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OLD-TIME,
TACKLES IN
FJWAVD F,4
Neck Holds, Jersey Snatches and Grabbing of Headgears
Are Plentiful KeaJ Fnt iley Z?e Due te
Toe Much Dummy Practice
Hy STONEY McUNN
ONE who Jinx iilnyI football mid who, npprunrlilnR the mlilflelu of life,
has bmi tnrUnl by Ulicumntl, U nlmnit certain te suffer t-emc slinrp
twiliRPH of pnln lit Rrlillien buttles this jenr. Yeu knew hew it Is, Old.
Timer! Yeu wiitrh an end ndviiiiclng tewnrd nn opposing back, mid unoen-ciouMj-
your nriu anil leg muscles lire nil i-et for the lunge of the tnekler
whleh will crush the runner just nheve tht
' f ,tf , s i
-
STONUY MrLINN Simen I.egree en the football Held particu
larly when it came te tackling drill. Often far tee often the lads who
were learning their lessens from l)r would embrace a scrub runner beneath
the nrms and threw him for a L'-yatd Ie-. if the coach arrived en the scene
of the tackle in time a bout landed in the .it nf a lad's moleskin lir hoi,
and he heard: "This is net a wrc-tllii'j nint.h; hit 'cm above the knees and
below the belt, and hit 'em hard!"
fF COT'RSE, in defense nf the present-day players it must be
v said that then are handicapped by the rule which requires one
feet en the preund" trhrn tacklwn an opponent. In Dee .Udimjer's
coaching days it teas possible te leap at a runner. And irhen the
tackier hit the man irith the ball tien nu-n icent down kcrsmash.
Toe Much Dummy Practice
PERHAPS there is tee much of the dummy tackling practice these days.
Using up strength en a lifeless thing stuffed with sawdust always remind
us of playing n gnme of stud with matches, said firesticks representing less
than one-tenth of one German mark In actual cash value. There's no
kick te it.
At Annapolis. Iteb Folwell put hi 'ay plajers through a nian-te-nian
tnckling drill each day. the scrubs lining up and in turn running at top speed
te be downed 1 a varsity lad. This Is done mere or less en ether fields as
the season advances.
Conches tell us that they fear injuries te plaers by tee much tackling
drill. Our answer is that a back or an end who Is hurt in practice at tackling
hus no right te enter a game. If a player Is severely Injured, chances are
that the runner has net learned hew te receive a tackle nor has the tackier
nciiulred the kna.l; of hitting his opponent in the proper manlier. A man
In geed physical condition can go thieiigh an hour of stiff tackling. If he
knows hew, and come out unscathed.
There ere backs who de the eel-wiggle as they run or employ the straight
arm ndreitlv and effectively, lint we aie net referring te t.icklers who mls-ed
these gridiron Heudinis. It is the futile grab at a runner who is directly in
front of the tackier or the downing of n ninn by nrm pressure upon the
Adam's apple which riles the old-timer.
Hew well we remember the tackling lemons glen n twelve-year-e'd lad
back in the geed old grammar sdioel days. This boy moved from Yirglnln te
a Central Pennsylvania town. He bad been raised en the back of a horse;
could wield an ax like a full-grown woodsman; in fact, was solid as neel
physically. Hut he never had laid ejes upon a football and translated the
rnmc into one of kicking exclusively 1 aiise of the first syllable of its name.
fllK manager -coach-captain of the first Street Grammar Scheel
i clival tuidcd nn i lid and raw peisibi'.ities in this ph'iically tewih
Southern kid. 'The m-c-u also iim somewhat of a practical joker.
Jfc informed the boy from yokel-land that there ire'tld be conferred
upon him the high honor of playina end en the '. .. i. S. vanity
if he liarncd te tackle, thii beinn mentioned n the principal duty
of a icingman.
Bess Lived at Bettem of Hill
THE boss of the eleven lived in a house at the feet of a steep hill (under
,ine that word steep, please, Mr. Compositor I. He numlcd the gang
thistle and there appeared what te the dnzen-year-eld Virginian seemed the
heaviest collection of human beef he ever had veil the First .Street warriors
Were dressed in their nondescript and heavily padded uniforms.
