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Penn Football Coaches See Fine Prospects Among the Members of the Red and Blue Scriijjg
FRENCH LAD MAKING
BID FOR PENN TEAM
Henri Pruneret Advances Frem Scrub Eleven te the
f'arsity by Playing at End Dummy Scrimmage
Keeps Big Squad Busy
Vennsjlvnnin lin n son of old Vrnncc 1 tn kei (lie work of flic Ncrnli oleven
wnkliiR VrnnR hid for. 1 plnrp 1.11 the. until tlm srrlmmnp drills and tlif.v
.1 11 . t .1 t 1 .1 m . iitve the arpnti'M ndintralteii in tin1
ft? I? , ?,0VCf.n U,hlln, rl 1 rinJrlt ' fl,r "'c "iir..erkliiR rub.
Institution. Iii Is llenrl rrnnerct. ,' :i ,,. u-,rniim lnrl 1m rx-
twenty-two year, of iip and MandlnR a ';"7B' ""V'Ovance I M.e.lU 11 "c
trifle lc3S than Mx fwt in hi. iterklmt.. i,"1,, n! ,! one or two
When the t-nll was issued for cnmli- oli,erH wie nre sheulnjt nil sorts 'f
dntc Ilrnri nnswrrcd as otie of thep (,,rln j tju, ,iivv (iraetlrc drill",
never lieard about. In ether words he i'tcrdny wns an easy dny for the
reported for the seruh team, net having , ctirc v(1,in'd, that Is no 'far n scrim
reeeived an Invitation from the foetlinll mgf. Wns renrerned. Ilelsninn had in in in
solens te report for trainiue nt Cape j 0I1,,., lieMInc 11 rcriinmnge drill, bin.
Ma. I deeideil herause of the heat and a de-
"Always Ulilne the event American 1 sire te prevent uny injuries te held 11
rellw came. 1 did net care where I i mock xcrimmaijc. the first of the jenr.
played just se I aw plentv of action. " The (second and third scrub tenuis were
"ld Henri. "When I rirt came In nW In the line-up ngalnst the two
America I saw the game plajcd anil varsltv teams, the first crnli teimi r-.
from then en was an enthusiast It' I echini; the afternoon off after a short
could llnd nn of the hes nt school te, i'rltninnpe drill
fro along with me I iiIwuih drilled in the
the pime I like it and intend te try Imlbttliial Drill
te make this I'enn 'club ' ' . Hnrlv In the nfternoeti the 1 irtcrent
Henri, wlie-e home is In Nertlmmp- ! mnchM lisie.l V'1,',' JfJ1"
ten. Pennsylvania, was a star ., the pupil Wr (..us Km: or had tie line
freshman olevtn at I.el.lch I'tiiversltj men down 111 one cernc. of the t eld
in 101S. p'.a me end and deine it se well M ," h rY?inf " "J ln '"'
that !, was p-ennled us -.ire vnrsltj ' 1WI had a quintet of backs runnlnp
material Hut Henri decided te chance up and down the tield in a signal drill,
his celicftiate allesuime and as n result H-bev I.iKht h-.rl h -liuid en he tae -entered
the Uulxersity of Pennsylvania , Hiir dummies and Hill Hollenback urn
if)Of) I Head (eadi Heiman hnd another squad
'" ' . .IpI'Ih It into bnckiiehl offensive plav.
Last j ear. due te the one-year rest- ..,, ,,., ,,:., ,.., n( n,u
ffcTmn fr'rr.hV1 lZ Ue ! irking .,.t .... Interference n,I catch- HARD BATTLES EXPECTED
DELAWARE COACH AND STARS
LILLY Center T"' f$$
CRACK GOLFERS JtfK ; ALEXA :S)THJNG
I INSEMHTNALS "" " SQUARES MATCH
WW - -Wfc
I
Caet HOLTON. Tackle-
Evans Plays Guilferd and Gard
ner Meets Hunter in Na
tional Tourney
needed no ceaxlnc te get into the fmy " ', .,f,,rnien. but one that was
this year He worked his wav up in ".",.,., ,ou
the scrubs until Cen. h MrN.iinnrn I ,,0InrIV" nfr.ni..nn the ame preRram
placed him en the flr-i M-rub eleven. " ,, ,, n vi,.. t0
whidi m.Mllt p,.-m of .1. ti.m. - methins '"'..,'.,., ..,,,.,,1 !,.. ,.,llment of the I
that Henri's l'ren.h hcait .lesircl. '"' ,:,,,! snelns what the offensive
The Newark (Icl.) cnlleclmis nre
loeldn; forward te a successful
football .season, with S. 1. Hei'liy.
