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Basketball Will Claim Many Gridiron Performers.
Wray, Ward and Whitehill Made Geed With a
Vengeance in Closing Football Games
The cnsiinl visitor en Franklin Field
yetttiTilay afternoon would never think
that flic ilny before 12S.000 lienwns liml
witnessed the ilewtifnll of (ill DebleV
eleven nt tlm linnds of Johnny Heis
man's I'cnnsylvnnln team. About the
only evidence tlmt Miim'tlilng hnd oc
curred the dny before wan the pnper
scattered nit ever the stands. Aclde from
this the picture presented wng that of
a deserted tttadlum. Nnry n football
plajer wnM ' s'e't. either nt the trnin
ine limine, In the football room or the
usual hnutitM for Rrldlren perfermera.
Tliey nil Hklnprd ' the environ of the
University after their Ieiir period of
training. Heme went te their home
ever the helidn.VH. while ethers, visited
friends or remained In their fraternity
houses.
Hilly Merris wns in his sanctum as
usual, and alenic with (Jeerfse. Orten,
the publicity mnn, the three scribes re
hashed the season and found much te
take solace In. Term's wonderful show
ing against the Ithacnn eleven, heralded
as a much better team than Inst year's,
took the sting of four defents out of
(he I'enn follower's system and made
him feel lets better. When Ilelsmnu
wns spoken of jt wns generally in terms
that mennt his return next yenr.
The wonderful playing of Hex Wrny,
Mike Whitehill and Hill Ward, three
men who early in the season were net
thought capable of filling varsity berths,
caused considerable comment. Hex
never wns in tnver witli the cenclies
idea of what n quarterback should be,
malnlv because of his size nnd his lack
of weight. II' dint of hard work despite
adversities the Monmouth, 111., Ind wen
his way te the top. His teammntes
teem te be n unit in declaring that he
fheuld be the lied nnd Illuc captain
next yenr.
Wliltehlll n Star
Mike Whitehill after a selgu of being
evertrained nnd then Injuries wns
thought te hnvc lest his football nerve
by mere than one member" of the I'enn
coaching staff, while some of Mike's
teammntes hnd even lest confidence In
him. Ills return te form 'ngnlnst Col
umbia made his critics hide their faces
that they had ever thought wrong of
the former Hutgers lad.
Against Cernell he demonstrated that
he is one of the renl stars of the giunc.
His punting, interference and general
all-around work wen him n host of
Dobsen te Tackle Paterson
Third-Round Match Penn
Meets Harvard
in
A hendllncr en tednv'u soccer pro
gram is the Nntinnnl Cup competition
between J. and .T. Dobsen nnd the l'nt l'nt
ersen Silk Socks from New Jersey. It
is n third round match and the Pnbsen
squad renched it only nfter tln hnrdest
kind of n struggle. In their second
round cembnt with Pissten the Iiebsnn
team played two extra period deadlocks
nnd finnllv defeated the sawmakers in
the third battle after ninety minutes of
In the Cricket Club League the Phil
adelphia 'Whites have the edge en the
Germnntewn eleven, hnving wen seven
out of the eight games plnyed. (lermnn (lermnn
tewn nnd Moorestown each hnvc six vic
tories te their credit. Only one game is
scheduled in the second division -owing
te the teams playing en Thanksgiving
Day.
The eight clubs in the Indnstrlnl
League ere all booked tedny. Fleisher
I'arn, the prevent leaders, will get their
first real test of season when they
tackle the Hnrdwick & Mngec team.
The Carpet boys upset the dope last
week by defeating Hohlfeld, present
champions, nnd if the I.ehlgh nvenue
boys can repeat today they will step
two points closer te the Turners.
The Allied League has some thirty
teams in action in all divisions ex
cepting the flrbt.
With 1'cnn'n football season ever,
Conch Douglas Stewnrt will bring his
Red nnd Hlue soccer! tea into the spot
light en Frnnklln Field against Hnr
Tard in an intercelleginte league game.
Anether match in this league will be
plnyed when Yale tackles llnverferd en
the Main line.
Pennsylvania Harvard
Jteywned Keal ... . Cummlnnjr
barrow rlKht fullbacL .. Carpenter
Aurellu ..
Jlal.lnln .
lllnna . . .
Thompson
Jllnxham
l.ee
Hpenccr ..
Fennel , .
Oewlln ..
. left fullback ..Allen
rlKlit halfback MnMera
center hiiirtmck Murray
Ivft lulllmcK .. ..; Ili-nin
. outle rlKht riillllpn
. Inslilu rlKht Wllllainn
center forward Heller
, . lnut1 left Daman
. eutalds left Macy
Chaney Defeats Jacks
""nr.irii .111,, .,. iuuiih vti-ij' 'imiri, .
