prwwrTj iSjiKi ij-' U.V i i WV W "CC '. h II HI Hi IV it Htf "Ta .V tftr ' 1 ' rt. Dex W? JeVC NOW sxas A. and M.'s Victory Over Centre Puts Anether Small "J$TTER ELEVEN WINS U SHEN TEXANS SPRING i SURPRISE ON CENTRE flr, iptlive Sens Run Rough-Shed m' piens, Who Arc Outplayed and Outgeneraled. tUi Roberts and McMillin Fail te Glitter .yy Uy ROISKUT V. Sperl Kdttur Ktenln dN$OXIlfc!U small ceIIcrp wns put en the football mup yeaUTday JijVjTexns A. and M. defeated the famous Centre College eleven by the no - 1 i "122 te 14. It was the blftKOM utirprisc ever experienced In this or any etner section -Ice the United States adopted that alleged Eighteenth Amendment The y.tlre State of Texas is delirious with Jey tednj and innny of the citlrcns jn'e trying te corroborate the (.core by Interview lug the cyc-wltnesse. 1t. It was a surnrije. but in no way can the victory be called a iluke. The uOOO upeetaters at the new stadium the Southern chnmiileni. saw rers of Harvard, Auburn. Tulnne. re amazed at the wonderful exhibition been given even an outside chance te win. Perhaps the Centre team showed the effects of the long Feaveii and llir fMnif trip te the Const. This might be true, but In no way does ir tract from the vlrterv of the Texnns. yjl .- ..... ..." , ... 'uiuf in my mum, pinycti n ueticr game man tuu narrnrii en m-iuuvr -i fvhen the Southerners scored that memorable ()-te-0 triumph. r The better team wen. There's no question about that. Coach Dana Vtttblc taught his charges a system of sound, tenslble football and the sim plicity of the plays added te the strength and power of the attack. Centre could net gain consistently. The stonewall line was in every pla . fce ends smashed attempted end runs and the forward passes were tee well IYerel te gain any ground. In ether words, A. and M. matched every 'us attempted by the Colonels and then went them one better M !lncjP' W'lS e tcendcrtul spectacle at the big stndmi.i, irnri had ban fkU built by the pragrcmive citizens of thin city thrtc months age. Mes.TAc amphitheatre looked lihe a miniature Yale bowl, icith seats all hop n round the field and exuberant and noisy rooters cheering every play tf Centre Feur-tO'One i'AT THE start the crowd cheered leyallv because they believed it was tiieir duty te help the home boys, They believed it was a forlorn hope, for the Southerners were four-te -one favorites, with no takers. Few bets were Hiken en A. and 51, holding Centre te three touchdowns. The most optimistic -jllewers of the team predicted a 10-te-O score in favor of Mernn'j men. j$ecfefe, when the home folks held the visitors at the start, gained Mime fercd and went into the lend with a safety in the first period the mob could and. restrain itself. He Texnns can make a let of noise. They can cheer louder and mere con Patently than any one gathering. They kept It up for one straight hour of 'fifty, and today thet-e who let their voices are considered hcree. They jnewcd their appreciation audibl and vocally. j) Centre did net leek se geed after the kick-off. "Ked" Itebert-" booted '.the 'ball deep into the territory of the Texnns and little Panders, the half- 'iback, who weighs all of l.'IO peuniU. returned the bn'l te mid-tield. This one 'lay -gave A. nnd 51. the needed confidence. Thcu and there they discovered fiy could gain ground against this much-heralded eleven, and placd harder BfStball. Ws After three plays. 