former Illinois player, us liead
reai-Ji. Twe of Derby's depend
allies against Pcnn in tile epenliii;
Bridlren game tomorrow arc Cm
tain llolten, a tackle, und Lilly,
the renter. Lilly is a former West
Philadelphia High Scheel boy
Beets and Saddle
Makes Coaches Sit I'p
On Wednesday afternoon Ins bril
liant plaing wen for him the adiniru
and defensive powers are In actual
venib.it.
What the line-up ler tomorrow
y tne .ssrs-iaiui rress ,. tr . ,,.. u flltlirlm? steenle
St. Ixillis. Sept. 23. Twe fhiense- j c1Ils'inK OI1 tlie mii1-ecJj -nrf!f. Anether
ans . "thick r.vnns nnil lien i.arci- purse et .ihi is oiieree leuaj, uir
ner. played n Hostenian, .Tes iull
l. nn.n U'ith PlllWIin? Will UU IS
tien of the reaches nn.l rmi-i lle.smai, !" s s - j Th ,,.,.,
te ask one of tin as,is,aI,t mnag,r, a ma t ' r 1 j f
v-he that lanky (Aw is cster.lay "" ""-J (lpflllttrly lWuM til
Henri -, as out n fin tiel.1 as a mem- glit " tn-tliii: what eleven men will
ber of the varlt sjuad. Izzy I.evcne. , "'"I""1 . l" ' ; " ,. ., , ... .,.,.,., i,n
1 en ine ueiu . eri'"'1 -'
.v. i.,. ., ..,.! ..r.,1 ...v,.i 1... ..,.. 1 tmr ou
one. had his eye en the former I.cbigh ' ""l '' ,1,"'
boy from the start. Yesterdav Henri The Probable Line-up
pent th" nfternoeti lenrning the wav ., . .,.,.,, Uri, ,l,ninc the
the varsity candidates p.ay the wing , ue(k It ',,,, r. , though the
positions. .TudgitiR by his adnptabilnj 1)ai.ki,.i(1 llt v.,, jtPX Wrav at quar
Pruneret stands nn excellent chance of tPrnu,.u wiiitehil! .it fullbiuk and Pe
cett nc into a couple eC games. He 1
n little green as yet. but training sheuh
make him a valuable addition te i!i
end sqnnd.
Pruneret was Ixirn in Tlieuts. France
net far from Lyens, wheie Karl Kby
Miller nnil Inkns nt the halves.
Ill the line Day will probably be nt
center, tieiitliner and Tuurmaii at
tackles, Sutherland and Cochrane at
tnckles and i:rtresvaag and Grave en
the ends The line-up that starts the
ford, und a Hritlsh champion. Willie
Hunter, today in the senii-fmal of tlie
national nmateur golf .clinmpienship at
the St. Leuis Country Club.
Kvans, the present tltlelielder, yes
tenlay defeated .Iese Sweetser, of New New
Yerk. After displacing considerable
carclcssncc-, ICvans hud te hole a i-Vi-font
side hill putt en the home green
te win.
(iullferd reached the semi-final round
after a tight match with H. 11. John John
seon, of St. Paul, tlie Minnesota cham
pion, winning one up by Mienting a
"7 !!0 TO in the forenoon and J17
H" 7-1 in tlie afternoon. Johnsten les-
1 imnplng event being tlie second race.
I ll'irwoed appears te he the best, with
the W. .1. Salmen entry and .Mm loil leil loil
re!!i furnishing the contention.
Other horses which seem well placed
are: Kir't race Mnrjland Helle,
Munhclm. Chaste Star: third AI, Ladv
Zeus, Heiince; fourth Old Sinner,
Siesta. Trantula: fifth Har One,
Trooper, Current Events; sixth
Hribed Veter. Hi'tievelent, Hurgene.
seventh Anna Gallup, Gratian, Mlsh
Filly.
