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Harry Kid Bren Wins
SIX KNOCKOUTS IN
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. NATIONAL 4T.re Chancy defeated MlUe
HilMsri 9rrOS Clean K.O. OVOr "l"aeni Frunlile llrlllen knocked eat Eddr
BrittOn OCIO vieuii rv.v. wi jten, M);tri flf(h( Veimx Mslienar slopped
IViiller Hanlen Surprises by
Winning Frem Tiplitz
REFEREES HALT 4 SCRAPS
1
By LOUI8 If. JAKKK
flANTA usually brings something un
usual en Iiii day for Philadelphia
hnilnir fans in past years (t often rc-
pulfed In the unexpected knockout of a I
star rle'
ivcmau who hd blnr.ca me
trill during thr dlMllng FC4B0n. Itut ,
jhtrc was netWns like thai tills year.
Of the Iwflllv-Ollc llOUts HtaKCd nl
our different clubs yesterduy ariorneon
hne were half n iIokeii knockouts, but
four of the six WdO of the technical
i . . il. a . i..l.
lirietT- AllU in enr- 01 uic i """"-'
In which Uic ncccsary "ten ler h
i ... ,.,,mI.,I ln lirnlnn hernr irnl I
.. , i i ii n..i ..i. "r,.
10 HIS 1CI juii na in'! 'mm .-iiuiu vi
(he referee's nnu (ell
Alex Sillier, of Kddyntene. v,en the
oely mittniiin te he knocked "cold," m
thry '. Frnnklc IJrltten did thnt
trick nt the. National, stewing ievny
thr Kddyrtenc mnn In the fifth round.
It wns n swell fcrap while it lasted,
iMntly for ll'lltnn mid tlie crowd, net
.a miieli for Sillier.
Frantic deiilt out a terrific incln". te
Alex, nnd while he stnggered the Kildy Kildy
Mere light-heavyweight pereral llinc!.
ft wni net until the fiftli frame that !
Brltten finally get ever the wallop thst ,
knocked Miller for n row eflted Cre's t
jrnls. '
Mianhs Stewed way
Battling Murray, the little Seuth I'liilly '
lUlian. dropped battling Shanks, tm i
iip.Slute kill. In lh windup nt Ihn'
Cambria. The knockdown puneli came I
after nl)put two uiinuic.i of battling In
the tirU round. While the referee
counted, Slianka placed lilnihclf in n
position en one knee. Rut he failed
te get up eti hW feet until after "ten"
bid been tolled.
In the bouts which ended in lech
niial knockouts. Il.ittling Joe (Sani
slopped .lerri itnycn In the necend at
the Ulympln. Yeung Mulinncy wen from
Teung (Scerge Chip in the third nl the
National, end at the new Auditorium
Willie Themni wan a victor in the ne!
nml ncaln'st Ilnuny .lack AfuWlllImna.
and Jelinny Tull lent te Fiddle Nates I
la me second, riic reicrce hailed hos
tilities In each of these cases when it
became apparent that the winner en
tirely outdated his fee.
The real big surprise of the holiday
afternoon punching performance was
Iks defeat of Joe Tiplitz by .Tlmmv
Halen at the Olympia. Iteecntly "Tip"''
returned a victor ever Hnnlen, who 1
the Denier Iren Man, and Jee, had been
picked te repeat. However. "Tusil"
failed te live up te expectations. The
only rra6eii for his set buck was his peer
condition All of which is a peer excuse-
if an? .
Sfarts Well But
Tiplitz cel tinder ev if hi
te show te adiantuge once mere agninat
were
jinuien. inn ,iec preieu entr a Cash In
the pan nnd after half minute of the
first round llnulen wmt out in front
andhe never was headed.
Never has Tiplitz been seen in such
peer Iiap His judgment of distance
was terrible, and In n miMicll Tee
aclcd as if be llu,i (iene justice te his
tnrkcy dinner just It-fore entering the
ring. It was n case of "bulling" hjs
.. inreu;n un- scheduled eight reundn,
and tint's all Tiplitz did.
ring te stay the distance and he sue-
I'Miicrt -Unit h about all that can be
li(l of PniiKmi'fi eTlilMltn.i i-i.n..n..
li ,. 1,, .ww... .. uaiivj
an llie wimp uns trying for a quietus I
ihn 11 1 1 ciiniiccs 10 piace
- 1 .i - riii 1 llillll llll .llll.-p U elllll
"It Puul'tim lip il nn nnd Imnl-ml .
11 1 . . ' " "
fts . . '"""n Hii;
M0 UHTOrs wlin vrnrn l.nnr.L...1 .!.
, - ...... , 1 , . . niiiM run U" " II
hii eanv bni-k with sufilelent spurth te
llfllsh lirrilMiili1i n-niii T.K...... T,.. 1
, - i.'i1) nwi uuillliiv iniiiini
'J. whn outneiiilod Whitrv Fi.virprnlil
"t lilt Dlvilinill. :illf .Tnlinnt T'ix-0rt
he (Icfratpil .Tnliniiv lTfinii ,.i !,,.
-uierin. cur. re. Irs Denne v in li
, . .. " r - uti tit. i in-
wend round with n hcrty rlglit en the
mn. 'I he hater took the count of
nine. h.. 1 ti,..-r. Ii .' ' , " ..."
"inc. n 1 ihei-enirep rumn tlirm...!. n.:tl.
