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WILL CLASH ARMISTICE DAY
iwe will be n number of new piny
Jl the llne-upi of betli the Phllndel
m Oimkcrs nnd Helinetburi elevens
t LVthey rliwh nt tlie PhlUies' Ilnll
ivkin the ArmiHtrire Dny game ached -M
there en Trulay afternoon. Precl
'pi." fierkcr. of IIelmeabiirR, an-
'nets the nniulBllien of n quartet of
SSc , who will practice with the
,im thl- afternoon, ami "Dnt-h"
5Smmcw, Uic coach, has alRe premised
le hav a couple of new men at to te
,!ij's workout.
The new men nrc nil players from
ti,n,iehfm. They arc: Ulechncr, n tackle
from Albright Cellcse; I.ichtcnbcrser.
i tuanl; Wilt in tlie bnckflcld, am
flewner. the fullback, who last year
Sid such P'1 erk for the bic burg
ilata. Downey has been playing with
Llirlle Hrieklcy's Giants. Sommers
wjarni another practice for the men to
morrow afternoon, nnd Holmesburg ex
rtds (0 gip the Quakers a hard battle
ttn they meet.
ye Conway, of the Quakers, nlse
id-inees the information that the team
lis been augmented by the addition of
pair of .Mrs. They nrc Pat Smith, the
riant fullback of the Iluffule l'nnhnn
5t. with whom .Tehnny Scott. Leu
Little, I'J Wray and Helnl, Mllli
pijy ea Sunday nnd Oscar Andersen,
tie former All-American player nt
Manii'ger Conway has also rceelved a
certified cheek for $1000 te bind the
two scheduled here en November 10
ulth the Canten Bulldogs nnd Jim
Thorpe haR confirmed a date with the
Cltreland team with whom he is new
n'ljlnu for some time In December.
In the line-up of this year's Canten
outfit are such players as Way. lll?glni
ltd Osberne, of I'cnn State; Kempten.
of Yale; Henry and Cnrrell, of V. and
J,; West, of Colgate; SiddMl nnd Mor
rison, of Pitt; OiiKfts nnd Fccney, of
N'etre Dame, and Spears, of Oregon.
DARTMOUTH LINE-UP
IS STILL A MYSTERY
Changes Have Been Made, but Will
Net Be Divulged Before Game
Hanover, N. II., Nev. 0. That e-ev-ral
chances have been made in the
Dartmouth line-up is practically as
sared bv the secret manner In which
Coach Jack Cannell conducted yester
day's work-out. Nothing nt all could be
lttrned of the different shifts by the
Green mentor, as he would mention no
Mines and snld that the line-up which
would fnc Penn nt the Pole Ground
Saturday would net be divulged until
jwt before game time.
The practice consisted of n long
drill In kicking nnd passing, followed
kr a half hour's drill In signals. The
afternoon's work ended with a fifteen
minute scrimmage, with the line-ups of
the first and second teams being alter
nated frequently. The scrimmage was
as hard and furious ns any this season,
hut was cut short by darkness. To
morrow's practice will probably consist
only of Kicking, passing nnd signal
drill with the scrimmage emitted, as It
Kill be the last home work-out and no
chance will be taken of lnlurics.
The team, accompanied by thf
coaches and trainers: nnd nbeut 800
rooters, will leave Hanover Thursday
neon for New Yerk en n special truin.
NAVY HOLDS SCRIMMAGE
Plenty of Spirit Shown In Workout
for State en Saturday
Annaoells. Mil.. Nev. ft. The Mid
shipmen engaged in scrimmage with
treat spirit jestcrday, realizing that
wprcmacy of the Eastern college teams
probably depends upon the outcome of
the game against Penn State in Phila
delphia next Saturda. Practice will be
along the same lines today und to
morrow. The varsity worked against squad B,
which lias been thoroughly groomed In
football as It Is plnyed nt Penn State
br Navy coaches who have seen that
team in action In nil of Its games this
Jar. Ter about half the time the var
ity was en the defensive, while the
"juad II eleven pulled off as many of
Penn State plays as It could, and the
st of the period was given te fer-yard-pnss
plajs, Mvcrul new urlcties
Wng introduced.
