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EVENING JPUBLIO LEDaER-PlfHAELraAr MONDAY,, PEOEyBEB 27 1920
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DR. WILLIAMS EXPOSES HIS FAMOUS SHIFT PENN'S OPPONENTS EXPOSED DR. HEISMAN'Sl
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FOO TBALL EXPER TS SEE GREA T
MINNESOTA SHIFT IN DETAIL AS
PLAYS ARE THROWN ON SCREEN
DU. HARRY .. WIM.lAMS. conch of the football team
at the tnlvcrslt of MlDtimotn, in in the Kant with
moving pictures of hit fnmotm fchift plnj.i. For the tint
time in h'n career the Minneapolis mentor has "opened
up" nnd the public ran hue n look ut the Intricate for
tnotloDR which have made him famous. Dr. Williams U
on offensive genius, nuil proves it when the camera starts
clicking
Lost week he Ktue n private shovvlnR of neoupleof reels
in New York, nutl the Minnesota ohlft was visible to the.
naked eye. The "ultra rapid" machine, ho named because
it in not nt all rapid, shown every moe, and the audience
profited greatly from the exhibition .
The Minnesota nhlft In the best I have seen an place.
Here In the Kait, Dartmouth Iihk the Jump formation, but
it cannot compaie with the Williams formation. Treei
alon. variety and deception are employrd tind developed
to nu ultimate degree It embraces a rather bewildering
ecope of operation, involvlnj hoth a line and baekiicld
ahlft, -ometImen a double thift by the backs, with mail)
t'u.B directed against the weak side.
Tor one -half hour the plajs wen- Unshed on the screen
end perfect football was played. Hj that I mean the
varsity men took enre of the defensive team, every oppo
nent was taken out of the play and the man with the
ball alvravs pot clear for a touchdown. Of course, this
was due to many rehean-als, but it wus so r.nuual to see
men play that sort of n game that it was intensely inter
stlnn- The films have u great educational value to stu
dentH of football.
Dr. Williams shift his lino, but docs not pull the men
back of the line. The left side rims over to the. right,
end while this is being done the backn get Into position
Sometimes th backs shift again, and this formation
!""med to ls most effective. There were man forward
pasnes and the eligible man always was clear
One play looked exceptionally good. The riht end
as shifted to the left side and he took his position about
five ycrds outride of the left end nnd u yard back. Then
when the backs shifted he went out still further, draw
ing the defensive halfback with him. The ball was passed
nnd the left end was on the receiving end of a forward
pass. The reverse play and delayed pans also are used
irom this formation
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THE men jump into their potition.i, there it no
delay and not a playr teas off-tide. Thcro tent
' poircr hehxnd every play and the force of the shift
itemed to be employid in an ooliijue direction.
Tom Shevlin Used Shift at Yale
THI! Minnesota shift is not strange in these parts. It
will be remembered thnt the late Tom Shevlin twice
saved Ynle from disaster by the use of the play when all
hope had fled from New Haven Other college teams tried
it after that, but couldn't get the hang of it and threw it
into the discard. The Georgia Tech shift still is used
with good effect down South and Heisman introduced the
gliili last season
15ut t.i"e are obsolete when compared with the Wil
lianvi Idea. Heretofore we have been against a system of
oilense. but if a football team can master a formation like
Minnesota anpivrently hns dotie the shift will be mighty
effective. The rioiul ties are numberless.
The old play where a bncktield can make n bluff to
Hy ROBERT W. MAXWULL,
.Sports lMltor lrn!n IliMlo knlerr
throw a forward pass and another player runs behind nnd
tnkes the hall out of his hand hns been worked thousands
of time", but It looked like a new stunt when performed
b the Minnesota team. Theio was a double shift In the
bnckricld, men were running in all directions and the
plajer who finally got the ball wns the oue least Huspccted.
It would take many columns to explain the workings
of the shift, but In short it Is n smooth -working, effective
offense which would be well to follow if possible. An
effort is being made to have Dr. Williams show the films
in Philadelphia and all of the football men will be invited.
In the modern game deception is necessary on the
attack The plajers are getting so proficient thnt It is
almost impossible to gain consistently This wus proved
in the independent football gumes staged here this fall bv
I.eo Conway. The experienced players knew what to do
on ever j phi and prevented a consistent advance.
The intent nnd direct Ion of the plays must be concealed
behind some sort of a strategic screen or they will Imj
ruined before they start. The shift is the ouly thing which
'can do this. Of course, it takes time to develop It, but
after wntchlng the Minnesota team in action I nni con
vinced that it can be done.
