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Gi?J DOPESTERS WILL
HAVE PLENTY TO DO IN
PICKING 1922 CHAMPION
W. and J. Has Clean Slate, 'Tis True, but Ncale's Eleven
! Still Has Pitt, West Virginia and Detroit te
Bump Off Barrett's Comeback
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By STONKY McMNN
IOLT.Y day! Thi xenng men who wear college football suits sure nre
scrambling tlie dope sheet for the experts who feel duty hound te rank the
tMinn dt the Hnlsli of the ycnseii. On this Klrrtleu Day of the year VJ'2'2
we mmU jihi te name the elmen that tuny he en
titled te the honor position among the colleges
of the l'ii-t. And when jen take In mere ter
ritory ny the Mid-Ve.t also fetch the
headache powders, Dee!
Three dnjs 'e, at .'1 o'clock In the after
noon, we were prepared te park the crown en
the brew of l.afajette. This team had played
evenleen straight Raines without suffering de
feat, wan leading V. and J. bj 1M-0, and
wmed pesseined of sufficient power, experience
and tight te licit nit eleven athletes in the
whole world. Their schedule while well ar
ranged se that the probable tough scraps were
net consecutive was destined te bring out the
best that was In .lock Sutherland's machine.
Any team that, en alternate Saturday,
battles Pittsburgh, llurknell and W. and J.,
with Muhlenberg and ltosten College In be
tween te keep 'em en edge, Is net finding the
a series of frolics en the lawn. And the
BBBBBBErJISjSMBJIr Bk
UT'INEY McLlXN
GIRLS
CAGE TEAMS
TO FORM LEAGU
Will Play in Connection With
Manufacturers' League
Basketball Games
JASPER IS BEATEN AGAIN
IF JIMMY SAID THIS, HE'D GET SOAKED
Ask 'Curley' Ogden
te Quit Basketball
Walter "Curley" Ogden. the Ath
letic pitcher who was signed by the
Heading Knstern League basketball
club te jump center, has been re
quested by .Tnhn Shlhe, president of
the Athletics, te discontinue the
cage game, fearing he might be in
jured anil thus be incapacitated for
next season's work. Ogden, who is
the former Swnrthmere College has
ketball star, will discuss the matter
with Shlhe.
glorious autumn nfternoens
Eastenlnns polish off the enen with that traditional cpiarrel with Lehigh,
ilwas n ren! scrap no mutter what the two teams may have previously ac
complished against ether opponents.
And then came that spill In New Yerk last Saturday. Net that It was an
Onset for V. and J. te win. It had been predict! that It would be a "(ireek
meets tJreek" gridiron engagement Itut mighty few football followers be
lieved that any living company of pigskin hasers could spot the Lafayette,
lads two touchdowns and then go out and beat them. That's what Neale's
brave buckees did.
New, where are we at In the ranking endeavor? W. and .!. has net
been defeated this season, in fact, the Presidents have come through eighteen
straight contests with nothing worse than a draw. lint Neale's pupils were
tied by Carnegie Tech. And they still have Pittsburgh te beat, net te men
tion Detroit and West Virginia (the last-named eleven bumped Pitt by I) te til
Suppose W. nnd J. loses one of the games te be played or is tied. Then
-hat?
Vel trill understand, please, that ice are net forgetting Princeton
nnd Harvard, undefeated .10 far. Cernell, tee, mutt be given
consideration, though the first real tests for the Ithacans come when
they tackle Dartmouth this coming Saturday, and Pcnn en Thanki'
giving Day. The .lrmj rcara its colon for examination by the ranker
its victory ever Kansas and tic irith Yale being noteworthy efforts.
Yest Virginia may claim attention. Pennsylvania, Savy, Yale,
Syracuse, Penn State and Pitt are net completely out of the titular
scenario, despite the fact that all have been defeated,
Who Will Name Champien Eleven?
INDEED, there is a possibility that the team which is given the mythkul
Eastern champlenthlp this year will have been defeated. We might, if it
would get us anywhere, iihew you several combinations of circumstances by
which It would be necessary te select ns the strongest and brainiest and gamest
football eleven in the East a company of warriors which had been licked
r tied, at least.
If you are interested in this ranking preposition, give a thought te the
schedule of the leading Eastern teams. Perhaps all were arranged with the
idea of bringing the teams te the highest possible point of efficiency for cer
tain important tussles. But in this open-game era one can't always tell, even
a week before the season opens, which opponents will prove set-ups if itl
doubt about this. Interview Jehn Heiman and his Tenn laddies.
