ti-'AY.
Mrul
tyelve Big College Football Games today Will Be Witnessed by Nearly Half Millien Specfati
THESE HUSKY FOOTBALL WARRIORS FROM THE U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY AT ANNAPOLIS WILL ASSIST IN THE DEDICATION OF PENN'S STADIUM TODAY
$W
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PAvfcfc, L.E.
CARNEY, L. 5.
BOLLES , L.T.
MPrKEE, L.H.
LE.NTZ, R.5.
CONROYCCapt.) Q.B. MATH EWS , C .
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BARCHET.F.B. CULLEN.R.H. TAYI-Ofc , R -E-. WALKER.. fe.T. $
shenandeah team"
setforfrankferd:
Leu Kauffman and His Miners
Hepe te Cress Yallew-
Jackets' Ceal
STRONG DEFENSIVE CLUB
I
I entli.'ill typical of t he lifitil-t enl
flfl.K of ':ivr tiii-lilmg. it'leniless of- ) t-'leld.
fn.e nml rifviT-le-KO-i. spirit will ,.,, ,.-,.,,., ,.,.,,,, tow t,,ucl.,i0Wn.
snort one of Its strongest t,is of the - h(, flr!t ,,,.-,, r-gilt nflcr Mnrylnntl
eann tedny when the minera team . 1(,rkp,, ,)ff After nn exchange of punt
from Sli.-immlenh eltwi.-s with HmJivi,,, epcnnl tip with forward pniw
FrnnUnrd YclleivJ.tckcts mill Oelhl scored nml kicked n goal
Tin game If M-hcihiled nt Hrnwn fs. the extra point.
FlrM. Oxford n'i)iiin nrnr the llenle After n scrips of line bucks. I.elth
inn
III "'Hi) II ClOCK. IMP MIIIIKIP DP'
twri'ii tlip two .ift,mi. lu cool. "iiti
initiated eTert of tin1 Yrlliiwlnclirtn
trr"iw tlip Ifirifip pewpp mid wplrlt of
Sliniiiiidn.ili. xlieiild prevlilp ll Kl'idlreh
pip
Slipnniid'iuli nlrcndy IIiIh ji'iir hn" p-t-tnlilWnil
itidcpi'nili'iit Rrliflrnii prrpp
tlfnt. Tli- ii'MniiocfiiliieF mid erlgltml-
111 nf til" l-ltel-. WPIOhl'eUII IWll WPI'kK
ice wIkii Cett"liiill. tin lily fulllini'l:.
iiiIii il evri the Kt:il "ts ilurlnc n
fni.ip te er'' i'i.t flip eiipcfltiK tcitiii from
tijln? f . lii'ld re.iI nml tiN'.il)',v
ipflilln' Sl.i'iiuiidr'ahV iprei'l of net
fcnilni; lii-n 'nirnl upon.
'I lie mIiii'ii Hit- re'-piH'illdp for nn
till i r Innovation in iiiiliMiendi'iii toot teot toet
biill. t Si" t of reiitl'ia tin lr puiNpei'tlvp
(ip!nitiiii'-. l.ii.f tnt!inliiy l.en Kniilf
iii.iu mnl ntlirr llii'nniiilenli pln.xrrH
Maili- f!i nip te Finnkfeid t" '-'it n
tin i tli- licst plVH of IIip Yvllnw-
i.nKi'l- n rd fi'iri't oil! nn. wrnk ipnts
In ilii di'ti'ii-p.
fnii'fiil neti1 n"s iiihiIp nf siirppusfill
flm- nml nil till1, wirk tlip fHt-trlll
mlddi'i-i inivp Iiim'h culled upon te re
pm!i I'liinKferd tiln.v.t dlri'i'liil (it litem
In tin- iciiiil-strUi': nliurr. nml Mnn
l.tn S.'iuiille ! -ei'llilent lllflf Ills nieil '
Iiip -e'm--I fli.- I-r.itikfeiil M'llem
II 11(1 ,
v il ' inergi- x ti-lerlH-is.
Siiiii.i'idiuili i rc-.iidid us (lie enl)
find n-nien t c ti in 1 nn een clinme
ef -niitehing the cliamplenuliip honors
from Cnnldiile. the prepciit lord of foot feet
hall In the iintlii'licltp lle'il. f. victory
eici- !n Yellewjm-ketn. Seimilley fecR
will imiMe him te cl.il-ii title te wider
linn us nf M team teiii.iiiis unitefeati-d
till- i-i.-enn.
VILLA STILL HOPES FOR
CRACK AT WILDE'S TITLE
Te Meet Wallace at the Olympia
Monday Night
I'liui-lie Villa, the Filipine lad who
fciett-d I In- Amc'lt-uu llM'l-;lit crown
ft inn .lnlimi Muff, luis Marled a drive
tluii lie Imir-i will -v in lill:i l lie i-ei-ng-nitimi
of weiIiI'm cl.nliipliili in his elan. '
t'linlli iikps in .liiium Wllile, for the,
WrliWi tlt'i'ieldrr te ill fend IiIk iIIikU-iii.
1iiii- -..iM- iMiniiswcii-il, lint Villa 1" dc-ti'iiiiim-ii
te feici- him Inte ii titular
icnilcf ei (laini the world's he ters bj
lefniili. '
The tilM of t lit MMles uf lililll-. i-liew'-
lii!; ' In iiii'i'tinit all ceiiii'I'n. will britiK
the Aiiii-iii-nu chmniiliiti .luainM I'titny ,
'.illme. ii iIiIn clt.i. at (lie (llMiipin
A. A . .Miuid.i) nUhi. Villa will -top
Inte ill,, i In-; iisi-iliM Wnllnee as n
lipiti-it.iie l i-ilr. , havliiii agi'i-ed te
in lie IT.' i-miuds nl U n'cleeU. W-illnce
Ne -..Ml mnl;.. lln- 11. i ij-li H-'ll.
Tin- Vlll-i-Wallace lilt will he pre
re. i I hj four ei -itt-i mnn .-..illi 1 1.-.
liiiilin-: l...iiii.'il i"nl Mil" .Meinii wtll
'l n ." nil III the seMil-l'.liil. The pni.
h'- -ii lln- tilier leni.'l- lire: Kid
M'nif ,.i-1 Nate t'nip Lew i'lmler iimi
.l.iliim-. lii-n.. p d Mm, Mil .Indue and,
ISnilii ViiKciiihl.
