aiM WH rH EVENING PUBLIC LEDaEB--PHILAI)ELPHIA THURSDAY, 'NOVEMBER 17, 1921 19 Red and Blue Squad Sent Through Strenuous Half-Heur Workout in First Morning Practice J if FOOTBALL IS A POPULAR PASTIME AT THE LEAGUE ISLAND NAVY YARD '. w 1 pieneers Can Gain High Scheel Leaguo Grid Crown by De feating Germantown Secret Formations te Be Used Puzzle Lafayotte en Eve of Grid Classic a PLAY ON BROWN'S FIELD BOTH TEAMS DRILL HARD WIN WILL GIVE I j FRANKFORD TITLE m LEHIGH THROWS A SCARE IN MAROON r Football iNTEnsriioTvsfie Tiwera STANDING OF TUAMB Vi'nn Let Points . 858 phlurteiVwa : : : : : : : n Oermantewn Cntrl ; Nerthat ' a,tthrn . v 0 1 a ii 4 TODAY'S OAMH .-.., TtlrK at Frankford niKh, -2!S?. new. Oxford plke near the hlah school. Soccer ivTmsriteuSTic i.rAfliTC O.rm.ntnwn Hlh nt Cjnjral Hljh. Hu. itm Field Twsnty-nlntli ami Snmcrwt streets. Trankferd Hlfh at Southern HlEh. r-RIVATK SCHOOLS' I.EAOUK Germantown mends' at Havsrferd Scheel, nVVnnCharter kt Wilmington rrlends'. ity rAUL, piiep Tlie big foetbaH same between Frank ford High Scheel nnd Ocrmnntewn High Scheel will be played en Ilrewn's Field, Oxford pike, above the high Khoel. this afternoon. A victory will rfvc the Pioneers the Tntcrschelastlc league championship. A defclft, how ever, will force Frankford into a tie with West I'lillndclphla nigh Scheel, provided the Spccdbeys win from Southern High tomorrow afternoon. Tbe rieuecrs tediiy will meet strong opposition. The Cllvedcns have been pointing te this game. They have been taught mere plays and arc working with tnere vim than at any time this season. They expect te upset the hopes of Frankford for the title, and leek for ward te establishing 1021 scholastic football history by topping Gelge's leven. Germantown has made several changes that have proved successful. Fer Instance, Shecmakclf. tackle, nnd Phillips, half-back, were shifted te the ends, and both showed wonderful form. Gciiuantewn has what is considered the best forward -pass attack in the city. Either Johnny Knuffman or Karbnch can toss the oval with mere than ordi nary skill, while Lungren nnd the two wlngmcn are clever nt receiving the ball. Dackilcld is Doubtful Coach Miller is doubtful nbeut whom he will start in the backlield. Knuffmnn and Lungren'nrc certain te btnit. How ever, the dlffculty arises in selecting the ether two backs. In Hickard he has a geed line plunger, and Tompkins is n second Halbcrstadt In open-field work. It It thought likely this quartet will start the game. Fraiikferd's aggregation, despite Gcr Gcr mintewn's grent improvement, reigns the favorite. The tenm is clever, and has had only seven points scored en it all senen. The team is intact, with the possible exception of Charley Weeks, etar fullback, who is injured. A grent game is expected by followers f both teams, and the schools nrc plan ning te turn out bodily. Soccer Title at Stake Vest Philadelphia High Scheel for the first time this season is the favorite te win the Intcrschelastlc Soccer League crown. The tenm has net been beaten this season, and followers of the Speedbey dribblers, nre looking for word te the second successive title. Last week Northeast High, the team which was picked te win the cham pionship enrlv In the season, was tied by Centrn! High Scheel. Wet Phila delphia High previously had been tied by Finnkfiird High, se both teams were thrown into a deadlock for first place. Tomorrow afternoon, en Northeast Field. Twentj -ninth and Clearfield streets, the two teamH will battle for the championship. Speedbey Harriers Cep Tille The annual cress-country champion ships of the Philadelphia public high schools ever the Fairmount Park course of three and one-half miles jestcrday aftornoen wns wen by West Philadel phia with 2.1 points. Northeast High was second with -10; Central third with 102; Germantown fourth with 115 nnd Southern last with 172. It was the third time West Philadelphia had wen the title The nice wns captured by Offenhau r, of West Philadelphia. He pulled a Wg surprise by winning in 18:115. ns Kech, of Southern, whs expected te pull through with a victory. The latter just about heat out "Harney" Oldficld, captnin of West Philadelphia, bv a few net. Chnndrcs, of West Philadelphia, finished