Take Pitt for exnmple. It is nobody's cinch te attack Lafayette. West
Virginia, Syracuse and Bucknell en four straight Saturdays; then, with
Geneva as a warm-up preposition, come right back te threw the full
trength against Penn, W. and J. and Penn State. That, te our way of
thinking, is the most robust schedule which any Enstem top-notch eleven
must tight out. Lafayette's path' te hoped-for glory and that of W. and J.
have been mentioned in nn earlier pnragrnph. Neither has much chance
te let down, though they both have mere se-called soft spots than has
Pittsburgh.
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JllfEEH.lX'S Syracuse boys with liruicn, Pitt, Penn State and
Ml ycbraska in a reir, a romp icith ilcGtll and then a final scrap
with Colgate, have stormy days along the gridiron journey. Penn
State buinpinn into Syracuse, Annapolis, Camriie Tech, Penn and
Pitt irith no breathing spots mired tn, has its full share of trouble.
A'ai'v Traveling in High
THE Navy, asked te meet Huckncll. Georgia Tech, Penn ami Penn State
one after the ether, with St XnUer as an expected rest station before tln
all-important tight with the Army, is traveling In high pretty much nil the
way. The Army happens te have had mere set-ups, but Kansas,, Yale,
Notre Dame and the Navy will make any gridiron company Bfep out thar,
f ven 'with gas-filling stations en nlternate Saturdays.
Penrisylv'i'a. ns things turned out, had a schedule that for first
class opposition Is net se far behind that of Pittsburgh. Swarthmore always
at Its best against Penn Navy, Alabama (see Saturday's final edition),
Pitt, Penn State and Cernell. That's what would be a six -week period of
anxiety for any eleven. Cernell may net have figured en a smooth path In
'the earlier part of the season, but It Is a fact that the big lied team has
had no pnssage at arms worthy the name up te this week Onlj convinc
ing triumphs ever Dartmouth and Penn will establish Debie's fam en the
upper deck.
Princeton, Yule and Harvard admit that each points toward the ether
and, no doubt, the schedules are f"ued with that idea 111 mind. It happened
this year that the Bulldogs, encountered mere entanglements rhnn their tra
ditional rivals. Carnegie Tech, Iowa, Army, Brown. Maryland, te prove
troublesome, perhaps, and then Princeton and Harvard en successive Sntur
days, is hitting the tough spots. Be It known, however, that the son of
.lelin Harvard have had plenty te think about and prepare; for with
Centre, Dartmouth, Flerida mixed in as nn uncertainty nnd three big bouts
with Princeton, Brown nnd Yale.
The Tigers hae had little chance for peace nnd comfort since they
ieurneyed te Chicago en n revenge excursion. Swarthtnure fought vigorously
ast week, and en the next two Saturdays Reper's team will oppose liar
Yard and Yale. Furthermore, there were some October encounters which re
quired the old stuff Virglnln, Colgate nnd Maryland.
kl'h this is given by iea, of preparation for the final analysis. The
A schedule of the leaders may, at you u ill dtirrrn, hate much te
de with the final ranking process.
Bebby Barrett's Great Comeback
WHAT the old determination will accomplish was spectacularly demon
strated at the Olympia last night when Bebby Barrett, idol of Cliften
Heights, steed his ground with Charley White for eight terrific rounds nnd
thereby upset the apple cart. Yeu may say that the Chicago ring veteran
cutbexed the red-headed boy which Iip did. Yeu may claim that White
wen en pelntb nnd we won't give you nn argument en that score.
But the real victory belonged te Barrett thnt'-f our opinion nnd posi
tion, unalterable. A lad who wns kissed by the leather for the count In three
of his first important bouts, one of his visits te the canvas being engineered
by this same Charley Whitethen comes back and jabs and slugs the Chicago
ringmaster until tin; veteran xNore n worried and surprised leek en his battle
scarred face we inslrt that it may net be correctly said that Barrett lest
that bout.
Barrett, when he met White last summer, hnd one asset a right that
no pugilistic chin could withstand when it landed. Lnst night the prodigy
of the, Bnren of Leipervllle, Jeemes Dougherty, hnd a left, one of these
menu nnd biting lefts, nnd he used it freely. That is why Charley White
resembled 11 chap who has peered into the muzzle of a leaded gun and means
te sidestep for fear it gees off suddenly.