WEST PKILA. SCHOLASTICS
OPPOSE COLWYN ELEVEN
Delaware County
Contenders Have
Championship
Hard Games
'I In Ciiivvyu eli veil has a lltll'd week
Ji.'l ilieiliile, opposing lite .-Ireng West
rliilmleiphhi Si helaspcH af Celwyn tliU
eftriaeiiii and tiavi-liug in Wistinglioiise
for ii iel ware Ceiint t hiiiiipleushlp
I'unie iniiioriew.
Tin lieiiii. tcinu lips shr wn a vnsi i in
lunveiiiini iiulei- the couching el Dr.
ivyr. nf r'euiliirii Ilixii, which was
iileiit in lln- Norwenil game l.-t-l week,
win n tin leiiiu- biiltlcl lit a M'eielc h
tle.
, ' P - I.
ll'IXPlI
I Mil
" n-i
tvAtll
jHllllm.,
Jnv.mll,
, I! I lr
llui mln
I'VlIf i
W t iii
't -i i-iihtvn
I. f . I ,K II tiiiitlirii-s
li-fl liii-ltii . IliPtlti rl-k
It U i.nr I .. I'iII.iipi
v -nl I l ".-TllP'tV
1 1 HI -in,-, I IIhiixiii ii
i. i. I p'tij Trll.lt
. nil' piiiI Mprlt
i. in I i.i k vit 'itin
i ( tnilf'-ii i l.ntil'u
Uuhi li-ilf'n, i n . e
r ril i . i i nil
UNDEFEATED RIVALS TO
CLASH ON DARBY FIELD
Rielne and Delce Meet at Hilldale
Ball Park
'''lie and Racine, both undefeuieil
J evens, uime leaeihtr i Ills, aderneiiii en
tne former's field at Ninth and Cedar
M reels. Dmhy. in one of the most I'll
pnilant cmues of Hn season for the
I'lirhj. eleven.
lllll'llle is IM.-lehntl Iii Heinle Miller
nn
ln.
fiuiuer I'ciiu slai." nml they luivii
II Wlllllllltr U.lt, n .lit ll,., ,r,t,i,a
,, . ' ,,, 1,1,- till llf ,,, -
-... ii-ii in tune. .c:-,iiiii3 e Hie Delci
""l Kllillie w n)pe u. -n setback
' two veins when ihey clash liil.snfter
"wti nml the mil, nine ,.f the match Is
fscily awalied. The. llne-iin:
Ileltn
sour
lhpi
i Hiir
t r At t
rUcIni
. lift rri.l . .
, P
UP I
lift latkli , .
It It uuinil W
It I I,
Kn'ii
iVW,"'""
F. inri ti"
!: "Ifclllill
I IPO
i enter . li'lininMtii i
ruilu aunril .imisuh -
riht tnckln .infi'iiy
i lr lit e mi , , , r.mu'lei
.liiiiritirlniplt , . I.eiui
kit linlilmtk . , I'.ppiipv
rliht li.ilf,.tt-, , .MiK4tnrl
kli,il!
fMiiiiniinerv .
TxTrnVli.'l'' Melvncnu-c.
. uiiiuirit ii. ivciitr
w'laliMUs: M'"',h,"' ''" ' '
Vlllnneva. tlntplra
leai
PENN FRESH WHALE
MARYLAND ELEVEN
Run Up'34-te-O Tally en Southern
era at Franklin Flald
.. 1,'pnti t-'rriih
t'nlv. df Mil. Prmh
Ipf t Phil Ilentleriinti
miiiivnti
nvurr
Cor..
,.lft I
. ...1.1.111 i
i ...(
Ill . llMllt
I'M I.1CKI 1111
cuard itunnelt
Itnilnim
ir )ertl
Hilar il Mernic
i:. vviiitm
niiuev.
lUht tiipMe... Klanl.taii
llllllt Hillil mtA hmllh
i I limn hi.. . ... .tiMBrfrtptitinu iinh !.
....:..- -. ".". .""T"
i ''It It iell hnlfbnPk Wlllnn I
eipIii. . .Until halfback 1'arkPi-
IIHpIiI.., fullbnck SuMc
1 OffklnlM: Itrfr, r (ir.fr rXhnlln ttnl.
, urrlt.. t'mplre Mlmld N"w Yerk tlnl tlnl
Je nit IIai liiiinmi nahv, Krankfert
lil-.h. Time l-j-mliH-l fcrlml.
IViiii Frpshiupn
Kivt-limeii III te (I
defeated Miuvlnnil
today en Franklin
rniiru nil- nrvi'im liiuiiniunil nil ll run
hi ati in run ureiinii nsnr piiu.
In flip NPceiid iicri'id Siillivnn hleckpd
it liICK nml ?lnii'.v broke threngli, re
covered nml ficnred n toiiclidewn, I)IehI
kicked the Reul. Scere: I'enn Krpfli,
'JS; I', of Mil.. 0.
An entire new 1'enii ten m was nub
htltuted in the third peiled. hut Mnry
himl held them Bcerelesn.
After n series of line plimcpi In the
foil! Ill period. Delhi plunged liN wny
tln'OUU'Ii for nnether pcerc. Delhi iiIhii
, klcKi'd the ijenl.
The liniil toiuhdewu uitne just nx the
whNtle blew eiidiliK the en inc. After
ii Merit" of ferwitnl iiiimhi'ii Theinn went
eve for the tnlly. Score i I'enn
Tri'dli, 'Mi rnhci'Flty of Mnrvlnml
KlI'Hll, 11,
HAVERFORD TO CLASH
WITH F. AND M. ELEVEN
Centeit Will Mark Thirtieth In In In
atitutlent' History
I' iin.l
I'HPH.-tt ..
M.
Ilnvf-rferil
left pikI . I.inihritt
l-rnnrlc
Ifft IlKllI
.stmnif
i!fi'-
Irtt K'nl.
pentt-r.
..rluht Kiiar,l.
.rlKlit tiuMi
. . ttuht 4111I
.innrt!-rlmrk. .
