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MADDEN BECAUSE HIS
SYNDICATE SAYS SO
JIMMY MURPHY TO
WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND
PLAY SOCCER HERE
Pheiv-rieus Fredtuird and Wealthy Backers Frem
Minneapolis May Get. All Wet in Peel Formed te
Support Plasterer's Championship Ambitions
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Itj UOIilSKT Y. MAXWKLU
perln Editor tttenlnc Public I.eder
TUB l-'redwurd Fulton Sjmllcule, Inc. uill gt into nciien next Kriilay
night when the Hferwnlil Syndicate. Inc., mrfls Hurtle MruJdeu. Unrtlc
is a hefty heavyweight who hns hml hi up und downs In the fine mostly
down. lie hntt met u let of lending Iiciivj weight, but thej led loe much
with lefts and rlchta. He uiim ii contender tu'icntl yenrs age. und liked It se
much tlint he still Ik contending.
"After polishing off Mr. Miid-jcn." x.ijm the Tredwurd l'ulten H.uidicate.
Inc., "Fulton expects te tnkc en nil comer in the lOnct imd proc hli vlRht
te battle for the heavyweight clinuiplnimlilp." Se that's that. Mr. Madden
has been flattened one week before the buttle llather quick work, we'd nj .
Frcdwurd. the phew -rleus, evidently ha made u hit In the 'Wet.t. lie
dazzled Beirte of the gents In Minneapolis, and four wealthy pcrtertB have peeled
Interest und are backing the planterer te win the title. They are putting up
nit of the expenses and taking a cut of the money he makes In the ring. All
Frcdwnrd has te de Is make money.
The phew-rleus one cays he dldu t hac a rhnnrc te study Pempi-c '
work the lirit time they met. That wits bccaui-c he was en his b.ieli and the
un tfiiH sdilulng In his ejrs. Auwn. nobody can jet really ucnuiilntcd with
Fermer Bothlehom Player Will
Held Down Outslde Right '
for Philadelphia F. C.
GERMANTOWN WINS AGAIN
another in eighteen second Therefore be seeks another match with the
champ, and will Insist that the fleer of the ring be heavily padded.
He In taking a big chance In meeting Madden. Hartley might kneik
him for a row of loops, and the Delaware Klver llrldie tnlsht be linished next
week. There Is just as much chance for oue as the ether. Madden once
boxed Temniv (ilhbens here at the National After three or four rounds the
boxers were chued out of ihe run; because the? were attempting te determine
the winner like n couple of Uids nritching pennies. A jenr later Fred ward
met llrudley at the Olynipia and the bout went the limit. The spectators
Mid se, tee. It WAS the limit.
New they are at IL again. The Syndicate, In'1., will be tcrrlbl anxious.
te tay nothing of frightfullj nervous, before the battle. Afterward, it won't
be se bad. Then Dempsey wif be challenged aijaln. soniebedj will make a
wise crack about meeting IJIII Hrennan and Fredward will step I'erwurd like
the true here he Is aud be a bard opponent like I'erky Flynn
' The Philadelphia F. C. leaders of
the American Soccer League, have again
laiipareutly hit their ntrldc, judging by
I their showing iigalntt the J. & P. Coats
'eleven en Saturday, when the locals
'wen by the score of JJ goals te 1.
The Phillies were without the .erv '
jlecs of Captain Perter, who Mill U
J nursing uu injury, but the team played
with a dusb and vim from the start,
i and the work of Hill Ncllsen, who took
Captain Perter's place at center half
i wait especially line. Coats held the
League leaders te n 1-geul tic In the,
I first half, but Larrj Campbel s two
'goals in the Until period decided the
Issue.
, The outlook is exceedingly bright, as
Perter will he in the next game. He
would have started en Saturday, but
,at the last minute it was decided te
kep him out. Hareld Hrltteln is also,
I coming along utrl ami he will sturt
i practice for the first time this week. ,
hlgii New, Oulslde KlRlit
It is te he. hoped that the weak spot
at outside right has been plugged up
with the signing of .Mniiny Murphy, an
nounced tedaj. Murpl is the former
i Itethluliem nlnver and h. sliced te burn, i
He will also get stArted In the next
game.
I Murphy is a graduate of Ilrewn uni
versity and nt one time plajcd quarter-
I back en the football team. He was a
member of the elcxeti that defeated
Harvard some five or six years, nge.
I Anether soccer game en Saturday
which proved te be decidedly cxictln
was played ut Tenth and Uutler streets
I netween the Hibernians and llardwie!;
& Magce. The Industrial I.eagueiB
were beaten 3 goals te -'. Hart Mitihec
I making all the points lr tlie winners.
r (Mr, I
MAMA BoearJ'T 1 Ji II
Want huh UTTte 1 VS.' 'Il
BOV Te Catch (Sff Iff
I I Cole no no Ne V7W '
Wlij, A " IP-
WFNZFI Tfl INVADE high-powered crews
nSnrnurnc! PROMISED FOR 1922
neiiu riLLU nLiiL
Pittsburgh Middleweight Star
Will Bex in Philadelphia Un
der "Boe Boe" Heff
General Average of Skill Will Be Belter Than Formerly
ahd the College Competition- Keener.
Navy Is Streng
Uy OKANTLAND IHCIi
HAS MET GREB 11 TIMES
January Itellcctlens
icmfcr fttoie
)V hen .the telnda of u
Aud the air ts colder,'
1 MY .Una Mater!
Il'ij; should I stay home and freeze
When the sun ts gleaming
With a pUnt en tropic sces
"Where the tides arc steaming!
