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College Football Teams Are Hoping the Threatened Strike of Railroad Workers Will Be Averted
w
RAIL STRIKE WOULD
PUT KIBOSH ON SOME
BIG FOOTBALL FRAYS
Scheduled Inter sectional Battles May Be Canceled if
Walkout Takes Place Gridiron Clash at Phillies"
Park Ruth Batted in 166 Runs in 1921
H KOIIKKT W. MAXWELL.
Sports lillter Kvfnln I'nhllr Idirr
WHEN all of the big Kastern oeIIpro adopted n bread -miiule.. ,,! in
nrrnnuinB the 1U21 foetbnll schedules mid Included en or mere intei-see-tlennl
jennies the gridiron sport rereive.1 n blj boost. instead of confining
their battlcR te scctiennl tilts, ns bus been the ease In the pn-t, every one vvn
invited te come out here nnd hw wli.it they mid. Team-i were brought from
the Went nnd the Seuth, principally the lntter. The gnme hoi nine mere popular
and there was n chance te cempnre the lending elevens In nil sections.
It wni fiRiired thnt In these days of rnpid transit nnd limited railroad
trains teams reuld travel a thousand miles or mere without feeling any 111
rffectfl from the jeurnev. In ether word the teams out West and In the
Seuth were just ns clee as tlie-r up in New England when it came t. traveling.
Harvard scheduled Indiana. I'.curciu and ('nitre Celleges: Yale booked
North Carolina and Maryland: Princeton tnk m Chicaji. : Penn invited Vir
ginia Military Institute te come here ter n same; Pittsburgh "clicdtiled e
contest with Nebraska; Dartmouth with TenueM.ce: th- Army uith Notre
Dame, nnd Itut?ers with Notre Dame
Seme of thee games hne been plnve.l. but a majority are vet te come
Therefore, with the big railroad -trlke looming lti the offing, what Is te become
of these games'' If the mad" suspend business n let of athletes will be left
high nnd dry, all dressed up with no place te pl.i
As the strike is expected te -tart en October HO. the travelers en October
20 have a swell chance te be stranded. On that day Centre plays Harvard at
Cambridge and devrgiii Te. h meets Penn State en tin Pole ('.round-. Virginia
will be at Princeton and Washington nnd Jeffersen at Sjrn. n-e. It is doubtful
If these games will be earn eled if the strike i livlnred. Inutile the tuinis can
leave for home en the night of the '2'Mh and the through trains will complete
their run before knocking off work.
However, it will be different en Net ember .", Nebraska cannot pnsxililj
make the trip from Lincoln te Pltfbmgh and Notre Dame will Mud it difficult
te reach West Point. Maryland can reach New Haven by beat, and this game
seems te be the only one which can be called certain. The following week
Dartmouth can get te New Yerk te meet Penn and the Navy and Penn State
can meter te Philadelphia
The big games will net be affected. Yale Hurvanl i nd Princeton are in
the same neighborhood anil a let of students knew hew te run their own ear-
rf'7' (Ac bia thxnti te he remidricil is th' tiifcrtcci
p
rl ennl lehcditle.
If that geei Jioexr Ixrnuti of 'A( tlnkr. nmr m( rcitina game iriM
be misted. Here's hepinu thire won't or any strike.
Independent Football Season Opens en Saturday
LEO CONWAY takes pleasure in announcing that his gre.it nggregiilie" of
gridiron warriors will make its debut, take pu in.nal bow and other
wise open the independent football season at the Phils' park next Saturday
afternoon. Mr Conway also announces in bis niedet quiet manner thnt his
team, which Is known a- the 1 nien A A or Philadelphia Quakers or some
thing' like thnt, will men tin gieattst best teughct. 1 -ml- tight ins team In
the State of Pennsylvania nnd the game w.ll be well worth seeing.
Shenandoah, champions of the coal tegien. will mx wifn the Quakers.
and if the up-Staters play anywhere nenr the '.inn displayed last year n real
battle is In prospect And. aee rding te advance dope, they have one of these
old-time team".
Jee Sepauler the intrepid manager of the coal miners, has taken his
pen In hand and dnhei oil the following
"Shenandoah. P.1- gridiron chumpinn of me nnthrn'lte region, ev.p(., ts
te retain the title this year with a team that . mted evn Miiinger limn last
year's. Se far tin ea-en tin team ha- ieied l!Hi point- m tluee games, n n n
follews: Fifty ugam-t Ueading. 11 agaiu-t I'reelund and 45 acamst Lam as
ter. The team has net been -eered en . far The e'llv team te -core en
Shenandoah in two vears was I'lu-eniwille in . game lu-t unr
"The team's schedule for tin- pn ent -easin fellow- At home Octebei
15 with Mount Carinel : 1'nien A A I'lulnde'nl.iii Hall Park. October -U .
GUbcrten at Cressona Park. O. tuber '' Cnaitla'e at I.an-fetd. November 11
"Hush is considered tile fastest fiillb.uk .n the coal region-: Crltls at
helfback is a former i rlversitv of (Jeorgetewn star: Denuvan. the veteran
halfback, is a great line plunger. Mem- nln- at quartet, with Heheniek.
