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H CHARLEY COMISKEY DIDN'T GIVE ANY SOX AWAY AS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS THIS YEAR
GOLF RECORDS BROKEN
IN 1920 LOCALSEASON
Several Links Marks Lowered, Tourney Lists Fattened
and Quaker Players Put City on Links
Map Generally Piatt Headliner
Hy SANDY
tiitt'itui up I
mur:ilK..fdiniilri lie nntif
X for the rdmMnl when tlio stntPinPtit
mnili tlmt the pnon ID'JO vaw Rolfs
best yrnr In Amcrlrit. Then linsn't
j,prn n vnr niiiolidlkc It. for lerrtilN to
the punt, for money rxprnded In rliilix
And rimr-M'K. for Intrrtintloiml cnnipctl
tlnn, ninl for rountry;vliti entrance in
toUfWllllMlt
l'htlndflpliin shared In tin Konr-ral
prosperity. TtiliiRs wont h-IwoiiiIiir lit'ie
In tlio KPiisnn now defunct and nny kind
of n proplieey Rfii't nt
this' time for
npTt jenr.
l'eoord entry lifts for the tmirnn
metiti lierenlioutK were the rule, rntlier
thnn the exception; several coiiincm of
rlmmplon-lilp enllher were lidded or
promlsPil for the future plners; clubs
fflttcned nlorloudly In membership tip
nllrntlon. nnd loeul stars did n -plenty
to put the city on the Rolf mnp.
For the purpose of keeping u record
of the piny In riillnilelphln u resume
him lteon mnde. nnd Is submitted ns u
clinpter of golf history.
Piiluirhnn Gnmes
The lirst event was the club event
for the suburban tciim cup. Nineteen
clulii entered nnd the nffnlr was plnyed
In five division. Tile live winners of
then division round-robins to enter the
hMiilflnnli were Ilnln (A), North Hills
(II), Aronlinlnk (('), Stenton U. anil
Woodbury (IC).
Arniilmlnl.'H win over both Stenton
and the then chnmploii Woodbury
teams, placed this club in the filial
with North Hills, which defeated Uala.
North Hills won the clinmpionshlp ovci
AronlmlnU by the count of 10 to (i:)i
points. The KiIrc Hill HKKrcmttloti
wns particularly stroiiR with .1. W.
l'lntt, W. .1. I'lntt, Edward Styles und
others, though Aroniinlnk mnde It a
buttle with Paul Tewksbury mill Walter
'(". nnliW tending off.
Meantime the .Joseph Henry I'ntter
Mia Memorial Cup contest lit the I'hll
adelphlii Cricket Club was held. This
was one of the two individual local
tonrnes Max Mnrston entered, since
this to"urnc is partly to qualify for the
interrhib championship later. Marston
led his teammates and the Held nt the
rnd of the thirty-six holes. .1. Wood
l'lntt was second.
At Merlon. Marxian other local
niti'.i nside from the intcrclub, l'lntt
cieii'i'il the count.
ri.ilt .Stands Out
Indeed, in a .summary of the local
pen-on. Pl.itt's name stands out
miueine for the simple icii-on that ho
won eight tournaments, wns ruiinrr
up in four and won the medal in live
fM'iits, two of his winning cards being
cmir-e records lu competition.
His win of the Philadelphia chum
T, inn. hin and his showing at the na
tional tills ear alone stump him ns one
..f the best players the city hns ever
prodi 1 in the aninteiir rank.
His first triumph wns in the highly
.ice-sfiil North Hills Invitntion tourney
which brought out a large and verj
ilusj Hold, l'latt won the medal and
lode' over two star contenders, Kd
Chin v and (ieorge IlnfTucr. to win the
fuials al-o. Tout's ninrgln over IIotT
iiit in the diivvnpour of the final round
was 'J to 1.
The open chninpionship of the Phila
delphi.i district was slight l dlsap
I'oiiitiiig In point of nttemlanee, since
Me poises hud been increased, but the
jilav wns fust. r'l-unl. MeNnnmrn.
CIhti-v Valle.v. won the title with a
urd of 2!M for the xcvciit. -two holes.
It was the first tournament win for the
lirot'n-i of the famous Tom McNuutara.
