m r EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEfe-PmLADELPHIA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1921 14 AUTPAfrf rnitT Gettysburg Will Send Streng Team Against Penn in Battle en Franklin Field Today CvVsJ"r I TO TACKLE PENN Battlefield Collegians Have Streng Team Heisman Shifts His Line With Thurman Hurt FRESH ELEVEN OPENS College Elevens Busy en Gridirons Today Penn vs EAST Renstlnc of n student pepniunmi slightly in excess of three huntlred. OettysburR College will try te mnke frldlren history en Franklin Field this afternoon ncninst the I'nlverMty of PennBylvnnln football eleven The bnttlefirld boys tumbled out of the covers this morning feellnc thnt they have nn equal ehanre nsnlnst the Red and Nine. And they are net nleiu In tlulr thought. Areerdinit te cverul Penn followers who saw the Adams County collegians ylnv against State College lust Saturday. t'ls agreed that the lied and Ulue is In for it busy afternoon Ilebey Light. the quiet, reticent coach of the back field at Venn, i-tated this morning tutu the visitors were net te be taken mrihij. and that t'icx have a mighty fine eleven. Daring the flrt half of their game with I'enn State last Suturdav Couch "Woed'u clecn made a great stand. They went through the heavy State line with ease most of the first half, tettini, within scoring distant e en sev eral occasions. I.atk of capable sub fttltutes during the second half caused the downfall of the battlefield cel- lcglnns. This afternoon tliey win de In better stmpe and premise te make Conch Jehn Ileisman's eleven work their neads off for victory. Visitors' nacliflcld Streng .Penn 1 the favorite for the game, but net without n struggle In Smltli af quarterback, Mendnn and Davis at the hah es and Slaughter at fullback. Weeds has an excellent bncklielil and n heftv one capable of making the Penn forwards worry. Slaughter is a big fellow, weighing in the neighborhood of IS." pounds, fast and a capable per former when it comes te banging the He has been taught much of the Stnte nvfitem of backtWd play b.v Illukey Ilalues, the State back of last season, whose sensatieuul play against I tan en Franklin Field last fall is sllll re numbered bv Ited and Blue followers. Davis 13 the lightest member of the visitors' baekfield. weighing about the same as Hex Wra . He is .-aid te be a greased-lightning performer, capable of running the ball with as much speed as Penn's brilliant skipper. The line of (iettjsburg from end te end weighs about Hi!) pounds, about three or four pounds less than the Hed and Iiluu, which means that nn even up battle is en between the linemen. Carl Olander, who played an end at Southern High Scheel last season and matriculated at (lettysburg this fall, is n substitute en the team. The former Red and l'.lack star is making a strong bid for a place en the eleven, and is certain te bee action tnis aucrnoen u any of the first -string men are taken out of the game. Snm Phillips, who played with the 814th Infantry team in France in IMS and 11)11). Is a halfback substitute en the team. Phillips was injured last week In the State game, but will prob preb nblv be in shape te play this afternoon. He' in the tallest man en tlicipiad. reaching up six feet one Inch and weighing 17l pounds. ifumcs at Gtiurd JfYneh lleisman lias been forced te make a shift in Ids line-up for the game tl'Jb afternoon. Jehn Tliurn.an, thu et trnn tacKle win injured in the V. and Ml game last Saturday, and has been unable te de nnj hard work since. Ills anhle was in geed shape jcstenlav afternoon, but the couches decided this morning net te risk further Injury and save the big fellew for the crucial games thnt start next Saturday when Swarth mbre conies te Franklin Field. Jin place of Tliurn.an, who plnv right i snambeian tackle, llcisman has shifted Sutler- &&mn? land, the Id'ilie performer, from led i Oardnc guard. Sutherland is one of the versa- (jJJJ; tilp men of the line having p'njed a Miner Bitard pest en tn treMimnn inst tan. H'""c j riKuv miaul. iiiiif-, - ci.w-.. ...... . last year, will start. He is a veteran in several senses having worked bis way up from the scrubs last yeai te the vur Mty. Cochrane is at left guurd instead efj right guard, where he plajed last Haturday. The remainder of the Penn line-up will be. the wiine as the one used last weeU. , Kex Wrav will be back at quarterback. Mike 'Whit.-hill anil Miller nt the halve 11A1I Al Vegelin, the former I'eniral riAttVfttmrff i EVnbl1n CTM. l-. . ." -"..x-."-. "- ....... -.-..-. trmocier vs v-Oiaute nt l'rinceten. Harvard vs. Indians at Cambrlde Yale v. North Carolina at N'evv Haven. Pltteburih v. West Virulnla at l'ltts burgi Cernell vs. rtecheiter at Ithaca. Dartmouth vs. N. II. State at Hinevef. Lafayette vb Olcklnsen at Ea.ten. ...'