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EVEKING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHIL ABELPHtl, THUllBBAT, NOVEMBER ;25, it&20
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IF WAGNER MANAGES THE PHILLIES NEXT SEASON THEY OUGHT TO WIN PENNANT HAN'S DOWW
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INDEPENDENT TEAMS TO CONTINUE
SATURDAY GRIDIRON GAMES HERE
AFTER END OF COLLEGE SEASON
TJ1VEIIV yenr nbeut thM time 1 1 Mime
--J by the foetbnll fnim In pretest te tb Abrupt ending
of the srnwn. Ten weeks (teems te be a short time, n
interest iiir-rcasen instead of lacslng at the end. Kolks
hnve formed a habit of spending Hiiturdny afternoon in
the open and miss the outing In December.
Today the eellepe seaien etuN, and outbid.' of the
Army-Navy tiisile en Hnturday and n few pot-seaieii
battle, the nielrxkltiH will be put in fanipber for next
year.
HeTveriT, the game of football will be played here In
Philadelphia in December and weekly comes will be staged
in the I'lills" ball park. acterdiiifC te present plan", l.t'O
f 'en way has bvenit interested in the eamr mid will make
an effort te entertain the gridiron followers every Satur
da afternoon until oeM weather eU In.
Nest Saturday, nieniiing November i!7, un independent
football game will be plaed between the l'heenlxville and
Krankferd teams l'hecnixille defeated HelmesburK last
week. The game was e successful and the large crowd
wan K pleated with the playing that this contest was
arranged. Following this, an ctfert will be made te bring
down the Shenandoah team, eliamplen of the real regions,
and Jim Thorpe's great Canten clrtcii.
dependent football can be just as geed as the college
game, because most of the players are old college stars.
Fer example, take the t'hecnixville line-up. Heinle
Miller, t.ud Wrn. l.eti Little, of Pcnti ; Hetlle Wriilen,
of Lafayette: Swede Youtiestrein, of Dartmouth; An An
dereon, of Colgate ; Spagna. of Lehigh, and Cofall, of
Notre Dame, will be in the game. Cofall made a big hit
last Saturday with his punting, drop -kicking and open
field running.
F.'t
bu
I! WKFOllD also An. n salary of
i i'f r, tram work net hern perfected tn i hiah
dciee ami (Am irt'II mere than offset the ladiridiiuf
uprcmar).
Football Increasing in Popularity
COLLI'tiK athletes, after finishing their three or four
years of football, tind It hard te give up the game for
geed, as they are in the prime of life and net yet ready
te step into the "has been" class. It is net that way
with baseball or track sports. The stars can join a major
league or some athletic club. In football it has been the
ctiMeni te forget the game after the final battle.
Football is a great sport and a strenuous one. Jlore Jlere Jlore
ever, it is getting mere popular every year. Of course,
the best playing is done in the colleges, but thousands of
athletes who arc net able te enjoy a college education
also have u right te play the game. Athletic clubs are
springing up eerywhere and this year there arc ."0 per
cent mere nreund Philadelphia.
I'p the state there are town teams like Mahaney City,
WEBSTER, C. H. $.,
TO ENTER YALE:
Four-Letter Man and All-Round
Star Athlete Picks
College
Herbert Webster. All-Scholastic choice
for center and all-round athlete of the
Ontral High Scheel, plans te enter
Yale next season. He is the only four
letter man at Central and one of the
bet "cho'dbev nthletes in the country.
Central High will lese six of the reg
ulars and unite a feu- dependable subs
ns a resulr of Hie Fehruur and June
graduations. Paltt. Wells. McAlpin, ,
nlv fnne.l..,,... ., ,1 1 1 .. 1.1. '
', ..;;"" "-". "in.
the excentu.il .f Paul Kddewcs. sinee
If)- '
lie wen l,u "C II. , .h...
m..r... repreMMii.g -he er-tt. Later lie '
t.inie.l iin-ehitll. whs 11 member .f the
truck team and .enter en the loetbnll
leuiu. He w..u tu. -h..r put hi the an-
niial outdoor ",uii,ls" last sprin.'. He
is the milv athlete en r ird who hns
-epr nte.l Central High in nil sports,
.. he ,,1,,,., 1 vaeer f.,r th.ee tears and
lt. en the tennis, swimming and has-
Vetball -euails
n followers will prebubly be In - In -
Frest-Bitten Divots
I.'y SANDY
OPTS cr.'f 1 ' an 111 't-h ls prete l.el-
1 l.. ge.t .an p. 1 nn 1
I,.. ,l...n n l. n" else hew
ler than n tl. US else hew
' 1 iiuuti ' 1- th.s 11 0-t.11 (lc-i Her
no I
1 are n tinrn.l. of . 'iHi"rs wt
1- 11 rule.
.1,,.,.. ....rt...... ... ir tenselt nil their
- . .
" . :,' , 1 .....I ,.,.lf uhn I lite
itesn- hel hate I'l.l ,. golf, who lit.
erteete.i tneir gun- u.i u .- .. "lei....
til! it is n matttr.
ii.nrentlt .
,f ineciinnieni 'ueri. ,i..e
KM'hilie-like
l.re. isn.i..
. rv
one et
liem i- 1'iipat.."' -t i.rniKtn .". g.ei
maehui. s wl... s... i'.I and 'an grind "i.t
net I ing but g 1 g If -hets, most of the
fii...'
