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Tontative Draft of New National
Baseball Agreement Is
Adopted
New Yerk, Dec. 1.1. Bnicbnll lend
ers today wcre enthusiastic ever the
agreement; readied here, yesterday by
representative of the major nnd miner
leagues, changing the constitution of
"the national game."
The proposals njrecd upon at a meet
ing marked by harmony must be ac
cepted by plenary actions of the leagues
involved before they beceme the law
governing the sport. The belief pre
vailed generally thnt ratification Is
merely a matter of form.
The National I.cague probably will
net upon the agreement nt its nnnunl
meeting here tomorrow. &) American
League will pass judgment In Chicago
nn Friday. The National Association
of Miner Ingues will held n special
meeting In Chicago en January 10 te
take nctlen.
The draft question Is the only im
portant clnuse upon which there Is net
unanimous opinion. The smaller or
ganizations may (settle this as they wish
nt their Chlcnge session.
The agreement ns accepted by the
committees was drafted by Judge IConc ICenc
saw, Mountain Lnndls, Cicergc Whar Whar
eon Pepper, of Philadelphia.; Jehn ,vn
way Teele, of New lerk, nnd J. C.
Jenes, of St. Leuis.
The cemmittee submitted two tenta
tive agreements, one between me Na
tional and American Leagues, and the
ether between the two major leagues
nd the National Association of Pro
fessional Itascbali Leagues, the miner
league organization.
Will Meet January 10
The latter will held a meeting nt Cht
cag.i (ii January 10 te tnfce linal nctlen
ns an association, nnd en Janunry iJ
there will be n joint ratification meeting
nt Chicago te be participated in by the
Notional and American Leagues nud
tin N'liu'inal Association.
The acceptance of the tentative draft
of the new agreement by the joint com
mittees, however, docs net mean
its tlnal adoption, ns the respective com
mittees will be obliged te make n re
port back te their organizations for
ratification.
The ngrcement between the Nntlennl
nnd American Leagues designates the
title of Judge Landls ns commissioner.
In outlining bis duties, the tigreemcnt
places upon him the task of investigat
ing "either upon complaint or upon his
own Initiative, nny net or prnctice ul
legcd or suspected te be detrimental te
the best interests of the national game
of baseball, with authority te summon
persons nnd te order the production et
documents " Prevision Is inndc for im
posing penalties for ufusul te comply
will i the commissioner's orders In such
cases,
Mny Impese $,"000 I'ine
After investigations the commissioner
shall determine vilytt preventive, reme
dial or punitive action shall be taken
lther against major leagues, major
league clubs or individuals, as the case
may be. In the event thnt 'a major
league or major league club be found
guilty of conduct detrimental te the
game the commissioner may impose a
line net te exceed $."000, and in the
case of n club punishment may be ex
tended te include temporary deprivation
of representation In joint meetings held
under the agreement.
In the case of an official or emploe
of a major league or major league ciuh
the punishment may extend te suspen
sion or removal, and n plnyer mny be
declared by the commissioner tenipor teniper
nrily or permanently ineliglble te play
with any club which is n party te the
agreement.
In cases where organizations or indi
viduals net parties te the ngrcement nre
found guilty of conduct detrimental te
the gnme the commissioner is authorized
te pursue appropriate legal remedies.
The term of the commissioner is fixed
at seven yenrs and he shall be eligible
te succeed himself. Ills salary is fixed
at $.10,000 per yenr.
Judge Lamlis is officially named as
first commissioner in the agreement,
and it is provided Hint upon the ex
piration of his term or in the event thnt
the office shall become vacant from any
reason, his successor shull be named
by a vete of Uie majority of the clubs
composing the two mujer leagues.
Feiling te name a commissienci
within three months, either major
league may request the President of the
United States te designate a commis
sioner, nnd the person se designated
shall beceme the commissioner with the
same effect ns pievlded for in the
agreement.
An advisory council is provided for te
consist of the commissioner and the
presidents of the two mujer leugues.
