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EVENING- Pu6l1C LEDGER-PHIL ADELl'Hl A, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1922
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Coach Heisman Has Nominated but Four of Penn Eleven for Saturday's Opening Game 1
''W "Pf J V xjvah wryNvW
PLAY THIRD ROUND
IN WOMEN'S GOLF
Mrs. Renald H. Barlew, of Phil
. adelphia, .One of Eight
Survivors for Title
OPPOSES MISS GUMMINGS
Wlillc Sulphur Sprints. V. u..
spti "fi.The eight contestants Hint
),.gan the third round tedaj of thr I
leurii.miciit for the national women'..,
-elf eh.nnplenship nrefcenttel a field of j
cll-sraseiiied Mars.' most of them tires. ,
cnt or feimcr holders of tltle, home
nnd foreign, with no dark horses left '
)n (he running.
Tiiej- were biiriiiera of close nml.fer
ihe roost part brilliant nlnv in tup w w w
oid'Teunil mntches jestereln.t ever the (
fircenbrlc'r ceur. , . , '
In the palrlngi 'here wan little
rhelrc )n the fillty of Relf nremled
en the baMi of previous .perfernmnee
in the tmirne. The nhi of Jtlv
fJlPimu t'ellett. the Providence tr,
who continued her game of ren arlfiible
hip.idlnc.s!. pnrtlcu it' n ''' "i I i
noprearh shot". jeMcnln in disposing
of Miss K. A. Hardin. Hnltusrel, ." up'
..,a :t. was certain. heecr. te con- I
tlnue te held much of the gallon's at
tuition. MiC was paired ncn
r iv Letti-. Jr.. of Chicago
She was paired nealust Mrs.
Mli IMIth Cttmmings, Onwentstii,
1 up winner in n tense tnntcli tester
,,v with Mrs. David Onut. Memphis:
Mr. Quctitin Feltner, Seuth Shere, and
Mil Alexa Stirling. Atlnntn, nbe were
iimeng the ntuis Mill lighting it out for
the crown lest by Miss Marlen Ilelllns
when she wan eliminated in the tlrst
iniincl of match play bv Mrs. Keltnor.
The latter in iieientiiig .tir.s. uoretny
Campbell mini, or uosteii. jesierunr,
.-. up and 2. continued tlm same dead i
ttcuV game that proved tee much for
ili plmmnieu.
The Ciimmings-Oaut match, from n
standpoint both of sensatlennl coif and
Im'e seesiwing itdiantnse throughout.
furnihcrt the clitef tlirlll et the pill
111
mterdnv. It was nm body's match
until Mi.'-s CummingH sink u tv'lve tv'lve tv'lve
foet putt for a birdie 2 en the eight
eenth green.
The pairings for today's round, which
tvlll imrinw the field te semi-linalists,
were as follews:
Ml (Jlenna Collett. Pnnldence. s.
Mr. V C. TitH. Jr.. Chicuge; Miss
Hilitli Ciunmings, Onwentsln. ts. Mrs.
It. 11 llarleiv. Merlen ('ticket Club;
Mr'. Quuitln reitner. Seuth Shere, is.
Airs. II. Arneld Jacksen, (ireeuttlih,
.itiil Mls Alexit Stirling. Atlani't, -.
Mrs. William A. (Jn'tin. Knglaud.
ELI'S FINAL SCRIMMAGE
New Haven Varsity Scores Four
Touchdowns Against Scrubs
Nm H.itcn. Conn., Sept. 2 In the
jP irnii'm for the kiiiiv Satuuhiy
iKiii'-i tl"' treng C.nneg.e Tecli plot en
theVil i.nsiti .ti'stcrdat had the Inst
Ien,' i 'linage of tin1 will,. This
efiMiii" n piidmbly will sic ii mii laut
wriiini'. llli a 1 1 -en en 1 riilnv. .
J 1 ill' 1 n 11 lies ill e InMllK Mils iiine
iiulti "ilniish, nulllug tint tlieTnh
fl'llli I 11 III st -1 hiss, feet III) 1 1 llllihll.e.
( iriifgie w.is bi.ilru list ,n,ii mi 11
fimb'iil I'Uiil in th list qiKii'trr hi
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of mi 11, s, s.imr nf 1I11 mi 11 illns
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mnji fn ir lum lidei.iis ulnle the s, inlis
nm miilile te lu.iki inuie lh.111 lu
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HARD DRILL AT HARVARD
Coach Fisher Drives Substitutes te.
Get Line en Ability
('mil ridge. Milss.. Sept. 2-i Ham- '
rien.iK Liulis (entlnueil at lliiii.nd'nl
irniiiu sessiim wwtm.l,, tv.ii,
Ciel 'me en the nun he lensiders In
lit lusi string. Pisher I- dililug tin
i rge s ,,,,;,, j r milMitulen, shifting
diem ilieiit te get nn idea for t.hil
H dlli us te deielep seiui' of his big
f lien s.
The lust tiam is new aettlng mere
' I position and the fnethiill is keener
"'ll diiv. Captain P.uell testeidtt:
J'N Ms hist Miot for a diep-kiik goal
jiilluiil i a toiiihdeiin and iuppud the
Will our the middle of the bar.
