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EVENING PTOEIO WBDGER-PHli2AIEl3PHIA WBDNESDAT. SEPTEMBER 27, 1922
feefeat of Miss Marien Hellins, National Champien, Early Surprise of Women's Gelf Tourney
MMMY DEWHIRST IN
" KUL,JU UP L,UME,tlJlL,t.
-
Tweed en ocrue, wium
freshman Captain Starts
Battle te Get en Varsity
'Squad; Lukas in Same
iBeat; First Team Shows
rClass
TO X-RAY CRAIG'S ARM
By JOSEPH T. LABBUM
rjMMt DBWHH18T is en the scrub
a. ' . M iL. v HtAi V fhfl
from the HP e1 lUB ''""" " "
.i.Mn football tcnm nnd the varsity
JTurt ar came the news that the
Ua-ln e the University of Pennsyl-
Zu yearling team had been demoted.
nZHL. took the bitter dese with a
lle and t te work t(
": v firnt varsity (
2iwt any complaining ngulnst the
hM or any ene einc iiiui. iiu ve
Ste Play with the lowest In foot feot foet
'..VV.nlrtt of ftht was born in
!K Massachusetts lad that augurs well
"e r! i f !. fittiiPA and lh fin.
Site for these likely te collide with
go m scrimmage drills.
Fer five ycara Jimmy nnd his brother
frank have been football stars, for four
mueat at Hebren- Acndemy and last
nar as memeem m ,j-"."7".! ",
jttr team.
The scrub back also had
2i ,nnnr of being captain of the first-
Sir team, an honor that he kept well
playing brilliantly all Beasen.
"I may be en the scrubs new. but I
won't be there much longer," wild
jiamy as he stuck out a fighting jaw.
"Ills is the first time In my Ufe that I
hive net been n regular, and watch my
dult from new en. If I don't get back
en that varsity squad before long I am
celng te hang up my shoe for geed.
It hasn't been for lack of fight or
lick of spirit that sent Jimmy te the
itrubs, but the fart that he lias been
Incapacitated for almost two weeks with
. ,fnlnrd knoe. In the preliminary
jcrllls at Mount Gretnn when he was
letting tne worm aura .iiuiiuy nun inn
knts ana nna te remain en tne mho
lines. After a rest he started out ngnin,
lint the Injured member still troubled
Mm- - . .
w w
fV MONDAY he did net report for
practice and token he came, out
yeittrdav tens sent te no .irrani.
Jft warmed up en Museum Firld tcith
MeHamara's squad and started the
lerimmage drill as defensive full
lack. 9 , .
T3B way Jimmy feuglit hack every
varsity attack after it lmd broken
threuga the srrun une cnuscu jrugii iu
comment as follews: "That Irishman
his his figbt up new. The? won't be
iWe te keep him oil that varsity
mud."
Bnaha Up Varsity Flays
Jimmy wns in every piny. He
niennM the veteran backs aN tliry shot
ireund the ends, plunged through the
line and met them ns they were reach
ing the secondary line of scrimmflge nnd
hurled himself nt the pile when the line
topped the vets for n brief time. He
wm ail ever llie acid, viter ten min
utes lie was ordered te the sidelines nnd
the coaches had a private snicker en the
tide.
A few mere days and Jimmy Dow Dew
h'rst will be hack en the varsity squad
ter keens. He has'the makings of a
Star in the backfleld nnd once he finds
himself and injuries leave him iilene
will BroTe a hard man te keep out of
the game regularly.
Frank Sutherland, regular last year,
ws'alse a member of the scrubs yes
terday and, like Dewhtrst, played a
thale of a mime against the varsity.
The Idaho lad isn't regarded ns a prom-
went scrub. He did net report until
Monday and needs lets of work te reach
ten form.
I Johnny Lukas, the Shenandoah hid,
ipiaia or tne boxing team ami an ex
tent halfback tewnrd the end of Inst
son, is another rcd-jeisc.ed athlete,
i the scrubs arc called. Like Slither
ind, Lukas needs plenty of work, nnd
Mi he reaches bin form will be certain
f a plare en the varsity.
Westente. end of the tlrst-jear team
But fall, and who suffered nil injury
m nn back, at Mount urctne, is aise
aeng MeNeiiiarn'H squad. Westy is
taking tilings easy until liis back gets
Mrenc mieiil.Ii for uprlmmni'c 'work.
fate James, who was a varsity hack at
pa end of last season; Kd Mc.Mullen,
Pta converted end. and Buck O'ltcllly,
Re of the earnest and hnnleHt lichters
fl tllr. pntlrn fnntlinll kfinml nrn nlnn
"iielng duty with the scrubs.
9 U
JOHA'.VV lll'MUH, who played
hrilliantli In the line until an
wjury te if knee nut him out of the
Itmc, and Clatk Craig, the converted
Mi, have heen ordered out of scrim
mage ly Jr. Arthur Light, the team
aayilriun. Humes has never en
tirtly recovered from his injury and
M taking thinyn insy.
RAKi, whose brilliant piny in the
backfleld hns hreiiL'ht him warm
emendation from the conches, has a
Idly InilirPfl fdhnu Mint tnnv nr mnv'
let be broken. An X-rav examination
n be made of the Injured member
MV and until the nlntn Is rohirned
WS will content lilinself with signal
FJttlce work
ee varsity showed n let of snap and
P in its Hfrlliitnni.n .fllli II. m.nliu
'Mtn A "- huh hut niiuin
nieraay nfterneun. lleismiiu made
wteub cliangeH In tlie backfleld and
..a' bs mn"y '" 'e line, the for fer
"aB,, Setting mero work, however,
ma men uenind the line.
reird stars
m.5?.ilnV !,lu,,B1n.' of Woednrd, the
il a! ! wns U,Q bri''t fcIet In
Jen drill. TJme after tl.he Jack
Z ,K"al rallpr. called en the big
W te enrrv tlm lnil... n.,.i ,.
. V ..! i.hiiiui mill nil
rcasl0,n h? mn(, Knll'- HiH best
K,.! , - . "utr ni'iimniiiKU
IT ,..wl",'l 1" lreke threucli tlie
a in ii ,m"l,IeJ lashcd S yards
n' -....
