f! ft ." .w i t ri , I ",n Effidjiflfty ,ti,l it -V 1 "? Jr- i. ' j, (. -0!ANU: 18 Recerd Squad of Varsity and Freshmen Crew Candidates Repert te Coach &$P i6(, , amy r PHILADELPHIA'S GREATEST Used Car Sale FRANK SHULTE STILL WAVES YE OLD MACE n last of Famous Cubs in Harness Will Continue Trying te Pele Base,, Hits Along Pacific. "Last of Mohicans" Uy GRANT1VVND RICE f;il!IAI't!i '" ''y suggcBis n... A reader.' "you'll Blip In n verse or t,ve about our crews." tuUunh uc never made tin never maac inc tiieni. Attendant en an inland college, Tarred Iv a somewhat unnempt are V.,. mldina ie our shell-spun InnlrlCdnC. fit standing en neutral shore, n ,Um rcantta. race or tourney. Thtn tee leek en a driving ear "Vs always knew its worth the 4' jeutney. " i. , ,rlm makes n college crew 'With foul and spirit seldom shoddy) i man (please write it down) all r hrel te head, in heart and hedy. 7tr ichen the final sweep is made hltlrt. (TAI slogan's written en each blade- "There's no loom near here jar the quitter." TIIB day's nn11 brings in n word or chfcrful prccHnp: from Frank Wild- Jlrc Schtiltc hip nsi or. ncum uua. Wildfire, wire Is Btlll In hnrncsa, nn nn eiinces that lie will close out Ins career fe the balmy drift of the rnclfic Coast. where he expects te contlnue pellns bite lilts ter 6ome time te come. Ever, Tinker. Chance. Kllng, Shcckard, Ilof Ilef nan, Otcrnll. IJrewn nnd Ilculbach turnfil In tlicir iiiiiiurins, qiuiu ii ejiuu ire. but IMC OIU lienii:-! mi mui in mu .' ... .i. h.Ia. ...i.ni..i, r Cuds, whh iu k'"1"1- nii-iii.;w them nil, refuses te be surprcssed. May he wave en forever, u ncrc nre tee tew of the Old Guard left as it is. Knack of Pnsdnj: IP YOU huvc the knnck and the right Instruction, the rest comes with n zip. c ran ncress Johnny Mehanlt, I lie 8tnr pnssint: linen irem Xetrc Darac, n few dnja npe nnd were sjtenlsbcd te Icnrn tbnt Johnny had never gene In for the forward pass te ny great extent before this year. "Yeu i, be remarked, "uc always hnd Geerge Uipp te nnnuie our passing, una .with Geerge en the job no oife else was needed. 1 had done some passing, of course, but net te any great extent be fore this year." In spite of which Mehardt's patslng wrought mere dam te than that of any ether star. Head liners JVTO COUNTRY, evej had three such IN tenuis htars as Tilden. Johnsten nd Itichurds," wc read from an ex change. MACK AND GIF Athletics' Manager: Jehn Shibo nnd Washington Chief Talk Details of Trade THREE-CORNERED DEAL Jehn Hhilic. liiisincss manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, and Cennie Jfsck, manager, were In conference In Washington today with Clark Griffith, president of the Washington Club, ever the details of a trade which, according te current reperlh. may send Iteccr Pecklup lugh te the Nationals nnd bring Jee Judge and "Hing" Miller te the Jlacknien. The trade in view was bald te involve the trailer of Third lSnM'iimn Jee Dugan from the Athletics te WnHljing WnHljing ten and Ids later exchange te Bosten for the shortstop and cnptaln of last jear's champion Yankees. What ad ditional compensation Griffith is rendy te offer ISoMeu was net Included In the reports, ulileh for baseball gossip ap- reareil te he timiMiulIy well Hiibbtun tlated. Harrj Kni7c"'. owner of the Red Sex. ie Xew lurk istprihiv Kliitpil tlinl hn looked fei the luiisuiiiiimtieii of tlie deal by TburMlaj . J. C. MARTIN LOSES local Gelfer Beaten In Advertisers' Tourney at Plnehurst I'lncllTlrtt X' r I.im 1( fnln, (' Jlart 111 . Jr . Hunt iii'-ilitii Vnllev. uilrt defeated hi V. i:. Cenklin, Dun weedy. lour and tin co. tediix in the Ih-ht round of the Winter (!nlf I.cnirnii nf Ail- Nertising Imerchts' teurunineat here. . A. II. Iligglns, Ht. Anilrews, de feated G. II. Huzbj, Atlnntlu City, trlx BB'J fic. Award Memerial Medal jL""."