Toomey and Sta-Uel"i ns utility men. The line average lO pounds, nnd i
fast and strong
"Kutsko, the liuskv quarter, is known throughout the nylon as the slllOti
Beauty. Sanders and Cousin play the ether tuekle positions, while 'fiddle'
Hayes", the well-knew n boxer, piny- at guard Lukas. a brother of Jehn
Lukas' halfback en the I' of P team, and Hans .ire th" ether guards. Tin
center' peult ion is well taken care of hv Sunlei-. Shepp e and Syinbal, and
the ends bv Angy and Yiuluskv
CO.VIPII has a ijitnt iiann ' players alia, and will live aim mm a
hard battle With mm hhr l)iisait, Hull Law. Clarence link.
Jee Xpitnnu. hud Wiay. Siccdc Younystrem, Leu little. Johnny
Scott. Sum Webb. JehnMeLnughUn, Stan f'ejall ami Captain Hume
Millet in the Jim -up it dorm' t leek if any position could be im
proved upon.
Rutli i'.s. Landix
THE -tnge is n. 1 -ei fei the final icrei, i m the Uutli e- l.andi- ipurrel.
and from whne we are -itiing n 'enk- i .t the .ledge would win the
decision en point prim i'ialli legal The P.nh. N playitip with his all--tar-
and the .Judge i- leading hn-eball lav- '11 ear old puhlie i- anxious'.
awaiting n ruling anil when the -uspen-. i almost at the breaking point the
big news will be di-lied out
While xv e an- net given in predu H"ie we would UU te venture a guess
that Kuth will get all that i- coming te bun and perlmp- mere It Is tee
geed an opportune te net leek and with a man of Uambine'- standing openly
violating the alie and te'.llng the high eommi-siener of the game where te
get off, Mr Lnndis is all et te sock the home-run king for the long ceuiu
Then after the decision lin- been bunded down, the mutter can be threshed
out and ami'nblj adjusted before the -pring training trips begin. The best
time te have trouble I- in the winter when the players are deiiij? nothing
Hut the Pube will have mimv supporters, and tht is net strange or
unusual. He is in a cln-- bv h.msif in the national game nnd the flgure flgure
preve, it. Avoiding t Krnie l.anigan 'h- bgge- filbert. Uutli created a new
record in batting in iiins ,,.,,, ,
T'nable te beat bis wnlkin' renml m l'.Cl. the riabc th.s year surpassed
all previous marks bv batting in P.ti run- ter tiin innKees. ",i mere uinn n
lreve in the previous -easen He - '.red himst.f W times nnd sundry ether
persons, Iteger 1'eckinpaugri pieiiamy eiun.-i. iui um
uu ,,,1,1 ,.1-11,11!,. -cut home 1." .eiinteis ..n bits nnd 11
the lntter being
St,
land
raked
inak
sta
JOfl ceunteis
Ruth's Batting IT .s Consistent
i I'TH S single- wen- geed for -'-' tnlue- .md Ins triples ter li In the
seceml inniiis at Detroit oil l-ruhis M.n M Itutli showed thnt lie was nor
Miperstltieus. for then be tripled ngiiin-i llewnnl hbmkw. et the llgeis. anil
scored Schnng. Harper and Ileth ,,-,,.-,
Anether three-bagger nist a- a wide a- thni elitn.ned efT Dnve Keefe.
of the Atb'eties. in the ninth in Phil .de plun en Sntu-din SeptemU-r 10
The Yankees en the b-isi - at thai tune were Mnvs Mil' r nnd Peckinpnugh
Coming up again m the same round, Uutli singled against Yeung Freeman.
from Kalnmaroe. his batted ball hitting I'e kinpnugb and retiring the side
unateinlcnlh nnd automatically alter nine runs had been made
Ruth's doubles accounted for 10 inn- his Infield outs for & nnd his fliex
te the outfield for 'i Once he was pas-e, with the basei full bv Davenport.
and under tn
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PLAN
THAT GUILTIEST FEELING
F
OR HARD GAMES
Princeton Lead3 Harvard and
Yale in Open Style of
Play, Says Strubing
ELIS' VERSATILE ATTACK
Ily .ICK STUflUNfi
former Princeton Qimrttrbiirk
With n little ever two weeks until
the first big game en their scheduler,
the "Pig Three" are beginning te tnlte
en dellnlte form. Yule Is the only one
of the trio that has net bud a really
hard game, but the prowess the Ulue
has shown makes Haivnrd and Piltico Piltice Piltico
ten rcnllrc that it will be a very dlf
feicnt -ort t,-: ten m from New Haven
tint, year than In the last two years,
Swirtinir with a wealth of geed mate
l al te build upon .lenes has de eloped
a ersatilc attack this year, which in
cludes euntliini; from the center te the
sk O'llearu. Aldrlch and .lordeti are
three stars in the bnekfiebl and they all
are capable of am uut. This adds
tii.iteri.iMv te t h Ir value en account et
the threat Put by tar me me-i mi
iiett.iiit lmiirevemeiit 1- th
eilhi
a- .1
In llllH
started
te
rnl-lng of
the -tandnnl of football iiu'm''""
The h trnm of the la-t two ycais
were net a' keen and alert as
Priiiicinn or llarxaid ami mi
n. i th.tif downfall
Princeton -.sired the winning touchdown
i.. ..,.,,.;,, v.,,.' . fumble Neslll
,i,d end with a lateral pass
Kemptc n in i"w . i,.i. I
l'be iijss went wild and rolled lat
al.: the gr-und (!ernt. " '
and Uavuiend. of Prlnc.den. and NeMlb
nn.l Kempten. of Yale, were all in pe
siflen te recover the ceNeted hegsh le
Put here Princeton showed her alert -.
