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TO HOLD NATUNAL
HOCKEY TOURNEY
Women of America Will Compete,
Here for Highest Honors
During Thanksgiving Week
JO PICK ALL-PHILA. TEAM
Fer the first time Mnce women's field
fceckey wen Introduced te the United
fltt. some two dcondes-or mere ngp,
Mttenal teurnnment will be held te
drtwmlne the hent tenir. In the country.
The Idea of this nation -wide com cem
trtltlSn an evolved by the Kseru tlvc
KwnlWw of the newly formed United
ffiis National Field tlerhey Aworln Awerln
Z, of which Mr. Kdwnrd B. Krumb
bar. of HiMtnut Hill, te president.
Mr Kntmbhnar nnd her nw Intej
aspect te mnke field, heeltey the national
JJnw for girte of. this country, both In
SHprlwr ml fnll.lwln.- te the rteiiiR
mention of femininity whnt barabnll
Kd football are te the youthful mnle.
Heckey. as new played, under rule
drawn in by the British phyeirnl direc
tors, bi n rem.lt of their mnnv year'
experience with the geme. N lcl;al ! for
both (tlrli nnd wen.en, according te MIm
Tenstenre Appleby, physical director nt
Hen Mawr ("ellege nnd the first hoekey
booster te Innd en our f-heren.
TIiIh wnH wine twenty-odd yearn age,
ind it wne net very smooth nailing nt
first; but Ml-x Appleby persisted, nnd
row hnn the satisfaction of t-eelng (he
fame pinyni m wriwuiv ruij ""
Scheel ami college in the Kast.
Fer mnnv joure effort lime been
made te bring Hryn Mnwr. Wellesley
mid Vassnr together In friendly compe
tition, JiiKt n Ynle. Princeton nnd Ilnr
Tin! mict in nil branches of sport. Hut
faculty oppetltlou has prevented until
tUi year,
plan Open Tourney
But during ThnnkigUIng week there
Mil be held nt the Philadelphia Cricket
Club n competition open te any tenm
In the country that thinks it linn n
chance fur victory. Assurances hnve
been recehed tlmt entries will be en
band from Wellclev nnil Vnssur. while
Brrn Mnwr, ncoerding te Miss Appleby,
Mil be vcy much en the Jeb. However,
the rellrce tenm will net be entered
I itich, hut merely ns iudlvidunl tenir.x.
It h alae expected tlmt Kosten, New
Tork nnd possibly even Chlcnge will
end elevens picked from (he best play
er in tliee respective cities, while nn
All-1'hllndelphlu team is ulrendy in
process of fermntlf n.
The task of selecting; nn All -Philadelphia
eleven hns been wished en n
committee composed of Miss ArmiicUl nnd
Miss hast, Kngllsh hockey experts who
came ever thin fall te conch Mime of the
local club tennis nnd try te rnise the
tamlnrd of piny in this country; Miss
Hazel Coffin, of the Germnntewu
Cricket Club: Miss McLean, of Itlvcr Itlvcr
ten; Miss Mnrls, of the Philadelphia
Schools' Heckey Lengue, nnd Miss
Bead, of the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
A scries of trinl mntches will be held
t the St. Martins Club nt frequent
intervals. The first of these tests was
taged c8terdny, nnd there wns n fair
lized turnout, some twenty-II vt girls
and young women being en hand.
Twe teams were picked at random
and sent ngnlnst ench ether, while fre
quent substltutieni. were ninde se rhnt
all present were enabled te show their
wares.
There nre seme excellent pliers in
the Schools' Lengue nnd it would net be
urprlslng if two or three of them
aade th All-Philndelphln tenm, though
they will have te hit nnd held n speedy
pace te bent out the stnr.s who com
posed the elewn that went te Knglnnd
two ears age nnd fought under the
Vimiter my colors against tlie eleveu
British invaders Inst fall.
Mlis Tewnscnd en Team
Miss Anne Townsend, who formerly
Played for the Merlen Cricket Club, but
i new one of the mainstays of the
Kirerteii Country Club's eleven in the
Intemub League, is practically nssuren
of a place. She lias been the enptnin nnd
center forward of the All-Phlludelphin
team for the last two years, and is
about the best wieldcr of the crooked
mallet ever developed in this district.