At Iitenla: First race Jack Hare,
Jr.. allen . (iov'ner: second Field
Lark, Aia. Margaret Windser: third
Seu Court, Ace. Uadie : fourth
Martha Fallen. Hirdle (5., Kvll : fifth
A. N. Aiken, Ace High, Centimeter;
sixth Hlanche Mac, Gen. Haig,
Kewpie O'Neal; seventh (Western
Hills Handicap) I nlted erdie, Jiunga
SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL
SEASON OPENS TOD A Y
Penn Charter and Lansdowne Clash in Inaugural Battle
of 1921 Campaign Main Liners Lest Decision
Last Year
Tty PAUIj PREP
wns urovent mnrshal dnriiis the war. ' enmn will net remain m for tlie entire
The timn is a hilly one in tlie French forty-eight minute of plav. If the
Alps. When he was fourteen the fain- score warrants it the coaches expect te
lly moved te this country and settlul in send In a corps 01 substitutes te pre-
Northampton. During the war Prun- ent it possible un injuries.
cret scried with the Amertmn Army It wa noticeable jesterday tlia
here Heisman did net us,, the shift in any m
Judging In the comments of the dif- hi- formations. Old-fashioned football,
ferent 101ich.es several nn re young men trniglit line bucking and end ruuninj
of pmnnse a--e te be promoted te tlie was use, I. Little prominence w.i-
Vlirsitv squad before leiv: and s0me gi" te lerwanl pass plnj. although
tif the present liiglier-ups demote.!, it is expected that Captain Hex ray
The coaches who spent their time at will resort te the aerial attack when-
Cape Mav did net lime an opportunity ever he finds it necessary.
ing largely because of inaccuracy en 1 Unci:, Wickford.
his long iron shots. , At An"edtir( .: Capt. Hers.-hler, Santa
, ., ,.. . try. 'Clans, Fert Churchill; hecetid June,
The ether Chicago sPmi-finalist wen t;ietlbcli0. Thee; third Tedy. Frigate,
tlie title m l!)(lfl from H. Chandler ' Curfew ; fourth Gcorgle, Audacious,
Fgnn. who failed te qualify in the pres- . Copper Demen: fiftli Curfew, Mile,
cut meet, and in 1!H.". from Jehn G. ' Cadeau. Saddle King; sixth Jtig
Andersen, who succumbed te Jesse .Heart, Hay Jaj. Yankee Star.
Sweetser in tlie tirt round of this tour- "
., ...! 1 .. . i. Tln Hiiiss tie (nwr manairfnipnt tins
"""V'r ;'"""'. - "s .-i, ii.i- r,ru,d ,,, , Jerkty Sh,1(t nn,i
penultimate round by defeating; ( inrk. ' nu upt ni Ins ben tiiKi-n te tl Raciim
et s,eatti
1
HERuAN AT WEIGHT
Pete and Buff Meet Tonight at 113
Pounds
New Yerk. Sept. L'.'!. Pete Herman
of; New Orleans, world's bantam
weight champion beer. defends his
title tonight in a fifteen-round bout te
n dee.sie'i with Jenum Huff. American
flyweight champion. Herman anneun -ed
tednv that lie was nt the required
weight. 11 pounds, while Huff has
built himself up te 110.
Last December the New Orleans boy
leht his title en a decision te Jee Lynch,
of New Yerk, in a fifteen -round bout
here. He regained the title recently bv
a decision ever Lynch in a lifteen-reund
entet in Hroekljn
Tlie flyweighr tltlelielder is elder and
hai participated in mere bouts than
Herman and has wen mnn of tiiem
by knockouts.
Three eight -round bouts will precede
the main contest. Hurl Ila.rd. a light
weight product of the nrm. will be
pitted against Hauling Heddj . of New
Yerk : Johnny Murray and lied (Jap
Wilsen will meet in another contest
und Terry Mcllugh will meet Irish
Johnny Curtin.
LIT AT NORTH PHILLIES
Manager Germen Has Several New
Hurlers Added te Staff of Stere Beys
The Lit P.rethers baseball team was
eriglnallj scheduled te play .1. & J.