fourth, while Mcrenbeck. of Jierthenst, was fifth. OffpiihaiiHer, the winner, Is only six tn j curs old nnd a sophomore in the Orange nnd Rlue Institution. He ran vor Unshy race nnd crossed the line an easy winner nnd was cheered enthu siastically by the large crowd which lined the course. Of the first ten te finish the winning Warn placed six boys. Northeast placed "fee and Southern one. Ferty-elghth Ward te Be Busy "II team will 1 I-ertv-elahdi Want hankM- ih.i i "".Imva a Duey wsen. leuigm Hi,; .,. ,.JacK iiirum" (Jld-Tlmers at Ht i;- u - ,i 111 tnmoirew thty oppeno Cnrle Feri. -iL.i.u ".naiuraay mey play ti una a. rty;lerhth Ward Is yet undefeated, havlnit i!',rai D'lmar, De Sote. K of C, St liirt,.5i" of the Hrothcrheod Lracua. and 5n,?MMl,n Memerial. Korty-elithtli Ward iimi .,.te llear rrern "' r out-of-town y'n A.J('" Jeseph eraham, WOO Seuth ceniaii street Yeu Aute Knew I k,iVen'Ilry wlrr rrem h p0" e t'l MUK " "uu ""or te In contact lth any mi'lal """iae.1 and may be hard te mart. alilU"1 Brlnl"nf inliN be careful net te Wllnder"' B'1,,Jmir compound te enter the thante, in the krernc prnUly of the casn. 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'4iSi Aw LLLLLLLBfflHiKvNLLaHlBrLBHiLLHr VBarHip VBHSsW&lBrLLam1HLLLiBWbflflBHAlABkBli ip k.flk Xs r yLsrLHiLi flswsid. JsrLLsrflBT S LBLLLLHf LlflBtarLLLS&AiBLLLLw VUHiBbbuaJHhL. aW f .LB LBtfaaV" KsraVRTT k BBBBBBBBamfBB LB V 19Bl 1 LWbhB . Hk, .LBBLHBHHBt& bV.bvW WIKB3&zSBUffBE&fBb uLmK a iKrK1 HBMBy iHbHbbbHbIbvvbbfXSj This picture gives ou nil idea of the CORNELL PREPARES FOR FORWARD PASS ATTACK Ithacans Indulge In Leng Scrimmage Preparing for Penn Game Itliacn. N. Y., Nev. 17. A de fensive scrimmage was the feature of Cernell's practice yesterday, tlie heav iest In a week or mere. Coach Doble dis liked sending the plaers out en n soft field, but he declared that a real scrim mage wns nn imperative need, and for about nn hour tlie regulars gained n taste of some of the Penn plays a Cljde Mujcr's scrub team worked thenii Much of the interest Iny in the de fense against a forward-passing game. It is no secret that Debie leeks for Penn te employ the overhead attack extensively unci he had Pfann. Ham sey. Lcchler und Knw en the jump all through the sciimmage. knocking down or trying te intercept the passes thrown by Keeney, Pest nnd Wnlil. The line wns en its tees and fre quently se hurried the pileses that the plays were Incomplete. Kaw , Hansen and Lcchler played only part of scrimmage, Deble taking them out after he was satisfied that they had a sufficient warming-up. The balance of team saw It through, hew ever, and they gave u geed account of themselves. Scraps About Scrappers Jee MendVll. of this city, was a winner O'er I.en? .Tlmmv nmriV. lunlnt- llchtwehrht champion of the Middle 'Wiet. en 'lucsday nuMi in tnicuEe rtcceruuur te a wire to day, It was a ten-round match and Men dell led In eicry round. Jelinnr Moren, of .Southward, has Eddie reW. 128. and Matt Iiechlir. 108, T.orl T.erl Ini: out i!all in his cam. lie eas th-se bejs ure ready for action against any ei:c their respective weights. Bebby Hurman. local featherweight. Is out with a challenge te any of the llt-l-'t) peunders. The eeuthpaw Is In swell shapu and punching his hardest, he sajs. lleiiny Has will make lile Introdjetlen breru a ttnlneten nudlence when he meetr Whltey Uansden in the seml-nnal te the I.lttlA Je(f-1 rnnlile Murray matrh tomorrow nlsht at thu Carnbrla Club. I'rellme: Jei llelment s Jimmy Ilaxt r. Pat Deenev va Joe 1'ranklln and Taddy Murphy s. Teung Terry McUevern. Jack Ilanlnn was In New Tork yeeterdav looking for ta'en for Ills ereclal Thans Uvlng Day matinee at the National A. A He It dickering for a mietlng belwe. n Jimmy Hanlen, of Denver, and Geurgc C'haney. 