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EVENING PUBLIC LEDQEEr-rPHIADELPHIA; MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1921
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NO WESTERN TRIP FOR
RED AND BLUE NINE
Thirty-two Games Listed, Including Straw-tiat Day
Game With Naval Academy Change in Commence
ment Date Forces Dropping of Game With Michigan
THE University of Pennsylvania base
ball team will net make a trip West
next season, according te Acting Grad
uate Manafser Bushncll In Issuing the
schedule of the Red and Blue this
morning.
Thirty-two games, the largest num
ber In many years appear en the sched
ule. Eighteen of the contests nre te
be played nt home and tlie remainder
en foreign neil.
Several weeks age It was stated that
the Pcnn team would make an excur
sion Inte the West te meet Michigan
and several ether Western colleges thnt
Lave been seeking games In the schedule
for many years. SegqtlatlenB had vir
tually been closed with Michigan, but n
sudden change In the date of commence
ment week by the Westerners caused
the plans te be called off entlrely.
Commencement was moved up n week
by the Michigan authorities, and nt
Pcnn had dates with Washington Col
lege, Colgate and Cernell during that
week the premised trip was called off.
Urlnus, Stevens, Muhlenberg, Lehigh
nnd several ether 90! leges after nn ab
sence of years reappear en the schedule.
Twe games will be played tills year with
the University of Vermont, one here In
April and the ether In Burlington In
May. Columbia is scheduled for two
games, ene at home nnd the ether nwny.
The Naval Academy nine will
appear en Franklin Field for the
first time In history en Straw Hat
day, the first Saturday in May. -Fer
yeare Pcnn has made unsue-
cessful efforts te bring the Middies
here and finally succeeded this year.
Only ene gnme will be played with
Princeton this year, which is a big
change ever prcvletiH schedules, the
Tigcri always appearing for n home nnd
away gnme. On April 22 the Princeton Princeten
lans will display their wares en Frank
lin Field. Yale and Harvard will be
met again, both away from Franklin
Feld.
One Heme Dnte In June
Of the eight games te be played in
June only ene is listed for Frnnklin
Field, thnt with Jeff Tcsrcau's Dart
mouth nine en Alumni Dnv.
The complete schedule follews:
April 1, Ferdh&m nt Frnnklin Held; 4,
KrRnk..n"fl.dr 8.'brtme,uth ntTrnnkUrl
.... 11 jermuiii i rmnKiin Field; 13,
Htrvrnii at Franklin Field: 18, Columbia at
Franklin Field; ID, Drewn nt Franklin Meld
22, rnnceten at Franklin Kield. m. ' Jtihler.:
born nt Frnnklin Fl.lds 27. Pending 2U.
xale nt New Haven.
, i',y 2." JJwR.r.,.hm"9..at Swarthmore; 4,
f-ehlKh at Franklin Field: 0. Navy at Frnnkl
'.'J? r?el11! l0- Lafayette at Frnnklin Field:
, vcrmeni at uurunsten, vt.i 13. Dart
mouth nt Hanover. N. II. ; 10, Swarthmore nt
Frnnklin Field; 17. Columbia at Franklin
i icia; iu, ueorKBiewn ni frnnklin Field: 24,
Army nt Wc;t Peint: 27. Hunters at New
Jlrunawfck. N. J.s 30. Cernell at Tranklln
Field.
June 2. Drewn nt Providence. It. I ; .1,
Harvard at Cambridge, Mum,: 7. Columbia
at New Yerk: t). I.nfayotte at Kanten: 10.
Dartmouth at Tranklln Field: IB. Wanhlnn Wanhlnn
ten nt Cheatertewn Md . 10 Colxnte nt
Hamilton. N T.: 17. Cernell at Ithaca, N. Y.
