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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1921
Miller Huggins Wishes Chris Would Come Back and Discover a Couple of Geed Hurlers for Him;
Bill
COLUMBUS DA Y HERE,
NEW YORK STILL CAN
WIN AND LOSE SERIES
Holiday Celebrated in Metropolis With Yanks and
Giants Going Inte Seventh Big Battle, While Cam
paign for World Crown Is Deadlocked Three-All
Il ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Sports IMIter Kvrnlng Public Ix-ilsrr
New erl, Oct 112.
P3UK hundred nnd twenty -nine cnrN age Christopher CelumbiiH, who
knew nothing of bneball nnd didn't want te knew, made It possible for
the World 8erie te be tngel in New- Yerk thin year. Chrlt dlwevered
America, nnd did Mich n geed Jeb thnt Miller Muggins would like te have
him come back for n briif period unil discover n couple of pitchers who could
keep opposing spikes oft the home p'nte when Mhvh and Hejt nrc renting.
Nobody cer kicked about Columbus discovering this arid land. I'erhnps
It would be the name with the pitiheis. However, it would take a high-class
discoverer te ppet tenl tlingers in the Yank camp, for the biniple reason there
nin't any.
Thin grand and glorious anniversary was observed b theuHnnels, but they
didn't knew why nnd what the were observing Tlicj had en Idea it vvhn
the seventh game of the city championship, which shows that all saps don't
come from the outskirts Hut the. enjoyed themselves in their own highly
original manner, winch is peifcrrlj proper, cspe-einlh when they pay the
freight, which is a wav of leferring te big gate rei eipts
Columbus Day will pe down in lusterj .is the da. when New Yerk had
n chance te win and lese the Weiltl Stiles Twe teams representing that
municipality were all snarled nnd tangled up in what is slnngily rcfeired tei
as a deadlock, New Yerk winning three and New erk losing three. If an
thlng could be evener than that it can t be found in our lending almanacs
The two teams have been battling fei a week and what lias happened?
Nothing! They are the same tednj ns a week age just as if they hadn't
fttartcd. One entire, complete nnd verj full week has been used up, nnd us
experts don't knew an.i thing about it jet I'erhnps; next wed: wi.l net be
fte full, but jeu never can tell. .Mint the same, it was a great idea te ring
In a helidaj. bemuse It will help the irewd. A let of the f.ins will have n
chance te celebrate, and the wive birds will discover Columbus in the Ameri
can Association.
Holiday or no holiday, the series K nearing a Iinnle which can come nny
old time fTem new en. esterdaj. as we pointed out in n clever manner,
the Yanks had te win two out of four te grab the biggest cut of the series
coin, while the filnnts were up against a three-out-of-four preposition. Today
this is all wet and washed up. The tiianLs must win two out of three, and
ditto the Yanks.
IT IS j3t one of these short series ulneh is ci uihemc relief.
McGraw Is Entire Giants' Bell Club
rplIIS championship struggle, or whatever it is, 1ms deve!epd into n battle
J. where one man is battling a couple of dozen; in ether welds. Miller Ilug
Jtins, Charlie O'Lenrj and the ether Yanks are pitted against Jnwn Jay
McGrnw. Before this Ninks In tee deeplv. jjet hep te the e'.plnnntlnu,
McGraw runs the ball game He thinks fur even man en his team, and
when he doesn't his highly trained athletes make mlstakis He sits en the
bench nnd signals for every ball pitched bv his pitcher Me moves the infield
and outfield with a simple vvue of his pudgv hand When a man Is at bat
he leeks at the bench and gets enlcis te hit or let the ball sail past him.
The bntter is instructed after every pitch, and the same gees with the base
runners. The Giant mnnager is the whole ball club He pulls the strings and the
ethers go through their parts. Thus far he has been successful because he
still is in the series. In ether championships his club has been laid nwnj
for the winter long before this.
McGrnw 's playing a slugging game this year. He circs nothing for
one run. I'erhnps he tried this system in the first two gnmes and discovered
it didn't work. But he evidentlv has discarded the sacrifice, for there were
many openings for a bunt te advainc a base runner and none was taken.
