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Independent Football Teams Prepare for Saturday's Clashes en Gridiron
CO Gil El
DEL
. TO TACKLE VICTRIX
Ceac' Weedy Densall Whipping
Te im 'nte Shape for
Saturday
PRACTICE UNDER LIGHTS
IVnwnrc County fr-etbnll fnns who
fellow tin- Dei Chili nn mere tlinn
-lenil with the preHpectH of a chain
J,0.lill twin till .vrnr. Three cnmi's
June been plnyeil nw nil resulted In
.i-kvIes ever the strongest opponents.
I nst Satunlny the colors of the ytreiir?
Mn2tic.Ua Club, of Frunkferil. were
lewreil l!i te 0. nnd in iintlolpntlen of
th, hardest t?nme te date. Snt.irdny.
l,rn Polre rlnshes' with Vletrlx. Coach
We idy Hen-all ban ordered his wpiad
tVm l'lilhde phla this yenr, and Mnn
le JliCennell fully ovpeets te lower
l,rf CO (ir-1 01 IMS uini. ...;.. i.-.
ST. PETER'S FIVE OPENS
CAGE CAMPAIGN TONIGHT
Uptown Basketball Quintet Meets
Immaculate Conception
The, St. l'cter'y basketball live, with
Its home bnll nt 1001 North Fifth
street, will unlier in the basketball mm
son tonight with u game with Immac
ulate conception, a nenruy ncujaoer.
T . u,.i.im.... .( Uf letnr'n. linn
'41111111.-1 OI 111111111,1,111 w, - -. -.
signed some of the foremost plnyerx in
the city te represent his team, una tut
following will take the floer: Temmy
Dunlenvy. (leerge Detrieh. Inky Regan,
Jee Italian, Ucisler nnd 1'evernlek.
.St. Peter'a has one of the best balls
In the city, the rage nnd equipment
having been erceted near the tlnlsb of
last season. The team will plnv nt
home en Menduys nnd Thursday. Heme
of Hip rnini'n seheduled lire: October
NORWOOD ELEVEN
TO PLAY COLWYN
Will Open Football Season for
Delaware County Title
, Saturday
BOTH TEAMS DRILLING
The flrnf cnn In the battle for the
foethnll riinmnlniiftliln of Delaware
I'lillndelphln Independents; October .'10,
Seuth Philadelphia Hebrews
PICK CAGE TEAWIS
i.-. 1..-....J ii'urp nnr rnr i ir
rm. a ii ii it'll iiiin )) i ..-... ---
lire lni-t night nn usual i.ml u n umber
if new VltiVJ- were perfe.'ir.! which will
hi "se I against the Vlrtrlx boys. Conch
2? ' . i iLn, hN team In the bc-t of
xvhleli Is
j jenMii i . pnnlidencc
inapc a.. Tlu, Mmc Une.up
S;"",'Srd ? week bus been decided
;,"" hwltrhlii plans is made at
the last tnlnufe.
OI IP rami's HI'lieilllll'll lirr. ""uuci lywiuiiu ,-llllllll.M'iin.i.-. ... -
n.. .. . . i j. .t ,- . r,..i.u.... Oil rv..., nt i. fl.A.l Cn nrr nv fit. iNOr
iSf, I'.asi mill 01 1 ailllieii ; n-iuun ., tsmmj win in- "' V """V '..i ,i
weed wnen tnc nenie lenin euunn .
Celwyn.
The Norwood eleven has n great tenm
this year and has defeated St. Menica
nnd held Eddystone with many prom
inent stars In the llne-un. te a O-U tie.
Celwyn has net been going along m
well, but the team has been prnr.u-iin,
this week under the tutelage of Dr.
Kerr, of Southern High. His 1"l
linen nnnulii.iiil tnnlnlr nt IIIUV formations
in preparation for the ceml" Knmc,at
Norwood Hatuniay, wnicn win . .
be an elimination geme for the cham
pionship of Delaware County.
