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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, DEOEMBEK 27, 1921
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Seidel and Gougler Likely te Be Named as Assistants te Sutherland for Lafayette Grid Squad
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FEW COLLEGE COACHES
CHANGE POSITIONS FOR
1922 FOOTBALL SEASON
Baldwin, at Lehigh. Only Vic Tuter Announced for
Next Year Hcisman and Warner Will Preb-
ably Be Bach at Penn and Pitt
II) KOIiEItT W. MAWVKU.
sperl I'.diliir tlTrtiln Public t-rderr
THIS u(Y .-ea(ui in bnvlmll is rfmniknl'li- :iul unique bciamc enl. one
manager lu the bis Kigties Ind tin- t limn re nttm-lied. lieni-Re Mellrtile
"eras lirthrreil te thr efBelnl gate at WtwIiliiRtrm mul told te se awny from thcr-.
His resicnntieti was sniitnintl nt th miner leaf-in pouuew in Buffalo. UN
mieeesner I 'i net nttmetl n M. but there tire numerous men under oensiilrrn
tien. There were rumms thai ethers euld br entitled, most prominent unions
the reports being one concerning Miller Muggins, but he lias signed, and Iteger
r.vhlnpntigh. bl rlal for the job, box been ent te P.eU'ti as punishment
for being ambitious.
I Wlint lia been true in b.ii-cbaH also bold for football. According te the
chin festivities. .Inel. Ileismnn. (Menu Warner. .lock Sutherland and n f"-
ethers euld get n change of n-enery ne.'.t jear. However, the report are
.being quirted, and it no besins t leek as if . IrtUHlly everj coach of Ms
college tennis in the Kan would be buck nt Ms old pest in the fall Te
date, .litn ttaldwin. nt l.ehljh. Is the enl new coach announced.
Ynle had an ejeellent se.irti anil the New llnven undergrnduntev ,ind
alumni uaturnllj arc pleased. The Hnnard defeat a the nnl recrse of tin
Beacon, there are a number of geed men bni k for next e,ir and prepe t.
with Tdd .tones ns enwli. nie bright Heb 1'Uher. depite the Centre and
lyinceteii downfall, came back strong and the Crimson triumphed exer "ink
Wisher will be among these ireent and ..etitic at the Harvard prneth-e next
sensen. Tin same gees for Bl'l itener at Princeton.
llelxman and Warner had been j-Uen the air b eery one except the -in-jdents
and eflicnis at I'eint and Pitt, but both aie going nheail liiaMtig arranje
, nniils for WSJ. Karl 1. Daws, the graduate manager nt Pittsburgh, has
denied emphatically that Warner's contract of two mere jciirs unuld be
broken and in the 1'enn football meeting.-, lleisman has been er.v active in
j, seleeting Ills assistant' ler nejtt fall. .'ti leuin net say tnet luce were signs
of a new cnm-li. Ne. one could net,
LIverj thing was cut mid uried for .lerk Sutherlnml te become head coach
of (he Panther'., according te the report, but new It appears as if Jeck will
be back nt Knsten. Lafayette had a iimi ucrrs,.ful year, mid although the
ante probably will liae te te raised before Sutherland nffites his .lehn Hancock-,
ll ix belieed that the former Pitt :;uurr seen will come te terms.
Sutherland alie is insisting that two assistants be hired. He favor." Seidel
and Gougler. two of his former teammates under Warner.
51 T1111RI..WD puts t-p thr a i'j tin i nl that tl is tee nvh or lum
te liund'r thr irhelr s'und. Snarl mid (ieunlrr would be tire rnlu
nbtr aisiilmiti.
Aec and Meran te Return
BEKORI' the WJl football season started Charlie Meran announced te the
world that he we through coaching at ('"titre College. Then a sterj came
out of Damllle that P.e Me.Millln would be il.e tutor of the Pra.iln; Colonels
In WJ'J. Meran explained thai his i.mplrlng kept hlni in the big league cir
cuit until ( tcteber. mi that he get .1 very late stnrt in re.iching. Howexor.
Chrles has a habit of turning out idianiplens in le.s time than it takes ether
tutors te de '"; losers. The great season enjoyed by the Colonels has en
thused the populate and sttj(cnt. who lnlst that Meran sign for WJ'J.
MrMIIHn will be cnnch of a small Southern college team at a blgh salar.x.
Aleran will ret itu te Damille after the cles" of the baseball season next fnli.
Greasy Nenle. another young man who makes his living in the big leagues
as well an in football, had sijch a brilliant campaign at Washnlgten and
Jeffersen in his tirst season with tbe Presidents, that the officials of the Wash
ington. Pn.. Institution signed him up for two mere years.
It Is a peculiar fact that the two teams coached by baseball men are tin;
'elevens representing the Knl in the battles en the CeaM. Centre exhibited
with Arirena yesterday and next Monday Washington and .Teflrsnn gee te
the gridiron with California, chjmplens of the Pacific Const for the Inst
two seasons.
Tbe Pre-idenls left Srlunlav fur the Coast and will arrive n morrow .
The players are confident of beating And Smith's champions, but they will
hate te show u let of football te turn the trirk. California has n great team
nd n great cnnch. That i a enmbinatiun that is hard te bent.
Neale firmly believes that his iit.iietes will be nble te get the dcciMen at
Pasadena, and snid se before blTtcem departed.
"Our trnni will stand en lt merits us n winning team." said the V . and
J. tutor "I agree with Fester Sanferd. the Kutgcr conch, who snld that
tlif team that (tin heat Petreit br me touchdowns will make it interesting for
California. There is some uncertainty about the condition of my men due te
the long trip ami the change of climate, but if they are in shape I be'leve we
will win.
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IT hnrl-firld
13 a noeil fenthitt rlririi.
fiflit . Thr vnr en tniviij
llavrrferd I 'ett's en I'oetball
MIKK IlENNHTT has announced that his medieal practice i making sijch
demands en him that he will net be able te coach H.nerferd next season.
Ne one has been named te succeed the former Penn star en the Main 1, inl
and there is some doubt about the detltiv of the sport. The students voted
en the question of dropping some one of the many sports supported at Ilawr Ilawr
erd. and although no action has been taken as jet. it is likely that one of
the branches of athletics will be discontinued. This docs net menu that feet.
ball will be dropped, although sonic of the undergraduates are discouraged by
the peer showing made last fall.
