'W v svVfc1'T' FPS WAVi- "Mt. , Wt'l V6.f.' ; , 2(i EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHUlAPELEEi. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13. MSB, ' ' '' . ''' "vv. , football Candidates at Old Penn Ne Lenger Regard Cut" in Grid Squad With Same Dreaj ri v,,. .ffi ., &fj I 'I i54 ft 1 m m m tSSf ijSJjrJ 9 M M is, ?... ATHLETES A T PENN WO LONGER FEEL THAT W WOi?LZ) S ylGiV 7W vTlan in Vogue at University Gives Every Man Chance t te Play Favorite Game, Even Though He Fails te Make Varsity Team aSlaX STONEY McLINN , .,J I!y STONEY McLINN TIME fns when the Nemesis of the telleglnn who was "trying" for the football tenni wen the "cut." The procedure then wan nbeut iih follews: "Come out fur the tenml" would be the slegnn In chnpcl, dorms nml int. nnd nt lmiss-inrctlngs for several weeks nftcr the opening of college. Then the liend conch, with the nld of liln nKslitents, would Attempt te Wsed from n conglomerated iniii of candidates, much as the hunter picks off duck"! from the (lock whizzing by, the men who were bet Milled, mentally and physically, te become members of the uusit.v squad. (I'sunlly the ceaih knew pretty well beforehand nbeut which men would be ".elected.) Finally the coach would announce, after practice, te the bruised and pernplrlnjf ntliletr that the "cut" would be made that evening. And as the motorist who must de it appreachci the environs of the lining squire nnd arresting uinstnble hoping for the best but fearing the wervt se the majority of the gridiron men walked teunrd the bulletin beard, which gnve a list of these who were commanded te eat wisely nnd net tee well nt the training table. The man whose nnnie did net appear en that list turned In his football togs, lighted a cigarette nnd decided that the whole world wns agin him. He Insisted, of course, that he was a "victim" of the cut: that the eleven was losing Its .pedieKt, brainiest and most courageous candldnte. (In isolated Instances this may have been true.) The worst feature of the cut, however, was that men who were, in size, glllty and inrutnlity, eminently fitted te piny winning football, refused te heed the call for candidates, declaring that they would lese prestige if they Wrc net bidden te eat of the feed picpnred for the varsity. T H011S take a layer or tire off h fellow's pride if he stands sir fret in his hosiery, tcatchri the nrrew point te JPG what he stands en the "iour-wcight-fer-onc-rcnt" apparatus mirf feel that he i bring pointed nut en the campus ai the truckhersc who tiied for hut iid net make the varsity. Hundred Candidates en Franklin Field NOW the scene shlfteis de their stuff. AVe arc living in this age of scien tific nnd sj-Htemntlc athletics. The place is Franklin Field, where mere thnn 100 jeung men are learning what te de mostly what net te de with -the football. First we visit the offices of Dr. H. Tnlt McKenzle, generalissimo of the Billed athletic forces. The noted director of athletics and Dr. Uuck Wharten ' nre "nt home" te jeung men who present themselves for a most thorough physical examination their attire, an Kipling might have put It, Is "net u .thing nfere and less thnn half of that behind." Among the fifty or mere examined in n day there perhaps nrc a half dozen lvhe express n desire te play football, and are physically fit te de se. These ix youths nrc sent te the foetbnll department with the nisltlve insurance that they will enjoy a full season en the gridiron nnd indulge in some real games, een though they de net make the vnrsltj. AVe new step out upon the historic gridiron where, by Invitation from Ernie Cezzenst nssistnnt grnduute mnnnger, men who de one-finger exercises en n portable and sell the result te newspapers are permitted te wntch the jmllls grind out the Sullivnns, Ilnmers, Millets, Derns nnd Dewhlrsts. We find Coach Jehn Helsman nnd his corps of football tutors teaching the modern Ited and Blue gridiron lessens te approximately sixty lads twenty eshmcii. most fnllmiitnlv m.nunlnterl ivltli thn vnp.in f,it nt tlmrk thnv rnm.fiQ.ilif- fli, nn .........,. n. '.,. ... ........... .... ... ...... .i-..