Where Pcnn will play its home gnmes
nfter the 1st of May is causing no end
of werrlment te the conch of the tenm
and the members of the ItaKcball Com
mittee. According te present plans,
the new stadium work will start Imme
diately nftcr the relay games, which
occur en the last Friday nnd Saturday
of April.
The problem of selecting a fresh'
man coach will net be decided en
until the next meeting of the court ceurt
cil. Danny MoNichel, who is new
coaching the freshman basketball
team, may sceure the pest.
Football during the 1020 season made
$114,3111.00, according te the 1020-21
financial statement issued by the trea
urer of the Athletic Association. This
Is by far the greatest sum ever made nt
Pennsylvania for football, hut it In said
that the last season will exceed the 1020
tetnl by mere thnn $15,000.
The entire receipts for the period
wcre $311,207.71, nnd the expenditures
S280.313.7I), which gives a net profit
for the nthlctlc year of $22,737.42.
Dnshetbnll Pays
Basketball had its biggest year finan
cially during 1020-21, the net profit
from the court sport being S1012.r0.
The entire receipts nmeuntcd te $25,
507.58. This mnrk. tee. may be eclipsed
during this i-canon as n result of the
Increased seating capacity et woignt weignt
man Hall .
Bnwbnll lest $7001.74, rowing $21,
7WI.DS, and the track team, which is
combined with the relays, lest $0083.04.
The relays realized n handsome profit,
but the enormous amount It tnkes for
trnck made the nbove less.
BULLDOGS BEAT SENATORS
Score 28-14 Victory With Assist
ance of Laird and Ktlllnger
Washington, Dec. 10. The Canten
Bulldogs took the raensure of Tim .Tor .Ter
dan's WnnhinKten Senators nt Amer
ican League Park for the second time
yesterday, untying the count in the Inst
period, and (-coring two touchdowns
quickly for a 28-14 victory. Glenn Kll
llngcr, All-Amcrlcan bnck nt Penn
Hlnte this season, plnycd for the win
ners. Jim Lnird. fullback of the Philadel
phia Quakers, plnycd a star game for
Canten, scoring two of the four touch
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GAMES
FOR WD FIVE
Cellegians te Play Scholastic
Leaguo Contests With
Southern and Northeast
DEBUT IN THE CIRCUIT
GIItARD COLLEGE will break Inte
the scholastic basketball llmcglare
when it plays two Interschelnntlc
League teams during the helldnys. This
Friday the team win piny eeuinem
High nnd the following Friday North
east High will be met.
The game Friday should preve one
of the best scheduled this year. The
CelleglanH always present n strong line
up, nnd ns Southern High has yet te
be defeated it should be a hard-fought
bnttle.
Southern High is confident of win
ning, but It leeks like a toss up. Ol
rnrd, while It has net yet plnytd any
games, is favored by many followers of
the scholastic tenm te cop the de
cision, f
Grrard has seven games scheduled'
with Philadelphia quintets. West
Philadelphia, Control, Southern,
Nerthenst and St. Jeseph's Prep art
included in this list, while Wenonah
and Geerge Scheel nlse will be plnycd.
This afternoon nt West Catholic High
Scheel, an important meeting of the
Catholic Schools' Lcngue will be held.
Final nrrangements will be made for the
opening of the circuit a basketball sea
son. The Lcngue originally wns planned te
be opened January 10. However, new
Hint Salcslnnum High Scheel, of Wil
mington, Del., lias entered n team, thr
date has been changed te December 28.
On that day Cnthelic High will meet
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teams have yet te arrange their dates.
imu a new scncauie will de drawn up
this afternoon nt the meeting.
TlrrtfllPP ItA.lln .1Ikam.m rt itfilAtl,Ml
nt West Cnthelic, mnde the announce
ment uint wie xoeiDaii captain ier uie
1022 season will be elected this after
noon. He nlse stated West Catholic
would open its season tomorrow with
llm Tlil1n.llnl.l. XT..1 Ul,r 'l'V,
game will be plnycd at the Knig'hta of
yuiuniDus nan, xnirty-eigutn ana Jinr
kct streets.
