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EVENING P'QBLIO LEDGEKAPHILADELPHIA, THUKSDAy, NOVEMBER 10, 1021
COCHRANE MA Y REGAIN
GUARD POST AT PENN
Veteran Is Making Great
Fight te Start Dartmouth
Game; Backfield Uncer
tain for Saturday
JOE DIBEN IS INJURED
m rAT.TER COCHRANE, Twin's
' hudsy llncmnn and veteran cunrd
cf the Inst two BeaBens, is making a
determined fight te win back lilu b'erth
(hat Graf, n former scrub player, took
i.rt Saturday. Te be en a team for
tire seasons and then te lese the pest
te a frcrub lifts fired the big Arizona
Jd with the ficlit that usually tells.
Icstcrday Hclsmnn sent Cochrane
Inte his regular place for the first time
lnee curly last week, and the manner In
ntiich the big guard smeared the scrub
Minoritlen brought a gleam of joy into
flus Zlfgler's eye. (;oelirniie was nil
ew the field yesterday and, despite
the fcllppcrv gridiron mid his weight,
inade ttieklei that scvera'. men many
pounds lighter failed te make.
Almest from the start of practice
Cochrane worked like a beaver, and
when the serimmnge drill started he
hlbltid the kind of play that mnde
blta a star last season.
Till- coaches tccre non-committal
abent the position Cochrane 's
fitewg for, hut one of the mentors
Aid that u continuance of yestcr
dtw's tenrk tceuld tern him hack hts
icrth. Ihh is Cechranc's last year
tt Venn and he is anxious te finish
it out as a regular.
Die Gig Gvnthncr, the former Broekb n
reWteclinic etnr who labored en the
Mce'ncl team enTuesday, was back ut hle
old pet jestcrday and exhibited the
fame amount of prowess in stepping
the scrubs as his side partner, Coch
rane. He will prebablv get the call en
Saturday eier Pendleton, who held
down the tackle In the offensive scrim
mage drill en Tuesday.
Cbanse in Une
The remainder of the line will be
the mime ns started last Saturdaj with
the exception of changes of position.
Jehn Thurman, the veteran tackle of
aBt enr' eleven who ban been plajlng
guard most of this beasen,.was switched
back te his old pest 5cstcrdnv and will
Kmaiii there for the rcmaiudcr of the
eeasen.
Sutherland, who played tackle for
the last four games, litis born Bent te
Thuminn'n place at guard. Sutherland
opened the reason nt tackle, but wim
cnamul when Injuries forced Thurman
te the sidelines after the first two weeks
of the reason.
There Is ii possibility that i.nrcss
vaag." who Is suffering from n, bndb'
fprntned ankle, muy be ket out at the
Dartmouth game nt the stn't and
Geerge Sullna.ll sent in. Sully has
been plalng reninrkahle foetbnll at
right end and In the scrimmage drills,
end the conches arc becoming mere and
mere Impressed with bin ability te catch
forward passes and te provide Inteifcr
encc. Itttpousible for Only Score
lie is the lad icspenMble for the tie
were with Swarthniore and also the
maker of the only touchdown Penn
has nindi' In the labt two games. He
Is ns light as Krtle. but fustcr. Ills
lack of experience is his only draw
back, but the coaches nre willing te
overlook this fenture if he continues
his catching of pusses nud general all
around play.
'Tlin laclficld is e matter of con-
jeeturc and probably will remain
10 until the coaches meeting in Xcw
Yerk Irldny night. Yesterday Jee
Weel the former Central High
Hchoel star, tcav mirrWc te practice
lecume of badly bruised shoulder
rrec ml in, the ecrimmage drill en
Tundaii.
rilen diii imt complain about the
'uirt Tuesday lifter practice, but unable
te ship il'itiiiR the nicht he called TJr.
Light s nt'eiitieii te it jesterday after
noon nud he erdetrd tlia bnck te take
rr-t, A n'ecinl brm-n will be mnde
for t he shoulder, and if there is the
'lighti'i.r improvement the coaches an an
tlclpine sending lJibcn in nt fullback
cgalti-it Daitineiith.
It' AVrav and Pes Miller are the
10 certainties ter the backfield, with
tli" diminutive skipper calling the sig
nals Te 1 lamer has net hnd enough
hraeliee this week -te warrant his start
5iS the game, according te one of the
teachi3.
