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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHIL'ABELPHIA, SATUEDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1921
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II Numerous College Football Teams End 1921 Season With Their Gridiron
SAILOR S. FREED MAN
STARTED CAREER HERE
IN PHIL A.
Chicago Lightweight, Who Bexes Leenard Next Tues
day, Is Pupil of Jack Blackburn Frank ford High
Made Great Recerd in Football
Itj KOItKHT V. MAXWICLL
Spert ltfltnr Kvrnlnir I'nMle I.rdxrr
SAII.OIt SOLI.T rilKI'IlMAN. "he has (!at- te putuMi licnnv i ,0011a rd
in the none next Tuevlaj night. i in town tinlnins hind te make the
proboscis punch a bis success. The inllv tar fnm l'hli,iiRi is full of onnti ennti
dence because he 1 In Creat shape unci his Uuovvleelpo of lin.n? Int Improved
considerably in the ln-t two month".
When the Sailor becil Teudler thW summer mam of the spectators- be
lieved tliev vere enins upon .1 stinnser. lVrhnps tliey were, but rrecrlman
Is no stranger te riiilndelph'.n Strnnse us it may eein. he marled his career
In this cltj. but nobody exer cave hlni a tumble until he liled himself westward.
Selh wn 11 tiftoen-.vear-old kldpvvith n. keen deire te ec the world, no
he onliMed in the nan Instead of seems the nforeniontioiu d world, however,
be been me acquainted with I.eacne Wtnud Nhvj iiril and wa stationed en
the 1. S S. Mli'hignn. l'er mere than a jour he remained here, nml it was
then that he took up heing with mete or les eii-ecs mostly lps.
He sometimes wen n being hour nn beard ship, and once, when he scored
n notable triumph, he sought fresh Holds te conquer. He went te the ("inyetv
Tlieatre, nppenreil in one of th- amateur bout- ag.iiiist a jiuinc person named
Jimm Valentine, and at tin- end et the bout Ins .imatcur M.indin:; still was
pure and untainted, lie was known as Sailor l-'roeiltnnn then. n lie is new,
but times certninlv have changed He is back in Philadelphia te meet the
world's- lightweight champion, ami he has an iilea he will win.
rreedman. jltlieiigh he ha been In the boxing game for six ear ! the
ripe (del age of tuetitv-tvie He graduated from the preliminaries te the semi-wind-ups
and from thire te the wind up elnss He alvvnjs has beeu Known as
11 rugged, hard-hitting battler but it was net rntil this jear that he ha been
taken ei ieusly There was a neceeable nnpiecm nt In ht work, and It was
with much surpnsp that we learned the rea-en
Philadelphia again tigures ,1, tin, ter the Sailor 1 being tuteied ami
trained by none ether than .lack Itlm-kbum. who new is living In 'hl'age
Jack lias taught l-'rcedman a let of inside stuff, including his famous one
two" wallop which used te knock heavier opponents oeokoo
Kreednian showed well in his two battles with Tendier and stepped in line
for a bout with Leenard. This was because lie Inivd Charley White, ,ee
Welling, Johnny (Iritliths. Kiteliie Mitchell, .lehnnj Tlllninn, 1'ete Hartlev,
Johnny Dundee ami had three bouts with Lew Teudler since .liiliuarj L". of
this ear. That record id geed enough te get linn n match with a couple of
champions-.
I-'reedman is a fe, person and l all et te claim the championship if
he connects with a lucky punch.
"This talk about lighting at e.itchweight.s is nil right for some beers."
he 'aid. "but net for me. I like te see the ether fellow come in nt catch
weights, because then 1 knew he is net in the best of shape. Yeu can't de
jour best until ou are in geed condition, ami for that veaen T alw.ixs fr.1111
down te my best lighting weight. The ether f Hew can weigh 11 ten if In-
wnnts te."
THE Sailor neuld net dirulne hit nmind me, but it i tale te anumc
he 11 ill br around M. en the niqht nf the battle.
Trained Three Years te Win Championship
WHEN Frankford High Scheel dcfe.ited (i'ei-n,ante.vv n High bj the score of
."e te I) en Thursdu) a leadiing Mti-m which was inaugurated two years
nge was crowned with success. A championship the f i 1--r for the eungest
and smallest high school in the eit was wen as a result of the straight ie ie
terles. Net 01100 did an opposing high school team cress the goal line.
It was in l'Hll three seasons age that Dliioeel (ieigcs. iih.i -ii :tl director
and conch, laid his. plans te win tin title 111 IHUI. At tli.it time he had "tilv
n theory and a hope that lie would lie successful j n couple of jears. I'rank I'rank
ferd had a football team at that time, but it was one of these mediocre second
string aggregations winch seemed te jet nowhere, lieiges, after two weeks of
the seasun, selected a team from the freshman and sophomore classes and put
the elder men en the sidelines. He knew he couldn't de worse with a raw,
green tfam, and nnwny, then was a chance te decb.n stars for future use.
This j ear's championship eleen lias been di eloping since that dav in
1010. The team reached the peak this season, went tin ouch without a defeat,
net only winning in their own class, but also defeating teams like Haverford
Scheel and Cioiiuuntevvn Ae.ideniv. A wonderful record was made.
(Jeiges taught In- men the -hi ft formation, and tliej c-ed It witii mere
success than many of the cllcge teams I have seen The b.icklield jumped te
cither side, came te a complete step and the plays were run off in real big
league stjle. In fact, Frankford High this jear is ceed enough te give any
prep school in the country a stiff argument.
Scott and Mike Ilenuett son of the old IYnn star and Ilnvi-rfe.rd College
conch are verv geed ends, and if thev put en some weight in the next couple
of years will be great assets for some college team liennett is geed at re
ceiving the forward pass and also is a sure tackier. Scott's d tensive plnv
also is geed. Summers, the big halfback. Captain Itonunev, I.ijhtfoet and
Rooney are the best hni-ktield s, en here in many a daj
ni "T ill ii the Imt irnien ler the ildii it ml nrit in nr f'nmh tiinia
J will hnic In build all tier miaul. r Uici tutt ami Itrnmit.
ends: .umicceu. renter; Him'hett, iunrd. nml llemmru, l.n1,11,,,,1
and Summm, 'I heir ;i?cnri trill be haul te ill.