-..v ... ..,. Jjprenchlng enemy the college which is te meet I'enn nnd show the scars of (battle. AKe, a schedule Is prepared for both the junior vnrslty nnd the .ireshies, which gives them nn opportunity te tight nnd win for Old l'cnn. nCT at one end of the field ah, there ire dnceifr icAy football can MJ didates no longer dread the cut. Hi Dirksen, fumed as athlete and conch, presides ever this section of the gridiron turf and has in chane, or icill have later en, by far the largest number of candidates, A'eiic of them may make the varsity this year. On the ether hand, all iche arc eligible knew that the eyes of an expat arc upon them i and that thr promotion te first-team jirscys trill fellow development y of varsity habits. w " w All Have Opportunity te Play Game THEY knew, nt least, that they will plnj the game, for they will be organ ergan ised into class, fraternity nnd dormitory elevens and will win the plnudits of their fellows, even ns de the varsity men Obvieuslj , few men can make the arslty and newadn.is collegians ppreelnte this fact because of the sjstematlc method of conducting uthltlc When u man realizes that he hns had a fair dinnce nnd that his superiors have made the team : thnt he may continue te piny the game which he likes best of all and receive athletic credits for doing It, then he Is satisfied. Dr. McKen.ie is hard nt work en plans for the boxers and wrestlers 1 at Pennsylvania plnns which will give i-verj man who wants te enjoy par ticipation m one of these spert'' nn oppertunitj te de s(). In fact, the day of the ut has disappeared in nil athletics nt l'cnn. Tliu'c N a selection for ; the Mirslt. but no turning in of unifetms by the.(. nut en the Um and H always the chance for men who plnj a game te pnne that thej de have 'letter" stuff in them. Heward Herry, former all-around athletic star at I'enn, enme crashing down Chestnut street today don't knew whether it was the football in the October nlr or whether "Nig" had heard that some person near Sixth nnd Chestnut wanted the daily poundings of his tjpewriter bound in book form. Anj hew, since Iierry is a leading member of the two A's athletes and authors It was a plensure te bump into him. There was a foolish thought chasing through the bend of nn ex-athlnte of parts a thought which hnd been born upon the visit te tienernllsslme McKeuzle's athletic headquar ters. Here 'tla; HOLLAND LOSES BY ASHADETOWHITE Baltimorean Leses Twe Teeth In Heavyweight Beut at Arena's Opening MICKEY-RUSSELL IN DRAW S-H-H-H, SECRET PRACTICE: THE "TUMMICKW JUMP II li.VUl.111 JVtM UJM1 DlllC 111111011 IflPiril". 11, tljljli WAlillUtl I (-1AIJT jin i. ilVarsIty, twenty junior vnrslty (once known as scrubs) and twenty fieshni I , The junior vnrslty nnd the freshmen have opportunities te become Uy IOi;iH II. .IAFFE SOMK day Jim Helland nnd Jee White hope te loom as timber for heavyweight championship competi tion. Just new enen is far from being nnvwhere near caliber for a titular tilt. Thev clnhed Inst nlaht In the eight- (round wlnd-np of the season's opening sliew at the Licvcnth Street .rcnn, nnd, while there wns net much te cheese between the big Iwiys nt the finish, because of his nggresslveness nnd occasional Hares White, who hnlls from Tuscaloosa, AIn., was entitled te a shade. Helland is the elongated Pnltlmerenn who showed n let of fntneness In n bout with Fredwnrd Fnlten one night last winter nt the Ice Pnlnce. nnd he went bneft te the Oriele City minus two teeth ns n result of n White tight-cress In one of the enrly rounds. Small Crowd Sees; flrilTe's Opener A big crowd stayed nwny from Jee Orlffe's initial 102'J-2.1 stng, but he If confident thnt he will come through with (lying colors as n promoter, lie fore the show Orlffe made n nent speech explaining that, despite the slliniiess of attendance In the nrenn nnd dellnrs In the box efliee, he would put en the show and be the loser, (jriffe get a biz hand nnd then the show went en, while Jee started te figure just hew many hundred Iren men he wns In the hole. The handful of spectators there wit- nesed n geed show nnd tried te help Jee forget about his fit.