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R4L TEWKSBURYLED
LOCAL GOLFERS IN '21
'Jtreniminker Faced Toughest
Tc5 Successfully Marsten
Clese Second in Great Season-
VETERAN WINS TITLE
ny SANDY McNIBLICK
JVGelf Association of Philadelphia en
J.. . i- i (niivnnmpnt son son
f
' tbeir ircenm i i"x -
j)t 1021 is no harder than putting to te
rctlier a jig-saw puzzle. That is, if
u uc the jig-saw te ctit oft the cor
ners, lop off the spots where it doesn't
Just fit.
1 There's llttle satisfaction In grouping
Attn, whleli Is the way It should be
fdene, e the first ten place nbeut like
' PATJI. THttK'niUJ.' nunnsr.up. Phlla-
ilaCup. Wen I.u Ln finals, third Phlla-
II Mil mean! eiev'nw rmwneiiuiii dtei
Mil Heffner twice. Piatt, twice, and Beadle.
Xit te Di-mln. Chick.
lfVX MAnTII wen i-ennevivsnia ema-
tnr. Lynnenoed Hull and Tredyrtrln. Wen
icuti ........ mtt1 Aiiffh T,vnn
wtf. "'".Jff?BMMKl KIlr...,0US;?55.h
KiSr." ' nicicntr. Lest te' Washburn. Oul
Bit. Guilferd nd at Mancnester,
ntnneE iterFNKrt wen i.u ivii mui,
md Silver Crei tied fieend Pennyl
inl oren -end Vhllftdelphla mpdnl. tfd
ifcenj
Tnl oren -end l'niiaaeipnia rarun , 111
Kilt Le! t'e Tpkburv (2, and Oulmtt.
- iir inr.
I. , ru
AVnn Ph ladtlshln ami.
liar meJil. necend PhllailIpnln open nnd
!T; ii nil timatfuri In 'Main I,
2!.ri.. aitfMti thirst tnnnivlinnla mtm
'"" .t"
ini Dnt Knlht. Armitreni. Lest te
Ttifltibury (2). Ma-tw.ll.
NORJtAS MAXWKI.T Wen St. SJjrtln.
Atlintle Cltv. fill: lJkwoed. (all. Mdal,
Hi it. iwend Atlantlfl City. ,wrln: jfcend
Pitirien Cup and Lu I.u: lUs at Atlantle
City. (all. luw ftetti Cemlah: twtnty-ilitli
rinniylrenla eprn. third Pnniyhanla ntna
tnr. imnwenth Main X.lne open, peat
BMdle. PIU. Certen. Lt te Knlht.
Elklni. Spi-nccr. Jenes. Maraton, lleckner.
I. 1, IIRADLK Ilunner-up. I.ynnewoed
Hill: Atlantle Clly. jnrln. nnd (nil. Oelxt!
ihlrd Silver Cre. Pnteren Memerial, At At
intle City. prlni twenty-ninth Vnny.
rinla open. ltt nielev. Teble. Kcmbie.
Him, Gardner. Knlitht. 8. Jenoa. Let te
Knutnt. Maxwell, Mamten. Tewkabury, Cor Cer
ien. M Jonei, Hnffner. ,
CIIARI.UH fcuruNKR Wen Silver Cre,
Finner-up Penniylvanla amateur, tied third
hllidflnhla medal, third Pntersen JJemnrlnl,
twentieth Philadelphia open. Meat Maxwell.
Uit te Marsten. Wahburn.
I V. I)KSIIN(I Philadelphia amateur
diimplen Scored 102, Patoraen Memerial.
IXit Tekiburj. Waehburn. Lest te Herace
tur
I." it. WASIIHim-N Reml-nnal phlladel-
Jhli amateur reurtn mcuai. ueai ivcmDie,
TV. "lAIlfcY-Wen Old Yerk Ile.d
But Ilimllten, Jenes. Let te Iteyneldi.
AUternelt-
rilll.il ronseN Wen rrldelyn. nun
wr up St, Martins. Dent readie.
IHED ISXIGIIT Wen Atlantle Ctly.
ittlnc Tied third medal. Heat MMwell.
fiiidli, Inzraham.
mrimir aiuistrone pawn nit. rit-
fien lemertai, iicri uenine. .u-iv & hi.
Other ftreng players Gcoxre Klklns,
Clavton Iiinraham, i. M. AiIcUh, W. (1.
(Oeld Mcdnl) Ilmnllten, J. I. Oay,
Jr., rrimcls Kcmble, Cllft Hawley,
J. A. Urewn, Jeseph Ceble, etc.
The Data
The Mieenlcnt data elvcn above Is
s6t warranted strictly accurate, since
it was net Kept day by nay. nut u u
im't clev: enough te serve the main
purpeic, it ought te be.
TcukBbury is handed first place bc
cauie he came through the toughest side
nf tlix (mifiu.v nntrlpM nnd nlllv lest the
amateur title before some super-uelf
shots. Ills feat of beating I'latt. Jiax
urell and Ileffncr In a row at Lu Lu
won't seen be forgotten.