Frankford Plans $50,000 Athletic Field
BUSINESS men of Frnnkfeid are all het up ever the receid being n iiie b
tlie independent toetliall team, ancl htue agreed te support the drive te
obtain S.'O.OOO for an ntiiietic tield for the I'rankfei.l A. A. Y.dlew jackets,
who in turn llae pledged themselves te operate part of the tield as a frre
plttjgreund for children. Theodere Heldeti. piesideut of the Whiteluill Textile
Company, heads the business men's commute e.
Clean independent football, as t.pilied b. the group if former college
'grid heroes playing under the Yellow-jackets' colors, litis gained strong f.ner In
the Northeast and nn attendance of ."null is new considered a peer turnout
The association has rented a heue in Frankford. ancl hired a heuseke. p. r -uid
conk for t lie entertainment of plners who de net liw in tins i-itx A training
table has been inaugurated and all the plnjcr shmibl be m tip-top shape f,,r
the remaining games, the finale of the season coining next Satuiduj will, the
tilt against Heinie Miller's (.'tinkers.
The Yellewjackets manage the gime m big letgiu stIe. Kail Slnrar,
one of the best ends eer precliiced in Frankford has scouted all the big (tlu.i
independent teams during the last the weeks, ul., has returned wi'li s, ,r
nntleuallj known grid stars te anl Frankferil binig the season t,, ,. int,nB
climax. Shep Uele, tlie 01 g.inuatien' pie-idcin. irjing te line 1. I;,,
.lc.ilillin, ( entre ( ellege sur. .Iimtnie
Institute, and Fiiner (lliph.mt, wim -
with the (Juakers
Pli KI'DllH I'l'j1 the Uinnn I
If ith Apologies
Till, ether day we wrote casually about the "hip lull ' wh. n
with some suoeesn bv Ilex Y'rnv, of Pinn, and for son,,. ., ,
readers has inken exception te it Tie following lett. , -i,
wrapped around 11 brick, bears the sign' "ire of F.irl It Seu'l'e
"Dear Sir Nete in tin- Uvi.mm. I'i mi tc- J.i 1 r-tl ,. ,(,.,. .,,,,
football teamn arts likeiv te iejiv Rex a s 1 ' i se-calle.i h j,
people could see some icf the etaer liOnli football tcji.i- of tu,
you would correct that state iiieni
"Here at Villanna Celli ge our li.utbai k, Finn I, a- pl.ne.l ainf some
f!OOI) teams this jear. ancl lias made' touchdowns 111 pi 1, ti'-ally eerv one of
them by this plav or method II,. does net seem I 1 think it r. ep'iue, llm KPl(l!
amount of nerve in fact, he rather d'-l.glif- in using it
"It Is either the old story of bee. tint: I'din eer c'-e ..-!iir fo.ehi'l know! knew!
edge and education he been sa,), n.gie.ci..' "
fl K hat H ejj te lb . 'mil, hr, nut hi -i u, inv tei hdeu in of in h
J n ddiglillul play, uhu-h tie Ml ,s r hn e ,-rheki d Ihrnmih our
vjnnrance.
St. Luhes Defeats Chestnut Hill
FRED GIM.KNDER'S football team 111 St l.uke'. finlslic-d the sea-c,n es
terday with 11 victory ever Chestnut Hill. Captain Mart.iiis, wlje was
injured in one of the early games, was m the litn'-iip, and his punting and
forward passing weie tlie features. Miliums te Middleton or rnri'isiBWere
the plays, mid the were bard te slop.
A I'TKR next week b.iselmll will be b.ith in the act. Italic Ruth will per.
form at Keith's, anil shortly after that tlie magnates will peifertn in
their annual meeting in Ncm Yerk.
7lli: Canten sidestep uum In he mere efteetirf than the . ,ifjn
glide. '
Cenyiight lt;i In, I'iIiic l.nte'r Ceminny
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Beets and Saddle
The Twin Cities Handicap, the Tip
Tep Htindicim, the Hen Ten Puis,. ,ui,,
the Ilalnbew Purse aie the features
effered today nt Hewie Hmiifm-e ap
pears best In the Twin Cities ut 11
mlle and a sixlenth. Slippery Klin and
llunga Huck nre the ether speedy ones.
Her$r well placed in ether races
nre; sSflrt race Curmcncltu, Fex
filevc,t.!rftre Fester: second Yashmak,
Jloce, liukfc-Itun; third Crunk, J. K.
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t'ein.erlv of Virgin ,t Mi ,t ,r.
at We-t I'.cint, ..r il, ut
.10511 I'lih of l'l 01 ni 1 1 illr t.,dm,
and Everything
I- be'iii,; u-ecl
'ii 1 in- of our
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was (IT
of the- etl or
bill If ye-i
tdt 1 think
I- Itess entrv, Dry Moen; liflh Hluf.
fei, Huill. Knight of the lleatlier;
sitih - Super. Yeteinn, Atlernev ,
sc lenth Ktiahe. I-'ize,- Miss Fllle .
Jcilin serrliilmieihl, a newrr.mer n h
i'n, can e.,ie-i'd Hnt.e HieK.r f"r
M.ien n) 'urncd lum .nor In 'iMiner r
I1 .smith f r 1 eiiipjigiiinu at New Orlc m
Dnniaeck mil h.jd th" Ilarrv revue
ivnunev oivnieH ic ea rand it Havana
fleserKc
"V JWenl r'U'e)d an rffr e,
for Tile) r I M01I0 tv "" tr
tee leua liiuJUa ruv.ii 1
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-MERHTTS ELEVEN"
AH WINS I
Perm Charter's Defeat of Heavy
Episcopal Team Makes Ninth
Consecutive Triumph
STATZELL IS TEAM STAR
WEIGHT and Micngth xersus speed
nnel lirnte rl'lilu 111.1 l,li it-ciu Onm.,1
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.ipsterdav afternoon, when I'enn Charier
unci Episcopal Acnijemi met en the fur-iimi-'s
gridiron. c,t. l,me and Herwick
mad.