Hie small squad nf nipples is coining
te nhelj. Kuhiihuidt iiiaj be In the
Mine en Sutiiidii agiiltisi Mlddlebui.t.
'he hukliUd has been changed a. llt
". (Jchrke takhu' Fills' iiluie tisier-
". uilirM' is gelu' tn i,
1 "! geed bilk tills (ll.
a uendi r-
TWO STARS FOR NIAGARA
l Fllippe and Mullin, of Grid I
cam, p-t... n.. i i ... n I
Fame. Enter Buffalo Institution I
.MilgtlU t nllece. Iufl :iln. will be nil.
"tfiiiti in tli,, ,., i, ;,,.,, k, e i..
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"st tout Dull Mm, eier dete'ciped lit
"J't lulhe'lc High Scheel. Jltlllis
'I illpe and Jniues Mullin .ire tin
s who Imie eiitciid the Falls III-
mliiillni,
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three Ii Iteis uL
"est ('in ,ii,
was
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,n'i"l Ills diploma the par In fore.
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lilt Mr.'. I(r III,
purs, $ l 'inn I ' . iiimiiiL
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tir Mi ter
President Picks Yanks
te Win Big Series
Washington Sept. I.S. PreM
dent Harding hns n huiti-h that the
New Yerk Yunkces will win tin
world series this enr, according te
Dave Ilnncreft, captain and short
Mop of the New Yerk (Hants, the
National League pennant winners.
linmreft (ailed teilny at tin1
White Heuse and urged the Presi
dent te attend one of the world
series games. Mr. Harding Indl
lated he would be unable te de fe,
mid lidded, Itmiernft sild, that lie
tins cenlident the Yankees would
treumc tin (llnntM In tin- Inter-
league kerbs.
1 1
GEIST CUP GOLF
Merien Linesman Leads First
Twenty in Qualifying Round
With 84
EARLY SCORES ARE POOR!,'
I
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ttiuiaiu Simpsen, of Morien, wns
'"iv sierer in tlie early golfers te finish
SIMPSONLOWIN
in tne iiiulltHig round 'for the ('ltir-1"1" oecemo stronger uetn pntMcnll
once 11. (Joist Cup ever the links of the nml """"tally "d be better equipped te
Whltem.irsl, iir !..! fi..i. ,hl Jr en In the biwiiiwH nnil irofelenn!
cloning
Simpsen plujcd consistent golf making
the outward journey in 42 and also
coining buck for a total of 84. Tin
early finisher turned in rather hl"h
scetes for the par of the course is 72.
i 'lie Hundred and thirty entr es llm
itrd te ten handlcan men liml Vl,e iVt
entv te fli ish six with reiv h X,ih?,.
Vlreminen 'links ll 'tl. ' i' ' "?
well, of Merien. I'hll Cersnn. nf PI..
month nnd Heb Itunsferd.
The early stores fellow :
William Sltnr'en. Mer en 4 J
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42
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T. I. A"ftln Irrnten ....
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tt'Udam Ilerrldy, On-rbroek. . .
H I. fl'lmrils ItoxberouBli. . .
P II Mnm'er, SI Dm Ma ,...
ThemnH AtklnRxn.i Ph mouth ..
I tV. Turnbull, M'liltemarah . .
J I. C hHrmin. Morien . . .
II II. Ureenw ild, e'edarbroek. .
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GOLFERS START PLAY
FOR SOUTHERN HONORS
Cash Prizes of $5000 Alse Ge te
Winners in Nashville Event
Na'Iitllle. Teiin.. Sept. 2S. Stars
of pio'ession.M golfdem from all quar
ters nf tli- lnhe started competition
I eic tediij iitir the links of the Hell
Mrnile Counti v Club for .1 shnre in cash
' i7,.s ug.'ie'.Mtliu' S-,tl(MI and the title
(1f open i li.impinu of thu Seutliirn (Je'.f
I ssnehitlnn.
Si.itlend aiiens them weie several
,ii liit'.n's li,idln' iin.iteurs, who were
n.iiiuii in Ik-lit for the priillege of
l e.illll': I lie 1 roil ll el nleil iii " '
A I11t.1l of 1 tu lie prles nw nlted the
pntli ipants luiniug In I he leiiist
siuips, the le'u tniuht li""u Miiin).
Mmiiil iiiii'auiiiuntnl te ."UliHI; third.
N7."i; fiiiiith '".'I'", mid mi down, the
mil. eli lenlli mid tutlflh pldjn g t
Ill'C s!llll 1 .11 11
l.i'ht 111-I111I1 quiilttj lug inuiiils will
hi pi lied Iniliil .mil inn ni run . with
tin In, 1 i.l lini-hinc up villi A thiiit
iN-lmli I11111I mi Sai111d.it, the two
lU.i'ilt Hist lmiuils 101111I1IU' .n the llisi
li j 11 nl lie- im" -sin 72
HOLD FIRST GRID DRILL
iVIManeva Pree Scheel Has Initial
Practice of Season
t'eich Ilnghle Mcilpehmi put his
Vilhinev.. Pr-p squad through the first
' 'bill dri I of the season testerdny
aftei no ui (iter forty (andldntis re-
p lined te tee i ail.
