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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1921
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Willie Heppe Finally Dethroned as World's Billiard King By Yeung Jake Schaefer
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CORNELL IS NOI
100 CONFIDENT
Team Seems Nervous and De
pressed Shortly Befere Penn
Came Mystery Veils Actions
DEFEAT WON'T SURPRISE
Fer their nnmint Rrlcl elmsle with
their nnnunl Rrltl jinx, Old lVnn. the
Cernell football team Is anything but
OTercenfidcnt.
Te have seen their fnees nnd henrd
the grrnt (jobs of Bllenec that rntiR
through the oerrldorx of the I'hllment
Country Club shortly before the team
Vas due te depart ter Frnnklin Field
this morning, one would have thought
the ttjuad had spent a plcawint night
reading up en pat performances of the
Big Hed Team vp. Old l'enn. After
spending the night at Phllment the team
will leave there bv nute at 11 :'eO for
Franklin Field. "
Nnbmiv ran bent Ceneh Oil Debie.
mentor of tlie Cernell team, when it
comes te pevdmlmii. He predicted de
feat by Dartmouth nml most of tin.'
ethor teams Cernell has met.
And h'M uprech en the Fenn game
thla morning, despite the fact that all
the critiCR favor Cernell, was still tinrdU
what you might nil optimistic.
Expects Defeat
"It wouldn't surprise me if Penn
wen. 1 rather leek for it." pelc the
coach. '"They outweigh our line bndlv
and ae a wonderful forward pn.
svrtem. Three weeks age 1 hud n team
that could have beaten them. New I
haven't.
"Injuries have wrecked our chances.
Our backficld Is heavier than their,
but slower Our forward passing is
nothing te brag about.
"On account of late cla-es up there,
snow and Ice en the field, darkness
early and ether things, we never have
a full sqimd out for n full practice
except Menda and Fridays. On Mon
day the men are tee stiff nnd sere after
a game te practice. On Friday it is tee
near the next game.
"One day we practiced punting en
Sunday, but " nnd Conch Debie
sighed heavi'v. "it only lasted twenty
minutes. I had three men I was
grooming for the Penn game. One of
them broke his leg. another twisted his
ankle nnd the third was operated en
for n couple of piece of steel were in
Ms arm which nobody knew anything
about."
This, then, Is the cheerful attitude
of the conch.
Depressed
As for the men. they seem equallj
depressed.
All day yesterdny they sat around
the corridor' nt Philmont looking Inte
space, you might sny. They started te
play bridge. Thev shifted te poker
nnd thence te red deg. Came a yawn.
Then they broke up te wnlk around the
clubhouse or in circles en the lawn, or
anything te relieve the tension. They
only spoke In whispers. Any one
laughing out loud apparently would
have been ejected.
The tenm will nppenr at Frnnklin
Field today for the reason that a game
Is te be played, but this will be the hoi
polloi's first leek.
Every move of the team since Its ar
rival has been veiled in secrecy. Wyii Wyii
cete. Pa., was picked as the pert of
arrival. Ilefere daybreak n couple of
sleepers were left en the siding, whlrh
nobody dnst Mispcct centnined n foot
ball team. The regular trnln thundered
In. nnd a fleck of barracks hags were
chucked off. in which the players were
nt first thought te be. A photographer
who never missed n bet took a picture
of the sacks.
The Natives Out
Allan Fetterolf, ex-Ceme.l. there te
meet the team registered perturbation.
Se did Jack Morrison, ditto. Finally,
the deer of the sleeper opened nnd
heavily muffled figures snuiked out into
a bus.
A taxi led the way. Dcvieu" reads
were taken. The taxi, which centnined
newspapermen, arrived in plenty of time
te greet the team at Philmont. The
newspapermen were ns welcome a"
mosquitoes nt night.
The day wns spent happily In whls.
percd consultations. Three empty taxis
drove up empty. Mere whlspci. The
taxis drove away empty.
A bewbiskcrcd person descended
from another. A buggy drove up, and
even the horse was disguised with n
feed bag nnd a blanket. The golfers
here nnd there en the ceure were
playing with Mystery balls.
The tenm manager appeared, gave
a qbert whistle, nnd seen after mem
bers of the tenm slipped out the deer
one by one. Thej enme back seen
niter, one ay one.
ah wiiH the kejnute. Hush.
Lhush," wns the puwiwerd.
