vwtfv V I? 'JlWH' " -,y -t Vj1 tfwf.fTHI ' 'm"" ' V r-tef.-j t"(KfiV-w 'KftW$&mi " t !t!HB-ir 7 -.ij. vwr- . Vi1 , EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHrtTAMaPHIA", MONDAY, tfOVT&MfiER 2i, 1020 ..H.,,ivrT4'J , ""I5-.VS" ' THINGS ARE ALL WRONG;, IT WAS THE ARMY THAT WAS AT SEA SATURDAY, NOT THE NAVY 2.1V " V3"-' ' W FORMER COLLEGE STARS PLAY GREAT GAME FOR UNION A. A. AGAINST STRONG FRANKFORD Ky KOIIKKT XV. MWWKM. ."pert l.illlnr i:rnlnr I'nlillc I.ritcrr M mm f A FTHIl n trlnl of Ivve week, independent football linx been accepted liy tlie l'htlntlfl plilti puhllr. I,nt Sat -wrdny n crowd ent itinif fil nil tin- wny from I 1,11(1(1 te 17,000 out In the I'lillllcs' park unit uutrhecl tln 1 nien A. A., of I'heenlxvllh', defeat (lie Frank feri I A. A. bj the Bcere of 10 te (i. Tlie vtcnthcr ruiidltiuns were fur from perfect, it drizzling ruin fulling nil nfteriieciii, (nil tin' crowd in the sheltered KtiimN stuck until the finMi. U takes n pretty geed football giuuc te nuike the iprctatem forget tut rnln. I have Keen many college contests thh fall, mid this was as exciting ns any. Fermer reili'glntn Mars were pitted ngnlnst star who never nttemlcd college, mid high clans foetbitll wni plnyed. 'i'here were lone runs, line plunging, sensational furwnrtl piwes, great punting inn drop-kicking. In fact, everything was included in Sat urday' game. A big surprise n1e was sprung at the Ntart. The YellewjackeH, of Frnukferd, Htippnl out en the Held thewing nil the enthusiasm of n tulhge eleven nheul te play for the t'liampUu)iip. The i'lieenixville stars, with Heinle Miller, I.un Uttle, I. ml Wrny. Johnny Wcltleu, Johnny Scott, Stan ('of all and Swede Yeuiigstrnm in thu line-up, tutored uenihnlantlj, expecting te upend an easy afternoon. In this they were fooled. FranUferd started with a itish mid Minn worked the ball into the I'lieenixville tenltery. Line Inn It, end runs and forward pusses were worked Mii'tc-Nfiill', und the stars found It linrd te step the mure h. Then en the 1." yard line, forward pnsses were toelWhlj tried and the ball was lest en dewnn, Itight here in where the completion of the game changed. Stan Cofall, former Nelle D.ime stnr, who win considered one of lite best bueklield men ever tiirnul out In the West, dropped back te punt. Slnnding en his 6-jard line, he booted the ball high aid far ever IJemmj's head nud it rolled te the l'raokferd Xl-.wird line. Thin Is the longest punt of the jear mid was one of the thrilling fentures of the game. It traveled ." jiirds before licminy get his linnds en it. COFALL also did yrrat xrerk irlirn carrying Ihr ball. He tan hard and ten i dtflirull in tnrktr. Once he shook off four men who giahhcd him mound i the legs and run 23 yunh before heinn downed. All Players Are in Geed Condition WHAT impressed the spectators most en Saturday wiih the superb physical condition of the players. Tliey were in shape te play fast football mid Mddem wns lime tnken out. Johnny Welden plnjed better than ever be fore, and the same gees for Scott. Ilehev Light, Swede Toungstrein, the Dartmouth guard, Heinle Mi'lcr mid Lud Wray. Thee men, after plnjing under geed coaches While in college, knew all of the angles of the game nnd tnude no mitahes. Krnnkferd, tee, win in top shnpe. The majority of thc&e players; never have plu.wil en college team", but absorbed ipiite a little knowledge of the intricate pert. Fer einmple, tnke Kaiiffinnn, the fullback, 'i'his eung man never