This will not revolutionize the game. In fact, It will
make it more Interesting to the spectators. Legerdemain
tricks will be performed on the gridiron nnd the bewilder
ing stuff will make n hit.
IXCrnEXTALTA', Dr. Williams shoicrd how fool-
tsh i i) to protest the numbering of the players.
Whether numbered or not, the movie machine regli
tcis everything nnd the rival team can get all of the
information neccisary and more.
If'illard Reported Training for Dempsey
RIU'OHTS from the West say thnt Jess Wlllnnl is
training falthfullj for his bout with Jack Dempsey in
New York on March 17 If thetie reports are true, Jess
will give Jack a lot of trouble when they mix. The big
boy neglected to get himself in the best of shape for the
Toledo battle and probablj learned his lesson.
Jess did a lot of road work and wore out several sets
of automobile tires while doing it. He held Dempsey
cheaply and realized too Into that he had erred. He prob
ably thought about it while bouncing off the floor in the
first round and decided to do better the next time. His
pride wns hurt, and so was his jaw Therefore he sought
a return match and was n comniodated.
Dempsej's showing against Hill Hrennnn shows thnt
he is not invulnerable. True, he looked overtrained, his
punch lacked the pile-driving effectiveness nnd he seemed
slower, but he won by n knockout in the twelfth round.
It is figured that ft good man could have Inflicted lots of
dnmnge to the champion had he been in lirennnn's place,
nnd perhaps slipped over a surprise.
Therefore, the Wlllard match looms up bigger than
before Jess wns not knocked out. but retired after the
end of the third round He took an awful trimming while
he wns standing up, but evidently has not been convinced
that Dempsey is a better man.
' Jb'SS trninj Jiard, remove some fat from aboic
the ears, he icili have a good chance to staoe a
THE DAYS OF REAL SPORT
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GOOD MANAGER BIG
FACTOR ON DIAMOND
Material, Too, Counts Largely in Success or Failure of
Baseball ClubTy Cobb Will Be
Watched Closely as Leader
Hy GRANTL.AND RICE
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After moom of
Christmas day
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SCHOOLS PREPARE
Standings and Schedules '
of Basketball Leagues ,
FOR TITLE SWIM
KASTI-.IIX LKAOUK
W I. 1" C 'V T. P C.
P-i'.lnir 11 1 S13 Omtn 1 12 330
Trmton 12 4 T.'.O Phil . 4 12 250
Vrntft-n 12 4 7.10 Cot-cVI 3 IS IBS
CAMDEN
APPEARS
READING OBSTACL
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Cirard College and West Phillies
Favorites of Local
Entrants
The scholjstic swimming teams are
preparing for the national interschol
stic championships to be held in the
Tniversltr of I'ennsvlvanla pool just
two weeks from next Saturriij . Three
weeks is a hort time to put on the
finish, ng touches The holidays break
r.p the usual routine work mapped out
for the candidates
tiirard College swimmer loom up us
strong contenders for th" tit!"- West
Philadelphn High School will also have
1 strong team entered. I,aw rencevllle
High School. Tome Insttfite and other
big i astern high ami preparatory school
teams will participate Central High.
Sout'irn irthcnt and Krankford are
not verv strong in aquatic sports and
tre not cimifed i.tui to figure to any
eztent in thU event
St Luke's Si honl is l, iiiully well rep
rfse'ited and will t r watching tier
eantown High will have a teim en
tered Th" West I'billirs and (lirard
are favorites s, far its the local schools
arc corcerned West rhiind'-InhiA will
havp a dual meet with c'nnfesvllle High
oa Jsnuarv TJ and with St. Luke's four
davs after the title MenM I,awrenc
vilie. Central Hlg! I'enn Tresh. North
east High ami Cirard are a'l on nt
Phillies schedule
Ambler High' Cagi' .-rhnlule
mb'r High . ""I Vf a ief-an
sur.i'l ".' h.isket'm" p mers -lin venr
and f.ia. h II I'rlai i graduate of
Vm'.le' H ru. looks f-rwiird to a gient
,ensi. The next puine is with I'pper
rrn.- Ilign Sdi.ifl ut Ambler, on
TTrnifir- lit s,nuile"'"i A'lir.gtun, Jen
kint it nnd Narlirt'i are .in the roster
for 10'.' 1 i 'up' in Me'7 e Ho-hards,
John S'hnell. l'ullu e and Doiiglin
re ti.i legulurs I'm .riser is .ilso
mcnagei of the i am IVhcr RI-IimpI
nd lii'luri .ire rl -ulistit'iti's
The Ambler llig p-N are also d
Telopliig ml" a .I'M- '.it with S' id
der and Mi.'?. nrnnl- f'nptnln Ont
fiftii renter Ac .IT -el' center , anil
Manager ii!'r: an. I I-'.-iher. g inrd
Sohstitiiti". ,'i ' .d- II l-lniis. Ileikhr
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THIS WEEK'S SCHEPVUS
T'inUM Trntf.n at Coutesvlll
Tiivlny Ciimfjen at (Jsrmantown
WV.ln'.H'l irhlli,ilflphlri M CamJr.
