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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEE PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1C, 1921
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Lafayette Will Be Clese Up When the Championship Football Teams Are Selected This Season
VICTORY OVER LEHIGH
MILL GIVE LAFA YETTE
UNTARNISHED RECORD
.
Easten Collegians Have Wen All of the Eight Games
Played and Arc Favored Over Ancient Rivals.
Why Han ard Doesn't Wear Numbers
, llv KOHKKT W. MAXWIXI,
jjyj S;ierl lklltnr Ktrnlns rubllc I rderr
51 T AFAYH'JTi: COM.Wii: will end one of the greatest football ee.ien In Its
Uceri t en Satiirdnv when tlie umieteineu eiven men-. i.n.n ... " ' " ""
geme nt Si.utli Hithlehein. lieenii-e of the elgln Miuight uteri!"., wiileli In
cluded tffims like I'itl. I'.uckiie.l, Itutgi- h ami l'enn. tlie KaMeiuaiis arc the
heevj favorite and sluvild emerge from the lliml tit-de with -'leun Mite.
Lehigh, hnwexer. Is net bems under rated, for (iltikV men have shown s.mic
troed foetbn'l in bK.ls this year and might spring n surprl-e. At any rate.
the same will be hard fought from whittle te whl-tle and the victor will net
heve n walkover. ,
. The Maroen nnd White is l.ied as a miner college and 'uiw been re
ferred te In that manner tl...- fad when di-.ti-lug the foetbn.l situation and
tfie Mundlngn of the tennis The -tze of n college should net enter 'nte dis dis
cisseons like thai. I'.'etluil f,.mu- aie deeidid en the gtldlre.i I .-ween teams
composed of eleven player- caeh, and only eloen men ran represent i team at
one time even if there are thousand- of ether s'udents te tit i-v trem. Hie
sninll ci'Hese with two or three building- might n- jn-t n- geed It football us
ee whleh has two or three dr.ien sentter-.i around the eiinipii.- and i htudenl
enrollment of mere than Ifl.iaiO.
111 ether words, when the i-cnren are printed en the (.ports page of our
newspapers, the names of the playirs uppear in the line-up, net the slc of
tlte college or anything like that.
Tiierefeie, it Ih pes-ible for a small institution te gain fame nnd glory
en the gildlren-imd step into the front rank with Vale. Harvard. Princeton,
Pitt, Suite. Penn and the et! -lr-. If the mvjrd en the gridiron Is geed enough,
then the team must be recognized.
. I.nfayette has n geed fertbnil tenia thl ear. It may be a gre.it team,
nnd again it iniij net. .lu-t the -..line, the Ka-tenians have done eier.Uhlng
naked of them, meeting ingot team- .mil wmiing each game. The victory ever
Pitt wan a lis Miipn-e. but after t liar bull i ll.ind'- men kept en winning and
proved the ti'.unipli was net a link'- W ln-n the i hamplenshlp viesens arc
selected at the end of the mh-en the Maroen and White may net be placed up
la front with Penn State nnd ale. but it will be mighty cle-e en their heels.
? We have reeehed m-oie- of letter- from fin-tb.ill fan- In tin- .section of
tjje reuntry boe-tlng Lafayette's team and vtiggcMing that n. po-t-scaBen game
he phi eil with I'enti Mute. Ne doubt this would be a great thing if It could
W Arranged. l.afactfe deserves n elinnee te play an eleven like Penn State.
SIX TIGER STARS
WILL
GRADUATE
rHK game, however, i,i out of the question, ai State leaves for
Xcettlr', Wash., tmmttiafcf after the I'itt ijnmc en Thanskgiving
Day, te play the I'niveriity of Washington en Dercmbei 3, L'len if
State u-fie irtliimi te play, the contest could net he stayed until De
cember 77. and that would be tee late.
Harvard System Helps Spectators
tJAItVAUD Ptlll refuses te w-ear number-, but Harvard students nnd Hosten
JEL football fan- who -uppeit the i "rim-en fmanelally are net raising any
llg nnd loud er becnu-e the Cambridge athletes de net sport numerical chalk -marks
en their back-. And there is a ery geed rca-en for this.
:- l"p nt Soldier-' Pield they have a system worked In connection with the
scoreboard that makes it ea-y for the spectators te fellow the game nnd luei
lentnlly give- the new-paner men u chance te find out what It's nil about.
"When en- entei- the Ilnrvird Stadium one is presented with a slip of paper
fibrillar te the heere sheet ghen out nt Shibe Park. On this paper the line-ups
of the C'rim-en and visiting teams are printed, together witli the substitutes.
njd opposite each nnme Is a number. All of the most common penalties In
football nnd the various method- of scoring, Mich as touchdown, safety, field
Kflnl. etc.. nre listed thereon under a separate head, and these, tee, nre
numbered.
