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& NEWEST GOLF BAWL, MANUFACTURED IN THE WEST, DOESN'T MEET Willi APPROVAL HBRE"
.WEST PHILADELPBHA JMGH SCHOOL CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONS
GIPP PASSES CRISIS
Stecher Upholds Wrestling Title
Kannna f'ltx, Ms., Dec. 2. Jee 8tccht7
world' chtmplen hevrwclght wreitltrv V0'
cemfully errnd1 hi title her ly winning
from ttalvMere Chevalier, a Frenchman, In
utralKht fall. The nnt en me In 24 mlnutcn
and 40 nrrenrfe thrnuth a head aclMem and
the aecend In 7 minutes 40 aecenda with
a body ecliaera and arm held.
Sharkey Meets Lynch Tonight
New Yerk, Dee 2. Jack Sharkey and
Jee Lynch. bnntamwHffht boxer, meet here
tenlxht In a fUteen-reund bout.
Football Star Helding Own
In
Battle With Pneumonia .
Seutli Uend, Intl., Dec. 2. Geerge
Gipp, Notre Dnmc football star, who Is
seriously 111 of pneumonia in a local
hospital, was reported early this morn
ing as holding his own and doctors be
lieve the crisis has been passed.
Rivals in Saturday's Football
Clash Are Among Leading
Gridiron Clubs
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RIVERSIDE-VINCOME
PREPAREFOR GAME
ML. .JrL jfrL m M. w w' w- M
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.i.n fort nre nssurcd of nu-
.F0O".' ..nf Impendent grid-
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ter inelher inwrwHDB -- ";
.f the Phillies Dnscuuu Vu. ....wnv
rent aglimmcrmg tv.
i . t-nrfwl te ntnite a prefes-
Eleiii! bale en the Pole Grounds, New
rerk. .. .... ....
Then Lee wnwnj- ;
4nen ... i.i.nt,rint fnntbnll Imnrcs-
B.!5"-..itf iKm "S.,",:
tide had. "l" "X,t..i tut. iM n
e(Wnti. " ,,, .nHtnX
H.it nnd tee for removed from the
& d Wverslde and Vlnceme
keiwntwi 10 nwiivu . .- -r
m!nn ciasn.
iinA elvniwl thn (ipeinrn
i . "p rms v ih r-ssiti
& of ?C0O each te gunrnntec their
koed faith an.i f- ' --
1 ".. .,... tinvn hipn linril ntul
Mtud nlnjd. The teema met lest
rrSldecameouten ten, 7-0. Much
dlcuien irem inu n.iiiu i"",
nrew ever the outcome of the geme.
Ther deciarcci umnuc imciw un
fair for net allowing them te kick n
.. i...Al.tiiin tnl Mintllil
0al Biter II WUCUUunu, nuii-ii vuiu
Sre ticil tne score.
Rlrerslde Has Enviable Recerd
... l.1n Vina nn pnefflllln rnrnrfl
.i..Mnina nf .TftrHpi'. Thov hnvn
sever been scored en be a Jercy team
ind have met anu ueicnieu viniinnj
all the elevens in Philadelphia and
Bcarby.
Saturday will give followers of the
rid game an opportunity 'te Bee one
of the Rtreugcflt independent teams In
talent. Hiverslde is the Idel of their
locality. Tue tany :ouew weir team
like the Old Guard followed Napeleon.
Their lejnlty is akin te the loyalty of
Franktertl, rnncnixviiip, xinimcauurK
and Conhehockcn. A large portion of
the Seuth Jersey boosters will attend
n er.rnnraee their favorites accem
panied by a brass band. J
Down in Riverside the fans declare
meit of their players arc the best in
l.l. j.Aftn.i nt thn nnnntrv Anrlnrnnn
Obergfcll nnd Captain Haas stand high
In their esteem.
1 Largely responsible for the success
01 tne team ts .Manager jeci r . icar-
gey, aided ey several aoie assistants.
