30, m WHEN A TOUCHDOWN IS MADE IN THE ARMORY YOU OUGHT A HEAR THE TAN BARK ITS APPROVAL PHILA. STABLES HA VE TWO TURF CHAMPIONS Riddle's Man 0' War King, of the Flat Racers and Widener's Ducttiste Best Steeplechaser I RIG YEAR ON TRACK THIJ brreilliiR Inilimtry, tlirniiRli the niif'fps of rnr-int In llt'-'O. iitt!iint1 Its lilclio"t murk from Mm lm Andrew Jnrkion with Ajsrii-nln mil mlneil the cnutlirm rlrcnlt until Man ()' nr. n I'lillrtilelphln-owned hnrxp, tlnslied me .,.. III.-,, ncrini the nnl until, ltIiiiiIiil' tlie rndiic w 01 hi lJ lilt iiirnmpiir.iliH fonts mid making nimHimteii him eiiiim Anil title to rliniiiiiiim of nil oilmen nml oris. lint not nlotie on the niitntiiiiilliii: (rntH of the "khiR" ilo the tlinroiiKli broil nihniipeineiiti n-it. for Iiiiiiniw- innitH Imve been mmilfest In all t,m cspprliill; In Kcntmkj. Mm lnnil. Npv York nml C.itiiiiln. Hie fnrnliiR' of the tmelm limp In en boun tiful nml the horipinon linu- lit en le pnbl bv pnntly inerenspil .tnU' nnil purM'i nml the lmblie lino piiJojpii n bet tor elni'. of riiPins tbnn eer In fore. rlillwWphlii'st Clmmploiis Not the lenit reni.uknble eireuni Mnnie In eonnertlon with the tin f li timt the two ontitnnclliiR ehnniplons Man O" War. the lint rnevr. nml Dnet tite the steppleclinsiT nre I'liHnilel-t,lih-nmil hortps. belns ileelopiMl In 11 Mnte In ulili'li rnrlmj 1 outlawed nml dopondlni: on Hip .Milium of outside trmU. The lnt of the rm liw of Duet tNte in tbp 1'nitt'il Stntei lini been wen. l,oeer. ns .Io-eph II. Wlilenei- Inn doildcd to send tbN Rieut juniper to 1'rniiep foi n i niiipnlcii Sniiiuel 1. Hlilille 's" hitv iln-lileil tlmt Mnn (V Wnr will niee no-more, nnd this iiinerhorip will be letired to the ttnl In Kpiitmk.v for the buielit of briPillliR. ' be hore will be rImmi n iiublie roeeptlon in I.i-xiiiKtini on 111" .inli'il theip. nfter which be will be jnniinKPil b Miss Kllzuliotli n.iiiKi-i" Hold likewise W.K op will letlre rinipntrn to the iiiiimt) In Kentwdn. mid lit for lur to rest on lnr lecord In limine the I.ntnnln S."i0.0()() ('liumpioii tlilp nt two nnd n half miles. Inipiow'tnenN ol Tracks l'tensip imp'rouMiii'titi bae been mndc or are under w at the nice nun oh nt S.irntoca, Ilelnmnt I'nrk nnd the tiniks in Mai. land and Kentmk. 'I In f-imotiM llelmont Turk iimrse is beina rntirol) renrraiiRcd. Tin "ill orKaniration elash in the ruin;, world of the inr wns between Mm Omul's inmiiiMlnii nnd the .Toikev Club, which has for the present nt least died down. It invohed the enforcement of the New Yoik r.ultiK nuthnritj rules tu the Mimlnnd trncks Succossful winter mi'dlngs now nre In pioRress nt New Orlenns. Iliiviina. t1ktp the Mnrlnnnn ooursp hns bepn n.' improvid. and in I.mwr Califor nia where moie tbnn SOO horses nre nt tlie Tin Jnnnn course. (iieit strides hnc been miide in the nation il iciiiount service. The ilNpln of liiirscinniiship nml ipinlitj of mounts line iclliited the impetus of w ultimo intiilltioiis. 'i;iie 300 mile Piiduinnio tost fur militni hoisps In Now KtiRlnnd r suited in n ictor for Mile. Donke. Teii- bled. iIpsm mleil from the KiikIIsIi prnck. finlopin. Man 0' War Heads Winners V-iii O' War wns -ppuielv entrpiicbeil n- the leniliiic monev winnoi of llt'-'O. Had Mr. Hiddlo. hi- owner, mi wiljpil, ii J mi I Milif Iiiim' addi d the Keii- tucl njid I.ntonin derbies to the SKKI. 1 III winniiiKS of tlie pi cat horse in l!)