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EVENING PUBLIC EDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1920
PICKING ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL TEAM IS THE EASIEST WAY TO START A GOOD ARGUMENT
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MAXWELL PLACES FOUR PRINCETON
AND TWO HARVARD PLAYERS ON
ALL-EASTERN FOOTBALL TEAMi
YOU'LL HAVE TO HAND IT TO THE WIPE
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NEED FORWARD PASS
IN MODERN FOOTBALL
Main Purpose Is te Scatter Defense and Give Running
Game a Chance Few Teams Skilled in Its Use.
Fault Net With Play
IJy (5HANTEAM) HICE
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T.pgcndre, Princeton
SoniiPiiberff, D.irtnintitli
Griffith, 1 'en n Stntr
Alexnndcr, S.vracuse
Weeds, Harvard
Keck. I'rlnceteu
Carrell, Wash. -Jeff
l.euric, Princeton
Dnvies, IMttbursh
(iBrrity. Princeton
Henvccn, Harvard
rf T?OU the firt
Ki 1. xni dewier
10H the firt time In years nn niitMniiillni; football Mar
unci! in tlie I"nt tliis season. There m nn
one who steed out like Casey, Malum, I'rlcMc.v, led toy,
Tem Sheilm or McLaren, but at the Mime time mum
hiKh-elast plajcr were en the tennis. Turn l'.txies. n(
Pittsburgh, was the most brilliant individual iierfurmer.
but when it comes te mil Mars one has te gn out West
te find them. ('.cerse (lip. of Notre lame. was the best
player of the eur and is in a lnx bv himself. How
ever, he is net mentioned in the all-star teams selected,
because only eastern plovers have been considered.
Football had the most prosperous season in hMerv.
The crowds vveie linger than ever befeie. pate reieipts
were swollen out of proportion and the
citing. All of which made nn ideal lombiuatien. Similar yrnu ml( William, of l.afavette, are next in order.
""KSrVf'SJ W'i"' coaches M,d mere . '--'- ' IVinecten. is the leading end. and nest
time in perfect ini: team play, nml this helpe.l the came ' 'rr conies Carrell, of Washington and Jcfferpen.
considerably. Harvard went thieneli the season without ' "' former was a ll.ish.v. lint it plaver, geed en the defense
n defeat et net one seei-t.icular tilaver was en tlie eleven. and at latching forward passes. Carrell was n smashing
Priiireten. l'enii State. Dartmouth and
al.se followed this stenl.
10.1." tciimi had neither flmrn
piny. Yale and I'fiiniyhama mr
Yale and I'ennnihanui me in
Alexander Best Center
TOK AI.UXAN'DKIJ. of S.v raciise. is
0 the Uast if net the entire eeuntrv
nds. he is fast nml active. j,lays
neu
offense and defense and is a wonderful
centers 1 ever have seen, he innks with the best.
In 1H1!' Alexander was in'itirn and guard at S.viacue.
Incidentally, he was the All-Ainencan selection. This
year, when Hebertsen had one of his eves injured. Alex
ander was shifted te center. It was the fir.st time he
played that position since his high s, hnel days, hut he
worked faithfully and seen became the star of the team.
Herb Stein, of I'ittsbuigh. also was a geed center
ml gets second hoiee, ever Havemejer. of Harvard, and
Weaver, of Centre.
Modern foetb.i'l has net produced ant great guards for
aevcral jears. This ca.- wns no exception, although there
were several stead), plunging players who are worthy of
mention. Urillith, of Penn State, te mv mind, was the
best guard in the Uast. It took some time for lie.dek te
discover this stur lineman, for before the game with l'enn
ylvauia he was a substitute. Urifiith plaved a whale of
s game against Penn and kejit it up all season.
Temmy Weeds, of Harvard, is the ether guard, lie
was big and fast, exceptionally geed en the defense: in
fact, a t jural Harvard lineman. Thompson, of Svra
cuse. ulaved well near the end of the
plaee en the seeend team. Tim Callahan, of Yah-, did 'deal leader. lie is a geed Ime jdunger and also can be
well at guard in the big games, although he start.-d as a u-ed fi' minting and drop-kicking,
center. Other guards were Mediums, of Lehigh; Me-
Maninen, of Pine eteii. and Crisp, of Dartmeutii. QIIKUU l! ;. the eolend ,lnr of Dartmouth,
tJ him a mighty geed man and mil tiailnl I,,
Tlll'.IU: i" no digieultii in aeleeting tin t'uk'rt. I rhetkn. of l.afayettt : llnritl, of Pitt, and Knell,
Stan AV, ',. of Prinrrten, n n. I and nn't "I I'r" ''"'.
kept off any all-star team. His irerk in all of the Cctijriilit, ;j;e, bj Tut'Ie i.rtlarr rn.
WATSON GROOMING WILLIS
FOR LIGHTWEIGHT CROWN
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U inner of the Murphy
Hj LOUSE
TCST because C!e Wats.,,,, well
U known as u sreat little Inttler n
neere of jeais age in Pliiladelphitt nnd
nther bexiic: points. seiariite himself
ns ninti hmnker and promoter of Wat
Fi.n's A. C. a c.v little enijierium in
Heading. Pa., it dnesift no. isaniv
mean that h" is tlir.nigh vvirh the spin t
entirely, die isn1! built that win.
He has bexitiL' bleed in hi, viins and it
will be a habit for him te h . ..nneeted mm m I .!.. en fus cm i.'.i tnuns slindPd leung .Xlulligan. 1 he ether re
xvith the game in one rapieitv or an- 'n,1 nn' "" ',''" "" !." !iv Dun.t-is lt.s were: Jehnnv Hevoe drew with
ether. t'""" "'""' '"""llL1 larb,r .loe Helment. Willie Mctlevern de-
Xew AValsnn is managing the a'pirn- I r.1t ,.,,, ha, n i, . . fn,lr hn.r. Ifeated Jimmv Mellale and Eddie Martin
tien of n pair of xeun- niittmen who Th. .i' Jee K'.iv i i Hebhy Wh''. l'.'a. ktmekeil out I einmy .xlerrich in two
li-il fe, tl,,. . l..i, -IMilie" Pel. Wrn--s 1-s and j,. n.xwpen. no. rounds.
lock is trving te ruike faixens Thev
championship. Watsen i, anxious te
)iave Wl'li't eenin t,, plnilv tin, s. iis.ei
for a series of mat. he,, nnd the p,..
meter, . nn name .inv eip .nent and nuv
old figure. v. n ' f. r ivi'lrii'." i eau i.g
the same a, Hehbx i lunni, ...e,.