While Celwyn bns been Ln n rut the
supporters of. the club' lire optimistic,
and figures that It Is' enlv a niiesUyn
of time when the team will hit its strld.
Norwood will, use a double set of
bnektleld men In the game. Irwin, of
Swnrthmere. nty Shclldrngc. Chester
High, nre the quarterbacks; HerrlngcR,
of Vlllnneva; Cllnger. Williamson
Trades; Ilnrtiniiii, Franklin and Mar
shall; Hoblinen. Itldley .Park llign
' rl . ... .I.hh.I'IiiiihIiI
nennei. anil isweeney. ei i-eiuinjiyi"-"
Military College, nnd ethers arc hnlf-
backs and fullbacks.
The Riverside team, of Jersey, .West-
Innliitnin fllflnl, lli.iphlM mill Otl'erS
will nlnv at Norwood this year. The
Chester "pike" lads are confident they
can defeat the bigger clubs.
College, scholastic nnd independent
nlarnpu nnnuirkn tla Vnrwnnd Clllh 1
roster. The club will, end the grid
season en Thanksgiving Day, meeting
Cliften.
T. M. LOGAN WILL LEAD
HAVERFORD CRICKET TEAM
Hopes te Regain Championship Lest
te Qermantewn
Haverfertl, Pa.. Oct. 10. T. M.
Legan, '13, will lend Iiaverferd s
cricketers next spring In their endeavor
ttfregaln the championship of the Phil
adelphia Cricket League and the cup.
The Ocrmantewn Cricket Club carried
the trophy back te Maniicim at tnc etui
of last June after the Iiaverferd eleven
had held the championship for 1021.
Legan has been a brilliant bowler and
batsman en the team for several years
and well deserves tne noner ei tnc. cap
taincy, Letters for the season of 1022 were
nwerded te the following men : C. 'M.
Snnder, '22; T. M. Legan. '2::F. P..
(Sraves MO. and It. T. Oh!. '21. II.
Comfert. '21. T. C. fiarrett, ". nnd
MONDAY NIGH!
Thirteen Clubs Apply for En
trance in Manufacturers'
Circuit
P. C. Garrett. '2.". received numerals.
The Onrictt brothers are a valuable
addition te Hnverferd s athlctlu
strength, bein? stars en the Feccer
team this fall.
In addition, annual prizes were
nwarded which have historic associa
tions te Hnverferd cricketers. ( nptiiln
Snader received the Cepe prize bat for
the best batting average, nnd the
It rien and ('. It. Hinchninn prize bat
for the highest score, which was M.
Legan was nwiirucii me imp I"""
ball for the best bowling uverage, as
well ns the C. Feblger ball, nnd (jraves
curried off tbe Hnincn prize belt for
fielding.
Smith Aquinas Manager
Md Smith. Iat i"r manager of Hie
Aijutnan team, announces that he will aatn
ha charge of the club, but that all games
will be plaed away from home. Teams
wlshlns games sheuM set in touch .lth him
nt iSSn Greemvay avenue.
CHURCH LEAGUE ORGANIZES
North Philadelphia Organization
Will Have Twe Sections
The North Philadelphia liasketnall
League will open its fourth successive!
season the first week in November.
The league Is composed of an A and
1 section, the H section having an
ngc limit of twenty-one years and a
weight limit of l.'il) pounds. The A
section Is net limited as te ngc ana
weight.
There sre vacancies In tlm A sec
tion ntiil the leatrue would like te h'mr i
from teams having thel own playing
fleer.
Any teams desiring te enter can get
In touch with secretary J. A. . Lnndes,
2.1."i Soils street, or send repre-entn-
tlvcs te the next meeting en Monday
night nt Krle M. L Church, Seventh
street and Lrle avenue.
