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"EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921
Haverford and Swarthmore Athletes in Geed Condition for Annual Football Clash Today
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LAFAYETTE LEADS
LEHIGH BY 7 10 0
Elliett Scores Touchdown en
Straight Football in First
Few Minutes of Play
BRENNAN KICKS THE GOAL
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nellilehcm. !.. Nev. 1!. LnfnyettcV
powerful cloven led T.rhiRli 7 te 0 nl
the owl nt llie Hi-Pt period In the Rtune
l,prc (eilnv. KHiett RC-ered n touchdown
en KtrniKlit football seen iifter thpopiMi thpepiMi
(np nf tin' lr-t period. Urenniin Uirkril
penl.
LetiK hpferc gamp time Hip stnnils bo
ron te fill. First te nrrHe was the solid
line-up of Ho7.ey HpIIpi-'h "Sniul IIors. IIers.
They hiiMcd in the pitcs en iiiipe-e lis
neon n tl.P barriers were unl.u lte.l. t
1 nn organization, formed by LeIiIrIi s
diree-ter of pliyMeal rdwntleii. composed
nf the street gamins. A section of the
Rtamh I" icserved- for them nt i-iii-Ii
came. 'I'hpv havp n college cheer leader.
let in for nothing and nie pledged te
clean sportsmanship. '
Alumni of both ceHcrcs camp en .ip
cinl trains and nutes from nil direction-.
It looked like n meter parade
ts niBPhines crawled te the arena ever
Pnitth Mountain, from Kiisten and Al
lentnvvn. past tin iunlnt churches and
Colonial buildings In the streets of this
historic town, and dumped their noisy
cargoes before the portals of Tayler
Stadium.
Lafayette had the -enth side of the
field. Its color. Maroen and White,
were plastered all ever the stands there
in pennants and I'lir.vsniitheniiinis.
Its famous band, in maroon sweaters
and white flannels, made tilings turbu
lent, with here u chord and there a
discord
Lehigh's student body marched te the
field in cel, mm of fours a half hour be be
feie the gamp, behind its band, dressed
In blown ami whitp. The riot was en.
Antiplieiml cheering made the welkin
ring. Lver thing was cheered, espe
cially the jehhr ludics' parade from two
ilrK school., of llethleliein which at
tended in a body.
First Period
Arting Cnplaui Schwab and Captain
Met'arthj met In the center of the Held,
I.afajetlp winning the te. Storer
kii-kul off for I.ehlgh, (Inzellu rcceiing
the ball and ruining it back te the ":.'
jard line The first plav was smeared.
Lafnvette was penalized 1." jards for
holding.
tiazella made a j ard en a reverse
pln.v. On (lie feuith down Bmuum
kicked te Hardy, who fumliled. The
hall was recovered by Hardy en Lo Le
high's !!-'-,ard line. Time wiis taken
nut for llnrd.v, who was given a great
cheer when he sii.vcd in the game. After
falling te 1'nln through the line. Steier
trfc-cl n tirSTiT1 pass te llardj, which
uus knei ked down li.v Lafayette. Storer
punted high out of bounds en Lafnv -ette's
l.'i-jard line. Read threw (la
zella for an Si yard less en an attenrpted
end run en the next play. Lehigh was
pinulUcd 1.1 yards for toughness.
Llliiitt hit I lie line for ! yards nud
Lafayette was penalized 1." yards for
roughness midlield. On u reverse play
Briiuiier took the ball te Lehigh's '()
yaid line. Klllett made i at center.
Lehigh smeared the next play. Ciisicl;
was liiii r . but remained in the game,
lllllett went through center for ."
ynrds. Anether line buck by Klllett
gave Lafayette a lirst down en Lehlgli's
-V.wird line.
Llllntf took the ball te Lehigh's
2-jnnl line en next piny, he fumbled
but leeevered en the --feet line, tin
the next play Klllett took the ball ever
"a a line plunge for a touchdown. Hren
nan kicked goal. Scere: Lafayette, 7;
Lehigh. I).
Williams, Lafayette, kicked off te
Hardy, who ran the bull back te
Lehigh's liT-yard line. ,ln Hie net
play Orucr plowed through center for
i yards. On the fourth down, after
falling te gain, Lehigh punted te ISron ISren
nan, who was downed en his l.'t-ynrd
line. Thice plays by Lafayette failed
") gain, and e utile fourth down Mreu
jan kicked te llurdy, who received the
Mil en his liO-ynrd line, where lie was
downed. Hressemer gained .'i nrds en
a fake reverse play. A fake hidden ball
Way gained another yard. Storer
kicked almost straight in the air.
Lafayette's bnl ion Lehigh's .'tT-yaid
line.
Miigh took time out te wash bruised
fnees. On n quick line-up Lufawtte
Wined a yard. liruuner was jusl short
of a first down en a reverse piny ufter
Lehigh was penalized for delaying the
Ejime. Lehigh was penalized ."i yards.
Kh'lng Lafnyctte lii-st down en Lehigh's
Je-J.inl line. Lafayette failed te gain
"n a reserve piny as. the liist pe ed
ihimi irst period scere: Lnfawtic
7i Lehigh, (I.
.Second I'erlnil
Lafayette I,d the bull en Lehigh's
Je-uid line, Hrunner broke thieugli
of S yiuds Klliett failed te gain
inreugl, center. On the fourth down
'"'butt made 1! yards and gave Lafayette
nrtt down en Lehigh's d-yard line.
,"ruilm''" as thrown for a l-yai.l less
ar.ls !', "rth,y' Lafayette gained -J
Iriisi im.'l"Rl1 ',,',',', and then Klliett
ItVn r thr.iiKIi center for u touchdown.
X 'i"," 1ll'k,,, "", 8ul- '"'e: Liit.iy
lp. U; Lehigh, 0.
' Ingle. Lehigh, replnccd Messcmer.
I liuiiM kjida-d off te Lingle who inn
ill i " 1,!'.f""' '"' w,ls thrown. Hardy
MiKcu te Mrcniiiin who was .ievi-d out
yi bounds ,, Lafayette's l.'-yard line.
i;ri liner ,, double pass iiiadc (1 vaids.
f'lleti went through center but La fay -T
If "lls '."'bali.ed I." yunls for holding.
hne "" "" '",r """ :,Sj"nl
llreimiui i Hnrry Kllwi S uuds.