Cljdc King, right tackle for four
"asens, who was hurt in the Bethany
fame, was en the field in uniform nnd
took part in slgnul practice.
GRID TEAM FORTACONY
Will Play Opening Game en Armis
tice Day at Dlssten Ball Park
In kreping with the growth of inde
pendent football, Tnceny is preparing
te place a first-clnss eleven en the grid
iron and w ill be known ns the Tuceny
"' ft: ."imager Clarke has wvired a
uti I , Ka ,n(terlnl for the team,
ynicu will piny home games en the
u'J"tnn Athletle Field.
Several former college nnd independ
ent Mars Imve been working out each
IF" .and some stiff competition is
ims : uttered for the various positions,
ii -r0,1Jr ,1,u',l ""I ' captained by
","' I1"nel'. who Is well known In local
aepf,,.llt Kl)P,.ty, T(mui. WUH a Htur
Irankrnrd High five vciirs age.
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nell, of State, Ranks With Jim Robertsen, Dartmouth Star, in Hard
REX WRA Y STARS IN
PENN VARSITY VICTORY
Diminutive Captain Gives
Ne Sign of Injury in Play
ing Against Scrubs
SULL1VAN SHOWS FORM
TIIL3 Penn conches were n unit In
declaring that the scrimmage yes
terday was the best bit of offensive
work performed by the lied nnd Blue
varsity football team this season.
Anil as a result of the, play the morale
In the dressing room after the game
was In striking centrnst te that of Mon Men
lay afternoon. The players yesterday
talked ever the plays, and seemed eager
te profit by their mlstnkes. The coaches
were agreeably surprised by the ques
tions askrd by i.evcral of the players,
something thnt has net been usual this
season.
rllJJ had: a passed with speed, shot
nreund the ends through the line
and performed as thc) did against
Delaware in the opening game. The
rip-snorting, tearingin style of play
was in vogue from the outset and
admonitions from the coaches were
totally unnecessary and were net
given.
Rex Wrny, reported te ha.ve suffered
three broken ribs, but who In reality
had several cartilages tern In his left
side that caused no end of trouble, was
the whole show for the varsitj. The
little Bed nnd Blue skipper showed the
form that lie is cnpablc of by running
the ends, sheeting forward passes and
providing Interference for his backs.
Will Call Signals
FBOM his play yesterday indications
point te his retaining his position ns
quarterback and btartlng the game
against Dartmouth. Wrny was all ever
the field veMcnlay and belied the rumors
that have persisted since Saturday that
he was through for the sensen. Instead
of saving himself, as he bus been forced
te ever since the Gettysburg game, Wrny
went into the frncn.s .vesterday as though
every thing was staked en his showing.
He opened wide the speed throttle nnd
gave the coaches many n smile during
the afternoon.
Dr. Arthur Light, the team physician,
tnted yesterday that the report was
erroneous that Wrn had suffered any
'ireken ribs. "At first it was thought
that his ribs were broken," said the
teem physician, "but when the X-ray
was returned It showed negative results.
However, his slde was badly bruised
and several cartilages tern that caused
onsiderable pain."
Wrny explained his injuries in the
follewiii!? way: I received a bail
Vbuinp In the Gctt.vsbutgignine und my
mile swelled up reusiiicfiibiy. I said
nothing about it, but wns unable te de
nny scrimmaging during the following
week.
ttr ITAD a ladbj twisted neck for
ftce weeks and the visiting teams
sremed te take a llkimi tn that sec
lien- of my anatemy: Se I thought it
ictse te say nothing aheut my side
in the hope that they would net try
te make matters worse there.
"Before the Swarthmore game I
could net laugh or make n move that
did net tend severe pains sheeting all
ever the region of my ribs. During the
game I vias jolted mere than once by
the Garnet plnjers and the same held
true during the Pitt nnd hafiijctte
games. However, I have a special pad
new that takes away the shocks, and
I will be nble te piny ns of old."