!"l,0"n 5I.. Jn. 10 r-The llrenKa (J'lierUI Medal awarda iinrfuiilly te thn iSfi dt,,rvlnit member of Iho WIIIIhiiib .' 'wi'iiiu leam. ii;ih Deep cuen tnn li ,'n Cpinln Lduard A Knriin, et i:umi J'i '." " W,,H -iimouiiceil today. The m )?' ," !' I'll "lied In memory of the ('' HeM'lere Kroekn. ruptaln or the 1001) tn, w)u wub Killed In the world war. Germantown vsChlnese Stars lmirV'bi "'""""town casre team, of Iho v"'lin al ihe lllleu Tlientrn nil ThurHiluv ilmi m'i ,,ll"nc,r ""I Play unultwr bee- "n.iz. A . .,M" iuuwiiib eeK. l.al ween h ,".!. lu" ,u "IC ChlneiiH ut the IIIJeu. r 10-10 nnd the I).-lce Cluu wunts nn "r crack ut the Uilintiils Bouts and Saddle i.'B.'s t'haiiiiliiii is favorably plnced l? wc Piccadlllj Claiming Handicap, at irft.,1 iumj. mceg unti jnne u eiivnr ie uc 1(10 contenders. vt6es wiiieh becm best in ether raccti Vht ... ..,... ,...,. ,. lvT.i '"'- )uuui .UIUK, un Time, Ilcr- M xt , . l,Kl cien ilK .AP;.N?TdccL: third Klrali, ;vrta; second lni'O lleh.n Atkln Iln- I... ,, "' mini ivuilll, ACC 01 8 Tur?rt fhurclilH: Hfth Careline ilVtli Ti,.eim.,!t t-'"101"!1' tirace Fester; S7JclieHiu. Our lllrthday. Kunr feiette rcient i rvi,,u... t ,.i... cone ae Armcc, Verity. Sutri!iai'"a1:. rirst ncc-Klins O., P'fi "ceud-l.ee Untield ii,.?.1 rk 1-lght Fan antic: third risen. , "'ft.i.0"Vel r. &1ILLIM l( nrl l I """ (illl'. w,T.Ur,t,l,rJu,iBc "utlrett. Kent- Siri," p'10 llelRlH" : fh Coleuet I "it 8 yJalie'li lUu1p" 'l,n,.c,.T blxthi: "ryjaiu! Uaker, Avn 11.. Zoe. M. . . . LV ,,'ted i the sjiecdy celillng i, i which vSSSi': aflllcied in or the beat l.nr.... i'WMsT It will i. u us'"1.1 wl" " "Id leg k "is Lung1 "v;'"' "'VJ l,e,t0 " '. I11' Olbuin ,,r iie for,!!i "e h nMned by mtSi tu M1", J'UelllMle werhl. It was ! rtnuirii."i7 .''T"L .".UA ltoyce Iloels, ,. . 'i her.", tu' "K go lee te i efllclal . t ivr- D DUGAN Undcrestlmatlne no uhit Hi- hril. Ilnnre of this trio, the above statement might come In for a challenge. Australia at one tlme was able te offer. Droekes, Wilding and Dunlop. Knglaild had the two Dehcrtys and Gere or Harrctt. The Uulted States had Lnrncd, Mc laughlin and Ileals Wright. Just tit present Tlldcn, Johnsten and Richards loom nbevc the Held. iuiiVi' W(l,iUi ,lhcy ,mve overpowered Wilding, llroekes nnd Dunlop V Or the two Dehertys nnd Oere? Or McLetiRliHn, Larncd mid Wright around 101? " Tlldcn can take his plnce among the greatest of all time. Johnsten Isn't very far away. IJut young Richards hasn't quite yet earned his place In the International galaxy that has known such wonders ris Wilding, Dehcrty, llroekes, Larncd and McLeughlln. miLDEN, Johnsten and Richards haye the long caravan today. They fchpiild jie Btreng enough te face any field this next campaign. And thnt, ler the time bciug, Is quite enough. "TJOW much the better of the deal, - in the way of playing strength, de you figure New Yerk get from Ilos Iles Ilos ten in the late rxchnuge of 1'cck, Picrcy and Cellins for Scott, Jenes nnd Bush?" inquires L. F. D. Aieut 28S per cent margin would put it geutly. W AND T. was rated anywhere from u i. BiCC?n(1 flLth P,nce ,u Ul Est. but that doesn't offset the fact thnt W. nnd J. would have had an even chance against any Kastcrn rival. Wc can't recall n machine se badly underrated the bulk of the tensen. Hither Way Somewhere in thn hle-in ,... ,'.'" tfic '0"" oppreachlng run, 'Jhrettgh the heather and the tt trOt, iii-i p "l"iint the pin. i, imiu i ei una ruminate On myjrescn, wind-swept fate. Dreaming of an afternoon i the golden month of June, 1 oexling like a pep-cyed clown, Ftvc or six or seven down. 