When the raw gales hit my knees,
I might, under shady trees,
S'ew he getting -)s and .is.
tenfcU IL nfci b
SPEEDBOYS AND SOUTHERN
TO SEEK LARGER HALLS
West Philly and Downtewners Will Play Basketball Games en
Neutral Floers Next Year "Gym" Courts Toe Small
By PAUL PREP
Pennant for tieniiHiitenn
Otrmantewii t'rii'ket t lub.
chain-
WHST PHILADKLPIHA nnd Seuth , schools? This would solve the problem
Philadelphia Public Hlghv Schools n'id fatlsfy every one.
will iilar their Interschelastie League ,,1V'7TA,Hp,,u'Ji!n.f1V. nmenjr ethers
' rt ' iuntuvfj uvjti, .11111 vivaii-uiumt'u "j e
maie the best citizens later en. hperts
irien the. iee mcles start te flew
Jly LOUIS If. ilAI'Fti ,Ad the aales arc bolder;
niHLADKLPHfA Is about te be ln-Ml'ieii tcateh the drUtina snow
JTruilPd l.v n ml.l.llnwPl.bt "nerll." i' P ". Ac 0re.u," ,"".0'C'
.,. ,e '.,,',...... .m ,i my winy mi ' ""
miiikV i fliri in UK innui'i n iw,. .
guerre nnd he is te he brought en from
Dm. l...i. at.... iiTt... n" TTnir l'Hh n .nnuuru iieam
from a fistic standpoint he has had i J)nmi (ll semc paim. shaded spot,
plenty of experience ns n flst (linger. I where with breezes almost het
und when lie arrives here Whltey will I can ie btassie shot
1.. ....li. In .t.t. 1V ...111, tlin InnrllllV lltl MIUC (tlllOafOf.
elnvemen In hn .Tnhntiv Wilsen dlvl- , tnwst any Slitl-ftflftfd let
slen.
It was sixteen months age that
Wcnzel made a successful return te the
ring nfter being In retirement for about
four vears. During Ihe war Whltey did
some boxing in a sort of nn Instructive
way with soldiers located In and around
Plttnhiii-ph. Tn hne workouts. "Whiter
I r-nf MmcnU lii cnml conilltleu and C011-
ti,,.i Ain nfti tlm nrnilxtlce wns With Din rarfdic beaminn
signed. In the shelter of the shade
Then, discovering that he had been ' can see my flashing blade
bitten bv the boxing bug again, Wen- A the close approach is made
I zel decided te get back into ring action. H'icrc the ball is shmtng.
.That was u little mere than u year i Or, if I get bored with that
.....i ..i ti'i.ii... l.nu rmittht lii, 11. irifi.r rrtnf nun vc.xi una nui.
nw, null siui-i: ii iiilv.v im ,..ii.,u .,..- ......mw ,v--
self out of opponents around Pittsburgh catt seek a palm-spun mat,
ami in the western part 01 tue nuue. 1 1 uwntnu ih
On one of his trips te Plttshurgh. iiett
get a glimpse nt Wcnzel in the ring
and nfter some negotiations Whltey
contented te come en te Philadelphia.
The outstanding feature of Wen
zel's record Is a scries of eleven matches
with Harry Orel), who was primed for
a crack nt Wilsen's title, la being men
tioned ns a probable opponent for
Oeerges Carpcntlcr and also ns the per
son of the second part for n punchfest
vlth one J. Dempsey.
And besides these eleven scraps with
(Ireb, .Wcnzel also has met Illicit
Creuse twice, and Fay Knlser, Mike
Mcllgue, Johnny Hewnrd. Geerge thin
Whu should 1 slick vi a let
Shivering and pining t
Once.'ichcn I icas young and tough,
I could laugh at xeeather.
North winds never came tee rough
When my shin teas leather;
New if trltitcr motet a bluff
Yeu can hear me cry "Enough.
As I seek the softer stuff
Of the Southern heather.
Yen can see mc shade my eyes
Fer a leek at tropie skies
Where the xcinging bluebird flies
With a ictld elation;
t llA ti'rll nt njiittcn mil iiint untAm. -
Iiib eM Hpccd grculucB." i
.lAldnc the Race
TUB abscnej! of Ruth nnd Mcutel for-,
ii.. iii ii.t.i.. . .
inu uiBi inn ij- games lnay net .,
jovial cplRede for the .keener Yankee '
rooters, but for nil that, it helps te make fv
mc American league race.
If Ruth and Aieuscl were en hand
from the ntnrt te nwdst Scott, Ware
j Kenans nnd ethers, with the pitching ef
i Maya. He.vt. Shnwkc.v. .Tenes nml lili.1, i'
there might be no American League rice '-l
after June. i
, e eincr American ljcague rival run '
combined.
Five llrst-clnss pitchers can take art
I ordinary machine along at n merry puce
nnd for the general geed of the League
race it is just us well that Iti.n, j
Mcusel tire net en hnnd' nt the Blnrt'
ie neip in me Dig publi.
TATBN and uatlrfns are much nliw
AVX Heme was fndlnr- out nt , t. '"
! ,.. !. .inn ... i.- ,
iinu ii -nn jr.im ucterc any one
seemed te knew what was taking place.