-nnclnt deficiency ' with a let of enthusiastic applause throughout the course of the program, i iitst iiet unrein, who denies being Meviciu and claims he Is of Indian bleed, nnswvreil the gong ngninst Itlclue King, n local lad. King, nftcr being dropped three times, begnn thinking nneut iilxlicatlnK in the third, when Ueferee Lew ltnlley came te his rescue and wisely stepped the bout. Garcia outclassed Hlchic, nnd Pulley's deci sion saved King further and unneces sary punishment. Then Yeung Mickey, n southpaw. i went te lint against (ieergla Itussell. and what a slambang battle they staged! in the early rounds Mickey cracked (ieeigie nn the chin with his terrific lift and the latter wns knocked stag gering, but Mickey tired and before the s,.t-te was ever Pus'scll evened up matters. Krause Wins In Heme liattle Snmmy Iterne, another southpaw, and the derail, Johnny Krause, were the next pair te enter the ring, nnd this mntfli ensued In n battle between n puncher nnd a boxer. Krause. the boxer, although shaken up several times by the slashing southpaw sheets of Perne suc ceeded in showing sufficient cleverness te win by n slight maigin. The semi-timil found Phil Kaplan mixing It up with Mike Scliult, whose nom de glove used te be West Phila delphia Temmy O'Toele. Temmy was in there Irving his utmost te score with a knockout nnd he took all sorts of (Imr.ces se much se that m the fifth round he hit Kaplan low seernl times unintentional,!. Hefeiee Pulley dis qualified the West Phlladelphlan. nuto nute ui:it ii allv- ghing the bout te Kaplsn en a techr.lcailtv . Cepvrtpht, Hit, Iv Public Ltdatr Company MORAL VALUE OF SPORT PRAISED Swarthmore College President Lauds Students Who Take Athletics Seriously TEACHES SELF - CONTROL Vanderbilt Ready te Dedicate Stadium Nashville. Tcnn., Oct. 12. Van derbilt University's new stadium, which the University of Michigan football team will help dedicate Sat urday, will have its seating capacity of 22,000 tnxed, according te pres ent indications. Michigan's foot ball team will arrive in Nashville Friday nnd hnve n final workout en the sedded field of the stadium. INDUSTRIAL FIVE FACULTY BAR T WOODBURY H. STARS The greatest value of sports is their moral value, according te the belief of Piesident Frank Aydclette, of Swarth more College, who emphasized the. im- linrfnnpf, nf YinrttnltintlAn in nllilptips ,-.-....,... ., ..a .....m taut. ... ,...... -- In nn iiflflrnia vnnfnivlinT Vinfurn t!ii. (ill. ' tire student body at the suburban in stitution. "In spite of all the emphasis that can be laid en physical health and en the contribution of athletics te a healthy body." snld President Aydc Aydc eotte. "I believe the greatest value of sports Is their moral value, and that, i if you learn from them the lessens of ' ... intense effort, of scrupulous fairness, , COACH of ceneresltv te onnenents nnd of self- , control in crucinl situations, you hnve learned something which deserves te be Twe stars will be missing from the ,aprnesld.mtUAvdelette defended the cel- ! -'.P of Woodbury High Scheel when lege student who gees into competitive the Jersey lads meet La Salle Prep athletics berleusly. en Page Field, Woodbury, N. J., te- Llkes Serious Athlete morrow afternoon. "One of the things thnt I enn com- A recent ruling of the faculty will mend most hl"hly In our student body." , prevent both Wentherby. the blc full- he said. "Is the seriousness with which bat,. nml of (h w , . . ir athletic activities, i ei-. ,,.,,..,, , ,, ,, , sl-iieiiihiic luuiu.iii, iiiKi uanneiii, tne husky tnckle, from participating in the battle ngninst their Philadelphia op penents. jWeatherby and Hanneld De clared Ineligible Play La Salle Prep Tomorrow SHIFTS LINE-UP EXPECT BIG YEAR Many Applications Received for Eight-Team Circuit Hall in Doubt MEETING MONDAY NIGHT llitrtv tnk( thei lege Mtudrntn nrc FOinetlmt Iilnmrri for tnklnc nthletU's tee norleuHly. My own I feJiiinu nvt tlmt titn n)iii.Aa rntiift frnm It was nnneiineed that Jee Tlplltz , .,0,,1; .. he tle I10t ti;,. SI,0rt seriously and Hehli.v L.irrett would headline next ,,,, Wentherbv nnd Ilnnnnld nre nesl- Wednesduj night s show. , "jinny peejile think of nthletie sports graduates. They Intend te enter cel- i ns u melius of giving vent te the snvagc lege, but returned te the school te gain PHILA. FIELD CLUB WILL I impulses of humnn beings, the priml- j additional credits. It was ruled thnt i I've love or name, aim un, nun --- no grauuaies vveum represent weed- USE LOGAN A. A. GROUNDS elude en this account thnt they are n Is i nil of temporary reversion te the nar- 'ine imtn is i i B i.t. a t r- baric or savenge state. The I l.u(.