The slam-bang, "hit-'em-vvhere-they-ain't" system is popular new, nnd will
continue te be unless the Ynnks get dangerous again
Iluggins, en the ether hand, is mixing 'em up and allowing his players te
Je eeme thinking. McNnlly nnd Meusel stele home nnd the boys have'shewn
lets of aggressiveness and pep. But that has bien all The McGrnw svstera
apparently is working en all twelve.
Fer examplp, take the home run mode bv Snyder in the second. Twe
ram had been scored and the Giants were one marker in arrears. Harper was
wild, nnd after edc b.ill had been inlled Fnnk looked te the bench for in
structions. Even body thought McGraw told him te wait and drnw a pass,
but Jnwn signnled for a hit The ball sailed straight Inte the groove, nnd
it didn't step sailing nfter Frank hit it until it landed In the coat pocket of
a sunfish in the left field bleachers.
Max Cnrey, the Pittsburgh outfielder, gives McGraw credit for everything
en that particular hit except the actual swinging of the bat. Nobody' could
fet mere credit than that.
'THEREFORE, MeQraic xs knaun te de all of the guessing, and he
tcill be a big guy as long as he guesses right.
Has Tive Geed Pitchers in Shape
TODAY McGrnw has the edge en the series because he has n couple of
pitchers en the job te de etpcrt Hinging. He will start Douglas ngninst
Mays again, nnd a few believe the shuffiin' person will repent his victory of
Sunday. Mays.' effectiveness wns ruined when the Giants socked him for
even hits nnd four runs in the lust two frames, according te the dope from
the National League paddock.
Whether Phil will be able te stand up remains te be seen. But the
figuring new is n nine-game set Either Douglas or Nehf will come through,
and the same gees for Mays and Hejt. Therefore, if the series reaches the
ninth nnd exceedingly crucial game the pitching will have a let te de with t
Huggins will hnve used up Miijh nnd Heyt. and his only chnncn will be te rush
Mays bnck nguin or take a chance with Harper, Quinn, Shnvvkey or Cellins.
The lnbt-nnmed qunrtet innnet be called classy and havm't shown n thing
as yet.
On the ether hand, McGrnw will be sitting back with nn nee in the hole,
entitled .Tess Barnes. Jess will be ready nfter a couple of dnys rest te corae
back nnd repeat. And take it from us. he has the animals of the Americnn
Leaguers.
Yesterday he put ever the tame stuff ns Inst Frldny, only mere se. He
again relieved Fred Teney when the game seemed lest and the situation hope
less. Four runs were chalked up against him, but the Giants came back in
their portion of the inning and tied it up. Yesterday he stepped Inte the
picture in the first inning after three runs had been scored nnd two were out.
He allowed two mere runs, as a result of a homer by Fewster, but after thnt
he hnd the Ynnk sluggers handcuffed.
He allowed only two hits in the last seven innings and fanned ten bats
men. His control wns perfect, his curve ball was breaking where he wantel
It te break and he never was in danger He improved as the gnme progressed
Perhap McGraw figured en saving Barnes for emergency work eithei
yesterday or today He saw what Jess did en Friday when he fanned eight
In six nnd one-third innings and held the American Leaguers safe He knows
that Barnes has fanned eighteen mm in fifteen innings Which is a geed
enough record te gnin recognition in nnv league
But Barnes was hurled into the bunch yesterday, and it was Just in time.
TOXEY teas trying te feel the )anks u ith curves en the outside,
and lehen they iffuinl tn bite he hed te iioeic the bell, icith en
astreun results It mom if htite been better fei Muggins had Teney
lingered throughout the centist, but In didn't, and Harries u en the
game. And in a shuit sciies like thti eiery game leunts. Anybody
tcill tell you that.