At the conclusion of forty-eight min
utes of battling l'enn Charter came out
en top lij tlie difl'eience of two touch -downs,
one in the second nnd the ether
ii the final ijuaiter. the score being
1-;'. a victory for speed nnd brain.
The game was plajed en a soggy field
that put one mere in mind of 11 battle
field in France during war times rather
than a football pla.ing field. Hefore
half the game was ever the platers
were s,, cnered witii mud nnd dirt thev
weie hatcllj recognizable when the
c.-inie te 'lie dressing 100111
The win for lVnu Charter gae them
the Intc rncndeniic League championship
for tlie ninth censccutne time, and nN
111:11 keel tlie ninth time the team has
wen the title under the able guidance' of
Pick Merrltt
The (Ju.-iki'is have walked ff with the
bacon ei-ry jear since 1 ill". In tiie
previous j ear. which was the initial ap
pearance of Merritt n the coach of the
Yellow and Hlue, the Twelfth -Stroetcrs
were the iiinners-up te the chainpieti-
Appieachcd after the game b the ecu-,
respondents. Coach Merritt hael nothing
but praise for Ids team. "Tlie bejs gae
the hct that was in them and', being
encouraged b.v their hard-wei king lead
er. I'.ebhj Statxell. played gieat fe.ctbill
and desene the spoils of the uoten, '
said Meintt.
Most Philly's (ireat Triumph
Vest Philadelphia High 1 le.ed it
season in ,, hlnze of glerj estern 1
b.v stamping Seuth I'liiladelplna High
Scheel, en Oihill Field. Twc ntx -iiinth
ancl Cambria stieets. The iictei .(
the Speelbes eer tile dew n-tewners
assineci tlie m of the runner-lip pesj.
liieii in tlie Intel s helnsti'e League1.
The Oiangc-iind-Hlue backs tore
thieugli the1 weak Ked-nncl-Hhic k line
time and again, ami ran up all of its
peiuts before Southern managed te
count in the last period The down dewn down
eowners' s,ere was the lesiilt of a
forward pass te Feley, who substituted
at ipiarteiback for Eddie Goldblatt. He
can-led the ball si.xtj jards. Ciezier
kicked the goal.
The Westerners' scores were luuele by
lierginnn, Witheiew. fflium and Sweet",
the first tin et1 named tallied two touch
downs each. Witherow also kicked, live
goals. West Philadelphia also sc e'u-ed
a safety en Feley in the third period.
North' ast started cent like a wlnnei,
but tinallv was ieeiceuie by Central
High in their annual lntoi-schelastlc
League1 game . en Housten Field, Twen
ty -ninth and Somerset sucets. je,.
teriiny. 111-'.'
Sic nunc i- uillie.l I11 -t for the Aieliive
ill tl e lll-st peneeil when lie hooted a tield
goal from the- ii-ji.iel line. He cetcil
a tein lieewu, in the second peiled, after
('lie i-' heski tali, eel fop Central in the
upriiuag iiiaitci'.
P.nilt a star
PaMtt si-ered the etlie-r points Cen-
ll.ll lll.ldc 'lllllllg the lss. He lllll'le
Ills lii-st tone 1. dew it when he broke
through the I!ec and ll'ack Hue ter .'ill
yaiels in the third period. In the final
period lie s, ere d again w lien lie took the
ball treiii Northeast's -Hl-jard line ecu
., sc: ics of line ,:,n , down tin lual
unci ecer tlie goal line He missed the
two goals.
West Catholic H.gii Scheel's football
team made a tup te I5rju Atlijn unci
lit I'i the aenclinn be s te 11 7-7 tie. The
Piiiris tallied the tn--t toiiclulewn 111 tlie
opening period. Iiijn Atlijn brae ed m
tie teiirth pc need ancl piisliecj the bull
ever tlie line, tiling tin- s( ere.
Sr. Luke's Sc liceel wen a close game
f r cm Chestnut Hill Academy nt St
Martins. II te 7 Leng runs featuied
the- game. Reining, .f Chestnut Hill,
aiid Tiiube rl.ik' . c, si. Luke's, inaking
f;0 ancl 71) jard runs, lespcctivclv.
Itc-uiing's run ,i- the icsiilt (pf an olt elt
tackle1 play, while Tuubeilnke made Iiis
score after rece-iwng a punt.
Geruiniitewn Academy Iianded
Erie iid' Central its usual sethac-k at
Forty -fcein 1I1 sti t anil Paiksidi' ae-
iiue. ,"i-ll Tlie (!. A. backs pa. ed
haec Willi the light linc eef t In home
te 111).
St. Jeseph's Prep smashed its w-e te
a vioierv ever Itrewn Piep, C.'!-0, while
Collingsweocl High and Woedliurv High
were battling ie a 7.7 tie.