Cem. s n l.rnii.t .-elfer et -het per
fe. lien, but iib-.tluflv -an- icrves. heart
nn.l soul, nod .i nil 'int. .1 rhumpieu
who can never l.e beaten
Lecal fanatics were ducus-ln,; this
or. a rainy .u i" n.- -1 -ur be-t locker
rooms. It win ugrie,! tnat one ..f th
worst situations was t.. round the la-t ,
tine of 7Li hole- with 11 elunice, and te
knew just what had ' 1. done .m
,."n count the nn..- tie, eme through
en that f-t l "", fn" witmmt
number. gr.'Ut or 'ina'l
Trircc i'utts
f,. the '..rth ..'!.! f .n. fpeli. r
uce llncKnet r.mp.ie.i tn" him -" .
nhead of the held ui.d held the l'-1'''' '
itrluilv, hole ntlti hole, exeepi for a
and cat"1' '" ,n'' Hfhte.-iifh like tin '
heine hob' ui Aflatitlf i'it I lis sec-
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end Wlls lis prell) un iron n ." ""
sec put eter ileerce Mcl.enn and ethei
lires catheied there, iigm-'d that 11 1
pros Ratlieie.i uier
would Cive ll.ickne
first mene.t I hey
'Qlil htm ee.
"Tnke tour tinie.
they cautioned
T'- n cinch "
. T f.ii,. fet ntf the
Hackney ran up four t'ft "" '' '
dn There ttus a distinct feeliiiK mat
Hacknet hud the liutt te win the title
liathuej "a" I ...
15yen when he inhu.e.1 be ttiiH stii in
,be leatl Theu tame r redd.t .Mci.ee.1
who didn't knew wluir he had te d.
"Thev kent silent this time mid Jhe Hi
.Vlr,;,tUe tire sank one stroke better
mlnutive pre nii, " -i."
than Hnckliev.
They hailed l.iiu Us the t.c.er but
back inert' I'uine n uiirr idii- ni'ii
whole threiiB lit hU lieeU, with a I te
...i- ....I .. K ,,. tu. Mi.f.ee.l.
. . . . ...... ti.,l.....,i..l ft...
Volunteer rum. .is leyfully carried the
neiva te HuBeil ' s put his m-ceild In u
fTip te the) left of the rru, his third
: . ... ... . , fiiumiueiisini, lenm nnu u ui" ""; u course iwe anil a nan nines one. aim meet l.ee "'. ."'" ,,- -,;;-,, iii.tum iibhip rft I.. Jeiiusnn i lint Kim of a i nv Is It fur tin. '
Ders et ttie tllgli eliii.t League (nam- , ,.ait,,r for that intuition anil the choice of i ,.s uen lit I.ellnt Kemner. I.nf.nette I f,eU. .lack Kid Wolfe ami AOC .uen J Il.-.ai-.i etitsltle left I'nle ..,,.?" .... ,,.,. ,.,,, ,,. 0cn .:at.s en 1'rMn
AUewaT T?an.'h!enl!"g ''iie t,,' if-'t'l!"" I? '""""Tluentr" ' Vi,tfPb f"-.l by l.is ,eam....lte, It C.eldstein are booked in ..ther numbers. , ere-'lhe,, u nnrn-K-Uma.. ni , ()u ,., MiM",
Allewaj lra.htf nh rg.lless, yt .list, r i(,t () th(, (.ritirs He made twenty- Montgomery K of the llr-t ten men TU show fellows : (,o.il-l)ra,en. -.'. I and cloudy thev buttoned un their 1 V e.7 n,mdd atrV.t I
I.azar Jacobs..,,. I enisinger fenberg f(nlr nllt nf ,VVent-sU goals from werP thl. milrnilI1 y.s f ,.nfl,jt.. ,.rM b0U,Wf lledle is. . M nr.t sewnd WckiiiiWH i nnd overce, s ui , re K ""r.7., " "l V ( a nnt. .eon,l and third
nudluptain Ivaiifiniiii a I b d in leu te I tom.l,dewn in the games this season, a Tbe Nertlwwt Heys' Club seered see- nmndV. fc , vl , ,.., ,Vlllle .erm..n.en While. "s" e' "Dh. well, we'll beaveunnvw'' ' '"-
the ( nmsen and t.eld. .Mull, alt heugh rwin, whlch ,vill stand for some years ,, , fl , f; , th M , s,,n.l h"-" -M'' "' """'"i-KTrt" . . e 5 The scrub team, whieli l,' iced ' ''"" Vv1",, SSSinFA TCc '-" " .
he will net graduate, will be ineligible' ... ,.em(, ,,., ,.,,.,, ,niril ..... ,; '...., i.ms- , '',", . ! ,7k ' tltldl AVelte ts. Terr? - ..it ,,,.. ,... , '." . ", . "T,.. "' .'1 teen Jehn 11 l'elt. 1..0H Huuth
next year as lie will he .iter age. -...,.. . .1... ,.nl ,n,U it. error i'ii, t v. ' Mrllu.h. slv rounds. ., IJADDIpnil r-UDTIIDCO Dllkl frt. ,,,. .,,.i,..' ....." ,"" "tr0'1 . ....... . ,,., .n.inr.
lenlie : & m .'Knr wli ' '"' fcrn High; the Cen- Th.'7a,. was started b, San, Dallas ,,. ft' "" , ' ' nH"n,OU" ' "" """ In " fu T for. te'V l g n 'tIh! I .dSff tnn h ;;" ,
al.f.T Fiib, ui',; rJ 'Z m r? ..l?ZZ$&: "i" n'1 l "V;, ' ...W'Sr.--"" " "nnfV - . Win. Annual Turkev Dav Cress. I'1!:!. ln?.'"..ftr nil concerned . YXl? Wr 5ia '.North
tti.tiil the snpln .....i.tli.. ..re..,.. ..,,. f..r " register a i i t, t ...... . linn niiig, iiuii wus run uifi me mi'ew - , -"...- -. ., ii,. .larkseti t . 'n." t.rerK. - - i.3 me imi nun tney must return Kiuhth strte
l"e"work at'ab."" e;.!.V:r, t'ilfeties 1 -" High Sehoel Jt Jift' ing .eurse : .,, Parkwa, , V..s,ig- w.'.'-'VennVs1.11 Country Race at. Bey. Club ten gh, in , , ,,,,, ,as-rs te- J B'X iieil.at.y V. M. A. .r. -.;;,' e.ne;
sir nnrpu 1 ti.i 11 it,.iiiiini, t w.i i,. !.. - . . 1 . ,
. . . in it iinmn unini luvtu tii' -' ' Mill iiiiiini nir-ii i . i 1 u iitimi iii'iir i.i'iiiini ... i. . 1 lw.nte iim no in i'..w.i. 'i'i.f.i.,nL i I ; n... ..v i... i: i nil iu nun in hit . i mi unm u u i nm r-iii i vt . -- . . .1. jiiti.sj
i vinhiui - 14 m -iiniuii iiuii 11 1 nt-.,. . . ' ... t... ..n..l.i.tii unrfiriHiv 11
By HOnKKT W. MAXWELL
Mpert Kallter Ktrntnc fublle LrIrr
bowl Is einlttPil Tnmaiiua, Coaldale
and Alt. Carmel,
means the sport
knew the rules.