Scores Eight Touchdowns
WItAY scored eight of the fifteen
touchdowns made by the varsity
against the scrubs yeste'rdav. His longest
run was for fi5 yards nnd was made
through a broken tield bv speed and
slile-stepplng. In addition te 1i!h
.Vi-vnrd run. Wrny also had one for ."iO
vnrds and several ethers down te and
including 15. lie threw forward passes
like the veteran lie is and directed his
renin like a born general.
In the list of players te make the trip
en Friday with the team Wrny was
'isted ns n hnlfbacl; nnd nut n quar
terback, while Miller was in the list
of quarters and net in the halves. This
was token te mean that the Lebanon
youth would call the signals nnd Wruy
'play n halfback pest.
Geerge Sullivan, who wns rei-pensibic
for the touchdown thnt tied Swurthmore
and whose catch of a forward pass en
Saturday enabled the Bed and Blue te
score en hufnjette, pla.ved a great game
vesterday and will be used en Saturday,
llrtrcssvaag pla.ved the ether wing pest
jesteiday and vied with Sullivan in
catching forward passes. Greenawnlt
wns also used and did well. Grave wns
net nn the field jesterday because of
examinations.
Ay 01' Unit change in the I'cnn line
may If iintde en Salunhin,
although the couches would nut com
mit themselves. Pcndhtuti played a
SavclorYeursell
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l&Vmim FUBftlO. LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
Penn Ce-eds te Cheer
Team Against Dartvwutll
PIFTY University of Pcnnsylva
x nln ce-eds will root for the Bed
and Blue when the team meets
Dartmouth en the Pole Grounds
Saturdny afternoon. According te
the plans of the undergraduates, a
special car Is te be allotted te the
girl students, who will lcave here
Saturday morning along vvitli the
men students.
Miss C. Ii. Bally, a sophomore at
Penn, Is taking charge of the plans
for the ce-eds. The girl students
have rooted for Penn nil season and
are net at all dlsmavcd by the losses
te Pittsburgh nnd Lnfnyctte.
tackle pest en the varsity yesterday
""!' ereed te leave the combat from
a Meedy nose. Ocnthner relieved him
i .ffr ""'"V thrn9h a lena signal
artll tcith the second varsity.
Grnf was in Cochrane's place yes
terday until he Injured his shoulder and
was forced out. The hard plnylng of
the former scrub s.tar has earned him
a regular place, and he will start against
the Green in Getham Saturday.
The Crippled List
TDHN nnd I'rtressvnag were also in
f jurcd yesterday, but net pverelv.
Beth hud their ankles twisted, but will
be out again this afternoon te betMe tlv
scrubs. Vegelin, Humes and Whitehlll,
the remaining three varsity cripples,
spent a busy afternoon yesterday, nnd
although they did net get into the
scrlmmnge drill will be nble te get Inte
action Saturda.v . Vegelin limped percep
tibly, while Humes showed but little
of the effect of the Injury that lias
Incapacitated him for the last two
weeks.
The varsity team twenty-nine strong!
win leave Here Friday morning from '
the Beadlnc Terminal at 10 o'clock. At
neon they will arrive In New Yerk and
will take up quarters in the Pennsyl
vania Hetel. A short signal drill is
scheduled for Friday nfternoen en the
Pole Grounds.
A T Tim rate the sale of tickets for
the panic nt thr'-Peln Ground ii
going en the JCed and Illuc students
will be lacking their team miqh(ily
en Saturday, rriday is a holiday at
the I'nivcrsity and many of the
students plan having for the metro
polis that day. On Saturday morn
re rci'al train ici'U carry the remain
im; students.
