R""M'w
-O.SJfftA C
flttf?
.'
20
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER- PHIIiADELPHI A, MONDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1922
?fc'
rV-
Bill Reper's Princeton Eleven Showed Old Chi Hew Open Game Really Should Be Playefl
Pft
- -'!.
&
Kf
?
1
i
f
t.t
5rT.
sua
m
J"',
Bfc.
LW
S.I
TIGERS'FIGHTING SPIRIT
7 . . . .! r
.4 DAZZLING PASSES
SPLIT OLD CHI ASUNDER
Turning Point of Game Came in Last Period, When
Princeton Heaved Forward Pass Frem Its Own One-
Yard Line instead of Punting ft Tooh Real IS'crvc
Bv hTOXKY McUN.V
PEOI'l.K el the Kat, it was well worth the lOH.S-rnlle round trip te
Chicago te watch Bill Heper teach Westerners hew te really open up the
old foetbntl prime. 'I'hnt "I-1S triumph wlm-h Trinccten gained erer the
Maroen en S'.ie riM hvnj3 wt'l linger !u the memories of these who
witnessed tr f.im ns the greatest nnd most thriUtnR eihlbltlen of what
might be calM unorthodox or surprise football
that the new world lias e'en.
f ""WnBWWSI I
aK.AaMaVaVBSSa 4$fimtti I
STONKV Mrl.INN
I'no-iliedox, say you? Perhaps net In the
ecs (f Mime of the Western tutors, whose trump
.-n the iittac'k 1m psychology. But for one of
t'-.e Ln-t'a might r lllg TIire te travel Inte the
country of the mem? and pass the ball all ever
t ie gridiron tthy, such a thins Is almost un
lir!l''vab'.'. U thorn arr nny methods of employing the
air reute e victory which tbe Hoper-ceacbed
T'ccrs neglected te show Phleatte.nns we would
g e the world te see them. And geed old fate
helped -hem by spotting the Maroen a two twe
tnit. Udewn lead. This net only giee Heper the
(.',ance e can orthedos football te the four
w t Ai b'it it developed thnt magnlncent Prince
t . tlglil'rp spirit whi.-h even Westerner in
, ere'j app.a'ided.
Ihere were "breaks" ii the Intorsectlenfil
em happen and tren took advantage of eneuga
football.
huttle lv.f the Tilers made
i . tvl.,.,1. I. rh.i r nr t.l nllir wlntllCE
I I'm m win. " " ' " ; ,,, - .. , .v.. u
But mippe'e ft sketch, Lrirlly as roseiei, ia preses e. ... -nidlren
truS.K se that our readers may better understand our reference!
te unorthodox football and breaks of the gams.
Soen after the ep-nlng klckeff the Tigers heavd a lengthy forward pass
which was intercepted. Then in what we c-.nted as eight playb-thc Stass
raen emplejlns a rhlft wh'eh massed the attack en veak -cots In th TVr
defense a to'jehdewn wm r-eered.
AIVZDUTrLT thereafter a CO-yird run-back e' Chicuye punt
u Ciea-'i pjf"i Pricfen m a poutien te scer. TSty tried
JW,, Mrn a tripU-lhrrit frrvnUen , then n drep fcifffc iclch failed.
t
Princeton Punched Heles in Maroen
FROM hr CO-vard mark Chicase punted into Tiger territory and tmvely
threw en of these terribly lone pass's which Gray grabbed en the 7-yard
Una. lhU time Prlneeu punched hMes in the Maroen defense for the
touchdown
Thn came a treal. fr '"h'-ag". Tige- punt wa par'ly blocked end
H was the WeMrn team": ball en the Oi-ans- ad B'a.'k 31 -yard mark
Ataln the vhlft with line b-i'ts and t'ants eflrta.-kl s''ered iU pelrte for Phi.
A Tiger brek can- qu'.-kly. V r.-yard pena'.fv lnpesed en the Muroeu
MTe P-incen the opportunity te put ever a short ijiekeff from rhiage'f
46-yard mark, which a Tiger recovered. If "m the Ta-fm ''.even's bull
nn the eniny i "S-vard line. A forward pass made it n first down en Chi'-i
11-yard l.ne . hert running pass l'r f. yards nnd again a drop kick failed.
When Chicago took the ball en hr -O-yard l'n aggrelv: Tiger made
the enemy kicker hurry a punt and prti-.-wen was attacking en th Maroen''
44-yard mark. Terw.ird heaveb or 'hrnats te raM gained two first downs
nd the ball wes en the ""-yard line of tbr. Sas;"ii. Te-i a fureMe pBr0
fajicage the ball ai tb nrst half nded
New. th Tigers had traveled Wei.", te much oft toetha'l fireworks, ard
when a Chicago punt was ble"k.d ar.d recovered by uray a- the opening r.f th
ecend half it v,as Prlncten'3 ball en th opponent' 22-vard line. Short
puses gained ground, but en yard shy of the reared d''tanc for first de-n.
9J(IAT moral eouragnveHtgt pirit, if you hkti u thimj that
Jt m ' U tteWnti, en fr.f Wt. ieit muu tetuautftri-
TWO TITLE BOUTS
ON FOR THIS WEEK
SAFETY FIRST ON OCTOBER LAST, SAYS DAD
"55
,y
Wallace Meets Villa Here Te
night Britten vs. Walker In
New Yerk Wednesday
CHAMPS SHOULD SUCCEED!