, ua
Jack Kcegh Has Husky,
Fresh Squad at Penn
Prospects for another geed fresh
man team at the University of Penn
sylvania fire exceedingly bright,
judging by the material that Indulged
in its first Bcrlmmnge of the season
yesterday. Jack Kcegh, who ha
been successful In turning out geed
teams, Is enthusiastic ever his
charges, who reported n week ahead
of the opening of the University te
get into condition, Forty-five were
in the squad that went through the
long drill en Museum Field.
lit 11(11 H....1 il.A ..!.. .
tlm ;,, ,uu i" imiy eincr score
mnd Ji1;?:, wlifn lie crashed
Bulil.hn V. 'i ,""'" ,elc a coupie ei
J teneiSk,cr" i'."'1 brmw " yn,,lH
uter TiC.(!?wn. lf "".vthlng Ila.uer is
n he wn V . "r'i evcr' n,,(1 In cn
." ee wni one of ilm m.i...h... ...
' Mllind li. l'i-viiii:ai IIIUI1 IMI
"Print ineWf .i " , HU0 ,,n rnn
a i"ni most of the suuedsters en the
fl'tl!i.er'!!inin vvnvr(l impregnable
, ii u beruhs were rnrpvli,,. i, i,n
ta varVtttj ii,,n,l t"rnf'(1 back, llnd-
IrM un fepuniVi : l '.,,u varsity te
ttahl i ah ,,fh,n-r'''IN,f',,J,1I,luy was no
Y the h ft ! "T!'.? ' 'lYfenne work
-- ....NIN ocarina fruit.
V TUB start ,.. ..,
mcr cOrew and Vetgelin
in the baeijield and afterward sent
m Sullivan, Woodard, Farrell,
Hamilton, Greve and several ethers.
The line started tcith Jiebb and
Frank Dcichirts at the ends; Dern
et center; Papxeerih and Lenham,
guards, and Kauffman and Thur
man, tatkles.
JOHNSON', the former Trinity cap
tain; urat, l'atten, lsryden nnd a
number of ethers were sent in nt dif
ferent times te relieve the varsity. Carl
Ertressvaair. the twe-vear veteran end.
remnincd out of the early scrimmage
uriii, nut saw action before the after
noon wns ever.
The varsity team Is still a matter of
Conjecture, iicismnn refuses te even
mTike an attcmnt nt ftelertlnir the tnnm.
"Kvery position is open and it would be
umvise rer me te say nt this time .lust
who will be in the line-tin Saturday.
The backfleld is mere unrcrtnln than
me line, but they both nrc in the doubt
ful stages."
Miller, Thurman. Dern nnd Ertresa
vnag are tlie only regulars from last
year certain of thplr nestx FrnnW I1pw.
hirsts leeks like a fixture nt the ether
enn. iiamev may start in the gackfield
nlenc with Sullivan and Wnnrinrrl. l'nn.
w-ertji mid Helly have shown all kinds
ei siuit m practice and se have Kauff
man nnd T.cnham. The lnt nnmeil r.
malned out of the game last year, but
is in splendid condition and making n
great iiguc ie no a regular
WOODBURY OPENS FOOTBALL
SEASON WITH GLOUCESTER
Coach Payne'a Charges Expect te
Win Ueraey Contest Today
Woodbury . .. (lleuci(r
iinnH-M i'V.1."? MeOtm an
Ilnnneld Ifft taekle nrnn
Wl wart jftfum
Voelmnn",'.'.'.'.' rinht narU' '. '. '. . '. 'ilntrhinlin
liiirllmten right r nil 'UP
"un"' MliirirnncK mark
NeuncliaefTer. . Iifl hMfhack O'Neal
vrlXYC rwpt half baek. . . . Morrison
Mvuiunu; ..... lUlinnCK Vn llf At
Woodbury. N. .1.. Kent 17 rri.
bury High Scheel will pry off the 102
luuiumi un iin.i niirrnoeu, Wlien it
meets Oleucester High. The game Is
ai'iiiMiiiiuii in Hinrc nt ii :.m.
Leach rayne, who starts his first
yrnr ns tne woeunury tutor, is confi
dent his team will come through te vie
tery. and says that tlm rlnvm lm n
great chance te win the Seuth .Terser
title. The team has plenty of fighting
r.iini., iiuu win Dame Gloucester iron,
start te finish. Gloucester, limvnt.nr
will net be beaten easily, nnd the game
bueuiii un exciting.
v One of the largest crowds ever te
witness an opening- game is expected
te turn out for the conflict today.
THIRD POLO CLASH
Argentine Meets Meadow Broek at
Westbury This Afternoon
Westbtiry. L. I., Sept. 27. Tlie
third game in the International pole
tournament nt,the Mendew Broek Club
will he played this afternoon en Inter
national Field nt 3:30 o'clock, when
the Argentine players will make their
first appearance. ,
The Seuth Americans will line up
against Shclburne, victor ever Ireland
en Monday. The winner of this match
will play in the finals for the Menty
Wntcrbury Cup en Saturday. The
teams will line up as follews:
snisi.nurtNi: argentine
Ne. 1 l.eula V. 3to!..'e. 1 Jehn T JIIIm
. c1ar.d . ,. . 'e- -Jehn D. Nel-
Ne. 2 Knvmenil Del- eon
inent Ne 3 I.eulu Nrlaen
N" J J. WatsenUack Lewis L. Lacey
Webh
Bnck It. K. Straw
brlitKB. Jr.
Arcrr.tlnn nllnn) 5hi.lhitrni. . m.i.
unJcr the ruvlntii hatiilicap
CLOSES BASEBALL SEASON
Annunciation Team Wen Twenty-
five of Thirty Games Played
The Annunciation Catholic Club hns
closed the most successful beasen in its
baseball history with a record of twenty-five
victories in thirty starts.
The teaui wns made up of beya rang
ing from Kixteen te eighteAi years nnd
the pitching wns taken care of by Ilovle
and Ilentle and wns responsible for
much of the team's success.