In case of a division of opinion within
the council the decision of the com
missioner in nil cases shall he final.
Te the ndvisery council is deleguted
the power of making the rules te govern
the world series, regulute centructs,
and determine the relationship between
players and clubs, nnd between clubs
and clubs in nil cases which concern
players or their contracts.
Anv rules submitted by the ndvisery
council nnd accented by the major
leagues shall be binding upon thera nnd
shall net be amended except by con
current action of both leugucs.,
The commissioner is nutherized te
preside at all joint meetings, mm con
troversial matters each leugue shnn
hnvu one vote nnd the commissioner
hhnll enst the deciding vote, from which
there shall be no appeal. Joint meet
ings mnv be called by the coiuiiiinsiener
or at the request of tne president of
either major league.
It is provided thnt the expenses of
the ndvisery council, including the
salaries of the commissioners and the
secretary-treasurer, shall be piim ny the
major leagues except te the extent
that funds sufficient for the purpose me
derived from games conducted nuclei
the auspices of the council.
Mny Net l(rert le Court
ill the clause binding the two league-,
nnd their constituent clubs te the
rulings of the commissioner nnd the
discipline Imposed by him under the
ngrcement, the leagues and the club?
severally waive the light of recourse
te the ceuitM ns would otherwise have
existed In their favor. It Is also pin."
Tided thnt the contracts ut'iut-ru nn
leagues nnd their officers, empleyes nnd
plnyers shall contain n clause by which
they agree te submit themselves te the
discipline of the comiuNdeiier. i
The agreement is te lemaifi in force
twenl) -five yeuis and both Iciigue.-uigrce
that no diminution of the compensation
of powers of the present or succeeding
riimmisslniierH shall he made during his
term of office..
It wus snid nt the cnnc'uslen of the
meeting that the sessions have been the
most hurmnnleus between major anil
miner league interests held in several
earn. Judge Laudis stnrteil back te
Chicago immediately after the close of
the meeting.
Tallest Tackle Is Elected
Ithnni. N. Y., Dec. 13, Wllnen H. Dedirn,
of Cleveland, left taultla et tlie Cernell toot-
EAGUERS
AGREE
TERMS
ResMts of Wcch-Khd
Games en Soccer Fields
8ATUIIDAT
... American Cud
rlcthlchem, Bj Dobsen, 0,
INDUSTtUAI. m:aeur
neither, 2; Ilnrrctt, 0.
f-nllnburr 2i lludd, 2.
Itnrdwtck & MaKee. is Stetson. 0,
Hehlfcld, 2; Lupten. 0.
almi;d uueun
rmsT division
rurltnn. 3j M. U. Smith. I.
Illbnrnmni a- KlnBelnfr. 0.
Nativity. S; Hecktndaqua, 0
JUX'O.VD DIVISION
Ki-nnlnKten. 4: penceyd. 0
Aveenslen 3: North Amrlcn Lncf. 2.
Ulen Soe. 0; Nntlvlty, 0,.
1 NOIITIM7AST DrISION
Hrldburs-. .1. Ht. Veronica, 1,
I'alothefj). 1; Veteran, 0.
Colllnirweod. 1. Merchant Khlp, 0.
NeimiwnsT division
Wntn.ereland, 2: H. Memerial. 1,
Jlerer Hevers. 8i College. 2.
t'nl-jiilnl, 2: Huntlnc, 1.
DlMen Saw. ti Ht. Carthaire. 0.
lWan. lj Olney. 1.
reuivnt division
ClevtT. 4; Dlaaten'fllcpl. 3.
l'ranclavlile. 1; Ame. 1.
west rmr.ADEM'iirA
Anffera, S; Albien. 0.
V cjrlr. 4i Victeria, 1.
wclcome. 2: Norrltewn. 0.
CKICKCT LKAOUn
riilladelphla ', (.'., jj jfew Yerk
llilladelDhla See.. 1 1-hlladclphla Ited. 0.
COI.LEdlATU
Tcnn. 3: I'rlneeten, 3.