, ,lifl ImiriiAU...
rlkiit hiiiriiack
.. . fllllbluU. .
ll,i!.l:ii.-ti.'iul
Slranlirlita
. . . Iniw
. Olhi-r
.S.ltlN.llTlin
. . . Allen
... lirllmnn
. I nwrle
. . Ilruttn
I Pun
itin (init )
WIIIImii.h .
Iltnv, n
.Tnlip i . , ,
Mliruliv , .
Ifinifipv ,
Crnitin
Kancanter. Pa.. Oct. "JH. Finnklln
and Mnmlidll College meetn ltd old rival.
Ilavetferd, here this afternoon for the
thirtieth context between the two grid
teams. Of tliec, tin let nl eeilejie has
wen ftlxtcctl, lout eleven and tied two.
Franklin and Miir-lmll In picked an
winner today by a comfortable margin,
having beaten Haverford e." te 0 last
'ear. The leenl team is Mrnnger (Iuk
.'-''.'".Hi ami tin- Main Line cnllegp 1ms
ahniit l lie t-nine line-up. Ilrewn, (lie
Im-!;-. fiillhnck, hi'liii; tin- main tlitent
of i lie luvatlei-N.
Cragln, of the Hlue ami While, who
hum leceven-il from bin Injur!? reeelvwl
In tin- I'enn game, will call lgualH
p'ni-e of Sammy Yelin.
u '
TWO HARD WEEK-END
GAMES FOR NATIVITY
Uptown Churchmen Schedule Clear
field and.Celwyn Clubs
I'piewn football fans will see the
Nativity Catlmlic Club in two hatil
Kiiuit's tdlM week. Manager Walsh ban
arranged a clubli with tin strong Clear
Held club for this afternoon and to
morrow the Deh-e Club, champion of
Delaware Count,., will be met at Del
guide und Ontario sheets.
S"eral new plnyt-is have been !i;nril
mid will get into the game. They are
Utiiiuing Iloise, from Carlisle College
mid Itiley, from Sixlh Regiment eleven,
Inimiilens of the
a. e. r
The line-up:
I'lnnltlPltl
NlltivltV
Tniuklnn
1 1 mm lm; Hern
I.puI
Went PI
i, i, .,!. pft friil . .
i-uum l't Willi .
Chile .'. . Iffl uunril
,1pm.- ',"Mrr
J,i Unlit BlPtll
Mm Up . i hint l..ckle
Mutlvitlnn leht entl .
i intifw iiuiii tprniit k
.IIIIIP.
Kit VPI'
1 Ii iinltt'iliiln I
.viomei.
Ahi-rn
tun iiMlltir . . tuft hilflmrk Zlnpler
W.niil ilnlil h.ilfb.u-1. .Mnrllii
t nl,. . , . fi'llbmk ,. , Hum)
Hulls' Itiltpn fur .Nftlvltj .MpAiiuIIj. l.lll
tiPi l.i'M 1h, rimllh, MerlHPv. lUf-jrra
rin nit IJitiplm l.e Ullntf. Ilciiil llriinun
Hn-lnlniupr
Overbroek Opposes Frazler
-' tlierhr.Hi'. Kuell.iiM I'lub will line up
iisn nut the I'rur'ir . A ililt eftPruoen en
the lii'Mi's irruunil nt 1 Ifl fnuith strp.'t
tti.l tli.) f-i-nim Maiiiii'01 "ell li.' nui(l
Hi.ni" i.t!lrtp.l tlmnups In rrnli-r'n llne-up
h'.ii.p limt S.iluril.iv'it mtsisi- nt the hsnilti of
llu-itlir A. N ne.) I" cnfl-li-nt tliny Iiiivp hit
ilnlr mi lil-. mi the itttt-ntith uf Mlilcli ha hits
li.iekp.l sun i- nf tht bKt tiim In nml
iiieniil tlie ill f'i llin iPiiiiliulir of Hip
sPitsell
Line-Up for Frankford-Shegundeah
Football Contest en Brown's Field
FRANKFORD
v.a.
Kllleit
II It ll
I. trim e
i M -
q n.
Scott
(f)
O.
Wifty-
M)
it. t;
Mlllei
(12)
CM)
UniieNun
I. 11.
II T.
I.lttli'
12)
(1.1)
Sanders
1.. T
It. U.
Hwlnlen
(Hi
(2.'.)
I Iii new pk I
1.. (1
(13)
Ilnclus
C,
ll)
lloneu.
Q. 11,
(IM
Marren
1. II. ll
(SO)
(lettnjr)iull
!'. II.
shlnandeah
u.,i. , ,ii, ,!.. t.i ii tikfertl
Mellow (IS).
(ll)' ShenanJeshi Dcrelnltl (ID. Ceuelii
Hie. (?). Duih S. Behenlck (21), gymbal
Riferae -vrintai-a. Umplra Purnall. t
78,000 WILL SEE
YALE-ARMYBATTLE
Elis Have Wen Fourteen Games
Out of Twenty-two
Played
CLOSE CONTEST EXPECTED
Vnle
Kddy . . . .
JOHH , , , .
rrulknhaiik
l.ovejey . ,
Croup)
Miller ....
ttulmitn . .
Army
. . . . Myers
. MuIIIkr"
. Hreldnter
. Onrbrncti
. . Knrwlck
. cioedmnu
White
, . . Smytlie
Timbarlnkn
, Iiiiwrence
.... Weed
. . . .left end. . .
..left tackle..
. . . left Ktmrd .
center. . . .
. .rlicht Kunrd.. .
, .right tHckle. .
rlaht end..
. . .eunrterlmck.
left hnlflmck...
NeliHltiRi-r
Kenl ...
.Jerdan
rlRht liairtiM'K.
Malic rv fullbnpk
UefprW. tl. r'rntvlev
Howeoln :
ITmpIre A. V Piilrner, Celbv : Hend
IlneMimn r. It. Wntkev. Hyrncuse;
Field JudRe A. r'. Tyler. Princeton.
Ner Ilavfn. Conn.. Oct. as. The
largest crowd that ever Haw a football
game In America witnecHPil tile twenty
lin,t meeting of the Yale ami Army
elevemt today. Yale linn wen thirteen
gnmen. Went Point three, and four have
been ties.
mcerdn were.
I'ntil today atlPiidanee
belt! nt the Yale-Harvard gnmex two
yearn age, which waled 74.0(10 in the
howl, nml allowed about L'000 te stiind.
