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iine Hundred and Fifty-Six Rounds of Boxing en This Afternoon at Four Different Leal Areit
N. Y. SOCCERITES
SURPRISE PHILS
Cain 2-0 Lead in First Half of
American Leaguo Match.
Meyordecks Scores
BOB STARK ALSO TALLIES
Perter, Lecal Soccer Star,
teRclurn te England
Malinger James Wnldcr. of the
Philadelphia Field Club, lit en a
hunt for several star players te bol
ster the Phillies' line-up. The In
jury te Hureld llrlttnln has placed
the team at a big disadvantage.
Walder'H troubles were enhanced
thin morning when he wan told by
Center Halfback Perter, one of the
stars of the team, that he had played
ills last game, and he would return
te FJngland. It In net known whether
he is going te piny soccer or net,
tmi F. C
mgrairia ..
kethnne
Miw
. yew Yerk r. ''. . I
.goal (lestlrrt
, .right fiillbnek . . ""
. .Irft fttlllincl . '"I"?
'-."..V ...in...-.!. .11. Slnrk I
yKSTun"'. '.center luilfbitek.Ven I-enerdrn I
hEU . ..left linlf nnek Herd
xirlmrr ... ',i.M rlrlit. . . Onggun
rerreet .... .' i,r,gntV... T. Mark
.lerler .. ;Inl',L',fe5irnrrt .. . rtifrnftf
rtlMn " i-.M ,1 eft llnrrt)
if rentrweu n ...j, if Andrew.
I?" Of" .' ' ."ni. of Huri-lsem Time of
hfeV-lS minute".
ti, New Yerk Held Club and rniin
. ... Vl.l.l'PllI
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ACONY SOCCER
T"
TRACK STARS OF 1921
CUP FOR ROBINS
Defeat Disston, One Geal te
Nene, and Capture District
Championship
HYSLOP MKES ONLY SCORE
In
ELEVENS FIT FOR
EAST-WEST TILT S
IlnMns
V. Illtlep
(I. Went.
Unset . .
McNnlty
W. Weal
Wrtrerke
Mirpp.tril
lersen .
IIIsleu
frree Courage.
mln'ite.
glial
right fiiPhnik
Iff I fiilllurk .
right lulfhnrk.
.center lilf bur k
..left halfbntk.
.eiiMdr rltjlit
Inside right .
renter forward
. . .In.hle left. .
outside tuft. .
llUslen
Dunlin"
Arngt
Thnmin
Mellilmrr
Inrann
Hteelr I
Dim Ren
Thompson
Hehwnrt.
D.tlrrmple
Ileesc
Time of halves 15
' . t..., .,.. .... I
i lie ueuins icnm wen me soccer
n ! n i a.i p .. r-. -.i-ii Ai.n...t.....i.t.. e n......... i.!.. ... 1
3 ilfcT viKlil'Club met this afternoon m nam rreuictea ler roeiDan ,"1","i"V""V'' "' ,Llr'"' A; . '
j, pciu.n --- . ...... contest at " wncn ii iieiPaieu ine iien aaw
K ?." hillpJ bill Park Fifteenth lind Game Between California and Jjcvcn In the final round for the inceny
J l,e!"i" .rif and the Oetlmmltes .... Cup. The trophy was donated by tlie
Huniini""" ":, ,i Hip several thou- WasninKIOtl and Jetterson inceny uearil of irnuc.
Uls'ten and Ue rnui ciasiied in Hip
l' rnd fans In attendance when they
inu . ,., Btn,. ne 1C second
fff with an advantage of, two goals te! EXPECT 35,000 TO ATTEND
hOthing. . , .,a.1 mirAWllf1 u
The Visitors pirw;iii.n. '", "
fArnlllnr fares te funs -fn this- section. ; w aml .
SS h.l Percy Hardy, Temmy Dug- e,,, ....
cn. formerly of Jicreiinni enij.. ..u.,x--,--
rrrev Andrew, of Disston. Andrew ,rreek . .
r. ir i
Irft end .Hli-lltlflU
lirt t.lrklr
.Irft Kunnl
..renter frnnl.) fjiillinm
.r(ht KiinrH. ... f'r.immer
tar. was kept en the sideline"). jin tcpt,i
TIia New Yerk cea s n tnc "ist nun i"'"f ..
fcS ke1 by Mcyerdccks and Beb ftrtrigm
Btaik. -aftt
First Half 'Vm1; Tem Thorp, Cehimhln. umtilrt H.
At tic start of the game there wat i:ckpau( c'liicnee. nrtd judct.
much scriminiiK...B '",'"";... ":
rldit tiirktr
, , rijciit rim
.qunrtrrlinrk
Irft li.ilflmrk.
rliht htitflmrl.
.fiillliurk
OfrlelflU ll(rRe Vnrnrll,
scml-finalH Inst Monday, but th game
ended in an unsntlsfnctorynanner. as
the Dc Paul playcrx objected te the ilc ilc
clsiens of Referee Geerge Yeunc. The
gnmc wns ordered replnyd. but De Paul
Tefuscd te de se. and IteblnM. the ether
Hum, semi-finalist, was paired with the Diss.
"tK ten elul) ler today's ttiml.
'il' About one thousand fnnt braved th'
v MrMllinn . cold .this morning te witness the final
'j.-'l, i iray, which was niiirKvii u.v nuuii- nn.1
'Toemry i SOCeer.
NirheU ' There
H.
..ini.. ;Brrie.f the ball te within five . Pasiulcna, Calif., Jan. 'Z. Rain, and,
tiris of the genl. where Nlelsen had despite . a record crowd were .predicted
S excellent chance, but his shot was a "r the annual Knst- est football game
J i.iViJ ivMe nt the nest. 1C,'P today between the teams of the
llteayiWtSu VlurinB ,. het rnlverslty of California and Washing-
icrluinage in front of the goal pebts, ten and Jeffersen .College. Anneuncc-
hiacd several of the Phillies and shot merit was made by the Tournament of
fi.fc.il Inte tbe net. After a merles Reses Association, sponsors for the grid-
L jf scrimningcs. Niclsen hud another op- i irui tiattie. tlint.lt would ec Held, rain
Ku iwr the own tar. During a i . Tie game will he pUjcd en n turf
pail ever nit "" ,,riinrv llnndr field, which probably will be slippery,
Icrirarangc in I 'li i y tcrr terj. I and, . bor(cl.'ef rf t, nlr'01ml
!r-&" t LXd " C"y a0ttthe gridiron, where the grass has net
' V few minutes later, l.ethune was w i.ewe, te gre w.
knocked unconscious and was carried ! peShfSp the f with r
li iHV IV..