Seie-al nn nihers of the I'VJl lean
hate Rindu ltd but the I'.l'ie mid W hlf
fill be repri.sented b a irailc i let en
Hi ierthe'"s .
The teillll will be led hj Je' Con'ell
star tackle. Conleli is a stillar tinkle
and an i'H'i th mi It geed leader.
The schedule for the season was an an
nenn ed as fellows :
or il'rr 7 I.mikihii r llluli tn) i'O Hat.
erferd stlienl (awHti s ll'llllniiiinn UttnJ )
,,i Mii.r I si i , s Prrr (nn) in
I'imi Aline (icinlliici 17 1'iilhnlle IllKh
(aunt) '.'1 t est Catholic llinnii) .10 .s in.
iiiiuiu (home)
MULLER MAY BE HEAD
Phlla. Rowing Coach Lrkely te
Have Full Charge at Harvard -
i .imnriugc, .ti.tss., ,-sepi. e. unr-
turd's lieu rowing ceiuh, 1 tank
Muller, of Phi!nielphi.l. hud his first
glnnpM' of the Crimson's best lolling
mal(!rj1, ,..st(.rdai when two eights
., . c. inti.l,. m, mnl simnt no linur ilnu n
isiieani under the watchful eje of the
mil' mentor. Capiain Al L.idd picked
a Kii.nl of tiieiit.i inen mid thev will
form Mailer's mrps of oarsmen for the
fall.
I The work of the ueit reach wltll these
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men will deride tihethei or net tlie
Hurt aid Adtiser.i Hening Committee
mi .......
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(eliipletel.t in Ills
i liurge lietl spnng.
COILA CAPTURES CUP
English Yacht Wins Seawanhaka
Trophy With Three Straight
Main hosier. Mass., Si pi. '. Ceila
III, lltlllg the colere et tin He.ial
Nmihi'i'ii Wht Club, of (ireai Itritaln.
liflnl the Seniinnhiika Cup In ic do de
touting the defender Suhie, of the Man
(hosier in lit Club, in I lie third lace of
tlie series between slt.iiielir beats,
sailed off this putt, 'llm Urlti-h .tmht
linn three i eusei utlt i lines in n nianj
da d.
Runs Scored for Week
In Twe Big Leagues
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"Make It, a UuW."-,
j FOOTBALL RALLY
1 AT GARNET PREP
Coach Bennett and Wilmer
j Crewell Address Meeting of
Students at Swarthmore
iOPEN WITH LA SALLE
I H PAUL PKKP
A MASS" football nieeting nun held br
!"t. the s
Sttnrtlinieri Prnn Stehoel In the
nilf1llnsl...t. . . 1 1 .
..."iiuiii .irMeriin.i uuerneun. ii twin
presided ever liv the coach. Dr. Mike
S. llennett. and was attended by the
entire student both.
Dr. Uennett, who Is new at the In
stitution this jear. hating coached Hnv Hnv
erferd College in 1011. made an addrcM
te the hej h. "Athletics are highly im
pitftunt in a prcpur.iter .oheol for the
detelepment of the American jmitli,"
'aid Dr. Hennett.
"Of course, u be. is sent te school
prlmarll te Mud v. Uesidcs thl, there
are two ether things be dees: make
social acquaintances and participate In
athletics.
"Te begin tilth, sei'lnl iinMlmeM mnv
aid ou, but the dimiccs arc if .ten git'c
tee mucu i um in n easures ten will
iegencrnte and will seen be elnssed uith
the lounge-lira rds mid cake-eaters.
"Every one studies, se we'll turn
in Hip nibr viIiUi.i,m, if
give our spare time te athletics you
i .. ... . . .. .
Mieriu wncn ou receive jour Ulplemns.
Knew ledge I seless
Unless It is Utilized
"Yeu guln knowledge while attending
school. Hut knowledge without strength
te utilize it in some worth-while en en
deater is useless. Prepare jour body as
wen us jour imnti : i
"1 want every boy te participate in i
some sport each serfsen se that he will I
get the bct and most out of his pre
paratory school trulning." I
it inner (.'roweil, noted official, then
was Introduced. Mr. Crewell
gained
I fame through IiIk remarkable
kicking while a bttident nt Swarthmore
I'ren nnil Infer tiirneil .nf tn h.. n,m
tin of the best goal kickers from Held in the j
'"'eeuntrv when he called signals for 1
11 I Ut. A.l.... "ll '
enniiuimirc v.eiii'Ki. 1
After talking en the value of drop- .
kicking and punting, Mr. Crewell In-
structi'd a few of the hets in the art
of using tlielr tees advantaceeuslv en
.1 1.11 11. ..-1.1 .., ...!.. .
1 iiiv Kiiuiiii 1. in- nun -iM-L-iiii iiui'imnii
te it alter llese. tli" liarnct and (iinj s
star fullback who is the most promis premis
ing kicker en Dr. llennett'- squad.
