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penn and Swarth'mere Evenly Matched for 1921 Football Feud en Franklin Field Today
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ARRIVE MONDAY FORM IN OPENER TWBM fflfftwl
?yW HfilC mUl
English Girls Will Play All
Philadelphia Next Thursday
at Germantown C. C.
AT ST. MARTINS TUESDAY
The English women's hockey team,
the pick of Jelmny Hull's lest repre
sentatives, nrrlves in this city Monday
or Its matches ngnlnst the Philadel
phia elevens next week. The LnvndlnR
team is en the Hnverferd, which is tint?
te deck nt Washington nvenue 'Mon
day. A group of hockey enthusiasts of tills
rit'v tended b' Mls Anne Tnwnsend.
cflptnin of the W20 All-IMillmlelphla
team, nml Miss Constance App'cbce.
tl,c pin ideal Instructor at Ilryit Mnwr
and cencli of the lei-nl eleven, will he en
hand te Rreet tlie KtiRlish players.
Tlie first match will net be played
until Thursday, but en Tuesday the
KtiKllsh women will play a practice
tilt at the Philadelphia Cricket C'nh,
nt .'I o'clock, against St. Martins. The
opening match 1st scheduled ter tlic(rr tlic(rr
niiintewn Cricket Club, when the 1VU0
All-Plillndclphia eleven will give bat
tle te the iiivmlcrs.
Forward I.lne Vatt
The English team embraces the best
players en the isle, nnd home of the
women arc ranked as lending all-around
athletes. The forward line Is particu
larly fast. Miss Kitty Udderda'e is
ranked by English critics ns the finest
wnnnti hockey plajer in the world. She
) one of the fastest runners en the
team, and once she gets possession of
the ball she darts for the 'im, and it
takes masterful defense te prevent her
from gaining her objective.
Miss Llddcrdnlc has that rare faeu'ty
of being about te pick up speed at the
very start of her nttnek. and Ibis, com
bined with her accuracy, makes her a
pliuer of unique value.
Six of tlie eleven English players are
Internationalists, having played en 'the
team that trimmed Ireland, lO-'J. nnd
Sent nnd by as 'urge a score. This half
dozen nise aided in the victory that
wiis scored ever the local team that
vent abroad last year.
MKs E. It. Clarke, the right inside,
was captain of the 11)20 All-English
team. Others who plajed en last year's
nll-"tar aggregation nre Miss E. Wlll Wlll Wlll
oeeks, left wing; Miss P. Scarlett, left
ha'f; Miss II. U. Armficld, center Im'f.
and Miss M. II. Clay, reputed te be the
best goalkeeper in the game.
Star Lecal 'Players
Many prominent Philadelphia women
athletes are included in tlie team which
will fuee tlie English women en Thurs
day. The tenm will be comported of
Miss Anne Townsend, Mrs. Hrvsnn.
Miss Itellrntli, Miss Mary Morgan, Miss
Jiary .Mc.Mnlien. .Mis lrginln Car
penter or MIsh Margaret Jenes, Mls
Mary Desslnger, Mrs. Illchnrd Xittlc,
Miss Careline Valentine and Mrs.
Eastern Leaguers Stage Second-Half
Rally and Score Easy
Win Over Kayeula
CAMDEN GUARDS STAR
Kriiuthanr and Miss Helen Fergusen.
Next Saturday, the English ten in
will line up against the Philadelphia
overseas eleven of li)20. This match will
be played at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club.
The team will Hue up for the first
game en October 20 at the (Jermnntewn
Cricket Club ns follews: Coel. Mls M.
B. Clay (International) ; left full-back,
MKs W. A. Hnuuinn (territorial);
right fullback, Mrs. Ward (territorial);
left ha'fback. Miss P. Scarlet (Inter
national); center back-half, MIsh II.
(!. Arinliehl (International); right half
back. Miss P. Newel Price (territo
rial I : left wing. MIssE. Wlllcecks (in
ternational); left inside. Miss W.
Ames (territorial) ; center forward,
Miss K. l.ldderdnle (international) ;
right inside, .Miss E. It. Claike (Inter
national; right wing, Mrs. Stewart
(tmiteilal).
On October 2.1, the invaders will leave
here for Iloste:1 and matches will be
plnjed against nssur, Hosten Physi
cal Training Scheel. Wellesley and ether
college.-. Staitlug Ne ember 27 a series
of three mutches for what may be
termed the world hockey series will be
pln.U'd here ngaiuU the best available
teams. The first match will be staged
at the Mnrlmt Cricket Club, the second
nt I'hilade'phia Country Club and the
tbhd at the Philadelphia Cricket .Club.
-
EIGHT CANADIAN YACHTS
IN FISHERMEN'S RACE
Winner Will Challenge America for
International Cup
Halifa.. X. S., Oct. 1.". Eight fish
ing smacks get away at lOt.'JO o'clock
today for Hie first of two elimination
trials which will determine the Neva
Scutinn schooner te meet Elsie, of (llou (lleu
cter. Mnss..fiter the blue ribbon of
the North Atlantic, off this pert, Oc
tober 22.
The start of the race was postponed
Until IOiUO o'clock because of weather
conditions. p0g mantled the outer har
bor caily in the day, but the sun came
ut just after the postponement. The
Mlioeucrs had little mere than steerage
n' in the light southwesterly wind
they made their way te the stnrting
line, hut weather sharps predicted that
a mederue breeze would develop during
the day.