Dobseii tomorrow afternoon, but the
carpetmaker-. had 11 postponed game
with Cleurfield lrem last Saturday und
when Manager Glcum. of the North
Philllts. found the store bes with nn
open date he immediatrlj signed them
te pla at Fourth and Wingnhecking
streets.
1 MISS WILLARD IN FINAL
Tennis Star Plays Mrs. Richard
l Nalle for Lecal Net Title
Miss Mildred Willard was the faior faier
ite in the I1n.1l round today for the
women's tenuis championship of Phila
delphia when she took the courts
against Mrs. Kichnrd Nalle at the Ger Ger
luimtewii Cricket Club.
Mis Nallie advanced te the final by
seundlv defeating Miss Pesg Fergusen
in the semi-tinnls. fi-1. tl-2 Mrs.
N'nlle wen from Miss Melly Thayer, the
former champion, by default.
1 In the 1 hampienshlp doubles Mrs.
1 Nalle and Miss Willaid plujcd Miss
Phvllis Walsh and Miss Anne Town
send, while Mis Virginia Carpenter
and Miss Peggy Fergusen met Miss
' Helen Sewell and Miss Perter in the
ether semi-final mat. h
Leenard Introduced at Court
I) -in j !"' .ir 1 hump n :iirtiti"l8ht
befr .I'trei'ir 1 ut eart il.iy h
Attern Iiavnl l'hil..p who fscertcl him
tlireiik-h tl.- "ii IUII i Jir.tim- out the
dltiiu:uliihc'l mtntTH of ih bn. h and
bni Th l;exrr .lt i-d th ihi te the
court buicpM an '.Ka! nttten 10 receer
thn ferf't mei ink. n l,y Teniller. chn -
I ltiK-r for tils title, and tatd t.t wns here
J ir.rrly te Rt "mm ln'd rtep" te qualify
Mm for the re"".m of jer-tarT fur Mr
Phll'.lp.
v
Want Game Tomorrow
Cevlnc te ft "anr'latlen th Vethwet
Profi'ii'lenftH ar without a i-imi f r t
rrermw. This tra Inc tam ran b booked
!hnuh th( mana, r J Tloevfr nll phone
c.oe Thi Nerthit rrnfntenalf itIII p ay
I lian A ' uiili m ''xtv itswru!
and I-an'e- af j
'iiiiiiiiiini- reiiiiu u ueieiuing v inn;, an apt' nl Ins ben tul.en te tlie hrciiik
' Seattle, 1 up in the lirst round CommUalen. with a ihrit of a mandamus
11 Vmmii. ,.r,tl,m.l .1 .,.1 ' i I bv tl" nttnrnev of the Jellify If refusal
i'. .rnieur, oetinno. i and in 1 v... ,1,,. .. rr,i.in Th. .0.11 i c.A,,i.,L.
.1... ....! . 1 ...i i t- 1- . '.."' ;;" ';":?.- jr;."r"".-.',:;"':
ii.r- cihiiii lutieij. iiuu iv. J.. lne(ijier, a lime wenij mi i !- muiiiiiK ciibv riioenK
sieux uit. yesterday 4 and '.
The long-driving Chicngean today
had the task of trying te step Hunter
from earrIng home the American title.
Hunter has wadid through F. II. Han
kartl, of Chicago. 7 and ." : James Mn Mn
nien. of St. Leuis, 2 and 1. and Hebby
.Touch, of Atlanta, runner-up in lfili),
2 and 1.
jemcs ewei nis iieieai largely te laeic
American Celfer Scores Birdie
en Tenth te Even Tilt
With Miss Leitch
Ottawa. Sept. 2.1. Miss Alexa Stir
ling, American and Canadian cham
pion, squared her wnii-final match
with Miss Cecil Leitch, Hritlsh cham
pion, in the play here today for the
women's golf championship of Canada.
An enormous gallery followed tlie ploy,
as tlie two drawn In this match are the
leading women golfer of the world.
Atic. UH.llim IilI llirnn one of ir
..im .-.intuit, ... -.i. ....' ... ... .....
first four holes through the long driv
ing of Miss Leitch. but the American
ciime back for a win en the fifth and
sixth holes and squared the match en
the tenth with a beautiful bird three,
ii.ini.n l1,i .Ip.einml ,1 tient mitt for fl wtn
lifter playing n wonderful iron right
teet from 11m pin.