Marsten should be placed about even
'with ihe Arnnlmlnker. but fniled te
atcr the local chnmplenships or any of
the essentially Philadelphia tourna
ments, except the dinner event, and at
Trcdjffrin. He arranged his stnrtB be
fore the teasen started and btuck te it,
ihewins golf which only Tewkbbury
equaled .
AVoedv I'latt ent nbread, where he
s picked by no less a judge than
Bill Tewncs te have the best chance of
the Americans te win the British ama
teur en the draw and l'latt's form,
which was tiuly brilliant at the start
of the reason. I'latt, however, tumbled
Inte a berleus Injury, had n painful lay
off, came home in all the fury of the
local buttle nnd never reached Inst
year's Inning utride in teurncyw. lie
was beaten by Ileffncr in the amateur,
hich is the renseu Geerge gets third
place, ahead of I'latt. Heffner'n record
for the bcasen places him next te
Marsten.
Wen Three
Nerman Maxwell fellows Piatt, though
he meh tlnee teurnnments and bent
Piatt. Mnxwvll failed te join the
Lesley twin when it needed his services
badly uml suffered M)ine unexpected
treunciiiKs. The teurnnments he wen
did net have the strongest fields avail
able, but Maxwell showed plenty for
fifth place. The rest ef-the ranking,
we trust, is rank cnensh te suit ovory evory overy
bodv. The tournament season wns a suc
cess, though it lacked seme of the zip
of the yenr before, because mero -than
one popular tilt wns dropped, Unncrch,
North Hill, llnlu nnd Merlen nil fniled
te held ihelr invitation events.
Iho blccest surprise of the season
was when T;. V. Domini, the veteran,
wen the Phlinilclphln championship by
eeatlng Paul Tewksbury. It wns Ucin
Intr's daj. Ills medal 150 presented
Pjatch-plny dlffleulties for anybody nnd
Tewksburv, the favorite, hnd te bow te
feat. Plntt wen the medal by break
ing the ceurse record.
Huntingdon Vnlley wen the major
team championship by trouncing Ce-
airoreoK, u surprise te ninny, The
Neble Club played Dwight Armstrong
and Hernce Cook, two mcmberH. but
experts who seldom enter ether PhllH
delphln competition. Heme definite
Whng ea this matter is expected te
w made at the next golf meeting.
Aa Expected
AFnnltnl lib i nn tltt Ciiliil'wiin r tAnm
Li i " ex',('t't'l, though it cntne sur
prisingly clese te defent once or twice,
leiinKKteri nnd newcomers played an
important nnrt In mero than one tour
nament. The junior event hnd a record -n'eak
He. ..i,i ...i i ,.... . ii... .....
ft. L t I.IIU I" lllf II 1IIIU CVI'llL.
UBh Ilnnilll Introduced himself te the
elect hv winning.
J-he IVimsjlvanln team lest its trl
tate title In the Lesley Cup matches
"1 in Bosten. The team was com-
ffa entirely of Philadelphia for
"out the lit st time in history. Bosten
"OH On its. Iintni frrniiiilu
I) riianks te .Man P. Wilsen, the Penn
III"" ?. nllm'iienshlps were cxceptlen-
ea,v .." nl V"? cnr- J'nrsten hnd nn
amatei ' "' Ic'llea vl,c" ll0 cet'Pcd the
infelj' 7i"ry B0lfpr et A-1 Prominence
ladeinhi. Vi , " rvL" '" "euen in i ill
li?.?finl 'his year. The liKt inelndv.l
lautchlfen T, liriie.H. (JoerBo Dun-
aulifer,r V-1"'1'" '' l0V KlrkweS.1, Jesse
luuterd, rrnnelH Ou met uml vilier.
Boxing Officials Resign
'" r.s;.JV..V'0, 2 Krne.i n. Posey.
llt L5lIK,n, ?.,Ue I' !h0 Pxnnsylvanla
tai LoiJeni Athletic Club, one n( Head
lh erSan.,,i'ut,' ai tt Pcla maetln. e(
'tetid K niV'.l ar"1 J.',ck "tlan was
Oeidmin0 I,ilJh" S,nMrd term. Danny
""SKbraiV.;. .VJ. , . ,np uecreatmn
PlMfllers I.' Ai!3 relnJ. and the rieard et
'"M PhiiVdJSK Wa-eUaOrw, with a prom-
Winners of Amateur
'21 Gelf Events Here
PhllaiUlph n Amateur. . . .1. 1 . ViSS
fllitrtrt Junier ttnrij ""n'''
Hubiirbnn tltle .. , Arpnlmlnk
I'ater rt n lu i. una , AijfT'X
An. nnd lien .....Oeerii W, fitfttMll
Krlilnlyn.' P. is. Coren-MU Ulllj
I,n.ley ...,rnn. tram leit
Delaware County Warren A. Tjraen
IVrdrfrrln M. V, Iru"!
