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Manager Heward Bowker Signs
Many New Players te Play
for Yollewjackots
OPEN' SEASON SATURDAY
Conch Geerge .Tohnsen hntl the Krnnk Krnnk
ferd YollewJnckrtH out en Hrewn'n Field
)at evening for the finnl prnctlee before
the opening of the 1021 gridiron season
en Sntnrdny with the AlMMillndelphln
derm. Purine the week Manager How Hew
ard Heivker had signed Hcvernl new men
ami thev were all out in uniform.
Included among the newcomers were
ArmiiirniiB. ln.it yenr's husky linesman
from Washington and .TeffcrKen ; Jee'
KosteM, captain and halfback lest year
t Ilucltncll; liny Miller, brother of
Heinle and former Pcnn plnycr; Rey
Adams, end of Pittsburgh "Quaker
Pres" : Hchrader, former halfback of
the I'nivcrHlty of Kentucky; Walter
0'iteurkc, quarterback in 1020 of Hely
Cress; Jehnsen, Nlchells and Kndlcett,
former Swarthmore boys.
"Dnvp" Mellow and Simendet, of last
year's squud, nrc back en the job and
leek better than ever. These players,
with Captain Dale. Kaufman. "Whltcy"
Themas' "11111" Itldpnth. Terd" Kble.
Kemzek, Supplee and Oberfelt, will
round out Coach Jehnsen's- outfit. The
All-Philadelphia squad, who oppose
Frankford en Saturday, are all "het"
up te beat the Ycllewjackcts and a
reed snappy opening contest is looked
for. A band will be in attendance at
nil the games en Brown's Field.
Ereveln Organizes Team
The Krveln A. A., of West INiiladel
nlila has organized a football tenm
E fl... direction of "Ilnbbit" Behn.
former star quarterback at Hutgers nnd
ii member of the Second Division eleven
A E. l' Behn will serve ns conch and
quarterback. He has developed n fnt
nttnek te overcome the handicap or
weight, Vihich is lacking In the candi
dates. ,
Most of the members of the club have
played en elevens of the southwest sc sc
tlen of West Philadelphia in ether
j cars, and they include former players;
of West Walnut, Puxchall nnd some
Pclnwnrc County teams. Bnllingrr, of
Camden High Hrtioel, will play fullback,
with McKinneiii formerly of I'nvhall ;
Tipping, West Catholic High ; Rogers,
of Curbendnle, and Daley, Ccntrnl High,
bb running mates. Among the candi
dates for the line are Dearborn, Con Con Cen
eor, llctheringten, Malley, Wclland,
Creek nnd Walter Haffcy, former West
Walnut star.
(lames will be booked away with
tenuis of the type of Mount Helly,
Woedlynne, Quincy, Delce, Darby Fire,
averaging ISO te 1-10 pounds. Ar
lnngcmentH for this attraction can be
matin with J. A. Cunningham, f543
Vplaiid street. Woodland 4018 J or
Walnut 0110.
.Media A. A., of West Philadelphia, well
known for Its performance en the bine
bell illnmenil. will open the football sea
son en th home let at Sixtieth and Ox
ford streets Saturday, Oetober 8. While
tlJi "111 he the Wt-sternerH' first year en
the gridiron, forty candidate have lieen
prncticlnB every evenlns. and the team ex
pects te lie able te Klve the best cleens a
i.ard battle. (lames with all first-class
teams am dcntred, and the same can be
arranged by writing Harry O. Weber. 803
North Twentieth street.
Vlncnme Club, composed of former high
and prep, school star moleskin wearers.
held Its first practice of the season In
preparation for the epenlnv Bame Sntur
6m The club, which Is managed by U. M
Hums '.'01,', Drewn street, would like te
book games with all first-clans teams.
The Ilelmrt Club will open Its 11)21 sea
ion at lllshop'e Field against the Pllften
Heights eleven en Sunday. However, this
content will be mere or less of a practice
battle On October 8 the Frankford Yellow
Jackets will be opposed.