UETHM-:iIi:.I DIHTniCT
North I.-ndn. 7. Ship. 0.
UnndererM l, .ship a . 1.
Northampton, 2, Chliime, 2.
Ht'NDAY IIAMC3
I5ye"t. 3: Atlantic Steel. 2,
Wolfenden-Hher.-. u, Ancenslen. 4.
Manderera stars a; M U. Smith.
STEEL'S EXPERIENCE
Bethlehem Veterans Eliminate
Lecal Youths Frem Ameri
can Cup Competition
The mighty has fnllen ! After going
-thieugh five of the hardest struggles in
niNiery nerc, ,i. : j. uobsen llnally
bowed te defeat when the ex-champion
Hethlehem Steel Keccer eleven wen en
Saturday in the second round of the
Americun Cup competition, the final
score being " goals te 0.
It was n ense of youth and inexpe
rience against a veteran team which
haif one of the best backs in the coun
try. The Steel team had everything in
its iner, tne game wns plnyed in its
own bnehynrd and each and every man
en the team litis had anywhere from live
te ten j cars mere experience thnn the
Dobsen pluyers. Next Saturday the
upstntcrft will be seen jicrc in netien
against the Hibernians in u National
Cup game.
At the pace the I'leisher Vemers nre
traveling in the Industrial Lengue. it
new leeks ns though Leuchlieiin'M tenm
will have thnt cup. The Ynrncrs gath
ered two mere points en Saturday by
defeating llarrett by the 'shut-out route.
2 goals te 0. Hohlfeld recovered its
stride and took Lupten in tow, while
Snellenburg nud Hnrdwick & Mngee
each scored victories.
One of the best gnmes nn Saturday
was the intercity chnmplensliip tilt be
tween the pick of the Cricket League
first division nnd the New Yeik Cricket
team, the game ending in darkness with
both teams tied, L' goals each. It is said
they will replay the same en a Inter
date in N'ew Yerk.
Wanderers All Stars, composed of
such soccer players ns Jimmy Wilsen,
of Hethlehem ; the two Mcfihee boys,
of The Welfenden Shere, nud scvcrnl
ether local players from various teams,
defeated Marshal! K. Smith by n bcere
of II goals te ", yesterday.
LEHECKA CHOSEN CAPTAIN
Lafayette Star Halfback te Lead
Maroen and White Eleven
I'nstmt, Dec 1M. .Tne Lehfrka, the
Mar halfback of the I.afayette Cel loge vur
tlly fenth.ill te.m. wan elected captain of
the Maroen nnd White oleen for next xeuann
nt the teMlmen-Inl bumtuet tendered te the
football tuiuad here, lxhecka li a grailn grailn
nte of th" IlaH'.en IIIbIi Si hoel. lie
has been n member of the I.afnjettn aralty
eleven for three jeara, etartlni: with the S
A. T C. team In 101S. Durlnu till thne he
hna played. In nil the I.nfnotte Bame with
the exception of two cames tills fall. When
he wna feri ed te rnmaln en Iho alde linen
ewlnit te Injuries thla neaaen Iehccka played
a prominent part Irj the aucceus of Coach
Sutherland's learn
urn
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FIVE HAS
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RESERVE
Coach McNichol Can Call en
Five Basketball Substitutes
- of Ability
The 1000-odd spectators who wit
nessed the victory of l'ennsylvnnln ever
Muhlenberg In Wclghtmnn Hnll Sat
urday carried away with them nftcr the
gnme the thought that the Ited and Ulue
should have u wonderful year in bas
ketball ngnln this jenr for the reason
that Coach Kddle McNichol baa n host
of substitute material capable of per
forming almost ns creditably ns the
vnrslty.
Previous te the gnme followers of
the team were dubious as te the result.
Captain Danny McNichol, one of the
best guards te sport the lied nnd Ulue,
wns sitting en the bench with his nnn
In a sling. Al Meuradian, the regulnr
forward, was sitting close by leaning
en n cane, while Walter Iluulzinger
wns suffering from n sere side. Three
members of the varsity could net start.
