20
IF
EVEXIXtt PUBLIC DEDGEK PHILADELPHIA', WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1921
If First Inning' Were Last and Last First A's and Phils
ight Have Finished Above Cellar
ul
II
II
FIGURES SHO W PHILS
AND A 'S TO BE GREA T
9TH-INNING BALL CLUBS
Macks Wen Ten and Lest Six, While Wilhclm's Athletes
Split Even in Final-Frame Fights Should
Run Games Backward
lly KOIIKKT XV. MAXWEU.
fleiii I'llltur I'lrnlni: I'lilillr "LcdRtr
THE II K is hope for the A'h ami l'lills next year If n few slight i-Iiaiii'- arc
mndc In the rules which pnrrn our national pame. Thlt Information was
spilled tills ninrnlni; 1 none ether than Ernie I.iuiIk.iii, who Is out for the
winter. Mr. Lanlgan was Interned during the foethall -easen, but when he
failed te fee lilt, shadow the I'rst day out he decided te linger unions us.
,' "I have been huy," eenfuled the netrd rigger Eilheit, "and have wme
njnrtlliiB Information te hand out. 1 have been ceniderlns the cne of the
A's and the I'hils. l!teaue of the limited number of clubs in the American
and National I.caKue. the ball teams representing your oily have had it easy
lh finishing in eighth place. I admit this K a wonderful nivemplislnuenl, be-ottiif-e
eiiip upon a time bis league clubs finished tenth niul feuiteenth in tlie
pennnnt races,
"Hut Phiindelyhia need net worry about the future. They have a won
derful chance te shine in the large time if th rules are changed. Yeu fee.
the local clubs have wen the pennant backward en several occasions. That
hns become Mirh a habit that they arc winnin;: b.Ul games the fame way.
"In etln r word, tin- Athletics and the I'hils did better in the ninth Inning
than in any ether. Tlie were gieat 'leenth-hei:r athletes, and if the g'liws
hfid been stnrted in the ninth instead of the first, and then play the gnm
backward, the cellar champs both of them might lmve gained Mich a big
lead that they never would be headed. They also might have landed eul -,le
of tlie well-Unewn cellar.
"According te the t'gijer." continued the "-nappy statistician, "the Ath
letics wen ten and le:.t si" in the ninth, while the I'hils split even in fourteen
scraps of tlil.s ch.iraeter. Tills piebably is b-i-ausc the ether team get se tlr'd
running the 1 uw in the et'iiv innings that they couldn't defend themselves
proper! in the lmal frame. I low put. history was made and we getta hand
It te the 1'hiU
"Tlie Nat enal l.Tisners had the distinction of wiping out the lavge't
ninth-inning le:ul of the .irar. lIetiPt they did. an.' I will submit the facts.
It was in IJosten en September S. 'J'lic llraves weri' leading 0 te 0 when the
last inning was perfunctorily called. Jee Oesehger was twirling f.ir tlie
Bcanmen and had our hones looking like ,i goldfish with a new pair of roller
skates, lie t'anmd the iic with nine pitched balls and made them realize
their lowly position in large league clrch-.
t
It I 1 von nccr can tell, m tlirti
-' trits nrrr Jnr had hr n -Inc d u.nrril m-l of tin' game, eight runs
urir sceici u:td the 1'lnh t-nn tlie ball nn,;r.
Macks Made Starlliim Recerd
A ND new
- that a.'
for tne A'?. T1 ev, pm. Ueed in with a startling plee of work
steunded the P'ip';'..Ki Tie
almost n week wlien the true s.gnitlennee of the feat dawned upon them. The
men of Mnek wen two games In one ihi.v. 1' u.il'.y it takes a couple of weeks
te strengthen the percentage column te th.it extent, but here was .something
entirely new. They net only wnii both gutiie. but wen them in the ninth
Inning.
"Tliis happened en Saturday, .June 'J", and jmi enn get the dope from the
papers. Ne one has explained In w it w.is done Iur why the thtilling rallies
In the ninth were put en. but that ) what netually happened.
"The real champion lini'her. however, were the Dodgers, who failed te
repeat in the Nat. enal last sen-en. These guy- grabbed twche games in the
ninth and lest enlv two. Net mk h a li.nl record. In the ether league, and
en the ether hand. Washington cl.i.meil the bst perfermari' . One dav tic
Griffs were four runs te the bad. and v hen they b..tt d njuns; (.'nly M.us
In the ninth they nicked the submarine espert for live hialthy tallies, with two
out and one te go.