'pni3 battle for the cellar champion .T ".!ilp,Jn J'etb ,,,nKUM this boasen eu.u uu mU closest struggle known. ever I Cepvrtaht. H2M. All Rights Ktttrved. Basketball Statistics wTF.ncei.umm: uiveun nartm'mli l l'l.oeJi vm. !: I" ri9i j'rnn. Cernell. 0 .000 CalumSI. n , 'Vxti IVI.I T",I.S. TOKK'H SCUEDULK tfHrtSSih.lri"M,0B " tm.nth. B, DVffi,-li. Trnn ill r,.n, f. ., . "'"""i i Columbia. '"" '-NTnnN v. i.. i-.c uiMii'i: I Nru 'erk ' Trenten.. IV. I.. P.C. 0 O .00(1 e .000 e n .tKin 0 t ,oeo ' m( en. , I'MJu. .... 0 0 .000 rnitt..l. tUIORROtV NIGHT'S CAME Miiiuciplila nt CaindfB, I m Last Night's Remits "aruneuth. 20, Columbia, u. EAHTrcrtN UiVOLU 32l Caitrsrllle. l. IrJUcs. I7l.reada.v c,cc. B, I.t 0ei,BlrBi I-asM,,,. inIltb 4 niBcIt , OITnvFT ciinn.cn ssecit,aJ --. W..W.U. iu. M. copal .-ujii niiM. ijtAniii- rtr' l'nl,i ',i'11. VauVs KpJB- .0. . OTIIEJt SCOBES Trrnten. fl?i at. Mck'e. 4j. . .. ...... w,,- vuiunirn . LTnV.? i A-. 2pi Bllttrr Ka'i HI. Nlehela. !- ' ,.'V-t'7,"'. ?. .". - - "w "". op rr A V.. 8. Scraps About Scrappers Ilecniifcei of tin operation rraiikln Clark, the A. K V t'hainnlen will be Idle fir . "" , lis nose, . lulddlenelaht of tlf memn 'v7dnehIrnVn.et blue1 'fr,r p? )runklr Kllliiini la Allen i 'hick Kan... iiiiiV.vT.V . 'ne. Willi- KansAH 1 iimleus te scoure a ret,,, r V.V' "VS '". m :e muraaV. ".".? ""a is als.i Uaes at US tu 120 liund. '""" ,VUU UeD Hnrry (hid) Meiinrt la heil- .,-., management of l'wnk M".,"0" W" the aiuleus . weet any u'e'a"t "w'S Millie Trajner's I'cklnn Club win i,m ,. first annual dance tomorrow "v nV'S'1 .1" Lttrtiice Studie. Uread and rerter ."recti! Henry Ilaubrr la Hen for his twut with iM. .???.a cpnclt- MinrtaA i . Temmy O'Toelo at th. m.... Philadelphia I'rankiln end I'erlar ir .?,,.. S0110' w, Thursday uheht! Hey NeUen. a Kensington JOJ.neunder Jen Kennedy has of Temmy Oelden. takenth nianinm.nl weight nnd In anxious Ie Kenslnclen nh.: with uny of the top-notch llcbtweigtit; te get him f.ir,.,i Ilcnnlti Iluti. who haa twen going at it fa. t llradlev In Ihe Audltt ili.n. ...,i ruP "" Thursdaj "" Uradley rectm "y be ed a i.eiiiiallenal elght-reund bout at one. r fS2 local clutts Oihr numbers cm 0,'l", "U tarlum liregram ure. Wlllle Themas Si. i Ueergle nusscll Johnny Tully .?,? aniJ Wright. Jil Whitey Uuihs umj Je? MlGev era. " Danny Hodgert and Jee Mendell nre booked te furnish the wlndue nt the All-Ameii??! Club in Heading this cienl.ig. Jn thS ii r bouts Petre Camp Ineeta Danny Orlves ,.,J opFe.e. Kid West. " -"'" """aJ -"W Chiirlrr O'Nflll. the Tloge, middleweight has fully recovered from an Injury he r. eelved In a recent bout with Vincent Lepes' thp urmy champlcn. "epes. .Inliiiny Iliirns has stcured for the Cambria wlnduu aj bout betwucn Wlllle U rem itnd Martin Judge. The rest of I'rlday'i .