. v $ll V . r it'i EVIBG- PUBB10 IiEPaB-rBHIXJAbEpPHlA, THURSDAY, DEOB im Dartmouth and Harvard Elevens te Resume Grid Relations MBER 22, 1921 ., . xtf .. M -- V) I m 1 V I I: SOCKS SEYBOLD RILLED IN AUTO Ferme Athletic Outfielder's Neck Broken When Car Gees Over Embankment OTHERS IN PARTY ESCAPE 00 . in(nnIv Idllril vestcrdav when nn automebilo in which he and five ether Jennetto men were riding yent ever an embankment at Crissingcr's Curve en the Lincoln JLIISliwny rase ei ncre ami overturned. Scj held's neck was broken. The ether members of the party were net injured beyond slight bralM. Scy Scy eold and his companions Imd left Jean Jean ntte about 11.30 o'clock Tuesday eve ning and early osterdny morning wcre near Mgenier in the mountains when the accident occurred. The former eall nlajcr was dihlng-the car and as it Mixed the sharp curve It plunged ever ihe embankment which la about fifteen feet high. The machine turned ever four times, the steering wheel belr.s broken In the crash. Scjbeld recently had been employed ns steward of a club at Jcanettc. "Sex" Seybold will be recalled by local fans ns ene of the erlglnnl Ath letlci who started the American League n this city In 1001. He plajed right !ed en the team and was noted ns a heavy hitter. He continued with the dub until 1003 when he was severely injured during spring training practice in New Orleans and he played ery few games after that. In 1010 he was manager of the To Te ledo club, but for the last ten years or ve has been out of baicbnll. He was In the mining and lumber business, his relatives being n'ctlvclv engaged in these mterprlses in Went Virginia. His home wai in .Trnnctte, I'a. Scybeld was one of the henviest hit ters en the old Athletic Club nmhgained onldcrable fame as a slugger. In one pamc at the old puik at Twenty-ninth trect and Columbia nvenue "Sex" hit a homer ever Twenty-ninth street and vsy up ene of the smnll streets. This ftat was one of the greatest that he lerfermcd while a member of the team. Seybold was in the neighborhood of "orty-nve years of age. His weight and .ige were two subjects en which he was very sensitive. Icn Cennie Mnek weh never able te Jearn the correct figures. On one occasion "Sex's" father paid a visit te this city and Mack and the either players scented a fine opportunity e accomplish their desired ends by In erviewing dad, but "Sex" had cvl cvl lently put him wise and their efforts were futile. Seybold was one of the most popular ilajers nn the team and Meck ex iresicd deep regret when told the sad iftts tlih morning. SAM McVEY DYING It In Serious Condition Suffering With Pneumonia New Yerk, Dec. 22. Sum McVcy, one of the greatest Negro henvj weight nexers in the history of pugilism, to te Iny was reported ding from pneumonia In n Ilnrlcm hej-pitiil. Y'S KRAX "piIILADKLIMIIA seems te be n geed training camp for the New Yerk Yanks. "Bn" ifcMttlan, Ccnttc CeUtgt tar yqvarterlack, is such a firm believer in teamwork that he's going te get married January 1. Prtey rlilrps, tite only thing elIev iibeut I'odre I'amiw, the Filipine liexer, s lib skin. Tennis, instead of being a dtawiug "nrd, is going te "mhmI." ijinie.iiaiy present for dad: A fountain pen se he can tcrife checks tfncii the gladsome yuletidn is en the cob. i If Pla fellow Is a wlnd-sucher, then ft leeks ery much as If somebody was . shinned sucker. Bill nollend usks: De the Kurds !ive a milky whey? . Ihc day after Christmas usually finds Me toys broke also dad. It's easier te pirlt an nll-cleen te nieces than put one together. The ex-KhUer still Is sawing weed, Mt he is uittlne no 1pp. 17ornferm(n(7 must he a hanging offense Uab,- Huth has been suspended lr Twe weeks. Te Play East Phillies j'ii,iM'lH'na" .c".,h." 9.Iub wl" p'v the ?.'