'l'edny there were "000 mere entH than
then, making n total crowd present of
about 7S.0H0.
Tin- Army Cadet Cerps reached lien
nt 11 e clock nml marcliril te the laic
commons fei-
lunch, nml then te the I
bowl. Ideal weather Rrectcd
tihivprs I
nml MiiectaterM. and the
automobile .
turnout was tlie largest en rei'eid here,
noun- 10,000 visiting cars parking out-
Hide the howl.
Although teday'H game i-encluded the n ;y ;,'"
Ynh-Arniy agreement, hope that It I tJlirnM.'1. 'i .".'..' .."fler ' .
might be renewed wan Implicitly ex- I jyiitien ii'.u Kinird . ,
tucHHt'd in the follewlmt welcome te tbi;,,!'m7,;-1 ::'..V.''rU,tit'"mi " '
iirmy rerim by l'rt'Hldcnt James n. An-. i.iii.. '. . . iiu-Trieriinrk"
ell. ..fcYiile- "We are llellttllted te I Whllli.kti Ifi Inlth-icl. .
, ., ( tit
hnve the Army here agnin, und hepe1
tluit relations of geed .siiiirtsiniinsliii) ,
sin-li us Imvii evlsleil will hn i-iiiittllneil."
CI... ..,i.iIm ...,,..!.. ..I tl... I,,,., I l f limn l.nurj Mur Intnl. Thru, nf uerle.lv
I lie cailetM leaclietl tlie howl nlnillt y miiut.-i Suiimilatlon.-Ter Hetdh I'lui
1 :!,0 e i lock ami gave a preliminary I Up-: iiHiiiien. vvviw-i. viuim lini-'u. Ktdi-
drill nl ' ICIili.nlT wns Hclieilnleil fin- f.'"1- iiii''l.."li il-maii I'm rhpn-r. lloiinoi lleiinoi lloiinei
i."(i Hi in iiiiiiu lei .tJ,.,.jt ,- inu-.li.il. Md'nu'e. Hun-
MUHLENBERG MEETS GECN mIeTsYarVARD
LEHfGH AT BETHLEHEM1 FIRST TIME IN DECflDE
Greatest Crowd of Season Present
te See Poetball Battle
llethleliem. I'u.. Oct. 2S.Witli spec
Inters crowded 111 tlie stands en betu
(tides of the tleld. tilling the stadium
with tin greatest crowd of the sea
son, J.eliigh nml Muhlenberg took the
Held hole this aMeicuoeu lm-
their mi-
mini clash,
i Tilt Alleiitewii I'lcuu Invaded the
' lair of the Seuth .Mountain cellegiatiH
i ciiutideut of repealing the victory nf
last season, while Ceiieli lluldwin's
cliargPH are just us tletermlned te wipe
out this defeat, tlie llrst since football
reUitlens were established between the
two Institutions.
The team'H llne-iin agaiunt Muhlen-
. berg was virtually the same that made
a brilliant stand against Ilrewn last
week. "Dutch" llcnsclieii wus sent
tu te call signals with Storer and
Harper, halfbacks, nml "Posh" (liver
at fullback. Several changes were
noted in the Muhlenberg line, most Im
portant of which wan the shifting of
v csieii, ii tip-iiie
te an end position.
GOLDEN TORNADO SET
FOR NOTRE DAME GAME
Recerd Crowd Expected at ' Inter
sectional Clash
'I, -Oil
.1 Ml. in., i
Nut re Dim-
left p, a'Hi.lllll t arlirl)
left UPltli.. , i-iitten
left Kiluit, lliinin
pi-iitpr . . Wnikh
t'sr- (fnriipll
Mi intwe
l-'ei.
Dump .
iis-ht KUHnl.,(ii'Kipp) Kisi-r
Al Hlaiti.i
MllPhell
.MiDiiniiUkli
11 l nm
U'uiunlti)
MrptvHInil
hunt
I Uh t lackle
Hherst
rtk-ht ptitl
uenrit-rbiieit ,
.left hnlfbiRk.
Unlit h-ilfli.ul,
. fiillhnpk, , .
, licmuru
. , 1'liemun
I'lilHley
t'ltiHlpy
t'listner
1 1 Milter
Mlauta, (in.. Oct. 2X.
Willi
enl
ami cleiii weatlier prevailing and both
leiuii. in almost peifet-t nhysiial ton ten ton
tlitlen, the (leergla Scheel of Technol
ogy and Notre Dame today wcie remit remit
te battle for victory het-i In one of tlie
most iiupei-tiint liitt-rsectleiinl games mi
tin country's gridiron piegram for the
day .
1, 11. It
Leheek.i
(0)
L. O.
Hpagna
)
(17)
Kutl; ti
lt. (I.
L T.
Wtlllnins
()
(8)
J.ltUus
It T
I. K.
Theinas
(T)
(3)
Vnrtuskey
It. K.
till
K.nir.n in
Ii II II
Uevvicr IS). Lumliirt-n "-), l.ewn
(IK), Urltls (.'). blieplmn (10),
(19). Hhanncl (2). Foulk (11.
Head linesman High.
Nine Members of Penn '88
Team te See Game Today
S of the members of the llrst
teiim umt repreHi'iitcd the I'lilvcrHlty
of 1'ennHylvnuin- ii(,'nlnnt the Niivy
in 1SSS will ntch the cente.t be
tween the two rivals en Franklin
Field thlN afternoon. The '88 team
pl'tjcd three bunion in as ninny dnyn
and wen them nil. dcfeiitlni! AVe
li'.Min. Itnltlmere nml the Middled.
It. V. Hill, chnirmiiu'ef the Crld
Ceinmlltee of Penn, fullback; '' w
llultue, hnlflmck; .T. Strader. half
buck; "lliicky" Villi, quarterback;
H. T. llyneninn. left end; Dr. .1.
Dewey, left tackle; Dr. ll. IIevner,
"'Klit cuunl: 11. Sypher, ri?ht
tackle and "Menk" Zlealer, right
eiiil, will watch- the kiiiuc.
I. Savage, the center, and Archy
Wright, left guard, of thelSSS teuin,
are dead.
SOUTH PHILS CLASH
WITH CHESTER TEAM
"Pud" Day Perfects Play or Down Dewn Down
tewners for Second Game
The new Seuth IMillIy football team.
