CTBBBBEgrCT-' 7T," TBSBSrtrl 'TiflT11 lU'J www.' :fir3jOT!? '- -" -' - tfib 1 ? El . :PWW: v prsjrajp ', r v EiUAjmwmMr -jL ir ," u:' ... a, ; rf' '. ) f ft w I l -penn SQUAD IN SHAPE ff yf Al V I HtCH tA MK t . - -.--.. w-- , I McAnally Only Varsity Jersey Wearer on Injured List. Mike Whitehill, Joe Straus and Several Other Cripples Expect to See Action Saturday V Undismayed at to two straight ro verses suffered in as many weeks, Coach John llcisman and his Pennsylvania football squad scored yesterday after noon to proparo for Pitt and the three other games on the Red and Blue sched ule. Contrary to tho previous week, when V. M. I. trounced Captain Hop per and his mates, tho Penn players have east nsldo the feeling of gloom nnd aro intent on ono thing to retrieve the two defeats by scoring victories over tho esmlng four opponents. There is a general feeling on the campus that tho team has an even chanco for victory with Pitt, nnd this feeling Is held by the players. Tho won derful work of tho Red nnd HI no back field in tho fourth period of last Satur day's contest has instilled into tho play era that they have an offensive that can giin ground even under the most adverse condition. This week tho offense will bo polished np considerably with a view to getting Into thn proper shape to drive against ritt. Scouts who viewed th'o Panthers in action against Lafayctto say that Penn played a much better game against theEastonians and that general im provement during tho week will make the game an uncertainty. Tho players were willing to admit yesterday that they had mado grievous mistakes in the Stato gamo and they aro a unit in declaring that there will not be a repetition this Saturday. "Wo learned a lot against State and will certainly profit by tho mistakes wo mado," said ono of tho players yester day as ho romped around tho field. The samo opinion is held by nil tho players who if anything feel convinced that they may upset tho dope on Satur day nnd hand Pitt its first defeat of tho year. Yesterday was more of a holiday than any previous Monday this season. Vir tually the entire varsltv sauad had the afternoon off, somo to take examinations they were unable to take on Thursday and Friday when they wero sojourning at Whitemarsh, and others to havo a day of rest. The team, as a whole, came through Saturday's tilt without suffering any injuries. McAnally, tho lad who scored the only Red and Bluo touchdown, was the onlr member of tho snuad to suffer any severe injuries. He twisted his knee on Saturday, ana yesterday waiKcu around with tho aid of a cane. Billy Morris, tho master rubber, expects to havo him in shape beforo the week is out. Joe StrauB, whose injured ankle greatly handicapped him for tho short 1 timo he was in Saturday's contest, was not on the field during tho afternoon, but his teammates stated that they ex pected tho Texan to get into the scrim mage drill by tomorrow, Carl Thomas and Bud Hopper, who have been suffer ing from Injured elbows, reported that they wero none tho worse for tho hard play of Saturday's game, and that If anything they would be In better shapo this Saturday. Wagner, Thurraan, Harvey, White hill, Miller and several of the other members of tho team who have been Buffering from" minor injuries, nil re ported In great shape. Whitehill ex pects to scrlmmago all this week and unless injured again will start against the Panthers. Thero was somo tnlk on Franklin Field yesterday that Rex Wray would be mado the regular quarterback for the Pitt game, but this could not be verified. Rumors of a general ahakeup in the varsity eleven were also ram pant, but there was no indication that such n ti'ivc was contemplated by tho conches Sevf A old Penn players were on the