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LAFA YETTE-W. AND J.
GRID HEADLINER TOD A Y
Battle Between Undefeated
Teams in New Yerk May
Decide Collegiate Football
Title of East
FLORIDA AT HARVARD
r LOOKS like the calm before the
storm en the football horiaen in the
Kast today. Here nnd there black
gpeta. threatening disturbance!!, dot
the sky, but there In no sign of gen
rnl fury. m ,
The worst iiterm of tue day nccms
te be nettled around New xeric. where
Lafayette will clash with Washington
end Jeffersen. There also appe.iM te
be trouble in the air at Syracuse, where
tbe Ornnce will oppose Nebraskn, but
unless the unexpeeted happens, it will
be fair and perhaps worm at ether
points.
Heat waves will approach Cambridge
and this rity from the Seuth In the
football platen fruin Flerida and
Alabama. Harvard nnd 1'ennsylvnnln
athletes may drop n few pounds from
perspiration, but are expected te
survive.
Crimson OdilvOn Favorite
Net mueh is known of the strength
of the Flerida aKsregatlen. but the
Crimson should have no trouble turn
ing back the Southerners.
Yale may haw trouble with llrewn,
but nill try te sine its" utreiiKth for
the bis storm ut Princeton, November
IS. The Tigers, however, mint ti;'
Bwnrthmere ntnl although the New
Jersey team is favored te win by a
geed margin, the Uarnet is sure te put
up a tough same.
The Lntayetle-W. and J. skirmish
will nrnh.ihlv nmillll'e better football
and mere fight than any ether game, i
Beth teams linvc a long siring 01 vic
tories, with the Maroen holding a
light edge. TI.e Presidents have net
shown the power they were expected
te this hoasen. but Neale ma have
been saving his Muff for Sutherland
and ills students. The game is likely te
deride tlin eliampiensiini 01 me .i-..,
Cernell, after two weeks' rest, will"
mliig into action against Celiiiiibm. '
which means a rough day for the New,
v-i... 'i'i.n iiiinnnu Imvn nrreze.i
through' the season In r,nnd -tjli. ami
it N net likely that Muck, O'Nei h i
eleven will be able te give Pome s aiu- ,
letes inu.-li of a battle. !
. I
Minium kcsi
any previous game tn win. Cavauaiigh ,
bs's a team at llosten geed enough te
held LafaJetti. te l'J-0. nnd that's 110
.nfajette te 12-0. and that's iw
feat. Anether interesting Cnthe-1
Irmisl. will take place at Wash-'
i, when Hely Cress faces Geerge-
mall
lie pklrmi
Ingtnn
town. The Worcester warriors ere the
favorites.
There will he some fur (.catteted about
the place when Dickinsen and Gettys
burg meet at llarrisburg. The Car
lisle team hns been vcrv successful
tinder Glenn Klllinser mid is a slight
favorite, but Tem Weed, another for
mer Penn Stnte star, has developed an
excellent eleven at Gettvsb.irc nnil the
battlefield collegians are out strong for
Tictery. I
v Deth Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech'
have selected easy rivals for te.lav.
The Panthers will engage Geneva and
Carnegie Tech w 11' line ut aiainst
Allegheny.
Dresel Institute will he at home te
St. Jehn's athletes and hopes te tender
them n warm reception, Haverford
Itlse will be entertaining. The Main
Line onpee Guilferd, unether
Qunkcr college tenia from the Cam
Unas. At Chester, tlie Pennsylvania
Military College eleven battles Prank
lin and Marshall and up at Heading
Prelnus and Albright will clush.
1'lem.en Hal ties Ttth
In the Seuth one of the big guinea
of the day is the buttle between Clem
0n nnd Georgia Tech. At one time
when Heismnn, the present Penn conch,
was tutor at Cleiaseii. Tech wus uxually
beuteu, but from the time Heismnn
first went tn Atlanta the Gelden Tor
nado has held the edge.
Centie faces Kentucky at Lexington
and Vlrglnln nppenes Washlngteu and
Lee nt Cinrlettesille. Sewanee, the
team which lebt te l'enn a few weeks
age, lines up ngainst Seuth Carolina
at Columbia and the Vanderbilt nth
'tNi who held Michigan te a scoreless
lie, battles Tennessee at Knexvlllc.
Catholic 1'nlverslty plnys Virginia Mil
itary Iiihtltute ut Lexington, Vh.
Michigan and the Michigan Aggies
put en their Bnnuul entertainment ut
Ann Arber. This is one of the big
snnies of the Middle West. Xetre
Damn will clnsh with Indiana at Seuth
Menu. Minneapolis will be thn scene of
the clush between Wisconsin and Mill Mill
"ejnte and Northwestern, nnd Illinois
will show ut IJrbunn.
Football Game Is Canceled
ulfV'i!!!."' K''..Nev. 4,The tnme ach.d-
1 m!l'J.Ti,,,,L,en' .Kv Rn'1 "' Unlveraltr of
lanla'J!.. ., t""!n """'led by Tranail.
wi ? & KflmmasJ"''" te nvmhtr et eljy eljy
Festtr Quits as Manager
mtiuul!!!!?' .$"". Ne.V.,.J Oeorte Keatar.
tKStfSr-ft'wl-Lecal Wttttrn Aaaoclatlen
The .rniy sneum iinvc 11 cue, ;; ," " l'Xhll'Sr' enn'Z and lllllett and Lehrcka el I.inI . ear's Alabama has one ace-Oliver. Ufl. 7, ,u ' ,, "rml"( T brers "" "u'n t,,rms " ''IP third ami city. 7 and : and then Herace V.