Ruth Net Missed With Fewster in Game
THE Ynnks minus Babe Ruth put up a great battle, but Hopped nfter
tnkiug whnt was supposed te be a commanding lead The Giants have
overtaken them in all three gnmes wen thus far. putting up a better scrap
tbnn wns expected
fttr.mge as It mnv stem. Ruth was net missed yery much. Fewster,
who took his plnce in left field made a wonderful running ca'ch en Yeung'B
foul in the first which Bam couldn't have imcle without the aid of a taxlcab.
lie fielded the position perfectly, nnd one base hits remained enc-baggeri
when thev sailed out there.
Chick also connected with a home run In the second nnd put his side a
couple of urns te the geed The Babe couldn't have done mere thnn thnt,
tacept lilt his homer in the right field stand or ever the wall instead of Inte
the blcnchers.
And speaking of home runs, the smash perpetrated by Irish Meusel
cannot be overlooked. Kellv was en base and the Giants three runs te the
bad when Irish connected The ball sailed en a line Inte the right-field stand
for a homer and started the Giants en the read te victory
Today the Giants nre favored te win the series nnd the odds are 7 te r.
The, betting gentlemen also believe Mays will be beaten again nnd nre laying
33 te 10 nn today's game This Is an example of supreme confidence, as
Douglas is snld te have a hnd cold and might net be nble te perform. If he
doesn't nobody would be surprised te sec Pat Shcn step Inte the box.
PAT hat the distinetien of flunking out of the Athletics' fine,
mid being kicked upstair into a World Series.
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PALMYRA ON GRIDIRON
Jersey Eleven Is Coached by Jim
Hartley, Formerly of Penn
Palrnvrn will be well represented en
the gridiron this year. The management
lias accurfi some very wcll-linewn play-
iy-n nml Wlin ..ini.iliicy utnCT ,,1m C-1.a
i KJ able tsuitj hce of Jim Hartley, formerly
up
of I'enn, is very much impressed with
i the cnndielates.
I Among these who hnve nnsvvered the
call for practice is Deverenuit, . I. Stnek, '
' J'"" -"ll1"r- "m"n, frlesmnn, H. '
Since. Unities. Meed. I'risee. the Jpn.
I kins brothers, Mergun, .T Stack, Oetch, '
Montgomery, Uevvd, Tener, Alcels,
Itrewn, Stiles, Harkentf and Lnmb,
I'almyra plays the fast United States I
Navnl Hespltn) team en Saturday, I
Penn Grad Watehes Flying Ca
dets in Action and Thinks
Wray's Team Should Win
SCRUBS SCORE ON VARSITY
Virginia Military Institute has an
other brilliant speech football eleven,
according te n former Pennsylvania
football plaver who saw the Cndets piny
Inst Snturdny nfternoen. They Bhew
nil the old-time dnsh nnd pectlllar plnys
thnt Condi Spruhan taught them last
season when they humbled Pcnn for the
first time In the 1020 season.
"Bc'ieve me, they hnve a mighty fine
aggicgnt en clown there In Virginia,
these Cadets," said the Red and Blue
grad. ' I saw them plav Penn l.ist fall
nnd saw them show some old nnd new
foothill plays that opened the eves of
mere thnn one old-timer. I was down
In Virginia en business Inst week nnd
made it n point te see hew the Cndets
were doing this fall
"Thev defeated Wake Ferest by the
score of ''() te (I nnd In doing e were
net extended. The Cadets weic content
te go along and win bv straight foot feot foet
ba'l but the spectator w'th nnv fentbn'l
knowledge knew all the time thnt they
hnd threats aplenty which thev were rr
serving for futuie use Thev have sev
eral forward pass plavs that would de
credit t- n bigger unlvi rltv .