Therefore, the Independents are coming into their own,
especially new that the college season has. ended. The
old stars, benefiting by their previous experience, put up
n brainier gume than the collegians and seldom is a mis
take made. The quarterbacks use excellent judgment,
there is ue rough play and the spectators enjoy the
.spectacle
On Saturday several AU-Amerlcan stars will perform
and show whether or net they still arc as geed as of yore.
We think they are.
Frunkferd has been through an undefeated season.
All of the leading teams have been played nnd Holmes Helmes
burg was the only one te make u geed showing. That
game ended in a scoreless tie.
5ATl'RDA"8 renteit ihaalil be a geed one, and
these unable te see the Army-Xavy affair trill
Ante rt chanre te irttniM their favorite sport here.
Lecal Men After Jeb With Phils
XTOV that the Phils are in the market for a new man-
college t.ir.
no.veiM.Y
J candidatt
dates.
CevvHaM.
Scholastic Athletic
Schedule for Today
roeTn.w.i.
rathellr lllrh . t. Je.fph's, at I'hll
lles" Ilnll Park. 10:30 a. m.
West riillndelphls s. Norrlstewn
Illicit, nt orrl(en. 10:30 a. tn.
Vlllnnni I'ren . Lnsulle l'reii. nt
C.ttilll Held. 10:30 n, nt.
"witiilimerr Illicit at l.nnsileune lllKh.
Vrt Cttthelle t. Wtnt Cnthelle
Alumni, nt Hlity-thlril unJ M.llnm
slrrrtM. 10:."l( it. m. ... ,
llrmtn lllicli n. West Chester llljh, nt
Weft Chestrr. .,
'elllncseul Ik. Alumni, ut Cnlllncs Cnlllncs
wne4l, Dirbv lllsh vs. Alnmnl, at Darbr
Al.'lneten lllth s. Alnmnl. nt Ablnic Ablnic
ten. HniMenrtelil lllclt vs. Alnmnl. nt Had
dantlrld. cnoss-ref.VTii
Amrrlain s helnstte ltamnlenslih
rrns-cuuntr7 run, ltlrmeunt I'nrk. 10
a. m.
terested in his record as u football
limT, it,. nVed center en last vear's
,-...- . . ... 1... .... t.i.itft unrtiriRp 11
I ;.,'! youngsters u ..,,,,... .... ... . . ---
nflll.i,rn ims net exhibited cnnmpiun
e'ltiit rn 1111s 11..1 ,,,.!,.,
shil form 10 Uie leilKue ma..... -. ,
A seeeer game which bmught .mil : a
large crowd and !'J",v,''l '"V X r.er- '
teresting w i"""" , il'iV nf-inn
'tnantewii Friends and "u'nlnf;,
Friends' Scheel tenm A goal by At n
erten In the middle of the ur-t 1 11
' gave the home tenia a '""" lrt,"1
j and gave the C.crmantewii 1 plJ" hrM
plei-p In the Private Schoe " S-;
t.engue. Wilmingteii had a iiimh"- ''
I opportunities te tally, but failed te
llnsko llnske geed.
en Wintry Links
McNIIlLICK
out en tile Slope 01 u, 111s ... ...... .,. ,,
,nirt,ng h,.e four feet from the pin .ind
., ... , ,u
.......
At IiIfi1e
.1 ... 1 . . .1 V .. p, . .
11 r in run r ii.r ri m unr 11 1 i..iiiiiiiii
. "' I"'.,' . '. . ... .e .. . .
"'P Ot the Itllte.l Mines in .mi",
j Varden. Ti Hut. I lib-gel,
. , . .,.,,. ....
lii.'k
, , . ,, r,in,i,L. tn1
" ", " "-' ,.",",,.
rner
with nine te plat. Varden being nun-
feitably out in front.
It looked all off when anion sunk a
1 and bird !l The crowd was in 11
freu.y ut the sight of thin honored 't I
ernn en l.is way again. Varden niusi '
hute s. nse. the situutien and the lugh '
wind win. h Kiiddi-nly arose was gnen a
ill. iihjHi.iil rLu-..ii wht Viudeii pre
in-ilfd 10 drop seien strokes te par en,
the next six holes straight
Te.l 1U plugging in ha. k n tn
cemilrMiiaii kidded here, nnd -hen.
ther.'. en these last few holes, was nui
of it and in it and topped Jack Mm In
and Harry Varden. then te. I for th.
lead As for young Iiieuel. ih' ..in,
ingen 'f the ciew. I was dinnn fu'
Thet rushed up te him just In lore 11
het tn 'II bun what liny liu.l n.-t "..n.
. . . ... 1
tliey .lupp'.l lilln en tne miu k in 11 ,
thubliii-in, hulled him us the huuipUn
m etlierttlse thoroughly ' steadied tl.
,,,,. null' down, till he tinalU hud .. '
eg fe0t putt ,,, the home green ter u
Ltril 1111(1 a lie. ."il ui.l .km null"
,,, uter and tbej tietli ini-nl nut
uruily enuiiRh.
ut
I'.ut the damiiRe had been .I..n.
buteie.