TtfiM 11 rt urnrlncr until tf Insf
X. -l.lt . m. ... p .... .
Chirnge. rrf- ,iv' minutes of tlie nnnl period, though
nein sines naci misseii nuuieruiis mieic
br narrow margins. 'With five minutrt
le play, the Robins players worked the
hall down the field, and In n scrimmage
In front of the Disston ge.U llyslei
sent the ball Inte the net for the only
Fcere.
Reth teams are members of the Allied
League, third division, northeast sec.
tlen.
MlM -"r" - -" -
I fe3kLv,Ml Hk r - J J '
T' (ftf 1
MENWIN,10-2,FR0WII;
te tally, netting the ball after ene1
mlnute of piny.
J. Reard followed the initial score
.. . .... mlnnlM ntwl fllPlI MIsH HaZCl
Coffin registered the only point tallied
.by the women in tniR perieu.
Robinson scored twice mere and J.
Reard tallied again during the half,
i.. ii. uni'mul half J. Heard opened
the period by scoring the men s scv
I . cnth ceaJ. This was followed closely
, Ten Players Used by Victors in i,P a point wnrcd by H. Weiner. a hen
I lleOIIIKun iiiiiik: nn i." "'
unique uame ax uer uer
mantewn C. C.
WOMEN AT
HOCKEY
ROBINSON IS THE STAR
final
Miss M. Rriuteti managed le elude
the men and net the women's second
tnllv. and then Tetnall made the final
point of the game.
WILL PLAY THROUGH
15,11 EXPECTED
AT CENTRE GAME
Southern and Southwestern
Champions Confident ef'Vlcj-
tery in Intersectional Battle fj!
COLONELS BIG FAVORITES
Wmnru
MImce
II. rrrmmen "!
hwRlne rlrht fullMik
Mrs, II. Ilnn Irft fnllhnrk
i: MrOtmn .rlslit fullhmk
II. I'nfTIn rrntrr tiilflKirk
Mrs, Hrlmlr . .left linlfhsrk
irinien ruin inc
I,. Hrnrnn right lttlde
M, llrtnten erntrr fenvnrrl
Klllnitgh Irft hikldc
M. Melner . .left wing
Men
llnrka
.Mctrher
M. Ilennl
Tiu)g
It
Tllden Declines Privilege of Stand
Ing Out In English Net Tourney
W T. Tllden. vterld's tnnn.s "hnni'
fnirln l pjen. mid "Mux Woesnam and R. 1.
tnall cett, tlOMIcrs ni ine uuiiinui 'iiiwiinuu
I
On! re
I Hiihrrt
Jnnrs .
I I lilnn
liiilinler
. ' Minckan
I f rrger
.Inmr
Mr.MMIIn
Irft end
.Irft tinkle
Irft Riiuril
. rentrr
rltlit Rtinrri
right tarklr
lri Hrl
.qimrtrrlmrk
A, nl M.
Wilsen
.. It Inn'
MnrT
, Duhels.
0rrthrr
r.mn
rri
Riililuiwin
..I. Ilrnrd
II. Welnrr
V. Itrewn
nrtrrn- .Mls K. .Weiner Time or Iiitivm
15 minute.
1C.!
K. 111.4 -I ". .. ..-.....-- !.-., . .. I..!...., . -.:-..
ship, will net t:;ke n.lvan age of the '&? - ftii.. ffuirtafi? ' ' .rSMEr
niter or Hie eeminmce in nemrrs m nn- innnef , . . .rnnunrK .. tennt,) wlr
Kngland championships giving t hr, the W lUMmU M"T,?.unS!SS?.,S
option of standing out In H'J '"""imiceuI. Hiihk,
the challenge round, or of playing - -
.. , rut ..i .. i..... , t..ii.. riA. r .1 ..-... r-t .
. , i i 1 i..w,1,... tvnii I ireuc 1. 1 Pfc iiiiyrin iiiivu ri ne-H'j i i.in.m, ir., .iiiii. -. venire jn'
A tinlaue came of field liiK-ke ' ,,lMp iiini:rfE-ii- te pla threucli l'22. lege, victors ever Harvard and Ariwnit
, i nn(J southern champions, Ilnerl up
PUIMCGC TEAM APTIWC against the Texas A. and M. College
CHIIMbet IfcAMAbllVt football team, champions of tlie Seiith-
. .. .1 t 11.1 .,.. 'Pin ..tei. .....-, euc.i. .-.... wuk m Ji.,w
anu ine emrr ul uuini hu.ai i.,'.
staged 'this morning at the Ocrmantewn
Cricket Club, when two picked teams
from the club one composed of men 1
men wen the game. 10-2
There nan n large crowd en hand te
' Plav Lancaster Today and Delce I T.cctnters are expected te attend the 1
Club en Thursday
CHARLES
PAPDOCK.---
LARRY BROWN
I Kt&rrLatieruil.
ee the contest, despite the cold weather, i Three games are listed en this week's
Rut every one who had come te witness v, hi-rlule ler tne Aii-t ninese t euegians
the game kept well under rover, and basketball team. Today, the Par Kast
few went anvwherc near the side lines. He meets the Army Club nt l.aneas-
The men ' p'ayed the game without ti.r; Tliurwlay, it plays at Delce, the
the hfrvices of n. left halfback. Nene Rijnn Theatre, mid en Friday will
was needed, however, as n large srere tmvel te Jersey City te ploy the Jersey
was run i'p in n short time.' The score Whirlwinds.