. 1 hi lies at their hall. i:iirht.,ii. .,, tfvieri'.1 one '" this eelc. bsatlni ffil"' J1'.' "turn tame, but MamVer jmllh expeeta a hard contest, ns the Past 2 Club" Ur,UJ1!'r th0 "'ire former 1"5 OLYM PI A Bread and Dainbridge jHlL Mnna .Ulernien, Dre. Snili. 2 se y. j. r "" WALLACfc, vs. DEVINE I0IINW Donnley GANS Mitm.1 vs. Fitzgerald irui vs. HAYES H UOI Ml-, vs. M0SBERG S Kill MIS JIVMV vs. HANLON nm mii BROWN in i . TIPLITZ n'"" "." '!!.- HflialfN Cafe, 12th and 'lull nii IIIAa (KlflllT linOTHl'.HH) OI lllimnnr lint fCenadU-i InlMijnlfnt diamelenal KUAftER CITY FriiJuy Night St. NicheUi SatM'y riiuht Oniil... rt lftil.'.n.l.,!.n..6w.I Jan. .,. . , Greensmirc. ra., vec. , immu u. t0 Bcnd n pinjcrc ("Socks") Scybeld. of Jcanctte, former cub t0 nn ergnij,n i a i pf nr mirv l iiiiuuuiiiuKi MiiiibMv.-t iiiitnmtAii hut . i HI fdNIGM-" ELMER SMITH SAYS HE'LL FIGHT TRANSFER Cleveland Outfielder Will Exert Every Effert te Prevent Deal Cleveland, 0., Dec. 22. Elmer Smith, outfielder of the Cleveland Amer icans, traded with two ether Cleveland , Payers te Iloiten for Jehn (Stuffy) Me- Innls, Fays, he will fight the Cleveland Club's dccNlen te send him te n sec ond dilution lenm. "I am celnc te have a conference with the Cleveland team officials Roen. nnd unless arrangements satisfactory te me are made I shall take ether steps It's nn injustice from n wcend-placc tlen that is net enlv llHllkplI bv thn fnns themselves. I nrefer te en te nnv ntlmr ciue in onseeau. i nm exert every cf fort te prevent the deal." ... . ,i -.-.-"- "' IleRer I'ecklnpnuich, who played shortstop and captnlncd the New Yerk Americans last car, was stunned by wis newt nine nc nnii open included in n trade between New Yerk nnil TW. ten. l'ccklnpnuBh charged that he was uinue uic "Bent" m the deal. "It dlstrcsi.es me te face the prospects i lc"vinS ' championship team and one which has a Brent chance te win njeln next season, te play with n second di vision club," he paid. "It will take me some time te decide what I will de " SCHAEFER WINS AGAIN Defeats Centl In Afternoon and Eve ning Billiard Matches Take Schnefer, world's 18.2 balk-line billiard champion, again defeated Reger Centl, the French champion, yesterday at Allingcr's. Yeung Jnke Sclinofer. nlnrln tt.e evening block, ngain showed his supe riority with the cue ever his opponent iwn.il nu uyiumcu iieger i;enti, ei France, by the scere of -100 te 333. The champion did net seem te exert himself very much in the earlier part of the gome and at the end of the sev enth frame the Frenrhmnn hn,1 th I.! with figures standing 100-220. , Jnuic nttcrnoen the score was 400 te 383. f Scraps About Scrappers .,TS,,iSfl7?r-'irr,lJ,tf.d t0J ,h Ic raIace Jn- unry 10 Is enn nr th tw.t m. ... ... .. In this city. Here nrc the timiiu, i Att-ll GeldatMn a .In fit TAr. dm.i InrtnM v Mickey Walker, Phil O-Wwd va. Joe O Denncll. Qeorse L'kbcI a daerca iini.v, tuu uuiinny uunaee m. nebby Dar rett. Iecnl mntrhmnlcrra am maltlnr an ltert le brinr star nppoaltlen here for Jee Nelaen. lineirH hAVA nn TnnAt. ,n l. !,... MIdset Smith and Joe Durman. according te Tammy Clrarr will t atartiwi in nn,nn early net month. A Hub promoter la ne ne (retiatlnit for the Manayunker'e aervlcee. he Tula