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EVENING PUBLIC LEDaERr-PHiLA7JELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1921
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F01d Penn Eleven Is Set te Put Rellers Under Footballers Frem Franklin and Marshall
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' PLENTY OF SOCCER I MAROON CONFIDENT
BOOKED FOR TODAY OF BEATING PITT
VOGELIN TO START
. FORMTODAY
Fermer Central High Lad Will
; play Fullback Against
F. and M. Eleven
STUDENT HOME-COMING DAY
r. nd M.
Sebert.-.
Snrtjv.'" '
Mdli0
frmk
ltrewn
Mfj
Crrtn. '
ensii.
Tenn
. If ft mil,.,
left tackle
', Ifft fniard
,,., renter .
, Hh Kuartl
. rUM fnefcle
,.. rlhtend
miarterbnrl.
lfft imirivif k Wiifiiiiii
"vaiKar, .v.-.-.&
,. .KrtsevnnR
. , .(lentlwir
'. .Hutlurland
. liny
, ... .Cochrane
.. .Thnrmnn
(Irate
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(Klsmillfr..,. '"?,-,:. iiWnVrd. I'mtrlre.
?rfrfwr rrlwftn. Hend linesman-.
,.3.- ; hmno-eemlng Any at
J1.00..,... . Pennsylvania. The red
UJllTCrnuy " -
Many College Games en
Today's Gridiron Card
EAST
i'rinnVinn."ld M"..t franklin Kl-ld
i tVL? ..n v"' 1wrtlimerc at Prlncten.
DarimnMik'. ,Ii,j; -C.rcif al Cmbrldie.
CeVr!??i "Ji1 Y"." VlJOIury at Hanei er.
YntJ? vvfit" nenaventura at Ithaca.
lnn S.;.Vfrmnt at New Vfn.
By?"B2.Jtt.V";i?.eH',,rtf at m,lt0 College.
tlrilniK v."" vm' University at Byracusi.
W an t.. Vlllnnevaat Collmevllle.
M'ni viv.i.11 """"'" ' vaemnten, Pa.
.town. v,rBlnlit vp. ClnclnnatJ at Mercan-
"ffM1?..-. C2'uy ?l evidence.
i'JJj. I? v"- MMhlenber at Newark Del
or.)ham v. Wnshlnater. nt New Yerk.
In.tOT0 Wc" V Lebanon VMIw t wSih.
lehiS. ' V"' au"euhanna at Beuth Deth Deth
Celmnbla vs. Amherst at New Yerk.
nut'Xr- .V,,Alb.r,"ht ' Chester.
K f V-W'"0 5' Nw Hrunstelck.
(Ilm,,!) NeW 'Umhlr0 at West Point
a-ame) Mimire a. west l-eini
J,7 v" Sw"wlId at West Point (second
wndeln vs. rthed. I.Innd mate, at Ilruns-
bu?;n'.n'B,e ln,t,tu v. Geneva at Pltts Pltts
plcklnsen v. .TnUi. . .....,
vne.M-MMfcuj.tU ARM v,. Connecticut A-
Yerk.W rl Unlve"y vs. Hobart at N
" ... .. nrftt tltftlr T-..-i- . .
wd blue gridiron -"- " "" . . XSX; M"
(any victory ever
fnce the Frnnklln
Ht. Jehn's vm. U'.ai.,n x"." !c' . .
Tuff '.""v. n!SVercc',t0.r Trch- ftt Hartferd.
WlSvVn-..ClBi!!!en "' Si-hfetidy.
)R!ilrr?fl.;v"f-?,8M.. Mlddtotewn.
ij W ri.nl oellfRinn. thW nttrrnoen
III hare In. the, chwrlnK ct en
elation in. , .,..., nehwure mt Knmiiten v. u-nti..,,. ,. r.,i...
r vs. Earlham at Kanevfi.
UOn Ill-Hi l "'". rknn,l-.l.0 rrlAt KnVnTl
i.ii .snttirimv win" . ......... -1 ,:--
' . ii thn Rtuilents hml rrnt rpturnpa """
; the f'niverHlty nnil nM n resu t tnc
t0 ;C Bndi where thev held forth was
ffhw h If SlU. "The University
1 effirlnllv vptenliy with n
Snt Mr of"l2.r.QO,ef whom wme
A!reu va
Qulficv r'rtiTrte. ,,.
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ItlfllltJIfl, 1JJ
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re at Akren,
TIGERS FAVORITES
OVER
SWART10R
PEINCETON AND SWARTHMORE GRIDIRON STARS
V
Princeton Outweighs Garnet for
Today's Game by Twenty
Pounds Per Player
KICKOFF AT 3
Nwarthmere
IJntffirwerth .
Willi
Kniuicr . .
Cernell
Nhefmafcfr . .
DudVy
ftaden
OflfM (rapt.)
y hit ... .
C'dtlfr . ...
Atnlnndh . . .
.IfTt ftid.
UhI. a!
. . . ,ffl rim ni'ijcw
.lfft tJirklf (runt.) Krtk
, ..left rnmru....
... .f enter
. .right tnairu....
. .rlBht tuekle ...
...rUlit end....
.aunrtrxlinelc. . .
.left hnirixtrk. . .
rlxht halfhnrk..,
....fullbnek
U..V."' ". ":"ij.l,m of A. A
ffi Tt which they'y ten .lell.r.
)lnlnt vn. n- iratK .. n.i.i f
nntlU'v01 'i"',1ln at pneri. III.
..Jluller vs. Gtorirctewn Collean nt In.
With MX thousand "tlldPlltF I en i hand rllfernla vs. Olympic C'luh Rt l.erkeley.
i- .k. lhc red and blue en te uetery tanr
mi uuiii i". r-i nrtt k .. . m-
Colerado Ancles vs. Wyemtntr nt Fert Cnl
Ky EDWIN J. POU-OCK
rrlnrcten, N. J., Oct. 1. The nen
al tiger awakens from Its winter nnd
summer Idlenesa today nntl will bnrc
Its teeth, rear en its hind Iprh nnd cuff
the enrs of Little Qunkers when Prince
ton cnRaces Swarthmore in Uie epeninc
battle of the 1021 football treason at
Palmer Stadium. The first whistle
sounds nt 3 p. m.
A trifle rVlusrlc-beund. cramped and
brnin-fegRed from its len-j fdeep, the
TlTr linu inf vn rnnleil tlm ntf'Tii'
American I...fflf.n at newer thnt Ketiplriied fppR Inst venr.'
Arknnaas vn. Itendrlt at Fayettevllle. Ark I but the lust of the fight today Is PX
lnhia A?k "" VH- " nrewn nt Ar,ta- Pted te fire the spirit of the jungle
a year.
"rv", I,., tender nil decked I
1? in their white sweaters with the unit. mi.
out in inwr "." .. -.i .i,i ,n,.l rreii,;
WftS expected te Mart n"i vj h.nex nt Iowa city.
. . V.i.'i!.. r. .1.1 r- tl... !" Statn v.i. Cne nt AmeiJ. In
'"'.""f'L,' '.' Ti1,."in.w".v'U. North Dakota Aurjlea a
01 mrPIinK "iii n " " ' nii-n, .n. n
be Slimmer vacation started. lv"5!llrel V. V- Emrerln "t Manhattan
It niuiuiif . I.emtmrd V. Vp.lnfirefA q nni.v..-.. t.i
Kore nnil there 111 Hie wium rfai0nn ... ti-.i..... -. .'. "'.":."U'J-' ""
.-....... nm, j.riiitny nt Jinrilia. U.
r.ui -.l Mn hands nnd their (Unity . """hten V. Dakota Wraleyr.n nt Omahn.
JS. pmhc.1 en their heads this af- pj'ft Ds"M'e?n.a. la.
ternoen's game with 1 '. nnd M. W ill Drurv Va Central W.sleyin "t Sprln.
'hf !"izizr:.;w jk - K.umMOe ni0em,..