The first leg, nbeut six miles, was
aid down from the starting line te a
buoy cIT Hear Cove, south by the com
pass. Then the course turned southeast
n little mere than six miles te another
automatic buoy, after which came a
stretch of nearly ten miles southwest te
Bambre lighuhlp.
Wheeling around the lightship the
.eis were ordered te work back north
MM eleven miles te the buoy which lind
Mrked the end of the first leg. The
an leg was identical with the first,
""an terminals Hreak water being both
We Martins ami finish line.
SEEKCUECROWN
Ralph Greenleaf Will Defend Pocket
Billiard Title Next Week
tltlA6 "!"K, .'."i ,l11 ' f,,r t'p world's
t L,Trk,,t, ,)illin"1 tourney, which gets
Jlekl S(lliy lllBl,t il1 the Continental
UrM0'.1 "Kfti,"sl ""'P1' "reenlenf. the
Seek ,rll","l).I"- ." the pick of the
n stars of the world.
Utnn, Vil" ,I(,,""!"1' .I'Teme Kcegh,
In f nin'i" ""' .V1 "'"Vv M'"ure, Creen
Trill. J" 1,(V,"Ill,,l l' 1" '" -ci
V, ,r ln,lRl,,-v lmr(1 "l,,5'''-s te bent,
an, w' ''.""'kiln. Cht.ich, Kareck
ou n J"n8h ari ",M) ,,nlI(' '"""1
vril, .i vw "11K'ts- a'' of whk-h gees
"a the game.
tbe iil,r.,KaTH wi" be l,ln.vei '"'h day.
atC,7o'le!)kC,I,Wl,,BOm'1,,B
wffl, Vii',0,lb,(,",,,,n,,,'rH fnr '""' "'I-
tanresiiv,. D '""""""-'nt hns arranged
tilnt ni ?Jr,,,"nl"' fr tlie opening
JJaie'Ai'! K' J,' Cnttell. representing
Jr Moere, will wplceme the players
The basketball season was ushered in
Inst evening nt St. Antheny's Hall.
Twenty-third nnd Carpenter streets,
when the Kayeula Catholic Club plaved
Camden, of the Eastern League. The
Knyeuln boys held the big leaguers
safe In the first period ; in fect they
finished one point In the lead, 15-11,
nt the conclusion of the first twenty
minutes' piny.
Hut In the finnl frame the Skeeterh
recovered their scoring eyes and by n
p ever mixture of plays In which expe
rience nnd condition told they bom
barded the net with n shower of field
genls nnd had little trouble winning by
the score of US te 23.
The contest was fast from the stnrt
nnd wns witnessed by n Inrge crowd.
Every player en both tenuis hit the net
for one or mere field genls. the Cam
den center nnd gunrds being the high
scorers, each with n trio of tallies.
Soup" Campbell mndc his reappear
ance with the Skccters and in the first
twenty minutes of piny wns unable te
locate the net. while Willie McCarter,
who played him, lilt the cords for one
goal. Ten of Camden's dozen field
goals came in the final frame, Delnn
and -Dleghnn scoring the lone counters
in the opening session.
"Ziddle" Trautwein nnd Snmmv
Moerehcad excelled for Kayeula with
two baskets each. Mnnng'e'r "Petey"
Kllpatrlek nlse counted twice, wh'llc
Andy McMnhnn nnd .McCarter cored
'ince. The Skccters were unable te
mnke much of an impression in the
scoring line until half way in the second
period, when they changed their mode
of attack nnd sent their guards down
the lloer.
HI? Dave Kerr registered three
times en this piny and Nell Dleghnn
twice nnd gave the Skccters n com
manding lend. The big leaguers arc in
the best of condition, as tlmy have been
working out for mere thnn n mouth,
nnd it gave them an advantage, ns
Knyeuln has been practicing but n few
days. The field goals were scored by
Trautwein. 2; Kllpatrlek, 2; Moore Moere
head. 2; McCarter. 1: M. McMahon,
1; Delin, .'I; Kerr. 3; Dleghnn, 3;
Campbell, 2; Steele. 1.
"CONSHY" READY TO
TACKLE THOMAS A. C.
Expects te Defeat Bethlehem
"Eleven in Annual Clash
en the Gridiron
Oonshehocken'.s powerful eleven will
receive n severe tet this afternoon en
he home field when it plays the nn
nunl game with the Themas A. C. of
HcthHiem. The team under Coach
Onrrett Is in fine shape. Fer the first
time the plnycrs will be numbered nnd
cards will Jic distributed te spectate-s,
who will be better able te fellow the
play.
Censliy s nnekfield is one of the best
thnt ever rcpreented tlie iron borough.
It consists of fJetwnls, of Penn, quar
terback; Unsc,tsky. of Penn, nnd I,u
kens, of Enfajette, halfbacks, and
Mnckert. of Mnryland State, fullback.
Oufft. of Itutgcrs, nnd Archer, of West
Virginia, have joined the squad and
will tnke care of the tackle positions.
The Iin--up :
Cnniho'ieclicn Themim A. r
JIcKad'ln
. Ml tfnnn
. . Ifcnnlck
. . Tnmlte
... K.nitr
. . . Capllii
. . I'ulchpr
GcMackt
WILL BATTLE ON FRANKLIN FIELD
IMIDDIES CONFIDENT
Glenna Collett
Scores Triumph
Continued from Tnie Olie
en the eleventh. Consecutive triuinphs
en the next four holes ended the match
en the fifteenth.