lit the end of the first half was 0 te 1 - -
Robinson, inside right, was the in- lh rtehne Clnli n thti.i em,, iCl.
dividual star. He scored four genl' ten dexlrca te ; jrhc'iuie cntiu-eii ,ih -inn
' T "li.. ",,,i i,1e,1 in thn nrciiinnlii. rf th n ime caliber ha' ing floors and offering
persAnnlly. nnd nle!i in tne ncciiinuiii- r,enBhp inducement), wmtam n l.au-
i flop of three ethers. He was the hr' (1n0i 3t2T II. n'ren.
fhe unbeaten record of Centre and
Its powerful efTense rarry It into the
geme a heavy favorite, and Coach Meran
said he was confident of victory, but
looked for n hard game
Tme Aggies, although heavily out'"
weighed, also are confident. Coach Rlble,
said his plavers were In high spirits,
and tJiat while the public expected the
rarrnep te play a defensive contest,
it weunl adept Its stvle of game te con
ditions that developed en the field.
The weather forecast for this nfter nfter
pieii is generally r'.eudy and cold.
:;11,000 SEE BOUTS
AT PHILA. CLUBS
Results of Ring Bouts
Here Today at a Glance
.'
KAYOULA PLAYS SHANAHAN
teams Clash for Second Time In
Week at St. Antheny's
tr...H.i Klinnnlmn
lywjvuni , .... I-
leninni , ..li....
. unini
First Hull'
Disston kitked off, Pchwaitz an I
Thompson rushing the ball in Hie di di
lectien of the Rubins' goal. West,
fullback eMhe visitors, rushed our nt'd
smashed the offense by givitig the ball
a beet down past the center of the field.
le re-I Hie lioeins men toeii ine eucnse.
nobedv1 Hevcrnl tinien lli. ball wnc placed
expressing ever-confidence. Many thou- ' within sheeting distance of the gen,
sands of tickets Iwve been sold, and it I hut oneh time the , great work of HARTMAN DEFEATS CAMPO
had been estimated before the forecast Theman and Dewllng kept the Robins nmullln" L"-' -"
of rain that 35,000 would see the game. Irem sering. On one occasion Farrell.
of the UeDins. iirinweii tne enii pn-i , ,,,., ,,,.,, ,, .vit(.sse,l box-
5000 Jam Olympia te See
Tendler and Jacksen in
1 Matches
ROLLS PERFECT GAME
flrlfi vat Ml
ilMHiwn forward. .
:rnr erntrr
inpf ...miartl
llUmtrlfk . ....guiird.... .. .Mc.Mrhel
Referre Jlnimv Ilunm.y. lime of lulrn
wje nilnute
her
l'eswtt
Deuglims
300 In
Fert Wayne Crack Bowls
Doubles Match
Day Ien. ()., Jan. 2. Rowling in the
fVntrnl Stales tournament hen: yc-ter-
ilnv wns fe'ittireil liv n nerfeet caiil( of
The Kayeula Catholic Club and the noe, rolled bv fleergi Jacksen, of Feri
. Shannlinn Catholic Club, with Dan Mc- ' Wnvne, who mad" twelve slrniglit
S'Ichel, former Pcnn star and new ftrkes when pairing with H. Ehlc. in
leach of the Penn fresh five, in their ,, ,0u11k. T'hv finished with n letnl
inc-up.
errner'
ilnll.
Itreets.
mil clec
mini v
thistle
Tlieue
. : .- .. .-. , I
Hum's linn and hiiananan was re- S(1lwnrtZi pnri Wayne, bends the sin
lumen n vicuir iuiui i .......... ui . . flr0
Dlsstnn's fecend.iry defeeic. He shot
within the penalty aren. and it loekeu
like 1 score. However, wewilng,
Disston's goalkeeper, made n gt eat save,
Disston "started werklns the bell down
lhe field and ninde a lepelitlen of the
attack carried en by the Robins a few
uiinutcsj before. However, nil of the
shots madi' nt the goal by the Disun
ites went wild, Thompson and Schwartz.
ine matches here today. Four dif
ferent clubs staged bouts. The biggest
of the fistic audiences crowded into the
Ohmpia, about" .1000 persons being
present.
OIAMP1A
Karl llurlinan outhexwl Pedre
Cnnipe.
linimy Mwnie outpeinted Hilly
.Mascot! .
NATIONAL
Willie Mi-own arid Charles Murliii
drew.
CAMBRIA
IJebby Marriett stepped Jack Rese,
Jimmy Hu-vtcr shaded Hebby Wel-
BS,St' NEW 'ArillTOKIUM
Kid Terry' knocked out Terry
O'Nell. third.
Willie Kid Wolf wen from Johnny
llanlcn.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
. .in
1 111 Tr.rlfirn Ill
. .1 in Thii Kranclscan .111
110 Jeseph H. Levy.. 410
...lit Fergusen Jill
. ..Ill lltll's I.uck ill
...111 Printer's Devil ..111
Jine. claiming, four-s-ear-eldo
ncltlmr nlu.v
In the preliminary game the Kayeula
i Reserve live came through with n close
ilctery ever the t'nitcd States Naval
Heme five, by the cpunt of 2JJ-10. The
Ijures af the end 'of the first half were
. I'S, In favor of the home aggregation.
ST. PAUL'S ALUMNI WIN
l
Hands Swarthmore Heckey Team Dewllng caught the. ball
nut of danger.
First Defeat of Season i.'or the next fifteen miniit
Sf PiiiiI'm Alumni Ice lleekev lenm tenm threatened. Disston had a chance
defeated the strong Swarthmore. team te score when Carsen mnde n long beet
New Orleans Entries for Tuesday
I'irrt race. JtneO. maidens, thr.-e-jear
j. i, i . ii.l ...... ..... nt.l. T.l riirlnnfrH
A erace ei iigiiiweigni miu -,. -'-.- --;.- ilfl imnere niu
sclieduieu te uex ur ine nruaii iiii-n Daddy Wolf
arena. Lew Tendler. of Philndel- Runtime
lihla. was billed te take en Rnrney '"lh',"
esneciallv made poe,- tries and Robins yXe',,.0he Oetl mm 'gleV man. was ! RZSSSST .
secured tie ball and started it ileivn i ",...":.. t... ir.ii nnnnnnt ' second race
held. . . . . " " . . ". '',:.V.,,, ' "nnnl. nf these! "'..'! ."". 0 (urlen..: ...fc.lM. ...