Ilulllmert. fenlherweluht. ilefeuted Kreddy
Jacks, fentherw eight champion of Hnsland. I
In ten rounds. Chaney outpelntid his op-
?enent In nix of tlm ten rounds, two er
even, while Jacks wen two, ennney-s In
fnhtlnir, as well as his ability te Meck Ills
opponent's blows, ir.iw- hint thu nduinlnge.
It was ene of the best flahls seen In W'or W'er
ttster slnce toxins v,a Inaugurated,
Army-Navy Records
for Present Scasc
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
Nev.
Nev,
2 Navy.. 7
u Nnvy.. 12
in Nitty,. 7
i3 Nnty.. II
30 Navy,. 47
Nnty., 21
IS Nnty.. 03
North Carolina.
Ktfiiyrtte ..
IliicknrU
1'ilncelen . . .
Western Res...
(icarirrtnwn
Seuth Cnrelunt..
Total 1S7 Total
Oct. 2 Army.. 35
Oct . Army . 3K
(let. 0 Army.. 27
(let. 10 Arrv.,
let. 28 Arm?.. 2A
Oct. SO Army,. 17
Nev. It Army.. 3
Nev, 13 Array.. IK
futon ....
Marshall
Mlddli-hury
Snrlntilrld .
TufU . .
Notre Dame . . .
Lebanon Vnlley.
llondelii , , ,
Total
,311 Total
INTERCOLLEGIATE
CHAMPIONSHIP
SOCCER MATCH
Today. Franklin Field. 2:30
t PENNSYLVANIA-HARVARD
Mestl'lilla. lllil.-l,inlirer,l lllcli. UiSOI'.M.
ti.i . A'JMIHHIUN. BO (TOTN
r TltaeU nt A. A. enire. Innklln field
Independent Gridiron Clastic
Frankford vs. Union A. A.
e . PJinvAnKwiiiA dali. tark
Saturday, Nev. 27th. 2ilS P. M.
11.01
??yed Seat en snle nt (Umbels'.
Mnway'a tlr.
if.f ".'' !'. Beatns. 81Di.
Htreet, Oentrir and Oil. 4lie rnnl.
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CUP SOCCER II
ON CARD TODAY
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Teeu ana HpaMiiigf, I'rlct. M.00.
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UtMTfl kflMlM, tl.Ot,' '
friends who hnd never seen him per
form before -After the game we saw
Mike in the dressing room nnd he pre
sented the appearance of one who hnd
been fcenten by several men. Ills both
eyes Acre blackened and cut, his nose
wns swollen and his llp.s nil out of
proportion. 1 lis body wns n mass of
block nnd blue spots. Supplying the
Intcrfdrence wns the reason. Mike was
In every ' piny, making tackle after
tnckle, besides punting for nu nvcrnge
of 48 ynrds nnd supplying the grentest
ninnunt of interference for his brother
backs.
Hill Ward, the third member of the
rcjinvnnted trio during the middle of
the season, wns slated for n substitute
role 'by the coaches. Huck Whnrten,
reellzlng the possibilities of the former
First Division warrior, gave him an
other chance nnd he made geed with
n vengeance. Wnrd Is n powerful Ind
nnd ngelnst Ceri'ell he displayed thnt
power te the delight of the big crowd.
He mnde the two holes thnt mnde Mil
ler's touchdown jNisslhle. blocked ene
pun't nnd recovered another, in nddl nddl
tlen te breaking through the Cernell
defense mere than ei.ee and getting the
runner before he even get started.
Wnrd. Whitehill nnd Wrny nil have
another year nt I'enn, nnd with these
three ns n nucleus Coach Heismau
should have u great eleven next sen sen
sen. Witli football en the shelf until
next September, the I'enn nthletes new
turn te soccer, bnsketbnll, Ice hockey,
swimming, fencing, boxing and sundry
ether winter sports.
This afternoon en Franklin Field
Ilnrvard. nfter suffering n 12-te-l de
feat nt the hands of Iluverferil en Tur
key Day, meets the champion l'cnnsyl
vanin eleven in one of the crucial games
for. the collegiate title. I'enn must win
te keep in the running. A defeat for
the Hed mid I Mm: will give Princeton
the championship, as the Tigers have
defeated Harvard nnd also llnverferd.
Lnst week the Hed nnd Illuc tied
I'rlneeten in n thrilling battle en Frank
lin Field. Next Saturday Captain
Hlnns nnd his mates meet Iluverferil
nnd n victory will menu n tie with
I'rincvten for the title. In nil nrobn nrebn
bility a pest-season game will tie ar
ranged en n neutral field between the
Tiger clan and I'enn if the hitter fin
ishes the sensen undefeated.