Huge I?e7iek and Giltneur l'nbie both turned out undefeated NMnm ;jt
Penti SUte and Cernell respectively, and they can stay nt these institution
until the r whiskers get lone enough te u.e ter doormat if they cure te.
Reb Velwell's N.ij eleven lest only eni. game during the season, and that h
Penn State The Annapolis officials nre high!;- pleased with Pelw ell's efforts
and the former Penn tutor has been signed for the next two years.
lack Cannell. the liartineuth coach, had a rather peer season, but he
wih greatly handicapped by injurie. dim Rebert en. the Green captain and
one of t lie best backs in the gmue when In shape, was net in geed shape at
.my time during the season, and this helped break down the phjs'e.tl strength
of tbe team ns well as the spirit, liartineuth eftieials. however, have conli cenli
dtnee In the wee tutor and he has been retained 39 head conch.
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FIT &PLRi. irlinni Cnmirll tui mini nt Dartmouth, did net bum
many irr of i I'-ter; n ith hm Writ Virginia eleven, but a rnarh
needs mere than enr irnr te install An syitetn, and hprari undoubt
edly will show better ((?'( tiejf irnei. lie trill br back with the
Mountaineers.
fialdivin Gets Three-) car Centrwt
LKHIMl has been en the lookout ter a reident conch for the Ijm leupW of
months nnd the choice lieully fell te .Jim Rnldwin. a Dartmouth
lineman about lifteen years age, Ilnldwin succeeds Prank (illck. the former
Prlneeten star, who made n geed showing r.l Bethlehem considering the ma
terial mailable. Baldwin nl-e will coach the basketball nnd baseball tennis.
Thiis menns that Tem Keei 111 net be back nt Lehigh te tutor the nine.
Baldwin has been mndi nn assistant professor in the I'epnrlnietit of
phrMenl education nt Lehigh, and therefore Is a member of tbe faculty. There
nre few conches in the country v he nre honored with a chair, although seiernl
hundred nie aiming nt it Faculty membership cloaks the football coach in
dignity and deninnds mere respect than Is (irdinarlL tendered a gridiron
mentor, Alon.e Stagg. the great t iiirrity of Chicago leaeli, was the lir-t
tutor 1 lie honored by a faculty clui.r.
Baldwin has enriched many high school and college tnam.s since he was
graduated from Dartmouth, nnd has been successful n most of his efforts. He
started out with the Seiumerxille High s,ehoel, al Snniniervllie, Mas,,. Here
lie developed championship tennis, nnd later went te Maine. He was nt
Durham. N. C. wheu he get the call from Lehigh.
nl.)'l ha .r)nnl e tlnre irar reiitrnr'. 'iillinn me V,ut
' ijmi. lie irill no' report nt flrtlilrhrm until next !eplribei.
( epinpl ' lit! ij
Amateur Sports
TI10 nisrkatena ltrrrrr. r.nirn.
. fhte n ir U If 1 1 1 11 u fl r O'.m, I Uf
Ii' Bin? line rni".. nun 'iicnTis .r tr shhi
SE. Paniurl
len'-e ttret
Th Cnlden
Fcharit
tfltl S'Mjtli liw-
Ram ' "h ',
bnui fria'ien
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he 'M lil.i te d-rirtc
"leven fnirtr.n-.-r e'rt
'r.-l. ine,r .js; . ,IP
fnnunt ucnu.
Tli Nllf-l rune AVcrUs ilrat .r I .mil
teami dairr te srhed il romei, v uti Inb,
bnvlne two le-n n. eiienn e.ntniub'p
uarantc I.. W fox. d:'S Osnee st.en
The OrllivAl Telthi't (tub de,l-. , t, iel
ramea wits su.-h teafa e- t."r In Snraeii
("tlb. of C"a,nide.i, St stvphre Reaeivea
ali) Otlier llrw-laaa teaa'a eilher ji nn.Tin
' 'jswiiy N'at 1'elan l.'i 1 ire V vai.v .
J'layarreund. Fourth and Qi en atrert
Vann Mtdceta nau (tn itai' 1 (nr iui.
'fnMrtiWf nr-e!l Dim. MUa Tiembn.i
vt Starr Oarden lleereatien t.'erier,benth
lan'I f.,embnt atroeta
rh nUrkblrd quintet w-euld I1K0 te e
,ur ame w't hem fl'es 1' Mlllwnrd
cOrntr tJrmnlen b.ctj .in,t Cambria
?t.
''InsAsI th. tther In r out of teiui, trln
Tne IHlimere . litn "mu" -iivr i.u rn' . .1
V .n, I? .Uin 011.1 ereei
Kljfc'i
Lnmnere Cluh, of Wvit I'hilsdrlphli.
r.w ra ......s-..- .'-. .. 7- - ... .....
Jstrs. ll IXHIK nit With tem having
.il inl eltrrlnir ultibl Indurementi.
IJ lptU . u I.IW"! ,. ...wish ,ii,;i.
Whi Mlnlnetr. V. wsmhv Ilk tp bT-iU wmM
()i rH i
iheum 'if i thriller.
tih a
ruhlir t. 'igcr Cemjiiji.
Yeu Aute Knew
.edtnsnt, ir-rilri nd ruf lrt the c.Ila of
tfia radiator and thr. r aler Jae.t ,.f ?he
( reuUtlun nf thn m-rip.
enners im iiuerreri. ne-ieua! ' -h ih-
The praetlie nf illnpirc 'li u'cli te n,c
un ped while gelnc ir- 'rwlj In Inrh
sear nr when the i.tr hai h-en at n dead
Mop ti a eure -.-i' te weiir out . riijir-h
A lower 2iir nhuuld always b en.-aaed when
the car ha atrippeil or when t hai ;e e
r rls. ly baton atiempiliur !