..... .. . -I'laill "' .li.l' r-l(J l.mtL. . .. ,
. ,ie .Mark esi ... v"i
. . .100 Dinnel . ..Ill I
104 Alex. Hamilton . 10.'
. . .lul rhim. A lliyne. .nil
. . .lilil Diecletian Ill
. .113 Twe Pair 101
..10." "I'lilef Ilarthel ..10a'
inoe. cjalmlns. three-jear-furlengs
i
. . . 00 "(irlnva 101 1
103 Ifright Lights . ..lOil
. ..tn'i ArreheAil US
. 10S Ce'.. Tayler . ...10s
. .1113 Assumption 104 i
.10s I ltr.i oem . .iuu
.10S 'Devenlte . . . .100
.IU!i Little Ammle .... 8(1 i
UmSmmk
imllilmwmWM notable savings.
Men who ivish their first act
of the new year te be a profit
able one, will please note that
one of the outstanding features
of the $200,000 Sale of Men's
Suits and Overcoats new going
en is the collection of Suits at
cuiswra mi iiiii'iiiiMiii mi i - i ,,r i li 4. n en tic t iem It) a tic ter til ft Annln Ttnh n inn trth n ahnntlnir ' '" w.'u -"" ! .
,. . r a ..ii f ' - r r- " i uii i v, ...v-.. .... .-., .. .i. ..... ,,.i..i.i.. i rn. Amur maii iiiiu i ik ij..... a.i
s. "enr m. U'C et. .iniiieny - lat.e wUh W. Wakefield and C Hern- .iictiiice of the Disston ienl. The oval , '""" """ N " V"'" .'"! t,h.' 1 '"V""' ' ' '-,.?"" "
Tttentytilrd nnii L'arpen cr .. f rclede. I tvns worked Inte the nenaltv nrna. and. . A ."tripiewiii.i-ui was i i . m t.'.nVi,,,oed "
, The hall was tilled te capacity l ,.- Krnff nn. p. z11rf.i,Pr. Vnrt , . t.im, .i iw.. in lfr l,lK i tibt-H nttrnctlen ei line iew u immw. ylilng orb .
te. SCO spectators were en . s .. ,nte flrrt ,,nrp ln p " n, '.'nfecled. and sinnshed the of- ' h held at the National A. A. i.,,rBn,
,-l.eii Jimmy uumsey mew ins ,".,. vlth 1U) W. l-Mehrniaii felw I,v ending the hull toward llie,"1 l"f three m.tcnes was iu .. i .(.ockleach ..
for the star of hostilities. ' ,, v f..nllm. ,,un f Pert AVnvnp. . im.!-.'" .i ,..ui. ,, i,.n,.iir.,i h.,i I rounds, as follews: Darby i spci ...h.
tnnnw met liiHf week nml Shan- ..'...". .., ...in. ii-e t' """"", ,"" " ""." ,;"., ".".. ,!, . u-lili Willh Cnrr. Friinkle ltrlttiill i,Mh and ud. 0
tee'; second riace, wiih inn. r . ' tsecrn nrst nan: . lioeins. u wis'- "."." ....".. , .,. .n i.i. i.....
ten Steel. 0.
...til, l.-i.l tli.iirv nnil IlUie Mien with Kes
i. I V, in ' I A'3 of Aces
ti,il.'(.i. MillllViiti ' ... . rt....
-. '....xi...,...t. it,.. .. -. IHIL IIU1
second nun .lelm Krause and Rddie Mullen, im.y i:eiyln
At the start of the second half Robins , Philadelphia lightweight rivals, were Je ; o,eund'H-eli
carried the ball toward Dlssfen's net. ,0 opposed te each oilier In the wind- ' .,Iuck pet .
and Farrell tool, a long
mssiens ne:. ir. opposed te each oilier in tne wnm- ' muck Pent . ..les "Devenite . . ..i"
ig shot, but ni) of eight rounds ,tt the new Audi- SVrgt. Yerk . . . ten Little Ammle 8d
and kicked it teriuin. and the headlluer ut the Cam- ' 'our',1.' " l:,0- nllewan-. four-year-
, ' brla was billed between West Philadel- .rVKa,n' "I'..'' no Majer Jack . .101
inutes neither tliln Temmy O'Toele and Mike ( redell. Jehn s. lieinir n.ies nunzaf 101
Results of bouts fellow
Panel Nnt tn Ban at Palace
.Urert. Kagri iu net menoee.ge Chaneyiln the best played game seen in the from mldfield and Reese received the
b en ei ine nve ueuin ai iii ice t-uiHcn in i I'liiinupiniiin ice iieriicy iruicue nice umi uuu wumvu n i ihuhi iwu, uu
At the Olympia ,
ten'1rne,"r7rom"Waenerger' this season, by n slnglo'geal, nnd that Webb rushed In nnd blocked the shot. !'
KffEageiTmani the only goal scored during the game The only score of the game came The opening contest brought tegethef
win-it hum.-, iikui iiKii "; """'""i ' i;,u-l Hnrtmau and I'edie uninpu. me
liuve been playing in rniner "nam
It was the tirst defeat this
S'lfih race. Poe. clalmltilTB. four-vrar-eldj
and un. 1 1-1" miles: ...