The reduced rates en the Bending nnd
Pennsylvania Bnllrends for the game
will enable an even larger number 01
students te attend the game than In
former ycur.s. Fer $3.21 nnd the
twentv-sls cents war tax. a Penn ,
follower may travel te Getham. Trains i
will leave en the Beading from 1 A. M.I
10 ii .. .u. isaiuruny ami win leiuru . -newn as the Miners, went e.t Inte the
any time up te midnight Sunday, giving ,pn( bv defeating Coatesville last eve
two days for the excursion. On the I ninR b,i ,low it jM p te the .Tersey
lennsylvunin the same rule holds except ,m,n t0 wl1 thl, PV(.inR and draw up
that the traveler must return en batui- fVfn tcrnia wlth Vran!; riruggy and
uuj uji t'i tnu iiiiuiiiKet unuii. ' i
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BUSY WEEK-END FOR
LOGAN REDJACKETS
Manager McCleskey's Eleven te
Play All-Phlla. and Riverside
The Legan Bcdjackets have booked
the All-Philadelphia eleven for their
opponents next Saturday at their field
at Kigteenth and Hecklund streets nnd
en Sunday the team travels te Biver
side. Last Saturday Legan wen fiem
West Walnut, 74-1). but the Bcdjackets
de net wish nny credit for the game.
flic contest wns booked In geed faith
supposedly with n team of the caliber
of Legan, but when the players showed
ill) they were but schoolboys and, rather
than disappoint a large crowd, the game I
was played. '
The management, of the Bcdjackets,
realizing tliht the club is net yet of the
celib'T of Frnnkfenl, Holmesburg,
Quaker ( ity nnd ether (lass A teams,
desired te brine; the term along slewh,
hoping thnt the experience nguinst '
mm, mil .nines tpfllnu t'fittii',1 iliir-trit- tlin'
first few games would qualify tlieni with
tlie bigger and mere experienced clubs,
and it Is still the policy te de se.
It Is the intention of the management
te endeavor te book only the first-class
teams, nnd with thnt idea Manager Mc Mc
Cleskey immediately closed with All
Philadelphia apd IUveraide for this
week's games.
Mike McTigue Finishes Stene
Menlrnl. Nei l - .Mike McTIku-, of "u "u
Yeik mliM.e weight clmnmlen of Canada
lini el'tc! out .Je 1: bteiie. of New Yeik. In
th.' lii.-hth ieuiiu of a ten-round match here
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TO
New
1 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
VCCOUNT
1 Pennsylvania
FOOTBALL GAME
B fi3 OReundTripfllO 04I
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Tickets geed en all regular trains, from Bread Street Station, West
s Philadelphia and North Philadclnhia, Saturday. November 12. ud
r te and including the 11 00 A. M. train, and geed returning from !
Kc-v Yerk en any train until Sunday night, November 13th s-ri
includmi- the 12 45 midnight train Monday morning.
mr SIMILAR REDUCED TARES TO NEW YORK. SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER ZO, ACCOUNT ARMY AND NAVY FOOTBALL GAME 'U
TUkett eoei at reduced fare en nil regular trains November SU up
te nnd Including the I200 neon train and te return en all regular
train, up te and Including the 12t43 A. M, train November 28.
SS Convenient lervlce te I'ole Greundi from Pennsylvania Station by 6th and
SS! et, Avenue elevated, all surface lines, and by 7th Avenue subway flvinir
direct connection from Pennsylvania station, ----;
E Tickets en sale beginning Thursday preceding the date of each game. ; I
PENNSYLVANIA
SYSTEM
Hie Reute of the llrendvvay I. hulled
riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
CELTS PLAY HERE;
L
New Yerk Five Meets Kayeula
Tonight Bruggy's Club
Defeats Ceatesville
CAMPBELL OUT OF GAME
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lrm nt Trrnten.
Sntnrrliiv rhllnileliihln r.t neidlnr.
r.""""1 -' Wllkcu-Harre, Trmten nt
llarrlftbarr.
Last Night's Results
i.wstkiin M'.veui:
Scranton, t.li Ceatesvlllc. 31.
NOHTII I'llII.AIllF.TT'llIA cmiuii
M1UF.
pfrtnniilnn lli-fthr-i. fll. Ml. Ilermen. 0.
srrnnrt Mennnnlte, ?7t Ail'-ecntr. 20.
Krl SI K.. !iOi Kdrn M. K.. 8.