5Iiller punted and IJartlett wus guilty of what might feternml a benchctul piny. Instead of nllewing the ball te go ever the goal j for n safety, he caught It en his jnrd line, ran ever the gal line re he was tackled by Wilsen. This was a safety and A. and 51. led by p score of 2 te 0. j,0 Fer u long time the spectators did net knew that the Aggies were ahead, Jiut When they learned that the home team was in the lead the noise became his fenlng. Wer . fjj ALL of the time Centre was t rpecltd te put en a spurt and wipr out the early lead teith an avalanche of touehdewnn. This. Is heictver, did net happen. The Colonel reuld net gain threxnh the TJ line or around the ends, and the first half endtd with the neerc, -' te V t'-jj Aggies en Ball Throughout Second Half 5H, THE fcecend half the Aggies earned the nickname of the "Ii,ilihunks briief the Southwest." They were en the ball nil of the time whether it was . huiblcd or a man was carrying it. Several times four nnd five mn tackled demCentre runner, showing that they eluded the intci-fercrs and played for the I carrying the ball. Their detensp was .superb in fact, about as geed as r"nve seen tins year bar. Centre had an opportunity te (.core, jijhe pocend period. ilsun, the star dfcn tne ball was en the u-junl line and A. and 51. was penalized 1." yards thillne plunge by Ileberts took the ball te the yard line, and n touchdown irjtmed te be only a matter of M-oend. 5Ic5Illlln tool; the ball, but he fumbled beda Texan rrrevercd the ball one inch from thp goal line le Here is where the Aggies really wen the game, and It was a substitute fsj wen li. .uiuer, wne was u-ei in HJjre injured, steed behind the goal line " ,d, booted the ball fi.S jards. It was MId rc r un l""le "" lr Piaccu JJLjjtart all ever ngain. f ut -mruuinii'ui me iirst nan ir was neiiccu tnnt "lieii lebert. the ail - ti tjinerican end, was net playing his game or was being outplayed by Wilsen. fceuld net gain ground and lteberts was circled for long gains. Hnwevci "RetV' hurt his knee early in the pnmc and this slewed him up eenslderabh The Aggies came buck stronger in the n-eend half and were going j-ped when one of the backs fumbled en the l.Vynrd line. Tanner, the Ccntru tllback, picked up the ball and took it te the 2-yard line. Frem theie gneddy tool; the ball ever for a touchdown. This placed the Colonel In the j0d, but it was held only a short time. CENTRE received the lick. off and after Uee plays A. ai.d M v recovered a fumble en the S.hyard line. A trick play tea called and it worked. It trot a triple pais, something similar te the used by Lafayette uhen it defeated Pittsburgh last October et,ly ,i iertcard pass icas used instead of a run. Aggies Lead Again and Held It WHILE the Centre players were watching the ball pas, uem ,. mnn l(J another In the bnckflpld. thev forget all nhein i:vins. the end. This auujik man run 10 nic goal line ami ns nil alone wlien Miller threw the ball ETans stepped ever the line for a touchdown and the A?gles took the had And they never were hi-nic d. Still. Centre had n el nice, as the score was enh- 0 ie 7 ngnlnM them But en the very next pln that e,nii.-e was lest, nnd it wus unfortunate that , ,th son of the Centre coach. Temmy 5reran, spill", the well-known bean X Temmy received the liall en the kick-off and. after a 10-vard gain drennnrl .Wtrthm. tackled. A Tcrran was It and another march te tlu ',$Tnl started. M hen the ball was carried te the fi-yerd line Wilsen en a wide em! run, carried it ever for a touchdown. ' The final A. nnd 51. score came after a niece of nnnr hriulti-n-i, ., ,i.. . part of MrMillln. After he l,.i,l hi.,.n tackled behind the line He tried te male lateral pass. The ball went wide; Tnnner could net get his hands en it , and Winn picked up the enl nnd ran 30 jards fur n touchdown. ; Centre scored en a forward pni-s late In the fourth period, mnkli Tie 5jCerr 22 te 14, They were desperately tring te s-en- when the whistle blew J This gaine has done mere for football in Jie Seutlnvest tlmn any on en et0( imagine. It punhed a hitherto unknown college into the limelight nnd tbWvne.v en Texas A. nnd 51. will be recognized throughout the ceu'ntri Tlnting Centre ia no mean accomplishment, and it took u geed team te de ii j,'(eii iue VRgius nave a goeu team. MI. t n-t.A nl.lnin. nlai. ...iim.i.i 1 1. n .1.