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Pioneers Hew Their Way te High Scheel Grid Title
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IIS FIRST TITLE
Summers Stars in Victory That
Bring3 High Scheel Foot
ball Crown te Pioneers,
LARGEST SCORE OF SEASON
Frnnkfercl IIIrIi Scheel realized n
lonB-clieriohcd nmbitien yesterday when
It dcfpAtcd its old rivnK (ieminnteuii.
8." tn 0. nnd tiioreby captured its firit
Fubllc Hieh Scheel I.cnRiic foetbnll
chnmpienihip.
In the five lcnfiic pam"' plnyrd the
champions Mint out their rivals without
a score.
The Pioneers, in mnkinc victory cer
tain, rolled up the lnrge-t scerp of the
year nsninst their suburban riwiK
uliewInK n power and drive that left
little doubt in the minds of the larae
crowd of spectators that the prccnt
eleven is the best in the hMery of the
school
Te Summers, the ciant halfback, gees
much of the credit that brought victory
te the Trankferd team ye.tcrda Ills
end runnitiR and open-field tactien were
the bet ever 'een en 1'rewn's I'ield
nnd mark Summers as one of the best
backs of the season in local schoolboy
ranks.
Summers wered the firvt touchdown
nbeut the middle of the tir-t period,
when he broke through the Oermantewn
line en a double pass from Keumiey nnd
ran thlrtv yards for the tally.
The second and thlid periods saw the
Pioneer halfback making Ionic calns.
nded bv Capt.iln Itemmey and Iielit Iielit Iielit
foet. Me almost scored in the ecend
period when he took the ball ever from
the a -yard line but fumbled. Bennet,
an end en the victorious team, fell en
the ball for the second touchdown.
Runs Fifty Yards
It was in the fourth period that the
rtnr halfback was at hi bpt. The
Cllvedens were at this time staging an
nerinl attack wliiih carried the ball into
Pioneer territory. K.ubaeh, Gorman German
town's hnlfback. henwd the ball In
the direction of Lundgren, who is one
of the bet reeehfrs of forward pas-ei
In the league. Sutnmers snatched the
oval out of the air and bv shaking off a
naif-dezen taekkrs ran fifty jnnls for a
touchdown
On the first plav in the final quarter
Summer broke through the line (n an
eff-taekic play and zigzagged his way
through a broken field for his third
touchdown of the game
The Clivedens were eutplaved in
every period except the third, when they
held Frnnkferd oer'li-s. Lungren re
ceived forward ;ins.e in this period from
Knibui'h en thiec oce.isinn and In each
case made 20 Mini. It was another
pass from Kaih"h te I.iingrni tlmr
brought the ball te I'rankferd's 3-ynrd
line. Anether attempt was unsuccess
ful the bull grounding ever the line.
Gennantewn tiied the n'lial route
again in the final period, but failed,
two Frankfnrd touchdowns resulting
from Intercepted pushes.
Frankford High Scheel, as u result et
the victor, will b.- the first school te
have its name engraved en the new
Dutch trophy (mblcmatic of the public
high school champion-hip.
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fieiiunntewn High 35-0
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8hanghal Collegians Seek Basket
ball Games In This Section
The nll-Chlnesp ba.-ketb.ill team,
made up of former college stais of
Shanghai, are arranging seeral gauK-f
In this section and de-Ire te hear from
Kayeula, Acquinas, H. P II. A .
Parkesburg, Kphrata, Media, West
Chester, Downingtevwi, Mllhillu and K.
of C , St Xicl.e'n", Jlerris fiuards and
Vandnll. of Atlantic City.
The Oriental cagemen are practicing
every dm . Thr team comprises K. V.
Veng, K II. Vang, M T I.e,., C. (.
Tung, II. (. Yu and II MuraUnnic.
C. C. Yung, who recently was gradu
ated from Columbia, will jump center
for the all-Chinese collegians. Ter
games communicate with J. P. Dcvir,
402 Washington Budding, Philadelphia.
Phene Lembard 0110.