- e r-.CHa.c .w. ,.. ,. )p ep.,fcIt(,i Athletic sports buty High in any sport Uncovers Darlington Coach 1'iilne. however, has nnrnverpil With Harrison Saturday hIummI under such cedes ns we require, i another premising nlnver in "Punk" U n meling nf the Philadelphia ' in e the product of nn ndvnnced clvilizn- ' Darlinglen, lT8-peund lnd, who has I'll Id t'lmi. of the American Soccer tlen and would be impossible were our speed nnd courage. Darlington Is n League. In Id last night, it wns de- . civilization less highly advanced thnn geed line plunger and is swift and elded te change the playing field te it is. eliislve In eff-tncMe nnd end runs, the litignn A A. grounds tit Sixteenth ' "In order te take nthlet.es scrleuslv, 1 he Woodbury tutor has net se iiud I.lndlev te (onferm with the r.iles te s(.(. them truly. It is necessnry te lected his pupil for the tnckle position of th" Aiiierlcnn Soccer I.engiie. Managei Themas: Scott nnneuueen that Al l'.lnkey will get Inte the line up Snturdiiy in the league inntcli ngninst Harrison nnd Dick Kimuhruig, ilici was nlse u member of Harrison last venr. may play with the Phillies. The Phils wen their opening game S.itiiidnv against the reorganized liuth leliei i eleven. nk at them through the eyes of the left vacant bv Hanneld, but he hna thnnls handed ry nf s ports f te the boy in I ll ""' include umana tc t rt ;: giammtir and high srhnnli u histei ft . 'Twill Be a Hard-Fought Battle NO. MI.SSP.S. JUNKS AND JOM.S will net luejiare their team- eik whit mere than Jack Dempi v .ind penny l.ienard jirepnre for titular battle-" , Was ever n football game played rlmt wns Intended te be a routine affair? .The man who counts is the man who is out te win. And when elevdi men te out there te light fin the dear old nlinn mat. thej fight with nil thnt's In ' 'em, and, If pushed, employ eveiy tilt of football strategy they have learned Beets and Saddle mi, loin Tn niiv atlilet c crisis, nie point of view of the players is likely te be bctler than the point of view of the spectators. Indeed, every specta tor should have had experience In nth letie sports If he Is going te sec nil thnt happens physically in any contest nnd understand its moral significance. Praises Spirit "Thnt Is one renFen why T nm glad te see elhtv men In our foetbnll sqund, and nt the snine time srerces of ether men and women of the college playing games wi: ' Of HOI'l! te be seatid in the nle Hewl Saturday, U'iCneni'iir; a genuine battle- unlcm one of the two teams i hepchisly out classed, winch n unUkcl'i. I ItlulTer is a greatly Improved horse 'n.,1 .,.(.,. it in tlin l '.liltniliin 1 tn mill f, i. 'niiirt n fl iirnnnil . tlic feature nice today at Laurel. Theie! "The spectators who leek at nth ;!. ei.lv three stnrteis. the ethers being led. s through the eyes of the athlete iHunga "Puck ami Plnzes. Thej nil like , will applaud geed play wherever they i lett track. see It They will be generous in cheer. 1 Ileises which seem best are. Pirst wig the opposing team. Unc n tlie race, relicitens, Jelly Sailor, Ned, gnat lessens of nlhletlcs is that or siieiid i steeplechase), Mohican. I.eugh geiieresitj te an opponent. It Is n 'Piigb- Perklnmen; third, Itess It ., haul lessen te learn and u very valuable I I'hnlnrlns, Lad's Peve; fourth, I'lags, one when It is learned. '.Minute Man, Cameunnge: lifth, Plulier, "Sports of the type which we have I nnca Huck. mazes; sixili, i liinsmnn, in our Ainerirun ra'" ".' i-"- i i ': v.i. . i .i -. . n. Doughnut, (iliseiua ; seventh, Jving'ti Fcvernl geed-looking candidates, and uiev an win see service ngninst I.a Snlle. Thn one who shows best will clinch the pest. Woodbury, due te its splendid show ing, has been raised te n Clnbs "A' school. The ether Seuth Jersey schools in this class are Camden, Atlantic City nnd ( olllngsweod. In the first game of the season Wood bury swamped the Gloucester High under n score of ll.'j te 0. This stands ns a SChelnstlc record for thn nnnenn , ,,,!,,, ,u immi. (ill lllir VlirlOUS IieiQSI ' ........ ..17 Miami tutu .ii..... i" p. " - i venr MIKE MORAN TO MEET J. PERRY AT NATIONAL jlantams In Headllner of Saturday Nlqht Card Here Tlnnniien l.n l.rl,.. I. m ,l.( ,..,, i f'i"t .mr than Jimmy fuftv .,....,. .t. ,, ,,..,. ,. ,,(...! ,,..i..i .,, .. infjrftuuiK inacie ipik nn wen pout early In the week, Jee I.ibby, local welterweight, had te call off bis faintch with l'nnnmn .Fee Gnus which ISclle, Gnth, Gallivant. Ijilenla's feature uPe is stvleil sible among gentlemen nnd umeung friends. lne of the greatest single values te be nbtnined from nthletlcs 1H It'iU'lUnK Mini Hie nmim riiu ui I .A crai8AMcraer., :;;e,u,, . ., u s!,f, i,t..r The C A Chirk horse Is n I hardest kind of iluy en the athletic W II e r.rfrn wen aiie'hr heut en n,p Surfl der. llie U. i. i.int neim lilll ... (.....HUtpnt w til respect i -nail ll vvH KHrr ihn i.terer s ...c ,,n super or lliudder. Horses which seem " ' ' r0 , , V ' J l rlvnls whom one nycr fJwirifc Hwiiis in four r iun.1 hejt m , i , ' . ,lra. Vlrwt rnce fliurles Heni-v ,nl" friendship for the rivals wliem one Hn rrnnrlMce Tues-lay t.Uht j:.Mie sla,n I est lire. I lr" ,c,c' , ,i M , !,f . IS trving te defeat." ,. i,a. .iiui i ihc lirir-pi .1,1 ,, , Itnhv. Green Geld: seietul, Jlontcert " ".""s "' "' 1 1 in . -M.r .lipiupii (intrv. Tender Seth, Pomtieus:, i n .. i tn 'i (in f,iir hit w 1 1 r, ,i,i ii. . -. . . - ........ .-.- . i e.mers w,Vt ,i, in TtaV n i h.,x i-.rn, dUV,: third. Hjniipem. Hysteria, Lord w rack . man neTt we-k Whiii tn i.et l,n i:-,t rntru'd rfKOllllt JllhnnV Mlllv nr Pai.v llrni1rlek Jta alie l anpms In hook ur Drnipwr Uh Hehbv lUrrvlt A matrli Le twi.cn )mpw ami liHriv Oalruti.1 m (ij,, makinit for October 'Jl a ft lueai club scheduled eight - itch with Jack Peirv. one of i ""' ,Ul"",0,w,fl w"" J"0'"-'' '" n,t ' I'eter Prewn ; second, Hueuec, Kustler, nm wuii .iniu i nr. . out eiit,h)1 ,,r00hli ,,t ih(.uajty tomorrow n'liw W'ltchvveik I third, Satellite, Purity, int.lam bets In Philadelphia. , hunm. ,.1.1 "Mi; .r.ijlj,. hjr,,h ,. JJ,, . flfth, My Iteverle, KraotleS; i" ultjlit Mernn sprang u big ruiiponeJ n week Amanda Ilecy; bixth, tirrus, Knobble, r.ddle l)iranri feHci'ni! i-.js e,,nri Uf- Pnrv iirfllnHt ltnV tlllPlll ll t for LIitaf was scheduled for the National Spert- s-arne. writes "'" "' ,l,rf' ', "r-. , , who wantii In "nil nls S' jth I'Mluiif lpl,U IUK V. Ill ll p?itiunil! IIIKIIl. n a lenuil Jee Winke get teether a bantam weight bout with nu lnter-city flavor. .Mike Mernn, n rugged, nggiesslve , nml lepril-hltliii" battler who hnlls ' Hill Vlnipus. nf Atlantic C'lt. In hack In ntiu niirii-iiiiiiii imiiiir. nue linns tIBnnB trr Ulnn u pmeitnter at thi from Pittsburgh, will make his Phila- IwerM ri H win immai Oer,in at th ,,,,,. Siurtn nine - uipte. ijoiedpt i ueiuiua ueeiu in a round mat the best bn IMendnv aiiriirlse liv defentliiir Pntsv Wnllnee. n lils nllv and the Plttsburitli bear- I Mitle .efT will coma un fn m .flaliuner 01 tills Clljp llli'l II", ' llinuins.il miit I (nnlah, necorilance will tin Velt nn. rartniiPill nnxinu run-n unii inrnorrew tilKht will collide with Jlminv llnnter at (he lam. brla .Club The pml arrane1 by Johnny llurnJi la Ilennv ll.nn vn. Yeunx Hhnrkay I'relimB Johnny Itetca v Johnny Torrler. Al Zra vs. Jack Cllffenl ami Jimmy Murray va. Temmy Klll. Chirk Jannfttl. local mannr of bexen, la ?inurnlna' the le of hl une-scar-uin en, ehn wne iltect veatereuv at the Methnrllit tetpltal. The baby hud been ilrh with tneumenla for several daya. A mlililleweUlit mutili lit'n, Ja(k Tace nnj Hllent I'urjeiir will be, th heaplllner at the Old Helluble tomorrow nUht. In the miml. flnal of which ahew KM .Mit'nir will tnryte Johnny Jleeev. Other nuir.bara are: Prankla Ilurim mj. Je Hay. l;dilli Uuvlnxten jug William and Charley 'VUen V. Chick vveae. fourth Allsie Verner, Anna Ted. Mnrv P. Gardner: fifth. United Verde, flint -terteii, .Surf Rider; sixth. Uuld Geb, Penditn, Sweet Lnily : seventh, Prltish Maid. Repeater, Cantilever. Jamaica Feature rnce, the Inter Inter Inter boieugh Handicap, $H!jOO added. Tijster, Unncecus entry nnd Praln Praln sterm appear te outclass this field. Mnd Halter concedes much weight. Horses which appear best In ether rnces are: nrsi nice; ni-iuei, none, cat