Then nleng came Coach McNichol with
his reservists.
He sent Iludlnc in nt ferwnrd in
Meurndiiin's place, sent Hill (Jrnve te
center nud Sullivnu te guard. The first
named played n better game than in his
first uppeurnncc, but he still hns the
tendencies of western piny. lie isn't ns
shifty ns Meuradian nor as fast, but as
seen ng he learns the eastern style of
ploy he will make the former Central
I Ugh Scheel btnr hustle te retain hia
pest,
OrOjVc went Inte Saturday nlght'a
game with but two days of practice,
and, although he wns eutjumped most
of the time by his Muhlenberg rival,
plnyed a great fleer game that resulted
in live field goals. Grave did net play
the fust gnme thnt characterized him
last year, due chiefly te the fact that
he did net hnve sufficient prnctice nnd
wus taking things easy se that he could
last out the entire game.
.Sullivan Scintillates
Sullivan, playing his first varsity
game, outdid himself in putting himself
into the geed graces of the big crowd.
Danny played n brand of basketball
that closely lcsembles the kind plnyed
liv the man whee place he filled. A
little mere experience and Sullivan will
be a star haskctcer.
Al Voego'in ngnln showed thnt he is
rnpidly developing into a guard of renl
nbllity. Ills playing wns highly spec
tnculnr nil night, but especially in the
second halt. Time after time lie stepped
the man with the ball when the lntter
had n clear field for a sjiet. It was
largely tine te the brilliant defensive
work of Veegclin thnt the upstnters
were unable te score a single Held goal
in the second half.
Tlie I'enn substitutes, Macintosh,
Lnnge anil Speaker, nil played excellent
basketball, l'es Miller, who scintillated
with the freshmen last year, was in the
gnme for fifteen minutes nnd gnve nn
exhibition of rapid turning, quick
thought and spectnculnr fleer work thnt
brought rounds of cheers from the spec
tutors. Pes. once In condition, will
make n great fight for n regular pest,
but where te place lilm is the problem
confronting the coaches. It Is generally
evpeeted that Crave will play center,
llescnnst ami Meiirndlan the ferwnrds
nnd McNichol nnd Veegelln the guards
when nil nre in shape. Sullivnu, Miller.
Hudine nnd lluntzingcr will prebablv
lmve the first call as substitutes. It
mny be thnt Hunts! will take Mnura
dlnn's place nt forward, but the plnyers
seem te think this unlikely.
Tomorrow night Drexel will attempt
te step the I'enn winning strenk which
lias risen te three. After the freshman
gume Saturday flight Descn, n South
ern High school boy, wns elected te
lend the j curlings the remainder of the
sensen. He Is the second downtown
boy in the ame number of years te be
honored with the captaincy of the first
year men, Chick l'nssen new in the
Eastern League being the ether.
British Select Harriers
Tendon. Dec. 13. The Vrltlah cress-country
team which will meet the Cernell run
ners at noehampten December no. will be
m.ide un nn follews: Oxford D. A. Mnn
aKiie. N A. Melnnes, W. A. Orave and II.
It. Suttnni Cambridge, W. It. bteasrove, W.
T. Marah and 1!. II Andersen.
Boxing Commission Resigns
New Yerk, IVe. 13 -The members of the
State llnxInR CommUilen and the Sta'e
Licensing Commission have tendered their
resignations te Ooverner-eleet Miller. Ilv
this action It was scld that thev hope te
pae proicsaienai itexinK in iew ietk suite,
ilanufacturer's
Is and Overcoats
Sacrificed!
Football Stars New
Turn te Cage Spert
With the football season ever
many ntnrs will new turn their at
tention te basketball. Many of the
gridiron luminaries nre also ex
tremely proficient en the court.
Dickensen nnd Legcndrc, of the
Princeton eleven, nre flne basketball
players. Se nre Unities nnd Ktllln
gcr, of I'enn State; Herwcen, of
Harvard ; Harris, of Columbia, nnd
Andersen, of Syracuse.