Prepare for
Opening Game
After the meeting Dr. Dennett put
his squad through 11 stiff practice in
preparation for the eprning game tilth
I.a Salle Prep. Olfeber I!, en Palmer
rield. Dr. Hcnnett intends te hate
his squad in top-notch shape beferc.the
season opens.
It leeks as If the Hue will b" fem-
posed of Jehnii Duncan mid Hareld 1
Krnpfand. ends; Jehn
Cnntnin Arthur Kles.
iimaine am
tntkles; lied
Kawrenee and (icerge ttlttmer, guards. I
and Ward McLaren, center. .
All but one of the b.ickticld pesi- '
tlens stem te be ti'lcil. Mnnlv WIN
llamsen prelmbli will call signals tilth
Waltei Klese. brother of Arthur, nt
fiillli.uk. Ch.iihi V.in TINe preb'blv
will be sei n al ih'hr lia'fbaik, with left
h.iifburk position still open.
isenial Inn cl games me en the1
icliiilulc, which Icdlntts:
H wilr li 1 i shIIi Tr, hr)iil- Mill
H tl I lirm . -IhI l'rnnliiR'rn svi,00
u-a'..27th t-' Jerph Prrp limn
Nui'inlM-i I Hlnlr t il. in huh' IQIIi
' s ii .ttlim nrulrnl He I lsili rnniHtnn
I'r, p mi lrrillinlnir te Pnnce'en.Yal
u lit'
Woodbury !)elis
ler Championship
After the 11IN0 vlrtnrv eier Oloucos Oleucos Olouces
ter High Scheel yesterda.i . Woedhurj
High is looking forward te winning the
football championship of Seuth Jersey.
Last season the team c nihil In a tie
for the title with Collingsweoil High.
Tl lc.1i
"' ... ...
lias a great chain e le come threugl
te the championship.
Aikiejd. of (!louceter. u.is hint In
,101111111 dining the (enlliet. He tin,
i can led from the liehl after a scrim-
m.ige.
Cnptalji Neusi haeffer and "Lien"
Jolin-en were the liidliidiml slurs of tlie
I giiinc. which had sn uiauj toiaiidewim
thnt it was almost impossible te count
I them. Wither! and Il'iitu als-e tteiej
brilliant
According te Condi Kaufman, of
' ("iloucesler, he will pretest the game,
i He cliilmid Conch Piijne gate iiislruc-
tlens te the Woodbury team from the
i side lines.
n-ritn i'
ILUMNUlO OlMK UUI
ON "PRO" CHARGE
Tem McCann Dropped Frem
Football Team for Play
ing Summer Ball
ly .1 ssikIiiImI ricia
I Immnlain. III.. Sept. 2s. Tem M
Canii, one et i he hist-kiietii, feiitbnll
and liaseb.ill stais nf the Piihersitt nf
Illlunls. has Ik i n ilechind im llglble ,
for a tlih tics nt t lit- iiniiersltt bcdiusc he i
plated iiroli'ssieual Ii.im1i.iI1 this suui.
iiicr.
"I iiceihd the iiieuei te liuih mt
senior .icai," Mil mm leld Geerge Huff,
dlni't'ir of iithli'tii s, ttheu ir.feruieil of.
Ills suspension, ,as je.ir lluft do de
biirrul nine football players for p.irllcl- ,
nailng in a prnfi ssieual football gaim
helweeu T.l.tleltllle mid Curlllll llle.
Huff said r It :t t .McCann plujcd base
bill with tin Abciili'ili. D.. Units,
then plnjid in a game in Sioux I all
S. D., and Ian r took pirt tl, ganus in
Dcaditoeil He was said te hate iteu
three out et four games he pitched and
te hate plujcd the reuialiulei of the
time In the outfield. .
During his three .tears at Illinois.
Mi I 'nun wen fame as a pitcher ami last
liar wus iisKpiI te sign a leutract tilth
I he Ditiell Amcrli nil League baseball
team II Is etpecled that he will enter
the big h agues when he finishes hi
si hehislic coui're hi the spring I
Mi Culm's less will be fell senieh
hj the football tuim, en which be tt.i-,
a" star liilfb.ick.
NEW HAVEN WINS SERIES
Rally Gives Bill Donevan'6 Team
Victory Over Baltimore
New Il.iten. Cunn., Sept. 'Js. Slav
ing niie of the gteutest finishes in a bail
mime eier seei in tlm fit j . New
Hai en. I'listein League champion fei
illJ, wen the thrce.giime seiics fieii
llalllmere, luterhalieual League pen
nant winner, bv taking the limit, ll in ,'1,
M'uiilig all tln'li iiiiib in iIil uiiitli in
ning witU'twe out, '
This season lollingsueod defeated
dleiieester ."tl-0. Accerilmg te ccim-lders
n.irathe scores, therefore. Wnedbiirv
SLASHING SIKI
The. battling Senegalese, new world's light-heat weight champion. Is
shown In one of Ills conditioning stunts en the rowing midline while
preparing for his battle tilth Geerges Carpentler, whom he defeated
for the title
DA VIES FLASHES OLD
FORM ON PENN SQUADB
Fermer Pitt Star Demon
strates R u n ning Bach
Punts by Eluding Half a
Dezen Would-be Tackier s.