I.niisclewne trimmed Darbv Higli "'s
te (l
Scrajis About Scrappers
'Ilirfe leers ftnm th- tecm. eitrthic win
. . 11 n ! ff' rent bc.iit , linirsdav , f tr r-
i .it th- ejlvrnn.i Th .ir. T 1a 'Ic-ul-
1 I T ,, it ki d I' v 1. I cc c th Ir
I pen' rite te be Manue-l A?."vedu HI'lv AcU'-le
1 1 I" I' 1 K- . cith'l ' ,nc ailini,',! rcre
V re r.ux vs Ynuriw Te li-vrrell an-1 IUi--,
l.-jn.ci 1 vs Hl.lv Dewn
(leecrce U'e-rner. c H e-'-n vcc,.r v IBhe
vi , i- ii I'ntli.le phia in.. , ch vvniit of
I . ,' , H vff iis 1 1 1 ur l-i th l.am-
1 J .t.iiii eiMiv I .-. 1 ,11,1,1m n's ,,p.
I elects e-- c'hirlcc-v par.r tin ,n .rt ,
I ii- n, l.vt H.eri K ,1 Hiuwe l.mnev
I ui-c fi.llv Yc IV l'tul Hkcm ,m I
-; is Witrl ri 'c 1 N nvirrf e,, mat h
I, 11 w M,.llk'' vv.tl, ,,i k l'.elmcr, J.je
'jie n I'a f Shi,)ear,d p. ' l.uue
VI 1, nee, New V'erke, prr-parlne e m-
' 1" ''-'ihia t r n i' nB at jrv of th11
I I s j c 11 1 , 1 ih . 1 -in"'
l.i k T.nlccr. N'.'i, . h ivwv, tht his been
cK'ii .t. iev hs t. .1 e ,,r, . vvhe Is en
1 ,- ci iib t m.etilc l1- t.ls- di.rkv with Hat
1 .nn l.'v r-lv. Kid Nnrl ih und Jeff Clark
l'i',- i .-Iv. f..i i,u.e in' h in heik-ht and
evMKics lTn peund-ei. H h.c s met Kid Ner.
I . .1 ,. e,i. II lleemi-i smut,. j0 ler.
1 an 1 .F.cvk Il'ji kt'Urn
.1. F Demi, d Mli'iianclc eh ha hla n.eihle
vt 'jx-h d ( i- hiut-e In Philadelphia
u ,, ' naii s titilcra ,.re Tlnv Tnnkle
ML'. JMd,- lliev.-.a, IT", lend Snak I'uher.
lJci '1 nnkle in e.pe-n ter hattle with Indian
lluxx-.l ti.irUv Jt.iv und i :. ill intr Murrnv.
HajeB wants te tackle l'ra nk e llrliten K
e sciilivaii lend PiankiH Yarehan vvlule
1 .u. - r 1a c-.elv for re,mii'iiitl'jn ue?ami A
It-in ells an I Danny IludKeia
.llininv IjiKiin. of Kenlneten. ha teen
delni mien cif his hetlnn ur the Biale i(0
14 .cnxieiici t . enew ejer,,,ej rhlladelphla cluba
uaeiicHt unv nf the lluhtweihhta
.llininv l'rsrr, retired hexer Is in have a
Bi-f,.iintf ,f tcmU at hl-e heme, J817 ju,.
n-1 eelfet t'lnuriew iljeht.
iinnir Itnlilileaii, who hat plare, hlmaelf
c,t e, thee election v( Jehnnv F'tene liiijea
e-halleng" 1.1 W'hltej Kit U'-ral'l and 0,,
Kianehe'ti rtjhid'au h.ea bextd I'm ,n
twe-lve d'tfere-ni l,attl'M
Fee Orlnce, who kept time nt all of the
big: ahnwee .it ,h" hall iMika Inet teurnnier
will held the u.lleh en Tllesdav nlirht In el.a
Sailor Kr ecman-H--iiny Leenard b.ittlw at
nice je i-uciecp . c-niii'i naa naa a let of
expen, nee In keeping liinu and ha la a Keed
man t r ;he Jeb
lllllr Tarker. 1'Jfe pound 'amatecir .car cnin
make hia prefe sbleiial debut en the nlffht of
i 'cjc-puiuer m tti c iiej je ej i leiti"
Rleve Ijury haa matched Jark Pullen for
a bout at Iteadlnir November il
Johnny tfetfliell wanti beuu wilh Eddie
jjernpaey anu iigjtj wvcucaf,
AIN'T IT A
VJHKisI A FBlGNl tiMsJiTeS
Yeu Te piAy a course YeuVe
ALWAYS WAMTSD lb PLY
And On) TG VstAY OUT HS
TgllS YbO OP The VWOMDGRPuL
Water heue Thkv uirz
- AsJD PltslAUUV YcSU ARC eSlV
The coulisse playing a
WRETCHED GAMli MsJt) Ybl-'
Cea3 Te That Water note;
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Freedman Expects te Weigh
139Peunds for Beut With
Leenard Tuesday
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PninTinrcc IMCIPUTIMPi
RACTICES INFIGHTING
I
ll LOl'IS 11. .iakki-:
"rpIIH strongest lightweight in tlie
JL world " This it the -einplinienl
extended te Sailor Freeilmun. Chicago
contender for the light weight champion
ship, by Harney Fnrj . who is in Phila
delphia" today with tlie boxer for the
hitter's scheduled eight -round M't-te
with Hennv Leenard at th" Ice Palace
011 Tiicsilav niglit.
Fnrj is Known all ever America
wlieiever boxing is legalised as a
trainer of niittuien. He is a veteran
in handling bexei and has been identi
lieel with the ciinie ter a score of jeais.
P.nrney was in tlie camp at Ileue. Nev..
together witii .lehnny l.eftus. of tliis
e-lt.v. in lielping eoiiditien .luck Jehnsen
for that memorial battle 111 which James
.1. Jeffries failed te come back.
I'l-ec-iliiian arriM'd in this citv jester
daj te tinisli ti.uiiing for Tiiesdnj's
e-eiitest vltli Leenard. Prier te mining
heie tin1 Sailor put In a strict course
of pieliminarj work ever n period el
ten dajs in Ciiic-at'e. Aftd" liis long
ride fiein the Wiinlv City jesterdaj
rieedinan said that he felt a little stiff
and trained for about ferty-lnc inin
i.les at Plillaiblpliia .link O'P.iienV.