Iltheis to lijiish well up weie (ieorge
1'roiheriiighniii. 2!i!t;. Pat O'llttra. .toil;
Tom MiNiiiiiiira. Illltl ; Clarence Hack
not. :;i).'l ; I'l'id .Mel. cod. HOI; Charles
llolTner. Hull; And. Campbell. .'.OS;
Jinni,. Thomson. JUKI, mid W. I). Hob
Inson. .".11.
Mniirln Uisley started one of his
bet s,"isiuis b) c'eiiuing up both the
nmilnl and the linals of a very fast
Plirlug tournament nt Atlantic Clt.v.
(ardner Shines
Tin most brilliant Held in local Invi
tation toiirne.vs pmliabl.v was in the nil -i
n.il I..vnueood Hall touiuiiuicut at
II intiiigilou Valle.v. It diew national
Mar- of many districts and of these W.
II (i.uducr. Ituffulo Count i y Club,
pious! the main attr.ictlon.
He not only won the mclal with it
nnd of 117. but his final round was u
(V.I which luiike the cniirc record.
A feature wax the fact that Iteggie
Lewis, (lieenwlch. who was later to
carrj Chick I'vims to tin forty-lirt
hole in the nntiouul and almost elimi
liali tli.it personage, had to pluv off to
' lu the Lynucwood first llight. It
wn. leminlsceiit nt I Mm I lei ran, who
beaten In the second flight of this
vent the jcur he won the national
ani.i.iiisli.
Among other 1'lilliidelphiuiis who
'I'liilitii'd were Plntt. MniMon. Cecil
i'h vert, Clayton Iugr.iham. 11. I.
" , Hugh Wilhiughhv. Pat (irant
mid Nornuin Mnwvell. (larduer sjione
in the match pln.v ii1m Iiv heating
Miistun, 1 up, '2'J hull's, and later lu
onrrjing .1. S. Denn. Prlnii'ton cap
tain chiiinpioii, to the tvvent.v -first hole
tefoie losing.
(ieorge V. llotllll, ox-Teusi lllllliploll,
won the cup hj beating Dean in the
fouls. 1 ninl Ii. Iloraie rri.uclnt beat
Alei Coles in the final imiml of the
h mil sKteen.
The following tlu.v llotnn won the
iliiiingtoii ini'ilul with a Til, hut lost
i" (iiirdner In the hitter's thiid extra
1' le mntili of a gala week. (Inidncr
' ''steil llotan. 1 up, twenty holes, but
1 -t the linals to Sidney Scott, Yule.
-'mull.
N'ott bent IMdle Stvles that morning
'ii the semihnala to advunie.
(mlfiTs nine I
flu' dinner toiiniiiinriit u iin griiud
a ever It was plnjed nt Iliintiiigdou
nU and Philmonl lllchanl Ileuiiett.
Aiouiuiiiik, won the thilt.v-sK hole-i i
v at of Class A with 17I! strohes, nud
I I'd Knight flume at eighteen with i
III! Ml
. ' W Plntt won the Fiidolyn mled
foursomes event, paired with Mrs. M.
jt Smith, at Philniont. with .'I7-II-7.V
Plnl Curson and Miss Kntliei ine Tcn
' ( Met inn finished with T.'l net. in an
''iioiiuous Held, which contained most
I'M ho host ilii.veis of the district.
The pluv for the Philadelphia iiina
''ir chuuiplouship luul one of the fash st
hlds of Us history. The ipiiilifviu;
I'onnl was changed to rightocii holes
"ilh the lirst round the .sumo nlleiiinoii
"i'l the finals extended to thirtj -M
holes
The arrangement wiin not sutlsfnetorv
p all those who phi cd. Some ipresed
the opluiiiu thnt the event had gained
'"W lliipnrtliuce bemuse of the class of
Idiijeiu in the district, and that the
'Umlifjlng round Miouhl he thlitv-si
bolus next year to ipinlil'y thirt.v -two
"nd n thirty -six hoh s linnl.
Ihi medal last jear wis won by Fred
'V,K't nfter a plu.v -off with Paul
Icvvltshurj Thov both scoicd "S to
qualifv, '1(, inrnKH s,iw nenrl.v all
hi the hot players lu the lower bincket
l"l it vvus thiuugh this test thut .