Behind the bat were Recitrn and
Clark and the Infield wan iiIhe high
class with .Martin, first base ; Flanagan,
second base: Hplticlli, shortstop, and
Cordell, third base. In the outfield were
Cernell!, Crefc.sin and Lembard!.
Baseball Practice at Wesleyan
Mlilillrlann. Conn.. Rcrt. "7. Th f.n
nrnctics for bunphnll candlclntnn nt U'.miAvnn
opened with thirty-five camliilattn out. In
rharire of Coach Vurren 15. Htcller, former
Oberlln Cellece tar. Thern Is n koeiI utrln
(L ,Jinfc jnu n I'lti-m-in iiiiwa. Iligiuuinl. ItOU-
oteltch, Umnlhy nml J loe re.
Havre de Grace Entries for Today
IMmt race, nuran SlSlfl 04. tr m.Mnn
two- ear-old allies. TM turlnr.ns
Transom ua fun ley lis
fcrrlbbln JJn l'arlllen ,,., . is
beur llrasn Its Itay I, 113
Ml Mluml 1J5 Hacltet I!. litis
' Second rnca, rune SSOOO. clalmlne. (...
pU chase, Ihioc-year-elda and up, about
iniie: . ... ..
1'ugeorenK 1.11 unar iaa
Kath. ttarlan .13ft Mleceunteui 140
Iteyal Arch 141 Pair Mno ...r...MO
Third race, puree 1)310,04,
COACH HEISMAN AND PENN CAPTAIN
tew 'Cf'SmW
MILLER,
Cpkfri
UefR
LLANERCH'S HOPES
RESTONBEADLE
Yeung Star Should Develop
Inte Facter In t923
t
Tournaments
MISS HOLLINS' DEFEAT
A
HI HEADS
TWRI
NEW CAGELEAGUE
Named President of Interstate
Basketball League Three
Lecal Club Admitted
F
M BAKER TO
RETIRE, IS REPORT
Yankee Inflelder Again Gives
"Final" Werd That He
la Through
PHILLIES IN SWATTING BEE
DAVE BENNIS A MEMBER
thrpK-vear.elilB. 0 furlenm:
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i "iievenv
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1'lctrus
lJplhl Mnld
(n)HalllnK Alenu.
bllyocnareH ji .
clalminx.
Hells,
Terminal
Ar
in.
IS? ,L;,.ftt,n tn3
10.1 (n)rarn 10s
JJJT '''";ly llutinn .,105
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111 May Ulosem....iia
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wijAira. ii. 1. mivi cuii. ui e. i.euia
entry.
l'eurth men. puree, $1511), Ot, for to-year-eldn
rrVii furlengat
(alTlii'in.ily JJS 'r1'!l(ly Myra.,..10O
Hecluhlti 100 VlKll 10:1
llfel Tera fj J'nlel 112
Uak'.voeil US IJunllu 120
(u)H. Leula '"try.
Fifth ram. purni $1310 04, clalmlnsr. han
dlcnii, threoeeur-olds and ui, 1 mile- 70
i"llUralr ., 03 "' .Ilmlny ion
ii..n.ry ilm. ..1m Wellilnder . tli
:-.t.. 11 .- .in ......- .;:
Dtain ihiuib. ... S'JurtY .". I'0
Blxtn race, piirm leiu.nj. t minima, mrea
Sacldle ft Heets. .li?.T"nui
C3l.il, rnfm. nurua SIfllu.UD. c
year-eldn and up. J '-J? mlleai
Invlftorater . . . J 0 J Vei. Htraner...lO:
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1-9 ii. . . 1 11
(a)K(nir (leeree. .113 llenqria
Hin)iaUy
nil
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bceteh Verdict ...112 TlnuUntf Ua
huenlh rnce, puree )131().p.'., clalmlntr,
thrre-year-elda and un, l mile 70 yards:
. loco 1 T Hwunl ., 100
N'lahl K.ilder,...10i Our lllrthilay ...101
(lannman 1" rr.in of the
Frank Monre. .1S Valley 113
Camouflage .... 09
Apprentice allowance clalmM
Ten pound claimed for rider.
A new lmskr-tbnll orsiinlzntien,
known as tlie Interstate UnHketbnII
T.ciiriie, weh lmmclicd nt n meeting bcltl
nt tlie Hetol Wnlten lust night.
(jeerfje P. Cnrtwrlght, president of
tln Phllndclphln Itnsebnll Afsocintien.
H8 fleeted te the presidency. Several
nnmes of prominent men in bnsketbnll
were mentioned for the vice presidency,
nnd It wns Unfitly decided te net upon
this nt the next meeting. Willinm S.
DnlliiH wua chosen ni secretary and
trensurcr.
The president of the new cnge or-
Kiwiizauen nns una mnny yenrs' ex.
pcrience in the basketball Reme, both
iiH 11 plnyer with Hilly Mergenweck's
old Camden Nntieiml Lengue tenm und
ns nn eflicifil in the rele of referee nnd
prominent executive.
In ncccpting the position he laid down
his plans te these In attendance nnd
said thnt lie believed the time was ripe
for just MH'h an organization as was
plnnni'd. Tour tennis were awarded
iriinehiRfs, and eight ether applica
tions have been received. Several asked
time te take the preposition up with
nmcials. and of this number two were
from Philadelphia.
It is the desire of the president te
limit the league te six teams, but under
110 circumstances will any ether club
from thin city be admitted unless it is
finally deeided te make the league one
of eight clubs.
Ml m," Owmnntewn. repre-
Cenverv'.,y P0 ,1,e,,n,S '' T''
T.n ', xKeuh represented by
Vrct0, J P.ntrlck. E. J. Moeiiev anil
uiiBU 1'isiicrj Seuth Philly Ilelirews
rVsle,'0 .".a"1 Attantlc City;
w. V.,k..V? U11U
Teuns Jehn Beadle, of Tilancrch,
hnsn't had all the publicity in the world
this year, in spite of the fact that he
developed into ene of the best golfers
in this district. He has been somewhat
overshadowed by tlie glare and glitter
of his mero nationally known clubmatc,
Marcus Greer, 'who last year wen the
championship of the Province of Que
bec Orecr is n tcrrlfie hitter nnd has been
n factor In most of the big tournaments
national and sectlennl during the
year of grace 1022. He several times
played the IJnnerch course under 70,
nnd the limellzht of Dilblic attention
has been turned' en him te the evershad
owing of hit gifted clulmiatf.