Mreiigtheucd by several Htm- players and
Improved by html signal drlltlng this
Week under tile Mlpei'vislen of Conch
1, rinnklln il'inll Day, is in shape
for its HPi-iiml game of the season this
., ,,,. .,i,,j, ,i, i-i, ,., ii,..,ru.
shiunls nt Shctzlinc Park, Itread ami
lilgler streets.
Last week against the Culled States
Navy All-Stars tin Seuth Phillies wen
at a disadvantage hccniiHP el lack of
'practice, tine te the hurried ei'giini'.u-
ti.m of tlie eleven
Conch Day this week
i,,vh and ilevetetilnir liiliiferiiiin nml
iitiu uiinttr imit'ii . I u it, liei'i ntr i,t in
Is expecting a victory today.
south l'hlllles
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Crimson
Wen, 3 te 0,
Teams Met
Lact Time
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Caii'liriilKC. Mass.
iikiii t ll eleven pl'i.vs
Oct. 2) A Ii.it t -
I In wind teilnt In
tin Hist time in
a decade. The his
uicetlng in 1012 resulted in a ." te
victory for tin Crimson.
Mere than i"0,000 seats havi
sdil. Many Dartmouth alumni
finiii Clilcage, Clevelaiitl and
Yeik for the game.
been
came
New
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"Yeuiir Hill," the Navy mascot
IRONWORKERS PLAY
ST.
Conshohocken Has Chester
! Club for Opponent en
Heme Gridiron
(REGULARS GET THE CALL
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Jr-'Hwi-.-nm-
Klihpr
Cmki-
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Thnmpunn , ,
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.Murrny
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llnnr
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Yi-tl)iil",
druy nil
Hulwtltutrs
OIIer. Ileuntrcc, ('. lirudfr
IHlll
t umiiuxune.
LUDWiG ELEVEN
rni r ..I 1 .!... t,.n,v,irkprs will ''' ","1 HIIKITljIfC. It XllllKt 1 1 lltf tllUII.
'I he CoiiMieliocken lronweiker L vhee shoes Invarlablv put nil. CO mid
meet the St. I.udwig's cloven, el t lien-i ler(, Jims ,iiMUm.,. inm the ball,
ter. Pa., this afternoon en the home Strehmeler will hnve difficulty In match
grid!. en at Twelfth und Fayette streets. , lug the ; Tiger Jfleks Hther in ,be mat-
Conshehock"ii.
Coach Walter French, the former
Aimy star, who iile pIii.vh uiiartetli.i.-k
en tin Irenwnrlteis' eleven. saM he will
-tart the :uii.- team that ilefentcil
ThmiuiM A. C.i of llethleliem, last Snt-iirdn.-.
1l te 0.
Tin Mlur.s liiue cleaned up nil tlie
tcniiw In lb viclnitv of Chester with
ease and hnve a great iccenl as a tie
rHAlc aggregation.
The Ironwerker.s an lmvitig their
In --I season mid -ivial new men the
lust week have added uinnldcrnble
stiength te tlie team.
The New Yeik eleven was originally
M-heiluleil for this alternoen. but they
at Led ii pestpiinl'in.Mit until next week,
when they play at CoiiMielioeUeli.
Growling Tigers
Ready te Spring
t etil liiitnl fmm 1'iice Onp
Is, u touchdown or a He'd goal may win.
It seems iiilte beyond the range of pos
sibility tint t two major college cleveiirt,
se well coached and lu perfect phjs
Ical condition, could de ether than light
tit n ii n miiw.vlimtf ii (.1 firiiihHIl
11
Meld (iriierals tatislng Werry te tlie man who gees out und necks v. re,n nn ehsen-er wlie has seen the
-It Is a cut Ions fact, 1-ut one that in- I them. Which is reasonable football ""'' ' ,"'H" ' pair of games
tlical ed hew the rival conches felt about, logic Hence the aim te select gcneruls ! n"''' leeks like an even-. Stephen
it, Hint both weiv spending the final j who will constantly threaten te de : ""," r . .... , , ,
moments before the game werrjing what mny b0 tcimed the unorthodox i ' '0 i1-"ttle conjecture en the Hue
about the Held gi-lieral-hip. Don't Ket, things of the gridiron. ! ""; w.'"' w",' M!l.rf '" l!l",,!l",
the Idea that Alenrn A. Slngg. .Maroen
tutor, and William W. Iteper, who
sharpens tlie Icitli of the Timers, were
tleing any wnrrying wle-n news nesps
were suspected in lie in tin viniclty.
A news scout almost prefers net te
talk with com lies en the eve of n giiiuc.
If they tell anything that would lit- of
genuine interest te tlie dear old public
it It piefuced.with, "This is between
us, vim knew
lie that nil as It uuiv. I'linceten and
Chicago scouts have done their work
well, and for that reason both conches
knew that tin outcome of the tuter tuter
sectienul cenllitt rests meie or les-, upon
the nlertnc-s of the tiiitrtcrhai.-l. the
intuition,, perhapi. which lie shows in
directing the uttatk.
Chicago has a -hltt. and .".2,000 per
sons aru ulinet miu- te gayc upon It.
Hut. tlie Maroen doesn't have the half
ile.e'n or mere human coin that slipped
through the Tigers for a victory last
ear. Therefore, everybody If t-aylng-,
iind the "Old Mnn" of Clilciige football
In net ilenjlng it, that tlie forward pass
will he put te tin test as it never was
before. Short wrist minpN ever the line
ure cnld te hnve the call, but thai In
vnilnL'ly men IN then will be a long
pass when the defense Is brought In.
I tef ere tin battle, Stngg definitely
unneiilipcil thai Stielimeii-r would play
qiinrtrrbiick and call sigtinlN, New till,
lad is an cud. and a hliMimln' geed en.,
if he in In (In hnckiield, his presence
there will menu a "trinle threat." That
. in, ne cxccih iii liicHiii', i.e is u uinsier- p
- it iittittii ti li-iieii i mi iieii'iirii iiiiiiu i u Lin.
ittilJtllliiii mi' ii in' ii'i iiniii 1'itrj" in rv-
icrtpil ami In de.-s Ills bit en tlitust.- at
or ii reu nd the line.
mil Iteper Nestle-,
Kill Iteper preb-ibly bored hole. In hi.