"Yeu M and at the bottom of this hill," wu the order te the httskv
novice. "These riis" pointing te the entire scpiad, "will go te the top
and run down nt you. Yeu nre te tnekle "em you knew, grab 'em by the
legs and thiew 'em; threw 'em hard, tee."
That tiny Southerner either had nerve or he wns se hard he couldn't
be hurt. In any event, he withstood an hour of this musele-hrulslng lesnn
and tinally get te tackling nnd throwing 'em se hnrd, tee, that seveial of the
runners retired for rest and repairs. The Vlrginlnn became the regular end
en the champeen First Street team.
T MIGHT be a iaad idea if some of the coaches of today adopted
this heroic method of divrlepnm playcri who would be tacklcrs in
all that the word implies.
Horses and Men
fTTHE man who loves herseilesh and fierlj admits it is bound te be a sports-J-
nmn In every ense of the word. There you have S. I). Riddle and who
comes In contact with the owner of the king of them nil, Mnn e' War, without
Inquiring as te the health and happiness of that great stallion?
"Man e" War was bred te fifteen mnres In the course of his first year
at fctud." said Mr. Riddle in answer te the usual cpiestien. "The result was
thirteen 10'ts which are living Hi- tir.-r ihiblren were twins nnd died
Judging from appenrnnces, whi h Is nil we enn go by se far, the offspring of
the great sire mav place! some geed denls en the pages of tuif history.
"The splendid dioMtlen of Man ' War has net been milled In t!ie
added hmdcr.s of fatherhood He remains the snine gentle plnymute why,
jeu eeu'd wn'k right out and put your arms around hN neck In perfect enfety.
A child recently snt en his back while a photographer mude u picture."
"Which prnies that a great hone need net nerisiarily If a mean
heirsc and that is meic or tcii true of men.
FRED PIA'M, trnpshet nnd hunter who boardwalks In Atlantic Cltv, rend
Caiel liird's slam nt Phllnde'phlu in which she dep'ered The fact thnt In
this great city "Men own dogs." Tied, n most outspoken chap, owns bird
Ions, is fend of them nnd Is net n bit iiMunm-d te admit it. "It 1ms well
been said that a deg Is man's truest friend,
Then Mlene with much meaning.
Beets and Saddle
Laurel presents nn attractive card te
liny, but no eiitMiiudliig fenture. The
fields me well filled, however, with ii
Lnnilliiiti in the fifth race bringing to te
(tether horses of a high grade. Trevela
jan peihaps is entitled te most consid
eration. Horses which seem best are : First
rncc Ruquetta, Carmen entry, Paul
Mlcei: ; second Saddle nnd Roots,
Bemud Thoughts, Dun Relling: thud,
Ruckwlieat, Sanchn Pansy. Vandei-
burg; fourth Spanish Mui.e, llreme-
Jla, Jeck Scot; fifth Trevalayan,
Lunctta, Cliiiismnn ; sixth - - lleveney
iJFwAinffith-
.
Iitenlu's better lnss of two-year-olds
will meet in the fifth race, a handi
cap, ut l.uteiiln, today Oui Oul, win
ner f the Queen City Handicap, will
have an opportunity te prove if his vic
tory wns nn accident. Piince K. nnd
Indian Trull are also in the race. Herseu
which deem best nre:
.First rucc 1'rlnce Welles, Glynn,
ines u. rewiv, aecimu hii
ullly, Belle Atnl.IJeclazsie; xuira
ib, Feriusq.junips J fourth-Majr
iai CUtM iAiry, IuIisbs; fifth
UMricit pry, iuwssiii
i K.,bOuJ, J-Mi Trsil;
Tackling
SURE-FIREU
FOOTBALL ,
BETWEEN
Uiifes nml bring him te enrth with n jnr. And
thpii Ouch ! lie missed hlni entirely or n wild
clutch mil temporarily Impeded the back's for
ward progress.
It has been our privilege te watch four
major college teams in actual games, and we
believe we are safe in .,iliis that aw only
four men who made the vire-lire, teeth-janing
tackles that are m neieary te the winning
football oig.inlatien. We did see plenty of
neck holds, jci-M-y snatches and, upon mere
than one necii-lnn. the runner's headgear was
grabbed by the cnemj te choke him down.