,u! Kh ".'"'' ,l"' lml fi"i Lafayette en
im Vi'v i w" l'hns with Lingle cnirv
ln i i '"" K''''d only one yard. Haidy
'" ''ingle who was thrown out of bounds
'"'" gaining ,'l .vards. Iliuily punted
ie liruuner who wns downed where he
rd by three Lehigh men, Itriinuer
" Ked up savagely with his tcel but
Jiii'd te , ,j diimage, the ball was
""'"Km back ami Lafayeite was penal
"Pl ! yards. I.lugle almost bieke
" en a wide end pass. Klliett be
K hint en the play. With the ball en
"c-U-yiird line. Lehigh fans yelled for
touchdown A pass, Haidy te (ireer,
6lued but two vards,
vel te Coach Brown Five
StS!?&1'' " '' "V- 0.--WuUr H.
UbIv.;.i? "?n appointed cearh of the Urnvvn
te?ihY'!v, hartetball nauail, anaJnderd
crtBlif HT vrj" " ' V Athletic lleunL c vvaa
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Miy-i aivAW fcu vyvt"'i liUfivQ
Statistics and Line-Up
for Yale-Harvard Game
IIAKV.Mll
layer nml position
ce lit Wl.
.3 15.10 17
'I (1.1 IRS
in ej ion
sj n m7
an n son
an ti.2 no
t n.i inn
21 n.e 1IM1
.21) 11.11 IB"
21 B.U 181
21) n.u 1H
2n a 207
21 n.ie a
20 n.a iaa
.se n.u 177
21 n.u ihi
20 B.lll 201
20 n.u 18 i
.21 (1.1 181
21 n.u ins
21 n.8 i n.i
20 0 180
Aee III Mt.
II) (1.1 180
24 n.i
I ie n 2in
III 0.1 181
I 22 n.8 220
2.1 n nn
.20 R.11 108
; ID KM 170
30 r.ii inn
2.1 n.u me
20 n.ie m
20 .1.11 178
21 n.K) 178
te n.ie nn
20 n.w 171)
23 0.2 . 200
je (i inn
2:1 n.n 2:10
31 (1.1 218
II) II 181
; 20 n.tl im
n n.8 ins
a n.ie K12
.20 n.i ins
at n.ie 173
32 n.8 ine
urouierr. lert ran .
Knnr, left nekle. .
Ilnlilinril, left Blinrit .
riurk. center
llrevrn. rlitlit unnnl
I.'lilfl. rli-l.f l.i.Lln
'erljer, rlKlit enil
Mini, nunrifriMCK
IltlK. Ifft Imiriinrk
etiiirn, rlclit Iniirimrk
Owen, fullback .
HiiliMlttilct
llrecker, Kimril
Clmpln. rulllmck
(lilirrhlll. Iiuiriiiuk
Vlclil, mil .
(IralHlck. IrilfliiK'k
drew. Riinnl . .
lehrke f iilllmck . .
Iiinln, end . .
lenklni. Iniiriinck
IoIiiineii, (ii.irrerlnck
Tlernej. right tackle
YAI.I5
Inter ilnil nesltlnn
iiiair, ten ini
T). lulu. I.'fl tickle
II. Criill.shanU. left K'rd
l. l.nnills. center
T. (luerner, rlnlit K'rd
). Dlller, rlnlit tackle
Jl.
lieiner rlBMt end
tt'llearn, n'rterhiick
Aldrlch, left h.ilf
.Inrdin. right luilf
.Mnllerv, futlliuik
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N.
Siihstlliites
A. Hiittnnn. cnil
I. stiirin, end
T. .1. Lincoln, end
C. I. Iddv, end
It. II. Hidden, tackle
i:. II, tlnnlle. t.Kkle
I. .1. Mnckny, clinril,
II. K. Cre.H, cimrd
A. II. Nnrrls, center
1. C. Ileckett, quiirterhu k
. (I. XrliUliiger. Imik
It. P. Knnpp, hnck
I. i:. Wlclit, hark
.1. (I. r. .spelden hack . .
.1. Old. hack
Haverford Easy
for Swarthmore
Continued from Pace One
score was in Kvvarthinere's fnver, 21
te .
First Period
Captain (leiges. of Swarthmore.
wen the toss and elected te re
ceive Ilaverferd's kickelT nt the seiilh
end of the field. ISrewn kicked off te
Harp en Swarllimere's 10-yard line nud
he returned the ball 'Si yards. V.-.wv
swung around Ilaverferd's right end for
2.1 yards. Yarnall was dumped without
gain. Larp shot tliieugh i enter for .-
yanW.
A forward pass, Asplundh te Ogden,
earned '"' yards. Yarnall lest - yards
en fake kick pln. Swarlhiueie was
peniillyed 15 yards for holding. As
pliindh made up 1'-' ynids mound Haver
ford's left end. Karp failed te gam al
right cud. Asplundh made J yards at
center. A ferwanl pass. Asplundh Ie
(leiges, (lie latter making the catch ever
the goal line, gave Swarthmore a toiuh teiuh toiuh
deuii. Ynrnall kicked the goal.
Scere: Svvnilhinere. 7: llaveifeid. 0.
ISrewn kicked off te Asplundh en the
(larnet's l."-yind line unci he ran the
ball back Ie the :(()-yard line. Karp
made a Mild at left tackle. Asplundli
ndded - at right tackle. Yarnall wormed
his way through center for 1 'yards.
Asplundh punted out of hounds en
Ilaverferd's HO-yard line. Allen made
'J yards through left tackle, but the
play was recalled and the (iarnet pen
alised ." yards for off-side. Hrevvn hit
left tackle for " yards. Wilbur was
smeared en a fake kick by Muleii.
Asplundh intercepted a forward pass
en Ilaverferd's 10-yard line. Yarnall
made 7 yards through enter. Karp
broke through Ilaverferd's left side for
L'O yards. Asplundh swung around
llaverfeid's left end for 1 yanls. (ieiges
went around left end for a touchdown.
Yarnall kicked the goal.
Scere: Swarlhiueie. 11; Haver
ford. 0.
Asplundh kii ked off te Wilbur en
Ilnvei ford's ."-yard line and lie ran the
ball back IK yards. I'.reuu made a yard
at right end! Wilbur added a yard at
right tackle. Sangree fnilerf nt center.
Hrewn punted te Ynrnall en Swarth
mere s le-yiird line nud he ran the ball
back te in it I field
Karp made - yards at center. As
pluiMh's ferwanl pass was grounded.