-0. T tin o l'hiliidelphin sfnbles stand out fur IiIrIi -class perfonnnnees. These ie: di.r.v itinni.i: rxiti Wlnntiiits fur ji'iir. SlKn.07 Imllnic nurse. M in II' Anr, r, tlircr-.rpiir-olil. ! l'nlr rinr Miiiiiiim. lllnn I ro c.. tlins' jtr.ir-nlcl. In ,,. h ruuill-DIn lulrk. llrriiin f tlir Vutlr, .. (Iiroo-jpiir-old, l luti rtili Drriini dirl. M nil lie i . tui'ar-4lil lir I nrli.Kii rlnr. M ol iiiihIm lli (tiilrui, f,. two-)f ir-M, to Ivlnic , mifh-Cuilr in. ( hinii li nvti f, two snirHilil, tit Tmn Tlisl! MIII It'jHHlll. TiitHi', f., tuii-rnr-iitil. Iij I!riimmrl-I limns. Ilmlil'ioi i . tni-eiir nlil. In I'nlr 1'luy Fliillli I lllclt. i.Ti:it m. -n:rroKis MltinliiKN. SiJHHl 1.1-aillm: Immrsi HirMc. it, mm n-M.ir nlil li Mlk'r.ilnr I lnr I'liintin i. It'iutlrilKi'. t,, fuiiroriir-iilil. In TnilillnK-toii-l iiilcrslndv. ii n i , twn-.Miir-iiIil. In l'i roll !! Ilisinii, 1' rf.sHnit f li 50 ir-ulil, li ll:illii- ) ntiriirlso. Mi ""ill. i , 'I'lltiri-I iheo. Kiiirlsul. r,, Jlirlielur (llrl. Miinilulnl,. c , Tiitu iniitnuss, llin lialht ... lliric rar-olil, Iij l'etrr twttcir-iilil, li) Helmet-tlireC')pilr-oliI, liv DNRliUr twi-eiir-oI(1, ti) Tlie liin- Birer-M aterlili ioni. I. K. v, iii;i:it 1 lailini; liun.pni Iliielllsle. g., eiirlit-irur old (i lianmlnn rplfiliaM), lu rihelliert-Dulflliella. NalnnilM, it . nl-inr-4ilil. liv KiImIIiih Tlurt. 1 ilr Iniln. p.. llirn-M-iir-nlil, Iij Viilialn I iln (.nlil, I' lirrlm u ,tlirn iiir-"l(l. In (iarrj 111 rr in tnii.iii In, Ueiiilin. , two-riir-(ild, In l.liinislliln. 1 M"r il'llrniiicr, ailnli i tno-jpar old. In Sanlaiiiiimle I "lime II. 'lirinrj. et IMnli. Viipililr, it iila. .. two-jeur-otil, i uU iln Hose f.. t iv ear-old. In Munt il'Or- 11a triirllimH of Anierlciwi lireeillnu: J' i , lis Ilroolimtlik.iinla !," .'". ,, Miilnlrnint 4imlliiurr II. J ' h llunt il'Or-CultleMi. , ' ! Mnnt il'Irr-Vnliiilliie 1 1" iirlltiirsj of forelKli ln eillliBl JJr k-.. In Tiln liliif-rn Ink i. '" v . In lllaili .lestiT-Clilim S"lnr "llfllr, ill ! 111 )lrilM-ltllll t'l KIT. loiterer, ill. r.. In Nell (iim-IIIkIi Tide. Whitney Inils Winning Stabb.s ll'irrj I'ajne AVhitnej , the New ink fi 'itsiimn. has julid mi the lair'ist (iinoim of money in pmses and stakes "' an n in i incp .lames It Kecne rieil o(T )s:i7't o , dalles in 1IKI7 "In eiM horse of lii own bneiliiiK altiu' Iiiim ui, S,7(.ri0 tlie last - i turn Mil iji j"" Mis star two M 1'iter I'an Tnst, Ji'lll -old I I sti I . IimI his htnlile lh S!l.o-, Othiis of in hoi ses to )VJ" mnn than .SKI (MM) each me Dr. 'hiil,. I',spt Wildair, l'ruileij, John I '"ior and Daiunsf, niniiR the older liorM iniludid in 'I'p i lass with winnings of SlfM.OlHI or iimri iM i:titiuinntor, tin- tui.t Iioim1 of the sir,. Mi (ice. owned b Willis Nuirpp Kllmci, nml a former Kentucl J,,r'n winner. His ctorles for the '"r iliiludod the Luke Itl.n kliuii. II niliiai . Windsor .lockin Club Ilnndi J.nP .Sainto-a Cup, To ion to Autumn '!' nnil I'linllco Cup lloiilfnii bus 1(., i,, r),,.f nionej 1 inner for tlie 1ir inciiiR otablishmcnt "i oiiimmiilcr .1 K I,, ltoss riii liar '"i' Mil' Kilh, Motor Cop and Klin "tei me others of hlh striiiR to have " viu.sHfui jlar nu j.arr ,lf Mlll. ''id has two etuis in I'nul .limes and lUlll-S our siicpessful New Veil k hlnbles n" those of It T Wilson, whose lead is are Yellow Hand. l)rv Moon and ' '"null 1st inn 0. W hoft, with (In ,N 'it'll and nonnainna; .rmnes I' JnluiMin's Quin, y stable, with Knob "' l.lmend.iif anil Captain Alcoik n "Is hendllneis ..'' It Mi I.i an's well-balaiiceil stn ,',l1' had n luospcioiis ear. with The '"'! and I.cochaies bclnu' hlh chief High Marks in Turf Feats for Year 1920 Man 0' War Champion rnoc hoise of nil nRPsj owner H. I), Hid die, I'lillndelphin. Duett 1st e Chniupton stepplpchnKP horse of Aniprliii; .1. K, Wldenpr, I'lillndrlplila. nxtcrrrtlnntor I I nmpion nped ReldliiR ; Willis Htinrpe Kilmer. Clcopntin Clinmpion three -j ear -old filly; W. It; Coo, W.M.mlnR. Trjstei Chumplon two-enr-old ; IIuri I'ajne Whltne.v, New York. Kentucky Derby winner I'nul Jones; Ital I'nrr, Maryland. Highest price wo-jear old Indieape. SloO.OOO; Ham Hlldreth. Champion jockey J. Itutwcll, I-pndliiR money winning stable II. 1. Whitney. Leading money winning horse Man O' War. winneis. Sninuel llnss, also of Wnsli. Ingtoii, liad In his large stable ns lend rs Crank, (inninc nml Knot. The MiClollaiid-Siiuiiis orRanbatlon took low n S(l7..'l(;il lii pursis, with Monardo II necounting for more tliiiu s.:!