It was just a day Fpcnt. .Nothing
happened. Hut nobody found out any
thing, se it was a success.
Wet Field Favers
Cernell Gridders
Continued from Taire One
dltien te aid them in fighting off the
rushes of their opponents this afternoon
Will ILUtery Hepest?
Cernell has come down te Plulndel
phla en numerous occasions with elev
ens that hud much better record" than
l'enn, only te be defeated. The Cernell
coach and players are net any tee con
tident of the gnme. Matter of fact, they
have an itchy feeling thnt mayhap the
fates again will pln in recrse for
them this afternoon.
And ns Cernell ficls. se does Penn,
only in a different way. The morale
of the Hetl and Mine lias heightened n
never befere tills season, and there Is m
feeling that tl-terj will perch en the
banner of the Kcd nml Hlue
Coach Ileismnn this morning Issued n
fitatement that sums up 1'enn's ideas en
the conflict. "Penn is In its best shop"
of the season." said the Penn conch.
"Te a man the players feel thnt they
have an excellent rlmmc te step
Doble's eleven
"We are net making nny predictions,
that is out of our ken: but we de
feel thnt Cernell will luive te play re
' markuble football te defent us. I hnve
a wholesome respect for nny team with
the record Cirnell has e fnr this sea
son, and realize we will have te play
great football te defent them. However
with every one en their tees, with th'
morale high, nnd with the fight In the
players ns it lum seldom been before this
season, I leek for n game thnt will
make history "
"Jinx Is Hunk" DeMe
Coach (illmnur Oeble, who leeks after
Cernell, stated that the jinx of past
t'efents means nothing te his team.
"This stuff about the jinx and tradi
tion is all bunk," said the former Navy
tutor this morning. "We should defeat
Fenn this year, If ever before. I real
. n (bat we have fulled te were against
CORNELL AND
Sfi $ m THREE RJNGlARDS
XmtOI x ON FOR FANS HERE
' 2W Captain DODGE 'S5ll
V Cernell Tackte &
Penn in the Inst tie jcar. but 1 think'
this is Cernell's year, nnd we nre going
te surprise the Hed mid Hlue.
"Leck of dsi.i light practice In the
past prevented us from defeating l'enn. ,
but this year, with powerful search
lights sweeping ever our gridiron, we
have had lets of practice that has jiM
fitted us for the bnttle of the sensen
this nfternoen."
Penn has scored twenty -two victories
ever Cernell since the series stnrted, ' NJttaiW LieilS Are Picked te De
whllu the visitors have four te their .
credit. One game resulted In n tie. I feat Pitt Panthers at
Frem 1SD3 until 1001 Cernell ent
without scoring n win. Starting with i Odds of 2 te 1
1002 and continuing until 101" Cernell
failed te win.
In 101S Al Sharpe brought a team
te Franklin Field that wen. The same
coach wen In 1011 nnd 101." when
Geerge was coach at Penn. Folwell
took charge in 1010 nnd halted the Cor Cer
nell strlne. In 1017 and nznin in 1010
Folwell checked in with victories. I.nst
year the present couch, Heisman, turned
in a victory.
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Average weignts me same
The two teams average exactly the
same in weight this nfternoen. each hit
ting the scnles nt lT-'i pounds as a
weighs Cernell by M.tt pounds. In the :
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UU1 H11V1I1 vun'll nun lut uuninvuhr uj
15i pounds. Penn averaging 153U I
L, i , ,, wi? i
tVT ,?"" V I , Win l,e nne of the '
lightest in the history of the series. Hex
UKUlt'71 in un- lllMiiry ui in,- Knii". nv
AVrny. cnptnln nnd cpinrterbuck of the
Hed nnd Hlue. weighs Hill pounds. Se
does Hnbe Greve, who will start his fi-st
game. I'es .Miller tips tlie eeain nt l.iii
pounds, nnd Tex Hnminer. the big full-
hn,.lr -nii-h AM nnii.uls
In the line Helsma
lending with Cochrane
me incKirs uii-i-. mi- u.rim-i nriuiis
212 pounds nnd the latter nn even 200. I pm.e i" .....u ......