Urilllnnt Recerd
The victory of Miss Collett in this
tourney places her among the foremost
plnycrs in the country. She gnlncd
fnmc nt Deal in the nationals whrn she
carried off the medal in the qualifying
round. She also holds the Hosten dis
trict nnd Providence titles, but her tri
umph here Is the most glowing of nil
her victories, for she. survived in n licit!
of national and lnternntieunl r.tnrs.
In her first round here she stepped
ahead at the expense of Miss Cecil
I.eltch, champion of England, France
and Canada. Then she eliminated Miss
Mildred Cnverly, one of our best local
players. The next victim hih Mrs.
Clarcmc II. Vundcrbeck. nnd this fa
mous Phllndelphlan wns turned back by
one of the largest scores ever made
against her.
In the semi-finnl round the Provi
dence princess stifled the chances of
Iiss Edith dimming, of Chicago.
The driving of tlie llliedc Island won
der wns one of the big features of her"
play here. Often she made long shots
from the tee that will rank among the
best ever Keen nt Neble. She phi) a
censistnnt golf nil the way nnd her
nerve and gamencss nre factors which
unbilled te mnke her style almost un
beatable. Mhs Collett went out today in 44
igaiust n 43 for Mrs. Gailn.
Their enrds:
Ml8n Collett
Out n n n r n ,i 5 4 c i 1
In 5 'J 5 4 3 i
Mm. Ufivln
Out
In
4I044HI 7 13
6 5 0 0 15
Ilyun left mil
A rcher If t inck'e
I marine lift rtiMrd ,
Mitchell center
1'lnlier rtuht arunrrt
Duff.i rlrht tnrkle .. . .
(In rett rlctit mil
Ge ualu nu.irte-htwk ....
I liken left Imlf hiiclt ...
I'pwtnlty .... rlKht hnlflwck ...
Mnckert fullback
A Bad "Break"
Heth had geed drives from the first
tee, but Miss Collett get n bad brenk
when her second found the trap. Mrs.
(iavln was just ever tiie trap and she
wen tlie hole, 4 te (1. The Providence
girl drove te the rough nt the second.
Mrs. flavin placed licr third almost dead
te the pin, while Miss Collett was
ever. This made the New Yerk woman
2 up.
The first victory of Miss Collett enmc
en the third hole, and although she had
one of the longest drives ever seen en
the fourth, bhe lest thnt when Mrs.
finvln laid her brassie s'x feet from the
pin nnd sank a six-feet putt for a
bird 4.
On the fifth, Mrs. flavin's drive
bounced en the renil and landed fifty
jard ever a bunker. Miss Collett's
drive nlse hit the read but bounced Inte
u gutter. Mrs. flavin took three putts
and became 3 up.
Tlie march te triumph by Miss Col
lett began en the sixth. IJeth hnd bad
stands nfter their drives, but the Provi
dence girl wns en In 2 and tool; only
one putt. This mud,, her 2 down. An
If WEI. Mr&xUff
Upper left Jehn Luhas, Penn.
Kicking Asplumltli, Suiirthtnore.
Upper right Captain Gelcs
Swartlimere. Lewer right Humes,
Penn
FRANKFORD STARS
ARE ON SIDELINES
Lew Kauffman and Dave Mel
low Out of Today's Game
With Injuries
The first big clash en the cchcdulc
for the Frankford Yellow jackets comes
this afternoon when the big uptown
eleven opposes AU-Allentown en
Ttrev.n's Field. Oxford pike, neur the
high school. The Yellow jackets take
the field minus two of their plnycrs,
who nre out with injuries.
Lew Kn'ffiui)ii, burly fullbnck. Is en
me sidelines wmi n uisiecaieti Knee nnu
Penn and Garnet
Ready for Kick-Off
Continued from I'iikc One
much en a victory. As one of the vet
erans put it this merning: "We will
have our hands full. Swarthniere liu
a wonderful tenm, nVid net by way of
any alibi, but we nre net us strong as
one might suppose. Mike Whltehlll,
our only punter. Is en the side lines
for the start at least, ami big Hill
Grave will probably be out of the con
test altogether. '
"Take two veterans en whom n let
of dependence has been placed out of
the line-up nnd the team doesn't leek
se strong. However, nil tlie bevs at
breakfast agreed that they leek 'for
victory, but only after 11 fiirht tlmf uin
1 be remembered." ,
1 Frem the head coach down te the
newest varsity pinycr llic 111110 opinion
prevails thnt Swartlimere has a won
derful team this year and that the vic
tory will only rest en lien Franklin's
brew after n bnttle all the way. Mercer
has a team almost entirely of veterans
who have learned his system, tuid
learned it well. Offensively they nre
flashy, and defensively they' completely
surprised Princeton and expect te de
the snme thing this afternoon.
Hill Ward, the mastodon tackle of tile
Penn eleven last fall is the line coach
at Swarthmore, nnd what he doesn't
knew nbeut Penn's system of line play
after working under both Dr. Wharten
and Gus Zieglcr isn't worth the know
ing. Ward, a former Georgetown star,
bns drilled his forwards in a defense
te
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T. ,, ,., 1 . , -". ,.iv win n rnt-iii ml lllil llltll tw 1 1
i. Zr-' V " UPkJT..:h, ""T ,be ?OHtl..B te watch.. Mercer, tee. h
r n ? .. . Vf il v- . VT! V an 0 "in star, nnd he knows th"
ft de,NwIfi 'be n 'feA Sce . tf X &-?' $T
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nt Litliufltiit.i mriintin nu fl.ntf inf- . t---- ..- hlmiimii
i nuuemiut; tiiii j lit i , tin iinj iiui.i ) X f 1 1- li'i t. 1 lit Ii 1 1 a
iv- ii Jlltt IUU, 114V "(I I J IIUI I Ml II ki t
a squad et twenty-eight men. Jney
have victories ever Edwardsvllle.