4 Preliminaries te the bout between Bern I-enard and Bailer Treedman ftt the Ice Talaco en Tilted ly night will bs the fellow lug matches: Temmy Cl'njy vs llnnv al ter. Geerge Hagle vs. EdJIe V agend and Hebby McCann vs. Karl Ilartman Alt of the bouts ure scheduled for eight rounds. Jee Kennedy writ's that Pete .Hartley again has rut out of a match with "Ilir Drenev "Itartlev ran out of a bout with Tliuethv at Providence several weeloaye stiSes Kennedy "and new he has cjlled off a match In New Orleans with Dreney." Drenej's ambition Is te nl'et Lew Tendler, Hucky Kansas and Geerge Chanel. Temmy rranslen. retired boxer, lealerday started his f-mrth vear en tin, pollen force The 'ermer Gray 1'erry iu er n auacneu te the Thlrtv-feurth district Klfteenth street and- hnvder avenue. He has been detailed te most cf the bexl.vg shows here. J!ddle lele, 112-peunder. Is being trained dally by I.e aiiiclds, who uied te condi tion Tl Tl Krne. Dejle Is anxious te mfct c barley Hay. Thll Mangerr Is managing Eddie. PITT "GOING TO COUNTRY" Glenn Warner Plans Special Prep aration for State Game Pittsburgh, Nev. 17. The Univer sity of Pittsburgh football team is 'iviliitr te the country" te complete preparation for its final game with the uni efeatetl I'enn smiuu iv.uh Thanksgiving Uny. Coach Warner lias made arrange ments te tnke his gridiron warriors te the Kiskiminctas Prep Scheel, at Sa'ts burg, Ph.. en Friday, nnd te keep them there until the morning of the game. Immaculate Wins Anether Immaculate Conception basketball team added another te 'ts list of vlcterlis by lcfeatlng Triangle ifl-22 at Third and Drewn streets The feature of the KKine was the i lying of Kegel and lllsler. Manager Lees as slgnid h new plnver In I'openlch and " villi nlav at guard tonight against Ht, Mlchelas, (ii Atlantic Clly. Next Wednes ' v Immaculate Cencent. en meels tbe Quaker City l'r s nt home and the foIlelng week mrets Nativity. IBiuOIHIII Iff v BHI (u,c SCHOBLE nA derby style eminently proper. Scheble hats represent the true artistic effort of a master of his craft. u!OwJDiJi JrLfY-I s ON SALE AT THE LEADING SHOPS ' large number of Unde Sam's seamen PENN TEAM INDULGES IN MORNING PRACTICE Coach Heisman Sends Men x Through Snappy Signal Drill Before Breakfast This Morning POS MILLER INJURED pOACII JOHN W. HKISMAN, of the University of Pennsylvania foot ball team, inaugurated morning football practice for his charges this morning. The entire vnrsity squad, twenty-six-strong, livlug in the trnlning house, was routed out nt 7 o'clock this morning nnd fifteen minutes later the players were en Franklin Field ready for a half hour's workout. At 7 :-15, Heisman sent the enund Inte the dressing room, nftcr one of the most satisfactory slgnnl drills held this sea son. The chill winds that blew across the field forced the Red and Blue clad athletes te open wide the speed threttle te keep warm, nnd they dashed up and down the field w 1th lets of pep. The veteran coach was enthusiastic ever the work of his charges this morn ing. "The plajcrs show nil kinds of pep in the morning and I think I will held scveial mere before breakfast drills before the bensen is ever. "Ueth elevens showed n complete knowledge of their slgnnls that is net always apparent in the afternoon. 1 wns really surprised nt the speed and dash of the two elevens this morning. Te a man they went through the signal drill with n 7.ip and enthusiasm that augurs well for the future." UEt TEIS.VAy plans a hard afternoon MA for Ai tenm today, A scrim mage drill hetween the vanity and freshman elevens is en the card and one between the seconds and the scrub. Ycstcrilav one of the hard est scrimiiage drills of the year was held trlfA the varsity and second teams alternating in meeting the ficshman. and the scrubs. The drill started with the varsity and scrubs en one end of tlie field and the seconds nnd freshmen en the ether. After n half hour the teams chnnged, the varsity meeting the vcnrlbngs and the seconds tlie scrubs. Prem 'start te finish the four teams battled with the varsity and second showing uprcmacy ever the scrubs and freshmen. Sceics were tabooed by the conches nnd as seen ns a plujer broke loose nnd started down the Held he was called back. As a result the tutors were able te get mere weik out of their churges. While the bcrlmmnees were net with out their compensations they nlse had their drawbacks. Three members e the varsity squad Bulflercd injuries. Al Ve'gelin was lilt ever the eye while carrying the bail and rendered uncon scious. After a short rest he resumed play, but did net feel right after the drill. He was dizzy ler a long while i . """""'ii It's Derby Time ! I II V-. fer I II lt - who ero booting llte oval In their spare tlme In Seuth Philadelphia. Itcccivlng .Station and Hospital ' Penn Swimmers Have Ambitious Schedule Manager W. S. Palcy, of the University of Pennsylvania t,vlm mlng team, announced the fchedulc this morning for his nntaters. Nine meets nrc litcd with u tenth ns tentative. Virtually the same teams as have been met for the past years are listed. Conch Geerge Klstlcr, of the mer men, expects te hnvc u better season this year than he had last with Olg Gcnthner, Heist nnd several freshmen from last year te add te his varsity veterans. Miffilu Arm strong, one of the best dlvcre in Intercollegiate ranks, will lead the team this season. The schedule follews: December 0 C. C. N. Y. at 3W lerg Januiry H Yale at home. January 28 Navy at Annapolis. Scbruary 10 ('. C. N. Y. at home I'ebruary 17 Yaln at New 1 liven. February 18 Browm at Providence. Kibruary i'4-Prlnceten at home. March a Columbia at New Yerk. March 17 Princeton at Princeton. after he had dressed and Dr. Light ex pects te make a complete examination te see if he had suffered' uny concus sion. irec te OOELIS fs making a great fight retain his pest in the regular backfteld. which hr lest as a tesult of injuries in tha Lafayette centrit. Yesterday Coach ITriiman started him with the first eleven and he made a nreat thewing, both effeii' tively and defensively. In addition te Vegelln. Sullivan and Pes Miller suffered injuries, though net serious one. Miller twisted ills knee nnd wns forced out of the scrimmage. He limped badly nftcr dressing, but wl'l net he out of the game for any length of time, according te Docter Light Miller Is the bulwark of the Penn team nnd if he should be lest for the Cernell game, the Itcd and Blue stock weulJ fall considerably. Lacresse Practice Started rtnltlmure. Nev. 17.Whlle spring and Its collegiate sports nre still far In the eff'ng. Plana for the 1922 lacreese keasen at Jehns Ilerklns nre already being whlpr.ee! Inte shape. A tentatlve schedule calls for home games with St-vens Tech. Princeton. L. high and Syracuse. FOR YOUR AUTO SIMON Heed & Radiator Cevers Pievcnt I'reezlng Keep in the heat ant) live in I have discontinued the cover business, but have a tnv asserted sizes left which I am selling AT HALF PRICE negular Trice, fl.20 te 115.00 While They Last, 2.10 te S7.80 Mall orders filled by Parcel Pest C. O. D. Give name, year ejid model of car or drlxe ever and let us fix It. S. C. SIMON, 2057 Orthodox St. Phene Frankford 3238. Frankford. Phlla. In the gre NEW FIVE IN CAGE Wayne Junction A. A. Will Be Coached by Bill Mernlnggred The Wnyne Junction Athletic Asso ciation has organized u first-class basketball team mid will piny all the leading teams around Philadelphia tills year. They arc being coached by Hill Mernlnggred. who made a name fet himself playing in the Enstcrn League several years age, and the team should benefit by his experience. They arc anxious te hear from all the first class teams having home floors nnd offering reasonable guarantees. Address nil communications te Jeseph Plover, care Wajnc Junction A. A., 4003 Stenton avenue. Temmy Gibbens Scores Kaye Wlntl nr. Ont. Nev. 17. Temmy Gibbens of St Paul, knocked ut "Seldl.T" Jenn. claim. in .1 the luavvw eight baling cham cham "lensnlp of Canada. In the llrst round of i i leir stucuuiu iru-iuuiiu ujui nerc. ine eunil hid hardly begun when Gibbens land- . .t r laf, ,i ,VA 1,iu fhitt n..,i, t Vw. f.r. .. . !ln down for a count of eUht. He was again Unbred as seen as he arose. As lie cime back the third time Gibbens caught him with another left te the Jaw for the full count. Gibbens vvclihcd In at 173. Jenes at 173. jfmve a The Best Seller and Why IN nearly every city of im portance no ether cigar sells as heavily as White Owl. Smokers are buying White -Owls three at a time because they have found that White Owls are uniformly high in quality. They knew that one White Owl is like every ether mild, even-smoking, free 5 drawing, enjoyable from end te end. They like White Owl's full size Invincible shape. They like White Owl's price 3 for 25c. They like White Owl's mild, yet satisfying aroma. In short, White Owl is thriv ing in these times because of the value it offers. Try 3. 