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EVENING PUBLIC ISEDGERr-PHlrCADEIiPHtA; TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1020
JiV COLOi? WORLD RED AND BLUE EQUAL GREEN WONDER IF THIS WILL HOLD GOOD SATURDAY?
TENDLER CAN DEFEAT
LEONARD, SA YS KELLY,
AFTER LEWK. OS HIM
OLD PENNAND DARTMOUTH TEAMS
SHOW REVERSAL OF FORM AND GAME
ON SA TURD A Y SHOULD BE THRILLER
PENVS great showing nsninst I'lttshursh nml the work
of Dartmouth in the Cernell Riime Inst Stattmluy
makes the I'otin-Dartmeuth pime en Krnnhlln Viuhl next
Saturday loom up an highly exi iting cnutvit. Heth
teams shewrri a startling reversal in form, especially
Pcun. Nobody even dreamed that the strong Panther
eleven could be scored en three times, hut the lied and
Blue came through in a pinch.
. Coach Ileismau wIm-Ij- opened up his attack, and this
Btylc of play brought results, lVim hua a team this year
Which is built for open play. The back arc speedy, can
Ret forward pacs and Keep the oppeiieut.s busy all of the,
time. However, they are almost impe-aible in a line
attack. The men arc tee light and tee small te stand
the constant battering.
There was a big improvement in the backlield. True,
the men missed their signals occasionally, but a little
thing like that can be corrected. The big thing new is tlie
fact that I'cnn has cmnp back te life, showed some real
football, and this should stimulate both the coaches uud
players te further efforts. That l'ltt game was the beat
thing that could have happened te l'enu.
Dartmouth has a great team new that Captain llob lleb llob
ertsen and a couple of titlier cripples are back in the
line-up. The Green team 1ms been unfortunate all season
In having star men laid up with injuries, but they new
re in shnpc for the linal drive.
Last Saturda Cernell made but one Hrvt down against
them, which proves the defense is very geed. Shclhurup,
the colored backlield man. is n star and Uewers also is
Heed. Dartmouth will bring a strong eleven down here,
and the game should be an interesting one.
Cernell failed te show as much as the early season
scores indicated, but this was because Dartmouth was the
first hard game Debie's men have placd. The solemn
Bcet never admitted he had a geed football team, liow liew
"'ever, and pcrhups he was right. Still, you never can tell
In ene game. Anything is likely te happen.
THE lthacans play Celumhia next .Saturday and
we will see what happens then.
Leenard and Loughlin Plan Revenge
IT IS bcldetn that a world's champion, after taking part
, in a very strenuous bout, remes back for mere of the.
nine. A tough opponent usually is plnced en the blacklist
of the champion and, if they ever meet again, it will be
eclally and without the scenery of a boxing club.
Therefore, it is with much surprise that we note the
approaching battle between Heuny Leenard and K. O.
' Loughlin in Camden next Friday night. The last meet
ing was one of the roughest ever seen in thesp part"-, and
the bout was the most sensational we ever have witnessed.
Fer nine rounds the boys bounced punches oft" eacl. ether's
face and Leenard wen because he was able te slide ewr
the telling wallop.
Leenard will net admit it, but he was all but out in the
cventh round, Weeding from the nose nnd mouth, u be
wildered leek In his eyes and staggering around the ring,
It would have taken but one blew te finish him.
However, Loughlin wns in the same condition and this
was fortunate for the lightweight champion.
Leenard's pride was hurt after that contest. Fer the
Ity KODKIIT V. MAXWELL
Snorts lUlller r.rrnlnjc I'liliHc f.rdgrr
lirst time in his career he was forced te take a beating and
haR been anxious te redeem himself. He blamed his peer
showing If it could be called a peer showing te bis long
-ncatlen In the movies nnd wanta te prove that he is just
as geed new as ever before.
Leughiin also has been claiming that Benny slipped
ever a lucky punch and had no license te win. Therefore,
we have two dissatisfied parties concerned and what could
be better than settling it with the gloves?
'Tis strange, in these hectic financial times, that two
professional athletes step Inte the ring and IUOALLY
light. It isn't done very much thesu dn.s, but this pair
seem te be all set for a Kilkenny evening without the
Irish confetti.
AIN'T IT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELIN7
T LOOKH like a boxing bout well worth seeing
because, if it is only ene half as strenuous as
the last one, there will be lets of action every
minute.
Oh! Loek Who's Here!
BASKIIALL is becoming quite prominent in the public
prints anil is being discussed, despite the off season
and the football games. The magnates are preparing for
tin approaching season and one club has gene se far as
te nelect a spring training camp. The Cincinnati lleds
will train in Cisco, Tex., instead of Miami, If that means
uii thing.
Managers are being hired, fired and allowed te resign.