Many n champion Is en the decline,
j nenr the outer rim of glory, who scchi
, te be nt the top of Mm prime. The out
ward signs' nre rnrely visible.
I CopurieM, tett. Al nights Ktstrvti. '
Beets and Saddle
1 There are two purse races and a ban.
dleap at New Orleans today. The Ex-
yisiur unnnicap, jieuw aUded, Is the
feature, and brings together evcnl
matched handicap lierses of the better
grade. Tippety Wltchct bail had a rest,
and the race he ran when he finished
i. te,0uy I" li'JR fcheuld win here, -IJunga
Iluck- appears net te have en.
tireiy recovered from his illness, but In
probably geed enough te give Slippery
Urn a close contest, for place.
't I1III7MTM UPII llllinnl ttl llllrt KHAAn .
7it.- L -..i.l. n mtnrt ftif AOIHC . in... '". " '""' ,u.uu'Ll imtaeF-;
ii we v iwmw u en v .""" " ' f I' ir L nuT.
0
li. III! can meet the men irie iren icalleped by Itoh Martm.
deesn t take any chaners, eithn .
Heb
I THE STORY OF McGRAW AD THE UMPS
0NCI2 upon n time there was an umpire entitled Hill Hreunan. Hill was
fi geed s"cser. although some mngnute.s said he was nil right except en
balls nnd strikes. During the season it was claimed that lie was entirely tee
friendly with .lawn McGraw. or words te that effect, and a perfect alibi was
coined. As time went mi the -alibi was used quite frequently, and Hill lest
much of his social stauulng.
One day this winter when Jehn Heydler had nothing te de he dusted off
tKe "tinware and presented it te Hrennan. Bill was sent te the Southern
League, -which is located in the fried ham und het biscuit belt, and will stay
there a J car or te. He probably will return te the big show, because he Is
tee geed te be mislaid in the alfalfa.
New comes the plot of the stnr.i . Strange things happen In baseball.
1 li, ir, VII".., ',,..,. ., It. I
......... f .. , ,luln of the Cricket uaMieieail games ell neutral uwr i.i
Club League, practically wen another season. This was announced ey Ceacli
title hv defeatlnir I'hlladelnhill Whltca Mueller, of Southern, nfter a censultn-
t goal te 0. The lone tally was headed ' tIe, Wnrn.n Wciller. West Phila- "iclilii"ir
nte the net .1. Heard following a iicipnia it
corner kick by Tatiiall. ,lc'f,',in M mfl,ter- . nte J1 ,m
The big games In the Allied first di-I "The recent gnmc between est "es for tu
vision between olfcmIcn-siiere nivi .Philadelphia and Southern proved con- I
I Viscose nnd Puritan and Kensington c1uMtpIv ,hnt ft biKger hall in which Hrjn Atlen Five
SlWS"l.lte ta tf W 1'W ur games Is needed." said j JJA8KKTIIAM. seen will be made a
ilelnhln I.enene Albien kept Its record Mr. Mueller. "In the gymnasium, ila-' major sport at HrS Athyn Acad-
f.,n ti,n .ni.ti elemi ilefciitinz (.'otislie- 10....1 i.i.i.i. i .nu nvflmnteil tiintic'n. according te recent reiierts. Offi
cannot continue In the high schools
without the co-operation of the city.
Se it would be a great thing for Phlla-
ir ( euncii would tnkc n leek
matter of getting proper facill-
the public high schools.
Whrm the. caribou still ream
And big icebergs chum the foam
In some Arctic station
Hut I only feel at home
li'Afre (Acre a peranlratt'eii.
dtli
Harvard
ltctte.r T.iiek. I1nnli-I n,,i
Tenes entry: second. (Jnmllirui-i pif,"
illoncre Hlue; third, Itcdmen. Laili
'Luxury. Sister Flo; fourth, .lehn S
Iteanlen. Blitrney Stene, Eternity
i sixth, Miss Fontaine, Scotch Verdict.
. ,. ,i I , . """" "evcnin, Anna uaiiup, Mid
the Navy and Cernell, i night Sun, Alex, Jr.
and Princeton, is understood that legal cemnll-
i nnx in rntrnpii f tim l""..i - ......
W"W
a.umbla.Pennsyivan,aandSyrac,p(-
and possibly n Western challenger, 1U , (owing the suspension of nrrests of l
I Southern Friday it was cs
.tlmnted thntCI.n' "ecerdlng te recent reiierts
1 ei ,''a',, nt t'1P Hcthajres lnstitutle
And eveii,r(, Werklns 'tt a schedule, an
tutlen new
aud will
the nenr
i.ecken - gimis te y. i ,. , I (V,0 witnessed the game
Leacuc Canadian War VctcniiiH weii i mete than this number did net get into ' announce It conic time in
from Paradise '-' te 0. while lairvlew the 'syin.' , , . , , t"!l,re- . , ... .
mil Gorden F C. each scored one goal. I "We chaiged fifty cents ndnussler. Ihe news that Hryn Athyn has
cl e.i..i .i ,i.ii tn n 4 in '' ilf- i l.'.in'n, tu imne.-t thnt the crowd again decided te have u court team
feat at the hands of Wlldwoed und Nn- ' wouldn't be se large. Later I wished will be welcomed heartily by scholastic,
we had ehnigeil n ueinir. i ne k.i i '"" ' uu cuj. imn u(u mc kuuui
was se nnclted that J ou could haidlj i had a quintet, nnd it was among the
breathe, and the teams had a hinder' best In this vicinity
allow) JBl 7
irvO'nT77 jMStBS
ilvitv nml Aws'iislen iilnved a close
anic nt the former's lield. Ascension
winning out In the final halt 1 te 0.