"I wns tn'king with n resident of
the town in which the Cadets practice
and he infeinied me that thev have a
bagful of triiks piepnred for the Penn
e'even Last vent M will be remem
bered the Flvlng Colonels, ns thev arc
known In the Seuth, surprised a blj
crowd en Franklin Field bv their use
of old-time p'nvs in n modern way nnd
the old resldenter told me thnt thev
have several mere dug up out of the old
pages
Fa w ley n Star
"Favvley. the quarterbnek of V M
I , is n dead ringer for Leech, who
was the sensation of last venr's team
lie weighs around 11." pounds and is ns
fnst as greased lightning He bundled
the tenm last Saturday like n veteran,
conserving the strength of his backlield
and varvlng his plnvs vvttli all the
nbilltv of a born football general And
he enn run with the ball, tee, particu
larlv around the ends
"Bunting, the big fellow who tore
through the Penn line last tenxen,
h up te his old tricks ngnln. He
shot through the Wake Ferest team
last week as lie did up here, nnd
it will take powerful defensive piny
te step him Shannen nnd Costclle,
two Irish lads, in the huckfield, piny
the same kind of football that the
ether two back did last season."
The V M. I. game isn't being thought
about nt Penn for the present. Svvnrth Svvnrth
niere, with n formidable eleven, looms
en the football horizon nnd gets bigger
and bigger ns Saturday approaches.
Yesterday Head Conch Heismnn nnd
his nidi's sent the varsity scpind through
another strenuous scrimmage in prepar
ation for the Garnet.
Students Sen Practice
Fer tiic hrst time this season the
students were permitted te see the var
sity practice. The gates were thrown
open, nncl from freshman te senior the
entire delegation of students wns en
hand. The annual fall handicap meet
left the field wide open, se the coaches
Invited every one. After the meet the
field was closed as tight as n drum,
enlv a few newspapermen and these con-
1 nected in one tap.icity or another with
the team were permitted te remain
Heismnn stated nfter practice ves
teielav that he would held a real secret
practice in the future. Only the desig
nated managers nnd soubes nre te he
permitted en the held during the prac
tices The varsity nnd scrubs put en a
I scrimmage di 111 for the students enrlj
in the afternoon, the scrubs for the first
i time winning by two touchdowns. The.
! v irsity was a mixed one, nnd contained
I seeencl nnd third string players Mene. -
glian, the' scrub eiuarterback, who
starred at Williams four years ngi
scored one of the two touchdowns, nnd
I in doing se exhibited some excellent
running with the bnll Hand was re-
I spensible for the second.
Phil Harvey, who was promoted from
i the scrub eleven last fall, wns given nn
opportunity te display his wares en the
I varsity, nnd did well. With James out,
the couches ure looking around for n
suitable substitute) hnlfbnck, and Har
vey will get every opportunity te show
i his wares.
Maher hcercs a Touchdown
After the field was cleared lUUman
bent a vaisitv eleven against the
senilis, Bill Maher running 10 yards
' fei the (inly scene of the afternoon,
'The backfielel Included ut the start
.'iuui-1 . lugs-mi. i.uuguuii uiui .uiucr.
I while Hamer, Wittmer, Oreve nnd sev -
I .....1 n.linu L.,t nti..M .1..-!.,.. l... fH...
.in the line vveie l.reemiwnlt and Mc -
Mullen lit ends, lhilliuun and (ientli-
ner ut tackles, Dav center and Cech-
' i i t i i i
, rune nnd Sutherland gunrds
Bill tirave, who is suffering from u
biulseel knee, was em the side lines in
his civvies, while Lrtrcssvaag, the
ether regular end. went through a lenir !
Mgnnl drill (Jig fienthner, the husky
ltrm.1 ln bid urnmlinil l.U lmen li,.
isrnehlyn mil, urene neci hts Knee lur-
nil, II nn Humus , (inn iiiiu I" IJI' CttllitlC
from the Held. Dr. Arthur Light nfter
nn culmination announced thnt he
culmination announced thnt
would be en the held this nfternoen
Keltic i x, n scrub plnyer, was Injured
during the scrlmmnge, but net ben ben
eusly I'runeiet, the Trench Ind who is
muktng n bid for nn end pest, will be
en the sidelines for another week. He
tore three ligaments In his knee cm
Monday l'runeret wns out fur two
I weeks nt the beginning of the- season
with n wrenched shoulder
! Mike Whitehlll nnd Kcx Winy were
again given the afternoon off, The
former Kutgers bid hns a bnil knee,
1 vvhi'e Skipper Wrnv Is suffering from n
I spi.i.ne'd iinkle. Thev both expect te
I get into nitlen this nfternoen
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Jimmy Hutchinson, National
Champien, Wins in Profes
sional Debut in New Yerk
UNDER MONTEITH'S WING
By LOUIS II. JAFFE
Philadelphia has turned out a num
ber of crack amateur boxers in the Inst
two yenri, nnd several of them nrc
making geed nt present in professional
competition. Earl Ilartman, Benny
BasH and Artie SleCann nil used te
fling fists for glory rather than fer1
gelt, and each of these lads new is
doing nicely in fisticuffing for the filthy
stuff.