The Wit IIS lln. id-r ... . ...109
I'eurlls . . . 10". 'Trust O'flclal ..101
Halancn Wheel . .110 Xtlm Tentalne ....10'
nnWude 10." "naladln 104
Wre-U-r Ill) Wlekferd 107
Little tu. .. .101
SIMh race, 11000. claiming. four-yrar-e'.Ui
i. Inform ou that tjoiirge i:agel will net l veslcrdttv. at the Iecul Ice Palace,
, teHwt beSyS cSS th" SeS?HTBia' U was the first game wen this sea- booted the ball te Hheppard. who cen- rill,)ine. TllP fermcr was entirely tee "'' Vniei1."10 mll:!i .Gr.at rmti
SodSfter . it willli. .ntSut e Ti. be-, son. by the St. Paul's team; they tered. It In front of the Disston goal ,I(,;'0I. ,, he lctuPnuii winner after . ru, ,e'h,ner .' '. V.ffli Si'Sne . Jt'.is .'". "s
ana r. J-iysiep anu uiucrsen niBiieu ""-'six f,St rounds. Hnrtmun used a pretty i Miend . ..l;i7 Madras eingi.arn. .ui.
ball Inte the net , ,,,,t jlb K.erilll, ftPn nil(l Um;.iy. Cnm. $$ . ;, il,li'IS!,f11", ." .Ml
MITCHELL ILL, WILL
tttsht that can be ebtnlned.
bre Kaxl rnn leave the hnsnttnl. nnd It
(III nquuc an'iliici iwu wrrnn iui nun iu . , ,
tain. V.rv rerrv " C!hnnev will uDnenr en . IUCK.
he wegram and will meet the bet Hint- 'season for Swnrtluiieic, which had wen
its two games played.
A second game between the Cctiuan Cctiuan
tewn Cricket Club Heckey team nnd
the Merlen Cricket Club team, which
was scheduled for yesterday, was pest-
luincd, as lull teams did net report for
the game.
Barnes-Hutchisen Win in Rain
sjn Jese. Cullf.. Jan 'J. Jim Pirtin
a Jeck Hutchisen defeated Mncdenuld
inlth and Albert Ahr-ge at the Han Jeic
buntry Club jcatcrday. 3 and ,'J. Dcsiilte
h1U eln thHiimtiniil tits malnh ninl n
. (ivT a Kin iiiitiimiiwui til" iiii tt .M uil
lre.i4y cy heavy ceur the pnlf wan r
larkably cced the lirnt hall et fhe match
nnff ej, ak'amai tne par or 7U,
lanwai
R0CAP CHOSEN CHAIRMAN
BOX LEONARD JAN
.9
Standings and Schedules
of Basketball Leagues
no was a willing mixei. but his aggies- Drhahlah II .. 107 phlllHtlrie
siveness was overcome In the hniith seienth race. $1000. cUlmlng
Philadelphhiii'4 speed. Hartman "J;" and .up. 1 i-ir. muw;
...I....I umi .....1 ...!... .. ..t 1 1...... Irm Hey... . 107 .
wcij;iu'u j.mi-.j. uuu .un. . .. ? iii.iv
pounds heavier.
Jluiniy Mende. 121. was the winner
In the second bout, deleating Hlllj
Mascott. of New Yerk. 11V This
match, like the first, was decided by
reason of n fast left jab. Mende out
boxing the New Yerk entry.
-.r.! Kinr ...11" Shilling
Ner.tei 107 'Mies Di'..e
M. li ... .10.1 Jehnnv (ii-iten.
il reward Bound. lOt IMe
Smrldlns' S7 Machiatel!1
Ariprt-ntlce nllewunea c'alnied
Weather cle.r track fat.
101
four-year.
02
104
fIS I
9
ini
07
i Lecal Sports Writer Named Head of ' Muscular Affliction Causes the
College Boxing Officials
EASTERN LEAQIIL!
w l. r.c. w it. r.c.
T-nien 21 8 .880 V -narre S yj .400
"man,. 10 5 .'! reatr-vllle R la ,S8
trtnten. 11 0 .C30 I'hllliea,. s 15 .'.'SO
fudlnt... 10 12 ,5 New Yerlt. a'lt 111
THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE
Tenliht Trenten at CeateaWlle: Nat Yell.
I Heading,
Tu-jdu Camden nt Scranton
Wcdnridiy- WIIKesOlarre at Camd-n.
'Ihur-diy Reading at Wlllici-Harre
i i i T. ranten al Trenten: Camden at
Postponement in Beut Sched
uled in Milwaukee Today
nllad- nh a.
Saturday lTw Tork at "WIllceB.Bart-
, Annapolis, Md., Jan. 2. Lieutenant
it. .A. iiii'iiiuiiBiiu, uiiiirti eiuies .miv ,
presltieul Intercollegiate Boxing Asse
ciatien, announces that William H.
Recan, of Philadelphia, has been the -. .....
unanimous choice of the association as 8000 FANS
chairman of the Central Renrd of Rex- '
Ing Officials. i
All referees and judges will be chosen , Milwaukee. .Inn 2. Renny I'.eon
or approved hy the cliainnnn te officiate ,,,,, ,.-,tweie, champion boxer, will
nt the different teuriinntents given by . ,T, , m-,,i n ni..,.i,.
the cellcsc and university members of "Mel ' i,,1(cv h"n- Ml-wnukc?, en
At the National
A pair of flyweights 'ashed in the up, 7oe. ns 'fuiiengn:
initial bout. Willie Rrewn 105'j. nnd ''''"" cilrl ,fl VJifti Vt
Charles Martin, 110. boxing a draw. J,Vlv,l,N,,,-r,rl ' lei 'ildy ia.
I.M.ur aha nn.l tlin.i It a nf lint t nnlf tin. llit-rrlman . 1 ft.1 Tawaufnlh l
DISAPPOINTED 'lead, but at the final clang of the gong .;r'r'Bh 1 ie je'hnf'ca.-v
t neiiuer appeareu te nave mew u uuj
advantage.
thn nnfinelntien
Tlin tournaments urn. In he helil nniler
AMERICAN LEAGUE PPU which i-ennent Mm hlnlie i.l.nlu
lii. cm ' Ui i rtrendw.y. "' L, f3?3 I e1' nmuteurlm.
j i ii n i ,nsi wipna.., . y 4 .8JU
EISS WINS RUN
At Cambria
Rebby .Marriett. le8, ejiened the show
bv scoring a technical knoikeut ever
Jack Rese, liiO. when th
Captures TWe-Mlle Street Eve
Pastime Club
Monday night. January 0, in a tei-
tennd no-dccisien bout instead of this
afternoon, as erlcinally arranged, the
nnkennnAiniin hcliiir occasioned bv a 1 stepped in the third round Marriett
'muscular affliction suffered by Mitchell. , outclassed Rese from the opening gong,
Reth Mitchell and Leenard went and when the referee interceded Rese
tlueugh the fermnllty of weighing in I was saved from nn unnecessary lacing,
nt of i tills forenoon, each tipping the beam Tim second contest resulted in u
al l.TT'f. pounds. cot-King ruuii tche wmmi """".''"
