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Greatest Collection of Stars in One
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HUE IN
GOLF TITLE PLAY
Oullferd, Jenes, Evans and Tol Tel
liyCat Clese Competition in
Amateur Meet
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8WEETSER 1 UP ON CHAMP
Mass.. Sept. 7. There
W?-VJ. In Mte Ihlnl rnlinil
WfWVnif" I.-- . ., t t.
Iscs in tut
If the nniateur rt
Lt,y club today
championship at
COW"' .,. ,,. 1 iin en Jesse
fiui&.'tlie present chnmplen. nt the
iinhp fir eighteen hole of piny,
"tf McPhnll. a hitherto unknown
Jrniment plnyer. held the n.fslity
JSS5p Jii all square en their morn-
" ''Omlchnux, of New Orleans.
,, Chick Kvnns n hard flght and wis
2 down te the former chnmplen when
fhr finished their mernlntc tilt.
midr Knenpcr, former Prliicetenlnn,
JSdm fear of Cyril Toiler's ter
"ianik'3 and was 2 up en the
fjjhtccnth.
Smefwr ami Oullferd
Neither Gullferd'H nor Sweeper's
timing was of the Fcnsatlennl order.
lr cards were ordinary :
jetitr
out .. i
In 4 0
"auiifepi-
r, 10
3 88 78
440
438-
78
MtFhall "n"1 Joncs
McPhflil and the sensational young
Atlanlnn, Hebby .Tene", who has been
the fdverltc for the championship, bat
tled te a draw in their first lS-helc
tilt. McFhall's shewlnj; was sensa
tional, nnd his card showed ene less
treke than Jenes'.
Bebbr took the lead en the sixth.
where JlcFbail took three putty, but
lev bU advantage en the she-t sev
Mth, when he fulled tn reach tee Brent
from the tec, nnd took three putts te
get dettn.
The unknown kept up the geed fiRht,
nd Jenes ncer btepped Inte the lead.
Their cards:
O'lT 4 4 3 3 4 B-3
li ..... 44440435 43770
0w!!!!7b 4 4 4 R 4 B 4 430
la ..... 353545-13 43877
Knepper and Tellcy
The bigscst surprise of the day was
the net that young Knepper was 2 up
en Cyril Telley at the end of the eight
Mntb. Rudy plajed steady golf, unnwed by
his opponent's driving. On the 325
yard tenth Knepper had a chunce te
link n ten -feet putt for a half, but
when it rimmed the cup he conceded the
hole te Telley. But for this bit of
hid luck his lend would have been 3
instead of 2.
The match was n sec-saw, first one
being ahead and then the ether. Sev
eral times their iron landed them in
traps or the rough, but their recoveries
Were unusually geed.
Their cards :
KneDDcr
Out .... R4A44484 8 80
In, .... 54345534 33775
Telley
Out .... 5BS80444 644
In 40634434 43781
Evans am Gedcliaux
Evnna was 2 ufi en Godchaux nt
the end of the first nine holes. He
held n 1-hole advantage until tin-
ninth where he chipped from the rough
dead te the pin. tiedchnux also wns
strong en his second, but fnllcd te hole
1 15-feet putt.
Chirk also made the same gain en the
next nine holes, by some fine shoetin;;,
and bis lend steed nt four link's when
the morning round was finished.
Their cards:
GedchaiiT
Out ... , r, 5
In ..... 3 0
Etans
out .... .'. ft
la 1 3
611
4 40 SI
430
33877
LEHIGH COACH REPORTS
James Baldwin Puts 27 Candidates
Through Light Workout
Bethlehem, I'a., Sept. 7. .Inities
Baldwin, the new football conch, ar
rived at Lehigh yesterday and in the
afternoon he met twenty-seven candi
dates In Tnler Stiidluin and put them
htreugh llclit ,!;. Frem new en dully
drills will be held. . tiw3fj
The list ei t.nidid'ites follews: Cen
ters, Jehnsen, Het It; gunrds. Heffman,
Lewis, Harmen nnd Akinlis; tncklcs,
Carlisle and Cusickj ends, Head,
Adams, Sanferd, Wnlker, Vail,
Bchraggcr and Htirke; halfbacks,
oterer, Bessemer, Melllnger. Harper,
LIngle, Levltz, Morgan and Fuller;
quarterback, Ilenschcn ; fullback, Gricr.