" The scoreboard is u (emplieat'd affair, and yet easy te fellow. The
nSmber of ("owns and yard- te M' gained nre Unshed after eneh play, and the
number of the plujer carrying the bait nl-e is shown. When a penalty Is
irapesed the number of the penalty Is dlsplnjed, and by consulting their pro pre
Btn'nx the spectators knew why the yardage wns lest. This eliminates all
pOe.ssing. the geme is ea-y te fellow and even mllndy stands u fair chance of
discovering the score without being told.
The boys who run the beard are very proficient. They de net line field
glasses and de net take anything for granted. Men nre stationed down en
ttie sidelines wearing white gloves, which arc nil washed up for the ocensien,
Wicn.it p'nv is run off they go through a series of finger calisthenics which
idsemhle the manipulating that used te take plncc when the New Yerk C'uib
SJjnrkct was en the curb. The men en the sidelines knew football and nre
ctem enough te every play te get the correct dope.
TEDIOUS PASTIMES WAITING FOR THE BELL HOP
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VARVARD plays only one game a year away from the home let, and
that m against either Yale or Princeton. The ether contests are
utaied at Camhridiie se that the football public does net suffer much
because the Crimson duci net wear numbers, although it still would
be an improvement f the Harvard officials could be induced te bow te
the will of the majority.
3 Play Legal, but
TJ AST Saturday, in the Penn State-Nnvy game, n forward pnss was tried
U by the Middles when the ball was a'-eit three ynrds from the sideline.
Irhmcdl'itelv after the ball had been pas. ,i the Nny end ran out of bounds,
but steeped en the field again after covering abi ut twenty yards. He tried
te get the ba'l. but failed.
; Had the ball been ,iusi t and the man scored a touchdown there would
live been quite a strenuous argument ever the phiy nnd the Iega'lty ques
tioned. Kllllnger, who wn- plnying back, shouted te the officials that the
Nlivy plnyer was out of bounds nnd had no right te go nfter the ball. How Hew
cwr, this point was taken up and decided in tlie interpretation meeting last
yfar, nnd it is perfectly legal.
5 A player may run out of bounds en n forward-pass piny, and if he catches
the bnll In the field of play It shall count as If nothing "had happened. In
eflicr words, the position of the feet nt the time of the catch determines the
legality of the play. Pertunately, this has come up often In the games.
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VL'ST the same, it doesn't seem fnir te allow a man te use the terri-
? J tery outside of the boundary Zi'nci te yet after a pass. It ti ren-
.-, trary te the rulri of thn game and next year the play should be
S ruled out.
" f .ipynul-f J5JI, ty Publle Ledger Company
GAULT'S PLAYING .THREE "VETS" BACK
1 PLEASES MILLER; ON SPEEDBOY FIVE
Keck, Garrity, Leurie,, Heeper,
Witmer and Stinson Have
Played Last Game
OUTLOOK FOR 1922 POOR
iiy .tack sTiirinxu
I'ermcr I'rlnrcien iti irt'TlmcU
Having closed n rather dark sensen
with one bright exception of the de-
fea' of Harvard, Princeton naturally
turns her ejes toward the yenr te come
nml it- prospects. Last Saturday the
senior- en the Tiger team were nn ns-et.
whll, the yeutiK-tei-s plnvinc for the
Tils were linhilitles. Saturday nt fi
P. M. tli condition wns reversed be
cause one let graduates while the ether
comes back with experience ns a foun
dation. Just what has Princeton for
next year?
Keck, (Garrity, r.eurie. Heeper. Wit
tuer and Stinson will be graduated.
What a void they will leave. It will
have te be tilled, and well filled, te win
next cai- after what was &cen nt New
IIuYen Saturday.
Verv little can be looked for from the
fre-hman squad, except backs. Ne
great linemen were uncovered, nnd al
though there were some possibilities,
they will take n great amount of de
veloping. Wlngate, the captain : Harry,
neattle and n Couple of ethers show
me.-t preml-e for vai-itv material. Thes.
men are all backs, however.
Dlusniere Shows Premise
Wingate, who wns captnin of An An
devcr lsi-t year, is a quarterback and
has gicit pos-iMlities. Parry anil
Heat tie nre both halfbacks and should
uivelep Inte very valuuble stuff. Din--mere,
a (Sermantewn lad, nle shows
premise, iiltheugh he is n trlllc smnll.
Ilenderhen and Shncklcferd nre two
substitutes who will make n geed bid
for a varsity pest in the future. Hen Hen
dereon was the skipper of Pemfrct last
j ear, while Shackleford comes from the
Upiseepal High Scheel, of Virginia.
The Omelettes this year did net held
the premise that tliee of lO'-'O did Put
that preml-e was sadly broken. Dick
insen, Inst year's gunid. will b- baik,
Murrey. List year's halfback; (Vuurn,
another hnlfluick who played with Penn
Slate in l'.l-O, and shows abllit as a
line Tucker; flermnn, quarterbeek of
the freshman team In 1010 and substi
tute varsity quarter last jear; Milady,
n tackle of great premise, but small
ability with text books ; Treat, from
llo-teu College, should make u geed
center; Hills, the Hill Scheel all
around athlete, has the makings of a
great tackle. Adding nil this te tlie
varsity sqund, the result -ecms te be
piipinlsc but need of development.
i Scott Geed Tackier
On the wings Snively, Scott, Itutiiu.