Jehn Readle went Inte his first big
tournament nt Ilroekline nnd wns net
conceded n chance even te qualify unions
the galaxy of stars who went thirstily
alter the title of national ehniiipinn. He
qualified all right, and then had the
misfortune te draw Hebby Jenes Jn the
first round of match piny.
There isn't much difference in uctunl
years between lleadhi and Jenes, but
there were a million jenrs between their
nreml rpnutn tlntiH. Jenes hns been
hailed ns the finest stylist In the United
States. He finished only u stroke behind
Gene Sarazen in the national open, and
wns n favorite te win the championship.
Beadle was merely looked en as ene of
his stepping-stones in that direction.
Beadle's Nervy Fight .
Tim T.lnncreh boy's defeat by Jenes
2 down in thirty-six holes is history
new. but little mis ueen written 01 uie
wonderful golf and the splendid fight
thnt the veuthful prlde of I.lnncrch
put up in thnt clfisslc.
A shot he mnde en the twelfth hole
wns one of the fineit of the entire tour
nament. He was 1 up en Jenes at the
time and Bebby was milking n terrific
drive te get en equal terms nguln.
Tim r.peririnn laid the ball te within
five feet of the pin with his spade
meshie for wnnt ioekcu iikc iui easy -.
Itendle didn't quit. His own pitch
looked ns though it would drop in the
cup. It llll ten liiciit'N nrnnm u nun
hopped bnck hnlf that distance for as
nearly 11 iieie m wiu " iuum ut
without actually making it.
Then .Tene missed his putt nnd
Johnny sank his for m win. It was
net merely fine golf, but a wonderful
display of nerve.
"Next year ' sounds ltke a bromide,
but Jehn 'Beadle should cause n let of
trouble for the veterans in the big tour
naments during the summer of l!)2:t.
A Champien Dethroned
Last year Marlen Hellis wen her
CrOWn US nnueillll umun . ruuiuiiuui iij I
defeating Miss Alexa Stirling, the lirll-,
liant young Atlnntaii. who iltrea times Tlie All-Phlladelphia eleven .i,u
liml wen her way te the premier liemirf. ' Anni.inin.1 n ....... '" 'A e,.,vr which
Yesteninv 'Miss Hnllins was crush
ingly defeated in the first round of this
year's championship play at Whitx
Sulphur Snrlitss. She lest te Mrs.
Quentlu V. Feltner, who had llttle
difllculty in chalking down a victory,
7 "'"I 0. , , , . ,
The defent of n champion is always
mero or less a sad. occurrence, but
there Is no stlgnin attached te Miss
Hellins' defeat. As 11 matter .of fact,
she deserves mere credit ire defeat than
she ever did in victory.
She has been unwell for seme time,
and It was against the odvice of her
physician that she entered tlie tourna
ment et all. Yet the tradition of golf
nlwnvH has called for a champion te
defend her laurels, and Miss Hellins
was true te that tradition.
Without the lenst suggestion of "re
neging." Miss Hellins could have let
Iter title go by default, but she was ten
geed A sportswoman for that. It she
miiKt no down te defeat she wantctl te
go down with colera Dying.
Jehn "Itiihn" Pnuhm..
mmmi,MenJ J''"" appointed n
remni ttce te drnft the by-laws and con cen con
stltutlen, which wm be adopted aT a
meclng at the Hetel Walten next
1 ambers eJf ,lsh.i' wihc"tl'e additional
numbers of the circuit wi 1 be named.
All the clubs admitted last nlcht
mmedlately posted their forfeits, and
it was unanimously agreeii I upon t
mve a salary limit as thriilyTeans
whereby basketball con mnhe.
A liome-and-hemo schedule will be
I tT halves 'fl? WaS,n viH be divided
into nalys, the winner of the first
five RiivViiW 1 ' ?"''' "'" a ready
me siher cups have been presented te
the league te be awarded in anv wav the
managers see fit J
"4s.sr cach
ALL-PHILLIES GET FIELD
Tem Rellly's Eleven Secures Madl-
son Park for Gridiron Game
Anprlutcd its nuine en
OUT of New Yerk come the story
thnt Prank Baker will n tire nt the
end of this season. There will be no re
call, according te the former home-run
king, his word this time is flnnl. He
Is through with the game. Baker re
tired n coupie of times during his ca
reer, but always came back. Evi
dently bench-warming isn't te his
liking and after the series he will hang
up' his dented shoes for geed.
Baker has been n credit te the game.
He was the first of the modern home
run rulers, nnd whlle nn awkward
fielder nt third base managed te lead
the league six times out of eight. Baker
gained fame by hitting home runs in
the world's series off Christy Mnthew Mnthew
sen, Rube Marquard and tnnnv ethers
of the game's really great pitchers.
The Yanks are getting uneasy ever
the fact that they haven't clinched
the American League pennant, accord
ing te reports from Getham. A
sprightly practice drill was held yester
day, during which mero pep wns ex
hlbltcd than has been ccen in many
moons.
Today is another of enforced Iilfenes
or the Gothemites. Net until tomorrow,
when they meet Bosten, will the Ynnka
have an opportunity te try te make it
secure by beating the Bed Sex. The
Browns will help by losing a game te
the White box and the stngc will be nil
set.
The early betting seems te favor the
Yankees because of their superior pitch
ing staff. When It is recalled thnt the
Giants euthit the Yanks by n number
of points und that Nehf, Barnes and
McQuillan are capable twlrlers the odds
are net te much with Hugglns and his
crew.
The rest the Giant curving staff is
getting will stand them In geed stead
when the time for the scries rolls
around.