plnyed before this year, hut is one of the best in the bueklield. He taught himself the game nnd de serves a let of credit. Heb Hemm, the old Northeast plaver, mnde a sp-e-tacular run in the third period nnd Mercd Traiikferd's only touchdown. It was after l'linm bail carried the lull te the .rcard line and Cofall dropped baik for a try at goal from the Held. The l:itl: was short, mid ltemuiy, catelilng the ball en In- own le-yurd Hue, imed tin length of the field for a score. I'ralikferd had another chance te carry the bull ever in (he llrst period, but failed lierntmc Nemzlek wna tee slew afoot. Thu Yellow jaikel halfback intercepted n for fer waid pass mid run fi() jmds befeie he wns tuckled by XV t Meii. TiikiriB it nil in all, the game was well worth seeing. Lee Conway, who promoted tlie contest, did his work well, and is planning le stage u game every week. H possible, the Akren team will be here next Saturday, nnd If this fails the Shenandoah team, champion of the. eal regions, will be invited. rllL'HL' i no deulil that football U a college gmiin and should rcmnui in the college duriwi Hie npular ,ihmeii. Jletrrrcr, in the month December, irhrn nierl i' nt it standstill, the inde liindcnti should be given a chance. Felwv.ll MaUcs Geed at Navy BOH reLWIILL enme tlireugli with lljlng colors en Saturday when his Nuv team triumphed ever the Aimy in the fl mil game of the sensen. l'elwell hnd a hard row le hoe at Aimapell.s, lie stepped into strange suireiiudlngs, put in a new system, was Introduced te strnnge plujeni nnd hnd te build up from the bottom. The llrst gump with North Carolina resulted in n crushing defeat, nud l'elwell hail te get his team together and keep up the spirit for the ether games. This was done and the season proved te be .successful. Kelwcll spent much time with hl.s Hue men, nnd en Saturday they eutplajed the Cadets. They opened up holes for the hacks te slide through, and were nlse effective en the defense. It Is unusual for n bncklield man te de much with the forwards, but l'elwell .s an all-around coach. The Navy authorities, ham elTered the former 1'enn tutor n four-year commit, whii.li proves they urc satisfied with his weik. I'ehvell, however, has net yet Higned, and It Is doubtful if lie will tie himself up for siah u long term. BOS' wi Husten Ne te After Higher Game OSTON COLLKlii: nlse ended a successful season kith u H0-tn-l) llrterv 'ever (leorgetewn. r'rnuk Cnvanailgh's tenm did net lese a game all season, nnd its iiiei-t notable victory was ever Yale. Husten new is look ing for bigger opponent next jear. Ynle will be plajed iisaiii and I'ittsburgli and H.irtmeuth have been asked for games. The folk up In Itosten are nil excited ever the team nnd are anxious te see it in the front rank. Dartmouth put one ever en WnshitiKten Saturday, binding the Westerners n i!7-te-7 beating. This shows better than anything else that the (Jreen team wns ns geed as any ill the country at the end of the season. Triiwlirg I'.iMlO mie m res the country is enough te take the cd'c off iinj football team, but Dartmouth was an cm option. Instead of falling into a slump, the team im proved and thu victor was an unexpected one. Leenard Is Getting Hig Purses rounds In I'hllndelphiii for S1IJ0O NCI' upon a time Itenny Leenard wns j;lad te box six he leieived .!!.". (100 for boxing in New Yolk. Ye will ham te read about Henny in the future him here. f'eMnti(, 1020, by 'ublfc I.rdur Ce. Last I'ridny night folk. Ye will We'll never see LENRAWIIN, -TRIAL HORSE," SEEKS MA TCH WITH O'DO WD i w'jr THE DAYS OF REAL SPORTS bvi.i- ".y "".S!