----....,, in- imnvi i il G IlirillliTl ir 1
s fiillin-it demonstration of bexlne and
M clcsrlj entitled te (he laurrlB. '
1 , " vv;"J lloered ill the iMt. In the
IStler I'eumls. Imtnir tr...il --
"lltbaicd -" n
Atintlu-r feature or the helidav bouts
WS the annenraiice of .lack lln'nlnn In
the rlni. nil,, v. 1 1 HaillOll 111
i7u ? " ,,,r nti"lial as refcrcr. .
MlhOllcb "mil nf shnne " ll. .-.!. 1
msker didn't de se bad. He had te
CJert lllni&flf III i.niml h... ..,,, Mill
yutfingly and red-faced. "l.atcr Time-
"per Jehn Sieffeiis said Hanlen's toll tell
ing wan e'.nctly te Ihe second.
n Honest Mistake
is.. ....... is s.- .
" siinpei-t or leung tieerge Chin for
v.-. iiiiinu i,iiii.,iiin scored against
Jlnj at the Niitlennl In Voting Maheuey
jnrl in difeiife or Srrgeniit Harrv Cres.s,
ine referci- who stepped the bout, it
might he aid that the "Uiii-,1 ,an"
aiArl n Htili. J I M.. sr.
ina ins. hH.... i....i.i . . . .
etitic ., ,!.,,. 1, 'ii.-.... iH.?p.,"r
.v.. .1 1111,1. nit) nasuiy. 11 nH annar-
llUt'll -,iu' l.e ' !,.' .f?
r .0 d clop, mVWemeiarZd
Ills hhiiider shenlil nnl illeliu......... 1.1...
t ',,1'iiriiiiui mm,
the exhibition of Harry Kid Brown
"J outpeinting Sam Mesbvrg, of New
jerk, al the Oljmpla. was as line a
-riuuiiKrattim e he inunlv nrr nt velf
Jcfense as lias lieen seen in Philadelphia
for a lern? time. In the enrlv rounds it
looked as if Brownie might scere a
knockout, but MesbiTij showed great re-
'"pcratlve powers nnd fought back hard
inrougheut, even theush It was a losing
battle.
It i9 PRtlmnl-nil il.m 1,1 lull) r..
irhetlcxl their Christmas dinner annctites
tt.fr.t.lu .1 .1 .' v.-.
-1.1.UIMK uic matinee nexinc shows.
HOCKEY AT HAVERFORD
College Stars Get Out and Practice
en Pend
uavorferd. Pa., Dec. 27. The Har-
rlf'iLTe,?!'"? P0nd, Pr0VC('
.at. .f amiisemt-nt for a la run crowd
'' Holiday Philadelphlans nnd Main
Llncra. Ac i.ci.,ln., .i n,.. ii.. .i. . '
w Hie "gunraiitoril-te-hold-you" ice
S 5e.ll'. theie w-ere mnnv nli.. .11.1
11.11 ii... ...;.. ' ." iii
lihlm,.-."..,- ..'.'"" .!".::", '"".""
It 1 , "" la,r '" ,1", fi'iernoen,
found
fa eiriicr iicvetPd 10 llOCXey
many enthusiasts early In the
nsr.
I11 fact the hnckey began te lend
'einr, bpeetacular i-cenes for the othe. ethe. othe.
.J.?B"V"ftveherM w,"n "1J"1" N'fivllnl
"II JOfl ' llevfer .if ilia i 1 . . .. 1 ii...
wiifly team, hheived up, seen followed
Li ' A' ,)rlK,t,,". captain of th4Vale
ll0ryy men this jt-nr. fl
v 1 . ' . ,luu iiiiiiuu 10 rnesu
e. hockey profession, however, for (here
MPrn intuit, .....t. 1 1 11
llllleil r '1 I. ' .""" ,01,pKn leilOWB
J, ''r.00'0 fnt,,,1.v was rcpro rcpre
'Ulta by Dr. Grant.
lioerce Chanev failed i ret nr.r 1,1 - I Ills credit. - II s partner in the deadlock ' """ ." """, : '.." tC-k. '"".'c pic
toni-kem wallop In his olght-reundcri's ld teammate Kech, Mho by scoring i .VrinwM. life i.. TiC n2U
with Mike ?! Iiuthp wlmlup nJIreur deuble-deckers in the I'rankferd j S ' ? "" ZtJ
tne Nniinnni. Ti,n ut,,,. .u 1.. .1... ' .. ni hmn.tii 1,1. iniei 1 .,.t.. nnaiiy consented.
'"' HI, IIUIt.i kllin III I III' KMllll. IIIWV ttWtlJliltl SIO LUtUI LU L11L1II1
Mvcning Ledger Decisions
of Christmas Ring Bouts
Ol.YMriA Jlmmr llanlen defeated Jee
Thillt Hurry (KM) Brown wen from Ham
1 '""""'l Johnny DennelLr oiitbeted Whiter
jurimiiui ratar wr.iince neni iiiny ueini
Panama Joe (Jans stepped Jcrrjr 1 1 arm, ee
end.
Yeung Heerce Chip, thlrilf IWdle IMellen wen
from Jeiunr Jee Welllntl Kill Wolf shaded
Lronaie uanrre,
CAMmtlA Ilatdlnit Murray knocked out
KM .Shanks, first 1 Johnny I'uxnen nutnemted
tJOhnnV lllllihai AWI liiinn ftfAilll T'i'.
llanleni tlebhr Uitsen wen from lliiddy
iSfflK. Temn,y ,,ev,,n
NK1V AI'niTitmui
eutfaucht (icercle
llenrr Hnlr, rireirt Yeung Jee llrnelfy wen '
from Jee .WrUhti Willie. Themas defeated
iinnpr jack McWllllatn. second. McWIllIatns
tmiminr Me lirekn his handi Eddie
fnr III. lirnbn til. l.an.li TTHiIIm HaIm.
knocked ent Jelinnr I'nllf. secendi Jtmmy
llrlres enthnird U'hll' Hurkcl .l .Moere
trlmmrd Hum my Hen.