(!.(K1(). Colonel It. I,, linker, of I;eliMton. took pursis of S,"S.47.'I, with King (iorln as ills star. Former Senntor Cniudon. V.. It. Hindlcj nnd Colonel T. ( . Maker, nil of Kentucky, developed n number of hit'li-elnss horses. Aiming other sueiessftil stables are: Hunnv Innil Stnbln. S(J'. HO; (. M. Hendrie. S-I7.(l7.r. : Janus Arthur. !? 10.4711; F. Musante. SLMI.710. Striiles InsjJreMyllng The j par has been a record one for high -prion thnioiighhicds. The pur (hasp In S C. Hildreth of Inclirnpe, b I riai Itoik-Itosp of (lold. for.fino, 0(10 leads the list for two-ear-ohs. A few months' ago August Itelmnilt stnrtled the tin f world b the snle of Trncerj . b. Hoik Snnd-Toplnry, to an Aigeiitine hjnjllinti for S2Ch-,0()(l. Ho,k Sand wns sold h Mr. Helmont. in rrnnee. for .SiluO.OOO. The .Siinms-McClellntul Km tiick stables reccntl brought I'rlnce 1'iihitiiic. In lVrslmmon-I-adv Light -foot, to this countiy, for which the paid .'.-(I.OIIO. That stable ais,, ough"t tlie 1 reiieh horse Cuilf.nl fr SK!!),(MI(). besides a number of high-class blood nun is. " At Cullatln, Tenn.. Chnrlos Heed paid SKKI.OOO for St Itlais,.. it,.(()ril ,,,'u wcie paid for Kentuek weanlings and two-jcai-olds at the Kentuck and Saratoga wiles. Tlility Loading Joikejs Nine Amcriuin jmkejs during Uil'O rode more than 10(1 winneis u,h. J. Ilutwell leading the list with 11(1 lirsts. shoiiiI plaie in 121 inces and thiid l.'U tilius. Hip letoids of the thiity leading winners are: Jits lt 2,1. I.S'I Mil 1H4 :i7i- II i ;7 HS.I I ! l-Jt . mo no ru . 4"U 1,1". 71 . BJI lll.l S7 .i7o loj ii? .1." in.' so 1121 inn S7 ." HI II.1 s.' .II I S7 711 IIH SI 7li . iHi SI 71 aim si .-,7 IlutuMI. . nnmir, I. Itnitl Ikuii 3il Uup 1114 2IM IJ in ultlleltl Ulci I. i'. loj ns in Sll III! ."II S'l 71 IS IIS IIJ "ll IIS 71 till II II ."1 III Sll r.s .Ml 71 411 .i"i 2S 7(i till am -mi Cunnuih J Ivmroily u milo ii Uli.h-lll c. . ItlllfltH J Kuniiiet. C Moone) J . 1'itor U Thurher II. Wlile H Hliiphj. . Wllnnn P . . .Murn i" .. Dumlnlrk. J Tliuiniisiir- C. Morris I Itlf IlUKelc. A Miik (I . lliii-l (' Voiirnln 11 , Tin lur ll.iMi.inl i:. Mnlirnsp K Tunre l l.unufnnl. Jl 27". 117 31 .101 .in 110 2H4 .1111 .10 1 .III 21-. 1.-.7 l.lll 13", .Mil 3 J", JSI till 7'l 111. . run Til ill "II IIJ IIJ 114 70 II S-l 110 07 -i2 II.'. 41 .17 111 .III". 117 no 4 'IS .Mil .-,11 4117 .'.I.' .1111 lllil 22 4,10 4JI1 7'i 71 70 lis lis ,17 117 ill ill ill IIJ 111 :i.-3 i 1MI Jim ns mm (iroat iniiors Shit t' 111(1 Siiue l'.IOL (lie leading monpy win ning hoi ses, with their breiding, age and the sums to their eridit. has lit en: Hill.' Mnjnr Ii.iliiKirflelil b) Hand spiliik Mnn Droit three itai old llini Vfrli.itnl. r b) Slnr Ilub Alrle Qimn Ihn i -ear old IIIIM I) Ihl bv lien III unh Vna, thi, lenr-nli) inn !-)iiiiiiI,) by Milton Op'lmo. hm e ir-ol,l llifii, Aci-ountant. b) Killeriiiie It. ikon thrie-yiar old . . 1H07- fnlln Id roiiiniiiiido l'aHtnr- i II. i tii'i-ieur-old 1IHIS sir Murtln l Ondui l.ad) .si r'linr tiio-)iar.old . . lliii'i Iie.Madil, n In Vanloe Tarnn- 1, 1 , tin,, m 1 1 -111 HMD ..Null It) liv IvIllKKlOII -I'url- iisliv lHo-)enr-old Hill Vnr h h) Knk-hl of thi Thls- t' VIIhh ll.iiioi,.,, to ii ar-old ItllJ- "'ir t h it t, r In Siar hhuot flu st. r Ouiin. four vnir-ohl lull (id llnieliuil h) l'ucl Iiori II. 1 h tu !) ai old 1IIU Hountr h) Knlclit llrrnnt Iti'se I'n II . three-i..ur.oIil I'll, Ilorroii, bi llamburu 1'orin t, s, ieu ) i , .irold lulil I'ampllre by Dlninlmla Nltfhifill two.)t.ir.o d HM" sun llrlar In SundrldKc Hunt llrlar tuo-iiar-old 191S Hit mil. bs Sni.p Hazel llurlie two-)eir-old mil' sir llirtmi bv Star Shoot i idi tttrllnff. thne )i.ar-ol.l lli.'ii Mm o- War. bj Pair lln M.ihuliih thrii-)iiir-ulil J.