--"- -Je-f lS-5 ; ..una.'i.TiwiM VUi-SUJieA nliihllilllllllllllll I I II lliliii.l JlSi?ijci5SSiH . - .1 it .i 'mil iiiiiiii ii 1 1 iii i ii 1 1 ii i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii i r - vruxii.r.cr-ii a . "irsn.ui gnrm4H I pallia; TEwTp1 nMk ytfe The end of the Political parade PRINCETON HAS BEST SUPPLY OF WINGMEN Lcgciidre Was a Real Star, With Stinson and Davis 'te Help Westen Best End in the West Hy OIlANTIiANO HICK When the darkness settles en the field And shadows end the fray, When tcrt have hung the twerd and shield Vpen the wall te stay, . It It enough te knew icc've fought The best fight that tee knew, Te knew that we have ever sought The right goal and the true. Fer some must fait beside the tcay Itcferc their course Is run; And some must leave the open fray Jlcfere the fight in done. Hut alter all, the amwer standi When out across the night They'll take us with the phantom hands Of these Who Fought the Fight, Concerning Knds N TI1I0 batch of letters from various I SHADES OF RIP VAN WINKLE! LOOK WHO'S HEREON CE MORE Harry Heugh, Greatest Dribbler Who Ever Played Hashcthall, te Stage "Comeback" in Cage INDOOH sports have enmc Inte their I the IlrNtnl five of the National League, own nnd for the next few months The Trenten wizard stuck with Bristel until me National lilew, then entered the New Ilngland League. Following the dlsbandment of the New KnglaiI. Heugh became one of the members of the fnnifiis Tnmnipia Professionals, un der the management of David Williams. This club Included .lop r'ngcrty, Tred .Miiiiincr, j lurry ileugli, Clinrles O will held the center of the sporting pages. liasKettiall is enjoying a pros perous season, despite the fnet Hint the two Kastern League representatives here nre doing nn. thing but upholding this locality's cage icputntien, us did (itcystoek mid Jasper In past cam paigns, Reading the first fifteen minutes nnd piled up u lead of 10 te 'J, yet was beaten out, !W te ".". Veterans Doing (Jeed Veterans are playing in wonderful form and one of the biggest surprises is the showing of Winnie Kinknide nnd Aleis (ietzinger, who are playing Hfiisa Hfiisa tlenal ball with (icrmantewn. Hut get en te this. i' I.. 'iVeiiien lust l'lidav evening '''" 'r-lt. t TutiUht nt th Olyrnel.i , . ' ,. team was pl.iv ilig Ceatcsvllle. i hnri' mi. I B"t n .-n.l i.t In mi n.ht , Hie lieuit l' am nu-. .i 'h ,., n in,.! M' wlin O-n., I).lrn.,nl ,.f Mini,l,ln 'Hie filial score Was 1J te IP 111 IHWir tir lti,tihr .luhiiny Mmiiy m KmHy f i,P jetleis nud umeng the .,000 ..... ...,..,-....., n ....,, ui .,., k- . "-. ..i. ....ulimnTs was enp Hum Wlllien i. linrry hei , ,"".,. .... "i. . , ..n t .... HOUgll I MIS limiKH l''-i r-"' """ "- "' time the absolute cr of the cage and Tee Tlellir nn.I .'Iminy Jlurr.tiy !., b-n mere eeluuilis have liePn writien ui mm Rut Mnnncers Dave Hennls and Hill Dennell mid eiip or two lecnl stutp Myers nre doing nil in their power te i stars. The team that winter wen place (ierinanlewn nnd I'hilndelphia en llfty-fenr nnd lest but eleven gnmes, the mail with winning ti nms, ns winning forty out of forty-six en the losing club is nnj thing but a paing lead. Heugh then signed with Soiith Seiith Soiith prepostion. l,p te date they have been j side of the Central League, In HKlS, digging deep Inte their jenns te cover plajed with