.""1. s't Vsrth Carolina State at Slate College Ihleh vs. IIutcers at New Brunswick Swarthrr.ore vs Albright it Hwarthmere OyraCUBA V Marvlttn.l nt lrmtmn Army s Mlddleuury at West I'elrit (first came). Army v Lebanon Valley at West Point (tecemi nume) Navy v Western lleserves at Annapolis vvs-shlnuten anJ Jertersen vs. West Vlr g'nl n'Nitiran at Washington Pa. svmnersv VI 1UIII al Amnerst Hates v Massarhuaitts Airglcs at Lewis- ' town. Hos-.eti University vs. Worcester Tech at Bosten I Urem-n vs New Yerk fnlverslty at Prevl-' urnce ( Columbia s XVeslevan at New Yerk. I Frsnklln and Marshall vs. dsllaudst at, Iancaster. Cmlnus vs Horeten at Washlnt- ten 1) t I Hely Cress vs, Canllus at Worcester. i Muhlenls-rif vs Uucknall at Allentown I'ennsylvaiila Jlllltary Colleue vs. Villa . nova at ChoMer Springfield vs Celby at Sprlnsfleld ! Stevens vj Haverford at New Yerk i XMIIIarrs .s Uovvdeln at Wllllamstevvn. i St uen.vventure s. Ureve City at IJreve Mtv tluaale vs. Thlel nt IlufTale I i.'urnsdA Institute vs. Westminster nt J'IUSOurkM itiir: Washlneten vs. XVestern Marvland at Wa'ih'ncten. D. C. Itaml.ten vs Clarkmn nt Clinten. Jehns I'epkins s Ielawara at Wash nit- ten D r Juniata vs Clenrva j. Huntlncden .xr.vme vs I.ewcil Textile at Orone Siiquehannu vs Mount St. .XIarv s nt Sollnsirrevo i nien vs St Lawrence at Schn"ctadv 'athe.lc fnlv-vrslty vs. V. S N T S at Hamptni Iteads WnhlntMii College vh. St Jehn s at I hes- terte'vn Md WEST Arka mis v Drurv nt Knvettevl.le Ilut.r vs Hew Pelv at Indianapolis. c'.x'.lfu'nli vs Nevada nt Berkeley. rhl ige vs Purdue nt Chicago. ' mUnnntl Hald-WnlUce at Cincinnati 'olumeln C vs Wisconsin Mines at vu bue.u I'rolithten vs Valparaiso at Omaha. Davten ve Pt avlr at Dayton Denver vs i'iinradn Mines at Denver I"trmt vs unto Northern at Detroit Uiram v; Akren at lllrm. Illinois rs Seuth Dakota at Vrbana. Illinois W v Knox at rtloemlngton. Iowe vs Notre Dame at Iowa Cltv Iowa fl'ate vs vlrlnnell at Ames. Kalamazoo vs Ferris at Knlumszoe t- a.. .. vvh t' nt Manhs'tan Ijike Kersvt s Chicago V M C. A all Lake r-erst , , ..,. ' rmbard vs Mnnmeutli at Qale-burg , Mscnlestir vs Stout Institute r.t rv i u. M'ahlKin vs Cass at Ann Arber , Mlehlirjn An v - Alblnn at.K.vst In"ne Minnesota s. N XV U. at Minneapciiis. xti.sl.sienl AKKlss vs Ouachita S mVs'bIh'pp! r., v. Ii College at CI, nten Mentana Idaho T at Ml"puln. tihte Sit. vs Obe-lln tCelurntms Pt I,TOli vs Mlsnurl nt St. Louts. Washington vs Whitman at Seattle Wisconsin vs S Pakett State at Madisen. SOLT1I ,,,i,.n, ., Marlen Inst, at Tuscaloosa. AUMniv l'elv vs Hprlng Hill at Ment- cemcrr Onter vi -V VOGELIN SOME OF PENN'S FOOTBALL STARS .$ sH sz m: SiMfmwmwHWmm.f msn A m" m 1 ImtMi&K . ' s;vfil "fy s.y) i fV -'& i-fi T 4 4W Lvffe4 yic.'j'UwjBf . .rwv ii rii i it ANSf'M.S ttS.lL X W t w 'ml mm f?n Today's Scholastic Games and Results of Yesterday vSENTHNEr? Tackle--- ODAY Intersectional Tilts Feature Football Schedule Harvard Will Take On Indiana W. VIRGINIA BATTLES PITT COCHRANE. Guard SUTHERLAND. Guat-d. at viraln'.-v P"lj at Danville. Kntuete " Mar-nal ,-' "-;,.. VSK....' " CUattanoega at Kne.ll.. vYrgTla. ! X gfc Virginia Mll'tary Institute vs. Lake Ferest BtW-a"Mng?enn and I, v.. Emery and Henry at Lexington. . EWING AND ALL- PHILA. ELEVENS CLASH TODAY Fred Harmer, Fermer Delaware Star, in Ewlng Baekfield I-'wliie V A. nnd AU-Willndelphln nt the StrnwbrldKO & Clothier riein. SH veeen.l and T.eeust i .treet n t . V M Mannucr Welly, of the I'lill les. 1 . .vi. i"uu ,i,.,i h n tenm dur- nV.'h"" i vce'kV while KwlnB ?-IU be i"Lnte,l hv the best team of their TENDLER MA1CUED rnniAMOAP nniui rUKWWHODUU BRIDESBURG OPENS Clashes With Streng Roxborough Eleven Uptown The IlrideshurR football eleven will i open the season en Us home field nt i Richmond and Orthodox streets this I afternoon with the Iloxbernuch eleven. second Beut of Rickard Light-1 MnnnBer llruhns has rounded up n formidable; array of gridiron Mars and weight Elimination Tourney , thc cenci,ini of "Dutch" Sem- at Garden October 21 LOADMAN MEETS WAGNER Ily LOl'IS II. .I.M'FK October 21 Is the next date for Te Richard's vecend match of hi liKht weisht elimination tournament which he believes will brins out the mext IorI IerI IorI eal contender for Ilenny Leenard's dia dem. One of the principals in this im portant fi.tie fracus will be Lew Tendler. Philadelphia' representative l.'lu-peunder for a crack at the llRht vveiRht title. Oppexed te the Quaker City southpaw will be Ueckey Kimvis the reiiKli, rtiKltea and rcauy gieveimm of Huffnle. X. Y. Hiekard's first bout In his elimina tion idea was held Inst week when the judges and referee decided en a draw vi rdict of the set-te between Willie .Jacksen and Pete Hartlej. Despite the decleien of these official it was il inet unanimous ntnenc the rlnsldrrs that Jaclfen vvns a winner ever the up up pehedlv Durable Dane. It is probable that the victor of the Kansas' -Tendler match will meet Jacksen, after which such boxers as Johnny Dundee, S.iilr star: Fred Hernier, last, yenr v... FrlpiInmni jp Wnlling. Pink.v and ware CelleRe Hash, and BiR '-eerge , uidii( IUrcheut Cimrlt.y White and hers, will he entered in tne existence. WSpecf Martin, former Mn wiH "? " lh.P, e ei Ce" ,nS.andnry,sblv,tartvvthe unme Other netnhle In the J-wink "nmi Other notable in me " laekfield are Jimmy Moere, the sen- JnUenal punter of "-J''univeUv '.lnscett. former Catholic b "" ;lTr. Fred Harmer. last yea; : D, la- mer, the former Peun star, the up up tewners expect te have a winning ag gregation. Three new playcri have been signed since Wednesday and they were In the line-up nt the final practice last evo eve ninir. Thpse included Deyle, ut cen ter, who was a star with the Temper ance team, of llethlehem, and ( bene with, it former Lehigh captain, and McOuire, who was n member of the team thnt played Indoor football at the Armery last year. Thc line-up: TlnTlinrnuim rnvuiwein IlrM-sburK O'Drlen ... Kurtr .. MeVelgh De le H' nif.ne . HrfrtUau Tompkins Kell liumferd Chenewtth .Mctlulre Hefere' rOOTItAM West rhllnnUnhla IHh11M West Phlla clelnhls. CSithelle