Xl'.ir YllltK tnnP Mn.lln knnrtiarf nnl
'" nJelJn ",:
ilehnny Dnjrr, second I Herry Martin wen
burnt Peldler uartfleifl bent
wMm"rit.rih
Mujllrsn stormed Jee llrewn
rr elen defeated Jetinny
feurthi Snruiny (iixxl
mil utcuien 10 jut
UKAI;LNO Venr C9Mrr wl(
iHilrfc Kunimi tbn Klldile euttluscrd Wally
nrjain, i-iushiey UurrU upid Jelinnj
" jhjrdi iswi sttrutanS nnd Teddy
. tHIENAM)nAJl Tiny TrlnUle wen from
At CJenltmi Yuline Jea foenrr ilrv villi
lh.nw (lordeh. I
riTTSiiUKOH Jteclir Hansni defmud
Jolmey VAr.
AIJ.nNTO-N Jelinny .shuppnrd wen
irem .Aiirnmwn ininurr
;rem Allrntewn IMinurpi niclit rre
knetkul out eiitiR l-Mrrrll, ocendi Yennx i
rulten Ktepurd Yeunir llcttlry, tlttrtli Kid
llennrr atensd nwnv Willie Kllrhey. Ihtrdi I
Johnny Ce!! nnd Ilelihy Iturm drew. ,
I.ANCARTUR Jelinnt Welcnt thadd I
fhllnd'lphl.i Temmy O'Toele. Jee MrCabe
(.unfurl out mine iihiik, nrl.
, PORTlNI -Jelinny Crlfrllln drew with
Alex Trnmbllaa.
IlItOOKI.YN Ylncent ri'rnprr) Marlln
otetipnl Jnhnny l)wrr, nrrpnd. llnrrv Slnr
lln r-en efr Jelinny friilii.rii. Ilnrrr Mirk
knerktd out Jimmy Murk, fourth. XVnlttr
Uoneian acered knockout errr Jlturuy linn
ui"ii. nrrend.
I'HOYIDKNCR, U. I. -Temmy JlcXlalrr
UnecUnl out liobte- Nciili. third.
Y
Central High Scheel Forward
Has Total of 93 Points,
With 49 Fouls
STEVENSON CLOSE SECOND
Irtir captains are among the first five
high scorerH of Public High Hchoel
Baskctbill League for the first
half
season, which ended last week. The I
pueis are srevenuen, et ves.t rutin -delphla
High: L'ddie Geldblntt, of
Seuthern: Wetter, of Vrankferd. nnd
Hurley, of Germnntewn High.
1 Bill Murnhy. the Central forward.
j who shot into the lend in tlie fiit game I
jef the season, is still in that po-diien,
i but does net held tlie comfortable lead
which In; held last wcMs. III advnn
I tage ev.r S'.evcnsen, who- r.inks second.
i is only five points, while the week
1 previous the Mirror had a sixteen-
i"'""- i"u,
The biggest jump made by any player
last week wan that registered by Kddie
Goldblatt, of Southern High. In the
g.ime last Tuesday against Frankferrt
II tu It Kddie basketed nine goals from
the field and also made fourteen at
tempts from the foul line court. There
fore, from fifty-four points last week
he is new risht behind the leaders with
ugntj-fcix tallies. i
He is also tied for tlie leadershin in
three
Murphy still continues te be the best
r....i ui.....t.. 1....!.... .Hn.i. . ..-t.....
ivui nui'vii.1 , Having Jllll-JV IHUI-; IM'lllts
from the penalty line than any ether
jet tup centcMants. He has made forty
nine ei hi I'ltrt.i -three points in this
ninnncr.
Summon :
Fid. G. I'l. G. I'll
tiirplif Cent ud .
Sl'-asen. We.u I'hlla
(le)dMatl. Houluerii . .,
W'-ttrr, l-'rankferd ...
Iturtey, Uerii-antenn. ..
Kllnt. Nert'ieatt
K'cich, ."jeullwrn
IVrrens. Weill Pli'la..
Wlllati, Wc.t Phllu...
ID
lil
411
17
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JS
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Uinerem. 00 inante.irf.
IjiIii. irrflnLfnrrl
Drummond. (.'(iitrai 14
Sffs?S,,"fl?iti.5,"?r"1. : " 1 1 ' H
,bram. Heutliern 11
L'K
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iie
is
is
17
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it
10
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II
II
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4
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a
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Hnrrett, Uermautenn
Meshadrl. Northeast
lerien. Nerthean ...
Mnjn, Uermsnte-.vn
1 ellw-man. Seuliu-rn.
I.'m'hl. Merthejt ..
MeNU'liDl. West I-hlla.
Htruiik, Central
(Iraffmiin. Nnrlh-ast .
yeley. Seuth Plilla. . . .
Peller. West rhlln....
r-hlnier. NertlieaNt . . .
Lasar. Centrtl
Mnlllieirs. Went Thlla.
I.11m1;. Keutheni ... .
.Miner ii-r
Miller (l-rmiintnnii
Hnld.-sieln. Nerlhusst
1 .. ..
.Vlrrmann. .Northeast
MLl'uru'. Iertlii"nst ..
Fn.illi, West Pnlla
Wltherenr. West 1'hlU..