Tem rmeur tten another Irumnn '
the fs he h.is iln. In ump. iim.i. i
I m, .m, of the water The iW.n ....'
h,,lc)l a,rim,ur champion ..n the ia if.
. , inun 1 u I'lnenurat in. he mi u .1 uiiiiii i
t, Jrn,y Wth tt ,ar.l of 77 lie ,'A the tleiu
four htrek fl
.rlrr., , , ,,,, 0, a .p ., ,,, ,
, r, , v. tle-i.. .:aj . d iwrii. I'arl . n ,
I lldayi eurh . tedaj Manv llure wlnt
t (UI)J lllnP , ut t,erH luj ,..
..m... pru.il. e h'hem itur. ' mm t l.i mn
V .vil.mli many uth.rs lut. ,.
Ihey st lletee I nnihe m tna 'nuetet
f.ll.r uiMiilnaLie around ine tneu'rt it.
i ih arier irelfer for whntn a reception wan!
,",',,',, Vei.li.y ueif friendu In this en, j
yi thy nay Cembu appnared at Kelih'e th
n.xi dy aa though nsihlnr had huBp.nei!.
Shenandoah. Pettarilte, Shnmekln
and thousands attend the games. This
is conducted properly and the players
--1 ager scores of old ball players are seeking the job.
Applications ure coming from all pnrU of the country.
showing that the position in the big league is an attrac- '
live one.
Mans Wagner. Hill Cl.uncr. Jimmy Hurke, Clarence ,
Iteivluml, Otte Knabe. Hill Donevan and many ethers are
en the list. Just who will be selected will net be known ,
for two weeks. '
Crnvnth did geed work with the. Phils lttt season.
Ne one can dispute that. His only failing, acceiding te ,
reports, was his lack of executive ability. Therefore
President llaker decided te make a change. President ,
llakcr has a perfect right te de this. It is his ball club
and he can appoint any one he desires.
It leeks te us that n Phlladelphian should be ap
pointed. This means Itill Donevan or Kuabe. Otte is
u geed baseball man of the aggressive type, spent most
of his playing years In Philadelphia and would make
an excellent pilot.
Hill Donevan learned the game en the Philadelphia
lets and later gained fame as a pitcher for the Detroit
Tigers. He managed the New Yerk Yunkees for three
seasons, se is net an experiment. He knows the game
from all angles, can enforce discipline and get the best
work out of a ball club.
mid Knabe should be the leidinp
t0. fcy 'ublie LtHeT Ce.
LAFAYETTE WINS
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Takes First Twe Places, Team
Prize, and Crowford Makes
Best Actual Time
l.ufayctte College harriers made what
might be called a "grand slain" in the
annual cress-country run of the Mea
dow brook Club in tliis city today.
Heb Crawford, siratdi man. made the
best actual time. .'I.'!..'!-!: Lafayette fin
ished 1 -'2 in the race, nnd the team
scored the best total. ,
The rui'e wim n hand. nip affair wr
... - ,, ,i.
Hill, te Legan S.piare. te ii.ishiiigten
ineiiiiment, nnd ended 11 1 I hirteeiith
U"'l I llhert.
I'here Were feitl 111" rntl'llllt- for
the tlfte"ll lllt'dal- the geld lliellllls te
trie lirst the, silver in. diils te the next
lite. un. I bronze for the in-t lite. There
weie also two team prints. Crawford
liu. I v hiiinlK'iip of two minutes and teu
eceudi.
The order of finish and the time of
the first thirty follews:
rla'e 'lu.e I'lub
I I.e Het Kemper, ljlfavti
.' It Montgomery, lAf.n. It"
a .1. MeMull. YVadnn . .
4 K. 1 iitnplM-ll 1 V II C
P A Truiy. I.afieitte . .
.1 J MK.rn.tu .Me.i.l.j.t hrens
7 K Muriin, l.ufaettM
s It i'i..iireM k.ratuh (...fuyeti
! II V IMI.t I.ifatette . .
I"i J lletelerl V W II .'
Tlni'
17 VI
17 -..-. I
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COR
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CORNELL ROOTERS ARRIVE FOR
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tt.eiiiii.iiiliil n llH'ir liiitiil, Wit) stiidtiiij tiiiiifl te I'liil.iili'lihl.i tills meriiliiB from Itlmra for (he auutuU
l'Min-('inll football ilnbh. They will he rntt-rUlnr-il duriiiK Uie dy by srntlimtes IIvIiib lier,
M?nW NKtqiTNQ I THANKSSltsld- vV.W. EVB. THAT I
feHWY I (yep) v- -r ri! "1"V7
-"ANP oel OLti TEVV I AHO ThBN VrVlL
Jui.O MAJJe UP A I I COMPflMst WJ0U1.D UW s ( M ew tee
-v, r, "D well tee i I THlHq.. I
1 f De EiveMnan:; V fNemCMDeft eceicf roete
u,st , nw? f MrHJ -t y
148 ROUNDS OF BOXING
A T FOUR CLUBS TOD A Y
Forty-two Mittmcn te Fling Fists in Turkey Matinee
' Matches at Olympia, National, Auditorium (uul
i Cambria Shetvs te Start at 2:30
Hy LOl'LS
rTIWKNTY-ONi: bouts bringing to te
I gether forty -two mittmcn for n
total of 14S rounds of boxing at four
clubs here are the Thanksgiving spry
ings for Philadelphia (istlc fans this
imri iiuiiii. i m.-ii()iii pregraiu is
I scheduled for the Olympia while cards
I of five bouts each are te be put en re
spectively nt the National, Cambria nnd
I Auditorium.
Lew Tendler nnd Willie Jneksen. two
of the best and hardest punching light-
, weights in the world, will box but ill
I different bouts nnd nt different clubs.