them until the Knsterii the difference each week between the starlisl and came I'nst with Trenten, box-elhce leeelpts and expenditures.! T1(l ,(,xt ,ear )0 retllrnP(i ,,, (vIt. They deserve patience from their jtral and later rejoined Trenten, where followers, for the breaks nre sure te he stnjcd until he became a member of come tlndr way in sheit elder. ()n ,)usper in l!)l(l. Since ,fasier drefiped Saturday I'liiliulelphia ran rings nretim limit of the game Heugh bus plnyed off and en, but is always in perfect condition. r Tfl I If7 ,.....:... !!.. lr, ..-,,, I 'Fit 1 1 nli ) iirinmml ' remntehul Thy will mci i ih NjIIehu, 1,1,, mew ess as u biisKethnll pill J or t Nil 11 Fermer Mihcaukve Mtddleiveight Has I reied I ettgli ujipenem s,t,,jy ir. -n,- n.i., r,; nm ,..ik,I1L. J',",,,,,.,,,,,, ted with the game. tnr Stnr Hexer-i Hit U etulll I Well, Heugh, turned te triends after jer Mar UO.U r.s tits H llf,m f .rMn'tlin exhibition and ln.iilrl if be hi... '.lulu , with le. .V. i"ii lleirh Frlximiin' been usleen for the past few Jems and Itv I.OIMS II. .IAITK ii ffi'ih. ! "'iiiTi, SSr.S "'"" """ '" te the ..oncMisien It some ei .e " , ,, . , . .i n avers In the game weie cage smrs . rnHKRi: have Ixin numer.in hotels l.e-t of the in."Mleeiglits. ami at the) . , ' . . w(ll4 n!, ,ml (ilmlll,, J. who never reachd (he top nor any- I -'-' ""'J il"," Among . I A.'S .'SW TnJ?XVt "Wf." , Hiring of Dam Hennls and bow bis - - --""".".MS where nenr the pinnaMe of their re-,:,;, ; : ,- ,;.:" ,la i r i "'. ... ".""" " , ' " r"." ' "":''" ': 1n. .," i'""''r i". . ""' """ . ,":. ",'"" . . , , - ..--..- - - ..... .,-n. . ,,., ,,,, ,,.,,,, Ittyif i ,,, eriiinrji.iihi - eetien en anil niaee koeii. iiiihlfii e'- Ive classes, nut have proven leugn ,,. .lili" ,il,beii., 'l eiu i.liiUens. iu's u.. r- elded te net In tomb with the lecal1 A (icnflcman en tlie Court He is one of the most gcntlenmnly and sipiaiest fellows ever (eiineceted with basketball. When the Central League was it its height he pulled down a big salary and the backers of the Seuth Side team of I'ittsburgli nhvnj.s went the limit le get him out there te play. About ten years nge Heugh found he was unable te go West, as his duties in the Iienten posteffice would net permit him te leave. The I'ittsburgli magnates appealed te Senater 1'eiirnse, who, In turn, secured a five months' leave of absence from the postmaster general ut Wushiiiglen. Ter this he icceived MMM), (he innnej being deposited In the bank before the season .stalled. Hurry is new engaged In the brolt brelt ciage business. BROWN STARS 111 DGBSON VICTORY Little Outside Wing Big Asset in Lecal Team's Win Over Paterson collegiate, institutions and from vari eus Old Orads boosting this or that foot ball star en Keme faverile team, vir tually no one has hnd a kind word te fcuy about nny all-star cud. There hnve been geed ends, of courie, but very few who might be picked from the mnss without nny delay. One. of the best ends we've seen this season Is I.egendre, of Princeton, n fast, aggressive, hard -tackling type, who was en top of the job in every piny. Prince ton probably had the best supply of ends in the country, with Stinson aim Shad Dnvls around te help out Legcn drp. Westen, of Wisconsin, wns one of the host ends in tlie West, but even In the West very few ends have received nny glowing tributes te spenk of. A Ilecli of Geed H.icln ruin bulk of praise has been given n J- large Heck of fine backs. The battle for all-stardom here Is extremely hectic. Take thp Kant alone. There nre Lou Leu rle nnd (Inrrlty. of Princeton ; AVny, Hnlnen nnd Klllinger, of Penn State; Davles. of Pittsburgh: Robertsen, et The .t A- .T TV.hsnn soccer pleveii i Dartmouth : Fitzpatripk. of llosten Cel- ran true te form en Sunday, when it ffi; "jf, .