Willis i, iti gnat ,'inpe. writes Wat
nn, and ir. .nrei fee action against
the best of 'eir. Cele would like in
match Stanlev with the xnnn. r et t.'-
Iiiglit'e .liuiiiiv Mnehv doe T plilx piix,
nnd is quite lertnin t' nt s..i li a bout
xveithl r.ult in a, ,. it til'ntuig a se. te
ni thnt n Thnnksgivitig Dux hrrewhui
Ilirph and Tiji Kagi i a rip sp. rter
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Scraps About Scrappers
Jee Tlnllt act I tme 'tJ'l'M :.' ' t
Inn ftt.. I" r ' C ih.lr r"f . '
tralnerit ,N,i.. . . i .ii.m llwi p.
Mere tn lit frit. en I ' -W T. . " I n I '
.i .. d e i ' h ' - . t - f i .-
r tub' rrtii'i Vr I' ' ' 1 ' 'h v i i '
the fleer tnkln Se run' Th" - (. t,u ,
In tli mar I....U t mi-M 4t 'h- N i' ' . .'
..nelher f" ' Me : . u 1 l 11
mostly 1 ih ih. i'is
SrmlPn.il te IM- 1 Ir ' M K I ' I " I
SNatlntial ImilHtit wll, ! M iimi.1i l ...rn
Jannv Kmiiii' u' li." ". U' ml Ii-
g llnir Xta. I .'..mVt s "URh tti 1 Inrrlh
are Stanlev Wild,, lightweight, and n, ' C?;."" ,' i?"X f'er" wiiii'J Kleckhcter Wins at Billiards - ,,,, te tll0 own-Men mul j,ti I ;nee ,;.-,,.,";' 'V;,,' '';," "i-
Jtattling Paske-. hnntatn Wr t . Clileecn. Pre I XiikIe Kl'rkh.r r nt n- ei '' '"'"In " ' t tiame; (i,ier3illle sr.it
Wntsnn it eit di nt tint Willis has ",h.irnun rtffHtrt .xlfi.'J.. P nm nf v "' : , , , ... . i;r ralllnu te nl 1 1 i,y the bamn (ifncliii'
ntsen is. le.iti.i.nt tiut iximis nns .....,,. x.i.n se , .ia , hitv.thr... i, m.s Aleis retz.lliger, former idol of Tren- decision wlun .i.i,,e,i , tak" Chief m,,i.;
the ability t. . e, .',,-, star boxer ) pQE STOPS BROWN " ?h pr..iim nri., f r ,i,e n..,,. ,,; ,;,r .. ten f(u, received a big reception when " -ut ,! I'u ''""' """ M-"v Iiarrj, of J"
nnd some dar. . .. ,. thmks. Stan ley w ,1 . ..irtier. I. I'UrUct Hj,,.,hip K...k!fir ,, hU x m I0 fleer ml .espended re.nVuVr'.' ' hj '"fc- te Itef-
llllfT t.an'wm hr.mfi .- i.ri. .-r Ml. m -
trrlfle renth nc .Ml f. Hew ie-i. li-s tn .
ii tenir .en. xik, i m t. i . in.n ... I Captain Beb Reper Disposes of Phil-
.hi mn'slni I in!" S",l m - .an " I
Thw eiii.r i. umii-iii i n i vvapn. adelpnian in Less Than Minute
'llff ll'tlt Il.jhl v XI l.-nd v l'i llelinu i ' ., .,, , ., , .
i,nd I--e IMie.I v i h...n Ituixr li.iltlinere, De. . I II mhiij or
the new Niiiieiiiil Al lil t K- Club hist
l.rw Itiiullns '" c ' -t . r- night wa, mi nuspi. i"'is olio for Cap-
hl tnateli Kltli xtik r !in. at th . .. rl i ,,,, (,i. Mnpir of Chicago the as
ihliir that l. s ni... r l-.iiv .:.,.. - i . pnunt tee the Iiuivi.m ght boxing I. on en
rat'X about h'm Kr li frein i - n '. r ...it ' ,,r, lie wa, si ,i di.lid for n twelve-
jeT,Sa;v,r,,M,irrr,1:.h--'',?,,a::. :'"' ;; '" k . se.,;..,n. r
.IeIip'v simim t "M r i . ic li ' n I'll i la'lelphiii, and within Ie than one
x l"rH.nU. etui. s,nv iiiiiiK I'nr- lu imii, after tlie Ine in. n s,imreil elf
W.AlUla U"'X '"'" "1"n",n " llulh ..r t.e first i.-iind Sun .-nt dw n
1 trceraiu (( )r
lliililu Illinium Mn. ' of f'rm n w'n ,. VWl, (,t klieek' d out, but after he
ftSSSVlSr'tn' M."" . "fs?,Tn ' "tin - ''' -'"" '" '" """r ' '" " ""
that Oriele i itv i. , r h n.thia v..n a minute nnd was ajiparentU greggv ,
from no l im'n s lm-man i anxmns ,, ,. i-. ml . thiew a towel into the ring
:,1uic,i"m-wmh '"'"'iy"'i ..n't";,,;::;.'"'"' " '" r. !. ..p.t the
it n elt i. in r .itiinv i'l.sr Is iinethr Victer.
fealherw'lK'u Unnn .ti ueuel lik te a. 1 .p. i had nn leieii p.iiind advantage
cemtnu'luie ,,,,,, t,. l'liiln.l' Ipliuui At the sound
M Nflsnll n ' ural el'era '. In S "t ill" g'.llg Heper went after his man
rrfelvf. liani i t'tinc Lnut i-i le-eih-r Jee mil riiht uwa.v landed an uppereiit en
rs?.';,r!ruier 'j.'iMr.'-amfc '::.!'. s.i.,.er..in .h,.. ...,, i,i, N,nn..