lllah, Cnhlll Fld. Tvvenlr ninth nnd rnmbrln streets. . . ,,, fithelle IHlh nt West Chester High. Ust Williamson Treclss nt Nerlhjast Msh, Twenty-ninth nnd Hemerset sUTets. West Chester Nermal nt I'enn Fresh, Trenklln Field, ... East nrnnxe nt Iwnsdale II1h, Lonsdale. llovrnlngtewn Illth nt V. I. P.. Mount Alt'Vmden Illth nt Crnitrsvllle lllrt. Coate T ilmlnten IHkIi nt Teme Scheel, Tort Wlldvvoed lllth nt Occcin Cltr HIh. Ocean CIPe'rklemen Scheel nt Hill Scheel, Tetti. No'rrlstewn Hlih r.t IrfJwnen Hleh, Iwer" Merlen High 6t Upper Dnrbr High. lYrTnerternbr Freeh Rt Teddl. Instltnte. IlUlitstnvm. ,, ,, ,,. . Celllns.rnid High nt Atlnntle City High, Atlnntlc City. . , . , Vlllnnev.i rrt nt Sevens Trnee Scheel, Inneaster. , . . Pennington Scheel t nialr Aesdemr. nialrslOH-n. SOCCEIl Central nigh Scaoel nt tllrnril College. FOOTaLI. SCOURS Radner High, "t. I'enn Charter. 0 Haverford Kchoel, 71 Kolseep.-vl Academy, 2. Central High. Oi llryn Athrn Academy. 0. St. Jeseph's I'rep, 10! nernunteven "'tlemanlewn Trlends. ISi nidler Pnrk. n. Sw.rthmere I'rcp, 47 Friends' Ceiitrnl. 0. Chcltenhpin. 31l SvTnrthuiere IIIsli, 0. I.u hnlle l'rei, 3 Wecxlljiiry Hlh. 0. Trcdiffrln-Knsttevvn High, ail lcdla IIAhfngren High, lit I-rir High. p. . Mnnresievvn Fr ends', 7Gl MerchantTllie H1f'nln?vr High. 7. 11 n.cl.1 en 1 1 r 1 ht-. 0. Hnrllngtnn High. BHl Nevvtevvn High, 0. Chester High. 8i l,unsdcnvne High. 0, St. I,uke' Scheel. Hit Haverford Cptlrge 3d, 0. YELLOWJACKETS PRIMED FOR HOBART GRIDDERS Visitors Strengthened for Frankford Fracas This Afternoon The Frnnlcferd YellewJacketS tnkc en the Hobart eleven in the second game of the Bcafen en Hrewn's Field. Oxford nllce nenr the Frnnkferil IllCll HC11001, fhlM rtfternoen nnd the home follewcra of the uptown eleven are expecting t3 see tnem roll up nnetner mg ecurv.. JInnager Heward HevvKcr lias a num ber of new players te Insert in the line-up nnd one of these Is the here of the Union enme last year nt the Phillies' Grounds. He is Heb Iteminy. who will get into the game as one of the backs. Howker alee has several ether stars: te spring en the fans. Coach - Sammy Friemnn, of Ilebnrt, put his preteges through the final prac tice last evening. Newcomers n tided te the Hobart line-up this week are Nash, of P. M. C. ; Matt Lukens, of IT. S. M. C. ; Riley, former tackle of Holmes Helmes burg; Robertsen, of Pawtuckct ; Hn jock, of Freelnnd, and Prasher. nll nll Bchelastic star of 1010. The line-up: LEAGUE BATTLE Dofeats Episcopal In Opening "Interac" Gridiron Battle After Hard Struggle PENN CHARTER BEATEN IS minute periods. left enrt . left taekle . . left tfunrJ . . . center rlKht liunnl . rlcht tackle rlifht e nil (ivi.irterbuck left halfback . right halfback fullback Icrm.in Uactzel . Nichelson . t,aumaun J Murphy Wayne . . . . Hehiler II. Murphy . .Jensen MrtllB Tyson . . .Hafford Time 10 .ind Intersectional football games are en the card for tedny, two teams from the Seuth and one from thc West ap pearing In this section with three of our lending elevens. North Cnrelinn University meets Ynle, Indiana will collide with Harvard and North Car olina State Is booked te play ogeinst Penn Stnte. Ynle nnd Penn State probably will have It easy, but Har vard may be facing a tough battle. The Crimson lias net shaped up any tee well In the early gnmes. In thc double header which opened the sea son, Fisher's team was barely nblc te breeze by, and last Saturday n field goal wns thc only thing that wen from Hely Cress. Indiana Is nn uncertain preposition, little is known about the team nnd there might be a surprise. Anether gntue which has an Intersec tional flavor Is between Syracuse nnd Maryland Stnte. Thc Southerners scored nn unexpected victory ever the big team last year and hns a geed "hance te repeat. Last Saturday Maryland defeated Rutgers, .1 te 0, but did net have te show anything, mewer, the htnr hnlfhnnh. Is one of the bpst nnnrnra In lie nnnnrrr nn.1 linete.l the Iteferee Winters Umplre I'urnsll. Time ,, , -"" "; - -' iu ana 12 minute periods uuu every nine ii vvnti in uin ivni- i tery. The kicking game was ubeu al most entirely, even when close te the goal-line. When the drop-kick was Ilebnrt Frankford Benjamin left end. . .. Adams Nash left taekle Supples Klnley left guard Uale deary center Armstrong I. likens right guard nidpath Klley right tackle ... Ogsrtell J. Hgan ...... .right end Themas Kuan quartrrhack Jehnsen Hums left halfhnck. ... Schrader Hunt rlcht halfback ..... Ilemmy Ue Haven fullback. . Kauffman Busy Day for Soccer Teams in All Sections of S. former f'"fii -.ii sSMvnni star: Jnck Deughertj . lermrr , , Georgetown star. ,,,,. 'There's no bunk about Rh-kard's ,.(lpn, A,'-i '". Newcomb pinna of picking the DCst llBlltweiljni .ft taekle ". ..McCormicklfer a bout with Leenard, says illus P,l Hl,nt' Snlllinltll - . . .1 .. 1 t V.... nwlng A UlcKlns . I. liken I. left guard . cftuer rlrht iiuard rlitht tsckla right end quartelbuck . left halfback right ha fback fullback .. Columbus ,.in , recentlv returned from New ;..'.'.'