Fred Mitchell received the official tinware from the
Chicago Cubs and Johnny F.vcrs took his place. Jimmy
Iiiirke has pased out of the St. Leuis picture. Hugliey
Jennings resigned from Detroit, Geerge Stalllngs has
quit the llestnn Hravcs, Kd Harrow took the job as secre
tary of the Yankees nnd Hugh Duffy replaced him as man
ager of the lied Sex.
It was said in llosten last Saturday that .Mitchell
could have the job as manager of the Braves if lie wanted
It. As Fred is net ready te go back te the farm and likes
te be kept busy during the summer, It's quite likely that
he will take the job.
llaseball is being shuffled up for a new deal. The mag
nates have started their usual winter fight, which will
keep the fans busy until the training season starts. These
scraps arc getting te be old stuff. The public is getting
sick and fired of them and, if the magnates only knew It,
they are hurting the game as much as the pillow lifters.
7.1 .VS ilen't care te read about bum bouts between.
iteur fighters. After last winter s exhibition,
EU.VS
a mat
wr are led In believe the baseball magnates are in
the stirrage cte.n as fighters.
Ice Heckey te Begin Soen
IX A SHOUT tlme.riilladelphians will have an oppor
tunity te see some real, lionest-te-goodncss, strenu
ous sport of the indoor variety. Ice hockey will be plajed
at the lee Palace and the best teams in the United States
and Canada will perform.
This is about the fastest game that is played and the
spectators get plenty of thrills. Geerge Pawling hns ar
ranged a great schedule for the winter.
Covvriekt, 1010, bu i'ublle Lidatr Ce.
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NEW GREEN VALLEY LINKS TO Amateur sports
BE EXCELLENT GOLF TESTW Knje",a
made such a geed
ntlinlic Club, which
geed showing last jcar
I in the Seuth Philadelphia Catholic
Frank James, Construction Engineer, Has Practiced iheery of Basketball League, has reorganized for
7 Course for Real Shet and Giving Player a Chance There
.rplIEY say about the Kngineer.s'
-- Club, where the national amateur
was nlaved. that the members there get
hlineh-bnekrd from trying te sink their
Uy SANDY McNIIJLICK
lone slenc with the drive. Then I
just pushed that creek ever about lift
yards, blew up that three-story lieii'e.
cut a chunk out of that hill, blasted out
n,ite Tlinv knv nliniit tie i str rt of I " in"t aim mine 11 kuiii ... m.-it.
Kosberoush' that even the chickens j Isu t it pretty.-'
(feathered! have one leg shorter than sjert of Startling
the ether from walking along the sides .. . revolution
in what it menus te build u ceur.se,
of the bills.
Toek a toddle out that way and found
the rumor mere or less correct. Alse
discovered that ItoTberough Is rapidly
developing Inte what you might call a
Wve of golf industry.
The Itoxberough Country Club was
thronged with members, the clubhouse
was terrtblv eugresserl witn an ever
and the matter-of-fact way this ure
digleus worker told of the rest of the
changes he made te get his results
rather takes one's brenth away. If a
rock-cored "mountain" intervenes be
tween what is meant te be a pretty
bit of fairway and the green. ou sim
ply iemee the mountain. If a creeic
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Philadelphia Lightweight Ace Puts New Yerker te Sleep
Fifth Round "Chinese-Puzzle btyle Will Beat
Champ," Predicts Defeated Man
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WINNIE HIDE
WITH GERMANTOWN
Cage Veteran, Who Began Ca
reer Score of Years Age, Re
turns te Old Position
Kemllng. .
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t'umdrn. .
flowing ladlev' brii'.-e nartj. nil win ti,n.ii"t just suit ou in tin eeurse it
hustle nnd bustle. lint it'-net enough. ,a, pr.iliablv run for initiiries. veu
lust above this dub nnether is se , Nilnl,v me(', jt 0cr n few hundred
far along that it'.s likely te ring with ' yards'. If there's a forest, ditto. Sim
ple.
the click of golf balls, comes another
springtime. Oreen Vallev Country
tllll) Is the nnme 01 me lateii geuinc
lay-out and in the description of tl is
Tenture It is incidentally strictly cor
rect te name It "valley."
Ter Every Up"
It piomises te be ene of the most
rugged golf courses In the city. Hut
It will also be one of the most beau
tiful and a test of coif that doe- the
earnest work of Willi" Park, architect:
Prank James, cnmjftn Hen engineer,
and Carter Seeds Ce.. proud.
Though actual work en the nnir-e
hns been geii'g en only a matter t
some four menMi. twelve fairwajs and
twelve greens with tecs are new virtu
ally finished. In fact they were se
nearly playable that flags and cups
were actually pet out last Saturday, but
the members decided te curb their eag
erness for action nnd wait till ".pritu
before plnviug a hh.it there.
The neelty and beauty of the ceur-i
utarts at the entrance It all loots
like the gntewa- te some htije muntrv
mansion and estate, which is exactly
what It was.