Scraps About Scrappers
. Adam Rjnn will net Btaite a nhew nt
?J..Vga'!. A LA tentKht. but he It. uettlim ,
lertther rte beuin, with u Jouble-wlnJ-uu
IrSX'' !Hr n?xt ThurniUy evenlnc. Johnny
fttmie the Nlcetewn eterun. will pair with i
a'' Je Keiij enrt Klunley Wlllln Willi
1.IS1 "" unnny uoruen in tne twin ut ut
irtcilen, Adam Is werklme en hla prelims
'j!u"U' Burn has nn extraordinary pro pre
jTjrn rrjged for tomorrow nlijht ut the
SfS.'i,r Cmty? Club. The W three
Wchej each will U of ctsht rounds dura.
SS?-, the nnat fracas Joe Peck Martin
tkT. j ",w usiiiii uuruuu. me oilier
Sjat-reunders will be At l'lsher vs. Temmy
JJJiln and Teuuhev Dugan vs. Yeunc Mul-if-lv.
'"-found scraps will be Charley Mack
M Mat n,ttrteU al,d YeunB Chippie vs.
will piaal. uil.k I-.. .. 1. t m.. . ...
tx. Sharker, suspended In New
Yerk
eldns:
September
veuni
twelve-
twin. tilt.
torrew nltht
,"?ny lenrd will get back Inte ths rlnir
He will second his brother
'rai-dnal
..,.?, a n"cnivelf.7.
Marlln-llebby
land.
.i"""l Tall will sten Intn h lnl lln...
er Ir
this
with fintl itXPM'J ..'P. " .-en. Together
WralieV... ,",""" 7 i..'.0" ' inees.
fuft he
mills.
..("": tiiiiuiiy Aumn.
12Z; I-ee rtey
nnd Al Cehan.
iiSLf. cJiW' ,10- ani Al Cehen
lixtliv. V ':"" ?" Conway are see
SSuy Pascaf" W,,h 1",nv U
"" Reynelili
enwny are seeking re
sts ana
ehlmote5MrM?n.' P'"0- E- F- llhtwlEht
IB Mi. ..mi"! Jt en Yeung Ham Lngferd
Teun. ' tJI"?!''!!"11 . ,0 he battling Frisco Frisce Frisco
twJrrew ni1." u,i.R,1 ,h? Ntlenal Club
M kill 7iiiUfhti Preliminaries are te be:
CivP'kW ,v," pai". Nelsen. Cleerg,
W. aJlt Covlnrten' "nd i,aU"n W""im'
b,ti"lTnr .h?Jim,. " ,n "r'E1 training i
ici,AnJh,fiJ..c!. with such boy.
and
B
Teun. T HiT.-i' '.,!rr"r' Jimmy cester
ter.
tn Ruu.ii ""'" Jimmy Aienae and In
mV. ""." Marlnn rlslms h .rnr.rt .
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DADS AND SONS
PALS ON LINKS
Tournament Played Over
Whitemarsh Course Great Event
Frem Every Standpoint
AULBACH'S FINE FIGHT
This Father nnd Sen Gelf Tourna
ment that took place yesterday under
the burning skies of Whitemarsh Val
ley Isn't the big golfing event of the
yenr from n statistical viewpoint. High
scores nre the rule, but nftcr all, n
score Isn't the big thing In golf or any
ether sport.
A fine thing for the links game these
teurnnments : and n finer thing for these
who piny. In these times of youth In
surgent and flapper triumphant, the
boy, as n general thing, does net get
much chance te play around with his
dad.
That old blurb nbeut the fnther and
son being chums hnB been buried In the
limbo of forgotten things for Severn!
yenrs. Dad Ik tee often n check-book,
nnd nothing else. Hut In these Scotch
foursomes for pnter et illlns, the young
er nnd elder generation get together en
a common ground.
The boy has n chance te see that his
governor is n pretty geed sort nftcr nil.
nnd the fnther enn see his son In the
field which Is the greatest test of cour ceur
agp and breeding.
The affair yesterday like nil thoe
thnt hnve preceded It wns n handlcnii
tournament, and most of the handicaps
ran well Inte double figures. The golf
wns spotty as n general thing. If the
younger man could sheet n star game
the elder one usually couldn't get his
shots going.