OF COURSE, CTncaee '.-tcled, bvt net exxf of dag'r. A Titer mJ
e fiir catch ei fie Mlroen's Si-yard line, tfnre pumg, but
this time Princeton heave iri' I'lcrcpW and re-n Aer HO-vard
marl; tS Maroen puni'd Icnutiiullv, te rhich icjj eddej a ynilfj
en the Titers trhtrh. plv'il then en t'teir 20 jnri mirk.
Jehn Themas Scores
fTtflL I z"i re' irn r. '-. "as fherr and Chi had the baii en Princeton's '
A yard 'me. Jehn Tl-'iaai. le Maroen here, carried If ever the goal l!n
in five plunges. And the third period toen -ndd with Chicago In the Inad,
three touchdowns te one. The S'aggmen had ne: succeeded at the try-for-pelnt,
but th We'terners were net worrying about that then.
The fourth period was barely under way when C.erman caught a punt
Under the shadow of h.a n-vn goal line and t-hnwed us mere of that 'urprlie
football a pass aerr.s the tield te Cleaves, who ran it baci; te the 30-yard
mark. The officials riled that the pass was net legal and brought the ball
Vack te the Tigers' 1-yard line
New, friends, desperate rneiures wre required remember, the final
whistle toot tjj net e far awnv Prem a kick formation and narnral'iT
rybedy, lne'.-iding th !' d-r-'i- tp'-.fd a punt a forward psss was
heaved and li'tiun '"irr el ,t '- ..n-vj.rd '.;"". ":i yej !mag!tr anything
mere unorthodox ''..' i '.' p av may -ay that Princeton led t t"
Skin and n'.thn.g te lese -Mid i k ! or' irpr ,. -t -nT a' gerd football.
But hew m.'in 'ani3 wmili la '-e, n pa' 'ride- sin.ilar circnirRtnnef.?
Te that Mirpnse pas May he erfd'.ted Pr'n'etenN neit touchdown In
fertf the Tiger victory. rr -l,en late.- (.n they punted into Maroen territory
Bad a futnbltj occurred, the alert and flet footed Gray jebtled up the ball
pad carried it across the goal line 40 yards avay
THAT, of count, icat a ir$' hreah en te PrtT-f9- '! Vuf net
till (Itrent hnvt a Qay, at that.
Tigers nifjed f icter
rlE T.Z'i r'r w er en a ferward-pa'r,: orgy nti 1 -re -nlliing "5
wine et i'try. After the n"- ar- k.ck"ff and a pun'. Pr!nceen had
the oval en l.er 43-yard mark nnd Sivly I nr't-l a pas dlre-tly ever centr
which fell !nt i the eutetretched hard f a T'ger op Clu'a 3S-jard line. An An
other forward I euro greund'd, bi.r i!'e r.tfi' . s r-.lil luterfercn.-e nnd Rett's
leven had ,vie n 1 1 yardi distant '"m ' goal Hn".
That. !- atetder lireak fur '' Tiur' y x" the (,'hlcage ei,.vn
were en i : r d nee lies ml rii" a M-ite..n player j imped aie" (He
neutrai t ' t e wen '1." ah r I'm '"n c"tierai eairj Vr the hi'' t e
snapped a id get -he ."..s'linre ..f u ." .Mtid dT'de penalty advance ITe
third and -x'nn'rg (jranje ar.d ! ? i I'M'''.!, ut v.-ni thn xrered tr. trinn
touchdown been....; Prr eten hal .-'m.'h
And nut a erd nl.'i' ' n' - -for-p' '"tif'-r '"ichdeun n'.- I.r the
wy, don't meptlnn ' h i , ace I 1 1 . r- nh. ba-ke.) the Maroen f jeij
ere a man who seeks pac 'lew fflks n it Vet h-i don't fellow football
elesely, but were mppertlng Mngg'k tem In the intersectk.nsl '-niggle.
hake their heads and adl say, "'hl three touchdowns, Princeton thri
touchdowns, hut we lni-t hecaut" we lad no drop-k i-Uer " The efi.,rt r,f
StaggllH'U te beet the Inll n'.er -he crn'-par were gr3-iniar-chne"li r"ith
gat the thr; extra pelt.ti for tie Tiger" r.rat'y imd "h dlpa"h
A V07 II I'll thn.ij ihvt pu:.'- 11 ctrrer nni ter.e nf n! 'ren f
Jlafl m trij ttuj.) united i.rtil t!, I'Ht pt-rmi te rer I.'
eprn-yiimr ftwf. It na t,y no mi tint u 'e. ,et (i I hfage that the
Mnniun tutnr hid If en ;r(ir'i ini; nil jucM nf ferirard p'lM'i, ft irn
laid, tee. thnt he mi()ht rwilij u)piie tnetball from fe j outlet
Mighty Themas Stepped
W111JN the s.in,.; had !", ilmn live niliiuteH te live the nid Man" un-or-cred
hK push nttuek and fteper atid hi Tiger didn't l'k" the leeks of
It a bit It "as a keriM uf Uuives tlmt carried th ball fiein i'Iiichve'b :tl
yard mark t" tun ti-Mird line .it' I'mi'vimi Tin re, f..r tie iri. t.me, t.