The clubhouse will be the huge stone
residence belonging formerly te the
proprietor, In the dark ages, of one of
the city's most popular breweries.
The mansion, with a few additions,
will make a magnificent clubhouse, In
contrast te the revnmped farmhouses
Which are the home of a majority. ou
might 811 . of the cltv's country club-.
The garage and ether building- -till
standing muke little building mpi'ied.
te thut all the wu through it's a model
pet.
Unfinished
Out In the back Marts the" eighteen
hole course. It hns great pe-sibilities
for a geed golfer, anil with allowances
for the moderate player, will have every
tendency te build up a game which
might slump -Jlong for years en u
mediocre course.
Today they were blasting out Mine
Lundrcd or se tree stumps, blowing up
old buildings and t lings se that it
wouldn't have been difluult te hgiiie veu
were In the he t of no man's land
ueain. what with the plowed stretches
aud great, fresh earth mounds and
'trenches,' ' except for the many
Blinipses of virgin grass plots half hidden
everywhere, the new greens and fairways
of the unfinished course.
The first hole is a right-hand dog deg
lec three-shettcr. and right there you
Bat au Idea of what It means te held
down the job of construction engineer of
a new golf course.
The architect comes nleng, plots the
holes nud then tells the c. c te go
ahead. Frank .lames ha- 1I him
Imllt Berne of, the loemiest tees and
iVmbs u the c)ty. Hn believes In tnat
Zr,A no does every real golfer. Out
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"Netlilng at AU"
Ne obstruction te a perfect golf hole
Is tee great for Frank, James, and he
has well -nigh performed a miracle at
(Sreen Valley. Moreover, he accom
plished his results with such a minimum
of ce-t and difficulty that it seems like
nothing at all te hear him tell it.
His tlicerv is that a man should have
te play gelf1 en a hole that he builds,
but he also believes in giving Mm all
the chance in the world. There is ul
wajs a wuv uii can go for your birdie
if jeu play the shot. The greens arc
about as attractive as any lu the dis
trict. There isn't space here for a descrip
tion of all the holes, but of the fact
that Green Vnlley will present n sporty,
rugged, beautiful and unique shot test,
as well ns a charming spot te pursue
the little battered bull, of that there
isn't any doubt.
SOCCER OFFICIALS MEET
Decide te Refer Ineligibility of
Players te National Bedy
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Eastern District Soccer Football
Association held last night at the
Fourth street Club. 108 Seuth Fourth
street, it was decided te refer the In
eligibility of two Disston players,
Jiinmv and Hart Mcfihee. te the regis regis
natien cemmHti'O of the National Soc
cer rni.fhnll Association. The two
plu.M'r-, in question were participants
us 'members of the Disston team in a
National Cup game last Saturday when
they wcre ineligible, te play.
The dispute evor the referee's fee
was settled amicably by the association
at the meeting last night. A graduat
ing feale, according te the type of the
teams playing, was agreed en.
Soccer Notes
the season with a first-class team
Themas F. Clavin. a former Cnthelic
High star, has been appointed man
nger, and he has signed Jnck Lawrence,
formerly of Parke-burg; Wile Mo Me
Carter, of 'Wl'kes.'narre: Milium Cal
houn, of Ceatcville; Pete ICilpatrlek.
the American League star, and Jehmiv
T.avnn, a former l'enu player. St.
Anthenv's Hall, where the games will
be nlnved this year, hns been remodeled.
Any first-cln.s team wi-hing te travel,
enn secure games bv getting in touch
"in. Themas F. Clnvin. 2701 Oakford
street.
1 lin Kerrrs. a thlrd-claaa traveling eve.
uftlren tn schedulr KamM with teams of
thut cliim efferlnc (air Kuarantcrs. Joarch
Ditfty. LM12 Eiat SearK'nt itre.t
Roeknood Junier wiints te book camn
with third or fourth rlaea quintet hnvlnr
halls. I' J Metlian 2.13.', Odnr trect
(In-irnn A. A., n Ihlrd-r'aiu, eulnt't, wante
te hook cameH for anv Thursday Friday or
S.i'untnv -vrnlnc with tfamn halrie lull).
un.i in. iiib rraHeimi'ii KUiirnillK IJ I,.
US' 11 L'filS H .Utll Nlllf nth itr,,.l
Peiinnlvn'ii I"re In-erinrr Ce.. n flrat-ele-H
triv-llnj l muy.3 te nrranu, Kainen
mI h team iiav'mr llenr and nl'iirifr en nv
pi-ht ixrpt Wrdncsdav. Walt ilyer. 5ns
wainur aireet
M. I.'ilif's riuh hav n. few open dates
for camrH en St Luke's fleer, 11 and Hunt Hunt
tnRden Htrcr't Tea ma wlahln te play ad
dreaa K MeNutt, 2ssii North Prent iitreet.