Other Coaches Working
Hard '
TWO SCRUBS ADVANCE
Ml
jIKX Tem Davles
pcrfornied
vnl'e'il'v for
T'ittsli'irHi thnt
leiniP'l All-Amerlc'in inentiem n"e of his
Istrenu points was runnlns back mints.
I A tear nw iv from active iiiirtlcbintieii
In tin rrldlren snort hnsn't tended te I
decrease nm of the ubilitj Dines bus
in that line.
. ... .
Yesterilnt afternoon alter Tin1 tarsuj
.m,n,i im,i nrked haul en Miismim
rii,i it ,. ,u tnid.ii niniss te Fr.inkllii
r-.p,i for the lemiiniler of its workout.
n-i.. r.i... .i.i.. i,n nrnprmu ns the ,
1 " ii'-s " " .-. . ..
,,,, 1....1, rit, i, tie li.icKlie U
I nnn.li.tntna nml the lircakillt: IIP of till
hi the ends, linemen and u portion of 1
the backs
After calling down 11 half do7eti eri
1 the nrsity men for tlieir inabiliti te cot
I bt the opposition riinniir-' up the field.
I Duties sK-tialed for i punt and told
these nt the opposite rnd of the field In
get readi. A beautiful spiral from the
tee of Tev llamer shot up the tiehl. Like 1
In streak Dalies was off. gobbled up the.
I hall nla 1 it tHitlt under his arm I
and stiirted ileuii the field.
It was the old D ivies u trstenear
!,, ,u,d bis wav threugli many in
i ,., ,,. ., Hil.-nfT. He sidpsterineil. .
strniehf-iirined nnd dodged his wav past
ii half de.eii would-be tacklers. net one
of whom c eulil get held of the former
Panther ,, . ,
"See tint ten fellens. That s the
wav it should b" done. Oct th it le.ithei
under tour arm sn that it can't ionic
out nnd tiM' evert thliii.' ten bite te get
den ll the field." was Helsman's ml -inniilliniis
tn the squid lifter D ivies
hid se easily eluded the tinklers.
Till rnllir I'ain rnarln
neiti ilsrlf il' hni( n-i
rnnrhinn ttnlf
t nun nf
tin mef eiiioiieiM iilnum lint
Itrll mnkri Inrklri. umir thr hull
ami finfermi ethrnrisr in truing te
ytt lili point eiri te thr vunil.
HA 11
tn
AltOLD GASTON, the new line
uter. recelied 12." w hacks en the
arms and shoulders from tlie linemen
jestcnhit in (lemenstiating the proper
lis., nf these membets 111 stepping the
opposing fnritarus. ills anus aim snniu.
were black mid blue last night,
but It N a (inih that In will be back
. . . ... , , I
again this afteinoeu getting tin in
bumped all oter again. V
Tem McNamma gets dnim te show
hN si mils the plats usi d bt the op
posing clot en for the coming game he
is the i luef scout mid t.ikis inaiit 'i
haul hum Is te get etei his punt. The
same is true of Dr. Draper. Jink
jKiegh and own Coach Hi iiiinn him
I self. Setiinl of the (e.uhis h.it e get
min siiimiiiages te make this or that
feature of their tinik pi mnr te tin
1 men the me coaching.
ferriniinagi' Called OIT
i Tlie ceuihes had lets nf uppeitiinlty
testeidat te clemenstinti' tn the phi.te.
The iNpiiteil scilmtnage drill betweiVii
I the t.irsitt mid .senilis wis i.illed oft
In I'e, nh Ilelsiunn, who clicidi.il te cle cle
teie the aftiriloen te hnishiiig up en
fuinhiiiiehUls. Th" ends 'ind backs
'hulled ami ici cited tm mud p.iss(, ran
'though signal drills mid pi nomad ill
the ether tteik that gees with tin ir
positions.
i The lineiiien worked en clinging
quick shifting, und ran up and down
the lield linllei' pllllt.s. 'J'he i mils ulone
had ii hird iifteruoen. Tmii McXa
nun a si In led two eleums and put them
thieiigh a h.ilf-heui' sciiiiunagi drill
i that was the best cjf the n i te d.Hi
The scrubs ami scriihlels, n- I In uet
'.','
te tlie m runs are kneiiii. luiinu urn
j fei the honor nt bung mi the
lllst m i lib eleieii te ult' ni'th l"l
uiisn .
Tlll't ID il a1 nib If nm I ! I
;iei I tin it 11 inilii kIiiiiIIu !
the ei
qi tilll'
un en ll" inmily, nml u r mini m
nrl en thr tenm l nhnui im hnul
rn cm de fitunil nnpt h" " ''''
lint no lien thnt thr UK min 1 " n) ""
e)li 'iii brn thr 1 mi U In iih
tlirin n limn' i le )mt innnut thi
1 111 iitn.
TIM J
tJ nm
IM.MIL
DI.W Hlltisl is 1 ipullt nm
wilt I1.11 k le the lust eleieit
B his
ami II wniiiii net tie at ,111 surpiisiu.