Karp elrel 'd Ilaverferd's right end ter
n lirst down mi the Scarlet and Muck's
IS-j ard Hue. The same player added
" mere at left tackle.
I'arp added U mere at center. Yar
nall lest 17 yards en a had pass fiein
center. Karp kicked a perfect Held goal
from Havei ford's lis. yard Hue.
Scere: Swarthmore. 17; Ilnver Ilnver
ferd. 0.
Hrewn kicked off te L.irp en Swart h-
inere's l.'-yard line and he ran (lie
ball back le Ilaverferd's L'O-yard Hue.
Astilumlh hit left tackle for I! yards.
Swarthmore was penalied 1." yards
for holding, liirnall made up of the
lest yards through left tackle. A for
ward pass. Asplundh te Jacksen, gave
Swarthmore its third touchdown. Yar
nall kicked the goal.
Scere: Swarthmore, 21; Haver
ford, 0.
Ilaxter replaced Ogden for Swarth
mere. Cernell kicked oil' te Hrewn en
llnverfeid h genl line and he run the
Imll back te the '.'O-yilid line. Inrnnll
intercepted liiewn's forward pass, en
Ilaverferd's 40-. Mini line nud run the
hall te the 1."i-ynrd line. The last play
illil net count, as the whistle blew end
lug the peiled before the b.lll went Inte
plav .
Seme, end tit t peried: Svvarthinme
21; Haverford 0.
JERSEY ELEVENS CLASH
IN BIG TITLE CONTEST
Mount Helly and Riverside Meet en
Fermer's Field
One of the biggest games ever staged
In Seuth Jersey took place at Mount
Helly this afternoon, when the Mount
Helly team clashes with the "Illg
(irecu" team of lliverside.
The largest crowd that has ever at
tended an athletic contest in Mount
Helly was present and ever a thousand
fnim'attended from Riverside.
The "Hig Jviroen" team, of Mount
Helly, has net t been seined upon
this sensen, having wen the four games
already played. .
Riverside has only met one deleat m
far. and that at the bands of the Trunk -ford
ellew Jackets
The tennis were evenly mnti bed in
enthusiasts were treated te nn exliibi
I Ien well worth -eeing.
The team lined up as fellows;
Mount llell.v lllverslilp
I liiplncntt .
Hest, mull
U IIUIiiMtn
left end
left tackle
lett Kimril
. e enter
rich! irii.lnl
lllmes
K let-sulci
K. Dl.erufell
l.leEhtllip
lliirliui
Mlllltl
sleienH
Mctiillll-y
Hurriii
rrunks
lleitihrr
Alliertken
lliiwllin
rlclit, l.nkle
1 iineniherR
rlcli'l enil . ). Viinc'inlirri,"
iimirterli.u I. InklesUM lit
.lert Imlfliiik Itull
iliiht li.iiriiiicl. . llerii.
.riillh.nk AnelerhUii
Navy Stars Have Rest
AimuimllK. Jlel . N.a 11 .Men.- linen h.ill
nr the Naval Acaclemi leeulur "ere seveii
A lt!hl v.slild.iv vvllh I In.. hope thai
lhe; would he .lido l" null Ihemm Ivcb nut
or th ulunip which h.m been no nmnlfesl
III III" ".",. ... i.iia....l Unit I in iimiMiinl v
tlUB WC8K, II ""L""S.'..nn hr.miii.
K-r,1 V"1 d :?.& Mile und that a"Ve.t
will help Oiem
Brov
,n Lead Celby i
U'utertllle.
.Nev. in William J.
..,; left uuarejf thU
elevtn. haa ie(Sdectea
Tlrnwn. et Ixlvl
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earn woiey vi
1
FRESHMEN
LEAD CORNELL, 7-0
Coach t Keegh Started Streng
Combination Against Ithaca
Youngsters
BIG GAME OF THE YEAR
' '"". I -roll. Cernell PrcOt.
JUstKiitc . left end . Hendersen
Kniifiviin . left tinkle Zucker
IlltlllUh. li.f. ....r.l Mnrlu
Jajiic ... cendr Wmle I
PiipMcirtli rkhl KMilrcl dnrdun i
I . Dfuhlrst (Cnpt.) Klcht tiwkle llvslep
(III) rleht end . Ktieen I
MtOriiu iiunrtcrl int. . PutterMin
'lees lert Irillh-ci Itlihardsen
Klnif riKht 1i.iirh.Kk Hurt
.1. Deulilrhl fiillhnik . l.iilrd
OrriclnU Iteferee: Kelchner. Mlhrlcht.
I inplre llniBir, Ohlj Mntei, I.lncsmiin Stf
tltt, I.uriiett..
The 1'nlverslty of Pennsylvania
freshman foetbnll team and Cernell
fresh met en 'r'rankliu Kleld this nft nft nft
crnoen in the unniial game between the
yearling teams of the two institutions.
I'i'iin led at the end of the first pe-
rieii. i-ii, turrlgnn scoring a teticli-
ewii nun i(ei)t) Kicking goal.
Jack KeiiL'li. of (In. Hi'. nml l'.lun
limt llu I.lll1.rf,u lit irtintl l1..i,,,. f,n tl.n
...... ... ....(..v -. ,,, .(.I.L ll.H- II. I III,
game, which tiieiniscd te be one of
nie nnm inieicsiing et tne long series
between the two institutions. Last
year al imaea t aplaln Johnny Dern.
new the varsity cenler. and his mates
weie defeated hv tlui Miinu'steru nf
Cernell. Mnny 'of the-iireseiit Cor
nell varsity eleven were members of
the victorious tirst-year team of hist
year.
The annual gniue holds us much In
terest for the lirst -year students as the
varsity game does te the upper class
men. Beth e lei ens niiiiil dw the "111111.
and if previous years ate any criterion
nn excellent football game will be the
iesu.
l'"ii st Pet itul
Cernell wen the less and ehcied te
leceive .11 tl list end of the field.
having the advantage of the wind.