Arrange Schedule
At n special meeting of the Ameri
can Sneer League, held in New rb
jesterdai. games for the nevt month
were arranged ns fellows te be plnjid
I..,. ,1 lnnvine tile tlOOr BCtWCCH 1 UC
inihes thnn the did pl.ijlng."
Geed Mine
The nitlen tii'.cu b t ciclies .uic.i. i
am Weiller
The icasen Hryn Athyn cut basket-
Wenzel's last bout was en New
dear's I've, when he was stacked up
against Lee Fink, a sn"esedly "bad
man" with the dukes, at McKcespert,
nnd all that Whltey did te him was
sock him for n row of red -cress tents
in less than n minute of actual action
In the first round.
Tlcfore bringing Wcnzel en te Philly.
.11-- Tlt J. .,..., -...,. 1 - ,
iioe iioe n negotiating wuu leeni . ..... i... :- i i... Vi L . ,. .. . v ' "
matehmukers for a bout, and Muxle ; neM .i'e manner crew- --' ' :' c, ,"edc n. I'idiiy. general
age. i ne general iivciukc en,.. , ...,i i me trncis, mniic uus state-
power will be higher ami me cuiupun- unm
lien Keener man ever ocieri;. "" i-;-crew
that beat- the Nw eight wen t
be se many strokes nwny from lirs'.
place In the final ranking.
A Pointed -iuery
SCB," comments 1 M. L "that
boxing promoters insist they must
! believes thnt it is a matter of only n
j wees, or two oeiere tne l-itcsDurgu oienu
win oe nmeng inesc prcbcnt in the
Quaker City.
LONG AND SHORT OF IT
IN OLYMPIA HEADLINER
Jee Lynch and Patsy Wallace Meet
in Eight-Rounder Tonight
The tnil and short of it in the ban
ball from its list of sports was never i tamw eight division will mingle In the
made public Ne one was able te wll),,.up ,lt le Olynipia tonight when
understand whv n school huvlinr nth- . r ' , , , . "
leies f the caliber turned out at II. A. I Tc"' Lynch, elongated puncher of New
would drop the game, i-spirlull.i since 'erk, takei en the miniature mauling
This track is conducted lir limine.
men of New Orleans te stimulate Inter
est in New Orleans as a resort for tonr tenr
sts net for profit, but for the bct
Interest of New Orleans. I cannot cec
any reason for hampering our work."
i I de mere S"ci rer
. t 1- I..1...1I ! I'llll lilllMllllll . . I i.l l. I . I- .. ... ..
en the grounds el i the ttrst nameii ciuu-: n ui,wie disi.ciuiii ..... ,, -ichi reenni whs man nmu en uiu mts.v Wallace, of Heuthwnrk, in n
.Tanuarv 14, Falce A. C. s. J. & than nnj thins ''" It is ii well-Mi w " curl by the school. Hut it ulwajs sehisluled eight round bout. Lynch will
' i ..iits. Tall Kiier vs. Philadelphia; fact that the institutions in tlie ""' renini I u mvstery. Innv height and reach en little Pas-
l.-i Harrison vs. Tedd's Shlpjnrd. New schelnstle League Iiiinc needed a puui Heweier. old da.s will be forgotten ,ale, but the Italian Is a sllpperv per-
Yerk vs. Philadelphia; J1, Phllndel- in which te p'ny for wiine i line. hen Hryn Athjn again places Its son in the ring and should make Jeseph
tihiii vs. Fall lllvcr ; 'J'-'. New Verk vs. At the present time Northeast liigu ()jntct en the court for competition, extend himself,
l'all Klver Tedd's Shlpvard vs. Falee is about the only whoel in tue circuit , 'j-1P NCi,00i jH wire te have one of the Anether bnntam bout is en for the
. ii' 1-uii Hirer 'm. .T . A- V. with a rymnaslum large enough te ne- in teams in these parts, and the date semi-final with Danny Kramer onnesed
Coats, Philadelphia h. lalee A. C. ;
JH. Ilarrieen vs. Falce A. C. Tedd's
Shlpvard vs. Fall Itiyer. New Yerk vs.
.1 . I. Ceats: February 4. Philadel
phia vs. Harrison. Fall Klver vs. New
erk. Falce A. C. vs. Tedd's Ship-
niin 4i .. !"" --e- . . . .
commedate the crowds which go te tne tjie 0pCning game will be watched
games. ucrmnniewn. '""""""'for with mere tniin erutnnry interest
Southern and West Philadelphia a 1
haw- gymnasiums entirely tee small, ' ,,,.,
I it is tee bad they can't be given i Heading lllfilt Has Gelf Team
better euarters. . .. T) FADING HIGH SCHOOL has or
T AV
It would be easy te rent a halt in
Brcnnan was canned bct'uuse of apparent fnendsnip for McfJrnw. ami no
aoencr did he take the uit than who should appear but Paul Sentelle. th
-walloping Wep, who was one of the Iiim athletes te make Jehn Mitra
finish second in a two-man battle rejnl.