TO .ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE
At n meetltie of Ihe Plillndelnbla
Mnniifaetriier' Itnkkrthnll T.pnetie. held Selioel
nt, ..!!.. f, .. .1-..I.1...1 ,n ..... llin
.. ..I.H.I flnenlnir ". l i";-"i. 11 "US lll-VIIH-ll 1". 1-H.K.- l""-
Beutn i una i cn(i, circuit for the season Mendnv night,
Fer the first time in years, oeiuu n(, ())e pl(1.n(, ot.(lllelli hedule nil.
Fer the first line in J"; "."1" and Ihe playing location, schedule nnd
Philadelphia H1 plnw a first c " ether important matters will he decided
Irldlren club en the Held '' ; h";" nt a meeting te be held one week from
Js the Seuth Phf. with bead l'"i tenUlir.
5, Shetallne Park, Kread nnd Blgler . T,iprp ar(. mm6 appl(.atlell, for
streets. . ,, ire.l ' fram'il,f,H ,,"ln p'acei I" tin- lencne.
The epenln? gnme will be pinye'i nmJ thfl eflif.prs wiI1 ,,elp),f tj, b(st
Snturdav with the strong L. ft. clubs available, and these will be nn-
tram composed of the lien ineii w . nminne'l ne.t week,
at he N.ivy Yard. "Ulp" Heed noted TMrt0fu tPnl)w ,)IVP iinnnm.P(i tlieti
,Z i f.jetbnl wairler has sigr.c.l e ntPnt0 nf inn ns follews: J. E
coach and play one of the hal back peM- , raidwcll Lit brothers. .Coleiilnl let
ceacn am "J V" "ui liv Drew n, "".
tlmw and lie win i '""" ; " - , ' ,' '
Nallennl Metal Ivlge. II. O.
Tnlnnrt former i iui .. , i kiiijiii, ,, I'irrii i iiii.ii. i.,vmimu-
It N the Inteiilien t the Sei til T.'lopheiiP. Steel - Heddle Company,
PliiN te brill? the best teams te Shef.- Hnrdwiek & Mngee. Pason. Gottlieb &
lln" 1' irk. nnd this part of the program mH-. S. It. fc p W. FleMier. Mos Mes
'." . I. ... i....ni. nvnilxii. who was also in.vi., . Tt,,,i,t, ,i nvuM.i-ni.t
bu siiU manager of the baseball team c
He "an be nildressed etShetzllne P.irK. u ,pvp
'loped nt the meetiiie that a
itrnn.l mid Hlgler streets. . , , number of the firms have represent."!-
The team will likely t'e cnangiu ( the women quintets. It i probable
from week te eek until the best pos- t,nt R11U1PS betnem the girls of the
hble rnmblnatlen Is secured. ' eiicii I rjvnl firms will piny nu important part
Heed would like te hear from a lew t,8 ,Ni,p,. ln ,0nnccllen wlih the
reed plejcr'. He can be reached nt k.,u,ue cami.s
i e Hand IMiS W after 0 P. M.
... ., Trt0 Imnieeulatp f'enreitnn tam will
Cault witll Lllften ' eren th eeasen ten'eht with St. Peter'. at
ri.arli., C.nnlt the we'l known local i the latter's hall. Fifth street and Olrard
( liar 10 t .aim, , I " : ' " iiiecJ I "-rnu- Tomorrow nigh' Immaculate nie.ta
baseba'l slid football plajei. las sunui i ra1,r(,r;ll ., Mn,hln(,g. Tfmpiri Thirteenth
itli Cliften Heights and will piny in aril Snr'nc Oarden streets tmmaciHte will
,i '-,,. ..imiIiiH Wildwood. of I rank- innucuraie ih home esen ort November
the g: me .ILIIIIl.t """. ,1 wmi Maiienna nt Its heme fleer In Peamll-
ford. Sunday. . . . navlan Illl. Twelfth street an, I Olrard
fllflnn llelsllt lias wen nil tliree . nenun TaniH wlnhlnE snmes sIiemI.I get
-., inv(.,l in rlnte defeatina Media i ln touch with James ... Mellmall. 4ia Kis;
games played te flalc. ciei CHI n '?'' wildey stre-l. p.- nherc Kensington 1S09. be:
A. A. .b-H. Hobart t-t and Aimiier ten a amj 7 ,30 r . t.
18 tu (1. The team Is practicing everv
nlsht under nri' lights for this week s T. sf. Rinhecl team, which had a record
enmc and It is ale planned te bring last year nf thirtv victories out of thirty-
r...'.i .( I.a hi.-ffpp rlulis te Cliften I thr mes. will endeavor te better Its
eieral of tlie Digger liues te uamu rCPrd for th,B fen,n n m PJ.n ,h
10' rsumia;. rninp.