Shorty nucr nmn .' --
contingent
ttemnlng
pnrnew
ilnce tl
klMsV
YJJLr. ...i i, llttl knots of students
discussing the red end blue possibilities
for the coming 'ear.
The easy victory of last Saturday ever
the weak Delaware teum has net given
v. ,n,Ur.ta nf lied nnd Hluc fellow
ers any feeling of being ever-ppttmi.stic. "'VAV' v" '
Thfy realise that Coach Helsman hns Mentana stnt
an ficellcnt tram In the ninKing nnil ra:vy .
n Meni irni h , Netrn Dame vs. De Paurr at Notre, Dame,
lOul l"l- ni'i. .... ... .- . iijiu.inri
be brought out Deiere ine nn i""
veeks from today with Swarthmore.
Gettysburg, which comes te Frnnk
lln Field net Saturday, is reported
te have a fast, heavy team, composed
mostly of veterans. The Penn students,
however, de net feel that the battle
field boys will take the measure of
their favorite, but with the Onrnet.
trnnltlnnnl enixmcnts of the lied nnd
Blue, there Is the feeling that (something Tenneee
i.i.t i, ,iit, ?Xrrn"ri
Youngsters en Hand
larniipft va. narpnll nt xrnn....i....
M'ehliran vs Mount Union at Ann Arher.
Al.rnifr&n
Michlean Arclen va. Alma at Kist Lannlnr.
Mlnnoneta va North Dakota at Slln Slln
rertwillf JIlfpjlMlDPl ve. Arkansas Aaztei at Ox Ox
refi, Miiir
Ml(innrl v. Oklahoma Airale nt Cnlum.
e vs WUIni". Pelv at Beae-
Olmrlln v Vlttntia ct OI,..rlln
OrrBen AbbIeh vs. Chemawa at rervallls.
Cr srtn,
Purdue vs. Wibnsh at rurdua.
SJ. I.eula vs. Kansas Ctty a: St Leuis.
Vlncenln va. Lawrence at Madlien. Wis.
SOUTH
Alabama v fip-lnn Hill p.t TuBcalnesa.
A'abama.
A!tnma Poly va; Heward at UlrmlnB
ham Ala.
Pnter vs. Clemeen et Danvlll". Ky.
rhattinoeBa vs. llryren at Chattanooga.,
vn. Newberry Rt Ornenvllle. N C.
(iallaiidnt vs. Camp Humphrey at Wash-
liffien. D. C.
Dnrala . Slerrer nt Athens. Oa.
Oeenrtu Tech va. Olttherp. at Atlanta,
the city, will be en their way te
Franklin Field shortly before game
time. They are the guebts of the
Botary Club, of this city. Scvernl
-hands thev brought along will liven up
th watt for the kick -off.
Fer nearly all nf the youngsters it
11 be their firct sridlren game. Like
true Americans, the youngsters knew
Kr.tuelcy 'Wenlnynn at I.ex-
k!
,Telvc hundred youngsters, mpinbern i r 92.
ef the various boys' elutis tnrougneut Kentucky it
melon, Ky.
Miami vs Dsyten p.t Oxford, inn
fcr'h Carolina vs. Lake Potent at Chapel
Hill, tt C.
HoAnekt. vs. O'tllferd nt Ruirm. Va
Beuth Carolina vj. Hrsklne at Columbia,
Seuth Carolina.
Tennes'-co vs Maryvllln at Knexvllle.
Tenneew.
Tficas ' Blmmena r.t Austin. Tex.
VaniWbllt .. Tennesaoe Nermal at Narh Narh
ille. Tenn.
the different positions, nnd these who ' . VJ" n a vs. OserKe v.aan-.wnen at cnar-
ar Ijnerant of the great American cel , xav M.' i vs. Hompten-Sydn.iy at ix-
1a nn. ...111 unnn K.. ......n ....I tKu . rvtnn 'A
c Kuiiii; will pymil Ifu !'!' uivi ui it ".::"", .',.. .. yt-i,,i. .t .
t ift . .. r.iv.--t. i Virginia I'niy v. iuttviu .,m ..,
Di(iiuii;uui:e ui cfiuur, iiuiluui;.i uiiu HlarkHburc. Vn.
ucsies Dy tneir nretner youngsters. wahinatnn nca ie vs. jianu-macen hi
1'enn was the favorite ler the came ""lll,"' "
this afternoon, matter of fact, the big ... .-..- nmnn-v
fttTerlte. Last week Franklin nnd Mnr- I MONTGOMERY COUNTY
mil Uffentcd Albriglif 7 te (1 nnd '
hewed that they had lets of speed and
ability. Yesterday afternoon was an
ay one for the lied nnd nine.
Coach Ilelsuinn, because of the heat!
nd a desire te keep his team in shape
for the battle this afternoon, sent them'
boss nnd wine out its first onnenent.
Princeton, with Us glowing triumphs
of 11)20, its swift backs nnd sturdy
linemen, rules the favorite ever Swarth
more by quite n margin. The Oranne
nnd lilnck holds n twenty-pound nd
ntage ever the Little Qunkers, and
this nlenc is almost enough te Mving
the dope; but in addition the Tigers
erj' paper have n superior eleven nnd,
last but bv no mennH least, is the pres
tige of the New Jersey institution,
which usunlly imbues rivals with stage
fright or a subconscious idea that de
feat cannot be averted.
Tigers nig Favorites
The old dope often has been slapped
severely in the face and en ether parts
of Its anatomy, but a one-sided victory
for the Tigers seems ntwi,red if the
Ornnd Old Man runs according te form.
There Is only one feature that may
prove n thorn in the side of the 1920
ehnmpiens. There Is a fear of over ever
confidence, nnd Conch Hill Heper hns
been trying te drive this out of the
heads of his pupils since practice started
some three weeks age. Overcentidence
is u disease thnt will steal the strength
of n giant.
Swarthmore has a geed aggregation,
a tenm thnt must be taken seriously.
Coach Hey Mercer knew football from
beginning te end and there will be eleven
men fighting the Tiger every step of the
way nnd they are clever nnd game men,
tee. Princeton will have te fight for
every yard.
Keck and Leurie
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niumrr StturtHnvntv? c JFrj?, zmMHmm w ' . - ahihrts. hh .imr &'
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Phila. Meets New Yerk Field Lafayette Eleven in Midsoaaen
Club at Disste Parkn Hibs J Ferm for Big Battle Against
Open Season Panthers Today
CRICKET LEAGUE IN ACTION TEAMS PLAY SAME SYSTEM
.left end
.left tinkle
left R-uurd
renter
.riirht aunril
rlKht tnrklp
rljtht end
ininrterlurk ,
left halfhnrk
riirht halflmrk
. fntlh'iek
PIHsbrnth.
. . . RlHn
, llarmap
,. HaeJt
IWrwaer
Se'delsen
felan
r. William
lln'lerntl
(rant.) Dnrlea
Andemen
' . Hewitt
Lafayette vs. Pitt
The biggest early season football
game will be played at J'a-sten, Pa.,
this nfternean.
Rebert W. Maxwell
Sports Editor of the
Eucning ?JubUc ledger
rt ill referee the batt'e nnd review
the game In Monday's Kvr.M.ve
Pt'hi.ic Lkdekh.
The game of soccer will be geins In le''r',",',
full blast by net Hftturdey Hut en William
the xck-p-dtile Ibis afternoon are a mini- u,Uirn
br of pimi'H. seveml of which loom lltrdd
dp ns important. The Philadelphia f,.,n,n,,
Ainerlcnn Leuue rejirehentntlves are In itrunner
action with New i erk Field Club at ' l-lierkii
UKsten Hnll Park. Stnte n-arl and I'n- J,';1,",'!,,
run dtriM'i, xviiiii inc .xiueiini iiiku'
Inaugiiralps the season here with the Knsteti. Pa., Oct. 1. This little town
I hilndelphiiilillji-rniutis opposing the I M threbbine with excitement tednr,
jiroeKijn iin.s nt Jeutn m.u uutir , ,.ven down in the heart of the business
sireeu.