Many Soccer Games
en Today's Schedule
national rri
Third Keunit
-I. A .1. Uelisen ts. 1'iilrrsen, Tlilrty
flftll Klrect n"' Oiiem Inne.
AMKKirW VVl'
rirvl Hound ,
lllhi-rnlnns t lllsslen. Twenty-ninth
nnd rlcnrfleld streets.
lNTKiirei.i.K(iiAT: Li:.r.ri:
l'nn ts. Ilnrtnnl. IVnnklln Ilrtit.
Iliivrrfnnl vs. Ynlr. Hnverfnril.
IMHSTKIAI. LKAIUIK
i:. O. Ilinlil vs. I.unten ens. 4S00
M'l-hltken n ten lie.
Ilnblfrld ts, hnellenlmnt. Ilread slrerl
nnd Allev-hrny iivcnur.
Sti-isen vs. Itnrrrtt. reijrlh nnd He,rkB
streets.
rirlsher vs. Ilnrdnlrk & Maier,
Tenlj-sltth nnd Krcil strrets.
ntirKi-Tr i,Kin;
V'-f lllilslen
VhUadelnhl- Vhltrs ts. Moorestown
WhltTN. St. Mnrtlns.
Moorestown IIImpn ts. Merlen Maroons,
Moorestown. N, J,
rennsvltnnlit Second vs. Oerninntewn
C. V.. Mnnhelm. I'n.
Merlen White ts. I'lillndelphlit Ileds,
IlatTrtenl, l'n.
Hcvend Dltlslen
Merien Cricket vs. Moerentown V. C,
Merlen, l'n.
AI.LlKIt Mi(ll!i:
Second Dltlslen
Kiluemoer ts. Kenslnrten Cenitl., Ixlur Ixlur
niner. Del.
KsvwimmI ts. St. Cmihiixp, Thirtieth
mid Dickinsen slrerls.
rrnrnjd ts. l"ulrhlll, Hltrr Drive nnd
Itlditp iitrnue.
Illssten haw ts. Ascension, Slitte mad
nnd I'nruh street.
Welfenden I. '. vs. Nalltlty, CardlnE CardlnE
(eii. l'n.
Olen Sedul ts. North American I.nre,
Tenlli nnd llutlrr streets.
TIIIIll) DIVISION
Northeast
Veteran vs. Merchant Ship. Frent and
llerks streets.
Celllneswixid ts. St. Veronica, Mnscher
street nnd Adiiins read.
Clever ts. I'lilethrep. Fifth nnd Wcst
mnreliind streets.
Falrhlll ts. Knnllrss, Mascncr nnd
Wrslnierelnnd streets.
NORTHWr-ST DIVISION
Cnlenl.il ts. Surpass Leather.. Nine
teenth street nnd llutilln I'nrk utrnue.
Olney ts. Lerrttn, lYent street und
III111T nvenue.
Anm A, ('. ts. Iluntlnc Secial, Tnenty
slxlli and Master streets,
IVunclstllle ts. Ilen, Nineteenth nnd
llrewn streets.
1-Ol'RTIl DIVISION
Rainbow ts. I.urrhnned, Mlity-secend
street nnd Cedar nvrnup.
Kuntleld ts. Wullepers. Twenty-second
street nnd Sedsley nvenue.
Rorer Retrrs ts. Westmoreland. D and
Ontario streets.
De 1'aul ts. Sennlen. Cettmnn street
and Torresdale uvenue.
Seiterset ts. C'ellrer. Second street
11 ml Krle ntriiiie.
WKT I'IIII,Di:i.riII DIVISION
Victeria II. ('. ts. Milliard. Ilfl.
elchlli street nnd llatrrfanl nvenue.
Vletrli C. V. ts. Ancnnt It. ('.. Flftj.
slith street nnd llnverferd nteiiue.
Ilrlnient ts, Norrfstewn, Flftlctli street
and Chester nteiiue.
Albien vs. llrlmar, bUty-tlilrd nnd
Walnut streets.
Jim Vaughn Relents
Kenesha. Nev. -7 James ("Hippe")
Vuuxhn. stnr pitcher for tlm ChlciiKe Na
tional 1-unue baseball club, has refused
te prosecute; his father-in-law, Hnrry Ve
llelt, who stnbbed lilm In a recent nffalr,
nccerdlni. te Owen O'Hare, chief of pellcu
of this city.