-J.ilS-, 70 810 73.SJ-, Ui .1H0 8 I .170 131 1)07 7S .-,00 1 1 50-, 7J.11U in nt:, II IIV. III 017 ".n lo-, 1!0 lll.'i III 7.11 511 .105 .111 137 SS,2"iO ino.iiii Cubs Sign Alex's Opponent ( hltnc'i. I' '11 s a rtunrd tor inik ln lliour Al xiiuil, r stni plti In r if tn,i rhhnso Nn'lonalH wnrlt" twelve Innln lu -fori he won his Kaine Jiums 1) Innmy hiiM bmi slKnid to a fuh i ontrart Th. lami "s Pla)id in 1'ianie while both win In the I'nll 1 Slates arm, and Alexander's team m vlitorwu 1 to 0 Kinne) Is it Ilk li mil twelili two vcirs old und hI fit tiii Inchm till Hi pltihid send prnlissionii lull auniiid I hleiiKo M.VV I. MI'S AITI.HMION. JAN. 1 vvw.i.ir. MirKl'.V SPENCER vs. RUSSELL RICE vs. WENDELL viiiii. si m.i;v FITZGERALD vs. MEEHAN lllisll I'VTSY .ItlllNW CLINE vs. SUMMERS i,i:w otto TENDLER vs. WALLACE Soils on rule now Hotel Vn lion buffet, lln ad nnd I "i ut Mm ItiKiilar irlioi. NATIONAL A. A- ,Kv x.KAU'rl AITIltNOOV Matty Detcher vs. Bobby Wolgast Johnny Paxton vs. Al Reynolds Kid Wolfe vs. Jack Perry Johnny Mealey vs. Stanley Willis HARRY GREB vs. PAUL SANSOM l'llthbursh . Js,"llor,K ,, In I. n" to Meet A ItfiiilhiK I laht- i i.,,i ilnii lii'iiipoe) lleov) mlk-lit VuKhrS VI' D(INOIIVH. 3.1 h lllli ST. 5CE PALACE 25. nd t Sti. ICE HOCKEY Quaker City vs. St. Nicholas Tonight 8 O'clock Tonight Jnn. 3 and 4 Quaker City v. Toronto HI'! CHI, (T ll ini'TIB AND LAIII llemitur 71-rfiit iidnilulnn iirrvalln l-lllll.lt' hKAHMl Al'lUt OAMI5 N. Y. OFFERS RECORD PRICE FOR HORNSBY St. Louis Refuses $200,000 and Four Players Would Trade Him for Frisch New York. Doe. :!() .n ofTer liv Hip V,.... V...1. ! . ......... ." . .". iirn uiaiifs oi .-s.'IID.Irim nnd four plajers for Hirers Hoinsbj, lending Nntlonnl Lpngup batter In 11120, hns bpen turned down by the Ht. Louis niiin ngenipnt. t Thl stntement was mnde here bv Jiiilgo I rancis K. MiQimde, treasmer V i. . u'n"1"- '! "aid the proposition fell through when .Sam Ilrendon, prcsl dent of the Cardinals, wired they would consider" If one of tlie four plnjcrs were I-rnnk I"risch. "JIHSraw wouldn't trndc Trlsch for Hortisb) 'even up,' " McQunde ns serted. o.-'A,!""n'nPI' "" r',',"rd offpr of .i(),000 wus mndp for Hornsbv bv the (limits. When it wns lefused MiOrnw Mild he would not renew tin- bid. The ?tl'8A,o(r,'r wns inndo, It wns snld, when he (limits learmsl Krnmli Itlckey had !','.. f oHhiiikIiib Ilornsbj for three tliirlnnnti plajers. Miller Muggins, present innnnRPr of tlie .New ork Yankees, Is tlie man who saw the possibilities f Hornsby when lie wns ushered Into tlie major leagues. It also was Ilugglim who developed Ilornsbj. tniight him how to piny first base ami how to bat. When Hornsby iirst broke In it wns generally believed that he was n mere lookie and alwajs -ould be. Me did not go into fust lompniiy with a groat minor lpngup record. Far from It. He fore going to Ht. Louis near the close of the 1!I1i- nenson. Ilornsbj had the unenviable record of huving batted .2:12 VJ ',""" 1iIm ,nst tw" miiMiiiH on the Deniiisoii club of the Tcvns- League. Ilornsby plajed in eighteen games with St. Louis in KM.