"Frem what I tigger out. and figier-. don't I.e." resumed Mr. Lanisnn,
"Bosten climate aided tlie ether clubs in the twilight of the contest-. Tl..'re
Wire mere ninth-Inning rallies up tlicie than in all of the ether p'.nee. u
together.
"In order te make this mere in-trieki: and l..ind out th" expert t iff. wiie h
can be cheeked up bv any mie vim wi.s'es te read all of tlie paper-, ii-p .!;
months. I have prepared t!. standing of the club- for yvnr benetiv .lhme. It
will make a big hit in I'n'.'.idelpl.ia. lucau-i t either club is in its aciu-t.u.' ,1
position. Here is th" le-ijjue in which the ii.tith-inning A'h and I'hiU cmered
themselves with glory :
Brooklyn -' ? .0 "7 St. I.aun Carih. . tl ? .-Je'?
iVc. I.nuu Hiatciis. 1') ) .1 1 i ('! ilitml J .7 .')'
Washington " .'''''' (i-mi'i ? ' ,)M
Athictici m ti .?:: ni sx .s ; ..'
i.vin"- a v .:,:. ',, c, .j'O
Philbri 7 7 .:,') While Sex X ..11
Yinl:rci 71 JD ,:D0 h-treil ' I.' .!'',
Pittsburgh J e .e'l'l (.'incinnuti J 10 . ?-'e'
Wants Chaiif'e in Basketball Feul Rules
T"i:aii sm-
-' rub's regar
-Don't you think some
ird.ng fouls?
"The great majority of games are net professional, and I de net believe
that en an nverat-e mere than tiff en foul- are called in a game, but in the
games In the professional l-Mgue- tin y 1,111 t average at lea-t fiftv foul-.
"The spertati r want- te -ee aJ ihm Ii of the forty minutes a- pes-ihlc
taken up with fleer -. and the almost constant 'shouting' of fouls ruins
the game from Ids view nint.
"Toward the end of tLe game the side that leads will take a full minute
te toss for goal.
"It seems te me tnar nl! foul', sin h as tripping, pushing, etc., should
count a point for the opponent, and all ether feuK, such as running with ba'l,
aheuld be tossed as nt present.
"I hope jru might he in position te bring thi- matter before the I"a-tern
League people, and I can assure jeu that I am enlj one of their oen-taiit
pntrens who would like te see some change made.
AN ei.d-timi:i. "
' 0P..1 .5"V. 19't, by Pubic Lcrterr reiipa"j
Y'S KliAX
STEVin writes in te state that Jehn
D.'r favorite song is: "OH, by mv.
belt ."
Herse sciinc nn u le' te iie tilth
tucccsi of pole.
the
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Alse hcadwerl' win-, a let of soccer
gntnes.
ITIth Hip women's Rulf rlrunnliiii-litri nt
WllltB Sllltllnir I'lullls 111 tK tlllTP Villi lip, ,l
let of Reed mutches.
Xlg Haves hopes ,ice won't be In- ! , Havana: I,rt vie Medci
eluded when they scrap nil the sheeting 1 IazeI w.. Sureg't; second Sir Vil
implcments. 1 ljam iT,lIlnC0Ili MubIe Rp,el(N. tlll.,,
Billiard tablpn have h f .
;-'nikf.rir appeal-
it's the ion.; gieen, v. hit'
t ,
, r , J( . ..
lemmu I.imeh p,,,r p that nen h
the liralt it rrntnrrd it nil liatr- tin
effect 011 the trade n mds. '
'TIs net surprising when Itdiy Koe
in stralched, rt'iiwrlis (he w. U. racing
exiicrt.
Hnchry ilen t bcllpve Iikiuih. n binpr
reinmllH 11 full I he's ililil.rn l.nirtnl.
A geed tip the end of Jake Suiacfcr":
cue.
BflrnMenn'r - uiv il tt ! r. .i,.inrr ha"
Mhlle the tun ah:n".
Bcparatinq a bail planer fiem hu
mount in touching him in a Ugulj
tender spot.
It's fenmi lie
n let of gents.
".slipperj " .m;is for
It's pnfclpr In lri hiiPkev tlinn In iii.hiv
ether hlierl In iml Hip unnir 1111 lie.
A'fl ought te he a geed buy for soine seine
IrSdy. The club Ih free of income taxe-.