A mnjerltv
Divitdiin nf t
their opening matches nnd the teams
In the .Second Division start next Sat
unlay, likewise the eight or nine ec
liens of the Allied I,e:iiue and the In
YELLOWJACKETS CLASH
WITH ALL-PHILA. ELEVEN
Visitors Went Through Last Season
With Geal Line Uncrossed
The gridiron season up Frankford
way will be Inaugurated this afternoon
en Ilrewn'H Field, Oxford pike nbevc
the Frankford High Scheel, when the
Frankford Ycliewjackets lift the lid
en independent ball by plnjlng Tem
Keilly's All-Philadelphia!! eleven
The followers of the Yellow-jackets
will be out in force, ns cverul thousand
a5PLUNDTH.
GdfnetT,
FuIIfadCrC
M'rMnn. ntwl im n?i Hie Mil rnlleim
v of teams in (he First Miidents nre n.-rvetislv nwuitlng the
the (rlcket League ilny ,sil,. that will send Lafayette into
notion igalnst Pittsburgh nt Marce
Field this aternoen.
It's only the second game of the pen-
Lnti Cr.. 4V... f.,-n. ..l ..a- Ia 1 At...
.!.. .!..!. I. -M .1 ."" l"..l' "..".".. '." " ."""". " .'l. 11 111 W1C
....-i. ....... .itnii oe7eii iriuiidiy Rumps ini,.f imrv.rtnnt one This year it even
are en ted.iv liiyeiit. but In nil see- surpas.s j slgnificnnce the tlmc-
tiens will be practice matches, the honored e'nsh with LnfnvetteV main
managers t man v teams arranging ilvnl L"hiirli. The local students are
gnii ei that hne net been listed. oeiilldcnt of victory
.!,.; i Vi'!"'1'"'" '" selwltiled te be NeV(.r ; the history of football hn
liinjt.i this week end in the American Lafayette hed the same chance te uumn
i.iugiie. All ught clubs will be in ae- te gridiron fame as today. Coach Jeck
I1 .' i iT 'ift,7""n In Eam"s .h"r''' Ht S'i'herlnnd has an nrrny of veterans who
.,' ." ' '""I'H'Ki-L nun lloiyeKC wiul( he we comer iv nnv cnl eire. nnH
Olllbs ItT'f hnnkpil in nnv Inmnr. r1...t n ,. .1.... ... .-i.. ft.. '.! t.-.i- m
row with Im.ii...i..i..i.! -V ri".Y:. ..I';" ' ' .' "" "u' '" K"i '" ""- ""inc "i
".""ieiiiiiu ui jiiiiu s iiui)- century.
1 t'tl ! nlwl X. si Via 1 r -
Renresentatlves of Eight Firms te 'T,' "V;. ,. ,erK rJTia ;.lul' llt . "et" tPnm1' re frninfd te mlilsenflen
""Ki'ia-i, wtir. i uaiR.
INDUSTRIAL MEET
DRAWS 450 tN I Hltb Four rt
Compete at Northeast Field
The representatives of eight
city's industrial concerns will vie
Tlie ether four form. They have te be, for the engage
, i ' .l'n.mLW0''",a'V., M;,"1",e" hut exhlbl- inent'eut en March Fl-ld will be no pink
of the . 'or, gnmes in the Internntiennl League ten nffair. The boys are out te win.
ric for ' TirxcV.it i. J'Tscy City mnKe it im- : nntl the hnttle will tnke the best they
,j track and neld'supremacy this after- T,lf. may ,)e inferi,rPted n '' I'litZ'IvTereX" nht.
it his
never
He
n the
. . m, . ,, . Tr.,i;n,, lnnnie ..... .:.;';." .""" "'".' W1U l ". ,"",t "'. 'nat the 1'nntlieni
nw ppiiiiDnN innnVi" stk... tks ik." "u"" '
i
riAn n nn iti niitiiin i-iT Tin siiii I ii:iisl I t i 1 1 L' I mi I 11101 iIhiiah ...& .i rnni. ti
I SmTIIPn ril I A I nil I ''" "" i-": b1"1"""' " ."" -- , " - v ,' ,:i'-" u -jiikh. uuvun- ,. OHI.-I1 i-op t nrner is nuiet nbeu
A nil I I UL U MM A I UN Manuel Training High Scheel at Twen- '"K" n tre tight for lcadershlp. ns the hnnces. ns usual. The old for
'Mmllrlrn MMMI nil tr-nlnth and Somerset streets Over 450 , "JvYnZX? i 0ntf t0'lay n.n,i ''" ms m,lrh My about his tenm.
nllU I I ILIV UUlL UILL I " " " ', " , ' . ' Y'lJ'l', 'IV -"T" .' (I?- lnts. T1"1- ? the talking, and 1
1 riui a-rrst niki u ii i-v .". t ui' u u i ri iiiiiiuiTiniri i f,, i . i n .i . i rn up t . . . v i i .
e i...ii,.t,iu c,nt,v. Thern- Irwel f,. '...:.. V. .r ."
imiij , euiicr-iiiv.'i j' Vn. i"1" ' nccemiiany tne tenm.
emewhat. Stein, nn
shifted
All-American
! ten-Fuller Company. General Klectric f he piny today and tomorrow will civi nter of "lf20. has been moved n. ,.
season tickets have already been dis- , Army Takes Qn Twe Rivals. ' Company, Fex Moter Company and j, " PhHadelni.ia',. i?. " vnnir rn,.tVVrrl-""Wr l nte thp
L01 S. fl!'.t,le tV.. is ".!"" "I? I J ..... i Art Leem Mills. of ,ns Ve ,1, 1 elvT'' h.. K " ' AJ. Lr t'' 'i'" L ".II .. .sc?8?n
tmuiaxmg narvara nar- Twentv-eieht events nr, en the pre- .indiMHit-. I possession . f vt' , '' " i wn ed '. '"' ' '' " ,T' ."u . :
. . . . i .....--- .... .!., -riw. iiu,.....i " .'. .. . . r. . "- m ttti-ii
ram. including several rer l)e, '- '."-iiimna who ep-ned the :i- unn en tne bench
ever its eleven. Manager Hewnn
Uewker has been scouting fur many
months nnd has supplied Ceaeh (ieerge
Jehnsen with a let of fine players, to
gether with the pick of lust year's
squad.
The All-Phillies hntl n fine record
Inst yenr. They ran up a total of 2(17
points against tiicir opponents, nnd
never had their goal line crossed. They
held Vinceme te a tie and defeated
Ewing 7 te 0. Tem lieilly has a sur
prise reserved for Frankford. Th
line-up :
vard Plays Hejy Cress
ardship te keep
and women. Twe large ..ilver loving ' ""'', "K" s,nsn here premise te I Little Tem Levies, the clever enntnin
.-.ii liii'H.l"- Jn tne KlCklnz stv e of ' Of the visitln.- .1..fn .... .l. a..-
rn . . I , ? ' ', nil.. - UIUL llll-
the President's 'np ami M. I
Frankford
ThemaB left end
Oberitfell left tickle .
Dale lift guard ..
4. SBtsn ml .-, MAvmaM
The Tigers hnve Captain Keck unn itwpath. '.'.'.'.'.". "right nuard".'
Den IiOiirlc and there is net a tacule !t!upplf rlitht tnckli .
or a qunrterbnek in college who enny----
compete with this pair In their respee- Nemalc l-tt halfback
tlve positions. Then, tee. Hill Hepe Mallow .... risht h.iifdicic
lint Cnrrltf n,l Ollrnv rrvr. Tl.tl.rnll , KuUffmnn .. fullbaLk ..
backs te run with Leurie. The fourth! P1SjrJ2!'.-i'f-,.r.,,n
A.l-rnlla.