Tigers "teppul tl. i.i.u Tl miii . and i-a"'d t ie um- IPit jeii knew that
I'rlni'Olni inn-- r n i i mi I .-i .wit v ' i w '. i I 'i nge or, tj,u 'Jl,.
yard 111"' .mil ii ' in i zi . .in ( i ted, Im a i "i u'h'-i- n- fret Mif'i,
HOmenli'i'e tlei" ',iv i .r.M.ii ; r- vh.i .,'1 t li I .t. I ing thr. plgkln
en the luU'diduwii M'ie ut the goal lni". lint when the rffere.j ciawed his way
t thi" biiltmii he fmitiil Tliuin.i') J jtinl reiiieKi from v.itwrj.
On tlie way home fmni Stugg l"it'!d a Muroen adherent, heavy of heart
though he was, remarked : "I lme heard about the Princeton cplrlt that
arned them the name of Tigers; today I muv it." And there you have the
tery. Dray for his alertness In following the bull and enarlng forward
panea; Snlvcly for hla long nnd bhert range tnarkstmin'hlii In heaving the
ball; llnniinn for his generalship nnd courageous playing; Cleaves for hl
punting and nll-arnund playing; Smith for Ids try-fur-point drop kicks which
gate the 'I'lgerH tlm three point margin these nil mind out an Individual
Uereep. Urn it was tlm tmm tpirit that wen the gun.' -the rntunifirent
liMlTfry of nillid that lifted the Orange, nnd Il'ack fi-eic eeniiiigl- cri'ta!ii
dlfcut te n glorious triumph.
ir un IS H. JAFFK
rpWO ohanipiena of punch are sched
uled te defend their crowns tills
week, nnd en form each nheuld b
successful. Tonight at the Olympla
hera Patsy Wallace will attempt te
teparnte Panche Villn from his Ameri
can- flyweight diadem, and Wednesday
1 uisht in New Yerk Jnclt Ilrlttnti will
, make an effort ti brnMi Mickey Walker)
from hle world's welterweight pedestal.
j The Wallacc-Yi"n fracas In this city, i
I of i-our.. Is a no-decision affair, and'
I In order for th championship te pas
i trem th black -thatched head of
! little Pillplne te that of the Phila
phla Italian, Patsy will have te
en a knockout or a foul.
nllace ha- been n strict training
for the punchfest with Panche the
Puncho for mere than a week. This .
mernin- he announced himself under
weight. Patsy will oeme in nt Ihn ree.
j egnized flyweight limit. 112 pounds, nt
'-' o'clock. Although it will net be
jiece.ar.v for ilia te step or. the scales
the Pillplne intends doing se, if only
te prevtj that he is a real flyweight.
Taj ler Experts '
Wallace te Cep Tltln
"Who thought Penn would beat
Navy? And hew nbnut Princeton set
ting back Chicago net forgetting
Oceanic ctepplng out in front of I.uckj
Heur. Paragon II and P.xtermlnater.
Who'd a thunk it, I nsk you?"
That Is the way Herman Tayler.
who recently took ever the rdns of
! Wallace, expressed hlmelf today m
' predicting Patsy weiiM dethrone Villa.
,. 'Ther Isn't anything like the 1m 1m
e'Sible," he continued. "All Villa
j has te de te keep his title intact will
. h te flM; around for eight round"
but will he- That's the Pig question.
1 I feel sure that Patvy will paste the
niipine en t' hops ir a row of
( he-j ftzil oef,,
j "P.V-v WalU'-e will be the flyweight
' champion of Amenca shertlv after he
; onto-, the, ring acntnM 'illa '
liesile the Villa -Wnlla'e set-te
1 there will be bout, between Tlattling
I Leenard and Mike Meran n Pittsburgh
bantam; Kid Wolf nnd Nate Carp, a
' newcomer here from Baltimore; l.w
.Snyder and .Tnhrn Ilene, and Martin
I Judge and Huuly ritrgernld
Age ravrrlfe
Againat emit
I Careful fraimr.ir and geed 1 vlng
, plm cleierness and the ublllty te out-
i rueij the ether fellow hate carried
Rritten ever a Euccessful 'istlc cpau
, of eighteen years. Jack Is going te
ni' hs superior in the rni; one of
tl.e. ilin It may he tonight In the
'liardfn aga'nn tne Mickey person from
N'ew-ark. St'l1. th depeters figure
(that Venth wi'l net he served in its
meeting with Age Wednsdar night.
Net se 'ens aze in New Yerk Hrlt-
I ten. through his remarkable ring gen-
I eral.hlp and uage of UTay tnsttcr. came
thrmizh a icter nraltitt a mu. li veuncer
' c'eei ,-iu. -a nan who had been t'lTnrfd
h r"arv h a si. re shot !nt-,ir Tlentn
l.e-innrd failed te lift the welterweight
t.i.e -'rem ".Ka'-e'il-iir-mii'i1 liruter .
I'tem the f.tart it was mrprtsmg :
tee hew P.ri'ten''. educated left piled
up reint atter point acaiti'.t fenard
cenceiled te hn m mlehty cl.er ti'-tmin
!.imelt'. Ar.d nt that in that bout
I P.rltteii eutwcizhed th" lightweight
I champion bv nulv a few pounds.