Gray nnd Tyson nre the only pes-iblll-tics.
Winn, who is noted for developing
ends such as Legendre ami Stinson.
should be nble te get one geed pnlr out
of this bunch. Snively Is already n geed
all-around end and in addition can pns.
Scott wns one of thr few men In the
Yale game who tackled below the belt
line. Ituttm although a tnekle by pro-fes-len,
Is n little light and will tirob tireb
nlily piny the wing position If some one
else can be unearthed te p'uy iiickk
He played n beautiful game at tinkle
against Yale when Keck had te be
yanked.
At tackle there Is going te be trouble.
Keck anil Heeper played every game
this year and no likely substitutes were
unearthed. Hills and Milady would
make n nice pair, but will they be
eligible? And mere than two tackles
are needed.
There is plenty of material for the
gunrd position. Unker, Morgan. Dick Dick
ineon and Lipscomb are u nice quartet.
Wllmer's Less Hurts
Winner's graduation leaves a big
breach. Treat seems a geed man for
tills job. but substitutes will htnc te
be found. Perhaps Iiip-cemb wil. be
pressed Inte seruce. Treat wa- a star
lineman at Uo-ten College in 1!.0.
Wingate, llender-eii and Harry all
were stnr quarterbacks et school, but
whether they will line up in the big
leagues Is another question. Euwcr will
be. back again, as will also Prank Mur
rey.
There is nn abundance of backfield
material. CJllrey nnd Cltnvcs, of this
yenr's varsity, head the li-t. Murrey,
Heb Stinson. Van (icrbig, New by.
Smith, Alferd. Ktnery. Kuwer, Crumm.
Harry, Shackleford, Dinsmore, HeatHc
und a ceupii' or ethers are. going te mnl.e
lompetitlen pri-tty warm. Twe geed
backlie ds bheuld be dci eloped out of
this crowd.
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Pleading Undergraduates and Alumni Throughout Feet,
ball Season a Hard Jeb, Says Rice Mere Inter-
sectwnal Gridiron Tests in Prospect for Next Season
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ANY writer wne is cnucu upon - ' ,f VV,"U",B1' wuu,u "" surrca up
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MEALY
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Right Hand en Jaw Lays
Johnny Completely Out
in First Round
REFEREE FLOYD CENSURED
SWARTHMORE AND HAVERFORD
PRIMING FOR ANNUAL GAME
Scraps About Scrappers
llnhhr Ilnrmn. thn heutliwark oeuthiww.
ulil te nfmr hla fourth (Uralcht len -rknut
whuti he ineetF Juhnny blurll.m In mu
vlmt-ji) Rt lhf IUJmi t msht. 1',rn c,imi.,
Il rilislne. will rn.r elt with rranklc IlrBd
ley .ml Kill (Jruiij tulea ea Ai llultznuir.
In tt.c ether reur-ruunacrK.
Ky LOUIS II. JAFFB
Histerv reiveated when Hebby Il.nrrett
completely knocked out Johnny Mealy,
nfter two minutes thirty-six seconds of
the first round in the semi-final nt the
Ice Pnliep lnt night. Iilmtieally the
same thing occurred in MM, when
.lehnny Kilbane right-punched Irish
Pat- Cllne uneonseieu- at'the National
A. A. in the second round.
After being dropped by a hefty right
for n count of two. Mealy nrese te his
feet, Mill out. with arms dangling
loe'cly .it his sides, and another straight
Wnw in the chin felled the woozy Smith
PM'adelphlau Hat as the proverbial
pancake, his head sharply striking the
canvas. It was net necessary for Hut
crre Prank p'evd te count.
Incidentally Barrett wns supposed te
e i i ut bed at I e" lock ye-tcrday aft
ernoen and It was report en no weuw u
limbic te appear In the ring.
Mealy did net mee a tee as lie lay
pi one en the fleer and be had te be n
ried te hi- corner. It wns nt least ten
minutes before he was able te be es
corted from the ring. The first tlilnK
.Tidinnv aid when he opened hw eyes
was, "What round is it?"
The referee wns criticized nnd cen
sured bv hundreds of the spectators for
net .-topping tlie match after the first
knockdown. Uingsidcrs Immediatel
realized thnt Mealy was in bad tdinpe
when he jet up without taking a longer
reunt. nnd many ones of htep it
vere -ounded. but before I leyd could
iiiterMMie Barrett drove ever Hint ter-
lillc right-hamliT liu-n en uie t-mu.
Floyd Kxplnlns
"Me'il's cves were all ligni. -am
Plevd after the contest. "He dldn t leek
te me as If he was in peer condition
or 1 would have ncted mere iiuickly.
llewever. I did net realize my luirtakc
until It was tee late."