"neblij" Murriu'ft Ilolten Club opened Us
football seasan at Pitman. N. J last Satur
day, and was defeated. Coach "Jlp" Al
lan, of P M, C, has s'ened ft number of
new placers, and would like te hear from
all teams In Pennsylvania and New Jersey,
"Bebbj" Murray, 8020 Catharine street.
Phene Woodland 71 14 W.
SUty-nlnth Football Tenm. formerly Laurel
Secial Club, desires te nrrange Karnes with
all first-class teams In the cltv. MrQnllllan.
prut Lakes Naal Statien: Captain Hegnn,
.1 nneseia University, and O'llrlen. lllskl.
nl win be back playing hard for the Sixty
ninth aggreKatlen. T. McGinn. Laurel So Se
i!l Club, Trenten. N. J.
CONSHOHOCKEN TO OPEN
GRID SEASON SATURDAY
Chesroek, of Wilmington, Will Be
Opponent Other Games Arranged
The Conshohocken football team will
"Pen the home season en Saturday with
'he Strem: Chesroek Pluh. nt Wllmlnr.
,n Conshohocken expects te have ene
of the strongest elevens that ever rep
resented the town, ns the team this
year is handled bv the new athletic as
sociation, which has ever 700 members.
Dr. J. Ii. Reth is chairman et the
football Committee, which consists of
N. K. Mitchell, former Brown Uni
versity captain; E. D. Kagnn, R. J.
I rnwferd and K. Y. Hyde, secretory,
james have also been arranged with
Ihemas A. C, of Seuth Bethlehem,
"jester, Legan, Brldesbutg, Phoenix
vile Frankford, Holmesburg nnd
Heinle Miller's Union A. A.
Oarrett, former Rutgers star and
members of Inst year's Akren Pres, has
wen engaged ns coach. The following
Players have been hlgned up, but sev
eral mere are expected this week; "Vic"
frank, IMdl Well and Harry Resctsky.
t Tenii ; Sickles, of P. M. C. ; Orlo Orle
"nan, Meser and Isenberg, of Urslhus;
iiurnliart, of Ohie Universlty; Ide, of
-Norrlstewn High, end the following lo le
1 Players: Jenes, Mitchell. Fisher.
Hart1'' WI1Ilnms' Rlg8s' Krlebel and
The Chesroek Club has been cham
pion of Delaware for the last six
years, and has added several new men
tn Its list this season. They are
winched by Eddie Abrann, who had
nargeef football nt Camp DIx for two
". inesroek wen Its lirst
Ja't Wrck with Fert du Pent,
Je0.
game
score
HARVARD COACHES PREPARE
Varsity Put Through Short, Fast
Scrimmage for Hely Cress Game
Vnt'a,1nlrldge. Mass.. Sept. 211. Har
vnru s football players put in some mere
'"ri licks yesterday preparing for the
"' y Cress game Saturday, the coaches
ff'inn1"5 ,lmt thl're ml,ht bu upward
01 mi) per cent improvement ever labt
"fOK s gemes If the Crimson is te moke
. showing against the Worcester
,Jn ,wl'lch came here last fall und
"eiJ Harvard te a slngle field goal.
in..i VXH "''v tt Nnert scrimmage,
'iBtlng only twenty minutes, one score
i'i 1 . ,lle ht'-"bs resulting becnuse of
'J,'?"" s long ruiibnck of n kick off
? ,Te9. well-executed plays which
tcrrite . 'tt(,t twcl,t"fivc ,nr'1 et
38 Be,co'"l team nttnek wns literally
reVflredi and t'ie Jay'" work was
considered very satisfactory by the
th"c- Charley Tlerney was back In
" varsity line-up at center again'.
Jee
FRANKFORD
REM
Wants te Biff-Bang Buff
Men Who Tep Positions
in Big League Circuits
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BILL ALLEN RETIRES.