A nig Feld
One hundred nnd forty-sir golfers
teed off yesterday, one of the biggest
fields thnt has ever competed In this
competition. Seventy-three fathers and
seventy-three sons and some sweet
hitters among them.
There was L. K. Adams nnd his son
Geerge, who shook the sand of Lit Lu
trnps from their ejects long enough te
trot down te Whitemarsh te defend the
title that they wen Inst yenr. There
was the Stevens due, who turned In a
gross SS. with n 17 hnndlcnp, for u nit
71. There wns the Recorder of Deeds,
Jimmy H.izlctt, and hW ycitngeter.
There were a host mere who should be
mentioned.
The fathers, of course, hnve passed
the stage of improvement, though there
mnv be one or two exceptions te thnt
statement, notably Leu Dentins, net se
long age the proud holder of the city
title. The youngsters, though, nre the
players of the future. There were a let
of them at Whltcinursh jciterduy who
wen their spurs in the junior cham
pionships nt the Terresdule Club In
June.
Yeung Stevens, for example, who wns
n bis factor In bringing in that SS, had
the lowest medal in the junior cam
paign, though he had the bud fortune
then te he beaten out befeic he could
show his brand of golf te the champion,
Wiiibten Kindt.
It might be n geed scheme for n
mothers' and daughters' tettrnnment te
be placed eji the tnpls. There are some
mighty sweet nnd that can be taken
In both its meunings golfers nmeng
the maids and matrons of this town.
Francis Warner
Francis Warner, the genial secretary
of the Philadelphia Gelf Association,
was at Whitemarsh te superintend the
tournament. Any tournament or
match of general interest would be in
complete without the presence of this
veteran of the links who has done much
te make golf the popular sport that It
Is in Philadelphia.
It is always easy te find star players
te appear in u tournament, but it isn't
se simple a matter te find a man who
will tnke off his coat, roll up his sleeves,
and plunge into the irksome details that
every .successful tournament requires.
And Francis Warner has been the
reliable wheel -horse of every tourna
ment years beyond iccall. It is indeed
time that tiibutc was accorded him for
his magnificent work.
Pitcher for Giants
Sun
Antonie. Tex.. Sept. 7.-
I'red John Jehn
ilteher. will
son. San Antonie, Tex . lenirur pitcher.
Jein th" New Yerk Omnia tomorrow. John Jehn John
seu. he is twenty-four eara old. Is in
hits second professional B:aten.
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL I.KAni'E
Wen lest l'. Win
New Yerk IB .14 .4 .Bf7
rittslmrch 73 BM .im .Bfll
rhlrnpn 71 BO .Bin ,BV)
Cincinnati 1i 00 .34.1 .MO
Nt. limilK 71 00 .lit'i .343
rtrr.el.ljn . ... at ett .ISO
J'hllndrlphlft . .. 47 81 .3(17 .372
lIoBten .. 40 83 .3.17
AMERICAN I-KAOUK
Wen J.et I'.C. Win
St. I-enld 81 At .000 ...
New Yerk 70 M .308
Detroit 71 M .313
ChlniKe 07 (17 ,300 .304
Cletrlnml an 1H ,I0' .40S
Wnshlimten 00 71 .438
Athletics . . 34 74 ,122 ,4'ifl
llosten 32 78 .400 .403
Ine
.380
.333
.342
.311
.338
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IMO
.403
.489
.410
.307
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. P.P. W. L. r.c.
nalll'ore 100 48 ,A7A Terente. . 00 78 .400
Kerhrster 02 37 .017 Rending.. 64 84 .432
ItulTaln. ., 88 03 .383 Smcile.. 38 03 .384
Jer. City 78 71 .323 Nenurk.. 40 101.313
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL I.KAOUK
Plilllles, At llroekhn, 4.
CtnHnnntl, 7t St. Leuis, 4.
llosten, li New Yerk, 1 (flte Innings
rain).
Itosten-New Yerk (second game rain).
l'lttsburnh-Chlca.e, net scheduled.
AHinilCAN LKOCE
Athlellrs-Washlngten, net scheduled.
New Yerk, Oi rtosten, 2,
Irtmlt, 8t Chlriige, 8,
St. IxnUJ, Hi Clereland. 3.,
INTERNATIONAL LE.OUB
Italfmere, lOt Rnullnc, 7.