I T ...n- ...:n .,,,...,... int,,,,,,. Till,,.....
I lendler will encounter .lelumv lilln an.
i well known te local fans and who is a
i H-ltitrui iflit. in the fentuie fracas or
I eight rounds ut the National. Jacksen
will pair oil with another netty Hitter
in Matt P.reck. of Cleveland, at the
Olymtiia.
semifinal te the Tetidier-Tlliman
sette nt the .National win ne a leeni
bout of interest between Jee liri'ltz nnd
Jimniv Murphy, both West Philndel
phians. The entire National program
J'irM hetit Ittrhs Ciinitr ts
Jee Ait-
'"i'n!' SSSl-ieun. Mr(.tei.t ts. .f,k
'''rn'lr'hiul-l'e OMl.nn.il . Temm.
?." .."'J '"'""ri. T1..11.. t- .!,.,.. Mur-I
leurin limn t"f t
"".V'V'.VJ Twiner ts. Jehniu Tlllnmn
III.H " -"-
Hfni rtiniiu-. . , .... ,.,. n
lleslues .liicusen iiiiii "iw ' '
n number et ether stars
en uie t M.t iiii'iu
the lichthenvv-
curd. Ctcne 'Iunne
u right rhnmiie
f the A. K. I'-. Will
Knliller Unit-
rite eight l.'llllll e'i..s .
,......,.., Ilt the Cnmbvia. as follews:
al" ' ..,. ,K,, slinrke, t. llehbv
Siurns, elBlit niunil..
Turkish Baths Weaken
Prep Football Eleven
Chicago, Nev. U.',.- The battle for
the prep school football championship
of Chicago between Schurz and
Iieweu High Schools was called off
by C. Ilelaperte. supervisor of
high school athletes, because the
boys en the two teams rediKcd their
weight In Tutl.l-I. baths in order net
te exceed the scholastic weight rules.
"It iippeund te uie ns though
l'.ewcn wn- wenl.etied Saturday bv
ipii.k redlli tl.ui ill tlesh," said
Ilelaperte. "I linestigeted and
learned some ..f the lads, fearing
thev would be overweight, weic
taking Turkish baths.
"That practice Is injurious te the.
health of the boys mid is pincticiilly
respensibh for the closing of the
sonsen 111 a tie between the two
schools "
L.iA.wjii3awuaai&fcs
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OH, MAN!
II. .lAI'FE
Sfrnntl limit Vnitne Mulllitiiu vs. I'riildy
Tiirnrr, cIkM rnnnds.
Third hniil Tviiimy CllrTerd t. 1'xIH I p llr llr
elrr. rUht rmtnds.
J'uiirlh Iwiit Jim Hnens vs. Dick Moh,
eticht rounds.
riintl it. u, Munitem s. ,);ik I.etllr, rlnht
renniN,
Marcus Williams, who has taken ever
the Auditorium for the remnlnder of the
season, lias three eight -reunders and
two sixes scheduled, viz.
rirst Itnnt ('liurlrv Mrltfs n. TeuEhrj
, ""gun. hLx rounds,
KenT.''"', ''reUnds.'"""5 ""
Tlilrd Imut llrbhy llnrrts!t t. Kid West,
Hrht rounds ... ...
letirth bout I'ltllailelph n Jee Uelllnr vs.
yW jiulienr. HkIH rounds.
, Fhuil- -lnt right t. t'lutrley Wnltfrs,
i "" rounds.
Twe thirty p. in. is te be the sounding
time of the opening tingle of the gong
nt the four different nrenns.
GTN. C. IVWINS AT SOCCER
Deacon Beets Beth Geals in the
First Stanza
The Cicrmantewn C. C. secier sipiud
took the Philadelphia Kcds in tow this
morning, defeating them in a regulur
chi'diiled Criiket League niatcli goals
te 0
;t rnmntimn Whites
I'hlht. Itrds
lltrkrr
. . I'lnn
.Irnnlnss
. Ilrrhertseii
. Kllisflii
l. Jehnsen
Mters
I'lirhi
roe I
lleKKH
.Merxiitt
Meir.lli'ss
CeTlM .
W. lle.iril
rh?ht fiillhurk
left fiillhurk
rlsht Itiiirhiirli
ernliT hnlfhiirk
left hjlthnrk
euIhIiIp rlKht
Inside rlulit
Tlllllllll
KnliliiMin
tenter furutiri!
Dlssten
. tiiinii
.-ui-u ini'iiun ill...--, .pi in.- lie.-
ml,ntiiwn 1!. C. trotted out his harriers
for tlieir annual cress-country run ever
the tiermniitewii course. Neil Ilarri-
'-en .iilded another te his Ien: list of
I victories, winning the ..inn in 11 win
I utcs Ii," seconds actual time,
I KUnii, .1 Actual
lldeii Tim Time
I 1 Neil Harrison .10 l.l a; II n:.
.' A lVllx 110 1:1 l.l IS 1.1
a V. Iliivin. 8 I.l.i 1:i '.Ml la nn
1 I I). Veuiihtiieruer. .. Mil la LM tllll
! .1 MeNain.ru . ...11.1 1il::i.l l:t-.'n
rt. (.' llet.hlilha l.l.l Hits 1,1:1:1
7. J. T.iehlnky .10 1.1..M1 IS'H.I
s i: Iiuulart 11 OS 1'JO.l
I. i: I. ins' t t .',.'.'.-, If, -jr.
'in II r.irh.H ... t ir. SO In 30
I .Siriiti'h tOe
lief, rees Thus Illnr. I.itwrenei, Knox
Ju lues J M IteM. ilany Hrewn. starter
11 II. Hrewn
1 Will Assist California
s.in I'r.inrUie. Net 21 l.teuttnai.t-t'em-
Im.inl. r .leiias II Itis-iam. foett.all ieu.li ai
Hi M.imui.iIs Nat nl A ailetin from mid 10
11. 1L' Ims 1 . n eliu.isi d 10 asslHl In eea.hlnur
1 Hi.. rnl.erltv or 1 sllfernl.i train for ;he
Hum" t.iiaiuht an ...stern nleteii, i.reliihly
1 1 l.le st.ue at I-us.ul. nn New Year's flay
I I'emin.i'i'l. r liui.uu U IliK lluulenanl of th.