Tamatpin, Sheunndnali. Cealdnlc and
Ttetiilehem, defeating the lntter last
Sundny by the count of tl." te 0.
Outside of Kauffman ami Mellow, the
Frankford be.s ere in tlie best of shape
and are ready te run up another big
score en their opponent. They hnve
registered n hundred points in two
games and nre out te hang up n record
for the season of net hnving their goal
OF WW TIGERS
Felwell's Eleven Has Even
Chance of Turning in Victory
Over Princeton Today
MacPHEE TO PLAY QUARTER
TelneHen J7
rimr left end. . ..' ",rr
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Hoenrr . ... riM t'.Milr ,K,,nit
Nllnmn riulit enil Tnrler
Jliel'ht iirnrtrrlmrk J"1)'."
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Nrwhr .. .rlltht hnlfhuck.. .'..'""!"
Tliomp.en fullback Hamilton
Annapolis,' Mil., Oct. 15. The Mid
dies nre nil bet up tedny. They figure
they have an even chance of beating the
11)20 championship collegiate foetbnll
team, nnd enthusiasm Ih running te the
point of fever heat. Alse the future
admirals nre tnk'ng the string off their
bankroll and placing the contents en
Heb Felw ell's Nnvy eleven te beat
Princeton in the classic battle that will
be waged this afternoon.
The Middles de stand an even chance
of turning back the famous Tigers, nnd
the players nre confident thnt they will
accomplish the feat. The'FeJwell spirit
hns been imbued into the pluycrs, and
they nre ready te attempt revenge for
tlie 14-7 defeat administered by Coach
Hill Heucr's eleven Inst season.
Princeton will net start the game
with its full strength, se the report
gees. Den I.eurle, the nll-Amcrlcnii
quarterback of last bcasen. nnd tlar
rity, the line-splitting back, are Ixtth
nut with injuries and it is said that
they are net in condition Iq piny. Nev
ertheless. Helier has some capable sub
stitutes te swing Inte the breach. Mac-
Pliee probably will be in tliere cniung
the signals and New by is the likely
one te replace Gnrrity.
Koper Is net at all confident of the
Tigei.s coming through with a win. He
realizes tlie power of the Navy team and
the efficiency of Folwell's coaching. Tills
is n combination thnt Is bard te beat
and the Tiger tutor is worried. The
Orange and Hlack squad practiced at
the Jehns Hepkins Field in Baltimore
,estCrday and arrived In time for a light
lunch today.
The Nnvy has a veteran backfield, but
only three of the four plnyern who
started against the Army Inst year will
be in the lineup nt the start of the
game today. Thee nre Conrey. Knott
ier and Hamilton. The fourth man. M'
Kee, Is back at the Academy, but has
been beaten out for hi old job by
Bardict, who 1ms been piny ing splen
didly in the games nnd scrimmages te
dnte.
Princeton students are herp tednv
by the hundreds nnd nil received cards
of admission. Ne charge is made for ad
mission, but n ,nrd of invitation must
be presented at tlie gate.
Clese te n hundred members of the
Hncquct Club of Philadelphia arc also
en hnnd. They will be divided In their
rooting, but the majority of the Phila
delphians will root for Fulwcll.
BRIDESBURG'S OPENER
OLD GRID RIVALS
' RENEW RELATIONS
Vincome and Holmesburg Clash
en Letter's Field After
Lapse of Ten Years
The opening blast of the yearly foot
ball battles between teams from various
sections of the city Is scheduled for thrs
nftcrnoen. when Vinceme. chnmplen of
West Philadelphia, clashes with
Ifelmeburg, en the latter' gridiron,
Frankford nvenue nnd Khnwri street.
This game marks n renewal of rela
tions between th" teams, nnd is being
balled with Interest by followers of the
local Independent pert. nH it is the first
time for ten years that Vinceme and
Holmesburg hnve met.
TIfe rivals are virtually up te their
full strength In plnying material. Among
the players are many former college and
prep, school athletes. Viucenie's lntesr
addition Is "Hutch Thornten, former
Villnnevn and Georgetown halfback.
West Philadelphia's champions nlse will
have drool, former schoolboy star, In
their bad.fiel.1.
Coach Ilnjeu. of Holmesburg. hns
recently acquired "Hueh" Sweet'nnd.
Washington nnd I.ee athlete, who helped
Akren. O., defeat nil the Middle Western
elevens and rapture the professional
chatnpien'-h'p. He Is u spectacular
broken -field runner nml Is one of the
few hack in America who zlgzngs when
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...via ..p. .. ti-iiij ,i lliv IIUli
KEENE TO HURC '
Fl
K RAILROADERS
Philadelphia's Best Ball Te3serB
Play Columbus for Atterbury
Cup at Shibe Park
VISITORS ARE CONFIDENT
COWMIIL'S
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l.nillke, If,
Trnry, sh,
f.lnsen, p.
Kline, .
SUM
lb.
Vlnrelne
llnrry
Itvrne .
Milten . .
Tntler
Jletku
.1. Mmltli
hpl.itne
TV. Smith
dretit
(Hwnnr)
Toland
Thornten
(KrdriliiE)
left end ..
left tnrkle
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ernter
rlltht siinrri
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left h.llfl;irl
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PLAY DECIDING GAME
rnir.T. Tr.ttMiNAr.