Once upon a time Paul was shortsteppinK for the Phillies. In these
days Jnwn loved te ride the hostile players, especially the newcomers. He
put en the spurs and rode Sentelle one afternoon, and the Italian came b.iek
with tonic choice, sharp retorts In his native tongue. McGraw didn't gather
what he wus sujing, but the motions were verv suggestive. Se he hopped the
new 'player after the game, and, according te the musty old tiles nnd Hill
Fhelan, Mac was handed u lovely lacing.
After this Sentelle drifted te the miners and later became an umpire. He
made geed and was signed te work in the National League next season.
vard; .-,. Tedd's Shipyard vs. Philadel-., would ne w . - - - , xv guiZcd a golf team.
.,,. New YerlL vs. l.aj.lsen. fienurye'acce mnedatcib
te Chalky Wimler. Chalky is the touch
nnd aggressive lad from Pittsburgh
whom Dan'l failed te step in a prcvleiw
match.
Pre! I ma: nebby Rurman ts. Jee
Memlell: Jee Miller vs. Buddy Fltz-
ganized u coif team. The team will I gernld. and Hilly Plmpus vs. Artie Mc-
"T
J. linrtlir
charge high prices becatibe the bexen-
inslst upon such Dig purses, nut wuy
such big purses? Twenty thousand dol
lars for n Hlngle boxing match should be
very heavy pay for Huff, Leenard or
Wilsen. Why should the public be
soaked te meet wuch exorbitant de
mands?" Mainly because the public nt large
sCeUIS te DC Willing. 10 oilier mmn
teems te be necessary.
NEXT te New Yerk, St. Leuis con
trols mere baseball talent than any
ether city, and with u flick or two from
S.V. h-niT of NT beneath en'e of j ?$? JM
the New Yerk machines. ifunaicap at aVS te l. mraln dbfeatlrvs
Branch Klekey's Cardinals have the
better chance, but overcoming a World
Scries winner thnt has been further
strengthened isn't the mellowest assign
ment the season offers.
FIVE EIGHT-ROUNDERS
n,e Thin Uemmcnt
I'hilnilMnliin mny be
armory
able te
Intcrschelastlc Cann
tournaments, be
lies, with ether
T ie Tltoreugbbred Ilerscincn's A;.e-
claUen has made the following rule?
regulating the engagements of jeckejs:
'Operative ufter January 10 the rcgu-'
Inr beuufidn emnlevcrs shall mnt nil
eutside riding engagcmeuls for tli?Jr f
contract riders und no ether agenta fhafl .
be recognized. Ne pecflen thall be peV- '
mined te neid u contract en a jeckc.i
unless such person hub u stable of
horses."
Hatunt Icul tome lively contests yrstm
a ly. The tlttli runnliut f the CarlMmr
llanalcnp was wen by Illvcrfldn at r. te 1
AJtu. Ilnv It w-an rccenU una Leulu A. tMM
rtie epjnlnff dvh win wen by Jam?. Willi
KIW l. aeceiul anrt Oeldn nel th.rl.
U.'J w ioek ine secena. Jllliy iioeto anil
uuvner nnd The Hey Pwep Clcn wan
w-i-unu. i uvam, inmanei una toienei cnu
run In the erder named In the sixth Zulu
land wen th deenth. with Daly Taust Mc
md und .Mildred third.
secure
institutions.
Giorge W. Delnney, Jr., well known
Johnny Dundee Headi Card at the
Ice Ralacc Tomorrow
Tlie first indoor show te be st.igcd
here where each of the five scheduled
I . .. a .. nlnflt t Ml Mil C jl 1 I t1 t tfl II 1I11
be lield at the Ice Palace, Forty-fifth i could find a place with ease
md Market streets, tomorrow night
i -iiiiiiiii-imi " ".; r.i.,. ,.,.m. 1 li'erge v . ueiancy, .ir., wen anewi
Welghtman II.ill. or the C aln aim fll ,1p ,!(.rUMlU.,. r ( Im, bcen elcctC(
ery; Central could nU tlw 1. rjt ptllln of . ,,, .Tes(.pll 1Iggpm
liesimenr uruiuij , ",;,. .i:. the lliilen Hnll f'lnli nrefess ennl. will ?e.e luenmen i prnicnaienai. . ii-a
,,, the ball lermerly occupied ey iu :......,".- tr i -., '... I honor n tne yainatn intrpauciery. the sprint
V- t ,.. it rlipw street nnd . uu mm minui ilium- i epeninc ivrnt or tne i;man teuniry uiuii-h helievn t
u?:: r",aBUvenue. while Fr.inkferd WnR candidates. an,l among these, X..e b.u. rlbben mldwir U.t teur-,r
jerry uicienucner, jvcnuctu v ciua, -
iw nignt. ,. m i.i !.. n.i
One champion, three contenders andiv' , ,n Iri. 0i
he nrecram ' rue, ii. n .-., r'. frl.-
Johnny Dundee, junior
six. star pener uer i.rc en tne iiregrpi .. ,... -; -, - . - ., ...,
iigntwcigni uui. ii r. ?"'- -.:. .f
IV
0XDEU hew Paul and -lawn icxll yet along'
champion, will appear in the final with why ceuldn t t '
Whltey Fitzgerald. the schools. A place built
The fourth bout presents Mickey tcr Circus, feri, rj at
aces.
rhercfere.