HchoUstle ...itiii Nfr-.T?.1
At. Cltr nr .l'r"1 Knltlil
At C if Wl... .......... .W. U. Maywflt
Lakmoeil (all N. j WPVjM
Pat. Jlomerlni, .heM. "effner
Lrnncwumt Ifnll Mur1nMAr!!22
OUl Yk. Iteud ..V.JO. Clarr
I.u I.u . ............. . . .1141 Tewk.bury
rlt. Murtln;. . . . . ....... ... !, IL Mwefj
Gelit Cup Paul Tewkebury
E
FORSTREET RON
Nativity C. C. Contest Monday
Morning Draws Classy
List of Harriers
WILL COVER 5V4 MILES
The biggest entry list in years in a
cress-country run of the Middle Atlan
tic Amateur Athletic Union will feature
tha nnnunl event of the Nativity Catho
lic Club, which will be decided en
Monday morning ever the streets of the
northeastern section of the city.
Over 150 well-known harriers have
sent in their entries, nnd there premises
te be some clese competition for both
the indlvldunt and team honors, with
Enterprise, Nativity and Shnnnhnn
making Meadowbrook hubtlc te gain the
honors. Samuel J. Dallas, of the store
team, has entered nil his stars la the
event nnd they expect te romp off with
the team prize as usual.
Meadowbrook has been making some
records for the last year Jn local track
and field competition. Between Novem
ber, 1020. and June, 1021, they have
nnnexed eleven firsts, ene Bccend nnd
one third prize In thirteen events. Slnce
June the store athletes have wen four
mero events which Include the Oontes Oentes Oontes
vllle marathon, Meadowbrook run,
Junier cress-country nnd De Snlcs run.
Mendny's rnce will start at 10:30
e clock and will cover the following
ceurse : Hturting nt clubhouse, Belgrade
and Madisen streets, south en Belgrade
street te Allegheny avenue, west en
Allegheny nvenue te Araminge avenue
t- Clearfield street, cast en CleatHflld
tj Itichmeml, teuth en Itichmend te
Hemersct, mukc turn nt Itichmend nnd
beuicnvt, then north en Itichmeml te
Aiiegncny nvenue, west en Allegheny
nvcnue te Belgrade htrcet. The course
will be covered three times, a distance
of tiv nnd one-quarter miles.
The entries follew:
Ge W. Rtrniih Tn.n nt am tr t
Pecker. Jean nr Ar. ir n.nii. at. ....'
Jeseph ICuhn. Shanahan; Harry Mlllsr, I.llht
iiuu.01 j. v. reunu. Nativity: J. Diets.
n'V.V.V1".,,'. Knochsen. Hcandlnavlan; O.
Uelllet, Allentown Y. M. C. A.
10s. H. MlrUrnnph Tab. a A... v
i!Ui.n."4,N?,MM,y! 9 krl,r' Entrprise U.
,L Menica: James p. Maculre, Shan-
unuii, juun j, iieznn, at. Jlenica.
20s. E. J. llxrm.r rnla.npl..t a n.
nark. Nativity J. .Murphy, Jean of Arc! C.
,,' ,lri J- Snilth, Nativity; J
Heed, St. Menica.
v a.1l,,,7"L?? T.Rl.lent- Snanahan: I Psamer.
jalvl,tyi a. Felx, I.lEht Heuse: J Petersen
Scandinavian; P. Juan, Moudewbrook,
40.--B, Sharkey Jean of Arc, Jehn Me Me
Oenlale St. Menica; Pred lleuhler. Kenslni
5?" " V: eu .- Kane. Enterprise, Leuis
Haase, Light Heuse; J. Linden, Scandi
navian; K. Shrepshire. Northwest n. C: M.
McNumee, St. Menica.
BOit.- D. McKlnley. Nativity; a. Dedenl.
Shanahan: M. llorrlmten, Jean of Arc: P.
Carraiiher, Nativity; II. Veaaer, St. Menica.
80s. C. C. Krure. fihnnahan; J. Mc
Namee, Ht. Menica; P. Klnslew. Nativity:
A. Ilraun, Lltht Heuse.
m 1:00 A. Kahlan, W. Williams. Prank
Masen. Prank Macee. Frank lianas, Pat
O'Jlrlen, A. llanchard. Nativity; James P.
Hasan, Enterprise.
1.0S J. A. itupley. Jean of Arc: Elmer
Fisher. Klrlln: S. Adllette. Enterprise; J.
C. Amway, Ceatesvllle' W, Materna, North
west II, C: Jeseph O'Neill. William Deeley,
It, Shea, Jeseph Laurhran, James Shceran,
r.url Fex, William Dahmc, J. Cervin, W,
J. Hag-en. James Magulre, Bt. Menica.
1:10 James Bradley, Nativity; James
Mullen, Shanahan; M, Fatx, Lltht Heuse; C.
Hepburn, Jean of Arc.
1.20 E. Koeb. St. Menica; Lee Schlssler,
Tem Klnslew Nativity.
1:30 Pat llradlcy. C, Undorwoed, Shana
han, D. McQualde Nativity; J. A, Jackaen,
iiennewDrmt; Aiuert jteeDucx, unattached
1.8.1 W. Gutgeslll, Northwest II, 0.; D.
Merris, Nativity: P. a. Webster. Klrlln;
Walt Putter, Meadowbrook; E, J. White,
Enterprise.