HOLD SECRET PRACTICE
lA.,l Cmll, Dnle r.allfnrnl., Plau J
"" ThVeunh H.rt GHnd
PasaiUua. Calif.. Dp". 27. Secret '
tralnlnff of an lntesive nature was
in msieresv fellav te put the I'lilveralty 1
of California Inetliali learn In shane for
1 ? l,,ntt,p Iiinll',. -' w1"' ,'i(,,.('lrve,,V.nf
Wn"ln"lgten and .leflei-een College The
lntter squad is due te arrive bnday.
Teurniimeut Meld, where the game
. '" t0 b, I,l.TvI. was tee wet yesterdav
'' workout liecnusr of iccent rains,
ee Coach Aiidv Smith led his men te
' nnnthpp field, tlie location of which was
'-et divulseil. There for nn hour the
r.n.. lm!n nnil III Ihnln h.cl ll.nAlli.n
ic.uh mumi,..., ... ...i... .. I'mum
here.
Terente Swamps Pittsburgh
riltsbarich. Dee. 17. The UnlveMiv nt
Terente hockey team, holder of the Alie
Cup rmblematle, of tha world's aniatsur
i hainplen'hip. defesttd the I'lttslmrs'i i'IlIi
hern In the first same nf a rerifs i,f lira,
'K'.efr.r'SJ.Ir iS.S iJfer.VBl'r.l,'.!!
,i ,h middle nf the third md met period.
we eee.iiui or ivmnii iviu ,.. t.iny in inn. ,ui
nfter which Jee McCermlc!:. the PUtsbu-.-h
c.nitaln. scored twice.
. . ,
Aquinas te Play East Side
..Va nf fe r atralaln )Jnrlll tV,l
The Anuluns niiai,aiuai teani. Mlih
"ill inl.e en
eveuti. ;. al
1 i;, yij. ; f i umden. IhiH evenliu. m St.
r'.w.aV iimi
jlciteenlh nnd Mnrrlu t.c..N.
Manater Hid Smith ulll present 1111 irann,s.
ilne-up in hii endeanr te halt the lOsst Mid-
...!-. I. ..si sat.iril fnriMAi. 1 "'i ut.....
...u Ln. iiiiie bqici.
fermer rusie.-n
IXSKUsrS 111 nisir iiiiv-uy.
Star Freshman Ahtlete for Detroit
Hartferd, Conn,, Dee. -J7, Andrew
Sturm, or this city, ti fieshipan In SprlrR.
flelii I'ellece. has bren.sljued in llie Uetreli
Ttanre, It was iinneums d inn 11U it Me
report n-l June. Htrum la mil.- elich een
eius old. n id 'ins p atari ii!.;nu'u1 atlpele
ut Loeinls Inaliiite, Windser, emu,, pii j
lux lianelinll. football baHl.ulb.ill, n nl l.e'ni;
n tiieniiier or tin Hnliunilne t.-ani I lu rlv,
f.ntball 011 thi' SpniisfeM fwslininii e!vvai
last fall,
In Laiebsli he
Is s illcher a
blj
1
LEADING
IN SCORING
RACE
field goal scoring with tweuty-thirce te !'.'" nn,i; cr-l'WRly. he threatened : "Well,
lur.ciaer.
IDVKIIS PUBLIC
and Jee Tiplitz Leses in
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tp-v til
JLjClFlie
Debut Under Morgan IVas
Lcvhiskys Toughest Tilt
and Resulted in His
Changing Name
AGAINST McGOORTYl
I By BATTLING LKVINSKT
YOU will remember that I used te
box under the name of Barney Wil
liams when I first get into th game
around Philndclnhin. Ileuts and oppe-
ncnts were few and fur between In these.
day, se i went te
New Yerk nnd
Joined the stable of
l)anny Morgan.
Well, the first
match that T bad
under his- guidance
resulted in the
changing of my
name and it also
proved the teughct
tnsbic I have ever
Isad.
In order te give
me a geed tryeul.
Mm'irmi flr-i'Mpil in
Si M.iV A.VVAvtX-M'w !- , ,. l.l, Jl.rt
ii.viTi.i.va li: iNSKTjcst heavyweight
O.,,, .1'J 1....I uiu
It was' during
i tiuHMnic at inav nine.
the season of 1!I1!2. and when I stepped
into Danny's .office he said: "I have
booked you for n bout with Kddie Mc Mc Mc
Goerty soft, eh? you ought le be able
te sock him for a goal what de jeu
sayV"
I smiled. "Sure, he eug.if te be a
cinch, Mr. Morgan. AH Mi'.oerty did
te me in my last heut n te knock me
'down twice nnd break my note out in
Pittsburgh. What a nice cinch you
"avt Ketten ler me. . .Morgan reared
The beul tool; place at the St.
Xiclielas I'htk in Xcw Yerk City.
In the first round McClenrty cn;ic
after me tvith his famous left
hook. It landed flush e my fate,
beicn I tcent, but i 1 came
icitheut taldnfi a 'count. I irai
dfcili. staijgcrcl ur.d icoezy, b:it I
Unixc enough te cover up.
r
t., a, ...!, ,.,.cl,,l nl ,t,e .lrnre ll.nl
, ." """" "'. "i-"", . ru , ' "," ,,; ;",
eft .te in; body and the n wIh-inI te
- nn.T;rTSV,lfU,l
I Zu2 n the middle of the Hne and !
told it was the greatest mix-up ever
seen between heavyweights.