. .New comb
McOennlclc
. . .CelumtiUH
I'ulvln
. . . .burten
... .Malene
.... Oulden
. i.lcl'nn.jiny
i"ole
,M Gcwhii
. . Donevut.
I VAI C CVPAPCQ WCOMflllT "lll,lftl" U'repny win ne . nnuru-.i. u- J-Ji" II,:f',lll,,T,' mnn-i.ui.ver. are an in geed eendit en and
YALt ENGAGES VtKIYlUlM I WPn us geld, silver and bronze mednl --'1 'LV-'1'" MeGhee father ; H;irt and ready for the frav, but he tee re-
I . te the athletes finishing first, second J '''' -hee. two of the cleveren for- fused te predict the outcome. He ha.
I and third .!! . i y' '"' ,','1''r I,-,r'llt'e taken his lesions from Pen Warner
Fvery college represented en the I Thc Hfi of PVents Includes 100-yard , ,s n,niJ,t7j! l,tt,h' hlP The two teams tedav will piny ihe
gridiron will hnve teams battling te up-1 dash, ".-.-yard dash for boys, 7.'.-yard liru" ',, 1M ,?"nI!Jl,i ", , te,""'1,"1''" s"me ",,'"t"-m Rutherlanil was an All All
held the presti.e of their institutions 'dash for girls. .TO-ynnl dash for ;, sv';)t,,n ' n dozen V-.r" a'c ", "rf ? the I'ltt team ser ser
en the football field this afternoon j i; M&AVJ" '' STtS
Although last Saturday saw the real r(linrter.nie relay for girls. O-yaru ,, J f inv' tot""?' P'd along te Lafayette and new the
beginning of the 1021 enmpnign. there I ,.n, 220-yard dash. 150-yard dash for ,Itlerl thpy hnve Villlam SleGlvern ? -Vintls nutUnF t,lem nte execution.
hvere sevenil colleges that did net get' fut men, hnlf-mlle relay for boys, halt- .), played with the Belfast Celtic, n a Dntt'1-' between master and
position still Is undecided, with the
iTIma of jwrleds Ten and t-ele minutes
. 1 1' ----- - . - ,, ... , i'...,'... ...in in.- IH'HUM I'llH' i ....n
into action. They nre nil nt it tedny. I '' "ay ler executes, ene-mue u- team : Ilnrry I.n-nrv. Hnrt McGhec. ""V"fn, r. , ,
Destiite the enrlv date there is one ! ter-cempuny relay, shetput, running w Uudlmrt. fermerlv of Ascension ,, A ferniir Pennsylvania star will call
... !, ? f ' bread jump, running high jump, stand- Themns Kennedy. Fddle McDoneuch l" s'Rn,,,) for Lafayette today, al-
game in the east that holds all tbeiln i.rnn,i !Umii and lien, step and . Willlnm Kerr ir.i..,r n...i rn.J:..' though he will nlnv a hnlflmek noRlHe..
i aaan ... . a . - " .---.., u..'t if ln' AilJallU' . . ' " - .
I'lxen. .Inmes fiilmeri. Jehn Hritrimm "." "e'ense. ne is uets Jlrunner. who
thrills nnd nttractiveness of a N'evemher nmn.
contest. That one will he stneed up at !
L'nsten between Pitfburgn and Lafny- RPMTI PY WIMi HONORS
ette. This Is truly a maim- lcnuue btiMILtl WIIMb MUlMUne
contest and stands out like Hill Penn
i ,, ' " "' tffiii i l iiltl.ll. i i .
i l.rnrst lfuteiier, Jehn Parker. Theuiav ' ' , ur ls P'a.wng nis nrst game en
I Denehue, Jehn Celeman, formerly of "" -"nroen Held. Fer runnlnK mates.
I Iiarhend, Scotland. I.ninier will have Captain Lebccka,
""""i "'i ri"iis;ieirz. lllli. is a DnCK
NINES IN FINAL CLASH
Lansdale and Doylestown Clash at
Ambler Other Gamec
Thp final enme In the series for the
th'OUzh a lteht workout thnt consisted m . .... -...,. T nnmm wilt 1ie
tL't ,,ml lhV'ta nt Ambrer w.
Fer fifteen minutes, however, Heis- nnd Lansdale. Twe previous games
Jnan changed bin program nnd the en- ' resulted in a win for each team and
iirevarsityijpiad went through a vig-.,,. i th0 wildest disorder with
' cneice nmentr .iiore.- .sewev. nniier-i ... . . . ..
big and Cleaves. It is net prouaeu-l wesl ni"y l0 la' &t' t,arna,:al1 ".compared with the ether james in - Tep8 international in Batting. Pitch-, M CO I F TPH Tfl PI AY UCDC u1'' .th,lt ceml'arf" favorably with the
thn fhe'relectten will he mnde before A team composed of players of 'he Weal this Motion. H IIIIOO Ltlltn IU TLA I HtML. bi'sf n the Fast.
riia. tne selection vn tie mam. Deiere phl, H, grh00 wm creB bats with Lernltr the hte- noise Im the Penn. na and Heme Runs I Them , 1 . , .
thc players tire ready te trot out en Ht. ijamaiMs at Hixtv-nfth stre-t nnd Elm- i .!, 11 V. ' i,w.., tne I enn- "a i ijere ure only two new players en
the gridiron for the first klckeff nt noed avenue this afternoon, m the west I J ranklin ami Marshall contest, but the Jack Hent'ej. of Baltimore, wen tne Misses Helltns and Stirling Alse En- the Lafayette eleven. One is Hrunncr
3 o'clock. Vfinly n-"P win t... Mairee catcher, fern j .Junkers should prove victors with ease. International League batting crown. tePeri i n.rfh.lir. Te.i.- and the ether is llerrv n freshman from
iffand Heeper nre veteran tacklP.s. rltrU K ? ''; ' repetition of last Saturday's! nrcellng te averag.-s released this - ered Be the' ' "f , the Philllpsburg IIiKh Scheel who ban
and Ed Stlnsen, nt the end. is .mother eeem.d base. Hartrarn , I'ark Hen'.nkif. third h'K eie is net evected. Anether bnt- lnerni,1B. The first baseman and -Hi" ecu I.eltch. the Hrl ish. b,.,.n ,lljln, , t , tfc
of last year's regulars. The ethere .SV?' JX'-" of t1"' championship team irrn'h n.n,JrVm V" K"1' f'hanJI'."" nmmnKes t end. Herrv can catch a
en the line nre newcomers. They are ; .-Stlrf Briih.t n?M mS5 R" a" 'a . "nJrau'tt: 1? .s"n-fhmore-Princeten con- ',.,,,, thp s,USe ith a mark of ' ? 'Zjj'K.'" " "nt.,... ferwnrd pass better than nnr player en
Lipscomb, at center: Haker nnd Wit- " iep. Lit Brether. rt at P iweten. but here oe the! ,0 ,,!. nNe led in home runs "'-n Pjaye r- J Ii: ss Alvn Stirling, the sqund. and it is ,i thnt he rival"
mer. guards, and Snively, end. " u-f w- C Us ifl,J'"r,,ifi a"'1 llf,;ly ? 1th twentv-feur nnd in hits with 214. h" ) r. :"n chnn iplen . M.ss Marmn ,-ven J . I,.roe. of Mnroen fame a few
.I.; icini uicii nut. i iu "'"'"' - '"- -uiftrtu-nil. .. uri l v i.mwir.iy irm - . inrillOnV Willi liWffii-"i r , , .i...--iv. -- f'fitnpt tit tli ..,,.. mi i ., H'"
hnekiield. made up of Captain Geiges. wy. puwa en grI?rt"!JIn1;l0"J1,;j Vale Will Wntrli Vermont end. foi'ew.,1 by te former Ma.-km.Mi. Mftli-II . Cip" teurnV, ,.,,,,r'U ,'" .