192'i iriI he a grrut-mar for hinh
jumpers. Don't bv tullg i'j ryi
Hear,
"Many Christinas belles will lie
In ht'ichlngs this jcir.
found
Express Five Wants Games
Th Amur'.'en l.ii 1 1.x
the i'hllaite.p la M.mut r... 1 u
ir suniva mvny with Hj-hi an t-m a
iyiuc noera, The Ilxrine flve 1 enm uamnn I
tut at th city, Ait'lr Jehn Wclr. man-'
Cr, 10 la fleuth FKty-xvenm itreeu,
il
fans we-e stunned and slie -ked for
change should be made in ba
- tball
I
Beets and Saddle
Vete mav redeem
fourth ra e nt New
hii.i-el In th"
Orle ms today,
e. li.leli I si en n i1
en tii'icvance nft'iir 'or elder
i'ir
Ilapid Tr.i''eler ..-id Tem Me-
Jacgart appear best of the nt'nrs.
Her-'es whiel, seem be-i ,n ntjier
races ar": l'ir-t r.iee Hu'.lv I'.utren-.
I'ruilencp, Ipciit!en : -Kend Kole,
Hnrp of the North, C,nbh"i Autumn;
third Arrowhead. Skinlcer i-ntrv.
1'ann. inn: filth V.'elfs c'i;. Med. -tv
( ''.innumder .M.'M''el;n : s,th I id"
1 llllnn Tftflr lttnptm. ... .'.....
Uritish I.iner, M!-i Nell, Maixe.
u1nHll. .- nrT), T-.nu ". "" "
iiirusu, ,101111 a. . as" , una ,,.
rose, i'.ri"'!!, I'.irel ; sixth Ali.vau
Fel.bM 55 j , ., 1"-'1"'
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r'iiW.i 'jr th" J''i'- -1 aa 11
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LYMPIil
Breaii er.il Bainbridr?
m s 1i rnuiili. Dec. "(Hi. : 11 I' M.
WALLACE vs. DEVINE
.101'" s '. AHMfl li
Dennky vs. Fitzgerald
l'S 'l .IOK 11 lill
GANS vs. HAYES
8 Kill Mis
BROWN vs. MOSEERG
H Kill Mis
TIPLITZ vs. HANLON
Sentf nn u1p. Schntl'it Cufp. 12th und
l'lllwrt St.. 1'llniiP ItfCUHt 401X1.
tan in fi'u- r'. Jirjnrt 11: r ;;in7
ENIUAFAYETTE
GAME IS LIKELY
Eaatenians May Appear en
Schedule Expected te Be An
nounced This Afternoon
PLAN SPRING PRACTICE!
The long-leoked-fnr cumuli tc football
'cliPilule of th l'nn"i 'ii of IVnnsjl- '
vnnia mav be i tunni'i -ed tliis after- ,
neon, minrdlrg C A'MIng (irmliiiite '
1 Manager ., thleties I'.u-lin.'ll. Last I
j I'ridny nisi t the tentatie v.d e.lule w.n I
leleiiseil. u i h - .-rnl il.Ues left in the
tleubtfiil chisM, i. uti, nmi j-j.,1 t
'October and tin- lih nf ..iui.ilirr.
I I.i'fajette. one of lVnn's old-time
I riMiK. was bft ,,jT the u'r' -ched'i!e.
hut sue,, that tMiie it is ep'Med tbnt '
negotjatlens have In eti lenrweil with
I the E.isteninns and it is cxpcted that
they will be antie'inei d fn.' a dale this
afternoon.
According te tli" i!epe-t -r-. l.a
I'avette wdl '. p'.iv-d ,.'i Oiiit I'l.
"iili Sv:irthmer tul.'ii the 1 l''i. This
elinnatis the I iiIieimIi of lar.tlnml i
from nn ear! --." -i n i!i'u but riiri i
mi opnett'init'. for the ln-sr ru.i'.i' in
I Ne ember. j
I Negetiat' ms are sti'i nendlug with
1 tin- M'inl.'ind nuthoritie and n ! . tin-, i
of th I'tme'-iu of .':i'a!i.:i .'? the
November -1 p'UiH' and tie problem of
I 's hili t Mai will a; pi r mi 1'ianMi'i
I l'.elil is cMiictcil te be decidi'l deli-
intely I hi- : It' riieuii.
Sheuhl I.ll'.l. !!, ' .- sejeeti.l fir Jill
Oi t iber raice, an I there i- ,vei rt.Ten
'. li'iieve si, IVnn ,i!l luiu a mi;
leniudable scliedu'e. l'l'Mil'lill and
';!i,t ' '::;;:'..:,: XK
'i v ii'.-an icaiii hi ,t fal . Hi" I n
i vrr-. t nf t.i- Sentli had a gie.n seu
' ',m during tl e last f tl, simidd pre-
vide piclilj of ailiiui for Hi is.iinu'
! eJtvcn.