1:10 S. Uerqusst, Scandinavian; James
Morgan, Shanahan; Jehn J, Mcltenry, Ht.
Menica; Jehn Lyona, Enterprlne,
1:45 Jehn Scott, Northwest II. C; J,
Sharkey, Jean of Arc; II. C, Lavery, Shana
han. 1 30 T. Tattersen. Meadowbreok: W, E.
Hurt, Shanahan; O. P, Wright, Jean of
Are.
1.53 Felix Cllllen. unattached; Ienk
Yeacer. St. Menica, E, llerternun. Shan
ahnn 2 Oi) T. Van Delle, Meadowbreok: J,
Youmans, Nativity: I. Iirger, Northwest
U. C; A. llesander. Scandinavian
2-10 H. Hallman, Klrlln; (J. a. Williams.
Shanahan: Cteorge Johnsten. Northwest II, c,
2 in Clwree aeasey. Northwest n C. :
Frank Oallasher, Northwest; If. Hayes.
Meadowbreok: Jehn McMnhen, Shanahan.
2 "JO F Oesewlch, Nativity; E. Campbell,
Northwest P. C.i J. CVDrlrn, Shanahan: J,
(lairllnnn Enterprlse; H. Ilappeld, Kensing
ton 11. C.
2 30 U. Jacksen. Nativity; Jamea ir,
Montague, Washlwrten: A. Pelen. Enter
prise. J, Cadden. Northwest II. O W. J.
Hn.iliuck. N L. Cann, Meadowbrook.
2 B3 Themas Clarven, Meadowbreok: n.
naletrlc Enterprise; Themas Detwller,
Northwest; Jeseph McOonlgle, Nativity; W,
fachept, MesaowerooK.
2 te II Ilernnrde, Enterprise; J, Durken,
NatlWt): J. Qaughan, Shanahan; J. M, Har Har
ey. 11. Dudley, Meadowbrook.
2:43 J, Dennelly. Klrlln; A, Dl Santl,
F I.eng. Meadowbrook,
2 .10 A, C. Jacksen, R. Oldfleld. Meadow-
Sen M. Chandrls. Meadowbrook,
8 03 J. Klrw'n. Shanahan; W. McK.
Mr W?""J, ..., ,
n:l, vnunm .iur, , ... v .
Hin Mcsdowbreok,
, ? 2sV7BldowCbVeokir' BhanRhani ' p' Dud-
I'll .M"',J0W.b.r.0.9? v.. ,.. Tl.,.. ir..l
Enterprise; Jam's
jjl, j. .uiiriin. ..,.. f,V",,'-, -..',
junior, nii.imi.uii, ji, 1
a 10 William lllttler. Meadowbrook.
a 30 Jehn J Orny. Enterprise,
MAY DROP FOOTBALL
Haverford Students Vete en Aboli
tion of Seme Sports
Haverford College may de away with
some of the recognized college sports In j
ii.n .,eni. future. Thf nuestlen has hern
Pubinltted te the Athletic Council ow
ing te the noer showing of the tennis
this fall, particularly the foelhnll team.
The Haverford News, the college pa
per lias prepared a questionnaire nnd
it has been nubmlttcd te members of the
fnrulty nnd all students with the ex
ception of freshmen. The questionnaire
limits the stutlcntfl whether they think
either football or soccer should he
dropped, "nnd if w, widen. The same
nuestlen is naked of track, tennis,
cricket and baseball,
OVER 150
NTRIES
;:
Paulsen Will Sub for Jacks
Against Chaney Tiplitz
vs. Hanlen
NEW AUDITORIUM OPENS
By LOUIS II. JAFFE
QNE
v reu
HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX
rounds of bexlnz arc scheduled in
Philadelphia Monday for tnc second of
the three big fistic nftcrnoenu in this
city. Thanksgiving Day was the first
and New Year's afternoon will be the
last.
The leather pushing will go en at
four different arenas, and it is expected
that about 14,000 persons will sec bouts
as nn appetizer for the well-known
Christmas turkey. Programs are ar
ranged for the Olympla, National, Cam
bria and new Auditorium Clubs. Open
ing bouts will stnrt at 2:30.
Thirty-two boxers -are te show their
rcspcctlve wares In a total of sixteen
bout,s. A "match for geed measure" is
scheduled at the new Auditorium, while
the usual five -bout cards are te be
Btugcd at the ether clubs.
An eleventh-heur change developed in
the program for the Notional, when it
was lenrned thnt Freddy Jacks, the
Britisher, would be unable te keep his
encere with Georgle Chaney, the knock kneck knock
creut. It was Chaney who struck Fred
a low punch nbeut two weeks age, and
they were te have met in a return tilt.
Pauson Substitutes
However, according te Mntchmakcf
Jack Hnnleh, nfter Jacks had been in
ti-nliilnir u.vnrnl (Invu he decided that
he had net recovered sufficiently te take ,
en a bout for some time yet. as n re
sult Hanlen scouted around and finally
decided te send in Mike Paulsen, Known
as the Ht. Paul Tornado, ugalnst the
viclous-secklng Chnney.