Anether "all-for-glory" gleveman,
who it is said will enter upon a profes
sional enrcer in the near future, Is Dan
Gartin, of the Mcndowbreok Club. He
is the national 125-pound amateur
champion, and defended this title in
Bosten the ether night by getting n
decision ever Unrle Sawyer, the New
England titleholder.
The lntcst of the lecul nmntcurs te
stnrt boxing professiennlly is Jimmy
Hutchinson, brother of Hughey, Philn
delphln fentherwclght. Jimmy wen the
national nmnteur bantamweight crown
at Bosten in 1020. In addition te this
title, the younger Hutchinson wen a
let of ether laurels in boxing for models,
cups, watches and diamond rings.
Several nlglits age in New Yerk,
Jimmy stepped into u ring nnd started
a professional page in pugilism, incl
lentally closing his amateur career.
Hutchinson wns opposed te Billy Con Con
eolly, n veteran of n dozen matches,
and Jimmy xvns rendered the judges'
decision nt the finish of ten i'euikIb.
"He leeks like nnether real find,"
writes Scotty Mentelth in referring te
Hutchinson. "A pleasing, satisfactory
youngster, is the kid, nnd he has all
the eaimarks of n champion."
The Hutchinsens Hughey and
Jimmy both nrc under the guidance
of Scotty Mentelth, milking n Scotch
trio Mentelth Is identified new with
the New Y'erk syndicate management
Mend, Mentelth nnd Cox.
Mentelth verifies the bterv thnt Jee
Lynch, former bantamweight champ,
and Mead have "made up"; that they
have slgncHl a three-ycnr contract, and
that n cnmpnlgn is about te be un
furled te bring the lean Irishman in
line for u bout with Johnny Buff in a
bantam championship match.
Andy Chancy is another title seeker
uneicr tne Mead-Mente th-Cox dlrec
i ti,n' a,ul n "e us Johnny Kilbane
announces himself ready te defend his
' featherweight title nn effort will be
miidu te match the Baltimore youth
i with the venerable champion.
Harvard Varsity Held
, v.r'VeTbleVmnlrV.rn
f tij mlnutci crlmmaK with the h.s;ercl
i :lJn wlf,Vinmu Knn'B.nC?5 hi?J,'' lhu ar
i IMl "iwnn un own ten &rd line en two
I ocrm-len nnd kept the ball away from dun"
I k"r '""" et thH afurnoen.
Southern H. S. Wants a Game
en ire te a mlsunc1?rtandlnr. the Snueh
'rn "'nn Scheel football team u without a
l B , '"r r'uxt Haturda Any high ur ere u
. nuui team wlshinu te take en Southern
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Hlcharit A Ker Hnnt
Uread and Jacksen Htrcria
Straw Kelly at Game;
Oivner Lives, Hat Dies
New Yerit, Oct. 12 A straw hnt
mnde its appearance nt the l'elu
(ireunds, nnd it bobbed up In the
bleachers. The fan who were it is
till living today nnd happy. Net mi
with the hnt. Funernl services were
in id en the sod under the blcnchers
when the (limits get their four inns
in the fourth.
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Coach Greer's Team Badly
Crippled for Radner High
Game en Friday
CAPTAIN SMITH MAY START
By PAUL PREP
Cnthelle High Scheel's foetbnll team
will fnce stiff opposition Frldny when
It battles Haduer High Scheel at
Wnyne. The team is net in condition
for the game.