Atrer the Set'it-i i 'even SvMirlh-
,111111' fellows end the (J.irM'l -iieuld
ihine a 'i'ii i ii;u.'tll as string n tin-
lie thit 1 i Ii1 IN nn ti a T-i'-V -cot
idur.ng tie i.t -e.i-.ni. W.t'i I.i-
fnji ti". t'.e Nn . i ii ' tl I n!cr-
-.p of M.i Hid ,,r tl, 1 ii i v I .itv of
A'ab iM.i, I'.i'-Ii'ii . i. !' no S- e ail
I 'urn.'.! f i'.ie- .. : in the i I, r ii,.med.
i t'i mi I .i- i s, ll(.iii,ii. m.. iiei tn none in
rii'
Wi-I. tlie !, siad.iiM a sttn,,s
s' !. duie . i, I ii i aw.i1,!'-.!' g .,f i in. f.int -
li.l! s.,, iv at I'etin, tl l"d nn! l'.l'ie
sliiiu'ii hr.e a i, rii h litter - ,i n u t
via- than t' hut two. T',i. , eache-
, ir.i' cipate :i t" limit of i audiihit' s net
fiill tl .-.t wi't f-ir oversl.adew any pre-
'eiis i "in i nti. tjen in the h mi ei of the ' 1'
Lniir itv. I ' I' '" last Satnrdnv there wire four
I! '-m.'ii i ''in - r s"v wi'"ks' sTir'ns ",a,1,, '" 'he running for Ihe ehampion ehampien
i'r.1' t. .il v. i,l . -i.ib: !,ii,i in .;'. r an iih ,i i -iip. '"it the wins by l'hilide'tilila
of the 'tn'n d'i:i' '-.iigt'i of his . I'uid 'lii'es and C.ertiiantew n hnve ol'ini el'ini ol'ini
e tl, u !",! '.ill 1 i in fnrm t "ir.i- nntfld the Mcrlun White and Maroen
i.nn'i ul'i'r tli- fa-h'en -f the N.!i. ":'",'s. leii'irg tlie haul,, te riilhiili-lphin
vj (iv i and m ire tei'-s lr-ut'ie "' " ""'' 'ermnntewn. with tl"' odds
. .erj n.i.rn and w'i ,'-e ,.",. ' in favor of 1'hiliidelphin.
'lajer -'.iiv fun-, or luipr.nn.i. .it lc i ' o't-niantewn last -''11011 be;ii IMii'.i
,s i.i.ived tip .1 t am. deliihiii Whites fur the 1 humiileiiship
I Mi the ;. 1 in i,, p
Ml!' : 1', ,1 ,ic; th" s
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spr ng ii , : 1 1 g 1. .'.
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be In 'd 1.1 . ., r, at t .' n' M.iv .
C .eli .In" Hi .g. '. n' the ir.ws, i
cxpe t ! 'e ariii" 1. re tbe 4:h or "tli
of J: ii.i.m !! stint inde.ie pniitiie ter
tie 0,1 - mi. Mho than "'id l.au'
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KRAUSE MEETS MITCHELL
Ne.v Bread'vay Deut; Are On feri
This Evening
Kru! ''.. ."'.. t'e Seuth P.n'.i '.. '1 'ut
1 . - an w'.in be- ta! "'1 HUT t1!" V.i -t
..n.l .. A for W" I111 -d i. 11. g . - and
ti' ., ii I' . ade'phia "h" u' at u ' f t
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OLD 3ROADWAY BATTLES
whimshw Nii.iit . 1.1 r m i nn.
NEW BROADWAY CLUB
.will), ii. , ; mil a (riiiiii
Johnny Krnuje vs. Ray Mitchell
IIMtl'.'i ' fill. - Jlllll. KMII)
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1'O.NKiHT: JJ Star Ueuts .'
Billy Gannon " unJ Dempsey
VIIIM, SIIMtllKK id. JOIIVtY TLI.I.V
J0I1V Urtl.s i 1. V. .' OHObS
J.IV UHIMbON. Itefert
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IS AY PA DO tesj I D Yt3U MC Tb CI" I llAvG you vGR - -v
HONESTLt BOLinve I lHCRe AWD ASSERT I OECM AM GYG
t'09 a fiwTA I " A L0lua W"'SQReD WITNESS Te SUCH )
DCGR- rrL V PACK W mi aB ) I PCRFeRr-ce ? J
J3GGR iisJP M.U &)MC3 3JOVOIO A t3lB.Tr J ' J
That et op 1 I flLp CHU(fjey ABdur V '
J , ( s--:: . ) wssi.-
I Though- Sel I . , D,DlJ T think
AMD YCT Veo-B Y Ybu D CAG Te S
I3GCM TRYiMG T0 V OH h- rj.scuia it I
rau.ee 5UCH A I) LCT.'J - ,,..llJf
W."r, J " - - 'new -T- ),t f
'PC a f y UAvir., cuvuv 'My V'- r
TWO TEAMS IN
FOR CRICKET LEA CUE LA URELS i
Contest l arrows Down te Pud
Uviwcrn Phila. Whiles and
Gerinantewn Penu lias a
Chance in Second Division
v.y nor(;s,.s stkwaut
' ( e lr!i of itie Penn snrnr rpun etui I'ri'-t-i
ilrnl IVnttnll ,.s.l uli n ef Kisirrn
lVniielfinl i mil Ilixiriit.