The rnrben content of tool .tiei
from 07 pur rent te I per cent rne
,rn
trnl elee, centalna .00 per ei.l Thean .0.1
erae
tt.el at-srta aie u.M in thn mannfie tur of
TT.IIIInc (.'tieri, Uthe ti.la dlei njid elnr
ix.ru renulrlne the rjunlitjea of irret
Krnrih. Iiard.iis and realiter.ee te wear
Uatrr lntreduie.1 In tlis ,jui.')-r nr u
n-oter ehlcli enalne will ahe'v an efffr.
mera or lees proneunrfd. Tint upon the
ci.elltn, aernnd Hie lubrl.itleu, third, the
qwallO e' the rnUture nr the prmer of the
enp'ne. reurtn. me power in tie tuei arm
a.tv dallxered aa power, and flfit 11 ion tne
ejirben deposit
Hniik.mur i
hprk-tluc fall urn. are du te the t ee
,n. r.r.,.u.,l nnrrelllna. elrrtrnrl.. ,ir.,l
i wj-, compreeilen leaU. and meltture con.
drnatnc un the InauUtura, flherl clrcaita
may ba caused by ei.cal utrbeu for
matien!. Tn only cure o.ie clean tin
n pmrrrtut lirr ijml n
MANAGER MYERS
PLANS SHAKE-UP
Owner of Philadelphia Basket
ball Team Disgusted at
Werk of Players
TO MEET TRENTON TONIGHT
Basketball Statistics
KVSTI.RN I.KAHt'K
xv. t.. r.r. v.t.. r.r.
Trcnlnn.. in 1 .tun xltV.r-H.. 8 VJ ,Je,1
Camden 1H I .Rl rii-te(lllr H .K i
vn-nten it a ,rr, riaiiie. r n ,;h
nendlnz t) II .4.V1 New 'Nerk I 16 .een
tiii wkbk'si sriii;m ui
Tenithl Tenliin nt I'hllnde'rhl.
Wftnv)m IVeadlnr nt CninUfn.
)ldiiTCamdn at treelen.
sfttardi.r Ne- trU nt Vtllrin-Harre
Xrtiteslllr nt Itendlnc.
AMKUIC'W t.r.t I.
.i.. r.r. ... v.r
ih rei. e i.etn xteiin i .s.n
P. (.. i. n. A I .ait Merrill.. 1 '
m. Indn.. a i A"Xi tlr'y vtr I I .'iOO
tletj-Niims I - .; Iit (Itn. t I .,,,0,1
TO'lORKUtt's scilKIHl.t".
tlre.ulnn.'i jrle xn. Tnentlrlli rntnrr.
Kit (.rrmantenn (. xmerlciin Inus
penilfnt. MAM 'M Tl ItK.K!' 1 lfi 1"
M.I.. !.. .!.. r.c
Meltier B t l.noe Monelree '! .MS
rhii. Ter., u e l.noe . tt. K.. 2 t .a.ts
ISol)en a a ..via rt Imki, : 1 .asr,
H. Trl. a S0O Piuclierlr 0 fl .'KM)
Tills MKI.KS MtlKIUl.K
Tnnlht Monetsp t. ruliert . Key
stone releptuine is. Ilohsen,
rhurnd.u Amertrtn Kllar l.nre t.
rt Irnem. rhllndelptilii Termlniil n.
neither.
i:TF.nu s. nti i.i
HsiTKnN I.KMd I".
rmttrsillle. 'j:,i I'lilladeliililii. 21.
(iimden, 35; Sernnten. (!.
Mr.KU"AN l.f.fit'
llel Nnine. SI: Merrill, an.
I'n.-en dettlleli .s lllerk. .11: Mplia. II
(ITItlin S( ()KI
Uiijmit.t 501 Trl-t'nunell, 'ii
st rrnnrls nler Mlllt.irj P. mid. ul: M
Mlihael, ta.
Nulltil.v. .10i (InnUer (lt. SO.
Irintr. alt lllchlnnd rrU. fl.
Teiiim. lln.pltnl l.li (.eerce M. Smith. 31.
Ilnl mne . ( . or ("niudeti. II: Mest-1
nient, 1
I'limp 51! P. (I S. ut . 'JJl S( !',,(.
rlek's. 1.1. i
Snirm, all Itre.idnu' (.Trie. a.. ,
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ANARCH WILLIAM MYL'BS an
neunces that a big shake-up Is
ieining in ihe llue-up of the Philadel
phia Cnylcrti League basketball li'C.
The leader of the local tpiinlet l dis
gusted aftei the showing of his players
at Ceaiesville yesterday, when the sec
'nnd Mieerssiw' game vns tossed avaj
The difficulties of the manager of the
players in this game depends their fu
ture. He has wired big tieerge Smith
te tepert ami if he reaches here will
take Ir.s place at forward along wttn
Calhoun. Itcgnn will jump center and
Cres-. and Wright will be found in the
baekfieid.
Tess Anetlier Away
The Phillies jeuriiejed te Ceatc.sic
yesterday and lest by the score of "5
te "I. The largest crowd thai has
icwei an Uustern League cunlfst in
CiiateMille this seaen witnessed the
fra. The hrst half ended with the
Phillies In the lead ul 10 le . Ill th
nit 11 twenty m. nines nt pay tne noun
team did net sec.re a single tie'd g..nl.
.., i the second period the Phllllr-
were natural. They forget they were
inu'al twentj minutes uf phi the henn
n.il.l 10 win and began the same tactics
il.nt ..nut then 1. name at Itendliu: en
SKlurda night. One of their chief of-
fr,,is, .. . le mi" nl Ueferee Hiietzel.
a
Camden Ilall.x Mils
.....I I.A.a mi Iia 1. niil a i( '1'rrt.n trt II
1 aimj'll hl'll Ull HI Mi-' "i ii"i
Mn the firM.-hnIf riiabe ter tup i.aMnrn
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I .inmir. iiniimil.t honors HV I ll 0 1112
l-'rnnt: Brutrz 's Scrnnlen outfit last
night. ."-'
The visitors ginc tne
cu.m.. ., mnrrf i.msi for 111. ire t inn
1, .if .... limn. ..11,1 with iihuiil enh Ihe
minutes te piny the teams
A 11 11 t ''
, hi the closing liietiienls the .lersej men
let loose and inanageil te connect with
enough shots te sweep the Miner., com-
1 p'eteh off their feet. Campbell. Dolln
iiiul Steele slurred for the winners, the
I tirst named getting four baskets and the
I oilier three each.