SHORE SWIMMER STARS '
IN WEST BRANCH MEET
Alexander Burman, of Hygela Club,'
First In 100-Yard Open
Alexander Burman, of the IIgicn
wimmln,? Club, of Atlantic Ciu , de
feated n field et local talent and wen '
first honors in the 100-yard open ,
scratch race, the big cent of the West I
Brunch Y. SI. C. A.'s Hwlinmiiic meet,
held in its peel at Vlft -second nnd i
Sansom stieets last evening. ,
The shore lad started out In copping
the first heat ngaln-t P-it Hcilh, et i
Meadowbrook, nnd Cnnhvi, .i Petri
man, swimming unnttm In d. nnd Inter i
lu the flnnl ngiiin turned the tihk. win
ning in the fast time of Is! I-." seconds
Lecnl sv immers le-t out in two et
the ether three open event-. After three
preliminary heats in the men'- '-'20-ynrd
handicnp race. Henr Cia, un
attached, was dfcided winnei hecmije
of his elap-ed time of ,' minute- 1 I 1-."
seconds being the be-t (trn hud an
lS-seoend start in his heat
Beth of the women'" event- wen te
out-of-town girl-. Gertrude Cderle, of
the Wnmen'H Swimniirg Ass-icintien of
New Yerk, world's champ, wen the
100-nrd scratch race in th"1 excellent
time of 1 minute 11 seconds flat.
The women's 100- ard handicap bat
tle was awarded te Bernice Custer, of
the Cirls' II.gl"a Swimming Club. e
Atlantic Citv. Her time was 1 minuti
22 2-.- seconds.
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Basketball Statistics
STATUS
UNCERTAIN
Net Positive That They Will
Play With New. Yerk Giants
Here Tonight
NEW FORWARDS FOR PHILS
CUP SOCCER ON NOV. 26
Fleisher and Philadelphia Field Club
Clash In Third Round
According te James Wnlder-. man
ager of the Philadelphia V. C, riei-her
Yam will tackle the Phillies in the
third round of the National Cup com
petition, at the Hibernian's home loam.
Tenth and Butler streets, Siituida),
November 2(1
It i- Flel-her'a home game, the venue
having been chansed for the epie
purpe-0 of t'lvlng the uptew ners a
chance in which te see the Indu-trial
League champion in action.
Philadelphia F. C, leaders in the big
professional soccer circuit, the Ameri
can League, has a hard schedule abend
of it this week-end. Tomorrow after
noon the Phillip- line up against I 'nil
Itner at Fall Hlver, Slass . and en the
following day thej travel te Jer-e.v
Citv , where they tackle the Celths of
that cit.v . Beth these matches are in
the league series.
The Phils will leave for Fall Itiver
today at 1 o'clock. Besides the regu-
lars, Malinger James v alders Trainer
Stark and Ferrest, who will nccempatn
the tenm ns twelfth pla.ver, will inuki
the trip.
Willie Hunter In California Open
Les Ancrlr, C.illf., N'u . IS Willi),
Huntf-r Hrltlnh imifpur pulf 'Immplen w II
t empete in h C'lllfernla epn humrlm fchip
teurn.imcnt hKrn In Janu,ir, .in online tn
word fntn New Yerk Hunter will arrlv,
In fKlifernLi ibeut r -n mhr l'i
Lecal basketball fans are nmieu- te
learn whether Barney Sedi.m nnd
Slnitv Friediniin, known as the "henv -enlv
twins" in basketball, will line up
with the New Yerk di.mts against the
Phillle- tins evening in an l'n-tcrn
League basket hull game nt the Natien.il
A. A., Llcvcnth and Catharine streets.
Manager William Mei- i- hoping
they will be there, but is net willing
te commit himself. Hulran and Friid
man are two of the gronte-t pla.ver- In
the game. The mere announcement
they will appear is the magnet that
it tract- bundled- of former Mippoit Mippeit
ers of the old Jasper Club, the fellow
eis of which f.illly Idolized the-e stais.
Several vears age Fiiednuin and So Se
(Iran were - heduled te play with the
North Phillie-. Thev we'ie ue-eiit,
but, through some nil-undent uncling,
refu-ed te pln.v , and everj one pe-i-tlvi
that the advertising of tin -aid
plnver- wa- merely te -ectire a crowd.
Phils Need a Few
A- far as attendance is tenceined.
the Phils could stand n few cash ens.