Craves, Penn's star end, is one
of the best centers in the game.
Danny McNichol is ns geed en the
court ns he is en the gridiron.
Ilrewnc, of Dartmouth, is geed in
both sports nnd Crane, of Yale, is
another who enn play both games
well. Storck, of the Army, a geed
tackle, is n capable center, llete
and Wilsen, of Lehigh, both fine
football performers, nre strong bns
kctbnll plnyers, while Kwen, McKce
and Walters, of the Navy, nre help
ing out the basketball team.
BIG GIANT-RED
DEAL IS PENDING
Pat Meran Reported te Have
Turned Down $150,000 for
Pick of Club
New Yerk, Dec. 1.1. Jehn McGrnw
nnd .Tudge McQunde, of the Giants, nnd
Carry Herrmann nnd Pat Meran, of the
Heds, were In conference, off nnd en.
yesterday, whlle nwnlting ceplfs of the
new baseball agreement, but no deal
for players had been effected up till time
te go home.
Offers submitted by ene nlde didn't
Rtilt the ether side, and se It went. Mc
Craw will be here until Wednesday be
fore returning te Cubn. and Meran will
stick around until nftcr the Nntlennl
League meeting tomorrow, nnd there
is time yet for a deal, though the pros
pect isn't ns geed ns it wns yestcrdaj
morning.
It couldn't be dragged out of either
side who was wanted for who. One re
port. hewcvTr, wns thnt the New Yerk
club had offered a catcher and $ir0,000
count It, $150,000 real money, geld
or certified check, for the pick of the
Cincinnati club.
The Cincinnati club hns f-cveral
"picks" ; Keush or Greh, or something
like thnt. The amount named is mere
than the aYnkecs gnve for Ilnbc Iluth,
ami it wasn't supposed another plnyer
in the Innd would send the demand for
talent kiting te such dizzy financial
rcnlms.
It doesn't nppenr thnt there's any
body else the New Yerk club would pay
that much for. nnd, for thnt mntter.
the report that .$150,000 was offered for
the nick" will be received witn some
thing akin te incredulity.
In any event, it will be recalled that
Housh nnd (Sreh once were members of
the Clnnts. Greasy Ncnle wns en hnnd
yesterday, but it wns denied thnt the
discussions involved him.
VALGER BEATS RUSSO
New Yerker's Cleverness Enables
Him te Win Frem W. Phlladelphlan
.Inek Iliisse. late from New Orleans
and new a West Philadelphia citizen,
wns outpeinted in eight rounds by
Penny Vnlper, of New Yerk, nt the Nn Nn
teonnl A. A. here en Snturday night.
Valger was tee clever for the Phlladel
phlan who made several tallies. Iliisse
weighed 1.1.1 pounds and Vnigcr 1H0.
Yeung Snm Rebidenu, 1.11, wen from
fins l-'rnuclietti, liiOVj : Jimmy Mende.
1-1 Vi. scored n teelmlcnl knockout in
the second when Snmmy Brltten, 12."
fnilcd te come up for the third round ;
llilly Devine, 1111. defented Yeung Med
wny, 118VS. nnd Jack Hlncklc, 123,
drew with Wiiltey Ilurke. 120.
MEET FOR MAT TITLE
Jee Stecher te Defend Crown
Against Strangler Lewis Tonight
New Yerh, Dec. 1.1. .TeciUecher,
world's wrestling champion ami pe-
Kesser of the mighty scissors held, will I
defend his title in n mutch with l.d ,
("Strangler") Lewis tonight at the
Seventy-tlrst Regiment! Armery. Ileth
hnve trained long and faithfully for this.
meeting, and each is in superb physical I
condition. I
Thij tussle will be te n finish, one
fall te decide. Last year in this same
armory. Htecher successfully defended '
his hiurcls against the assaults of Luwls
after three hours of sensational wrest
tling. Sale
FRIENDS' CENTRAL
EN SEASON
Blue and Gray Opposes Brook
lyn Quintet This Week.