field osterdny nfternoou and were a 'unit in declaring that the game was one of tho clcauebt ever fought between the two rivals. Aside from scratches and n black eye, suffered by Chicken Forrell, there was no other indication that tho players " had corao through such a hard game. A mixed tin varsity eleven with Bill Grave playing tackle in place of Ward, who was excused early to take an ex amination, ran through nn hour'H light signal drill, after which Coach llcisman called it a day. , ... f Tho coaches spent considerable! time yesterday in teaching Carl Thomas, tho best all-nround player on tho squad, somo of the fino points of tho punting game. Tho former Central High School lad showed considerable ability and has all tho earmarks of 'developing Into a high-class punter. Happy Day, tho substitute lineman, was taiccn, nsiuo yesterday by Ernie Cozzens and drilled into center piny. This afternoon nnd every afternoon until Friday tho coaches will send tho varsity through an hour's scrimmage drill with the scrubs, whft will use Pitt plays. A long tackling drill Is promised for every afternoon in addition to a shbrt signal drill. Scholastic Athletic Schedule for Today FOOTIUU, Camden Iltch vm ColllntsTrood, nt Cot Inciwood. v SOOCEn Penn lYcshmtn vs. Central HUti, at Central lUTrrfon" School vs. Tena Charter, at Haverford. rhiii . CBOSP-COONTRY r Fnuikrord ti.-Wwl rtillltaa. at Wwi LA SALLE MAY PLAY Pen Points Practice w terminated at 8:111 I yesterday, darkness settlnir In earlier than tho coaches (.,1 ThA whllA hall Was brOUffat IntO play for tho punter. . . .- ..,..,, m WI1H.m came at guard Saturday, came In for cpn- siaeraDie comment yrniojun, ftiuv,, acrlbea. "Warner, with Just . two wecka" practice, has mastorcd all the Intricacies of me jieismnn maicm nu in nuuinwn .o been playing a remarkable Una came. Fmn nndcnrradnntef- aro reported to havo lost hA1iv nn Ksturdav'a r&m. Refualns odd a htah aa three to. ono on the ame. they bet that Stato couia not score more than three touchdowns on their favorites. Coach Jack Kroch, of tho freshman eleven, atarted yestarday to drill Ills team for the mnnt Important rams on the vearllnc ached ule, Mercersburir at Merceribura- on Hatur- aay. AS yet ma Acaoemy uaya nnvo noi tasted defeat and havo rolled up eoodslzed scores on all opponents, Kddie McNIchol, basketball coach, and his hrnther Tltnnv. the CACtaln of trie nutntet. alone wltli Ralph Morgan and Manager Btrlcklajiil, will itu to New York Friday to fllil In arranelnic tho Intorcolleslats case schedule for the coming? season. The nocMtr (ftm atarted yesterdar after noon to prepare for Its first Intercollegiate League match of tho season against Yale at Now Ilaxen on Saturday next. With "Dink" Illngham back In thn line-up the team la strengthened considerably. Ulna-ham has been suffering from an Injured knoe. Aah Ianl, who before the war was a clever sprinter on the Penn freehman track team, reported to Coach Robertson for the track t'am yeaterday afternoon. Paul was a member of Qeorge Orion's track squad In 1010. GEMT01 HIGH PIlTGEffliHT .. j. L ' , . ....-' f a. ,i FO NN E Glonn Warner Nervous About His Dofonso, and Panthers Get Hard Workout Schools Without Game This Week PJan to Meet on Gridiron JERSEY SCHOOLS N GRID BATTLE Collingswood and Camden High Football Teams Will Clash This Afternoon The Colliugswood and the Camden High Schools football teams will meet on tho gridiron nt Collingswood this after noon in whnt should prove one of the most interesting contests of tho New Jersey hcholastic season. Collingswood has been cleaning up everything in sight, nnd to date has scored 242 noints nirnlnst five onnonents. Camden, too, has a fairly good record, nlthouch it hns only niayed three