Payne kb ki d off for Pcnii. Patterson
ri diving the hall 011 Cernell's 21l-yard
line and icliiined the ball ler 20 y.irds
Twe Im- ph.ys found the Pen n forward
defense n sj.ine vvnll. Cernell wns forced
le kick. Mcfiravv running the Uill back
tc his ew.i 2."-yard line. Fines en :ui
cud run ami I'ewhlrst tliieugh the line
made a liisi down for Pi nn. l-'loes
k.ckccl for Penu. Neither team seemed
rble te gain 1 ensistently through the
line and Kloes and P.itter-mi held 11
kicking il.icl. Pleos had Hie better of
the kickl.ig game and jilaci d the Tub
men in 1 iroei! position for t In i lirst'
scene. A beautiful kick, traveling 15
yanls, rolling out bounds en Cernell's
iMl-.Mird line, gnve Penu their 1 liance.
lliree line, plays by Mcdraw and
Dew hirst netted 11 first down. Ileie
again Cernell held for downs mid Pleos
was obliged te kick. On the lirst plav
Laird, of Cernell, fumbled und Wood
ward, of Penu. iccevcred en 17-yard
line. A forward pass, King te lt'ebb,
gained 11 yards nud put the ball en
Cernell's ll-janl line. C.irrlgan was
sent in le ic place Dewhirst. On (lie
first play Carrigan made 2 yards off
tackle and following this en the same
play made 1 yards for the lirst score.
Robb kicked the genl.
Seine: Penu Fiesh, 7; Cernell
Fresh. 0.
Aldrich's Geal
Gives Yale Lead
Cenllnucil from PiiKe One
kicked te O'Hcnrn who was downed in
his trucks in iiiidlielil. I
Jerdan made .'! yards-through center,
and followed with a ."-yard gain. Owen
was hurl in making the tackle. Owen
resumed pla.v. Aiciricn mrricii the hall
around lus tight eml te Harvard s 1.1
yard line, where he was tackled by (he
Harviiid captain.
Clark broke through and nailed Jor Jer
dan dend. Owen stepped Alditih with
a I -mi rd jam. Itucll and Fitts slopped
Aldrieh mi the net play en the li-y.ud
line. Alilrii h kicked a goal from the
held, standing 011 his le-yaid line, a
lillle te the light of the goal pest.
Seme : Yale. '! ; Harvard. O.
Hrewn kh ked te O'Hcaru 011 the
Yale ge.il line and be ran it back l!0
yards, being tackled by Fitts en the
Yule side. Jerdan slummed through left
tinkle for yards, stepped .by Owen.
Aldricli get away 11 kick which all but
1 oiled out just before it reached the goal
line.
Jerdan and Maller.v stepped Owen
after the rugged Harvard player hud
made 1 yanls. On a delayed pass Owen
gained 2 Minis behind his left tackle.
The period ended with the ball in Har
vard's possession en its own 20-yanl
line, .'! .Minis te go and thud down.
Second Pcriud
Fills kicked le O'Heani, who was
bothered by Mallery and dropped the
bull, Harvanl leeevering the, ball en
Yale's "!!-yard line.
Owen, en .1 delaved pass made ,1
yanls through his own right side. On
11 .sptc.nl tin mntnm iivven made a yard
at center. Owen attempted a drop drep
khk and was liu ky te cress the scrim
mage line. O'Heani did net let the ball
go for a teui hbai k and wns nailed !'.
yards after 1 cubing the Held. Ittiell
made a fair catch of Aldrich's kick and
Harvard tried .1 phic einent geul Ireiu
the .'tl-ynrd line. Owen could net make
the grnde and it went for a teiicliback.
Aldrlch 1 an around Ills right end und
gained 10 varus. Jerdan failed te gain.
Aldricli kicked out of bounds at Har
vard's ;5-,ud Inn
Kit t-, was stepped bv Maller.v for a
."-wild gain. Mulbuj stepped Owen
ter a 1-yanl gain. O'lleurii took
Owen's sbiitt hick mi the bounce, run
back and slipped mi bin own Jl-yard
line.
Owen Falls Again
Jerilnii made 2 yanls inside his own
lett tackle. Cllllk lesiiinecl play . Jor Jer
iinii in nl. 1 7 Minis Iluell made 11 fair
I catch en Yale's Il-vanl lin;. Again
(lueii tried ler .1 lield goal I10111 place
no 111 I'he ball was beitli low and away
te one side
Cape May Is After A's
(iiPc'Maj, N. -I.. NM 10 The. I'm
Cletsivc 1.1'iiBU lle.nd uf Tmde) ami ClU
Ciimnilsaleini'rii ut tin" iin me Kulnc in
(.end .i upe-ilHl (.eiiinuiiii. I" fceu I'onnle
Jlnck In lereieme tn -'-tunc ih lull luetl
lin tn mini tl"' Mill He" '" lieiln .el liilie
lnv III Ih" mnhiK in n.ii i.him will h.. sent
hi Mllltl lluuklns if I he New Vel k Aliur
Icanb Nativity te Play Crescent
Th N'mlvili lillhnlii liuh s I'. ink lb, ill
ccniiis will in" i i 'riHe.it ihm in nun In
their lull .el All -hem ni.iiue unel HelBcide
street The uptown m heive wen ihroe
struietil und livieti le Held the (dowiitevvnera
te their lUt l-i 'he prellinlnary llushey
McLoen'a Hejiervea meet Nativity lleaerva,
jlMel Coogan Shades Talt
MleTj-iinelK Minn., Se: It). .lil,e
(Inn.
uliall.s I1VA.
Kllll vjii'iniijfll i Uliliir iii, ...
t'lunn Talt. Mlnneieili. in thel
n....lartl.ltn luivlntf l.nnl hsrfl. I
r ten.raiinA
oenw nW.
iiu-m..-... " .. -. -!-'
-....An ABl.s . .,& An.AS. 1
HIS TOE GAVE
Malcolm Aldricli. Itluc captain, whose field goal from the ir.-yard line
placed Harviiid In the lear of the Ills Three title gridiron game
HOLMESBURG OUT j
TO BEAT CONSHY
Rival Football Elevens Have
Each Wen Twe Games of
Four Played
SPECIAL CARRIES ROOTERS
( nnshehiK ken
li.lllll III leH end
llnlnieshiirf;
Mines fit)
leniider (2. 1
t.lllTllPJ (2.1) I
N'cHshiilTiT ( 12) lett tinkle
nenius 1 1:0
lert kii.iiiI
rnnki. ((1)
llelTj (1(1)
Archer (20)
(iurrelt (I) .