St. ni;'ntiire. tl! ",,"" ""''"Y I J!f -il: lsnS !t iuW,51TS championship Lafayet.c I'ollege 'team. ,.a led Country" by his mates, but ' cnl 'r. 'Hrt '". fr1,' ,,,, ,rn And" A.plun.lh should be watched, f"""1' ""' 'ut '"- '""' 't nt the , S, In . Merien expert. .1 and U.
the. Middle!-, an. they h "' eari ' ''p;Tim r mried.. asjninutes. n,.,nll. M,Pr nI11 "Whitey" Themns when they give a chap one of these ,,J' PJ, " 1 . . ,'iP ?. fr ll rI ." ,Cnm for the big bev "an threw the f rv.nr tnr- ' U ,,,lln ' ""OVN ""'. hwnuse this
ret after thetr 1 1-0 Ucloe jr l Mnw7Tnlln-n arsltr eld ' lakp ,'r et ,,,p "",1 IHltlena for farmerish titles, leek ye well for ths j ''"f, "''"' ?v,l J'VT'"1, OTTiM I pass an run he ends as wel a off . ""'"-J-- fhman. with an a'tual , is only a fall tournament. ,ut that
8tate .v-rday. 1 Ml;k bn" -". . ' p 5" :vin (e lr-V,,0 i1 Frankford. with Leu Little and .Tee reverse Kngllsh. He Is reputed te de i " 'l ,a!1 J he counted upon e t,tep the t74anr ,,,;",,,. j, ' , n,,1 ,!," time of :W:4 nnd a three-inlmiti. Imn-' didn't help.
haen holiday, but it a a sad 01 e. I hnrhrj t am t Id th- liWjln Williams as tackles and Swlnten and what Is known as a threat In as many 1 1p',,h' " "'J'1' ' Ww ind, Jb 'p',,,,, , , eg Ian' rank" It s , '"ra',-,was tl"' "i",'r ' '' co. He .Inhn .1. Heaille. the ,s Llanereh
Lehigh takes en Colgate, and unlcas.'r' Jee ttpngna at the guard pests. s four directions-running, imailni:, ."; ''"" .n "r- . " n ?y P"''" "'' 8tnH I wunid. was i thU Inc fall tourney,
the Him and White shows a let f I l,Vl,v li , the Lee, ,erin,i ' T'lp (-,a,in P'ly ' Brown's punting and goal kicking. fWna, I . (7"" "1'ens place behind the f C(n Vml S "ardih and Mercer Is I in e same position until about half His call was a haul one He .Melded
Improvement Bethlehem ana r," 1 C M m TittMTirid KWd "8 enlurs ,(,Jinkp r!U' et tl" nw ''" ". is "wtUr Southerner I'"'if,"1,w" ,ferwnr' ''"J: , , ' counting en hln. te keep the ball out of I !'"' '""taiic. He took the lead at thlh 1 te the d.ere hues, eM,ert. (Jene (net
deemed te sorrow. Muhlenberg sup-1 )' r l,p t" " fC,3,"L ' "Ik crowd expected. TI.e ndvance sale w performs seiiratieually. if the ad- . ' ' Hadner out of the running for , Swarthmore territory. juncture and held it te the finish. He Saraen 1 Harbour, a twent -ene-jenr-
porters aW. will have Hemething te nnn ' " ' '''' '' f a thousand tickets sent te Cenldale 1 vum-e dope is correct. the title, the entire Main Line will tin-' Asplun.lh is no mean line bticker. jvn" nl ptessed in the last mil" b old coiner. Harbour was the author of
worry about after the clad, wihlluck. I Ty,?1'; There is no reason te worry about deubtedly turn out for tills game. iti)Cr. He ,m, fhe blllk nm, thp hpwd I Head. ulu.mlng as th.r.eugh as hl name
Sps ?.!,;? in' hh"em ' ! '-' " rU of today's g..?e. iVnn will ,lnDU(nn7u7t;UAiier essential te a geed line-plunger. and V" wa staged eer the Cobbs M)UmN. ,,.. was er.atir and wai
has thlngH all bawl. I up. .. , . ' Phi adelphi . sce"d wi. e in n , e i ', f" flrf Petltl EXDCCtS wln- Alabama uncovers strength iMORWOOD-WESTINGHOUSE k"P t. f given the Lrhl;,w. "'' -'"' ,0,. J1'" four down , the firs, five boles Ilar-
There arc two stiff struggles lis ed , ind before the perlrd was ever lJlU C . . . ' hat has been locked up in previous proper support. Aspluni h should be Sti ti wbi IdBe .t Clothier Held. Sixty- t,,,,,,. wen en the lifteeuih. but lest t
between Cnthe c schools. 'I he ilia- , ' ,'-" ".' ""',. . ' u,. ri.. .. 0f,"r T.Ja !i.i Cwin ... tl.is ve.ir. Itnt. like ITelsmnn. n. ,.. r..-.. -r able te de something against the Tiger third and nlnut streets. s L Allisen, the New Veiker. en
hi 1 .!! ti .. .. .! jtlU, , (. . , .i ". . i. ' I'l UIbMIIII I I - - p ai w t ll.t.... AU ...111 1 !. .!. .1
nova eleven will .oppose llostten College IT" . V." ,' l,',,,''' 'V,., ni i,. i,iV,i.u 1 uwy uhwuvimj -. ... . ... f0it0.v,.s ...in 1 "' -w-...y ,... mscl " second team. JVnp...,, Aciwi ! t, inneteeuth.
at lUisten. and the Main. Liners will ,hp J lf concluding w.fh Philadelphia the edand 1 n 'f,h Norwood In Title Serie. , The Princten substitute, .made a ,n,..i aT.u V-mL ' -
nXHtlr u,SSrnla'V witUen lataltvaut and Riittenth
College Games en
Grid Schedule Today
Penn e. Alabama, at r'ranhlln Field.
I.aftuette . W. and J.. M New Yerk.
l'litiueten a. tinrthnn.r. nl Ptlnceien.
Yal s. isrewn. at Nv llasen.
Harvard e. Plerldn. et Cambridge.
Cernell n. Columbia, ut Ithnca.
Lhlgh .a. Ce'.Hale, at Hamilton,
Hyrecuae vs. Nebrsakn, nt Uyraruae
Army v. 81. Henaventure. at Writ Point
Georgetown vs. Hely Creat, at Wafhlnl Wafhlnl
ten. yillaneva, v Bosten Collect, at Botten.
Dartmouth vs. Motion Otifvtraltr, t Una Una
ever. Haverford va. Guilferd, at Havtrferd.
Plltaburgli vt. Geneva, at Plttaburgh.
Drexel vj. St. Jehn's, at Strawbrldra
Clothier Meld.
Uralnua vt. Atbrlsht. at ntadtnr.
Bucknell vt. Muhlenbtra. at Iewtaburr.
Carnegie Tteh vt. Alltchtny, at Pitta
burgh.
Oettyaburg v. DlcWnten. at Harrli
burs. Juhna Hepklna vt. Western Jtanlajid, at
Baltimore.
V. it. C. vs. franklin and Marshall, at
ChtMrr. ,
lbunenVallry Junlnta. at I.tbnnen.
Dc-laware vs. Stevfiis, at Hobeketi.
Hewdulu vs. Jtnlnt'. at tlrumwlck.