- V Vfy " "" "'" """ milt mi- irnrs game will he a feature in at city. The best team In the Southwest will imet a recognized enni.nenr m the East, and the game will net JJOOTIl.XLL an vntertnin game proved, ralk i.eicii lure, after Centre, note believe there i n fianta rerniTlaht. 1011, bv Beets and Saddles A nurse allowence rare, for S1,"J00. at A mile nnd a fourth, furnishes the fen- ilr nt ew llrlitnnu filnv .Tnhfi S tlfnlen appearB best, end is in with fety 108 pounds, while the probable r..t.nJr- Vrlvnl. l., Ia ..LK Aian.ss.,v", , v...... ,.., iMinui. Ha ver jiivii is imiireving, ami migui iat tielticleBe for trigate for a place. slf &ncerseB well placed in ether races are: fW ccr, race, Uinere nine, rrudeuce, ,tb Timet wcer.l, Alexander Hamilton, r 1 i-eiinyuaKer. two fair: third. Cnwlieitl, Ultra Oeld. Sergeant Yerk ; ' ,m. lira Fontaine. Haider. Ilalnnce' n.i.1 . Rtl. n..et f...ll tl1,.ll. nam ia tvrtt Blxth. Great Oull the ttH'uV.! seventh, Michlnvelll, Hur cae limit, aiumming bat that deem terfelflnj KhftFirnt rftce hast Girl 04tMUrUr.A"i""T:i,l?'Yr.'' ;.;,. un.Urp,rHU, w y. Wl i jy V-hn.& &mphir V' .Men'. FurnuWne. 724 CheBtaut Street Athletic Geed, m-r., 1 li, V JZJU1 ubathtewn i Afiimh .TnmKn TSll " " "t,"' "rfl""1"" " I3 I IJT I'lnle, once. one. or n. rm peen 1 1 , !MXftJX:3UAWrr.rAVfiHI M ( W. a.-"- VV ": ' ' -"' T""" f nfr-it-lT-rr r" -it rr nnirtii -ir. ' " . . 1 ' ' ' 1111-"- nw. I Tk i) - ' ""A" V7' r .. 1 ) A ' rfsV. f . - l IJVlLj MlBJyHtfiluaLL v.. f . 'foil. . , I jAL- L-'jmm K I I Over Southern Cham-i M.YXWKU. l'ubllc Ledger Dalliu, Lc.. Jnu. when core saw the native pens run reugn sneu them outplay and outgeneral the con- Arizona and Washington and I.ce, and of football from a team wiiicii una A. nml M. nlmeil unbeatable football .. ... .. ......i . Favorite at the Start but the "Hallheuks" prevented it end, was detected using his hands tne game tiecaie two of the regulars nnd, kicking into the teeth of a btreng one of the meit remarkable punts ever tne nan in miii-tield, and Centre hid t ... . be a cinch for the visitor. and again thin axiom has iitcn seeing Tcrui Clam. A. and 1 . defea. I'ulllc l.tdecr Company Oev'ner; fifth. Sun Hese. Waking .T'"' TIHnS1f H,ibj! slxtl1' Mary Jone lllaker, Loyalist, Tuknlen March I .'"!. J!ck. Pnllllps' T.fenid her. iiuX 1 cl "" . D" "'nnlnB th N Aa.n ?nd .of Pleasure and Tly" Wtcht e!15 , ; '".''"'il" h,0',,ltv,",,es "f '" iM'ii p ,"" ..?"'. ',milrh uit w her. Guv h.. T-r- iuuhd evrrj-xnwi uene evrnhlnir ever ask,d of him an'i cn mO..H "T.'1 ri" ,rJ"? fll I'irlerii. , ,,v mU,VA. "?, h defeifrt llenlf'e, Mii Jumlma Itteh Cost, llj-Run, Daw i,t many ether one, of hlKh speed. Ui an1 that hnd in'tn prd cteJ for him i j.i. '.," ' KaiTareunds "in ThAl'?. ,c"'." ' "" Sr&S 8KwVhi,r1iK8t . n'm i,! L.u.1, uhlrh run ,Z,Zl 1,11?. Jn. "?" ' another tribute m ih ;..,'k ."'i. ' llfll-r T ...I. i.. Htar III a, a .Ire Kuril, in,' ..ua,,ai Kintucsy lllly, Is alsu by North bturjii. EVENING PUBLIC i Defeat Ceatesville in Last-Min- ute Rally, but Game Is Protested ! (CELTICS WALLOP THE BEARS' THE Eastern Imsketball League has) provided Its dally thrill. Yesterday! nearly all the Trenten team wns wis-1 pended for thirty days Ter reported "open insubordination." Today they ere reported as having played ugalnst Ceatesville last evcriing, ns 5Ianager i Fred Walters said thev had committed no offense In thnt they did net receive ' word te go te New Yerk in time for Sunday's game with the Celtics. The 1'etters defeated the (Vinten. 