enmes. Two were Rtngcd in this cltv, one against the Germantown High School tenm. which Camden lost by 7 to 0, nnd the other ncalnst Northeast, which the Jer sey boys won by 14 to 7. CollinpswooU s victories were nt the expense of Gloucester, llnddon Heights, Mlllvillo, Bridgcton ami Monrestown. Collingswood has u slight advantage over Camden in weight, the foiini'r tpnm's average being 3f2 pounds, while Camden's average Is two points lower. In tho barkficld Collingswood nver ages about 1H7, whllo Camden's average is only 148, but on tho line Camden In the ndvautage. with an nvorago weight of 155 to Collingsuond'a 145. Warren, the Collingswood fullback, weighs 20S pounds, but he is ono of the fastest men nn the team, nnd lie has been responsible for a lnrgp number of the points made by his team. HE A VY SCORING LIKEL Y IN PRINCETON-HARVARD GAME Both Tigers and Crimson HavejDcvcloped Good Attacks. Roper's Barhs Will Be Outweighed, but Are Faster K in i By SPICK HALL cn ..rent nfimsite football machines i criticised on will mof neit Saturday afternoon tn h Ktnrllum nt Cnmbridee when the horn toots opening the nnnuol struggle between Hnnard and Princeton. ot that either one is weak defensively, but both have this season developed several brings of fine backs. This should be n game in which there is more than the usual number of touchdowns. Last fall at Palmer htamum uie ur a'nge nnd Black had the bettor of the .argument, 10 to 3, until the last few I minutes of play, when l.ddie Casey began running wnu. j.hu kuuiu vhuvu in a 10-10. .,.,., The fine performances of both tho Crimson's and Tigers' backfield men thus far means that both teams are likely to make two or more touchdowns. Harvard hns a slight edge in the weight of her backfield men, but Prlncctou is the speedier. Will Forget Past On comparative scores Harvard hns the advantage, hut wlicu the time for the game next Saturday comes, previous feeordd will be forgotten and doubtless will have given no real idea of what Is going to happen. Last Saturday Prince ton had a fierce strugglo to lick West Virginia, 10 to 0. Timely forward pass ing put Princeton in a position to score the only touchdown of tho game and also mado it possible for Frank Murrey to slip n field goul through. While Prlneton was having her hnnds full wltb the West Vlrgininns, Harvard was smashing through the University of Virginia for a 21-0 victory. Harvard's great work in defeating Centre Col lege .".I to 1 1 has boosted the Crimson stock to u lofty point, in New nnglnud, but in this section Princton is just us t strong n icTT'io Heavy '' J$m, Th' -JUMV uit risKrfl net .$iky B i& t iSfe. as ever. 'ntro game which ro of 45 noints beine to bo just such u battle Ji) and tho Cambridge boys Princeton doesu't seem to htirarty great lino-smasher efpiul to Horween, but tho Tiger backs tire very bwift, versatile nnd nro far from weak on lino pinys. uno -tigers nno u great field general r.nd fine i mining in Don T.mirlo. He is cool-headed and has enough cxperleueo to make him ono of l,ner1Jj!,,m; the' great quarterbacks of tho year. last Vtltav all sides for their noor (letcnse. they weic trimmed decisively by both Colgate and West Virginia and this did not help the Tigers any in the pregame comparisons before the Har vard and Yale contests. Nevertheless Hoper's team managed to tic Harvard and defeat Vale. In thoso contests the tarkling of the Princeton men was fierce and accurate. This season in somo of their games Princeton lias shown n decided tendency to tackle high, but it would not be ut all surprising to see tliein come back in this department nnd do just as well ueicnsiveiy as either lale or Harvard UNION A. A. ALL-AMERICANS TO PLAY NEW YORK SHIP Meet In Gridiron Game on