That is net tackling!
There was a gridiron tutor who was n
personal aciiualntame in prep school days Dr.
A K. Aldlnger, new director of physical train -in-
in the New Yerk nubile schools, lie was n
declared Plummle. "Weman?"
sixth Megan, Dinnn. Sp'it Outss; sev
with Dimples, Hysteiin, Rirdie O.
Kmplre City; First rncc-AUi, Ochs.
Driftvvi.ed. ibim.'sueteh ; st-ceud
Fleeted II. Amanda Ileey, Arrew of
(,Vd: third -- Mennsterv. F.s.piire.
Herenfter ; fourth - Tufter. ( estlgnn,
Rriilesniiiii ; tifth Scottish Court. Sen-
mint, Armistice; sixth -- Shamrock,
Ojprey, Rest Leve.
RED MEN IM RING
I Frankle Brltten and Jack Perry In
Hiawatha Tribe Qeuts
" .,, '," , .
rankle Rritten, who belongs te the
Menoken tribe, and Jack Perry, n
mrmber of the Paeente tribe, will an-
tTm mr hruivr ,,eI be
decided under the nus,ces nf the Din-
vvatlui tribe .Ne. .id. Improved (Inlet
of Red .Men. nt the lilympia Club next
Wednesday night.
Rritten will appear in the vvindup
with Al Miller, of IMdj stone, as his
opponent mid (leergle Ilelmar will be
Perry's opponent in the semi-final.
Ames Cavella, the matchmaker, ar
ranged ether bouts ns fellows : Jee
Chirk vs. Jnck Nelsen, Frankle lCrnmer
vs. Rattling Abe Celmn and Jimmy
ll'llll.j ... ,.. rin.A.j.,u
M''l.". "'. "'."". ...
i uefl iirewn ami iviu
their Vnrdh.-nl exhibit
Jee llrewn nnd Kid Heebe wl pat en
p n..-, ..Lii.i.1. '
EVENING PUBLIC
Drills and
Naming Eight Men for Tourney
te Decide Champien Hands
i Fans Laugh
JOKE NOW IS A COMEDY
Ilv T.Ot'lS II. .MKKE
WITH the suspension of Dave Resen- J
berg in New Yerk, the middle-
, weight mess is muddled up worse thnn '
ever, from it Oethntn standpoint, Mnce
I the commission there stepped in nnd!
took the privilege of "deposing" Johnny (
' Wilsen.
It wns bail enough te hnve n fist-
mnn n In fremage us title-holder. Rut .
1 decisions of the CeinniMi In the last !
'few months hnve developed the middle-
! weight division into n nice nnd m.vs- !
terleus Chinese puzzle.
Fer "running out" cf n inntcli with
Harry Orcb, Wilsen wus erased from
the clnnipleusliip picture. Then, lifter
the latter was handed the title. Harry i
had it taken nwny from him because
he would net meet one of several op- i
penents picked for him by the Cem- ,
mission.
Rosenberg was the next man te get !
"the present" from belug rulers In '
New Yerk, and with Dave being de
throned for the snme reason (ireb was
uncrowned, the fnns hnve been getting
.'igttle nfter giggle, until new the joke :
has developed Inte n regular comedy. .
, Really, it is te giil'favv, or something;'
like that. I
.Mere IuiclitiT
' Fer the Dear Public
1 New the ilenr Old Public li being
hnniled tb" biggest liu-ha of any with
the announcement of the Commission's
1 suggestion for an elimination teurn-
anient te decide upon a "tulddelweight i
I title-holder." '
Eight boxers hnve been named ns
being eligible for competition. Temmy
I l.eiighrnu, of this city, is named as one
irf the entrants for the tentative truir-
ney. Sir Themas is a clever boxer, i
I even though he lacks the el' wallop.,
i and he weu'd hav a pretty cowl clum-e
I of jabbing his way tluiejgh the entire
ran1) te victory .