MrNIWjTCK
Wood l'lnlt e
tllorirctl trtllimitintit In (tin
chnmplnnshi).
In the upper hrncket Maurice Hlslev
defeated Hmo'd McParlaml : Hoiac'e
I murine defented I'rc.l Knight; I'M
t latey ihfeated Heihert 11. Newton; L.
M. ashhurn defeated C. C. Ingrahaui.
and In the lower. Pat Crant defeated
,-- IUggilis: Platt defeated Iteynolds;
I ofTner dleated .1. .1. Hcadle. nnd Paul
Tewksbury defeated Norman Mnxvvcll.
Ill till' SCCOtlll l'OOMil IV.iiu.Inn I..,nl
JUslcy: Washburn beat Clarey: l'lntt
heat (mint, and Unfiiicr bent Tewks
bury. Great Matih
The lower bracket matches drew the
galleries and the semllltial mutch he
tvveen Hiiffner. the cliniuploii. mid Platt,
main contender, will not soon he for
gotten. It was n grent tribute to the
young tnleut developed In the cltv.
riinugh Hoflner whs out in .'14 he wns
only two ni) on Platt, whose now fam
ous bulhhrj tenacltv kept Mm always at
the champion's heels. A long putt on
the eighteenth for a bird .'I gave l'latt
the match, 1 up.
Their cards were exceptional and fol
low: Horror
Out 4
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In 4
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lound Platt defeated
wide count of S nnd
tie bent Washburn In
(I. after Pram
the sciiilliiin
Plntt proved his right
Inter events.
Hill-Climbing Contest to Be
Staged Under Auspices of
Phila. Motorcycle Club
Motorc.vcllsts of this city and vicinity
will compete in one of the largest nnd
toughest hill -climbing contests ever
stnged In this section of the country
New Year'! afteinoon.
The event is being run .under the
Motorcj do nnd Allied Trades Associa
tion snnctlnn nnd Is being stnged under
the auspices of the Motorcj cle (1ub of
Philadelphia. A long list of entries of
riders using many different makes and
horsepower of machines have sent in
their entr.v blanks and from present in
dicntious the "climb" will be tin big
gest nffnlr in ninny jenrs for the fol
lowers of the "two-wheelers.
The grade upon which the contest
will he held is locntisl on the west side
of the Schuylkill. Those who wish to
run out to the hill will be assembled
nt the club headquarters, llrond vtreet
and Susiiuehauiin avenue, at noon,
guides will lead a body of riders to the
hills. Starting fiom the club at 11 :!!(
squads will be taken to the hill every
half hour.
Among the well-known local riders of
widespread fame, who will compete in
the ovcirt. uic; Hill Arthurs, who will
pilot his big Indian machine up the
grade. .Hmmy Kcennii. the national
endurance champion, on u Hurley, nnd
F.rncst I'e Sinione, on n Kcnding Stnnd
n nl machine, pioinise to make keen
competition in the professional solo
class. There will also be events for
side-car machines, while the amateur
events will be for both olo and side
car machines.
The grade upon which the climb is
to be staged is said to be of about !i."
per cent guide. Hlectric timing devices
will be used. -
NEW YEArTS MARATHON
Business Men of South Street Will
Stage Annual Event
Judging l'v the number of entries
received and from interest displayed by
the local (dubs, the ninth niinual New
Year's I av modltiod mnrathnn run.
given nlinuullj under the nusphes of
tin. South Street liusiness Men's As
sociation on New Year's morning, bids
fair to be the best race held. One hun
dred nnd ten entries lmvo been received
to date, coming from ever.v club in this
cltv in addition to the team coming
from New York, representing the (!len
coi Ath'etic Club, who finished fourth
in tin' national cnniupinusiups nem re
cently. Montague, (he Washington long-ills-tniice
star. i also entered. While
l he Northwest II. ('.. of this citj, has
nleieil twentj -two men in a special
I'ffiut to overtake the strong Meadow -hi
noli Club, which has won this rnce for
the past three .vein's.