2(1 te 25. when Teddy Kenrn enced a field I goal in the last thirty seconds of piny. I And 5Ianngcr Jehn ltchncy, of the (eats, has protested the victory, nil of which means a warm session of the i Eastern moguls in their weekly confab , at the Indsnr en Thursday night. It Is a cinch thnt at least three of the players will go unpunished, ns ap- i l parently they committed, no offense te warrant suspension for one month, it Is likely the moguls will leave the mat-1 tcr up te 5Innager Walters. If Tem i Harlow refused te go te New Yerk en I Sunday, that is n matter of team dis cipline and for 5Iunager Walters te' take enre of, unless he wishes the 1 league te take action. I Kcams' fieal Wins ' ' It was the second successive game in. ! which a two-pointer by "Heildy" ! Kenrns ns the bell sounded, saved the i Petters. Over at Trenten ast Friday . i It was his goal thnt tied the score and then n two-pointer thnt virtually wen for the Petters In the extra period. Tem Harlow wns out of tne line-up I :,nd 5f.innger Walter." gave no reason for benching his star except the thlrty-duy banishment of 1'iesident Schcffer. The chances nre tin tdnjcrsj river knew anything about the b I rent iten game. Jee l.rcer was tne star et tue i ren ! ton-Centcs clash. He secured two of i the home tteam's four IHd goals nnd ' established a le.ijue -ecerd In dropping 'in thirteen of his fifteen tries from the , Muck milk. Itnggnley. 5leeluin and Dunlenvv nil showed te advantage feri I the winn-rs gatln- three baskets each. I i .. .... (cits win une 1 Tim New Yerk Collies paid a i-it , te Kwditij nnd handed 5Ianagcr llert i Itupp's agsrogatien n 2S-21 defeat. The j ffOthamiter cemnleteh eutplnved the j lienrs nnd the seven -point margin in the 'ere fails te show tlu tt- marked ! MiiKTlerity. Nathan Helmnn nnd .Tehnnv 15,-ck- mnn were the bright lights for the vK. ters ami divided six field goals, just one mere than the whole Ue-tdlng mittit I The game wns marked by mnn reug'i pas-sages, but Iteferre Uaetzel was cipia' i te the occasion and k"pt the ermbatnnts tat a safe dUtance thmughnut i 1"m I117 the second half fhi enci.un'er 1 tot ween I.ei 5falnne and (loerge Ilng- gerty. former Iteading tnp-eff. became ! m personal that they endeavored te itace 1 bein3 bout. Blews were .- (hnnged nnd Ijeth tun were chased from the game, whiih .ill em e'i tee league treasury by ?2i1 I Manufacturers in Final ' The teams in the l'luluiiclpm.i .Maui, - , faeturers' League start en their sis en. .and linsl round this evening nt Yennh I Hall. 2727 West Columbia avenue, with ! every team in the organization cuiimii irublv htr-ngthened. Tonight's M'hed- ule cal's for Philadelphia Tormina! te play Monetojpe and American Hrtil- , wnjH Exjires-, will c'ush with Kej - sten" Telcpheti Mi'ti'itjpe 1 .poets tu gle the ratl- leudcru n tussle, as they will have I Thornten, the leading scorer of the ' American league, in the game and the ether contest will be hard fought from sturt te finish. It.ulwajn has forged 1 te the front rapidlj with the addition of Abe Davidsen and I.ev.ry and the telephone quintet has Hill Black nnd , Walt Keating. ! As the Dubson five could net inntic the membeih of its former championship 1 tiam ti p'nj again, the Fnlls repre- I mitutiviw have withdrawn rather than trull along with a second ilivl.sien club. There is a uieaney in the clicuit nnd I anv team wishing the initialise mieuiu get in tnucn Willi itcmuciii i iiunuiiuiu. I Franklin, phone l'eplar 2372 or llace tKi-40 . LEONARD TO BOX DUNDEE Johnny Will Sub for Pinkie Mitchell in Milwaukee en January L .Aillwaul.re. Wis., Jan. ". Henny Leenard, lightweight pugilistic chain chain piei.. wlin-e scheduled contest with Tinkle .Mitchell foil through esterdu, when the latter reported an attack of neuritis m ills left shoulder, will meet .Iiihiiny Dundee here January 111. The house had been sold out. the re etipts totaling approximate SlU(llM). when nt we'.ghing-ln time the hical boy's unexpei ted lllnes wu reported. Leenard weighed In nt KiT'j pounds and wns unxleus te box. lie offered te meet any one the piemnters might so se jeit, but the Stite Ilnxitig CeminiHslnn rteuld net