Hewland Is Leader
Ter many years Friends' Central
Scheel students hnve contented them
selves with Interclass bnskctbnll gnmes.
This sensen the Hlne nnd Grny ath
letes launch a bnsketball season with
ether schools, which premises te be a
renl test for the local institution. This
week they open the season with Brook
lyn Friends' Scheel in the, home gym
nasium. Brooklyn Friends' will prove n very
worthy opponent for Conch Botsford's
Inds. Following the game in this city
the Brooklyn athletes will visit the
Wilmington Friends' Scheel for n gnme
nt Wilmington the following tiny. As
this Is Friends' Ccntrnl's only gnme
prier te the holidays, it will be n big
event for the llttle Quakers, and the
gymnasium will be crowded.
Cnptain Clinrles Hewlnnd and Lind
Ray will play ferwards: Smyth will play
center, nnd Hewlnnd and Themas will
likely play guards. Ochser is nnethcr
cnndldnte for guard. Condi Botsford
hns a lnrire sound of cnndldntcs, in
cluding Pnssent, Benner, Hnllewell,
Drenk, Murphy, White. King, Cooper,
Ilenwoed nnd Hill. Nnturnlly, every
ene is interested in Friends' Centrnl
Scheel's return te Intcrschoel competi
tion. The schedule fellows :
December 10 Ilroeklyn Friends, at home.
January 7 (lermantewti Academy, ut
home.
January H Friends' Helect, away.
January 21 Friends' Select, at home.
January al) St, Luke's, ut home
February 4 Oermantewn Friends, away
February 8 St. Duke's Scheel. nt
Wayne.
February n i;nemut inn. nt neme
February 18 Ilroeklyn Friends, at Ilrook Ilreok Ilroek
lyn February 10 NeW Yerk Friend, at New
Yerk.
The I'enn Charter Scheel warriors.
Dr. Ilichard II. fiummcre, Coach Dick
Mcrrltt, Frederick L. Smith and the
entire party enjoyed the evening at the
Ilariau Statzells in Lnnsdewne last Sat
urday. 'Kddle Cellins was there, ten.
There was nothing formal about the
dinner, every one having n geed time In
their own wny. 'I here were no speeches.
The Htntzell brothers. Ileb and
Beanie, proved te be geed hosts. A mov
ing picture performance took up the
latter part et the evening. Pcnn Char
ter's nthlctes will new turn their at
tention te indoor track nnd gymnastics.
Tim'' nchoel does out take part in bas
ketball nnd neither nie indoor meets
arranged for the Yellow and Blue
youngsters.
G Irani Ends With Victory
Glrard claims the city and eastern
state soccer championship. The victory
ever Westtown Scheel madfc it nine
straight for the local squad ami ended
a most icessfiil season. Captain
Kclfer and Woeiford scored one genl
apiece and Yest made two goals. Wcst Wcst
tewn proved te lie n worthy opponent.
The Westtown nthlctes also had u clenn
slnte before they bowed te Girnrd's
skill en the soccer field.
The Private Scheel soccer team se
lections proved tee clever for the All
High Scheel players. OncPenn Charter
youth, Hadlcy, ami out youngster from
Germuntewn Friends', Ilauck, wcre the
downfall of the High Scheel lnds for
these two bejs shot the genls which
gave their team victory. Of course, tlie
tenmivnrk nnd nil-round playing of,
every member of the team had much te
kM
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Trech and Ward Lead
in 1920 Trapshoeling
New Yerlt, Dec. in. With nn
nvernge of .0752, Frank Trech, ama
teur trapshoeter of Vancouver,
Wash., leads all ether shooters of
the season en registered targets, the
American Trnpshoetlng Association
has announced, Trech broke 8000
of R8S0 tnrgets.
Fred Ilnrlew, of Newark, Ohie,
was placed second, with an average
of .0711. and Mark Arle, of Cham
paign, III., winner of the Olympic
world's) championship nt Antwerp,
tied for third place with C. A. Gun
ning, of Longmont, Cel, Their nvcr
ige wns .0081.