The i ace will be run on South street
between Itrond and Flout stieet. stait
iug fiom Starr (linden Recreation
Centre at Sixth and l.oinbaul streets,
and lliilshiug al Fifth ami South streets.
Tin nice will get under vvnv promptly
ut 10::il a. in.
1 Galen Hall Gets Hlgnlns
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I I'hl' "l.-ll hl.i 111. unir profi iiiii.il tn tin.
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Tllden and Johnston Ready for
Opening Clashes at Auck
land, New Zealand
Willlnm T. Tllden. 2d. of the fier
mnntown Cricket Club, and Willlnm M
Johnston. f San Frnnclscn, will begin
plnv tomorrow acalnst the AiMntlnx-
niis on the turf courts nt Atiok-hiiul
New Xen'and. in an effort to win ba"k
the historic lawn tennis trophv, the
Dvvleht F Davis Cup. These matches
which will consist of four slimles and
one double, mark the fifteenth time Hint
the cup has been battled for since its
dountlon to internntionnl lnwn tennis
'n 1?ll)(l by the famous St. l.ouisan.
The cup has been won slv times hv
the Australasians, five times by the
Itriti'h nnd three times hv the Ameri
cans. This year It nppears that the
Americans have the best chance that
they have ever had hecnuso t is virtual
ly certain' that Tllden and Johnston will
o all of the nln.v Inir. mid that imli s
geuernllv consideied hv ever.v lnwn ten
nis expert In the world as 'the premier
rncquct wie'deis of the globe. How
ever. Aiuerhmis have gone to Austrnlia
before very confhleut. only to come
hack henten nnd henteii hndly.
The American team landed in Auck
land on December 1.". and have had
excellent practice ever.v dnv since. Ac
cording to Captain Sam Hnrdv. of the
Ameiicnn team, all of the playeis arc
mi eood slpipc in spite of the dampness
of the climate. He did not stnte thnt
Iilden nnd Johnston would henr the
entire burden, but it is known here
thnt this wns the intention before lenv
Ing. Wntxuii M. Washburn, of New
ork. the fourth inember of the team,
will only be used in case of dire emer
gency. The defending quartette, will prob
nbly be eomposoil of (iernhl Pntterson.
Normnn Hrookcs. R. v. Thomus and
H. O liana Wood. The actual nlign
meiit of plnyers will iot he minouuced
until shortly before the mntches.
Pnttei-son Is the power in the Aus
tralasian tenm plnying u gnme sninc-
wnnr similar to tlint of .Mnurice Mi'
I.nughlin. when tin hitler wns nt the
top of his tennis form. Ilrookes. im
doubtidly one of the greatest plnvurs
of nil times, is well ndvnuced in v'enr.s
from n plnying standpoint and cannot
he expected to carry the burden of two
singles mntches nnd one doubles mutch
in three dujs. If he pnirs with Pnt
terson in doubles he will not uppeur lu
the Mingles, It nuiy be. however, that
m-ooKi's nun laueison win devoie tlieir
cuoits io rue singles ami leave the
doubles contest to Thomas and Wood,
who make a most formidable tenm.
A study of the vast amount of data
which has accumulated in connection
with fourteen jenrs of piny for the
Dnvis Cup shows thnt not including tin.
pielimiuiir.v iniiniN of the 1H20 matches
sixty-eight plnvcrs. icpresenting nine
nations have participated in the play
for the international tennis trophy. Of
this number the Iliitish Klfs has used
eighteen and the I'nitcd States seven
teen. Austrnlnsla is third with ten.
and France, r.elgium mid South Africa
follow with live cncli. All told these
pln.v ers took part in li.'l.'l mnches which
went to u decision nnd one match re
sulted in u tie.
The veteran Iliookes holds the inili
vldunl honois. hnviug been a mcmhi r of
tin Austialasian tenm in eight different
jenrs. Dunn: tais period he pi.ivil
foi t -four mutches, of which he won
thlity-six. The late Anthony Wilding,
n compeer of Ilrookes , who was hiilul
(lining the world war. holds second Illin
ois, for during his seven .vein's of com
petition he plu.vcd thirty-seven mutches,
of which lie won twenty-eight. J. C.
ln.l:i tin Kuclish veteran, ranks third.
wilh tvvent.v -three matches nnd twilve1
victories. W. A. humeri ami M. K.