Mhltmn. If.
"ennehy. rf.
K nn. Sli.
t..il. 3h.
tlrern, ef.
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Miirliej-, p.
fnnen. p.
The best bnelnll tenm in Philadel
phia plays nt Shibe Park this nfter nfter nfter
noen. The pin;, r-, represent the Phila
delphia Tcrtnliinl I)ii Isieit, Knstcrn
I'hninpieiiN of tlie Pennsj lvaniii Hall Hall
read, and oppe( ('elumb'is. champion,
of the West, in the Una I of n three
pnme series for tlie "rnilreiid-' cham
pionship and possession of the Cenernl
V. W. Attirbury Cup. which will be
prevented the winner of the game at It!)
conclusion.
Shibe Park lll be tilled te capacity,
as upward of L'lMHH) fans are expected
te nMem. All dlliclals of the Penn
sylvania system in He Hnsf and West
will be present, special trains bring'ng
the visitor from Plttsbursh. Columbus!
Uenniseii. St Leuis. Chicago. Wil Wil
Unmspert. Harrisburg. Haltimere,
Wash iigten and New Yerk.
The tennis bine met twice before and
each lias n jtame te it credit. Victer
Keen.-, former liurler for the railroad
ers prier te joining the Chicago Cubs,
wi'l lie back in the line-up nnd draw thu
assignment, with four ether stars wait
ing te take their turn if necessary.
These Include Kddie Unreins, Kild'le
l.etinen. J!i Markey nnd He, David
Tlie l.M'al rnilread team is without doubt
the absolute pir k i,f the independent
ball plater, in the citv.
lb.
Nativity and Brldesburg Clash in
Final for Uptown Title
Nativity and Hridesburg clash in tlie
final game for the baseball champion
ship of the northeastern section of f!ie
city this afternoon en Nativity's
trreund. nt Helcrnde nnd Ontnrin
streets. Interest is unrnme.inr nr the ' '" Msiters nre (nnhdent ,f n.tn
game, wllleh Is the seventh of the .e. ; ".'' and have ben working out at the
ric", meiins pictures of which will be M. C. A. grounds. Kime is ex
taken, pe, ted te start, with IJnsin ecend
All big leaguers nre barr.d. and ' f,h,ii e. but the locals arc of the opinion
Heward I.ehr nnd Mc.Metiauiin will ''"it the visitors have a couple of dark
take the places of Hilly Whitman and ' '" ""''" "'"' tliem that the Intend te
Kairbiirn. who are In the rnl read gp. . ' 'prmg at the Inst minute. The club is
Cnrrignn or Devlnc will pitch for N'a- I ,nn(1'' l "f fermrr players of the South' Seuth'
tlvitv, while Flynii or Volz will work!1'"1 n"'1 Western Leagues,
for Hridesburg.
Mernlngstar Beats Cutler
Ituynit ether long drive en tlie seventh placed , line crossed, despite the fact that ail
. Vllev
lmrtelc
DOWNTOWN FOOTBALL
All-Philadelphia te Oppose Rexber-
eugh at Kaywood Grounds
Downtown football fans will have an
opportunity of seeing All-Philadelphia
pln.v ltoxberoiich this afternoon nt the
Knywoed C. C. Ereunds at Thirty-first l" She took two putts and it was
nnu KicKinsen streets. uoxberoin; h an siuare wlicn tliev mni c t be turn.
her nt the edge of a bunker, 100 yards
ahead of Mrs. flavin, who topped into
me crccK. .miss uel'ctt was en in l!
and down in 3, thus cutting the lead te
1 up.
The eighth was halved, but en the
ninth Mrs. finvln sliced her drive into
n. swamp and just failed te fall into a
big hole.
All Square at Turn
Miss Collett had n nice drive ind wns
gave Cliften Heights a 7-0 battle Inst
week and expects te take the Phillies
into camp.
Tem Hellly has a host of stnrs in the
downtewners' line-up nnd Conches
Prank Hejle and Dec Keegnn hnve the
oeys in snnpe xer u grueling game. A1I-
Pliillics will plav en Kumln-,, starting, te be even tied
t emiug in. Mrs. finvln bad n nest
drive which rolled te the edge of the
trtip. The Providence entry 'drove into
the rough and put her second into n
sand trap. Heth were en in .'I and
down lu for u half. On the eleventh
Miss Collett went into the lead, never
the remaining gnuujs arc with tlie most
formidable of opponents.
New players will again get Inte ac
tion this afternoon, the most promi
nent of which is Peele, Inst year with
Pennsylvania Military College. He
will play quarterback and is considered
one of the best punters in the Kast.
The Yellewjackets' band will be en
hand and urrangeuients have been com
pleted te tnke eare of an extra large
turnout. The line-up :
rrnnliferd
Adam" left end.
Supplec left tackle
IMe left KU.ird
AII-AIUntnwn
.11. Dell
en the Penn squad, suffered a strained
ligament in his knee that hns made
practice for him nlinen unendurable,
yet he insists thnt he is going te play
this afternoon. Mike is one of the best
exponents of the open field running
style of ground gaining in the Kast
today, and his less will be a severe one.
Luhas at Fullback
Johnny Lukns. the Shnmekin lad who
made n great bid for the vnritv Inst ;
year and who this fall Is regarded ns i
one of tlie best backs en rranklni Meld,
wi'l tnke WhitehiU's place in the back-
field.
Lukns. after n brilliant start against
Delaware, was injured in a scrimmage
drill the following week, and outside of
signul drills has had little work since
then. However, he has been pronounced
in excellent physician condition and
is ready for the game of his life.