Mere New Yerk Boxing Clubs
New Yerk. Nev, 27. At n meellnK
of the New Yerk Slate llexlnflr Commission
licenses were Issued In the llearun Secial
Club, of Newburnh. and the Central Man
hattan llexlnif Club. 155th street und Eluhth
avenue. New Yerk.
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All-Americans and
Northeast
Gridiron Elevens Meet at
Phillies' Ball Park
The Army-Navy game in New1 Yerk
is net the only gridiron classic being
stnged this afternoon. Klght here in
this city followers of football will hnve
an opportunity of seeing the famous
Union A. A. all-American eleven, of
fjiecnixvlllc, in action when they stack
i up ngnlnst the Frnnkfnrd eleven nt the
Phillies' Unll Park nt 2:110 p. m.
Every one in Frnnkferd has been
talking nbeut today's game since Mon
day, when the Pheenixvllle lads ac-,
cepted tbV chnlhmgc of the Yellow Yellew
IncketH. The Northeast eleven feels
confident thnt it enn end the season ns
runner-up te Heine Milter's all-Amerl-enns."
nnd Is anxious te innkc n better
showing than Holmesburg, which plnyed
t'nlen lnst Saturday, but lest 1.1-0.
Seldom docs the football public have
an opportunity te see ns many nil
American players en one team ns ere
represented in the Union outfit. The
line-up centnins such hcndliliers as
Lud Wray. Heinle Miller, Leu Little
and Hobey Light, of I'enn: Johnny
Scott, Iledle Welden und Jee DuMee, of
Lafayette; Swede Yeungstrum. of Dart
mouth, nnd Stan Cofall, the giant full
back nnd former nil-American at Notre
Dame. The playing of Cofall lnst Sat
urday was the talk of the thousands that
witnessed the game.
The Ycllewjackcts beast n bnckfield
that rates among the best in independ
ent ranks. Heb Hemmy. captain nnd
mtnrterhnck. is n geed general, has net
dropped a punt nil yenr and Is n hard
man te step In broken field. Nemzlk is
a line plunger of mere than erdlnnry
nbility, nnd Kauffinnn, the burly full
back, has ability, strength and nerve,
a combination that has allowed him te
gain ground nlinest nt will. Mellow,
the ether halfback, is nlse geed.
In Shlrnr and liny Miller, Frnnkferd
has two exceptional ends, both being
geed nt catching forward passes nnd
sure deadly tacklers. Simendet. nt
center, is expected te make Lud Wray
knew he was in a game, Frankford fol
lowers sny. As In n number of ether
big gnmes this sensen it will be brother
against brother when Heinle Miller nnd
Ilny Miller come together nnd bets nre
being offered freely favoring Ilny.
All arrangements have been made for
the posting of the Army -Nnvy score
ns piny progresses. The new ball will
be put in piny by Hecclver of Tnxes
Freelnnd Kendrlck, who will be pre
sented with the pigskin by Jnke Cray.
The latter has awarded the ball te the
winning team at the conclusion of the
mutch.
The followers of the rival forces will
reach the grounds en special trnln from
their respective communities. Ileth
will be nccmnpnnlcd by bands and ether
musicnl selections will be rendered by
n soldiers' jnz. band, which will be en
hand for the occasion.
Grand Circuit Meeting Here
Al r-'nunders, secretary of the local (Jrand
Circuit nit-ctlntt, hns nrraiiKed with lh
stew aid of Ihn Grand Circuit te held their
annual contention In this city en January
10 nnd 11 The Teledo DrltlnK Club, whose
erflcers had m.ide u M.I fur the meetlns,
declared that rhlladelphla, ewlnir te Ita
central location and former experlence In
cenductlnu this Important event, wns tha
proper place nnd withdrew In the local club's
raver.
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HARRIERS TO RACE
C. Y.
M. A. U. Cross-Ceuntrv Taken
Place This Afternoon
Forty-one harriers will compete this
afternoon In the annual cress-country
run of the Catholic Yeung MenH Arch-
diocesan 1'nien. te be staged under the.
l,nH'tl"" of tM0 Enterprise C. C. The
.rui is 1-ir.scu te cuius aiiiiiateii with
"T.0, m-V- A- r- nml "lx organi
zations will be represented in the three
mile contest. The strongest entrv list
comes from the Shnnnhan C. C. which
hn entered eighteen men. The follow
ing runners will compete in the race,
which will start nt 3 o'clock from 25
W est Penn street. Ocrmnntewn :
Shanahan C. C Charles nice. Jehn
VIIr,rnt -Ji'hn MeMshnn. Itey Cnstsldl.
Jeseph Weber. Jehn MeKernan. Harry Oar
vln. 1'nul O'nnurke. Frank Carney, Jehn
(lnuBhan. Laurence) Deltrlch. Paul Ptech.