Hew hard Barrett and his coach, Bebby Debbs, worked te make the
ted-head's left mere than un ornament only they can tell jeu. But they
5ld It Barrett once mere Is established among the lightweight leaders,
and If the Baren keeps the curb en his enthusiasm for the bleed of the
bit 'uas wt may have a champion In our midst. A boy who has the will
Bowar and courage te learn te use his left and face a top-neteher who had
kaecked hint dlssy may accomplish almost anything.
fly WILLIAM S. DALLAS
milE Philadelphia Manufacturers'
1 -- Basketball League will have three
j games of bnsketbnll each evening pro pre
I vided the plans of the officials of that
organization nre carried out.
Four of the eight tenuis nre in action
en each of the two playing nights and
new it Is the intention te stnge a game
each night between girls' tenms in the
first regular organized girls league in
the city.
Twe of the eight clubs in the league
have nlrendy entered teams In the girls'
circuit and several inquiries have been
received from ether industrial firms,
A beautiful trophy will be presented
the winner of the pennant at the close
of the sensen. It hns ul-e been planned
te have dancing fellow the games
When sufficient niniitentiens nave
s-J - Mr Ai wL .
Inwsai if"! ' Lm ntkmty Mk &L
TMBVfcP ( AwDwAwTTbBF
, gtwfiwg- Still wringing- y(gj )
i'uiuii('i, wu, ou J'ubiic Liiiutr Company
Quarterback Must Be Sure
Tackier and Snappy Leader
been Keened te nssre the star ng $uccesstul Grirf Geiicrni sieuld Alse Be Unstinted m
n meeting will tie caned nr 1
rer 1
with
tlii lnni'ile
UvliiMt 1 line officers will be elected
I f,,fflii.r Information iret ill touch
the president of the Philadelphia Manu
' fn..tiir,.rs' I.eneue. Cadwalader Frank-
! 'In. at 1227 Arch street, phone Spruce
' 20.00.
Jewels Ixse Again.
I Kensington's representatives in the
I Eastern League, the Jasper live, jour-
1 -.,. .i . Prnituafiltii Inst evening and
suffered another reverse. This time the
score wns S3 te 21.
The uptewners presented nnetner Mil
LAKEWQOD TO HAVE
ANOTHER TOURNEY
Praise of Men if Best Results Are te Be Obtained,
Says Wilmer Creivell
fly WILMEIl . CKOWELt,
Fermer Kliir Quarterback nt Snartlmiere Hnd New Prominent Official
Till!., importance of the quarterback in 1 of a fatr quarterback an excellent
X modern football is net comparable I '
with the same position in the days
when 11 first down wns gained nfter
live yards.
In the lnttcr era the qunr-
terbacl; was in every play receiving
f..nnf tnnm. This time Bnrnev Sedrnn I tli l.nll from the snnmier back nnd
wns In action nnd also Brennan, who, passing It te one of his backs, who was
will be remembered for several games be , M.t through the line.
plnjed in the Knstern League before. I ,f n ,,,,,, Iel, wcrP t0 be put te ten
inftv Vr pilmnn was among the , ,;K ... ......ti.rl.,i, ,. ,i, ni,.r
missing, but Harry Rlcendn was back. ( ,mml)el. 0f fermcr quarterbacks en hew-
te piuy tneir posi
tion, ten different
answers would in
nil probability be
received. 1) a c h
ceacli has his own
pet theories en hew
the position should I scribed tasks
be nlaved
Hewetcr, funda
mentally, all the
answers te the
question would be
relatively similar In
tlmt there are cer
n. .... me wns rniiehlv nlnveil. nun
Beferee Fergusen called 32 of the ,S
fouls in the first hnlf. j
The totals when the teams went tn
the dressing room nt the Interim wns 1
Centesvllle. 22: Jasper, 0: 11 rnlly by
the home team in the closing minutes, 1
scoring nine points. I
In the seee-nl hnlf Bieenda was
benched and Brennan moved from for
ward te guard The change worked
well and Jasjer played better ball. The
home team caged !t field goals te C, for
.Jnsner. Thev were credited te Pedran, 1
:? Brennan 2: Bieenda, 1 : (Jlasen, -1; 1
Sugarman. 2: Ripley, 2 nnd liriebe, 1. 1
Sehaffer Is Busy '
n,, I I... ..- T.. .-Mn.,, I
inesu in- uiiv . " 1 ' "i ,1 - 1 i..... i. ,u.i.i
SVhcffer. The e.igv tr.-ustiry was en- "Vu "' . "m "u." """, ''T',7' i
rlchril one bundnsl bucks last . nght ' e could piny the pem Ien .better and
when Referee Fergusen cellet ei srl 1 ""''" l"--'""' u--..,. "-'"""
'. " ' r-,. t:i... tr.. i I.. .1... that ether eunrterbneks could net or
rrem r.i " ii-j '"' i."" '" ' ' 1.1 , .,, i,,., f th enn-
bllltlch of the star quarterback cenn)
from inetlnct, and cuncliing can only
help them polish up what they would
urn mall) de. 1 will therefore confine
m.s,.it te generalities in dealing with
the subject.