In si,. Inui theie before in it link '
ten old. While some ar In ing ph
I meled nthers are in mg sbuiii.d lurk
Mitheil.iiul Promoted
etlrdnt IIeImd.ih eiuhr
Millu 1 land teleriin el hi 1
the tiirslt) scpuid nml in th
heiisi mnl nln' I'd 1'ci iij in
I Keellg's .tnllllgsli'ls. Pec m
d I 1 nn.
in.
:,:
' 1
join
I ratlin
' nl .1 1
11 mi un 1
la Millie situ, has In en pining
. li intlt agiiliiht the taisiit it mi
bill
1 1 ml
for I In km tlbs.
j 'Hie tuij he ealilie, (nm ird pasM
inui his hind taikliug 1 night the in
1 nf Hi'isliiau and his insstaiits. ,md tJiet
.iilianceil tin local Ijnj 1'niii Is mui'l
' heatlcr than last jear ami has tlie ulenl
make-up ter a winguiau, in which he 1
I being itllni nl
I The Use nt Mithei Iniid nln 1 one d it
M'llniiiiugi tin prvdu ted I he lug Iml
ft tun Idaho ,1.1s one nf tin m il tins , 1
lusi tears line, 11 bmn ii.'hier muI hi
ndililieii 11 tliliihcr Siitlin .nid p'nt'd
se well against the tmslii 011 'I'ue (hit
Hint I he nHohes ieidi. te 1 01 1 in ii 1
I W.iheul fiHlliV tciluiiu.ii.iii,,. '
' The addiUoa-ef-Butherlatid-to thu
IN TRAINING
Penn Lineup for Opener
Very Much in Doubt
Ter the fust time In many years
the line-up of a Penn football team
for the opening game is tcry much
in doubt. Of the deven plajcrs
who will stait the ientet Saturday
against Franklin und Marshall only
four are slated as starters, IMrosb IMresb
taag at one end. Tliurnmn at tackle.
Cnptnlii Miller in the Imektield und
Jehn Dern nt enter who will also
all lignals. Probable starters for
the ethers pests aie: Papwertli,
tntkle; P. Dew hirst, nn end. Kauff
ninn and Kcllj. guards, nnd Craig,
Weudard and Sullivun, bnckfield.
tarsiti further (einplleates the line sit
uation. Tn'l and rangv and we'ghing
nlme t 200 pounds, the Idahoan will be
a hard man te keep off the firt team.
With Kellt. Tiiurinan, Papiterth. '
vru ,
.i. 11..
Kaiiiiman. I.i'ininm. .loiinsen ami set -
lesser lihls lighting It out fet
e. Heisman should Ii'iie the pem-
HI." "I"
nctitieu he lias longed for slme (emiiu.'
te the Universiti.
Chuck Hnbb. the freshman rnd Inst
j ear; Pat McDonald, a Iwisk.i tackle
trem Kust Urange. who tit the scabs
abeie the ld-jieuiid ni-irk. mid Heckus.
a sub-lineman who saw lets of action
lat season, were sent te the m rub
i I'sierun.v in in ineirwilj Dili K, fls
iii isuiuu jiiu ir. -
R1
tlX'Kf'S rrneitril enj ticstcrdau
ami urcrli nerh. like Suthriland
illil. II lirn hi' 'irti into vhtiir tlirrc
ii littlr ilnnlit thnt hr, tun, mil juin
tin rnitlti. Itebh inn our of
Kreyh'i minim emit Inst icir nml
Inii the inakinyi of n teal xtur.
Ilrfmr mnni moons Itebli u ill It
ilelui) mtnr ilillil en thr unsili,
jiiduiii'J by his l"it criticitc.
a
AUK CUAIO, the Oklahnni.in.
le. it ii .is feared, had suffered a
tti'tured elbow and pieinmiu ed ti.ulv
for tint v bv Dr Aithtir Light the
te'im phjsicinn. Craig bully biimpee
his 1 1 hew ii)) at Mount (Jretna. The
til -t senmmace cl i ill Mummy satt Ciai'
acini hint the member.
An X-i i was taken and the plate
reteuled no broken hones nr either
tieuble. A 'piiial brace has been built
te Use in sriilUlll.lge diills, ,md Ci.iig
tilll net be idle a inemeiit from new en
The Wrjstiiner leeks like u certainty
te start in the bai khehl Saturday
agiunst Piiinkliu and M.iishnll judging
hi his wetk te date.
Iluirl Piunarit. the Trench lad, who
illsplated iiitsitj abilllt list jear. ro re
purlid test, mint attei a tw,, neiks' ab
si'iu e, Ihi.iusc el a ilisjiii.itid elbow.
in ok spent ,it Het tspi'lngs. Viiglnla.
dining whii h the it i in wis h.iked anil
niblied. iiulid in bunging the up-State
I'd hnl, In I in squid. Like I'llllg he
in. us a sp( dai brace, but will be un
nbli in de mi scrimmaging for two
V I els
.Mike H.ifdj. the foimer Alaijlnnd
sin, who is i.itid as the best drop drep
kp'ker and iill-areuud performer tu the
squid, will preb.ibl by en tlie sidelines
dining the fiisr two games An lu
pin d knee that is responding le treat
tin nt slew! is hi (plug Itacdj out of
the seiiiutiuigts.