White. Cetter and Asplundth. is a vet- ,L JiVmI IZJJXitJl Sn "inn. Vel,. ,!, v.. ...... .. .-.. .n... .. u-..uh. the Newark manager, it,,. ,".," ' ''' teurnaiieiir at the "
j '- ........ .... .1. . .-. - ... ... ... . - .'I 'ii ai i-v I ...n.rri i.i. i .
enin one. speedy and clever. Asplundth I'ltlens. The Mayer dc-Kred thl nctlen wan
u th,. htmKf ninn nn Hie team. The ,an " the BUKUestl.m ... J. I), w l.liei.itnif
Swarthmore fullback tips the scnles at
21.1 pounds nnd stands ( feet H
inihes. He punts tar and nign, can
forward pass, run the ends and buck
the line. He is a valuable player, and
will be watched closely.
chairman of the leal boxing commission.
Frem another seurc? It wan lnrnid th" com cem com
mleslen'a action we hecaua of adversn
'r'tlclim of thn rommls'len'a renduct of rc--Htit
bexlnK shows.
metlt. Onllniirilv inn. iv.x.l.in'f ...... nnd Otis l.nurv. of Haitlmei-f. r re
--.-. .... ..........I i ,-.... i ..-' -... --- . .
much attention te this frav. but this Themas, v he pla jetl third for tl e Atn
t . . . . . . i.. 1. 1 i i.
fviiMin ir nines en a different aspect letics severni years nKe
witi iem- Keady, the former Lehigh
Hatch Moter Plays 25th Ward
Iiae wen lt .n nr.ru lht for the mn
rlfitH, w)tl le en the full.
firOllQ lntnrfrul.... ...! ..1.1! .1-111 I
Which rcjitttrd in iliii-fcald tWh 1i"h: ! lmnlBlimnt from the field, etc.. also
nan chancing his mind about the feuith , League meetings attended by orator)
member of the bucktield. ' nnc strife.
j ... .... ...... ... .. . . ....i..i..i i. .,..! i i i, i.. .... ....... ,:..!. I I
'"KCHn 10 Milrt l.Cllv eiliei IS SCIU'IIHIiMI Ml pilCIl llllll Oliri- III- U' iwunc in .III iijiuii mill , . C ' C
.Wattmer was r-ai.led as a ....talt.tr for Lnnsdnle this afternoon, and he will ' h'- n inj "ail " "'""'e -eeu I 1 OlUty S bClwlasHC irantCS
te Mart the enme with V. nnd M het be opposed' by Longacre. Piesldent n.e M.mne '.' ""..?,
Will W'aWi Geiges
(Jelgps also will be marked by the
Princeton defense.. The wee nuiiiter-
htick is exceedingly mviit en hl feet,
coach, ns tutor of Vermont. The Illue
didn't exactly walk nil ever Hates last
Saturday, and Old F.li followers are
Hatch Moter Cemtinnv .ll! nlav the .w- "" l HlrU Wliat tile ISUIllK. can de
er.l came of the er!es ivlth the Tertv-elRhth against a Ready machine.
iru easenan team n-. 1 uwi -nun nne..Mn - l llnrvard encriL-Ps Itnlv Pr... .,r,,l . I
r av.nue tnis nrtprmien Trev ..na ir.Neui i r.i,. ,r, , " , f " ..........
. .. iiiii-.iu win iinve mi ngnr iretn the nrst '
wnistie te gain the decision. Jehnnv .
Hnrva-d is going te de just d'U for i
iiieineilcs uf lasf j enrs buttle :.e tee
iresii in their minds te permit tliPm
..I I. ; r I ill.
''inch will begin en Tue i...n . Octo-
.IT 11
fini.she.l the Th.'f..iiini.r..nr ,.!ll l, .... -. ...
.. . ...-. IaiI " ur iMit- ill Tilt
season win n .....- .. aSc-. .v.-.. ni...st important events of the ..nr nn.l
Shannen, shortstop en the A s last tJlP ,., M ., re , fnvj 'J1 '
ear, had a ..121 average for the -en- with the national champienship3
son. Other former lin-nl player and "'
hie lenuuers tinlahed high in tlie stand-
i. .. i Jen
HIKi". . ' .
l. ! C
and Scores of Yesterday
In ndilltien te winning tlie hatting
crown Hc'if'-y also n the pitching
title, although be part riimred in but
twelve names. He wen eleven and ln-t
roe
lies
boss.
Th..
A . .il
ies Heads West Phlla. Seccerists
J" one during the season K-'cntin, th.
"e mungster who tolled for the Phillle
Hill Ponevan was the
UVst l'h'
Sui' l-r I r".'
t J. en ai.
i ns rum 1 vi. .
r, .... te I t,
'casjr.r
. .J r. . . i-....
" nt .N,,at .'i v.
I't'nt Ji... i . ..
.r. and .1 - il !niT..jn
rJ iiiriuur wearer ei tne "r ht-i.... ... i- .
Ujawen and (Jold is the only Philadel- nt source of contention all week
ItCt. Pnm.n Ia...i iTi-i. tlw.l. irlrtu nf Nntivitv flnM.nt Up lirrfiflp l0?? lSllP M'irjn'
. "mi tn.i uikii uiiu in 'imruiury . .-.-..- .-..-rf ', . "
UfnAnl it... ii.. i . nl nntnmn ctpnatc nnl tf.mnpfiu
.mvVi riiu uMinnv T1I1T1UI.M- nniiiir n uiiu iumui; i,. .-. w. i.... i.,,..v-. . .,
ill - 1 .1 " l !... AK.... t v 1. .. ! t i.i Aistn-n
continue neemai er nun wgueu uuve i-nrec-u iiicr Silli-ViVtlle
! Oiu.k.rtitrn.
The Garnet averages ICO pounds, . Nirtwrth Hlsh at Norrlstewn HUh, Nnr-
, which is net light by any means but - ""'ft,,,. Varli IIIeh , XAm ytUm WxU
if nntv Mr A -1.11.1 Tli. i.i.cnu I nSHlU. L..u. .nf ...i.i. hj n..ni..'wAn ui.,w.i . itAr.itn.m aimi....
rer from the cfflT. "' .At Second and K,;ie avenue Ie Frnin ' nu ... . eme e...., , ,,, . rT " " "" '"
1 111 I IU l . . 11 , . n 1 t " riur 'i n."'i n - s in einpi.
iiniin Li'xaim innii r r.ini i. iim 'iinaee ........ .
Jli-ir, v .ill. HIV, IV iV LJ llll.n.lt- lilTJ Ifctie IT HlUIHvIli
Kaoel i-tiirM
third of the vaisitv wiuad hut this venr 1 move te Bristel where thc clubs clash
A'...l - , .. .- .- . ' "-. .--
."seiiil IS III
ni. """ me c-uy Nl'llOOIS. ', iv" : ,,
The r-nmlnilcr of the Penn line-up , " I-iBRctB & Myers nice
rial nnMi niu I.. 1 11(1 II 1.. (
"i .' twrt-t, j J.'.U, I II1JV 1. 1 OJsS I,,.,-
lOUiriH HIP TlIiiFiOTi tn n BtniiiKtill nnrt .. . . i i ...i.L ,.... .., .,.! n
at llest Chester 111,1.. , ,' ll, Sf g ,tBe,:iJ-0,I,ll ",r"U8h " ' '.Ble .lefeat. J..hm.y Ogden. tl..-
. . , ,.' ",'' n "" K"Ml ""'V , , ,, . .former Swarthmore College pitcher, is
t Teme Scheel, l'nrt I).-. He'.' Lless hns ;f, sweet barkflelti in I .hc n.al lender of the league with
. Scheel nt mil ehu..i.. :??""' l"en'U,,Rrrl ,nn 1KleI'e!- thiru-twe wins nnd eight defeats
, ,.. ! "Knon will he watched c'e-cly. for vjiKll-u.Hn f tjSJ,.i,'rj victories were wen
. -,... ..ipaii, mi.ii " un sillCil lilt' Ildiy V 'UriM I
I . I
fsTflP U'lIU '1T i UriMl'.i n f,...,
,.-... ...... ,, tn l'l I la ir- ,
Brandt's Athletics at Rockdale
.f
nt thn
Wl 1 I
(illle Hlch
hewer.
nrtheaat Illerh n
! "...m s- . l.
i! It ACi . rs
"ant (Tm-.-.