the city get a pluce for
UKe tne win win
Bread nnd
TTOW come Paddock having the i
Four Tie at Tarnet I -"1- insiest pair el human legs
FOUr lie at Targets ' ,..-l, .I C A. ".Tuck Donaldsen, the'
nii",?.iBifShfS,c,iJ,i V&'U?" Australia,, sprinter, new working in
thr nienuet Club, rhllartrlplila: V. II. Ij. New Yerk, has all official record fill"
land. IMttabureh K. W. I'aeKard. Nw Tern 100 vards in AllHtrnlla of 0 .'1-8. In
Atnieiie. -iud iun.;ieur. aim. n. i.. .iioea. .i,iu(. . .!, , ini. , lPeti pip ,t
ter the """"'"" lw V ", ,v . Vi
recerus up te iuu uiuieiB. .niuiv
hat Donaldsen is the greatest
;hat ever lived, hut hcrvicc in
Fred Nichols and Lcrey Spenagle were
the most prominent.
Although it Is rather early, the pros- I
nects for the baseball season are the
brightest in yenrs. The freshman i
clans has excellent material. Included i
In this is n pair of hattcrics, among ;
REAL FICTIOX AND A SHORT STORY
scornful
TTI3K mocking
XX There was n note of derision in everj gushing gurgle.
laugh broke tlie stillness of the summer night.
and he he who
was striving vainly te make u favorable impression and keep up the cenver
satien wan nonplussed.
They snt In the moonlight Lights twinkled en the long, white stenni
yachts parked in the harbor far below. Frem the highly polished marble
Tlllii nestling among its statel.v trees came a faint strain of the latest jazz
music. The garden was redolent with recent flowers. Alse hetivj with re-es
11 the. bill te which there wns crent 'i-nlrv In the
u'-ii,.... r s.-,,.nri, ,. i,n ... in h,i .n i nrrry nuvvin, ;-- ... . -. ----- -
jfr'ii.,i.,i t .V.e ,,,,., nerfectinn. Here every one ceiiu uc i junior hlgli-sclioei league.
soldier ""X,T- ,l iffi ,Z,1 "I". Jecommedkted. and even nn Indoor j The pitchers this season will be
hers are Phil O Dowd, of Columbus, vs. uec emmmini ,,i,i i, ,,,i , ! .... ,.. .-,, r ,,. .
,f5f ISIS'" 7i2TCi lAAi 'qU?" PIpMa is "gein te be , h7 S racusV" InteVnaUena." "league
lyiLe -of Cle'vclaml v lattlini ""' "w et th" Saul-Cjiiteniilil. j nub. n Ilcaillnir High Rrudiml... Steve
I .lemer. et Lltvcianu. vs. nattily, ,. jarg(i places will be built for the I Ycrl;cs wln c)iicU thc mtieldcrs and,
,la,K- n-inn. Therefore, why ceuldn t the M, ,i.... ,i. butters use thc rleht
u.iun."n. ----- - - - ... ., ".. .
.... i...ti.i nnn nf these new and et tne i ......1....1 1.. i.i..i.. .i. i,ii
Marshall Ferd Married schools use It until the time of tlie fulrV ' ",uu '" "' J"'"
JUrahall w uienhi lord mnarffr ir me Then after tllC Dig occasion tminui 1
OCT THr STOPPj7
r-v off op? S lv r,p&fr
;- te"' ; 1ur;"B,lh, '"V 1'4",0"' tf lie left stand ng for thc uk of the , New Grid Ixague 1
by Dan c)Pld durlne th rtirlnt- 1C ltl1 lu"v"" n,,r,iv,i . 1 1. ,,
ie and luek unto hlniar f v ifs . A CCOUDING te (. O.lcll 1 llliani 11.
j Y's KrUX I , F.mrey. of Bethlehem High Scheel.
I there is u well-defined movement under
wnj for thc formation of u State Inter-
l'tnn foeth.
i an vlstt'd
i ihah helldli'
Cord Is a senior n uu- vv narten 1 nmii and
will rnciilve Ma illplema In Junf Hi n n
neuncrii that he will conttnue hli mudiei for
1 the renmlndr et ihe year und graduate Mth
htn clam
. . , . . ,, . . 1 wnj ler 111c leruiiiiiun 01 u ninic nuer-
TOP, TIPLIT might net knew what , helastic Football League. The circuit
.. S Vnt t igna liimiit . ...it (i.. 1 a. ft. 1.
Results of Week-End
Soccer Games Here
She lifted her face in the moonlight - u gentle, beautiful, refined face.
but with n touch of scorn in her arching eiebrews lie sat behind her, ner
vously twisting Ills Imported Panama out of shape until the Macktn label was
unrecegnisable.
He was confused by her mocking lnugliici .
j 'Don't say thnt." he muttered desperately I w,,i t tHw-vc it I"
She did net reply.
"Please be reasonable," he continued, brekenlj. "I I thought I was
right nnd jeu would be glad te hear it. I "
She Interrupted him by gentl.v placing her hand en his coat sleeve.
w
(CtfOl 'BU a awful sap," she said m duhel tones. "Where de you
W . ., . ,.. -j .11 iit.. 11 . r.. j ....11 ,. '- ,t-.
gel Xnai stujj uu uj 1 11 ny, iiveny i.'vnwi i in jicc t ciiuicr
i the chin and knock him for a goal.'"