.N..rtenl Yolk. "Tex it. going te pick the logical '. . -Malerie i lnnn ,-,)r match with Benny this vvin ..Mcl'hih.iny ter. If lie does, nothing elm-. Cook "And. contained little illus, 'if Mci1,,,?,"JJ Leeraid refuses te meet the man se- '""''" (.cted , Uiekurd don't be surprised if Tex gives the winner et ins tournament. NATIONAL I.nAOl'n ,..t . . ti..t...n.i. A WUrex naVerTn.t Tenth and VutleT .t.eet.. ret- tree. A. vvatsen. TRICICr.T ri.l'IJ I.EAOUK First Division Merlen White vs Merlen Maroen, et lUv. ":?..'l.",.,"' .1- l,?.?.T.l.,.v of I'ennsyl vanla et Manhelm. referee. Jehn Raider. Philadelphia White vs. Moercstown. nt St Mart ns. r.reree k jenmns. - . fnlvrslty of rennslvanlft vs. Haverford Oellege at St Martins, referee. F. Addis. Second Division Moereitown 2d vs. Philadelphia 2d at Mrxrestnvvn; refern A. Cairns Haverford fol'ece vs. Oormnntewn 2d. at Hiv rlnrd referee V. Nichelson Merlen 2d vs University of Pennsylvania 2d. at Haverford, referee. O. Teung. INDUSTRIAL LEAOUK Wetlngheuse vs. Hardwlck L Mesee. at Ksslnirten. referee. J. Jacksen. Klertrlc Bternge vs. snnunuuis, u. "'""' th a7 th-"r" -er.n.nc. SnTni'po'te Leadman at Kellcall ,ne iniv '." .. .,... !,-, V V 1J1CK i.imuiiiui u ,Mu...v,, ... .. featherweight, was nmeng these te an in Philarielpiun today. He-mun's title Dannr Kramer administered r.t r -i ti a Me. -rM tVTW inTffSekVn I-.nders in the country In the la-t T.;k.r;,rj;i.. ;;. J Jei tv has been , : IV 1 ,.J ,?ar night I twelve months I.endman hiw taker, en ,xAln aJ chrl.tan streets . .,i I umh .. n.elir thnt lie rniinet take off for Terns . Ilr-v Ienrl, Seuth Phi udelph n f.ith ervveutit bus iM.i.ert h'mKi 'f und-r 'bn m.in ,ii.mi-it f Hughev M-I.oen ing hnnl te win thur wnv bai k te reed eraces of tin i nucln-s Band Will Re There 'The band of the I tnverwi nenctlcillir nil week for Its initial nepearance this afternoon nnd premise- r.ll(11 njej rut Hrr Hr-e''-r n.,t;,.r tl inrNP the hlg crowd that is ex- 1 t,'!" " ptcted witn some line musical t ,1MntleCliy. tlhns. le.teniav tne nnnti wns mreeu out of the eviniiiiHiiiin and hud in pfactlce ui the let around the Musciiu Wihl'ttg. Previous le tl.e i aisitv -deitv-lmrg CninC . Ceil. Ml Keegll Will exhibit In the cijrl.v arrivals one of the het frethnuin trtaiiis Peun hn h'i'l in munv vi-urs West Chester State Nenniil is tin- oil posing eleven nnd the game i- sched uled te start at 1 uVlm lc jDurilirf 'he past week the venrlmge liehl two 'criinmages with the varsitv eleven and en both oceu-ieus he'd the Upper ciiir.su..-.. ...... ",' 7",,.l ,,.,. (nrev has r.nd n numl.r nf out of 'JJIllH aiieruoeii hii-v ... . ...... ! lflw n,..f (or .'.. Nnisnn Twe New i:n- lisntluill lis I'enn players, and iter. , .KI1) v-,n 'eri went Velscn for Louts with "51 i.j ..,.. tin. in prnefii'i uiriiiiii ! ' Piti "id ri.r' Trmiln A Mtit Ode Wn " seen tilt in irnilKi ULiun-i ;(.r N,lllnll nn,, Mldet -Smith In New tile varsitv u.eus .. ......... yctit also Is penain made, the ball was en the lfi-yard line, second down and 5 yards te go. Maryland Meets Syracuse Therefore, It can be seen thnt Mary land held everything back for Syracuse and will be all leaded for tomorrow's game. The Orange eleven is unusually husky this year, but the players' have net yet rounded into shnpe. This mentis n tough afternoon for Chick Median's men. Princeton will have no trouble with Celgntc, hut the Tigers will have n clinncc te show some improvement ever their play against Swarthmore. They used their hands considerably last Saturday nnd committed ether early season fouls that cost them mere than 100 yards in penalties. The team play was ragged, but this should be much better after another week of practice. Penn plays another "hard" game, Gettysburg being the week-end op penent. The Red nnd Rlue did net de se well against Franklin and Mnrshnll, hut hopes te de better against Oettys- ou rg. The hlg game, however, vv Hi be played In Pittsburgh, when Pitt lines up against West Vlrginln nn Ferbes Field. Tint Mountaineers hnve been after Pitt's scalp for years and nlways enter the game confident of victory. How ever, thev hnve net wen yet. nnd It doesn't leek ns If they will come through this year. Pitt Plays West Virginia Despite the defeat at Lnfavette last Saturday. Pittsburgh has one of the bebt looking tenuis In years. The men nlnv together better thnn Inst venr (lie attack is mere effective and the defense loped by team fullback ; and nthers Dn-entl. . This reuble te spent , nnd tiers. nnd West Philadelphia First Division his tackles mid guards seem te knew WeWume vs Vlctrlx. at Thirty-third and' vvhnt It Is nil about. The only wenk- at liftv. ' m'SM i"1 at center, but tills enn he cor cer ree T i le.-tetl Und passing caused a mnierltr s-ich weight thnt lie ennnet take eiT fur r ri.i..h ...... .-, ' "f fumbles in the Lafayette game. pim-hing proclivities, and l.on.-rfertl. I r j";"",,-? E" WiT '"d I IMtt has n let of m;w stuff this year. Dick will pav attention te socking i Dunkirk vs c msbohecken. at Fi' Her th ( which shows that unrner continues te feutherwe-szhts." ''"'', fnllewl'l" ': referee. F. Wilkin- ).,.,, fcw Jumps llheed of the ether A light henvvvv eight match is en for en-w, Philadelphia second Dlvis'en conches. The ganle should be hard the eeml Frnnkic Hrltten will meet i Wint End vs. Ltirchwoed, at sisty third fnught, but Pitt has the best chnnce r.l. l..fnrrnn .1, e "Welsh and Stanley ",iY?'"," l"1? C ' r"' ' am., te win " , ,. ii. AHIIIl A ,.,.-,. -.. - -- , iliupk c lire te meet in n wfU'i-wcicnt i-(t r.-frte r Micnie. t HOLMESBURG READY FOR ALLENTOWN ELEVEN - i SrranS AbOUt ZCraUVVia u u-.i. , ".'.' "."