Paulsen nnd Chnney have met before,
hnvinc engaged In nn eight-round
match. Other star mlttmen who have
been steed off by Paulsen are .Richie
Mitchell. Willie Jacksen, Jimmy Han Han
eon nnd Recky Kansas.
Jee Tiplitz will get bnck into ring
harness when he shows In the wind-up
nt the Olympla. Tip had been en .the
sidelines for sevcrnl weeks owing te
an injured ankle, which wns put out
of commission while training. Jee said
today he was in fit fettle, nnd believed
he would hnve no trouble showing te
ndvnntnge ever Jimmy Hnnlen, of Den
ver, in their return match.
Harry Kid Brown, n stablcmate of
Tiplitz, will pnlr off with Sam Mos Mes
berg, of New Yerk, in the ether eight
rounder. ... ,
A Negro match is scheduled for the
main six-round go, bringing together
Panama Jee Gans, supposedly the
colored middleweight champion, nnd
Jerry Hayes, of West Philadelphia. The
ether bouts are: Johnny Dennelly vs.
Whiter Fitzgerald and Patsy Wallace
vs. Billy Dcvlne.
Anether Return Tilt
A return tilt between n pair of light
heavyweights will be the feature of the
semi-final nt the National, when
Frnnkie Brltten nnd Eddystone Miller
clash in nn eight-round bout. Twe
weeks age they slambanged their way
through half a dozen rounds in u swell
scrap, and Monday afternoon they will
have two mere rounds te go.
Twe ether clght-reunders en the Na
tional bill nre Johnny Mnhoney vs
Yeung Geerge Chip nnd Eddie Mullen
vs. Philadelphia Jee Welling. Kid
Wolf vs. Frank Ganere will be the six
round opener.
A bantamweight bout will be the
headllner nt the Cambria. Kid Fred
cricks, of Allentown, will pair off with
Battling Murray, of Seuth Philadel
phia. Johnny Pnxsen and Johnny
Ilniibn will be semi-finalists.
In the prelims, Artle McCann will
meet Terry Hnnlen, Joe Miller will
clnsh with Bebby Wilsen and Temmy
Devlin will fnee (Jcorgie Starke.
The new Auditorium will held iti. first
show of the icasen with Billy Silver
man nw the promoter una Willie i-.d
""..,- .,nl,,.- 1I,,,V lll,a. nn,l
wmun hm.h ...,. , . ....,? ...uuu. ...
Eddie Reveire will be opponents In the
elgl -round wind-up. 'iSie fifth con-
lA .. Ill l,nv ln, WVUht ..,,,1 Vnni,.
irnu iii ..... .. ....,,.. ...... .u,...0
-I,.., itrndiey nB lirincipnis.
Other bouts urranged by Kihennnu
and Edwnrds nrr; Happy Jack Mc
Wlllinins vs. Willie Themas. Temmy
Hulllvnn vs. Whitey Burke. Eddie Bates
vs. .miinny J-uu.v iiuu ai .uoure e,
Sammy Heffj
W. AND J. ELEVEN OFF
p0etball Squad Departa for Pasa-
dena te Meet California
Washington, Pu., Dee. 24. The
Washington and Jeffersen football srjunil
left here today for Pnsadena, Calif,, te
play against the University of Cali
fornia, January 2, under the auspices
of the Tournament 01 noses, i-resincnt
S. S. Baker neceuipiinli'd the squad.
Melen' leaving, warn jsraie,
of
11
friends here that lie believed lil team
would win. He expressed himself its
well pleased thnt CaVUprnla fceius-.Wi
confident of the result.
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TEDDY KEARNS. Forward
"Stretch" Median, trio six-feet-seven
center of the Trenten team,
lias been u big lielp in' giving the
Pet tore a commanding lend for
first-hair cage honors, while Teddy
Reams nnd Tem Barlew are U10
two host youngsters developed In
the last five years, and both nre
Trenten youths and baseball play
ers of ability also
Bouts Arranged Here
for Monday Matinee
OLYMPIA
Pmllmlnartra
rlr Wallart. v lllllv DnTln
e, sit rounds.
Johnny Donnley vs. Whiter Pitrgerald. six
rounds.
Panama Joe Gans vs. Jenr nayes, u
rounds.
Seml-vrlnd-ap
Harry (Kid) Preim vs. Bam Hetberc,
eight rounds.
Wind-up
Joe Tiplitz vs. Jimmy Ilanten, eight
rounds.
NATIONAIi
ITfllmlnaiicn
Kid Wolf t. Frankle Ganere, sly rounds.
Kdille Mullen vs. Yeunc Jee Welling, six
rounds.
Johnny Mu honey vs. Yeung Oeerre Chip,
six rounds,
Seml-v. Ind-tip
Vrankle rtritten vs. Idyatene Miller, bIx
rounds.
Wind-up
Geerge Chaney vs. Freddy Jacks, eliht
rounds. .