Guy Wnrd, Fast Alten, III., led
professionals with nn average of
.0720.
Trech led the field In 1018 and
Arie in 1011).
de with the final result, but Hndley
nnd llnnck lind the punch when genls
were needed and they wen the lien's
shnre of the glory.
West Phllndelphin High's bnskctbell
players open the sensen in the game
with Germantown Academy. Olie Mun
licim nthlctes hnve n strong formation
and should give the West Phillies a
real stiff battle. West Catholic High,
and Frunkferd High play their tirst
game this week.
A few out-of-town quintets opened
their sensen en Snturdny. Bordentown
Mllitnrv Institute trimmed a team from
Camp DU, 27 te 3. West Chester Nor Ner
mals wen from Allentewu Preps, .Ti
te .11. The Newark High Scheel hns n
close fight with Oxford High, finally
winning, 17 te 1(1. 1'p through the
state the varieut high schools get into
nctlen nnd the basketball bcasen is en
in full fercc
M'CARTHY LEHIGH CAPTAIN
Left Guard Is Chesen te Lead 1921
Football Eleven
lletlilehrm. Dec. 13. About lf.O foot feet
In I j' avers, roache. athletic committee,
men. .ui.mni and stu.lente. Btlr.-rt hj.-re-te
attend . one. of the hlBgest ten bal
Imnnueis eer mivcii .ii,i
Ins of spirit nnd enthusiasm waa splendid
and It nuBurs well for another successful
football season next year. .,.-
Captain "Hums" Hurrlmrten. of this year s
team; announced the selection of It. 1. Mc
Carthy, the left (ruard of this y.ur's team,
as next Venr's captain. The announcement
was followed by an extension of concratu cencratu concratu
latlens te the newly elected captain,
Heblltzel Back In Native Reading
IlendlnR. la.. Dec. IS AntTJuncement
was made here today that Ilichard C. (Dick)
Heblltrel. former star tlrst baseman for the
Cincinnati Heds and Dosten Red Jnx. has
slsncd u contract le manage the HeatllnK in
ternational Iz-as-ue basebs.ll club next ea
son. succeeding "Silent" Jehn , Hummell. who
recently reslcncd. Hebllticl manancd the
Akren Internationals last season. Inci
dentally the new leader of the Marines, "hen
..-........ ntnvml his flrst nrofesslennl
. ...... .. ' ,. ...IIL .k In-,., .IlllnU,
nnseeau in itenaircs wiw no w .,...
Union Lonnue club.
Canadian Boxers Lese
ii1im-Ii. nv 1a. Thn Pittsburgh Ath-
lctle Association amateur bexlnK team de.
rented tne Torerio, uni , team nere m
bouts ou. of seven. Th Canadians wen the
heavyweight mntch. The best bout of th
card breuitht l'etn Zlvle. PtttshurRh. and
Walter Neten, Terente, teeether, .Iwc
wen In three rounds. Heth boxers were
members of the American and Canadian
teams. rvspec'Uely,
Repert Carpentler-Meran Matched
Londen. Dee. 13 Acrerdlns te reper's re
celud hef from Trance, (leurses Carpenller,
heavjwelRht champion of Europe, has vir
tually contented te meet Frank Meran. the
American veteran. hre next February In a
twenty-round bout te a decision.
Boxer's Mether Given Purse
FAInrt. IM la. A mirse of 800.
'"Jf'VWiSl.1? K",Ki ?kvJMer,',n.?,.'?;r.
been presented te the widowed mother of
,hoft1J5p,a,?0Mencli,ttv,rn5,nc,ht.nJurl05 "clvcd
h, ouperier
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Sele Distributor for the Famous Robbins Islands Oysters
CURTIS LB 10
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Publishing Company Empleyes
Select January 24 as Date
for Event
Members of the Curtis Country Club
will hnve n night te play en the Ice,
Monday, January 24. Geerge F. Pawl
ing, president of the Ice Pnlnce, Forty-
fifth nnd Mnrket streets, has nr
rnnged with representatives of the Curtli
Publishing Ce. te held the camlvnl nn
the above (Inte for the empleyes and
their families. Edward Iiiws, presi
dent of the Curtis Country Club; Harry
Diinderdale, Charles McGregor nnd
Themas McC'nrt mndc up the committee
yesterdny te complete nn nttrnctivc pro pre
cntm of skating events.