Punch for rmich
It n. nnneli fnr nuneli from Hien '
Hiifes'.'V, i
flUi!,; I
n,vmzv .: .r . .i
,11 .f. !.!, ..( Il, ,tf 1
geed for Mergnn in my first bout for
lilm inspired me te keep en battling
and hew I did battle! F.very one in
the house was up en his feet when the
round ended
During
sccpn
Jee
heard
new
lltlllU 1 111 rv' inui ,..i.ni,, jiv, nun
Meisnerir did ainmbiiic me nreiiiwl II, .,1
r.
..In-I The third and fourth rounds were
ihe, anme. He hud knocked out two .
I Knelish champions nnd a whe'e Heek el
IL iir, 7!,,,,""!' of prominent coaches, Jast winter
the intenn s.sinn hefore the - ; ,,. "v;..."""-" ,,'",n ""l'"scu , e - - ' '"" , h I
... .... or Mr .1 line i,.iu.,l. ... rw.t- vlellmc Mir.il tenmu ns UnJ 1.1.1111
.. . . . - . inn i-niimi rinn it itfin i.m . .. ... .. i imiir ei nci tvri mu rtiiii in.) tiniiin n n. it a ,
d round .Morgan cai icn Announcer r.. , -; .;. n r -' i vme " - ."V"., "iv "
1. . , . . Nlnfef J. l Ilelsmnn nnnJi ... l. 1 StviMinilse nnil I'lltslinrrh in M10 l,'e.
llumpnries 10 inj corner and l , , , V ',. ., .""" -" lMi- ,: 7 r . st.it.- I
him sn. : "Tills guj's name from , , . ,, "'. K""vnunin. nnu .Majer,""" in". ""- unui.in:u jihi-iiei-
' ... I.. ItnlHIni. I.ntitiu.'V T- .'"-J. "'- Iii'-.-iiwu. ur. reiHiri lOlli?llf viii u-liiii. I
nti 1-1 .,ui.... ..w, .......rf . 'mi...... 1.. I'm. ,...1.. .i.. ., ---..0..v. r..lij 1- 1. . I 1 1 .i.i
i. k..,..,.fi ..mi. 1.1 r?,. i.... i nurc 1 nine ikiuei laai ine rennri uini iiiiiuini.i hise nat nan an einiae'r
'""- . .. . -""!. ...!.. I
ethers in the lat year, and he was
jih
In there tO keep III) his K. O. slrPilk.
Ll "S ' '""kc for
Tlie haidcr I win hit tlie haider I
fought bach. Never boferu nor since
was I ever in 11 harder battle. I wan
dazed nnd bleeding, with McGoerty in
the meantinie virtually punching him
self out.
Morgan told me after the fifth round
English Tennis Rule
Seeks te Hasten Play
The lawn tennis player In Eng
land who, under the stress of a
gruelling mntch, s"ck,s te delay the
pwgress of the game by stepping te
v ipe his eyeglasses frequently (if lie
wears theml, or by kicking the ball,
by "accident," ns he steeps te pick
It up, or by walking slowly around
in a wide circle back of the base line
each time befeie commencing service
or gcttlns vailv te receive, or by any
one of the many ether subterfuges
new lu vogue, is going te be out et
luck in the future if he attempts
these things.
The new rule just placed in tlie
book of Knglish lawn tennis rules
gives the umpire power te dls
iiunllfy a player under such condi
tions, nfter u preliminary warning
lin.t been given, nnd subject te the
discretion of tlie referee. We have
a few players of the delaj . linger
and wait cl-iss in this ceuiitr.i vhe
would buffer weie this rule Id be in
effect here,
LEDUl3J - - lHILADELlHIA, TUESDAY;
BIG GRID GAME
Andy SinlHi,
head coach eK the
University ofCall efCall ofCall
fernU "football
team, whte meets
'nlitii!!t6n n '
Jcffcrgen en Jim- , --
iiary 2. nt I'asa- , Hy SANDV McNIB(,ICK
dena. Is shown In i f)" of fhe ,nest huccrasf"1 fempcU-
i... V"v" Relf seasons nt home the pros
tlM accempaning h(vc cl)j()VP1 , Mn ,,lRtrlct for mi,j
nliotegniph e x years culmlnalcd recently lit the fornm fernm
tilalnlnz nn Intri-ltlen of tlie I'lilltiilclphia Prefcssluiml
, , i.i. Golfers' AsKoeiatien.
cate plnr ",3 i Next year the premise is that event
team. Smltli was will bf held for the prim at the rntc of
.,, almost one a week, ub the rcu!t of the
formerly ft s,ar new organization.
fullback at the In Miniming up the season of lf2l.
i il'lili'h Is in order new thnt we heac
UnlversllJ "in Ms,t ( mmtlicr llnl.tj schedule, ein
Pennsilvanla and notes that four open ehnmpinmdilp'
if' 'nre '"'"Sled under the eyes of the pre
Hlterwara ceacit ei ,iu.nR the past KcaFen en local ceurres.
(lie Bed and Blue. 4
He first gained
fame as n tutor nt
P.trdtie.
f 71 T ))
Oi IViU KsCLYeeY
Hartman Is Christmas
"Gift" for IFcirmullcr
Charley Wclrmullcr believes he was
giien the best Christmas gift of his
lifetime. "Marl Hartman, who leeks
like the host-looking featherweight
product in Philadelphia." fiiyH Wclr
mullcr. "was handed te me by 'pem
one acting in the role of Santa
Clnu. and by next Christmiiii don't
be surprised if 1 am munagiug a
champion."
that the tide of battle was changing.