St. Andrew's JImi'h Krlendly I'nlen. a
flrat'Claaa flre, are dealreua te book Ramea
with teams of that claas hnvlnit halla and
eflerlng fair iruaranteea. U&rvey Kruach,
2340 Seuth Frent atrect.
riefttlleld A. ". eleen has Nevemlmr 14
and 21 open for any 130.140 pound travellm
trami Thomaa Deutrherty. 3at)7 tVeat Clear
Held street, or phene Manuyunk 003. between
7 nnd Hp. in.
f 'iftinlirlit A. C. ii fast neeend.rlnM fivm
warrta te schedule cameo with teams havlnii
notes aim imerinK r iisenaiiie inuu'ementr
It r.lsner 2010 Kennlniti ii nenue
Deli A. '.. a thlrd-eUss team, wanta te
tntet anv travellni; tram" welrhln 13,1
pounds. Harry Hill, 20H4 Houth Ninctienth
nre.t
Ilex A. t'., h thtrd-claat Iravellnc team,
would like te arrange Karnis with teama of
this clans out of town- offering fair guaran
tee David II. Ueldblatt. 11107 Seuth Sixth
street.
hpei dwell A. A. wants te meet n third
class tr-wellng- aRirrecatlen Itay McDowell.
204.1 Seuth Nineteenth street
KrnMnxtnn A. A., a strictly first-class
traveling team, has all of Nocmer open
for qulntets efferlni? reasonable Inducements
J. 11 Dillcy 7111 Ue'ijrade street.
The St. Jehn's Alumni, of Manayunk,
wnr. h te arranire tram!, with srcnnd-claas
teami In and near Phllmjflphla J A Flem
Ini' .'1 ItoxbnreUKh aMnm
Wlnten A. ('.. a slxti en-seventeen-vear-eld
flA disres Katnes wltii t'.tms havlnv halls
Jehn Ueherty 1R1D Seuth Twenty fourth
street
Allirn Club wants te scliedule ten inc.-, with
first and srcend-rlnsi t es havlns halls
Hehert Merris 040 Tusculum stieet.
tVllwn A. 0. wants te book games with
flrst-elas-; bemu tenms havlti- floors and of
fering fair fuarantees. Samuel Lelbennan.
2101 Houth J'hllltp strest.
Ieran A. A. would like te hear from any
first-class traveling team. Call Vemlnc
7fll after 7:80 p. m. Ask for T B. Mc Mc
Cleskey. Ilunceek C. C. desires names with third
and fourth-class teams bavins; halls. J. Al
ten i:ana. 2401 North Seventeenth street
The Mrctewn Heys' Club Ittslj would like
l i jirr.nite names wiin teams from four-
KASTKHS I.KAflVK
IV. T.. I'.C. V. I.. l'.O.
2 0 1.000 fler'ntewn. 0 1 .000
2 0 l.Oeil.Nen'urk... O 1 .1)00
1 1 .500 l'lilli. 0 2 .000
srin:eui.i: ion tiik vra:i;
Tnnlelit Newark nt Oermantewn.
UrdnrNd.ijr (lermalllewn nt Camdeni
Ite'iUni; nt N'M'irk. ,
IVIilu I'lillntlelplilit nt Trenten.
Huturil i) Trriitim lit l'lill.iilelililai Cam
den nt ltr.'iillnir.
Among the leading basketball teams
of Plilliidelphia a scorn of cars age was
the Tannheuser AVheelmen. Pinjing en
this tpiiutet wns n yeuntrstcr of con
siderable nremise named Winllcld Kin
knlde. "Kinny" wns a member of the
second team, but Hilly Mergcnweek,
who managed the Camden Xatiennls,
gave him the once ever nnd decided that
Klnkalde was ripe for the big league.
Mergcnweek niade no mistake in his
decision and thus began the career of
the greatest spot guard that ever played
Ivisi-t-tball. net i MeWillinins in cer
tain departments, but his superior lu
ethers. This snme Klnknide lias an
Mwrre.it the call again.
Flayers arc scarce. Dave llcnnls, of
Oermantewn, knows this and after a
conference with Kinny has induced the
veteran te return te the cage sport and
tonight Winlield Klnkalde take-, his
place in the line-up of the (icrinuntewn
Knstcrn League team when it plays
Newark, at Chew street and Chelten
avenue.
Kinkaide Is In perfect physical shape
and expects te be able te 'last the full
game. Provided the veteran is ceirect
In the conclusion that he tun come
back, Germantewu has made a ten
strike. Tlie suburbanites are sorely in
need of a spot guurd of experience untl
with Ilelman te work the fleer one of
the perplexing problems facing Ilcnnis
la solved.
After Kinkaide left Camden he went
down Hast with the ether players who
jumped the National League, and in
11107 joined Johnstown, of the Central
League, lie ulse played with I'nlon I'nlen I'nlon
tewn, in that circuit, with Heading aud
He Neri, in the Kastcru League.