Grounds of Phoenlxvllle Team This Afternoon Piioeniwille, Nov. 2. Tho Union A, A. AU-Aincricnu footbnll eleven plays a mid-week game this afternoon, the opposition being tho New York Shipbuilders, of Camden. Tho visitors nave a wcll-bulnnced aggregation of griuucrs and the gume may prove any thing but a set-up. Some extra practice will bo neces sary for tho important gamo scheduled Saturday with tho Shenandoah outfit. Manager Calvin Eyrich lias ordered practico Wednesday and Thursday and is also considering getting tho boys to gether on Friday night, as the Saturday battle was only arrunged with tho con dition that Union place a side bet of SIIOOO. This shows the confidence of the visitors. The line-up of this after noon's game: Union A A Ollleiple McCarthy. . . . Little Wray McllUEb ltecketl Miller. i .. j. N,w YorK Ship. I';f,t,enJ, OelBenhelmor left tackle Krr lefttuard .....Homlii ,c'nler Marshal) rlsht t'uaril Uupplee lht tacldo Pralssman rlffllt enil . . ..NbufMmk Cable miiirtcrhArl . ii.i.. 1'ottelger . left halfback Fowler Kyrlrli rlzht halfback . ..Weltsinun Weldon fullback Umback tet Jackson-Fltr Bout Drew $62,160 ValU Vab-It ICTa, ft 111 III. Vl- k He is cool-headed Olid has I K'tdle Kllxaonimons. neither one cnarnplon or Hiiuuii, uruw it,,uj eacn lor uox rouns in Mnuinon Byuare (iarden nlfht, arcordlns to an etinounce. i reouuii or tha ' received Jt vlll be recalled that at this time P"nt "1. 0!u,, T'1? .totl reotlut it-ksob Princeton, had been aemely isioswer' "3,,"' of wh,ch " ui Germantown High nnd La Sails High nro without games for Friday, and ne gotiations arc under way now ftir these teams to meet on tho Watervicw grounds on Friday afternoon. Interest is keen in both the High School League nnd tho Catholic Leaguo competitions, nnd when teams from these leagues clash a largo crowd is always on hand. Coach Fred Miller, of Germantown, Instructed Manager Thornton to mako every effort to arrange n good gamo for this week, as tho Germantown tutor feared that Interest in tho prnctico would not be so keen with no week-end contest 6n tho roster. With tho North cast gamo only nine dnys off, Coacji Miller will not risk his players getting into a slump. Tho Frankford High -Penn Charter gamo will bring out n lnrgo crowd on Thursdny, when theso teams clash nt Queen Lane. Frankford hns a first class aggregation. Penn Charter is strong as well as fast, and tho Quakers will give n good account of themselves. It should he a gamo well worth tho trip to tho suburban field." The. High School League soccer teams will all bo in nctlon, South Philadel phia playing nt Northeast, Germantown High at West Philadelphia and Frank ford High at Central High. Ogontz Girls Cancel Gamo Swarthmoro Hieh's fair field hockey players arc much peeved. Tho Ogontz Hcnooi girls canceled the came sched uled for next Thursday afternoon, nnd to make matters worso Ucontr, envo no reason for cancelling, say tho Garnet ninyera. "Uuoss tucv know what a good team wc havo out there," said one of tho Swarthmor players. Friends' Select's field hockey play ers will meet the Sprlngsido girls' team in n gamo at the Philadelphia Cricket Club grounds tomorrow afternoon pro vided tho weatherman wps wrong in his guess. Tho Friends' Central School girls arc practicing two afternoons a week. Miss Marie Ileuzc, coach, has experienced difficulty securing a field for tho prac tice periods. Kingsessing Playground's playing fields, both for the boys nnd the girls, arc much in demand. The Blue and Grey squad is largo, from thirty five to fifty candidates reporting for every practice. When the Friends' Central players aro through the Temple University girls report. The TfTkloinen 1'rfp School defeated the National Farm School eleven on