.Mis-s i.iiitn l.eitcn. a t,ister 01 me
British i.lifiim.inn teed off tednv ill the
semi-final tnatcli against Min Melly
MeHrlde. Heacensfiehl. Miss Leitch wns
the favorite liere.
VI... tin., I rmtnit rl11 l,e nlnrp1 Ifimnr-
row, with the possibility of two sisters
meeting for the title, tlie llrst time in
history, if tills comes te pass, that two
sishrs have, met for n national crown.
Miss (Veil Leitch was picked te win
by many of the experts who have fol
lowed the week's play, although it wiih
ni.nnuilnil till. ,nllt.l Tirnhfllll t WOlllll llP
clee. Throughout the present teurna
ment .Miss l.eiicn nns wen an 01 ner
i.i.it.ilina hnrwlilv. xelille Miss Stirllnt?
was forced te her best golf en suvcral
occasions, notably that against Mrs. "W.
A. Gavin, of New Yerk, yesterday. Mi's
Kiirlliie. rlnfenterl Mrs. Gavin. 4 and '1.
but the victory was net wen until they
were wen past tne turning point in tue
elgnteon-ueie mairn.
LINE-UP AND STATISTICS OF
OPENING SCHOLASTIC GRID GAME
PF.NN cnAltTEIl
Player Age Hut. Wht
Statzcll... t7
Kvans 17
1
17
10
10
IS
18
17
17
Streng 17
Tnulane.. .
Schanehe..
Mlddlelen.
Fitler
Ctirran....
Stafferd...
Welllnnd..
Sltlcy.
0.00
0.00
fi.00
0.01)
5.10
r..08
0.00
r..07
r,.oe
fi.ii
n.oe
ire
148
no
145
148
150
150
140
ir.r
145
140
Positions
left end
left tackle
left guard
center
right guard
right tackle
right end
eunrterbaek
left halfback
LANSDOWNE
Player Af?e Hgt.
Ingram 17
Stackhouse. 10
Harueh 17
Mayer 17
Archdeacon. 17
Brown 17
Kern 18
J, Wnlten.. 17
G. Walten.. 10
right halfback Richards. . . 10
fullback Wilcox.... 17
C.ll
5.00
5.08
5.03
0.00
5.10
R.0S
5.08
5.08
5.10
5.11
WM.
158
155
107
150
107
ion
100
14T
145
102
180
Average.. 17 5.00V4 Ml'j
Captain.
Substitutes Brill, Bccre.
Crcesmnn. K. Smith, C. Smith,
Gage and Wenne.
Average. 17 5.00 159V&
Substitutes Trainer, Green,
Marshall, McMullen and Dill.
Is cettlnu up In learn, and It Ih a lute day
for him te U fp hl ca In vlfw evry tlmu
Marlund opens a. raf meeting.
lervlrh Is in noed company In wlnnlnir
th. Eiistern Phere Hundlcap. The race wan
OHtabllahcd in 1U13. Tranld wan the ftrst
winner. Heurlnit. Hilly Kelly Tlpplty
Wttrhett and I'areful are ethfr nolable
horses te win the pure.
Star Back Enters Columbia
ue.-k awn Ii.h mtentler te return here
.-.f ..M ,.ni i... 1 , , , 1 notion, rpr. .-j non jioeericK reRarnea
... k.-.,.-iiii-.iij'. uis ue uioee mere urn- -ih th preinLie inar i.hk or ttm Hatnn 1
li'int shots und drove farther than the lKT' ' '''''' t-.tm 'hi fn'l will be te f'nium
Itpitmi 1 In tl, I. ,..i.,, -.,.,.. ,;i.i f eli I'liivrMit, liiHtiHil of te the local Inu
union. 1 m tne noemerang eighth, for ,,inr, tt i, nmie.i im.mn r-u .. ..
example, Jenes tried te carry the weed thentlfn t0 tht pffuet. after Indicating
firming the angle of the deg-lec fair
way. He had done It before, but as
he was eutdriving his opponent and '
approaching better most of tlie way he
likely would have halved the hole with
out taking chances, and beside he was I
- up at tlie time.