After eu'p'dntmg Leenard all the way
for a de7.en rounds Pritten Anally went
down from a body blew. It appeared
no if .lnek waa tryinr te claim a foul,
aid durinc an exetd division with
lief--, e Pat'.- Ila'.ev, naklli; no efiett
te r -ii r nier the fpTen In'ii'. J'.titrer,
v'arte 1 le r ' e
I e. j,ard tr,i after Urltte i Mho
hewd tint he 'i3 wide. awake, S' irg
cull again ai I. nanl let tiy r t1 a
r'slit uiipwx-ut. Jark then wri" awarded
tin- bout en a foul having been -truck
wr.'V en the canvass.
I'n'lke T eennrd erv much unlike
th i-lever Penny Walker Is a rip and
tear, asgressive battler. He deevn't
sem te have any defense whatever,
and the smart beyi figure that Pritten
will have r.e trouble jabbing his way
te victory ajriirst the jeuthf' i I-h
lad
I i i1IIUi,1AV iN M
rcuifces&Hw-ii Mp;AV7?$mm
KfMgigKS RaR. ...."-& Tdr!j-
--TUM lfDWI-y yK .&s "V VS 7S" - -. . "" f WTF T..A fcSsiTVI 1 CST -'
Cerirlcht, lttl, bu PiiMe l.edgtr Company
EASTERN LEAGUE
STARTS 14TH YEAR!
i
Philadelphia Fans Interested In ,
Circuit With Return of ,
Jasper Five
START HERE ON THURSDAY
-AfeTiiRK i.EAeun sciretut.r.
Yer.ltht Atlnntte City at Centettllle
rner.lay rtMrtln nt AtUntle Cltr.
IVedn'tdiiy Cetnv!lI Rt Cimdsn.
IhurfJa;- Trenten nt Jspr.
FrMav ,l.-prr Rt Trer.ten.
SaturJay Camden t IteAdln.
Five Grid Games
Draw 229,000 Fans
There Js little room for deuht
that a new 'record wan established
for attendance nt football tames en
Saturday, with 78,000 nt New ITa
Ten, 48,000 at Philadelphia, 82,000
at Chicago, fiO.OOO nt Cambridge and
20,000 at the Pole Grounds. Klve
games attracted a total of 228,000,
mere than n fifth of a million spec
tators. If It were possible te jret
nt the exact attendance figures at the
hundreda of ether encounter; high
achoel, prep school, colleges nnd unU
versltles it would doubtless reach n
grand total that would be staggering.
'PROS' IN TUSSLE
WITH AMATEURS
Eighteen - Hele Scotch Four
some Affair Starts at
Whitemarsh
Hew Dees It Strike Yeiif
Stadium Dedication
Yale's Sportsmanship
Football Crowds
By
THE OBSERVER
A FEW speeches, n song or two, aeina bandclnpplnf , a cheer, and It wu aU
ever. I'ennsvlvanla'a 8760.000 Stadium had been dedicated, "
A amall irreup of University efflclala and gucsta gathered In front of tu
chairman of the Htndlum Committee, presented the etructura te th IniUtttSsa:
It was accepted en behalf of the graduates and undergraduates by Jealah PS
mnn, the acting provost, the crowd applauded, the band played again, the ati.
dents sang and then cheered. That's all there was te It.
What a simple, modest ceremony t And yet It represented the realtsiiiH
of a hope born in Quaker hearts mere than a decade age
Ne one outside the little areun of men could hear the speech of Mr. Rnt.u.
son, and neither were the words of the acting provost audible te the vait tana
of spectators. But thnt didn't matter. Talk was net necessary. It was aeS
that counted.
And what swift action and unselfish effort were behind the speeches ef Ut
Hutchinson and Dr. Pennlman I
Fer months have these two men and several ethers labored that a Mr
Stadium might be presented te the University en Saturday. Mr. HutchlsaM
who unueuuieui; is uiure lesijuueiuia wi me ue uciu iuu mu uwsr lnOlTlBMl
han given generously of his energy, time and money te put "the Stadium enr."
And the concrete stands themselves represent a great feat of modem Ji.
glneerlng. The construction company, since the first nail was pulled eat efttt
old benches, has been racing against time and has wen t
Since May 4, when work en the new Stadium was started, 1100 cenerets tin
have been driven, 13,000 cubic feet of concrete have been poured, 900 teasW
Bieei ro-eniercing novo oeen piaceu, ,uvv,uuu uncus nun iiibs nave Men luj
ana ieuneen miles ei eencnei ana ecrid nnvc uecu cennirucieaa new record
a hard-earned ene.
MERI0N TIES BALTUSR0L
Br samy mcniulick
ACTION at the Whitemarsh Vulley
Country Club tedny was enthusias
tic. At flrfct planee it looked ns though
every owner of short breeches, and some
Merris, nnd Atlantic City, led by Dec, with long ones, had turned nut en the
NewmAn. Pill Knnneilv. In nf rlin helii. link a Va ....at. !.! j. . A- it..
BAPKKTnALL is with us once mere. in Camden. Michael llegers at Jasper nmatcur-pre golf championship of this
One of the greatest, if net the and Jehn Hehriey at Oostegville. cltv.
and the Petters will be led by Merrie
I Teme, one of the three player managers.