Mchoiighlin. two outstanding stars of;
Ameriian tennis, are tied with twenf
mutches each. humeri hns u sllghlh
better winning iiverage with tliirteen
victories to Mchoughlln's twelve. The
hitter's defeat of both Wilding and
Iliookes, in 11)11. when the Aiistruhis
inns weie at the height of their court
ciiieer, however, was uniloubterilj the
greatest individual feat in the annals of
intei national tennis.
duslraliasia Is in Lead
in Matches for Davis Cup
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Results of Soccer Games
Played During Wceh'End
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Ituntlmi Soclnl. 1. Kurimi", 0.
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wicst pnii.Ai)i:t.piUA Li'Aiiun
Vlctrlx. 1: llelinont. o
Mulfuril. II. Ui nine 0.
Albion. .1: Victoria 11 C . ..
Aniiarn II. I' . 1 , llclmiir. o.
l'-OfUTII DIVISION
Searm Mcnmrliil forfvlU'il tu Collcce.
llorer Hovers I, Ucl'.iuL 0. s
f'l.fll (!A.Mi:S
B. Rilrtllll 0.
, U inni. i.
Kin -hmsiiiw, u
(Smith 1.
l MIAY
I. St VeronWa. :
' l.n-f.es iib. O
lllliernlans.
C.iinlirlti. 4
Merlon it.
' Dl.iMr. 5;
Anrennlon,
KQ Woull,
Win Over Belmont Virtually i
Clinches Title in West Phila-
delphia League !
Severnl of the local o r tennis !
were idle on Christmas Day. while1
others engaged in exhibition mutches.
Only one league In this city pln.ved its!
legular weekly schedule, that being the i
Allied League. Kven tltt? league failed
to pliiy mi) lirst division matches, I
which resulted in no change In the other
four seen'ons.
The Vii'trix Catholic Club, in the1
West Philadelphia heacue. by defeating'
Itelmont virtual!) climbed the chmu
pionship for that section, although it
still has seveial other games scheduled.
Teams wen idle in the Im1iiti iui and
the Ciiiket heugue on the holiday.
When the present soccer season closes
it is the intention of the New York F.
C. management to icorganize the i lub
nnd form u stock company, following
the same lines under which the niaior
league clubs in (Jrent Hrituin nre con
ducted. The dithVultles encoiintereil in com
peting with dubs and pla.vers connei ted
nnd employed in lnrge corporations hns
compillcd some drastic measures to he
taken to offset this linndlcap.
The management of the New Vorks
has found it a difficult proposition to1
lai-e the funds necessary to secure thoi
sci vnes of talent to put a thoroughly .
conipeleut team on the Held, cupabh of I
lioldiug Its own against combinations
that are principally composed of o-
peiienceil und seasoned foreign impor-
tations. i
With every opportunity of securing,
luirative positions, pla.vers of eiep
tion.il uhilit) naturall) grusp at the op- ;
portiiiiities afforded by tliiowing in their '
li.r with the dubs icpresenting huge
i oi poriitioiis Iteeciitlv roiuhiiinliiins.it'
ut iiiliner nave jiimpcu lino proun
I., nee ill over the custom .tut''s
ays fromNewYork
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Dozen Teams Begin Play Today
in Marathon Event on
Keystone Alleys
At the end of the first two gnmes .
Ilrovvn nnd II. Price were lending with
IlilS in the iiiurathon bowling lonte-t.
which is being staged today at the Ke.v -stotu
Alleys. Kleventh and Audi
streets.
Virtually all of the leading bowlers
of the clt.v begun jilny this morning at
11 :'i() o'clock mull will continue until
1 1 ::( tonight. The contest is being
held under the direction of n committee
of th'.is fiom the (Junker City 1. ensue.