Saturday, when lluddv. tho henvy fullback from the l'ennsburv School kicked a Koal from place ment In the Inst three minutes of play. lie booted tho ball from the 3H-yard line. Tho ITarrlsbure Tecli football eleven, after Bolnsr through twenty-elifht Karnes with a mishap, met defeat at the harals of the Pitt Freshmen on Saturday at Harrlsburc. by a 20-7 score. The Merceniuarr Academy eleven won Its sixth tcamn In succesilon on Saturday il featlnc the I.ehlsh Fresh leani, i'3 to 0. Tho Cumberland Valley boys nro Improving with every contest and will probably nnlsh the season without a defeat. Th Williamson Trades School eleven traveled to l'ennlneton or? Saturday nnd citne home a loser by Just ono point. Pen nington vi on by 13 to IS. TJi St. Joseph's I'rep and the West Cath olic llleh fachool, which are tied for the lead In the Catholic Lea sup. will ataro a fast encounter at the Phillies' Hall Park on Friday afternoon, and the West Catholic boya appear to be the favorites, duo to their victory over Catholic llleh on Saturday. The footbnll ciunes betweerr Friend's Cen tral School and the Haverford School, which was orlBlnnlly scheduled for Frldjiy after noon will foe played at Forty-fourth atrcet and Parkslde avenuo on Thursday. The Interncnriemlc I.encue will have a very short season this lear, becauao of the with drawal of Friend's Central, ttuch of tho threo teams will play two games. Tho openln contest will be played on Trlday afternoorf, but It may be transferred to Thursday. Germantown Academy and Epls. copal Academy will be the contestants and the flrst-mentloned team Is looked upon us an easy visitor. On November 13. Tcnn Charter plays Epls copal Academy, and the following Friday will see the only real samo expected of the three, when the Germantown Academy ami Penn Charter meet at Queen lane, and this should be some fracas. The MVnonah Mllliary Institute defeated the Uordcutown 21. I. on SuturUay by 13 toO. ti,m T.n ftnlle l'rer School Imh nlari it.... frames so far this season nnd nn ,!n. clslon has been reached In arw of tho trio Tho nrst cumeiu r Mm, inn jinvrrmru (hnnl eleven and tho final scorn Has 7.7 Ti.. nMt tvio irames wero Catholic Srlnmi ' Ijeaguu conflicts nnd thero was no score In either of the two. West Catholic and St. Joseph's wero tho opposing teams. The Trenton High School football team staaea one oi ma umi duiijuops nr mo season on Saturday by defeating th0 Atlar . riv IIIetH ftrhnol at the fjhore. T, .un tile lint defe.U In four starts, and put a I In ehs atinra VinVM hntl If Ihn L-...ol. Jcrney champiynBhip. fttnmtm lamia llta 1hh1 ..! a run ii i t" " vo iuiui nqnnoi elevens in pi-uiiuh uc ncunuu, iiHvinB registered 1T2 point. Itnilnnr High Rchool In Beconil with 1UO points, while tho Swarth moro liiKa nun ruumcu jui un fveri" nun iirfil. Central Iltch la one paint shy of thin mark. ENFORCE BOXING RULES Ralph Brady Suspended for Being Twelve Pounds, Overweight New York. Nov. 2. The Ne.vv York State Hoxine Commission and the li cense committee nunnuuee Hint they have suspended Itnlpli lltpdy, n liccnscJ hoxcr. for thirty dnys from November 1, 1020, for being twelve pounds over tho contract weight in his contest with Hilly de Foe on Friday nifiht, October 21). 