The team has been organized for the
lait eighteen years and during a per-
lnn nt tYtn tme Vpfirirv 1i fi u tinen ftlf
mainspring. The town folks have in
terested themselves se vitally in tne
tMm thnf tlita fipnRnn ttinv nrfwtjY n
big athletic field at the cost of $12.000.
l4miA WHARTON SAYS HE
mlmx ' : Mfli ie met a e a Kinm ATf
S;;W. rMSJ i) MM H iHH J UH L
Time Made by West WLmJklxP
Phila. High Runners WKm0$hwl
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SHK' ' i8V ' MWrn ' nm nnt a CQni'1(lat, for the office I J)
HlHkK. " "i im-'1. " Am of graduate manager of athletics at the I
SPEEDBOY HARRIERS
HA VE BIG SEASON
linxe 1 rxpert this spring te' have the
largest number of randldatcH out fm
the different Hpxlng sports in the his
tory of the University.
West Philadelphia High
Cress -Country Runners
Once Mere Capture Scto Scte
lastic Cliampienship
Ttv RPICK HAT.T.
-T?TEST PHILADELPHIA HIGH
VV SCHOOL had one of the best Rea
sons of athletics during the fall in the
history of the Spccdbeys. While Cen
tral High Scheel captured the football
crown the Spccdbeys, with ft compara
tively new team, made a geed showing
en the gridiron. Hut football was
only one of three branches of autumn
sports nnd in the ether two, -crosseountry
running-, nnd soccer, West
Philadelphia triumphed. This was the
first season that they have ever wen
the soccer title, but net the first time
the harriers have wen out. In fact
West Philadelphia has always had a
fast cress-country team, nnd this
yenr's pack, coached by A. Evans, wen
for the second successive time under his
tutelage. ,
Evans, who coaches West Philadel
phia's track team as well as the cross cress cross
eountry athletes, is Instructor of sym
uastlcs nt Havcrferd College. He came
from Springfield Training Scheel and
also was at Indiatinpells Nermal
Scheel. His ideas of developing' cross cress cross
eountry men is the Bame thlnff that a
football coach tries te attain team
work. "Wcde net "try te develop any one
mnn te win first place In cross-ceun
try runs," said Coach Evans, "what
we want nnd what wc attained thli
year was a group of runners who were
always bunched nnd were always
among the first te finish. We had no
individual champion, but we did have
the championship team and thnt is what
we tried te develop.
Have Fine Spirit
"The boys here have a fine spirit and
they appreciate the value of teamwork.
In the eight runs wc had this year, four
(times ene of our boys wns first. By
looking ever the list of hew our boys
finished you will see that we always
had a bunch of them close te the front.
nVe never knew which ene of our boys
would bent out the ethers, but wc were
certain that whether we captured the
individual honors or net, wc would have
Uclew is given the bent time made
by the lending West Phllly runners
ever the long course In the handi
caps, junior nnd senior runs:
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Prrnurl IRISH
Hcheft .i 20:00
Oldlleld 20117
Unit
Cehen 20141
Lauer 20l2U
I.oniCM-er1h 20:01
Cjunmnner .... 20:21
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Hhrll . 20:20
Fmnkrnflfld .... 21:10
Maxwell 21)41
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Famous Line Coach Denies He
Seeks Office of Penn Grad
uate Manager
enough men abend at the finish te give
us the team race, and tlmt was what
wc were after.
"Most of our star runners have from
two te three years mere te go, which
mentis that all Indications point Je' vic
tories for us for" several years te come.
c uiu nuu emui: me. vnivrican ennm-jt
pienshlps this year because wc felt that
the boys were tee young. However,
next year wc arc going after it strong,
and I think wc will make a geed show
ing, at least. The majority of our
best boys were only from fifteen te six
teen years old. Ily another year or
two they will be mature enough te
compete with the best of tlicm."