the. Ex-Seruce Men' nepubllcan Club will be nr.a lemnrruw nisni at tn Lincoln Hsll. Jimmy MUruhV. West Philnr1lnhl w thrcitena. te kUe hla own Imitation of t rice if eome ene furnishes the necessary clear. JehniU Cnlnnt. nftnp iWn mnnth. nf h,Ml tralnlne. la prepared for a comeback, nnd his m&nacer. JKmM (Thltl. fntuiAB n chnllanM An behalf of the I.lttle Italy battler te any of Feven IxnlnK mtttehex were held In con Junction with a ameker hld by the Camden Clenn N. Y. A., as fellow. PrankU Hart Yeunc i:illck Jimmy McOce vs. Jltnmi- McKennn. Kid Meara a. Charley Conway. Andy Haker r. iluetriy Iluclder. Dattllnc Mark m Chartev Murk Jnn 0'rtnT.mn vm hdlli O'Connell and Willi Fuller va. Jen O Cenner. Fuller's exhibition waa the hit of the etcnlmc. Millie Green. Kenatnuten bexer, who re turned here a few days aire with the West I ern featherweleflht title, la te make hla i Kaatcrn debut In Ualtlmnre New Year's Day. Kid Williams may be Orcen'n oppo nent. Negotiations !re are en ter Wlllle te 1 break Inte New Yerk'a bexlnit circles. Al- ineuEn a i-niinaeipnian ureen neer has boxed here He atarted hla career while In the nay. At Monte Is another Phlladelnhtnn shn i bKan beilrn; while In the navy. He la a, ban- I tarn and hall, from Oermantewn. While In I the outfit Monte enhaeed In forty-two bouts, Hlxteen resulting In knockeuta, Ave belnv acored In his laat eleen centiats. He la i bln Kroemid by Ocorce I'ierce, retired Nikte boxer. Illllv Illne local mwclcht will box In Hendlns ChrlalmaN afternoon u.th K. O, lxienard Johnm MrAe llirht KauelKht clUHhes wl'.li I'luUKhbO) Hurrls In the same show. At Sloere 1" bneki it for a bout at Atlantic City tenUht, meeting Dehby Weluaat. and at the new Auditorium Ohrlatn-.ua afternoon with Sammy lleff, Tnlre Cnmpe. the Filipine, has been re matched te appear at th Ol-mp!a Nw Yeara afternoon. Chrlatmee Day Pedre will take en Jimmy Jerdan at Rendlne. Campe Is belne handled by Harry Netif. There are letter In the sports department of KVKMsi) ronue Lsnesn for Billy Davtne and Hilly Silverman. mm&&pzs& HARTMANN'S I SPECIALS S Ne. 157 Lionel w Electric Trains, $6.00 Light Outfit for $0 Ct 1 Iterpln-ly a.00 Skates & Shoes Complete Outfit $6-00 5 Women's Skates ,and Shoes, Complete Outfit "r?,r SKATES, $1.50 All (ilLllICUT TOYH nnd r.nKCll)H' 30-Day Cleck WIND ONCE A MONTH ililljr ernimen- tl. A splendid Chriitmai Gift, at Ball Bearing Reller $1 7C S? Skatea. Pair vl.0 $f rL Bexinff Gloves, $3.50 DaUy Pump Gun, $4.00 fAIr Rifle Shet-A-Tube, 5c Sknte Grinding W All ficed. Parcel Poil, 2Sc Extra ti ii n te better my position lUICIUI'll-U, UIIL l && Si this is best indicated mj& , Yttjk ffirmt , HAND-GREEN 1 Ronewal of Gridiron Relations Brings te Light Interest ing Games of Past CONTRACT FOR ONE YEAR Harvard nnd Dartmouth will mlngle ncnin next October 28, when the Crim son and Big Green elevens will play football en Seldlera Field. October 28 was first given by Har vard as a date te the Penn Stnte team, which letcr asked te be rellccd from the engagement. Then Hnrvnrd invited the University of California te play at Cambridge en thnt afternoon, but jes tcrday the Callfernlnns wired their re grets, nnd the date beenme open again. Hend Coach Fisher for n long time has hoped te be able te nriangc a game for his Harvard team with Dartmouth. The teams used te piny when Fibber was In college, but the last game was that of 101.1, when Harvard wen by n field goal. Fer many years Harvard nnd Dart mouth pleyed nlmest annually and It was the