-, ,i batted .21(1. ll'v ,w? ."I'Hng Muggins bloke him of the linblt of choking his bat. Since that time Ilornsbj lias blossomed Into one of the greatest littteis in the major eagucs. Me recently was asked how he figured out the opposing pltiher. ..,. n oiiii, iiu reiuieii : well, a pitcher can't hnvft anj thing but a fast one, a cuivo or a splttcr. If the ball docsn t come over jpu walk. If it docs joti bun It, That's all theie is to it." Colleges In New Conference t.iilpsl.iirir. line 10 l.irir.nt ith of lx cnlliwn In Hip ntittm will m i- In Chl ciijo tndnj to rtlBpuM the fnimiitlun of n mm In'irslnli- ittli tlr imiformiu You Auto Knotv A thlik unstp of flnko crnphlte nnil nil will Iirevcnt mmrk pluu-s from mlcklnit ni mako lliiin easy to ronrnve Tlio mufllir of for motor, nr nhouM be taki n npiirt nnil thoroushly clraiuil once it HC.inon Fop the nnpnlnliil nnd tnrnluli ilile mclm imtH of u cur no erotiillie uutlnu Is bitter thnn onllnitr iiriHse ami vnsollne IUfnrr piittlni: n cir uiiav for the iilntPr tlm n all irnHollne ami uatiT from thp rnr anil lie cartful nut tu niprl.ink nm .ir.,tn nick In either Bjstcm limine rnrs. trnvpllnit on'i on the level mm have a ratio ns low mh two to one or Hire.' to one lrou there Is lltlli loml uirrlntf (iiimclt netsled. am thin imti be iiaorlllceil to speeil. line of the severest etrnlns thit ran be plarid tiisin a rer nxle or drlv'nir seir is lo trj to net out of u mudhole In hacking n little ami thin plunKlnx foruurd on low mar 3 T&&MS& mm mum f Men's Shoes Literally a "walk out" price Low er than the factory price of 1917. Every pair of war ranted Dalsimer Standard. :Lot 1- 4i 1 A! .o Gun Metal English or x prjs. Broad Toe Blucher All Lots and Lot 3 171 prs. Dark Tan Toe 'Tis a Feat to Fit Feet 1204 Tilden and Johnston j Win Cup Matches Continued from I'nicp (lnr was contested bltterlj, but In the inoit sportsmanlike miiiuiel. Htookos ,bdlb erntolj driving the bnll out of the rourt on one oicnslon In onlcr to make up fo- an asmimod erior on the pan of n line umpire. 'Wip llrst spt wns a grueling struggle, which Tilden won onlv nftci n icmnik able leeovery of form in tlie later games. The second sot also wint to the Amor lonn, who sliowed womlorful reserve strength nftQr the first gnmes had drawn little advantage of either tilavor. 'The third set mnrked the culmination of Itrookes' play. After losing the Jlrst Ramp Iip oppnpil up a sprlps of irrcslst llilp drivel which ni rleil 'Tilden off his feet and won the set 0 to 1. The fourth set was opened bv Hrookes in tlie panic masterly wa and he won tbp first three games, making nine con secutive gnmes he had taken from the Aiueriinu champion. Here Tilden ral lied, however, and solved Hrookes' smart drop strokes which hnil bow 11 dorod him. The l'hltndclphinn, seivltig nt his bpst, drove Hrookes thither nnd von nnd won the fourth game easily, Hiookes was tiling fast, and Tilden, continuing unbeatable tennis, won the set nnd the match. Tlhlcn'r! first serves wore terrific, and an aiinljsls of the match shows that Hrookes can attribute his defeat to this fonture of the Amei lean's game Til don's second bnll wns Invurinbij re turned by Hrookes, who shot tlie ball to the I'liiladolpliian's baikhand. Johnston's severe drives to 1'ntter son's baikliaml in tlie hack com t fea tured his fit t set with the .voting Au stralian stnr. I'atterson repliul to these dilves weakly, and his vollejlng biuk hnnders were driven baik with light ning sin el bj the California!!. Johns ton had von time gnmes befoie I'atter son vvas able to score and finally won tlie set 0 to :i. Had Mis Measure Tlie second set sliowed plalnlj that Johnston had Patterson's inonsine. as he won the sit almost at his own pleas ure. I'atterson won tlie first game, but fui'cd to bieak thiough in another con test during the set, whiih i nded (S to 1 in Johnston s favor, Patterson's ollevs w filch crossed the net were so weak that Johnston was able to run in and score vvitli lightning dilves. The third set was u lepotltion of the second, I'attoi son's piny growing worse encli game. Johnston won five straight gnmes hi fine I'attoi son galmd a vic torj, but the Ameiiiun took the follow ing game with