Hobart will invade
! hnir nrit, nnv, Wai.mu.Iui nlh, a, S,
Atlantic City np1iRr Clubhose. at nightv-nfth and
itVii'." Mi'l.e-i' ' Tinlcum n'.enu. It will also vlay en Sun
..,,...,.. ...... .. . ,. n. ,. , 1 1 1 , nay arterrens. Mannaer Jesenh e llermnn
riub. This is the est I'hllndelplllans ctnlrfR games with the b.t first and second
second came of the season, their' first ,iUs i-:hf He pan b? reached at Elght Elght
renlest Ith Cliften Helchts ending j ""' eni1 Tln'cum avenue. v
(10. Several nc fares will sppenr In , .. ,
1.. 1I..I tv,t,Rel.l of K inomliLep. . "".' -.-".r- i't ' '-ill in. '' .i"'i
llll 11,11'. II I UKVnilMI, ,.. mi..- ii.tin. .,
former halfback of Rutgers and Wal
lace .,f Brooklyn Tech. ere practic
ing with the rtst of the squad.
BOXERS WILL HELP AT
os, Vdneilas and Saturdnvs. and veubl
1U, te hear from Oceiii '"Itv, Ilrldseteu
fare Ma Atlantic L'llv, D'ance. Burling Burling
ten and Mllhllle. 'Jdress It. V Crouch,
OL'O Walnut street. Camden. N. J.
The AlUewish te?m. fermerlv the Snha
Reseres. we'tld like te hear from strlcth
nlTiini If. rDin DAI I V ' nr"'"r """ leam. Several ncv Mars have
liHInULIO UnlU nALLT .been e'ened nnd the club Is betfr I'iiii e9r.
Aaqrese rjmuu i.issen, uji I'erur s'rect.
I
Alumni Association te Meld Smoker'
en Eve of Big Game
Harvard te Encourage Sculling
I ( amhrlilgp. Muss., Oct lf--IteinK ac-
t , ,. .i. ,1 , 4 , ::., uv n.s m narvarn are 10 no uroaeneu wi'
Insured by the Alumni Agnation N,,w ,p rteeiepin -ingi sculling s ,.
ef Human Catholic High Scheel, a big miner snort An aunu.il three-cornered rc,
foothill 1-1 lis ,1 111 he lielil liinltrlit in with, Vale and Princeton and pefslblv an In
inniMii l.iiij 111 no MPiii leniRlll "i tron1eelat rhaiiiplnnahln are prornsed nr.
the lliMlllltlnn s Rimiiasilllll en the PVpr. lleber Howe, supervisor of rewln.-. nn
rf ihe gridiron battle with Central neunces tint sculling is te i. urged for
llieh srlmnl tnninrrnu nfli moon en I undergraduates general!, and for the unl
! 1111 ,., , Jr?i ,J ".',', l, .1 'versltv eep oarsmen ns an ace-ssen te
aldll I ield. The rally will be in the thelr-regulHr rowing A ite-v hostheue te
tm ip uf a smoker, and n number nf,r made the enter of this sport Is under
toxin; -tars will be 0,1 hand te help ;"'""-railc
entertain. I .?
reimin I.eiighnni. Jee NeNen, Yeung '
Cesier, liebhx Mcl'nnu, .lehuny Clark.'