1020, nt Madison Square Garden. The commission hns a'so indefinitely suspended, ponding n hearing, Lee John bon. who was disqualified by Hefcrce McPartland for not trying in his contest with Wee Wee Ilnrton ut tho Common wealth Sporting Club, Inc., on October 23, 1020. Pittsburgh, Nov. 2. Tho University of Pittaburcli footbnll team Is facing three games in its schedulo that Coach Glenn Warner is very nervous about Pennsylvania, W. and J. nnd Penn State. Tho first named comes on Sat urday at Franklin Field, and Inasmuch as tho Panthers did not show very much of n defenso against Jock Sutherland'!! Lafayctto team last Saturday, the famous coach was not willing to give the Pnnthcrs much of a rest yesterday. Warner docs not worry mucli about tho scoro of tho Penn Stato-Pcnnsyl-vanla gamo of last Saturday, and will drill his mnchino thoroughly between now and Thursday night, particularly when it appears as if ho will bo forced to use several second string men. Tom Hollcran, tho plucky qunrlcr back who was hurt In tho Syracuse gamo and played only a few minutes against Georgia Tech which aggravate his torn shoulder ligaments, was on the side lines on Saturday, and Warner would not let him go in, notwithstand ing his plcndings when the Lafayette huskies carrjed tho ball to Pitt's 5 yard line. Hollcran Is not n prospect for next Saturday's game, nor is Ilnrman or McLenu. Thee three nicn did not don n uniform today. However, Warner is blessed with a plentiful supply of good reserve material, and as ho expecta to uso Hewitt, Dnvics, McCrackcn nnd Anderson in the backfield, tho student body isn't worried about the outcome nt Franklin Field. A light drill was worked today, and some aignnl instruction given by War ner, while tho aerial game was practiced for an hour. Pitt did not use this stylo of play against Lafayette, but do ponded mostly on Hewitt's line smash ing nifd Tom Dovies'a end runs. It was fortunate that tho former Kinklminctns star got out of tho mixup twice for long runs that scored touch downs, or else Sutherland's proteges would havo held tho Panthers even. Warner said today that tomorrow's "nrltoi't would be severe nnd 'engthy. His mnln hope is thnt ho will get through the Pennsylvania game with his best men intact, ready for the struggle with "Washington nud Jefferson and State. ELECTION GRIDIRON CLASH T ; . ' f ' -1 1 I A sM"- ! ' 7 ' Vlncome and Brldesburg Meet at Richmond and Orthodox Streets I Two of the best loeal gridiron teams in tho city have scheduled n holiday game of football for the afternoon nt Richmond nnd Orthodox streets. The opposing contending eleven nro Urides burg and Vincomc, both contenders for city honors. Manager Bristow expects to start the regular lineup, as several of the players crippled in the Kivcrton game will be in trim. Manager MacDonald, of Vln come, will endeavor to also put his full strength 'on tho field. Vlncomo weath ered the Consliy battle in fine style and nlthough fome of the boys were n hit the worse for Sunday's game, will ho in good shape this afternoon. The line up: Vlncome. Brldesbum. HendTen left end Tompkins I.otka left taclcle Kurtz P. Smith left cuard Beckett Kammerer center ..., I.ally Hcede rlsht aruard ..'...;. It. Ilutts J. Smith right tacklo Hums Prhati'l rluht end llyrne VV, Smith riuartorback Lenu Toland left halfback Wolf Hughe rlEht halfback Downey Ileddlns fullback Hhrnder rteferee Dr. John J. KcorIi, U. of I. Um pire Dr. Philip G. I.owls, Harvard. Hend linesman Ii. J Hayes, Muhlenbcre ami Mnsslllon Tiscrs, Tlm! 12-mlnute periods. ! HATS We Make DERBY and SOFT HATS $3.45 Regular $5 Value Real Velours, $5.50 & $6.45 Tweed Cloth Hats, $2.85 A. M. DAVIS, Hat Maker 13lh Si Cherry Open Kvenlngs WE CLEAN HATS November Baseball Game Tlasebull htlll holds swny In the North east, and this afternmm en tho Nativity Held, nt Miller and Ontario atreets, lha ltlchmond club will meet Flelilier Yarn. Theso teams met u few weulca ago downtown, and l'lelsher sprung a decided surprise by tho eusy manner in which It defeated Na tivity. Kddle darner will pitch for l'hll Hag. gerty'a athletes, while Bd I.usk will depend on hla star southpaw, Lefty Bchofleld. Hope A. A. Triumphs The Hope A. 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