Th.ir.laj llrn.llni; ut Trnton
S-iturfjAy 41rm.ntmTH at I'hllort.-lrhla
Cout'vlUe ot KfH'Mnir
AMF.niCAN uvni'i:
w i. rf w i.
Pnut W il n 1 fifO ftflth Club 2 4
Hancoik 4 J WIT Knrood 2 4
N'at'vttv 4 -i nn7 Ixiiran 2 4
3 P H A 3 a .'.00 Olrard 1 '.
THIH WEEK'S S.l'HEIL'U:
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Wi'ilripmlfty NtMtv a Kmuuo.l
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MAN'l rVCTVKEK'S CI.VU
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THIS WEEK Si-IIEIVI.E
C.EUJIANTOWN ATHLETIC IXtlilK
W I. lr W I. PC
Trln Iuth 7 1 sTT 31 Pr. sb 5 1 '.On
Jnrp 7 3 TOO fnv. Prs 4 " 144
t"t M 1 1 '"IT Wnkr-llfM 2 s 200
: Palln I (1 .1 MO Wilt Slilr I 7 121
THIS WEEK S .SCHEDULE
Tonlirht 'V-nts'il vs Station Misilon
''ovennt Pri.sbiiTlMi Trtnitv I.utherin
IIIIOniEKIIOOOD I.KVni'E
GLASSMAN'S STABLE
WINS XMAS BATTLES
BAPTIE WILL OPEN
Tendler and Kramer Score Evening Ledger Decisions
Knockouts at Olympia;
Tiplitz Again Trims
Murphy at National
of Christmas Ring Bouts
CE-RACING SEASON
OI.YMPIA Lew Tendler stoisii Chirk
Hlinlri, hrirntli! Dtinny Kramer knmkl out
.Inlinin s0urlc, tlilnli Al .Mm I'll en from
Juhnm Mcillji Alio Atlell OnliMiln put
Tnmiiit Murrm la slrvp. Itllu Jlmmr Slllll
iiiii sh tiled lluliliy llnrrett.
1I0NI, .loe Tlplllz il'fe.itnl .Ilmm
Vltiri'h'l Joe ,)nckion won fnun ouiur Tom
Mi.irkoi .loo .Nelson oiitfimitlit Jliiuio
Meiiiln, l'nii UnKiin drim ulih Dirlo Cn
imr. oimir .Vllckvy stupiwl Snllor 1 Ilurith),
llilnl
l DITtlUIt'M Hoi O'Donncll won from
llmiii) .lorihint Al Fox kiioi-knl mil ,IirK
Mhlle, llrsli Tottehey Diurun drew with
Dinnj lltirplui Frank '"mllli almmisl Joe
Klih. fuiirtlu Kid Unit outsluKicril Kalph
lt.l lllllllll.
MI1IK1V Itnttllne Murray won from
Hunk Irdutrriu Mike Crnlell outpointed Joe
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., .... . .. . , joonst ,ioe ,-,.rnciT iiPiemi'ii ,i.h- i,,-,,i. .,...
stlc competition, and the only rensnn ' n,t,i, nniint iiin,,i vonnt TrrrT .Me-
he wasn't nresented with more uroli. I "i',iu Iridic Dcmpe and Jar O'J'onnor
lie wnsn i prisennu Willi more Pu- (ri. , ,unimr rmrhnl w illMimillflrd for
abl was because he had only n trio of .st.illlnir intnlniit Eddie Ileiolrr. -eroml.
ill I -m mm iiiiru ,i vif .'.... ".,..,'
T. MURRAY STOPPEDl
11 LOl'IS II. .IAKFK
KRIS Kringle was exceedingly good
to l'hll (ilassmnn on bis snow less
sleigh sprint through Philadelphia on
Hnturiiav l'hll found three victories
in hi boxing bag as a result of local
hlj stable on exhibition.