Thnt Barrett pes--csses one of the
most terrific right-hand punches of any
lichtwclght seen here for many moons Is
hcveVul in " queBtlen of a doubt. Alter
two minutes of fiddling around a ring
Mde snertater commented. I.arrett
hn-n't used his right yet, has he.'
Then, swi-h. u right-hnndiT srns-cd
Mealv's chin nnd he becume webb y.
quick ns n flash another Barrett right
connected with Jehn's jaw and lie
Hopped te the met. Menly apparently
wa- se dazed he didn't knew what t
wa- .ill about nnd be siruggled te his
feet as seen. a he could
That Mealy was mu in i" . ""
Swnrthmere is preparing for the
thirtieth nnnunl battle with Hnvcrferd
in n manlier that is befitting for se Im
portant a game. Although the Garnet's
tennn has been n fairly successful one,
while thnt of her nnclent rival has net
been any tee bright, 6vcrconfidcnce dec-f
net exist among Coach Uey Mercer's
men.
The recent victories ever Stevens nnd
Jehns Hepkins hns given the htudeut
followers of the team a feeling of con
fidence. The Garnet defeated Jehns
Hepkins, 7 te 0, while Hnvcrferd was
a comparatively easy victim of the
Baltimercans.
Warned of Over-Confidence
Onptnin Geiges. the brilliant qunr
terback of the Garnet, has cautioned his
team against ever-confidence.
"Comparative scores mean nothing
for this gntne. V'c expect Hnvcrferd
te put up Its usual hnrd game against
us. It counts Its season n succor
If If n .Infent Swnrthrnniv. The rnmp
j should be a battle that will rank with
the greatest in the series between the
two instltuitens."
Conch Mercer ngrees with his field
general nnd hns made It known In no
uncertain terms that the game is bound
te be ns bard ns nnv en the schedule.
One day this week has been lest from
the schedule becnu-e of rain, but yes
terday afternoon Mercer made up the
time lest bv M-ndine the rceulars
through n long drill. He premises the
aiue this nfternoen nnd the remainder
of the week.
Carter Out
"With the single exception of Carter,
the former Northeast High Scheel stnr,
who left the Niind becnu.se of a broken
arm, the hame group of veteruns re
mains from the start of the season.
Injuries have been frequent, but out
side of Carter the team will be intnet
for Saturday's contest. Hnvcrferd 1ms
been forced te ehnnge Its line-up fre
quently during the sensen becnusc of
Injuries. This hns greatly handicapped
Bennett's team.
Swnrthmere will probably line-up
with Jncksen and Ogden, ends; Dudley
nnd Wilcox, tnckles; Willis nnd
Knniier. gunrds, and Cernell, center.
Captain Geiges will call signals in the
baektield. with White nnd Asplundh
nt halfback pets nnd Ynmall nt fullback.
Hnverferd's stock for the finnl nnd
nil-Important game of the sensen with
Swnrthmere Snturdny took n rise of
several hundred per cent with the vic
tery the Scnrlct nnd Black scored ever
Trinity en Wnlten Field last Snturdny
in the first meeting of the two institu
tions since MM.
1hc score, 0-0, ders net indlcnte thnt
Hnvcrferd outplay cil the visitors
throughout the gnme nfter the cnrly
part of the first quarter or that the
Scnrlct nnd Black kept te strnight foot
ball nnd wns net forced te divulge any
of the lnrge nssertment of special plays
thnt Coach Mike Bennett has up his
sleeve.
Scouts from Swnrthmere took In the
game, but went home with notebooks
full of useless dope en Havcrferd, for
the Scarlet nnd Blnel: demonstrated
none of Its most powerful plays nnd
fermntlens.
The entire team came out of the
Trinity jrnme in geed shnpe except for
miner injuries. Left End Wnlten wns
out of 'crlmmnge for n day. but get
back te real work yesterday. Ituss Al
len was back in the line-up nt halfback
nnd ndds speed te the backfield.
Havcrferd, with the return of Allen
nnd Cnntnin Nnte Sangree. hns two
complete backfictds. nil of which have
teen vnrsity work nil sensen Se many
injuries have been sustained by the
first-strlig backfield thnt u Inrge part
of the game-i has fnllen upon what nt
the beginning of the season was the
scrub baeltfield of JIntzke, Ilellnniu,
Arneld and Lewis.
All of these men nre out te give the
icgul.irs n big fight for their jobs in
the finnl week's work of the season.
Immaculate Wins Twe
Immaeulnte Cencuptlnn's basketball trams
artilfd two mere vlctnrlrs te thetr trlnr
of victerin when thry traveled te Wt
Mile lint evening nntt hnnded both clubs
a trlmmlnic. Tlie first tram wen 111 22 and
thn recend 22-S. ricel nnd lllnler were
the Mars. Thla evenlnir Immarutatr. meet
Triangle at It home hall. Third nnd llrewn
rtreetH.