Prank Bruggy was the whole works
for fsernnten In the tirst period nnd reg-
llWilJ III !
, Isleied four ticl.l goals, nut tne t.ig
Ph illy catcher went flat iu the second
half "nnd nor only was shut .oil from
the Held hut whs nwny off form from
tiie lifieen-foel mark. He inis.ed his
lnt MX foul tiics, much le the delight
of the big hididny crowd.
DAVIS NOT INTERESTED
Fermer Athletic Player Net Backing!
Providence International Team ;
A cording I" teperts r'.iiluiig I hi"
i r -x today fnun Pre' idem e, I!. I., a
club In the International League was I
urtunllj assiirid ler thul city with the
receipt of a telegram from Harry lals,
of thin city, saying thai li- had secured
u league franchise, that he had suf
ficient financial bucking te found a . lub
and that he was ahead assured of :.
large part of the land necessary for n
park.
Mr. iMvis. when teen about the re
I eris, said that he had been nppreachril
b a friend in Pre idence w lm was in
terested In ba.eball nnd his nihiie had
been sought ill Mgurd le sreuring lainl,
ic. for building a park, but that he
personally '"i "" inteieslec in the
enlure. 1
Zbyszko Throws Daviscourt
Tlosten. t'ee, S7 Manleliiui .l e:.e.
.i,rd' hriijxelalu i-reHtliie . 1 iinnlr, 1
aui-ieaafilllv defrndril Ilia till" HCnlnrt 1 1
iaieuurl Him Te.ia (iiuni .. unimni;
tAn falls mil of three Tli eiraiviehnld
ah harred and pin f.il.a dlnrr were ernre.l
In Hie ptellminar, match Mldri .bttku
and lleimte lardlnl w reit e, ini .ne
inlnutea te a draw
W dwoed Defeats Frankford Ind ans
. ...... . .
The Ulltlunml foelhull elexni iieieiund th
rlT.ed,nrrVi):Woerv'ild5S0dd WPr
l. l.nr... r.trril (Mr, tein.ni tin t whnn lMUni. Ilr.,.' Chili. Si llrillkli Wat .. . . . ,. , . . ... .. .,...,'.. Ill tills CCV. rVPr.V OllP WUntS 10 SPP . TT in nnp lenr-iii. hnl nlriM'rs. Sliert " "". .'jncnillP ( Ulllier. .Illiltre T.iirU
nil, i l",i i','.J' ..W.-...V... ...... ... . .-.... .... - .rrrrr m l tieiri in rn v rir. f.i(irsn ,nni .. - . .. -.. . .. . ......... .-.. .- . ,- - -. ...... .. .. r."!.
lis men toss -zanies away U is little . A'W . sun.Mne. .. 'staged by the Market S reet I usine 1J!,"f'!"'L .. T WT.1 'OTL !"" ! Ine rllerfi should be recruited from the aiM... cA,Ioe. Wlse.man,
, ,, , , . . ,.,,-,,, n,t l.Uht ini.ne i lr. 4: 1 unneiil rut... tl. Jpn n im" '' "- "--- " J , 1 nnancini pages, wim n ji-m .1 iiniinui,
wonder that he lese.s patience and an- , n10heri...n . r . H rnrren V A.. 0. nr, iin ,7(IiIm en.1-1 i .1,- r.... bn" n,u in thin eity Is expected te t.u j j Morgan & Ce.
'neunces that eery player with the ex- Mi,in.mlnB..V North rimiif.e Qvr UK) 1 tl letes star ed in the event. ntIemj. . w it n .1. 1 . -Morgan .x ve. , th w 0 ,
ciMUlen of one or w are en the market "'''' All-Murs. 01 .Nerlln-ast Ml- which was held through the streets of Wiere They Conic I-Yem rd. J'jrsiav and dVew la" Chrl-imu
,0lbe traded or released outright. "KT.'n. i, )..! t,. 0 , , '' m$?'?? ZTT y'J' T u , , . , irpUKllC seems te be bit of gossip itJ tri .ulltTffi
The Phillies meet the fast - firing .'"''"'U A MK,e. 0: r.lrrirlc Mur.u, he 1 1 he course was crowded with The game will be played at Seuth-' I ..nnrp,Mlerp and there aa te which ' ,f?r ''?'"". PiM.urV f at ,ai "t se til
Trenten- here tonight at the National "$"' a, .-w . ... !mu " .",' s,.',f. fI'"e nil along the ern'a gymnasium. Bread and Jacksen ,, " ' ""' Sr:ta "U "1-. ?na ?. , U?,...'"1:?. !'127. ...'"! "! VrU
c n,l ui.,.1, the show me of his uie,,.r, n, id.11. . I .u.c ,, cxicnae.i nearly two miles, streets. I "'.". 0,"V", .".., ''.'""'' ' ' ' ""' """' OI el,"rs
lid tne omen I.-I...I...... u.. -.,..,,. ,,,. r,,.,. ., .- i-cnnuinawnn Clun, who was one of tl,-, :";"..:, ' ;:.:,;. i... ..." ',!.' ", Ar.irnn.'TA. rren insre
. .1 . . I- '.. I .........,..! I.. . A...I. .. n 1 I.. ..I in. lit. I.IIIA, ,'11 llll' Vl.lll K .' I, . .. .
ir:,.:- ,,i -eJ , . ' ' , never master of U.c situation at ,' ,.'" ' ;f " W' P""'"? nwny from , , ,.hMn competition here. ! leek forward te a much ha
.1 i.i. r ..,..i... ii. ,i ..i.a i,. iia niinnr nc new i t'i -n n in i it - . ... .- ... rirrnKiirlii n ii'ni ihtii n i-rnm 11 twii nn - s-.-.-i -. .
s:Y':,... Vri...i as the enh one te nv time. It was due te In- ileei - -'" "- "e ra.e pre- MIss niehellr. eutukaied a large field from W. and J. than the Bea
. t.,...i r t...u .....i i.u '..... i',,.t,i si.eis villi. Ii were uuestiened by many ,. .. . . . from sernteh In the L'fHl-vnrd event for lint- renr from Ohie Slate.