-SriJ t ihe uptown arena Includes bouts beiwei.. Ilenny ,, ' lerry Ilanlen eung MU'i! gun und I-ieddy Nlltlilc. Jlrmiiy Huxter and Mlekev MurrlBB, L'ddle Murnhy and Jelinni McKay. .Inn l'hllllps, of Krurlngleu, Is In training again und would like tu box all) 133-peund-eis. St, Leuis Gets Gelf Meet I blniie. Jan 10 - The txerutUe beard nf i tl e Women's Weslrrn t.eir Association litis '.unrded tlia nalleiu uhainnleiialiln teunm himeiil. te be held August 28, te thu Glen Eche Club, of HI. Leula Mack Gets an Invitation Milieu, U., Jan. 10. The Millrii Chamber of Commerre h,s '!trf,E,.,."LCeI.n'9 ,lu:l n tnvltatlej te hilnn his rhlttdlphla, Amsrlean Ltatu Club hire ter tratnlne eext spring. K'!r-i-"'-i--'' s fllHiHIIIV . jpHJpllllllllpytllllllHKSf A WLkiyX?WSmminbK ppTt -.,, & i Kl('s. wivpppKlHkpHpSrlppKir iptVaHv s pK "i B Ht' SVpVpKiI AkpVpVprBVpVpVBw VKpBVpVpVpI WpBBvppBpbVpH ppk''HB9jp?4 ApHllpplSpnpwVHilpwppppHsflBippppplBH HpPHpniHppHtpWp&3iplippi ipijW . jplMpBmAU.rniM BHHHWMataHpBPHpplpplplppplppppppppSpx ppHppppSbpppppppppppppppppppph ym.v'lMMMjjHMteaalilHMpBWBBi The University of Peiinsjlxanlii pole pinycrs arc snewn rcrclvlttg Instnictlens from (lie coach, Dr. II. 15. Allcman, In tlie Cavalry Armery, Thirty-second street and Lancaster avenue. It was the first appearance of Ihe squad for practice. Ponies hae been ordered for the players, but liave net jet arrived, se Dr. Allcman gaye the candidates some points en handling the mallet. The conch Is in the foreground at the left CATHOLIC HIGH TO FAME IEST Leaders .Have Great Forward Combination, but St. Jeseph's Beasts Fine Defense OTHER GAMES ARE CARDED Uy TAUIi VR.EV CATHOLIC HIGH will lie put te a pcvcre test this afternoon when it niecta St. Jeseph's Trep. Tbc Crim son and fSra is settiiiB a fast pace and tlje Cnhlllitcs will have tu de wiup stepping te win. The contest originally win, tielieditled te be plnved en Onthellv'H court at Hread and Vine streets. It was de cided at the eleventh hour te play the Rame In the Second Itcjjimetit Aruterj, Ilread street and Suwiucliannn avenue. This hall Mill be tibcd for league games regularly this year. Catholic, by reason of its victor ever Southern High. Inteitchelnstic League lender. h fatercd te cop tn aj s contest. The 1'urplc and Geld again has tin Mn- fnru.nr.l r.mini,, I t-effcy, in tbc game, and the tcamwerl. has considerably improved. Legan tee, must be lecekcucd with. Legs is one of the best hhets in scholastic ranks. This mus preicd con cen clushcly ngniiifct Southern. Tbc lankv forward has turned out te be u ical per former when it comes te making frev' hbets count, and hns meh a ceuidc of games this (-casen with his foul goals. est. Jeseph', however, limst net be taken tee llghtlj by the Purple and tjeld. bnturday night the Criraben aud Ora banded a neat lacing te Temple Inep, en the hitter's lloer. And about a Meek age it ran a bcerc well up in the iecntie3 against Gloucester High. l,egan and Coffey are great fqr wards, who form a wonderful combina tion. Legan, without his teammate, broke through Southern's famed de fense. Se with Coffey Merklng Mlth him he ought te Muash St. Jeseph's as well. Hut Lee Urcsliu and Cuniff nrc a crack pair of guards A due of clever defen Mc jeungbtcrs means much te nn. tenui. and that's what the Crimson unil Gre has. lleth of "these be.s know knew know hew te piny their opponent!., "and ItV going te be hard for Ceffej nnd Legan te beere. iVtiyw-ny. that'N tin belief at Seventeenth and Stiles stieets. Busy Days for Aaulnaa The Aquinas hdeketball plujers will be n en bus flllc this week Tonight nt ih. heni.' hall at eighteenth nnd Merris btreets d.iui-'"i1,mb?,e,rA'Jni.rn,acile,,;1- '.rj , ihe nam Tomorrow msht the down. I tewners meet Immaculate concentlen at mini miiu urunii fureeis, piev the JC nf C of Wilmington ut home cm Thursday and ara at AtlantU City with the IC of C. en Saturdaj Aquinas defeated St. Nlcka t lug emw.v lueb uyiiii m, vu e. Americans Win at Nets Cannes. Jan. 10. Samuel Hardy rf the American Dawa cup team, defeated ...v,.m,.