TN l.oeKINC ever the stamiiiu
the
X teams in the I'irst J)ivisien
of tie
f Crick"t "Iti T.eague sne er compel it inn.
' ""e Is impie-M-d with the fact tint tV
race for tie ch.init)inn-liip is net only
' intensel- keen bet mere wiiblv dis-
trllnitcd than hitherto lias been
tlie
1111. 1 .n'se wen the iniir't ili'ini'imn
sl'ip. il'i'e-iting Ni Yek. T'i" tii
iimp'i of (Jei'mniitewn !n-f s m was
the il'tlllV of the iiiesr s'i ci'-)il "e..
-en (',( rnmn'ewn has 1 . . r lunl, p-ul it
did the team a gi "at deal r.,' geed n
well as reiving interest in the g'ime
in fiermnntewn Cricket Club, which
was one of the original ('ticket Club
league clubs. At tin time befei" had
tieii.inntewn wen two .-eccer liiampieii--l.Ips
In one season.
Of . nlll'-e It Wi- net te be epceicd
tnnt I'lu'adelp'iM w i:!d ln down 1 nder
1 ne Inst season s (ic,,, it and the rn.ilry
1'itwicn the two i lull- has 1v.i1 lied a
high pi'e'i. I'l ilmli'lnlr 1 I,. 1- been -triv-
lig te win the I'li.u.ipiensliip for cany
years and scuval tiun -, get second place.
Ter tun 11 11 irnn the lliheent-Verehantv'illr-
li meii White tenia
neetnril te hare a niortengr en the
ci'i, Irit thli mnjirniituni lint hi 1 n
fnri'nd te aire pla e te tl 1 iieuii'jir
1I1 went iji minuting fiem 1'ennijil
ran a, llnrerferd and etlur eellute
tin mi. and it Ii unln a iialhr of
a ibeit time brjure ell the Viii!:et
Cliih team vlll he made up in
tirebj nf ptayrri e'he li-niuid the
game at tlnlr ra peetni inlligts.
The Tnllegc Khnirnt
As it new is, the Meneii Maroons,
Philadelphia IlcN and Meet-.-tow n S'c S'c
erd tennis aie made nn i.f the eldei
plaM'I's and Millie of the lounger ele
1 lent. w!:il" the I 'liibi.li-lpli in Whit' -.
Morien Whit's, (iermai.t iw 1 and
Mnniestewn I'ir-; aie a'.ine r i-ntirelj
cell, peed of the eiinglf e!i'l l"l,
and
ii.r-iantly being ndd" i te hi muih' men
grnduating out of their celli . v.irsin
teams.
This js the clement wLh h is ic-pen-sible
for four out et -iwen teams being
in the running for tie 1 humphm-lup
until ten out of tuilw ("inies aie
played, and it is liheli the ii-t ter
the chamiiienshlp will be even luere
Gif
:r
qj?
Sure te be
Mackinavvs
(Patrick)
12.00
Footballs
(Genuine Cowhide)
3.00
Sweaters
(Pure Worsted)
6.50
Boxing Gloves
(Al) Leather)
5.00
Marc-Hall E
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Men's FurntMhinqi ?'24- Chestnut Street Athle.tic Coedi
MIM'WDV'IM
Christmas Day
New Year's Day
.and 3Gu ether days in every year, adding one
for the exceptional leap year, and you have an
exact idea of the days in the year that Meenehan's
Wholesome Electrically Baked Bread must be en
the table.
MEENEHAN'S
Electric Bakeries
18 Seuth e.d Street
2G04 Germantown Ave.