The Southerner failed in his attempt
He drove into the creek nineng the
trees and lest the hole. He nlse plaed
his ilrnes perilous!; close te the ru,
ou tl f lirst hole in both inern'iig a'l.l
aftet neon, leaving a dangerous rrut
of anpte.ich ever a trap in the r.ht
corner of the green
The features, of Kvans' game were his
straightness with wooden clubs, deadh
appreai h und ability te better his game
In the pinches, as well as te held him
si 'f 'n reserve for emergencies. He has
been said by Harrj Vardnn te have mere '
shots than any ether golfer.
The stage Is all set for the opening
game of the scholastic football season
when the Pcnn Charter aggregation, tu
tored by Dick Mcrritt. travels te Lans
downe te give battle te Coach Wcrtseli s
preteges this afternoon.
The. season was originally scheduled
te open for the Yellow and Blue, en
October 1 with the Mirrors, of Central '
High. However. Coach Mcrritt thought
that it would be for tlie best If his crew j
was sent against another club before j
meeting Dr. O Urien's eleven. ,
l.nst vear the Main Liners were 1
handed their second defeat in three sea
u.n mIiph thev were forced te hew
number of forward passes thrown by
Ilay Illday. These two players nut the
Lansdowne team In a panic.
McrrUt Features Tassea
Speaking of forward passes, Dick
Merrltt's whole system of nttack la cen
tered In the nlr. He teaches his back-
field men te threw the ball until i..
can pass perfectly. And the wml tHX
gees for the puds j they arc forced iJ
practice catching the ball B0 much 1,!?
it Is an uncommon occurrence ..ifa
they drop one. """
It was through this attack lanf .
the Main Line team Wa "handed Vi !f
feat. The players were worked out u
such flne form that the Lftn , n
eleven could net find a defenVTteS
the passing game. ulwl
As te what kind of an attack n,
defense the Lansdowne team will t,.0.8
this season, little is known. The K?1
stitutlen has n new coach in Vrf.Jl
a former star at Franklin and Manffii
and It Is his first appearance In Fhlli '
tlclphla as a tutor. ""
Coach Wertsch, while he has nm ,
foelball teams of this vlcinlly in '!!?
years, thinks that he l.as'U"
best collections et players In and arm?2
the city He Is very n,sll ,ntt WJ
nf nnn liev In nnrtlentm. r ..1'"-
Wilcox, lX0.peundfuTlbnckrPlw"
says that he has never seen
euiuiupiiu uutu, uiKi rnnt'a -.i
mouthful. " J,n a
ays that he has never seen n w,
chelastle .back, and that's savin. r
lOlltllflll. "
He also has a let te say about Kern
1 bes1
1 am
scholastic selection. Walten played , I
Lansdowne a few years back. h S.?'
he enlisted and served S
Is leundillg Inte ..
linirhnel. ir- .-" ..'"".' n
end en' he M- T..." T!' " bl
was picked by many scribes as an Ivr
.T,A
the war came
Frauce. He
nlanrtlilM ..... A...I
riinninr tuntp (nr Me "1.iji 1 .,""1
Jehnnv Itebcrts wns nin . r'.
hnlfbark, but wiih kicked In tha hr.1
1 :".! v: V.... u,"" Pr.ncces and
OI...U...U riigin. concussion of (b.
battle. His mother, however, ebJeew
it0J,l" nylnK '?". he Is w
lum 10 int.- nUQU. '
Bebby Statzell. a nen.ii.. .... 1
dent of Lansdowne, is the canliln , ii
the. P. C. eleven. Beb did no t W.
in tne game against his neighbors lii
year, having been hurt In crlmmaiv
but witnessed the fray In which 11'
oreine" iinrian, the M20 cant. I,
starred. vi'win(
1 tn 0. This game
was featured bv the work of Captain
who cauglit n large
te tlie Quakers.
Harlan Statzell
CAMIHllA eim:n-air abexa
rnAMiieKii avi;. ami camiihia
rmiiAY r.VBNise, wept. 2u
5 CRACKAJACK DOl'TN 5
3 r.'OIITS AMI 2 SIXI'.S
DEMPSEY MADE $400,000
LAST YHAR IY KKKIMNfl VIT
tf OrV "HAT IS IT WORTH TO YOC1
! S I I tM'ECIAL FAIX
AIe rrlTntf Instruction In Utah Ittdntlet
itn.i. li..ll(llnf. nnil llailnr. f
Phila.Jack O'Brien
13lh and Chectnut Sta.