1 I'., ill. U. et and le.irh of the fUei foethall
I t.am
' Cheltenham Plays Malaga
, . h i.nh.im m.tn Mihurit In their llfth
nniniii. ei.nit. at Iturhelmt i'.irk, (.'heltenhain,
a. J .In . tn this afieineun Ka h team
hiiN .. ked r.T.ird fur tie seat. .11 ami h.ta
n . .1 li ati n I ti i nliiiiu rit 'litl.
llu d a Oil tu .will K...C lal'a
PENN GAME
s
i . . ili iu ei i ve
mmsmmrnmwrmBmsti,;
CON
R
E
E
Supperters of Big Red Team
Offer Odds en Clash
With Penn
Cernell rooter", nearly fiOO strong,
arrived In the city this morning bent en
carrying awnv something besides turkev
for their 1(120 Thnnksgivlng. They arc
unanimous in their assertions thnt when
they leave, shortly before midnight,
they will have the University of Penn -
sylvitnin's famous and formidable
"Keat."
Despite three consecutive defeats, the
followers of the lied nnd White were
checkful of confidence nnd they backed
that up with a liberal display of money
which they ere willing te bet at odds.
HER
R
m
The twelve-cnr special whlcli carried i for n,. example, scored two touch
the Cernell delegation from Ithncn was downs against Princeton nnd couldn't
i u miivv in me Kcnuiug st in ion at
i e clock, but It actunllv ilhl unt miivi.
until nearly 8.
There wns no concerted or organized
demonstration en the fi-ni.u ,.i-i-.ii
About thirtt Cernell uliiiiml im.l ft.li.mlu'
shivered in the deserted station, and one I ivllltnl It. (' " team compesul uf seliol seliel
party of girls, m. f tllm brnvelv ills- , "stlc .tBrs. will i.Uy " '",nw,."1' jr"l,(l,rnkS
i'oel"?, 'i,"!';' UnJ WMt """IT1' ' "rmaTm-,tNi"Ui:!.u
stoeu peslde the entrance gate. They Km. sjs Meuth Keurtli street
refused t ilivulge whether they were, Nlrplm, iietN' Club Iteds would Ilka te
waiting for their brother Heb or some- Brn "eccVr B:..r,;" with tennis hetween
bedv cNc's brother lleb. 'the nges of feurte.n and slxtten Sllllnm
When the rain-stil.ishe.l s,..!l , Shutter 410.' North tlrutz. s-rce
.,. ..,.i : ... ...i.. "...
( reception committee
was nt the car
doers. Among the eccunants of the int
were small piopertiou of ce-eds, , ,,
u-w miiiiiy groups ami u number of
gray-haired alumni, own mere outl eutl
mlstic thun the boys.
The first question asked bv all the
visitors, most et whom had iut
Meld this afternoon. The odds' en the
game, uv the way, se far as the eccu-
i.u.iis i wit- riuiiTh xpcciai are con-
the
cerned, are d-It or 10-7
for the Ited
anil Kill.'.
Weeds r
I'd th hull in th, H... ... .1.
fnniiir.l n.ss frnni it.. ........ n..
arAl 1 ..rr.td th
hall utrr fer W. M r,thll,.
. ( alliulle
I. Illake
4.11.11m
llnkr
lie linenle
ll.rker
II. rillliH!
Netllle
mhU
Mlllllll
. Illake
Itnliisfnril
I. W. C. II. ai...i
lift 1 n.l
left tinkle
left Kiuird
tenter
rlslil iiniiril
rlKht tinkle
rlk-l.l rn.l
lliitrterh.irk
left hllfliaik
riuht hiiiriimk
tiilllm.k
I. IleliKherlv
"md,
nil V'
t'nslilll
I. Duilicherti
llilllles
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i
Illinois te Erect Stadium
lrltiii.il. Nev ;-, -The trut.e t ,.
I nlivrltt of mm, Ih met Ui Chi.,.,,,, ii
,.ml,,r 1.1 '.. tak- un Mane fr n". rr",
il.n of a lew tue'laill .liiillun, Heaiinu
arrane.,nte f ,r ion an. pdrt of he
Soccer
... I ITII u icri nil! .IT Til..,.. .. ....... ........ .. .
. v "-i uuii uicj win net Metii'.n " ' p'""u '""'';"(,; J mmy niurpny vs. juu aiuiiij.
be bete overnight the delegation has ".'illation. I. '' , ' nJZ 'Illl! TUIMMIN'S
... deinlte ,,,,. hen.hmaiteis. t,,,., .nTV S sjti jec O'Donnell vs. Temmy Cleary
n. A ,rM , . u.J l)lcli..rr.,. Jack Perry
mill liy t elliell nliinini throughout the s......lell A. '. I demreua of heeUuiB . Il.irhv Citmwr . Jes Auiatln
city, who will de their best te heap ", , " uh f.,uriien-ixt.eii-ear-ei. ny r0t Your Tickets Earlv
the proverbial coals ,,f fire en the he,,,)',, Rrv 'tf'uVWT " ! SnvV.M TumZ
of their enemies i the Minn,, of An.l w M N . -'J ,rltteung live. ,
rl hiinUgiving dinneiH, even w th the . .lV.n."'.' .Vr 1 ia ne with home tiiin I S .
possibility of 11 triniining en Franklin i.s,h Prant. l"l .imh ruuiil. ftnrt .aC!
West Catholic Beats Alumni, 7-0 i-rWi.ie i.i.Im. nf;"-''L;. flre'm"V;,,m!