I Other teams being guided by playere are
Reading, which is directed by Oeerge
By WIIXIAM S. DALLAS
greatest, of indoor f,purt3 lift the lid Refereet Meet
en the 1022-Ce seaen tonight when the
Kastern League inaugurates its four
teenth cainpnlcn. When the American
T.bp.ia Utelereil .tut lef vpfir ihn TARt
.-, ke.B,n Ik. A',l.t hr.oietVill nrnnl. til POSSihle.
ru'ntn ii emteiwe i during the dincitsslen nnd instead of
The Kastrm first mw the light of , '", lfn " tl -: finar tbree r,',
da.v In the full of lfiOO. after the Phlla- ! "'"' te fiv
delphia League had disbanded In the chnrn.r(,1 10 fivo five fivo
previeu. sprinc. It has met with aue-1 The eague intdsts starting en time
mere or lets, since tnat lime, ann "" """" ,l" J"' cu ""' ",;,' uv, "l
It wa an elehteen-hele Scotch fenr-
LAnii n ffn laa tnniiUiiJ t. it.. -.! A
eE"t:Jw.Lh!i:ee-lLni ''n. ef.Phlladelnhia. In which
."Piimu; nt tt iili. II ilrj iCIlirvj iJ
present. 1 he object wrs
eflicluls tnterpret the rules,
V TS h..mnnv l,Rlrs of ntcurs and pre's com
te have the pfff ,
"1. "e-r "'i.1 ' The Pf t there is one of the mes
Si:.i"I,,.-,5n.-.?l,.B.?Bld.. ?'' red-haired candidate, for the
honors. 1 his tutor in Maurle Talman
and he waa nlated (e Btnrt with either
Nerman Maxwell. Whitemarsh c.tpert
amateur, or Frank McfVncken. golf
writer, whichever was the first en the
scene.
it llf hn Iveen renllnunus. cent ene
r'nwn during the war, when after play
ing h month or s activitlea for the
bcasen ceased.
Tbe managers all express the opinion
that the same t ill free its be-t teaten,
but this all depends upon conditions.
fending club $10. t'eatesvllle fans,
therefore, will bee the teasen under way
one second after S :.10 P. M. lenitjht.
Other Pair
A pair of terrors is Edwin C. Clnrey,
The time elsewhere, is Readinc 5.' :15 amateur, and Jee Rrenunn. nre. Ferrest
nnd tbe ether halls is 'J P. M. Iew. Anether pair that looked
It was iiIjii decided te Mage n five-1 dangerous v,nn Jim Hackney, pre nt
fame uenes in the play-off, Instead ntiurewi am-y, ami .tie inch, the ama
Th. ?m". .3? hT . vend.rf.ii thr,'' "" t'-retoferr h, the managers! teur of the bame club. Other expert
The teams she uld have n w enderf ' W(!r unanimous in agreeing; that the , ttarten were "H..I," Rntmferd. ama
Jr,lr i' . Vf" . ?,eyfrs ?,0tu, " nui waller number was unsatisfactory. . tcur, and "Vin" O'Donnell. pre.
plnj. but that is something that can be An entrancc fcr of s,0 CviH charged
Scraps About Scrappers
Bnlnc It vrevln u blr auccesa In Cuba,
j3QY-r&l Amnr.iin
thr In blK bout"
New Verlc ltAnt l'nnrflav ffir l'iiln vh.r.
the . he will mpet Veurn hnlrar, flywiiuht eham-
flttmn .hie spreitreJ I . .... . ..
fiutiVIb i.anere, et 'riuii-iinmiarei 10
r'c-i thi ert
rcBcttve be-Jin
JC
U'i
'eirre. In
TO HONOR CHAPPS
Winners of City Baseball Series te
Ds Honored Wednesday
At : nwir; "t the Phi'a l'i Ma
Pn'-ehn'l A" ' "ii'le'i 1 n de. !e ! m
lrn'r ih1 ' r, r& t f f , "'" ' it!
cnntrpl 'Osh" in this rt'v t.i U die,.
da irqlit a' t'- Htel Wnlten
Tii efia'r w .11 be iitien'nl 7 '.e
,.'riwr- '. !' P'-'i'-li'-r, H. I -.. 1
in.il a" teams. tejetn'T vli1- uie '
rKir .i '1 ' H i'V, fitll'T truest-. J e
I'.iit'. u.Il he p-eer.ted silv. r f
Ti i. l,na I lias i ! ctvii i.nr'.'
Wr :Ut of .'enehurst, te tl. H .-ird f
i "k rinTS-, Mid Tl'jinus IIan'e, .r, .
retary of tie Seiirh Phillies. ! , n
i-'it n 'taf'in'nt d..nins thit '. ' mi
l!n
passed up for the present.
Several Change
The circuit has been reduced from
eight clubs te six. Several teams, which
were of benefit only te the railroads,
have been eliminated and in their place
two new franchis' holders enter
picture. One la an old favorite, the
,1'ispen, Thile Atlantic City will re
cene If' tir't baptlm of Vogue ball this
Hew the -here fans nre going te
tnky te organized cage epert is un
ctTtain. Like several ether cities thHt
have had teams able te wallop the
visitors nine times out of ten they will
stack up against a new venture, nnd
if the Iereymen romp oil with fifty
per cent of their gamea they will be
doing well.