s.uirtinn 11 substitute bout, lie refused te claim Mitchell's X Willi itppi 111 iiuce fnrfeit r te iici i'it expenses fiem the promoters, Mitchell's condi tion Is net regarded ns serious. V'S KRAX mill: mummers get n cold reception X yesterday. Se did the sptetatnts It tO'l'C 11 Prlii SJ.'O l.nlistiT In win 11 llrt Inditld11.1l wus tlir hilt. What abea It bout. ilnrn a hater vnimlly talk That's about tight noewf a "dllr ' henl H.irney Niinii,, ,,nd remllrr did. I e , l .iid 11nt Start ng the New- Year wrong : llenny L-"n.ird. Already tvu of his bouts Imve been bungled. i . ('rllrK hu. Us l-i-r anu r.e.t h.t' lis Oirc K4ff 'r.' Oai; n'-fjiH ie i.t.ikn i.n ititerA-tinir , eintilnaiiiiTi nt lh nlnMe nth hole these dry "" , . 4 Tlurr iik a let of dalrs made at the I'rune Chili. ltnxi'13 miniureri, itr, nUIiinic ni-tteh-milkers it liil uf tlilnjr fur the New War, Latest p'1 luces of ('iirpcntlcr show that (ieiirges hn been reiuoied from his blend tneu-tache. line M 'lil i.-'lte Fr'l l''u ten If., v 'l.Is und llHre tlr.b Cor Initrt,-the ur after Jilllv lii impi - se much With ia many beu's en i.isieiday it LEDG&R-IM;Al)EIiteAr OOTS&DAY, OH OKIM-NY.' A. . ....! watte makim a TORT AfsID EVER- I i Thing - C'MOrJ OVSK ! Vs ) ( The Hardest Ring Battle of My Career nyi 1 r rr it V UUC GUVC Herman tUOSt Terrific Tussle After Pete Lest Title te Lynch T I Il W V IF I S G A ME J ' it l'PTIf 1IFRUAM lty ' t1E "'-"MiVN TKCi:5IUEK 22. 1020, will long live if In in ray memory as n nightmare. Never have I felt se b.idlv ns I did that 1 J night I lest my bnntnm - weight championship te Joey I.j nch at the I .Madisen Square Corden, N. Y. C, ' when the judges i"ive the tnll Irishman the ver dict ever me after fifteen rounds. The only con- solatien I had ' was i te leave America the fid lowing day feel- mg se nwfully , blue nnd sad ever i I'l.Ti; HDlt.MAN my defeat, sail- , in,; for r.oinleti. Eng. And It was at i the UiijiI Albert Hall thete en the l.'Sth ' din of .lam.arj . 1021. that I found in self pitted in Uie most strenuous tus sle of my lieNlng career. 1 could i ul reali::e what was the mat ter with me against I.jiiih. Could I overcome that setback '! Could I come back? These cpiestlens continually founded In my ears while en the ocean, nnd the only answer seemed te he "They never come back." What would it mean te me if I were te step Jimmy Wilde? I asked myself. If I could accomplish that feat 1 would feel the boxing public nil ever the world, was my :invei. Se I started training dlligentlj and, satisfied thnt 1 was te be put te the test, I felt happy. 1 .lust before the bell I steed In my vemer teith clrnclicd teeth ir(i home and Jricnds pictured before ntc. Wilde leaped at me, showing lets of speed nnd cunning. He feinted, jab bed, feinti'd, jabbed and, like a Hash, a straight righthand punch nailed me flush en the jaw. That meant no delny no snarrine nor fouling out. 1 de- ciueu li wns K"i"K ie uu ii uiiuii uuui, because the pace began fast at tne 1 outset j Hound after round we jumped te the center of the ring. At top speed we traveled and. then, when I found that I was becoming tired from the moneton j 0,m battling, 1 nskctl what round it was. Te my mirprise the answer from mv manager. Snininr Geldmnn, was. "It s the fourteenth." I was cut slightly nt the mouth. Seeing 11 right-hander coming, I Mopped Inside nnd the bow caught me en the hit. Thrnugliiiut the sessimi I could hear a continual hum-drum, this "tune" nlmest making me sick. The . ., f. ., tt 1 end of the fifteenth round found me KOiiii'whnt weakened, but I knew that Jlmm was mme tired than I. I My body punche were forcing down Wilde'H gunrd, und when I punched him in the stomach in the sixteenth his 1 mouth opened wide, nnd he showed evidence of much pnin. Then I shifted . my attack with left hooks te the head. I Jimmy began falling back en his heilsl from these blows. My right wus mis-.