There 1b no Net tj ye for the quarter
back pest. If u player be rangy or
exceptionally sturdy he has an advan
tage, likewise If he Is blessed with
snnnrl SMf tltieSS. or thttt ability tO
sidestep or move Just opposite t-.) where
I
general, one who can be de
pended upon in the emergency te
call just the right play.
N OTHER words, when the team ar
rives at certain places in the field or
p'ay the quarterback should be imme
diately ready te continue his attack and
should have knowledge of the run, kick
nnd pns plays that can he applied in
the particular locality.
If the piny sheul fall and the quar
terback used his judgment and the facts
told te him by his coach, there is no
binu.e nttnehed te him. It mny have
been due te any number of reasons, ns
for instance, the inability of the line or
mis or hacks te perform their nre-
On defense the auarterbnek is usually
stationed the farthest back of nil. He
must be sure en the catching of punts
and able te use the straight-arm and
dodging tactics se essential In the car
rying of the ball nfter receiving 11 punt.
The catching of punts is n crv 1m-
tain points et piay ("-iiuini pari 01 cue quartemacKs pest,
that are always the , A fumble at a critical moment may
Lfimi)
WII.MHH atOWELb ..."
Of course
every sport,
I Metropolitan League when ( entesville
(was nt Camden Inst Wednesday, nnd
..-i0 from Hurry Jtieenda for plavlng
with Album in the New Yerk State
League last l-riaay wnen .lasper wns at
Trenten.
Scheffer is up In arms against the
New Yerk State League with whom the
Eastern has an agreement. President
Leuis Sfeljs just the ether week wuiveil
en Friedman, Sedrnn and Rlcenda, and
said these players were the property of
the Busteru League.
Siiee that time Manager Heplnstall. 1 thf xpectant tackier leeks
of Albauv. says no and has clalmeil
I them and is playing them. The State
League will neici n ppi'iiii meeting in a
few ilnVH te settle the issue. .lasper
and Albany have a conflicting date this
Thursday, and the Albany game has
been postponed until the mutter is
thrashed out.
If the New erk State League de
cides te go te war with the Eastern and
claim theae players, there 1b every like
lihood they will cheese Albany te Jasper
for a playln place
Anether Phlladelphian has been added 1
te the list of intercollegiate coaches.
WlnflelQ KinKniue, one e the best
arterback, constitutes u
I.U
asset
fiw ta
valuable
i yl'ARTKKBACK. must be able
te handle the ball with iurencss
and dispatch. He mutt alie ee a
geed interferes, capabl of taking out
0 the play the opposing player et
te get the man xclth'the PV?''. A
auartcrback mutt It familiar with
the rules, te familiar that he een
catch the opposition if they are net
planing properly and alto that Kit
tram doesn't make iMttaht that
will result in penalties.
mean ueteat rer his team, while h
quick catch and a snappy getaway may
mean victory. Te be able te catch the
ball en the dead run and the confidence
that fees with the receiving nre both
very important te the quarterback.
In the open rame that Is played today
the quarterback must be alert for every
move of the opposition. He must sense
the man eligible or about te receive a
pass and must cither intercept or knock
te earth the Intended aerial.
F.V HOTH fencard panel and punti
he must be careful te watch that
the ball might roll beyond the goal
pests. Especially in the punt he
must never catch the ball if he feels
that it might roil ever the line.
IN CATCHING punts the quarterbnek
should endeavor, after making the
catch, te run straight for the opposi
tion and net xvaste time dodging or
running back in an effort te find a
better opening.
The quarterback Is all important and
Qualifying Round Will
Played Thanksgiv
ing Day
Be
LOCAL TALENT ALL SET
Hew Dees It Strike Yeu? I
Attack vs. Defense
Complete Stadium
Drexcl's "Psychology"
By
THE OBSERVER
rnHKRE hns been much talk this yenr about a geed offense being the bnt '
-L defensive, but the belief 'is net a new one. It's as old as football andl
Sim1U.1 A .!.& aha m t1 Alie JSjAllnfVib aVSlIMsft
There are some basketball coaches who use the offensive system and )
Andy Bears, back in the old days when battles between Beading and DNtrl
were-Hassles of the gnmc, wns a believer In the Glenn Warner method of icon,
centrntlng en the attack.