1111 v t ilUfiii. 'ninnger of i.cniinru, ' gast, jj.i, uuu .iiuiih.v isi-i, u.iyj,
idtpana-ii s a .mil liait Oerm, 1 f, Am
MY Name 4 2 .(187 Merrill.... I 5 1S7
Ne tames will be played this week
MANlTACTUnERS' I.EAOUE
1.,, . VJ l'.vi9i . W. L. 1.C.
fine. iwr. 1 ui uuu Am, iliyy,. a 4 i.n
r' ti. a ,ni Art L
onetype,, S 4 .420 Bought
sanTirwTr.sT nirnir-ir inn '.. i time A. O. for members, His time was ' hin '.. . nrrv .utt the arraniremeut for ! scored heavily ul close quarters,
w. i.. p.p ,:.? ..I twelve minutes flat. Thirteen members ih,. .lmmiiinn te fulfill bin encairemcnt tcr. however, was the levercr
ha'fTug the chuinpien tlie latter winning by a slunle. Wolgast in. ?7ne. 1 mlle
nn n i - :r.: .. - i. ..t... ..... . 1 . it... ...e.....
..zii h rniiu- x.eiRia ttiiH run tviiiiim. in .- , n . il.. i.. im...
sf..m' r. 5 8T I ilnv's two. mllr. streel rim nf H,a P,.u. .... Mi,.i..,ii:n il,.'iVl. I. '.nil .-111 I,., nnntlniinllf lime Intn Imk iiiiiiniieiit umi llasemea ... .101 Ilnbyl'aust
". u ( ,uoe i r, i ii t i tt. .. ni'-ct .umnni mi - i" " " "'","" V i n . i .-L it .. Mary lane llauer.1"'.' -.lacie Il-.ir
ill- S..- AdHllni .11111 lllaek' Tient
-., moil .. 1 .857 Oxford
)i ,iuteh a 1 .8.17 Ilethlehem
(llirBip.. R 2 .714 Pall. Prel
I started and nil fiuluhed.
H A je.
4 !42i)' Zeiss took the lead from the outset and
i .14.1 hn u-iis never hendi'il nllhnnirli .Tnhn ln.
I at New Orleans en .Tanunry 10.
Mitchell is suffering nn attack
of
iinrr.at'n. 4 a .en Olivet civ. t en ' i!.0 V',UH " ev7"c n( "''i no! Jehn..Mc- ' wj,nt phvsiclans term myesitis, which
hiii ueuny, rirat Dutch 4im,ir" "m " tci iiurtiii-iirn pev- H ;
an inflnmmaden of the imiKcles. 'Hie I
1 earned the deeiylbn en point'
,
At New Auditorium
Havana Entries for Tuesday
I'lmt race, claiming, three-yea- e'di, $700.
:li furlenge
Happy Olrl .100 Mar- I ..ion
Moeremiue 10.1 Last Olrl 10.
Athgarien . .110 hun Olrl .. Ill
Second race, rlalmlng, four- ejr-e,ds and
100
101
.101
.101
.110
110
third race, .lalmlng four-ear-eids and ,
U'i $700 r. i furlenae-
DUIe er . .100 Maysvllle 101
Memphle . . 101 Yeemareit .li'i I
Ituniphrev 105 I.tthnllcU. 1"."
ll Aglow . .lOIUollnere . .. 10H ,
Red . . .110 Ulnent . 110
Meney . .tllorrageon 11"
Teurth race, three-year-eldi rml up. The i
ArBenal Handicap, rurn $n00. M, furlongs '
.1.. .... .1. T..- I. ... , .1 .
match WHS i;r58ian . . 107 Jlumtw Jurn'm .lOd
Ilelle of E.Ua- .ludge 1'ryer 1 i
bethtewn . ..115 Ouv'ner 120
Fifth ruci! Uulmlng, three eat -olds and
un. S700 ii fuiiengn: i
M.ul Nell 11.1 Mun Rese 10.1
lllack llabj . .1011 Second Ceuwi 107
KbiliiRialii . 10s ItaEi-1 W. Ml
Wiililnj Ureaiu 11.1
HiJlh race, claiming, feur-yeai c 1 and
107
I0J
107
no
Men's and Youna Men's
Alce Suits
One-Third Under Price
iy
"e $23.50, $32.50
$38.50' i $46.50
and
FINANCIAL LEAOUE ' . "T .iu"e". neiiuer uau tne trouble affecls his left shoulder, and'
W. L. P.c. w i e l"A' V ... ., . ', . is said te parul.e umtrel or the arm. A Knockout resulted in tne opening
!J Srt 2 ? li00 4tl 8-Nt. a n 'Si Order of tinlsh of the first six men : Mitchell wound up his active train- contest when Kid Kcllj . 1RI. put
BiSfftV. IU YAW ,', I '4iSn: -Wk ing Satutday and was reported te be Terry O'Ne',1 112. te sleep ,n the third
nd Tltli a 4 .anil " "O0 GaiHgher and Jlllin:i HainDten. in the n nk of miiditieii. The muscil- round. A right te the law spilled'
Seuthwark haa drnpped out ' The event stnrted from the clubhouse. Inr trnnhlr. nttneked him vesterdav. but I O'Neil for tlie full count
NORTH MIILA. CHURCH I.EAOUK i
Section A
" l- ': TV 1 n
Twenty-fourth nnd Asnen streets, te
Twenty-second street, le Falrmeunt
i avenue, te t nrintlilan nvcuiin, te ti Irani
t!"nr,H. 5' V -Ut il!' I- ' n " r4f , i College, circle the college wall te Twen- Net'
Vniml i :JJ? WVi' 1 ? :i.v-fifth strew te Aspen street and fin. j m!lde 1
R I'hitit. s ,e7 Ht.p. Kp'iV: 7 -J ' Ished nt the starting point. mUe pi
Amateur Sports
Section n
lllch. 12 2" .8.17 2d Men'lt.T n' P.?.