lidiculntiq case. It is fair to saj that no one evet has'bocn su overw heboid in a Davis Cup dial leuge I olliid. and Patterson must 1 1 oigiiuize his huLkhund stiokes if he de slies to iLt.uu a plaie in Davis Cup minis clic'es. Johnston showed tom plete inasterj of the game at all times, nnd his fun baud dilves to I'atteison's batklinud vveiu ulinuat alwajs wlnniuB' stiokcs. ELECT M.J. PICKERING Former Penn Official Secretary Treasurer of Boxing Board Annapolis, Dec .10. Ma.vlin J. Pick ering, forinei graduate innnnger of ath letics at tlie I'nivcisit of l'onnsvlvnuia has been clotted socretarj -tioasuicr of the Iuten ollegiate HoOng Association of Amei ieu, as the bodv oigani7ed to oontiol the inti rioi-egia-e spmt bus been- named. i The other oIHppis are: President. ' Willi. im A ltii Inn dson. I'. S. X , as sistant athlelic oflii cr and gwumisium i ofliccr of the Naval Academv ; vhe pros idoiit It it li in ii Hai low. Penn State Strict lilies covering the conduit of boxing bouts have been established. ' Dalsimr Standard Sh oes DAY $ALEI Main Floor Dalsimer Shoes have been "Standard", in Phila delphia for Forty Years. Hosts of Philadelphians swear by Dalsimer and Our Shoes. AVe are proud of your confidence, especial ly in these times of falling prices. This is a bona fide opportunity to get Winter Shoes at the big gest saving of many years! Sizes On Display in 44-7 ri-c Dark Tan Enghsli High' I ' prS. Shoes Blucher Broad 109 prs. Other Big Savings for Men at $7.75 f m jT'W 9HbL. ttV J$Fa K Bram JisV JUu Hf "3 ami m The Big - 06 - 08 Market Street CORNELL HARRIERS LOSE 10 BRITISH Cambridge-Oxford Runners De feat Americans in Eng land, 26 to 29 London, Doc. ,'10 The Oxford-Cambridge tfiim won the cioss-countrj nice ut ItViehaiiipton todav fiom the Cornell hlll-niid-dule ruiiliers. The Hngllsh ten m scored twcntj-si poliitn to Cor nell's twentj -nilie Although the i nurse wus lienvy be oniise of vcsterdi.v's mill, todav wns blight and sunshinj This morning Cornell tunnel 4 wcie repnited to be nndv for the loirtest, but the londltion of Thomas C McDi'imott. the fastest niiin on the Amoilenn team, was dis appointing. Me had not vet recovered from a i old tontractcd on nt living in Kiiglnnd. The Lnglish tPiim consisted of four Oxford and three Cambridge men Thev nr, M A Mniitngue. X. A Mclnnes. W. A. Ornve and II II. Sutton of Ovfoid; W. It Seugiovp, W T. Marsh and I' II Anderson of Cambridge All finished the sevui nnd one-hulf mile Itoolinmptoii (ourse under forty-five -iiinutes in the nnnital ()foid-Caii)-bridge race earlj in December. CANNELL GREEN COACH 1919 Captain Expected to Succeed Spears at Dartmouth Ilostnn, Dec ItO The probabilitv that Jaiksim v'aitnell, captain of the Dnitiiintith varsity eleven Inst vein, would supfood Clnrcnoe Spoars ns coach of the (Ircen football teams wns ex piessed bv those lu tomb with the sjt nation todaj. Annouui euient fiom Chi i ago Inst night tli.it Speais would cmi'li at West Yiiginlii l et fall was not un epeetod, and Caniiell, who wns his as. sistant this jear. was expected to movi up as hi ad to'ich. Dnitmouth's schedule for next jonr still Incoinpli te. Teams tentativelv on the list imlmle .Norwich, .vliildlc bui . New Hampshire, Hotlinnv Co lumbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Hruvvn and Sj rat use. College Fives Ready rlllcHEII. Dee .1(1 - The Univcri.llv of fhl rnco btiHehall oulntit fce one of iih must important in'tri-ei nun H unities tonnxm niei lnic the Irlniilon IHe Two C'hlinirn reKularn are reportul In poor condition Th, Prlnn ton te im Is riportnl in Ih In fxcellent Hhnp, , threi of the baskitlull plnyem haiini; ulil on the footbill I, am Play W. and J. Tonight VVnslilnctiin. Tu. Doe. 30 V mhlnntun nnd Jeffercon Cohen and Dartm iuiIi L'nt v