It is natural that the whole of
Philadelebla Is Interested In the Jas
per club With the "L" in operation
nett wek he home of the Jewels will
i ensv of neceM nnd the hall is nbent
Hi per cat bettrr than when the
pan as previous! played tlieje.
V (ireat Team
Manuger .Michael Ropers announces
that he 1ms secured the preut triuui- !
virate M.irnev Sedrnn Martv Friedman Temmr Cleerr l stilt tttnc blir. Tli
. rt i. I .?. 5 , 'Munsyunker ut1 te box bRntamwlht
ard llare KicTida. I he nrst l0iftnrt th n-- tim he gn te the pout h
are old Kensinsten favorites nnd tilers 'lll er welterweight haMnj i.an-r.1
n, -.... ..I.,.. ,.. -". v.....K.u
' niuiu.-ui.-i wane me pre's con cen
trlbut.Ml W i-neli. The muu gathered
will be added te the Jehn MrDermett
fund.
Ileyd JehruMm, the Csltfernla hen-j-r elght.
probably will tcei" mi .ilmr knockout to
morrow nlKht It Is te inet jee VMa.,
no tirnl te box uni'er the nmnt ej Hi'lke
McJrniJtlcn here and la N'nw 7erK.
Den Onrtln will ir.Ml Jey ntcUtr to te
night t CheM-r In ene et tin rrellmu te the
ai ivorien-w&ny juncKie maten. Nt Men
et m clun Artie McCan
the
day nlcht at
will Lex Huck Mc1ulnn-a anil lieiuiy l'aaca
win race raisy aiurtny
Bennr Itaaa and Roey liter are geheduted
te oem?n In an eight rounder at I.ao I.ae
caster tonight.
Terry McGavern. et Venango,
lightweight I- rcaiy te met Tebb:
or any ctrr 1 ai boy hie ntlght
Junier
y Villnen
rrankle 51-vgntre has boxed Jee i;ran. Jee
Chip, J n it' ar- n twlre; JTran.te Via
shell, Jm i j V ' . Vinr-nt I.ur-i, twice,
rrankle Hr ti. aa,l -(Vatly Illncitle In the
hist flve t...i'i Ife I- te meet McCarrcn
agatn at ll.it'.ten Wedncday night
AND without any fnae or elaberate relehratlen, the SUaltim wag
- turned ever te the ituversuy and accepted in tne aana nanMn,
A Contrast in Spertsmaiuhlp
IT REPORTS from New Haven are correct, West Point ewea an apology H
Tale ; an apology unsought, but nevertheless deserved.
In the early part of the game Timberlahe tackled Nealt, the young Tsl.
Ington and Jeffersen coach. Neale was laid out In the tackle.
Timberlake's drive did net appear te be particularly vicious and Tad Jem'
suspicions were aroused. He decided en immediate action.
The cadet was asked te remove his jersey, and he did se, revealing a ititl
shoulder pad, which is net only beyond the spirit and the letter et the rales, bit
also rnr trem tne etmes et geed spertsmnnsnip.
The stcel protector was removed and replaced by a leather one. Tlabtihkt
was allowed te remain in the game and there was no pretest en the part of th
Ml coach.
Once the steel was withdrawn from the warfare, Jenes waa satisfied, 'H
Utdn t start any treuble with lim rival conch nor any et tne Army effidali.
Such la the sportsmanship of Tad Jenes nnd Tale.
r' MA'S liave been that TImberlake had a aero shoulder wrath hi
wished te protect thoroughly, but he should never have been per
mlttfd te use tlte Meet pad. It may corns te pass that football player
will have te be examined na boxers arc
The Popularity of Football
TjlOOTDALL ns a sport attraction undoubtedly Is edging In en biubtQ.
" Every season there seems te be n larger turnout than ever before. Ens
me iiiuuun-uuiittr eunuunic uuuv. lur iuv uctuuiuiuunuen el niuiutuaes atOMat
two big games nrv being overcrowded nt this early date.
There were 78,000 at New Ham for the Army-Tale clash, and this leU
new attendance record. Fifty-etw thousand saw Harvard and Dartmenta u
action at Cambridge, nnd nt Pennsylvania almost every aeat In the new stidlu
wes filled when the Ited and Blue and the nvy went te it.
Forty-two thousand spectators were present when Michigan and HUm1i
met at Ann Arber, and Princeton and Chicago played before 82,000. Twestn
thousand were drawn through the gate tv Htate and Syracuse In ew Yerk.
At these four Eastern games mentioned there was a total attendance ( I
close te 200.000. It certainly pays te have large and spacious stadiums.
When the Vale bowl was flrft built It was thought It would be filled only far I
n Harvard or Princeton game, but even en an October day the big saucer
filled te overflowing.
TWO mera thousand would have taxed the new Franklin Field 1
rapacity. Itefere another season haa gene Penn officials will be con cen
stdrrlng the problem of constructing additional seats.