Il.iker 1211
llesethky CI)
I'etleliter (111
Mnckert e"ii ,
l.ukens (III)
Venhstev (2)
ItiES- (7)
(ietunlln IK)
Isenherc 1 10)
I'isher (I I)
Mile hell (1H)
.Jenes (15)
e enler
richt piiiird
ilelil tinkle
right tndtli.
eiu.irterhiee k
led h.iirimek
rii;ht hiitrhiiek
reillhiiik
. I.MIlh 171
Vlerrlseni 12)
. Dil.v (31))
XehinisUK)
. I'lirdj (.11
smith (till
PrltrllT)
Meduckln (K)
Ihnilllllel (0)
Kni'lm.ill (I I)
l'reist (20)
Cnske (211)
I'nlls cud
Knrl (I)
Miller (01
Nelnek (I I)
The Consliehocken and 1 lelmcsburg
football elevens lasted this after
noon at Coiishehoeken for the liflh lime
since the teams begin iikiying eaedi
ether, llelmesliuig rooters niade the
trip te the heni" of the Ironworkers en
a special train mid can led about 1000
persons w ith them.
I lelmcsburg signed live new nie-i nml
they have been practicing for three
days, and, ace erellng te both Manager
"Pep" (ieikei unci Coach "Hutch"
Seniers, Mi- I I'dlic'sbuig e'lMen ili.il
faced Coiishehoeken wis the best that
lias been en the held t li ts- season.
The Censhv line is inade up almost
entirely if Rutgers College men who
llayeel en the strong team at Rutgers
of 101S. Maker, nt epiarteiback. is also
a Rtitscis mail and a ';oed lield general.
Muckelr, of Marylued Stale, who has
been out of the line-up for seveial
weeks, is in geed shape and is slmed te
start at fullbac.c.
Charlie Me Hue kin. who wen the
game' for I Inline slmrg InM vear In
kicking two lield genls, was again with
Hi linesburg and is ceiieiteu en te pin
diiee as usual. Tin- victniy of Conslio Censlio Conslie
1 eeken ever Fr.ii.kferiJ bus made the
lionwerkers the favorites, but Helme-.-Iiurg
is 'enlicli'iir if lillliing tin l.ibl.s..
3PEEDB0YS AND ARCHIVES
TIED jN SOCCER GAME I
Play te 0-0 Deadlock in First Half
of Title Match I
West Phlhi.
eVInthevvs
Nnrlhe-.isl
(le-rsep
sl.illni.cn
Mse h utile
lleldlei
Mel el
I. inch rue in
Hi inilse linn
Ni'dlivskl
li.llll'll
Melleiiulil
llrilllse he
(lek .mil
Kellll
left rullh.lik
left lllllhiek
rlk-ht huiriiuik
(enter halfback
lert lyiriiiiek
iiiiishii- ii-rt
inside lert
center forward
inside riuht
eiiitsidt- rli.'lit
ilders. I.lncsntcu
'Ihirtv niliuites.
PeOM-rs
Mel lain
W use he
I'.llint .
Midlnnes
(.icndlre
Dcieitliertj
stmrn
l.e-an.lsv
Men Inn
Keren-e V
sinllli. 'liiii'-
N'ertheast High ami West Philadel
phia weie tied at the I'lid of the lir-t
half of the big Intcrscheliistic League
soccer game, en Neitheast Field.
Twenty -ninth and Cleai field streets,
this afternoon. 0-0 The g line will de
tide the championship of I In- liagiie
The ball zig-z.igeel up and down the
field from the kick-oil. Fiist, n vmi
taken into Neilhiast's tenilenv. wlieic
Steam took the ball and uiissid sim -cral
shots at the goal. Then, the tide
turned, und tlie ball was in YV' -I
Philadelphia's part of the Held fmiu the
middle of the bull' en.
West Philadelphia entered the game
a favorite for the tuM time this sen sen
sen. Northeast previously was picked
te win the title, but owing te the iiue
pected tie the Reel nud lUnck was h, Id
le by Central, the- odds weie mi the
Specdbeys,
Statistics of Regulars
in Lafayette-Lehigh Fuss
ui'avi:tti:
Ni. Name P.mitinn
A-
111
Ii III)
Il IMI
."i 11
.-. nil
11
e, ,ei
il nu
h ii.'
.'i in
"i 117
a in
v i
lsii
is.l
lllll
II,.
-'Ill
Kn
IT J
17
I7'i
1 .a
Kin
nVrr' lett eiul
8 lluinmell le-lt l.ielile
10 Seliu.ili. left ijuanl
17 Hreivn. riniei
15 Huilel, i lel.t KU.ir.l
11 Dleiel. Ilslll l.i- 1.1
Il Ci Cennell. ilsht eml
I'i M Hi ennui, iiu.ii n-t 'ni k
7 lhuner. left h iltlmi k
Ti aeiiellu. llslit Ii elfh.iili
'Jll llllleu. rulll.tcU
LDIIIUH
Ni, Nnin.1 l'.inlliun
S He ill lefl ellJ
S I'.lhli U letl leecllh'
111 Mei'.ulhv leu kuihI
III lleih i-eiiiii
,'S lleffiii.iii i lulu S'U 11.1
llll Sin hiKbteen i Ulu tukv
ilil L.tiUln ilBht end
1 1 Itarehe t cinui leih.n 1,
'.'II Stui i i left half ii i U
H lleienemer, i in'ht halfaa U
Prevel
Mehtelier left end
II, Miller lert t-ieJ-le
lliiekmuii left Bnaril
AMIkeii renter
Ci'imell right Kim r el
Mnekln. , rlnlet InrUle
llntleUh, . . rleht enel
llelciier ,,, nunrterhiek
. .nn.- i-.. i..fi...-i.
Abe II, Vi .
Ill II I).' is-,
'.'1 .", nil ,
L'J :. HI 17,
in r, mi is i
in a an in ,
Sll II nil is;,
-"I .'. US leu ,
it) r. ki 171
111 11 nn 170
ie r. te tei
(.111 '"ill I
r.ueinlei
r.iiu
llllMirn
I.tnillinlni
. neiuerls
Cenner
IjiPeiintnln
Krriii'hrr
.......iiirr ,, ini i,i.m..iiv ,,,., seiliei
(jree.ciwdeel v, , .rlllit heilflmrk. , , . . ttese
Crlcleten ,,,..,..riilllNirk. . . ,, Ijihii
Bje for Wrlrht. HuteK-IlrOHn. tTmnlrr-,
f'oeJW. VtrrinU. Ilaad llntmanJVf(trn
. , i Meinn
YALE LEAD
UP-STATE TITLE
TILTT
Shenandoah and Coaldale Meet
for Ceal-Region Football
Championship
BUSH OUT OF THE BATTLE
Maliaiiey City. Nev. 1'-' Ten thou
sand spectators ,m- epci-tcd nt the' de
ciding game for the football e bampiou bampieu
shlp of the coal icgimis bete (omerrow
iifleriioen between the Coaldale and
SliellUlldeiah elevens. The I iilhel loll
eleven iiNe was iu the liiniiing for the
title, but wns recently defeated by
Shenandoah, 1 1 -(.