CAMIIKIA
lTellmlnarle
Temmy Dfrlln n. Ueergie htark, six
rounds.
Joey Miller vs. Hebby Wilsen, six rounds.
reunis
Artle McCann vs. Trrrr llanien, six
8einl-wlnd-u
Johnny Paxaen 1. Johnny Mauba, eight
round.
Wlwl-un
Kid FrcderlckH vs. Pattllnc Murray, eight
rounds.
NEW AXreiTOniU.il
Preliminaries
Al Moere vs. H.inimy HerT, six rounds.
Temmy Sullivan vs. rWiltey Hiurke, six
rounds. . ...
Kddln tlatea vs. Johnny Telly, six rennds,
Hapvr Jack McWllllams b. Willi
Themns, six rounds.
Scml-vrfiul-uu
Jee Wright vs. Yenn: Joe Bradley, eight
round.
Wind-up
nrnry Hauber vs,
rounds.
ildle iioveire, eight
YALE TO RETAIN COACHES
Efferts Will Alse Be Made te Induce
Charlie Taft te Return
New Haven, Dec. 24. Ynle's foot feet
ball coaching etnff will be nnneunccd at
the close of the Christmas vacation, fol
lowing conferences of committees nnd
officers of the foetbnll nsboclntlen.
It is admitted that Head Coach Tad
Jenes, Kicking Conch Billy Bull and
End-RuBh Coach Charlie Commerford
will return, and Prof. Clarence Mcndcll,
head of the Athletic Beard of Control,
snjs an effort is being made te induce
Chnrlie Taft te return as rushllne
conch.
Taft had practically decided te re
tire from coaching nnd te devete his
cntiru nttcntien te the practice of luw
in Cincinnati, but he has net yet
given his decision te the Yale invita
tion te return as resident line conch.
Although no announcement has been
made, it is known that the football
eeaches have been urged te appoint
Malcolm Aldrlch, who was both football
and bnscball captain this year, te a
coaching position next fall if he can
be secured.
Mississippi te Play In Havana
Vnivcralty, Mis.. Dec. 24, Th Univer
sity of Mississippi football team left here
for Havana. Where the eleven will play a
game with the Cuban Athletic Club en De
cember 31. The team Is In charge of Coach
Sullivan and sailed from New Orleans this
mnrnlns. The players wilt return te the
unherslty January 4.
Lafayette and Dartmouth
Off Penn Grid Schedule
The University of Pennsylvania
foetbnll schedule for 1023 docs net
contain the names of either Dart
mouth or Lafayette, both of whom
nre old rivals of the Red nnd Blue.
With the exception of November 4,
the schedule Is complete, nccerdlng
te the announcement of E. R. Busli
ne!!, acting ' graduate manager of
athletics.
The complete schedule fellows :
Scmtember 30 Franklin and
Mnrshull.
October 7 University et the
Seuth.
October 11 Unhersity of Mary
land. October 21 Swarthmore.
October 28 Navy.
November 4 University of Ala
bama (pending).
November 11 Pittsburgh.
November 18 Penn State.
November 30 Cernell,
i
e6
'.3ft I
W. I.. P.C. W. 1'.
Trmtnn ..SO 2 .Dim Wllkes-D.. a 1
Camden ..17 t .810 CeatmTHle 7 13
Krranten .11 8 .nil) 1'hllllf-.. n 12
Rejoin . 8 11 .451 Netv Yerk 1 10
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE
Philadelphia at Rendlnr.
Last Night's Results
EASTERN MAOCE
TrenUm. 3fl WUkea-llarre, 20.
IlELI, TKLEPHONE LEAGUE
Maintenance ami ltitlltllnv. 4q. rnmrnM.!..!
nnd Accounting-. 32.
Engineering. Executive and Traffic, 05l A.
T. nnd T 11.
NOItTH rillLA. cnURCII LEAGUE
Clerroantenn Brethren, SO) Advocate, 23.
Calvary. 38; Kalrhlll, 2B.
Ml. Herman. 20 Erie SI. E., 21.
OTHER GAMES
ICare-uln. 40 Trl-Ceuncll. 23.
Nativity, 83i Eat PhUllea. 20.
Ht. lUpharra. 40j St. Patrick's. 21.
Delphi. 10; Aetna. 10,
Ascension, 25t Ht. Cecil I e, 11.
Ascension ltesertes. 27 St. OcilU Re-
Forty-eighth Werd. 18; r. R. It. Y. M.
t. A.. 13.
Ht. Jnmea. 24t Dorset IVhV Clnb. 23.
First I titch. 17. O, C. Hanceek. 14.
Frrath l? ' ' Wml,h' Klln
nnnnlnatnwn. 23i Pnrkeabnrc, 52.
Tex Chese. S8i Alpha. IB.
The Trenten basketball team wen its
twentlQtii game in the Eastern League
first half scries last evening at the ex
pense of Wllkcs-Barrc, score 35 te 20,
nnd the victory virtually clinches the
pennant for the Petters.