." v", . "U"?X ""lu."'X"'l,Sem. at fwenty-sU 1J! v"1,'S1:""-,, ' L ..A'nn vv-t and WhaV.en street,, referee W. Kendal,. Jlmmr WW. !c'?,nca',0nm,th1etyi5,ahTf have te i derse the belt, and the gossip ALLIED LEAGUE ? Tte-'s. 1 1," n;-Yerk ls tbn thc cemmis" wUl r?Z ?A f'ctCi',y WUdel . te meet .lehn.v Hurt de It. ref,r H Jltvmferd. .. ....... Inntrvn mfitrem 1 (tlinfl. Smith vs Falrh'.ll. at Feufth and Wlnao Wlnae Wlnao hecking streets, referee. W. K Hinds Fermer Muhlenberg and Lehigh Aces In Visitors' Line-Up The Helmcsburg eleven will meet the Allentown Professionals this afternoon at .1 o'clock en Crystal Field. Rhawn street enst of Frankford avenue. The visit of the up-stiiters here murks the first nppeerance In this city of any of the big out-of-town elevens. The line up centnlns players who have been for merly connected with Lafayette, Le high and Muhlenberg. Holmesburg started off last week nnd easily subdued the powerful marine tenm, but Manager Howker does net anticipate such a enculded total this nfternoen. Coach Leu Hnyes is meet ing with wonderful success since he took charge of the team and is net saying much, but is just wnltlng the coming of the clashes with several of Holmesburg's noted rivals. Prier te the lug . .itch the Holmes Helmes burg Reserves will meet the Rilllkcn eleven, formerly the Wheeler tenm, e! West Philadelphia. The line-up: Allentown Pres. Holmesburg, I .-... TV.. I.l.n St.rttnti It High Scheel Star, at fullb'iek. Wl.lt. ill! Ir. 'r.V "".arly in the week, Dunn:-, next ..' . 1 rviv..,H thU cltv last nicht in I'aclls, vs. Nativity. ?i in.rusin am, ,? 5,0,1 ns any ever tievc (rilnrn.1 his link'.. Inst Inturdiiv . nnd : i. set eduled for Mnnflav mgni at tne ".. ............... -.-- r, , v. .Q tiarnea streets. m... ?, "- . . t.lenn nrncr. Mtll Ills reglllur ...,...-. ---- ,,". . r.ui, with Ab'e tranuii "i res- accertllince vviiu uiea-iu. v ..,..,. .u.. 1 1 tanaaisns n. uu.uu.. V "' """ ,,,, tt,,. fi,t ,,.tli TI...1I11 nt wits out of the bcrlmmilge drills all vv eeU , 'lim ; c 'uii vvivn - ,n f,,r ,,t.,,f. Ticca streets, refetee. a. I.eaeh , ' II the lieltl, w It tl Hewitt at M ., .1. t.,.i...,ted ,n the slvrnttl drills 'he' 'rn nr" 'A"".'.'ni rivrt. Other mat. he, '"''. """ .'.. v. "" Ii... .1... i,' , Ascension vs. DUsten .Ssv.-. at I) and .ndersOll nnd Davlcs. halfbacks. Uit 'tlt'ee ,r, ft.ees and tested e ir III. I l2 V " nTe ?. nkl.nic. W.lli. Men tow n boxers , e e .. ere e .,, . -i .. c 1 0rUrm slreets. rereree .,. .e..r Mollernn t..arterhack. the Pn r :,. Tfffi r,:ih ,, - -- - -- - ! ?..r .". F - i wu--, TT ... :JaS is,rA. J. "C w ,,..,. 1 ;.l ..;.! Ill,. W. , " .. .. . along about 1W p. m.. ant. K.ur.K u . o.nmen referee J. uvrne .. nn.l Hewitt Is n great line plunger " """ " l ' ' ,"" .. , j Tinllti c.f th s citv wn ipjM-n- en i.in. from tr.e opposite corner wi 1 ue ij'en bei'ihi vs, ..i... .................. -. ,ii.,-u(n,l,i ntmclr will phik t . fte ,1.1 Kiitnr.ni' pnme Hen I . '0P "'"'"..... ...in, tS Tend'er-Kans. ' '"' An "'' ''. ,.... ........ I v..n,1 n.l Hilstnl streets refree I Carr Uljersllleil attttCU Will COUSC t vlnL. teliv nn after he enme '., ," " the Oarden )c tetr 21 Johnny ' Al Wagner, one 01 J.iuie uuiv stv- Wlr veterans . I.lBhtl.eus, II nnv team. &,hUIIPK?n vv r,at 1, theenfe,'" .DArevVreaVr.lKhtvveht. veil Ve '' end favorite,. r ,, n and C.e.r,le.d streets refer-e. ,,, y. n)Ilai,n,h. ,,, r"" " it;ii (ii-ave IlMine- Unv '"-'" U.is will man. 1.0 0..1..11 s h.m ..,. -,. .", Vs. Kdrcrroer at Nineteenth street ' mere time en Ills (leren-e this jenr, cLTiran- and Surh.-rlnrd will he .lBht- I Hrr, .(i.l Breun, ha, be-n tra-ched ,? I V;.inn.'e in n I'll-la-ldnli W 1 is 11 jndllUnt.n I'.rU avenue referee J Dav , , ns working en all twelve cylln . 1 . fr.. v it G-nni'i " " i n,-.-.u.... . wu' 1 'ii.i'ji 1 ut. .1 ..'' ..,' ........ ...- t..n.. . ... fwiMH ifHr 1 1 i . i iiic i.itivs eetrtr. ... r plt.1nv n f n1 Qeddess ... . left end Hayes Dunn . .. left tackle Day J!ewen left miard aafTny Reger center Lynch McTaren.. . . rliht guard Heed Langden. ... rljht taekle . Potts Dav la rliht end Emanuel Andersen quarfrback . . ..Hrlile KranWe. . . . left halfback ..Frltg Jensen right halfback . Hengelmnn Wnlsh . fulluark . .Caskey PLAY FIRST GAME Ily PAUL PRRP Hnverferd Scheel wen the opening Interncndemtc Lcngue football game of the season from Episcopal Academy yesterday nfternoen en the letter's grounds, 7 te 2. With only five minutes te go. Haver ford niifihett the ball down the field te its opponent's 5-ynrd line. Episcepnl held like n brick wall, however, for three downs. On the next piny, the Main Liners efforts watt crowned with suc cess, for Hen Derc, star left halfback, took the pigskin nnd tore through thc Academy team for the winning points. He lnnded n few inches ever the chnlk mark. Ewlng. substitute qunrtcrback, booted the goal. Enlscenal Rcered its two points In the first period en n safety. Toek, Haver ford fullback, wns tnckled behind the goal line. The Churchmen hnd n chance te score a touchdown In the sec ond period. With the ball en its own 20-yard line. Haverford fumbled and four Episcopal backs rushed te fall en It. They nil missed the oval, however, and Hnvcrferd recovered. Heinle Miller's St. Jeseph's Prep team, undisputed chnmplens ee tne Catholic Scheel League, turned ill a win ever the dermnntewn Hleh eleven. The score nt the end of the fourth period steed 10 te 0. Captain Lee Rreslln, of the crim son nnd Gray, waR the Individual star of the game. He made ten of his schoel'B total points. After Osberne hnd caught a forward pass thrown by Rreslin. nnd made n touchdown, the little lender kicked