Resigns Presidency of American
Cage League After Eleven Years
Bill Allen, president of the American
Basketball Lrn'guc, resigned his position
at the annual reorganization gathering
of that body held last evening. Allen
hns been identified with the league for
eleven years. Three of lest year's
tennis, Nutlvity. Fiftieth Club nnd
Hancock, also retired in favor of ltitle
pendent ball.
Vnl O'Connor hns started out te re re
ergnulze the circuit nnd has received
applications from Heuthwnrk Men's
elll,b' rw'tlctli Century, Friends'
Ouild and Wheeling Club. There nre
five ether members from last year's
circuit, but several of these are also
undecided as te their future policy.
There nre still n few openings for
teams that desire admittance. It Iiiih
been decided te again play all games at
lennh Hnll, 272f West fcelumbin nvc
nue. Tennis wishing te enter the league
should get in touch with Vnl O'Connor
nt the Philadelphia Recerd.
TURNER BOWLERS TIED
Three Quintets en Even Terms for
First Place
Three teams in the Turner Bowling
League are deadlocked for first place,
linvlng wen all three games rolled se
fnr. I'i.i. are Friday night. Wedncs
'n i?ht nnd Active. Wediicsdny
iyiil took three strnlght from Saturday
Afternoon, and I'Zingnri, after forfeit
ing two games te the Actives, 'lest by n
small margin.
A 200 score was rolled by Orleb, of
. .IF . nml ll0""r Barnes by Metzger,
of Wednesday Night; C.rleb, I'zingnri,
nnd Schneider nnd S'chwlnd, Actives,
llie sen res;
1'ZINO.Utt
McCarty 172 1.11 172
Orieb . 210 133 1111
Thomsen lfll Hill H4
Nubcr. 137 153 nr.
..Merse 13i
Totals.. 070 COS 78U
SAT. AFTHriNOON
Ouenzel 1110 138 105
H.Paulus 108 151 inn
ACTIVES
Itelnh'dt 14H 102 1H7
Schnel'r ir.0 1B2 13.1
Heck.. . nn 12.1 112
Traufln 170 142 131
Schwlnd 158 104 IDs
Hdcp ny
Totals. .775 733 812
,. WKU. NIQIIT
Kehler.. 147 lllil 121
Metzger. 102 170 HI
Hartm'n 147 13H 14(1
i.enr.... 11, 13.1 1.10
Martin ini iVS ,-S V.0.8"""'- "I 1 Mil
.Martin. .103112 170 Welcht M2 132 174
T0I.I...788 700 783 "'"'""' "
Totals. 700 fill 778
STANDING OF THE CHJI1S
w. I.. P.C. W I,
Frl. Night 3 0 l.nim IC-D.. l' '
Wcd.Nlght .1 0 1.000 (list He'll.. 1 2
Actives ..30 1.000 Hat.After.. O 3
IVKnuts ..2 1 .1107 Victer O 3
I)u n Frels 2 1 .007 I'zingnri.. 0 3
P.C.
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Fermer Ring Star Passes Away
5wnr. nB '" CnllfurnlH. Is dead t,ia? at
jus home here He was un undefeatd llght
heavywelBht champion In the 70s. Kulda, In
his youth, boxed wlth'Jenr Mace, noted V.m
llsh puulllst. In H.in Kranc sre. nnd was
president of the California Athletic Club at
the time James J. Corbett and I'eter Jnelt Jnelt
sen fought under Its auspices manv sears
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EVENING PUBLIC LED&ER-PHILADELPHIA, THTJBSDAY,
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Lecal Italian First of Philadel
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te New Champ
WILL MAKE 118 POUNDS
By LOUIS II. JAFFE
When Johnny Buff, new bnnlnm
ehamn. win In Phllndclnhla this week
with his manncer. Lew Diamond, the
intter snlil bi vim recelvlne a flood
of offers from all ever the country for
the little blff-bnnz battler's services. An
indefinite number of challenges have
been linrlnl nt tlie flvwelirht bentam-
welcht titleholder. nnd the first defi
flung in his general direction' by n Phil
adclphlan was from Joe Nelsen.