-', ."V' 7&,?j ellmlnnted tlie Pntersnii Silk neccerites) nmllt0Ili ,)f Williams Just for u geed from further competition In the national htartcr. cup competition. The Falls aggregation PHncetim nnd Oeergln Tech. had two ewes Its victory te little Aleck Hrewn. '"f the best bnckficlds in the country for outside wing. It was this player who aii-ure m "'. hrenelit victory te (he team lust week i Considering the rushing, end running, WteTwas defcalcTln-r ace': ''lr?u,,Kc!:!nn,mu,,',wVji: Paterson out plnyed the local bej'.s, who hud been put through a hard test by the Tnceny Inds en thrcp successive occnslens before they finally wen out. Hut the speed of the Millers wns greatly Increased near the pud of the battle. Anether player who deserves mention is Hubert Klirllne, sensational goal tender for the Dehsen squad. I'lirline in the seven hours' time that It took te play the second nnd third rounds, had been sveied en but twice. Although Paterson time nnd ngaln bombarded him his wonderful blocking kept the oppos ing team fietu scoring throughout the last half, until he was charged by Dll gun, wdiese shot bit the crossbars nnd then dropped baik of Klirllne. The decision handed out by the Nn tlnnnl Commission, when u fine was put en Disston for plnjlng two ineligible men in the first game against Dobsen, should he n lessen te all clubs who make a habit of padding their roster when plnjing in cup competition. n addition te placing n line ngainst the Tnceny tenia, both .Hmiuy und Hurt McHhce. were suspended. They will he ellglhle te play with the Welfenden Shere teum en next Saturday. rilOTM'I.AVS Bpect nuts te clink fe- MiimipH.ns nud near .lehrun (.rilhtl.s llarrv i.r;-li. ' K i ,.... t, . . Ml.,.r with the result that he will up- titleholders. These mutmeii us.iul.v am P.i 111..11. .In-k .M-( 1111..11. .In-K I1II011. j r-t; V, -V . i.u-- i . nY;-." ,. r ." .i"- pear at fiermnntew 1. when that team mentioned ns "Irml heisis." and tl Mr;. an Dew 111 j und Jetr Smith. . i,.v n t.jhhu Mn'mii, Sen Yuun,: elius I'hilndelphia tomorrow night. f m nnu kiieli rfiilL'h L'il 111 In tllitlll i' I !.,!. t Cmiiii. iitfnl li( irl -mil M . Wl i .' "' ' ' "'" " '--.. II . I . . I . - . 1 .,.-. u l . w. 1. I.. tl .,.' C'l 1 . 1 f .- 4Stll , . , , . .. 11 ' ' i.iii 4 ni'-i 1 niiir ui 11 1 im , nninii in i imi I,. ,,.l,llllf Ir.ilillliii llNW lull Tl l.llt U ill, . 1 1 . .1 . .11 .. I ",t" "1 '' " ' 1- lii.liiii.' t'M m'i ttn-t !"- ' it(l i JVJ'l null! I JHI . lUrilt. 1 fi 11 ler a liuiit with .Miki l'wl. Tr piwi turriJ Ium 1 nn uttr nf tl'MP) m fx jMHfiy Kr.imvr In fM city Diiipv Kr.inirr l te l.it In Atilw.iuk"' en tVt i.m iMBitun with hi u line JnrKHun 'Veljjht iJiriNien in I'liilniMTihiii. Knt'rnl vfir ml'ii 7.iti Riiwhrw i:ii here from Milwmikin J I ui uiikMiwn "'I 'wt Iri-hnuui il haw Ins uiuuih cr Tri-m.ilm n.i ini Mnri win rnpt tn su n fmriiuin. Imt in mi. mil- ..r" hi, full. t"-i. ll " KulTt. ""' ' '""'' r ") lvMn.l I hurM iy nlirht Imtits in lliiM it und t h t .iu liiitiii-, i-en prnvini iiuiiswr 11 iiiisjs..! ramps Umul r rappers 1tntt1(r. Itiiwlttm icnllv n ti t r in I lin-i' for the best of the puncher his pound- Mm" iu. n i:ni.. her .,r thin uy i.