Lnst Saturday Jack Greer, the
coach, took his Cnhlllites te AVcst
Chester te play the high school aggre
gation of thnt budding metropolis. Be
fore the stnrt of the frny Circcr had
two of his best men Cnrrell and liar liar
ren, tnckln nnd center respectively en
the sidelines, Injured. When the finnl
whistle blew seven mere boys were In
jured. It is believed thnt nt lenst flve
of this number will net be nble te start
the gnme Frldny.
Devine nnd O'Connor, enelR: fchmid
nnd Maxwell, tnckles, and McNnlly,
halfback, nrc the injured.
The West Chester game wns rough.
Penalties were few. Roughness is a
geed word te use, but assault and bat
tery might be n better way of expressing
what happened. Nine black eyes en
seven youngsters is quite n record for
nny foetbnll game. And that's only
Cnthellc's casualty list. West Chester
did net publish theirs.
The Purple and Geld preteges showed
wonderful lighting spirit despite in
juries and refused te quit
The game had but thirty seconds te
go ; just enough time for the home
eleven te try one mere play. When
the center snapped the ball back, five
Cahillltes broke through the line. Scott,
substitute tackle, blocked whnt wns in
tended te be n punt, nnd Dick Schmld
recovered, lie rnn for n touchdown.
This score wen the gnme.
While Greer hns lest a whole Meck of
stars, he is nt lenst thankful for one
thing, Captain Smith, star right hnlf
bnck, in nil probability will be nble te
stnrt for the first time tills season. He
will bear the brunt of the work, if he
gets into uniform, nnd will grcntly help
the boys te keep up their confidence nnd
fighting spirit.
Greer has done wonders for the Bread
street institution since his return. When
school opened this season only two vet
erans were back, nncl with these ns n
nucleus Greer wns nble te get a com
bination capable of upsetting Southern
and West Chester High Schools within
a week
Greer turned out the only chnmpion chnmpien
ship teams thnt ever enmc from Cnth Cnth
olle High Scheel, nnd while It Is net
expected thnt he will cop another title
this aeosen, he will have nil but one of
his players bnck next yenr In the race
for championship honors.
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FOR NAVY BATTLE
Qarrity, Lourle and Snively in
Peer Condition for
Middle Game
NEWBY LIKELY TO START
Uy JACK STRUBINO
Fermer rrlnreten Quertfrbatk
With n possibility thnt some of the
rcgulnri mny net be in tdinpe te meet
the Middies, Princeton is putting in n
rather strenuous week. Garrlty's knee
is mending slowly, Lourle'n nnkle seems
te be In bad shnpe and Snlvcly will
prebnbly be unnble te stnrt. This
means thnt substitutes must be ready
te stnrt the gnme or jump into n breach
at nny moment. And substitutes nrc
net crowding the bench nt Tigcrtewn
this year. By substitute is meant
"something nlmest ns geed." M that
definition is te be followed the Tigers
hnve no substitutes this year when
Leurle and Garrity nre referred te.
They 'arc both In n class by themselves.
Gnrrlty is practically without a peer
nt work inside the ends and tnckles.
He is net be much n llne-smnshcr ns
n Hnc-cuttcr. That is te sny, he docs
net bent down the opposing line. He is
tee small for that. Instead, he seems te
force his way through it. But the en
joyable pnrt nbeut Ilnnk Is his ability
te keep going nfter he gets through.
Newby is the mnn they nre trying te
whip into shnpe te take Gnrrlty s place.
Newby Is nn entlrely different sort of
bnck. Where Hank enn force his way
through n line, Newby muBt hnve a
hole. He lifts net Onrrity's power. But
he is fnstcr. He gets through n hole
'Ike n flnsh, nnd once through is away,
usunlly reversing his field. Newby can
run the ends nlse, which is net pnrt of
Gnrrlty's accomplishment!..
Gerrlty Best en Defense
On the defenhc, however, there is no
comparison. Gnrrlty is n benr en the
ilcfcnse, especially brenklng up passes.