Get Geed Start
West Phllly opened the cress-country
season by defeating Gcrmantewu
High 23 te 32. In this rucc Scheft,
who Is one of the most premising dis
tance men ever developed nt West
Phllly, came In first. In this run West
Phllly captured, besides first plnce,
fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and tenth.
Their next victory was a clenu-cut one
bver Northeast, in which Scheft nnd
Oldfield tied for first place arid ether
Spcedbeys enme In fourth, fifth, sixth,
seventh and eighth. They also wen the
novice run, defeated Frankford High,
trimmed Southern, took the Junier
event, nnd finished the 'season by win
ning the seniec run.
The tenm record made by West Phllly
In the senior event was the best ever
made, Coach Evans boys having eight
of the first ted finishers. They lest
only first and third places.
The novice, handicaps, junior nnd
. imiii left fe right -he .Speed Itey
barriers nre as follews: V. XV.
Shcclinn, manager; E. It. Hon Hen
snll, C. Lntier. William Wolf, ,F.
Zlebus, captain; W. Scheft, L.
Cemma, It. Cehen, K, I'rentzel.
' Isclnw, A. Evans, coach
senior runs were field ever the three
nnd one-fourth mile course in Fair
mount Perk, The ether race's against
Germantewu, Northeast, Frankford and
Seuth- Philadelphia High were street
runs.-
Next year Coach Evans will have,
among ethers, thesn six stars of this
season ; Scheft, Lntier, Commaner,
Prentzel, Longworth and Cehen. Long Leng
worth is the suburban twp-mile cham
pion. The be.VH who wen individual first
honors in the cress-country runs this
year for eWst Phllly were Scheft (2),
Oldfield (tied with Scheft against
Northeast), Cnmmannr nnd Wolf.
Wolf nnd Oldfield did the best averag
ing running, nltheugh they were closely
pushed by several ether younger run
ners. This is Wolf's last renr.
Hener Lafayette Football Men
Kttaten. Va Dec. 2. Sixteen niembera of
the I.atnyrtte Cohens football anuad wsre
awarded their vanity Inter at the mectlna
of the varnlty club. , TheHe honored were
Actlnir CaMHln bchwab. O'Connell. Hum Hum
me!, Williams, nrewn. Iludd. Delbel. liren
nan. Ieheckn. (lacelln, tvasheltr, Dedner.
Welbert. M. Smith, llartlett. Patterson and
Manaecr Curl T. Rinnan.
Te Draft Baseball Agreement
Chlrnxe, Dec. 2. President U. 11. John Jehn
Min, of the American Ixnguc, han named
JutTifn Dunn of Cleveland! Tem 8hlbe, of
Philadelphia, and Frank Navln, of Detroit
aa the American I.ciiru committee te meet
with Judge K. M I.andla and p. National
League committee In New Yerk December
10 te drntt a new haaebull agreement.
"I nm net a candidate for the office
of graduate mnnagcr of athletics at the
University nor de I want my name con
sidered for the Dest," sold Dr.' Charles
E. "lluck" Wharten in his office In
Welghtmnn nail, the gymnasium at
I'cnn.
"My work In the physlcnr-cducntien
department Is such that I am cntlrclv
satisfied nnd. would net like te change
te thnt of graduate inannger. I hope
my friends will net consider me for
the pest, for I would be forced te de
cline." ? !lmrten' enc of the foremost
roetbnll line cpnehes In the country, has
been a strong- advocate of -the sports
for nil idea and has mapped out a cam
paign that will enable virtually every
student In the University te compete in
some branch of athletics.
.MP.CaH,.V ef,tl,iR wTerk Dr. Wharten
said: "ou knew I am vitally in
teresteil In tin. rie . -n i.i.i . ,
expect this spring te see some of the
1 ViVi ""IRIU "llt successiuily.
lth the addltlennl fields we new
Jein Our Xmas
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Club forming new permit you te
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