AVilliaui P.rovvn. Jr., Prank II. Wiilihi
nud James Dalton. There nre prizes
for the tu st four tennis us for high
imrage and high single games besides
severnl xl'cclnl plizes.
llelow uie the icsult.s of the first two
gnmes nud the totals:
i r..ini
I A tluoHt P Wnirner 1"" 2"S 3S5
ill I)uiik.oi-(1. Il.illey I.".tl 1 J It. I
A Senior-VV. I)r.-s ITU IP. ,tj
r ltifi-.l. (Iuh l.vi Imi :n.-
S Urcnnill-V. Zlor 'M'- HI' HIT
I VV .MuHiler-J Imlton ... in. JO'' lol
It llmtli-T Smith 173 UT ltd
VV llron-II I'rlie "Iii'i Jl I IJ't
V !'n-V Wiiinlliin.! lsl ls-:im
Carl .In Mnrcu P. lliirrlnn Is" s mj
A Nl'hnliiH.fl Mill llol Hi :i!H
It fiimpbell V Smeilley .. tl!3 1713111
TO DEFEND HIS TITLE
i Johnny Kilbane Will Meet Johnny
Relsler on February
Cleveland, Dec. 27 According to
i advices here Jolinn) Kilbane will do
, fend the fentherw eight championship,
I which he won from Abe Attell on
i Washington's Kirtluluy in Californln
I nine venrs ugo. in .Muriison Sipinre
(nrdeii next I ebrunr) 11.
Johnii) virtually has closed X'gotiu
tlons for n mutch witii Johnti) Iteisler,
of New York, son 'of the well-known
"John the P.nrher." This lnd has been
making gieut strides in tin last few
months, nud is now iiinkeri uj one Df the
best feathers.
Cage Scoring Record
St,r.lf IIH. D,f II" Tllrf'w I IHrt 1 lkit-
ImII c1; p-miM f"r mmihiiI.iiv s vu i
tli rt'u.t of tin- ictim nf riinHtfitrt Il'rfli
hi hunt uit Canuli-n HiRh The ('AnhHtutariH
unti. 11." tu it Tho lUilfalo Orl. h hul.l the
I worlds ri'toiil mart nctir-i' h.mn iKifat.a
Bucknell Gets a Star
Srantc. I' . ii" Mil mill Drum Sr.i-
rui Nmth Mlkh . houl fiottiHll captain f t
I two .f.ii-i anil ha I I an the trr-a't wM no
hoy Hthlfti ih''lop 1 in Ontrnl New nrl-:
In iJvi.Mi.le, will nt.r lluiknell next fall
"Dink1' . Templeton to Coach
Stanford I iiUirU. CiiUf.. Per L'T
"DlnU" T. inp' dm u M the famoun H-h-letes
pr'lui "1 nt .stun foul hn irpn n.irn I
a varsity trtK i h fii thf- coinlnj; Hriif-un
lit wiim u m llilti t 'f the fimM'.ill ttam MiN
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WEST CA THOLIC HAS
STAR IN WM. BLAKE
Basketball Captain Fine
All - Round Athlete.
Quintan's B o ys Have
Chance for Title
LONG SCHEDULE
Hy SI'K'K HAMj
TN WlhhlA.M lihAKF. West i'l
illa-
- ilelphiu Cutliolie High S liool not
onlv has one of the best basketball
pla.vi r- but one of the linist all-round
iithletes in schuhistlc i mill". Illlike is
eighteen jenrs ld, a sonim , nnd is re
gardnl Iiv the members of West Catho
lic's fmnltv as on?' of the best studentx
n siliool. a combination that is ex-
fidliiiglv lure und one which Is llkcl.v
to imiKe llhike ii star in all branches
of college life.
Although p.lake weighs only 14(1
pounds, he phijeri In illiithtl, at half
hiuk tin last year for West Cntholic.
lb is also a "baseball tilavcr on the
school team and has won his letter In
(hue spoits Probablj he would have
won more, but West Cntholic bus had
on'v tliiee mnjor spuria.
llhike fnrincrlv plujeri at forward on
the ba-ketbiill team, but llrother Mi-
ui"l (Jiilnhui. who is imching the
'iiniiti't. dei hied that a better combina
tion would he foinu'd if Illake were
if ted to biiiimI. so this vvn- done, nnd
In nhiveil the defensive liositioli for the
fii s time ajjnin-t Prankford lastThurs-
iv nfteriiooii. when the boys fiom tin
Vo'thenst were trimmed, 1(1 to .'II.