Sutherlnnd at one guard weiglis 180 scoreless tic. rnnsld-
pounds and (Sraf nt the ether 104. Hill 'b ?V1 T L,Z Is
Urave at right end has eighteen pounds "able surprise when he announced lis
te his credit and Frtresvang nt the """-"J' f?r . tm ay W- rn"'
ether wing pet Mr,. Dem nt renter , takes Hewitt s place nt hnlfbnck Peters
weighs 17" rieunds i replace Seulelsen nt right guard,
weighs 1,- pounds. Jerlilt n flr,t.,POr mnn, wW g0
tVankferd Rey le Start te right end in plnce of Wllllnms.
Ocergc l.echler. the fullback 1 Fer the first time In seiernl years
Doble's sleien, is a local be. He , Pitt Is the underdog, both In the pre
played the same pest at Frnnkferd two dictions und the betting, the odds today
years age where he starred in the high being offered nt 2 te 1, nnd some of
school league games. At Cernell he has ' the betters offer that te Pitt with six
shown the same caliber of play that point-, thrown in for geed measure,
earned him nn all-'chela'-tic berth here. ' Humors that the Pitt management
Kddie Knw, the sensational halfback would protect Klllinger nnd I.ightner
of the Ithncnns, is their muiiistey en tbe ' were given credence bv some of the
attack. Last year Knw was a -tar of newspapers, but when Knrl F. Dnvls,
the first magnitude und this year lie is crnduute manager of athletics, was in
going even better. If Penn is able te
step In ni this afternoon the Hed nnd
Hlue will hnve gene a long way in de
ciding the ultimate winner.
Five members of rhe Cernell line
stand six feet nnd ever. Captain Hill
Dedge, at right tackle, being the tall
est at 0 feet 0 inches. The ethers fol fel fol
eow: Henen. left tadtle. (! feet 1 Inch ;
Itrayman, left guard, 0 feet l'.j inches;
Hrayten, (1 feet 2 inches, nnd Jenes,
0 feet.
Dem. Thnrinan nnd (!rnve. in the
Penn line, taper tl feet or ever, the
center being ti feet, inive 0 feet 3 's
inches and Thnrman ft feet 1 inch.
Of the eleven men who will start the
game for Penn. only two will be lest
ler next season. Hex Wrni. one of
the greatest lenders Penn has ever had,
will dig his cleats into Prnnklin Field
for the Inst time, and se will Hill
(iruve, the left end. Heth graduate in
June.
STORE BOYS COMPETE
J. W. C. I. Stages Street Runs for
Three Classes
.Many youngsters t'.ik part in tlie
junior intermediate and senior cross cress cross
eeuntry runs of the Jehn Wunamnker
Commercial Institute tedai. Jehn
StacMiotise wen the junior event.
Walter Kane copped the Intermediate
nne and Themas Vnndelle finished first
in tlie senior content.
Sunimnrj :
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Clirteril Werthli.Etan
Irlnr Ilenny ...
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Martin 1'rntler
I.awrcn." Init
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II. CI Juckiien
KilKsrO Wlliun.l . . ..
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Thee. f'hraw Hlltt
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Melvln Hrne . . . .
Harry Union
Jehn Sauntlfm ...
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Chsrlfs Lunx
Recerd Receipts for Minnesota
.Mlnnipell. Minn., Nev 'Jl Ailiiilmlena
te th four football aainra plitxrt at Nnrlh Nnrlh
rep Klel.1 ut the l'nlrilty of Mlnmauta thl
oiHen. tela crt 10L..1Sfi.5(l. actnidlnit te fig
urra, Vrnm ft flnnnclal atandpeliu th reu
nn was en of the meit succetiful Mlnne Mlnne
eta lian had.
PENN STARS WHO
STATE FAVORITE
IN PITT CONTEST
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-Pitt and Penn
S.nte meet "here this afternoon in their
j nnnl football game, and from a l an
- "j ". ',,, .,,.,1 ...ill
I pcarnnces a record-breaking te ( will
, see the Pitt Panthers and Mttan I.ien
when they grnpple at 2 P. M. en l-erbes
is the beam nt l.iti rieui.
liner, the big full- i Apparently Penn Stntc Is bended for
ndt, n sweeping victory ever its old rival,
n Imsi i hir men ' but appearances in football are semc-
s and Thnrman n n" ' f "' I'0Ht 5 car I,0.un Stnte
he erm r we ch I s the favorite, but the Panthers out
lie lermer weigns , . . . . . , ,),,,, n
new.
i Apparently Penn Stntc Is headed for
II sweeping Victory ever US OKI rnm.