Ah new plnrj have been devised for
'he tiircn, the conches have had long
practice diilK These were missed by
Ilaini-r bceuusc of late clasws, and the
Jesuit is that he will be in the sumo
Position en Saturday if he starts as
he was against Pittsburgh uninmilinr
with the signals. If the coach finally
'decided te start Ilamer and Rtben, the
hacktielil will 1h complete. AVitimer
'111 lake the place of cither of tliOM
mentioned if thej are unable te get
into the game when the opening whit
tle blows.
Hill Maker, Ilabe Gree. Tomuo
Jngdeu and possibly Mike Wliitcliill
will he reedj te jump into the breach
Whenever needed, Whltehlll'u injured
taeulder is mending inpldly and It
Would net be nt nil surpilsing te sici
hlra hi the game tfnturda. It will be
lememUird that he plajed a brilliant
Mme aguinst Columbia In New Yerk
8t jear, and he may de the came tills
'ear.
FOOTBALL
NAVY vs. PENN STATE
Saturday, Nev. 12, at 2 P. M.
I eserved scats $2.00 and $1.50.
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Fair Reeter Outlines
Plays for Coach Heisman
New that women nre In politics,
baseball and most every ether sport,
all that remains Is n football strat
egist of that sex. Coach nclemnn,
of the University of Pennsylvania
football team, thinks that she has
arrived.
Ter the last mentn the head conch
of the Red and Illuc team has been
receiving fifteen te twenty letters
dally fiem followers of the football
team, some with words of cheer,
ethers with advice and net n few of
criticism. It remained, however,
for one fair miss te hnnd the ccneb
a real knockout. In yesterday's
mail Hclsmnn received a letter from
a rooter, who signed herself "A
Tenn Reeter."
Instead of offering advice or
condemnation, she made two dia
grams in her letter outlining plays
that should prove successful te Penn.
In ene diagram, which Is drawn
with nil the cleverness of a veteran
coach, the letter writer 1ms the half
back going around the end all alone
and the ether three hacks te the op
posite side of the line te "distract"
the opposing team.
The ether diagram nas a sprcsd sprcsd
cagle formation that Is n pippin.
The bncks, rxcept the qunrtcr and
full, divj, for the center of the line
te draw nwny the opposing defenses.
Then, with the quarter showing in
terference, the fullback dashes mad
ly through an opening that Is made
for him by the quarterback, who
werku all alone, and, according te
the diagram, should net be mo
lested en his trip through the op
posing line. Simple but net easy.
Ten Colleges In Title Run
. lT?'i',!,,n ''", ev. 10- Ten lniitltut!cm
will lx represented In thi Mintwl crois creis crois
ceuntry chiiinplenshlp run of the Middle At.
jntlu Stutei Intrcell'irlB.te Athletic Aeso Aese Aeso
natien te be held horn .Saturday, Fhyvleal
Director Hareld lirum, t i.alsrettH Ce,
lece, said lust nlcht. IJntrles have been ra
llied from Bueknell. 1'ranldln and M.r
shall, IWilEh. New Yerk I'nhersi- Hut.
Tern. Jehns Hepkins, Dldtlnnen. Muhlen Muhlen
bere, Dc'ftwnre and I.afajette. I.a.fa.sett'i
hhi wen the championship raeh year slnca
the first rce was held In 1010.
Scraps About Scrappers
Illtly PlmDtm denies that h han mtmmii
from llalph Jannatty. who writes that the
llttlu battler has no Intentions of leavlne
tbe stable of the Atlantic Cltv handler.
Irtle MeCnnn. former amateur beier. has
son uattllnfr Ienard In Mi laat two
bouts, and bellses he can whin rinn n..
ley'n bantam pride. Leenard and IJIIly Da-
Mne liae been rematcheu.
Jehnnr Poison has placed himself linear
the inanagement of Javlc Harris, The lat
ter is alieut te atart a ramnffn tt,m
rnxseti against the best of the rhlliidelphla
133-peunders.
.Ten len has been puttlrc
In eons
diUKcnt ifis in tnc (rjmnasium
in DreDA-Ini fftn
hie encore with 15anny Krat.ier at the
Vallenal faturday lilnht. This will be the
uialflnB of Jnck llanlnn at th? nieventli
street club. Other matches en thin card are
Jehnnv Maheney vs. Hebby Mrfann Yeunir
Jee Chip vb. Timer Kelly. Willld Fer-usen
vs Temmy O'Toelo and Kid Welfe s.
Mickey Jlerrls.