"While at Johnstown, his running
mate. Walter "Dutch" Wehlfarth, es
tablished a record of nearly live goals
per game, a mark never equaled by a
backfield man, and this wna only pos
sible from the fact that Klnkalde was
auch ii wonderful guard thnt he invari
ably played two men. When he gets
in shape Nat Ilelman aheuld have an
ideal running mate.
TIGERS HOPE TO WIN
BY STRAIGHT PLAY
Majority of Victories Over Yale Result of Recovered
Fumbles and Geals Frem Field Johnny Pee,
Sam White and Jee Scheerer Greatest Heroes
ATI11FLI0 eve
" Princeton up'
fen-slxlcnn years eX aiie, either at horn or
(ir.itz street
away Vll'lam A. Hchacrter 4402 Nurth
1 he finiiitiM-k MldcrtH would like te linnl
mmes with fetirt tn-slxteeii-yeiir-eld riultj
lets lllier at home or away H. .McC'anrl-U.-H,
2MJ Carpenter street
Ce. 1H, W. II. II. C. desires tames with
teams averlnx 10A pounds Captain Albert
W. Kastbumm. care Ita Seminary. Thirty
fourth and Ludlow streets
rempie ii. u. wants iq near irnm four
teen sixteen-year-old traveling learns wllllnr
ranies lur sis mi-ii. uoaepn wris-
llrandrwln
te pay guarantee for six men
Ilia, iUQ uypreas street.
msa
ames
Mllllsan was en the slde liri sundav and wants n benu win a witn seena or tiura
exr".cts te 1 back In lh uaiti'. shertl- This rl.ii. In inr '"., , , ,
l.fv Ii ene of the best plaiers around here J'liliiinbla II. 1. has a, few p, en datis fe
and has" V.n'V.tlv missed In the last ."l-class home Uams William CeuUtm
few uamrs at Cardlnirten. . .out) J-.asi juenmuuui mreci
j. '. warns In rinnlp ctb
with seeeml-rlass teams havlna- halls, Ja
Affer. 'nls llrandywlne street
Jierrlll C'liili wants lu bonk Rames with
flrat-riHSs teams out of town haMnit hall
nnd etf-rlne fair KUaraniees .Marty Wolf,
son 'I21U Xleniim-nt street
Iielti l'lil Club, a tr.nelltrj quintet
for
A.
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t i.u.l na ihuiiEh DebMiim will havn the
better end of the fray next Haturday In the
National Cud reelay. Jim Welfenden will
need Hart and Jimmy McUhee in Ha Mar
shall E. Smith (tame. .,.
Hart Mrlhe traa robbed of two beautiful
hets en Sunday Iletli struck the cress.
"rVlllta Oallanhrr. one of the Father Time
seerrr players of Phlladelehlu. held the
rlicht fullback position down un Sunday for
.lelinnv' Cnnnellr has b -en wearlnx n bread
piln ,v- nee his Fslrhlll team took the
If u. rnians In tmv en Sunday and shut tl-.Bm
Kuilelnh plajed ene of the best Rames of
his cartel aualnst the Nw Yerk ! C
Hudle was lest at the nutalde position, but a
low Kami win Bt mm "" rs"i.
iu nun ft IIVTT
rarne
the first tee was a precipitous cliff. jftr Nelan cted iiks , kid with
g jwt cased tbat off.' explained ' JXiuV'i!J&il
Flesh Reducing Bedy Building
l'rlv Treat's by Attendant 0 a. m. te 0 p, in.
Boxing Taught Ne Punishment
i-rHatn lASW.n Ilenms Hand lull Courts
O'Bnen's Vani-Flwh aar-,cd
Padded Tlunnln Track 35 ft Celllnu
Ilest Natural Ventilated tlym hi Wet Id
Boxing Teuynament Nev. 16th
Phila. Jack O'Brien
B E Cor. IBth Cheatnut- Sp uc 10-40
Cage Chatter
i .
The tiillenders in the Northeast Chun h
Lcaitue will It i en lif nctien tenlitht nt
Haceii Hull. Cedar und Cumberland streets
Helicon will oppose Rt. Luke's und Hethesda
tackles luthany. I.arce crowds haB been
turnlns out te all the Karnes thus far.
The riilliwlelplila Manufacturers' Leaxue la
primed for th" erenlnc of the season ene
week from tunUht Th Kjmes will be
p aied at Yenal's Hall. 2727 Wrt Columbia
iv'-iue, tind will be shared Jelialv by the
Ainerltana. T.ieri- will le siatlnij aei-etij.
mi'datlens for TOO and crowds of 1000 will
be able te secure admittance.