He said my gnmeness nnd cutting left
began te win for me. During the re
mainder of the bout 1 continued te
bleed, while bleed was coming from Mu-
Uoerty's mouth nnd neje. Morgan was i
.tni...i ,..!,!,..... i..,.r,,iT. Tii ....
" ..S 'm-Kl,,"IvJ"B- lhJ2$Jy
uiw.u Miwiiii iu avijii en uaiuiiit; umu i
my opponent
"
Ne Hard Feelings
As Is ciiKl.miarv. when we .shook
hands befeic starting tlie final round I '
said te Mctioei-ty. "Ne hard feelings.
1. tune.' lie s.inek his head, "Ne.
very grimly. Then socke ever went
his vicious left hook Hush en mv chin,
l wilted a I'ltlc. but held my feet,
h'rem then en until about ten seconds
before the bout ended I didn't knew n
thine. I f.nne te. ntninllnr- tun ti lee
"''icging with the fast-tiring JIcGoertj.
1 was virtually all 111. tee.
I was told that McGoerty had the
reputation of stalling under fire. He
didn't that night. He stuck it out
gamely, under terrible punishment, for
I never stepped battling with both
hands, especially In the last two rounds,
even though I was very tired.
UeiYiwi cmitcnds that that
match with MvOcerty teas Ihn
prcatctt battte I have ever fought.
I thlnh it teas my hardest.
'rln"i.,?r.i-K,i,W wl" '.'".?' ' hardest
5r"VVr i",""4"''" is"ue
FOOTBALL COACHES MAY
FORM NATIONAL COUNCIL
'Will Meet Tonleht te Consider Sug Sug
Qeatlens for New Organization
New Yeik, Dec. 27. What premises
te be a meeting that will have Im
portant h.'ai-In; 0,1 the futuie et Ameri
can loeth.ill iu si. m.lnl.wi r.. . ii.t
.. u ,,";.." ".' "mil,
"""" " .censincrauie number of the
coaches of gridiron teams in American
".', th,H J i',ly' le t,,ke notion "" the
The Ties ii,ni,r f ...i. , .-..-. .
body was .suggested last year bv Majer
Charles Dab, conch at West Point.
..."'". T V.' " i m" ueici
.llflini" llll' fll (1 illimna aI il.. IT 1.1 .
,"""'. "'"-". "- nueiHICU ey a lllllll- I
outlined his ideas of the functions of
such a national body, and it was (be
sentiment of these present thnt a com-
mittee should be appointee! te fermu-
laic pians ler such nn iissecintinn.
, . , . ... . --,- .....(
be accepted, and. although there may be
M,m" argument about detail, the lHsn-
' hit Ien . will probably be formally
f I launtjiiijii.
. .
Scraps About Scrappers ',
nilLv Reynolds, of Meuth Philadelphia 1.
!'.f c ,1' .5 L' .b0Vnv-...7,7'n,....."' Pi.ir.n
, 1.1 SSI- VI J.SIl 'I t't J ,vri HI T,l(j -v
showing In n. rlna ler morn tht.n .I' ..'. 1
liuiiaii , i-HiVIUV) III 1,1 1 HI Uli
., Vii. .,. '
Ik-sides Mullen. P.evnelds alie 'innd in,
tint pujiintiu u-pirMinns of Hair. ' Mei"! ! e
I fiem
v ieli
u iinie't v-niri inai un h aulTer.'iiL-,
ltl
for this reason h ,,m ab'.e te g0
ah with hla mutch pt the new Dread-
Inst wee!:. ,
en 111a ami for mere thin n '
llireL
I way I
DUIe Allen, the Mivbanin lisstnelslit, Ima
a record of I,, rlnir Icittlew. u. w ncii..
.a n..u..u nvmiiiiii. (i, u 10(,'ai t'llIB
si
. i.e iipi. uiuiiimiii 11 ruuaauitV
n'c.il mt ..
, inv ivuci.ey euiu.-un in
the wlnd-un of Kred
Vdcuu a weeiuj' a,
Charlsi- Hovd In
t-aciurs weviiij- niiuv,-. . rani.le Nuinmjrn x a
ine semi. l-rel m.s; .is.
7U1I1I
relln
Kranl.le willla aid Cfctuley iiurtin vs, wi'.
lie Drewn. ,
iterman m. Terry nan in
Joey Mtteher
Oea Vranehetll is Keeplns In sIuldb am"
his brether-manarer. Jehnnv Lincoln. ! tr--liur
te close a match for him .hi. ii...'..
Diinde. v...,,,,-
i MUtiny Conners" exrects te "-eun inn
rounds the nett tlme he item tn te nest
lte haa been tralnlnt; dlllifently with his
nthbleinate, Ray MullUrr.n, it (!; clcht.
i llHi-b.T Caspar, of Smnliy Hellew. mAd n
I rninelMt.lt lUHt ..eel. .usalnsi Willis Ciirn
Thu former .Uns le ct down te sirlct trainl
Inu for future bouts ".n
Cli'ek Jnniieltl hopes in 'j(. bus f.,P1 .,,.,,
en with his stable of Imx whluh Ine iiuB.
WniliMe lliitlen. Cliailev Ita- .111.1 j,.i
lVrry lie Is cumpletlm; nis-eit.-.t ens uiii
nut-of-tewr. pionieter.s ler all of hH iiiiit. 1
Hurry Kid l.ani, a
Intusl 'e.ir.sster from
I he rlnc.
110-jeunder, U u,L.
tiDuiliwarij in cniJr
( hnrlrj KidJnrebs, of Keislnien hns .n
lored I he rlna for lomp'tiilen win, " e"r"
tfc local 13o-i)eunl pre'lni beer
Temmy Wilsen i.u a ih.ilhn.ii. te u.