-i i r .v-eciiiiiuii .lu, ., mm en me inen'a singles Uiamplenshlp In tli Ileau-Slie tennis teumamiit. American players were all. around winners In the tournament. siIsh hllaabeth Uan taking the women's Flnglea jeterday nu well as being en thn wlnnlna team In the mixed doubles and Mr. Hardy lalrt.'l wltn Wnllls Myers, of Kngland. carriC Int urt the meu'H doubles. New Orleans Entries for Wednesday l'lnt r.", J100O, claiming, maiden two-ear-old .1 furlengs: MarJnrle Vn . 1011 Margaret Uiretlu.leil I.iiurn uaiinev . ;rui . - .110 ewata ii". !rMly '"imouiii..ieo 1 1- Slene Age . ..lis 107 I'lnaiiuana . 107 11- l,ly nrettenham 107 $10)). clilmlng, three.je.ir- furlongs' ileb Mi'Crav IlKSlO It. Athlete Second r.w olds and up. n lirlsteu' Alverlda Mlna llnnkin ION 'Hack: Ilav 111 Cencentr.iln 10.1 I'lirewull Taps "U:? -.Al" '"Bible, s let Maekillle . 113 areeuliind 101 Hataiiaweit . . . 11.1 Hese Cliff 10.1 . I III ...10 .. 1 .'..10s ...113 . . ins ..10 Midnight Mur: '"erkey W "" Marl! Went llusiler Man lente Third ra-e lengs: Omulpolent , Ashli'.nil sinplii'lt . Delhi Mali! Kager HJ1" fourth '' JIOui), lhieo.yjar.elds. 0 fur. .. ,10S . Illl The Vengeance Imnge . . . . .10L 10.' .107 . 10 Ceinl,' Sen ' le'i Cu" lle'k 10T I oeo. Iho.jcareKh and 1 mile and yuru. Cur .112 Slilln.iKh Pleliulclc Hlaik VValih llkhtllcu lrJ veuiig Adam iwi ,, iKiqtnrusu ii.' 'Alalia I Hevenlh lace ttenii. claiming , n.ila and up 1 tar'c lleeien 1 ' miles fuur-icar- 107 'Johnny O.rlen .1"7 IJcillJrjj , .107 Helle I'ardutr ier I ij c Miune . lahi.blah II .101 King 'IruJan 107 Oeurmand .i-,-107- ii" -Bereian .. .. ,.VI Apprenllceillewancetclme, up. I'tisteriu nnu.i. . iri.ii iiss iki u i-iu-unu: Biuiiiiiill illlil lie i, whlcli .ii "" .""in uuuer crews .i"'0 u' ltnMe iwMeenipures faverabl.v with the bet in the1!!!,'! c'lr1 baiU ,hc fef",ep btl,r "W-p. I'lfth r.c". IIPOO. claiming ti,r...,ei-elrl, Vm"1' The WeIvitIiic have .e.npetcd . i,1,?" f'1,1,1 ?nlt L'lfUrl from lu -'"r i mi" ' '-mi'. , UmPs ,1,,. i:sll,ril I r, X. A II U Ck1i" '". ' four members of Mill Week , -J"J .fell". tm A. A. nu'i'lK. sLering well up iiuieiig the'riVi0, JH,Uer xur.si, uml freshtnuii eights :.:.... -'8? ??; wr,.,!.1 'jis-r- .wui, iMirfemi,, UW, Z?.? m Zii Klrlle I"' Mill's i.u,k ,,. truck nnd .Held title, wen Inst sprinir i M0 "n ',.' l wti" """'lis. ?"u -uin ' ie'i M'A'i0",) ii . ' J,;l , it thought Unit delegates te th" meet. l.'7m wl!l 'l0 out 0 the wiitcr as seen inn UP i imii,-. . POLO WITHOUT PONIES Scheel Court Standings And Today's Schedules INTEnSCHOr.ASTIC T.EAOITD w. ii. r c w. i,. r.c. Stlm.HlBh a ft l.nOO Cent.lIlRh .'I 3 (10O W.P.HIah t 2 .nfl7 Kkd IIIcli I ft .l7 Gin. IIInli .1 3 .600 N.15. HUh 1 3 lOf TODAY'S GAMES West I'hllS'trlp'ilii at Frankfort! Seuth Philadelphia at Germantown. Central at Northeast. KESimVE LUAQUB W. Iy. P.C W. 1 r.in. High S 1 .83T Kkd.Hlch .1 .1 WPHIgh 4 2 ,0IT reiit.Hlgh 2 4 Sllin HlKh t 2 .0117 N IS. HIeIi 0 TODAY'S OAJrES M'est Philadelphia at Krankferd. Central nt Northeast, deuth Philadelphia at Germantown CATHOLIC L12AOUH V. L. P.C. w. I Catholic. . 1 I 000 St. Jeseph 0 II Vlllanea. 