Heb Hill, of Mimmrrllcld, leader of. the
v---un r-v.t.r-,t l..,iriin hn the fllKtlne
lien of teppln the scerera , Itlchardaen. of
II. thany. the iilint guard Is also plavinc a
nifty name, besides aeltlna three and four
buselt s In the trio el contests in wuicu u
has taken tiart.
Johnny Ilrrkman Is owner anil tnanajter
of the Nantlcoke rive this year. Heckle also
Is playlnv In New Yerk with the Celtlcs
ThlV team defeated Trenten Sunday nliiht
at ! te sew. Heckle was the star, making sin
Held trials te one iiiriuiii ,,.,
nebby Hnmllten. Btetsqn secend-aacker is
Callalinn vs. Callahan
When Callahan from Eli Yale
titeps nut te lead the rush,
Where Callahan from Old Xatsau
Is waiting for the crush,
It lakes no expert en the job
Te diagneic the fun.
Te say hew swift the stir will be.
Te guess hew deep the fur will 6s
Before the game is done.
When Callahan, arrayed in Blue,
Steps out and answers "Here,"
Where Callahan in Tiger stripes
Is ready for the smear.
ftiA'c he Master Mind te guess
Amid the rival blends
That each of them will have quite seen
.1 fairly busy afternoon
llefnrr the menu ends.
The Twenty-Year Target
er twenty jenrs age
psct Yale twice in suc
cession. In 1808 the Orange and Blavk
predominated ecr the IJlue by 0 te 0,
the margin of victory being due te Pec's
great run nfter recovering a fumble.
In 1809 Princeton again triumphed by
the score of 11 te 10, Fee's field goal in
the closing minutes of battle deciding
the lsue. Se fur as the records bhew
from 1.S72 te HCO, thnt is the only
occasion where the Tiger had two suc
cesMhe meals of? llulldeg steak. Since
mat. tioiiuie tritimpli l'rinceten lias been
sllOVlll'' tlll'Oimll 11 U'illllOi- ntipn arnrv
eight jears in 1DIJ3. 1011 mid 1010.
The Second t'lianie
"MXJW the Tiger has his becend bhet
i nt the Uulldiig In ee far im enn.
scfutlve victories go.
Itepcr's team came through at New
Haven last fail, and his team will new
be giving battle en Nassau hetl. This,
at least, will be no disadvantage. And
lteper also has a fine maeliine te take
the lieltl. una of the bfht Princeton
tennis of many years.
Se Princeton Is at least lucky in going
after an ancient landmark te have the
ft st decided wltli one of her best teams
playing nt home. Yale, en the ether
side of the argument, will be fighting
with c(iial determination te stem the
liger rush. Having lest last fall, veu
can count upon the llulldeg giving 100
per cent of wltnt he has te even .tip en
this next occasion, new only a few days
away.
By the Fumble Reute
pUINOBTO.V bint Yale in 1808, in
j- lllll and in 1010 by recovering
rumbles nnd rushing these recoveries te
winning touchdowns.
Johnny P.ee, Sam White and Scheerer
Were the trio of heroes. Her ether
two victories, von nincc ISOS. were
achieved hv field -tals -one bv Hewitt
nnd the ether by Pee.
A victory is n victory, but it is the
earnest desire of Ueper and his men
te eeat ale en Saturday bv the touch
down route, where the winning score
is earned through the speed and power
of a stronger attack.
It will take a slashing nttnek te
carry out this idea, as Yale Is ceniltn.'
lly GIMNTLANI) MCE
with a Btrene defcusive team and a
team thnt also has a lusty punch te
its attack.
In 1010 the Tad Jenes team lest te
Iirewn, just as it lest a short while
back te llosten College.
Ililt nfter losing te I)revn the Ulue
machlne whirled back into line nnd
stepped Princeton and Harvard
abruptly.
This 1020 Yale team will be a fast,
powerful combination for its two big
games, stronger than a great many
camp followers believe it will be.
One of the Best
THIS should be one of the best Yale Yale
l'rinceten games of many years.
Beth machines nre well coached nnd
well trained, nnd both have a carload
of exceptional material.
The attack which' each eleven can
put under way should mean a hurricane
afternoon, for nfter all It's the zigzag
away up nnd down the field that lifts
tlie big crowd te its collective heels.
There will be a big cluster of ground
gniners en the field men such ns
Leurie, Garrity, Kelly, Kempten, etc.
--and this meaps action. In fact, qulte
an afternoon Minuld be bad all around.
CejMrlffhf, IS!). All iibiU rr-servrd
Notes of the Schoolboys
SfertheVie- (.'hutch I.eamir T Me leaders were
a trifle shaky in the Jl. thecd.t (tame as the
?...r" waS nip and t.e-k untl war the fin
t. u ...,. e. sJii.timnrflelil neil '11 In 1" un
. ..i mumimr nt Hunimer fll) 111
,VJ? .1 m l'.lle.k"...e ah expression of
relief when the eama was evtr
While Philadelphia was beaten ut Ilcadlnir
the Musical l'unders dbl some 1 n. work In
the second half, when thev held the Hears
.ini.i Held EOal, scored by llaixerty
in the first mlnute of play. All the ljeaam
Keala? six In number, were shots mad. past
the center of the fleer by Hawerty und
nelch.