the coal. He tal lied again in the third period when he Intercepted n forward pass and dashed 20 yards for a touchdown. He failed In his attempt te kick thc goal. Ills stellar act came in the final nerled. when he stenncd back en the 27-ynrd line, dropped the ball and Iwetcd It ever thc bar for the first lieltl goal kicked in bdielabtlc circles this season. Germnntewn Friends' Scheel con tinued ltn winning strenk by handing n setback te Ridley Park High. 13 te 0. The Quakers scored their first touchdown In the opening period, when Zimmerllng ran around the end 25 ynrdt) for n touchdown. Nicholas fulled te kick the neal. The ether score came in the Inst quarter, when Zimmerling threw n forward pans te uett. which netted IB yards nnd n touchdown. Mshelas succeeded in booting tne goal this time. A big surprise was pulled In the game played at Wayne when Radner High crossed the dope by beating the fast Penn Charter squad. 7 te 0. He He He fere the came was steeed the odds were en Penn Charter te cop, owing te its recent victory ever Central High. Bryn Athyn furnished a little sur prise nlse when it held Central High te n scoreless t'e. The preteges of Dr. O'Urien were favorites en ncceunt of thc large number of players the academy aggregation hnd lest during thc last week through Injuries. Moorestown High stepped dleucestcr Ilich In a came nlaied en the ether side of the Delaware, M te 0. All of the winning team s counters were tallied In the first quarter, while it was net until the last period that thc vanquished eleven were able te push ever a touch down. Swarthmore Pren. ns was expected. came through with a one-sided win ever Friends' Central. The Little Quakers have net hnd n team with any weigh! nt nil In the Inst couple of years, anil il hns been one defeat nfter another for some time. The score of yesterday wns 17 te 0. Tredyffrln-Enstewn High, of Rer wyn, paraded te Its third straight vic tory of thc season when a 21 -0 defeat was passed out te Medln High. Isinger scored two touenuewns, una i.eiiiiinii scored one and kicked three goals for the winners. Cheltenham High stepped into the picture with a win and put the skids under Swarthmore High at Elkins Park. Thc team played rings around the visiting eleven, nnd when the score was totaled at the end of the game Cheltenham was found te have III, while a zero steed en Swartlimerc's side of thc alntc. On the) Hunch Frent PRE WAR RATES Mstttsn Mm Egtlnlr. fflrl eM sl tlnebltig Vitsr Hn.wi Rsesi 1Prlt.tslJiih.tJuM,Jr,,J Dmbls J nannies Wsier . . ( n Iteeai (PrlTSIs hsili. 171 le let a ' I)eb1t neon, PrtTite Data. Oessn earner, 196 pet week Ownership Mtntgeresnt Pliens 18S Arfs-sjfcesX. pynH6, -TV ALAN1PSrY'N-A j 8 AivAmciifauPIoiiIIetclof Disfindi I I CAPACITY GOO .. . ll witatssiin.niasiiasiisaiiiFaal cZ) OARAGE sum Let Us Maks Yeu reel at flams in is."" "City et Itebust Ilmtb' " HOTEL MORTON; Ocean Enfl Virginia. Ave. Csn.Hi, ,' EJesnter. Private Ilrtthe. ete, Jv5n fiL ., Er.n c. rtKi.t. & rAui. .it. rnp'riSS;; St. Chnrles t'l & llesch. Siec winter rii.1 Cap, BOO. M, Graham, formerly of Prince!, .Wt'eVlV.'eVSp.ntZnS standard In cuisine nnd service. Ulkt kw Fall and Winter Rntes. J. Ilnthwell pf- Vlrttlnia ay., se iiu.e. rre.n IleacS. Prlrsts baths: run. water, elsv.i IteUuced Fall rIi MM F.M.13. Owner. N. J. COI,LlNH. ilsiS VTRAYMORE " "World's Greatest Hetel Succeu sFNATOR Uclt te eru-vvur pritss. FaU atllAIUfV ,,, winter rates U Mr ,. American Plan. Fireproof. First hotel from lienrMwwK en virniin AV-. noeKiet. hotel continental; Always open, always readv: terms mtxlerati, Wrlls or phone. M. WAI.SII DUNCAN'.' HOTEL RAVEN ROYD -;. Sunny, well-hentetl roems: private btb; running water. Lew rates ISAAC HOWERj - z . .. ............ .. . The Clairmont tff V' .WSS- J,?'iJ bent, ltwtes medernte. Illkt. C. I,.' SMITH Hetel Boscobel J '. , rates. Steam heat. Ph. 117 A V. MAB10M THE WATKINSHeulh Carolina Ave. tin rates. Amer. plan. T.lnten II. Arneld. Owasr.. Wcslmincter Kntucky Av nr. Beats.' vv csuiiinbicr Klevaler liriVate Uttit runnlnir vvnter. Open nil sear. O A. KOPP." SHOREHAM "VlWf'Vttf Special fall nn.l winter rntes Aluls firnher. 1'IIIJ IIRKAKI'.KS (Ireatlr netlneeil rreseiit-Seaen Ratri, OCHAX flT. N. J. Biienvnn Hunnlnic water all roemsi sti, iscaync Sppt tnt Ri huindinT STKAM8IIII' NOTII'KS CORflllWIfcKCBAL STEAMSHIP LINES EHILADELPHIA te CORK, DUBLIN, BELFAST AND SLIGO S S "Delavan" Oct. 22 CORK, DUBLIN, BELFAST LONDONDERRY. WATERFORD S S "Eastern Kinrr" Nev. 7 SCANDINAVIAN & BALTIC PORTS SS "Milwaukee Bridge". Oct. 15 MOORE&McCORMACK CO., Inc. E. W. STRINGFIELD Philadelphia Manager 8 nei'liiw in.iic, t'tiil.X. T.nmhnr.l 03R3 Main 7.113., Interceaslal Ssa Carriers, Inc. WII.I. Ulhl'ATCII OX OCTOBER 10, 1921 - SS "A. L. KENT" 0000 10XS 1). from W. Philadelphia for Les Angeles Harber San Francisce and Seattle n I.Miit.iiii nn.l lihted nmenir lilw enim nents nn siiinc en tm- n'lttiuiK im f'tincli Hiienrs l f.nrlnK his flrnt linrtl Northwestern Opens Today Against East Falls en Germantown Gridiron The Northwestern Club, formerly Mount Airy, will iniiugurntt the Rrltl' Rrltl' iren seaKen this nfternoen In (iernmn (iernmn tewn when they meet the Knst Fulls eleven nt Stenton Field Club Chew nntl Plensnnt streets, fiermantevvn. The Kant Fnlls eleven Inst Sntunlny tlefented the HtrenB l'nlen Cluli, of I'heenlxville, ft te 0. Burke kicked n field pcial und Andrea ninile n touch down after n 7S-ye.nl run. Amir en I n inember of Northwestern nnd wan nlny in? with Knst Fulls, nt, his team vvuh Idle. Nerthw extern hns n nuiuher of for mer RchelnRtlf Ktnr-f In the line-un nnd iH ctJnchetl by Ktl Iievip. former mnn liner nnd plaver of the Cincinnati CeltH. of the bl? Heml-pre eleveii.t of the Weet. The line-up: Al'Tl'MX KESORTH I.AHi:WOOI. X. J. ExwE S!sss si iV I'lreproef Newly built and newly furnished All outside rooms, single- or en suite l'rlvate batlis. Het and cold runnlnic vvnter and te'ephenea In all rooms Ilxcellent Hungarian eulslne. Musle at meal times and for dnnrlnic. drill and billiard rooms. .Special rates until Nev. 15. Alse special commercial rates Uoeklet Telephone l.altevvoed 331 or New lerli emre. HUiuylei nJ.'