Art Nehf hurled the Giants te an
other victory ever the Cords yesterday,
pitching one of his best games In recent
weeks. Nine hits were mode off the
star southpaw, while the Giants gar
nered ten off Jess Haines and North.
Haines, when recalled from the mound
during the game, threw the herschide
ever the grandstand.
Greh and Cunningham featured the
Giants' nttack by making home runs
inside the grounds. Schultz, of the
Cards, was the leading slugger wltb
three safeties.
Phils Lese Again
The mnny fans that stayed away from
the Phillies playground yesterday after
neon missed a hectic swatting bee. As
bes been the case in the past, the visit
ing team cashed in with the most runs
nnd safeties and registered a victory.
This time the Beds handled the manly
athletes toiling for President Baker. It
was the third straight victory for tlie
Meranmen, who made a clean sweep of
tne series wuu un locals.
The smallest crowd of the season
watched the humiliation of the Phil
Among ihu few were several Athletic
players.
Thirty-seven lusty blows bounced off
tne hats et tne two nines during the
pastime. Tlie Redlegs garnered twenty
three of these and the remaining four
teen went te the Iecnis. Out of these
miter teurteen were four home runs.
One of the Phil home runs was tlukcy.
It was made by Leslie, the Phils' first
sacker, in the becend round. He dreve
11 liner te left which would ordinarily
have been gathered In by Duncan, the
Bed left-field caretaker, but he mis
judged the ball and it bounced off into
the left-field bleachers.
Hcnllne, Parkinson and Curt Walker
were the ether home-run cleuters of
the I'hiis. iiuDDies Hnrgruve delivered
the fifth feur-base clout of the after
noon. The victory places the Reds In third
place, as the Cards were humbled for
the second successive time by the
Giants at tlie Pole Grounds.
Brooklyn batted Genewich and Brax Brax
eon hard and took nn easy 12-to-e game
irem uie uruvcs at renway 1'ark. Fer
me nrsi time since cany in May the
regular Brave outfield was in the game
Captain Southworth returning te the
nue-up.
CLEARFIELD TO PLAY DARBY
Will Clash In Opening Gridiron
Game Saturday
The football season opens this Satur
day nt Moeso Park. Summitt and Main
sticets, Darby, when the newly organ
ized Darby Bams, composed of tlie pick
of grid stam of Delaware County, nlav
the Clearfield A. A., of Philadelphia.
Beth teams have been taking ml van
tage of tlie cool weather nnd sharp
practices haveenabled clubs te get in
fine condition.
Among tlie star players en the subur
ban team are Duke Kane, Shnrkev, Sin
ler, Swarthmore and ether well-'kneun
gridiron warriors.
Themas Grijfin, 24 North Sixth
street, Darby, is managing tlie Darby
Rums and has a few open dates which
hp desires te fill with local and out-of-town
teams. Phene Darby 313 W 1
t
Blind Harvard Student
la Candidate for Crew
Cambridge, Mass., Sept. 27. The
first blind athlete te enter Harvard
is William Beggs, Jr., of Win
chester! who after registering de
clared his intentions te become a
candidate for the freshman crew
when the oarsmen report en Friday
nfternoen.
Beggs, who lest his eyesight in
1018 after an attack of influenza, is
net without rowing knowledge. He
was n member of the Taber Academy
crew squad for two seasons, earning
the position of regular stroke en the
second crew last spring and occu
pying that scat when the schoolboys
took part in the Harvard invitation
regatta.
FANS SEEK SERjES TICKETS
Giants Accept Requests for Heme
Cbntest at Pole Grounds
New Yerli, Kept. 27. Deluged by ap
plications for World Serlei tickets,
the Giants today began accepting re
quests for the National League "home
games" at the Pole Grounds, including
the opening contest.
The Yankees, although they have net
yet definitely clinched the American
League championship, also were be
sieged by applicants, but they were
being held te await the actual winning
of the pennant.
Prices for the erlps nre the same as
a year age, ranging from SI. 10 for
bleacher siuts te ?().(!() for Imx reserva
tions for Mngle games. Tickets for the
upper tier of the grnndstnnd nnd for
the bleachers, numbering 22,000, will
be sold en the day of each game nnd
only nt (lie pole Ground.
STEWARDS INVESTIGATE
Aqueduct Officials Seek Identity of
8penge 3tuffer at N. Y. Track
New Yerk. Srpt. 27. Stewards at
the Aqueduct track today are Investi
gating n reKrted attempt te disable a
nere entered in tlie feature race of
yesterdnj s card b. stuffing a sponge in
one of the nniinnl's nostrils.
The ImrM', Tufter. favorite in the
Ston.vbreok Selling Stakes until the
tninperlng was discovered, was allowed
te run iiftr the sponge had been re
moved, but finished sixth in a field of
seven starters.
The incident is said te be the fourth
of n bimilnr nature te occur this season
en metropolitan tracks.
SUTHEM SHIFTS MIEN GOLFERS
LAFAYETTE LINE
Easten Coach Gives Archie Ack-
reyd Chance at Center
en Second Team
PREPARING FOR RICHMOND
Easten, Pa., Sept. 27. Following
his policy of shifting candidates around
in an effort te fill the three vacant gaps
in the Lafayette line, Coach Dr. "Jeck"
Sutherland yesterday tried out Archie
Ackroyd, last year's substitute fullback,
at center en the second team.
Ackroyd never played the pivot posi
tion before, but Coach Sutherland be
lieves his natural ability will enable
him te make a strong bid for the posi
tion. There were, several ether shifts In
the squad in preparation for the open
ing game with the Univcrity of; Rich
mond here Saturday. "Irish" Prcn
dcrgnst, n freshman, who has been
playing center, was moved te his for
mer position nt tackle, while Dully,
former Mercersburg star, was promoted
te tackle en the first team in place of
Ferd, who Is suffering from a bruised
shoulder.
RUTGERS Coach Snnferd yester
day sent the Rutgers football team
through the last hard scrimmage of the
week befere the opening gnme with
Pennsylvania Military College, Satur
day. Friedman, a substitute tackle,
anil Net Scuddcr, n veteran lineman,
were Injured.