Rending, li Uultlraere, 0 (second game
net en Innings). .
Newark, 8; Jersey t'llv, 1 (first game).
Jersey City. 8i N' en ark, 4 (second game),
Iterhrster, Si Htriirnse, 4 (10 Innings).
lliuTule Terente, net scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City, fli Milwaukee. 2.
Mlnneipelis, Si 8t Pnul, 0.
Iilillunui'ells, H, Teledo. 10 (first game).
Teledo, 4i Indfniuiiinlls, 0 (second game).
Other teams net schraulrl,
EA8TEKN LEAGUE
Hartferd, 3i New Haven. 2 (first game).
Mrcend itBnie rln. . , ,
All ether funics postponed because of rnln.
riUl'TIIKKN AHHOCIATION
Atlanta, 8 New Orleans, 2.
Mobile, lOi UlrnilnKhnm.il,
Meuuihls, Oi Nashville. 4.
Little lieck, 13i Challanoega, 2.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
New Yerk nt l'hlladelphla.
81. Ixntls nt Clnrlnnatl.
Chicago nt Pittsburgh. ....
Iloalen-Ilrooklyn, net scheduled,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics nt llosten.
Cleflund at Ch cage ....
Only games scheduled.
INTERNATIONAL LEAOUE
BeasUng-Newark. net scheduled.
Jersey City nt Baltimore.
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BIKE TITLET0N1GHT 1. .11
Twe Big Match Races, With
Temmy Loughran as Starter,
Feature of Final Program
CARMAN TO MEET MADDONA
Corenntlon of ihe Pennslvanla
amateur bicycle champion and, nmeng
ether events, two Amcrican-Italinu
match races will be. the feature of the
closing of the 1022 season nt the Phila
delphia Velodreme. Point Breeze Park,
tonight.
Reservations for the final program
have been coming in se fast that Man
ager Jehn Chapman has arranged te
handle the biggest crowd of the sea
son. All of the quartet of crack riders
who tire te nppea in the two different
mntcli events were te have arrived by
neon today.
Clarence Carman, America, nnd Vin Vin
cenze Miiddemi, Italy, participants in
the meter-paced grind, urrlvcd last
night, and Orlande Pianl, Italy, and
Willie Spencer, America, are due 'Jits
morning from S'ewnilt.
IJetli of these mutch events will be
decided In heats, best two out of three.
Mnddena and Carman will ride ten
piiles. followed by twenty nnd then
nnether ten-miler. If necessary. These
heats will '!e started by Temmy Lough
ran. Seutli, Philadelphia star middle
weight, who also is n bike fan.
Spencer, recently crowned American
iliampieu at Newark, will ride in one ene
ulile heats with Piani. Plan! will be a
hard man for Willie te beat, as Or Or
laneo already has wen from Spencer
n number of times this year.
The championship te be decided will
be for a mile and it will be nn open
race. A fleck of entries hae been rc
cehed and several heuls will have te
be run before the tltlehelder is crowned.
The Class 15 professional riders also
will have a Wg race.
EVER RAMMER ARRIVES
FOR BOUT WITH TENDLER
Te
Finish Training at Lecal
Gym
for Monday's Beut
Ever Hammer, Chicago lightweight,
who will meet Lew Tcndler, southpaw
ncc, in an eight-round bout at the
Phillies' ball park next Monday night,
arrived here jesterilay te complete his
training in this city.
Hammer has been busy for several
weeks going through training paces at
his home town, but figured he wanted
te be en the scene of this Important
bout early te become fully nccllmuted.
The rugged Chlcagean, who mussed
up Denny Leenard in his last start in
Michigan Citj, Im!., Inst mouth, has
established training quarters at a le at
g.Miiiiusium, where he will work out
dully until Monday.
Ceerge (K. O.) Chaney. the Haiti Haiti
mere knockout uitlst, will be Tim L)ro L)re
ney's opponent.
Jee Tl'lplltz is paired off with Pal
Monin, of New Orleans. This, will be
u return meeting.
In the ether bout of the all-lightweight
card Rebby Barrett, of Cliften
Heights, will square off with Sellor
I'reedmen, of Chicago.
All four contests will be ever the
eight-round route.