Ursa ur i"-j utile n lut il ir'-peuntler. '
' -)l"i' iMIeu hi ri'HUi.'ed irainlnx and i
JMV.,i,0;tt,,cl:;ll', te""1"- &?,&
Holiday Fistic Matches
. .
CHARLES HOFFNER RA I &S IV U. J.
AMONG PROS
Philmont Gelf Tuter Finished
in Meney at Most Starts.
Great Year for Pres
LEAClJ AVERAGES WELL
j - 'otir j - 'etir Krcnts Here.
Ihoe were the Philadelphia liixtrl t
ej)cn. the Penimvlvania State open, the
lallw of Schuylkill open, and the M.iin
I.lnc open championship. Three of the
four were wen by New Yorkers and in
crueller blew te local pride lins been
handed the locals than this. Perhaps it
had something te de with the formation
of our P, fi. A., for one object of till
body Is te develop better pre playing
here.
Anyhow out of the season Charles II.
lleu'ner, the young man out of tl.e
lonely countryside surrounding Phil
ment. looms as the best pro'esntuial
golfer In the Philadelphia flubs for the
"niiiklnethefirsttcnprofes.slonal-'
the expedient w.as hit uiwn of using
only the phnmiiienshina In which vir
tually all of the leaders competed. Tlie
three nicked ve.n- the Philadelphia,
Pennsjlvnnlii. and Main Line chain chain
plenshlps, Th" ten ranked competed in nil three
and didn't pick up. The Falls op n
1 wna ousted from the data because flu-
foreign -Ixirn. ler tlie most part, did nev. .
net compete there. He is rated higher than IMmundsen
If it were included, Charley HeHner'.. for the reason that the latter misled
stock n Ne. 1 man would be boestpd , cut at the National, though his aver
1 for he wen It handily. i nge place hereabouts was Hie same as
Lew Score Abroad
Charley Iloffner was t Jie only man
picked for the American pre team which
went iibrend who represented a club in
tliecitj's immediate environs. He bust -id
Inte the headlines with low scoring
ill the qualifying round of the ISrltl-h
open nnd played well in the main event.
Coming home, he led the Philndcl
phinns at Shawnee. He failed te get
in t he nutiena en uiwiniermatuni
mostly from a volunteer. Heffner skid
the national en uiisinformatien,
1..1 j. .. .: t-.. . 1..41. ... .1.. ni.11..
!.' II1I1ITI III. Ifll' IWMI1II1 III llll. Illlllla
I dclphiu open, but come back with a
bound in tlie Keystone State event at
.... ...-. .. .w .... V .... v.... ......
Mwien, where he crowded into a triple
"c for second place.
A beautiful due of 7-'s conned th
I'alls title from a fast field. He finished
in the money at the New Yerk State
HAS GREATRECORD
I
Coast
Easily Defeated Great Cea:
Teams Coach Smith Leeks
for Victory Over W. and J.
FORMERLY AT PENN
ANDY SMITH, coach of tlie Univer
sity of California football team.
when in this city te sec the Corncll Cerncll
Penu game en Franklin Field. Thanks- :
giving Day, made the assertion te a
group of former Bel and Blue stars that
the gridiron game in tlie Fail was vastly
different from thnt of the Coast. Cor-
ncll defeated 1'enn 41 te 0, tmt Smith 1
. i,.i ...1.1. .,i..... f .u..: ,1... ,u..
", - " " "" l""i " -'l'' " -
Ithnenns would De easy Ter California,
Smith thinks he h.ne the greatest
" t!l M0" ( lliS at.-hlni!
and playing. "Net in seventeen ycrs
""in... " i" " T," K '.'
bnll team, the kind you read about.
They play the game from the sheer love
"i u i'V. 11.11.1111.
,iB Is- .wl n ni it linHl '
afternoon, nt Pasa-
..!... Smith and .bis gr,n, eleven will
.MMl .UOIIUUV
have nn opportunity te tcbt the Lnster'i
style of play, when tliev meet Greasy
Neale's Washington and Jrffer-cm eleven
n the roast. The Washington, Pa.,
team has inui a wenacriui bcasen. win
, , ,
record during t he season just
cIOM-ll,
during
hiulng unreil .,12 points te
thenine games played.
Washington State College, wlueh liad
one of the greatest years 111 its his
tery. held Smiths eleven te 14 point 4 1
in tlie hardest game of the season for tin tin
Callfernlnns. Oregon' w-ns defeated ."0
te 0: Cnlverslty of Washington. 72 te
!!. nnd l.eland Stanford. 12 te 7 It
iviu ee i-i'iiu-iiiiHTi'ii unit ii'iiru 1 iv e. s
1 ),... c...... rtlm.n.. .iAr........i 1 1...
e . 1 1 .A . eti -. "'ii--'.'
1 of ashlngren 2S te 1 ill llll inter.-c.'-
Itleiial battle shortly after the cIem- of
I 10 rein ar season. A OI Wl'ci e res
.... t.i.. nt ii. ..,.!... ;,... .1.......1V ...
"" J"Vn ?' l"
Smiths eleven
Smith -a Star
at Peuii
Andy Smith lias hnd a nrieil career
as a player nnd coach. At Pennsyl
vania Smith earned the right te Un
called ene of the greatest fullbacks in
the history of football at the Bed and
IHue institution. He was selected ns nn
Ail-Amerlcaii back eicr some of the
Kreatest players in the hislery of the
game.