Twe leral clnhs. according te Jno Conrey
nre dlckerlnit for Temmy Clear 's services
for a match Ith Johnny Dundee, of Nun
Ycrk. An un-flfte promoter Is neaetlatlni:
for a le-it between Cleary and Harry (Kid)
.Ter Ilnrrett. of Harrlrburc. takes hlH
tvpevrlter In hnnd and punches out n let
of feits why Mike Paulsei, the Dane
should le ulven reeocnttlen as a dancereus
"irhtel(tht Ilarrett writes of knockouts by
Pnulnen ever Jen McCabe and Stanley
Hlnc'le and a victory ever ntllv Annele
He lontends that Tim Drerey "has refused
te meet I'aulsen. and that there Is no
truth of a. meetlnu between hla Dane and
Jee Llbby at Harrlebure.
Rteve Slavcn has matched Kddle Jack Jack
eon te meet Ileliy Wilten nt the Cnmbrln
tomorrow nlcht In or.e of the prellniH te
the Willie McCleskey-Mllie Oredell mateli
Other matches arranged nre- Jee Aueatls
vs Temmv O'Tjiele. Trankle Smith vs
Wlllle Miiieiern and Gcoree Davis vs
Illlly G'.easen.
IMityalene Mlllrr nuw Is In ti stab's of
lrreddy Lorbett i"hn aNe innnaues Johnny
M.ijhevli. 101. and Daniel Cajfe. 115. .Mil
ler Is .' inldJIeMcijht.
Rar McCnrner nays l.e has been havlne
a hard time ctttlna- bouts for Al Gorden,
a 112 peunder vihu'his nut Buffered a de de
elshe reverie dlnce startlmr te bet, 3lr
rrrnv Is nntleuj te match Gorden with
Jimmy Iavcnd-r.
Vlnnlr Ifleer, a Mexlcin and a se'dler
In the fnlted t'tates Army ut Camn Dlx.
Issues a rtn'lenBO le Tat ffr.idly, Temny
I.euehran nnd Al Ver)eck-n He Is under
the ln;r of I.ee I'erbes who aUe Is u
boxer Lepez Is a mlddlev eliiht end Ills
manager Is ,i vwlterwelsht. Deth vant le
show ut rtilladelph.a elubs.
Willie Tennison Is prepared te meet
Frnnl.le Alder at iny uld time as Chaile
Welrmuller In leph te tl challemre Issued
liv .tee Smith's pretege te ths Tort Illch
mend welterueluht.
TmI Urudle le reniplettrjt arrinccments te
open a new nmiiasmni n Bjum I'liuailel-
pnia.
Tlin rtnnlmr . A t.11' reopen en ths
rls-ht of November 17 Carl Uarrett will
nisi' h Jee I.lbby for the siar bout
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JOHNNV MEALY ti. BOBBY BARRETT
jei: jacksev vs. riiKu itiitrteus
bMMV llltliniN vs. .lllll.NM TMAN
jeij ciuiiHiiK vs. ruxu; ali.k.n
Tlehet en sale nt Ire Tnlaeej 113J K. I'enn
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dalpH. 101 H, Dili ht.i Tendler'd Milliard Pur.
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VAST SPORTS BODY
URGED
Y WEEKS
Secretary of War Proposes Na
tional Organization te Con
trol Amateur Activities
STANDARDIZATION ONE AIM
Xew Verk, Nev. 10. Formation of n
huge uatlennl association, composed cf
all existent amateur eperts erganlza-1
tlena of Importance. Is proposed by Scc
lctary of War Jehn V. Wcckn In a
letter te Gustnvus T. Kirby. of New
Yerk, president of the Oljmpla Com
mittee. Mr Weeks in Washington lias made
public his letter, which bears the date
of November !. Mr. Weeks also has
sent Mr. Kirbv the draft of n proposed
sueecitB blinll he called the Nutiennll
Aninteur Athletic 1'cdcratlen of the I
United States.
Mr. Weeks' letter Is in answer te a
letter te him from Mr. Kirby. ent 1.1 '
tlie latter part of October, nud uskiiiR
co-operation in the work of Anieri"au
participation In the next Obuipic
Gnmes.
Mr. Weeks takes the position tint the
War Department is interested In home heme
thine much mere Mvccplng than mere,
national competition in the Ulmptc
Games.