Z , " ere" M ' the ' Phillip rn autheri.ie. en seer. ..,. allowed tl.e -' --e 1 e , t ,, Jnn, , w( ,n ,
Ceatesvllle managed te tall-, tliif.- in T-dd- J reB' r' ' rt " "f ' "' f. a 'f;,,,, .. mark of thlrty-threc mlmaSs anil ' M'nt fr "".,,'"T"""M a"'1 !" I'' unusually robust uien defense and that
In- see.' nd rim The winners had All the break-.rrr. ug n.s t ll M feill. .ecends. The best I evle f'C narrow margin in the senior -WO yards. , will, stanrl UP much better under a
their eyes with them from the foul lies, but they s!rngge along Kti'uel te ,ins ,n Andev HUler with thlitj -thre. , f"'""'"-.v :
line and caged the ball nineteen out ..f th" liiiish and m eie rp nt. ir giir, n wm- minules and forty-four seconds. Iliskr p"lr",,,..,"1.nl,"'' "00 vy"TrJ.Vnn Kiih
twfuty-eight attempt,,, while the loser- ply ". "f ,.,;,' , "f;, " Manag r 'in- ,wn !"" " t,", h'5 Nntiv"V -"P ?'" n!' anhr Shcchan. I mr
made but seenteen out of twenty-sl.N. lain Hiirnll . ,nl "' ' ',' ' 'l ;'''''" was unable te compete yesterdnr. ' (Hrlf li.t.riue.ll.v.te. am Jd.rdt'Ven hv I avjw I
Calhoun being cspeciallv off form with Walder nnd I re.lrn I I . In fTP "" The race was one of the best ever Katharin. girhnit. .. seeend. Marlen Geed I SK I
aiu.iiin mill. ji ""' .inu-nheartefl and wi 1 Britain back Pn,.,, i ,,. ,,.,,. ' ,, ' " , ,, win third. Ksiher Hhcahan. I
but two goals in ten trie- .lewnnran. '"'' , ,,.,,, ,,,... eeuui eteil in tills city and speaks well uirlf entnr. tee ;-ards Wen by Kath- I j. - I
WHEN A FELLER
fi & SiHI mmmMm 4 1
1LA.F.C.0UT
I!
Lecal Soccer Representatives
Are Beaten for First Time
This Season
MISS HAROLD BRITTAIN
Yesterday's Soccer liesidts
NATION M, Clf MATCH (I"urtli nenndl
Tedd s lli-jdirfk, i I'hllndelplil-j T. C. I.
etiii'.r i-ctmE.s
rmmrllin Unr Vctrrnnt. Oi lienHlnnlmi
Ce,n."JJ,V it""-1 Cluh
'll Trmpemerr, 0.
Rlr
T'
Mil'.- Philnde.phi" 1'ield Cluli '.is
Icnti n in a 1'iiiirili Knuml Nal'enr.l
Soei er I up in.it'-li .li'i'da nt'eriioeii
tit liie Philliis' Ball Park by Tcdil s
Dr(iiei. score I :-i'.'il n 1. Th" locals
wrre thctefiiie eliminated from further
competition In the eent. ll marked
their hrsl defeat of the sraen. "nn
of the largest crowds thai has witnessed
u soccer giitne in llns city was in at
tendnms. The I'liilltes were beaten by a heller
team yesterdny. Net cmmi the me.l
ardent 1'iet 'r of the American League
lenders will dispute till6, but with
iinreni iirnunii in 111a i " " "
ter forward there i- net one but weiid
be willing .0 PS-r thai they .,.,,,11
h.newen.
Hareld Briltain at his position 111 ecu
tint .wen at that i' i deubtliil if
ihr 'IVulds were three genN better than
the I'.-cnls. for the work of Referee Car
relJ. who lilt Is from Uiimle ISUin.l
u,ri
u,j flre their superior
!, mitr
the i.ixt timr
L,l'-. in".
.. . . . I 1- I l fl .. nlei-n
niilnrieiniini aimiuj ",-" ""'
... . . .1 .! .... .. In IFi.'.nl .
,n ,,! lei I s (ll I I I el r e 1 1 . ll- H I 1 . 1 I 1 1" i -
,e. ntid only for the wonderful gnnl-
Uecning e iieiisiiin. n.e m-eh-
keeninu
l.mr. licen .1 In U. I lie learns conic in
.ih,.r. ,.n two mere nci.e-iens In the
Ui" HAIIUINMLbUr luVML N WIIVI T
t tti ir'imi iiii nini" ' i'iii" ...... irip thn iiiiiip.. at i ai .. n a. .. ...i. ti.ui.. ..nri r.tK.. ci,..k.... r " " m
i ..in,, ei. -ein.e en ni" " ; --
wen tide American League competition, l'hlladel
phians an1 iiaiuriil'y disappointed witli
(1
1IIUHII" ! . , 1
t,0 rctnilt et 111' game, as tncy 1 nu
visions of the Natiena' Cup coming
,,., t,s ,.ty.
'hile no annnuiiceinent of chang.
( ,,r ime-up has been made il will
u, c,iien no surprise if 11 sccre slink. -
up in ihe forward line nl the Phillies
, jIP lm)e ,efere the next ganie here
,',, ,ien.ii . .Iiiniiar -. with the New
Yerk Field Club..
)'S hl(A
T
n:Ki: soup
7 In iiI.mji r in J ! tin' dni.i set midi in
tin piiiplr tu'tlitr Ihauki that t'hriit
inn 1 eimci but mi-1 'I yt'ii.
He jour I lirlslinas kIieihiIus rurlj,
Wenl'i
-,a, In
, 1m fl' 1 ml -.l'e tf I' .
,Uj wie 1 . ll Ilia lied S,,i'.
Turkey
lCstetdlM .
took 11 let of lambasting
lm 1 1 r a
I. net Ird nu I.
nnrr nil in until he i
DM.
eeme u
Mal.li Is Hire Jewel
ilinmeiid Inr for the
I'ns will he
rinil.s.
I.nfen
hi cite
sr-m le hw e ,i t al J
t in.
,l "IJJ fn
Klllltl ' nil tt.c IIIO'C.
Shet test secend:
'B00P.00" HelT.
I'necltjii and demrstU aiiimah:
UVI,si uililiits uilI iiiilitnieri i.