Jeseph Carney. Themas Stnnsby. Jehn Ceyle
W.
j ttnnn Jehn Ox-hrnn. l'ntrlck UrurfUv
Arcnbisheti nvan P a s fvMM.l
'Tlv.i. r . n -
J. Ilrndy. J lleenrt. C. Kranbure, K. Knr-r.-ll.
K. Hennery. K. McDonald. I-e J. Lynch.
Gcorse Ilnmsey. OeerEe Williams.
'fl'llt- C. U A. lame, Cndden. Felix
Olllen. Oeorce Campbell. F.lmer Campbell.
Knyeula C. C. ltarrv Wlla.in
si. Aleyslus c. C,
Jeseph ilnchman.
-James McKenna.
IJnlerprlsii C. C Themas
PltKmnrtln.
jnsepn nyrne, Frank Stokes,
James Mam.
jenn (irny, Themas 1-
Patterson.
PLAY FOR SOCCER TITLE
West Phlla. High and Frankford
Meet te Decide Scheel Championship
West Philadelphia High Scheel's
soccer team nnd thnt of Frnnkferd High
Scheel will piny n pest sensen game to
day en Frnnklln Field ns n preliminary
te the Ilnrvard -I'enn game in n plny-eff
te decide the championship of the In In
terschelastlc League. The teams finished
the seasons ench with three victories,
no defeats nnd one tie. The gnme will
stnrt nt 12 :.'10 o'clock.
TOUIIH
COOK'S
TRAVEL SERVICE
FIRST in 1841 FIRST in 1920
eur(Ctuts;e3nbtbibuaim:raijel
Select Tours
Feb. 5, 19,
Unusually
A MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE
by the R. M. S. "Carenia" of the CUNARD LINE
sailing January 15. A 49-day trip. An exceptional
opportunity. Well-planned shore excursions under
guidance of competent COOK'S representatives
Apply immediately.
THOS. COOK & SON
225 SOUTH BROAD STREET (Belew Walnut Street)
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
Crimson Representatives Absent
Frem Meeting Because of Mis
understanding About Date
Hnrvnrd will be n member of the In
tercollegiate Tec Heckey League of
Americu. Werd wns received by Dr.
Geerge Orten, from tlic Crimson hockey
officials thnt they were 'in favor of the
league:- nnd will de everything possible
te make It n success.
Ilnrvard wns net reprrscniVd nt the
organization meeting held nt the Hetel
Ulltmere. In New Yerk, last Similar.
This was explained In the letter from
Ilnrvard, nnd was due te n misunder
standing ns te the date of the meeting,
Hnrvnrd believing the meeting was le
be held tomorrow.
Mr. Moere, graduate muniigcr of ath
letics, nnd I'hilip Hefcr. hockey mnn
nger, will be present at the finnl meet
ing, which will be held in New Yerk
one week from tomorrow. Venn. Prince
ton, Yale, Cernell nnd Dartimiuth nlse
will be present.
The 1 nle Ice hockey tenm will held its
first practice session of tlic year av'the
Ice Palace tomorrow afternoon. Ynle
will mnke the Ice Pnlncc its home rink.
I'enn nnd Princeton nlse will piny all
their home games nt the palace.
The Philadelphia Ice Heckey League
opens this afternoon with a gnme be
tween Merlen Cricket and Philadelphia
Cricket. The second gnme en the sched
ule will be bejb-een Cynwya nnd ricK
erlng Hunt. nd flic third between
Unchelers Ilnrge nnd Swnrthtnerc.
RANK KUMAGAE FIRST
Metropolitan Tennis Committee
Places Washburn In Third Place
New Yerk, Nev. 27. Ichiyn Kumngae
wns placed at Ne. 1 en the ranking list I
of the Metropolitan Lnwn Tennis As
sociation nt the deliberations of the
committee. This wus net the only sur- I
prise thnt Kmbree II. Hendersen, the,
ehnlrmnn of the committee, ntul his n-s-.
seciatcs prenm'gntcd. '
They placed S. Heward Voshell in
second place te the .Tnpnnese nnd Wnt-
son M. Washburn, n member of the
Davis Cup tenm. new en his way te
Austrnliu. in the third place The rank- '
ings follew: Ichiyn Kumiigne. S. Hew-1
nrd Voshell. utsen M. aililmrn. '
Hnreld A. Throckmorton. I-rnnels T.
Hunter. Dean Muthey. Wlllnrd Hots-
ford. Frederick C. Andersen, Frank T.
Andemen, Selichlre Knshle.