Ilr'h 11 Bin i. ," " n 0 .B5T
h Chrlit. I) s 7sn Krt""""' ?. . " I
It 7 6 .038 Advocate ' 1 li 'k-! I V'f ''""'''J s,,',"s xl "'' e haw
PHILADELPHIA amitbd .i.1?...'0'1 ':'.5.Pn. .'.' .'("'"'y .'"-1. 1'Mbruart f,,r
- w. i.i.AUUK iiiai-ciahs neme leauia eiinring vtiitalit- In
W, L r.C tn . .. nucemenie.
Mier 14 5 .780 Huhurh. ::..'! ' - 'i.f'.t
' ratna 14 R 7DM Dever.
I"'"? a M H '551 ''"mere..
Iceland 12 7 .031 Vlncenm.,
nothing was given out pending an effort 1 Willie (Kid) Wolf was tun clever for
te offset the affliction through .treat- Johnny () Neil, and the fui'iuer iu
nientf, I turned a victor Iu the second number.
until II '.!( this forenoon was it 1 lAelf weighed 12s and Ilanli 11 wax two
known that tlie bout would, net ' pounds lighter.
lace. Leenard mid Mitchell were ' .
I. ..wiliili lii fin lhe hnvliif I'ltmtiil I fee
al 10 e'aftck. but this formality was Nativity Club Elects
lioiiniieneq wuen worn enme irem tpe ine ar.nirii meeting t u . s.umu
LnjallK1. 107 Lieut. Will
, Tuiul.n l.ljikh 110 .Murray
1 MMCtiiui' aliewunce Wulmrd
I Weath. r clear track fast
French and Farrell Win
. rilieliiiret. V. C , Jan ? Mnu.e
iiirun. irunKhmnn anu jeun 1 urrei
Quaker Ridge defeated Cjrll IVal'.er Tngle
weed, und CliarleH MutherMile. In an exhi
bition golf match en the champuMiiM
rpuiei' Thev had a beet hall of 81 Is 7,1
In a strong wind Tarrell with a 7J had
the bett Individual sceie
Scraps About Scrapjers
-. . .. . I . . 1 ' .1 .1 .11. rli.. LVnnl.. P ., .
.UHMicii iminu umi i."' c.iuii'M was en , i,Yl te the.' presidency and l"hil j 11, t,. i, siuged at the Lincoln ancf dhien U
for the day.
I'roineter ler
..u.v ivlin ait nilere.iiriini. njln...l .k.. i... willli.
. , . in"' ... -- - ,..u,.,, mi. iiitae .-
Andrews lennrted II lull team for a numbnr of veara . chinen
"... . ...... nr.uiiiniiT inn nin.p ...in.... .. .. .. ....
lieDuy itrii.
I With the eturt of the nv n,ir ..,.
In xlng rlut.s are te held i-vtav in Pi !,).
plil.i The 1 si Palace Olimpia nn I Na
tional ere the ma Jar (Hulle ar'tm uhlie
oilier places for weekh pundifests ir. tin.
I'utnbrla, New Audllnrium Lincoln A
Htlfl ueiuen uam a .tu-.-tegle tieuis ,i'e
r nii. t'l.niin. aiinaiii in. .......... .-,...--. .. ..... .i.i.... rri, . . ...
ehn Llttlet. 2440 c-irueni;.- 1 ceiini ete se f III of he U ir 1111(1 ter urn vlc" ' .. "'"""i"''.... J'..""'" u'f-. ars
-. ........ , - , - -- HAtt '1111'I.IIJ. .lV-r'll Itl'l-lUlll liril It
iirt'iiu, which iiii.niit iiiui ewtui irrenus inn lie
1 r the Natal Secial i ,u ,
nne .... ,.J V l":l.'iry' ' ""r11!! v"ttn , nl 11 ,i-mei, open fei benis tt Itri anv of the local in.i.in
MMH) persons h llet 1. I II.uLIiim ul,. K.-.iru lm, J derii. - llf has fS-wn suciessfm . 1'
e contest. At hee;i named sliah-ir.in of . he, Heard of Dl- nmnteur u.itr und neit I. .evklVi- pref.s
......1 1.. ... 1 leitma. rile Nntltlty b.ukvtb.ili le.un n.is amnal rr-stlee " '"
lined te come I nniuirtant gnme s, hrduled ihls t rt 1 "'u"' 'lr-",M''
r s C . 7 0 I Mi rr.llten Ce V .'' 'V
,V.RiriTth 4 2 .1107 Stand "iSV r t 383
ertroek, S .1 .300 " ' 000
y illiany
If j "
14 fi 73M UnveV "'0n 'rltliial I'ellhHl (lull, of fleu'h Phll.nl -
" 41111 11111. 1 nil 111. 1 iq 1 Mill t irm.M v ih np.t.
? IT 200' i-'nas tims In 01 out of the city. -Vat Iciim! "0(10 iicimiiii hud nlnnneil
a IS Ul P. Imnlli, e-.. W.v.t.n !!., ......' , . .,. . ....ii. i. ---.- ,,i,ii,.. ...... ...... "' iii'iuirii iiiin
VEST PHILA. INIJUSTrtlAr. ,w.... " icnfili and Qu.fi, ,irti. M",., ' "1PnK"'. a" ' u "'as leperted II , n ll'Vi.', ..'!,' lV',l"' """ '.'"V1."