-w '(n-is-r 'V"lu''r''',Tl!';r ','., K,r'.'i?:r ri'iV Is ,rfM".n in ' '" ir,'jr, . , v, ,, 1 w,i, ,.. ,.,. .i,,i .' -.. u. .4...- ag,' t,. is 11,. i., -r of Ih N A 1 .nine r, 1 1, II t II'" New Yerk seril.es were boosting a ' ,,. j,,,,,,, ,, .,.,. n,lnrt, , Teuug middlewi ight. Innt out of the i,',i, f, ih- t,.nth Mm, 01 N -w r,rl t Bniiiteurs. us a 1 nm.iis s,i, , .,,r ,,, il,,. 'Iihiiiik Miirnr, I'enl Imrtem rnv tlel.l 1 ,uiht Tl . r, m h, 1 1,., I ,r I fe-Mi run,Is throne new occupied ,j .i,hm, W I-011 ' Kildle O'llnra, ilie Cethiui, t. ! ,, lie, n j, putting ull of ln opponent te w,., ,n t nheit order. O'llmu . uriii lie, it 1 Jlnwlhis reeentlj. iilel l.'U net en i - . r II ' 1, C x liariK s fr, m Ire Mur-H' wns Ui '! t'j a lraw r jti I ui" In V v i,t ih M.tiiliutlrfn A . V W.- 1, 1 II" J J'l fl K. Tl, ItMirfli ItftTinir slie for Grnvr II iv 1 wl 1 lr ! ,t !! ?- ill' III! Willi'STlv I nlshl !. T.i.'ll'T will s ' nn "ihhlil'i, ai'i, a 1 , .1 li 'a v iKiti 'n fit- rnni m ,' h . .,. , ,. . 1 . .. , .. 1. . ... . n ,....., .,, a ..- , n r,, h, r fl, I I' nf, iirtvtm'r"! Meed etf the young kueilir'Ht for tin , 1 . Kii-,n,- f r th- 1 ,h.-r n ,' ' 1" .hi- auieiii i, JUnim (,n.e n-. imiiyi ffitirwlu Kill lie r, lwi L L . ,1 I ', 1,1 . ,1.... . -. 'r, I ,! "V Slfl . t-n"! I,.,,. I I ilpnr 1, Kl'l s, . . ', r I'M, M, I , ' . ... I i - ' h . (. t. I, . r Ii, 'lie ll.,r Rawlins Is a tough oepoioM for ti, Harry D. Heugh began plavinn biiski'tbnll In l!Ki. Although n Tien Tien tenite, lie startul off as a member of ISMMMWMMMMMSMSSSMMMMSSMMSS THESE THEATRES EXHIBIT THE FINEST PHOTOPLAY PRODUCTIONS IN PHILADELPHIA Tlif hftirfli Itfttinir .li for Omver Ilivt- y S fi VTt-ti' nmxkKmh I im.k'n llielli'S 1.1 .( If U W F U D I . ViUU UiU , i I,. 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IVnn-l ernell liiiuif, RI I ITTRIPn tiiie.Mi HTiir.irr and LJ1VJ1I31IM iiyi.HANNA AVi: ( IIAUI.I S llV In "A VILLAGE SLEUTH" CARMAN '.i.i'.M.wrew.v avi; VrfAIlVl-l S At'flV I" Al I.I'.dlinNV llllll MIT IIOSU'IIKTII III THP nrcilTF MA5TPD" CENTURY nrl" Av;,.r,-.1S iir.miLitr k.wvi.i.nsiin in "PASSERS BY" FayKnickerbockerNe,l,fluni,lJ ALU i: llltAIIV In "THE NEW YORK IDEA" FAIRMOUNT iMIli A (llriinl Avi, MATINIJI. DAII.Y .i.aim; iimmi:kmi:in in "WHISPERS" FRANKFORD m:' WWW'1W 1II(IMS MLH.IIAN III "CIVILIAN CLOTHES" GERMANTOWN r"'C!,',,..?X AM AN- IIUAS-S "THE FORBIDDEN THING" GRAND Mil ANII MAIIKKT Hvmnienv iireli.itra itiiiv iti"rn in ri'.itsnN "A CHILD FOR SALE" IMPERIAL i" I'.'mh.t (lit V CAKIW In "LOVE'S PROTEGE" irT't-prJCOM SWIi 4 Uuuphln lit. Jt.rrt.laUlN MriNi:t; uaily TOM Mlllllli: In "THE GREAT ACCIDENT" i mrruTV ihioae a cem-mma av 1-1L51I 1 I MATINI3U DAII.Y HTM.IIM Itl'HHKM. In "THE MAN WHO DARED" MAMMOTH mrZi&L (JKHAt.llINi: l-AIIHAIt In "THE RIDDLE: WOMAN" Kinhpl -'s HOUTII HT. Orclientr. IVlvJLJUl-. CnntlnuniM 1 t0 II IinuiH KIIANi; In OMAICE" DVPRRRnnir .T.i'1 and - -xl-'1vv-'lvi'AVEntenD avb. W. S. HAIIT In "The Cradle of Courage" PARK "' AVi;. & DAUPHIN BT. I'.IIITII ItUIIMlTS In "ALIAS MISS DODD" POPLAR 0T" A, j;?"'" TOM .MIX' In "3 GOLD COINS" 55PRI IrR 0"'I AND SPIlfCB r matin-i:;: Saturday "A 9 O'CLOCK TOWN" SUSQUEHANNA "JaMISt I'KAItl, Wlliri! In 'LV "THE WHITE MOLL" MUUMVUIIUUVMUHVUW tfYV"10 NIXON NIIIDLINGER Ui Tl IEATRES Hcliccrcr nml Murrer tn mint nn.i .i kick j Onrrity te lilt a Jinc; Lourla and Murrey for breltcn field work. Teeli, with llnrren, Ilarlnn nnd Flowers, nnd three ntnra