Teiry Kctehel. IMdie Lenny. .Ifdnur,
I'eier .mil Mickey Cniiner will be
liiueng the mittnipu le npp.ii" in differ
ent liming m.iicdies. Jinun) O'Brien
nd Packey Leng will act in the capac
ity of referees.
several xaudeullr; numbers also are.
Included en thy program. '
William P.yrne. president of the1
Alumni Association, and Walter
Murphy, chairman of the Athletic Com Cem
niitt, hne been nctivi- in making to te
right's smoker n succ?r5.
WALLACE GETS OFFER
TO MEET PANCHO VILLA,
Philadelphia La'd Sought te Bex I
Filipine In Detroit
llermnn Tayler, of this city and new
nianriger of Patsy Wallace, announced
today tint he had recpvpd an offer of
'.0il from William II. MaMer, Detroit
Premnter. for 11 match between the local
Italian and Panclm Villa, the 1'lllplne
am! iiiirican flyweight champion.
N' mention of dnte was mentioned
In tlip offer made him. says Tayler, but
lie belipves ihe Detroit promoter wants
the bout for the lir.t week in November.
PIPES REPAIRED
Thoroughly Cheaply
BITS FOR PIPES OF
ALL MAKES
STERNERS
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NEW BOJONGJDLUB
Willus Britt Will Open Central B.
C. November 2
Anether boxing club will enter the
local field next month, when the Central
Piexilig Club will be opened in the Colo
nial Theatre Uuilding, Fifteenth nnd
Chestnut, streets, with Willus Hritt m
1 he tirnmeifr and matchmaker. Tin
opening date is November - and Uritt 1
is getting together two eight-round
beiitu and three si.xes.
llrlt'.s idea in promoting matches is k
for the chief purpose of developing local
talent. IIe plans te show ns many
Philadelphia boxers as possible, staging
bouts weekly en Thursday night.
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Let Fatlma smokers
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Team managers nnd old-timers will sec the value nt once. An
unparalleled opportunity, right at the opening of the season, te buy .
the best standard Foetbnll, Seccerball nnd Basketball equipment at
new lexv special prices, in keeping with our slogan, "M. & II. Sell ,
It Fer Less." It was in giving such values that made us grew in 27
years te the largest exclusive sporting goods store in the City.
$10 & $12 English $13.50 Basketballs
C -- ' NOW
euccer
Ball
Nr4 1 i7 I'll"".
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Regulation site and uelirht. 1 (,,,
leiiun nci-tanned lea titer. Penl, ,thilr soiled Tha
tHiiiratiieeii Beep snip" i,nr ,, ,y ,S cKsnft.
V,?m7 'Xu, r,bhT; Tm,h Ptt.le-i!rm leather.
Plete with strong rubber compete nltli liner, pure
Mnilder. ran hide lacer and , rubh',r hlndder.
BASKETBALL SHOES
3.50
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$10
Extra
Helmet
n d rlgskln al
pesulble te bill
Eitm heart white felt
lined, relnferied t eierj
tielnt Stnnd Imrde.t n-i
Football ,
Shoes
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dally strong cieats, t
spnil Imrde.t wenr.
$6.50 English
Soccer
Shoes
$3
The kind
the. prefes
slenHl. ll.e,
Ilelnferied
rene cleats, built te , Made by lilili.er:nle Kecllsh at ierv
JtJ Ct
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$7 Heavy
Duck
Football
Pants
New$
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trennly made.
heavv Shre
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Soccer tQty KA Basketball CC
Shee.... -DU Geals
$3 Gym
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S2-50
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$8 Shoulder Pads $4 $9 Rugby Football 7,-,Cf 51 anfj ,51.25
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l.xtra near y, tne.ii.ien nindrter rawhide
MIQ'liner gilWTOS. i 'nc unit ne-'l
;$5
Beys' Shoulder $-
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Rugby Football New
Training Sweat
Shirts. New $1.25
$7.50 Sweaters
All Meet r e 1 1 n r dj p
knitted In n c k t s'."
ncll r'-niferced . .
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$1.50 & $2.50
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