Lew Tendler. Danny Kramer and Joe
Tiplitz carried the Classman colors to
the fore in pugilistic array on Christmas
afternoon. Lew was credited with n
seven-round technical knockout, Kra
mer stowed away his foe in the third
and "Yusil" won handily In eight
scheduled rounds. In other wotds.
WmiIHi I'ntul Vonnf ll.ifeitfll l'ltl I llll
Itl.MMMi Allcntnwn Iliindre won fron;
Toimin .I.imlnont Jllko I'uulson sluppis
.lolinin MkI, llfllil YimnT l.wiuinl sliudeil
Ilinnt (,rli-rHi Ieo Htalil liont llke Iluwelll
Kid Mherts dcfeiitrd Tomnu ( ure.
MA MIKK l'hll lllooin knatknl out 11
dle (Mirniiin. Ilrsli iiium smith soimiI
l'lnkj llrnwn, third! lldclln Mhlte put Joe
Mme to slixp, llftlu Sum Moshuri; niilrlniisril
I'iiiiI IklwuriNi Heil Monrue stnpiinl isntuni7
Voci'l sriPiithi Snmiii) Stone stoweil wu
(irorci' I-owls, nfthi Jiw !! unil Johnnj
Hnrt drew. ...
ATI. IM'IC CITY Iild lrom knnrked mil
s.iiii.r uuilniiis. tlrsti iiiuiic nine run
Meets Baker in New York To
night Phila. Girls' Hockey
Team Plays Gotham Here
Skeeters Still Have Chance to
Tie Up Bears in Eastern
League First Half
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113 The Camden Knstern League cham
lr: piniis loom on the basketball horizon
thii morning as the most dnngerous
contenders of the Reading leaders. The
l Hears trom Ilerks county now have n
r full game advantage over their Jersey
una I rivals, Trenton nnd Camden. The
in.7 Skeeters from ncross the rner are ploy-
000 ing the best bull in the leueue desnlto
the nppnrent one-sided victorv of
Reading over Trenton in the Christmas
Dio game.
Camden has a touring machine that
Is liable to break loose at any minute
and swamp the grentist defensive ag
gregation ever gotten together. This
i"! wns demonstrated hist Wednesday eve.
is2 .,, .,, .t, ... ..., .,
iiiuk "I- me niiuiir wnen iiermiiniown
nllowed them but a single field goal it.
the hrst twentj minutes, and that the
result of nn incident.
Hut Rill Kenriedv's team staged a
comeback and ufter talljing but
ii single basket in the first ten minutes
of the fecund half they rallied nnd
swept the Suburbanites off their feet.
Olassmtin's cloxenien won at n unit of
1 full) nn.l i,.nn.l Vtinnllnnlil nt ,1 (IttT S tIl-l
clip.
temunr mm ixjiiiiut ipuc uvit uii-ir . , - .... . "V.i" ..... th
nuletus clouts. resnectivel . over Chick Km,,K,u "" "'" """"
Simler, a real tough guy from Hcrnntoii, i
and Johnny Solsberg. of Rrnnkljn, ui Wlll, m , limited contest from Young
the Oljmpin Club, while Tiplit's vie- Toin Shr,ike It was a rough battle
tory was gained at the National Club i throughout, with sen ncc entirely con
over ,limm Murphy. It was the thiul . Mpiruoiis b its absence. The welter-Murph-Tip
set-to staged at the K!ecnth weight walloped, sluggid and imlled
each other around the ting witu net-
The ice speed racing Keason opens
tonight. Xorvnl Ilaptic, world's pro
fessional champion, who now represents
this city in all intercity rnces, will
moke his first start of the jear against
Don linker, n former nntional chum
Iiion, in New York this evening.
The girls' all-I'hlladelphin Ice hockey
tiaiu will engage in its first intercit
match tomorrow night when Miss
Margarettn Sharpless will lead lier
team ngniust an all-star New York
cast. The game will be plajed at the
Ice l'aluce and hostilities will start
nt S o'clock.
St. Nicholas, made famous by the
late Ilobey linker, will be seen here
in n return game against the Quaker
Cltj team on Thursdnj night. Captain
Von Hcrniuth expects to put n more
seasoned team on the ice In this battle.
Kddle Hill probablj will have it few
new fnces to present against the fnht
Vew York aeerecation
Miss Lisle Muller, one of the best
amateur skuters in the Last, will cap
tain the New York girls' hockey team
:l,i i.inul In ihlrtr-nnen sMonds, ' l.i.t-., finnnrmw. Miss Violet Frees nnd
tlr.t: stiw Morris drew with Klil I Amir IWIi jjj Mildred Springer, members of the
aiUK.i.inn i''Virt.ltanVi.lmmon,1ij.,1ftin cast. nr famous skaters nnd lee
hockey pin j its.