NnnTmvBT mrum r.rAen:
Flrt Itt'lch. 83i OlUft-CovMient. IB
IWhlfhtm, 23 rslln rrnhrtfrlan. IT.
OTIIEIl UKRCi-TH
Aanlna llrlilrlirir, 21.
A. O II.. Wl: '. T tirt.. it-r. IS.
Triil A A Oil IllneMrttn. IS.
Iloeknnod. 2S Ottl-TlinfM. IT.
This will le n big niiht In basket
ball circles In Seuth Phi'ndelnhia. At
St. Anthenv'K TIa'l. T-ventv-thlrd and
Carpenter s1n"tH. the New Yerk Celtics
will meet Knveula. nnd the fnet that
the New Yorkers are In the 'imcghire
the ceuntrv ever, is epcetcd te die the
magnet that will attract a capacity
crowd.
Then agnln a let of fans will take
advnntnge of the opportunity te renew
ncuunlntances with the former Kastern
1 Leaguers who are members of the team
Ne doubt the center of attraction will
tc ivntnan neimiin. wne with Jennnr
Bccltmen Is signed by Tem Fuhrev, of
the felts, nt n snlnry of Kll.oeo for
twenty-two weeks.
Five hundred per week, nnd net per
haps, is the Ftlpcnd this nair of former
Kastern Leaguers Is pulling down, nnd
Fuhrey Is net losing nny sleep ever
being able te pay this princely sunt,
judging by the crowds nttending the
games in the garden. It all simply
menns tiint the basketball field is a
fertile one for men who enn see the
opportunities nnd arc net afraid te take
n chance.
BeIdc Ilnlman nnd Bckmnn. the
visitors will have "Herse" Ilaggerv.r,
,KrnIe"Riech. "Dutch" Dchncrt. Chris
Livnnrd nnd three ether star plnviTe.
The line-up of Kayeula will consist
of the regular team plus a couple of
extra men yecured by Manager Petey
Kilpntrick.
Skeeters Play Harrlsburg
'j'),,, Cjtmden Skeeters nrc out of first
i,.0 (emnerarl'v. Scranton. otherwise i
j !nn
Manager William Kennedy said this
morning lie would net use "Soup"
Campbell this evening un'ess absolutely
necessary, in explaining tnc rem-en ier
the star's absence from the Ceatesvllle
game Oil Monday, lie said :
Cemnbell wns injured lit Wilkes
Barre en Saturday night and- it we
five minutes before play could be re
sumed. The Injury became se painful
that while Jimmy attended the gnme en
Monday it was deemed best net te play
him.
"His appearance in the llne-up
would have made no liffcrencc nn no
team would have stepped Co.itesvllle en
that occasion. e will hardly stmt
' Campbell tonight and as the club does
met play for a week it will give him
Yerk I
-Dartmouth
MINERS
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1 1 $3.00 Kid $-1. 75 1
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gfl Dailfi apeciale all this week M
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Draws Princely Salary
r.v.-Jj "tt-:iir-"' ,i
NAT HOLMAN
Here tonight with the New Yerk
Celtics. Nnt and his teammate,
Johnny Decuman, are paid $300
weekly for their work in the bas
ketball cage
lets of chance te prepare for the hard
schedule next week."
Manager Kennedy would net com
ment en the player quoMlen which Is
te le discussed nt n special meeting
called for tomorrow evening.
Thirteen for SchmfeDi
Scrnnten walloped Ceatesville Inrt
evening en the miners' home court v
the Hcere of 45 te 31. During the game
Garry Schmeelk, erstwhile ('eutcsvl..r
manager, secured revenge en his former
teammates by setting up n season's rec
rrd of thirteen field goals.
This Is net an Kastern Lague mark
by any means. Back In February, 1010,
Carl Harveson, of Germantown, made
fifteen, nnd n few evenings later "Jlpgs"
Donehuc, of the Jasper Jewels, made It
sixteen. The, nearest approach te this
figure was by'Jimmy Kane nt Trenten,
when he made fourteen baskets in the
game In which Whltey Mnllen chared
the lidding players from the game, and
the Ucnrs made n farce of the contest
by piajlng with four men.