The scrimmage wns the longest held
this year and every plav wns tried nnd
worked successfully. The varsity was
opposed by tlie same combination of in
eligible, former players nnd first-string
substitutes who played yesterday.
DELAWARE The fir"t casualty et
the football season occurred yesterday,
when Johnny S"hncfer sustained a
broken ankle during a scrimmage be
tween the vnrsity and scrubs. Sehacfer,
who plnyed quarterback en the varsity
last enr. wan playing that position en
the scrubs when the accident happened.
Levell is playing quarter en the vnrslty,
and Schaefer's injury will make It nec
essary for Coach McAvoy te develop a
substitute quarter at once.
FRACTURES SKULL IN FALL ON CHESTNUT STREET
Isnnc Peters, 4035 Ludlow Ltrect, fell from the fourth Story
of n building operation nt Thirty-ninth nnd Chestnut streets
this afternoon and fractured nis skull. He vva3 taken te the
Presbyterian Hospital.
LEAGUE TO ENTER PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS
CSWEVA, Sept. 27. Pen ticipatlun of the technical organisa erganisa organisa
teons of the Ia&ue of Nations in the fifth Pnn-Amurlcan Congress
te be held next March at Santiage, Chile, when the chief, question
will be disarmament, was authorized today In a reoalutieu which
adenttd the it-pert of the league's Committee en Disarmament.
GATES CLOSED AS
TiGERS PRACTICE
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
rinh
New Yerk. .
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NATIONAL I.EAUI'F,
Bill Reper Puts Princeton Squad
Through Three Hours'
Hard Workout
SCRUBS SECURE REVENGE
Princeton, N. .1., Sept. 27. Set ret
practice for the Princeton football squad
was inaugurated here by Coach Hill
Reper, who drl'led his charges for three
hours behind closed gates.
With the Jehns Hepkins game only a
few days away (he coaches sent the
men through a hard scrimmage In or
der te determine who Is te represent
the Tiger In the opening coldest.
The scrubs get reenge for the severe
trouncing given them by the varsity
and shortly after tlie lineup of tlie two
teams. Chick New bold, halfback. Inter
cepted a forward pass and ran 70
yards for n score.
Dinsmore was successful In the try
for goal. The ver-lty then rallied and
German scored after the ball had been
placed in plu en the fiO-yard Hue
Smith made the tu for point. Seciet
practice will continue all week, It was
announced.
Five Leading Hitters
in Each Majer League
AMKKICAN
SUlfr, St. lmi . .
Cobb. IMrelt ....
SiiritLrr. Clrtrlnntl
Ilrtlmnnn. Detroit
Tebln. M. l-iiiii . . .
N TION.I,
llernhbr. St. IxititH. . .
lllKber. I'litNbiirKh
C.rlniAtt, ( hlttire
Miller CIiIc.im .
Tlernrr. ritlMiarih. .
I.KAfiUE
u. a. 11. 11 r.c.
188 STS i!SA,.410
. .l.SA 621 2(17 .397
. 127 417 IAS .370
. IIS 43.1 101 .HAS
. 143 013 02 .328
I.EAOCK
..130 007 243 .400
14l 39A 212 .336
. 1SI 4)W 178 ,SSS
120 Vi IUO ,332
.118 427 149 .310
SECOND
ROUND
Favorites, With Exception of
Miss Hellins, Champien, Sur
vive in National Play
MRS. FEITNER BRILLIANT
IMilie Sulphur Springs, W. V.,
Sept. 27. With the exception of Mis
Mai ion Hellins, of Westbroek (Lenij
Island), lest year's champion, all of
the betferknewn stars contesting for th
national women's golf championship en
the Greenbrier course here began pl7 I
today in the second round. j
j lie gruunni jrnme or xiirn. vucnuu
Feltner, of the Seuth Shero club, x
times metropolitan champion, in elimi
nating Mis Hellins yesterday in th
first round of match play, 7 up and 6 te
nlav. nlnced her In tlie first rank nmenc
leading contender" for tlie title.
Her match with Mrs. Dorethy Gan- (
bell Iliird, former tltlehelder, tu tn
chief gallery attraction In today's pair
ings for the second round, for which ,
the day was egain ideal.
Mits Glenna Collett, medal winner In
the qualifying round, whose remarka
bly steady game triumphed easily in her
first-round match with Mrs. II. D. Ster
rett, Hutchinson, Kansas, was paired
against Miss A. K. Hardin. Ilaltusrel.
Miss Alexlu Stirling, Atlanta, thrw
times national champion, who also
plnel brilliantly yesterday, met Mrs.
C. C. Alexander, of Exmoor.
Handicapped by n lock of pracrJw,
due te illness nnd absence from thlH
country. Miss Hellins could net com
pete with the deadly, accurate game
played yesterday gy Mrs. Fcitncr, while
the former repeatedly get into trouble
from sliced drives nnd nlre putted
weakly, Mr. Feltner whs equally
strong In driving, approach nnd en the
greens.
The palrins for the second round to
day were as follews: Miss Clenna Col
lett. Providence, vs. MIsr A. E. Hardin,
HaltUFrel: Mrs. Nermnn Teere, Nas
sau, vs. Mrs. F. C. Letts. Jr., On
wentsia ; Miss Edith Ciimmings. On
wentsin. vs. Mrs. David (Jaut. Mem
phis: Mrs. Nerman Reed. AVIImingten.
vs. Mrs. U. H. Barlew, Merlen Cricket
Club; Mrs. Quentlu G. Feltner. Seuth
Shere, vs. Mrs. Dorethy Cnmpgell Hurd,
Bosten; Mrs. II. Arneld .Tackwin,
Greenwich, vs. Mrs. G. M. Heckschcr.
New lerk; Miss Alexa Stirlin. Atlanta,
i'f- ,.,?.;,.r- c- Alexander, Exniner:
v!r?V lJ,,.mm nvin. England, vs. Miss
t. Hadfield, Bluemend.