Dartmouth Stars Out With Injuries
Hanei cr, N. II., N'ev. 10. Cnach
Tack Cnnnrll announced tedhy that C!itc!c
llurkn, Mar halfback, and GcnrKe Menrr,
uard. would Iw unable te plaj- agalnitt
Syracue Saturday Hurke 1,. suCerlnir from
a wrenched Unes. reenlved In "ie i'enn name,
and Moere lias an Injured lei:.
respect nlwnys Is deemed te dlsplcuse
at lenst 08 per cent of these involved.
Fer one example, you can boost a
ballplayer fifty-six times, criticize him
once nnd you have him feel that you
tire hounding him.
Pleasing various undergrnds and
nlumnl throughout the football season
is an even lmrdcr Jeb.
Ench one thinks the ether is getting
all the best of it. All of which udds
te the gnycty of cxiatence, i bowing, as
it docs, nn lntcnsa enthusiasm nbeve nil
ether things. ,
"Suppose," writes n Harvard man,
"Vale and Princeton both beat Harvard.
We're outplayed or morally beaten (via
the press) anyhow, even when we ac
tually win by big scores. Se what dif
ference does it make? .i
Whereupon he enters the following
rebuttal :
Press Cnwhr Crimson
You've venc all wrong in your old song,
You're wrong beyond a doubt
You're wrong, because you say there
was
a j.-...- Vnl. itn was out.
But. truth te tell, wa knew full ircll,
IKfttuc cr the score nnpni ,
The press would hail ew xin J eic
A victor moreuy.
Year after year the salty Icar
iTjmm Miitfffi.i .innii JKiruiiiu a juv(
Iiceause the mere they'd raise the score
The greater tnetr uiijr.
They'd think they'd wen ni j
.,mi-,Ylit... r "The. Hail."
In headlines rrrentf, would tell the
i i.
"Harvard outplayed by i ale.
Well, Hardwick gored (nd ItrM:lcv
scefed,
.I,,,! nthtir ihlnns took place 1
And Casey ran and e'en Mahan
Acress Yates goal iceuiu "! ,
if.nf 1.infci' if? Why. net a oil.
We falter and turn pale
Peer Harvard men, you re leit again,
The press has iron for ew?
llARVAKD ItE-MOlllTL 111 S.
.Tink-lnr KnnU
IN RANKING football teams at the
end of a season, the standing of the
clubs In n victory ami ii'mui mi...
doesn't always mean u let.
Fer cxnmple, one could hardly figure
out the respective ratings of Cernell
and Penn Stale in any such fashion.
Cernell had no hard Knmc en its
schedule, where Penn Stnte had te go
out against Harvard. Georgia Tech.
Carnegie Tech. the Navy nnd Pitts
burgh te call it n yenr.
Princeton's schedule wns far harder
thnn Yale's. Suppose Yale hnd humped
against the Navy nnd Chicnge for Oc
tober tests?
Harvard also took mere serious
chances ngainst Georgia, Penn State
and Centre, all first-class opponents.
Te remain unbeaten only means a let
when rankine opponents nre ever
thrown.
Iiilnveclinnnl Te-dx
Tlimtn will likely be mere intersqe intersqe
tlenal tests next yenr than ever
before.
The West hns tasted bleed nnd the
East hnrrlly enres le stnnd pat en the
11)21 intersectlenal record.
The Army nnd Itutgers haven't been
nble te give Notre Dame much worry,
but if Netre Dame could be brought
Fast ngnlust some team, uch ns La
fnyette. Penn Stnte or Cernell there
would be quite a flurry.
Princeton gees te Chicnge next Oc
tober nnd that will be n stnrter. Penn
Stnte nnd Georgin Tech, by drawing
28.000 te the Pole Grounds, showed
In this way
The Floating Pass
"tTOW is it these forward pa,se8
-f-1- your team works seem re ....
"In the first place," he said, m.
men knew hew te take a bell out f
the nlr. In the Meend place, r,
crs nre taught te threw a light lull
thnt float after a fashion. It fTles wul1
snnnil etimir-1, l,.,t u .i ,. ! "!-8. '"in
lly in the receiver's hands. It ?.!.
easy bnll te catch." ni
nn
Which carries out the idea expressed
pf old thnt the forward nassini I!
n mere of a science thnn many ceaX
think t s, nnd that umazingly f.
football players have ever perfceted u
i anything approaching ' Vl
expertness.
mechanical
y w II have paid out $.".1:1,000 te m
.VrJ KTt0.' Hurvenl u., Z 2,.W
'iicir trinie nnrnmnhf li
I.I1. A - . .
V i, lZ" !nnrpln" nnv ' Barnes' tS;
erld Series could show. b " m
fopvrleht. ten. AU rlaht, rtstrvt
Beets and Saddle
J
The Advance I'iii-n ,.,iu ...i . ..
(rcnth is the feature, of the mid-week
card nt Bewie today. Wonncennn.lt..