ctl I rtlurn limit nh Ui.l XX'MI .una nn.i ii. Al the Miimt of eight .Sansom arose, and
iernte 'ha U.I imi f . ''" i " .,i. i w.i. light ill t. r him and landid
'niatrh la clln.li.'t , ,, , ,,,. ,lin , ., r,.lt ,,, ,1(,
Hank SlcO"Trrn i iira-.ate.i t ' iu"et an Moieai li SatiMiin wtnt down again und
titlark en the I "line hanlaina Tnmniv t was then that the towel was threwil
J.atuJen has th Pichninni, i heal of . , .j r ,
form, On Tupulaj n.Blit, Hank will lake """ "" ""'
MAXWELL'S ALL-EASTERN
mil
turlde
Kiitirtl
tTtitrr
kuhhI
1 no klr
Mid
titurl rrbm'k
linlfl.iirk
half bark
fullback
games vveie c- lleck, of l'enn
ltosteu College
ni a untrnt nf
in tht in.
the best center in
. Weighing "00
brillia.itlv en the mut , .,.,.
leriner. Knew new
leader. f all tl
season and gets a n showy player, hut
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- Tiplitz Return Beut
H. .IMTE
I-.V. ' !X'aUn,W .M?
i.m , v tiHir.n T uzli l'ui'i v KM i:-n.
v Murav v, ,t -nmy Heni3 Bna Al mikw
" iw-mv . me
.lerv ll.iv-k. ,t ie,n in'.-reunlr, l in
'J'r'i1 .u"' ,'.:;"', V',-1 1k.."iIi'vJu-
) , ,va a . . ,, r,nl i i.,.nrk mt nr jee
! i.m s.inn.n a s., i ,n r hi rnrii n a
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Heteree nans une-aiaee oeut in
Eleventh Session
N(,w )ri ,,,m. , I ? 1 1 s. De Poe.
, f r j.( , ,,r,, ,, , u- v . t. 1 1 ev. r
', ;,,,. j,.,,i. of th- I'.ist ..e. at
i,i,,. ..,,r porting Club last night.
f, , j;,, ,. ...H,,, t,.-i ns nblignl te
.,,,, , ,. h.eii m the ilewnih reutul te
,.n , i:,,, f-e'n farther ixitiishiuert.
It. ' u' .. it. hi,sd the l'ii-t Side
l.nxei nndti. 1 if' r nilnil.lv would n .t
t im ...i .1 ,i, l.uig as he did but f.r
i. fi tl'tit lie . 1m. Iie.l . ..uiinunllv
,ind mu,,1 m,elf at it i. ml ii.uii.nts
Tl, - tmtititil lnut between K. t
l.f.'igl.'in. ..f Seuth P.ctiihhepi. I'.i . and
N.irkvill. Hi.ly Papke end. d w lien
l'aik. refus.'l te reiiie up for the ninth
H'iriil. Pup'. had been hidK punished
thr..ugh tl" .nr'v round,, in d in the
. ig'ith I.' u. ti henkiil ,i t i. ion, right
Ie the sti.,,,1, n which ,'lit Pii.ke te the
tloer. II- had lea fulh n . m. t. .1 w h n
il.e inninl i ed. d and he was .,iin.. te
ins tenur Win n th" (,( uiim, d f.ir
th. ni xt i ..Mi.) t iniihl net ii speiid and
l.eughlin vwi, i p.l'ii I xx 1 1 u a technical
knei keut in tlie .,!., i i ieiiihI.
ONE ROUND ENDS SANSON!
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ELEVEN
Si:C0NJ) TKAM
Urban, ltnten CoHero
ScdRenit'k, Ilnrvnnl
Tlienip-nti. Sjracusc
Sli'lu. 1 i( t -1m i-h
Ciillulinn, Vali
Dicken, Yak-
Kutn Harvard
Mi-.Millin, Centre
1 lainc. I'mhi State
Leech. V. M. I.
Sliellmrue, Dartinetilli
fininrn stamp him ns the best in the I'.ait. Ilii
running mate n Dennenhrig, of Dartmouth. This
Iteung man, although n trifle re.igh at timet, played
1oetl, ceiuiatent football nil srmett.
Lcjictulrc Leading Etui
rpWO erippbs. Sednwick and Dickens, arc en the second
x eleven. Had thev been in perfect ph.vsieal shape it
would have been hnrd te find room for them en the first
team. Vess. of Detroit, tanks with the best tackles of
the (Oiintry, but unfortunate!) cannot be considered here.
State: Hoeticr. of Princeten: Ward, of
end. a gteat tackier tun one who could break through en
the defense und sweep away the interference. Had he
been en one of the larger trams he would have been the
sensation of the jenr. Kane, of Harvard; Urban, of
Hest en College, and Stateti, of Ceergia Tech, were geed
player.
Den I.eurie,' of Princeton, gets the quarterback posi
tion ever McMillin, of Centre, and lioynten, of Williams.
The Tiger field genet nl was a brilliunt, all-around pei-
,,,, ,,- M nll a ,,,llll"rlPrlmck bl0ulll
te steady his team, used great judg-
He. reiliaps lioynten and McMillin were better indi
vnluallv, but could tint compare with I.eurie when every
thing was considered.
JOM DAVILX, of Pitt, iras the flaih of the sea-
.ion. lie irni the one bright individual ttar and
inillcd the sensational in neai'ly tiny ijame. lie
iron the Penniyli-ani' and Washington and Jeffcrinn
ii'inni and itai icsf umntal in defeating Lafayette.
m hiehen-'hld running tins the featuic of every
game.
Henvccn Is Captain
HANK liAIMUTY. of Princeton, is an ideal running
mate. Hank is a line jdunger and an excellent in
terferer. Haines nml Way. of Penn State: I. each, of
Virginia Military Institute; Kobertson, of Dartmouth;
Owens and Churchill, of Harvard, ami Aldrich, of Yale,
ranked very high.
Arneld Horween is captain and fullback. He was net
a steady, consistent dodder und nu
MURRAY WINS AT CAMBRIA
e;Mhu,,rU nvr iti.i.j ..,
ww v. r WwVI hllllllWU IU UC
u,lgn "y ra3t vverK ,r"
I-I L. . . r-i. ta i. f . '
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Closing rteunas
n.ittiing Murrav. 111 jmunds. faced
Mi(1In v,.
p.unius, in ine
ight round wind-up at the Cambria A.
' ll '- 1"" Pit- th- weigh,
taniiinip tne etitiiw.irK liexer vas en
i men ie tne ueeiMnn nt tne end of the
'""' Heth b.n, mixed it up from the
i.peni,," "etig there bein identv of
,,, 7n everv round.