After puiic liing the bag for four two twe
iniiiute leiinds rreedman boxed four
rounds, two each witii Jee Mcndell anil
(leergie 1'ex, an lCnglisliman nnd
brother of Joey, who was in tins ceuntrj
several J ears' age. Meudell carried
rieedinan along at n pretty lively clip,
while the workout with l-'ex was fairlj
geed,
Dreps l'"u
rreedman tlid most of his weik al
close (punters, and in tlie Hist round
of ills session with Fek the .Snllei
dropped the Ijiglishmnn with n left
hook in tlie b'd. (teergie was up in
1111 instant and became a littly wan.
However, rreedman encouraged 1'ex te
l.cep going nnd nt the same time lie let
up a little in ills punches.
After spniring. the Sailor went
thieugh peme cali-thenics, shadow box
ing and plnxed 11 little handball. He
said lie felt in wonderful shape, despite
the change in weather. "We're having
scciue i-"al winter in flu." smiled I-'ieecl-iiinu,
"while it feels like summer heie.
It's a little uncomfortable, but I'm net
werrving about i little thing like
weather with tlie I.eenaid matili nulj
thii-e daj-. elf."
Anether tiling far from I'leedinau's
thought is his weight. "While il nun
appear tlint Leenard will have a lilg
advantage because we are bexiiig at
catelivveiglits, tlie same' condition rule
111 nix case. While 1 c tin get dew 11 tec
III." pounds at J e cicieK ami teei per-fi-.tlj
all light. I knew I can de mjsili
a let mere justice nt cutchw eights.
"I inn down te about Kill pounds nnd
probably -will enter the ilng 111 thu
weight."
Inllslitlnc ISattle
Pre m the vaj 1'reedinan 'eikui 'i '
yesterday vlth Mcndell nnd Pox i'
would appear tlmi the Sailor plan. .,,,
iniigiiting battle lie did most n ,,
workout nt close ipiaitcr-. using slieii
HOW FRANKFORD
LINE-UP
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SAILOR STRONGEST
0 LI HI
IS
FRANKFORD
i u.
Si hradcr
VM
k. " n. i 11. rt.
I,t(',' eSlhersteln
(ID (15)
d. n.
Iteinuiey
(111)
H. i:. It. T. It. fi. f. I., a. iit T. I.. R.
Theni.is Iteyd Itusseil Plerelti lellew .iiiiiner Williams
S) 02) O0) (18) (7) () (20)
1- is. I- t. i- n, r. n. e. u. t. it. h.
t. .Miller O'llearn .Mcllnn.ild Itngiin Itomane Alevinder Diidv
(1) (2) CI) () (S) (0) (7)'
Q. It.
I'nrily
(h)
i " " n. 11. n.
'"''la , .McGlnnis
() ' (10)
r. n.
il. lieady
Ol)
UNION
Substitutes: Kranliferil Dale (1), McGntern (4), Peel (8), Eble (0),
Supplce (1(1). Tayler (22), Hldpalli ((I). XTnleu Tlmur (12), Ilnrdlgau
(14), Mcllticli (h), Qulnii (10), Vanluunan (17), Myers (18), Illties (10),
ivicneeun te;, uewney ti;.
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GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELIN7
-AtsJD TAUK3 AvOOUT A'OE
op Terie. ebst PlaVgrs
eSO-TTesG KlBRVOUa AT TmAT
particvji-asI Tee
AMD YbOR HOST TfiLLS YeeJ
Te uae A PLOATCSR-- IT'i
LOSJ6 CARRY AMSID TmON
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Today's Scholastic Games
and Results of Yesterday
rOOTDALIj I
Rwarthmer Prep nt Hordentewn Mllltarr
Institute. Berclenliewii.
I Krerdham I'rep at nroeklyn Prep, Nw
1 HUlr Academy nt Ptddln InstftuW, HIithtB-
iMvn, 1
V nnd M. Ac-nde?my nt Stevesna Trnde. .
Lancnste?r.
c'nmdcn Irish at Trenten lllcrh. Tre-nten.
Mlllersllle Hnr.i at West CcVlter Ner-
tnnl, Wjil Chester
Mdla IUkIi at Ch'e'erjr Hliih. rhfstcr.
Tonic sj,nelli al oilman Scheel. Dal,:-
nere.
'nk Pirif Ulch at Dceirtcld lllch, ChleaBO.
.Mentclalr Acade-ry nt Plckinsen lilisli.
Jer.cy City.
Jamnlc i High at riushlnu High, llush-
inc, -N. 1.
seccun
IVnn Kreili nt Olrard Cellcfe Olrard and
Corinthian nvnuia
STANniNO OF TKAMS
INTiSnSCHUI.AS'I If I.UAUPK
XV.
rt
Frankford .'. n 10
V.t rhllidjlphia I 1 s
Central 3 'J II
(ivimnntnv.11 " a I
N'eilheast 1 4 g
keuthtrn n .'e 0
INrUItACADKMIC LVJAGUi:
XV I.. T P.C.
I enn Ch.11 ter I '1 0 1 rem
ll.ivcrferd a 1 0 .".".n
si l.ul'i t 3 cc "."'fl
Uennaniifwn 0 3 1 uOd
Yi:sTnnn.vv.st ni:st'i.TS
iNTKitsciter.ASTtc i.n.xeL'i:
Wen Phllaelelphlu Iilh, 19: Snuthem
Hlsii. 7.
Ctntrnl JIlBh. Ill; Northeast Hlsh. 9-
inti:fiacadi:.mic i.iiaeci:
IVnn Charter. I'J i:pM.npnl. 0.
OTIIi:tl (1AMCS
t v-nth.ille. 7, llrvn Ailun. 7
Hermantown Ac-cem. 55. rrl.nd Cen
ti.vl. (I.
1 ntlselnueie U i Th JS; JlirleV ltlch. 0.
St t.u-ce's. il. CheMnut I Kill. 7.
( ollliikiweod HIbIi. 7. XVoedburv HlKh, 7
M Jei)1, ill's ',i 0". Ilievvn r,c-i, n
Al.liiBteii lllih. "7, Media lllch. n
N.-rberth Illffh. 7. lli-vriferd Ulh, n.