"""nt nnd Muttiklns nppenr te be the
-en enders in a field of six. "
.Mnlilen two-year-olds contend for thn
mmMi1 f00"'1 rnCPH" The h'r race!
am clnlmlng events. Horses which seem
well placed nre: Fitat race. Yartma
uirinn Coeli7' FlnnlsI MnM! fcwend'
AI Over, Meuse, Far Sight- thlrH1
Pnu Connellv. T.n nr VnS Ba ' ..t?.lr?'
oed"1 , Kink Monre .,
oed Violet; sixth, Fnnteche. h,.'
iiiesive. l'-rederlclr tl,n
Hviin, . . i.
Bar One, Siesta, Versailles. '"
S?rr WA ",'f"V. '"...
nt
liirei number of influential l rliwJ, i iKt
jtjr ' hipped llielr char..." "SpriSS'etifS
ark
?,n?,h,hen. be "llrf,i ,0 " ' u 1- Hr ,
K! U IIesb!1" " ycarllns b' Commander J
Majer Aurust Dflment'a colors airaln will
'fii?tn en ,h" turf nt Jear Hr h h? JJd
.hlrtcen .yeunOTters te the racra in A.
T "JVi" .fi?hly ';",". "meiff ?he numb,
ii a run Blrtnr of Man O- War blns '
0ne IoeTtnK Ally bv Kal? l'lay.&hubah.
Brown Ready for Colgate
.!!!?" WW' N'ev. 10. Ilrewn had an hour'
iVi?""Wrav ln "reparntlSn "e? "5l'
fhiit' Wrf."'.1 ""''Inren uslnu the name lln t
,mi ?r!vn? nBnln"irvard. Mjera, M.
am. faulkner and Taaiche are uii In Am.
??."",. 00,n,dltlen and will play BalUnla"
varrt".i."rewni? "n- showing against llir.
work until after lhe Colsate game.
Secret Drill for West Virginia
Morrnntenn. W. Vn.. V-'ev. 10. Secret
practice wa acaln renewed by Coach Swlri
for thH V(t Vlrulala eleven for the W-
Sera tame at Naw Hrunnwick en fialur.
ay. and tlie aecrecy la obvleualv tn ertra
r?-"on.er 'hB w- ani1 J- Kn-m Thanlcnmvlni
pay. However, fincara devoted himself men.
ly ie peiuiiins off his old play and no ntw
ones were Klen out.
l4einie Will Likely Give Lecal Bright Prospects for Basketball
Season as West Philadel
phia Holds Initial Practice
Independent Star Chance
in Canten Came
li
ilelnie Miller, of thn Phi'ade'phln
QOakcrs, i decidedly pleased with the
jilnyins of rhnrlie flnult, former
Xlftlmrsbure star, who mnile his debut
In; the gnmi) with hH former team
nates last Friday at the Phillies" Ball
1'flrk.
XTlin team hns been vterkins out at the
Phils' creunds everv niernmi; nnd the
former Penn All-American end hns
Itv PM f, PKF.P
The hnskethnll tmm nt 1, ,.
PI n.,,1, ll,i ri! .i c- i i . Jirnrny llaxter. I'at Di -ney a Joe l-'rnnklln
1 Mlackdpllla Ilijrh Scheel has get under , ,i l'ddy Murphy v i'euns Terry .Mc-
Lew Srlnipp has rececred from tnjurlea
nunciiLd In a re"-m nufh. Hr will he ready
ti. b-x HKaln by the llrnt of Uni-mber An
iltert it Iwlnc mad tj bonk un tichjpp
wuh Ji tinny Wilten, tin- iiumplen, at
Hcranten, l'a.
Tern IiiElili" will br.ne I.tttle Jeff tn
Philadelphia n KrIJav nlclit for a mate n
wlih iTaiiKlii Muruji at thn Cambria. The
Naltlmeia k.dfli, li a ruica.-d lattler. Hcnnj
IbiBM will fe en in tt.i- neml avalnat Whltey
rwa n. uiner ikjui,; je., jieimeni a
nppnrent. for lie swru-i w um .. 6
the ropes te the opposite corner, evl
d.ntiv without seeing or knewinc that
arrett uh "nnlli.B n ddle of
Ji.".!.. 1'bi.ii that third tcrnlic rlcht
in ii-. -. .--
the sensen was net efli- evern-
way. Trti'
eiullj epiui'd. ,r aiiytluns like that;
but nn Interelass T.easue Kaine wnv
'tarred yelerday. ANe, tlie vanity held
it- lir-'t renl pim'tlee.
nnen Weiller, eini li of the tenni.
nethilip but prnUe fur the pluyiinr 'it, who nKe hns i-harRe nf tli,. grid ah'
trw leeni iniieiieiHU'iu iu"iiun. " in " Kn'Kuii'in, ua- viriiiaiiy a veteran team
MHp tins no intention of starting (.unit
In. the nme en Snturdny he neierthe
lriil will S?t flrht ca'' when a inun Ih
jicedeil te relieve one of the Scott-An-ateTson-Cofnl'
-Smith qunrtet.