.Indge get oil te a tl.ving statt and
,,, rutitled te the tirst three rounds
"e also had a shade of the fifth, but
seemed te tire, nnd Muri.iv by a sen-
sntiennl finish in the final three session.
enrncd the deoisien
Ill the senilwind-un Walter Hennie
Frest-Bitten Divots en Wintry Links
ISv SANDY McMIM.lCK ' "
THE threatened gn'T war new nnmie
nll the treinetiibeis proportions of
the recent and lil....d'e.. ba-ebill war.
In l Iter vv.imN the golf war is rnpidl
fading into the night.
Wh'ii the W.-tern fielf Ass
n. Intinnl
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zut.rnx'
net inntteis 1 nie 1 iiiu-u
... .. . .. .. ' 1., 1.. t, I'nLt
rI.tl.'., Illtll II VMMIMI IIIMUll- III'" ..n.
taking nvi r 1 luhs rirht ami left, that
the golf.'is nf thi vt tien preferred, tlie
(J. A. int minted western rules tn
tl. I' S ti A. ru inn-, and se forth
, . ' , . .
In I innn.. li lljijiaii nuv u"i """i"
let ler grnntei
Siiiposltlens
ew Yerk. rinhidelihia, lin'ten nnd
I'ittsburgh have nil I im tl up solidly be
hind the I". S. (.'. A , atul ellicinln of
tin se jiewerful organizations, without
which the piopesed "Ainotienn (iiilf
soeiatien,' bv its nil-inclusive plans,
. mild never exist, have nil taken n hand
at tearing apait the fallacies of the
w. stern suppositions.
Te this is ndded the statement nf n
western elhcinl, which mcius te tnke a
let of w titer ill the "doubt if there will
he any war." and that "our mevemmt
is siii'ijilv one of exjmnsinn nml may
change i he niiine of our oiganUatleti t.)
t ever the exjuinsleu."
This efhuiil ligines Hint clubs around
Husten would take sides with the new
orgaui.ntien. lint the Massachusetts
ti.ilf Assni iatien. in a resolution yes
icnlny, "is strongly opjieed te any at
tempt te Mipplunt the V. S. i. A. as
the governing bed in all matters per
taining te th'' gnine of golf."
Te M.ilie Amends?
It new npie-nrs ns though the jilans
of the W. tl. A. te itlt the 1'. S. !. A.
"down f.ir Ihe teiint," weie nll it nns
take. and that it will hurry te inake
uinentls,
tin the ether hand. it attack gave
the I' S. Ci. A. a whole let of strength
nml will njijinreully give It ineic solid
Biijiperl in the East thun ever.
The annual meeting or tlie U. a. u
;...WmTu
NOHC OF TrtiS
RUSH IMG AND
PUSHING AT Tnc
LAST MINUTtr-
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TllLv. MS?
l HOW Yeu
UWORKED T
MiNe is all Dene
HOMESTEAD
SIGNED BY
Manager Myers Secures '
Davey Davies, Who Hails1
Fre; Town of Cage Stars.
Trenten Trims German-1
town
WIll'TIIUI! the Camden Chainpiens
. ... , , ,. ' , ,
xv ill have any say as te the first
11:111 cnamiuensnip 01 tne t.nsiern ifis
ketball League will be determined this
evening when Philadelphia meets Cam-
.nu .n. .wu-iwii i nun ii.iii, i.muin uiiii
Locust stieets, Tlie locals are a mvs-
teiieiis let en tin ir home Meer. Ter
the first twenty or thirty minutes they
jilav tings around the imposition, nm
uti'ii Ien-sided .core, and desiiite tin -
fart that ui-li battle-senrred veterans
as Htewn nnd Cms, are en the jiu.viell.
they manage te finish m the rear.
Hi'ewn. Cress and Miller would be
grabbed in a second if placed nn the
market and "Chhk" Pussou has the
makings of a star. It would seem that
the weak link is center and te jilug up
that hole Manager M.vers lias signed
Davey Davis, a ldvet, who come, here
with a tepiitatien. The new enier's
contract is in possesien of the Musical
I'lltid leader, but while he could us., him
t-j advantage this owning, it is tun er
taln whether he will le.tih bete in time.
Cemes from llemcslea:!
I Davis would have been heie earlv in
the week, but when Vilke,.II.i,.epla,ed
I Dee Neuiuan. M.vers decided te take n
muni 111 tne manor aim no iieKou.iie-i iei
two star State Leagu.i iila.ver- wliemij
he Knew would put Ills team in III.
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'""."."T' , . ' " , ,, . '
netttteil turn net ie niue tins course,
,,,,1 ,.. l.i, lminidintelv wiled Divi,
mil se ,xi. is liniiKiuui. 1 win ii i-avis
, ......... env.
The new tenter , a n-uluct of Heme
St,,,,,. ! ami his .Hty i, x.u, I,.h!
for liy .limni i.iewn. wne ills,, nan,
fiem that town a, does Mjel, '"tlier
pla.versas.Timmy f iim.hi;l, Lddie Delin
and Hey Sti'ie Hrewn s brother has
watciie.i luvis in nu ins (.nines mis
xrar and mus be is n mueli improved
I'biver ev.r la-t 'easnii. It the Heme- ,
stent! lad is anything like the ether .age'
s,iirs nun i.oim.si.iei ii..i ..-.ii ...-I. I..-
will be woleiunod here.
ii:' Ce ruder nt Trenten
--
(ieiinnntnwn leNt anetlie r Eastern
League game In-t evening, tln tune
Trenten en the I'etter.s home llnnr
Manager iiennis Introduced a veleiau
player te the fans in the jiersen of Ell Ell
weed (levrtlv, who Ptnrred in bvgene
da.vs with De rxcri, in hetli the l'lula
(1. A. meeting. The W. C. A. ha laid
nil its jilans in the open. T. J', s.
(1. A. can Mihmit till th, .e plans in the
x.i te i.f its reprcvMit.it iv. - fr.mi nil ever
tlie ci.iintr.v, for aih.pti.ui or r jietieti.