Illnw with a restless head all night as
II''
turned riMr In his mind the names '
ti nd capabilities
of ids company of
piletx.
Pre-gnme dope gipH (iennnn the
preference his. Iialr-trlgger brain mid
ipirlted It-iideisliip overcemcH the handi
cap of sizu tlnee he cnrrlei only 1,"1
IieiiihIh.
The Tiger generaliIme is counting
en punting und lie Iiiif. Cleaves who will
lit ,.. WT,V,- Ul It, ,,, llft 1111.111 llt""l
they ain't.'
'Stagg's supporters think he is weak I
In nn attack that will put the hall ever
when Chicago has it In touchdown ter
ritory that is, within the i.'0-ynrd
mnrlc. Tl.nl leiniiltis tn In. hpeii. It.it .
Mfit.tmi iviui, iti u ti.ii ,tu timf .,..,,...
...I........ ...-. ..... .( .Jr. ....a. x lllltn'l
is a sure-lite drep-klckcr and will
brought lu te get the three points en
ii,.. .iii,,e.t ,...,....,..:...,
itii-nt.pt.. t.t ...,,.it.,i,,,,,
Tltn Tli.ni.ii I, ml,, it,.,,,.. .!,.. t,lL
tee. Ken Smith, who teed the wet ball
niceessfullj against Virginia. Is one
I wlin mny In- called In. There are ethern.
I That the .'12.000 spectator will sen al
game that will turn en the thrill cur-
fi.t.r a tins tit elr tirnllft,.,! Tl,,, n....ll
f.?in.n;.Lt.. "".h-lf,'.,.:!'l!L'.,:,:,,ce, w,"!!,f!:
I HIT lt(l't-v ll" iwiin- 1IUIM ill 111 1JI" i'iHlIiHl
! Is, ferwnrtl pns or punt nlwiutt elves
the ciiHtemers In the stmlltim plenty te
'jell about. And then there Is the pos
sibility of a "break.
Loek ever the nip-und-tuck foetbnll
fights thin year. Yeu will find neailv
always that tin decisive point or point's
ciime when there; wns nn intercepted
pass, a blocked or fumbled punt, or in
some way tlie ball get Inte hands whlih
were net expected te clutch It when
tlie piny started.
Hut coaches of the daredevil dispo
sition page Messrs. Iteper antl Stacit
li.iHnii. flief tit.. l.f,.niM ....tell.- n..,., I
While it uia.v net mean n thine In tin.
four pounds per man atlvnntuKe en the
Maroen side lint ,, it,,li,,et ,lu,l,. U'l,,,?
v, he weighs 2.KS pounds, puts in most of
iiii-iix" c.t ess uiiggnge. i in.y iii,
say lie is n roving center, speedy as a
sprinter und shadowy as a lightweight
boxer.
Mill Hiipwr and Princeton men may
try te make themselves beliuvu that tlie
games with Harvard and Vale arc the
only ones that ceunr. Perhaps that will
be, true iit-vt year, since this may be the
last iiiteisetileiial game with Chicago.
Rut the.,. of us wlm met and talked
with Tiger (tun lies, players, graduates
nnd snttleiits before the name knew
that they intended te push the uc uc
celcratei down te the tluer beards in
nn cITeit te bent CMcm-n. If Princeton
has te de it te win she will use every
shied of fimiball finesse that has tie.
U'leped in the tlever brain of Reper.
i .i.i.... ... ... . i .... .
Prim eten h.iw munv graduates in the
West who hi e mivlnir. "Heat Clileairii; I
then go nficr Harvard and Yule." This!
city is llinuge .-uid nine lu color, fur
the Tigers ate guests uf the Chicago
Prim eten Club, mid ltem President
(Srlhlien .mil t -i.iK, Reper all the way
down tin line te the last substitute the
plea of lie ('liicn-je Alumni is, "Shew
nbeul lm tb ill us plnyed !u
sey." The Alumni an
I'hlcagiiaiis s.ij in-' this
New
the
Jer
only
l '
One nice fc-itiiie Is that old (ii.imipn-,)
Lake Mlclilg.iu has withheld the ii y
brt-ath tluit he alwavs is se ic.idy le
blew ever tills city, We have been 'here
lu August, wh.-ii an iiverteat was of
far giealer 110 than new, though we
are en lln- tlueshuld of November. A
dry held und 1 u ild wind will he veiy
idcasiug 10 1 1 in lies ami players, we
mispecr.
Captain Lewis Hut of (lame
lly the wn- 1 npl.uii Lewi- will net
lead ills Mm,, hi uniiiets because of a
badly wrciii'lnl l.iu Miigg. peih.ip
iiiceueusiy s 1.11 in
was considering the 1
iiHiiranct of Ins
plnyers signitist in
jury.
Well. MO.iniii iii.iv 1 -lp te pav for
svvtateis and 1... tliiilln, l,m it won't
win games: nnd. after all. it j victmy
llillt tlie college elevens pi nve.
Anetlii'i- ( 'lib age pickup. Northwest- '
ern Cnlversitv, situated In the suburb
1 or 1. Winsten, bus many ce-eds The
girl students, want te see their gridiron
Idels heat llliiiel nt 1 ilinnn next Sat
unlay, And ilu-v applbd ter permis
sion te make th trip.
New the aveiaet girl ut a football
game Is like 11 Itritlsh citcketer at a
bfiseball Biime--the enthushism linnilu
1 lily conies at tin- wrong nine.
Therefore, licnl Coach ThiRtlewaite
of Northwestern, told the girls he would
be glad te lmve tin in go along ami root
Hut, beforehand, they iihik atteiul a
lives f ,. folk, back home, wc de- "'r, r"" I, ",'"" "! "' M nm V1.1-, ' '"'
sire announce that Chicago', line-up ? l . V , t?ZXt n
will , ..present in the vicinity of 2022 J,,,, i,,s uievenVtits. autl at th li t
u P,".f l!1"""". ..Hthl" ''' ,,,mle"1!-,'i mi,,u,p wl" "-'' 15l"-'' i' tl " lit-
e nl ' , T.r 't.'',"' "lM"" "' "iP' ,l",n' ,,i,l,,'t M"l" '" '',' HtllIllK
pounds lull) he frnv. Ibis means nbeiit fin n ntti.r. n-trl. n...i ...i ...
series or lecture, which he would give,
and In which he would show them how hew how
te watch n football geii.e and when te
put en the shriek stuff.