:1433 Seuth Street:
THAT GUILTIEST FEELING
W,M. H. V. TAw
SOCCER RACE
f" Soccer Teams Stand
in Cricket Club League
rilts'T DIVISION'
(.lines (innls
P. . I.. I), for uhi. Pts
I'hll.i. h;t(s. tl 7 1 t ' t IB
(.irin.intnnn M I I n ''0 la 1.1
'irl, 11 WI.Hi .10 t I '.' 111 It III
Mi'i-t. ii M irn.iti .in t I '! Ill IS in
Mierinlmwi . H 'J 'i I H 11 H
1'iiil.i. r.nls . I) ". .- "J 11 '.'I II
I'l nn Si'diliil K I 7 O !l '.'8 'J
s,i:c(ixi division
IV11 1 Ihlnl.. (I T. 1 (I IS .". in
i.irin.intnnn "il S .1 11 1 1 !l J
Iirlim s.,.,,,,.,1 -, :, n in ,)
ri'lt 1. s.,ikI . k 2 (i 11 i -;i t
Mniireslenn "it . H " I '.0 fi It
wideb di-trihuted ne.t season. Moores-
t.iwii bus ii collection of Miuni- men
trem whom it .should be possible te select'
- i..' In v ch wiiuhlbc th wiuii junior l.:.';ucw hen in tliev plmed teams I
,;''""" ' " ' U"" '.made up of the -,- ,.f ,,,i.r.. These '
s',' m-ilter of fact it was frcch I ':"" - "''" '" "'" '""' "' '-u m.-tcnl
prnlii'H'd nl 'a,' beginning1 fUU,ef "T- '- ""'1 .'- -.;. ,,. ,.,.. ,.,.,
son ihat lhe present Minirestuwn ic.im "leiunil .m, the 111-1 dr ,-i.ui 1...1111 i-
,. ., I. . . .! . I,,, 111., ,111 ill lu, 1..I- .,',, ,,i.,i. .., lll.l'
wa- going te give the liest et the teams.
In tin. tli-t. division a hard buttle for,
LIM (ihii e, hut for Millie reason or
etl.er, mainly In cans" the ether teams
had mere cperieii(ed players, it did
Het Kiinc thieilgh.
One ! the evrieus frulurci el
IhiM fuit iliriilnn traini in the
tin mhi r of letlcae sten in tluir
'. .." Philaliliihlii Whiten have
tire Penn varsity iaitains in their
mic-I'ji, Merinn Whiles one and
nl l-nt one or tue Jlitieijunl
utility ciijitaini, while Mooren Moeren Meeren
'."ii Inii tline Ilariifnrd ami una
1'ia-iirll rarnily iu;i(ins m tin
ji.nfri.
I
T,- ,,,, 11,11
- -?,.
I Nene of the t'ams 111 the lir-i dii
son p'a;. , lis 11 rule, tlie iualit,
f
gaire ilni me utile te piav, 111..1 uiucn 1
th' snim nine- de phi, but the
tiind.ird i- surely ri-ing ever wiuil
it 1,.,- 1 1 en ,11 the past. Probably due
STERPJER'S HOUSE OF PIPES
The NEW "FRANK"
rtflsxs
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SiK
-il J)0LLAIl
vrnffiw' DIDP
Mvi r.ir
1 iln'ii Ilrt ir. I'rinih Itrl.ir 111. .1 sanil
I t'.tiisiril 11. Inr. 'I M'lm In l.nuU urn
l ins. ,11.1111.111111 firiti.ii.K tune in hii 111
1:1 .i i it Ks.eii I, i.i r,
1 nri.1 1 -ili'illim saiekrr' 'trtli is
ii.-.i- 'ni.ir. ttis i.nd tiili.ure lit Iiiwih'
( I I I'lIK I s.
I'nii'i ilriiilrcil Kfiil I'liip hell. ic
Siemer's Oigar Slere
-20 N. 12th
appreciated
Ice Skates
( High-Grade Steel)
r zn
V.xJVJ
Striking Bags
(Ro-cnferccd Canvas)
1.50
Q
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1 cac
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11 Seuth GOth l.
4009 Market Street
1 1 1
'
7
tlie Bev
1 ii hie!; of p'luiie.i the pns.mg i peer
land innci urate and theie -nil -11 ins te
1 1 11 treng eiid"'tii- te piny the man
d fiir.-et the lull.
Ill the seeend dl l-ion the battle
I for firt phi' 0 Mems in ln lluilleu te
'the Moorestown -e "lid and l'enns.
ani.i tlr.i'd te-iin . llach team has lest
one i'. Hue. Tlie ebaie'es are in faei' of
Moerrstowii winui'LU this ch nnpiini-
'hip. for the '11 i-iiiiiiel of tl ni , mih I
I mm" c peric wed. 'I Ii" I'e'ri l"iin',whi' !i
, is niaile 1 1 1 eiitirelj i.f ir-hiiicii. has
' had only si.inn and t hi M'asen's
coaching epi rleuci . However, Penn
.third st ill has (icim nit 'W 11 and Melen
t, second dii-ien 1 1 iim- 10 bent before it
is tie 1 i t II Mimic town.