'1,,lr "IUI llu '"" ' nangi lelt lur
1 . w. ti. A. w he l iuv . gulf,.,-.
vr rar "J"""" m h, ,;
The llfe-nflh nnnuil n- Mr-,.. rf lh
Xl.rinn rrl'let I'luh 11 h 1 1 t, n ..,t hi
the tluli for the r. tl 11 f ,1, f, .... inrf
nff.rers I'i,v.,,.nt l,l.i , -- .. t r ,
,rr."".V".'..rtl''I,.J.'V" . " ' '"' ' i '
' initi u,iri i in.i ,
. vv
, MentBuin. ry, ,Ir , ir. ,. n
, in . f I'.h
nsiu. S. I eard of i 1 1 , j - it i rt vv i .
te, ll'iuar.l VV l. ui-. it !,.,, i .,i,,
.1. Henry .'.catt.rk, . I .ml I' M 'lieims.m
The runmr persstu , ,. T l i i,irhia Is
nut for either ih.' ., t, , i 11 ,tii. m h in
11,, i, il . lltitnplmiMill. n-, r .r .Mr nn
f,i ,,f the i luhs , i -".. t. Ml ii ,, i i,h
initi.i li,n l.i ilU. i .1 .( ,1, ,nr,t ,lu. t0.
niyhi The tltfht f,.i th. op n n ils'imt
I hit,, h, .ins,, of in ir i, -. i i,,, rn ii'. n.il
tli..r lin new n.iiiuw I it,, ,ii (J , .. v ,rit
nirl 1'h.lnd, Iph'a. r"
Xlerlnn lias elected l, it,"ir 'i.-rshlp three
mere expert keIi.mh f tt a , .. p,i,
Drluits, fir Pi. i. u H"l,, nn, i l.iyteu V
Hi he. k.
XX Inter nil's new i,pri -,, xt rien S.hed
illed innteti.a will ily l j , M nn i, ,.,
reurse thmiBh th w,-t e, urv, s.ms huniru
luw and Inn ril, i , i' , t .
"Vrvrr u anlf. r . l,e j'
ter a i huniptenMi.i, i, ,
ellthten tin es " l. J
th' Pin" V iU' , ii- .
officially th ,t , .
" tl er l,lt lichs
tl. fir f'i th of
I'. Vi, i tsiiir of
" I it k ml-
i ! ' 1. 1 fur th
uniRi.'ur In lt''2 u I I t
1' 't r tu that
, ff.'i t v 111 li" wr"t i 1 i'i,. x' . ,
'', S' ,".A Thl" w " ' ",,k" ' "n'n tli-i
pliv of the am it. .,, ti v st n nt car
"f;,''lt ,'1'" V"" v i ' "s ii.st, rn turn. In
Xlitnv Innil ,'ui. hiin rinsed their er-nt
fnr th. ln r -' ,s .n sn.l the pittlni; li
done en n s'l.m'i .f filtwuy I'.mr putt,
are the nil, tl.i.rnr.- nil of wlilrh does
imi Hetnrt paiil ii rly finm the sting of
w Inter i.isih
Boxers te Be Numbered
N'en Yerk. It, e 1 All innteslftntH In th,,
S'H V il, lit I. xlm. .liiiiiilMei shins te
! r,.i t j, ,, t utidi r II, minpl, , s ut th
Am ,t ir AHihili fnmn next in, PH. utii
n, i imii- r i jircernin in. spit taiv i red
n,,u. ti,. lnimvntim win Burve ,,
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ME- HOw
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(SIX. TthAES
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CENTER IS
PHIL A. FIVE
Cage League Standings
iixstkun Mivi:
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( aindin
1 .i.U VOUtCHVIlie I I ,!
SCIUUH'I.K roil TONIRHT
r jn'iliMi at riilladflplila: Ceatesvlllc "t
ItllllliDK.
xti:uir.N i,nc;ri:
w. i,. r.c.
Hancock . :t e l.tioe Ixisnn
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ist .'O . :t e l.e-xt KiiMimi.t'.' i a .:H3 ,,,, ... i..nl.M n, ,n.f ,,f ,i. i
' Nativitj . i a .:u.t fvtitiiriuii t a .a.t.ti im Jtcd itevets get most of tne in
, . imi. .,. i a .33:1 t.imni.. . 1 : .;u3'in thp frm n( p.-fe, Nllts into
l : ,.!.
riiii.x. vt vm rrrt'Ki:iis' i.ndi"i:
I , . I,, r.c. XV. 1.. VX.
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n III I
1 '-i ,;t,!3
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nn nil ni-.i' irfii r
w 1 i c xv 1 i i'
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1 .r'.,'it,''.,.n' 7 ! "'"'"eiit.it.... it a .(Hie
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IIKOTIII.-KIIOOI) IJIxcri:
M. I'.nil's " '."iVeTw M. AmPWs" V '.oe
(rcsn'iit. I e l.uei) .Mi.IIitmiimi e I .oeu
(AMDKN IMllsnilAI. M:IIVI5
,v. . p xv I IT
v. X. Milp. a" o'l.eoii s;,ii. en. i' ' .oe
Miter. . l I .seu UM.cClui: e a .oeo
r.xni;v t nt sty i.i;.irr.
XV. I.. I'.c. v. I,. IT.
i;nieri; :; e i.oiie Ijist M,,. . , ,;tst
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xv I M i.r
Nertliu'n k' li'l.iiiKI I'enn.i. Ce. a ii" .i'le
Phil. Null 7 I .Ki.x I'liii. 'ivii,. it 'jmi
1 IV.'.r.V'Vi 1 ! :SSI! Jiln'Sil.,1. 2 ii rsilS.
.()K IIIWI.-e (in 1(011 XSMHIXTItIN
w. I., r.c. xv. i p c. i
Itetli inv . :t e I.OIKI fnlnii ... I a .313
1 Irsi liutili a 1 .(id; evfnril e :i .ikii)i
- - ..
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ij.i, ,. ki,,. (, , , , , .
... . "" "ii...
iiouieii was seen oil te a eeninuiuding
, . ... ...,,, ,,, . ,,,l1f , . 1T , ,
i-i , ....... h.imi u-iu,
.j1(1 ,. ,,, p , ...,, ... ....
, , . , i-
the ligines iluring tlie s(,.n,i lmf, hut
tilU !l I'd 1 I 111 Kill! iiT t I.H irn iti.i '.n.i,.ii..
, ; IiVb.-.I , ally a,M win ,,,'
Um., 1:lpilt.x win n the hell choked off
, .lM tlll,u. ,i,nl,... TlP visit01, nn.
, ,., r,,,,,, hl, ,.,,,,, 0 (e - w, ,
,, N..llliln ,v ..i..,i f,. Trenten, and
1(,tIn.m ,111( j, tyinK. r for tierman -
,,mUi
X','f ijllUUCr .