THE appointment of Ty Cobb an man
ager of Detroit's bnllplnylng Tigers
has brought up the old argument as to
which counts moot in the making of
a machine the manager or the ma
terial.
Hoth. of course, figure largely or
entirely In the final result.
Hut can n good, hustling mnnager,
with ordlnnrj material, get ns forns
n poor innnngcr with good material;
IN THK long run, the good mannger
Is, of course, the main foundation for
success. For being n good manager,
with n little luck, it will then be his
business to buy or find the winning
types needed to give him a successful
machine. Cleveland last senson, with
n poor manager, wouldn't have got
anywhere. Trls Speaker's personal
leadership nnd inspiration were big fac
tors in the tenm's championship suc
cess, where an ordinary nmnnger would
have been lucky to finish third.
WHEN Jennings stepped in ns lender
of the Tiger team In 1IH17 he took
over n ball club that had finished sixth
the venr before. The material was there,
but 'it had been badly directed, nnd the
men. having lost nil Interest In a
hustling game, had slumped badly. But
llughey dashed into the program with
his whirlwind methods, lifted his club
from the rut nnd won three pennnnti
in n row.
THIS font clearly established Jen
nings' ability to handle and lend
nAA.i mniiii- n ir nroven iiir case us
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n nrst-ciass icauer. urn iiiu-r n"
winnlng mucliluc hud crumpled up
llughev wns never able to put another
winner together. He made threatening
gestures on several occasions, but nevee
quite broke through. There was proof
here that he could lend good material
better than he could locute and develop
material in the raw.
.iimiui, uuing on inicneiH. imve botl
been wonders at developing ami banffi.
pitchers, whether they were joungttr
or veterans. This iibllity has been .
big nil all nlong the trail. "n
BOTH Bobby nn.l l'nt have both befa
exceptional lenders nt im.jn.
cast-offs. This Is onu of the Hnnl tin
offs ns to managerial greatness. ti.'.I
took men who had been cast ovc-bonr,!
fin IttinlflllU lit t tin I tit nam ........ . 'U
as useless by other managers and n
working with renewed pep h.
had them
a winning tribe
WS
street nrenn since thanksgiving I)n
and the verdict was the .snme, only Joe
knocked down .lieins three times,
which was two bitter than in their last
meeting and once more than in their
slugfest on Turkej Day.
Tendler Pinch Punches
ee rriink MrCrnckfii Kent busy scna
rating them trom clinches. Jackson's
punches, being harder nml more often,
weic more effective so that he was en
titled to a win
Joe Nelson and .Tinimj Mendo put on
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The opposition of Tendler nguinst i an interesting matili. wim nonois auoui
Simler was virtually of the eleventh- even tor four rounds ; then the fnimer s
hour varietv. Meunj Leonard orlginnllj aggiesMM'in s mid mote telling punches
was scheduled to be the one to wallop, enahh d him to biee.e thiougli to a vic
Slmler, but it wns learned on Fiidaj I tin J N Non was handled by .Mite
that the champion wns sick and would be Smith m this Unit.
unuble to take on the Scranton uitrJ Sol it'Donnell, of r.iirinoiiut, and
Tendler was agreed upon as u sah-ti- i Unttling Muiraj, of Southwark, wete
Ice hockey has started in the high
schools heie. It remained for est
Philadelphia to be the first to tuke to the
ice. Twenty men reported for two prac
tices lust week.
E THEN come to the mystery of
oniili. Mack. Connie took on
voungsters nnd erratic actors nnd made
them plnv ball. Then, after his pen
nant mnchine of 100." had collapsed
nnd gone to dust, he stepped out upon
the highways and built up another
within three years. By 1010 he had
one of the grentest machines In the
game nt work. In 1!H Mock decided
to break up this combination, hut for
six venr.s he not only hns been unable
to erect nnother ilng winner, but hns
not been able to emerge from Inst place.
McflBAW began to prove back around
11)03 thnt he could bundle men.
Having a big bankioll to work with
nnd n Keen eje for talent, he wns ulso
able to keep n strong inuchine on the
tiling line.
YOl'lt I'ncle Wllbert Hobinson, of
Brooklyn, is one of the greatest
combination managers in the trade.
Bobby begnn to prove jears ngo that
MOBAX won a pennant with the
Phillies in 1015. came within ,
game or two of winning nnother In mm
and then hi 10111, ns lender of the lUd.
gave Cincinnati her first pennant ft
fifty years. Pat. Just ns Bobby h.d
done, proved that he could not only hit
men, hut could build up raw material
nnd lift has-beens out of the rut.