showed n let of dnss In scoring his Victory. The mutch between Mernn nnd Jack Perry ought te result In a swell scrap. Penny Pase, another one of the local premising bantams who tuny be nt the Cep of the lecnl field before the end of !,.. uoniieii. will meet a seuthlinw en- lOiicnt In ( llli'l; Kansas. inry n.ive net before, and It was u Hltinibittig sort mjS, M M 1 buttle. fJ-K-t In ,1)Q eli;,'r l,mt,'J"'s Is"Iv liny is hRpfi watfiieu wnn .i uoeic. Jii,'""" Whi- will take en Philadelphia Joe Welling booked te open JiteK IJemp- WinlOcerue llussell Is b tfbtlivfUew ucalnst Veuns a - pH & I.uutus. Tllden te Play at Brldgeten llrhlveten, N. J.. He' i" William T Tllden, 2rti Wallace Jehnsen fan Kluh-r. Handy Wiener andI'aul c Ibbem win u, the iruesta of the Cehanzltk Country riub en Weturday. and the first four naimul will Siva an exhibition In alniilea and doubles iJranitsianu re " ..... ..u ...-ei. i,t. ireased and Seuth Jersey tennis fans gen erally wilt fleck here. Lupten te Piny Independent David I.unten'a Sens C'einnani, 1ms decided te play Independent "re'r thU seinen or nt least until hf 1M",lu.,f'"' ln tteta Mar led an'i would like te hear fruin teatna In the Vltst and rf.cend nivls nn nf the Allied l.JKiia nnd team In thn Cricket Lcinnie, Addresa Wllllani Itasbttl. tar of fjavd TWO CAPTAINS OUT Beland, Catholic, and Gorden, Qer mantewn, Will Net Play Tomorrow Twe cnptninB of high school foetbnll elevens will be missing from the line-up when the tenins piny tomorrow nftcr nftcr nftcr noen. Joe Pelnjul. the star tnckle and All-Cathelle League selection Inst year of Catholic High, jvlll net be present in the Ablngten fu?s. .... Pelnnd hurt his shoulder in the tus sle with West Philadelphia Hitch Scheel Inst Krldny. He has net denned his uniform nil week and Coach Stanley Cefnll hns decided toilet him rest for another week. Carrell will take Po Pe Innd's plnce ut left tackle In the Pur ple nnd Geld line. On the some day n-j the Catholic enp tain wns Injured, Clerden, the ',rman- town High eleven leaner, wan mauuicu. tin imrf hiu fent: neralnst Cnmdcn High and will in all probability be unable te play In the Ceatesville clash nt the lat ter plnce. . . Conch Miller, of the Cllvedcns, has jet te decide who he will use in the In jured captain's place. Te Sell Michigan City Arena Chimin. Oct. 12. Floyd FiUalnunnna' hoi ni Vr'en" At Jllchbjai. Cltv. lnd.. has been ordered sold at oubtle auction tn snllafy lux dalma of the United Htatea aejcrninent. It -was earned tedar. Tba data of th suit was eat announced. Line-tip Changed The Wendhiirv athletes hnve net been In action since the Gloucester contest nnd they are exuected te utinw u-nli agninst Phil Pnrry'H preteges. Coach Paine will present n semewlint llfTeninl lint-up against l.n Salle from what he uki ngninst Gloucester. lleffner, the biir center, will tin nf the iivet position and he is considered one of the best in Seuth Jersey, This Is Ills third ear en thn first I en in Woelmnn and Snellbucker will be the guurds. I'lutf. who has been playing gllllrd. has been sliifted In tnekle. Un did net Hurt in the opening game, due te injuries, nut will probably start ngninst l.n Sulle. Hlldc brand, luted ns thn best for ward Woodbury hns ever turned out, will be the ether tnckle. Olsen, a vet eran, nnd Prehble, a iiHwcemcr, will be the ends. Jehnsen, the flashy nunrterbnek of Inst year, will he in his usunl position. "Skinner Ncwschiicffcr, the speedy eaptuiii. will be one of the halves and Pill linwn the ether. Hew Dees It Strike Yeu? Schmidt V9. Dreufu89 Hunt Racing New Gridiron Ruling M m WD SL,:n mamm, vaeanvtSH - ty, i' V: riCiMV, ilma a It anneBneed that Walter Schmidt wnnlrtftt,. -. 'V of the Pirates during the 1928 (teaien. ti. This announcement certainly bad the earmark of as official. tatm,, -It cams from Walter-Schmidt. and. being one of the parties tn tt. .....!at It was figured that he would knew something about It if any one did. 'i The story was no sooner printed in ih newspapers than Bareer tu.