Duaccuns a, W. Vn. Weatuyan. at I'ltts
burch. Kerilham vt. Pprlnefleld, at New Yerlc.
Hamilton vj. Ht. Larenre, at Clinten.
Xebnrt a. Union, at Ooneva.
Lewell va. Celby, at Uewell.
Mamchuietta Attica va. Batea, at Am
haiat. Mlddlebury va. Tutl. at Mlddleburv.
Mount t. Mary'n vn. IVaahlnaten Celltca.
at Kmmlttiibura.
Sew Hampahlr a. Vermont, at Durham.
:;. Y. U. . Vrlnlty. at N-w Yerk.
slsvnn '.". Amhrat, nt Mtddlatnn
Wllllami a. Kenaa-lacr. itt Wllllama Wllllama
tewn. IN HOCKEY I
Miss Tuttle Saves Celleffe
eaves 0,,BB I
Maid3 Frem Defeat by Scer
ing Twe Brilliant Ceals
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Mfts .,"',,rr...".'".V .Miss Ch.es.ten again
,or I'm niieipnm an.I .lust liejere
",ml ,or ' '" """'P'1''.1 "'"' "!t ""''V1'
'h" P"n' i" Mim luttle came te the
,,CM71, "' I'jr dub with two fccnshtlennl
KV' ' w11.,lel!1,ip(I ,h ":''l'- Hie same
player did the same liiinir Inst Sntur
day when with Hiverten lending C goals
te 4. she counted twice and the game
ended in a deadlock.
At the Met ion Cricket Club Ilose Ilese
mnry defeated Miss Shipley's Scheel
(! goals fe 4.
DELCO VS. EAST FALLS
Delaware County Eleven Out for
A .. ... .
n , fA"0t.her X 1?? , . ,,
Delce. of Datby, will n tempt te add
nwier te ttf. iih or gruiiren iriumplis
this afternoon when the Delaware
Ceuntv eleven stneks up against the
r.ast Kalis teum.
Tlie game will be played at Hill
dale Hall, Ninth and Cedar streets.
The Kast Falls team has met nil the
big teams in the coal legions.
Delce hns only been acereil en once
all season and that was In the game
with Magnelia, of Frankford, wheu
the uptewuers fcered n single touch
down, The line-up:
Ha ut Kalln
Ualre
. Part
. . ZlbUr
. ...lllalr
. FatWBen
. . . .Hpehr
...Stnrrett
. . ,Hharky
.Humphries
SnritJi
led nl . . .
left titrlila .
left iruard . ..
. centar
rlcht BunM
rinht taeldn
. rlM cr.4 . ,
. nuarterbnrk . .
left hnlth.ick .
rlulit rulltvuk
. . fullback . .
Innulre.
I'el5' .
Nni ten
fnrr . . .
Mill-..'.
(ennel
I.nlly .
Cestfllii
Flllnr ..
llrw.elda
.( anr.aa
Durnlna
I'kkurd.
IlAferpe MnlM'.fnui. Vllllinn I,
t-'mplre
TVIUInmHnn Hh iirthmnre. Ilit.il lln.'Hmnn'
Pawkun, l'enn Time of ptrledn 15 mlnutta,
Jehnsen and Brennan Matched
New Yerk, N'm I Fley. .T.iiinaen, Hnn
Kriinclace heavywUht, and Hill llrcnntn. of
Chlraee, have N'.n mntchail for a fifteen
rmind eenteat lift" l)ccmber 6. the Itepubllc
Athletic Club unnnuiici.il today.
Independent Football
TOn.NVS (1AMK3
Coaldale at Frank ford llrnwn'a
Field,
uirem piK3 uik inn man acnuei.
f'u.itHivllle Amrrtcan I.etlnn at IlnluiM
burn. Frvatal Fluid. Rhawn atreut wait of
Frankford avenue. , . .
ailberten nt Onnahnlierken, Twelfth and
Fsjelte ttreeta, Conshehoi-kea.
Ht. Meulcn at Seuth I'hllllea, Hrnad and
Ultier atreaia.
unll
trd Htntra Naval Hospital at Nativity.
Delzrade and Ontiule atruela.
Claaraaia ut ixiicn, I
Ninth mid Cedar atr.ela,
llllUUIe nail rark,
i. llirL.
AVcaiinsneu'e ill niirwoeu.
Weat FhlludelphlT richelaatlra at Darby
Flalrt, nrly.
Woodbury nt MIlMlle. .V .T,
Macnellu A, A., of Frankford. tt Cel
llniiHwned
Datby AII-SchelaMlrn at Monmouth, et
aiuucaater,
llnntlnt A. A . nt riU'rlen.
Mount itellv nt niiorten lleaervtl.
Fern Reek et Wrat Oak f.un, SUty-althth
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WALE PINS
HOPES ON BONNER
Ceal-Field Eleven Stacks Up
Against Yellewjackett
Today
RECORD CROWD IS SEEN
The Cenldale football team. und!s
puted champions of the coal fields,
will lock horns with the Frank
fort! A. A. Yellow jackets en Brown's
Field, Oxford avenue msct the Boule
vard, Frnnkferd, K 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
The visitors, who wetr their coal
region r-swn nt a jaunty angle, are
confident that they will add the Yellow
jackets' scalp te their list of victories.
Their confidence Is net Nhnkcn by the
fact that Frnnkferd already baa de
feated Cenldale's biggest rivals, Shen
endmth and (illbcrten.
The miners' are undoubtedly the
strongest team played by the Yellow
jackets this season. Cealdalc pins a let
of faith te lilue Benner, credited with
being the beRt halfback ever developed
in the coal fields. Mueh of Cealdale'fl
fame rests upon the Individual brilliancy
of Hemier. I.nst week he caught two
kiekefTs and ran through the entire op
posing eletcn for two touchdowns.
Benner ii well ever sis feet weighs
tK.irb -00 pounds, and hits the line or
runs the ends brilliantly. In ndditien
he Is e deadly luckier and a sure tesser
f unity's
throwing them with eithrr
lninrl. ;i1tner. the bis fullback, is
another star. lli punts average close
te tlfsy-five ynnls. '
The duel between the opposing
centers should h a thrilling :one. T.jey ,
iet last eur when the Philadelphia
Ounkers uere held te a two-point vie-
tnrVJ' n,nI,K,0,i T"',r win,Uct 2" a,
nntab'e our. Lud .ray. former Penn'
iiiir. t ii'ii with tie uuriKers. new nasses
the ball ter the ellewjackets. "Heney i
.Hey" Knn; is "till pivot man for the
'visitors. Iietli are enntident that all
'.luesliens raise I regnrillng Miperijirltv
1,J ,,1!. ,,"","1rl ')lt ,';,'l"'n,1 wl' .h"
ttled dellnllely this nfternnen. Luth-
r."t. the vWiler s rpinrterback. Is a
flashy open held runner unci n line Held
general.
miiiiiiv .Tun. "" " ."ii.ii.Me i".