Itunil 'em nnd ween linn, nre the
MIDDLE" MUDDLE ' r
I WORSE MESS
ether "contenders" named hy the Cem- j
mission for the middleweight title: ,,...,,,,.,, ,. .,, .-
lock Malene: lie hns, looked ceed In , WII.MAM S. PAMPAS
several matches, but he is handicnppeil QT. I'l'.TMR'S ushered in the basket
with a bad hand which gees out of kj ia season Inst night nt its hall,
commission almost every time he com- p j(in Nert) rifth ,tr,,Pti
'"'fmnmv Robsen: He showed he, A enthusiastic crowd of fans, in
lacked class when he was defeated by which the feminine sex appeared te
Rosenberg. i predominate, iilled every available inch
liryan IJevvney: IIis bout with '- i of TIle openllip W11H ,B suc-
son proved him te be almost as big n .. especiullv ns the home tenm wen.
hunk of cheese ns Jehniij , when they lmmnriinte Conception, n nelgbber-
'"lf i''!',vN (, -V ., .... . heed rival, was the visiting nttrnctlen,
Mike ODewd: I.escr of the title te ,, tll( Fren, str,,,,t nggregntien
ilsen. and who is considered te be a is ,lKe ,,(1,,inr with the fnns. wns at-
has been. tested bv the large crowd thnt wended
Angle Ratner: A rugged gleyemnn, its wny east en filrnrd avenue after the
usually en uic ut-icnsive ;niu lacKing '
class. i
Leuis I'ngnsh: A gne(l puncher I
when In- li'iiiN. that ,s nil.
Pal Reed:
Has never done anything
, while the Commission
1 exciting.
All in all
menus well and is certin" earnest
efforts te clear up the middleweight blot. m.,ntVi .,d that is all that enn he J luwtft, m gppreTcd by the cm
.little inteiest can be expected In the kneeled tral heard en officials, is as fellows::
i event of such n tournament. i ' ' Referee, C, J. McCnrty. Jr.. Ccr-
, Wallace Out
With Dell te Villa
Herman Tnjler. new manager
1 Patsy Wallace, local little Italian, be
lievih he has the next tlj weight chain-
..i .t v,.,..i,. ,w w,li .,u ,.r .1,.,
the
'vveild In tow ever eUU.
ivi,:1,;1"8 "lmS,;U "S 0ll0-'herutuT-dSi,t,el,beTth
'i'Afler seveVa, weeks of training ( "-- ., bull, for the purpose It
i t-atsy vv anace. uic mi.e iiauau y-
l weight, is new en. edge. I nm sen, ing
eui a ...mm i cii,i.-i.j, v... .p ueimii
for a Uut with Panche ilia, the A-
weitac cnanipien ei .iiiierua.
'I have net been doing much talking
Wall.ice. as I wanted bun te win
jhc respect m the ring, and net
eusli the megaphone. I think 1 have
for
publ
threu
iirnve, inv I'lnims thnt I have mnde for
the little battler through his work nt Heme Team Takes Lead
i he Ulympia Monday night, when Wnl- 'p,p home team started off with
'me knocked out Tiny Trinckle in the Dun'eavy and Pevernlck nt ferwurds.
fifth round. ' Jehn liegnn nt center, Helsler and
"Trinckle has been the bcnsntlen of Detrich, guards. Immaculate l.nd
the coal regions rt cently, nnd he hns Quinn nnd Fegel, forwards; Wcllrr,
von se many bouts up that way th; center; Downey and Owens, guards.
sports there were willing te let their Immaculate wns blnnked from the field
Inst cent mi him against Panche Villa or In the first half, while Dunleavy nnd
Jimmv Wilde. Pevernlck counted -two-pointers for
"Rut en Monday night Wallace .St. Peter's. The score nt half time
eliminated Trinckle from all censulern- was 1 te 4.
Hen ns u I'hnmpliiushlp possibility, nnd In the second period, Jehn Rcgnn
I tnke the ground new that Wallace has moved hack te guard in plnre of Hcis
inined the right te challenge Villa for ler and Jee Regan entered the picture
the American title nnd Jimmy Wilde for at center. The only two busketB of
the world's crown. 'the winners in the final frame were by
"I stand ready te pest forfeits for Jee Regan, who has all the actions of
matches in both cases.'1 !n real basketball player nnd who cer-
Incldentall), Panche Villa hns been ' tniulv leeks te be a coiner, ler Im
mntched te meet Abe Goldstein, fifteen maculate giilnn and Weller scored
iiiiiiids nt 115 pounds, in Ne Yerk from the field, the Intter s basket com-
! November HI. This will net be a title
bout as the flyweight limit is 11L'
neunds at 'i. o'clock.