Wonder if they -v.-iul a lecturer at
Lastern colleges where they have co
oils? Tunney Winner Over Wiggins
Hi Men, Oil . 1 Tun p . fem i
lliihl ipiiv wi-lulii ih. in iinu nvviinlPi
the 1I1 pinion mfr 1 nn, In, VVUs-in, of n.
llnnnpnllR. nfipf ten reunil of slew flulitinu I
ih wiwTr A r" r 0hawl"'" " I
CATHOLIC CLASHES
WITH ALESIANi
Rival Catholic Elevens Will Bat
tle en Cahill Field This
Afternoon FIRST LEAGUE CONTEST
The Cathlii League will prj off the
lid of its third u'llditen season thld aft
ernoon. Salcsitiiium High, of Wil
mington, and Catholic High will turnish
the fireworks in the opening contest, at
Cahill Field. Twentj -nlutli and Clear
field streets. The gnmu will start at
'2 :.10.
It is the firM appearance of the Pencil
Slate Hchenl In the lt-ngue. In addition
te tlie two tpams already mentioned,
there art St. Jeseph Prep. Vlllnneva
Prep nml MVt Cathelh- lligli Scheel.
In 1020 and HUM St. .lesedi Prep
t.ift, ,,,.- ,.,,.. .,,.- IIIHII., ,, '.ll tit'".
Cilmsen and (Iray wen ,-lthnut much '
of a struggle. Last se-i-en tin re wns
1..1n ,1.. t M-... . r-..t.nll.. .
wen tlie tllle. 'Hie former year the
"."''"....'." .'''" '".' ' "tu-'.iy
High. lllaneva Prep nml St. Jes
Dsepti
nklln
Prep. In tin playoff en Frn
Field. I Mule Miller's eleven wen after
a difficult struggle.
All ti-.. members of the league this
season
ii" strong. I-our of tliem nave
h,-'"v" "" '"'lr KSW,'" , 'mQ' 'unlp ,Uw
! I"',w, ''"Vi-V" h,'!',hil",,,' h'' un
i fairly well.
. . rf, t . .. y I
I lltlllllil lllgll i tlie fllVOfite
V' f'",1.v- lu te Its record. Four
I fm'f have been played, three resulting
"' "'" "" "r " ".
n -. - -
50.000 PpmnilR
WfVUV M. CI iSUIlii
Te Sep Penn Game
f'enllniifd from Vr One ;
nil except even money en the it-suit of '
the jjnmp. i
One .Middy mnn held S10.000 in cold I
cash In his ieims tbat he was willing
te bet with Penn giving slight odds or
nt even money if lie couldn't get the
etitis. At that a let of money has been .
bet by these win, have a sentimental '
Interest In the two tennis. Old rndn
of both Institutions !iae wagered wads
I of coin en the game, with tlie Navv
I proving tin favorite.
.'. ..7 '""'' ",r ,'" ",N lel" "l W."""
",,." ","" "" run tineiigii signal
drills out at Franklin Field. He was
en the second eleven. If he had n bad
ankle, as u-pertetl. hi, i mining failed
te show It.
Cenrny, the Mltlth- skipper ami qiinr
tctrlinck : McKee. n klnniiii... i,,ir .i
lullen. the punter, who distinguished
himself in the (Jitirgiu Tech name lat
Saturday, ceinplfie the Annapolis back
I tield.
The line will be tlie same us stnrted
ru:al!ist the Southerners, except that
( A a liter will be in ur riiclit tackle in
piace or Mieuell. Tayler, I he end
whose playing last Saturdav brought
him mention from tin. ',n-e ,.,., ,.m
I be seen nt light end.
, llclsiiian will start the bnckficld quur
,tet aluady inentieneil. with C.eerge
Sullivan, the fleet back, en the bench
nt tlie start, ready te be thrown in at a
moment's nntiie. "Muggsy" McOravv.
who thrilled thousands Inm ... nml
tit
Wli-U Heroic With Ills slipctilnnlrii.
nil
mound work, will be seen at one of
hnlfli.uk Hosts, nnd Pntitnltt flll.,..
the
idle for two weeks c. the. G,,ii'r .!
Injurv te his biuk. ut the oilier. Tex
..1111 11 umt inurniaii will 1011111I out
brilliant ImcMipld.
a
(ii. if Will PI.IJ in Line
In tin line lleisinuii )i,is l"rank Ciaf
n regular Inst year, in uinw ,,f Tlinr.'
m-ltl. I he mils will he Ertresv-niir nn
of the lightest
mil gitmest wluguieli 111
1 eniisv lvnnt'i f. ... I 'I-...I
Mil history et
1 nirciiiiii. 1 westerner with vveihls of
r.billtv.
Rill Kelly ik1 Pnpwertll will tak
ciue of the yuiird pests with Frank
Siitheilainl. veteian of munv ,..,,.
paliins jiaiilnv: off nf tin ether t.ukle
pest with O.if
Fer the tiist time this ve-u n,-is.
man will have 1, splendid mmv nf
substitutes te send into the game when
ever tliev prove ncterwni.-. . lit" the
entire varsity h,iiui. enh i'huk Cuiiu'.
,. , , ,, , ,,, , ,,,,,, 11-11
lie. I iKIIIIIellian, vv In oil the sldellns
i',1 'lullan unifetms unable te suit
I VI 1 V elll
else I in , , client phvslcul
condition.
As 'r the 1 mud: Si. I. indnp,'
Slilldles IK IOlnpll., I,., ,, ,, ,,,,
mascot will be en Ininl If.fei,. ,.,'ime
time Thev left the Auidiinv this
merillin: all pepped up te see 1 hi 1 olei-s
of Penn dragged .ileng the unf Mr
Franklin Field.
Pretty girls, clad in the Imtst f tin
season, will be en hand reudv for the
iiinnic siriiggie.