Westvlllc Eleven Organizes
Ih tt 'sun . f oil ill iin 1
III ll-).
1 U ,1 Ills 1
I) J irl,
I I Ian
i hoel
pvjtil .1 t'i 1 is 1 1 iim auJ u
te 11 rt all fir l- Iihsj triii, , ,,
r .nt, furtnerl t! Hi 1, '. Ins ,1
.rirs Itiat.rllil ,111 I hMrei! lir p,
irs anil i- t 1 1 iM r irt' i 1
M st 11' s iUjeiI sin h i. hum 1 i Hurt
tear
1 n lm.ci ml I'irlit rin i mil un ml Pit.
mitt Ilf ejin win 11 ,x 1 en s,m ,,M
nl Himll lilt. 1 h.ii fr. m M mi ut
rtttrrsO' tl iltl instx 1 In 1 1 I 1 atns
f iIiim sliss snl, umirs . II ir 1 1 ip,
in ihj lir.m - ll I I it llrinlliw 1 Alliens
lielCr H in r It est v 11 1, ,N J or lilli tiq
tt 1 nut I7j n in S 10 ,1 I' M
7.50
"Savant"
It Wins.'
A man'- -hw that loeki. ita
part- and will act it. In
comfort, 111 stjle, in wear
iiiul 1 aim
Imported Scotch Gruii
Deuble Sele
Wins Feet Rubber Heels
Suinc .lib, in tan Uusin
cnlf an i blink iking calf,
eu'te pu'li.tlih paid 10 or
l" fell ciU.lI ipi.lllll
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n
21
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UAIiAHAN'S
't.M Market Street
III- 1111 ll talnrel
III III If ll'IFFI
v 1 'ml strert ( r. sprim. swA
rv.w 'Hill siriri l or I lirttmii Jrm
JHlV t"'1 ' (n rm minim tir, i'i
rVsNjk M (trrni inlnttii ,t W&t&
lJtvL. lliirn In nines 4'?Mti
m
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PRINCETON ELEVEN
GIVEN FAST DRILL
Each of Bill Reper's Three
Elevens Cresses Omelette's
Geal Line
DROP
KICKING A FEATURE
Prlllrelen, N. ,?., Sept. 2 lirge
'crowd of uiiilorgradiHles tuitch'd the
Prliicelen nrsitj squad go tlireiigh 11
Utely serllemage tilth tin1 Omelettes in
open priitlir ,. I'llllll'ltl Held trs
lerdaj
In pile nf the wunn weithei. Hie
, crimni igr w is one of the fnstct nt tin
te.ir, and was featured In long open
held runs bj Johnnie (jeimai. and
Prank ltgoiikepf, firft-' 'ritin' q-ni'M-
' book 1 mdldntes
In trung out his t annus cenibiin-
! tlens Mil1 Koper used three sepatnti
,eetcii. against the Otwl't"-. and encb
one ui rednl In cre?sln; t li erub
I goal Inn .it least or.ce.
I 'I he tirt M'eri came tilien Pnpen
I kepf, plating quarterb it-k en the t.ir
itj 1 light a punt and nn it na'h
Ollgh the rutin Omelette ilcieii for 11
'hd'iwn I. uter. (Jeimtin get nttiij
I ter a run m ,i nun i"" "" niie
I i iids from the geil linr. Kiiklng
nf drnp-klckr fiem a nrlinnnge tor ter
iii.itinii tins fiitund. Ken Smith
Pignknpf and Nirld bemg j.ueei..fiil
. in i u i il tu il
I LFALT'IK .Im Pollock, former
i m Jehn's Piip initmn nnd irnter. ha
Ibien pronieti il te guiitd en the I.a fay-
i ette Collide iti'vlti football tuiin bj
(eith Dr. .Intk" Suthr rhiiul. Pel-
lerk took thr iihae of P.eb Mitlnger,
I und lils no, k ins one of thr features
of irstrrdat s workout
Adrian Feul, the fre&hniiu tackle,
who recoiled a blilNcrD sjietilder the
eatli part of the tuek. in all preba-
' lulltv wi'l be unable te stmt in the
npening game with the I'niietslti et
Itlehiueiid here this S.itiitdnt. Dufft , i
the former MereMsburg athlete, taj ln
Feld's place.
DRTM01 III Twe mete men were
added te the Oieen lbsuItIj list during
teterdut' si riinm-ige. Thei tire Mrg
ftied and lleag both backiield men
l'.psjdis these min. Ljnih 'i ud Hjerk
man. inds; Alhn and Mnlih. siiestttutr
backs, jiiiI Murphj. a guard, -ill ari
tompeiarlli nut of phj and will prob
ably be nil ll ii In pi, it .igaillst Vel
ulch S.iturd.n Ceaeli f uiinrll has put
the D.irtmiiith s,jund through i tift
practh e i n rt dai this tuck
WKSl' MKGINIA t'ench Speai
has endisl the hard work fur the West
Virginia tnetball squad piep.irateri te
the opening gime with Wis'iinn s.u-
.nid,.. and the neik. us mil -, that
'plmmpd tin
planned Inr led'i.t and toiuenow. was
light. Spc.irs took great pains tilth his
quarterback'.