-"ui-'li The N. K. Juitlnrs. ,1 atnin sient.in- meil-sUesl Ueli'gaiien would be lieic I V"" Vi1i"'y;.iT... .hi ... ..... "l"
1. I'.i;. ttf , .. .eai .-hi tani. rt villa te aecnie tfnin.. ui ,..,. V W...L " " "" ,"" .'""
(lU.nletK of the lame. cge. either at home 01 l!vl nntlniulnulu fp,.m ..11 .,., r
11 Any. Htinuel J Star-, 2438 North Nairn Uexlllg enthUHliisis Uelil all pints of .,,, ,
Biuet . "'" the middle and northwest sections of New Billiard Recerd
.?i''"i,;L.Ji'l!r, V.L',ven;!,hlr,n- the cmintry bud 1 cserved tickets for the, Londen, Jan. u.-T. Newman v..
..Ci. VT 1 .."r,r.i'.J.""."Vi. '"'" . ' h nffn r. cons (icie, .is. luuiling 11 new wer
11 iii-.iuii. .I....V. .1.1.. .r.ii.a u. .iir p.iiin njri 1
e'lliir r.t i-nnte or away. Meyer Petamkln
'-1 Deuiii rnurin s.ieei. . bv II. IV. Htutensen In 1IIIL'. nmni.n'. r..i
New YOrK UBIeatS Falce iwi lecerd of 844 waa made In October. IU19
New Verk, Jin 2 With only ten men In
WKST PHILA CHtmciI I.KAQL't;
W. I. n n
tliany 7 1 .87.1 nieckUv : !i' '"
"1, 5 :?778h Ccn,tnir;' i -m!
Becend Tfami
r v n n
Mliany , 7' " .875 nieckley "', ''
li Prei . T 2 .77s iVni?.V... rt "
lUrn&cls 7 77u ry u
"'.' ''" Hill Till will liex unilt-r the n.tne f
"' Yi uiig Hebbv llarr.tt r the futuie He it
1 w 111 Ing te aivemmudue Victer Prrue of
Pittsburgh, at uuy 1 f the local iiubs
Veung llrbeh. a Hracue. N Y. middle-
Hgnt. Is in snap rer local bouts. Amour
his opponents have been Nere Chink. J lhnny
...da v
out 1 Seu
Anierlnui II. (',, n. thhteen-flf teen-year-old
-.i.i-... . ... 1 1.11.. .. .... . ... . 1. in uui'uuvii
.'-. .". ' -- ..uitii ii""iu llniunrrl MUirKal V 1 1 II I ..-k.. .""..'
In Hngllsli llllanls by making a hr. ul. of ;:,':";., Ti.narn'i jea (lani in 11.. V.. .,"'."'
1274 The former ricerd nt 1MB was made '""ur-11' 1 nam.i jesijans and Harry crb
PC
ti
8 .000
team, veuiu uk te sirnnge gamea with . ... ...... ....... .... . ir made bis lenar run nn si.,r,iv .,ii,. Whites' Hurler and A IfelKman Nie- ir...:.
IB rainier niierinir i.i.i. ..v-i .u.n. ..... . ..... uu.j ini innii 111 .-...,. ......i 1 . .. ,-...... -- . ... v.... h. inn, -haw .. .h. i... .'-
1l.h....l 1.hl... .1I.H1....J Iiik nil tulnus the hervlies of one nt Ih.l. tvillte iIR)1IIK iiKSHIll c
...iv, ,h. ........... ..i ,,u,i .... ---,- -,--,- -- ..... .: T- .: -....,
learns uf lhe same callher offering rvas
Able uuirintee-,
htrte,
'II111 Nerlliriist I'rufrs.liinals
iIiih trav.lliiR nvc delre fi mr.i tean.
. naries ui
I fullbacks il
. ..... ,i. 1 game, the .
.via., snuit
urlTig il.S iaer wrl n .1 1 llw' f"r ,.,,v?r"1 :e"rJ I'-'tklner
Pa'lce .""cer V'eveTef "llSfyoUe! J!." '?.?" l,05U"ir.P W" l W"""
fed gall.-nt resistance against liv "' l,""""0,l ln l"-''
-v.. 1.1. I. Hit. I. n.. ...1,1. ......
I.I..... II.. rl. nf.rl l 1 1 l ...... .. -.I. i." (
can hate the matches at the llljeu
lied
il niri i .,,.,,....-. or lie s-ni' tuliu- (lures U scr cd hiiihm. et tne mri. rim,' . i-iin m uie ... '
j nELl, ri-.I.LPiiO.Nt. LIAf!i.n I' etteet Atn.rli.m li.u. mate i rt New Yerk Oval The IT nl.lln ('. (.
it W. L. ! n .... 'I reuii '.111. Pet fAO'ilr. tveulJ I.I n .1 ,. rl.pl. tin uct bc.iten in lllc la-t live k. es v.cl s.'tu.id
FTDlvment e 0 l.oeo L'orrlstewn it' ''c' I 'r"" ",J and Jiu'l tlais irayeims Uam-I 'ilnul h t'le j tli. jcnre of .1 anali in I hut ins; ajl 'ind e
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Men should bear in mind that these savings are based en our regular
prices for these famous Suits prices which, as most men knew, were by
far the lowest for which garments of such fine quality could be bought
anywhere. The styles are new and correct as distinctive as any young
man could desire or as conservative as any man of reserved tastes could
demand. The fabrics are handsome and every thread of pure wool. The
tailoring is faultless. The collection includes ALL SIZES and ALL PRO
PORTIONS regular, stout, slender, tall, short. Remarkable Suits in
every quality essential at remarkable savings. Four groups $23 50
S.,2.50, $38.50 and S-lG.nO.
Men's Overcoats, new $23.50
$32.50, $46.50 and $54.50
Ulsters, Ulsterettes, Bex (.'eats and Chesterfields including prac
tically every conceivable fabric. At $23.50 and $32.50 men's and young
men's styles of rich all-wool weaves. At $46.50 and $54.50 handsome
styles of finest imported and American fabrics.
Men's Fur-lined Overcoats
$75, $135, $1 75 and $235
M- - , "" --- - Huniv is at mi' n ii ut t'x il . jinn i B
n.rtnf raarpnahlf Kcny- ituy uuW wants te get a crack at Bu. l.vL. S
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