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I tervlewed, he said: "We have net pre
tested nnv nlaver. trusting te the lien
esty of our opponents, nnd our team will
line up against whatever team Huge
Hezdek trots out without a murmur
in the belief that every man used is
eligible.
The Penn State squad Immediately
did the disappearing net upon Its ar
rival last evening. The plnjers will be
kept under oecr until neon, when they
will leave for Ferbes Field, ready te
I tackle the Pitt Panther In the annual
' Thanksgiving Day battle.
I In addition te the first and second
i teams, tlie entire squad of scrubs wan
brought nleng te sec tc game. Only
! the first two teams will lcAte for .Seattle
following the contest,
Nebraska In Final Game
Lincoln, !., Nnv 'J I --Nbraku will
-nn'lurt it ehlulc thla aftprnoen mM
Ing ihe CiVerartn AphIm en NVbrm-Wn nl1
sn far this msmn th.i rernhinkem mii
wnn all ther tenlentn with Inn ncplien
t th 7-tn.e ilfHt ftt th'; hnnd nt Netiv
Ouiic Onl ten points hav htn rrslHTfl
ncalnm ihem
Beets and Saddle
It nees open nt New Orleans and
Havana this afternoon. New Orleans
rffers .in uura lue Thanksgiving card.
Valer upieiir best in the Thanksgiving
Handl. up, .lth Lucky H. and Neddnm
, premi'im; enlenders. Other horses
which iceii: eet at the Crescent City
are
I Kirst race Cel. Tnihir. Alexinder
Hamilton. Anticipate, Pecnnd For.1 Fer.1
I stall, Henere Hlue, Atteo; third Mas
it. M Jack, Columbia Tnu. Tun Mc
l Tuggart ; fourth Merchant. Jerr,
Walnut Hall, MXth -Lord Al'en,
jh-weepi, Devenlte; seventh M"rrinmc,
Dark Hill, Kscnrpelett.
The Thanlisglviii!; Ilauilieap, $.'U0n
j lidded, wijl biliiff out i throng at the
Hewie trick today. Henifa. e appears
let, with 'Ineine nnd Dresden ns con
tenders. Horses well placed In ether Hewl.'
ln'es are: i'lr.it race Quick Hun
Cnrinencitii. Hlackstene ; second -
IlephnisleH, Yashmak, Clnnsuian; third
-The llev. Dry Moen, Oriele; fifth
Dresden. Irish Dream, Hnstillej sixth sixth
Mbela, Solid Heck, Kxplnsive; seventh
Vlie Chairman, Fell ('., Themas P.
McMahon.
At HiiMiua: First race Cromwell.
(Inquiry, Demes ; second Wajwnid
I l.ndy. Cel. Chile, Hucklngliani ; third
Missed the Time. Old Sinner, Huferd .
fourth- -Driiperv, Serrlec Flag Tliunth.v
.1. Megaii: fifth (Thunksghing Ilandl
riipl Aiken. Dr. Clark, Cromwell
sixth Hurry M. Stevens, Melvln,
Itui'kperl,
MEET TODAY
Olympia, National and Cambria
Each Has Five-Beut Mat
inee Today
SHOWS WILL START 2 P. M.
r.exing funs today will have the
choice of :i'iv of three matinees nt which
te whet tli!r Thanksgiving appetites.
Programs have been ni ranged nt the
Olympia A. A.. Hrend nnd Hnlnbrldge
streets; the National A. A., Kleventh
and Catharine streets, nnd the Cambrin
A. C. Kensington avenue nnd Ontario
street. The first bout nt each club Is
scheduled te start nt 2 o'clock.
Lew Tendler, Philadelphia star lifcht
wMght, will make his first appearance
of the season here indoors, tnking en a
rugged opponent in Manuel A'.ivede. of
California, in the finnl bout nt the
Oljmplii. Azevedo is n tough fellow. He
is acgrcsive and he can hit. Manuel
will be no set-up for the Legan 1am-L-nstcr.
The mix it the National will be n re
turn set-te between Tim Dreney, of
Lnncnst.-r. and Pete Hartley, of New
Yerk. Several weeks age this pair met
hire nnd the no-Stater surprised h
winning fiem the Dane. Since then
Hartley has defeated Jee I'iplitz.