-The game wns one of the best played
of the season nntl was net decided until
the last five minute, when the home
team scereJ several field goals in rapid
succession nnd settled all doubt as te
the ultimate result.
Maurice Teme, the veteran center,
new playing at guard, was the star for
ii u..e?- ,Ife l'1 f,vc cW coals
and his defensive playing was nlse of n
Hnn?,rdetr- tT0mS WaH '1,ttCd "Mil"!
Brenn in in the first hnlf nnd made
pencnt S' Wh"C h b,unked h,s f
iIAtt.i'?.Btart.ef the second period Ed-
innb- iV ' . W."H Iute ln a"ivi!lg, !
took Brennnn's place, and while he
made a tuo-peinter. Teme managed te t
n, f lPinm.re 1,reu?h the cords.. Dunn '
nnu Kcnrns nlse played well for the i
Winners. ' " IOr tn
Thn i'Hb tj . i
kPw'&S'Ss1 'sSi
game for the Barens. Jack accounted I
ter four baskets and had the honor uf
uuhuj.uk uiv giant, "Stretch" Mee
han, for the first tlme this season.
Nerman nlse performed a notable feat
when he blanked Temmy Barlew, the
four leld goals. It was announced by
Dec Newman that the fund for Walt
Brady, who lu ill in Albuquerque, N
M., had reached $800.
BOB FOLWELL KEEPS POST
Coach of Navy Football Eleven Signs
Twe-Year Contract
Annapolis, Md Dec. 24. Beb Fol Fel
well has signed n contract with the
Naval Athletic Association te contlnue
as head coach of the Naval Academy
football team for a further period of
two jears.
He has coached the Midshipmen al
ready for two seaspiiB, and in both, thu
main objective of the season, that of de
tea ting the eleven of the United States
Military Academy, was attained. Fol Fel
well started as the Naval Academy
coach after Oilmeur Doble had departed
for Cernell prier te the season of 1020.
Folwell having just severed his connec
tion with the University of Feniml
vania. '
His work hns been eminently satis satis
factery here and he Is highly regarded
by the players and athletic officials.
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Official Football Schedule Ex
cludes Easten Eleven and
Dartmouth Next Season
ONE DATE STILL OPEN
The University of Pcnnsyhnnln's
football schedule for 1022 ns nnneunced
officially does net include games with
Dartmouth and I.afnycttc.
One dnte, November 4, in open, and
may be awarded te the University of
Alabama.
Concerning the schedule, the Foot
ball Commlttce mnde the following
statement:
"Pennsylvania regrets that neither
Iiafnyette nor Dartmouth is included
In the 1022 schedule. In the case of
Dartmouth, it is found Impossible In
view of ether agreements of long stand
ing te find n suitable dnte. This fact,
however, will net interfere with the
pleasant relntlens between the two uni
versities in ether sports, nnd it is the
expectation of both thnt the series will
be resumed in 1023.
"Concerning I.nfayctte, it was the
feeling of the committee that Pcnnsjl
vnnln could net, in justice te the team,
Include this eleven en n schedule which
I iiiruuuj ceninineti nwartumere, iavy,
Pittsburgh, Penn Stote nnd Cernell.
1 The Btnte of Pennsylvania seems te
have n monopoly of the strongest teams
1 in the East, and the majority of them
asitcd for places en our 1H22 schedule.
It is obviously impossible; te play them
all. Pittsburgh. Penn State and Lafar-
ette comprise n trio as strong na any
three, institutions in the East. It was
tne feeling of last year's comralttee
that, in justice te themselves, they
could net piny mere than two of these
three in any single year. When the
1021 schedule was arranged, Penn State
wen left off and Lafayette substituted.
State was told nt the time that, in
I accordance with n nrincltile of rotation
I which Pennsylvania aimed te put Inlo
cnect for the future games with these
tnrce institutions, nn nttempt would be
mnde te give State a place en the 1022
sn Bcnctiuic. u his-, ana the strength of the
059 schedule ns otherwise arrnnged, cx
I plains why Lafayette is emitted for
next yenr.
"It is the judgment of the commit
tee nnd many former players that the
1022 list of games alrcadv comprises
as strong n schedule as any Pennsyl
vania team has played in many years."
This is the third break In games with
Lafayette. Around 1892 the two teams
were separated for a period of two
years, and later, in 1000, n period of
four years lapsed between the gnmes.
However, there nre no unfriendly feel
ings between the two institutions, nnd
both expect te be together again another
year.
Scraps About Scrappers
Kay Mnlllgan. of drays Ferry, Is back
irem a tour inreusn tns ww Knirlands
where ha engaged In several 103-pound bouts.
He Issues e. den here te Eddle Dele. Llttle
Jeff and Mickey Merrl
Mickey Conners ha trained down te 182
pounds and says In the future he will an
pear In the Junier Ilghtwelsht division lie
ln open te meet any ei the local lads In the
Ajuuue class.
Jim Calahsn, West Phtlly llphtwelrht. Is
prrKina iimicnpn wnn any or xna local 133.
peunder. He Is belna- handled by Pill Ky.
who also has Dutch Shrader and Pat riynn
under hla wing.