LYMPI
Bread and Bainbridge
MONDAY EVENINH, SKI'T 20TH
IIII.I V WIM.ir
HAAS vs. McGOVERN
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BENJAMIN vs. TIPLITZ
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Phila. Country Club, Bala
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BASEBALL TODAY
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Sept. 26, 27, 28, 29, 30
Ruth Law & Leuis James
FOOTBALL OPENING
PENNSYLVANIA v.DELAWARE
SAT., SEPT. 24TH, 3i00 P. M.
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Wm naVrC Ue braCe KaCeS paying jobs. We I I V"-iifi a , .u W S A Immediate Action AdvhabU
WSL Stetember 21 October 1 H T I 1 9 ftw V-.-;V Au etyUt, All Leather I, All jQ$fa yT Am
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His cDirrtAi tdaim i H CALL IN TODAY H esr. :.7K2ihv z JpZ
SPECIAL TRAIN j g Irjfei ' v. V JJ TIME PAYMENTS IF DESIRED
Hi Coaches and Parler Car , 1 fr7Vrr?n i ''N I
B -tsstSSS ., .1 wely!ZERI T8 , ..H8 I Betts-Hart Moter Company
' Arrhi. (.rrrmtie'N i.imn i M 809-U CHESTNUT ST. onmple .-iizee nne rf-yulur stock of w eli-knewn makes, suen ns Craw- 'III J
m (iimrr ,U ctrar. i:jii'.M. 'M M ford, Rcyneldfl, Uutes, Eaten's, Herman's, Cressetfh and ether ree 9sfl C R,. J c ,
H RETURNING ffl Between 8th it eth street. makes, in Knglish, medium and bread tees. Come up und jret jour I AOU ' 00u Oireei
H it errrnuuy't i.uhk nftr uaren. w . vinter supply at thche extraordinary low prices. Sale startn today. I c ntJ1 1
BALTIMORE & OHIO ILggffigggai I Branch Stere. 2434 Kensinirtni. Ave. II ""
Here Is an Opportunity
Yeu May Never Have Again!
The Car of Your Heart's Desire
Brand New at Almest Half Price!
Which is the car you have often longed
for the one you have said you would
ultimately own? Is it among the score
or se of famous makes we can offer you?
If se, you can buy it BRAND NEW, UNUSED
from us at 20rc te 40 less than the regular
retail delivered price.
Here they arc, subject te your personal inspec
tion all current medcUs, closed and open,
many with hundreds of dollars' worth of
extra equipment.
Naturally you want te knew hew we can sell
these cars at such reductions. Prevailing condi cendi condi
teonsthe present rate of foreign exchange a
prominent factor placed these cars in our
hands. We are disposing of them subject te
prier sale, of course here and elsewhere.
Seme motertrucks, tee, are available at bargain
prices.
WE have seldom indulged in
superlatives. Kelly quality
has been se well established that
it hasn't been necessary. Today,
Kellys are better than ever, but
their price has been materially
lowered Exhaustion of war-priced
material and economies made pos
sible in the new Cumberland Plant
have brought down costs and this
saving is being passed along te
the user.
New you can buy Kellys for the
same prices you will have te pay
for ether tires that have always
sold for less.
Kelly Cords are made in two types: the
Kant-Slip Tread which offers a resis
tance te wet, slippery streets that makes
skidding next te impossible, and the sturdy
Bleck and Butten Tread. Bothareleng
mileage tires and sell for the same price.
Size Cord Tubes
30x3& $28.40 $3.35
32x3 36.60 3.60
32x4 46.00 4.30
33x4 47.60 4.50
34x4 49.40 4.65
32x4 53.00 5.45
33x4 55.00 5.60
34x4 55.40 5.80
33x5 65.40 6.65
35x5 68.00 6.95
Kutt.SIlp or Bleck nd Butten Tntd
Kelly-Springfield Tire Ce.
Factory Branch i
1400 North Bread Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
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