DICKIN.sON P.lll Crew, of I nieii.
town, teriupr b.icktield star at Pintisi'
t.inla Mllit.'iii Celli ji . has repertul te
Head Coach (Jlenn Killium r as a (,m
illdati for the Dickinsen t'ellrgi ileirn.
The kite Senators seii.has In en stat -illg
out of leg-i oil tin inline f
Paiutis, because of nn injuij he sn
tallied hist j ear at P M '. P.ut the
call et the lield botanic tee great fi
tie big fellow, ami after lensultuu
Ti.iiner Mn'Atidieiis. lip eluiibeil in
a red and white unlterm.
I Yeung Dempsey Wins by Shade
Teunp JirK Drapscv a1l arethr
nr' te his lei a Ftrlt!2 ht ii niins I. v M r
in (our rnun'N .it tin Filj i 1 he ir lrn
j Iloeri.fl .Minsk 'n itii f ur'h i r a r x
le the Jim. J j. Mann ni; kn irk 1
it'll Iras In ih N-iji 1 rrnin y
Krimrr wen from l'r ml Ural
ut II 1
1
Mlske Matched With Tem Gibbens
Nrit rk wrpt js ritlh M imT
laitilmi is t l'rt'll ' ci t heaiiwr r
1 r mat lieu f r a tlftrn-r nin 1 et i'
Mi Its, n Mquiir c. i it en Oitihn- 13
M. A II Srll It" Fer I OM Z1SSZ
football & Soccer
Unusual Specials
Yeu mu f nl r utel see theso
t 1 fUlIt 11 dTslllld - , ,i,0
Tei 11 in..i isi s 1 ill t all their
qui I tj i r sur- 11 elf
tirrc's i" catien te b
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Heavy
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SpcmJ V 50
T i".act eual t
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M ;V.n " h' te bur
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Me le Hani nrWt
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kirinn 1 a 1
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leather. Pti. s.
deuhle tit ,.,(
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I 'T"ir ' sp ci t
r5s ,1 ii" " f -s
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H afien te Play Sarazcn
72 Heles for $3000
Pittsburgh, rsepl 2s - ('lie innldi
hrlwreii (Jme Sar.uili, helih r of the
I nitid States open i bainpleiishiu
gelftrs inatLli pint and Seuilinn
epi ii ( hmnpieiiship, and Wnljir
Il.'igeli, Iititlsh epi ii ihaiiipleti, ui
hi S' t end -two holes for a pui.e of
MWIOd, th highest amount eier
platrij fin bt prnfesslniinlj In th"
hisleiy nf golf.
The put thirl --l hobs tii I,,,
phi ml eier i,i U-iktiiniil i eimlrv
''lilb i nurse nt Ifultnll. and the sei
ntnl out the Wfsipstrr Tlill tiicr"
coin- j I Jtti .
PLAY POLO SEMI-FINAL
Winner of Today's Match MeeU.
Shclburnr; In Finals
Uestbut, N , Sept . -rh.
Aiicle-Amrririn Li-teett pole four
List nf three fmeigii rntinnts f uri I ing
tin. oil's fei thr Montt Wjterbuit
Mnnerlnl iij' will jilay the crack
M'ldowbreol ipnitet in the .frond
s'ml-tipnl initrh this -iftortieon
'I he nniier will enter the liinl i u'vl
S.iturdiv 'igninst Sholburiie, whirli
sirang ' urrrlkr tcterday bv de -stieh
iefr'itng Algrntltie J te ." In Ifae
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TWO F. AND M. STARS
OUT OF PENN GAME
Lancaster Eleven Will Be Minua
Services of Franke
and Bussett
Kiiuaslrr. P.t.. Sent. - Frnnklln
mid Mnisfl tilll be wlllieul the Herv
nisnf Douglass Franke, left tackle, nnd
H.issett, mi rnd. when it faces the Unl
lersil) nf Pi inistltaiila en I'ranklin
1 i"ld i u Sulmdai afternoon
I'raiikr, wlm iilater a deter game
igaltist Albright, has been removed te
the f.iiti"iitei (ienrril Ilental, suffer
mg with water en the knee. Hashed
as been d"elnred Ine'Wblc by th"
la-ultt Athletic Committee
F nid M alumni nre endeavoring te
ii miner the faeu'ti that Hafsett should
hr perm tted te pl.it, 'ind thnt the ruling
it huh is holding him from the llne-up is
un iinti'ujl one It appears that the
prrfrssr m chnrs of the chemical
libor.iter has decided llassett sheubl
spend all his aiallnb'i. time in thnt de
parttnrnt .md lemiiMi in from prnct'ce
Uriiun. the lug guard, from Lafay
ette, loeknl geed in yesterdays scrim
iruijr Up broke through the scrub line
iini' 'Jiid again and Mepned numerous
p'hs l.b.ji Weaicr nle loomed nn
the ime fnr the Mho 0il( whitc ureln
i If l en
Athletic
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6 - tiG possesses a powerful
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