(uinets veiv well, hut Slaiuiger SIv or er
is net tertaln that Sedran and Fried
man will plnv . Leu Stel.. president
of the New Yerk State League, eon een eon
feind with Chiilie Brlckley in New
Yolk je-terd.iv en the matter.
Thej are i ndited with having 1 cached
mi .igeemi nt that permits Sedinn ami
Fiiedm.tii te letuin te the Kn-tern
Le iguc, but ns jet there is no actual
i unlit matieii of the -nine But the
Phils will have their strongest line-up
ill the game anyvvnv.
Chiike Fusion is O K for the fust
time and Tem Dimes, the Pittsburgh
Hash, will make his debut. "Sliiinln
Calhoun" will also he iiadv for one
of the front po-itieii-. The gunid- will
he Teiuiuv Diinle.tv.v nnd ViliL SIc-
Carter. "Skcets" Wright will jump
and Cress will he lead for eiiiergencj.
In the prellminnrj tlie leprescnt.itives
of the Cerlcy Catholic Club and Fert -eighth
Ward will make thing- hum.
They are old rivals and have agreed te
settle their diffeiinee- In forty minutes
or less.
Anether for Coates
Hen j Heugh'- Ceate-ville five added
nnethir game te the winning column by
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1 Trenten 10 1 009 Wllkeivn. 4 n .400
Irnmden . I HM Phlln. . 3 S .273
hrrnnten. H 3 .727 n en din ft . 3 A .273
Ce.ites'le ft a .155 Newlerk 1 0 .100
UrilKDULE FOR THE WEEK
. Tentiht New Yerk nt I'hllniielphlnt Cnm
ilen nt Trenten.
Snliiril.17 nlrht Seranten nt rmnilent
New Yerk at Mllken-Hnrrei Ceatenvllle at
Reudlnr.
Last Night's Results
EASTEItN I.E-XOVE
('eate.tlle, 3J. .-rrnnten, 2fl.
MANfKACTrREItS LEAOCE
rinlnen, 28i Art twin, 20,
Jlelsher, 40i Internntlenil HiirTrster, 41.
CITY COM.EOE IKAGl'E
lLilineninnn, 20 Teninle. 11.
Textile, 40 Art Nehoel, 13.
iteivni 1'iiii.a. cnrncii i.eaeve
Section II
M Mlrharl's, li it Hermen, 10.
Other Scores
rireysterk Reserves. 30i Iletlinnr Temple.
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llrst Clirlllnn, 3J Tnlvary Hefermed, 21.
AnulniiN r. C. 43i llnrrewKntc 34.
elinrkslnk ft2t si l'mil'-.. 22.
I'enn Knlttlm Mills. 31 r. ,-. A. E.
(lern'mntewn Ilrethrrn, 3S St. James, 23
handing Soranten Its second successive
defeat, score .'12 te US. The totals at
half time weie 10 te 1 1 with f'nntes.
villc in the lead. The result was a big
surprise te Frank Biuggy, of the losing
quintet.
Coatesville played nt its best and
theie was net n pla.ver who could be
singled out for especial work. While
Griebe did net score from the field, he
pla.v ed a swell defensive game and con
tributed materially te the victory.
The winners outscercd the losers
1(1 te 7 fiem the Held. Bergcr and
Hieglian each tnllied three baskets and
(ihisgew and Brown two. One of the
netiieatile improvements in Coatesville
since being turned ovei te the veteran,
Heugh, is the manner in which voting
Illchle Dh'iJinii is scoring. Heretofore
he rarely made mere than one basket,
but new he Is rounding out into one of
the team's scereis.
The J. nnd J. Doben five started off
the season in the Philadelphia Slanu
facturers League bp coming from the
rear and defeating Heward Weeds' Art
Leem representatives in a hectic finish,
score i-,vi te "(i. It was two field goals
by Fdward- in the closing minutes that
gave the victor te Hobsen.
The genl sheeting of Athcrhelt and
Itynn paved the way for a 4(!-to-4fl-vlcter.v
of Fleisher Yarn ever the In
ternational Harvester. Athcrhelt set
up a record for the season with ten
bn-k(ts, while It an contributed half
as many.