Scrnnten had no trouble In winning
ns Frank Bruggy contributed four bns-
kets nnd LImer Bipley three. Coates Ceates Ceates
vileo played well, out the Scranton plnj -trs
did net extend themselves once thej
had run up u big lead.
JUNIOR TITlTrUN
High Scheel Cress-Country Cham
pionship In Falrmeunt Park
The junior cress-country champion
ships of the Philadelphia pub lc high
fchoels will be held this ufternoen ever
the Dontheiibc Bew course, in Fnir-
mount Park, at 3 :4.". Teams from
West Pliilly. Central, Northeast, Frank
-or(l Germantown nnd Southern will
be entered.
West Phllly, champion for the Inst
three sears, is expected te come llirnnsli
again. The SpcedbejN have n galaxy of
stars, nnd It is doubtful that they will I
be beaten. Northeast may give t!n '
Westerners n little trouble. .
Huntlnaten te Meet Darbv Eleven
Tf.e JI'intirBten remlinll riuh. of tlni city.
wl'l ctiKase In n arid kiui.e with
n Jf-fVniJI&i.SSr. "rS
urtatnltrn nre kecpliiR In nliapc fir the t my
by practicing at nlirht. Coach Htanley- Hunt
in wirrtinB eui lemu new riays--
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NOVEMBER 9,' 1WK
STATE TACKLE WILL
HA VE PRIVATE SCRAP
Tiny McMahan, Six Feet Seven Inches and 215 Pounds,
Willing te Take en Entire Navy Football Team
N Here Saturday
By EDWIN J.
THE State-Navy geme, which will be
put en nt Franklin Field ;.n Satur
dny afternoon, will furnish the oppor
tunity for Tiny MeMahan. the big Bez-
,l,.l innM,, I.. ,l,.r-Irle n llcrhOUIll SCrnp
' ail his own. . ...
rrin.. i.., u.n mtrctiiir ii ritf lit smart
grudge against Annapolis In G'nct"1
since last winter and against Midship
man Wllkle In particular. Said Mid
shipman Wilkie will net be among these
present en the gridiron Saturday, be
Tiny instead, will tuke en the entire
Navy eleven. ,
Inst winter. Tiny hnd visions of .1
perfectly geed, clean and untarnished
record during the wrestling sensen. All
was fair nnd warmer until the Annapo
lis meet, when Wilkie went te the mat
with the State giant. MeMahan fin
ished second nnd his 11)21 wrestling
sensen was all smeared up.
Tin's 215 pounds Is stretched ever
feet. 7 inches. He i last nnd, ne
Ing of Irish-Indian ib", -ent, Is u fighter.
He doesn't like n scrap any mere than
a golfer likes birdies, nnd he has nn
Iren physique that will withstand any
kind of battling.
MrMnlinn him mlsfril only en
practice till urnnen uml linn pliijril.
trry minute of eery name n I lice the
flrttjslnirfr rnntt en October I.
Snell Is Out
CAPTAIN SNKLL, the State leader,
should shake hnnrls with Jim Uob Ueb Uob
ertsen, the Dartmouth pilot. These
two backs are nmeng the bct. in the
country, und are centinunlly hampered
by injuries or sickness. Snell. who Is
a Beading boy, has been in tough luck
all season. An injury kept him out of
some of the very early games and threat
trouble prevented him from playing In
the Lehigh, Harvard nnd Tech engage
ments. The un-Stnte athlete wns nil set te
get into the Cnmeele Teeh battle, but
n return ,of the threat ailment forced
him te go te the lie-iittil
An operation lias been necessary en
Snell's threat nnd he will be lnrtiinate
if he gets into the last game of the
season. Knabb will take his place in
the baclthelrt, nnd the ether three mem
bers of thp offensive quartet will be
Lightner, Wilsen mid Kllllnger.
Killinger will be leniembered ns, the
Vnillie. ,iin,l ilir nt, ! f'n.rn fVittitv-
.".h .. .u 4UI, V.IV. VI llktl. V""V, 1
ceiicginns eacs; in me running in me
Georgia Teeh game. Aftir the South
erners had scored in the onetime period
he caught the ball en the kickoff and '
i an DO jurds through the entire Crack
ers' defen.. for a touchdown.