Hanover eleven thnt helped dedicate the Soldiers' Field stadium in the fall of 100.1. by beating Carl Mar shall's Harvard team. The renew nl of football relations be tween Harvard nnd Dartmouth will hf welcomed by the fnn". The old-time ilvalry is sure te eome again nnd the chances arc the freling will be ltnmcnn urably better than it wan years age. Ne arrangements nre made, however, for n game beyond next Cnr, but then Is every possibility thnt the teams have come together for keeps. Fer yearn olnce the Hnrvard and Dartmouth teams stepped playing ngalnst each ether there have been contests In ether branches of sport. SCHNARRS PLAY TONIGHT Canadian Brethers Meet Quaker City at Ice Palace The Schnnrr brothers, considered ene of the best independent ice hockey teams in Canada, will meet the Qunker City skaters at the Ice I'alacn. Forty-fifth and Market streets, tonight. The enme will be the first of a thrcc-gntnc scries, in which the Quaker Oity will be met twice nnd the St. Nicholas, of New Yerk, encc. Three members of the Kitchener, On tario, team have appeared here before, and heva shown wonderful ability en the Ice. Werner, center, played en the Bryn Athyn team Inst year. He plays en the Quaker City team regularly, but has left the local skatcra te help his clan. TO NAME COAST OFFICIALS Select Men Today te Officiate) in W. and J. -California Game Washington, Pa., Dec. 22. Officials for the game at Pasadena en Jnnunry 2 between Washington nnd Jeffersen and the University of California will probably be selccted today. Following the transmission of a list of ten Eastern men acceptable te the California nutherltiei yeeterday, th Presidents today received from the Wt the list of cenBt officials from whom the Ited nnd Hlnck Is te select two men. Mnnngcr Murphy refused te dlvulge the Identity of the men named. BIG SCHOOL GAME OFF Scarlet Fever Prevents Glrard Frem Playing Southern Oirard College will net play South ern Illgh's bnsketball team en the lat ter's court, llread nnd Jacksen streets, tomorrow afternoon. Thctc two tennie which were supposed te meet In what wn-i considered the biggest wholnstle at traction during the helldins. have bee 1 forced te call the gnme off because ti of (llrard's players are ill with scarh ' ft-vvr. Negro Bouts en for Tonight .Tnckl-i Moere, a Nore llnhtwelsht fr i Kew Yerk, will met Johnny Gardner, of riilSadelpnta. In the atar bout it the Guiden Onte A. A National A. A) tenlRht. Ther are four ether Nokte nmte e- echeduled, nn fellnwa- ITrucrs Iloblnt-en s. Leenard Hayca, Harry Lanir vs. Yeung Sam I.anirferd, Yeuiitf jarK liiacanurn -a fiaeriy nmun ana l(0U3n house ts. Kreddy McQrudcr. FIRST II IN m I tlave a White Uwi 8 Our aim in pre- Mmi Mwmi mwm 1 & ducing White Owl Wpfflm Wwyfflh Wxfflm. I M is te offer you the Wyxfl Wffifffc Wxfffa. - I M best possible 3 for Wv&fflk vy$jywi wM&fik 1 & "A Q 25c cigar. 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" & PHILADELPHIA TfYP J 3 WmfMfM JLm, rw tYlSjTm ffrZ&JFM ry"'ifi v LHIM v m & Wffi W?