! ' " '
. .
Scraps About Scrappers
1 Jelinnr Menly "III cemf-tn In hla c(jn'l
Ivjut In thrB nlsrhls at the Cambria Ie
I i Ighf medlng yianlpy Wlllla In a eihpdulnl
icht-reunder Kddle HnvuIrA will iks e
Iul Linvvsen In ihe IIBlit-heavj-HlBhl hni.l
ml l'reltms Yuunu MulllBan s (ipnrr .
Kuksrll. Je" Uarlu va. Jackie 1( rclls ane WIN
faHerten vs l.ariv Hcndnten
' fieerre IJedfrry. Neifre henvywplcht wh
Is Dirked nn a future Brai, will kc! Ins tiri
1 I'hfladHlph a tent ut the uM ItHllabiq lunltrhi
Jim Wllllaiiu ha been ..teied bj Charl,
rjsi a, Gwlfrey's opponent uthi-r nun,
llerir Johnny Heward vs lUttllnn Thunder
holt. I.hw StlnKer vh Jee Hnark j, Kdil
i u,pr r Hattllnc I'enroae and Jim Wilsen
I8' 0t("'", J,r"wn-
i Mm IlUcklsteii Is Keerlnit In har ar.)
' prnbabl-. ;. II i '' te ,h" ;".' ,1h,V1c,,r"1'riu
Xuen ',ue - loci welter clit,.ur jut
Leitz u. I'urtlcular
', t ,. , e0,hwRrk h ,. .,
' J 'jimy'cnra.'u'r Va'''?
lijut esalnst H-irrj I'arks In Lancaster u
n Kht.
Charlej Hax, who la a rlamy tn-e-llsted
trapper. Issues a challenge, te Ptuy wu.
lace.
I Iludilr nnlrr. of AtlnMle C'lty, mem
l'uulle Alhers 1" ""', of t.h.,, ma'chu rreeedlnn
the nesev hlej-MIke Meian bout AteiuU,,
nlrht at the .North blfle A. C The m wl.l
b, between Jack Darcy and Yeung T.tsi.
Temmy lifteien. ii", nnu nntnmv WIN
Mains, lin nre beln rroemed bv Franh'e
I'urn. . Cha lt '. te .Uel.e,
UUinuiiu, r'' ; "u,,'b irrevvn
llrnn) frlrilmnn will be undfr his rem
,,'mlleiin l-'lnnir n tlm fuure. and he
wants te kH unother crac.t at Veun K. ii!
Cham y
Joey Miller. 11H 1r"'I'n" here from
rallfernlu. I8 ln 'rlct Ualnlnr and nrrnared
te "ex ui rter the colors of nd.lle llaiif. S
1 the coast Miller met Sammy .Mand-n. Krankl
Oarc'a, Danny Bdvvard.. Ily a,iS,
paddy Owens and Hebby D son.
w... fani. a 1t2peunder. who r.ti..
ste'ppea Inte the llmwlare In Baltimore, will
near In Philadelphia . bout shortly
' . TVr.,T. i.is. "Carn I. ,,V n-V'"""'
appear
I eii" i'ii'mk all of the ulti. t.uZJl
i ""i .-: - - r-T -
hustle.''
LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY,
Less Dummy Practice
9
1st- -.
(MAPifsl
ST. PETER'S FIVE
CAPTURES OPENER
Fifth Street Basketeers Humble
Immaculate Conception Be
fore Capacity Crowd, 22-12
fC
Dcnmi BBftiire etad
J v - nuwHIVJ rnUVUO O I nil
...'., ' , . .,. ....Hi....i.,.. ..,.,
I Hlg Creuds Attend
If the team plays in such e manner
tbat the snme crowds turn out during
of the remainder of the yenr, the season
.. ' will he n tug sUccess. .cciiiiuiib ie
.Manager wscar .-.e.uiiiiig, wie ueiuBe
:itteniliince i verv gnme last year wns
,-- . cenflnes last night have
'' "e in its con
pt Tnggnrt was the referee, anil he
, '"hlstle teeter who will bear watch-
. . , ,, pnrmarkH of a comer,
",t hew in the world Pnt called fouls
f rlml)in(. tne "ironworks" he nlene
, f w tlmt ca g0 up u
,,, v is a wonder.
ing almost as the fray cmieiucieu.