SPEAKEU has never had a chance to
far to show what ho can do in tt.
way of rebuilding a broken-down club
There Is no question ns to hi nblllti
with fnlr or good mnterinl at hand. t
until this team beglnR to crumble i
he be tested nlong the other line n,
that test hU final ranking ns a um'nartr
will be shown in full.
COBB still has both cases to prort
Ty will start out with a bad bali
club, so he will linve on early chnnee Is
prove himself both ways tt.s n. lead
of men and ns a developer or dlscovrrf
of raw material. He may prove tbi
lirst case, hut lie will have more troubl
lib IIIU IttlllT JUU.
WITH the wlltc" Hot dismmtfcd
there arc only two hard elubi to
stop next venr. the name being Clftt
land nnd New York. If Ty con step on
the gas nnd inject nn clement of dash
Into his plntoon he hns n fnlr chance f
finishing in third nlnce. without any
remnrkoble effort. He will not hurt h
fllllip lo nnv evtetlt If lin nnn a,il l.i.
Ills old stride nnd lead the league ngnln I
nneaker won nmny n game for the In
dinns by his sensational fielding nni
heavy hitting. Cobb, batting nrnunj
,100, will be n more inspiring qiinlitr
thnn Cobb bntting nrniind .,120 It j
easier to follow the lVader who Is htui
Ing the entire pack.
AFTEB n ball club has skidded i
trllle there is a greot tendency
through the grind of u six months' ram
liign to take life ensy and plnj for th
jinjroll only. The manager who enn
keep his men on top of their tors li
nlwnys n fnc'tor in the rncc. The Cobb
experiment will be one of the most In
tcrestlng of many seasons .fust tn nee
what the game's grentest ball player
can do on the other side of the game's
big job.
Copirlaht, 1010. All rlahtt rrtr-r&
Flelaher Five Has Open Date
The rielnhpp Yorn lnketbftll team.
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hi- mun. uo. nu ilu ......... u,. ..h,.t- nn ,.Brn, ni,0 to piny inJopfmlrnt tir
nblc personality that nlwilts got lor-nlf . it.oih In m nut of the r'ty Mannrfor VMi
III addition to this the old Oriole stnr I'U.k would like to heir from flr.t-cijM
also proved that he could spot n coming ftrT nAWini" "xT-n'tTsu'ih "ITn"
stnr seierui leagues nwaj, anil once trets Dates are dwn rnr jiorru r.Mt
having tliis youngster nt hand ho could Pouh Wt rhl.w i.i.iii v M C A ijmj.
iron out the kinks. Bobhj nnd l'nt ",MlJJ?d' Capn MM Rn'1 0,hrr out!
0 l nno m Ar !. i 1
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llacis Still I'ntli-cldwl
tute at -1 .."() o'clock on the afti moon
liefi.re the bout.
Nevertheless, the short notice did not
hamper Tendler from ndiniuistuiu'; a
vicious troenclng to Simler, without
doubt one of the toughest birds ( ver
seen in a locul ring. Tendler shim
bnnited Simler all over the iing for
half a dozen rounds. He beat thi
stuter around the body like t
boxer ever has been beaten befme Lew
lambasted Chick around the In ad with
a fusillade of fists that would have
lceeltd over almost any opponent Yet
Simler. although rockj. swaggering,
1II7.ZJ and staggering, Huccevdul in kn-p-ing
upon his feet.
Simler ns being btnti n iiihuinnnly.
K .li.lt) t
Mi tui 10 is in the lespective still' mini-
lin- at the Auditoiium and Cnmbriu
Clubs, i,i ie mntiiiies also were put on. 1
O'lioiimll defintiil Jimmy Jorilau. of,
Pittshuigh 111 eight rounds, while Mur- 1
lii.v cniiii thiougli mi tup against Hani. 1
Mctiovitu in an eight-iounder.
"'"nr CUT HARVARD HOCKEY
SQUAD DOWN TO 24'
'to he phued and with 11 full triune nil-
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The prhi du!e f 'l'"Vs
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Jiiu.iry 1.1 L'yp- Durliy II u.