$ W5s& m' ' I f If - I & 'J?Z W3 VK2 W$ iX PENN GRID ASSISTANTS NOT NAMED AT MEETING Didn't Consider Scott, Miller, Wray or Leu Little One old-grad of l'eniiBjlvnnin em phatically denied today thnt Johnny Scott, Loii kittle, Heine Miller and Lud Wray will be aislNfiint conches of the Ited nnd Hlue cleen next fall. Thin old-timer, who was among these present at the gathering of nliimul at Sidney IItitcliiii"eii' home en Tuesday evening, Knld their iinmeK hed net even been men tioned In nny connection. The football situation at I'enti was discussed at the "party" as the old eld tlmcr termed It, but nothing was done in the way of suggesting new coaches. The Pcnn grnd nlse denied thnt the Quakers would use the Percy Hnughten system of individual tutoring next jenr. He asserted that the system In vogue THREE KNOCKOUTS Mitchell, Deyle and King Stew Away Opponents Remembrances of Lew Ilnilcy's reign at the Old IJreadway A. (J. were brought te the iiiIikIh of fans who wit nessed the second show of the New llroedway A. C. at the N'ntlennl Club, Klcienth nnd Cnthnrine etrccts, last night. Halley used te make 'cm fight, or slap them out of the ring in the old dnys. And last night they fought for Fred Pecltti, promoter of the new club. A big crowd went wild lest night at (he show, which was n typical Old IJreadway affair. Three knockouts were the feature of the card. In the wind up Johnny Downey was being wnlleped se hard by Kay Mitchell, of Seuth Philadelphia, that he dropped te the canvas in the second. Darby Casper outpeinted Wlllle Curry in the Semi. In the ether bouts Hilly Deyle knocked out Johnny Hegen in two rounds nnd Ritchie King ilnished his opponent, Jlmm Tracy. Beets and Saddle Ultra Geld Is slnted for a first ap- Searnnce this afternoon nt the New rlenns meeting in the nll-nge handi cap at sir furlongs. Inceg and Frigate likely will furnish keen contention. Horses which seem best In ether races are: rirst racc Honorable, Mlrncle Man, Pluribclle: second Anticipate, Helen Atkln. Ragnzzn : third -Luck Girl, Bill Bleck. Brinrellff; fourth Harp of the North. Pcr's Perhaps ; sixth Cete d'Or. Oaklnwn Belle, Scotch Verdict; seventh. Annn Gnllup, The Cellccu Bawn, King Trojan. At Ilnvana: First race Wcdgcwoed. Lady Hester, Aigrette: second Saint Rese, Gelden Red, PeTtey R; third third Hareld K. Geerge W., Miss Hilarity; fourth Waterford, Count Berln. Chi mera ; fifth Melvin, Gelden Chnnce, Yellow Blessem ; sixth Summer Sigh, Delly C, Duke of Shelby. Slnee Harry P-iyne Whitney hae b-en con nected with the turf hla atable wlnnlnita hae totaled ll.fl7,88D, ilia banner eir wan 101!0. with $270 ene. ThlB year It la net far behlnd. with I.'IO COO. Slarvln Slav and Jehn'a Umma. full brother and nlat-r. wen a race each at New Orleana en Tueadny, ThU coincidence ha occurred mero than once nt the New Orleana track. They are owned by dlffcrent atables. Secretary Joeph McLennan nnd hla aaalat ant. Jullua needer. of the Pair Grounds track, received many nppllcatlena for rldln llceneea. E. T. Zolllcefter, Jockey Thurber and Trainer William McKlnney were Blven n Ions hearing- by the atewanla. Ne action was taken. Cesey Delan Giant Coach New Yerk. Dec. 22. "Cesey" Delan who waa reported te have been releam-d and nn. (retlatlnc for a berth with the IndlanapeIH American Association Club, will be with the dlanta aunln next eou.ien, It nm announced today. Ceaey affixed hla s mature te a onu enu car ceachlnir contract. Ne Man Has Toe Q?31rVf W '' , I 1 - ! J SPORT CLUB SAVED BY T. C. DU PONT Financial Aid Offered te Protect Bends and Property of In ternational Organization B0RGLUM IS OPTIMISTIC New Yerk. Dec. 22. With the offer of financial aid te set the organization right by General T. Celeman du Pent, difficulties which threatened the exist- ence of the International Sporting Club of America have been smoothed, ac cording te Gutzon Berclum. nresldent of the club, today. Genera! du Pent is ene of the viec presidents. Majer A. J. Drexel BIddle. of