But te these offense tactics Andy will new reply "Poof! Poof I" nr ,-..
thtas; like tlmt. n
"What's the use of concentrating en new plays?" Andy once said In effect
"After wc pull a new play once Jee Fegnrty calls time out, nnd you might' Just
as well gather up your tactics nnd toss them out of the window."
Fegnrty was, nnd still is, one of the greatest tacticians of the game. Ween
he wns with De Neri he could map out 'a defense In n second te step a new pliy
As Sears said. Fogarty would call time out, gather, the players about him
and instruct them hew te meet-the new attack.'
There are wise football players who de the same thing, and conches bctwetn
halves sometimes chnnge their entire system of defense te meet the offense et
the opposition In the final quarters.
Lud Wrny, when he played center at Penn, was reputed for his ability te '
diagnose the enemy attack. Lud used te call defensive signals te tip his team
mates off te his diagnosis. '
w
. milE defense Is Jnst as Important as the offense. The team that'll all
-L attack and no defense Is unbalanced. The player who can rumwlth
the ball and cannot tackle Is mere of a. handicap than an asset.
Anether $30,000 te no Spent en Pcnn Stadium
THE Pennsylvania Stadium Committee, of which Sydney Hutchinson Is chair
man, hns decided te rnlse nn additional $.0,000 te complete original plans
Last spring the committee wns given .$"r0,000 ns the maximum amount It
could spend en the Stadium. AVhcn the bids xvere returned It wns found that
tills xvns insufficient.
In order te keep within the three-quarters of a million limit the committee
eliminated certain fentures, such ns the rifle rnnge nnd squash courts.
The committee hns kept xvlthln the limit and by concentration en thi
principal features completed these In record time.
Net satisfied with this success, the committeemen have decided net te slew
up In their splendid work until original plans nre executed.
Kdward It. Bushnell, xvrlting editorially in the Pennsylvania Gazette, nays
a fitting tribute te Mr. Hutchinson and his co-workers. He writes, In part!
"That the committee performed a notable service te the University nnd the
community will be evident when it Is considered that every bit of work con
templated xvas completed within the time specified and within the budget appre,
printed.
"The committee finds that an nddltienal $r0,000 will add squash courts,
rifle rnnge and ether fentures. With the snme direct action xvhich hns charac
terized its handling of the entire prejedt, It hns promptly mnde arrangements te
finance the remaining portion of the enterprise, realizing that this is the
accepted time and that it would be dangerous te postpone it for future nctlen.
rniIE Stadium Committee trill always command the devoted thanks
-L of the University and public."
By SANDY McNIBLICK
rrUIKRK is n furore of discussion
J- about the date for the next golf
teurnninent in these parts. It is net
tee nenr nt hand, but the most sparkling
data we can uncover is thnt there will
bn the fall tournament at Lake weed,
N. J.
There is it special reason for thanks
giving In this case, because the start
or the tournament Is slated for Thanks
giving Day, November 30. This is the
dny te qualify nnd the matches will be
pinveii the two following days.
Plenty of lecnl talent Is steaming up
for the La ce weed event nnd the pros
pect is that they will make a real dent
In the affair. Net ns a rehearsal or
anything like that, but during the last
week twenty Jupanese gelfmen thor
oughly enjoyed n thlrty-slxhele im
broglio nt Lakewood, where Y. Jltsu
romped home with the best score, 100.
and n couple of rounds In an even 100
were geed enough te land another prize
for P. Arnkl. The latter was all set
for the xvinnlng total, but took live tee
many putts.
Seashore Experts There
Twe Feml-finnlisls in the Atlantic
City tourney, just ever, will show their
wnres at Lakewood, when S. I. Allisen,
New Yerk, and C. L. Maxwell, Tren Tren
eon, appear there. The former was
trimmed nt the shore by Fred Knight,
Whitemnrsh, xvhe wen the tournament,
C. L. Maxwell lest te Tem Wootten.
who wen the medal the first day and was
playing his own course. Right after
a session at Lakewood Maxwell will
pack up his clubs nnd next step Pnlm
Bench. There he will study up en the
well-known putt. It was partly failure
te sinu menn nine puns ttint cost Max
well his seashore match. Toward the
finish he missed short ones there en five
greens in 11 row, witli Wootten doing
his share te make it a row.
Meantime there is it vigorous xvnssnil
here about the amnteur-pre event te be
held at Plnehurst November 10 and 17.