Rebert W. Maxwell, spoils eiliter of
the Kvkni.Mi Pi iii.ic Lcm.i.it. will b"
the rcfeiee of the mutest, and Wiline r
Crew ell. of Swarthmore. will be the
umpire. Fvaiis. of Muhlenberg, will lie
hcnel llnesmiin.
Shenanile.ih will be liiiinlic.ipied by
the absence of Hush, the star tullli.n l.
who is nut with mimics Hush was
hurt in the game against the 1'. S. .s
Michigan. He still is in the- bnspn il
at Fountain Springs. Murpln will take
has pi, lee ill the ll.ll klield.
I.ukiis a brother of .lelinnv Luka-.
bin ktleld c.indlelate for ut Ih" Fnivei'sitv
of Peunsvlvauiu, will lie .it right guard
ler Shenandoah. .
The lust time Slii'tiaii'le ih and Coal
dale met the game resiilieil in a 11-11
tie.
The unliable line-ups fellow
Slieniinilinili Finis. Sine ked and
Ryan: tinkles, S.unlers and Kul.ke:
kiinrds, Rue s and Luka- . e e liter. Shop Shep
ids; ti ill let bui'k. Ilenis: hiilfbiicks,
Donevan .mil C.iptuiu I'rite-, fullliai'k,
Mm pliv .
Coaldale Fuels, P.ivlbk ami Rhode Rhede
side or Hiiiiek : tinkle's. Ciiptain (!.ir
lanil and Melley ; giuinls. lievle- .ml
Swarlz; eetiti-r, F.vans, ipini te rback,
l.lthgew : hallb.teks. Heiiuer and Lew
chick; fullback, (iiltner
NEW BILLIARD RECORD
Welker Cochran Sets World's High
Run of 384 in 18.2 Tourney
Cllic.ign, Nev 10 All i-eenids in
1 - h.ilU-lme lullianls wile- biekin
lii'ie in the- vveiild's i hiimpleuship
game's bv Welker Ceehtun, of Sail
Francisce, when lie i.m out in live in
nings and in the teiiilh miiile a high
run of ,'isl in his inaii-h with (Jeetgi1
Sutten, of Chle.ii;.! Sutten iiinassed ."7
point'.
Cochran's pcrlm main e sets a new
high-iiin mark. In lOl.'i Willie Heppe,
world's chaiiipien. made- a run of .'107
At that time ije w.i. plniing Cm bran
in il liandiiap match, ."nil te HOI), and
the tiiial -inre u.is ."ii ii in is. Thai
Hill gave Heppe all .ivei.lge of SI! 1 -,'i,
exceeded only by an average of 1(1(1
made bv (ieerge Sutten many ears
age.
The highest pnvimi I n in balk-li ie
eliiiininiiiisliip was Jii.i ii ih In Inilii.M
two vein's age Iii i ii' III n Mm-i
Ingsliir iiiaile i nin .1 '".' in tne pn
lllliiliarv eiuniii i it i ii I 1 1 ti.lt i . 1 1 il
teiiriuilnent al s, m .lr s, n
tfZ
lltnnle Hulls' A Uliuseteirt
i
SL
Phil lilrhilil.l I i "ill e.il.
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im.rff.r..mrwwTITirVTI1!rrj
Men's & Yeung Men's
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and
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JEFFERSON HOLDS !'
QUAKERS AT START1
Rochester and Lecal Elevens
Unable te jScere in First
Period
Iteehestcr Hunkers
Iten left euel l.ewe
II iron lert tinkle sp.iu'ini
Meeiels .. ten L-iinrd lleik
smith eenl-r W nn
line liniale r rlKlit ciiiml 1 ininilsireiin
Mnrls.ei . rlclit tinkle l.ltll-
l.ciHeri rlislil end Mllln
Nneiiiin im irleih ii k ""dill
l.allil tin Imlllink Cufiill
rtstiH rlclit li.iirii.uk Iteihl
VV liter rullh.lik smith
llfliel.ils Miiinhi'. I'eiui. Iti'fcieT l', lllck-
son, Peim I nuil-ej Men-e- M(('nr;nli k, Huck-
uell. heed liu -small.
The .leflei son football eleven of Ree h
eter iiti.l the (liiaki'is ef this litv phiv -
I'd through the til -t pet ied at the Phil
lies' gieunds this afternoon without u
scene. I
The visitors vveii the tns, and de-
l iff I te eh fend the goal tew.iids the
giandstiinel (Nifall's kii kelT hit the
nalpest ami lieuiudi'd bud, in the p'av -
ng 'iehl Una; u tem lib, nk mid tl e
all was nu. mtii pluv mi .tiff's JO-vanl
Inc. Alter n futile line pl.iy, Lainl
''iitecl out . I lieiimls mi tin IJiiuki I s
L'S-jard line Alter two iiiis.ik-,.l. t.il
line plunges, l;hh ,,,, , u ,i in -t down
en a take kiek t'oiin.iiien bimg.iig the
ball te .Jeff's l.'-ymel line Seeii ami
Cofall tiiude iinether hist down thieugli
the line. Neien.in. for .leflei-snn intei -ccpted
Lninl's long fervv.inl n.iss mi f 1 1 -
10-yaiil hue nml knked out of iliiitgci
en tne nisi inn. up. Ceiall icturucd
I he mi Ii t te the 10-Miiel line.
Alter holding ter clowns. Aigtis
gained J0 vards tliieugh the (Junker's
li'l'l Hank. Noen.in kicked out of bounds
en the uakeis le-y.u-il line. Cef.ill
kicked te the .! ilct -oil Ud-yard iiuc.