0 O .000 Sales'num O 1 W Cth.II. ') 0 .000 TODAY'S GAME Catholic vs. St. Jeseph's. OTHER GAMES Hatliore vs. Ablncten. Itudden Helchts s. Jlonrcstewn l.ansdenne vs. ITIdley Parle. p c r ..wn .133 oue P.C. 100 .000 Haerferd HlKh jh itadn-ir High (girls), cuiipgiu.i, e, i ricnna Upper Darby vs. Media. -t. . C. A. A. A. A. k Track Meet May Be Held Michigan Next May Te Breaden Scope at ANNUAL MEETING MARCH 4i Xeu Yerlt. Jan. 10.- (Hv A. 1 i'XnnilMen nf the Ini..p,.,,ll,.r.i.,i tc .- elation of Amateur Athlete of America Inte a natir.n-wliln erirniilzatinti and ptnulng of the annual chnmnieiishlii Biiines In ectlells of the renntrv ether than the h'nst, appear te lie likely do de do w'leiimcnts at the annual mcetiiij; lierc en March I. Proposed amendments te tlm conti centi tutliin nnd stntctiipnts made nt tlie ielnt mcctlni; of the recutii and advherv ceiimilttcps liere Inst, week are paid t'e indicate a hrendenins of ihr W'nm of tli,. eldej.1 i-idlegiati Mierl piwrnins hedv of America. One of the met impertaii't nincndinenlH wnuhl preildc tlmt a col cel li'KO heldini; iiipnil)crf.iip in tlie I. f. A. A. A. A. would nel 1- dropped hi i'n." it were net represented in the titular trad; and cross-remitry cjinm cjinm pleiisij)s nt least once in two censecn- ,lu' JPars- I'erniaiieilt Meillbcitillil) im i -t , . ' "is " s t'XPlnitied. would open the h,s,fI?,ri,:rsri""l,7Ji;,;nf",,,ipr,'l,,,1 f,;r viih, !." s,","u ?"s "N . allfei iiia and I.eland 1 "".".' '" "" "" ' '"'Hie Const mil .uiiuiKiiii, ill llic .11 1UII l M'st. ulilpli ...... M.,.)., i,.i iii ,,. iusr. as wen -is the lentling nniversltiei of the Seuth, Southwest and in the Ileekv Meiintnin sections with standnrd tinlersltv ellci Mlity rules. Competition would hinge litll'i, nnH,l,,n. J.. ,1. .... . ivuwici, iiiien lneiiinerslilii n,t,l con- inn V TO Illl, 1 I' a i v recii - nitens nil e l Hi lv n, without te con- coiiipulsery rohtrictieiis ielutic tlnultv of such coiiinetitleii. Hint the adoption of such amendment iiilnht result In the lm championship Raines heliii; held in the Middle Wct is net itiilikclv. It is reported IJmt the lirst step In this direction will he made in the presentation of an invitation from I he I Diversity of .Mirlilgnn te stnee the titular meet nt Ann Aiber next Mnv or certainty net later than IIIL','!. Nomt Nemt nnll, the 1022 Rallies would re te the University of l'eiius.lniila in the or er diiinrj .ilternntleii between IInrard ami I'eunsyhiitiia. Irauhliu Field Net Available 110,1 jeiir s games were iieltl i ii the v the llatvard stud inn mill were ,,m I, I IllVcrsitJ et (III em 11 IV III f n nnlnt AN RADICAL CHANGES ftem Hurvard. Peniisvlvania ntliletlc c?cli Tca,r 1 'U have coming up for I nutheiitles Imve stated, however. lhattl10 urBity and junior varsity eights lowing te the reconstruction of the mcu et beu,,! fperiencc. The new men! iiiimnii i iL-Mi miiiiiiiiu unti spring me usual Uvltntien will net be cMeudid Werk will start iiuiiiediately after the annual I'eiiiisvlviinia relay carnival, and Iho llclil will net be suitable for further ttnek compctllien until next fall. Tlie t'lilvcrslly of Michlgnn bus nn II.... notation from Michigan, should it he pi.'