I PI" r DitKv llltth. 7. Quikertcwn llish 0
Me restewn HlKh, L'l . HurlliiBten Hlnli. n
I ..I .'nil.' l'lep is W'encinah e
reninsrevn lllch. 7, Hndden Hi Iclits, 0.
s.ilen, Hlsh. 1'S Vine land liluh. II
punches te the body, switching new nnd
then witii uppcreuts nnd hooks te the
head.
Fieedman said that lie was going in
there te win, although he realized the
tlff test he had en his gloves. "Leon "Leen
ard hasn't get me afraid of him. or
uiijtliing like that," was the Sailor's
confident way of putting It. "If I de
lese, the champion will knew that he
was in a fight."
When Fury was asked te pick ills
winner. Harney grinned. "Well, he
won't knock the Sailor out that's a
cinch."
Freedman will work out with Mendell
?WW en -as1. k,s;:
wuriniiig up en Mendav will leiuplcte
the Sailor's work for Tuesdav night's!
battle. ' '
c
Sports Served Short
.
in. fn.,n..ii ,!,,,, i, ,ti , ..... ,. .
stnic-B .s.iw w, i,' Hiu 1 1. ii,,llc,., ihu
WZin H,.,,,;;f,rnes'ii::;'.! ,&?
h. eiie.it Ui nietleri in Chiennce.
(',','''!T f'.',, ,"By,.'lHH n:Tp1";',, an , n.nl'
" I' -iv ihi' I c v.in c'htlectlien Inlvrrsnv
v.n .it Kerth Werih. Tex., en J.etUH, v T
W Innliie eleven ecut nf sixteen rtiLMEe metitn
i the foils e-emnc-tltlejn with llrulHh Mv,ecd
i for th..- Thuniuivun trephv Inst nleht,
Vmcr'rnn fetie i ra aie preiiaini te nr ct ih
i itiBh Bwerdimen In th,' second heut In
.V mlilnimu, this evcnliiB with the epe-e.. The
uid iiutch of th tournament, which will
with the snbe-r will be held In Ntv
, , rk un Mjnd.iv muht
Wlllluin lliiililnil,. nf Pltlnhurih. nre-sldcnt
f the limed stalt,s Hecltey Iambuc will
tii'icve, te i.eiure (ieter relations with thi
Miid.Lr Athletic I'nlcjii al the mceutit; of
i tie i incanliidtien at Chicago next iu k
AND UNION
AT BROWN'S FIELD
-AMD YeU RGCA.U. TrtAT
VAATBR HOt.eS ARE eA BleS
MecVlTA,L HAZARD Te YOU
asj2 makb Yeu Tep The Bail
CLCAR ACROSS VjJiTt-MsJ A
short MA3Hie pitch te thc
3rceinj-- OM-H-H bey:
Alrsl'T IT A GR-R-R-RAMD
AMD GLert-R.R-R.IOOs5.
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Manager Bowker Says He Ex
pects Yellewjackets te Win
by Twenty Points
WILLIAMS CALLS SIGNALS
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FRANKFORD HOPE
TO DEFEAT UNION
Olympic hurdler, ns a substitute must
Tliis is one of the most important bcllf",.r1,y fpl1 ,ixc1 with material,
days in the history eE the TTnnkfenl e Notre Dame's chief bid te fame
..,..,, concerns Ixnute Uecknc s amazing
icllevv jackets. passing Kame, it must net be forgotten
The uplewners meet the Union A. A., that lie has a big, fast line and a Heck
et I'hecuixxlUc at Ilrewn's Field, Ox- fast, hard running backs led by
ford pike above the high sclioel, and I Me!l"V,J1,"ll',(, ) ft-, , ,
1 , ., , . ., , And Ins second-string backs nre nl-
are te redeem themselves in the cjenmi,t ,ls brniiHnt !1S hlv fll.vt -Vith
of the fans, he arc net yet fully re- j these Notre Dame has In Kiley and An-
covered since the defeat sustained at
the hands of' Conshohocken.
Tlie Yellewjackets ran through their
tinnl practice last evening and every
man vas en hand. Twenty-one players
veie present and they retired early.
I rnnkferd has enciigeil n large beard
ing house for the remaining games iii-iir s'", ' "K('i' anil Wilsen pitted against
Hrewn's Field. , A,,'r!':1.1 ,""' 0 Ilearn. ,,
Manager Howker hns nimniiiued his j ,' ,"''' l,pat? Iar-iin1 decisively It
line-up with one exception mid will have "light be argue.1 tint iile must he well
n new kicker iiere in time for the game. ''.;"'' renn Stnte. ns Ilezdek s tenni
Mike William-. vas selected te call thiM,""'' H,'(1 l? ''"'WrV1' Hut l cnn S?a,c
..,. ..-
signals in praetlte from left end anfl
performed the job s0 well that the same
program will be carried out tliis after
1101)11.
Karl Shirnr. tlie star end of Inst sea
son, vlie lias keen in the West for the
last live xveeks, has returned. Shirnr
made nrraiiseiiieiits with four of the
most noted plajers in the xvild and
we.dlv i ..!.,.. ..in. ,i. Vn .. i ; iinrvaiu ceuuin t ion nun ni any stage
2.11 ii i ,,1,0",,!k,ta'l ""'tl"1'' could Georgia Tech. The
ft " .! fi'l" :"!1'',. ' Navy has the greatest .defense in the
will ,e.-,e!, .i,u ..I,,. ;;". '. !..'. ' '
Manager Howker is cnticlet lew hev..
" --- .- ,, IIIAI I 111 -CILIJ,
will ledeem themselves this afternoon
nnd sUj-s lie will net he satisfied unless
they scen, at least twenty points meie
than Union.