Immaculate did much better In the
j second half nnd held its opponents
l. .I.ln nnflllin er-Jlt nulntS.
'"'' futll pn.i- p.v.....rt . , .
ri,.. ,.nme uni, n fast one. considering
it wns the opening of the sensen nnd
the players, while off n trifle in their
bhets, uncorked plenty of clever pass
ing nnd tenm work.
Immnmlnte plnys ngnln tonight and
will take pnrt In nnetlier opening,
meeting Cathedral, when the Intter
club lnniigurntes the season at Ma
chinists' Temple ut Thirteenth nnd
Spring Garden streets.
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IV
i ROBERTS BROS. ELEC. CO.
426 S. 52d St.
Ojxu Kvenlme
'Add lOe far tfsvwv
f''.v- football officials and one younger mem-
hi'f which ended 14 te -I. The hall In ""F ."J. fT fe?tbn" B between
which the Saints held forth lacks the , ,'u,7, ' ?'A?k R. Pf,n Stnte e'cv '
necess.-.rv plnving space, just like the ,,,?, re,V,an s, hynieiise machine nt
, I,,,!.' nf i i In this i-lts. but it ,1'p,lel' Grounds en Saturday of next
!j
.
JIMMY USES HIS HEAD
Ml fef Ms w
ROYAL ROOTERS HONOR
P. R. T. BALL CHAMPIONS
Banquet Richmond Players and
Present Them With Geld Baseballs
The Richmond Reynl Rooters, an or er or
gnnizntien cenneited with the P. R. T. '
ham nt Richuiend street nnd Allegheny
' avenue, honored its champion baseball
ii'iiiii iii.se jhkiii nun a uanuuci ac.viesc-
bach's, nt which time nil the players en
the chnmpien ball club were presented
i with solid geld baseballs by their nd-
1 mirers.
A most .100 gathered around the fes
j five beard te de honor te Dave Rristew
I and his champions, who also uncorked
n whole let of geed talent in the en
tertainment line, as they kept things
! moving all night by numbers rendered
! by the players nnd fans.
I (Jeorge P. Goede, superintendent of
; transportation, wns the tenstmaster.
.imu miuiji- .nicitui, treasurer 01 m co
operative Welfare Society, and the
players of the tenm were all called upon
for speeches.
Mccarty will referee
Wllmer Crewell Will Umpire State
Syracuse Grid Game
New Yerlt, Oct. SO.Turee veteran
mHtitevvn; umpire, W. O. Crewell,
i Swnrthmere; field judge, K. C. Tng-
Jjart, Rochester; linesman, M. .1.
Jhompsen, Georgetown.
eddystene at darby
Suburban
Team Opposes Darbv
Rams In Big Grid Game
The Kddystene football tenm which I
cently held Norwood te n no-scere1
-' in the elimination scries for the i
recen
Delaware County gr d title, islts
.Meese Park. Darby, tomorrow te en-
finware
oese Park
I en in n n
gage in n tnnw with nlrhr T?n,u
Darby rei
contest nnd
pructicc tllt.
plnys. Sev
realizes the importance of the
inst night under nrc-Ilght
sound went threu.h manv
'crnl new men u-Ill i il.lr
get in tne gnme against the E' ten"
combination. Darby's bnckfield In the
challenge series will b : Teddv Cloud
at quarterback. Feley and Owens, half
backs, nnd Hallewell, fullback.
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1016 Chestnut St.
OCTOBER 20, 1922
en Gridiron,
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i Second City Troop, Last Year's
Champions, Play First
Game Saturday
AT CAVALRY ARMORY
The Second City Troop opens the
Indoor pole season at the Cavalry
Armery, Thirty-second nnd Lnncnster
avenue, tomorrow night, when they
cress mnllcts with Troop A. Pole hus
taken n big held en the public fancy.
It wns given a tremendous impetus by
the International tournament held at
Rata, nnd these indoor games will un
doubtedly have a large following.