KID WAGNER IS VICTOR
IN MATCH WITH HERMAN
BONFIRES AND CHEERING
FOR VICTORIOUS TIGERS
is
no doubt about their being en hand ."."Jj,1. l" '
urfdnj The New Yerk State Ingue I
&ere fltinet, cf.Haltltr.ere. and Jetinnv
Darey t '".. Verk. are te int In tht
wlnd-ue k "i i:i)nth rtreet Ar'na neit
"aturdnv n'trh' lrankle Hlre anl J'uti
liicder k " le eerr.l nr.Allst.,
that r'ayf-1 NniiMtj .n n n
dnv tas the r-eiitn Piii i"
fr. llatiVt mi'i1 it wns . -.1 . i t i v n
mee ly ti. 1. ii-'r J ' -inj
P'irXOSej, g. the ensen HI' " r lie
a, I the hniiti, Pi Hies bad r ! '
'.iiek into tie i- n't, r.
'lln
de net lday en that errasiuii
.Iftsp'r ali lies .liinmy Ilren and
.T.ihn "Inkie" Kevau aa reguliirs nnd
7iddle Trautweln and Orlscem for ittll-
it.. utcenttn ts nn even M'tter scerer1
than Prlwlman. nnd the uptewners peH- j n,,,,,, fr,rm,. am.t,ur flhamelen. t
m n one of the liest scoring aggregations m r.p t tt.rt hie 1022IS ramralgn and
in the KHine. Jimmy Rrewn hn lx;en J'":1. '', i ' 7 J ,' 'i'i" lT.li r,nt VorTmf'nVteh ,"
J i . i iii ' erine ' ss Huin pvintfd ter top-netoh com-
et of the picture in a headllner for a r.utiun
tensen or two, out itrewu tins tiit; goons
and a change of t-cenery is likely te
restore him te h's former position when
1,m !! tl.M leitirurj iii scoring rind uns
regarded ns the l.e,r (,het in tin clr-
r nt.
laspcr will play Trenten en Thurdny
IN A KIDDING WAY
SOFT STVFF
If I rrt a M football tar,
(Which, heii'ev be praurd, I n, net,
Fer h" eirryd'iy verk of tip t-ir ,
Jt soft ii 'J iHiii'l'itd nt hut,
I veulil tell Iff. t'eaeh te -,"j . . t ,i ntc
b0U,
And. Without nn'J rnerr uuril nf num.
m'J.
,1
th,-
I'd p'JI up fit fri'lehl.
i.l n ti, 7 , t i i i home in t'te w,rrni'.
I'm Mrjuli! wu rn"i,1 if he v-enM Jump
'nte t rai'nie rUer t- a .eum cni. life.
Deri irj tul that if it twin a rertuln par
eon i hat he Itnvw he wnu! 1 farllltate the
"urn of nature ly nurlln a few rock.
e
A plrl out ll'rtf )t'rrntli broke IS'.)
nut nf '!r'0 tarqrti in a sheeting contest.
I'n hi tl r number of murdrr triah new
iiudrr uh'i it lunl.i in theii'ih there, xiere
n let of ethi'r u nini'u jut ej poed
ihet fM nht' is.
, .ierien and Jialtusrei nent nt it all
1 day, mid when they finished they wen-
nn nenrer t determining supremnc .
1 'J he score wan 0 te tl.
A-, the Morien team had at leat
tjire men uhe answer the mil of the
i Pennsylvania State Apv.eintlen when
the time for the annual Le-ilev iw
matches draws nigh; Ualtusrei feels
reni'T preua et tne met that it held the
invaders te nn even break err the
thirty-nix hole route. Four ball
matches were played both morning and
afternoon.
The summary :
Morning Round
Marsten and .Tacit, .Merlen, 1 ; wild
and Ven Vechtn, P.ltiiHrel, 0; Wept
and Sargent, Mcriun. 0; James and
Nat-h, li.iltsurel, 1 ; Hoeb and Irlgg,
Merlen. 1 ; tlranhtirry mid Steele. Ualt Ualt
useoi, 0; Stiles and Praer, 0; Owult
ney and lUchnrd, I. Total, Ualtus Ualtus
eoi, d ; Merlen, U.
Afternoon Round
Merlen nnd Jack, .'!; Wild and Van
Vechten, 0. West nnd Hnrgent, 0;
James and Nash, I Ilebb and Driga, 1 ;
(rranberry nnd Steele, ()j Stiles and
Krnzer, 0: tiwnltnej and Richard, I.
Total, Merlen, t; Raltusrel, 2.
MIDDIES GREET TEAM
Defeated Annapolis Eleven te Pre
pare for State Game
Annapolis, Mil.. Ot. ,10, Disap
pointed ever the defeat by Penn. but
determined te profit by It, the Naval
Academy pher-, uore given a cheering
welcemn b.v the ether midshipmen en
their return home Chterday.
The team aa a whole (.hews the ef
ts of the hard enriie. but it ii ,e.
n In Vfimlrr le aenera.lv favor- llcvcd that every player run be rendv
r tl.. wri'lren iirt. nti.J the Illllten (nr ni.Tt SHtiirdnv'c ,.nnuf n..n1.,A
Penn State In Washington,
Rally In Last Three Rounds
for Kid Against Babe
Flaring and flashing in the Inst three
rounds el his eight -rounder with Hnhe
llcrman nt the Eleventh Street Arena
Saturday nirht. Eddie (Kid I Wagner,
of Seuth Philadelphia, Mieceeded In
cutting down nn early lead scored by
the Cnllfernlitn, and the local lad came
through with a brilliant victory.