' L.tn.,,1 ,,f .,11 three men Irving
fee the ball Pay mom! took out Ne I 1 .
r.nrritv t.-k out Kempten and nl 1 t he
clni.cnted , l-.s-r bid te de wn- pick up
the ball and hl- heels
A week later Y.ib had the Mime
,.,.... at Cambridge but four .
fell en the ball Then the Yale
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STATE HAS TWO HARD
BA TTLES THIS MONTH
Facing Harvard en Saturday and Georgia Tech tha
Following Week Are Ne Easy Tests for Any
Cellejge Football Team
KncliiK Morning
Face te the golden morning,
Loek te the rising sun;
Fer the night is black and the twilight
truck
Is dark where the shadows run;
Face te the highway leading
On te the dawn and dew,
Back from the night te the morning's
light
ll'Acrc the white of the world breaks
through.
f . K T. Tr "
WLNONAH I
A
-e.T . I ne
, . .. .i:.T.....,t atO! V
1 S II Mill--,.-". . ,, , . ,,
nh -uci-e-tuuy enm.- r
.'ii attack, but displaced one
, .,r own t niu - .- ."".
blanched awnx trem uie ee. -" ;;
i, ..II. I,,. , rue li nenru. in i'
,.,, ,,.' -f. , .
..,-r.v fw t lev lllllU" '-in
SPEEDYELEVEN
Coach Baker's Aggregation,
After Twe Games, Is Unde
feated Se Far This Season
TO MEET WEST CATHOLIC
u'e no
g...,d p.l
I- lis
ll 1
fmcei tip- th
; f a red
! Ilanaid a Puzzle
j Haiard i-
Tbeie ale no
ear. but tin- Criin-en
tnied ream
nnd Willi
nt hi-
. . ... .., ,, n
arie.i it--". , ii. ..i . ,
l.li team i- "en n "
Mimewiuit "f piiM e
outstanding -tars this
ha- a uieel nil i -
With an ee en I.eurie.
. .., rtn,. . S LUlll'l' li
A'dic li and " near.,. - ""'"','.
.. iui nuinii l ii i i riiLiMi - -
mn Creckei. Kane. ! it? and
. .- . . . i .11 l.xiei In. d
'el il.ier- linn' . n.i ,
I...1...... i,,i,. Inn u nuide Hi'
li'iil P.f bv the way. menus., between
.V. and lid Mild- panting, and '"
lleft-foete.l -pirals-a diffieul kick te
handle A . te her pe'icy of piny Mar
i varcl has made no radical change- .iu-t
, fi e ininreM'Mieni- heie and ' '''
.... i in... nl fll . line-te. iui
, I hain
mple
but no
, By PAl'I, PKKP
i I'oetbitll. nt Wenonah Militnn A. u-
demv. is In the midst of another sin -
ees-ful -easen. Te date, the team ha
I liM-d up te all expectations, plea-lng
jeerv mn- attending the lustitiuieu In
fait. nheni'UT the gridiron subject i
i tneiiiien.sl. . veiy gray-clad cadet within
I he.. ring distance Millie., n -weet -Inile
and leeks se happy as possible
Se far thi- season the Cauet- lave
fail. I te meet with a defeat Twe
game- have been played, and while both
were net i terlcs, one was The ether
giine ended ill a scoreless tie.
The opening game of the sea-en wn
pl.ned with Itridgcten High Scheel Tin
P.ri.lgeten nam wns fairly strong, but
net llnlshitl enough te step the big
Weuniinh backs
Then eiime the game with Pennington
Scheel last Saturduy. Pennington.
i c uisidere.l one of the strongest tcama m
I .ler-e . was piiked by all the "wi-e
nai
Intercollegiate Indoor
Meet May Be Held Here
The indoor track nnd field meet of
the Intercelleginte Association of
Amnteur Athletes of America, which
hns net been held since before Amer
ica's entry in the World War, may
be revived next year. The date set
for the event is March A
Four cities are in the i mining for
the nttrr.ctien. They are New Yerk,
Pbi'adelphin, Posten and Ititffale.