pesspMlng both sliced nnd power upon nttnek. And 1'enn Stnte, with Wy, Ilnlnis and Klllinger, hnd its elm re. The Tncldcr Incarnate At teu have doubtless read lefere tht product of this pen, ' A dash through tackle or through guari ji mi Tiuii nuit7 ana men, Hut hurdling old l)oe Calculus is ti thing else again. tome' IN IJKHAIil'' of several communica tions we nre Bind te mnke mention of Hprlnfifleld College's very line tnm. Tin innchliie came nrtir Htepplng both Ilrewn and Itoaten Collcge In stubborn UrIiIn, nud then wound up by beatlnt thu strong Detroit University eleven a week nge. And Detroit hnd no cany team te step, DHAH Hilt llclng a constant render of your column nnd noting the dis cussion of the stars of this football seiifeii, I would llhe te call te your at tention the wune of "Chic" Ongnen, left hulfhnck of the Hely Cress eleven. In every game (lagnen ban tnken part In thlH yenr he hits steed out ns the In dividual stnr. In the Harvard gams, which wni wen by the Crimson, 3-0, (Ingnen was ndmlttcd by prnctlcnlly every newspaper critic present te be tin best back en the field. As one promi nent writer put it, "thcre was only one 'Chic' en the field." In the Dart mouth game he showed the same foot feet hall, despite the fact that both (lagnen nnd the tenm hnd pleyed the fast Springfield Collcge team three days be fore the Dartmouth game. In the Syr acuse game, vhlch he wen, (Ingnen was hcuil nnd shoulders ever imy back en the field. This is net Cngnen's first year as a star, as Inst yenr he wns nlse the star of our team, nnd the preceding year he defeated Harvard, (1-0, whlle playing for Ilrewn, by kicking two field goals. And If there is any question as te whether he Is n star or net, I would advise you te leek him ever en tha afternoon of December -J, when Gngneu nnd the rest of the Jlely Cress team add llosten College te the list of defeated colleges. Your truly, W, J. M. Cepvrlaht, SltS. All rteMs rrjrrvrd An English Crown er$g 35 L T: HE recent storms delayed the arrival of the 8729 Imported Caps which I'm going te put en sale today in all my stores at less than half the price of an ordinary cap. AVENUE XWKJ'k'L "DEEP WATERS" BELMONT "" A,I0V wAJtKKT (II.OHIA HWANSHV In "Something te Think About" CEDAR 00Ta AN" ,n"Aii Avn.vun i.m; THM.nriKNiH "BLIND YOUTH" COLISEUM '"; '"wkk" D.memvuisii'i,', AM UUT" "LITTLE JV1JSS REBELLION" JUMBO ""N";H',;rA TiiiiahF "avpI J "IUU Jiiml-.Jiinril,,,,,,,, l.'r !,,, ,,-, IIOMXH Mi:il.ll "THE PRINCE CHAP" LEADER 4fiT itii:'Y:'1 v,! IXIKOTIir (IIMI I,, "A"'Y "LnTLE MISS REBELLION" lecusTmSI' iA'e,,'1'.f,:f'V"T H;r,,,:nTH Mici,A,,HVfi,M,,jiv7;oae" "Semcthinfr te Tliink About" NIXON B2 AN" MAVr:T iiT.l. Jin; Mnniti; in '-'13 7 and 0 "THE WHITE RIDER" RIVOl.I 6-',) AN" HANHOM "flTH irrin:i, r-i.AVT(i.vAin""ug ,,ally "THE SINS OF ROSANNE" STRAND ANTUWN AVi; IIAK MIIWIAV " ,VANa0 "THE RIGHT TO LOVE" This shipload of caps includes Genuine Home Heme spuns, Herringbones and Tweeds the sort of stuff that made the looms of Ireland, Scotland and England famous. These caps are made of winter-weight voelens for rough weather and rough wear. They leek well when the sun shine3 and feel geed when it doesn't. And the price, $1.35, gives you the benefit of Sterling Quality at the present rate of Sterling Exchange. A 7 hmumYv If MnMntianriiuMH wLJS IN M Hheyrz all one Dice $3 QWlMth Cneadquartefv SeFfTUits 1307 Market Street . iitjtfjftt
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