' !
llie Ciiinilni In,,i,,rl,i I.rii(rii... ,, ,lln,1
nun 4 en 1 n 1 , ....... .- '!
I v M. . , . , ntiiT win, un,,!,,,,.;1 ,!'
te,''" " .'."","' ,'""', "J -New Yerk ship.
..1 , '""-1 ' Is Jutii). iiS center for
i!lmer""'bU" ' " ""' ''""" "nup
The N'ew XitrL kt-.tn .,.... 1- - .
i,r. 1. ... . . . ........' 11. iir rer.
enetwIUl. ,1 1 I , ,IB , ,r,lu,i, '.'
Ishm.'iu
'I r -ii. a few nf th.i fl,,rt.
I hen .einrs "nur" Xlnrty. mennlnc Marty
I'M illllin l w.ii pst..rr, J,-,l) for Me-
rii'.' u,"" '.'"' '"' "' ' "BU I"'" r
XIm i.'-. '.-n'i "'" . "'" f"r X Intel-... Chi, f
Xlilll.l. ..0 I i , ,, , rji,,,, r , ,
J-'.'n '.' '.""'. a it,.tnh..r ..f S. dr.ui l'ri. ,1
liingu'u, ' f"' u"'"lt "'"' v
"sump" (.imnlirll Imi only srer,.il two
i. mis in th. ist th,,e itutn, a. peer recud
r..l th, l'.unil, ii n.-ll He may Imesl this
p. re. nt I.-., this , ii,,,,.. , lu V m.uij
up IIK.nmt Jin II I n
( hnrlle r,ier. i. rtnant.iwn renter
and f.imnr.l II i l,, t, Ceat, svlll.. nt
II. d.lliiif I'm viiiiiu MniiiiK.'r Jl. Im. y wi I
lis.i CliutJI, ui ru.rl and li slimild In le
ll u Un . ,,nsil I il.lv
Ilali.-" Hint? has nt ten pittlnir field
e, a,s ns w u ,Ls n iiii h ,i,i.,i ,ii u
n.is a i,in k , , m. f,,, . ,, ,,!, ,
,n. I In I, , j,-i tit,,, dr.iipni iif Un cm if
h'x toss s,
(ieiirite ll.iccirlv Is plainer wnnderful Intl
this . .-,.ii I li I. i.i.v ,e i net li.ne tl..
.lift, ui irn.il1 ,t ..ihImui: th,. iilln..i,
ule.lu'.s uii.i .j ,, v,tn,.. ins entire nit.n
Hun tu it. .nl tu,
Itiriniiii llut,1 maids his flrt app-xr
ii' i nt P. nil this rwriliitf h. ri In. Mill ni t
ns l, f r . In Hi, i.i iiinu u un, nt XV. Ivht
mill II ill l.etw.ui P in and l'rslnus
YOU AUTO KNOW
PnrMnj: our car whn uplilll, turn tti"
trot? vh'u nut nml put jrrar In first, while
( r downhill piti.rv, turn front whoeln in
with k nr in iiniM In heth cuts le fture
tn sit On' nu ri rn yliniUe hanl.
f t r ?nii 'n t roltep pin Inte tAnrr
rtnn't li ml tr n !s uvr fli t nr.t lnut th
I '.It ft red 'lht c vr will lock Junt n
t uir t. Iv If the 011.11 ar fpteail Jijht
imugli u prtvrnt plipt ig out.
Ilnlti'df net ukm! durlncr Tj wlntf
months iihniihl he jstnred If th hattrrv hi
-n inore thun fIx mnnths' ptrvlr H Mu'iiM
Ftertil v whit Is Known at. dry ntniaun
rnrtlim. Thin rmiNjil prnvldn that te in,
ferv Im t ,U' n tipirt, thoreiiijhlv flenni-d
flrlp.l pihI r iln rl In n romlltler? thnt pr
rn'ii li't ri-r iilen durins the period of th.
t-teraB1'.
In rle.mlnir th tnufflr nftr th pftrt
hi .Kn din is-etnl 'cl nnd th.t pnrt tI'miim
with hrn r t H Wf te ke oer ntt Hi
hnlH lr Mlirn t) te break un th pnn wl'h a
Nhntp ptMj h 1.1 fin, t tpr rii in r te i-iiU-sure
thut iheiM h'i( si hnp net ImeiF i (ii.r l
m fle ly in ( urnulullnn or burned nil or
ail'en
If mi rnntrnip!nt palntlntT (lie rhniist
Pit" link 1 . impound of tire MrN .f hi tr(
x ' '" ' 1 in 1 . tliii imitti ..f kuipliit
rl r In 1 iim (f fu1lir n irtli tli r nun v
'ni '' ""I . 1.1 .I t uhlrh tn nuiir'M ..f h,.
u'.iunrir,, r ;-. ;;;,iv , ,:; ',":.. '
'e --im i" in" tmrr or euros, unri fnur
HB . ..(..I ,..!
fissLlh""bY" Vi i"m -
I iiuiiii . i .din den. l.lrr . e a .mm "; , ;, , -; ,-
it.ililnln a t .ui): li't (;. l). e :i .tieujsix goals iast (ealtender Hurt during
(MY Wife'.L
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A'PM w.v
V'M S
X u. T i' un.
0
T ICE BATTLE
I Red Revers Smethered in Open-
' ing Tilt at Ice Palace Before
!- I j, r
Dig urewu, IU-J
I Tin1 ice lieckey season ejiened with a
eaiig several uaugs 111 taci last iiikiii.
IIHJ.S
jierlect sliets into tne
, . ,. i,.i,in,i t. .i, ,i,n,. ui,.i- nt uv,..
' ,,.',. , '' -,,.
' ' (til- 'IIIIIXI t X.ll, VsHIVI -iii-
i!.i:- ,i A ,.r i.. ... ...i ...: 1. t
H""" MiiiiKii m uiv iu'ini 11111 1 m - n
i"' umi' mi'iiimis ui nurrii iimnurf
each. I.ddie Hill breezed his way down
. 1... 1 !...i ..e : t. ..... .
the ice thtee times, ending his dashes
w, ,,ims. nnd onto Crawford sent the
puck llirettgli for a jieint. The ulti
,.,, ,.MMt was 10 te .'!. with the
V ri,-v( ''"- el ",t' l'l'dravted end
"", count.