- , aroused himself te red rage and gave, ent a strong denial, worded in no b2 Within the next twenty-four hears Dreyfuss made geed bis denial a-1? announcing that Bill McKechnle had. been signed te boss the Bnes next .. ' : One of the first acts of McKechnle after he was made manager dnrta. the season Just closed was te coax Schmidt back with the club. And BchtnUt '' wns a big help during the Pirate drive In the late days of August nn4 .i I early daya of September. ?i There wbb nothing between Schmidt and McKechnle, but the catch., v. ' Kaan nf ltvaAsl tktAm rltK 1iWaVfifta trm m ttvjs rf vaifM " 1 uais u tvggriucatii nivu ir;tiioe ivi u nuiutrvt ut, vnii New comes the sequel te the first Schmidt announcement. I about When Schmidt left," said Dreyfuss recently, "he didn't say anvtMalii next year. I guess he won't be with the deb." y" Uy WILLIAM S. DALLAS ANEW ern has apparently dnvvned in industrial bnsektball, and a re vival of the game en a big scale is pre dicted for the Industrial Basketball I.cngue this season. Net since before the war hns mere than 1000 persons attended a gnme played by workingmen's cnge fives, but n glance nt the list of firms who have applied for admission te this year's circuit mnkes It certain that nil the old-time rivalry and big crowds are due te return. Several meetings hnve been held, nnd the I.encue Is nbeut rendv te i-et sail. The Beard of Governors hns no easy task in selecting eight teams from these who have aimlicd for iidtmnRien. The applicants include Kevstene Tele- pnene, .1. T. Lewis & Ce.. Western T'nien. Colonial Ice Cream. Overbroek Cnrpet. H. O. Wilbur & Ce.. Phllndel phia Electric. M. & II. Cemnnnv. NtacI Ilnddle Company, National Metnl Edge Pox Cempnny, J. E. Caldwell Sc Ce.. lilt lirethers, Art Leem nnd American Jtallway Express. nothing definite htm been agreed upon ns te the hnll, several fine loca tions being under consideration. There is a possibility that the garnet will be pla.ved In new quarters. The finnl meeting will be held Monday night at 1227 Arch street nnd industrial teams nre invited te attend or get in commu nication with C. E. Franklin, phone Spruce 2000, or .Tame Hunter, Poplar 22CS. The Eastern Outlook irem this nngle it Is hnrd te see where tlm Eastern Lengue will net benefit by the changes made in the 1022-23 clrliuit. The acquisition of Jasper was certainly n ten strike, but nt that the uptewners ir.ust hnve n winner te satisfy the critical uptown font. Thev remember the days nf the Wnhlfarth-Kiiinmer and Inter Sedran Friedman nnd if the latter pair nre again under contract thev have the nucleus of a great club. The fans have been fooled se often by the "heavenly twins" thnt the only proof they will accept is seeing them In nctien. Mnnneer Peeers. nf .Tnuup nn the lookout for ether players and Is busy hustling around for the remnlnder pf his crew. He wns in Coatesville looking for additional talent, but out side of Jimmy Prewn hns been unable tn obtain nnv players from the Lincoln Highway outfit. The Sphns Are Heady The Seuth Plillly Hebrews, hnrrlng Jnspcrs, are perhaps the Quaker Cltv's most prominent basketball outfit. The downtewners will have the snme crew tint carried them te the city champion champien fhiplnst jear bnck in action nnd New Auditorium hnll nt Seventh nnd Sny der will be the playing location. Assistant Mnnnger Charles Hnller bus arranged for the season's opening gnme Thursday. October 20 with charge of Samuel Pnswn. The Sphus lendler has been selected te start the season by tei-stng out the first ball. The pre lu.lnury gnme-i will be in jhnrge of Snmuel Pimen . The Sphns IlCBcrves have nn even stronger line-up than lust jenr. The big game each week will start nt I) P. M. with the usual daiiCing te fellow. WALTER SCIIMTDT has talked himself out of a chance te become ' manager of the Pirates and abe has wigwagged hts name off tb ' Pittsburgh payroll. Increased Interest In Hunt Races THE second annual race for the Pennsylvania Hunt Cup is scheduled ts Va decided nt thn Erdenhclm course of Geerse D. Wldener nn Ht,i. - - w ..ti,Uj, This event ranks with the most prominent In the State, and a wldt la. terest Is being shown. Thnt hunt rnclng ts gaining In- popular favor is evident by tlm nnmV.. of requests already received for parking space. It ts estimated by the eScltli ei me in it i mm ciesc 10 .u,umr ttpttinium win wuiuii inu gpeeuy mounts The $1000 pinto donated by Ralph Benver Strassburger, of