Ileckila f ti
-Ii uf i hn. ;.
tllrnnisnn Tr.nlrn
lllflh
e
LYMPI
-4VTk
Bread and Bainbridge
IIM1 i:u:MS(,, (KT. 3
HI m .lOIIN.Vr
FITZGERALD vs. MACK
D0RSEY
rxr-'.
Wallace
HILLY
vs. DEVINE
' JIMMV
vs. Lavender
KiiumU JCK
L0UGHLIN vs. PALMER
K Kdiuiu
irr.
WELLING vs. C00GAN
srus mi -ill- hum Hetel ultuu li..fr-i
llniiil nl I eiM si st Iti-giilur nrlrrs.
In miccesslen
ears nam. . ... i.i. :... ...ttv, ...,i..
i .1.... .i.. ... .... A .. iireves, ei iiiiiiiiiiie -. ..im t..-ii...-
At that time, Cngneti kicked two field ' fi winit nn,i ten defeats, and Themas
?r W'.,P'VVPrr e,n0U?h t0 bnnB lle- ' UI. twen" -four victories and ten ,le
feat te the Cambridge boys. . , "' Zlhet the Orioles. Klve the ren-
t eneh Heh hisher was net at all
satisfied with the results obtained in
ejm for the success of the Baltimore
ti.i.m llit uffKnll. -
.Jit l. . I . ... " -v i ' i . r. .i, nl,n.....iii.isiii.i uoeH. r ieii 1111.-11" le iiiuaii'i iiiu nscin i ei Hieiiuii. " " n-n iu- n unn eiMaiin'ii in tenm tills sensen. r
Sl vrtv the nme as stnrte.1 the ' m0"! c? M..,I,..'hf' "'?''' .3 nveruce 205 peund.s. Wlttmer is the . ,.. T ..,.,. the de ible-heuder last Saturday, when "
tntWM; i TTTJ; J'rtVYVaHRU H V, 'f nln wi ns ItwIlMW'tt forward and be weighs 182. ' nner' WrV ' West '' ndlidMnhl., arynr.1 had te give its be,t te bent . , c ,,,
l,?u " ' Hn 1,U' wlU be Mt left t'p'1- ' hnvi ' IIAp , In I w n i K'k ll th IM With a The back- , llijch. (). ,. u , , ,. , , Mlddlehury and Hostei. Iniversltv. Beet and Saddle
Wtn (lenthner at left tackle the lad ' nnve annexed the pennant, as it wn BVprniss 171 Cnthnlle HUh. 1i Southern lljeh. . There have been severni ,l..mntln..E in -
.listingubhe,, himself last Sntur-' j &, ,,Xl lers'ef C'?he Th 'swnrthmeVe line will be out-' m'.!K?TB '"'" ' :""'""""" the'njtlar rnks "ami "he SZ, "TlrTdTTn.ce Handicap of
ffi'ffii'e'n? SEE! : l&,"?n ! InaustrialhK.e.,1nex;,1,Saturi for weighed by close ,e forty pounds The rrrl-.K-lM-ni Hlch. U: Ablna.en , hn ,,,. lv,n a chnnP, Jfe Kl"l lulT t"""Se et
ght tee ? nii f ni?.,.. 'A""1101' the championship of the city. ('nr,ltt forwards average only 100. ,nrlrv nith . 7i Chester UUU T. Charlie Hi.ell. whose drnpUek beat the final day of the meetlux at the
The blekflril wilt IwiT0! '"'"iuS'1 - ' nili,nn0 "" ,I",'rf"rrt 1'''' Hei, Cress last season, has been playing Husnuehann.i course th.s afternoon. A
Mlka Wliitel.lll Jn tn ieVi't 'i'.iVkt1 I I - " . I SOCCER TEAM S T E ' tell .Vudemv. Jit sw..rtl.n...re ' n the second eleven, hut it is llkelv lame field is entered nnd competition
nd Well, tK?,intr.rrlKi wU-, Independent Grid Games 0UUV'.rl!.'!!!!0 Mt , "5-- ,own 1Mh -. ,.nnlden ,Bh 'that he will be in there running the will be lively ntiwng the better class
lK, ' ! Germantown Blues and Gelds Each! " ! iilA?",d,,,lBtti?nd,-. Varsit, nt the first klck-iff tedny.1. III. of horses. Captnin Alcock appears best
loev .' 1 "i,.s,,,.n?'s. "Pi1 lP" Miller will ,.11.1'hinie- t t.an!:ferd. lin.wnV lipid. Germantown uiues ana uems tacn , 0 educated tee ma be needed te eet n .I., of the Held, v ith The Pert-r and Bell-
-raiLiiiitiiDTriini't-.Aji. ,.. 111:11 ' - r . 11 . . - . . . -. . m. 1
iriini pihp. HiMivr inuihini iiihii t1'!"''- OCUrc unce ' :..., , . .- ..
IiiIhu minTm sulkll ss I-rVilTfll Rslf1 I
Wt MeAnrtliv. Tn.,ii .t ' . 1 I
e'r Rubatlttile hncks nre almost cer-
ww te r action, according te the siz.
uiue score ns the B(1nip precresses.
Other Eiitwtlt...A 1.-1... . 1'piinLlnnl tvniu nntl llhnirn street
-- ..Mwj, nun- iiiii-kk nrn llllllONr flp. - "; '." '.Vi".rt.7.. I.l .V "... t.i
" i-nMtrtmu. nr 11 I'm iikiuii. lit i iniNiiiiniikrn
Ir.i " . "" Bi"e iTORresfCN.
Kelstnan u 0...1 ... . . ...
anh.iu.T. i. iai.'ub in test out ins
ffiiUit0 matin. d in nil proba preba
th. y iarR,e n.iber will he ruslied into
..t,l""", , ."'c Inte periods. Last I
a.,iL ,"" f!'r ,llP fourth period, the I :
Ml week In
Hi HMIiaiuiii ua viinewiiiini 11.
nerlnnee. of W'llrnlneten, at llrlrn, of
IMrbr. Sixth ned (freenway streets. Irhy,
Hli-erten nf Woedlmry.
Ilebart nt Cliften IleUhta (Sunday).
fUbs fchewpj lttle
I'Vtl
the!
VWters naw, (i0O(1 intern
Score Once
The Germantown Beys' Club Blues
and Gelds fought te a 1-1 tie at soccer
ibis morning. Senlln scored for thc
Hlue.s and Vinll tallied for the Gelds.
The line-up follews:
(ieMs Illues
H rhllllps 3U.ll Nidvll
r, Kiwncir . rlnht fullback. C. Ilr'nghurst
N. I'hllllpa . .lelt fullback. .. riiewiihultt
I McClulu.in rlnht halfba.t. .E IlrlnKhurt
Mielv .... csntfr hnlfbncU .1, jteeves
CrolKhten Hit nam.acK n, t ur
......... .11..I.I. !..... 11 .1..-
,,.,,----.- .n,-... e.. ...i . iiaiii.ni uui.n.riii.iiv . ..... iiviinrr
ifwiii Liun. iiiMinn i-i-i... nu.in ' "" i Woedrurt InslJe right .... Senlln
n 1 1 . . . . . . .snni'-i im ii .in . . , v enrn)
I
Today's Soccer Games
AMHfUCAN LKAOUK
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
...I- '" linn.
tJ. . urllls "'ey have been gettinc N-tt Tork Field Club at Philadelphia ,,',.:',,
"muiiinj l0 siOW
V.W.. a",i -nrNhall. they huve de-
lt w eky '!! tb?, Wam,u Dl,ri,'R tllc
I-anc,6 ' ''"l te reports from
Cth ',,;., ai"' M. collegians
their t in- n .? n '!,rB,! "mount of
"efthein,e ""nB "' th 0(f,,1R1Vt,
wa"ued wit r th? """mouth shift.