Krankferd. was hept out of las, week's
rrii.iii. ... ,... ,..-,.t ..... ., -. -
game with Shenandoah te enable bim
r.m ".tav'WUh hln
v ,H,nr! "" "V ,' ,".',, '," m ,
will be the regular ba.klidd. ce.n.Hed
Continued from 1'nte One
two months.' But we must make each
one of them renli.e that today is tlie
acid test. Te win the game will net be
Heismuu is well aware of tlie fact
that Xen Scott has taught his Southern
ntliletcs the wlde-bpriMil open game for
mations that V. M. I. brought Xertli
te stage n little surprise party en
Franklin Field. The Quuker mentor as
serted that the lied and Blue team ex
pected te see no less than eight of these
formations, four of which, because of
their width and length of threat, may
be especially bird te cope with.
and hnv7 wi ked u , a d enWfe
U.em." dedare.1 the l!ra,l tutor at Penn.
"And we may show Alnbumn one or two
"Hut we believe we nnew tnese piays
attacking moves that will open Its
eyes."
Tbe whole trouble lies in the fact that
Pennsylvania can't nfferd te place en
exhibition her complete catalogue of of
fensive goods. The lted and lllue must
win otherwise the heaKiu Ihut prom prem
ises te bring fame and glory te Captain
"Pes" Miller and his buddies will show
one serious disappointment. Hut with
Huge llezdek In the Stadium te carry
away some real dope for his Penn State
Liens, and scouts fnnu Pitt nnd Cor Cer
nell watcliing every mete by a Quaker,
Heismnn appreciates that he must held
something in refene, if possible.
I'cebi Has the Old Fight
New that Helsiunn's pieblems have
been presented almost precisely us he
presented them te us this morning,
kuppose we threw our pre-gume glusses
en Franklin Field. First off, n team
thnt fought as Penu fought In thn
bnttle with the,. Navy lnt Saturday has
net forgotten '10W t0 'Ik'11 '',at "nme
way against Alabama today. lTiey mti
be a wee bit ever-confident at the start
that Is natural when opposed te u
team that has been luted as a "break
in a hard schedule."
Hut when the lied and Hlue war
riors meet stiff resistance If they de
and tlie plucky and inspiring .lohna .lehna
than K. Miller threwa the "pep clutch"
into high well, we desire te opine
that the Crimson tide will flew back
ward and there will be no ebb te It.
On tlie ether hand, it is greatly te
be desired that Alabama display an
ebb tlds worthy of (lie name Thnt
will tnmpel n Penn reaction In the right
direction will put Helsmnn'H lads In
the proper state of nitiid nnd muscle for
the big battles te mme.
As a mutter of genuine fact we leek
for reslntanca werthv of the namn en
tlie pnrt of the pupils of the Cleveland
sporting writer who tenches football ut
Alahninn. If thev luivn learned thelt
up auiuvu -. XU..V tau
. .a rnn.I.,....! n.i 1'.. IIMM ... ..... ...n. l.A.t Mn.l ...... rl... ....... I
lialt vm........ ....... .- ..... ,.. nrr i.iiil I if f.i.M .1,,. Mrtvu'ru
eneuch. Thev must show their coaches i',"- '", ".' ''"i- ''".' '
and their levnl supporters that they still IVntiHylvanLi ntlilotea that will tell
possess that spirit ami fight which beat ""'""an "".' !,i aM w,lia.t & ma
Annaoelis last Hnturdaj." ' fxr '" ' lp i,'Pf,."nnt battles re-
I tiling they have the weight and height.
i particularly the latter, te give any
' mini's gridiron team a stern, tuesle.
i At center, for example, we find a nice
little pla)mate, l'reput by name. Aside
from the fnct that he stands six feet
four Inches in his hosiery and weight
108 pounds, he may net be very much.
Dm think what this giant center might
de? Why, he could reach half-way te
the flijlit of n pass ever tbe line nnd
Jump the rest of the way. Then, tee,
we find a gentle pair of tackles. Are
they dcvelep"d sufficiently for big col cel
!c3c football? One, the captain, Cooper,
weighs 182; the ether, Hevnter. tips
the beam at 100 and both wear head
gears that arc eix feet two inches above
the turf. Wesley, when he plays guard,
nuts into the frav 180 Deunds of nhr-
sln.uc that rears six feet one inch into
the air. At fullback we may see Hu
bert, who is a six-footer and weighs
102.
If Xen Scott's team statistics bars
reached Philadelphia without being
tampered with en route, we shall say,
without fear of successful contradic
tion, that they raise their football play
ers high, wide and handsome down Ala
bama way. The Alabama line averages
180 pounds, the bnckfleld 172, making
a team nverage of 177 pounds.
Against theuc gridiron Oelinths,
Helsmnn declnres, he will send the spir
ited team that showed the Navy what
fight meant in the glorious second hnlf
en Franklin Field a week age. llamer,
MiXlraw, Miller and Lnnsden will be
In tbe backfield when the opening whis
tle blows. And with the powerful line
that wns'mere than a match for Beb
Folwell'.s forwards, tbe Crimson tide
may flew before it ebbs se far back,
as n matter of fuct, that its ebb witl
net amount te much.
Hamilton May Get Chance
Assuming tlmt the original bnckfleld
does all that it is expected te de. then
Heismnn will give Hamilton liN op
pertunity te display t unity stuff n
ipiarter,
Al Veselln also may pln- ills,
lasl game in a Heil anil lllue football
suit. He mnmiwil the eenrh te rime
(mt today and hnlp. but he will turn
hit entire ntteiiilen te baket:ill be-
ginning Mnnduv.
Thprp nKe w,n b( ,mbstitutiens in
the line If the game gees the l'enn way
i fi, ..-i,. tu
If ts certain te 'be a football game
,illlt will nnimil te the tneetnter.
.i... ..,..
reports from the Alabama
tpnm wi,h ,,, funny ,,, inform ,,
at ,,,nst ve mpn threw th(, for.