' ..A ''T ''.,(",Vl1 "nt ",". ' ."", I.pp
I "''"( '" witness! this ejietung struggle.
' Allbeiigh the game was scheduled for S
I o'clei k. a big sprinkling of fans was
I"1' when the eiening whbtle
sounded off. The Hevers scored the
fust goal sheitlv after the first jieried
,-",n '"", '"'M "" ',,",, ' "''"
' '"" 0f "li 'lli"1-" n,v " f,' '"
"K'H'si before the end of this period the
1 en m vvel k nf tlie Onnhee Cltv Inn
te.V-Je ,.p"tn":1 ,,I,?t..,w;i b0"''''
" - '" ' "L """'' "
N'e Hoxer Scere
i ,i , , , ., ,, . ,,
,'n "ll second Jieiind the Hed Hever,
didn't have a (liance. livery time thev
get within sinking dist.nue (iilmeie
stepped out in front of the cage and
wnided off the shei' that would have
me.iiM a ieint. Net once in this jieried
were t no Uevers nlile e put ever a gea .
..,, ,,, ,.,.. ,. .. ,..,. .
in lie tu'iiiiitiiin- tin- i,'iiiiiri x ii in'ii
w ,..,. sheeting in rapid-fire order. Thev
I . I. ..i jl 1 L t 1 . .. .1 'i
Z ed K "" ' " l " '" ",,, m
'I'hce were the result of exeellent
team xv ink. l'very lime a (Junker Cilv
lnan started down the tee will, tlu puel.
he li'id a ti imuiiite hci.lr. linn or hehind
I te whom he would sheet whenever n fee
thieatoned te step his rush I'.mard the
Mf , ,, u,v ,,. (jllnl1r i'itv ),,,
no,.,, ,,!,',. ,,, hoej, the puck i,,' their
lirrilerv most of the time. 'I lieir Nhoet-
imr. Toe. was deverlv done. Thev nev co
, '"'.'"d te fellow up their shot,. (v
ueing tin, ttiev senren seerai nines
l-fter their fust shot had hi en blocked.
I'e.v Mine Added
Tn the final period the flanker City
scored tliree niore. while the Hed Hex'er.s
tallied two.
The game wns briskly fought in spite
of the lop sided score. Spills were In -numerable
Tinie and again the man
willi tlie jiitek was stejijitd b nn In
advertent slash from nn opponent's
slick. I'siiallv these sudden disconnec
tions wiili the puck meant that the car
ried was upset nnd slid many yards nn
portions of his anateniv, ranging from
Ids heel te bis ear. The eiewd enjoyed
this as taiiih as anv thing else.
UAKER C TY W NS
MtlM'W HIMMi, DM K.M1U It 0
Hnrl Hnrbi.an vs. Bud FitzgcrAld
Sammy Merris vs. Bnrney Riley
FranUir Clark vs. Max Green
,!01IM ,101.
SUMMERS vs. JACKSON
MlhK I. IN
O'Dewd vs. Rawlins
(-. .1. . i - ,1 i , II I W . i, ff ,,
I ' wl ' I I ,m s I' ., m ,ilua
'III!' I It. Ills III W siim-v
'KINK. Ill ItlMl.lll
AT THE NATIONAL A. A.
SI MIUIMI I I'
IIWM lilt Wilt i. II X I 1 1 IM. M(i;
III II UN I.M. M.I Ml M
Jimmy Murphy vs. Jee Tiplitz
:i (inn it vrxit nm rs
in m:is at diin m.iivs. ,v.i s, urn sr.
FOOTBALL
'IIIIIXX. 3 '111 l XI.
PHILLIES' BALL PARK
mttiAi) ami in num. iie ,srs.
Vmceme vs.
Riverside, of New Jersey
10, tint) t'niiriil liriiiiiUtniiil p.iiu
sjiatH ti'i '-.lli' lit iliils', siuhiing',
nml len,i s ut riKiilar prlu., Jl.nu, ,M,
tNDOOR FOOTBALW
ARMORY jtL
S.lisr. AMI l.lMAsli.u ,.
MUMIXX Ml. III. lilt 0 r H 11 li XI
MtONII III. IKOtlf ,s, Tllttei' A '
Tl.krls un ..tin tit Sp ililiiiEM t(Mr, .ii,,,,.
nn,' ilnlliiri Ki'tiiril iiilmlshluii, Hfij ", ,(i,
CeUcrc Uasketliall Tonight
XViIrIiIiiiiiii Hull, 3'M mul Spriii-r. H 1.1 I'. j,
rennsylvania vs. Ursinus
i "" "?!"ivj,..".. ."."? ?.ri.. tub i'. si.
1 .... .! . . IK 1
fiEnSaaSSV.
Seng nf Hie Stalwart
llchind 111 1e.1t the iirntlir ;rnn
Of soft content and fame;
'or ice (ieic tal;e the, ten'; 0 theC
li'Ae piny the hi aver game.
Who drive head en ayainit led fate
Along the aterniiieept Khnrc,
HV10 drive red-hearted down the field
Ilcgurdtcsi of the cerc.
And life shall mrel us irith n tesr,
And nreUlacing our dreamt.
Seft arm shall seek te held us back
Along the singing streams;
And fntluic's Ugintn stcrrp our line
'tern fient and flunk and tear.
Through sunlcii dags of bittcrnesi
Thieugh stin lesi nights of fear.
Hut ire trill slog along the lead
That IcaiU us te the light.
Content te knew that up or down
llVrr made our hardest fight.
Content te Knew when each stark soul
pasted the outpost stars,
The Sceier counts no iiuduli there,
lie only counts the sears.
Sl'CfiESTIONS for a Christmas
present Why net have the ruling
powers present the hide and scnli) of
the Mastti Mind in the lecent baseball
seandul te the funs?
Tlie All All-Time All -American
Center iiifIi The Profiteer.
Hight guard Cost of Living.
Lett gum d Income Tax.
Ulglit tuckli Strikes.
Left tackle Bolshevist.
Highl end Hoetlegger.
Left end Eight Chicago White Sex.
i.hmr'.erbaek Pen.i.
Highl halfback Pleac Remit.
Left halfback Hlue Laws,
l-'ullback Shipping Heard.