Nernnrulr J Farms, Gwjncdd Valley, was wen last year by J. D. Rldgway's Deeley. Doelcy is entered again this year and Is the favorite, but stern opposition Is expected from Mr. Strnssburger's Wolvcrten II and from the speedy nertci placed in the event by R. H. R. Telahd, Welsh Strawbridge, W. J. Clothier Jeseph Ewing, William Mulford, O. J. Toland nnd Richard Whitney. ' The rnce will be at three and one-fanlf miles, pest and rail, erer the stiffest going presented in any local event. R. II. Rush Toland will have a busy day. The meet in under his dine tlen and net only hns he completed a geed entry list for the six races, but' also will hnndle arrangements for the spectators and parking space. In adill- Hen he will ride Lakewood in the Pennsylvania Cup chase. AN ATHLETIC club In this city is needed as much, U net mere, than additional public golf links. Lecal sportsmen should give their whole-hearted efforts te the proposed Penn A. 0. A New Interpretation of the Try -for-Point THE Rules Committee has given n new interpretation te the try-for-peiut rule which was incorporated in the laws of foetbnll for the first time this year. The governing body hns announced that if a team elects te try for the point by a drop kick or placement, the play automatically ends if the lick fails. A number of efllclnls have permitted the attacking team te rush the ball if it wns recovered after being blocked. The rule specifies that the try for point may be made by "successful! executing in a single piny nny one of the follewing: By a goal from fteUl, bv completing a forward pass in the end zone or by carrying the ball across the line." It wns contended by some officials, nnd logically tee, that the play wit I net completed until the ball was dead, apd n blocked kick is a free ball. The kick, the blocking thereof, the recovery, the rushing of the bnll nnd the tackle which throws the runner completes one play. However, if a forward pu is batted te the ground that ends the play. It Is the interpretation rather thnn the wording of the rule which pmenti the rushing of a blocked kick. ACCORDING te the new interpretation, Delaware College new has the right te claim a victory ever St. Jeseph's. The local eleven ' tried ft drop hick after the touchdown and it was blocked. Johnny Oalics picked up (he ball and carried It across the goal line. The game, ended 7-7. - Villa-Masen Beut Canceled Vm. Varlr. rwt 1 The nrnnnscd heXlnff match fur the American Hi weight title be tween J'ancne villa, me cnampien. iinu CVniiVI. Tnpin nf IVift Wntie. tlltl.. former rhnmplen, hnn been nrrtered canceleil hy Chairman William Miilrtoen. of the State Athl-tle OnmmlMUrm. The artlen vvai taken by CemmlsHlnner Muldenn hecnuae he did net rettaril aiasen as u auuauie ui'yuucuv for Villa. I Army Wins at Soccer West Point. N. Y.. Oct. 12. Armv it feated Hamilton at' oeccer jestcrday by a scere of S te 0. COLLEGE FOOTBALL UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND VS. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA FRANKLIN FIELD, OCTOBER 14, 2:30 F. M. JUNIOR VARSITY VS. LEAOUE ISLAND 12:30 F. M. AU Beats Reserved, 12, $1,60 and $1 Tickets en sale at Bpsldlnsr's, Olnveels and Athletic Council Office, 3305 Walaut street. e LYMPI BOXING A "mAY" Bre,d Binbrid. & S EIGHT-KUUINU HUUTS .IOK JOHNNY C0LLETTI vs. MAYHOOK PATHV TIKV WALLACE vs. TRINKLE TOMMY J0"T.. MURRAY vs. BROWN YOlTNO HAT' MONTREAL vs. rARi. iuishjeh; TREMAINE vs. CURT rRICKH.fCOe. tl. ai.80. S2 snlll KeaW en wile. Main Office, CeKMf Cisar StOTe. 8.1 H. 11th St. U'alnat 7111, ;unnintnam, iu n. esn i-t. Tendler'a l'oel Parler. 730 Market M. Simen's, H. E. C!or. Sth & McKesa Bts, MeCullensh. 1413 Seuth Ht, Mount Airy Has Open Date Due te a mlsinit.rst.inillnit. Mount Alrv la without a foothill Kn)B fr Batuiilay S Sunday, away, and would .Iho tn heir ftnm a Irst-rlasH team Mount Alrv ' hi.i!J! fetauder-WeMe., te .., n.il dead locket JeVk n town last Sunday j,r eame aUdrsia rrinlc .1. Tabbti. 4lpii i:Ht (..m... a i ... i." rank J. Tegan. 4L'1I j:at Mnniu Airy avenu. Ai phene I'heetnut Hill 103U. " aienue. or Sweater Bargain Pull-Over V-Neck $ej.oe Pure Worsted Navy Only Marshall E. Smith & Bre. 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