Week p ,m",c,' su'-cchs during the
Most of ih-'lM,1"1" " !eal h1"1'"
Un... ?,.. the visitors arc veterans nnd
bow tl.. ....., Vi nr? veterans and
'K .."'. u''t were cxnected tn !,... i.i...
'in thrP'iT M,,n,, ln "ne. "viN
'tS,l;,"l',''v.:aafrar.
fW Jn-tlie ling " ' l K0 nm
Unruh strwt. Ilnferee,
NATIONAL
Cleerit Yeunit
LKAOUI1
Ilroeklyn Hibernians a: I'liliadelphla III
bernlans. P K T. Field, Tenth and Ilutler
slrwls. Kpferer Arthur Wataen
CniCKKT CLUIl lkaqui:
I'Irrt Dl.lalen
Meerlen Whltts vs. Philadelphia Iteds. at
Cliih .
New Yerk.
I'lttshnruri
St. I..la .
Husten . .
Ilnmkhn .
Inelnn.itl
Mrairii
Phillies .
03
SO
S7
10
IS
(Ml
nj
si
(in
r.
7ft
81
clsinn.
Army Deuble .Header
Harvard s feat of staging a foetbn''
1)V the Army. In the first rmnn (he
cadets will go te the mitt with New
in the second came
solar furnishing the c intention.
Other herKes well placed are: First
race, Bribed Veter. Soetirgeman, At
rurnei spennd. Charlie S'immv. The
jdeubb'-header will be dujilleated today ' Bey. 'Kir.ih : third. Mihw Fillip . 'Widow
Hedette, Lncrlnite ; fourth. ell
IUerferd
T..II . Invhlp In ft fin......
Tnler euisiun lett Ilroekn I
Hurerae (Jeerite llrandan Llncsmi-n .
James Thorp and Frank Jenes dual. -.New irk
Senlln. Vlall Time of huhen 2S nilnutei C'tevel..rd .
I -- - St. I olds .
I Cliften Heights en Edge for Opening noKten'V"
t Mnnna.r llr.nref. lllalfi. nt t'llflnn TI.lr.SI. .Wreil
winnv.i. Tti.i:.'ir
u- '.. . .vi.. in., snii. ' Hampshire nnd
.ti2ii '.irjn T.inv .ntH . r rringneiii will he eiip..se(
Penn enthusiasts will utitch for the
results of the Pltt-Lufne:te game, for
both of these elevens will battle the Ued
nnd Blue In Xe ember. Anether
nuiiKer .ovemter rival
.Bsn
.mm
.4.10
.113 lit .III
.sie .:u.i t.rws
..1HS
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..MIS
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VMKUICAN I i:ltl r
11 US .fl.lit li3.1 .IH.1
.R1H ,nt .1114
SID ..123 ..lid
.311
tinder. Super, Rubidium ; sixth, Mc-e,
Peerless fine. L'Fnjeleur; seventh,
Sibela, Flibberty Gibbet, Hendrie.
At .Iamalca--First race, Lady Bal
timore. Mi Piny. Fmotlen : second,
NVddam. lrisli Ilream. Genie W. ,
third. Tedy. Genie , Jee Scot ;
1ACES
TODAY
AT
HAVRE DE GRACE
HAVRE DE GRACE
HANDICAP
$10,000 Added
SIX OTHER RACES
Slierlnl I'ennii. II. u. triiln
lenres llriiiul st. t i.t Ien je ., (
I'. I.j West l'lilh. . U.30 P M
direct In eelirse. s,,rrii j. , it'
train leiurs 24tli ( hestntit Sis'
13. .10 P. II Pi.rlnr Hint iIni)B
i urn.
ilmlsslim (rundr.tt.nil nnil
Paililnrk. 1.(1.1, Inrluillni; dm.
ernuieiit I'n x.
I'lltsT It( I, r ?.30 P. M
NATIONAL A. A.
TONIfillT TONldllT
XIIsrVK (IIKK1.N SHOW
lllllil l I.P.V n. IKISV NTOY
M 1111 I.I M1M1N s. JIMMY At'STTsf
II Mil II. It VI s JOI fOI.LKlTI
1KANMI ( IINW iv Alt ik .MMOVH
i.imu JIMMY
W1MLER vs. MENDO
ticki:ts t iiiiMfiiivs. 33 s. nth ht.
BASEBALL
PHILLIES' PARK '"; -nd.
, .. Iliinthurfen Kta.
Mini . lln 1. Tne . (let. 4 unci Mrd.. Oft. S,
'i
HILLDALE vs
"Rube" Fester's
1 1.
( hlrare
lll.rlf... lil.nl.
m Sniliinil I ninrril Inicue
lU'tereu, I haa verythlnu In readiness for his epa.i . '.'L'i7,!Vl."
ii... ......... .... tihnn. i.N.i.1 ......... .. Afhletlrs .
iiia uiu wn .Jiiwri . . n. iuuiuiiiiiv an- i .win lue
Merlen Cricket Club,
n.vSrt Snill.
Merlen Mareena vs. llnlverelty uf Penn- . rnoen at 3 P. M. A practice uma hn.
ejhanlu. at Murlen Cricket Club, Haver- been arrnmed with the Hobart i!e.n. of
fcrd Ileferoe, B Jenktna. M'pst Philadelphia, te enaMe both teams
Philadelphia Whttva ve. Oermantewn. at te try cut their new men Last jear these
Philadelphia Cricket Club Huferee. Frllx teania played an 0-0 tin Line-up-Addis.
Cliften Ilelulits Huliurt Cli.h
04
in
77
7
71
no
M
ns
7,1
73
'.a
sn
03
07
tlOSe t0.
.ft 1 3
.407
.4711
.395
,:i.1J
,517 .510
.SCO . (!.
.471 ,4fi7
.:ief mi
.va t no
.3.1.1
hixmiui hi.n im.iir.n .
Marshall K Smith Ai Puritan. .Steend und Tayler
Ptn.rfli.li1 MtraAts. Ilefere. (leurue Leach
U. of P. Vanity at Flrlaher, Twenty-alxth
and Hctsl streets. Iteferce, H. II llamferd,
Oermantewn Heys' Club at Hnverfnrd
Collet!".
Oermantewn rieja' Club flevertus s.
Corenthlans. at Uermantuwn Ileja' Club,
JO West Ilenn atreet.
Falrvlew A. A . of Camden, .ti. P.iradlse
Field Club. Thirtieth and Cleirfleld strerta
Onrden F. C va, Canadian War Veterans
at Nutaseme Athletic Field, I and VenAnse
strsets.
Fi.lrhlll Heys' Club vs. Hardwlck A Maace
at tiecend and Ilrlatel streets,
Klns3nlnnr at Ascension, II and Ontario
atreeta.
Larchwood V. A . nt Ann-era F. A.. Fifty
sixth and Christian streets.
Welcome A C. vs Victer II, C , Thirty,
second and Taakcr atrsets,
SUN.DAYt; QAMJCS
Atcenelen at Nativity IlBlurade and On
tills aUti.
IllaklH
T (llhben
Cleary . .
MrCurdly
W Jenes
Millien . .
left end .
. left tn.U'.n
. lift K'liird .
. . i ent-r . .
rl'fht s-u ird
rlBht turkln
rlBht und
uu itlerb.tck
rlnht helfhark
left halfliaclt .
fullback ..
Smith .
Hurley . .
C Olbleen
Iteferee -Duke. Pwarthmnrp.
Murphv. W P It. H Head
Osmond. Iifayrtti.