All four localities nre being carefully
considered by the officials, who will
report their decision te the next
meeting of the I. C. A. A. A. A.
In th" event of the games coming
te this city it is planned te conduct
them in the lie Palace. A sim
ilar plan is under consideration in
the event that Hosten receive- thr
meet.
YELLOWJACKETS
HARDEST WORKOUI
Coach Geerge Jehnsen Drills
Frankford Players Hard for
Game With Vinceme
PAT SMITH AMONG CRIPPLES
ATiVE SON NOW
AUSTRALIA
CHAMP
The Frankford Yellewjackcts wen
put through one of the hardest drills
of the season last evening en Brown's
Field by Coach Cieerge Jehnsen in
preparation for the big clash en Satur
day afternoon with the Vinceme eleven,
the big West Philadelphia aggregation
that nlmest took Holmesburg Inte camp
en Saturday when Yank Swartz's ag
gregation held the suburbanites te a
"() score.
Mnnnger Heward Ilewker is none tee
optimistic ever the outcome, with sev
eral of the stars In peer shape ami with
the possibility of Hig Pat Smith, the
giant fullback, who was the maln-tay
of the Iiuffale Professionals, en being en
me sidelines with lit least two mere
Sid Godfrey, Richest Antipodean , player.- Ilewker ulse confirmed the re
. ,- l.repmt that Lew Kauffman, the full-
Boxer, Had Ups and Downs ,ia.k. a- lest for tin- -easen owing te
i ninnies recem-ii ill tue lleDait clasli
Ily ORANTL.AND KICK
and Georgia Tech next week, hasn't at.
lectcd October a nn casy-geinir n,n.i
Fer Tceh Inst season Van Xt';
t reng n Prlnccten-ccrtalnly Btren!
than any ether Eastern team et Z
close of the campaign. la
A Few Forecasts
XTALE ebeuld bent the Army en Sat.
J- -unlay and Princeton fiheuld tn
Chlcoge. Out West, Michigan ls m?
most sure te run up a tfdy rn,,t .
OKOinst Ohie State. Chicago deS
leek te be ae Btreng as either Michigan
or V iHcensln. who nt present nre "en"
ference favorites. "
Deb Zuppke, always te be figured in
he running, fnccB a robust alBnment ' I
In Htepplng Wisconsin, and thlBeentut
sheu d feature the conference Bchcdul.
for the day. "
Wisconsin Is given a slight edge, but
Zuppke is never te be ovejeoked.
One, Main Carnival
mHEHE will be no better game en any
gridiron thnn the meeting of Pitts,
burgh nnd Syracuse.
Syracuse has another great machine '
one of speed nnd power. ' ,
And there Is nothing soft about Glen
Warner's Pittsburgh outfit.
Pittsburgh wns beaten by the hrnvj
powerful Lafayette team, but for nil
that is n factor te be given Kerleus con
sideration with Tem DavlcB back in il.
cost.
These who select this Rpectncle for an
afternoon's thrill will make no mistake,
The Geat- Getter ,
A niblick in my brawny hand,
A hcelprint in the bunkered sand
Six lustg swipes. Oh hew I flinch
Te find the ball ain't moved an inch! '
117HIOH reminds us of somethlng.
"V Ring Lnrdner, ever nt Englewoerl
bad just found his ball in n trap egnlnn
the side of a steep wall. He took U '
hifcty whacks nt it with n beavv nil.llv .
I that looked like a spade and the ball kept '
" ' tllp I pepping back into the same gorge At
, as we t(,H moment Tiny Maxwell stepped ue '
Face te the silver morning.
We've turned te tha night tee long;
There's light en the hill and a hurt te
kill
With the turn of a morning sun;
Face te the highway leading
On te the dawn and dew;
Hack from the dark te the song of the
lark
Where the white of the world breaks
through.
UIOUND gained In football Is never
H n decisive fncter. 'Pittsburgh out
rushed Lafayette badly, If the proffered
statistics are correct, but Lafayette
wen. And last fall Georgia Tech out
rushed Pittsburgh badly but Pitts
burgh wen.
THERE is far mere luck in the new
came than the old. Which takes It
further away from pure, undcfilcd
equity, but gets It closer te life.
rnHEItfi can be no eliminating the
JL turn of luck. In spite of drab echoes
from the Inner bnll, raw ciinncc is etten
a vltnl factor. It has lifted many an
Incompetent te the top nnd hns rolled
back many a worthy soul.
Saturday's Kelk-all
PENN STATE and Harvaid, or Har
vard and Penn Stnte (you can take
n running jump nt your choice), will
be the main Eastern football feature en
Sattirdnv. unless Chicago puts forward
n Kurnrlse.