ITlye former All-Anicrienus will be
ec'tn here en Saturday when the fn-
J30US nilieii UHimi'Ki "I'l""-' - '
Itd-s. The saine will start at '-' P. M
back for the coining Heni-en. Of last
len-en'i rhnmpienshlp five, which, by
me wuv, was cnmneeii or l-Jlllett, ( ap
tain Stevenson, McNIchel, Sweet nnd
Hnekalew, tlie Inst two nre the only
ones who have left the school. And
four members of the second tenm nre
In line nlie, while teerul substitutes
nre back.
Instead of -: nH heretofore, and as n C'niitiiln Heward Stevenson. Cencii
tmre is no contest in ii-un iu- iiimm eiuer nas one ei ine nest cxpqueuts
te say nothing of ether inti-
ended the match, resulting In "Jie et
tl,e few knockouts suflcred by Mealy,
e,,p f which was at the glcACS of John Jehn
ny Kllbanc.
fieldstcin Wins
Abe Attell Goldstein, the little New
Yerker, displayed a. corking right-hand
punch in the wind-iin against natling
Slack In the third round Goldstein
sent Mivk reeling aero-.., the ring te the
ropes wltli a straight blew en the chin
Time and ngnin the (.etham kid shook
' . , ll.nt lint Ik. una 11111! lip
Danny Kwlcrri. 'f i.anayiink. haw eemr ' up 111" nicuiu "" .
iieiu i"n. --iiui.iiy iiunnan i te drop ijuuhhk " .......... -. .
l-s linui. , .. .........
.lee .IllClfiOll scertu u ic.iiu.l-ui
knockout ecr Frankie Alder when the
i i niit ni, i i t iiia iniirrn
Tite hefty puncher iwl set tnsether ntlicfcrec hjlltci nesw. 'a '",''" '.""' "
), Vuilnnnl tin S1.l11r1l.11 nlL-.it ..h.. I 'Mm lnttnr MIS (IlllCinSseil, BllU
Wlilley nuterald Urkles Lilly Ani-el,. lhe i ., . ' nwlmllatlnc n terrific trouncing
In , i, i...iii from YurV I'n Revral ml... 110 WBh asSlllllluliUr. " .,., T. ....?
. ., ... ..... . . . ...... . . . . . H,,.. . , .1, ...,1 u ,1,1 nil .
lirlflc hlttiri are en ine hame card. Alex I when 1110 inuik-'i , -.....-..
Let Fatima smokers
tell you
mil ullh
r ml -i riifi Iii n-e " naa Uau'l And , f.i,,. ,.,;,, ' bout
n. .,.,. IU tlin nnnrhur .l Inl of f.in lh, . tjOll'slClll S IHMll
wuiKOla aie pasulru: up.
CeTfrvd of the seaben is e.Mieefd. Mum of the cage game in the public high
i,n.nns nremlnent In the n.-lnl world n-lioels, te say nothing of ether in"ti-
ii live filed applleatietis for boxes te bee tutiens In this city. "Stevie" ( one
pejrtens
YiV fill
tb game nt this varly dut
tfhe, line-up of the vUltnri includes wiine time, nnd
ich plnyers as Ilel. Hlggins, right end. with the former t.
ann St te AU-AmerlcMii; Pete Henry, ibtnr. Hill Patten
mtch
Tan
of the fastest boys en his feet seen for
cnslly enn be ranked
great Ornngc nnd Mine
!lir tnekle w. nnii J
O? Osberu, right guard
s-
All- Vmerieau;
Penn State.
"At Keener, cenier; rst.tre uaine ; ivm
--!.".. . i 1 1 u.n.A . III.. I.
OrlUltll. lell punru i-eini i-ihik, iiiuu
. inr, rn 'uui I eipnrp. .vu-viiiL-ri-
i bird Carrell', left'end, W. und I. ; iT l the fan
Keihplen, ip .rtetback a!e: av. faiaeil for tlieli
halfback eitn e leny iinge. iiKiit the luiversity
tbacx, Texas i uversiiy ; i.w 11 crack guard
til tulinncK, centre .oiiege. umera in the wuy nt new men, cuier nas
l-nrsens, iinipren
Jncksen
i.aiu. virx I u 111-11 ill- nn--- ...
Hart, of (Jleve.ancl fac.H Harrv (Kid) Hiuwn ' ,ir,mned Alder for the count Of nine In
In the. ini-uu. I'atay VVul.ac vh. Ilattliliif i ",rel'''r" , ",i
Mack Marty iiurnu va leny lianiels und
KJilie Umpacy u. I'at Marley are etlier
numbers.
AI HcjunliU haa uraituatfd Inte the junior
llghtnulKht dMilen. This Mnnayunkir ban
Leen In ktrld ir.ilnliiir ler feveral wueku and
defa nut bar any ui.e at 130 ixiunds.