The htrenu; W.at f,.ih,,lle llluh team wan "i""1' 'V'S, i' ' te i.1h f..r full ii.,en,.
MuUT r-t'l-'r ',7,11 lene1" """Ur5 "'""MV.irr.-.M. .'ha. a few ,; .U...
Caliill Field
29th & Clearfield Sts.
'TODAY AT
Marshall E. Smith &
Basket Ball Outfits
Nete the big reductions in prices
Worsted Jerseys new $3.50
Knee pads new 2.50
Suction-sole shoes new 4.50
Basket balls $7.00 te 16.50
All elastic jock straps, new 75c
Marshall E. Smith & Bre,
Fer 30 jreari en 8th St. above Chcitnut. 701 l i Pi
New en Cbtitnut St. juit bilew Elgbtb. ' VneSUlUt Ot
YALE THANKFUL NEXT
SEASON IS YEAR AWAY
But O'Hearn, Freshman Quarter, Is Ray of Light in
Shadows Believe Youngster 'Will Be Great
est Eli Has Ever Known
Hy GttANTLAND IUCB
In Helialf of the Day
Fer ichat short ieeu I've come atene the
trail
That lenth from daxen te darkness in
each life,
Their auidina voices call irith friendly
hail
Te lift the daily burden of the strife.
Or, floundering onward te some n
A:etci goal,
Ner fretting lehen or where the
journey ends.
Fer what brtef script I may put en the
scroll
1 giee thanks te the phalanx of my
friends.
Their Thanks
T
HB Fun That most
of the ball
players were able te take cam of
"the wife and the kiddles" by way of
money honestly earned.
The Duffer That he didn't miss six
or eight additional short putU he might
just as easily have blown.
Princeton Fer Hill Ilnpcr, Hank
Garrlty, HtVin Keck and Den Leurie.
Ohie State Fer the cove who In
vented the forward pass.
Yale That the next foetbull season is
ten months uwny.
The Yale Klft
THKIti: is still one light fining
through Ynlc shadows. A great
uunrterback Is a big part of any fodt fedt
ball machine, and Coach Lu Iteclie, of
the freshman team, believes he has this
man ready in young O'Hearn.
La Heclie believes O'Hearn will make
one of the greatest quarterbacks Ynlc
has ever known. He Is n younger
brother of the Cernell O'Hearn who
t tarred n few seasons age.
' He has speed, ceurage, brains nnn
i the football instinct te u marked de
I g"ree," says his mentor.
1 A quarterback of this type may be
ilie starting point.
-y"D" arc wrong about V. M. I.
x disputing Georgia Tech's claim te
I the southern championship," writes n
I football camp follower. "It is the ether
I Wny around. V. M. I. has a better
'record unil n better team than Tech has,
' and ns geed u tenia as any in America,
Ask Pennsvlvania."
i , , .".
Ilrealis of the dame
ii Tl'ST what de you mean by the
ej breaks of the gamp in football?"
I K, C,. writes. "Doesn't each team
E,,'t nb'mit what it deserves?"
I i ,..,. itni tin. Hiirvnrd attack.
score a touchdown aguinst inic
Yet
AMATEUR SPORTS
i.,,i a. A. has renrnunueu we. '"."
I il II II IT fl J . it linn i v" t n - -- it
earns hi 1 Will Play all "'' ' ,'r..h! ttir
oeeu.i and third eh;t trute nc nves leh liy,
s
i te ulay thl team should write te
Wllll.un J
! McMith.i.l wu ttii.-.
lllltrtle A. A., n fmn-lxten-tiar-nm
nulntct would like te lirrnnife "" ""
,Uml;,tl ae. either at home or uway.
K. Kccuiin. lilt l'arrlsli alreet
l'errlrss A. A. "''' "Kb '" n'',r . ''"ii"
Jeend.rlnV tnttelliur "" J? Ji"
Seilnh i-l.h. JV . .1141 ilul strrf
y
1 , . .. . . . 1
. Ilell...ll eriuii.i """-.,,... ... ia
1 IteserttJ liy "if bvw.c . -- -
Mllltlllr f.Kill.nll eleten 1- without if i"n
. MJ.LV b.ivl,iK afternoon an.l would. Illie
for
un ,,........- ,.,.., , ,..,m. piiene jenr.-
" "'?;;; u .1. hetw.en
te hear rre 11 '7'' -, .:,,. ,. ,.
I T',.,. . f a aeinnd-elam five would
I Htrt11!
, . rnnl hllel
.1,1
t.
tnv..lmif
,.i,'.i has eli.f d.i!r f'T. ,",ln" 0'""'
,1
K T..k I..1.I North 1 iniiuiln ir.-e
M rrnni Nailers Olinurj .. 0111 nun
unei'.Ui.a t"' fourth tlRf" trat. ling lenm.
V '.,,). i'..llli.. TH I'urlnthUn utemi.
... i-urmui II. C. .lunlers. a teurleen bU
' .' .. .. i,i ..ui. Let. would like tn an. .te;
Miiuuir r.-eti'"!' '!"'".. r " ,"'" l.S- S , if-
TVitinkRiZ VI K lllirniumi eiiti.""--. LTJHii1
Miute- '."' et, teams of thai aue. eaiwclall-. In
Mlnnltli k"",,m. "' ' Jinilera and the (Irejste.i.
KliKXr "'"''" J""U" Jrt""nM- '"
.."
Wllsitll .
weul'l IlKf
te bmiK i.aln h
tilth til I.I la-" i'" ".'. h..iu 1 .in
1,1.111." ' l"""r T'"1"" "nJ ri"
Hi
The Tl'lh I tilted 1'reshvterli.ti ( Ininh
' llesrrtea '"''' lu" te arra.iBe cumee tilil.
V.,, ,etenf. "- nr-nld trate In. tlten. Jo - Je -
aei.h (ireenhulKh 2T.-.7 Helen street
Mentell .lllilh.rs. ihir mi lift, n '. ... ..Id
tl.m Htieelf
iriitMlna
(hi 1ih Uecenilier 1 I.', an.l 17
Soccer
2:30 P. M.