Nelsen hns been hexlriz for four or
five years, and for n while was forced te
go out of town in order te get action.
The little Italian Is as game as they
come, he Is aggressive has never been
accused of stalling nnd innkcs the ether
fellow keen stennlne from bell te gong.
This was proved when Nelsen upset the
dope last week in n bout wit 11 uanny
Kramer.
When announcement wns mnde thnt
Nelsen nnd Kramer bad been mntclied,
the former wns net conceded a chnnce
te win. In fact, manr believed .Toe
would be added te Danny's long list of
Knockout victims. Going up against a
mlttmen renuted te hnvc scored mere
kayees Inst year thnn nny. boxer his
weight it wns figured thnt Nelsen would
make n runaway light et it and try eniy
te stev the limit.
However, Nelsen crossed the dope
and nlse cressnl a (lock of right-hand
punches en Krnmer's chin. .Tee's
jnw n'se Van 'mnssnged by 11 let of
Danny's terrific nortside punches, and
It wes a swell scrap. Nelsen net only
was nmnnir Ulnae nn his feet nt the fin
ish of cleht slaslilne sessions, but he
had given as geed as he had received.
There wern these who believed that
Kramer hnd wen, and ns many favored
Nelsen. A draw wns ns fnlr a verdict
as could le given.
That bout with Kramer has brought
out Nelsen ns ene of the best of the
Philadelphia bantams. Speaking of fu
ture bouts. .Tee said teday: "I den t
care who they pick for me. Buff Is one
man I would like te get. I have seen
him box often. He must have improved
n let te be able te win the title from
Pete Herman. Weight will be no hitch
in n contest between Buff nnd myself. I
will be ready te come in nt IIS pound!
nnv time the bout is nrranged."
The new season finds Nelsen under the
management of Jee Conrey, who nlse
handles the pugilistic nspiratlens of
Temmy Cleary. of Mnnnyunk. Conrey
took Nelsen In tow nbeut a month nge,
put the Seuth Philadelphlitn through n
stiff course of trnining nnd then made
the Kramer mnteh. Thnt turned out
te be n geed match, instead of a peer
bout for Nelsen.
"Many boxers have tried te bring a
ring championship te Philadelphia,"
RiiliI fnnrer. "And new NeNen is in
the, field te put the Quaker City en the
championship mnp. I have signed up
Jee for n yenr nnd have guaranteed him
n wrtiiin amount for the twelve months
Before the 1021 -'Ji! season wanes I feel
Hiirn thnt Jee Nelsen, if net the chnin-
nien. will be right nt the titlcheldcr's
deer."
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AMERICAN M5ACIVE
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Hetlmann, Detroit. 147 eM 112
Cobb. Detroit . . . 12S BOS 122
Bnlh. New Yerk . 140 820 176.
Nlslrr. Ht. Leuis. . IM R7S 121
Sneaker, Cleveland 131 (103 107
NATIONAL LEAOUE
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lfemsby. f)t..TOiils, 140 (172 12.K
Iteusti. Cincinnati. 110 408 M
Cruise, lloslen . 10H 814 4(1
Mellenry. ft. Inils 147 rt7 SO
Mellrnrr. Ct. IOiils 147 0S7 80
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TIGER SUBS ARE TESTED
Second Eleven Sent Against Scrubs
by Coach Reper for Leng Drill
Princeton, N. J., Sept. 20. Bill Ito Ite Ito
pero sent two distinct varsity elevens
against the scrubs yesterday in scrim
mages lasting nbeut forty-fire minutes,
thus showing pretty accurately just
what he has in the way of probable sub
stitutes, Although there have been many
changes after the start of scrimmage
each day, some of the men substituted
have net been kept through, and many
of the first-string players have hed te
play the entire session. Yesterday,
however, the first team was removed
early, nnd eleven new men finished the
workout.