DODGERSTO REBUILD
Manager Wllbert Robinson A ska
Waivers en Seventeen Playera'
New Yerk. Sept. 27. Charley Eb
bets has asked for waivers en almeat
his entire ball club no fewer than sev
enteen of his Dodgers. Ebbets, the Me
Keevera and Wllbert Robinson held n
long conference en Sunday and deter
mined te tear the Brooklyn Club te
P'eces and rebuild It for next season.
Uncle Rebbie will attempt te recon
struct a winner with the help of
youngsters.
It Is known that among the seven
teen nre Leen Cadore. Ivv Olsen. IUy
Schmandt. Hal .Innvrin. Chuck Ward,
Bernie Neis. Al Mnmaux, Bernie Hun
gllng and Sam Pest, a newcomer re
called from Reading. It is whispered
the name of Burleigh Grimes also is en
the list.
his tWe first teams scrimmaging for
about fifteen minute at the close of yes-
icriiay s practice,
NAVY STAFFCOMPLETE
"Country" Moere Latest Arrival te
Assist Bill Hollenback
Annapolis, Mil., Sept. 27. Naval
Aradenty coaching staff was completed
by the arrival of "Country"' Moere,
who played guard 011 the Navy elevens
of ItiUt and 11)20 and nlse captained
the varsity crew. He will assist Temmy
Scnffe. the head line coach.
Helies, who alternated with Weldron
as left tnekle last year, reported yes
terday. He did net go en leave with
the ether football men anil was de
layed in his return, but the squad is
new complete. Belles. who Is captain
of the crew. Is weighing around 185
pounds und appears te be in geed condition.
CORNELL LOSES CASSIDY
Fullback Will Be Out Three Weeks
With Fractured Hand
Ithaca. N. Y., Sept. 27. The Cor-
Ah usual Mercer has two beckfields of , nell football team received another sPt-
uacit wiicn examination of Chnrles
Cnsbidy'H hand showed n slight frac
ture and the doctors say that he may
net be able te play for three weeks.
Cnssldy, who plajed left -end last
season, was transferred te fullback at
tlie beginning of practice tills jenr and
gives every indication of becoming a
first -rate backfleld player. Harte, from
about the same caliber, and both looked
goetl in their first battle. Schneider
caled the signals for the varsity, Dick
Miller nnd Theenen were nt the halfback
jobs, and Asplundh was in at full. Dot Det
terer led tlie scrubs, and with Knnpp.
Courtney and Ned Wilcox made a swift
combination.
F. and .M. Coach Price Htnrteil
WEST VIRGINIA A varsity squad
of forty selected Vincule f.,(i,n .
were scored. i being Intensively drilled bv Coaches
lirilllnnt. He ampbell nnd Abel, who will select
w. 1..
ue ns
. 83 OS
84 08
82 08
, 78 71
7ft 7(1
A3 04
SO D8
Club
.l ' .. erlc
last season, through th '" ,r !J,r." &.!!
TIIMIMit-n,. r I1..111- ' "' " 1 .'""
imniKci, Mem Jieniy. has succeeded 'chle.ie i
in nbtnlnlng tlie Madisen Ba Pi rk 1 ('.'" !'V,n,, 75
hnuhg,!me!! lb, J "." feV"t WlnV 8?
"eme gnuics tills year. Iiie.inn .... m e
'.- ."Ill I.nup Knllt
.ey ..613 t.600 .607
.S3U
.347 . ;
.623
.407 .300 ,493
.3611 ..177 t3flt
.338 .312 .330
American Mivr.ri:
.371
valine u miiiiiHT 01 plovers from last
year's eleven are back. McfiewV he
star halfback, and who ill ' l J
punting for the team, and M ukarnii e
former University of Iowa player are
two of the best players en t .lev..
.liaiOlie. Mcl.'erinnnk !.. " .
Clnvln nre four mere veterans who are
practically sure of their places "
cs,,1, !)i n V'k18 nr s,nrt ! Wilsen en
Sunday. October IB, and is busv tnlng
te get a llrst-class attraction for this
He Is In tone 1 with Frankford Ycl Ycl
lew Jackets. Helinehburg. l.Lnn
enster and Rex A. C., or i, niten,
for games. ' "'
First-class elevens went. ,, -. Krt
In touch with Tem Rellly r.-.M Walten
?SI0fc0.pBdn4Igh"daiMW,-
H . I.. P. r.
, 03 37 nje
00 61 .AIM
19 73 .AiO
.310
.300
.440
,413
qui
Win Iwo. tl.eur (e,
Win I.ene Split
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL USAflUt:
Cincinnati. 1B PhllllM. 8.
er Yerk, 61 M. I.eul. 3.
llrw-kbn, 10i Iloaten. B.
ClilriiKiMlruekljn, net trlirtlulrd,
AMKKICAN LKAflVK
Ne KanifN plurnl.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Celmnbtu. I3i MllitMukre. 0 tlrt itmrl
('lunibim, A Mlittaukcp. 3 (Mctmd Vuuiel
Ht. Pu.il, Di IniUnimiielU, s. """ uu).
I.tmlfttlle, Vt .Mlnnrnpellii, s.
Toltde, 3 Kmimm Clly. '4 (10 Innlne),
TODAY'3 8CHEOULE
NATIONAL IJAIil'K
Pbllllrs at New Yerk (two ramri).
UroekDn at Ooaten.
AMKRICAN I.KAOVB
Ne same Uilnl,
up
YALE Geerge Ilecket. who has been
running the Yale Vamity this week.
divided honors with Newel Neidliuger
at yesterday h practice, llecket made
the first touchdown. Neidliuger the
second. Ne ethers
Becket's was the ninre
was clven the lentlier for a tackle 1 eleven et this twn.nrn.n ,r n.,
plunge, went through tin line and, Ijigaiiibt tleorge Wnshfngtnn I'nlverslty
breaking free, ceered !0 jnrds for the opening contest of the season
U It.llCUIIUWII. "'"""Ml).