,, ,.,i .,.u ,.,,,,!,. ...(.tu , iu.
,hnn ,.,lt,.t ,.t,.u it competently.
Indeed, there has been no secret made
f Xen Sl.etts hfr(.nH pffert- te d-
vei0., iinP!jne Knme that will wove,
tf et wlll Helsinnii intimated that
if the Quakers rendered ineffective the
,,pr n ntinc: of tie Southerners tetlay.
- " l3 V no" occasion te be ,
tMn, Wniiui be no occasion te nelfltantv toward this game 1
i rmeil about he ciiuckers and catch- Krertfiunr 1 remlse" te I inve
STf w,h.I1CTm- VT fr,;,,n PitS,mgl, In Durham ami
flute College and Cernell. Main Liners have two of the
., . n'"i'i.. ' "J" V. 2'J" t
it. 1 ..!.
te see that jieii nnd fury, devceped
ngainst the Navj. continue unabated.
And. no matter what the score may
be this afternoon, ifwill be the mens-
NEW YORK GETS 1923
WOMEN'S GOLF TOURNEY
. , , . ,
Weateheater-Biltmere Club Qeta Big
"
Links Classic
New erIi. Nev. 4. The women s
national golf championship tournament i
jfer ll2.1 hits been awarded te the West-
.Illltinere Country Club at Ilye.
;, he i, States .eh .Use-
" n "aB "uneunieu teunj.
The date for the tournament lias net i
been set, but it will be held within tlie
first fortnight of October, 1023, accord-
Ing te Themas D. Armour, secretary of
the Westchester-Hiltmere Club.
Tills .venr's title play wes held at
White Sulphur Springs, Va.. where
Miss Glenna Collett. Providence. TI. T..
stnr, wen the champlenshlti, dethroning .
!;.
.hiss .unrieu jiuiuus, 01 v eatoreoi;
N. V.
Today's Scholastic
Gridiron Schedule
CATIIOMC LHAOFn
V.t Cathellu HUli a balealanum Illsh
at Wllmlntten. Dl. '
OTlinit OAitES
I.anadennrt JUctt a. I.etrer Marlen Illch.
nt Ardmere. Tn .
P. I. D i a. TrcJyffrln-Kuattewn Hlth, at
B'rusn, ra.
Norrlatewn lllth . Reading Hla;h. at
neadlna. Pa.
Swarthmore l"rep va. Ill air Academy, at I
Blolratewn. N J t
Trlr.cetnn Prep va. I.awrrancavllla Hifh, at
I.R.ireneavllle N. J '
ShlppenaburT Hlah tWeat Cheatitr Nor Ner
mal, at Weat Theater. Ft.
Pannlntten Scheel va I'trklemtn Prep, at
Fennnburg, ,!.
riiRldaie lllth va Allentnirn Hlh. tt Al.
lantewn I'a
Schuylkill SNiiln.iry vs. Allentown Prep. I
at Allentew n r , , . "' i
Trenten lllth a Atlantic city Hlwh at
Atlanlle City. N J , ,
Nutley High va. Aabury Park High, at
Aahury Park, N. J
.Saw Jeraeymte .Sfcrmal w. Ilordentewn
M. f.. at nnraiintewn N. j
Yerk High v. CeaUavllla High, nt Cettaa-'
villa. Pa. i
Peddle Inatltuta Mentclalr Acadamy. '
at Xlentelnlr N. J . .
WUIIamaen Hchoel va,
National Farm
a-.l, ... 1 .. l.,.....u.. II..
Parknrnburg IlUh va Huntingdon High,
at Huntingdon. Pa "'"
I..I).inen 'atly Raeret t. Bteitna
Iradea. at lAiu-aater. Pa ""'
Orrmantn.in Arademy a Tctna Scheel, at
Pert Depenlt Mrt '
Ve?uinl,h.S'NWr0nah M1UUry "
t'fifflrrW"- W1!k"'"" Hl.h.
Htthlehem Prep vt, Wyoming Sfmlnary, at
Pill PBIOPI. U. .
Nrrantan High
Wllllamtpen. Pa.
ih vt. WMIUmapart Klgh, at
j lu.ui.l.ln Ul. tut' '9.-1I.-..UIU.
spot
II
Hew Suburban Grid
Opponents Compare
t.ANKDOWKC man
Af Meiltht 'H'.iltnt
15 11.00 1 t.l
!'ICard, !ft end
Tralner. left ttrkla. . , .
fchwarti, laft auard....
ni"harda. canttr
Dill, right Kuanl
3tackheua. rlcht tackle.
Mahrr, rucht rnd
Hfcrucli. qunttrrhacli ...
.1. Walten, left halfback,
lntram. rltht li.Mfkd:.
l'altntr, f iillbark . . . .
JT 6. (It
ie-
IT
JT
IT
JT
JS
in
Is
17
8.11!) 140
e en is
n.ie nr;
a. te im
fi.OT Mi
r..ie ire
11 OH 7
B II lft
(101 I'll
i.ewi;n mkiuen ititui
'Srun 1eft end
ituddick. left tackit
Act Htii-.l UVIxht
17
1(1
IT
IT
JT
in
IS. 0t
n.tie
m
ISO
ICO
tes
110
1S
14.1
14.1
me
isa
leu
llrewn left auard
6. OH
r..eT
a.et
h.10
fi.flS
n.ie
r.e
ces
(5.07
irarr. centtr
Kllpatrlck. rltht aunrd .
pehan. rltht tackle . . .
Petraen, rltht end .
Durham, Quarterback .
Ptttlt, laft halfback ...
IMahedy, rltht halfback.
Fltmlna. fullback
in
IT
is
a
in
is
ruforae Clatter.
Umpire Gilbert.
Wllllama.
AMhtrtt,
Lewer Merien and Lansdowne
Battle Today Likely te
Decide Title
CAPT. WALTON OUT OF GAME
. ,, , , , r j
.T-rn,,M.M'r,nn. .HIgJ' nn'1 I-,as"wne I
Illeli will inept tills nfternnen In a frame
that will morn than llkelv decide the
imiiier or the suburban e mmtilnnciun.
- -
lielh tenm. are en edge for the fray.