Copyright. 1013, bv 1'ubllc Ledger Cempsim
en
PUN VOLLEY-BALL PLAY
U Kiiminaxien leurney te ucciec iecu
Cup Winner
Volleyball teams from Industrial es
tablishments, schools, colleges und local '
brnnehes of the V, M. C A. will be
f eligible te compete for the A. Provest
Idell Cup which gees te the winner euch
year of the Philadelphia championship.
The trophy, which is te be perpetual
and is given each year te the teuni win
jilng It, has been offered by A. P. Idell,
tl.m tfAFiniiiitnll'll A' At. M. A.. wIlO
ut i v !- -""" -v ,rr ---;.,.,-.. ,1 .
lender of volley pan 1 iiciivitivn 1 "i
I plenshlp of thc Fnstci-n Fnlted States
In elimination contests at Fatcc-en, N.
1 J., lust jear, but the Philadelphia
championship lins never been decided '
The eeiumlttee which has tlie trophy
111 (hurgn will arrange few mutche.. 1
among the contending teams, and when
the field has beeji sifted out the sur- 1
vlvlng ttauiH will plnv elimination
matches during the mouth et April. It
Is planned te have all teams play n
sericH of three mutches, each team plnj
Inz once en its own fleer, und If u
third match is necessary, en a ncutrul
1 tap iciiucr et vui.vy .... 1 't,;,, team wlnn(ng the cup each year
h The Oerolewn tcuniIS the chan- will uave us numc inscnucBwp me cup
AMi:mcNN t.i:rjfj:
riiiindi-iphu " ' s j r 10. is 1
1 nifKKT c i.f :.i:.vfiui'
Tir- D!illen
nsrm.T-tewn c (' 1. Phll vvi. 101 1
I'lilludelp'i'.i Iledii 1 1'enti, t
INTEUI UAOIMJ OvVir
Hitcrntdnn. 3. Ilardnlcli Ma&ee .'
Ai.i.n.n m;aei'i:
1'irat Dlvtiler. 3t!en A
Turit.in 1: Xenmratnn 1.
vVolfendn-Shorf , 1 . Vlnuise t
Fiction I
(at. ullan War -trans, J, laiaj.ae 0
1'alrvlew. I CKirden V. C . 1.
Heoend Dl l!e i
V tlonefxl 01 n .ei' "
l'.lMhern '.'. Ilrltliih VV.i- n ..nn I
Kiynoed. 3, L'uhthoure 11. C . '.'.
Third Dlm.iin North! Siclien
1'nltenvllle. 1. Ol tj. I
Clever ": Wnndrfrr. 0
i erlnthlan 7; Ollirr Ilrethr. I
Urren TUbben. 1. Caiijra, 1
,'erthrat Hoctlen
niaiten Sled . Farrn A 3
Hunahlne. , fleblns, :'
WlialtiemlnE. i. Vltler, 1.
I I'aul, l l.lhtheu II r . I
n.msers. 6. I' O S. of A . 1
Went Philadelphia first Ii; isien
Vlctrlx. 3. llelment. 'j.
Iiunklrli, 1. SthuilUlll rtansera. 0
Albien -'. C'onthehoeiion, 0
Hireiid DlvlVen
Mdan A A.. - vV-ni Knd 1
I arch'Tued H -. ' DunklrK Hi xcr.C5,
lirtlnUi". a Anc."i
fourth Dlvla.un J.ertheait Scllen
s a r. r lub t- " VlnteM 0
Scanlml. O. Victer. 0.
St A.lerfa 0' I'raiiKfO'd Albien' 0
Llihtheuse Ileven, ", homenet, 1.
QUAKKIt CITT LKAQt'E'
i'untlrld. 4. nimbler. 1
ityette Deys' Hub 2. I.ehlnh Valley
UiiHrnad. n.
Mickey. St Irfe. t!
Ulsnten Juniors, 4. Rens of TeiiiPej-ance, 0.
CXHiniTION QKKKH
v Atcenslen, tl NatMur. 0.
J hlngs are for, but he does knew
w hy arc Uukch. i
I
JacU Killy l net W,""1'1, tnrmi of gt m
bllnV. but th-y never feel him en the she.:
. samn.
Carpcnticr has inited a mustache.
Attn boy, Carp, say ivckrep a stiff
'upper Up. t . 4
Sweets te the sweet and monkey meat
te the A's they're tall-enden.
would include teams from Stcelten,
Lancaster, Heading, AUeiitewn. Verk,
Norrlstewn, Mount Curmel. Kimton,
Scranton, Lebanon und Hethlehem.
These schools would he In the eastern
and middle section, while Johnsten,
McKcespert, Alteena, Wiiliainspert,
Greenburg and Uric will be in the
western section,
The plan, according te Mr, Fmrey,
is te divide thc league In two sections
of ten teams each. A schedule will he
arranged for each section, und the win-
ners of each league meet for the cham
pionship at thc end 'of the season.
sweaters and letters
I nvliew, thc Habe can probably pUy
I it 'better than he can sing firbt buss.
i
i itr rraA that seme fight manaacrs ' TTv'OOTHALL
are boycotting Tex Itickard Heme guys were presented te the members of
;,.,. all the luck. the vanity team by Couch 12. ('. Mc-
' Arthur, of Peddle Institute,. The fel-
t-.iienaer 'en n no leitrs lu-h .n 1.0ml, , lowing players were awarded the
.iilti. thorn aru enl feni-u in the ii-uraity "V" : Hutchllisen, Hills, Jel-
Iphabet. , x lenie, Stiller, Itobllisen, Shapley. Lew.