- I ing by a fraction of an inch. During the sixteenth my strength re- . turned. While I was becoming stronger I und stronger Wilde wns wcakuilng fast. I wns furring him into the corners, t,,nrs while he tiled from mouth, unse and He battled back ns best he could. 1 but began te reel ureund the ling after Gelf Ceurts: Expert Instruction Instructors Jehn J. Rewe, Geerge E. Griffin and Themas Gribbin. Lessens strictly private, 8i30 A. M. te 5 P. M. Fer appointments phone Walnut 1551, Marshall E. Smith & Bre. Men's Patrick mackinaw oeats $15.00 Beys' Patrick mackinaw coat 12.00 Marshall E. THE DAYS OP REAL SPOKT 3VWHV OOcJCM,! PUSH- WHY . CONCHA 1? , ,&-ir- llw 57' VT,IU, H T. T I.. IFilsen Will Net Bex for Rirkard; String te the Beut Bosten. .Inn. D. 5Iarty Killllca, manngcr for Johnny Wilsen, mid dleweight boxing champion, has announced that he was notifying Tex Illchard, of Xew Yerk, that Wilsen would net take part in n proposed match with Harry (Jreb at New Yerk nert month. Klllllea stated thnt Hlcknrd made It a con dition of paying Wilsen the $:15,000 purse which wns held up after his bout with Bryan Downey, at Jersey City, Laber Day, that Wilsen agree te meet Greb under Itlekard's manage ment. Because it was 011 this con dition only that he could obtain the money, Klllllea Raid, Wilsen felt no compunction about withdrawing from the match. a right hnnd tent him living into the ropes. dashed at Wilde as the bell sounded for the seventeenth the final frame. Before Jimmy could yet out of hin chair I icon two feet fiem him. Feinting, I fal lowed with a light te the jaw, and Wilde teas lifted fully three feet off the ctinrns, landing en his fact with arms dangling at his side. Measuring his chin I cranhed ever a right hander. He tccnt down. The referee started te count, nnd I saw the crowd starting for the exits, some faces being covered with handker chiefs or arms. Hut the spectators had net reckoned with the gnmeness of Wilde. He was up at nine. I leaped nt him with n left hook, knocking him off balance, nnd a right sent him spin ning mi his head All Hut Out Once mere Jimmy nrese, bleary-eyed, his tnce bleed bespattered. I looked tewuid the third man in the ring. Ilia fare was a blank. Se there was noth ing left te de. I walked in nnd nunched. That was enough. He went detVn. He J tried te rise, getting up en one knee, j then fell (ivr. The bout was at nn end, ' and I wns gled, because I was virtually I all in myself from the continual punch j ing. I Almest every one in the building wns I crying. I could understand their feel ing te see their little champion go down In defeat for the first time. I ' felt Mitry, but It's nil in the game. 1 was net allowed te leave the ring until Wilde was brought te. It was a twenty-minute wuit that seemed like hours. What a game little man Wilde is. I"nr seventeen rounds we hnd fought with hardly a backward step. When his Mreiuth had left him, he etlll tore in. I wns determined te' overcome my j defeat by Lvnch. nnd never did I fight 1 i.n hard as that night I knocked out the j English ehnmpien and fl weight chnm- ,im of the world ; ,rr,hul , , j,i, lt0UI,ds. ,, mhlr u., t0!K ( imriev hlte llj tell the -turj' of hi 1 ''."rd"t r.ll,B !'fir 1" ,'!"J""1"'" i',',"v "' the r.tenlitK ruble I-dtrrr. , irrT -- - - 'rr - -- SPECIAL! De Yeu Drive Your Own Car? De Yeu Play Gelf? SEE HARRY LANGD0N At B. F. Keith's Theatre LEARN WHAT NOT TO DO! Yeu Never Saw the Kind of Gelf He Plays! He Tells Yeu Wht te Say te the Moter Cep I Greatest Comedy of the Yearl ---Cflai4-fw Worsted Sweaters Shaker knit from pure lamb's-wool V-neclc pull-ever sweater $8.00 ' V-neck coat sweater 8.50 Shawi-cellar coat sweater 12.00 Smith & Br JNTC&RiT ' 3, I92fc College en !' vf' " s i--; Vj"--2 " lil Hl-i' . - vttmrr i Ji &' .,f ,. s?r ??: VA SSs s' '" rs' . WET SNOwa- SKATE