TOI'RS
EGYPT
All urranjfemunts for resumption ei
TOURIST TRAFFIC arc complete. Cook's
Nile stenmers will run throuRheut the
sensen te the First and Second Cataracts
Further particulars en request.
CRUISES DE LUXE
TO THE WEST INDIES
by the Great White Fleet from New Yerk
Jan. 29th by S. S. "CALAMARES"
March 12th by S. S. "ULUA."
Most attractive itineraries'. Reservations
should be mnde nt once.
TOURS TO
CALIFORNIA
from New Yerk Dec. 30, Jan. 18-27, and
later, including all points of interest.
JAPAN CHINA MANILA
from Pacific Const Jan. 24.
Mnrch 5,
1, 19, and April 2.
d itineraries.
well-planned
SOUTH AMERICA
from New Yerk Jan. 2(5, Feb. 8, 2C, visiting
all parts of EAST AND WEST COASTS.
ANTIPODES
INCLUDING
SOUTH SEA ISLANDS
Strictly limited party. A rare opportunity
Reservations new closing. Departure from
Pacific Coast Jan. 5th. Apply at once.
BERMUDA
Every 10 days. $87 up.
And
nevembeb 27,
"BIRSD" BECAUSE HE'S
COLLEGE HARRIERS
WILL RACE TODAY
Lafayette Favorite in Middle
States Cress-Country Cham-
pienship at Bethlehem ,
nrtlilchcm, Nev. 20. I.nfiijette .
c-xpcctcd te win tlic nniiunl crnis-ceiiti-try
clininiilntmlilii of tlic Middle Stntc
T II '! . l-.l ...l.ll. ...Ill
bn liclil ever the Ilileli' ftiivcrHll.v
course here thin nftcrnnen.
In Crnwfnrd. Heinler. n former
Mcnilnwliroek runner, f'nptnln Mcl-'nll.
(Sllliert, Simpsen, n former Ontrnl Hlgli
.Sclioel tnr, nnd Kemper, tlic I.nfny
ci"tp linrrlers. linvc n tenin thnt In vet
erniiH nt lenst. i eenNidert'd strenifer
tlinn nny of the ether ceHcrcm entered
in the nice. Onwfnrd li the rcnl tnr
of the tenin. An n r.clioelloy, he wn n
stnr performer ever hill nnd dnle, nnd
since reIiik te college he hns been one
of the best In celleclnte rnnks. T.nst
yenr he wen the middle stntes individual
honors, nnd finished third In the Inter Inter
cellcRinte championships.
Several freshmen hnvc been lining ex- '
rcllent work in mnklng the I.nfnvette
team n geed one. Trnccy, who finished ,
third nenlnit Tcliieh. wns the crenter'
New Yerk schelnstle chnmpien lnst yenr.
Ailnms, minthcr first-yenr mnn, wns
cnptnln ni Mercersburg lnst yenr, while
Van Dyne nnd Mnrvln hnve been show
ing excellent form all through the sea
son, WEST WALNUT CLOSES
WITH DREXEL HILL
Winds Up Football Season This Aft Aft Aft
ernoen With Game at S. & C. Field
West Walnut closes its football sen sen
sen this afternoon with Drexel Hill nt
Straw-bridge & Clothier's Field. Sixtv
third nnd Walnut streets. Drexel Hill
Is net nt nil disheartened by the de
feat which was administered by the
West Walnut only a few weeks nge.
and will make a great effort te win this
gnme.
Manager Paul Deere liny secured n
number of college players of ability.
which he Is keeping under cover. West
Walnut will net be caught napping, ns
Manager McLaughlin, Condi (Jrcer and
Cnptnln filascett have been hnrd ut i
work for the last few nights nt the Shcr- j
weed Hecrcatlen Grounds trying out
new plays and nlse new men who have I
mnde a name en the college gridirons
which they hope te spring ns n surprise
en the bunch from Delaware county.
rJein Our Xmas
i BICYCLE CLUB
Club forming new permits you
own a whetl en our
C pajr-as-yeu-rlde plan.
Weekly
Pay for
On of our
Btautifnl
BicrcUt
$1
Cem in today
T Monday and
Ut at axplaln
tha many ad'
vantaft ml our
X mat Bleytlt
Club. Sta tht
C wendtrtul 1931
w. medal ut h e I a
with all ntw at
taehmmntt. Ride a Bicycle
Cst your nrcU and trans
portation by th unit mtans and
at the same time.
Write or dill fur llemitlful
Illustrated Cntnlniriie.
Broadway Cycle Ce., Incl
527 Market St., Phila
I
'll'rn Meii . I -I. nnil , Kim,
STKXMMIIl' NOTU'l:;
The CHARLES
T.MEGEECO.