We haven't the vital .statistics
tin of our (iinverlng linfgers. tnit
recall the pomp nnd circumstance cen-nm w,ispered hearsely:
nectcd with the ense neither Harvard i threc mere they'll thin
"If he tnkn
U he's werklnr
nor Penn State has dropped a game In here."
some years.
llntli have wel -bunked systems te1
build en. and both have talented ma
terial te see thnt the football is car
ried up nnd down the field at stated In-
Penn State, facing Harvard this week Covvrieht, test. All riehts rescntd
TF PRINCETON and Harvard fall te
- break their twe-venr tie this fall we
lecemmend an extra period, with gun
cotton or dynamite permitted
Beets and Saddle
The Chrncotetigufl Handicap, the
feature race at Laurel today. giveB Ily-
gene Days the route lie likes, and he
Football Games Wanted
The De Sales eleven, composed of
Hi.'-peiin.I gridders. Is without games
for Sunday. October 23, nnd November
0. Teams desiring games en these dated
should eutlnst Bln7.es en n fest track. I address .1. E. Mnhcr. 5330 Dc Lnecer
sircei.
p.-i.i'ki.r te tni;A home the nitren
lb., ipiaiteibm k nanui. w , ,, w w the Cadets nut up a wemlei-fu
hull from . tnt-r i ."," : I brand nt ball and held the oppe-lng iu-
ilun le .ted nie dite.1 pa-. ';''" gregntien sate. True, the Soldiers duln t
vard -till -'and- b th- indue, t nut en , n tollI.lu)ewlli lir,(1 Real su(,.ty or
en , 1,,-e fonnatleti- Ml "' , ''"; I n, thing like that, but neither did
var.l's pl.is an- based eitbe, en m j,,.I)ningten Therefore, both teams are
tien or hiding tin- runner. claiming te have shown the best feet-
Ticers I'm- Open Plav 'bull ability, but the Wenonah fellow em
Princeton i the Kuder in the wide-I knew that their aggregation was the
I "f"n """"l ""if.i' formation or -nine Wenonah lias always been famous fi
!"T n' ,r ,.,n c.ff.mse Speed and turning nut football players nf ability
(,,r "1J--I"" ", '.;'; ,,,, flt,e best of these Is well known
'""'",'"S' 'XmexLr,Xi, .11 Pl.ih.dclphlu.is in the t,nMhi.ll
:""'"' !' ' ' Of .,mi-e pew-r i- wen,! Priink P-nml. inlielder of Cxm-
!'.". ','',' i"itb i In- -need te he.p the nl.'- Ma.-Ulets, is the youngster W b, n
-nai-gv bi.i power .- net the big a-,-1
p ,s "putting tb-ni where thev nin t
Put ills demand- ab-eiuie ni.n hln--
l,k- .te. .tien and -e far Heper ha- net
!.,,, ub'e te develop that I he men
'seem unable te be all plawng alt the
'urn.. (ii.e or two en each pluy em
I te be '..' limit
Snini.liit. Piimeten meet- Hilm,. .
,.,. ili,. nn while Ilartiiid will
with State'- gentle l.unb-klti-
Tl i- i. just iwn weeks trmii the 1 ilnee-
ii.,-,. n,., fnr.i iiiKi tin e i u.u-.
Before Winning Title
RETIRED ONCE AFTER K.
Ilcglstrnr should held the ethers safe
for the short enu et tne purse. Thp wlllt0 Rtnr dcvcni whJch bMte
Horses wen piuccu in eiuer i-uvv.s me. ,u n ',, te ti victor; ever the Merkl
First Seletn, Miles S., Cenimniider A. C. of Conshehockcn. has several
r-ti uecnn.l tthe Ticket of Leave I open (lnirs en its schedule and Is nn.
Vim nine I- naturally elated ever the Steeplechase) Musty, Sebrlgiule, xieus te meet teams in its class Ad-
I'.ie- ..- ""in. A-.iuiun, no A,iiirsuaii street,
showing made aL'ilin-t Ilnlineshnrir i.n.l ,i ;, . .Klr.l Knillnn Mone
Manager Swarlz will have the services .,ni 'u'e-si.. 11.. llfth .lean Itul- I Phoenixville
Oer several players et note en Saturday
l i.n.i.... , ,
in ioiiiiiien ... suiut- strong line pinys
and cres- buck-, Vinceme is equipped
tot.
, , .., i.intlv .. e-e te le i iuiui .
U.'L 1 lu 1." 1 i1 i ...1
...ii i... v .,!. first real test and mucii
llra.ill atrendrtl tlie .Jersey madenn
wis leputed te be the fastesi ba. k en
,.u -.'lieln-lle gridiron
hins. (ur.rterbacl. : Purd-all. l)e
(ir..-a and Costllle are youngsters new
at Wi-ii.uiiih who are out te ccpinl Pra
ill's neerd They can all run like an
telopes and nre great en the secendar
defense (Viach "Specd" Pak-1 lui-m-iilled
into his boys the meaning et bis
ni.kname speed. And the military in
stitution eettalnly linn a speedy irri
gation The real test of the ear will come nn
October 1M and then Wenonah will be
The boys win nave te piuv
1 uith snlenilicl ..nil rims lit- Si,,,, ,,-.1.,,.