. SIOtfXT I'OCHXH. I'A, HAWTHORNE INN UBAvufL'1- Oorteeus nu.iunn fellnKe, steam heat, open flrsplaces, electrle 1 1 (fit. bowling, tennis. rtdlnKi special rntes Sect, and t)etnhr. Dell Phene. i: M. DUNOI.Kn. .la.k llveai. vv t. '.e.l Frel p. i"H spnr- ,f,,.t ttl,.le (linrlev O'NVU faces Kid I PunhlrU '" vf "Veferee v "", "H ,,,ter f ,1"' 'euntallieers tl ml rsif.'iLi'i.w..: " "nrry Sp,,aker- ' " n:v,rrNer,r XhN dr l . ,' a . ..mshneK , Imii1 eys nt Lruifiistcr cir.ey vs rerin thian-, Mr th and .N.dr, ,N IlllerHi At Dartmouth he turned ( ,rl IMet. J... n.' .ven X T . Khtvvei.-ht , A .juartet of Fhi'mlelphiit boxers will ' '...nvllle ,.. mncl.vlll. at A ar.d ..tit very Reed d-veiis rid no dni.i.t Keel. .. sp-.ii. citer there. IlrP1 nP1.,l with l'roinetof S.Mtt.v Hemp- ',, ' A f V n, md, 5"e,. lnthepnHt. . :. , .i. - ti. .,,ni., . '"'."' .:." :, r Warren. isccuutc me riuHtiurcn rirates ten "' V, tentative-, t ere r ' A ' A '"V. virn Illbbnn a, Ha.r.e, ,d up 111 tl.e hemehtretch of the pen- (,lt p)rce"','Mf..t ." , nnPHterl1 MiI.Iul.er. streets: referee. W Hw.rtz ut .,., tIP 1;mm, .,,, ,,p pnypd en , """nf ' aw K () SnnMemT-ht ! Third D.vlslon-Xer.hea.t fl.ctie Torbes Field. This ls the flrnt blR Rnme rh"'..?.ii ,VU UUU Uclmrl el. be Frr.n A. A .v.. Herer new r- ?, Third . In IMttlbursll nn.1 I- well worth neclng. Ill-uvv .. v.ft. . - ami IJerKS sirrein. ...r "."' I J lie IirM-ji'.ir iv" "'' .... ...... ii...- trntt nir vveiiervvi'iitiii, w.... unv i h ;isiten at'i r.-.., ...... .u i imu , U, follews: Wi'MS left .ml.' Ti.n.m le.ir in.l Jee Mer ,.. t,,, nr ' .', ,,.,,. citizen I W IMlI'lipH, I reJ nn.l I'nruh ' referee I taw ' "". . r. ......1... i' i I i..e. . nh. .MlirhlH aid J J'ea Kit. h' m dills- ' I Illiiniv-il""" , ,, ,, ....... , llosewend vs. Miier n a ; riril. atnl Jaqlllrtll. leu mnn . ' ..... -i. ..-. ; - vre, i.eer . unde. J.,n Omrey , lighlvvelKllt . OIUI I'i'ie iviisv, uiiiin i- vVimtilnl ittwij '""" fil isdnnl ; l'nni cvitt-t . l'lipwert." ml I . ,,;,, fa. n of these m.M. nr- In ..p.cnt Snllbein will pair off with Iteblna vs Ve l'aul .at Tulip und Uvl.li udard; 1-Jitn'H-waiiB. nSlt t.i-kle : ; " en' ,hHlr r,!",,,,h' hjuck A-hten. KUhniMs meet. Kuh fc,riIi v ifv Mg !h of a . at p n. iJenttie. riKht end ; Mclniw. ..i.irtcr '""" Hennett. I'hillps fni'fci Jee McCnbe and n and ifenner street rcf-ree ! w..uin" blck: Kin;. It'ft hnlbn-jki rrwleiTller. I 1 h w t ii Mi.J Keenlg. ,IJI,,,,,iS,,i5rlIe-.wnil?- rVAi'p "Li1 -Srl.r lmlfbuck. and Jim Uehurst. c tr f ... -Jn C I... '"VtI? ..? .,n,. tL.tlier nUnhln of stieet und Erie avenue, reteree. r. Kib. 1 J!.. r. I JLlil ua iv. w. ill ji ei:iuil((a. unii h-""; " : - LUliUUUIv. ,1 ......nt.nrd ter tlllH tieilMI.I, U1..1 lilt l'i- ;AII-Stare at Harrlman Tomorrow jfleerKO limn Is Visum nimpised of sikicrs i from il xiIh-ii-j unil I'mll are idle, today un a v mtn "f a ittnv"uii.n. l. ttw l1" eisln Yurners. lir.n.d a t .in nl. ny Bddle I see. s Uildcsl.urK nine tomer itfvy aflernei'ii m the llurrin.nn M I, I p a r 1 nl Drlstel I'u u . WV.ini-s'laj ihe plaj ut lUimmonten N J The All-Stars uti l. booked threuish led Ilurth h phun.iu M bsrt S0B7. AjO'0 Rntner Beats Yeung Fisher Syraeuse, N. V., Oct. 8 Auk e Ilatner ,w Vurk middleweight, vvuii a I decision ei sr Yeunc KleTsher. or this city, Un a nr nr ItWreuKvi bout hers. ; Tem Gibbens Steps Turner IttifTnle. N. V.. Oct. R Tem fJb' ei.-. of St. Paul, ktiui ke.l .nit C'nv Tumor, of New Yerk, after thirty riecend of fighting in their bout here laht nifiht. There whs enlv one p'liif'i stiuck, and It .tret, lied Turrcr en the enimiN for the knockout. The men are light lit-avywciBhtt). ! .,..-,. ,...r j for tlliB HfBMHI, Ulltl llO VX """I'l" " . . 1 .. ...... nCCtH tO 1IIIVI! II L.unn.i .mini, "i ...ill vvcilders Hi lias been authorized te innkf muti'liPR for Mike MpTIbiic, iiilil llevvelclit. "'! ' rniiUle Isrltt, llslit wrigl.t. und Willie Ilerinnn, light weight, iu this city. Magnelia A. A. at Delce Mnirnellii A A . of i'-unkferii will this Fourth Division Northeast Hr. tlen S H V flub a Scanlon nt Terr.sdale avenue and Henner street re'eree J, Tayler. Ht Vincent vs Bt Albertu a at Terres dal avenue und Cettmar. h'reet. referee. II. Ver vs. Ilnllnn-Amerleiins t Cedar and Cambria slreets. refers, f i', stHn l.at.KIOrtl Alt'."" "" ..n. ...te r-v rrnim- f.ird reud und Kris avenie, referee, J. liar rla Fourth Ulvlslen :'erthnjt Hectlen c......i v. Funnel. I A A., nt Hecnnd strut und Kris avmue rsferee. A C.ienjjr. I.lshtheuse Revers vs. aerrnantewn ,-. Schedide of IFeek-End Independent Grid Games Ilebnrt ut rrur.Uftir.1. Ilrnvrn's lleld, 0 ford pike nbeve 1 ninkfnr.l Hlsh Retinal. Allentown l'rofeselenuls nt llelmeslmr. Hlinwn strru-t eist nf l'rnnkfenl avenue, llllllkeii Cluli nt irHlmesbitra Krservrs, Ith'iwn strif east of Krinkferd nvrnur. Xerthwenern East Falls I,. Ilracken . . .left end Iltirkn ,T Itothferd. left tackle T McQuIre I.lihtcap . . . Ift uuard Jt Feley I'oaceek center . Norten Mornsee . . .rlitht iruard J. Poles It Ilracken right tuekle ,. Cuter O'Donnell .... rWht end l'lekard Andrea quarterback I.allv Henrlch . ..left halfback Ilnseff JennlnKS .. rlKht hn'fl.ivck Fllae W. ilracken. . .fullback Costelle CONSHY AND VINCOME Vlnennin at renslinlineken. All. IMillitrtel. .1.1.1 at lWlllir . A.. Hlri... l.ri.lie S. Clctliler field, Hlxty-tl.lrd und W.i'- Tli. Jleifi.0 lia A, a . ..