Agents for U. S. Shipping Beard
100 A-l Steamers
Philadelphia te
Scandinavian Ports
CHRISTIANIA
GOTHENBURG
COPENHAGEN
SS "OroneW Leidinr Dee. 1
(Other Scandinavian and Baltic
Perte if sufficient ;arge offers)
Philadelphia te Greek.
Adriatic & Black Sea Ports
Piraeus, Patras, Salonica,
Venice and Trieste
SS "Fert Armitreni".. Leading Dec. 1
(Fer Black Sea Perta if sufficient
cargo offers)
Loidiei Bulks Pitr 78, Seuth Witrvaa jj
Fer rates and space apply te
The Charles T. Megee Ce.
Drexel Building, Philadelphia
Lembard 5100-1-2-S Main S0G4
Philadelphia te Gibraltar,
Valencia, Barcelena
Marseilles
SS "Late Greenbriir" Net. 30
Fer rates and particulars apply te
James W. Elwell & Ce., Ine.
17 Sut St., New Yerk
or
The Charles T. Megee C-V .
Drexel Building, Philadel j
"""" Jiuu-i-i-a Main J00 1
Helland-America
LINE
New Yerk te Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and lioulegne-sur-Mu
Rjndia Dec. lljia, 8
Rerdm D,c, n Jln a
Ntw Amsterdam Dec. 28 Fet. 1
NOOMMI M...L
i
HAvMnAavRTfi-l
If ff I JaWeiir 1
1020
Boxing Rule te
Stand
I .Mlalllll- (111, .Nev 1!7 After Inn?
. .. .... ..
After
lllx-rittliin, the Nw Jcrsy Ktate Atliletlc I termlnntlnn Is the rent Koeds nnd net ltony lteny
( einnilsslnn has ntisllj nnniiunis-il nfllclally I enmlied with exeenllens tn nlensa various
. wisi mr
referees
that the rul.-. which leates the choice
rer nu iMiinir Isiuts In the hnnrts
HTI,MSIIII NOTirKS
cUest Keute te
ONLY
NEW YORK TO NAPLES and SOUTHERN ITALY
Via Cherbourg and Paris
Unsurpassed Accommodations When Yeu Travel "Via Cunard"
Vereinla Philadelphia te Londen
Aritertm Philadelphia" Liverpool,
i Antertatm Philadelphia" Liverpool,
Saxonia New Yerk" Pljrmenth,
CelamVia New Yerk" Londenderrr and Glaifew Dec. 11 Jan. IS F. 1
Aquitania New Yerk " Cherheurr and Southampton . . . .Dec. 14 Jan. Z5 FeV. 22
Vaicenia Philadelphia " Liverpool Dec IS
K. A. Victeria . . . .New Yerk " Liverpool Dec. 18 Jan. IS Fefc. 1
loiperater ..!..., New Yerk " Cherbourg and Southampton ....Dec. 23 Jan. 20 Fen. Iff
Vanban New Yerk " Liverpool Dec. 24
Carmania New Yerk " Liverpool Dec. 28 Jan. 22 Feb. 19
Calabria New Yerk" Gibraltar, Naplei, Patrai, Dobrevnik & Trieite. ...Dee. 28
Pannenia New Yerk" Piraeni, Dobrevnik and Trieite... Jan. 22
inkela Philadelphia " Londen Dee. 31
Maaretania New Yerk " Cherbourg and Southampton. Mir. 10 Apr. 7 Maf 11
Winter Cruise te the Mediterranean
R. M. S. "CARONIA"
Sailing from New Yerk January 15th
Itlnerr Inclnrtea Ttalta fe MADKIRA. OinnAI.TAn, AI.OIKlis. MONAG
(mviEiiA). NArr.ns. ai.kx anuria. rinAncs (Athens, . returning- t
New Yerk Tln NAIM.K8 mill OIimAI.TATl.
A 48-day trip replete with Intereatlne nnd comprehensive vmgra.mil at shore excursion.'
Including a full week's stuy nt ALEXANDRIA permitting of n visit te CAIRO and the
Interior of EOYrT or of a short trip te the Hely I.nnd.
Fiuiarncer nnil Freight fierrlees. Fer later saltings pply at
Tassenier emer. 1.100 U'nlnut St.. l'lilln. I'rrlilit Olllee. Ileurse Hide., t'hlla.
LUCKENBACH LINES
Philadelphia te Rotterdam-
SS EASTERN SOLDIER (U. S. S. Beard). .