. (ieerce .lolin-eii is deterniined te inm n
Finm "Down I nder," where the I ht ,.,, IM.ri attack te laiineh If eon-
i .iii.nu ii,... .. n.. .. ....
mil, in- mil, ...ii ..iui L., Ije .11 UU OI -
I...., ..... ..n ,...,...ii ., t. i icnsne.
. . . , I In the tluee contests played te date
latest and most reeent listic information , thl, Yellewjnckets ha,.- cenmlleil hie
Sul Godfrey .' totals, making ever forty lwiints per
game I i ein new en their onnenents
tlve ,n te wear the Impound .!- Z'ZlkZ Heln lA'-U'" "h "r
in lent country ter seven veins liming burg and T nien A. A i
New Already ! lnnkfeid adherents are j '" iipire i.ii : rirsi race -nees
talking of the games with Helme.sburc I "." ''.moiien, nayenne; second
It LOllS II. .lAFFK
"Down I nder," wh,
kangaroo and tie uiishinan thrive, vvlmh
of a new 'hntnpieri there
light weight titleholder. i- rbe first na-
dethroned Harry Stene
limit. Cemmi CI, Iiribed Veter: sixth '
Explosive. Current events, l'crliaps;
seventli P. (. King, Cnmefliier, Zed.
At Leuisville: First race -Abadiine,
Kapid Hay, Gev'ner; second Evening
Stories, Prether Jehn. Lieutenant Colo
nel , third Pongee. Pep. Miss Petite ;
fourth Tbnren. Dartmoor. Pothera Pethera Pothera
tien ; fifth Bud Fisher. Omnipotent,
15111 and Coe ; sixth. Humphrey , Herd
Girl. Hndie; seventli Dltie Carrell,
fnrniei
erk.i. whu atiue.tid the laurels finm
Lew l.dwnrds, a Welsbmiiu llu Helm(sburg i-IiinIi and the followers
Hated ttie richest p'igillst In Aus-'of the Velleu jackets nre tnuklng even
triilin, Godfrey has had hi- ups and ' bets that they heal Ileinie Miller's
downs, having letireil nine after being eleven when they clash ut the ball park.
kne. Iced out. but new he loom- as one
of the gr.-ate-t glevemeu developed in Aquinas Opens With a Victory
the Antipodes Heu- ale some flut-l rh0 A.iuln.iH lniHlniball tenm eine.l thn
about the Australian titleholder. who .t.men last evrnlinc b tasllv dcfeatlriK thu
V.ii, .I.... liny rs nine ne. ..r ivonHinKien b the
Owing te a misunderstanding the
Laurel A C, a ISfi-peund eleven In
without Its home grounds nnd mtiRt
travel In the future. Anv tenni de
siring games with this eleven write D.
.T. Davis, C01 West Meyamcnsing ave
nue. The Marathon Football Team aver
aging I4f pounds, is without Sunday
games away nnd Is willing te play any
team Its weight offering a reasonable
guarantee. Write W. Wharten, 3302
Itluiwn stieet, Holmesburg
The St. Mary's eleven, of AVilmmg-
uud I'ninn Odds can be secured en j Gealer. Grav Gables, Whisk ; third ' Ien, Pel., is without n gnme for tint.
Mnturuiiy, because et a centllct in scara
ule and is anxious te get n game with
any first-class gridiron team In tint.
city or vicinity.
Any team wishing u game from the
Delaware team are asked te cniniiiucatr
with .1. P. O'Kane, 301 West Thirty
third street, Wilmington, Del.
ledy, Aiapuhee, Wynnewood; fourth
Miracle Jinn, Pullet, Ferge Ahead ;
fifth Lady Zeus, Maggie Murphy. Split
Grass; sixth Pavia, Fluft, Wedge-weed.
The World Series
en outs, three of
.. ,.. I .1 K,. tin,- t cv r ,i lin h,.f
m.erest wu ue ns l -' ,'., ,. ,' .,.,., foetbnll te win, for
no ea-v time with the Georgia pea.he
uii,i Seturdav State should be a geed
bit hauler te handle lledek h.,- a
pewnrtul tlghting team and he knows
new te teach football Princeton, after
her humbling la-t week, will be like a
s..r...l..i.ked wildcat, anil niugg -
Ceti.h Pretlier yuiilinn s ,-r iniin
delplua Catholic eleven, one of the be-t
in the city, ii te be battled
UreMin or Uochferd?