I jim o-ceiinell mT 1m- worth sis.oeo, het Mellnct. Leenard. Lannin, Weller,
I netiiiiM remember he eenicn from the land Hurke, Preseett. Captnlll Suilgcr'nnU
of aunUln lemeim. Manager Selnnldt.
It was announced after the prcsenta- 1
Shecker bad a fracture of the wrist, 1 tlen that Preseett, fullback, had been 1
which, we opine, would never have hap- I elected te lead the team in ME!. He
nencd had he kept a wateb en it. H 0I10 0f the most pepulur athletes in
I . ' the school.
Kggs, ill particular, complain about I
, the breaks. t Miami Open Pole Season
' i-.ilnm1a inlalit hare known there nil lllaml, I'le.. Jin ti The largest ereuil
. Cwl hfaln for Ifcf Her. that eir wltncaied u isile t-dine ,r Mt
trouble brum ier ir tended the icnleat icaurday lis which Hull-
Inc ntdae f'ub dfKlid the riumlns'i (Juii.
win. a.l the tallc about eemmerf all.m In by II "'", '".'h'1-11 J., w.ltin.ln t""",,a
0. 1,.... fi funny Iht never aucuia cm- , rompeaed ut -lull' a I lelavhinann. Harp
lellflje", 1 J" '"""' ( i:Bt Carl t 'ritwferil mill II If. Uaatler. The
inerrlal euinxee ... I'lamlnKO llne-un Iniluiled C'nrl tl Klalinr.
, J. O. Coeloy, Ilobert I'ullecl. and WlllU.u
If loeka as tlieugn 1110 rt s win even Miner.
imve u buttle for the cellar title this
year. , . ,
favB
500 Extra Trouser
Suits in a New and
Separate Department
TROS
i
5UIT DTORE
(TnirdFloer at Elevator Doer)
rpiIE popularity of this section of our busi-
ncss is unmistakable.
Te give men and young men Super
qualities during our January Sale, you can
cheese from 500 Suits (all new), worsteds,
tweeds, fine Winter woolens, at these prices
1
V
RRflf
'Tis said added starters in the re
getta- this icar tcill be Cook's Cruise,
We don't care If we de get SucU tn
Is eeluniB ine eieymei- maw u
ifOHUSeu 10 g.110 ua a mi..
Te Hener Scheel Soccer Champa
Cnal-h Valter ricllferrt. of the rllli.nninn
I'tetaeti ee-r ,,Tn. ftr he lum fnur jeim
.'JO TWO-TROUSER SUITS AT 0- A rA
IJ5 TWO-TROUSER SUITS AT 94.KA
i45 TWO-TROUSER SUITS AT OeVf)
Car need a
new top?
We'll Ifulltf you a new top
right here In our own plant
Yeu arc assured et absplute
aat Intact Ien.
All styles and sizes et tops
at lowest possible prices.
Get Our Estimate Ne Obligation
Phene Poplar 4697
Laraon-Oldsmebile Ce.
800 North Bread St.
e
LYMPI
A
Bread ted Bainbridie
MONDAY i;r JAN. 0. 10W
P1MPUS vs. McCANN
MKXSENOLK UUDDY
Miller vs. Fitzgerald
nnnnv jeii
BURMAN V5. MENDELL
DANNY S HOLMlS CIIAMiY
KRAMER vs. WIMLER
inn n uei'M- r.r
LYNCH vs. WALLACE
enU nn ante, Nrhett'a Cfr. I'-th aiuf
Fllhert Sin r''en I nn.l 40011
ZC.
mHBDEI0t
nr..,n ni08 wvt 107
IJCEPALACEg
imrf It MARKET STREETS
BrimniTr i.mwui vituiiiiiiuii ni hip nil w , v iiii
lender a hn'iuet ie M chuiiuileiiH In the ' aXIIII
u.iiiiiiirlum nf the Bletoen MchrMii. n u,..i iXlll
md Alleiehny uvtnuj, et 4 o'eloolc t,i' . VlNI
Hfternien. rren,iliem mer In tw iioeor VSv
cum. HJ t) jrretent nJ airem the KV , u.
i younpiwre. nj, W h
'Jsa. I ft'
Wanamaker & Brown
Market at Sixth for Mere Than till Years
s
Truit Said We. C.uH Net Bui "Si
We Mil Run fi
40ROUNDS 40
VMiftT wntTT a ftnr.nf!K
WflNDPR All. STAR RARD
THSISTHESHOW
, YOU WILL SEE . fTl
0 TUESDAY NIGHT, JAN. 10 Q
U .gQUND BOUTS I
A I. . BATTI.IOU
ZIEMER v.. HACK
ABr unit
GOLDSTEIN vs PERRY,,
kb tiirtv r inr
H O'DOWD vs O'DOHNELLia1,
x, WALKER vsBARTFIELDI
C DUNDEE vs FITZGERALD
TICKETS IN DEMAND
Due te this demand, ih mint ,
rcempany all rcervtlen.
PRICES, $ I, $2, SZmSsU
I TlcWeti t Ic ritici M32 6. Pnn
Ja i Oiir.Khai( in R fty-, '.
, dill'i 2H 1 J. Othi TamlUr'i BlUUrd
' t J MvL.a 's.el-. a.tA Maidfte
TaTt. '.r- ii a inil.1 Th tfub. L.
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