Dreney will substitute for Frnnkie
Pritt, who was tnken 111 several days
age.
At tlm Cambria Club Al Vcrheeken,
of Kensington, will go en in the wind
up nenlnst Jimmy P.rewn, of Trenten,
in nn interc'ty middleweight mix.
F.ieh of the tluee clubs has n pro
gram of fiic bouts. A number of new
fans will he seen, while several out-of-town
fiat (lingers will make return up
penrances. Marcel Dennis, a Fienchman, will
make his American debut In one of the
bouts nt the National. Opposed te the
foreigner will be Oils Fninchctti. lecul
Italian boxer. Frnnchetti has sufficient
class te bring out all of the real nbllity
the Frenchman mny possess.
Teny Cupeni. a Chicngenn, will be
introduced te Philly fans for the first
time, assisted by Al Wegner. Al has
been in strict training, and is confident
of winning no matter hew geed the
Windv City man may be.
In tlie opener Hnttling Murray takes
en Kid Wolf in a bantam mntch.
Willie Jacksen, of New Yerk, will
meet the hard-hitting Hilly Angcle, of
Yerk, nt the Olympia. the former sub
stituting for Jee Tiplltr., who Injured
his ankle while training:. Angele Is a
TdVigereus puncher, has somewhat of
n f awkward style and Jacksen will net
l.ve things nil his own way when tlie
bell lings.
Anether change in the Hrend street
club's program will be the substitution
of (leergie Werner, of IWten. for
Yeung Jee Ilerrell, of this eit, against
Merrie Lux, of Kansas Clt. Lux is
n htnblemate of Azevedo, both of wnem
nre handled by Larncy Liclitenstein.
The latter says his two preteges are in
fit fettle.
Rattling Leenard and Hilly Devlne
will meet in a return contest, nnd Patsy
Wallace takes en Jee Derscy in the
first bout.
Jee (iejger vs. Jehntl. Dougherty, a
brace of uptown battlers, will be the
semi-final te the Verbecken-Hrewn
bout at the Cumbria.
Yeung Lew linker will appear in
combat with Freddy Nltchie. Temnn
Devlin will clash with Frnnkie K. O.
Smith and (leeigie Stnrke will open the
show with Cnrl Deltz.
Magnelia at Colllngsweod
(VilllnKRUMMl N. J.. Nev SI - Prank
ford s blK Clrpfn tum. the Mnimelin A A
wlil be the holiday itttrarllnn litre thla
afternoon Th Krunkfer.1 inim dsffif.l
thn home lam hrr last Saturday by a acer.
of 0 te 0 In th'i laat few mlnutei of play,
Spruce 8200
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JAKE SCHAEFER IS
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Sen of Fermer Wizard Dofeato
Heppe In Title Playoff,
500 te 346
WINS IN SIX INNINGS
Chicago, Nev. 24. "Yeung .Tnkc"
Sriincfcr Is the new 18.2 balk-line bil
liard champion of the world.
Te win his title the youngster wns
beaten but once in the championship
tournament here, nnd trimmed Willie
Heppe, who had reigned unbeaten for
nine years, last night for the title
proper by 000 te .110.
Hehnefcr earned his right te. enter
this play-off .the night before by giving
Heppe the worst licking the former em
peror of the (nhles had ever received.
The score was -100 te 20.
In the second game Inst night, nl nl
theugh IIeppc's Average- for the six
innings was never before equaled in n
chainplenhlp tournament, it wns four
teen points below Schaefer's mark
of 8,1 2-0.
Heppe, It wns nnneunced today, will
exercise his right te challenge within
ten days, but under the rules the new
champion is net required te rink his
title before March Ifi, 1022.
Te Exhibit
An exhibition tour of the Fast, with
Schnefcr demonstrating his skill agnltM
Hegcr Centl. French champion, is
planned te start next Saturday. Hie
first match, it is said, will be in Seuth
Hend, Ind.
Twice last night victory lay within
Heppe's reach, but mistakes spelled de
feat. F.ach player left the balls In
fairly easy position fnr Ills opponent,
and nfter n run of 12(1 Heppe misled n
short drnw shot. In the next inning
Heppe rnn 47 and then miscued, n rare
occurrence for him. Schaefer found
the balls close together und easily run
14 nnd out.