Ir i- ten bad that Lee Hie-liu and
i, l.f.r.l sine foetbnllers of M de-
" '"' . eti. l.
mil,'- Prep and 1,11 r-ane i-..
may make an Invasion et
during the ptesftit teu.-un
tiedfrev begun ns an aiuaieui. mid
did -veil as a bimen pure, but wlien he
leek up the professional end of the
sport bis pale, sickly face, anemic
leeks and delicate frame ,ausid thn
f.iiis in leek upon him with m'uiii re
IK'ct Even though be leniumed te
win ever mere highly regarded lighters,
it was ,i long tune uejere the funs wiml
lake him seriously.
set eeiug mucii or a ui.ivviug cuitl m
In- own (eiintry, (iedfrev sailed for tin
core c.f BU te '.'3. The num.- ws rlnvtU n
Aquinas linn liignnenui una tcrnen strecta
anil nn , 1
npe crewil
Lehigh Regulars Shifted
Ilithlrlirm rr,., Oct 10 Conch Ollek h..
maile n numlir of substitutions in the J..,,
hlsh team, wh'ch IndiCHtcii n prnhnble
ehiike-up In the ole,en te race WashliiKten
nnd Jpffcraen en SMurdnv
Anre A. A., n 1 IB-pound football eievcii.
hea rtnteii open for tcumn of the snnn, vvellht
T IleylB, 110H Htate strfet
M
-ncrifii, 'lies He hn.i one of each of tte-i. ugninst ISo-ten ir.nn i 'tin age will nine men - - " ( '(l,,tiv,.lVi yi m,t meet en the gridiron, i-niiipptnc, wnere ne met the uite Knl
trills nnd Viishingt...i The ..ng, -i l Ituth nit tins year was in i icve .r. oreuih ''" '. r-'" , ,,, , t I this vear ','"""' w-., ... un- iui ei in-
X-iOUls nun i, iisin.iM. u in I . ...,,,..i, i,,,,. rl.,,, hn, the Cast, the .Ma- '"is y ur ..,. ,,,..... lern. t t ...i tlnin .m,l I,,. ,.iii,..,i ,.ir
en Juh -M. nU Water Mall- Me was en mini wnen ins ,-,peau, r ....... .... --, , , Confer- here lias neen i uiu- ..........-.. - . . ,, , ', '""""
en Hei.' - , ,., fenni is net tee u.-st 111- eniei ,..,, -.f ,1... ,,, ,ni.tiri.. llie skmtiv i striillim 11 shut t mi Le
It in Th,-. l.eue.er w... nei ,. sa;.m.env ,n,. ear, nn.duee Put they will be between , tne s u... ".; 'V v. is the best I TOls d-fea, se dl-C'iuraite.l (Jeilf.e, , I,,,,
The enh thing I urh oyerleoKe, e ng en M,e euen-e in i, . was e r tt huVH tlJ ,llay en- . . - k R , bn ,,f, . ,,, f , , - , j ,
e a home r .n with the bases lull 11.- tn.ir bagge.s gave him a great , foetbaU t0 uln ... k ke, limn , f , tt, ttel,,in,, Ilt his Hade Like lleb riu-
rt toward suui-l..ng me r.ser.l ter run- inifteii tn -.nee tin-, were goeu ter i '',". ' in7 .,n(i both are rated as Simmons, me-t famous of the AuMialinn
Snaps About Scrappers
R'
This
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llsllr
rtflcl hns i n lnvJi'l-rt l- .1
nht 11 jzt up-S'T' whu enit.B
mrnBmle.1 lis l- iins-nt.miri i. h
k. ntftv riitraan and nn- whi wl 1 m..,
t , k ... y- ft. v lUn.v II l ' armim
. irtKin., an Italian Irem Sen Cant r I'..
-rt .he US', 'no nom w uneiru ei .; mi,
. , mm Mnr' hrether M's- 13 h'.ndll.i,' I
iimun aspirations In I-hlUdxIphla in,
. ,,r .,t 'he hea,lr '," bar-rad IjsltU i
in re I'gslnen epp'nni .,! Onn Hu ,
, d i;..,ih t'hlp IsJth nt whom wei no .1 i
, rt - n hrMs-ttve ten und nix round matitin,
K-m... Ik lnlv 'me 5'cari .f s'" .tnd i
I uuvhv ITS pound"
( linrli- (I'.Nell. Tiekh m..lit . sni sel .
lx in ll-.lireiMri 'enn .Ne, -mtwr 1 K'
ln, m- i V. in IDfTnian ,f N'. Vat A
i aut . "! i.N'.' "HI tathl. A' Trim., tus '
at Hai'ferl
.i.. i... I., ,i,n nlt.v : thnt is. along with fu-hters. (iedfrev was a blnck-initb
.l.'.biinv Kniifmun.'ef Gennautewn High After working at the anvil for a yeui
I a Salle and St. Jeseph's met en the ,,r mute, (itdfrey wns approached by
tn Id even year until tins, nun in tne tie manager et thn Stadiums, Lt
!,., C.w vears ivresnu unci "".
have always played great gnmes agiun-t
en Ii ether.
vantage.
1
uith' neither getting the nd-
This season both ate at their
..-t and both are winning games with
. f .1 mrihtn tfnipj it ci-r.
tl e mil et tlieir n. ...."-
tiilnlv seems u shame that they will net
nieer for one or the ether would be mi re
t w-tn the gnme with a led geu . m
urally. th" dispute would be ended and
the best man proven.