T.euer Merien Inn net been defeated
tn date while the ladi from T.nn-ilewnc
have yet te bow te a suburbar.' team.
although beaten by St. Jeseph's Prep
In the opening game of the seniien. Hut'
Rtellar bnel of tlie I.ansdewne team.
iaey handicap the champions of IVn- 1
am tT rt dh1 ah ar at. .ta
his first game of the year se the team
will net lie inciting In Hrength.
rt antu' 0" "ii
.. .." I-.--- --
i ",i,"?im
test backs
nest uaeks
in Hchelastic ranks, and Schull nnd
SUBURBAN RIVALS
IN GRIDIRON CLASH
.... r,-,unin ..nn u UIHuivc.. .. . n.u nrir aeieiise from ptii te end nverages
ttam Is nil set te put n crimp in the ia pounds, which is nine mere than
hepeH of Coach Fre-itburg'f e even. the average of the Hernet line. The
The injury of tteerge niten. Hie Mtnp athlnieM imr. dm Im in mi,.iit
. viiuu). ...... ....n .1 ,...- r,.s , average is six anti a unit peunu- mere McLane. finished second, right en the
Mershon, is also out of the fray, but . than Sunrthmere's. heds of tin winner
capable substitute nte en hand te take t Most of Mercer's practice time .luting McLane ran -i beiutiful rare The
the place of the injured regular". Cap-I the last v:eek has been devoted te the "e'0" mP iln(t ' fUe-minnte Un.l en
tain Ht.1ckh0u.se will be ready te Mart new nlsvs which Kwnrtlimeve will snriiit ... . '"?. "'l.,.Hli " ,n,"ufC !?'Len.
Plnnrv nf nnflnn fd nr.nnlafwt tlilalKOnrl MlOW ttlff nCMlUHt tllO KcMllbH in the
nrtneunAn tci.nh , ut i M.aK,,- ..
",l'"'v"" """ u.v .niiiiniiwunr illlti
lines up against Norwood nt Seneca
field, Norwood. Tlie gnrne is one of
the series for the Delaware County ,
grid title. i
Lukens and Swecnev will be seen in
.wwoeu uniienns. v esungneuse vir-
liinlli .till IK... Ma Limn la.ni lh., li.nl '
......,. ..... .., .... ....,.. ., ,,,,. uv,
Celwjn last Sunday, li.' te 11.
, WeatlnKheuci
itallaghrr ..!ft end .
Norwood
niuer
' . . .,.'?.
. Bal-
AVlddoea
. Mewera
tn- ii . , , iri.Lvi
llev.l
i lajht Kuurd
rlk-ht tackle.
.. .rltht nd .
. quirtcrbark.
..Ift halfback
rltht halfback
. .fullback...
K',c
Ulaller
;rrcman
winif.rd
.. uum ,
Quifiyln
UuKv
Bartoletia
llerrlnifer i
Subatltutea Norwood. White Sueanev
S "B!;
Hte.., n.yneid
McCermlrk Knnwlua I.ftplah, l.'llnfer. Wll
uatermun. waiintaeut.,
Hefcrve 11-111, Tenn
12 mlnutta
MACKS SIGN COLLEGIAN
I
1
te Jein
I
Ersklne CelleBS Hurler
-r..-. m.w v.,.
... '""" " ' " .
He West, 8. t, Nev. I. Jehn
Heard, star pitcher of the Kr-hine Cel-
lege baseball team for tlie !nt three
Reasons, has signed a contract with the
1 tl.lln.lelnlil.i At i eties. It w-iih leiirrvu.l
,- .,'... it .i.,.. ,.i.i...i. .,
uere iniin. .- riuii- . jinn ine ,n
letlcs ntter the doe of the present cel-
lege season.
Line-Up for Frankford-Coaldale
Football Contest en Brown's Field
FRANKFORD
V B
Klllett
(10)
It If H.
l.lghtner
(10)
Q. H.
Scott
()
ii. i:
Miller
(li
(14
ravllk
L. K.
It T.
UttlH
(3)
(1)
Mellev
L T.
H. O
Swlntnn
1141
Schwarts
U a
C.
Wray
(I)
7i
II. Evanii
C.
(2)
l.tthgew
Q. U.
(O
Uenntr
I.. H. B.
IIS)
Olltner
F. B.
COALDALE
riuhstltutes Krankferd: Ilewser (S), Ttwe (.1
(U), fealdals: lewchek (9), Chapman (10). Kind
U7). lloyle (18), Herring (20), Zaleha (31), Davis ij
aildea (Jl).
neferee Winttrtj Frankford. Umpire Meyers. Cealdals.
Pumtll. Frankfard. Tim of ptrleda 15 mlnutta.
ii
..
TO FACE GARNET
Tiger Second Team Will Battle
Swarthmore Today While
Regulars Rest for Harvard
QUAKERS ARE OUTWEIGHED
Princelen. X. J Nev. 3. Princeton
will show Its disregard for Hwnrthmere
prowess this afternoon by starting the
second eleven against the Garnet war
riors nt Palmer Stadium In the annual
football struggle.
Coach Bill Reper is intent upon beat
ing Harvard next Saturday and will
tltlC fflkM nnv nhntini ...Ut. ftta ln
athletes. It 'is figured that the second
team win ne strong enough te held the
little Quakers eafe nnd the regulars will
be able te rest for the big battle agalnsl
the Crimson. I
-Heper realire3 the full strength of'
Swarthmore. but Is willing te take a '
rnnnce en losing ratner tlian nave Ills
first team battered up with the Cam
bridge struggle only a week hence.
Jlut nevertheless. It ttill be no weak
combination that will fnee the (iuriiat
fighters. The Princeton second team
is heavy am) has always given the
varsity tough scrimmages.
ICxpect Keal llattle I
The Timers extiect n lenl ficht. and If
Swarthmore lives up te its repututlen
n w, ft "'"' 'nH jear the (Jnrnet
battled the TigcrN ever everv feet of the
trin.. .. n.i v.'....'n i.
was mninls through the'lmliviiiunl wnrlc
nf nun r.mir!.. ti.n i..n .ini,t
- .- -- in. ai'a iriM-ii ii' in
runner of 1021. that the Orange and
Ulaek nas able te emerge victorious,
The Princeton feeend team i
ilPaviev than the arsily. un.l the
Swarthmete eleven will have te give
,,wny cenldernble weight. The Tiger
rllft tn vti.li
in the backfield with nn nvrrng- of
174i egelnst 170U. Princeton's team
a a
en the Tigers. The former Penn back
hns planned a number of forward pas
R'S, n'i.l W ZF "" ' " "'
Aaplundh Garnet Threat
Swarthmore has a grenf triple threat
, , . . , ,. "... .,. -- ...
v
in i.emer .ih(iiiiiuiii iiiiii 111c r.( mil-
h.iek will be wfiteheil rnrefullv hv i i.n
HfriiiinwEP en 1 uursinv. and It war
. ,. ... , , , - ., ..-"
reauy tneir pinj in practice en tnnr
'lay which caused Heper te decide te
start lh"m nalnvt the Garnet.