Seme locals entered thn em ),?,.
last year, and the chances are bright
Wherein Unintentional Psychology Falls '
THKRE is se much talk about psychology In football that spectators arc look
ing for the plays that affect that state of mind of the opposition.
Out nt the Drcxel lnstltute-St. Jehn's game en the Strnxvbrldge & Clothier
Field Saturday, the O'Brien nthlctes went through some- antics that resembled
the "ten-pnrty" play which Heward Jenes lias tnught his Iowa athletes.
Rarely did 'the Drexel nthletes go through with n piny without the back
field and some of the members of the line sometimes, the whole team gathering
with heads together for n conference.
Seme of the speetnters thought they were seeing the latest in psychological
football, but the conference seemed te have little effect en the St. Jehn's play
ers. The Drexel nttnek wns usually stepped before It reached the scrimmage line.
"What wns the idea of these conferences, conch?" asked one snectater at
Shorty O'Brien. "Wns it a little psychological stuff?"
"Psychology nothing," replied Shorty. "They didn't knew their signals."
All of which proves thnt phycholeglcal plays ere sometimes unintentional
nnd sometimes hokum.
TANCne VILLA lias shown that he Is a real champion. He was
L arrested the ether day for speeding.
guards that ever pinyed the game. hnJfV' THE presumption that the qunr
been signed te assist Jee Fogarty ut J terbnek cnlls the signal, which M
New Haven. The Bits should have a doesn't In n 6ed many systems new
one en which defeat or victory often & Wmbwll " considerably
bin.. A tvoertr called nlav. a h.4 this year.
catch of a punt, a fumble or anything
at critical moments might upBet his
team and turn the tide the ether way.
Brains, probably, sums up the qunr
terback pest, for wttheut them natural
ability might be useless.
MAYOR MOORE TO SEE
YELLOWJACKETS PLAY
With Hla Cabinet Will Attend Sat
urday's Game With Mt. Carmel
Mayer Moere and his Cabinet will be
the guests of the Frnnkferd A. A. Yel Yel
lewjackets next Saturday afternoon,
when the big Northeast eleven plays the
husky grid squad from Mount Carmel,
Pa. Preceding the game, the Mayer
xvill effirlate at the dedication son-ices
of Community Field, the new athletic
stadium In Frankford.
Elaborate pluns ure being made for
the entertainment et the guests. The
Mayer will be asked te tee up the ball
en the initial kick-off. A special box
Is being constructed for his party en
.!, Frnnkferd slde of thn field. The
game eheuld give the Mayer an insight
into the motives actuating community
athletics ns run In the Northeast.
"CHICKIE" PASS0N SIGNS
CONTRACT WITH SPHA9
st,
Will Play. First Gams Against
James en Thursday Night
"Chicklo" Pnssen, who wns the stai
of the Philadelphia Eastern Lcngtit.
team Inst year nnd who finished tin
sensen with the Seuth Phlllv Hebrews,
hns finally come te terms nfter holding
out for the Inst month.
Pnssen xvill piny his first game en
Tliursday against St. James ut New
Auditorium Hnll. Seventh nnd Snyrtei
avenue. The Sphns nre out te treune
the Jimmies, xvhe have been a hoodoo te)
them for yenrs.
With Chlckle back in the game, tilt
Jeb of selecting his running mate il
net un ensy one for Mnnnger Harrj
Pnssen. With Schwartz playing such
great ball nnd three ether stars en
hand, it is hard te pay just who will
draxv the ether forward job.
3
Scraps About Scrappers '.
rrent team with this pair working te- iielng taught among the colleges, lie 1
gether. "Klnny" was In line for the should have a clear voice, be free from ,
mumbling hla numeers nu '"'?"'
every man en his team knew what play
l. l 1 f I .. ..
Whn't a contrast there Is between the
! signal giver who in n steady, clear nnd
audible veice iniernw ui .. m-
Jeb at AnnnpeltH this Rennon but a for.
mer pmycr wnu uwurucu iuq ucria,
MIKE GIBBONS BARRED
Set Down With Minneapolis Pro
moter by Minnesota Commission
St. Paul. Nev. 7. Mlke Gibbens,
St. Paul middleweight boxer, and Mike
Cellins, Minneapolis promoter, who
have been managing n string of boxers,
have been temporarily barred from
staging bouts by the State Boxing Com
mission, it became known today.
Johnny O'Denncll, Mark Moere nnd
Billv Stenrns, Isixers, also hnve been
barred pending nn Investigation of re-
the next nlun of attack, and by that
stendlness nnd surety of ve ce mages ms
mates nrie te the occasion, and the
one who mumbles his words, se that
invnrinblV they cannot be heard and
cause confusion te his teammates.