Beets and Saddle
Edict, the Rnneecas Stable filly which
wen several stakes while mnsqiier.iding
in the selling dlUsIen, appears te have
a geed chiincti te repeat in tlie Tom
boy Handlcnp at Belmont Park today.
Suween und Silk Tussel nppear best of
the ethers.
Horses which niipear best in ether
races today are: First race Hereafter,
Canyon, Orcus: second Pel thin. Last
Straw, Story Teller: third Jaunebnr,
Pirate Celd. Brilliant Star; fifth,
Sedgefield, Coaler, Ttifter; sixtii
Sutellite, Baimct, Sakah.
Horses which seem best nt Churchill
Downs today arc : Klrst race Approval,
Scwell Combs, Maheney: second
Sweet Lady. Irish Rese. Grass Maid:
third LaFeudre, Raider, Matinee
Idel; fourth Pegasus, Dorethy Buck
tier, Colonel Baker; fifth Buster, Rib
Glass, Cherry Tree; sixth Jenes
entry, Sjinpatlty, Kindred: seventh
Tflivcsty, Cut Up, Lady Lillian.
Rlue Bennets: The Meclichtgn Han
dicap, a steku race for two-year-olds,
is the feature at the Cauadlau truck
today. The J. K. L. Ress entry, coin cein
prised of Cnnmere, Lilt and Prisma r,
should account for the long end of the
purse. Horses which seem best are:
First race Tamper, Freey Hncezy,
Juckville; becend (stceplechase) The
Trout, Fling Frog. Keltic; third- Max
Geld, Perhaps, Glenn; fourth Res
entry, 'Patchwork, Hallucination ; fifth
Plcdra, Viva Cubu, Slmunndeah;
sixth Phelarls, Tan II, Deylei seventh
Aunt,Lln,18wt,Beuquet, Anmut,
Tourney te
WARRIORS HOLD FIRST SCRIMMAGE
&. 'i ." 'VA t . SBBBBBSW-'Wfel r
In the upper photograph Dr. Draper, of the Red and Rlue coaching
staff. Is instructing tjie 11)22 candidates in charging both en the ofTcnse
and defense. In the lower picture are Head Coach Jehn Heisman and
Herbert Hartmun, the new end coach and former Lafayette star
TENNIS SOLONS MAKE
APPEAL FOR FAIR PLAY
t
Request Gallery Net te Applaud Errors During National
Singles Tournament at Gcrmantewn Cricket Club.
Matches Start Tomorrow at 10 A. M.
Al
APPEAL te the sportsmanship of
last night by the committee in charge
of tin' national singles tennis cham
pionship, which starts at the German
town Cticket Club tomorrow nt 10
A. M.
Philadelphia Is host te the greatest
collection of tennis stnrs ever clus
tered lu one let'rnament, and the fans
have been asked te play fair te eery
one of the lU.'l competitors.
Three requests have been made by the
United States Lawn Tennis Association
committee managing the teiiriiiiment and
by the Gcrmantewn Cricket Club. They
are :
First. Pleat e de net smoke. It Is
against the law, because the wooden
stands constitute a fire hazard, and
smoking is unplutsant for muny of the
spectators.
Second. Please de net applaud
until after u point has been finished,
and de net applaud errors. Observ
ance of this request will insure fair
conditions for all the placrs and
will add te the general cnjement of
the Yiatches.
Third. Please de net threw cush
ions after the matches are finished.
Several persons have been Injured by
tin se in recent years, for when thrown
from the height of the stands they
urc dangerous missiles,
I.sstin Statement
The joint statement adds:
"If the spectators will co-operate
with the management en these three
points, it will mid te the en je. ment of
the mutches by all concerned."
Plajers from nil parts of the United
States nnd three foreign countries will
be in tlil city tonight.
The advance guard was en hand yes
terdii), and many took ndvnntage of the
warm weather te get in few practiice sets.
Among theso were Wallace P. Jehnsen
and Carl Fischer, both of the Cynwyd
Club, who are topnetchcrs in this dis
Itict. Fischer, who Is the Middle States
and district singles champion, was net
needed for the nntiennls, but If he
plays up te his tisuul standard he will
cause trouble for some of the hand
picked and placed nthletes.
Court in Shape
The courts were, pronounced te bt in
splendid condition by these who tiied
out the turf. The rains of this week,
followed by the blazing sunshine of
esterday, guve the courts the needed
body te withstand the ripping and tear
ing which they will rccelve during the
next week.