- 1,1 "2 M-nteil with the sanction of the Athletic . is Ceiitu'll of the Ann Arber I iiiver-.lt" " Release Chrlstensen New Yerk Jan 10, Walter C'hristn..n an eiiuiriuer wne joined the New Yerk vmerKun. last a.eu ha. tarita- l:.i.VTr" T" """ " " American As- MTRMICK IHAY BE PEHH FRESH COACH Fermer Giant Pinch Hitter a Candidate for Baseball Tuter of FirstrYear Men RECORD TURNOUT FOR CREW TjAimY "moose" Mccormick. one-time pinch -hitting star of the New rk' Natiennl League club and a familiar figure in the national pantlme, may conch the University of Pennsyl vania freshman baseball candidates this spring. Ter many years Penn has selected Its baseball coach every year instead of signing up a coach for n period of years. Hddle McNIchel, new coach ing the bnskctbnll team, looked after the cartings iu lfi'JO. nnd last year Heb iates. u former Phillie nitchcr. looked after them. According te reports nt the Univcr- ' slty McCernilck aud Yates are among the candidates for the pest this year.' Ernie, Cezzcns has also been mentioned I na a candidate for the position. Mc- Cormick vn& a star plncr at Uuckncll , University before pluhig major league' baseball. During the last baseball sea- son he played en an independent team in this vicinity. Druic Cezzena is u former star en ! the diamond and gridiron at Penn and ' was tt member of the foetb.ill cenchinc staff during the season of lli'JO. Yates was a star in college ranks before ioin iein iug the Phillies. Last year be developed a fairly successful tc!ui at l'cun. Indoor practice, lern; a regular eccurence at the University, will net he held thin pear for the dia mond aspirants. The cuach of the team. Dr. U'aiicr C'ariss, has an nounced definitely that he did net intend te held practice indoors. Oarsuieu Get Started Coach Jeseph Wright, ut the crcu looking fit for a hard campaign with his oarsmen, laid the foundation stone for hi-. W'2i crews yesterdaj afternoon bv holding the lirst practice et the new cnr. The famous Canadiau oarsman n ud mentor was agrecablj turprlscd ut the excellent, turnout of caudldatcb for the different eights. One hundred aud scvcntr.fltc varsity huskies signed the candidates' tard. along with 315 freshmen, one of the mrgcsi crowns iu years. Many mere are expected te report vwtkin this week, according te one of the managera, vihe stated that quite a number -who regis- lurtu jubi tjpnng aim tall Lave nut vet put la an appcaraucc for the indoor work. An innovation in crcw-ractny will he started at the American llcnlcy en the Schuylkill this year, according te Wright. "Ihe llcnlcy this year will have u true fur Penn crewsnet members of the larsitg or junior varsity eights, llucc crews can, be en tend hy the Red and Iiluc, which means that I irin aurc jn-e varsity cighti, in ad- ditien te the 150-pound crcn uerk- i iny at all- times. i "This Js seethlng thai I have desuedl for a long time, for It gives th ceacu , an opportunity te keep tie lel.itivuv i chosen eights at work nil dm n,,... ,i enables him te make change ten -iicml te the crews light down the line from the I''1' ui mu uirce ctru eights' te the varsity. It will also stimulate coin. petition, for tbc iiieu who nre net eapa l)la eneush te Ilinkn Hie lin ... ......... a",l,yc,shts will have mi oppertunlti 1 10,?: for the ether three. l J-UO UCW program Ule inrnnv (I, ,, .','"', l",D jt nru mostly me-1 I t'l'NOiicrd ; as n matter of fact, ncarb ' u11 ' 'hem arc that way." I Wright OntimLstie '" ,, "J?."" . I , L-enu rlsht is mete optimistic this ;."" lu""..,.,u u.us ."' '"i'0 com lis te rc v ,il aUaiUli; V ""a ,ew" ,l10 river i. Ue h?n,l,h 'i01'08 .,1)ut the same mu Hl be given this car. ' Hener Football Champions third censccu ve ear wen the chamiiloei. , 5 tu Uuve wliuuu tem next fall, wwr GoetZ Lett's or Batsmen of American Circuit Chicago, Jan. 1Q. Urban filled") Faber, ace of the White Sex staff, Is