Knrly in the tournament, Schnefcr
was defeated by Heger Centl, the
French chninplen, 400 te 20U. in n
game In which he hntl difficulty In keep
ing the balls together. This wns his
only defent of the tournament.
His victory ever Heppe Tuesday
night enabled him te tie with tlie for
mer champion for first plnce, encli being
credited with five victories nnd one
defent.
During his enreer ns world title
holder, Heppe. who is thirty-four, do de
fented every plnycr of impertnncc in the
world nnd wns looked en ns unbeatable.
Since he hns become intcrnntlennlly fa
mous ns n billiard player, he lifts lest
only four teurnnment contests, Includ
ing the two defeats In the present meet.
Thirteen years age he was defeated
by Jake Schaefer. Sr.. father of the
mnn who wrested the championship
from him tonight. In the mntch with
the elder Schnefcr, Heppe lest. 42.T te
."00. His ether tournament defent wns
in 1012. when Kojl Ynmndn. the .Tnu
iitiese, wen from him, GOO te 407.
Herenl Averages
In addition te nttninlng the world's
title in the present teurnnment, the
new ehnmpien established a world's
record for nvernges when he bent
Welker Cochran 4(X) te nothing In two
innings, an average of 200. double the
previous high average.
In this game he had a high run of
mere thnn .100, but could net quite
cipinl Cochran's world record of 3,81,
set in another gnme of the teurnnment.
Schnefcr received .$.1000 with his title.
while Heppe, ns loser, gets !Jir(H).
The final standings In the tourna
ment fellow :
Vht x L. Per IV. 1.,
'chaefsr . . n 1 Heremana . . a .1
'lerne . . r L' MernlnititHr. . ". 4
Cnrhian 3 .1 Sutten 1 B
Centl 3 3
Although he is only twenty-seven,
THE SECOND President of this Company, succeeding
Jeseph Ball en June 17, 1812, was James Paul, a great grand
son of Jeseph Paul who was a member of the Provincial
Assembly from Philadelphia in 1687 under William Penn.
Bern December 23, 1770, Mr. Paul, who was a man of large affairs,
became a Director of the Pennsylvania Company, and served as
its President until January 20, 1813. One of his descendents has
since filled the same office.
Mr. Paul contributed of his experience and wisdom te the up
building of the Pennsylvania Company, and a line of distinguished
successors has continued te add te its traditions in the administra
tien of estates, safeguarding of valuables and moneys, and in th
discharge of every fiduciary and trust company service.
EVERY TRUST COMPANY AND BANKING SERVICE
The Pennsylvania Company
DROAD STREET OFFICE
Chestnut and Juniper Streets
New Billiard King
("iSRffi
JAKE SCIIAEFUK
young Schacffer has been playing the
game, for u scere of yours. Ills father,
who died ten years age undel'ented
champion In the 18.1 style of play, wns
regnrded ns one of the greatest plnyer.i
in history nnd was referred te ns "the
Wizard."
"He n chninplen or nothing" wns the
advice Ids father gave him nnd upon
which he acted. The new champion is
known as one of the nerviest of players,
sonic of his critics asserting that he was
inclined te take tee liiiiny chances. Ills
playing Is especially methodical nnd he
never becomes Mustered. He ninde his
professional debut In the cue gnme when
lie was sixteen.
Heppe first gained world recognition
when he wen the eigliteen-liich balk
line championship from M. Maurice
Vignnux. of Finnce, en January 15.
100(1. He lifted the 18.2 crown from
Harry ('line, of Philadelphia, en Mnv
27. 1D10, nt New Yerk. He defeated
Cllne by 500 te 304.
Scraps About Scrappers
VaUIc Menil. necnrdlnc te Scetly Mente'lth,
who whs ever te ape the Kredmnn-Lennard
match. Iiaa received nn ehVr nt 2000 pounds
nnd transportation for Andy Chaney te visit
Londen for n twentv-reund mulch with Joey
Fex. who new la fentherwelRht champion
of Clreat Britain Mend will net answer
until nfter Chaney'n bout with nilly De Fee
tomorrow nlht in N'ew Yerk. Chaney
knocked out Fex at Hartferd. Conn., several
jeara aie.
lee Jtlrhnrls has returned from Atlantic
fltv nfter nn eljrht-reund bout there with
Mlekev Conners. The former la anxteu for
a bout with Iinnte Tucker, of California.