Phila delphia, until scleral months age wns president of the International Club. lie resigned. "The nnsets of the club are nmple te ninke It completely helvent ence n way was found of snvlng its property, protecting its bends and retnlnlng its membership." hnld Mr. Herglum. "The enlv thing in the wny of this was the foreclosure proceeding In connection with the mortgage of $225,000 en the property. This threatened all the real assets, of the club. After several meet ings nnd negotiations General du Pent net enlv has shown hew te protect the property, but he has effcrcd'thc finan cial aid necessary." OTHER SPORTS ON PAGE 17 FACTORY PRICES "MEN'S HATS" Latest Newest STYLES COLORS Large IHgh-Ornde ASSORTMENT QUALITY Seft-Derbies-Velours At the Factory 700 N. 12th St. Open 8 te 6 Dally ROELOFS Men's & Yeung Men's SUITS and Overcoats $U80 and see our 16 windows Peter Meran & Ce. Merchant Tailors S. E. Cor. 9th & Arch Sts. Open Men. A Sat. Ergm. Till 0 e'CWak Many Weel Sex Chain Knit English WOOL HOSE Fer fall nnil winter wear with low nheeg Luxuriously soft, eptlngy nnd comfertnblo; the Kind well-drcHud men like te we.ir. Popular fancy eaes in heather Priced 75C tO $1.65 the pair lZntSiM C.ihra(re Hebc th"ouBheut. 75C tO $1.00 the pair ?x A. R. Underdewn's Sens VS' QnO 4111 U..I..I ci ni.ii. tVt4-CiV mtalaaCt 31., mile. , l , j , M , m I C ?' distal rrirec arm si$ ht IB pv jH lH H V IHI 1 miDJ B HRhKt'BJRR (hB Bi One man came in here last week arid bought a mighty fine overcoat for $21 within the next two days seven of his friends came in for suits or overcoats. Every one of these seven men immediately recognized the won derful values we are offering. This sale is spreading like wildfire that's why! One man came in here last week arid bought a mighty fine overcoat for $21 within the next two days seven I MBSt i fl Wfiffirm III ifeur w Mm $ A Christmas suggestion what could be mere appropriate and practical than a geed suit or overcoat as a gift te a man. Make your selection in this great sale it will mean money in your pocket. CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Greatly Reduced It will be worth your while te see the wonderful values in this department. Extra Special Beys' Ail-Weel Suits 8 te 18 years. $9 value . Regular 5000 Pairs Men's Odd Pant Fer Werk or Dress Biggest Values in the City .48 "Always never IKBWkSJ SUITS and OVERCOAT $35 $4 Silk Neckwear Wonderful alues. 'I he largest asse'tment in the city Regular $G.50 and 37.."0 Fancy Vests... . New Single and double breasted. Genuine Mecha Glees Mad: stripe. gQg Real Angera Reefers. .New Regular S3 SO. 48 Se.4ft 2 -" V V geed clothes at lowest prices peer clothes at any price " m ta mm saw OaaaW HalalaR FOR that sold for $45 & $50 MEN'S GIFT Suggestions Seme Wonderful Values Among Them Silk and Linen Shirts, New C0 l CT (2fer$4).4.lD Regular values $3.50 and $4 each. si.00 S3.50 'S3.50 Drepstitch and Clocked Weel n Half Hese. New (2 pr. 51.50) 6 UL Wonderful wear quality and neat appearing Regular SI alur $1.95 :due. Ba ess mm wri d C Pel r' iiii."JLlu latine AiTEn (James ice skating; '-.IK"- 522 Market St. f wa Open Eveninca Till Xmaa i (SWrfV- ! 1215 MARKET STREET Chester Sterc3d and Market Sts. lfcLIAL9,ht' f'" BoMeai Eyan JleiM De ?i j V s Sr'lJfet'iif vlf vi x. r3i-frSk awM Cacctf vQaJlA. 5h 7 POSTS' K. Ol t nJ rAViJ Zr? ik. W I CT SJL VGT4R3VNVJXJA I IgJQSSSi Jr!SZD ii ((nv vv " r : : ri a ah I t-: ana i . ! , X- u m
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