Dlnsmere te Play
Thp ,rllbs IlsCll Swnrfhmeie fetma-
tlm nmI thp .ecend-team plnvers
. ... ... .. ,...,. .n
s leweu tnnt tnev eon .1 Ktun tim i.f..i-
plays. Xewby twice went ever for
leuciiiinwns, nnd Dlnsmere. tlie Ger-
"-""town Acndemv star of a few years
nge. auueti ine extra points en iirep i
kicks. i
This Minsmere chap is going ,e be
. , V .". . .
dangerous man if he gets within the
PRINCETON
UBS
.' BheiMrake Swarthmore 4).ard line. The fi
,.'...l5iil!nt'rt,'r""lntnwn athlete possesses
liner
rnre
drop-kicking nbllltj and lie is likely
te score hr this tnetl.e.1 AnnMu.i. Ti... '
in today's line-up who 11 well known
te Phllndelphians. is Den Griffin, the
center, who two jears age lyintnlned
tne Lniversity of Pennsylvania fresh-
man team.
llrl,,f.V li ... . I I, .... .
,. ... j .im-uli .ui .uiiui win ue :
Drew and Hteut, eiuls: Snvder ntiil
IIIIIh. tackles: McMillan and P.uckner,
guards: Griffin, center, Dlnsmere.
luiirirri'iirK ; .cwdv nnu iienttie, nail-
backs, and Kmer.v. fullback
Nwurthliieri! depends en Jniknn ntul
u-n-.. ...... . li'iiit. , .. ...:.
.j '.."i',', .,u'i"" ..""", J:."?,0'
"'", : .V"" "."""' .. " isi-ner,
K'"irsi v .iiiiaiu einei . rntei :
Schnpl.ler nllntellr., P i-!i . .,i
fcnnw.M
)nck. '
I. Jl n
T.ehecka
(9)
I., r?
Spagna
Vi)
lUrtWia;
I. T
Wlllliinis
(0)
(M
Garland
U. T
i. i:
Themas
(T
112)
.' Kv.ms
n. u
111)
Hoeclt
R. H.
112), Mellow
J Clmnmnn
).
H Ulltnt- (23),
Head llnesmutt
Princeton-Garnet
Grid Statistics
PRINCETON
wt
111! I
IS."
19-J
171
1H1
201
17H
1311
I'll
10-
111
Div. left nd
Snyder, left tackl.
McMillan, laft auard.
rtrlffln. ntr
Hurkncr. rlaht guard
11111. right tackle..
Stout, left end
Tlnameri. i'Jartellick
Nc'Aby. l"ft halfback.
Hca'tle, rinht ImlfCKCl;
Ci'jr ftillba'.k .
swAiniiMeni;
Ar
Ut
r..n
u n '1
1 01)
n.oe
r fi'.i
11.02
b ei
3.07
8.11
r.ie
0 04
Wt.
IU'1
1H1
173
170
17H
liiO
lt
nn
isr,
172
203
JneVcen, lft tn I
Willi'., left tackle
Hhem(k' r. left tuard
Cernell, center
Klatler. rltht euard
C. Wtlfcen. rlRht tackle. .
Hern, rlf ht end. . . .
Bchneldar. Quarterback . . .
E. Wilcox, laft halfback.
Knapp, rlcht halfback. ..
Aaplundh, fullback
-je
21
Aerae welthta:
Swarthmore, 174.
17(4: Swarthmore
TJnaPrlneetnn.
183
Dackfleld Piincrtun,
mv. 'ream I'rinc.
ten. 180 ',4 . Hwarthmert. 1T4.
McLane and Head Beth Better
Reinig's Recerd for Cobbs
Creek Course
Art lit.
, n a.oe
22 n.D'i
in it. m
, 21 r..m
j: nit
vu 0 01
a m
20 ft Ht
2i n nj
2 It ' I I
PENN STARS BREAK
mm MARK
. feupie nf hardened customers tn see
his present plaie. Ili eneeunteiTtl W.
Tin- leierd for five nnd thiee-cinhth H. Shiieklefnid. a eteran local Mnr.
miles was hluittereil this morning in the in the morning and i merged triumphant
annual fnll handlcnp of the Penn after n nineteen-iiide buttle. In the
cros-ceuntrv teni.t. 1-lmer Mcl.nne and i iiftemoen .Maxwell tnckltd ( '. X. Phil
I(mald Hind both dipped off ninny lips, another i-en-tousleil e.vneit. nptl
seconds from the mark made In ncain ennie through. If Maxwell sue sue
"Mleitdie" Hetnlc. the Penu Stale M-etN against Wootten Mdnv. the Tren-
Hai in winning the Intercollegiate
111 litUO.
Itntnis''
perfermanr- war tl.ii'v minutes and
lifty-elght seeends. Mrl.ane bettered
this mHrlt tedny by fifty-thrcee herends
and Head hy seven seconds.
McLane ran from the scrntcii and
gradually cut down the lead of the han
dicap men and fini-lied fifth. Head.
who wentf forty-five seconds before
fns, 1)nrp nm nhei;f ,,.,, '. ,,:..',,,
i hv t;rte,j u, overtake the men in front
. of ''Jm- ...
mile from the finish just sexen men
w" m fi"" of hhn. He managed te
miss two 11ml then tiifli n ivore ,,f (.nor.,!
m (v l" r insvai r n:i inr n
, . , , : : ., : " !
lr tlie last quarter mile he nulled up
'J HphiI
3". .is :m ;,i
i as a: a.i tr,
. a .".ii as n
. . . an e.t an :ri
sr, ii lit 1 1
.Ili'lS .,,
an L'r :! 2t
. an irt .in tr,
kt in -J Is
. . . HT HT Iil-OT
i . . rt :'" an 'je
. . . a: .la - jh
. . as in ;,: j
,1s u ;r, 12
SO n ,1s )r,
:r . 1,1ns -1J.0S
? " "R
4 K flhr
rMcCir.e
ii-jt.reii
iZl,"'1,'"-1"
n nteck
ITzSf
1 12-undrUm
....