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Junim-i !4--s..jl !.- Hisr ot
kn.ii' Is J.'nk M wr Illr .it
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Nortlic.ist to Piay Alumni
Nnrihetist II gh s n'culnrs will en
rage iu -ii' in. u irn.g 'he li.ilidajs
On Wed.H'sdm iti ruing they me. t n
team 'I allium, p'ujir isunposeil of a
U'lmber ..I cl'i.' stars It Is the
Ni'itlniist ti ut hi ll'l chniupliins of
tb ' citj dn Tii' ii'itu tiri lieiie B'i've.
ifuai.! I .in the lafavf." wir-itv nln is
I'ntitnin . Si line iter "f the Swurthinore
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l'Hii.v. (ill iuii 1. 1: voir.
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NEW END FOR TROOPERS
football '1'i.nl II
Teuiiili' I tin ei sit
wore, r.ud White,
fuotball team
r i lie
'a i (
of the
;.)!,'. imw at
, if Svvaith
Mivarthmoie
Warns Daakotball Teams
IMItmrirli 1" -" II i k . '
k.. t l.trntn .I.iuM lit ' i 1. '
JLiuiimr Ai'i.i'tu fin n
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t-KUlntt ne1-! nir ti'Mils mil'
;sM'inul no m I 'i
uur l 'V i II . I ' . .
lit hr a.'i tt" ' '" l,,B 'ii '
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t v.ino
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let fill rhnni t.i con the initial honors
But thopr that study the hituatimi crit
icallj i nirit to the fact thut the Bears
must i.h 1 1 Tn ntun unil Camden on
alien fen .r
Bend ng deflated Camden last tine
at the rr..i-, but the (haunlons will
enter tl..' final game, one week froti.
Wt diii's.) ii, dti'ided favorites The
Bending iriitiiHgi'iuent has nlreud) up
plnd for n block of .100 sents for the
looters that will nccompaiij the team
Ttmt'n with Kearns nnd Barlow on
tl.' iiijiired list, uppear out of the race
'lie' sudden brace in the locals' nlnv-
1 ing is a uiiisolntion to the Philadelphia
fin- Hoth Philadelphia nnd (ienr.an
, t...Mi plujed unproved ball last week
, nn 1 there is im telling what may hap
1 h t. lln i if the three teams wlieli
tl e meet the locul eiitriea in the clos
t.g two weeks
"I.lttlo iA'.ignes" Kntl Half
I 'i' tiist hnlf pennants in the little
,.gil,h ' are hllieilllled to end with the
I l.iMiig of this Weill's games This v. ill
(to urn ill the Aii.eriian League, accord -
i4 I" the plans of the schedule makers
First Squadron Has Hasty in Line- ("' "s' , -" ha- the flag nlreudv won,
. . , . . .a- the) have cmlj to defeat (ilrard in
Up at Armory Game Tonight ,,,,,.., ,, t,,t , g,.t t)l(. .,,
Jim HtiHt.v hIi. bee aim fnf - "i i uiel this shouhl not lie a diiHiult task
l'i iitbiill p'mer on tie Wi-.,uickon 'I i.'t' look-, to b a plu.v -oft tiecs
.ana. ks elev-.. will he at left end for KlM '"'"' n""""1! ,,,r"1 N,,"'lt' f"r
,. . w. , , . . . i p.. '..nd i .mors I he Kit limund Cub has
ti.e lnsr Niunrlrnn footh.ill team f. .,,, ,.,, wlth u ,, nftBr hU).
night in the clush with Mount Airy I t!.i firs; k,ii,U' bv a singn- point and
Th" contest will he staged nt the First ' t i" -eioiid ntie to Post lilt bj thru
I'eni.sjluinui Cavalry Art, or Thirtv-, l"""1- ativit i- phijing one ,f the
i . . i i . i.e-t games of ii it v ti an, in the citv
pi'iond strict and Luneaster avenue i ...iV. ,. , i, , . ,
llahhMii and l'obsnn njipenr ilniimeii
Ait..- t!. .l'hll game tomyl t there , , t m ii pin -olT for the lirst hnlf
will be n donre giM'ti on the b.iskethall j rii , ttll ,aiiufa turers' League
1,",,,,; .. , . , ... .,, Jn. tlej -cr" .l.adlo-ked and will n, nil
Ji I irst .s iiia. t-oii will be without I .,,,,.i.,i . t, ,,-, that wi.j An eve.
the serenes of hullUlc Ml.'. . ., ,,, ,., .,, 1(lttill ,,
u injured in on. o the re. ...it g.it,,.- ,)(iIiMiiIl , ,lir,,.m, ,, lltlwn
llp jfid. '- vim ii, - uir.' o o . 'i.i' i.
h" other men in the bncktield for the
oopers wil' he Poppert 1,'lUi n .'lllil
i 'ook luck Supplee and P.ct Bllej will
. r tinkle! Sin..ld"l and Swiiu.
u'l.'iji. Carlisle center and W'oll wil.
ut light en 1
Wells to Captain Clarkson
. i.u h. tin. irninii nni i in.