An a line-plunger. Lukas has few
equals In the Penn squad, and he Is
expected te take the brunt of the line
next wecK. en ineir new ereinw s nt
Twenty-ninth and .Merris streets. The
line-up :
All-Phlla.
N'owremti left end .
Niuik'htet left tnck'e...
Mfllnne left Klliird...
CIrvIii rentei
CnlumhuK rlKtit Ktinril..,
Mci'nrmtck ....rlulit tuclde...
OkiIcii rlcht eii'l...
Mcl'hlleiny ... quarterhncU. ,
reek .... left hnlfhurk .
MrOewlu .... rlifht halfback,
auneef fulllmck...
IloxberouKli
.. T'nutweln
. . . Nichelson
' ; HlKKlnH
...J. Murphy
. . Jlehenv
. . . Hhetlea
n .Murn'iv
n Jllll
. . Gnnnnn
Tldim
Htr.itfenl
Campbell. Time of
Miss Collett had a beautiful drive en
the short eleventh while Mrs. (iiuiu was
In the creek. Miss Collett wen the
hole with a fi te a It. Miss Collett wns
in tlie rough en the twelfth and her iron
shot wns short of the creek. She had
a line brnssle and her fourth wns about
ten feet from tlie pin. She sank the
putt and became S! up.
Miss Collett was en the thirteenth
green in two, while Mrs. C.nviu pulled
te the left en her drive and placed her
second in n pit. This made the Provi
dence chnmplen I! up ami it was In
creased te 4 when Mrs. (latin went
Inte n bunker en her fourteenth drive.
Mrs. fiiivlu was short en her approach
te the fifteenth, while Miss Collett wns
just en in two unci ended the match
by neat putting.
ST. GREGORY'S ALL SET
West Philadelphia Eleven Opposes
Darbyltes en Latter's Field
St. Gregery' C. C. of Weht Phlla-
delphla, Is reatly for its football game
witu tlie Uarby t iremen s eleven today
at Uarby. Tlie West Plillly lads have
Umpire Clnv'n ami
quarters 11! mlnutiR.
LOGAN PLAYS VICTRIX
West Phlladelphlans Tackle Big Red
Team at Eighteenth and Rockland
The Victrix C. C. football team will
invade Legnn this afternoon nnd oppose
Heinle Miller's big red eleven. Walter
Harr, of the We( Philadelphia, ex
pects his preteges te give a geed ac
count of themselves, although his eleven
Is net nH big and fast as their oppo
nents, Legan opened the season last week
with a 2ll-(l victory ever Hunting.
O .1 f..- til , .. i. ..
m-Kim iiih mi-en Hill lie seen 111 UlC !..,.. ...... .,!... I l ..n I I . .1.1
The line. en. I l" l " Inm-iiiiiiB mini nil ween mm, will
' .. nn nil-scholastic beeuhelil. c
MC,.r,l;..,Mnleney. Chndwlek, Henry
iiiVnip'i Dowdy, the suburbanites are in for a
lirumnnte; hard battle. The line-up:
IMrby Hre
. . .Owenq
.tlreenw oil
game today
IjOEun A, A
UHBty
lllbh
II. Ilerzej. . . ,
IMIemun
I'litrniiccD. . . .
Ferry
II. IltTZOtf. , . .
Hell
(Ilrelthupt)
Kuumn.ili. . .
Dippy
Dort
(Carmudy)
....left end. . , .
left tuikle..
. ..left guard. .
center
i . Hunt KUiird ..
.. rlKht tackle. .
. . .Hunt end . .
..quarterback. . ,
..left hnlfhark.
. riL'ht Imlfhack.
. . ..fullbuck.
comprising
nrv nml
Vri,.,.Vl1",!ln,n"!'erty . ,
. . Iuulu-i ty , (iiaKher. . ..
-Masen a. Smith
. ., l- r'T'-'it
..,..,,,,. rn . j. .smith. . . .
i . i.aneri) . . .
.llubcrt.i
Jiruder
Media A. A. te Play Varsity
Medli A. A. will open the football eaen
thin afternoon with the i-tienK Varsity A A
at Hlxtleth and Oxford utreetH While V.ir
rlty was defeatid l.mt wrrli by IlienNlile,
the te'im has hem greatly ilrensthened an'.
a creat battle h expected The llne-up la aa
full ,wn:
Variilly A. A.
A.
Media A.
W. Palmer
" " ly . .
WeUti
l..iii . ..
AuKtln
Auitln ... .
Waldecker.. ,.
r almtr.,,,
Yerlt
Iijrlnz,, ,,,,
IWIV ,,,,,,,,,,,
left nml . .
. . Wr ta'kle .
. . left KU.ird .
. . renli . .
. rlelit xuanl
, rkht tnrkle
. . rlsht end
. . quarterback
ttft halfback
rlaht halfback
fullback
I.anj?
We'ln
A bra ma
niiwk
...If. Tlerhlt
...(Irea.ln
... . Parler
, ....Graham
,.,K. llerhle
, ,,Tt, Ogden
,,.,,,, u. vKuea
M.ilenev
('.hadwlik.
Ileniy. . .
IXirtdy. .
.. left end ...
left tirkle . .
. left u-u.ird . .
center
right guard . .
Ubt tiu'kla .
. rlwht end
, quarteiback .
left Imiriwck .
rlcht h.ilfb.iclv
lu'tbaek . .