It was this score thnt stepped the
Southerners. Penn State crei-sed the
goal line In every succeeding period,
Killinger getting two of the four touch
downs. Kllllncer U one of the bent qunr-.
terliiteks In football tmlii). IIc'n f
"bnil man" In broken Held, he runs
well frum scrlminnce formation and
In u Reed Held cenernl.
i Knabb Has Made tioed
iT1!" ca.s ?f Knabl) ls a lhl"s lessieu
-L for all substitutes who "are net geed
i enough for the varsity." This jeung
man has been meeting out at Penn
State for four seasons. This is tlie
first In which he hns had a chancel
ns n regular, nnd he has mnde geiwl
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Snell's misfortune was Knabb s geed
fortune. , ,
When Snell went en the hbspitnl
list, Knabb wns used in the bnckileld,
and worked in se well with the ether
phiycrs that he became the Jlrst sub
titute te Bezdek's captain. He' Is n
valuable man, betli offensively and de
fensively.
It Is n unique fact that in three
gnmes Knnbb has carried the ball only
four times, but this is net bemuse
he can't gnln ground. He is n stellar
man en interference, nnd is noted for
his nbilitj te take men out of the
play.
Knalih lins pluirced nlen? fur two
yrurn en flic nrrulia without Betting
much credit, but tills Ii Ills year.
Felucll'b Passe,
rrtllK Navy hns
nn extraordinary
-L amount of power this sensen nnd lias
shown remarkeble ublllty at gaining en
tlie ground. Then, tee, Feiwell has his
famous bnseball forward pass te rely
upon In ens" the State line holds up
under the" ground uttnek. The short
pass is Folwell's pet piny. He had Penn
nrncticlng It until the Quakers were
blue in the face. The Middies have used
this successfully as a threat te drive
hick tlie secenilar;. defense preparatory
te sheeting the bn ks into the line.
There is great demand for tickets for
the game, penn State studenls nre
coining down in force and graduates in
this clly nre bending every effort te ob
tain the precious pasteboards. Non
partisan fans in this cit.v also are Un Un
xieus te collect tlckfts It is estimated
thnt close te 32,000 will b" en hand.
There will be the usual hiking party
from State College Three hundred nre
n'nnnliig te walk from Centre Ceuntv
The students, however, de net envy
the record of .Telmnv Wes m nnd v ' "
ever It is possible thev will hop tricKsifi
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CITY COLLEGE FIVES
STARTTOMORROW
Scheel of Industrial Arts Takes
Place of Osteopaths Five
Teams in League
TO HAVE DIVIDED SEASON
Much enthusiasm surrounds the pre
parntlnn nnd prrii'tlce of the teams that
arc going te ivmnetn this sensen in the
City College IiMsketbiill League, which
ejHns In the Cent nil Y. M. C. A. tO
morrow evening.
All but one of the teams that fur
nished such writing nnd Interesting
games ns jear will compete this, year.
Tlie exception will lie the Philadelphia
Scheel of Osteopathy wl.leb will net be
represented in the league, the Philadel
phia Scheel of Industrial Arts bcinir
Mibstlltiteil.
Tlie tiain- that will trv ter the cham
pionship cup this venr are Hahnemann,
Phnrmiicy. Textile, Tcinpli Dental and
the Philadelphia Scheel of Industrial
Arts.
The basketball schedule tins jear is
divided into two halves, the first frem''
November 10 te December ?. After the
iiellda.vs the second half Is plnjed, the
winners of cm h half lighting It out for
the cup.
The stcend half of Inst yenr was se
evenly matched and each (cam put tip
such a hard game that there wns u flve
teani tie before tlie Plil'ndclphin Col
lege of Phnrniaey wen nut nnd then de
fcited HiihneiiiMiin, tiirrebv winning the
champien'hip cup. Hahnemann had
captured the fic-t li.ilf
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