W M W
.nt list.disr Miibi. Tahir ninl.r initrlie.
It disrsii'l incui, that he Is llKhHiendrd.
s,,il nflen (lilt 11 feultillll Vll'er l-01'i I"
the foetlislui
Philadelphia Golfers at Plnehurst
I'lnelniral, , 1' . tier JT. Jf Thoi.ip.ei
' Trln Haven, paired with V I. Truenl"!
ilarden Clt Hint II 11. Ssei" Uvarhrnnl.
ilelnhla dl'trlri eiurtera eneni.iv 111
ealren win .. .1 ",i'irtn - ' in, 1 e'i
Ihe
ien in.ii m,p"- han.iir.ip m.f ut ins rir
Whltle ThomeMiii snd TiueedeM were
'J,'1 jnB tu p.-jr, nnd Kwope snd Ornubee
il
PnTAna'tt'charn. KtiZ&JrxSi
NEEDS A FRIEND.
WMM
Uptown Churchmen Jump te
Second Place in Lecal Track
Athletics in Three Years
RUN
A GREAT SUCCESS
A
1'OnMlDABLK fee looms en the
I rack and field horizon, for
Meadow brook iu tbe Nativity Catholic
Club. An unknown club three years age
-MitiMiy Ktagei us nrsi run in lu-u,
r...tr...i.. . . . v . .
r"l" 'i'" .;2!.V.',' b"L0,n:.u'ry
n, iiutllll. jvnirillilj WIV linu llllll.V
ntni tne titiietes found their way nt
' ,' ""ii (iimeulty. '
I lie r-i,.p was (antured b P.itterseu.
l .Meadow brook, who wen li n r.ne.1
, , --'
iniirglii mir Johnny (iraj. of Hnlcr-
101-1-. wriiy wns ciesciv tolevel liv
Bill Uittlernnd Tl. O'Dimnell. who fin'
i"he. almost in a dead bent. TV
wliiutiN recelted many valuable prize,
and numerous special trephic, w-ere
awardfil.
Me.idnwbroek ran mini witli th'
einn piire with the low s.f.re of tweii-
"'"' peintt, and .nliHj wr.s second
. .in uic winner s ugure.s reversed. Tilt
.ptiiwn athletes hae new wended their
'a. 111 tracK atnietirs te within hailing
i,..-,.,,, nf r,n,ln,. i.rT.Ci. . ., 1 1
.?., .,,"?" clh nani"Ti.MM"
P' h tcr ua-
Lntcrprise. M
Pnltersen. (he winner, took the leaJ
as the harriers made the turn at Bich-
nillllll and SsnmfS.n. r.11 (Kn ..w....t I
.:.,' , ,- . '"r r',i"' '"I'-
i,necnwn, or the
PK fir nl imIk
'nnt muh in i'bftrffe of Hip M.ir.
,,.1..,. iA.,i n i ....
. - - -
uah rnuirmnn under I he iJircotien
1
l.p. I,. I. 1 1 11 TK 1 11 . snlrtlln i -,...
who is rcpnusible for nlucinc Xativ.i.
i it me toreirent et bitfebnll. basketball.
-ec er nnd tinck and held athletics.
Thorpe Off for Pasadena;
Expects te He Umpire
New Yerk. Pec. 2". Tem Thorp,
fetmerly of Celuiubln. nnd one of the
best known of tlir1 Knstern football
erlii ials, si lie has been selected' te
efliciiiii at the gridiron clash lie.
tween Washington and .leffcrseu ami
Ciilifeniia al the Teuriiaineul of
liescs, Pasadena, January -. left te.
d:.v for the Const.
Thorp is the first KaMrrn official
10 be ihesen for thi.s important Far
Western battle. His position hns
net yet been determined, but it is
hfln-xcd lh.it he will be named as
umpire. Thorp will be informed of
hi assignment upon his airhnl at
Pasadena.
MEADOWBROOK HAS
i iiniii'- ni ItllliriM.N air ,iniiv V. B-riint i.i iwii'.. ervunu. i.aiuii ."nt'-iliui . f -sk. I
, Gelf Courts : Expert Instruction
Instructors Jehn J. Rexve, Geerge E. Griffin and Themas Gribbin.
Leiieua atrictly private, 8t30 A. M. te 5 P. M.
Fer nppeintmenta phene Walnut 155"l, Marthnll E. Smith & Bre.
gSTe0
Buhrlte
Gelf CLUBS
Ail
Marshall E.
1 bten ' Fu'hf 724 Chestnut Street Athhu, Gead,
E
Muench, White, Walten nnd
Blnns Used te Play Soccer
at Northeast i
BIG CAGE GAME JANUARY 6
By r.U'L PKKP
Northeast High Scheel secMi' phu
ers. both paft nnd nrrrrnt, inv shining
, n I mi'r the plare ibl seasuti. .Set 0i'.vi
1 did the lied nnd Blael; win the Inter-
i selteliMtle Lear.ue (hnniiienshf. nj.'itn '
this' year, but four ,fermcr Xertneusi ,
p'njrrn are captains of njMerltiteeleVMiis
or (lid cMptiibi collide teams luff nsett.
Al Mueneli, liitveiferd i.tilan. atldt
. Wntlen. Lnfiiyilte leader, ate ftr I
ter r' N'erlbeast studmts: Utis.4 Wlille. i
ciXptnin rf Swtirlhnioie lat fieiiseit nntl
' i"ie of 'be stnr thl.-" year, nnd Art'
Illnns. lendr of the championship team ,
i al Penn last teavm. nlM used te at- j
If ml slnsses at the lied and BlaeU in
i Mittilien.
It Is i peculiar fact that 'til tlte.-e ,
rihleie-t iilnj ed center hnlfliar!. And.!
nccerdlns te Rebert T. Pniil, fatfnyette
jtealleei"r iiiid a Northeast iilumiuis.
every one of the athletes mentioned Is :i
Unr.
Oppetl Again
Several times bfere the r.ighth street
and Lehigli aenue institution steed
supreme In. this pastime. The school
copped the title year after year, and
it looked as though no one ever was
going te break tin the precession. Hew
AR HIV
STARS
COLLEGE CAPTAINS
eer. l'rankferd and Weft Philadel
phia stepped III and broke up thn pn- Christmas Gifts That Were et fcent
nidi. But this year Northeast ic- ' "i IBSON te Itlekard Leenard' for !