DUNDEE WINSJ3N FOUL
Geerge Chaney Disqualified In Fifth
Round of Beut
New Yerk, Nev. !!. Oeorge Clm-
, rey, of Huliimere, was disqualified for
' no eillni-rtl fnl It, lt,n ftfil. n 1 f i.e.
I bout with .lehnny Dundee for the junior
i "-"" v,Tp!,N,,p- T,ie r"fw'
.... ..... r.M, wll, , lm: jinn iuiiiiu IH Ills
then granted tlie bout te Dundee.
Dundee Canned in the fifth round of
being hit low, and the Italian was ex-
nmtneil Dy a doctor te determine hleage. i ins laner contest is merely
I whether lie was seiimisly injured. It(a toss-up, one of the hardest games of
'wan found that Dundee ' was hit low. the year.
i nnd the referee, Mcl'artlnnd, stepped
tne lentest anil gave the decision te
1 Dundee en a foul
. iv'1'v,1m ";, ih" w?' w.ui
i clianipicinsliip. the weight of which is
, l!!(l pounds, Dundee1 received tlie hand-
sen,, dlainend belt einblematie of the
.,,,.
title.
1 aste
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Battles This Afternoon
RO USING OR
' FOLLOW GRID SEASON
Great College Game Continues Xtnly Few Weeks, but'
Passionate Debates Last Throughout Winter Yak
and Penn Slate Would Furnish Spectacular Battle
I5y OKANTLAND KICK
Today's Scores
At Cambridge Yale, 11; Harvard, 0.
At Chicago Chicago, 7; Wiscon
sin, 0.
At Columbus Ohie State, 14; Illi
nois. 0.
At New Yerk Syracuse, 21 ; Dart
mouth, 7.
At Ames Nebraskn, 21 ; lewn
Stale. 0.
At Ann Arber Michigan, 17 ; Minne
sota, 0.
At Providence Urewn, 7 ; Colgate, 0.
At Pale Alte California, 17; Stan
ford, :i.
. At Seuth Hethlchcm Lnfa.iette, 21;
Lehigh, 0. '
At 1?. !.... ef-. 1 14. !..
CellrO.
v ijusiuii- it'iirirt'i hum. 1: iiiiNiitii
At ATf1unillnnVfttrn 1lnitm '
Mnrtiuette, 0.
XR mere week about closes out the
intercollegiate frelie1. which is here
and gene before one is fullv adjusted te
What most of it is nil nboet. A l.l
league ball club new takes up six weeks
fur training purposes alone. In football
the entire season In- barely mere thuti
six weeks long, hut tlie passionate dc-
unics innt fellow last all winter.
j iien- is an excellent prospect that,
mere reusing oratory will be used up i
There is an excellent prospect that
tins wiiiier man ever oetere. Tim lit
of iinheaten cleen.s is longer than usual
in both sections, nnd this nlwnvs lends
te spicy conjecture ns te whnt might
I have happened if some of these (inbcaten
' Intel only met upon the field.
1 The Tepllner
i tien looked te be Notre Dame, with I'enn
I .-sinte ancl lnie in a grnpple for second
I strength.
Notre Dame looked te be the best of
the let with n tine line, a great backfield
1 and tlie finest passing game we have ever
i seen.
! Any team that use fleu nescl. dm
dersen the best end players of tlie jear
renn State and Yale
A liATTLH between renn State i
Yale, with both in condition, we
nnd
etild
he one e( the most epectaculnr affairs of
tne jear.
It veuld be wertli n far journey te
, ..,.. .,.,...-': ..
)a nn entirely dfferent team against
(,''.'''-"1 VT" ".ml, t1"'. Nnvy'
niie-, ei-ic-itsiv ui.v , ,m uiurej consistent
than I'enn Stute, but ve hnven't seen
n back all jear who could run with the
terrific drive nnd eluslveness that Ixll
Uiiger has-.
Klllinger has been pretty well tested.
I'ast. bar none, nnd the Navy found
lilm just n hard te step. He is one
of thes-e slaslilng, twisting runners that
starts ut top speed with his knees Hy
ing In all directions, and even xvhen a
geed tackier hits him he is just ns likely
te fail.
Leading Tests
IN THH Fast, Yale has jet te beat
Harvard and I'enn Stnte defeat
Pittsburgh before either can claim nn
unbeaten year.
Hetli have about the same job ahead.
Pitt has been beaten three times nnd
Harvard twice, se neither Pitt :mr Har
vard has been tip te old standards.
In the West, "Ohie State should held
Its Conference slate quite clean by
beating Illinois.
I Wisconsin, sun iinoeiuen, lias tlie
hardest assignment of the day against
TT IL
1 Yale
1' HAS beet, five jears new since a
mini has had tlie chance te
assume any patronizing uir tewaril a
Harvard man. and as tills same occasion
lias developed nut once since liiil'.l jeu
i-an understand the heen Yale ntlitiide
i.lf by any chance Harvard should get
QJ KAK the teams we have .seen in recognition ns u worthy in tiiVenU? t
O action include Yale. Harvard, l"J,, "( the ia3;iieunl ctP k?!
Princeton. Navy. Army. Penn State, """? w,n ,n "art's corner teniBht
(.eergla Tech, Notre Dame nnd Itut-, llan Vam" en ,0 I'liillly several 1.
gers. Of these the strnnirest pe.nVvlnn. "R and linniediatelv s,r, i'..?f'
is a matter of.
tobacco quality
We state it as our honest belief'
that the tobaccos used in Chester
field arc of finer quality (and
hence of better taste) than in any
ether cigarette at the price.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Ce."
e sterile
CIGARETTES
of Turkish and Demestic tobaccos blended
A TORYTcT
n Reed passing Bnme under war ,i J
win. the shock would he one of tl, L"
terrific- in histerv. nti i,' I" . m?.'t ,
ten- ic i i.hter.v. Mdl hoveni 7
cfiiHliliiB Ynli. tlcfPiitH of lnM and in V
when Hnrvnnl was expected t ffi
threush.