The Armery plnying field Is 130
yards by 50 yards, nnd some very
fine pole wns exhibited en Its lenm
last winter. An even greater variety
is en the schedule for the coming
months.
The troopers line up with Lieuten
ant Kinsley nt number one; Sergennt
McCeach nt number two, and Sergennt
Neill bnck. They claimed the cham
pionship lust jenr, mid their record
wns, an excellent substantiation of that
claim.
They defeated the First City Troop
four out of five games; wen from "A"
troej) in three games, and tied them
once; defeated "C" troop. Squadron
Headquarters, Squndren "A" of New
Yerk, and the University of Pennsyl
vania. Thei' second defeat came nt
the hands of the Essex" Troop, of
Newark, hut they reveneeil tlmt set.
buck by going te Newark, and rfpfent.
' ini h' .terr pI,ip !, .i
I field.
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inis yenr mntcnes nnve been sched-
jssex, Aerwlch, Squadron
ltimere. ns well u ih ch
illers in this vlclnltv.
The regular army hns been advocat
ing pole for yenrs, nnd for some reason
the Nntienal Guard cavalrymen hnve
followed their lead with increasing suc
cess. Fester Heme Wants Games
Jehn O. Stremi-r. nthletle Instructor ni
mJi1''hn"",er Uvm'i !'K" ' !Kba1
,e,m .'!een liBe. and n epn for rarnti
th 120-pound teams Thes oeslrlni mm
Heme, 700 Church lane.
AkI. IfsS IV RL .-V'-T?VAylAOCVM.lTjc';n-u'MFC'ft I
POLOISTS START
NDOR
SEASON
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Kid or Mecha Gloves
FREE wlth the purchase f n
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row. Come In and leek us ever.
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Says Steney McLiriif
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FOR OIL GOLFERS
, E. J. Hasse, With a Snappy 87,
Proves Class of Field at
j Whitemarsh
! PROS. TO TACKLE AMATEURS
Hy SANDY McNIHLICK ,
TIIKItK are plenty of golfers who
hnve trickled past the cup without
dropping, in a slightly different way
thnn we did. mid this mob we linil, just
'ns wc did In the first snlute, with a
I "greetings!"
I It is ns tough with t te bat out n
blurb as It is te find thnt the golf sea
son is nearly ever here. If you were n
pretty mean golfer and were te be
knocked te sleep in June nnd snnp out
J of It n hit In October you would hnve
an experience te inntcli ours.
Any one who hns nn Idea the golf
season is as geed ns ever ought te con
sult the Philadelphia Oil Trade organi
zation which held a hustling teurnnment
i this week at the Whltemnrsh nllcy
Country Club. All the folks who piny
golf in thnt niigust, or rather October,
bedv turned up for n whirl nt the links,
nndR. .1. Hn-ssp, Crew-Levlck, knocked
;n fairly large nnd venturesome field for
' n loop and the low gross prize when
I he shot this glittering course with e
! sterling S7. Kdvvnrd Rush. Union Pe
! treleum. mnde mere than n henlthy bid
for the low net prize with his iii nnd
the consolation trophy went te W. R.
iN'ewlin. .1. R. Rerry Company, with
1 n snntin.v 107.
The trophies will be competed for an
nually and this J'enr representatives
freiri ten oil companies lind te be
trounced before the big trophies could
he carted nwny. Here nre some of the
companies represented nt the tourney
this week: Atlantic Refining. Crcw
T.evick. Rush Oil. Sun Cempnny. ,T. B.
iteppv Cnmnnnv. Trnbcnture Company,
I C. I. Slmemin Louse Company and the
rest of it.
I Speaking of oil. the best golf news
1 that Knru Seen Is the dope that the
Philadelphia Professional Wolf Asso
ciation has nnother seclnl affair in the
offing. This is n mutch with n tenm
composed of amateurs around this city.
This ought te prove n hectic nffnlr. es
pcciallv for the amateurs, who. at that,
mav blossom out with a "Hebby liar-
ret t
riiepn Is eiieuch tn'ent b'oemitiB here-
i nheuts te stage n renl tussle between the
two factions. The loser is neing vocn vecn vocn
ereuslv challenged by the Philadelphia
Newspaper Ceif Association. When you
accept try nnd piny us.