A serious lue.il; nglllllst tile Qu.iUeis
I'linni when I. nml punted deep inl-i
eilelll.V territeiv unci Robb flllllbleel the
punt which w.ti icieveieil bv Rev I'm'
.left", en tin- lll-v.'ii'd line
Scere: (Junket s, 0, .lelTe isen. 0
PLAY LAST COLLEGE GAME
Eight Ohie State Veterans In Final
Battle Today
Ohie stale
Mjcrs
llutl in in
I'lvlej
euni;
Trent
spiers
sliker
eirkiuiin
stinirt
Is.ihel
Ta.vler .
Illinois
Mlsn
Ohllliler
.. .. Mnhr
OKI I
. (irey-ne
Dr.i.ver
s.ji,,,
stern. im en
M.llnillst
Peden
. ( r.iiiKlp
lert end
lert t.il Mi
ll II Kii.ird
e cule i
i ictit Kii.ird
nulil lai 1st,
t lie lit end .
cm irteiltii( I,
llslit lialll.aik
rlslil Ii iirii.nk
fiillbaek
Cellinihi
).. N'eiv. PI Fight
M t
ll.ll Cen
when
cran Ohie State football tdavi'i
ticipated iii their last Westem
feienee foetbnll game here today
thel.uckeyes met llliiuus
Five- of the-e daei-s are leguhifs en
Coach Wib-e'. famous line, which did
lunch te win last year's Western Con Cen
feience chaiuiilensliip und te keep the
Ruckeyes in the nice for this yem's
e luiinpiensliip, and tin cc of tbi'in tire
line ktie-lel men I.in'Miii'ii idnying tludr
final Conference, game tediiv ven ('up
lain "True k" Mvci's and Slyker, ends.
Ilufl'man ami Spin's, tackle, ainl Dean
Ttntt. ailmitti'dlv one of the best 'iiiirds
111 the West. This will leave I'le-v at
left guard and iniing at center, tin
only veie-ruiis ,ii iut yeur's line. T.iv -ler.
Weaver and Cent will leave the
liaikt'eld Siuaii. Nnhi'l tiul ,iel
Weikman. of this ve.ii's ..i. Kti. II vvill
play again net vear.
PALMER SCORES K. 0.
Stews Away Temmy Warren in
Seventh Round at Yerk
Y01I1. Pa.. Nev IO A lair crevv'd
witnessed the bemg sliew al lie
Oipheu'll here- hist nig'n In the vviiul
up .Pn k I'.iliucr. 1 I Philadelphia, un
healing Teiiuuv Wan ci, et .Ne vv .leis-v,
te pieces in the seventh leuml when llli
lefene stepped the tight. .Iney Clni-k,
of Philadelphia, wen a 1 e'niu.il kiioek kiieek kiioek
eiit ever Kid Stene, et I im aster, m
the semi willil 1 1 1 1 'Phi li.iitt vi.is .ili.inl
(ven.it the tllilsh of the .e . ntli leiiad,
when Mem wis taken ill i ml bid te
emit.
DRAW AT CAMBRIA
Little Jeff nnd Frankie Murray Bat
tle te an Even Break
Little, I, if, nf P.altiiii.ue ami Frankie
lllll.lV ..I llil. ,.l, 1. llll.. I I., nil ni'i.ll
bleak in tin i ighl muml wind up it lie
t'aiiiluia A. C la-t evimn..
In the semi wind up lb mile- I'.Hss
addeil anetlier in his h.t of knoiUeiiis
w In n In- imi. Ii.il White v Langelmi m'
the sixtli session
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O AMER3CA UNE 0
Yale-Harvard
The big football game will be
-taged this afternoon In the Hnrvard
studiuin.
Rebert W. Maxwell
spertM Keiller
of the KtriilnK Piihllc I-edKer
will icfeiee the eattle. nud his
aiialytK.il icview will appear in
Euentng public Kc&Qcr
On .Monday, Nev. 21.
PENH AND TIGERS
IRl nnnnm niTTI p League ThNerth .lerseymen banded
n! VlllM'LU UA I I I U ' '.tMi.l.n US.LM defeat last evening nt
III! ! II il il II nt I I I 1 i the Trenten arena before a vast throng
111 UUUULIl UM I I LL of fans and new Freddy Cooper's elan
is way out In the lend witli nn ndvnn
tace of two mid iine-half games
V. . x - n-:., 1AIII Ciee Tint the Skcetcrs will in nil likcli-
ictery for Princeton Will Give , ,,0()ll 1(1(ll(.(i tlis Wni ,)V hn)f
Them First Intercollegiate
Title in Years
PAUL PATTON TO PLAY
I'enns.i h unite
Mm ltitn-.il
llurrls
Prlnielen
( oeper
Mi llv.ilii"
Martin
Seldeiislleker
. sin irt
VV eiid
.ll'Ultt
1'heini.is
slmeins
eiedlirldi:!'
t'iti'.ielit
rlL-bl feillhiiek
lert fllllbaek
rislit li.ilfliid.
( enter hiitrh.le k
left h iirine'i
. nlllshle rUht
Insl'le rislit
center feruieid
lnslile lefl
outside lett
I'llltllll
ll.irren .
inell.i
elliner
Nlllt.v
PurtrliUi.
Ill ilr
Wiilile-r
VIci;iren
Princeton. Nev. 10. With the foot feot foet
bnll season a matter of blstniv. stu-
ilent
. at tlie Orange and lilack institu
tien lire oviiectcel te till II out en milssc
this afternoon in spr the Tigei soccer
team jilny the l'niveisity of Pennsyl
vania eleven.
"A vieteiry for Primeteeii this after
noon means Its first mleteellegiate sec
cer championship m years The Tigei
luive defeated e-verv t am
iii tlie I.eaguei
but the Keel and I'.lue. wlihli has suf
fered one level se. I laverfet el turning
tlie . trick last S.itinihiv afternoon.
'' tei 1 Prim e-tmi eb fe-ited Hic Main
Lille- team two week Hi
i 1 tin .mm'
ii if ii in t Penu.
e'en e as I laverferel uimle
. . : .....
Should Peniisvlvmit.i el. t.-nt the Iigeis
lbls iifiernei.il .irtd win th. 1 1'inaiiiing
games, ih, I., ague s. .e would end in
a tie. 1 1 mi siniiini win its remaining
L'aiiii s without ditlie ultv and is mere
than .itiMeus teeajitiii'e the contest this
uftei neon.