rxltv basketball te ma will ulm here to nli.li In tho opcnlne eama of thj coIIcki. sinson Green to Play Bethany llitbaii, XV. Vn.. Dee 30 -Inr'ninuih TnlliKe and Hi thin) Colbite will meet on he irrlillron at Ilunnver, N 11 Octubtr 10 next. PIPES REPAIRED Thoroughly Cheaply BITS FOR PIPES OF ALL MAKES STEPPER'S CIGAR. STORE, 20-N-I2H1 ST. Buy Two Pairs for the Price of One! An Economy Move that is dic tated by our de sire to have lowest stocks for Janu ary, 1921, Inven tory. Lot 2- West Window Lot A Dark Tan English. Fawn Buck Tops Shoe Store S? Twif w, f W 4 WRsm HOWARD FLACK SETS RECORD FOR CROSS-COUNTRY FEATS Former PhiUtdvlphian Has Traveled All Over United States as Athlete and Coach, Starting at Penn in 1905 TJOWAHD W l'LACIC, 1 1 si, lent of this pit J, b a former" but who now calls (It, noble, just outside of Movies town, his home, holds a unique iitord In inliegc and high school sports. It is not tlie number of ih'implousblps he bus won ns an imlividiia'. nor Is It as Hum nnili of higlilv su, cessfnl tenuis, but In the number of college and m ImoN lie has hoon In as loncli and student and in the widolj separated pbiies lie has done his i (niching nod Ills athletic wmk riatk stnrti d his cm cor at the t'nl orsjtj of l'onnsvlvmiia In tin- fall of 11KI.", wlien ns a sophnniure ho mndp the vnrsitj , ross.rouiitij tiain. then foni bed bv Mike Miitphv The famous trnlnir took a keen intirest in voung I'laik and taught bin. manj of the (neks of the trade thnt made the nnnie Muiphv so famed in tin athlitlc vv'oild One venr at I'inn and Dack deebb d that he liad siifln lent bighi r eduiiitinn to Inst him. Tor the next thr, e vears, or until 11100. I'laik was Instrumental in bringing fame to the (J, iniantowu llovs' Club, an active organization em bracing the hi st school and college run ners of the dav in this cilj. I'lm k was one of the stars of the cross. omit i v and track titims of the bovs' rlub nt that time nnd won mini pmes for the i lub. Tlie lure of the college field beinme strong In the summer of l!)0!i nnd flm k filtered Svraeuse the following vear Me icmaltied there for one veni. run ning on the eross-iounti v and tni'k teams and plaj ing on tlie baseball and basketball teams, mnkitig quite n repu tation for himself as an all mound stnr. rhiod rootball at Centre Di siring to transfer his activities to another section of the tountiv, Tlnok wandered into Kentuckj. Hearing thnt a small college had the "makings" of n great football team. Hack turned up "New York Styles America Your Bonus Check Does DOUBLE DUTY Here! -.VgHii "VT OU'RE a good, common-senf.ed, level-headed fellow or your chief wouldn't have slipped In your envelope a tangible, spendable expression of the season's greetings that's why we know you'll appreciate a suggestion to DOUBLE your check's value. You'd like a new suit. Also a new overcoat. Why not get both HER'E for the same amount that elsewhere would buy you just one? Here $27 will buy you an ALL-WOOL, silk sewn suit with two PAIRS OF PANTS mind you, TWO pairs of pants, not one and $27 will buy you a wonderful all-wool overcoat one that you can't dupli cate at lean than $40. Conic up see these Suits and Overcoats at ("Those prices BUY MONROE CLOTHES Monroe Full Dress and Tuxedo Well Worth $75 18 Upstairs Monroe Clothes Shops in New York City Otln Baltimore Scrnntoti Albany Putarton ' Jersey City Nowuik Yonkor Brooklyn nl Centre Colli gp perhaps the most tnlknl of institution in football iiinl, dining the last two vuirs, and an noun, ol himself n a student ami as pit ii tit foi a plnep on the footbnll tiain This to show his voisntilitv in til' spin t field. He had tiled all sports up to this lime nve football, hut now tin ib sire to got into gridiron togs proved strong and he I bought he c