-. Snernoen en the latter's lli'ld l-usi winsjn ! at Vrent struat and Krle avenues refsree, MBKnc.ua sultered but. two defeats and ha. B. Jdoen.y . , ,.....,. nd. Bt . Antl5nn.V5liUr.f5 Tulsa Okla.. team, Wa dursderl. of iiuj Cambria vs. KJ2'?lVu,,);?1.ri A "" But" and Smith, ei Jack.onvllle FU. Ixmdsn atreet.-. ittTt. 3. Murphy. nut streelM. Itoil.ero.iili nt llrldrebnrc. lttrlimeud nnd llrll.ode" streets. Knst Falls at Xnrthvveatern Club, Htcnteii Field. Chew and 1'lrut.aiit atrrets, fiermiin fiermiin tewn. , M lldwoed. of lYntikfenl, nt I'liliierii. Darby Fire t'omennv nt Xorireod I'n. MuKnellu, uf Fmnkferd. ut Delce, of Dnrby, nriien a. a. hi i eiwrn his Afternoon In Big Early 8easen Game CoiiHliehockeu will ftnrt In with iti hit; Ramen wlicn they mcet Vlncnine Club, of thiH city. These rivals hove been battling ench jear for tlie lnft five nntl have ntaged neme great battlcR. Th k ban generally been n November game, but the Consheliockcn hehediile wan completed befere Vlnceinc decided te travel, and as next Saturday was the only open date it was decided te play today. Censhv Ik In great nhnpe nfter tie featlng ChcBroek, of Wilmington, Int-t ween, iw-ti. venen tiarrett lias tried out IiIh full htrlng of twenty-live men and will select about seventeen of tht best men for the regular Bquud. The line-up : Conshohocken Ilsun . . .left end Kit-kins . . ..ert tackle Fisher lift uuard Frank . . renter. .. M'.K'htll rlKht vuard Deerlnu rlittit tackle Weil rlsht end. uetvvauu ... quarterback STnAMIIOAl S UF.POBTS .tasW ERICSSON LINE Fer Ilnltlmere & Wnsbluctoe. D. C.. Norfolk und the heuttl Dally tiervlre exrepl Huiiday. tre.r.b nnd I'sssenter, 8 o'clock 1'. Jt.i haturdsr. 3 'clock I". M from I'lrr 3. .H. Drluvrure use., fhlljdelphls. Fer rates of frclKht and carce spact apply te Lavine Shipping Company Agents lUfl IIIUIIll tiUIIUIIlK T"'. Iximbarrt r.nen I'nim., f. i L DIXIE STEAMSHIP LINES PHILADELPHIA te Bristel, Manchester, Glasgow USSB-SS "WOODMANS1E" WILL SAIL OCTOBER 10 AT COXFICUICXCB lt.VTKS Harriss, Magill & Ce., Inc. 425 Lafayette Bide., Philadelphia l.euit.urd MJu-1 IIjUi 1MB FABM AND GARDEN Income .Harry J. Hinllli Ijonnen . . Tayler win lluntlns A. A. at Iwun A. A.. Utchteenlli Isenber....... .left halfback i.ariet .riini nairDacK..... nnd Keeklund streets. I'edrlektevrn iiiKiarmm rinb. of Camdrn. neetsk..........fullbak.. aietre -iue at uiTtrten, K, J, en l.etlca . Wllann Mehuffev ..,,,, Oh arts inland mm mi Steamship Lines REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE PHILADELPHIA te Rotterdam, Antwerp, Amsterdam SS"EaternDawn"(USSB)Sailin?0ct.l5 A Steamer (USSB) Sailing Oct. 2S Ter Kolea ami i'urfleular.s upplu GEYELLN & CO., Inc. l'lillilellli 'x',!",.".,,, . JOS Btll'TH 4HI ST.. l'""',,.,, InmlNrd 0141 M-'l" '. , necidinf (Campuiane) Shade and Fruit Trees At Attractive Prices We ran supply the variety of Shade and Fruit t-ees you want All stralaht trunked and true te nume. Nervvny Mnplrs CM at de tlni- the erlce of en out lc. i'-i"j in. caliper. 10-12 ft., l'fc-l't In. caliper Js-lfl ft . 2-!!V4 In. callptr .. 14-1U ft., 2 .t In. ct-liK-i tl'ltee kl.sde Trees lied Maple, 8-10 ft White Ash. 10-12 tt Hweet aum. II H ft I'lane Tree, 12-11 ft l'ln Oak. 12-1 1 ft.. . .. American I.lnden, 12-II ft , Amu.ii.uii i;lm, 12 14 ft (Sin at five times the price of one) Apples, many varieties. B (1 ft il.r.O Apricots Hourly Unlden, Moerpnrk) 2 00 Cherries, sweet mid sour, fi-tl ft son rears, seiecc vurievies. i rt it l'lurns, seltct vurletles, r.O ft 0itn e ft iriinite Meectie) rea.h. many va rieties, nil free stone . I r.n fl r a p e a Straw berries Unspbrrles, etc. Send for ratalec 11. F. HAWl A CO. 107 Ilarr llulldlnu Lencutsr, Pa. t2.2,l 2.:.e a oe I no jp.oe 4 3!) a. oe 4.00 coo l mi 2.00 2.00 2 00 a?itriHv$l JUOBaisANiri AMSRSCA LINE New Yerk te Relterdam Via Plymouth and Boulegne-sur-Mtf RYNDAM Oct. IS. Nev. 19 Vtt.U N. AMSTERDAM ..Oct. 22 Nev. 26 Dec. 31 NOORDAM Oct. 2D Dec. 3 ROTTERDAM . . . .Nev. 12 Dec. 10 - -P.mmcr Offict, 1531 Waleul St. P''- nZ.,JL Prldht c,i f.,.m Mrw Yorio New Yerk. Dosteii, I'lilla.. Ilnlle.. -"""-(iuclec. Haiku, I'ertluiid. 3I. Re.itl.ami-ten. I.ler..!el. 'l'no",,,'nCe": rherbeurr, Ilrlstnl. Loiidenilerrr. 0f ra. Antwrrp Itetlrnlnm. Ilumbiirs. Jleuiit". nene nnd I.evJitt Torts, Cunnrd mid AiicI.it Me iniiuii :,,,... I'assener Olllce. 1.100 Walnut St., . I ;'" KreUht Hfllce. Ilatirse lllilg.. I ''"' CAUTION NOTICES AM. I'KUSOKS AKIS HKKKIIV fAl'Tlt''fjJ' ngalnat lia.berlni: or trustlnfc- "y t ".( rraw of th llrltlsh a. H "Urw..ier is from Mutanzns, Cuba. Williams Ma ster. no debts of their ceiitractlnK vvlll be paia " the Master, Consignees, or by UARN I.INU B. ii. CO., Acsnts. 4S2 Ilullltt I)ld 180 fl. 4th at.. IB 4i f. tAfS ,J(li .-,
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