A special hockey match will be ar-1
ranged peslbly Del ween the gu.iker ity
and Pennsylvania teums. NervalMiaptie,
world's speed and acrobatic skntcr. will
give specinl exhibitions, ' Including n
fex-clinse for- members of the Curtis
organization. There will be races for
men nnd women of the club that eve
ning. The Miillers nnd Miss Creger
will display their grnre en the steel
blades nnd take part in the instructions
for these of the club who hate net been
en skates for some time. I'dwnrd I.tfws
nnd his committee nre planning te make
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A COMPLETE RAILWAY SYSTEM
In the famous Lionel toys wc can furnish net only perfect repro
ductions of the "rellinc stock" in use en nil the lending: electric
U railroads, including; complete
cars in every type, but also stations, semaphores,
switches, etc., perfect in every detail. Practical
electrical gifts for every member of the fnmily.
Open Saturday afternoons until Christmas.
Frank H. Stewart Electric Company
37 and 39 N. 7th Street'
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aocaen
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putting them en the market
promptly assure perfect freshness.
The choicest oysters the market af
fords can always be had here, includ
ing the best Maurice River Coves,
West Creeks and Blue Points; also
clams.
1
.se. Frent &
the carnival ene of the grcntcsl of tlie
winter season. .
When Mr. I.nws stnted thnt
the members of the Curtis plant for
the most part are expert skaters and no
doubt the club will set aside n night ,
enrh week for carnivals. All theso de
Hiring te skate will lie enceurnged.
Hnrry Dunderdnle, n former nmntcur
cl'flf-OP txt fntllll (1 t IrtM nnl.M1 ltnl...l
.v b ... a vf'iiliillljtl IIIU'IIIU .'K'llltCUI.
is n member of the committee. He will
nsslst in bringing out the speeders.
Hnrry McOreth, one of the Influential
nthlctes of the Curtis club, will collect
his sknting talent for the cnrnlvnl e
Janunry -I.
Nervnl Baptle and Benny O'Hlckey,
speed sknters lecnted nt the present tlmn
In Philadelphia, will, In the near futurn,
give n lecture te members of the Curtis
Country Club for the purpose of en
lightening them ns te the wholesome
exercise thnt mny be derived from such
sport whether Indoors or outdoors. All
In nil. flic Curtis carnival of next month
premises te set n record for Indoor
tkuting.
NEBRASKA GETS PITT DATE
Western Eleven Supplants Georgia
Tech en Panther Program
I'lllsliurich. Dec. 13. The t'nlvr-lv et
Nebraska football team will be seen In Pllts
hurnh next year for the nrst tlnie, accord
Inc In the schedule of the University of Tlits
biirch. The western team takes the place of th
Geersrla Tech en the Panthers' list of Rnmes,
which follews: September 4. Oeneva at
Heaver Palls; October 1. f.afavetta at
Kasten. October S. West Vlrclnla University
at Pittsburgh October in. University of Cin
cinnati at rittsburKh; Ortebr L"J, Syracuse,
University at PlttsburKh, October 20. Penn
sylvania nt Philadelphia. Ne ember Jl. lint
crslty of Nebraski at Plttsbursh, Notem Netem
1 r 12. Washington and Jeffer-en t'elleice nt
Plttsburuh; November 21, Pinn Statu at
Plttabursh.
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binder and choice Pennsylvania leaf. At &U
dealers or direct from us
Bex of 50 for $2.7e, C- O. D.
Delivered anywhere In IMiUa. We prepay
Parcel Pest order. Dealeri, phene us for
our K.e mrreaser.
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