(uperated nnd wen the tit.e back.
The nbillty of "Art Bliins is wel:
Known te all Philadelphia serecr fel-
leweis-. lie was cetisKieieii ny tii.inj as
il. i . .......... i...in.....l l.. (...... .r.1.
HO' IC--' ICIII.'I IIIIIIUII1I. Ill lltUHUI-
legiate League eiicles last seaen
"ll."
Ien. of l.afnjelte, 11N0 is widely known,
aa I, Muench. of Hnet'fnrd. Ami last.
but net least. While, nf Kwnrthniore,
emi I... r-milre.l ..!!. tl... l.el
Three of the plnyeiN named gradu-
nled from Northeast at the same thin .
.seriiicnsi si t nie s.-nne mni.
Wliltr. Tin, I U-nii, i rceelvcl
Mueneli
their diplomas In "Is. Binns left tlic
school a ymr crlier. They nil played
en the same team, but net In Ihe sani"
t- ..
Southern High will play We-I Phila
delphia High's basketball team January
0. The game irtunlly will decide the
championship of the Inlersohelastlp '
,-l"f", , , ,, , . .'j-enilv
The game has aroused the nterest tRcn".Vl
net enlv of the studenta of both .schools. !
' The problem of a suitable place for
the public high schools of this city te
nln- l,ict..ii.nll ,ni,r ;u . i.i nn
w, ...... rm.r. ,.t....r,.i n,,.tu 11, .. nn. .....
mi.,, (kuini iiiii.iiii iiinir, iiir intwi uill
crowded nnd maiiv times the enthi.sl.
"'"" " "" """T '".' llHOUn..-
astte tans can dj teuni standing en t
playing court Itself. .
n't i r. , ,
mere arc niij- iiuinurr ni goeu nails
in this city large enough te accommodate
every one w shlng te see the soheo
baskelbalt games.
It would be a great boost for basket-
ball In the public high schools If a
suitable hall wan rrn
xan rented for the games.
WIMsi THRPP IPC DAPCO
WIPJU liinCU IUC riAUtb
Katherlne Elcheltz Makes History
,f ,,. di-.,.
at ice r-aiace
Before a big crowd at the Ice PnlRer
Mis.s Katharine Liehniti, eleven years
-,.i . i-.. .. - -.1 .I.-.. i.
Old, jrmcru.ij- 'ni an nine races in
thKil ?"?Jwt.U . L
i.ejn junior, -vj jrai een rv wmit
of,""1" -
I It... u1 In armarl Lit A TlAA Am irAn 1 ...
.! no -. ..... - .....u, wn- mt
""-' -....-.-..r. ."- -:; .'.'". "
FianW Meran. second. William Mlehal, third
Ray Fin. j
IliiNn' ptn'.nr 400 vrd Wen liv Ram
flendrlch. aeend. Djii t.aurs , third l'red
l'rrif)t.
ST. NICK'S HERE
New Yerk Heckey Team te Play
Terente University
Hue te the showing made by the St
Nicholas ice hockey team in blanking
the Schnnrr brothers, i goals te (I,
last week, the tcani led by Ven Ber
until has been assigned le inert the
world's tinialeur champion, Terente
i nhcrsity. in two of the three games
ut the ice Palace this, week. !
Si Nicholas will open ngalnst the
C'linndians tomorrow nTgT,7. Then the
strengthened tjuaker City boys will meet 1
Terente en Thursday night, witli St, '
Nicholas back en the ice again Krlduj '
1 night.
Ne Raclnrj at Tijuana
'lljiiami, Mn.. l"r 27. The cleiclLursl
i lie 11 itimk thin anthiii M.lcnlu. nnd1
,'nueed unuild daniaKi made thr ra ctruLK
loon n'e 11 ecciiiil filltliin uf Idi. l.n
1 Tli' ic w I I I 10 rai. us fei iv ril Jua,
Gelf Equipment
Gelf SUITS
Gelf JACKETS, pure worsted
KNICKERBOCKERS, all-wool
Gelf HOSE, pure worsted
Gelf SHOES
$27.00
7.00
7.00
2.50
9.50
8.50
BAGS, metal bottom
$5.00 & 6.00
popular brand Gelf Bnlls
Smith & Bre,
PENNSYLVANIA TUHNS -.
OUT GREAT GRIDDERS
It h Doubtful, However, if Keystone State Outranks
New England District in Furnishing Colleges
i With the Best Football Talent
By GRAOTLApn ItlCK
t)itr lUatlei-s
Reader, we have often
With our simple wairs
Tried sn hard te soften
Alt your daily caret.
Maybe tec Afire done se, ,
Maybe net te well,
lhtt tef'tr had our fun', .
Wlifll the bullyd!
Thieugh the busy seaien.
Giviny you our time
We have fcil you reason
hilfrmlted with rhyme.
Sema of it lias skipped you.
.Venif) of II trill bml,
lint trn're always Hipped yen
V.vcrythlng tec had.
Rather than offend you
A i the shadows lilt.
We would hare UUtd te send yen
Kaeh a vuslly (lift;
With tbe money leaned us
We could niitr ducked thr wreck.
Hut the bank lias phoned t1
"Xet another check."
hi ichhtever station,
Reader,, yen muy. wail.
May your daily ration
lie the best of Fate:
And tn fullest measure
May you keep at hand
lleavvns rarest trrasuic
1'ricnds that understand.
:e'
J ,,,,,. ,.rlU of ,,. ,,,,,.
..nbn" lluth te Judge Liindls-A
(0lrj,c rar
vnii i ti.li,i,."r:,i hwk nt
.,. mi tlrt-l
' ltll.. ... ,l. I.-..I
"Come home
an exchange.
.lllll-'l HI llll- lllll-UI
ill'n I'erglvtii."