In my experience I have met quite a
1... 1... ...!, , -nrked hard day
after day te impreve their signal calling
te the point where it would inspire their
teammates. , . .ii
If the auartcrback calls the signals
his position when calling ine numeern
Twnrtteth Century Is (e tx th nam at
another new bexlnr flub In ItilUrtttphta.
Illll Daly la te epn that arcrtii at Twenty
eighth itrct and Columbia avenue naxt
Tu-iflav nht with Cuddy d Mir. n
Plttntiurrh. and Hank McQevern, et Kenitnr-
tun. in inn wina-up. inwy nre lu mrel at
jilt pound.
Temmy Htaev, rtlrd llghtwtM bexar,
U a mar.acur new. Included In hli ntable
ara Jim Sllmmtr. a Usht hravrwtliiht, nnd
llum-ll Thompten, a Hint mlddUweltht.
Htasi ! anxious ta aand Thompten asalmt
Ham Dlickliten. flltmmar and Thomeion
both bull ?rem MWrtll. N. J.
groomed by Charier uernateln.
Eddie Atkins, local
tiariay
Cuddy
accommodate
invader,
124-peur.der belns
iiteln. I. wlllfn.
de Marce. Plttebursh
TROJAN HAS FLOOR
Downtown Five Playa at Heme en
Thursday and Saturday
TreJnn Athletic Association, first
class basketball team, has been playing
nt home Thursday nnd Snturdny eve
nings nt the Albert Barnes Memerial
Church, Seventh nnd Spruce streets.
Joe Murphy. fl.'U (insktll street, an
nounces thnt Trojan has snvernl mum
dates in November and December.
Included among the Trejnn stars nre
McCermiCK, ixinstersen, 1:. .Murphy, J.
Murphy, Lnraplugh, Diamond nnd
Quirk.
ports of an alleged Illegally staged fight has nn effect upon his men. He should
eard nt Albert Lea last rrtda.v nlrht
Gibbens denied nny connection xvith the
Albert Lea affair.
Basketball Statistics
RABTSRN UCAOUa
Cluh Ktandln
XV T P C XT.
2 0 1.000 At. ntr . t
L' 0 1.000 nadln . 0
U 1 .007 I'hlU.... 0
PC
500
000
.000
AND get vhtet What a bundle of United Rtatet paper Barrett
Jx bit the fe" habit the chap who even gave odds that he u-euld
iv. m lie 4rl at the end Ot tut " reuna, s r, iiwi u mm
fa.
at.! en Ait feet at the end of the eighth reu
ZjX-.amimtka Ant. tU m,
rgmden .
Tr'nten.
Ceate'slle
scurcnrr.n row. thk xveek
Tonight CeBtmllU nt Atlantle City
Tomorrow nlpht niullni at Camden.
Thurmiay Atlantle City at Jaeper,
Friday Camden at Trenten.
Saturday Trenten nt needing.
OTHKH OAMKS TO?TtOHT
Philadelphia Amateur I.naue Once n
U.. at Advocate; I.efn at Vnt Philadel
phia . . . .
HI Peter's t Immaculate Cnncptlen.
H.-Hmltiievi.in Hall, Twelfth atreet and
nlrar.l HIM'
JrTerapn 'A C . v Weetvlllej Original
Plnniea v XVeatvllle neaerva WestWIle,
N. !
LABT NIOHT'S RESULTS
Eaetern I.'ague Ceateavllle. 83s Jaaper,
31.
Nerthet Church. Aaioclatlen Inoarna Inearna Inoarna
tlen i'. Oliver lTl Union 31. ftleth Jiap-
Vt.'i.ukas', J; Quaker Healerr, 23.
Vnrli .nlxtith XX'ar.l, i'.t. Ht. P'ter'e, 81.
XXt ParW. ST. XVct Overhroelc. 11
I. N. V. t!.. t D'lhl Herial. 11.
FrlKiiiln' OulM Junier l.tacux plarHwoed
H Dalny 13. n"l"le in, Puit'mwiled, S.
Vavlfr T. A II.. 3ii Ht. Pdtrlcli. 1!7.
Prltchard Memerial, a7; Ninth Preaby-
mp U thai
t.rlan. Sa
Friend' aulld Senior
vseeavvtr. iw.
II
LeagxM Crtl
liiiV'iA.v
'iSSrm
(,
1 j
fcjai jtU&tm l
stand erect se that he can leek ever the
ilefcnslve posUlens of his opponents and
should Imply by his attitude that hsl
in no xx ay bewildered and that he has
the situation entirely in hand.