1 The (irriiiiintewii seeeiul team sheiihi
' liaM" made a 111111 h 1'ittir -bowing than
1 It has b 1 an 0 II ha- 11 let nf geed ma-
teri: I en It. Me inn and I'hikulelphi.i
s lid d's.in t"iiiiis are essenti.illy
jur'nf i'.itiis, 11 .eh up "1 MHiiig' r nieiii-
1 hers who aie ke 11 en leai ning l lie gain
and ultimateh getting into the lirM
division tennis,
' Seme jenrs a
I'hil;
lldiia. IMerien I
ni" Sermnnti.wn clul.
tun! u sin-) ,,f a '
'""
1111 et 1'ie I in - wi.ii w er . mi the
t"aiil
I'l llie jlllll 'I' li'lglle where thi'V
get tluir llr-t kimw ledge of the game,
then went te cell..;.. and had it con cen
sldi lably iiurea-ed.
With l'i iirtallj .uie'iMiil .''ii
is in eutilim ijiti.ti ami t'ie
11 enli r i'ir' I" Hi r In ililn 1 fur i'i -leejiuia
tie f 'me m m intin.
tln'ic eenn te In nn mil union
trim the Junier I 'injur nj ll,r .!,.
ledateil Ciiihct t'luhi shnulil net
he rieiijun'r.' il ami nt into m lien.
Housten Gets
Tem Denoville
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f e t'n
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miMk .jr mil irmtai
x m? :::. mi & sjasw Wiy i&m mr w ihrssss ii$2& t
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l'?'- ,J. -jZftl' 1 iili ii M.lliiiiii.ll s" - -i . ,' ,' iV
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YANKS IN FOR BA TTLE
WITH PACK IN 1922
With Ruth and M eusel Out for Five Weeks, New Yerk
Won't Get, Any Running Start Indians
Uncertain, Se Leeks Like Race
Hy OltANTLANI) KICK
TIIUelKill tlie vear I'.'l, new taking
Its linal hurdle, .lack Dempspy was
permitted te battle just eleven and one
half minutes, net. It was tliteugli no
fault of Ills own. but lie hones te reduce
this in 1!l.,' te eight and one-half min
utes if some one can only dig up tlie
11:11 ty of tliu second part.
Tite Srrninblcil Chase
ONI" always stumbles into an excep
tional risk when lie begins outlining
baseball prospects fnwcral months nwny.
The old game is full of uncanny twists
ever night, te sny nothing of tiie gnp
between December niul llcteliei'
Itut If the American I.cagnr
-
are for
I 1!''J2 isn't n wild scramh'c we liave lest
I all track of the situation.
1 The Yank'. lil'Jl winners', lese Kuth
and M uscl for live weeks. That ier
ininlj Is no vast lieln,
1 Cleveland. 11 nuiciiine that reached it
'iie-t hi lil'Jf). was slipping la-t siim
1'ier and, with many ,cternin and a
, u'ltig plichin; staff, may haw an even
h mli I tight te care for.
1 With the two leaders a trifle lop
sided, llieie is always the chain e for
ether persons te Men forth and reach
I (or the pudding where teams such us
Washington and St. I.euis will have
hi 1 n ! epp u'tiinities te st.m trouble.
I As tiie 1 a-c leeks ill this en l ,hinc
ti:ie. the Ainei'ii .111 League slie.ihl iifler
I eiieiigli I'M'iteun'iit te make up fer'Alie
twe-eliih rare oft the hist campaign,
where t'ie ether six clubs were merely
I lempleliiig a scliedule nn. t of tlie route.
1 Till'' AI.I,-S1'K S'AKADK
1 Ne. H The Star King-Killer
rpllIS title, for one teurtiumi nt at
1 JL l.-lst. must 1m nun,!, ..I te .1..-S
, I'liillnril. n.- l'.evlnn. Mn-.
lluilterd lopped aw.ij meie ciewns in
t ie la-t amateur golf chnmpiensiii tiiiiu
I we ei r su fall m a smjlc week.
In his tirst niateh the Siege Cull
dre;ip"d lieiirge von I'lm. I'a. Hie Noith Neith
Iwist and Tunis-Mississippi champion.
'I'tte ( low lis.
I In his nc.t te-t he stepped Dcwtu !
I Weber. Chicago di-trut chaniplen. One
11 own. 1
t 'II eiipen he beat Harrison .Tehn-'
sten. Miiiiu'set.i ( hamiiien. One crown. I
After which he put iiwav "Chick"1
Kkiiis. national and Western champion. 1
Twe crowns. '
Se in his march te reach the linal test 1
u ' ',', u-' i'"1'', ,v-',""""" '''"
I''"' tl... ..i..liiiid star a. counted n.r
'." ll', :!1". ''liiinipiims , en route.