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The Mrrrertbtirit Academy eleven, by de
fi'iillm? the lVtm Fresh eleven. closed the
season with u ileun ncerd, huln wen all
siiven Karnes plajed.
Iliirrlsliuri: Tech. nhlrh previous te Sat-
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Ifnine te Oreensb-jrK lllch. se It uppears the
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tirrmnnteun Academy, Penn Charter's
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thnrter has sulUrcd thli year Centra
lllith eleven wlntilnejhe ether name, u-t).
fiermaiiteuii IIInli Xrlioel, which was re.
schedule a same w th the I.aHalle Pren
eleven. for Friday, gave this contest ,m S!
a battle vjlth the AUnntlc City "iTrt Bch
at the shore en Saturday, and thi cil
scere.0'""'8 " th0 "h"1 "" " IM
St. Jeseph's Prep will travel te Wenonah
for a irunie w ih th .M. I LuvJ ni tm?,v5?
day as they will nut enira.e fn a Catholic
Ia-huu'i Katno this week. tatneuc
Ciithnllfl l,-ui:ue'i4 final u-im, ..in i
I.U.X.I ,, Th..l.,KIMn Daj" 'ith Ht" ilne
jeph s pUylnn I'uth'ili' llljh it i ,.V iS,;,Jnr
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1TY, HOW that baby can mil e b
iVl a remarkable fighter he's the
hardest puncher I, have i ever met-'all
my money, every nickel I can beg, bor
row or steal will go en Tcudler when
he meets Ucnny Leenard, and, you can
take this tip, a new champion will be
crowned en the date a Tcndlcr-Lcenard
match Is put en."
Such were the arntlmcnta of "Harlem
Kddle" Kelly, of New Yerk, In his
dressing room at the Olympia last night
while he Rtill wan separating himself
from that woozy feeling following the
knockout wallop the first of his career
suffered In the fifth round of his
scheduled eight-round bout with Lew
Tcndlcr, Philadelphia's persistent con
tender for n crack at the lightweight
tiUe.
A short left hook, which was pre
ceded by a body blew as Kelly was
backing up, toppled him ever. Eddie
flopped flat en his back and ns Referee
Slim Ilrennan started te count the New
Yerker rolled ever en his stomach. Face
tlewnwnrd, Kelly was unable te budge
his head or shoulders from the mat. He
snulrmed. wriggled and wiggled his legs.
arms and haunches, but Kildle was un
able te scramble te his feet until after
the tell of "ten."
Helped te Cemer
llefcree Hrennan stepped between
Kelly nnd Tcndlcr immediately, for it
was apparent tha.t the New Yerker, his
eyes rolling nnd still glassed, did net
knew he had been counted out. When
Tendler took Kelly by his elbow and,
startra te assist mm te ins corner, it
evidently came te the Gethamltc that he
had been knocked out.
Kelly turned te Tendler nnd 6ald :
"That's the first' time anything like
that ever happened te me. Even Penny
Leenard couldn't de It."
Later Kelly said that he couldn't
figure where Tendler had no chance
against Leenard. "I should snv he has
a chance!" he ejaculated. "Tcndler's
awkward style will prove a trcmcadeua
handicap for Leenard. I don't knew
hew te describe tlie form of Tendler.
unless you want te call it a Chinese
puzzle. He's a remarkable boxer."
Kelly put en n stubborn bout, but
he was clearly, cleanly nnd entirely out
classed by the Phlladulimlan. While
the Xew Yerker didn't have a chance
te win, he was dangerous until he was
flattened. It? was believed that Kelly
would put up a running fight, one of
these "I'm-golng-te-stny' affairs but
net se. He fought back as hard as he
could, tried te hcere with heavy lefts
and rights, but Tendler either parried,
blocked or dodged mesi' of his oppo
nent's punches.
Tendler Is Coel
Tendler showed a let of class,
mostly a clear head. At no time did
Lew become overanxious nor did he let
fly With any wild punches. He made
every blew count. Starting with n
straight right te the nose, Tendler
gradually brought Info play hooks,
cresses and uppcrcuts from the dis
tance and punched hard te the body with
both hands nt close quarters. Then
when Kelly appeared te be en the verge
of a KnocKeut Tcndlcr proved his ability
as a finisher bv delivering a short left
chen thai' accomplished the feat which
Champien Leenard failed.
Kelly steed Leenard off for nix
rounds at the Olympia in January,
1010.
Joe Weedman, who used te manage
nam i.angierti wneu the uosten negre
was considered te be one of the greatest
heavyweights In the world and who new
is handling Kelly, said after tlie bout!