The opening game with Swarthmore
Is but two days off, nnd ns there will
be only one mere srrimmnge before
that the first llnc-up is very likely te
begin the season.
Instead of the regular offensive
scrimmage drill, the first eleven were
tried en defensive work entirely. Tedny
the scrimmage will he light, nnd en
Friday there will be nothing mere thnn
n short workout.
ALDRICH AT QUARTERBACK
Used as Pilet by Yale Coaches In
Signal Drill
New Haven, Conn., Sept. 20. Werry
ever the qunrtcrback situation nt Yale
caused the conches te send Captain
Malcolm Aldrlch te that position In
yesterday's practice. Aldrlch played In
the signal drill, but retired in favor of
Joe Ocd when serlmmnging was begun.
Uncertainty regarding three stellar
candidates cnused the coaches te order
this change. Charley O'Hcarn, fresh
man star last season, is still out of
commission, nltheugh he reported after
two weeks' illness. (Jeorge Beckett,
who began the season ns it favorite for
the place, is slightly Injured.
Itussell Murphy, who pluyed bril
liantly In Saturday's game, is busy with
scholarship examiiintlnus, although he
was at the field In citizens clothes part
of the afternoon. Jee (Jed, who has
run the varsity this week, was freshmnn
substitute last year. Although n bril
liant drop-kicker and forward passer,
his field generalship has been rather
slew in execution.
Sterrs was se severely Injured yester
day that he may be out of football the
remainder of the season.
SEALED
TIGHT
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in Championship Beut
WILLIAMS FIGHTS
TO REGAIN PLACE
Regular Lafayette Tackle May
Start Saturday's Game
With Pitt
LIGHT PRACTICE TODAY
Easten, I., Sept. 20. Fighting .Toe
Williams, the husky Lafayette College
tackle, Is en the warpath. Williams,
who has been n regular tackle en the
Maroen and White team the lait two
years, wants his job back again.
Therefore his aggressiveness.
Lest year Williams, who weighs 210
pounds and Is mere thnn six feet In
heights, marle a great reputation for
himself. He tore the opposing lines
apart en the offensive and en the de
fensive was one ef-thc pillars of strength
en the Lafayette line. At the close of
m&m
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Mint leat peppermint or
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flavor is a treat for your
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And a(( are equally geed for
you. Teeth, appetite and
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SEPTEMBER 29, 1021
the season he wns mentioned en all
stnr elevens. .
This yenr, however, he wns slew In
ffMHncr Inrri rnnrlltlnn. nnd "Mickey
llllmtriftl nn ntiil. willl wns shifted te
tnckle, get the call te start the Muhlen
berg game. Hummel reported In first -class
shnpe mere anxious thnn ever te
mnkn the tenm. He did In W llllnms
plncc
Being forced te remnln en the side
line last Saturday nnd play en U15 sec
ond learn Monday nnd Tuesday of this
week made Williams fighting mad.
Wednesday Delbcl, the ether tackle,
was imiililn le opt into tees because of
a sere threat. Williams get his chance-
en the varsity. He tore through tnc
second-team line, kept en going nnd
took out n man In the sccendnry de
fense every time. Yesterdny he did the
snnie thing nnd new the two tackle po
sitions nrc n toss up nmeng Hummel
Williams nnd Delbcl.
Tedny there will be no scrimmage.
Coach Sutherland Is well satisfied with
the condition of the men and will slew
down the practices today nnd tomor
row. Only signal drill will be in order
tedny.
The Pitt team will leave Pittsburgh
tonight and go te Allentown tomorrow
morning und In the afternoon they will
work out en the Muhlenberg College
gridiron. Lehigh nlse offered the Pitt
mnnngement the use of Tayler Field.
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Slcepcr en Midnight Train
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$42.00 Leenard Gelden Oak
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$1.75
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Clethes Baskets
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$14.98
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