;;' Mth.B en Cuil.erd as
' ' "'1 ""in.
with He'- (iaiiliii'i
"TTOW many miles will
J--- te.u.is travel net fall'?'
football I
iii'iu.res I
a renter. .111s; at tins moment we
hu'en't the ltal statistics under our I
thumb, bet at le,i-t innie mile, than '
te Mai lev bright. I
HAU'AI!D, ef.eriug an epi 11 date I
te l'enii Stale, Calllei'iila or I'ilts- I
liiirgh. 1. 111 l.'irdK be i-li-irged -th n..- 1
liiinling n siiinuissive opponent for her
ln-t October game en the rim of her 1
big November whirl.
"rnn.Di
J- lain
1II.DKN and De,np-ev sure te rc-
llii-ir 'itles aimtlier icar."
I'eninients 11 n cell, in.:". It sounds
j I p'.lll-l'.le enellgli. ThiT,. 1- t,i, (lelilllte
iielirti.il that one can offer. I'.ut a mmi
Quality
KSt-Mi? ii'7t R: LV&3i IM -f-I k K VA' fflsaftl -JZ
Ste57vSst f&7 CCvi p
W3
in&
Since 1890
A New Flaver from Java.
Step up! A new smoke-incentive
is nev offered Philadelphians La
Palina, the Java-wrapped Havana
cipar. Demanded at the rate of ever
100 million a year that's hew it's
judged hy tlie smoke-epicures of the
Middle West.
Smcke-test a La Palina today and
you'll click for geed te "lhe quality
cigar."
19 Popular Shapes and Sizes
10 cents te 3 for $1.00
Concreis Cij.u- Company, Manufacturers, Phil.-i.
Remember Its Imported Java
nnrnnmnTiiMiiinmiTH
age nt tills time hew many weie pioph pieph
es,ing the downfall of Willie HeppB
The word "sure" hns enlv a liekle leilg.
lug in the realm of sport.
HI.. F. Ne, we can't indnie nn'
"pennant Inijing." The ,,,
towns haw all the best of it. lint en
of the first baseball stories we rrn.cin
her writing was imiinlng niin mump
ler net spending nieie 'Heney te lnp, n
better team. .Pusf where tlie liappy
medium is we don't knew.
Copvrieht, lmi. Ml 1! ehlt ! in . tl.
Shevlln Taken Deyle's Measure
llosten Mess.. li,c 'Jl 'Miti shinim nf
I stnr. D.irtniml'li I'eile.p lux'n. In-tru
inr. tn H It," inei'i'ir" of 1'ni: limj, ,,- v. u,
V... I. n.V..K ..MUI.. I.. .t. .1. .... .. . '. "
1 . ',1 ., , iu. -i -.. 111 iiiwii ii 1 r' UIV1 Trtt
1 ture lieut nt tin- Arnmr. A . . n ,,.
h.illlis' IlllllilUirt. li'li IV 11 1 11 . 1 - i.iu
'Hie Piirtmmitli nrnfi n ir tn.. . Ifht ,f the
ten ruiml,. Whn:in c i tnr uriin'i) H,
bui i him ur i. .Mmllsin Smuj daiOrn
mateli with .Ial llr.lt.ui.
Intersectional Game for Lafayette
i:.lleii. Ph., Dee. !"l. I ifuMte Cciiix.
w I ji n' .in Int. rsectli n it iitlill k,iiti
i.-itli th' fiilvrcity of III, lim m 1 n .t ma.
non. iiinirillmj l'j Ui''uiUe M ,n 1 r of
.Uitlct'.ri. I. 1." llnv !! v ". Th. B.,i w,ii
Iki nlieril here Heiffrnlier Du ami win u ,f r
In the l.'ifnctli b-.i."-en.
CSA J Tn Calf
I lilvrhn
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kilS&i1 (Ilhlf'rnlrd)
I Illuck Kdi'ijaroe, l'libber-IIrcli d Tan
Kidsklv, Rubbcr-Hei led
Gift Shoes
Sensible Christmas gifts
are quita as easily pur
chased as the ether kind
and. certainly, they are
twice as acceptable.
What could lie mere hap
pily received than a pair
of D r. Reed Cushion
Shoes, which return te
their wearers se much of
comfort, feet - protection
and stylish wear?
lictter Shoes Ciumet Be Made
4jj8jL
JSjt Men Made by .
J.P.SMITH SHOE CO.
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106 Seuth 13Sl.
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