Neidliuger s tally was rushed across
when he circled
20 yards for
behind scrimmage
kicked n last
leiichiliiw'n. lint M
Neidlincer scored. I'nder the coaching ,ct'."t Promotion from these'iubs. whei.rp
of Dr. Bull the scrubs made their finest l!'1p,nK ."''.'f10'1 "bet in the ether pe"i-
exiUDitien 01 tne season In defensive 1 '"'" inu me line.
new' baPkfidd In prSct c" aw nst ' he '"f iMT shma., team, wjll sub
scrubs When Franklin and" Marshall ' L ""J J "ld the plaw U,U
swent intn tin. sfTiii,i ,iir nf ,i-;n - uassiuj ret.eers.
the Penn game. Sammy Yohn was at nr-.,-, .-.. .. ""
quarter with Kingslev. Hastings, Jenes BENTLEY NOT FOR GIANTS
...... i.1.1. v.rnKiu in me eacKiieiii. Jenes
.!?wic,i! up we" ln,,t Siltr'lny against
Albright, but Kingsley was net used.
He hail been a student at Albright be
fore coming te K. nnd M Kingslev
weighs Hill pounds, hurls a long nnd
accurate field pass, is exceptionally fast
and can take care of himself en the
defense. In the event that Crngin is
forced te leuve the line-up, Kingslev
can be counted upon te wield a wicked
tee.
in the backfleld there are Fester
end and skimmed ?";ren. Mel 'ey, Deane, Knmlner and
the scire. Frem ''"lel. wlie are belnr werk.sl ..t ...
formitlen Becket ! H'.r,', n'l Opplcman. Maphls. Arnel.l
goal following Ms ; 's"n,iavier. Walp. Wcnger, Gibsen
s iiiipinnt fiiilmi nfi... lluebanl. Cox und llnrm... ,1,., "
exhibition blocking of the arslty play.
1IAKV ABD Notwithstanding .that
the Crimson's scrub team hed been
rtrengthened hy former varsity timber,
the Harvard regulars showed even mere
rumarkable speed.
Ater a long drill, during which there
was some special ceach'ng by Wiggles,
worth nnd Wlthlngten. members of
Fibber's advisory staff the first string
plovers were driven pretty hard.
The product of the ilnj's going was
four touchdowns nnd a field goal. The.
first team llne-up was the same tu,
Monday, Jenkins, however, net .srim
maging because of n lame hand and
Kehnbardt btlll keeping en the side
lines.
BWARTIIMOIIH-Ceacli Mercer put
his preteges through their first strcn strcn strcn
uoue workout this season when he bad
Jack Dunn Denies Negotiations for
Oriele Pitching Star
New Haven, Conn., Sept. 27. Jack
Dunn, manager of the Baltimore
Orioles, new engaged in a three-game
series with New Haven for the miner
league championship of the Enst, today
denietl that there had been any nego
tiations with the New Yerk Giants for
the services of Jeck Bentley, star
pitcher for tlie International League
champions.
Dunn suld further that he was net
dickering with any club for Bentley
nnd added that he would net consider
any offers until after the series with
St. l'aul, which marts October !.
Amateur Sports
Th niihlnnd A. C., n neventMn-nlnete-j-mr-eli!
tram, would like te arrange vumta
with tenmi of thin nee J J McCulTeujih.
Jr . I.nnfdewna. l'a . or phena UnMewM
1473 J.
The tteuthwe.it Junier I-Bue In rapidly
maklna- preparation)! for the taaKtt
hall aeaann, an la being- feitered by th
Hherwoed Heys" Club. Buch team, ua Htraw
bridge Clothier. Jra tit Mary'a, Kalt
nnrt Ira ltlan m rnmm nni.u .um. . LT
nprtizZiA ...r ... 1,;:: ".".".." "''." ". '-
: ' i'."'
would
inn inc.. 11111111 ii.aHriuaii lenm would
Ilk te book irafnea with flraf.cla.. ...in.J!
either at home or ewiiy M. Ualman. tli
North Second atreet. "
The llmiatun A. ., a flrat.fllnaa football
team, lias organized They have been un
able te eecure ereumla te date, and will ba
forced te irnvel. Teama dMlrlna; thla at
traction can obtain hitm by wrltlnr 1; It
I'ann,.ri1 'fl kin... I. 1 .. ..!!'" i4
..H,,,.ui ... u. wu. ,tmui atreei
YILI.ANOVA Tn.. .. .
Mill... ...i.M,Vr,! Mnr.vInl. Coach Alllc ., The rrlen.U (lulld lliakelball enm would
I It ,.' n , 1 W r- ,,hfu,,nns' of Coaches
l.lttle nnd McGnidy, Is working the
entire suiiad te tlie utmost In prepar 1 1
tien for the game. i,011 UtUe ;,,!
ileascd with the linemen, but, neverthe
less, he will keep working hem right
along se as te iron out any kinks that
may luue hitherto been overlooked.
Coach M Her will have dally practice
for the entire sound until next Friday
mid then only 'the varsity will be en"
It is highly probable that Harry Greig
will return te the neuad te play agalnrt
JJ cs item Mar, and. but It is d6ubtf.il 1 "f
n'lii ?"r' Wil', be '", ""' ,U condition
te play before the eurly part of Nevcm-
wi .1 P.ra was hURht te be only
slightly injured at first, but is new con
fined te his bed.
nn .Mm nun . ,,.. navinv oemp etad a
aucceatful buieball teaaen, haa turned Ha
uctlW'lt-a te the appmachlns baaketball year
Twe teama will lapreaent tha uaaodallen.
flrat and aecend cla. U'ni.M 111,. ... ..'""J
from Mlllvllle,
e. Wllilwoeil and A7h.- v."""I
aulnteta of thla culller llnu,,..,. i.",. '
lba North Lellhaew atreet. mia.
iwe awrer piuyara. and aim a pair at
baaketbHll playera would Ilka te oennacl with
fail etetena or flvea, Heward Wlllla laaa
North I.ellliKOW atratt viiua. I Hit
Tlie rnuanelniua Amateur llaaL.ih.it
r -z I"""
ia
TnLiii.j ua une inuui. unii aa mini .!.
flrat-claea and reaerva team, hatln. gi.
can enter tha leaame by wrlllna A. e uTTJ'
new. 3007 Nerlh Anwrleak tMtt. 6Ti
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