Mnrtr ntirns. of Snuthwark. haa recov
ered from th irnsh ever h left ey and
an operation en hln nee. rtJ will net
back into nctlen nt the Ire P-1ace next
Tuednv nlerht In n bout with nilly Parker,
former amateur mlttman,
Ilmmr Jerilun will be Al Fnx'a opponent
In the leml-tlnal le the Kddle Itevnlre-Henry
Hauber bout nt the new Audlterl'in A A.
December 1. Other bouts will ba Joe Wrluht
va. Yeunir IlrH.llev, l'ete tei vs. Willie
Themas, and Temmy Sulllvarl vs. Whit v
Ilurke. Thla new nrena Is located at Hevtr'.h
street nnd Folrmeunt avenue and will be
run by Dllly Sllvi-mn.1.
Willie Itrnn. New Ilrunewlrk weliwn'iiht.
will be handled In Philadelphia by AuMIn
Dougherty. "Ryan deaan't bar nny one at
143," uaya Dec.
Jeck Terry. Snuthwark bantam, has re
slimed training. He will he ready for beuta
with nny of the leading' 118-peunders In
about ft week.
rhnrley Rny's beift with lied Barnctt at
Fall Itler Mass.. hue been postponed until
next Monday night.
Carl I.e lllnnrhe. local heavywehrht. Is i-t-1
tine in snnpe preparatory rer a matcn witn
Jim Coffey, the Dublin Klnnt. A New Yerk
promoter la after the contest.
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DRIVE ON AT PENN
Collection of Funds te Rebuild Bel
leau te Be Made at Qame
ti...i.in.. .i !.. i.n ii. Cernell gnme
this ufurnoen will be asked te con
tribute te the fund new blK rnled
all ever this-country te rebuild Hcllenii,
niA a i. ,iA4fAtitfttfwl trtn'tia In I' rftnCG.
This Is the first time this seftcen that
any collections nnve ucen iaen m
Frnnklin Field. , . , , .
mi... v.tr..tnt r1ittitnWfAA nr Tvlilrm
Vice President Coelldge and Secretary
of War Weeks are members, hnve set
thn American quota nt $.iuw,uimj. j.he
Stnte of Pennsylvania hns been asked te
rolre $30,000. , , ,
Tlie University of Pennsylvania stu
dentB have been canvassed And they will
net be asked te contribute ngnln.nt the
gnme. Sidney Thayer, former football
mnnagef at Penn, and one; of the
flghtlntc five marines of this city, will
have charge of tlie Franklin Field col
lection. He will hnve Hey Sceuib go
through the stands. Spectators will be
asked te contribute one dollar or less.
Delbel Beats Robetert
IMnrhiirst. N. C.. Nev. S4.C. W. Delbel.
of Tounsatewn, eliminated the favorite from
the Carolina teurnnment when he defeated
Irvln llobesen. of iteeheater, C nnd 4. In
the eecend round, ether flnit rtlvlalen re
i.ultB! Thomaa Morrlaen. Oakmont, beat
penald rnnen, Toun(ileti, 8 and li W.
K. Watsen. Younestewn. beat W. K.
Welts, Wheeling 2 up and T. C. Dron Dren Dron
en. Tounaatewn, beat S. O. Milter. I.ngle I.ngle I.ngle
woed, 4 and .1.
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FINANCIAI,
MCAIIONTAH CONBOMDATKU COI
L1KRIEH COMPANY, INCORPORATED
FIFTY-YEAR FIVE FF.M CENT GOLD
IIONDH DUE JULY I. 1087.
Netice Is hsrsbr tlvtn, pursuant te ths
(trma of tha mertsai datrd July 1, HOT,
that tha undtralsnsd as Trustaa will racslva
Jtnled propetnla up te t V. M, en thi lis
,r of UtrVmlxr. itrll, for tha Ml te It of
te nd aa abeva daafrltad, aumclcnt le si
tha sum of H0.805.0T. Tha undtrilsntd
rtaervaa tta rlsht le tajsct any or all USl
ara In whela or In part.
THte NBW YORK TRUST COUPANT.
Dy A. O, DOWNINO, Jr..
Asslatant SacrtUrr.
Naw Tork, Octebar 2T. 1021. .
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T1IK 1VIIXIAM CRAMP & KONS
rtllir ANU KMHNK ntJII.IMNII COMPANY
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Nevemher 23, 1931.
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