until miiki good And make good ho did for lie nihil tin slgnnls on the Hist great eleven that Centie ever lind. the 1!lll champions of the Southern Interml leginte I.engiio In the spring of 1011 the ri sties I'lnok i nine .North iignili The fall of 11111. nfter a vuu nf'ln mflvitiis, found him tun k nt Sjiauise, whue he iimiiliied until 1014. phiving on tin football IiiimIiiiII nnd ba-killuill tuitiis nnd runiiiug on the 1 1 n k sipind In the spring of I'll I I'lm I. slmtul out on a coaching uiieer Tlie fall of 1111-4 found him nt Miami 1'nlversit.v in Oxfotd. O. where lie lartid in bv loiKhing the i rosn-, ouiitrv team In the wintei he took ihaigi of tin- basketball tenm wliicli finishi ,1 third in tlie flnnl stnnd ng of the Ohio Con fotenio In the spiiug he turned to (link nnd prodmed a te-im tlmt fiiiihe'l in the sumo plnce us the basketball quintet. Hikes to Oklahoma The in xt vear 1'Ia'k wandered to Oklahomo. coiiihmg thp Sapulpn llighi"'"1 'he s'atp and southwistirn high Si honl iaik nnd bisclmll teams The , school ehampinnships tiaik team laptuioil the high m lion! I I.nst Sopti inboi he held the i.nn,t,ln . I. I l.t.. -. i... C......I i.. -l.. I lllllilil"i-.iiii ut in,- i.mi 1 11 11 t'-l III Till spring of 1'IKi I'ioiii Oklahoma I'laik bom tied the intlirs for Louisiana whoie he took hold of the baseball team of the Louisiann A and M . winning tvvilve ,iiid losing one gnine during tin season. In the fall of 101(1 lie emu hod tin Louisiana football team nnd with n fnir eleven won six and lost three gnmes His next move carried him out to Ore yums 'SrCS? r.--rw Vuiii Formerly $40 and $45 were $10 to $20 1 SS than AND THAT BONUS CHECK A. OHOIIT FMGHT TO ECONOMY N r-; j;s i iiiHil Pin m fl?jr m . r. mi :2 fi'.tl' l mL YTA- ( ' ' w,l r.Gs " Goldblatl Recovering After Nasal Operation I.abil Ooldhlatt one of the best all round athbtis tuimd nut from South l'hlladelphhi High School, nnd now a student nt 1', un, 3 recovor ing nfter nn opr-afmn on hla nose at the I'rislivtiriau Hospital. Label plnved a star gaun at quarterbnek with the I'inn ft f h oil viii Inst Rea son, mid nltlioiiji, ,e had a bone hi uken in his ins, in (,np of tho uirlv contests he insisted on finish ing the sthiilub (iohlblntt also Is a niiinbei of tly ltul and illue fresh mini l)iiseilmll ti im He will be n laiididate fi the ln vim hasp bull film in Nt spnnu ' (iiihllihitt was a time. , it, ninu at South I'hilmlilpliia High gon win re hi tiiokihitgi nf tin Oregon 'gbs luisibnll team, vvhub fluid ed the si"isi,n with light vn tones out ;t nine starts 'I hen ea me tin win. mid rn promptly as lie r hanged his nilcln when desiring newei i limes I'lm k uilistul in the cav alrv and. as he himself puts it, "wns n'liinieii to nns until the war, wns vi r After tin war I'lncU wont lnok to Niiulpn High School vvheip he ronclipil the football, basketball mi mebnll 'linins On ,e gildilou his eleven won 1 ight and Inst thlee games The basket i hall t am s, oreil sixteen victones mit of I twentj -four games, while tin hnsehnll ii in proven ins I'refifi.st un... ..u.. I... winning twuitv-foiir cames i twpiitv -six pln.vi'il The haski tb ill tinm i e .i... . i. . .. - . reins ot the trni It team at tin I olver sit of Maine, looking after thi cioss innntrv tenm dm ing tin fall ami in hlr odd moments assisting in tutoring the football team. In the spring lie pects to conih the track team and after that he dm sn't know what ho will do "When the fever gets up and I gpt a. good ofTir I just move on that - all," sins riiuk, who is but thii v three vears old Monroe Clothes New York" elsewhere') IS WORTH 100 MORE Suits NOW Second Floor, Corner 10th and Market Streets, Over Woolworth's X Ml BI KV & I .!... . -JM.J , i IVUS
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