"Tendler is a geed boxer. Of course,
he has a chance against Leenard."
When Tendler left the ring he was
net tircu in the least, lie wasn t even
puffing. "I didn't exert myself nt nil."
Lew said "I wasn't forced te flcht
one-tenth ns hard as I dltl against Jee
Welling in Milwaukee because Kelly
stoeii up anil uexeti. lie Hacked up,
perhaps, but he didn't make a runaway
IJy LrOUIB II. JAFFE
fight of it, ner.dld he de much unneces.
sary holding. Kelly Is a game, hey."
Tcndlcr weighed In 133 neunrl.
before entering the ring. Kelly tipped
the Beam nt un.
A Miniature Tcndlcr
Danny Kramer, of llosten. in ,
miniature Lew Tendler. The Horten.
Ian, weighing 117 pounds( proved this
against Wily Bcvaiis, who had an ad
vantage of seven pounds. In the scnil.
final of eight rounds. While Kramer
was unable te score a knockout he ad
ministered n terrific lacing te th
Wllkcs-Ilarre lad who showed that he
could take a let of punishment. Like
Tcndlcr, Kramer fought with his right
hand extended. He displayed all sorts
of action, footwork, punching ability
and also that he could stand up well
undeY a hard wallop.
.I.C.,d..Wn?2Hr' 122V' "'"Pointed Ilaj
O'Malley, 124, reversing tlie decision of
a previous meeting; Jnck Leslie, 105
and Jack Ward, 187, negrees, were
chased from the ring because of listlens
boxing, and Willie Kid Wolf, i;n
stepped Joe Wallace, 1118, In the second
round.
BIG CHANCE FOR SMITH
Bexes O'Dewd Tonight In Camden
Ring Friday Night
Jeff Smith, of llayenne, N. ,T., will
get an opportunity te prove himself the
greatest middleweight In the world to te
night In New Yerk, after which he will
go en in ene of the three all-star tea
round bouts nt the Camden Sportsmen's
Club en Friday night. In New Yerk to te
night Smith will meet Sllke O'Dewd la
n fifteen-round bout te a judges' deci
sion. Tlie winner of this match will ba
recognized ns the world's best middle
weight. On Friday night Smith will encoun
ter a light heavyweight, Knockout Sul.
Hvan, of Shenandoah. In the semifinal te
the return tilt between Benny Leenard,
lightweight ehnniplnn. nnd Knockout
Loughlin. of Seuih Bethlehem.
Anether ten-rounder will be a return
match between Jimmy Murphy anil
Johnny Mealy. Yeung Nell will be tlie
opposition for Lem Itewlauds In the
opening number.
Scraps About Scrappers
Ijcw Tendler was credited with a leneek.
down eter Uddle Killv In the third round
!at nliiht. een theuuh the latter war en
his test. A left uppercut knocked Kelly buck
en the ropes, where hn Uy. apparently out
nnd Ilcferee Hllm Ilrennan counted "e,ie'
ir,ire the New Yerker pulled himself to te
tether after Tendler had stepped badi,
Ynuiift Tem Sharker end Al Iirewn will
meet In the star bout at the Auditorium
A. A. tenlu'ht Jerry Hayes a, Jehunv
arlfrtth. l.l be th, ....y Other IwSti
Jee Vrlitht s. Temmv Hharp, Johnny I'ar
f?" v" ,-f?0.1.' n,,c'1 una 1-" Hevnelds 11.
Happy Kid Hums. .
Willie. Jacksen has iancelld his ten leuml
bout with I.ew Tendler In Milwaukee, sell d
uled for November L'2. Jacksen Kites ftH ,,
excuse for calling off this match the fact
that hla mannirer. Der Trnil.,v I uini. ,.
ey Is sufrerlnir with pleurisy at his hemi ,1
Carl Ilrrti!, a ncirre welteruelitht. will box
under the management of i:d 1'ehllit In the
future. Herts has stepped all of his op ep op
penents In this city since cernlnu here from
K. O. Snnsem has h?.d the ban in thli
city lifted He hatl beet, harfe'd by" Director
(ortelyeu fnr falling v Ce threuRh lth J
bout neainst Joe Airreii. Hansom and Her
rell will box at the Cambria KrldnV iihfnt
Other beuts: Hddle Clark vs, .Mike Cr 'led,
Jee Ilelment M. Jehnnv lleycc. Harrj Heilt
vs. Johnny Merrow nnd Temmy IKI-in-y ii
Johnny dancer.
Birney Kellly Is het nfter n bout with
U?.15 "eHnterner Martin JudRe. Johnny
any eVd time!"011 y '" mftke clth" mlcn '
Jlmnir MtTa'ie has started tralnlnc it
Adam Ityari's and will readv for "elter
welcht competition In aU.ut a week MeCal
wants te meet euns Tem Kharkey
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