The Secretary of Wnr hu'i In mind the
formation of an organization which
will have an Important, perhaps litnl,
Influiucc en the upbulhllns of the Na Na
teon's manhood nnd womanhood, an
organization which will seek te aid in
bringing phynlcal exercise, tlneiiglii
sports te n much larger percentage of
the population, men. women and chil
dren, than uevv derives benelit from this
bOUICC. I
The proposed organization would,
standardize the rules of all amateur
sports, would uiaintnln the highest Ideals .
of true aniateurliin. and vvnu'd direct
and control participation In the Oljmplc.
GamcM.
It is intended that each of the Indi
vidual organizations composing the mi-j
tleunl federation inembciship Miall di
rect Its own nctivitlcs and conduct It
own competitions in accordance with
the rules of the central body.
I'enaltles Imposed bv one rncmbAr
would be honored by nil member. It
is further suggested that there chnll be
regional nnd State bodies. In ditect local
control of upertu, en behalf of the na
tional body, in regions und States under
their jurisdiction.
Pitt Prepares for W and J.
ritUburich. Nev. 10 -The Pitt Pau'h'rb !
will prrtctln this mernlnu instead of nfter- I
nnen MnTbhul Pooh will hs the euen of
lh clt: te.lay nnd a. Ms rei..itIeii la te he
temlercj him h irhoel i lillHn'n ut l'eibes i
,-.!..,. .1I..U ..1,1 . .!. I.. I. . I.. ... . '
I l.'lll. , IllUil V ill mrnuitq 111 wru 111 ,11,
Afternoon hy the foeiball plhra. Ceiuh
Warner Is werklnir fcverlshlv te condition
hN mm for the blir Kanie with 'VVaahin.'ten
mid JelTctten en halunlaj.
Wesleyan Regulars Return
Mlihlleteun. Conn.. Nev 10 All the i,ien
who were lirulBeil In the Amherst camn itie
new hath In ths 'Uesleiaii line-up. l'jne Is
nurs'n? n haJIv rut lip. hut jilnj eel euler-clas-
at rlsh tunrj .in 1 did cnixl vverh
Orem and L'eivva iilajcd rt ilcft cuaid
The fcrhnmace v as tt linnl one.
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I).inllle. Ky., Nev. 10. Coach
Charles Meran, of the famous
CVntre College foetbnll team, an
nounces (lint h's plnyern will jour
ney te I'utadetia te meet the Uni
versity of Cullferuiu eleven en
Cliii"tmns Day. A message Inviting
the Centre team te piny n post
season game en the Coast was ic
cclved here neveral dajH age.
The local collegians have two mere
games te play befere the close of
the regular season. They will meet
tbe Auburn College eleven, ene of
the strongest teams in the Seuth,
nt IMrmlngham, Alii., en yaturduy,
nnd n. week later they will oppose
Washington and Lee ut Louisville.
Tlgera Start Swimming Drill
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tlce for the Princeton swlmnutic ami vat r
pole team slarlnl lir wlun fertv Men re
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Conshehocken'a Big Eleven
Frankford en Saturday
J'i'nnkferd nnd Coiihhebocken, tvvei
unbeaten football orpanlnitiens of thlsi
fcctlen, will meet nt Urevvn's l'ield, i
rrankferd, Saturday afternoon in n
game of the championship series. Cen- I
Bboheckcji has n ver- powerful team, I
with Hesctzky, Mackcrt, Archer, Mlt- '
chcll and .Tohncen, all IKK) peunder.s. ,
Manager Howker, of the Yellow- '
jackets, will net likely make any
changes in the line-up of the home I
team. I'errettl will play center. The '
backfield will start with Peel. Itenimy,
Smith nnd Ncmzek. Williams and i
AdatnH may start en the wings. Tayler I
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Speodbeys Will Held Mass-
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Game, Tonight
NORRIS GREEN IN CHARGE
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The annual foothill rnllv of the Wef-t 'l
! Philadelphia High Scheel will bp staged
bv the Alumni Ansoclatien nt Arcade
Hall, rifty-lirct street and Ilnltlniere
avrnue tonight. The rally will be
staged in nil effort te Inspire th"
Speedbey griddert en the eve of the big
Interxchelnptic League game with t en
tral High's Mirrors en Housten ridd,
I Twenty ninth nml Somerset tlrects,
tomorrow oftcnvien.
The mass-meeting lenigiit. which.
by the wnv, will start at 8 o'clock, is
what might be called a tradition nt the
' Walnut street institution. True, the
school hns only been in existence smcc
1011. but from the first time that the
Spcedbe.vH met the Mirrors, the team
hns held a rally en the cve of the game, i
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will give the I'leneers their first league
championship, l'rankferd la the favor
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second highest tcercr in the league, is
out.
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