The Harvester plavers also disclosed
several clever shots, the playing of Itu
pertus and Yeung bi ing especially fine.
The former caged nine baskets nnd the
latter six.
BOLTON CLUB AT DARBY
Lecal Qrldders Meet Firemen at
Hllldale Grounds November 19
The Darby Fire Company eleven has
scheduled the fast Bolten foetonii team
of this citv for Saturday nt the Hllldale
grounds, Darby. The game will be the
final battlp with local teams, for begin
ning with Thanksgiving Day the firemen
will piny Wcstlngheusc, Chester, Col Cel
wyn nnd Dclce in a row for the Dela
ware County grid title. The Darbj
firemen held Cliften Helghtu te n no
score tie two weeks nge,
Whalen nnd Dclaney, Main Line
stars, will be with the Darbymen In
Saturday's gnme with Bolten nnd also
till the season closes In the early part
of December.
Men's and
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Open Men. & hut. Even. Till 0 o'clock
HOPPE IS UNDEFEATED
World's Billiard Champien Has
Clean Slate In Chicago Tourney
Chicago. Nev IS Wilhe Heppe.
world's champion billiard player and
the enl undefeated contestant in the
world's championship IS 2 balkline bil
liard tournament will defend his posj pesj posj
tlen tonight against Ora SIernlngtar,
of San Diege, who was defeated es
terday by Welker Cochran, of 'San
Francisce, -100 te III", in a game which
went sixteen innings Slerningstar has
wen a match nnd lest one.
Cochran, who is tied for second with
two victories and one defeat was ex- j
pected te win his match with (Jeerge
Sutten, of Chicago, tills afternoon, i
Sutten has gene down te defeat three
times.
Centln, French champion, the only
player who ling participated in four
matchps. with honors even, was matched
against Kdeuard Heremans. Heremnns
ranked sixth nt the clee of piny ves
terday with one game wen and two lest,
ARMY STAR RECOVERS
French, Fullback, Being Carefully
Groomed for Game With Navy
West Point, X. Y.. Nev. 18.
French, the Arm eleven's star half
back, is entire! v recovered from his in
juries and is being carefully groomed
for the game with the Naval Academy,
November 20,''
In every srrimmagp during the week
French has shown his usual nbllity and
has been sharing kicking duty with
Smyth.
Particular attention Is being paid bv
the coaches fe the cadet line, in which
many defects were noted In recent
games. There is a wealth of geed hack
lleld innterinl. Including Aschcr, War
ren, Dedd and Perkins.
LEWIS STOPS M'CORMICK
Ted Wins Over Englishman In 14th
Round en Technical Knockout
Londen, Nev IS Ted "Kid"
Lewis, tin Fngilsh middleweight cham
pion, stepped Bey SlcCermlck in the
fourteenth leund of a twentv-reund
bout here, when the referee halted the
proceedings In order te save SlcCor SlcCer
mlck from further punishment.
SlcCermlck bled profuse from a cut
C.ver one of his p.ves during the flnnl
round, nnd was greatly hampered In
his work.
In th fourteenth round Lewis drove
a hard blew te SleCeinilek's mouth,
knocking vnt one of his teeth. At the
close of this round the referee made
an examination of SIcCermlck's Injured
eye and then declared Lewis the win
tier of the bout.
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Saturday, Nev. 19, 2 P. M.
Don't Fnll te nee the Oreatest Collection
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In ene Rami-
PHILADELPHIA QUAKERS vs.
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Tickets at Cenwas'a, Olmbela', .SpuMlnga'
CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL
Holmesburg vs.
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CORNELL FRESHMEN vs.
PENNSYLVANIA FRESHMEN
AT I'ltAMvI.IN FIIiMl
Saturday, Nev. 19th, at 2 P. M.
All heitU Kenenil iidmlHHlen, $1.01). en aule
nt V. A limre. rriinklln Field.
FOOTBALL
Frankford Yellewjackels vs.
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IIUOMN'S F1F.M), SATIKDW. 230 V. M
Oxford Flke Ncnr HIkIi Scheel
FOOTBALL
Haverford vs. Swarthmore
Swarthmore Field
Saturday, Nev. 19, 2:15 P. M.
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