0en&LA Ct&vi. Ceu NATIONAL BRANDS DISTRIBUTING BRANCH 1147N.4THST. PHILADELPHIA up are the members of four gridiron SCHWAB MA N PILOT FOR 3 YEARS J Star Guard Has Acted as La fayette Football Captain Since"1 91 9 MAY BE 1922 LEADER Ka.sten, Pa., Nev. 17. A junior in roi'e and vt captnin of the varsity ' loeumii team ter tnrpc years: I Such Is the un"iinl and wonderful lecerd of Frank "Dutch" Schwab, the star guard of the Lafayette College foetbull team. Sehwah this season is one of the lending lights of the un defeated Lafayette eleven which Is in (he running for the mythical champion ship of the East. Three jeurs age Schwab, whesi- home Ir in Prtten, Pn., entered Lnfujutlc I from KlaVi. He made geed with u INC m m r JB. sflssHsHsW ijjMsW squads U. S. S. Michigan, Marines, leap nnd earned n regular position en Conch Ur. "Jeck" Sutherland's team. Ne cnptnln had been elected nt the I'lnlt if tilt, ,M-m'!mt.i Uf.ni.iiti ltttf In -. , .. .. iiiknifiin 'iiiciii. a.i.v ... the sqiidd were "He-lie" WYlden. cap- uin-eicct et tlie 11)17 team : (.rant Scott, cnptaln-elct t of tlif 101S team, both of whom entered the service In- stend of returning ufter their election, nnd Jee I.eheckn, captain of tlie S. A. T. C. team. HecntiRe of this no cap tain was elected until tlie middle of the season. Schwab acted as cuptain i until the players finally selected Wei ! den as tmlr leader, i At the t'tid of the 1019 easen no I enptnin was elected. Whvn the sen- te.i began Conch Sutherland appointed iSchwnb. the acting captain, and thii position he held the remainder of the year. mis jcar .lee i.eiieckn was elected enptnin. He wns Injured, however, In the second game of the season with the Cnivcc-lty of Pitts burgh and 1ms lx ( n tumble te piny since. Schwab has been the nctlng captain. Twe men aie ,:, iinc for tin- cap tuincv (if ni m jrai's team. Schwab ni.il "Mike" Oticiln. the st-r'lng half back. Iieth nie in line for All-Amerl-cnii honors. I. nun be that Schwab will he clccti'd, thu- having the honor of swing as football captain in each of hi i four yeats 1.i college. Vhite 3 for 25c ' 9c for One Bex of 50: $4.00 fS5?' Humors flenting down en river zephyrs j from Iletiilchem te Kasten, Pa., have I thrown n scare into Lafayette, hard at i practice for the nnnunl Lehigh Valley gridiron classic with Lehigh Unlver ety. . A tussle Mill be staged this Saturday , in Tayler Stadium, Hethlchem, where the Ilrewn nnd White warriors nre in dn'Iy and terrific session in the ln ln clexure which lins been made virtually "irtlght In an effort te preserve Le high's dress-rehearsal secrets. Despite thin precaution it has be come known In tlie rival enmp that Lc Jiicb is working en a trio of new for mations, which arc Mild te be ns sure ground-gainers as the mns formation used by the Germans in the thrust en Paris. Thcse plays have net been tisea be far thin season by the Iirewu antl White warriors in their games, and Ivifnyplte scouts have net been able te pet n leek. Hence the worry at March i .,. . 1 1P"', Lehigh is confident that the nccrct formations will set all Lafayette's prep arations at naught, nnd that the myB myB terleus, net te say lntrlkkit, new playa will run the Maroen rngged trying te Qr.il out what it's nil about. Tlie beauty of the "hush-hush" trick plays Is said te lie in the fact that each is n triple threat ; that is, that a pass, a kick or a rush can be nttcnipted from each, according te the formation of the opposition in guessing what It's going te be. Anyway, Lafayette is working des des rerntely with its offense In order te offset Lehigh's "nium's-tho-werd" ground-gainers. Coach (Hick is expected te sturt iJUl Springsteen and Art Cuslck, tnckles, and Paul Larking, end. All three are veterans and they hnve been nurecd of late In special preparation for the last game. Despite the rain a scrimmage wns held Monday, in which the scrubs used Lafnvctte's familiar formations, the double and triple pass. There was scrimmaging again yester day, nnd the coaches are satisfied that Lehigh will net be the victim of any walkaway en Saturday afternoon 0 -, wl -i .- I 1 ,i i m A 1 I vjl Mt m &, .' ia 4 , . .7Wvi
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