TITLE FOR MOORE I New Yerker Captures Middle At lantic Honors at Newburgh Xcwburgli, X. Y., Jan. 3, .Tee Moere, International amateur spced skatlng champion, wen new laurels by capturing three firnt and two second places in the annual .Middle At lantic ice-skating outdoor championship-. With 105 entries and ideal weather conditions, the tournament wns one of the most successful ever held here, being witnessed by a crowd of sev eral thousand, Moere came in ahead of the field In the 4-10-yard nnd half-mile cham tiinnhlps nnd the special three-mile Donegliue Memerial. He vias second in the 220-yard and mile championships. 5Ioere wn.s hard pressed for stellar honors by Leslie Boyd, of Lake Placid, who wen the mile championship, crossed the line directly behind 5Ioere in the Dennghue 5Icmerial nnd canto in third In the 220-yard championship. Paul Fersinnn, New Yerk, wen the 220-ynrd phompienship nnd came In tecend in the 440. Hlnchman After Columbus Team rittKlmrich. Jan. B. Dill Hlnchman. Plrate couch, durlnif a visit here, odmltted that he had conferred with business men with the lev of buylnn the Celnmbun teim of the American Association. "VBOtlatlens for the purchnse hae halted for the 1 resent, lllnch n.itn wai manauer of the S.uuter.i when the Pirates effected his tmichase. JUHt CATION Ji. Ileth HrxeM Scheel of Commerce 37th Year I A new term In both the day and evening I 1 echoels bedlns Januiry 4, Application must be msde Imtnedtitelv I TEMPLE UNIVERSITY I rhl.idrlnM STRAYER'S T"' "" nin SehM ' . . . .8"7 CIUfcTNUT ST. Ponltlen mnirnn'd. Knter new. Uar or nUkt Yesterday-Jo-day-Je morrow Always the same? Henriettas ADMIRALS EISENLOKK'S MASTERPIECE Pcvfocte size 2 for 25 cciia OTTO EISENLOHK & BROS., INC. ESTADLISIIED 1830 A 1 sill 1 Hffl" -SwsMffl S 1 W$pM . "- f 4 Jm K3 fl i America's Football Would Have Wen With Breaks, ! He Says, but Werk of Offi cials Was Unsatisfactory ANDY SMITH BOOSTS W. & J. PiuumImm, Calif., Jan. 3. Beth still undefeated, the football teams of Wash ington and Jeffersen College nnd the University of Callfe-ntn. which battled here yesterday te n scoieless tie, today were recuperating fiiun the annual East versus West clash, The W. and J. warriors prepared for sightseeing, with rclnxntlen from train ing. Their plans called for starting back te Washington, Pn.. Thursday. Coach Earl Ncale. of the Presidents, and Coach Andy Smith, of the Benrs, ntnile brief comments of the result of the game. "I am entirely satisfied with, the showing my men made," said Xeale. "If they hed had n few mere breaks, they would have wen, The Washing ton and Jeffersen team outplayed Cali fornia throughout nnd needed only n little luck te prove It in the score. The slippery condition of the playing field wns quite a hnndlcnp te my team. The work of some of the officials wns far from satisfactory te me." "5I.v men put everything they hnd into the game, said Smith, "but could net penetrate the Easterners' strong defense en the muddy field. I nm sorry the condltlen prevented California from using its usunl sp-;ctacu!nr plays nnd am convinced that If the game had been plaed en a dry field California would have wen. 1 have nothing but prnie for the Washington and Jeffer Jeffer eon squad. It is a real team nnd gave us n real battle." Scotch and French Rugby Teams Tie Tarls, Jan. 3, An International Hucby football Kame. pl.ijed by teams representln Scotland and I'tance, resulted In a tit. 'J hi scere was 8 te 3 WIXTKK KKSOKTS n.OUIDA rer Iloeklet of ri.OltlHA IUST COAST llrnitiiN. write 343 Atli Ae.. Newf Yerk. MIAMI. TUX. Write te riiiiintirr of Commerce, MIAMI. I'LL, for free Iloeklet. IU-.HMIDA The Ideal Winter Resort PRINCESS HOTEL BERMUDA ; Directly en the Harber, Accommodates 100. 1 Open Dec. 12 te May 1. I Penklnir Oftlces Fester's Arencles 1 U A. 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