I ..,,.....,
A l "UI-'I.Ml 10
- "Tret,.ky gets up nt 7 o'clock every
mnrlilns In de Iihiirnl i'xereles. ihe
i'i"i n.n.. i.. i-m 'i. m . a. .. --.-. .
report that he in tniltilnc te take en
Dempjey is gl'cn lltlli credenee in elli-
' rial ipmrttrs.
j -
lTTONAIlb likes M, title
-Lj deesn t care for anv mere
money." announces a contemporary,
Hit latter part of this statement will
doubtless lie In the nature of news Ir
Leenard and should be broken mere
begin paying .?7.-.,00n for
ine two greatest vecruuing cenirrs
e I'pniiKiiiniini ami tne .ew i.ugianu
sector ireiind llosten
. -, .M
-, a it 11
Penns.vlnnla turns out large rpiani
,,. . ,,.., I ,r,l r.r.l. vn r- ll.
it,l"1' "V . ""''"" ;"' . ..
! Penn State. V. of P.. Lafayette W .
.. an,l T I.Alitr.1. Slunrthmnrc nnH ethers
"" ' ---
I te supply- ,,,,,, ,, ,
. mil l ' ueunitiii 11 even i-niiisyi-
I vanla eujranks the New Lnglnnd tils-
,trict. especially that adjacent te Bes-
ten.' whlcli Is one of the gieatest feel-
! ball strongholds en the map.
This district supplies next year acap-
, tains te Harvard, Tale and Princeton.,
,n.)tb ,(l( material placed all through
the Hast.
The high schools and private ptepara-i
i l'iry schools around Bosten are replete (
uith ,)(K,,ig anJ unpn)Pl) ui10 b,pni te
j come forward In tin unbroken parade
' J ear after year.
.lr,,ki 'r,f
tery, ran
rder test
ra drew
These Are Geed
Shirts 1e Keep
On Hand
SHIRTS
with detached cuffs
te match
i'e in.ike a specialtj of
this type of Shirt A nice
new let jult iu Made,
fioie fine wevrn tn.ulrus.
$2.5 m
3 $7.00
A. R. Underdewn's Sens
202-204 Market St., Phila.
.UUtHUWiUVV4UUUVVVWVV !
A Bfirrainn 111. 111 ttrt IHTtaraa T
E PALME!
illl k IIMIKI'.T STinT.!-" i
r
e
$
5 j- y j, J ' ' '.' I ir r I 0
1MII K M ani-iem '-.... ,
iii: Hunriiun nr.up
Wlm llflBlll
D
J feiiHM'tenl 1 In(riirtflr4iil Ml .s-enslens ?
S riutr.F. si scions in.i t
5 SPECIAL ''lldr,'. -.eall"..' l:,er, 5
t an JHlir"'nr n"l ''" ' S5e 5
iUNlV. OF TORONTO I
H iMerd'a iiv.iir ( huninlnnai i
l s
J
i ST,
NICIIOIAS W.rl n;.i.i n.. ?
QUAKER CITY -Thuri. Niht. Dec. 29
J ST. NICHOl.A'.-Fri. Nitht. nc. 30 t
iti.it; i m; MiMissitiv, 1V 5
r diiilkl.n. in. Iin'c. sv ,nMII J
,qW,"iihlle , .g ttlfr iMint..Wk'
.it i i iM, tn ii uus r
BR0ADWW ATHLETIC CLUB
i Dixie AUen vs. Miclcev SulUvan
1 iir. ir.i inniii 11 itiiciii. hwm-
.,.. ... -. ...........
vs mi
C
LMI M Ii H KnS EW tf i
riMbinjj and forward pais attack than
the Butkcje invaders of a jear age
Neale a tcejn may gain no g'rt.t
amount of ground, hut It will put ur, ,
worthy barrier for even the erre, u-:.1
I crn assault te break down in a hurry
J he bent advance guess In -slebt !
nun me two eievens won't be mere thin
n touchdown apart. "
Vlntr G6lf
The rust it en he midiron and Je'
. shafts ere nctllny dry, '
Hut- tl'trcis ncrer any rust upon Ue '
Or endtesi conversations of the VTAcr,
fore and the Why. ert'
VTO BALL club In the Natien.!
J-l League has repealed new for tti
years, hut If the (Jlnnta don't this nfj,
summer ll.ere lll be n number of bad)
unrped spela in the eestatle done
pilILADKLPHIA had pennant win-.-.l,Cr"wi,ini.0,
In,, ,n,!!. !.
I,li. 11 hereinen umnn ...i '. !
.slipped In and turned the standla- It
me piups upside down.
, QOMN (me reports that :'.00 new jeli
eJ courses ha.r been started (luring
the new wnnlng year. Which ms,
at IraM lij.000 additional b,mC
,fertH with weed nnd Iren.
I t'opyrteht. IBSI.
Ml ntnhtu Rtttriti.
Beets and Saddles
I Seven claiming raees are pre bled for
edujV card nl New Orleans. Though
"""' '" " teature. some lively eentrit.
are In prospect. Horses which scenvttcll
pl need iirp:
,,., ,.n,. ,. . . . ,
- ".' -"fn, lillll-K 1T.1CK,
Deris; second. .T. Itufus. Twe Pair
,,, . , ... , ,, '
l el lnaell , third. Sweet LILfrlv.
' Kirah. Tiger Ftese; feurih. Mldnhbt
.Stories, Trlce, Atloe; fifth forte d' Or
j - s;tn,ln. "., ,t . ' , ... .
faluKlftT "&,; ffi
, M.icntli
Indolence,
.Mlchacclll, Itla-
enr..
a, iaVaiui KJri -nc 'r c.,
i UeM. ,..,.. vftlvlllj"V.,LV" ."'"
Kycs. birewerth ; telnl. Hazel v
.Naterferd. PcaRniit- fnnrit, u..., rti.i
I Bltter Biting, Thistlebloem : fifth. ImJ
(w:
feeend
reiypr. n-ir, s.miiH or l'li,ur a rlr
:h." ;, '.,:. s ;. ... rv 1" ",n mt
-
dash for two-sear-ejils.
....".iV. r. ,V.. ,""," . "'1." "' . l ."'
r ...l t. n...n.. .. .. .. .. ..
m y,i,j ' """"i' ev,"r '" a.
and uiutand
The trnck at Tijuana is rntirsly undtr
."VV- ,'n'1 tl19 'notion-picture toleny la U
is.."..
A resolution
easy
te keep
.1
Henrietta
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