Herman started off like a winner,
staggering and ehaklng up the Phila
delphia!! several times. In an effort te
eiitilug the Heb, Eddie placed bis
chin In line for the ('allfurninu's: left
hooks and rlaht cresses.
However, from the start of the sixth
until the finish Wagicr "'it en n bril
liant boxing exhibition, making Her
man mif-s continuously nnd nt the snra
time the Kid landed with a tleek of
left jabs well mixed with hard rights
te the head and body.
Bebby Uurman wen from Johnny
Relsler In the semi. Jee Miller boxed
a draw with Willie Allen. Re- Mitchell
defeated Whltey Fltzgernld. Tuung
Marine and Pletrt Alterrl drew.
Wins Princeton Football Team Accerdidl
Reusing Reception en Return Hemil
Princeton, Oct. 30. Te the bombard
ment of staccato student cheers andtk'l
lights nf n dozen bonfires, the tri
umphant Tigers reached here 11 o'clock
n-t night from the winning of th
West. Victorious ever t'hicnge, in est
of tbe greatest guinea ever t-een beyond
the Alleghniiles, Hill Reper nnd his own
were thi lipreea of Princeton, from at
rnwest freshman with Ids dinky hst te
the faculty with their gray Ix'.irdi Mil
lignitu'd Kir.
Xnver within the memory of the eld
est uf the "old guard" haa such
scoiie taken place as greeted the eyes el
the gridiron wnrrlers when tht alighted
from the train.
Itefere thev had chance te ein
wend their way down the pldes of b
train, wild-eyed nml madly MtllM
undergraduates bad lifted crery lail'
vlduul in tiie 1L-UU..UI),' -' "'
numerous pairs of welcome shoulders t
begin what looked te be an nll-nlgK
march.
'enthefveithi anl lishtnelsht
Anirer te qui-r-Atneil'-K'
-Jack llrltten la an Itleh-
Gsorgetewn te Play Centre
WntlUiiKiuii, Oi t. He The Oertewn
f 'ivti min.iKMmnt Ira fcrwardeil Contre
i'n ire ui. lnHatlni ter a irame In the fP,.tu ,,f the linr.
. 1.1. . i-i Tleeetnhee r. 1 S -X-S.. I., CI IN Ol til" llliri
I. r 1
i in. 'pi fe. I nife In i
. I Jr. e i, t e bt.ifen
' ktnt an attr.-v t'en
Carter's week
Wr belinve Carter's underwear the best for the price obtainable
"Diitinsuish tht Beit from th Rett"
tne steeher. the uresllfr. left Ismlie, la .
.telerrl ij , leuMnic fur it mutrh,
WlmlrS. tlmliii Inllnisles thnt Jue tee),
the trli in ilujar Mm
.t mien nt he 0'ts out r.f nr.
'I'll? gridiron 'm- i inle-nifi
That Uuhleiihunl i. ruiii r,t
And her lnvl.'iild lull fef fr) '" ,erin'i7,
fc'e in rint for hij tugs iri n hearse
hoot of raae,
ij i ,.,-..,.. i. .......
, n .. -T.'i ii - im ....,, ,. ...
.inn or ninr na roemion un .u -., -. . . ,., t. , Mb ...,,.
H tr. ,.A. ...... .,,,, n,,.-. ......
Miznr waa heavily backed In the sec
ond race at I.uurel Prldav, and he fin
ished bad: in the ruck with the rest of
euetireici uneewlnd
And an arm or a leg, imtiihi; miming.
e
If It f1l frue thnt Juh Uinnn
unt gloomy ut rr thr ii' i . hnn it, if
tl IM 1 I'llll Ihlt III,1! I '.' ' ' I . 'l
'In i ii r, . .. erg ','imn
'Hie report Is current tint Sin-mati
isielli othrrulke hlu .Mc( ny w
paper his new brieje's name with ulver
i KWMfUMti mm iron wg i
crs will le mlscr.s for the next couple
of week".
d w
r.eu l.xttle. atiui taeklci iehn rhanie
low nif umi'ilhj n.eit turer-seftll.
Hi pirtment stnri' ain't seem tu
aui i nf i' Oh thnt 1'iilwy,
Navy brought Its goat te 1'ranklln ,
Field.
she hoped te take back twtr ova
sareens. . I
Carter's Knit
Union Suits
COTTON WOOL SILK & WOOL
MEDIUM WEIGHT OR HEAVY
$O,?S0 W
2
W.50 $i
$
15 7.a
se
10
Pin and WrinktcPraef Tie; $ t.00
Marshall E. Smith & Bre.
Mmn't
furmiMnf
Incaniurutisl
724 Chestnut Street
AthUtic
cw
Men's Fall and Winter
SUITS
Made Te Measure
WITH
2-PR. TROUSERS
fJBLr jSw .BMHTm aLrBM
VALUES UP TO $49.50
P. B. White & Ce.
Philadelphia's Largest Men's Merchant Tailors
808 CWtni it St,
OPEN MONDAY SATURDAY UNTIL ft P. M. 4
" ' -" -
rV"
isWp;Jti,
atT. .-