Mcllenry .Shifted
John Mellcniv, who formerl.v plnveri
giinrd. has been sent to forward where
In pla cri u tine game nguinst Frank -foul.
Coach (Juinlnn realized at the begin- ,
ning of the season thut the big weak- I
nos of tin team lnt jenr was the i
failure of his foul shooters. For ex
ample, live games weie lost by West
Catholic last season by the mnrgin .
of one point mid three of these were ,
league games,
lu those live gnmes the lenst number I
of fouls missed wns eight. In one con- ,
test seventeen were mised. With such ;
poor foul shooting us thnt West Cntli- ,
olic did well to win eleven out of the1
twenty games pnv oil. i
Hut this venr, the boys from Forty- I
ninth nnd Chestnut streets will do much I
better beciiiise Coach Quintan started
tin year with the idea of developing u ,
good foul shooter. Down in the base- i
inent of the school, there nre two bas
ketball courts. Neither of them is I
quite lnrge enough to stage regular ,
gnmes, but they nre good i iiougli for I
genet nl pruetiee und foul goals can be
pinctieeil there ns well ns nnv where.
The result has been thnt Mrll'iir.v has
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i unil nlL'ht nliiasi-a Piitnlo-
I'llll. III sINI.ss ( III l.l.i.l.
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IliK I hi'ttniit sj I'hH iilrlnM,
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il" llni.illin nt I'ti.t
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lAtiirns' in it i : i
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Pi-i'vlilf T "tni-n I'luHsh, rrrinll. I, un
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Mis. UllJin.in. Idt llncc ht. I.oi'iiul IU83
UlNTPIt itixmrs.
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l'L'!iA,,.; Eittffli
Our ii'in -pi.?il
liashclball Contosl
for West Catholic
tVft Ciittiiillr li.is nlrpmly lircim thfi
o ikclti:i spuson but nu mure iriitnfN ultl
In' nln.Mil until iiflrr the linllcl.i s. Tin
Riiinm frnin llieii mi lire:
Imiiiiirv I, lliil I'IiIIiiiIfIiiIiIii nt VV i-l
I'lilliiilelnhliii rt. li sp , Wrt ( ntli
)lri IZ, VVe.l ( illmll, nt St. .I.i-i'i'ir..
IB, s.llslillillm nt Vltinllii.'tiili IK, Hi.l
Ciilliiilli' nt Union iln '!. I iiiiie s,
'I Purl llriHnll, Vlil i 20. Wi si (nllinllr
at i llliitimni : Miitonl i.l Hist ilh
otlri 'Js. Wi-,1 ( iillmllc ni It. ('. II. s.i
l-l. .... I ll...., I .(I... II,. .., It... .....!
ouri ,S, O l'. 1 TI1"IIC III IV. . II. s.,;
1'rlirinir.v I. West f itlolli' nt llnvirfnri
-tlosill i. irsi i iiiounr in i.l snip, i,,
St. ,losi-ili' nt Wf-I ( ullinlli'i II, i ili-
sltituini nt i--t ( I'tliolt' i ii. sw irlli "ore
l .. .... , i... . tt
III -win I iwnm -.
been doing excellent work shunting
fllltll the lifteeli foot llllirk III the
l'rankford gimie he tossed tour nut of
five, n winning uveruge
West Cutholie's home Hour wi'l be
Knights of Co nu 'oi Hull 'it 'I mtv
eighth nnd Milthet stieets Seveinl
games, bowever will be plnveri in the
.... ..iiiii. ii .,, , .-ni
f nthnllri in vvrsi iniooiir in irilllMl
a, St. i.oIm- hi vti-st f iithiiiti :n,
TrlnlU. ill Wt f 'tlmlli Mirili 2.
lll.itii'v.i al VVimI Pntliotlri I It ( . II.
s. nt Vrsl (ntliollri S. "-Hiirllininrf nt
Wst f'ntlnilld II. I'nriiltJ n( Uet f iilli.
ollr.
The Pacific Limited recently restored to
6ervice via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway offers a combination of advantages
to the transcontinental traveler.
The fast schedule affords you a daylight arri
val and departure.