going te be us geed as ever In n pitching way. Following an opera tion en his right knee two mentliH age there came hintB that the b'ig fellow ncrcr again would be the Fame, but lie has just returned from Cascade, Iowa, his home town, nnd be insists that the ailing leg Is re sponding be well thnt there need lie no worry about his being an ef fective as In 1021. when he regis tered twenty-six victories. Klrlln te Play at Yonah Hall The Klrlln bftketball team hat chang-d Its plavlnn night te Wednesday and hits se cured Yonah Hall, 2727 West Columbia ne nus. (or home contest. Karren A. A will Is the attraction tomorrow night. Manager Urynea has a few open dates for nrst Hnd second class traveling teams, which inn l. ecureid threuth Frank Uyrnes J742 North Twenty-seventh street. ESSEX Five Passenger The Car Yeu Want Yeu Can Net Ignore Its Price Fer $1345 you can have closed car advantages here tofore beyond the reach of meat motorists. Fer year-round use it is ideal in family and busi ness service. It has open car performance. Ne quality essential te closed car utility is lacking beautiful, reliable and economical. A care-free car you will be proud te own. Built by Hudsen. Designed by the men respon sible for the famous Super-Six. There is no type like the Coach none with its conveniences or qual ity that sells within $500 of its price. Come See the Newest Closed Car Touring $1095. Sedan $1895 F. O. B. Detroit GOMERY-SCHWARTZ MOTOR CAR CO. 128-140 North Bread Street Sales Roem, 128-140 North Bread Service Station, 2400-14 Market Street AUBURN PRICES REDUCED Cord tires standard en all models. Above prices f. e. b. Auburn, Indiana These are the LOWEST prices at which the Auburn Beauty -Six has EVER sold! Qual ity bettered value greater than ever! Auburn Automobile Company Auburn, Indiana West Philadelphia Cunningham Moter Ce. .1325 Chestnut M Phene llarlns ,Vn AMBM Come in and Loek and Be Convinced of These Extraordinary Values 1916 Studebakcr Teuriiipr $200.00' 1D1U Maxwell xeurinE , uu.vu 1 1918 National Chummy Roadster 360.00 ' 1918 National 7-PasscnRcr Touring 350.00 1920 Natiennl 4-I'asscrtBcr Phaeton 750.00 1921 Nntienul 7-Passcnger Touring 900.00 1921 National 7-Passcngcr (Demonstrator), National Fac tory Guarantee Geed as New 1360.00 Late Medel National SEDAN, A-l condition 1600.00 National Moter Car & Vehicle Corporation Philadelphia Hranch 675 N. Bread Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Coach $1345 New lowest in history of Beauty-Six models EFFECTIVE AT ONCE 5-Passenger Touring Roadster 7-Passenger Touring Coupe Sedan 4-Passenger Spert Fnllr Equipped J PIERPOINT MOTOR 641-43 North Bread St. Phene Poplar 3602 Seme Territory Available F. O. B; Detroit Owners Say $10 Repair Cost In Twe Years Hare run my Ewer 16.000 mllea In two years. It hs net cost me one- cant for garare or repair lerrtee. Repair parta, Ineludlns 3 deer catches hare cost lees than $10 UaTc easily made the replacements myself. F UETT8. Heme Insurance Ce., . w Tetk I hare been drlvlnc meter cars for ever 13 year, and haia owned and drlren many types and I can truthfully say that none bare pleased me mere than my Essex. It Is economi cal and rcry easy rldlnj. while Its horse power Is conservatively ratid. I am very proud of Its accelera tion, speed and hill work. JOHN' GABDINEB, JB., 18th and Fine Sts , Philadelphia, re. $1575 1575 1615 2275 2395 2195 CO. Camden Eastern Meters Cerp. IIIU llmlilen Atr. 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