Bre. vs. Hibernians
Khaki pants
new $2.50
Elbow pads new 1.00!
Heavy sole shoes new 3.00
11 j ii ""
Weel hose new 1.25
tha,1,,Cffi.l,CtenS WM ",uch
The breaks will rarely favor a tM
such aalnle's was because Ynl hV!
no attack te help force the brenk. ,"
give them a dinner, tn .lei a" '
JJut with two machines ' ng w.n
matched as Princeton and Harvard "
when they met. the ahlft n IS k l!
nlway. be the .iecidlng factor. ju,?S
the break of the game or the turn )
luck might easily decide the (sum v.
Pitt nnd Pent. State hook u2 lS
ferceH that leek te be about equal.
Harvard and Numbering
iiAiivAiiu nn't lest a f00tb1 J
su.u .ui i jcurs nnu l'rinceten
nlenc has been able te tie her eWl
In the last eight years Hervard U.
lest only two or three games net vr.
ninny. ""'(
The rTliiisen record lm9 been .,
tremely brilliant. "
Hut there Is nothing brilliant about,
Harvard's stand in retard te .,.,v.. '
ing, or net numbering, her football
players. "
The Harvard coaches admit there N
a distinct advantnge en the part of
scout in following numbered tenmt
As wc understand it the basic n'rU
ciple )t sport is "u fair field and no
With her opponents new all num.
bered, Harvard is taking what she ad
mits is n "distinct advantage."
There can, therefore, be very Hut,
credit for any victory gained la any
such way. '
The Harvard Crimson has made iu
stand along right lines. Most of the
student body nnd the bulk of the gradu
ates are lined tin for the reform tr ..
Harvard coaching stnff doesn't fall In
inic, me loeLuaii rules committee will
either , force it upon Harvard te admit
Its incempetency in hnndling nn impor
tant feature of the modern game.
Ne one coaching staff is big eneuth
or powerful enough te maintain an ad
mitted advantage that isn't earned upon
the field.
IN LATE years the Harvard method
bus been se bread along nil ether
lines that the present stand en number
ing the football men ts astounding. And
the pity of it ts, that just bb one fumble
con wipe out many fine plays, se en
mistake of this sort can undo n big ad
vance in ether directions.
OHIO STATE lest Chic Harley and
regained the conference champion
ship, thereby proving that a sound foot
ball system cenld afford te lese even a
notable, star nnd still net sag at an;
point.
Copyright, 1910, All rights rettrvti
open for teama of Its nue. 8 Welnbert,
rare William Kuuffman. l-.'83 Arch atrrrt.
camurlii A. t .. a tlmt-claiis iiulntet. uanti
hi near ireiu teama nnerins rnir ftuaranteef.
It. PHhfr. "'HII ICenalmtten nvnue.
The Celumhtn fltr la dealreua of boeVIni
Kanies with flrat-claBa home tlve efTerlnr
reasonable Inducemanta. I.d. Mlntzer. 2I1S
iserin Colerado strefll
Women Witness Bouts First Tlmi
.-sew- tirieuns. .-Nev 'j.i. Aneut twenty
women allowed for th drat time In Leultl.
aiu nrize-iiitntlnc hlntnrv te altnnd a bout,
wltnessrd the Hunt between "llan-iv" I.ltll.
tee of New Orlenna. and Harry Krehn. of
Akren O.. last tilnht. Littleton aceied .
lerhnleal knockout In the twelfth round of
a I'fteen-n.und ke. The men are inliljle
welnhts A ItUU. TIINKStllVINO FKAST
At the National A. A.
This Afternoon
tiii: s-iteuNi) Tt'ititr.Yi
LEW JOHNNY
TENDLER" TILLMAN
At he la Coin l Whom Mlnnrni-elli I
Itrliis-r the I.I1I1I- llelllnpr en tn In tha
tiflglit Tltle In l'tilla. tVeltrrwrlilit Crtna
H lint'MI HI'.MI WlNIH'l'
Thanksgiving Afternoon, Nev. 25
ring lledle tn. Johnny I'rrklns
Abe Goldstein ti. Willie Spencer
Jack Kid Wolf vs. Terry McHugn
K.O.Leughlin vs. Soldier Bartfield
Gene Tunney vs. Lee Heuck
Willie Jacksen vs. Matt Breck
HcjIh en ple new. Hetel Walten buffet,
Ureufi and I.ecutt Hta
FOOTBALL TICKETS
CHOICE SEATS
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BOXING
BOXING
Olympia and National Clubs
Tickets at Independent
Cigar Stere
9 Seuth 13th Street
II. 11 I'heii Walnut SI 70
I li'iui lift nv Market Sire' '
llrkrU aee .Miete I'rlee
Football Tickets
'Cheic Scata
PENN VS. CORNELL
nin i.i: at ki.irn'h ruuii piiei
Four Deers Above Chestnut St
35 SOUTH 13TH ST.
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Independent Gridiron Claasic
, r ranltferd va. Union A. A.
rilll.AllKI.IIIIV IIAI.I. PARK ,,
Saturday, Nev. 27th, 2:15 P. M.
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h.u.mi nrttrym f0t en air in '"" .in,
t'eiiwa)'N Tfrl.ft nnlrm. Ilrniitnn'i. W
!itriire Strret. (irntry nnd Otte, 474U TUM TUM
'er.l Airline mill SpuldlniH'. I'rlcrf, ."'
HI nil. CiniTiil a.linlnlnn, l,00. -.
FOOTBALL TODAY
Vinceme vs. Wheeling
rilAMI'IONNIIII' OF WKHT l'HIM'
I. It. It. V. M. T. A. 1'IHI.IV-JiM .
MTU AND l'AHHHIDIi AVJ. ',
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