Leave Chicago (Union Station) 10:45 a.m.
Arrive San Francisco 8:30 (third morning)
The equipment, replete in every luxury com
prises observation sleeping car, standard
sleeping cars, tourist sleepers, free reclining
chair cars and dining car.
You ride over a double tracked, steel high
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St. Paul, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
Lines.
For reservations and
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T(U KS
TRAVEL SERVICE
A WINTER TRIP under SUMMER SKIES
to
MADEIRA, GIBRALTAR. ALGIERS. MONACO (Ri
viera), NAPLES, ALEXANDRIA (Egypt and the Nile) by
S. S. "tORONIA" of the Cunard Line sailing from New
York, January 15, for a forty-nine-day cruise. FINAL
RESERVATIONS NOW CLOSING. APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
TROPICAL CRUISES u.ltMlltr .w York
Ian. 20. anil Mnr.h U l.y thL S. S. "CALAMAUES"
imd S. S. "L'LUA" "f 'ht Oieat Whit Flcot.
Twenty-thice fla-; nio-t attractivo itineiaiie.s. Send
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EGYPT AND THE NILE , ook xii.k
Sttamii.s will reopt'n - '-v:ie on Jan. 11. Stianii'r will
run throui;hout the -uiMm tu thu first and second
CATARACTS.
CALIFORNIA f.om N'.a- Yoik Ui-o. 3n. Jun. 18,
27 and lati r nclijrhtfi.il iilannod Toil's cniliruomfr
lirnnd (""anyoii, A put he Ti ail. Southern California and
Coa-a Ri'soit-s. Al.so nineti t'n-day cui.-'es from Halti
nio't to I. os Angi'les and "in Franrisru via Piinama
Canal by 1 ixurious Pacific Mai' Steamers: S. S. "C'lha "
.Ian. 10; S. S. "iiolilen State." Teh. 15.
In roniu'Ction with California tiave we ai' 'itrciinu' a
fnsfinatinjr EMetiMnn Tour to HOXOU'I.L'. Twentj
day. Leaiini; San Francisco, Jan. 2(1.
JAAN CHINA PHILIPPINES
Selei t Toiiis f'l.m I'a. tic Coast Jan. 21, F' li. "i, lit, Mch.
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SOUTH AMERICA from w Y,.k Jan.
2t!. Feb. s -iii, i-itin all parts of FAST AND WEST
CO A SIS.
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BERMUDA TOURS Short or extended po
i lods intluhivo iif all expense. Sailings tuici weekly.
Our service leaves you free to enjoy everything that your
travels should mean to jnu. Talk ocr with us your tentative
plans and make resenations now.
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225 SOUTH RROAD STREET (Below Walnut Street)
IMlII.ADri.riUA. PENNSYLVANIA
nt Forty first and Mnutnu
Mtillln OITcnslvf Slur
Plu.v nig with Mcllenrv nl forwnrri Is
Jimmy Mullin. lie is very uccurnte
and is one of the heaviest scorem in the
Cutliolie League. Against I'rnnkfonl
In shot seven field goals. At center
John Do.vle Is Ihoiouglilj nt home Ho
jumps well, plu.v s u good defensive gnlno
nud nt the same time can be counted oil
to do his share of the scoring.
Jim DiFillipo. iill-Cntholle tackle of
HUH. is a spiinrihl anaid. With him
and Captain Hlnke doing the defensivo
work. West Catholic's ihuiicen to come
with n vhtor.v and wrest the IC. of C.
trophy fiom St. Joseph's Prep nre ex
ncrilngl.v bright.
Although tliele is little doing Otlt ot
ilnois nt present, some of the West
Cntholic Iligh bovs ore using the site
of the new field to prnetlee punting
nnd so'ier football. This tract of land,
vvlmh will be put Into shape nt nn enrly
date, is sitiiuteri nt the noithwnst corner
of the old Cinlg property, mi the south
east corner of Fiftieth and Market
streets.
It l likely thnt the old Craig resl
denie. which is between Fiftieth and
Forty -ninth on .Murker rreet, will he
moved Ini'k of rhe school nnd used for
ti clubhouse by the bo.vs
Thirty Ball Games for Syracuse
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