. Ilentz
Wllmn
Orr
Mers
Mihn
. ... Cloud
Kane
. Shleldit
.Cency-Delvla
Vacancies In Cage League
There are seernl vnratu let for r'lureh
team" In the "A" nectlen of the Nerili
I'hlhulelphln )l,Hketball Leaaue for teatnu
that welah ui te 13.1 pounds Am team
ulnhlnK te outer the .mm ahnu'd hae a
reprcienUtlvn at the meetlnir called for next
Tup.Ml.tv nt the Krle Atenue Methed!t Ilpla.
lepal (.'hurch
ArmatniiiB.
Kldrath. .
tPbergfell,
Themas. .
Jehnnen. ,
Hemmy. .
KoeteH. . .
Nemiclc
.rlKh
..rlaht
tackle. .
1 lmy of perlmla-
. rlKht end U
. quarterhaek .
..left halfback
.rl.-ht hnlfhai'l.
.fullback 11
Schcllenbrrgtr
. . . . I,. Jenea
. . . J Joiieh
ft Snyder
Schellenberger
mnntewn.
Ilrhleaburcc
O' Ilrlei.. .
Kurtz
McVey
Dey'e
llnin.inn
er uii-Stater. will linriunn. ..
Mink, held down ltlll Cnne's nest . The lnnk-v , rempklna
Uptewnera Oppose Reth A. C. at
Richmond and Orthodox Streets
"Judy" Hruhn's Hridesburg gridiron
aggregation will kick-in the grid season
nt Richmond and Orthodox streets when
the uptewners meet Iteth A. C, of
Olney, nt 3 P. M. Hridesburg has new
players In the line-up, and they have
made rapid strides the last month under
the coaching of "Dutch" Sommers,
former Penn player.
The final practice was held last eve
ning. Chenow ich, one of the backfield
players, Is a former Lehigh captain,
and .Tnck Toomey wns the fullback of
Wheeling last cnr. Other players who
will get Inte the fray before the game
Is concluded nre f'onrev. of Villnnevn :
Pat Ulley and Jee Mngulre, of the
Armery Indoor tenm last year, and
Hreiigh. of the Marin"".
Heth has numerous former scholastic
pln.iers In the Uiu'-up. including Hon Hen Hon
newitz. former Northeast captain;
Hamilton and Whltnker from the same
institution, and Thompson, of Gcr-
J he Line-up :
neth A c.
j New Faces In Rutgers Line-Up
Ne.r nninawlrk. N. .1. en n a ..
New Jerk. Oct 1.-,. Om Merrlnsetar I ."'r of new face will appear In th- Jtutr
lt ntht defeated Alhrt Cutr teri te , "'-'"' ajmlnHt Mahlnten and Iy today
l.'ia In their halkllne exhibition In M twrlr. " nJ'irl8 ha-e empeliM Oivli Hanrerd
Daly i room. MnrnlnRilnr returned a hinh te "K" "'" rsculars for the OeercU Tech
tun of lfifl. Cutler's teat atrln i ;.1 i sam-. next week
-
Over
600,000
owners
. F. Hnder idiinglng w lien a few yards are needed
en :...: il'r'ch ' $ "-
t Kunnl . ...llernhard Ld McMillIen nnetn
left end .... Thompson
left tackle Ilffui
lift guard l.ukena
NORTHWESTERN TO START
Germantown Elevens Usher In Sea
son In Germantown With East Falls
The football season in fJermnntewn
will be ushered in this afternoon nn
tlie grounds of the Steuteii Field Club,
nt Chew nnd Pleasant streets, when the
Northwestern Club, formerly .Mount
Airy, opposes Kast Tails. Tim former
is the home tenm and is couched by
F.dward Hoyce, a former player of the
Cincinnati Celts, a Western eleven of
note.
A big program has hern prepared and
one of the features will be a band con
cert. The visitors are the Kast Falls
eleven, with noted stnrs in the line-up.
In tlie opening game Fast Falls trounced
Union, of Pheenixvlllc, I) te 0, nnd ex
pects te come through today's encounter
with the goal uncrossed.
Northwestern hns been working hard
and Coach Hoice expects much of Hen
rich, one of tlie best iitiuters In Pblln.
!.., . ,.,,. .. , . .," Ilfllj ... .
iiiisKcinnn caniain I. Miiienng irem tlie , I'henewhh.
same ailment ns Whitehill. but te a Bimfeni .
mere serious degree, and McMullen will . ie',me
get bis chni.ee this aftorneH,, While a ;jaftfr
trifle inexperienced. McMul en is n
speedy player, who can cover acres of
ground en punt". He will be needed
this nfternoen with Asphindh doing
the lsjetlng.
The remainder of the Penn team will
be the same as started against fiettys
buig last Saturday afternoon. Captain
Hex Wrnj will again cil! tlie signals
and will hnve Miller and Vugclin. in
addition te Lukns, ns his bncklield
mates.
Krtie Krtressv.iag. stamped the
Kiliucst plajer en the Penn si.und, wllil
held down the ether wing pest. Hap
i'ay will be nt center with (entuui
nter
rUht guard .
right taikle
right end ..
MUarterl ark
left halfback
right halfliail.
.fullback
lerman tlaetz.'l
Tleelkee
. Hemmltz
. Uilev
. . lloltewiiy
. Olennen
. T Haien
Umiii ltnn
M'hltuker
Linesman If.
-1J minue pirlede.