.i.us
I i-r.)ier
in rreMmii
i 17 Hunibercer
Pimllce Entries for Monday
T-i-... . ...... ...
I 'iw iiivf, j ursi i du i' itir-etic r
I furien '
V.?mP .' ,lem" T1- Sezearth Arun 117
, tt " ' I'M 0..5 112
, Untrnus . 1H vhiri'i., i ' Wi
'"in') i.inrj ii, row Wew ui
RaT,.tlf"""r
I .n)K n Mr
u -' il.irr.mlc G 11-
ln'.i
e I j a .1 ptci , i-. i.".. . . t . l
ent''
I, second rac. purat lisge t.
" ninnru.
I JIWI'IIH
114 (th-Mtenj ii.
111 Gaildy 114
117 VatiJerburnr 117
114 lI.uriHtre!th 1 1 j
UJ i-rech-t l i
114 Mart t I.emtti. ..en
witwam
I Hraritt itutier
i tIe1l,0Inp i '
i -VJri Ttlm u.
i.eH-iurr
ii.
I eiWanfuid 5'ud Karma tntri
Tbli 1 r..-. tli. Plmlien ! n.n it
i fj--
t. nur-.iliN. i2rir)i ml.!.... ti ,ii..n..
.'V'1''" . !! auiiu iuk
HI
nil
ut
nn
114
11.'
112
auin. . m.tmir .-. ik1
(blt'lltl t 1 111 IhllhAf-rv
I.e
.ni.seuca ui) Cem'
SallVa Alle. 127 lirl llam
UrUht Ten irrew 111 cj-.eum
ii lAtlierHteiiK II." ibiAmu.rmiiiit.
(diOjiiey us
iu)Nejdd suit, F.irm "iitr. ihiliv. n
tr.H stable entr ic'SHnfnnl s-t ui Furnu
crtr (dHusUBt lielment enlr
F mrth race the I" in '; Hinili j. p irae
S2HII11, thri'e- ear-olds r.nd nn ii ti.ilei.j.
llla.-i .. 100 rareful
lb Mlnum . . 12s Ii.ninad.i.
lllldiir .. .115 (a)Knebbl.i
iBil.utle Chief 122 lalMad Ilaitn
!lf binary . He Crnrus
ibiM.ilnmsat . 112 ibHv.enl
12 J
IIP.
127
121
l,a
wiinndr . 100 'Ihuuahta
i.-illlanceeaa btublu entiy (b)
mi)
lr.,lu
Hfth.iiCf the Fermat Park lUndi.ap
rinse tl.100. thrie juir-eKli and up. 1 mile
Prudery . . Kin Kvidu 1 1 ai
iiuuis- n iicn-i i in uin.iii lam 111
Hmetlnn
ms 'Fair (lain nil
11 n Hl'iffer 1.)',
n. tnlPaul Jun ion
lift (b)Knet te;
100 (t-Uehn Paul Jen im
11H IlllKnnblil.. in?
Mnlnmaat
, (a)lloed Tlmaa
UOCranlt
leiMiHalenary
i ui. irrua
u c uimn enir lli'Mimuil Ilnn un
try and Salubrla Stable iritry d II.i.liigmi
stable and Xalspa, Farm entri idillun w.ia
Stan! tntry.
J"lth race, tlin Tlmenlum, su'ling, pure
.....Mi, uii.vjviiriinH an 1 up, l'p mill)
lly Jlmlnv . no (msiipperj Him
fallrlah Kla 117 I'neternl Hwuln
ion
110
111
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113
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liifHilan
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nurae 1.1 till fiin..a
seventh iac.
nnd
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1 1-Hl mtlea '
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l.n'.engpance Hs M'elU Wale iet
Millie lllimeu 11(1 Tin Ilea l)-,
Uilrel.lii . II ii Urii-e Fi tei lin
heiune.l Zeal tin Slu'n i 1(12
l.lttln Atiunln . lu.'i H.lruh 11.1
Apprentice a I low ti few et ,' I'n.i.N clumd
Wiather thrautulni, Intel, fm
Urtt rtet psat llina, 1:30, f..r balanc of
meet.
WOOTTON 2 UP ON
MAXWELL A I SHOKt
Atlantic City Entry Has Edgt
en Trenten Star at Elev
enth Green
KNIGHT-ALLISON SQUARE
lly SANDY MrNIIILIl'K
Atlantic City. Nev. 4. Themnn
Wootten. Jecnl nnd highl, redolent,
medalist here, had n two stroke edge
en Chester Maxwell, of Trenten, when
they reached the tenth tee of their
semt-finnl mntch in the annual fall
links elnssic of the t'eiintij Club today,
Fred Knight. Wliitennirsb and th
only Philadelphia survivor, wnti all
rquiire with S. 1. Alli-un. St. Albans,
i N. Y . when the left the i-cventU
green.
Woetlnn was one up "ti Mnxwell at
the turn. The feimer wen the tenth
with n fiitir when Mnxwell mlied what
apTieareil t'i lie nn eny three -feet putt.
i The victors In these two bits of ex
rltement Mill meet thK nfterneini in the
tinal round for the cleMug honor of the
tourney and the large hilver cup en ex
hibition with the ether prizes in the
' clubhouse.
Mnwell tdnuid iii wav tlireuch a
ten star ran beast that he met lust
about the best three ut Atlantic City
e irimineii uii'iu en uieir own course.
Wootten had as stern u iiihkIp wth
the siher topped Herbert It. Xewlen,
Whltemar.sli. as was predicted. Xcw Xcw
ten was one up at the seventh, but
lebt that one mid wus one down at the
twelfth, where he needed three putt
before Mnp-kltip sounded. Twe down
and three te piny. Xewten missed a
wee little putt for a win en the six
teenth, but wen the next, which left
Wootten only dermie one. On the
eighteenth Xewten could net wink a
t lirnA.f.ir.t mitt nnd .lii.u 1...,. ...1 l.t-
melf our. Wootten took en W. .1. Mae..
I Farlnnd. -ame club, a-id wen. 4 ,uid 2.
' ? I?-nr n"l.!,",..MSi" tl" ..."J
iii.Miik -iimi'-'. 't tti 11 11 I'tiniiii 11 11 11
j "''own he couldn't get around 011 hole
Ne. 1. ,,,..
I rid Knisht went strmisU tlie lirv
1 . . 11 , ,... .. i" ,-.
daj te trim II. I.. hitlnker. Ocean
EASTERN LEAGUE
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Last Night's Results
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