The psychology of the sport demands
thnt the quarterback should be un
stinted in his praise of the men Pjjl
with him xvhen they make a geed play
of any sort. It nlwnya mukes the man
who mnkei the nlay feel that be has
done something xverth while.
The quurterbnek should net Den
terrupted by his mates when calling
nieva nithenvh arrangements can be
made whereby at thepreper time they
may Inform him of their opinion relative
te plnys they think would be successful
if used, nnd then leave It te the Judg
ment of the slgnul caller whether te use
the play or net. ...
He should try ns fur as is possible te
see the action of the defensive players
xxhiln the play is in progress, but net
te the extent of falling te perferin his
part in tln play. , ,. -
When running with the ball the
quarterback should be given every old
in the wny et interference just as he Is
obliged, te de when one of his backs is
carrying the pigskin.
A WELL-MULLED quarterback
i should bn thoroughly acquainted
with play that should be used in
certain eatien of the field and pn
certain downs. Cetutant pracuea
In tht$ phet 0 the gamt often mah$$
AI Vrrtwtkm will set back Inte action
tnia ween. lie wui meet jennny XVeigaat
In the wind-up at the Cambria Club Friday
night. Teunhey Murray v Al Willi, u
ijnei s-iiariirx itunim lieylf
s-JK?m Brennan
the aetnl. I'relfmai Chart
xi naner. jacK note vi
fount Flttaimmen vs.
Iloela fleyle va
im Rr.nn.n ana
Kid Ooedman,
Oeerrla Keilr tnalata that he wae the
winner In hie natch with rranlsle Kline at
the Cayety laat week and la willing te prove
he le the better boxer In a return bout.
David Rklar, local nawaber, ha a
tie netle iimi ae a manaa-er. He
sandera, 118. and Charier Qreen,
entered
under
KT.i'""u Jr;'.55 WIVEfXLJi9 Mf tr
hi wins.
Qirfnn. welterwelaht. r-ki.i.
Weaey, bantamweight, will represent Phlla.
L"rCi u ." .I,1Y.-1
tKJ,7 .l01 AtWitls Club flaturtajr night
Hpth of theae mtttmen will compete In the
fhiradelphia cbampienahlpe at the Olympl
ffl7TfjniOr 91 ww jiUTvuiVWr mi.
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writs tn piles.
"QUIXET" GARAGES
H. F. HILDRETH
SOS N. 3RD ST. PHILA.
etas far ta
C. O. PRUDEN CORP.
Within
the Law
Thle label tnaesnm what It aay
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$q.be $12 $8,0
Pure
Lambs'
Weel
Sweaters
Mall Orders
Qlven Prompt Attentlea
Marshall E. Smith & Bre.
Uan'e
PmrnteMnge
Incorporate
724 Chestnut Street
Athletic
Goods
' -1
MauauiinniniiM
tetiWM&&MWS
ara Joey Htephena, ltij Dannv nrnn, 'itlf
and Harry Stephana. IBS. Theae boxer,
who will compel unattached are gritlni
Inte condition 11 1 Jack O'nrlen'a. "'"ins
Fal Martin, IIS, winner of three rupa and
two ring at the Oayety. I keeping In hap
by aparr n dallr with 8ptk Corbett.
ckey Burn,
llghtwetchi
Columbia Flva Practices
New Yerk. , Nev. T. Candidate for the
reluinhlii tlnlverrltv x-nraltv nnil freehmnn
baaketball team reported te Coach Je Denr.
iiernuy lur til nrmi wum
brier prariue.
Ins In tli gym ytaUrduy fur th
out Ol ine eueun, u vrrr
De Reed for
"bitty" clothes
Ready-mades, with the flt
ironed in, cannot held the
satisfying snug set of clothes
that have been conscientiously
stitched and restitched. Have
your clethea made-te-measure.
Oar price are meaerat
IM aad spwirdi for Salts and Topcesli
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ANNUAL SALE OF
STEPHENS DEMONSTRATORS
As usual, our annual sale of demonstrator
cars, consisting of both closed and open models,
with prices far below the new-car cost. There
are ten of them, all priced te meve quickly.
Bear in mind, a demonstrator is a car that is
necessarily kept in the pink of condition, and in
buying one, you are net buying n second-hand
car, but a new car that has been scientifically
handled.
TRAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY
"Noted for its geed service and fair treatment"
252-251 NORTH BKOAD STHEET
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