HlIIRltn will be geed backfield rtw
-1- today with Yale's string n'.
opposed b.v Owen, IJttcl l'.,?"C5ld!
etheis,. These three Ha. vaVd la k,"Br
all first class, wit, Owen one ? ?.re
hardest men In the Kast te "ten lhe
TXTHR Southern drive, Oeergla Teck
L should heat Auburn nnd VnndttWi.
should overpower the lilversliv If .l'1
Seuth In two geed camel;. L1,efh
Vneti. ih ... "j iji rni
lThnLri??,ISn,nM''tfct
-erelelf, M.fHt
Copyright, ',?. ,i;
Ohts rtlervm
KILBANE WILL HANDLE
HART AGAINST BROWN
Champien Will Advise H-.rf n . '
I er , -. ..,?" Hard p"nch.
, cr m Beut wlth Boxer Tonight
Whether Alex Hurt ti. pi ,
knocker,,,,. , t,.i... ',-.. 'M
weight hone fee . ,.1, '"'
, f" G f" " -liampieinj,p, ,,
'"imiiy ii eann c n,..
ny Kilbane's lig,t.
geed us 11 future fivfle S
be decided tonight In one of t,P boil
ar H
n. 1.1 ..f -i-J ,..'...". !"
"""'"i ui ivesr. l'lillaile phln. Kit? I.
an nccress ve nein. ...il . .' rll U
tush.mit..VshapeZ,,
contest. ' ' tu,"8iu
Patsy Wallace, the clever little Int.
inn. w m, r off vim. ,. i...i , r.1,a'
Hattling Mack, of Camden.
-Marty Hums, of Seuthvvark, is nrhcd.
tiled te meet Teny Daniels nnd
opener vv.ll be between IMdie DemPi
et iseuthwnrk, nnd 1ut .Murl ey
Grays Ferry. '' et
Basketball Statistics
I-'ASTiatN LiJAIiir.
n'-i" xv.,1,,, V-i-M:
Trenten
llinidel, . n
.scruntei, h
C'eales1lc ,t
2 .son riiim, .'. 4 5 -Ig
0 .155 .New .,ru i iS 7i?-
sciiiuium: ion tenk.ht
(oatejvllle ut Itpndljiir.
Cr,f V,rk '" "'llkes.ilarr "'llkes.ilarr
Mrunlen nt Cumilcn.
Last Night's Results
IlSTLItN IJlOli:
riillnildidila. 30i Nexv Yerk "I
Irenlun. 28! Ciimdtn. 24. '
XOIITH I'HIU. CIII'ICCII I.UVCl'K
ceiw'i!'';"' I,efermed- i St. rt-tw. K,.iv
Jit. Hermen. 3,1 1 rirst rhrkiim, vi
cop,V. X&f "'r.l..il.St8,t!HK5!l.ll,iplv
Latter' Daly hnlnts. 20j fnlrltlll M. j; )
()Tiu:ii steiti:s
IJ115011I.1. 33i New lurk Mil,,. 10.
TeleiiT.ene.'' ' Cen,,,ruc,1 '"nt1 '
m-C'eiincil', 41 1 llobsen, 20.
Meillii, 3Uj IlarrnuK.ite, 18
!t',,l.,(T.rys:l81 st- ("-Kiirj. 1.1.
St. I'nul. 18; Hevers. 0.
i'.1"?" ,r','lc'.lf - "'"' V.iti,nt. 8.
le'vn. V- ' " A" iU J'a" (",ni"-
lie IIeirn 17 1 Ijimnere, 11.
,il.'i"Tvi1i"Lr.s' 3l,,I'0.r.,,r'Klitli Wnrd, 18.
lii.v All-Slurs, Sit llise, 21.
I'nlen Saiiurr, 111 Wlmiihlcken 11. f,, 31,
r. u. it. erna: i.e.eik
S'Ujt. ('iir Service. 28j Tlireusl, l-nsscnttr
htst riiiM. i,n.vf.cn
fi. V. Smith & Ce., 10i Chilton A Ce.. H,
standard Keller Dcarliic. 31 1 Ditr.
broelc Carpet, IS.
Eagles Still Flying High
The Am:rl:in Hagle C . of Stuth Phlli
devlphln, has n clean slate in the t askelba'l
cnue this eoasen Seven frames have ben
Plaved snl as many victories have beeji,
turned in. A (leulil '-header was piajecl en
Thurndav nls-ht, l'Jntleld Junieru belli del
feaicel, 2.1-ci, and Hi. CecelU, 1:7.! Hemi
Biiinei nr, bclntr plajed hv th l'ai,lei t tin
Seutlivvuilc Mn s CluX 1 ii r Ldsworie
stieet.
State Girls te See Big Game
Mute CellfR-ev I'ii Nev 111 rvnn syat'
women stud ntfi are te h vv ' laken car
of nt the l'ltt ennie en Thai l.'-uiuus- Pay
Teut u hieck of ni.erv.-d s ut
iiraauate .nanayer fii 1 iimi 111 ; lie rut
out il hlepk of ree.pri.wl A jiti . tc si.lv for
. '!: sirls and. they villi 1.- .11 . n rerun
tickets nn uedl as the men i-'uiciite, A
nunilier of the ce-eds fel u-i tl 1 imn
I'lillicde-lphlre for the N'aw L.'.ini' 11I1 ! in-i-'fl
Kre-Ucr mimh"r Is epeeted tu s ' Tin
huiih lie t viei I;,
it
0C
P n, :i,,.,l .'"'. ,'...A' .. ' '" "-Seul
vlllbeHaKoppenThrate
I ....!! -I 1 v -..., IIIIII II,
H'etlight us u terrific puncher bbnnr
lt.g out Carl Deit.lnShefeuif ;.,,
A brace of e-er-battling , u S,
Mil appear In the fourth nunlir '
ing tegetlier Hilly Angeio L'nni"8-
out from Yerk. . ,,'i'l- ..kne h"'
ne til..
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