MOTOR RACES TODAY
of
ft
Thornten-Fuller Automobile Company
Pitrkwny, Eat of 18th St. Phene, Spruce 10-10
Dddge Brethers
MOTOR CARS
Ten-Mile Free-for-All Feature
Speed Tests
The half-mile automenite iliri.trr-t.
record in likely te be sunplnnied it tl..- '
Interitnte Moter Speedwaj, Tmicum i
nveiiu- and Islnml read, this afteinuen. '
when the bet drivers of t. " MiihJl..
Atlantic States will coin'ute en ll.nt '
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nt center ttitb (tentuuer course
nml Sutherland at tntkles and Ceelrrnne The ten-mile free-for-all, the fr.iture
and Humes at the guard pests. Humes! vent of the afternoon, premise- Je no
ii,.i.-i e.ut-11 it nr.nt gniiif hi. kiiiiiii him i n cieseiy cetit 'siisi i ice. Walt
,-iiitiiiiiii.v nnu in.' re.irm-s upi'iiiimi te
Cf
start him this afternoon in place of
Johnny Thurman, the regular tackle
from last jenr. Thurman will see action
before the afternoon Is mer.
delphia and n noted drop-kicker.
line-up :
The
North iveatern
I,. Ilraeken
I. Kethfuril .
I.lichteaii
IVareek
Morewn
It llrnrken
(I'llnnnell
Andreit .
Ilenrleh
.lenulnKH
IV. Ilruckrii
left end
left tu.kle . .
Irft KiiitrU .
renter
rlelit iriiiiri! ,
r.Klij tnrkle .
rUlit end
ciiuirirrhark
left hulfhrk
rlnht h'llfliirk
fiillhiirk
Jint
nil.
HurW.
T. .Mrr.ulre
. M lel,
Norten
. .1. lelet
. I'nrter
ri.'.iirr
. Fllure
Conte.le
Harris Seeks Reinstatement
Franklin, !,. Oct. In -Je Harrl". who
was with the Cleveland American I.eaaue
llaaehall Club In mill, ha apnlled te Judxe
I.andli for nlnitatement. -s Harris nlayad
with ri endent teamU.re aSd i it
llornell, . f durln ths Uit car.
Immaculate Quintet Ready
Imm.ieulate C'nneeiitlen has niynn'sed iwe
of the fantert ease tenm In the city num.
aited hi Hilly I." e furmerlv of Hely Name
Thei open the win en Tlini'Jai. (1, tnh -r
27. nt An'ilnn., and sturt the home ramtiiilan
nn N'miMiiler S I .era hen enKaueil l)i, PV.
e' Hull, at Tlilnl and Hrewn atreeta for
the lininn rnntrata, hlch will ) elayeil nn
Wwlnesdua linnneiilate wmilil like te nr
lance camea at home m awai with Cum
May Wllilweiil 1'arke.hurK W, M I'hesier
Merrln Cl'iard and Paul-bem Addreaa Wll
Hani J. Ie-e, ll.'i Olli btrect Phune Ken Ken
almtten luui e ninun
Bey Killed by Baseball
Union Ind., Oit 15 Jehn Hlenn. thir
teen, la dead liera ita a reiult of belna
etruck J.y it hajehall fouled ort 111 1 own hut.
S.iTj'l'r " he youth en the head and
killed him Instantly durlnr a ehoel. nnu,
,aj:'Stv,Mrtan,r' an4 Mr,: J,h"
Miller, the Punter
l'es Miller will probably de the kick
lug this afternoon, nlen? with Ilex
N'iny, and therci.i iles the reason why
l'cnn followers are refusiiif; te bet any
thing else but eieu mum'. Asipilth Is
admittedlv one of the crentest iiiinturfi
developed in this set tien of the leuntrv '
in many years. He Rets the helRht anil I
distance te his punts that make tliem
difficult te catch and hard for the op
position ends te eet down ninler. 1 In.
lek'-rd rslucated tee was iustiuiiientni last je.n i
''. ill I 1IIK1I11? I'Olltl Werk llll-O ler n -'l..,-i-
tl vieterj, and he counts en pcrfermiiit; i
tlie snme feats tills nfternoen.
Dudley, at viRht tackle; Cernell, at1
center; Ilutterwertli. at left end. nil,
plajed against the lied and Blue while
the entire bad-Held -an nctleu nxaliut '
Captain Hepper's team in lll'.'d.
Schnieder. Tarp and .Jacksen, tlrst
strliiK substitutes. ale saw action
iiKiilnst tlie Ills tjuakers last season, '
and hence should mnke their opponents
hustle.
Celucs, the brilliant little quarter- I
beck of the tlarnet. is u Camden lad
whose plajlns nKii.ust rriiiceten dec- '
trilled and surprised the crowd there. '
He is a brilllnnt open -Held runner nnd
n Renerni If tliere ever was one out nt
Swartlimere. He Is particularly atlent
at running back punts, and yheni.u.
cause no end of trouble te the Red n
Blue AYlngmcu. '
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r.. .i , .. . - ' l i
aeuc, inn iiniiiis nuie 1 renehman
Heb Ilishepii, of Mt. Helly; ,f ('' ,
OwerH, if hriiljeMlle, Pel., ,i,i, Kr.ink i
Cnrr, the M-teinn I'liil nldphian. v l I
endeavor te carry eiT the honors f- I
r lesM-itlve St-it.-i- in nils i.i-,., I
th
iiiuei cwnts nn the pr igi ,m nn, .
I'lve-iiiile motev-cle si.l.'i -r. ten-mi'i
ineuiii-iiic jin leminiuii, Ine-iiii..
tomebile ftei'-ter-all. Australian
miii, uve -nuie namiiciji ami ti'
free-for-all.
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