The three renter courts, which nre In In
ceosed by the stands and sixteen side
courts, will be in use dining the tour
nament, and tomorrow, when fifty-nine
matches will be played in the tiisl
round,' every court will be used at least
Runs Scored for Week
In Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SI.
T.
XV.
IMill.tdrlnhlu
llroekhn .
riltKbiirah.
T't
41
33
20
13
10
8
12
10
O
8
3
18
II
0
1
10
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4
4
7
St. Nulls
Vineinuuii,
loxten ...
New Yerk .
Chicago , . ,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ml M- T. XV, T.
k., l.,..lu
22
ie
23
11
0
10
8
T'l
31
21
B
7
II
Chicago . 0
Detroit M . 4
Clnrlmid.. 4
llosten ....
New Yerk
W ivshlngten 10
Athletics .. ..
D
3
a
7
'a
7
n
8
3
2
0
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
M.
T.
XV.
T. V.
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three times, and some will carry the
burden of four contests.
A small nrmy of laborers will be kept
constantly busy rolling and smoethiny
down the holes in the turf between
mutches, nnd extraordinary care will be
tendeied the center courts.
Werk (hertlme
Yesterday the c.irpenters worked over
time in mi effort te finish the stands.
The north, south nnd west stands,
where the spectators will be quartered,
nie f enipletelv finished, and u few hours'
of labor tednj will end the work en
I he marquee, where space has been pro pre
lded for the press and officials.
I'lie bnllbeys ate Hearing the finals
of their "teuriiam nt." Clese te 100
be s, who have nluntoered te chase
the spheres for the plnjers.went through
another hard training yesterday ofter efter ofter
neon. Virtunll all of them will be
used In shifts dining the matches te-
morrow, and the ones showing the must
speed nnd efficiency in retrieving the
balls hit into the. net and out of bounds
will be selected te serve lu the big
nmtclres of the following day.
Special trains will be run bv the
Pcnnslvunln Railroad and the Phila
delphia and Reading te Queen Lnne and
Wayne Junction respectively during the
tournament nnd there will be speclul
trains te bring the spectators back te
the city nftcr the matches. Arrange
ments have been made for the handling
of a large crowd, both Inside and out
side the Manheim grounds.
123 Entries
One hundred and twenty-three nth
letes Will compete for the highest hon
ors attainable in tennis In this coun
try or clee where fur the field surpasses
by fnr the class of the entry nt Wim
bledon which Is generally lecngnized as
the world'! chiimiilensliin. Of tliesi V't
thirty -eight nre from this city and (lis- '
tlict. New Yerk is second lu the num. '
t'cr or entries with M, and New England .
is third with 12.
Seven Pacific Coast nthletes nnd seven '
feieigners will be present nnd compet- '
lug. There is also a llke number from
the Middle West. Twe are from Pitts- j
burgh, five from North New Jersey,
and eight from Washington and Baltl- I
mere. i
It was announced lat night that 1
mere than TmOO series tickets nnd close
te one hundred boxes have been sold.
As each box will held n half duzen, this '
means that -1000 tickets nlreedv have
been sold for each day of the tetirnii-
ment. Seiiet, tickets will continue te
be sold today at Heppu's 1111) Chest- '
nut street. The cost Is ?!).00. Single
day tickets will be sold at the grounds
for S2.00 up te the semi-finals, when
-f.i.uu will be charged. These prices
include war tax.
NEW YORK MAY LOSE
DEMPSEY-WILLS BOUT
New Yerk Commission Lays Down
Stringent Rules for Big Match
New Yerk, Sept. 7. Simultaneously '
with the nrii-al from the West i
of Juck Dcmpsey, heav weight boxing
champion, stringent conditions for the
pending title contest between Dempscy
and Harry Wills, Negro challenger,
should it he held In New Yerk State,
were laid down by William Muldoon,
chairman of the Slate Athletic Com
mission. Mr. Muldoon stipulated that any pro
moter authorized te stage the contest
must make arrangements te scut com
fortably net less than 100,000 jiemms,
provide ( Omissions for 10,000 at net
mere than $2 each, nnd place with the
commission a security of $2r0,(H)0.