He has that rare sixth sense, which
lends him unerringly te the bnll. Se,
while Newby Is useful when holes lire
opened for him, he is useless otherwise.
Ilnnk would rather force his way
thieugh thnn be given nn open rend.
Newby lms'a long rend te trnvel before
he guts in Gnrrlty's clnss.
Kuwcr is the mnn who will have te
tnkc Leurie's place should the red
headed flash be hurt or forced te leave
the gnme. "Peck" was quarterback en
the freshman team in 1011) nnd piloted
the Omelettes lnst yenr. He is n nice,
steady man, although n little lacking in
experience. He does net rme the mc
chnnicnl ability of Leurle nnd hns had
no chance te develop strategic ability.
Iteper is opening up this week, nnd
the crowd nt Annapolis will see a mere
varii'd attack than lias been displayed
in the two opening matinees. At the
same time the quarter will probably
be Instructed te keep ns close te
strnlgbt football ns possible en ncceunt
of the scouts. The scouts will hnve n
lovely nfternoen. The Army, Harvard
nnd Yale will all be there,, nnd Prince
ton will net display nny thing which ii
net neccssnry.
Correcting Faults
Aside from the drilling in the new
plays, the work this week will net be
very heavy. Having once get the
men in shnpe. Reper believes in letting
them const nleng. But there are n few
fnults which cropped out Saturdny
which must be corrected, nnd this cor
rection will be n specialty. The for
wards must learu te cover kicks with
out passing the man. The line must
be tnught te open holes. The tnckling
must be Improved. Seme of the open
field tnckling Haturdav was pitiful. The
men were tee high and tee gentle. Ty
son nnd Grny must learn te tnke their
men, and take them se that they don't
get up again nnd spoil the piny. The
backs hnve te lenrn te fellow their in
terference better, nnd the machine still
needs polishing nnd oiling.
The Nnvy, tee, Is nt It hnrd. ehnfing
under the defeat of their crew and foot feet
bull team last year at the hands of the
Orange nnd Bluck, and they nie out
ler revenge, reivveu is giving them all
they'll tnke. und they nre absorbing it
Meanwhile Harvard and Yale nre
coming nleng nnd they loom bigger
every day. Hnrvnrd trounced Indiana
Saturday, nnd the Westerners had as
nicely a balanced team us has been
seen at Cambridge since the war. The
Crimson is big und fast and the team
knows football. Yale lb mere dangerous
this year than they have been since the
war. The Tarheels from North Corn Cern
Una were hopelessly outclassed Ane
the Southern boys have no mean team
Yale Is dangerous.
Kensington In Cane Again
The KennltiKten A A. manairti by Jack
pailey. ha. awjln , started acilvg reparation
for the .basketball aeaaen Manager XJaVlcy
would like te hear from all ih (lrtciHe
home teama efferlncc ruimenablc miarant...
MeiUlly rarke.hur Iren. Mer?ia Oeu'rd'a
Kbit Harber llarrlburr and ip lm of ihn.
caliber. J It Dallcy. 7l0 llplicrudc .treet
Fewstcr's Heme-Run Ball
Returned by Bleacherite
New Yerk, Oct. 12. Chick Few
iter received n shock yesterday when
the ball which he hit into the
blenchcrs for a home run in the sec
ond inning of the sixth game wns
returned te him by the fan who
caught it. Te return a ball at the
Pole Grounds is most unconvention
al, particularly one with the souve
nir value of n World Series home
run. Fewster autographed another
ball nnd exchnnged it for the re
turned one. The rooter snld his
friends wouldn't knew the diffcicncc.
NATIVITY STARTS OCT. 21
Uptown Cage Team Decides te
Abandon League Ball
The Nativity bnskctbnll team, which
mode quite n showing in the American
League lnst year, has decided te con
fine nil its plnying this season te games
at home and en the rend. The uptown
club hns come te the conclusion that it
will net takn part in any league games.
The season will open at home with
Aquinas en October SI, a series of
three game) having been nrrnnged. The
churchmen have signed one of the best
collection of plnycrs in the city.