His slashing,
swAshins tactics and
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. JOTST-.-S T
HERE FOR 1921
Statistics en Pres Here
for 1921 Gelf Season
rpiIK golf pros of the Philadelphia
J- district have been rated accord
ing He the way they finished In the
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania nnd
Main Mno championship. The num
bers below indicate where they fin
ished in the events named.
I'lnjer , l''';
i' KefTnr. rhllment I-
V. I'iieli. Merchant- .
ll!n
J. fMinundeen. I.Ibi- ,
o-eh ........... 1-
T. Kpkn. rpdnrbroe,; 4
J, Campbell, Old
Yerk Read 3
J. Sawyer. Terres-
cIhIp ...... . ... r','
A. Nniale. T.ansdale. 11
1'. C'entl, Merlen. ... 10
J. ltelaii-, HunllnaT-
Inn Valley 13
I 'a. MI
T.Ave.
10 5
S
r,
5
18
10
7
7
r--i
17
1H
1U
1
2S
n
se
S3
21
3T
47
r.e
no
8S
SO 11
CO !3
71 S3
I!. Harnelt. M'redyf-
frhi SO 13
0
Tim winners of the
feu I
open
championships held en local links
during the last season loiiew .
tlvei't Vlnnr . Seerj
riilladelphU. W MuHfirliiir. 1- r"
Pennejlanla. '. Wall.";. N. ',
Hills of Hchuylklll. I', tlpffner. I uil. Ill
.Main Line, J. Humes. .New Yerk... 1IJ
pen, and then wound tip right back
of .Tim Barnes, the winner, in the Jlaln
Line event. ,
Ileffncr's play for a couple of M-a-veiih
pat had been rather spotty, but
this year he. came back with a heavy
hand.
In Meney
In the four local events his average
place was a fraction off fourth, and Ter
the thtee events bore en which tii-i
pros have been ranked lleffiier linlshcd
jiibt ii fraction elT fifth place en nn
average. Ills nvernge plai.c was two
better than Bill Leach and Jehn Ld Ld
iiiundseu. who fellow.
Lench (lunllllcd at the National, and
finished well enough te iimllfy also for
the National P. . A. match-play
hHinpienshlp. His avevage wns seventh
place in the three event, picked here,
and he finished sc-end at the Full tour
i I .each s.
Selia Starred
But for a deep drop in 'lie Main
Line titling. Jee Seka would have mer
ited a higher place. 'J'lie.sc were the
only four locals who averaged in die
money in lit lca't two out of the- three
events en which the ranking was based.
Despite Belt Burnett's low placing in
the three events named, he deserves al
most better thnn tenth, for the reason
that he qualified in tl.e National nnd
fer (lie P. G. A. title and also finished
third in tlie Flls event.
The ranking, however, was left strict
ly for tlie "tiggcrs" as selected te fell
the liile.
Net year, with events Urlunlly every
week, the statistics should come much
closer.
, ability te keep his feel even alter being
1 tackled wen for him the grearc-.t praise
from the critics of his day. Tali and
j lingular and built along sparse lines.
Smith was every bit as geed a line
I plunger a3 heavier men with lexa speed.
. It wns in his great initial speed tliut
I Smith made many of his gieafest gains
I against Pcnn's onnencntH.
After leaving Pcmi Smith played pre-
fcs.sienal football in the Middle West
and later returned as coach of the Bed
and Blue. Like Keine!! mid ethers
1 Smith had only fair success heie. After
leaving hN nlma mater the California
coach gained fame ns a coach at Purdue,
where he put the beilcrmakcrs into the
front rank of football elevens.
Following is California's record
I the year:
for
California. !!1; St. Marc's. 0
Cnllfernla, H; OI: mple Club, 0
Ciillfernla. SI : t'n'v. of Nc.ida.
CaUfernli, all Paun- 1'lcv.t. 10.
C.illfer.J.i !l'.l, OreKni,, 0
California, 14; Waslilnuten Stat )
California Sn. I7n . of S. California '
California, 7". Vulv. of M"ahm;ten. 3
Working for Centre Game
Ilullnn. Te., r-tc "T lVntli.nl p,aers
111 lexas Anreiiiiu:i 1 imiU Ml i,h.i 'ai Cel
ei,-e saerillced il.Cir 1 1 rlsinwa ' aca'.len and
iimemblr .1 t.tni.i i. iu.fi.. v..-., ........
!ur,,n"i (f?tn i Uh ce . t 1 eliei:- January a
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FED. 4
ADRIATIC
(24,541 ten,)
JAN. ? FEB. 18
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KERR LINES!
Sailings from Philadelphia
FOR HAMBURG
SS "Hickman" (U.S.S.B.)
Sailing Dec. 31
SS "Dallas" (U.S.S.B.)
Sailing Jan. 14
Hudsen Shipping Ce., Inc.
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I'HILADHLI'HI . PA.
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Frem PHILADELPHIA
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?34.3s,Sy nzd ei.ss
War tax Rr'raddltIennl. Meals nnd state-,
room nroummeilalloi.s Inrlnded. Kitra
Inrte for Promenade Deek Kooms.
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f Dixie Steamship Lines
PHILADELPHIA te
Bristel, Manchester,
Glasgow
U. S. S. B. SS "OPELiKA"
EXPECTED TO SAIL
JANUARY 14
AT tU.MXKE.SCi; ILVI P.3
Harriss, Magill & Ce., Inc.
Lelnbe Uld" mf
EXPORT-
Transportation Ce.
Oriele Steamship Lines
PHILADELPHIA te
LONDON, HULL & LEITH
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