.Inhnnv Tene haa taken evar thn man
aBr'il relna of Yuunic llubldeiiu. local lisbi
wclllit. liar Ilrlmnnt ! ft -halIen te Kid
Wolfe, the Seuth PHludelplila Beeker II, -in
ml haa in-en doing a let of buxlnv up
threuih tha State, where he Is a big favorite
Oeeree Werner, a Hnton battler, ti tn
town and he l le 1 sculdcd here by Uoehoo
lli.rf ltnn hiLn rotten tecrthpr n nlftu
llintf, the tall lean center, is nn- etable. ether -nlttnr n undtr hl wlnn Ulri
etl-r stnr. "Pet" en eittjump any' h' "', ' tK-'xiVSr., je't ,nr .l' ' "'5
Oil 111 tlie League ; at 'enst. he did Inst purcher retently raiurned from Chlcige after
M'.T, nnd Khniild p'nvii n tower of uc.ceiful Invasion of the Jllddle IVcst.
strength. Jehnnv .McMehel, u inein-i
tne-is JIc.McllOl family, fU JllUrr ha- returned from rytrelt
vii'i ivi-ii ini-ijiiv.nMt, nn- i rtn
eli deeds in the cage at!"la'rrr
y of Pennsylvania, Is a wrkii
btlin visitors are Henry Itebb. Ce- "Wvii" McMahon. Parsi
Lwr AU-Amerlran : Jim Merrow, Rm Kllllnger for his first string, ureat
"firtjv; J neiusen, est irgiuia ; tilings nise arc
ne partner for Jack Johiren for h'x
WrCKl. Mil er m in e 'iii mr vui
with any et the llk'lit heavyweights
J'j-t
r'd
for
competition
O'Dewd Falls te Impress
New Yerk, Nev, 10, Phil O'Oewd, con-1
jiiianp nr atpI imiri : jum iiyiil-ii. uiaue nu
' Ills first String, lireat and new he wrltea that he llkea the lit crcat Impression ,at th I'leiier 8. n In
cvxnectcit of JlnlthewH I mere every day. Jee, well known In oral, bis twelve-round crap -with Sammy Nable.
pxpectcei VI "'"""eMoljujte clrclea. plana te eatablUli a Iralnlu. of thU town. Nttl0 w given the 4ata'
Jen ChrlMlnna haa been "down en the
rann ' ai vineiana, n. J.. r r?,YerB' wens.
.1... . ...nr.il rmind
Sammv Pritten, n southpaw, knocked
Jehnnv 'Tyman into u semi-conscious
condition a bceenu or se aiiur uiu ulu
(.rumlcd ending their six-round match.
TMiian wns backed In his own corner
mid fell into bis chair ns it wns pushed
Inte the ring when the gong tolled,
finishing the fracas. bile Hritten
was the lctiir, it was net by n knock
out. Tymnn was dropped twice in the
bt-eend round. "...
Willie Allen returned a winner in a
hnrd battle with Jee Christie ln the
opener.
Naval Heme vs. Broekllne
The United fltatea Navn'. Heme football
le ni will men the eli-ven representing the
llroeklyn Hene Club en the latter'a fluid, ut
JJi.rby and JiNli read. Ilroeklln. Hatjrday.
Th eanu la scheduled te Hart at 3 o'clock.
Th Naval Heme anireealten haB en coin
nt Ki'ii' 'l'-'l all aeusen and It la thought
Hint n cIohe enma will be played with the
Jl' i and Hlue.
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assgr r x r TmgW MI JP
Tf Mi f I t i '
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will de"
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but taste the difference
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Ex iM m 1 1.1 fd d I J.I l.t a. i
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TONIGHT
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Till,
nml finest llnnr In City
ICK l'ALll'U OltCHKSTKA
Three
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1SVKKV Tlll'KSIIAV. iTIIHAY
HATfUllAY AND MHMIAY
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BOXING
The Trust aald we could net run,
we nre runnlni;
Tuesday Night, Nev. 22
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TICKJH'.S ON 8AI.I: TODAY
FOOTBALL
1'IIIi.A. HALT. I'AKK
Saturday, Nev. 19, 2 P. M.
Don't Tall te dee the (Sreatcit Collectltm
of 1'oetball Sturi eer seeu teeether
In one Ka.me.
PHILADELPHIA QUAKERS vs.
dANTON (OHIO) BULLDOGS
Tickets nt Conway's, Cllmbets'. SpaWlnp'
FOOTBALL
CORNELL FRESHMEN vs.
PENNSYLVANIA FRESHMEN
at rnANiu.JN nm.ii
I Saturday, Nev. 19th, at 2 P. M.
. All eeilK eenerni .iiliiilM.tnn, Sl.00, ou !
ut A, A. Oflirj-, I'nuiktlii Tlelil. .
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iw. iMfvactu I una ajruuiu.
camp en bis I arm next aummsn,
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