IT IS probably the greatest All-tin-American
team ever nntned. It is
undoubtedly the most offensive team in
history. It is slippery, elusive, jiowcr jiewcr
ful, fast en its feet and nil the rest of
it. Eleven men against it would have
no chance, tine hundred millions have
tried and made little headway. It lias
gained mere ground in the Iat twj
.wars than nil the football tenuis ever
known in half n century.
GAMIlLIXfS in sjiert will be very
hard te check ns long ns numerous
well-known spettsmen insist upon
wagering heavily en every game in
sight, whether it he n golf match or
a football game. 1 letting thousands et
one clip means little te many of these.
There is nothing crooked in their play.
BT'T the example is far from being n
healthy Influence. There are many
wealthy men new who can take little
iuteicst in a game unless thev have
1 rum XI (100 te SlO.nne up en the out
come. When enlv big stakes bring n
thrill eii stumble iiien one of the
most unhealthy conditions that sperl
can knew.
Changes in the Open Came
THERE are man.v today who call
modern football a mixture of basket
hall and baseball.
Only te n slight degree. The big part
of football, even as the game is new,
is a manor of tackling, blocking, inter
fering, kicking anil receiving kicks.
I lie ferwnitl J)ils IS enlv one element
III tlie attark ail lmnnrtant e lenient-
1 . . 1 , . . . . '
but net nearly the entiie kIievv
It ii a needed element for any mod med
em attack where one of its main uses
is in tlie nnture of a threat te scatter
the tlefeti-e anil give the running game
11 chance. A 1 tinning gnine that has
no ferwaitl pa-s tin eat te speak of lias
little chain e of making any headway.
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STAIl CANT In
"FRIVOLOUS WIVES"
; vt Centre College, with n weak lin.
and only two b.teklleld stars, tnnd0 170
yards and two touchdowns aialtut
, Harvard without losing tin: ball Th,
plan te hnve n blocked forward na
, back of the scrimmage line treat J :.
11 blocked jmtit may work out vcrv well
It is, nt least, worth a trial, hut te
have the jhihs cut down te anv extent
whete it is no longer nny dangereui
threat mentis far less scoring and very
little advancing between two falrlj
well nintehed teams.
ONE main trouble with the forward
jiass is that only a. comparative fw
have acipiired the kaack of throwing
and rntching n football with nny nirJ
skill or nny certain confidence. The
fault hasn't been with the play itself
but with the players.
t'epyrlsht, 1010, All W0M1 rftcrvM
Amateur Sports
THE Jennings All-Stars hnve re
organized xvith n fast Junier five and
nrc 1 cad' te book nll the fourtccn-six-teen-year-eld
home quintets nreitml th
city or in the nenr vicinity.
The team will open their season to
night, jilnying the Pnrkside club nt th
Intter's ball In Camden.
The All-Stars line-tip with MrLoen,
(he former mascot of the (Jennantewn
club, of the Eastern League, nnd Jimmy
Jennings nt the forward positions. At
center Eddie Rracken xvill de the tan
off work. Kane, n new guard, will be
jiaircd with Lefty Mnlency at the guard
pest. Abe Carney is nn able substitute,
nnd will get in mnny games during the
season nt the guard position. Fer
games addrcs James Jennings, 2320
Seuth Third street.
Seuth rhlliidrliriiln A. C, (two tfRnm), tint
arftl second clnna, wnnta Rimes, ethr at
hnmn or away. Samuel Pataea, 021 Terter
trift.
Clnvfr Club, of Ocrmantewn, would Jlkt te
arrani;e enmea with (lrat-clnsa team, elth.r
nt home or nwny. Rebert XV. nrewn, 221
i:.u"t Mount Airy avenue, or phene Chestnut
11111 r.H .
Cnmtlen Ship iiilntct, a tecend-ctaea trtv
ellnit tenm, wants te hear from team
around Philadelphia, efferlnir Bunranl.il
Jehn XX'Inatantey, S2S Dyron street, Camiltn,
N". J.
Warwick II, O,, a eeventeen-nlnetfen-yfur.
old the, deKlrea te book Ramr-n with hemi
t.-ims of this r.illher. .1 S. McEntce, 3127
X't Huntingdon street.
XVest i:ml A. C. deslre Fames vlth ill
seennd-rlnss (Ives. Harry Smith. 2211 IHn IHn
creft street.
I'hllu.lelvhla Crrsrrnts, n ftrst-clats triv
ellrnt nulntet. would like te arrance tamfi
with teams of Its cnllher offering fair cuar
tees Jee Mas'tilre, ROOD rtene street.
.lesrpli X'uselln I'est 277, Ainrrlcan 1
Klnu, I, us tl.ites open for first-class horn
quintets offering reasenable cuarante.i
Nicholas D'Usplnesl. 1412 Seuth Thirteenth
street
1'c.rless A, A. have, reersanlzed undr th
nnme of the Question Club. It would llk
te hear from tlrst-class home teams offering
BUnrantees Al C'nne, 217 XValnut street.
The Siil.urli in II. C. a feurteen-llfteen
ear-old travelltK five, has open dates. A
C. Itnnsnnw. M01 North American street.
Henry lVlleunliln (two teams) would llk
te hear from flrst and seeend-class travellns
teiims for Games en Tuesday Hnd Ssturday
nights. .XI. 11. Mycr. 1032 North Sixty-Ant
street
unction II. ('., of the Friends' Oulld
would like te nrranite sumes with team
either nt home or away. O. H. bchwartz,
2C7 Seuth Third street.
llnrrlu XViiitIii would like te hook Km"
with fourteen. slxteen-venr-eld teams havlne
hulls Jl. MlUve, 2110 North Twenty-fourth
street.
Third rreebjtrrlan team Is desirous nt
bnnkirjs Barnes with fourteen-stxteen-vesr-eld
te.vms offering Rimrantees. Theodere
Hyser. 1130 I'pland street
(tn the Interoffice LeuBue of the rennsviiania
i'. it. 11. rruiLsportHtien live, new r'ayms
I Jlaiireau. ticsirei te seeure Karnes, eitner st
home or away. C J. O'Donnell. Ucrwjn, Ta
College Players for Robins
llnielilMi. Dec. ! rolenel C. H. i:b!in
prcsld. nt of tin champion Iteblns. tiniieunr -that
th llrmiklyn cl..li li.nl signed XValtei
(' Kf el. v for th- cemlnB season K.tle
vhe H only nineteen veals old. plsed lav
sprlm: with St .Xlnry College. California
us an Inllttlder.
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