The Champien Senior
"Dec" Simmcrmnn, the genial
"Dec" himself, star of the Lu Lu
Temple Country Club. Is senior cham
pion of Philadelphia. He Is a man
who can give any one, regardless of
i nge, fin exciting im en me iiiirs. ji
was tee had tnat ne ceuiu net nave en
tered the United States senior golf tour teur
nunient. If he lind we might hnve had
nnetlier natlejial tttlcheldcr in our
midst.
Fred Snare wen that honor nt
Apavvmls Inst month, with a card of
Kl'J for thirty-six holes. Thnt is fine
celf, something better thnn Dec
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1221-1223 CHESTNUT STREET
Just bcle the Adclphia
Stores in New Yerk and Brooklyn
ft
for Wildwood Tilt
Anether big neighborhood tilt ii
en the program for the Ilelmeibutg
foetbnll team, tomorrow at Crystal
Field, Rhnwn street west of Frank
ford avenue, when the miburbnnltri
clash with Wildwood, of Frankfort
The latter challenged Helmesbnri
after Walter Shlssler's eleven
trimmed Toceny 18 te 0. Wildwood
will have a number of extra play,
era for the game and several new
faces will be In the Holmesburg
line-up, ns the tenm is preparing for
the Frankford battle en November
18.
Coach Geerge Jehnsen put his
players through a stiff workout Uit
night and expects te spring several
surprises en Wildwood when they
clash.
.I..,.J In n Tn,l1alAlnKI
tournament, but that Isn't cenclusirs t
The i ,n liU nriae is tne sort nf
who rises te the occasion, nnd if .
brace ei bus were necessary te take the vl
Mr. Snare took the honors nm ,
Martin Conden, who was the chim. -
iiiuii in acma, nuug ,ue j.uv uiieaeMier.
Huh Hnlsell, was well down the Hit
with a 182.
It Is tee late te talk about whit .'
niigia nnve uecu. rmiuueipnians hire
often been close te the top without
Krnbblnjt off first honors, but it reallv j
tee bad thnt Dec SImmerman didn't te
te Apnwmls. He might have brought
bnck the bacon.
ORANGE STRENGTHENS FOR
BATTLE WITH FRANKFORT
'"Gelden Tornadoes" Fully Expect
te Lewer Celers of Yollewjaekttt
The Orange A. C, the "Gelden Ter
nadees," of Orange, N. J., recef jltej ,
independent gridiron champions of Xeir
Yerk and New Jersey, hove strength
ened for their clash with the Frank
ford A. A. Yellewjackets, at Frankfenl
tomorrow. The Orange team will reich
hern tonight.
It is composed of former college ttara
whose genl line litis net been crossed In
two years. The gnme was arranged
nfter Manager Higl, of the visitors, li
Hucd a direct challenge e Mananr
Uevvher, of the Yellewjackets, which H
was nvreptcii speedily. The record of
the challengers Includes n victory erer'
Charley KrieUey'u All-Amcrican team
by a 14 te 0 Fcerc last year.
'The line-tin of the visitors Inrlnrf.n
"Pitt" McCitlloeh, formerly of Helr, A
iwrehs, vviiii piu.viMi h Hiur gnme at tackle
with the Yellewjackets last year. Other
nre Alexander, Runyon, Summerflll,
Lnvvqs nnd Kicb, of Rutgers; Weil
mul'er. Franklin and Marshall; Brown
nnd Greene, West Point; Redin, Wor
cester Academy;' McCartney, Navy;
Douglas, Vandcrbllt; Juliane, New New
Yerk University ; Fisher and Newberry,
Syracuse; Carlsen, Stevens, and Mi
gennis, Lehigh.
8ulllvan Flve Is Fast
The J. J. Sullivan Sens basketball flit
will have a fait second-class quintet en the
fleer chls year. The team will travat mA
has ln its UneMlD Wless. mtmr tnrmmrA a, '
the North Phlladelehta Church League, with ' j
wnsen us a runnins mace. Tiny Wlttnl
nil! take care of center and Conden nl
Rnfferty will be the a-uards. The team Ii
practlcina; recularlv. and aramei ean U
obtained through O. Kelly. 2224 North NUth
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