Swarthmore Varsity Has It Easy
- I t, lsrf. Qi irllinu tn
,r, n wau none we" "- -'.
with a pmpi Hitien te box a yeungstei
who was just beginning te show n trace
of form. Godfrey declared that it was
in use abking hlin te return te the ring,
a- be was convinced that he could nut
make geed
However, the piometer pievaileil upon
him te incept the bout, and, te the sur
prise of (iedfrey and the promoter as
well, If drew a capacity crowd. Gnd
fiev wen with a kneikuut in the thiid
leiiiid, and fieiii th.it tune en hi c hi
tinned te be a Biicces-
It was only it-cent l.v that (iedfrev
m x, ,11. t... & ...,i ...,... inn , Tiii-ri. it n .oiik'.e see. 117 miles Tills ineiins
X-r nbatedfr or m. t n,.,uh, m..d, i.i w ii-t-,,.,-, e ,;.;;;. ,''"1JVW. f '" "'"' ""1' "' '"'eigh. nth
"""'One' remarkable thing about Uutn s batting for 102, was s consist- ;-rj; rHd.n.,,, t.l, ... t., ,' -i"- -'" .,,! Xli "ilvisnm"8 l l
encey. The P.iIk- picked en no one team in par,,, ular when hammering runs H,rb , , elh,,f oeuf Temmv 0-, j, ' ,mn mm Va-ux -,.,, Hi (.' ' I" ,'ltI!1,,b' .
across the plate. The greatest number of runs Kuth Knocked in In -e.,e- . ,'y, v. i-rrv r. u, ar.J w ' .fin ;! 1" b , ,. IMwnr.K and then in the unite Ii
Was 2S and the smallest 21 -a difference of enh . betw.en the high and the K d ,1 .dman ,- rerr M. ',rn , illll( . Immaije. M;. 'huti.dOe .! j (h fQf mf)
law figures He batted in iui.s in K7 games and failed te ii.t anv n re-sm h, - "; ,;,. feature of ih-.f-rthm. llll,l(!1 . ,.(JU, , step the foxy
The greatest number of tallies hatted in by Uutli in one contest was four ."K,,1":,'," "ii.' SentiM, a .' A,.-..t. , ....! . I;., n, ,hjch K" "iair ., "ternn
mi.i -., TJ.iHi'u eei-,1 In hnttinu in runs ast seasen: c it, inm.irrew lilBht . Tr- Mrm.Ti la pr. - ne , arrived thin ear
Aiiin en - --- - - e.,r.ni4 i. come line rei m..trnii ...is Ii ; . J . -
Aenlnst Philadelphia, 2S--On heuii runs, 14, singles, ft; double- 1; -"''" . -
triples, I?; infield outs. 1.
Against Detroit, 2(1 On home run-, 21 . turles I. singles. 1
Aenlnst WnHhlnBtnii. 2,r On home runs. 1,1; singles, ,1; doubles. 2.
ins. 13 , triples, ,1 : singles. ,1 ; infield
Itlplea, 1 ; Infield outs, 1 ; sacrifice tiles, 1.
Agnlnft St Leuis, 2.1 On home runs
IV cats, 3 : snrrlfiec flies. 1
?, Aenlnst Rosten. 22 On home runs, 1(1; singles, 3: triples. 1. doubles.
Vf 1: sacrifice tiles. 1.
Against Chicago. 21 On home runs, CJ ; inneiit out.,. .. , triples, j. ueu--
blcH, S; singles, 2.
Agninst Cleveland, 21 On home runs, 15. triples, .1, singles, 2; deu-
rcuunehi I0!l. bu I'ublic l.iAatr Campait
tr, bt
O'DOWD-GIBBONS BOUT OFF
lexing contest here October 25 us a
'result of Governer .1. II. A. Hubert
son's decision that the bout would vle-
tlexlng Club Officials Cancel Match 'ate the Stnte law.
Following Governer's Decision I I''" fiht te have besn held in
reiiunmu -w ..i Wieh Itn. Kan., but was transferred m
Tubft, Ohla.. O-l 1" Ohclnls r f " Kaa efflp,,, had r-
tbe Oil C'fv t 'ct . ("nb hf.v- nban , i,,.,,. t., ne'-mt the premnteis te held it
ClnrL. nf Al.tni'.WI UK. h
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KfilH ,' Iluffnle N iTiuav nin. ain;
I -da, nleli' he 'vt" 'tieeunlr Jvrl,
r i, no- ' fan r"'-'r VIil"s
I ..-I, Mr irrwi wti" wa" be.ievet tn I ,,
artft'd thr ll,s I'. eln . v i i
' f fill fl) hOW Itp en
a I.UMV battler i-rldav n unt i
i . , - . At.. at Allentown. Hutui '.
ntil t I-at I rail . ' '. I. "M "1 "" f ' ' '
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'c enn a' Lancaster.
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IS NOW ON
MOST EXTRAORDINARY VALUES EVER OFFERED
n
250,000 Lord Baltimeres
Manufacturer forced te sell at less than cost te produce. This
brand has had a successful sale with us at close te twice our
present prices.
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"Favorita," Big Pcrfectes, 2 for 25c Size
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