Ice hockey, soccer and tennis will be
added te the list of sports at St. Je-(-cph
s Prep. Scheel. This was de
cided at n meeting of the Athletic As
sociation. Litters also were awarded
te the members of the football team nt
the meeting. Geld footballs were given
members of the team at a recent ban
quet. Should St. Jeseph's really go in for
ft V: ' "10 -inicrscneiastic league,
which new has only three members,
would be enlarged. Alse, with St. Jo Je
seph h showing the way, Ice hockey may
uu uiKFii up uy emcr uameiic schools in
tills city. Kventunlly, a Catholic ice
hockey league may be formed.
Lancaster High will entcrtnln West
Cnthelic High during the helldnys. This
will be ene of the biggest boosts scholas
tic sports has received this season. The
gnme will nttrect much attention, nnd
will be n great help In the future.
LAI 0UTSC0RES HAGGERTY
Centre, of Chinese Quintet Outplays
' the Giant Geerge
New Yerk, Dec. 10. The All-Chinese
Collegians, of Philadelphia, put up n
very crcditnble contest against the
Original Celtics yesterday afternoon in
Mndlsen Squnre Garden, but the pol
ished teamwork of the Celtics and un un
ncquaintance with the professional rules
proved tee Rrcnt n handicap for the
Orientals and they were beaten, CO te
nil
Lai, n member of the Bridgeport
Knstern League baseball club for the
last two seasons, did the best work for
the Chinese, outplaying the giant Geerge
Ilnggerty, as well as outscerlng him.
Leenard and Barry played a flashy
backceurt game for the Celtics.
DUNDEE AND HANL0N
AT OLYMPIA TONIGHT
Werner and Gibbens Meet In Re
turn Match In Semi
Johnny Dundee, with the experience
nt rsvi ln l.nttlnu imilnr Mu holt, nnd
Jimmy Hnjilen, Denver lightweight with
fin steel Jaw, arrived nere last niRiu
primed for their eight-round bout at
the Olympia tonight.
Dundee was optimistic about tcerlng
a victory ever his harder hitting oppo
nent. He said he put in n busy week
of training nnd expects te show fol
lowers of the punch that ring sclcnce
can triumph ever ruggedncss nnd hit
ting ability uy eeaimg uuuiun.
The semi-final of eight rounds will
be a return mntch between Gcergle
Werner, of Bosten, nnd Jimmy Olb Olb
bens, of this city.
Jimmy Kirk nnd Willie Fergusen
will clash In the third six-rounder.
Pairings for the early bouts ere: Jee
Miller vs. Pedre Cnmpe, and) Billy
Pirapus vs. Kay Belmont.
SHANAHAN CAGE FIVE
SEEKS CITY HONORS
Weat Phlla. Basketeers Have One of
City's Fastest Quintets
The Shanahan Catholic Club Is out te
annex the independent basketball eham-
pelnshlp of Philadelphia and la well en!
Its way te accomplish the same. Itj
haH been a long while since West Phlla j
delphla has had ft first-class team, but
the Shanahan boys premise te fulflll
that obligation, ,,
With Jim Benner, who managed tfici
championship baseball club, nt the helmj
the cnge players nre hanging up a few
records In turning bnck the foremost
Independent quintets thnt Invade West
Phillv. Aquinas was the latest Ylctire
and Shanahan simply smothered Sid
Smith's five in the last game.
On Wednesday evening Knyeum;
Cnthelic Club, another claimant of till.
city title, plays Shanahan at Uiu
Cavalry Armery, Thirty-second street
nnd Lancaster avenue, and a hard carat
is expected. Danny McNlchel, the ferx
mcr Pcnn captain, who Is with Hhanas
linn, Is enjoying the same success with
Benner's team us he did In the Inter-''
collegiate League.
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