Opinion In boxing circles tonight was
that these conditions might muke It im
possible te bold the bout lu New Yerk,
at Manheim Tomorrow
SIX NEW IN IN
PEI
Signal Practice Is Held
Quakers Under Het Sun
at Mt. Gretna
by
LONG LECTURE ON RULES
IJy JOSEPH T. LuiRRUM
Mount rctn.i, Ta.. Sept. 7. Hx
new candidates for the University of
Pennsylvania's foetbal squad, which Is
holding its preliminary practice here,
reported this morning.
They were: Jehn L. Hamilton nnd
Clarke Craig., of Shawnee. Okln. : Henry
Sehnuff. of ftrnnd Island. Neb. : S.
Fnircliild, of Rene. New ; Jerry Cole Cele
man, of Clevelnnd, O., and Johnny
ISeiners. of Camden'
Immediately en nrrlvnl the athletes
Jumped Inte togs nnd went out en the
parade grounds te join the ether grid
tit rs.
As son ns breakfast wns ever this
morning. Conch Heismnn took the nth
letes Inte the nuditeriuh end delivered j
he,0w7
this season.
The men then were told te put en !
light running togs nnd were taken tinder,
ti group of shady trees ndjncent te the
parade grounds. Here the various
conches instructed the men Individually
in the proper method te piny the differ-
,..,,,
UaUts Are Drilled
Heisman took seven or eight of the
bncklield candidates oft te one side and
Instructed and demonstrate! what he
expected them te de this year. He paid
particular attention te Rue McGr.aw,
last year's freshman quarterback, who
probably will play the same position en
the wirsity eleven this fall.
C ach Herbert Hartmau. the new
end coach, nlded "by Carl Ertrcivng, star
enu of the 1020 and 1021 teams, In
Hti ucted hnlf ii.-de7.cii wing men In run
ning, straight-arming nnd catching for fer
wtird pusses.
Dr. Draper, en his part, took the
linemen lu chnrge. while Tem McNa
mar.a picked out eleven men nnd gave
them the or six signals before sending
them up mid down the field.
The eleven was composed of Swan,
TV. Celeman, Adams, Cullen, Dre.vden,
Kl ss, Dpps, Greve, James, Curtis
and Ileuld. Most of these ate new men.
Bnbe Greve was holding down the
quarterback position because of his
knowledge of the Penn system, whlle
Bill James played at hnlf. James, how
ever, dlil net lute u chunce te show his
teal worth.
Tackling Tomorrow
The tackling dummies were up for the
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Arrive in Penn Camp
Mount Gretna, Pa Sept. 7.
Carl Ertresvnng, Jehn Thurman nnd
Paul Jehnsen arrived nt the Penn
camp Inst night in perfect physical
condition nftcr a summer spent In
working lu the western wheat fields.
UrtrcHvnng was regular end Inst
yenr and Thurman a tackle. John John Jehn
eon is the former Trinity College
tackle, who was unable te play laRt
year because of the enc-ycnr resi
dence rule.
Uefere the end of the week Coach
Heismnn expects te have fifty-five
players in the squad.
first time. Owing te the het Biin, how
ever, tackling practice will net begin
until tomorrow mottling
Tem Da vies, former Pitt star, who is
n member of the coaching stnff this
.t ter, is expected te tirrltc this nfu-r-noen.
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WINNER PLAYS ARGENTINE
Meadow Broek and Orange County
Play Open Pole Seml-Flnal
Rumson. N. J., Sept. 7. This nfter-
een Mention Broek and Orange County
I" the -m.-fiiials of the open pole
chnmplenshlp te decide which of thorn
shall meet Argentine for the title en
Saturday. The game is called for -1
o'clock.
All signs point te n victory for Mil-
burn's team, for Hnrrlii.iiii s gallopers,)
,n well mounted, unni lighting let though
they be, hardly hnve the qualities te
i stand up against the winners of the
j handicap event en the lint when the
same team wns nble te concede them
six goals and beat them.
Greenleaf Increases Lead
ltnlnh Orenlenf. neck"t hllllnsd clmmnlnn
Incrcivvl his lead mcr Tem Hut-nten nt
th Nntlun.il JilllMnl Aeaeemy when t.ip
champion lin.l h lilch run of -li. rUIn
him a lOO-te-23 victory Orc-enliaf new
stands far nln-ml or his opponent, with
the score nf 000 te ".'30
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