The omnipresent venders with their
shilll cues of "Het deifs. 11 Limn a
threw will throng 'he sidewnlKs lend
ing 10 the stadium. Jlamieis. biiriuus,
pins ami all ether paiiiphermilia te
slievv tlieir favorites will be worn by the
throng
1'ciiiisy lvunia and the Navy hist met
in lsSs when the Ited and Hlue wen
20 te II, The last game was pluved in
P.M.'i when Heb Folwell, then coach ,,f
Ptnn, took his Itetl and llliic ieiscvetl
athletes te Annapolis and tied 'rh
Middles. Hewaul Ilcriy lempeti aciess
for 11 touchdown iiml turned whin
looked lil-.e a dark day into a bright one
tiiiikk n:its innK in 1:111:11 r
V mero seiihil cenJItlnti in flpriminy 1,
itln.u-.l in a rp.-nt U si,.it inm I I,
1 tuupr tn tln nffp t thai Kin r .lilt .1 te
inrwi eir mere if puwrr bULh (llapiti'hea
Hiithoiitle and titnrlt are n n..u nf Hie ,, ,
dertul t'erdaii Newa Krvlce nf thn i'ciua
...im A,u,t-ti,-L i"tetitii mi-
REAL GRID TEST
FOR HOLMESBU
Coach Jehnsen's Suburban!
Have Hardest Game of Seav3j
son This Afternoon s)
OPPOSE THE THOMAS A.
ll.ilmp-.burg-
I I.MIP-I
lllllnttipll
Mr,ri)ti ., ,
I: l.vnph
Kurtz
N'c-wcnnib
.! linn
(IntvviN
r- l
Cke-. . ,
.N III 'ir
T. Oman
ml
a. a. t
Prlhul
.Rektrr
. 'P't
pft
tnrklc ,.
Ipft Kunnl
eaa?.? i
. renter .
rlrht su.inl
rlaht ti-ckli
.rtuht nil
hHlfhnrk
rluM hnlfl-nek
. fullback.
HtcrTunlek
.M. Wllev
. ...RplMk
p. Rank
nelmcbius ami the Themas A. C.
of liethlehfin, renew relations en the
midiron at Ciystnl Field. Ithawn tttrtat'
west et l-rniikfnrtl nventte. nt .1 P. M"
. . ' .......... ... ., ... .uv.
;UIPn ,,l,p uburhnnltes face the hnrde.l,
""1."' u f-casen. JT
lilt- C.f-M nf tttr. l.-rnnt.rn4 mm.I rt-.'l
, k.i,L;...-,-. .'' """ ." -mv
, ,':"', """ "" ser en tins eenrenti
!lrt 'J will cive them the firnt real llitw.
oil tlip re ntive Mtrpntlt
of their ep-v.i
i'uiii-ihi in inter gnmes.
llelinesburg wns for years pupreme In
fee i Iml , with Conshnheeken. but thft
.cllewjncketH nn te the fore this aw-'
fr I hlfi '-' -
son wth iliele aii. if . ..!.... ,.. mUr.'
lIelmisburiT and Conslieliockcn fans nrl
in ..,"",".. u'p.v..,'n !' the colera eh
in-line .Miner i nggregntlen when.
thev mret. ,! r.te taking en strong
ep...nents each week In prepnrntien 7er!
tile big test.
Conch fJeerge .Tohnven repertg th
eIiiiesbtiig plajcrs In tht best of cehv
illtleti after sc.eial hnnl workeuta. lln
ltn '""' 1.)!n-VN worn rcheareail
llemeshiirgantl Conshohocken ftfflelalrt,
will confer tomorrow In regnrds te "k
wt-ts for the annual CotiHhehocklflrf
ll.Illiesbill!r uiiint Tl,.. f.,..i... t..-i.
f,.,., - " - --- """...l -tiUUK-
i"-t HtiiiiL- is yet te Re
nrranged.
JOE McCABE WINS
Lancaster Boxer Haa Better of West -Phlladelphlan
at Cambria i
Jee McCube. hailing from Lancaster
and weighing HO pounds, had the batter
of Johnny Dennelly, of Wnt Philadel
phia, weight HI upumls, in the laal
c glit -round bout at the Cambria A
( . last nit-lit.
Jimmy Hanlen w;en the seml-winded
h.v
whiif proved te lie the liest bout of the.
,. nu.iur utvr .illlimy .UCIiOVPm. 1U
iikiii. i ne etner results: Al Fisher
wen ever Krnnkle IC. e Smiu. tWivL"
ii inn- vvtiii ever lOIIUg
and Artie MeCunn and
burn drew.
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Midget Kir-"
Nativity Harrier Weda
tin
Hilly
N'lltl-
,.TUf 'I.1"- 'tsr (llstnnce runner of ttill
( .ithi.ltc Club, vvn-t marrMi m ii-
marrlel at' )-
nf Ki-nslm ten Th trr.mnnv took ulnc (I
the Llmrili of thj Anccinlen. with nuptjj
t, t.enK inm inurninK te M s Aim,, ,,,....'
POLO TONIGHT
Armery. 32d and Lancaster -I
2d Troop vs. Bryn Mawr
ADMIESIOK 60c
GAME STARTS S F. H.
College Football
U. S. Naval Academy vs. PennijIraBia
Franklin Field, Sat., Oct. 28, 2 P. M.
Rsfrrved eati new en tale at Otmbsli'
spjldimc' nrel Athletie Council Office, 3J0J
Walnut 8tret.
1'ermal ilpdlcatten of new ttadlnm bttWMn
Iu'tc. Unlveraity baml of 100 piece ana ilrSL-1'
lur cf national senTi bv tuectatert. Tj, "
AUTOS
PAMTED $25
Highest i uality materials and
werkmnnship. Lewest prices in
tow n for special work.
PHOENIX AUTO
PAINTING CO.
i (i ml ,lll ( e tr ,Si tinlHt
1310-18 N. 5TH STREET
"- Kciih S01M
11TH ST. ARENA
llle & Catharine Sti. Jee Criffe, MatchaMktr
TONIGHT
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Babe Herman vs. Kid Wagner -
Whitey Fitzgerald vi. Ray MitchavU
Bebby Uurmun vi. Johnny RalsUr
2 ether beuti Vrlces Mc, SI. 10 SI.O61 no hhrkuv
rictt-iti en tula Venetian Cafe, fermlSltVS' '
Ichett't, 12th fc .Filbert! Natlen;i IllUfl
tteiiin. 4 North 13th. Cunnlnnham ,. ify"
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JUDGE VS.FITZGERAUI
SNYDER vs. Him
WOLF vs. CArfrt
LEONARD vs. MdRAN
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VILLA vs WALLACE
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