Last year Pen 11 nml Priiir 0(011 "ii
gnge el in 'n games t I1.1t will go down In
inll'ial" snei ee iii.ieiv a- ,'iiiinlig 1 lu
be l ever nl'iyeel In the liist ptiie lie
I two K mils weie . aellee keel litter ,111
enn period. In the plav of!' en tin
Merien Ci ie ket Club gieiiiuls tin. Krd
mul I'.lue wee out in a bitter1.' con
tested g ime
Johnny Shugrue Retains Title
Hei osier. M.iss., 'e- l,hiu Shu-
utu ft W'lit.-rhui c
1. ll-htue hi 1 h imi
.tin
nn . r
1 .in. .1 III-, ml-
N.- rCiic'fin.l
I i.ml. .- Hr t
In '-. tllnu ire 1l.11. 1
nwi
r N.-U KeilKml
I ieun-1 Ii- u'
ft 1 lie 1 h.imp
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POTTERS INCREASE;
LEAD IN EASTERN
Defeat Camden, 28-24, and
Have Lead of Twe and
One-Half Games
PHILS TRIP NEW YORK
T
IHI Trenten Tigers ure setting n fait
in the Kntern P.asketbnll
Th(NNerth .lerseymen handed
gniiie vvirn tne playing 01 tins evenings
inti f (fli ii t flu. Tti ; I? nrv! iiiri(it Arinnrt
iii( ii oil 1 1 il- i 11 I IVilllli ill (tl iiiei ,' I
Third and Hadden avenue, and if such
predntien holds true Mr. Frank Hruggy
nnd his Scinnten athletes will close u
most disastieus week.
Within the short space of a week the
Miners will have dropped from n tie
with Tii'iiten nnd Cninden te almost
' loin game's in the tear of Trenten, and
it will be inigbtv h.ird for them te
(nine thieugli with first -half honors.
Fven though Tientem new has n lend
"ii ''iiinden, the Shooters jmi- favored te
cash in a- tin ihanpleiis of the first
'jiulf a week or s,, after the new year,
is ushered in.
I Tin- Ni rth .I-i men wen last
night's i lash oil their ability te cage
the two-peintei s, 'I bey came thieugli
I with ten while the- Corsen -Helm coin-
.binntien was making but seven. Net il
player en the Cnmden outfit wns able te
get going, witli the exception of "Soup"
Campbell, unci he hit the cords for nn
J even half ileen basket.
.lame" made only live, le be exact,
but Tem Itailew was responsible for
I rill,, of !lwii li.i .hi Is i twin In. tnsseii ttlri
i,;lii ;,, it.,, skecti-r net. Iiclna some-
w lunik peeved al the' rulings of one
Ward I'.renniin. who en several oc
casion, bunded Temmy two fouls for
.111 Mill. lit. .1.11.
Mrchii.in (I.m- tmi pick hi- plnre for
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itiumiin 1 1" 1 1 mi' i m ii i ii ii -. ii hi i i in ii v
.1... T inisaln-idv I n 111 the litne-
11::1,, ., ..1. ...fenis before- did net faze
Ward 111 lb.- leaM The home team and
funs annul i-ntlv Imlel no bugaboo for
this rcfeiee.
The New Yeik (Hants, minus trav
eling jerseys, paid a visit te this city
and lest a .".tl-'.'l decision te the locals.
Manager Will Mvcrs' pve looked verv
geed after young D.ivie. fimn Pltt.s
Imrgli. bad been leinevcel fiem the
line-up ami "Minium" Calhoun took
bis place
The visitors would have a nifty eom eem
lu. 1. it ion if Si eh. 111 anil Frieeliean were
in the hiie-iip. a-, with Snivthe. Law
leiii'e ami Scbmeelk tliev would have a
fast e-revv witlietit even Hariy Hicenda.
I'.ul in the second halt their work was
sad unci nine Tem Dmib-.ivv located the
tiet the Phils weie
sun winner.
Army Has Hard Workout
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45th &. MARKET Kbi
45th & MARKET
rrviten 0108
Wdt 107
Every Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday. Saturday and Monday
Competent Instruoerk at All Sosilem
'1IIKIJ si ssievs IIAIIA
The Tra t laid we eeu.d net run
ue ate running
Tuesday Night, Nev. 22
EEXKY World Charanlen
LEONARD
vs.
SAILOn Season s Scn.itien
FKEEDfVaAN
THRFE OTHEIl BOUTS
Ti .sets en ale at I- Palace 143C S
Pnn Squre V unn.nrliam Shep 10 S
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II1I1IIM. HI I
LEONARD vs. DEVINE
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B0RRELL
P.ll I K (I.
ANGEL0
LUX vs.
TIPLITZ vs.
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TENDLER vs. AZEVED0
sells nn s lie siheilt's ( iTe l,'(li
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SEASON'S BEST SHOW
Ileal l I -si VK I aril .11 th,
NATIONAL A. A. V0t, tf.?Z
Kverv lltixer Is a llenclllner
Yeu Can't Afford te Miss III
I Olllv! NetliiiiK I lUe It llerere!
Harry Kid Brevn vs. Alex Hart
Whitey Fitzgerald vs. Billy Angele
I'll"! Nillhue vs IIiiIIIIiik tn(U
Mariv Hums is linn I) ineU
1 llelle Ilempi. vh. Pit l.irley
And Yeu Can Afford te See It!
Itl-h. se.lt. 1 .111 SI 0(1 1in1., 30e.
(.et lleki'ls at ,1,1 sniith I llh St.
CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL
Holmesburg vs.
Conshehocken1
s.itiirelnv Nev. Ifllh. ut Ciiiishehnektn. Ta.
KICK 01 T AT ' .10 P. M "
spei till trnlii lentei. Ilnlmenhuric .let. lids
P. M . Tin en) 1 113. llrhle-hurc 1 .eh rrmik.
tnrel l-ll rninkfeirel .lit. :t lln(I North
l'1.',1.1.".. F' "'Jt'ii-iiliiK Irene- I'onKliuheiken
,'i Ull P. M.. or liter if neeessnrv . ...
FOOTBALL
piiii.a iiAi.r. PAiut
Saturday, Nev. 19, 2 P. M.
Pnll 1'
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thall hiars ever aeen teaalher
ill ...IV KHIIIQ
PHILADELPHIA QUAKERS vs.
JEFFERSONS, of Rochester, N. Y.
I kets ue Cunwa'a Olmhein', Hpaldlnai'
foetba'lTlT"'
CORNELL FRESHMEN v.
PENNSYLVANIA FRESHMEN
AX l'HANKIiIN JIEUJ
Saturday, Nev. 19th, at 2 P, M.
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