SS EASTERN GLADE (U. S. S. Beard)
Rotterdam Philadelphia
SS WEST POOL (U. S. S. Beard) November 29
SS HOMESTEAD (U. S. S. Beard) December 10
Philadelphia San Diege Les Angeles San Francisce
Portland Tncema Seattle
S S JULIA LUCKENBACH November 30
SS PLEIADES .:J. December 11
San Francisce Les Angeles San Diege Philadelphia
SS WEST INSK1P November 29
S S FREDERICK LUCKENBACH December 4
LUCKENBACH STEAMSHIP COMPANY, INC.
328 Chettnut Street, Philadelphia
LOMIlAItn 5340
Imm aa a i,
FRENCH LINE
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT
Compagnie Generate Transatlantique
Inwnril nnil Outn-nnl 1'imt Freight Htenmera
Regular Service
Between
PHILADELPHIA & FRENCH-ATLANTIC PORTS
SS "ROUSILLON," Le Havre & Berdeaux
(and tuch ether French-Atlantic Perta a cargoes
Te Lead Pier 5G Seuth
AGENTS NEW YORK OCEANIC COMPANY, INC.
for Kntrn nnd Spare Applr
GEYELIN & COMPANY (Inc.) Philadelphia Repreientativet
108 Seuth Fourth Street '
TjOml.riril 4207 .- . mmmm
NAWSCO LINES
Freight Service
Between PHILADELPHIA and LOS ANGELES HARBOR.
SAN FRANCISCO, SEATTLE, TACOMA, PORTLAND
West Hound Steamer Vast Bei.nrf West Ueund Steamer Vast Hound
ev2n7 I Jan. II Dec. 30 West Terus Feb. 10
Decvin Artiuas Jnn. 15 Jan. 10 Brush Feb J
Dee20 Lchish Jan.25
Fer Unlet, elc. Apply te
WORTH ATLAMilC & WfcailiRN J. 5. CO.
ISC S. Fourth St., Phila. Phene Lembard 5791-2-3; Main 3202-S
CUMMING
LINES -
U.S.Shipping Beard Steel Steamers
Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPHIA te
Rotterdam & Antwerp
SS "Arizpa" Leading
S S"Lalcc Hanninia" . . . Dec. 5
ROTTERDAM te
PHILADELPHIA
SS "Bennie Broek" . Dec. 10
PHILADELPHIA te
HAMBURG and BREMEN
A Steamer Dec.
SS "Gateway City" . .Jan. 5
PHILADELPHIA te
CONSTANTINOPLE and
BLACK SEA PORTS
A Steamer as sufficient cargo offers
Fer apace and ratet apply
A. D. Cummins & Ce., Inc.
H. P. DILKES, Manager
139 Seuth 4th St., Phila.
Lembard 4UT-4IZ8-B4n Main ISIS
EARN-LINE
tnrerpnmtM IRDt
U. S. Shipping Beard Steel Steamers
General Carge
Regular Service
lia Manchester
A Steamer Dec
Philadelphia Havana
SS "Cequln" DeCi 3
Fer rates and particulars apply ta
Earn-Line Steamship Ce.
139 Seuth Fourth St
. ?HiLAI)E!fJPHIA, PA.
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IN A CAGE
I of the commissioners will stnnd
Het only;,.
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dn.linrinln.il .... v ..r nnf.irf.lnir II If tills rl
i .,,,.,. iiui ,ii.t uniiiinrnK'iirin ,,n ... -? -
cf I cilled stars, the lln fnns nf New Jersey
are) gelnir te be the coiners by It,
BTKIMSHH' WOTirKS
Any Part of Sv
9 DAYS
Nev. 27
Briitel CAvonmeutk). . .Dec. 4
Briitel (Avonmeuta)
Cherheurr & Hambttr.Dec. 9 Jan. 18 Mtr. 1
-Amsterdam
Leading
December 6
Dec.
offer)
20
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SOUTHERN
Steamship Company
u. s.
Shipping Beard
Steel
Steamers
FREIGHT ONLY
Regular WeeldySail.ngs
Every Saturday
Frem Pier 46, Seuth W bar vat
PHILADELPHIA
te
Housten. Texas
pelf ht received ler and thru mil, of
Fer rates and particular: apply fe
southern Steamship Company
322 Commercial Truit Bid.
PHILADELPHIA
Hell I.nrnat .1T-4030 Itar (into
KHILADELPK
Wkl T.J'
1UO JANEIRO. MONTEVIDEO
AND BUENOS AIHES
S.S."LakeFannin" Nev. 27
S.S."LakeFagundus" Dec.5
U. S. Shipping Beard
Steel Stea-
Apply
Jehn S. Emery & Ce., Inc.
Bosten, Mass.
Megee, Steer & Ce., Aff
Drexel Building J'hllrfdcl;'
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