Of course, thire are but four cames.iinn. n . hniice The Scranton i i.m re-
... ... ....- ..
fused to .put, no sign of a time came
trom Ins corner, so it wns up to the
referee to use his own Judgnu ut ull of
which Slim Brennun did inimitably.
Shortlv lift, r the seventh until opened
and T. i dl r had coune. ted with a ter
ritic p'Hi" h
in the body and nnother to
the head. Slim stepped Mtween tne
boxers, vvuvid Tendler nwu mid es
corted Simler to his corner
SohtriTg Counted Out
Kramer's knockout vii t. m came bj i
ua of the usual teti--i . ..nd route
After giving Solsberg a t'rrltic bodj
b. iiting, s. in ing u eountliH- knockdown I
in the sec olid round. Iht-nj toppled thej
HrooUvnlte in the third While Bren-
nan wan tolling over tin fallen Mo'sberg
tne latter got to his ki but did not
regain his feet until iilt.r the referee
had counted ten
Another knoi'kout d iring the after- ,
m.on nt tin- Olvmpiu a up reall.v the
surprise of the foni shows hi hi h"ie
This mine when Ah. ttell C.olilstein
-towed nwaj Tniiiii .Murray in tin
tilth roiniil, ufter the t iiner had shown
to advantage through . it the fracas
liiddsteiii halls lion. ew York und Is
tiling groomed h H'i lie Lewis Al ic
III.. lis UKI' III'' I"' 'is !). -11
SportSllllllishlp 'Hi be deiliolistril u
in the i Ing up i" ns in nn.v "tl cr
sp.nt and Al M i !. of Sunntoii Is
being vote'l iniiiiiHiii si o puirons
I Skaters Ordered Back to Cambridge
for Practice on Wedneaday
I Cambridge, .Miuss., Dec 27. Captain!
IM. Bigeb w will not allow the holidajM
j to illicit n with the woik of till' llai-l
I vnid ii' ho. k" tuim He has cut the
sipiad to twentj four I and has or
iU'i.ii tii.'in to report uach neiu ior pi.iv-
tiie Ueiliie-daj. It is expected that the
Boston ar.'iiu will be readv b.v the' hist
of the ear and all of the CiinisonN
home games will be staged there.
J 'ail Breaks Record Over
California Auto Track
It.ilieislleld. Calif., Dec. ''('.. Iru
Vail biol.e the world's uutomobile!
rn. .ng ic mil on the) one-mile elirt
tr.uk here vesU'rduj, In winning
what wits billed as "the dirt -truck
woihl . hniiipioiiship" from Boscoe
Siiil'-s ami IMtlle He nriie
eiil s tune was 1 'Js, s nmj rj.-,,
'I'll foiiiier ii'ioid was I 'J!) 1", es-tiifili-ht.il
last ear b.v LddiL Ileuriio,
at Phoenix. An
Potsdam N V
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Lett II
1 1 t
would tu the cupuilli "f the) laigest
hull Hi tin 'it.,
Colc.itc Five to Invade Nebraska
II. i Ilu. ii. I". .'7 e'eilKHl. i. -ri ita
. n! li i i tr .m I . v.iirrn ic v,.i .- at.
, I'.ir.jo '" .,lar'.in liv. i.i.iiii4 iv)
I .i'i n h h ll... t'nU.-rHtv. ..f ' l.r.'ipk.,
ir 1 f tel '' " ' s rrp." qulnletp i . itiite
i I in .Ie i u N' V' l.i Juuni tltli r l f.oe or
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iviii .'in i r lie. uoJ lUc .No
III I iv .. II '
the nivinpin a
Murph) had p.
.lohimy Meal) -the
iipstflter i.'
eh lphliin on tne
the ii'iiiiilmb r i
directed his ntt
This was will,
crowd, who i he. i
it the finish
J.u'hson l'i tt t oi
A hnttle i" th
put on as a .
Murph) lie'.' i
when Joe- Jin l.-"i
.i g ilnr gu Att r
. I ii deep cut "id
v. in the tt f t it H. mil
-. 1 to hit the PI, .III
I uniigiil optic il inug
the match Muiph)
to Mealy's bmh
niiprnviil of the hlh
. 'I t e visitor roundl)
i anil tear M lie was
,. In, al to the '1 ii iti I
tin Nation il C ill),
, no is a p.ipu now
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