Harry "Png-gy" Shene, former welter-
wi-ibhw iw.ci, id i.m-n. in m pain,, in tn role
of a manager. With Jimmy Olll.n, Puggv
Is handling the aspirations of Kid Kelly, nn nn nn
Joe Stanley. 14B. and Pllly Cox. 133.
Pnille McMaster
former amateur light.
weight boxer, haa placed himself under the
management of Charley Phillips.
H"11 Smith, a. featherwelg-ht from Mar
rettn. O., has bi.en In town for several
weeks. He has been In strict trulnlna- nnd
Is prepared te meet any of the local 120 120
peunder. AJY"r,..ta """ Danny Frush has been
maklnp hin hem In Cl-veland. O.. since
belnu- knocked out by Jphnny Kllbane there
several, months age.
.Th" ! " I In th sports department
?f .,.he Kt"r"'" w LDuisn for -Johnny
Lettu',
, Allen, of Alabama Is r. lightweight
" "'" can mke iss pounds without
f"' rubl; ;' Wednesday night nix will
!?ke. 92 Mickey Hullhsn In the wlnd-un of
pa'rr eeVhurs:D"frH
yvmh Rml Charley Martin is winin nrewn
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The Hardest
Battle
Frenchman M a'de Jee
Lynch, Boxing as South
paw and under As
sumed Name, Hustle
Dy JOE IA'NCII
TVTY HARDEST bout was one that
1VX very few of my friends knew nny
Mr. ni.n.it. nr even heard ubeut
. l..MMl llHAIIP I
It
l U U K lUIHJ'T
in
Frnnce nnd I
fought under nn
nPRiimcd name.
W ll 1 1 e eversens
with my outfit I
had n hard time
getting the boys
te meet mc that
h the French and
English bnntnms.
At the Cirque
de Paris in Paris
T I m m y Bronsen
used te put en
shows every wecK
and I hnd one of
JOE LYNCH
tl n linvn Iti the
outfit write him
requesting thnt he use me with one of
the European Deys. ,nm wn,i um.
nnd said none of the boys would agree
te box Joe Lynch.
A short time Inter n number of bud
dies nnd myself were in Paris nnd we
were all mero or less broke, se we wan
dered ever te Bronsen's show that wiim
free te men in uniform. Wnltlng for
the show te start one of the crowd
suggested that I try and get en with u
French bantam. But, in order te de
se, I would have te box under the
nnme of Jack Blackburn. At first I
refused, but they nil get te kidding
mc and I finally agreed.
Ben Bteinel teas helping Bronsen
make the show up and Ben did net
knew mc. Be I get by Mm O. K.
Bronsen besides being matchmaker
teas the referee and, tehen I sat
detcn in my corner, I pulled an old
cap down ever my eyes and kept
my head lote. J teas net sure
whether Bronsen knew me or net.
I--,. Bnn V. nnm. n..nm in . r.nr
lifted my head up nnd said, "Well,
I'm tt son of a SCa COOk, if it isn't JOO
TV. J OWII i; .I.IV Mill AJ III .u.,l..
Lynch!"
I felt ashnmed of myself nnd wns
wishing the crowd ln Jericho for making
me de something I felt was net right.
Bronsen was angry and one of the sec-
ends told him I would net hurt the '
Frenchmnn. se he agreed te let me box
when I premised I would net K. O. '
him. ,
The bout started nnd I could have
stepped my man in a hurry, but I
premised te let him go, se I changed my
style nnd boxed ns a southpaw. Say. I
that frog could beat any southpaw I
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Plan te Begin Next
Baseball Year April 12
Chicago, Dec. 24. Schedules of
the American and Natierfnl Leagues
will he drafted nt n meeting of the
Schedule Committees te be held in
French Lick, Intl., en Jnnunry 8,
President Bnn Jehnsen, of the Amer
ican League, announced today.
The Nntlennl League Committee
will be President Heydler nnd Bnr
nny Dreyfuss, owner of the Pitts
burgh club. President Jehnsen will
map out the schedule for the Amer
ican League.
The date for opening the season
probably will be agreed upon na
April 12, it was said. The schedules
call for IM games, as in former
j ears.
ever knew, nnd he lambasted me nil
ever thnt ring for mere thnn two rounds
nnd u half. The !ieuue was In an up
roar ut the end of the third round.
Broiiken, the referee, enme ever te my
corner nnd said, "Yeu knew, Jee,
there's n decision rendered nfter the
next round nntl you are nwny behind.
Better step lively In this round if you
nre going te get n draw."
Well, I was geed nntl mnd then nnd
I tern into that Frenchman. Soen 1
had him reeling around like a drunkard.
I think I hit him eftencr thnn I hare
hit nny one in my life. He was dead
game, though, nnd milled several times.
He slugged tee te te" with me, but a
right-hander te Hie jaw dropped hin
like n leg just ns the bell rang.
It teas the toughest fight I ever
had and I get a little, ever 100
francs for my end, xchtch teas
about $10 in American money.
After tea had visited the chew
wagon the hundred teas almost
gene.
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