Included among the number arc Ste
venson, of Hancock ; Livingstone, of
Dobsen, nt forward; Fessctt, center;
Costclle, Weed and Douglas, guards.
The mnnager of the tenm is Willlnm
Sands, nnd he is desirous of arranging
games vvitii teams out of town nnd clubs
In the cltv thnt desire te meet Nativity.
Address Willlnm Sands, Nativity C. 0.,
Miller and Ontario streets.
Scevll at Center for Columbia
Nra Yerk. Oct. 12. Coach O'Neill nave
the Columbia eleven n evire nhnklnir up In
prounrutlen for the claali with xsevr rerK
jnlverlty en Saturday,
The linemen were
the principal victims, and when the amoke
had cleared imm
Farm, the regular varsity
centar, had been relegated te the eerubt and
Captain Seevll moved ever from left ward
te take his place.
O'Hearn Speeds Up Ells
NVer HnTen. 'cinn.. Oct. 12 Yale's var
sity football eleven drove four touchdown
across the scrub sial line In quick succes
sion durlne the fifty-minute scrimmage prac
ttce esieraa. wniie (no reserves pneiruicci
the ranks of the resulara for one. It was
the lensest nnd one et the severest scrim
mares of the sc&Ben.
Scraps About Scrappers
Rrettr Mentelth Is ncffetlatlna for ft match
In Philadelphia between Huchev Kutohlnsen
local featherwulsht. and either K-eddv Jacka
or Dutch llrandt.
WIIIun Ilrltt wires from Xw Tnrlt that
the I'Y.ink Moran-Beleller Jeres and Mute
McTlgut-TIm Kelly bouts In Montreal
C?n
lenntnt n
hnve been rjoatDened a. week hnittin
of ttv
Jewish helldtOH.
Ty febb haa been tralnlnc diligently for
several months He will (ret back Inte lecil
competition for the nrst time In a number
of ears when he meets Harry (Kid) Stew art
at ths National baturday nlsht.
Pete Ilartler, of New Tork. will arrive In
town tenls-ht fur his bout with Tim Dreney.
of Lancaster. In the star bout at the Ice
Palace tomorrow nUht. Hartley will find
Dreney no easy preposition. The eeml will be
Maxle 'Williamson vs Jimmy Mende. Pre
llms: Hebby Barrett vs Eddie, Dempsey. Earl
Ilartman ve. Harry Durlie and Artle flic
Cann vs. Jack Cullen.
ei7.h0!ut."Sf'tr.wn,w.el"t,v.'."!nla dl"
clash at the Cambria Friday nlitht. when
Johnny . Welftast .of Lancaster, tackles Al
Verbecken, of Oklahoma. Johnny .MeLaush
ll.i ..-,hilrrf Ne" J9 "e ml. Other
wn,.nBIi"lvinurnsj!" nuddy nftn Uebb
)ll v." tti'imm, T1"n-s- n! Jimmy W
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.Tee Conrer la cettlngr Temmy elearv c
wl'thVaVrl0 r'Kr,i,h,r 'tna?unnW Ktt e
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kHZ? (ii,f1V1,1,, ilL metehed for two bouts next
pSface an, "vveTe" Pf0 Htt t the l25
r-SLvi and Wlllle Allen nt the National
dah".le,JuIh0Clhrl?,11e05Un.1'""- ! rMnr'e'u't
uuii nun Lnrljtle, who Is n bantamweight.
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SMITH GOING tedi'
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The unbeaten Phllndelnhln n..A)
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Smith Wins Opener 1
Marshall E. Smith opened the M.JH I
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league, namely Fnirhlll, by the sceji" '
of 1 te 0. The gnme wns played en a i
the new home of the store bera tt'
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Mannger Jack Mnys hns one of tin'.''
best line-ups in the circuit, and Ma t ,'
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Wolfenden-Shore, nnd Fclten! -$
Christ Church. ' ' -
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tenm for several seasons nnd savs-lti'
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Kensington nt II nnd Clearfield strati-"''
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