J Kitan
lpltile
. Hebertsnn
. . . Price
.. Myers
. HnJarlt
. . Ornhani
. Kuan
lantaln
Hunt
Hums
I'm..l.. I
llneatnaii
Withheld Church League Pennant
At a treetlnit of the North Philadelphia
Church League It waa decided net te award
a cup te any team for the present, uwlm;
te I.oYerlntTten Presbyterian belntr dlsqual
Ifled, due te the violation of Article j,
Seotlen. U, e the hy.lawa, thereby maklnr
i't Michael champion of the League (or
10U1.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
N riOVAT. I.KAtUK
Ht. I.nuls. VI i Plttaburah. 4.
Ilit.t in-Vew li.rk. mittpuned ruin.
Only names sel.eduled.
,iii:uicv i.r.nt v.
Clerel.md. 3i ( lilcnu. 3.
Witatilnalen. i Husten, I,
Nc Virk-.MIiletles. Postnened ruin.
St. LouU-Detreit nut selusluleil
MI:KI( -N rlNO(IATIIIN
M1nneaMll., 7. Tnlrtle. I
St. Pft.il. di Celuiiil.iir), 4
Milwaukee. Oi Mills. llle. I.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATION l. Mlfll'i;
N.w Yerk lit Phlbidel'ihl. (two ci.mrn)
llosten lit llri.nkln.
I hii.it.ii 't ( Inrlnnutl,
I'ittsburitli nt ,S. IiiiU,
AMFHH VN I.KVOtlK
Alhlrlhn t Ne rk (two mimes).
VVnshlrsidn et llosten.
t'lf.eliinl it f'lilinie.
St. IaiiIi at Delrult
Dnrtninnih fmiffli Mnd llntter. Audnctmis. Cpnp.
,.i ii i i. .... . .....:.'.'' ,.,l,.. . : . ... ..." .. ..
siiimiih Hive n easy nij.iinst .Mlddlehury, ' gie ; fifth, 'red v. r iMdere, rick
lin.l Jack lleisma.i ..ill rend the rotiif.ie . .. ,r.t kUtli. Knelihie. Thnniler..lnn
c, i'i i.. i. .i...... ---.-- i . - -- - !
imii nn- ii-Kiiiui ..niiinr. institute ntnl
nniitpten-Sidnei battle with mere than
pasMing interest.
Cernell opens its season ngainst St
Bonaventure and slimi'd .etne through
i with an easy triumeh Penn State
ti i eets Gett.iHhtirg and S.racuse takes en
hie 1 nlversitj in an intersectione!
Slll.l.
Audacious.
I'itenla - First race, Sewell Combs.
Uul , White Star; sp.-nnd. Hr tiwi
Afnid Dixie Clrl. Rappeld ; third. Wild
Flower, Candle Light, Dr. Itne , fourth.
Miss Jemima. Che Clie. Hrimli! nit ;
in"ti t.10.0ini Queen Cit Hnndi. ap
Fair Phantom. Rekalb, Martin Fnl-
1..., . .I..I. xr....... .... r... .1.:. -i
mm T. . 1.,, i-.ii . -iviii. ..i-.i.i . n n, i im-aiiirir.ani,
file 1 rKinu-iHuiievn etigngpinent nt D.rlus: seventh, Dixie Carrell. Cheer
I) I L L I A K D S
(Ir.inii (Ipenlnr Vlllinirr'a Hllhnrd Vrj.lruii
Week October lid
IIOUr.MVNH s V VII VII V
MOM.VV II IS DAI VI:DM-'s)v
VITFHNOOV IMIMIMM
.MM" s( VKII It . rVilen
VIII IIMIIIV VND I VI MM.
FOOTBALL
Penniylvania-Franltlin & Marthall
Saturday, October 1st, 3 P. M.
Reserved Seats, $1.50 and $1
t.enrnil admission, ftlh 'Hrkets en sale
at Frnnklln I 'eld ..ml dlnibrU".
,vmi:hk vn i r vdii. snee ip.n
NH. VI1HK .- PIIM VDKI.PIHA
Dlsstnn Meld, Slntr llnud & I'nriili S
t ...in. .""reel rut, 3 I, ,1, chump t
Irink'nril V.e ,t Mnranret te BN. Today.
'I ! I lluaai-s ail ..,... ill.. a J '
-s '"ii' ets-inw, e.ic .inrniRAiiin
Pti rtihiii. llckpii nt Situlillne'N. .lmt,l
Nllltt NhiitmU.
NATIONAL LEAGUE PARK
, IPM III I III.VDMt
Phillies vs. New Yerk Giants
I IKr I VMI- VI 1 III p if
si ts i i.imiii is xv m.i,niM.h
30I
.. ii ., ... , e'' iii'Ill ill 1'M.iin, nrvriiiii, i'i
,( ellegeull,. will show geed football mid I.eeder. Fair Orient
i in Hi- .-r.nvii is expecteu. t enshleri,he
interest also is shown in the WnsMtiL' WnsMtiL'
len and Jeffersen-Hucltnell, Delaware
Muhlenberg. Lehigh - Susquehanna im,i
iAest Mrginia-Cinc'inmiti games.
I Phllllpsburg te Clese Season
The Phllllpsburit lafelia!i t,,t ,vn .
I.len.iae'l I.e.., rnv ,tt ,,,., with in ir
star aKre,atlen pll.ited 1., " Vrf Summer,
rim lintnv team i.lll In, itirnnthfiSri r.r
the tneuslen. as the Malum. l ,,',?
bli,- leuK.iera In the in,0 up ' 6""n
Church League Franchises Oeen i
Ail iMKkethall teams repr .sentliur , s I
xiay a hml or church wlshlntr te ninkn i? '
ilcatien for the North Philadelphia ci!urii. .
aoaec
30E30E
XOE30
.Storms in Cnnadn huve tireventeil the
.iriivnl of the entries for Toiutile's
losing day uliiih. is une el the biin
ner days of the season l.etil I'., ng,
Governer (ieneral, will visit Woodbine
today.
Bucknell Star Is Injured
Lenlsh.irs. Pi... lift 1 Uui-kni 1 r i ,
isltv f.m'liail prospects for tnrtaj hc
.em lieiili.nlnft te leeK r isy. ari, dimm ,1
Miuienlmt j.stenlay bv easualtlev The
vmi t bin .-.imp hen Warren ituiin ru S
a tendon hich ."ill render him uu. , f ,
'e Hume aualnnt W and J
D
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SUNDAY SPECIALS
Lebster Dinner, $1.50
imi' ii i,, i i,i, ...
'Ob I. .nt n 4 u i
t r ' .Seli Ter'cir eu
llnrh, K tl Oj.r, , s
link' it I' hitn
02D & WALNUT STS.
Aenifian'a Special, SI. SO
I.bku can de se by. apnearlnr at the i,,J.Ci"
lriir nf the I.er.uuA In Krl.. X'
s,.eMih stnet and Urle avenue
at H P il.
Fred Luderus Signed for 1922
Tolnle. O., Oct. I Fred Ludem. r....
or Wi iKHA w ."n.
Tue3d . mer e..n Assoclailen. has ba.n rneaa-ed
tne um capacuit ter nevi season,
Fith Platter. $1.00
II ',,,! II 1 i h
I i rrl ,f i, , r,
nf I
S.ii
h. i . ,1 ,
,l ,h
'' I i Irrm
'" rl II. rj
"''We I'i'tutitr
I Pen
Chichen Platter, $1.50
Perh Platter, $1.00
!' " ' I ii i,l fork
.SW .,, , Suurhreut
Sirloin Platter, $1,25
0
I
X a!.the itiMl- ,V'tK man and successor I
", I'liurrri vviner aa mnnnarr e
r J.' .1 i If, II , . . ,1 u . .... 'i
Ife.h.il P.,fuf-... X.,.. Sucr0lath n. , ;,., , ' " ' "' ""' J
Litiu, n ' 7'..., a'ees u . ,. . 1'tna '.f
II Celd Cutu with Chichen, Petate Salad fl
Celd Re.lt.Beef, Petate Salad . . . '.y.W:::: ' )?i?
tOEIOHII 0.. BicadlleUs Pim and i'ejrU or. Baku ty Our iVIctlrw . '
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