Mrs. C. C. Mndcrin, who before her
marriage uns Miss Snrnh N'ellsen lind
a corking geed tennis player as well as
clas'.j hockey stnr, is one of the best
goal tenders in this district, while .Miss
ULi,,',w,,"M fombinntien play
With Jliss lewnsenil lms nuwln Tllunr.
ten Inte a t hamplnushlp contender this!
Tear. aIe rnnnnt lu verlnnl,i -"i
Then there Is MIf,s Ilearns, n former
Bryn Majw tar; Miss Mary Mor
gan, ai.et her lumlnnry developed bv
MIm J Applebv at linn Mnwr. Miss
Charlette nnd Miss nilanheth Chesten,
ntCri' ?f uv- n,ul Mrs- "ndcllffe
enllv'."f c '" , "HI. who- nre
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We Hues, and n Imsi t ..t,..u u
pems f t. RIim(i whom Jt j f
Jelt te tee emitted from the llnnl lli.e-
J'"! nil the teams in the
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this fii "t'"K ,ly 1:,,R lsl1 -lructew
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ARE OUT TO REPEAT
ARE AFTER CROWN
Lewer .Merlen, Norristown and
Berwyn te Battle for
Suburban Honors
WINNER MAY PLAY ST. JOE
WALTER FRENCH
Fermer Wwt Point football star,
who is coach nnd quarterback of
the Conshehocltcn eleven
HOLMESBURG SIGNS
SEVERAL NEW MEN
Fermer Penn Star Will Oppose Con Cen Con
hehocken en Saturday
Mnnaeer 'WnHer Hlilsnlpr. nf tlm
Helmesburc football eleven, will have
several new players In the Hnr-uii of
the big auburbnn team when they meet
Conshehockcn in the iinnunl gridiron
clnsh nn Saturday at Conshohocken.
.Shlssler is net ecrtnln who the new
comers will be, but one will likely be it
former Itcd and liluc star of note. He
will u!m) be in the (.'Mine the following
week against Frunkferd.
Helmesb'trg fans nre net In the least
dismayed nt the 0-te-2 setbnek en Sun
day by Melrose. Manager Shissler snjs
his team should liae wen b three
touchdowns, nnd the fumbling of two
players was responsible for the defeat.
A big 'delegation of funs will oc ec oc
cempnny the team te Conshohocken en
Saturday. Moterbusses will leave
Ulinwn street for Conshohocken In
plenty of time. This plan was made
necessary nt the last minute owing te
ii slipup in making arrangements for the
usual speclnl train.
Jlelmesbury Is out te win ns they
want te enter then their Frnnkferd
game undefeated. Majer Under, of At
lnntlu City, may be nn official nn Muttn--
day ns he is expected te necept the in
vitatien of the Conshohocken A. A. The
ironworkers mnv nlnv Krnnkfnnl nfi
November 2.", according te reports.
KARNAC-LOGAN'S GOOD WORK
Germantown Eleven Adda Racine te
Lilt of Victims
' Knrnnc-Legan, wiilrdi has been set-,
ting n fast pace among the traveling
foetbnll teams, scored its latest achieve
ment ngninst Itaelne. The latter was
completely eutplnjed und benten at its
own game.
Racine, noted for its lilie-plunging
backs, was stepped in nearly every
period. Counting flrt downs Karinac
had 22 in 0 for Itaelne. The hall was
In Ilncine's territeiy virtually all the
time the play was called with the ball
en Rnfine's ."-jnrd line following nn
argument.
Knrniic in enen for tills Sntiinlnv
nnd would like te henr fiem Phoenix-
vllle, Luncnstcr or nny lirst-class team.
Karnnc ts traveling exclusively this
year. Fer game adi res A. F. Ilnleer.
41)04 Yerk read, or phone Wjeming,
3731 during the day.
Wlssahlcken Wants Game Saturday
The Wl.nuhlclten fentball tenm. wclxht
185 puundH. huU a Kiitnc with (!ernmnteMi
(or Snlurdny, but the cmi wim HUit.Vnly
cancel-!! thlH mernlntr. Any team ulshlmr
this attrnrtlen hhuulil c ill O K. Yuuiu.
Victer 21)10.
Fer the first time in many yenrs nn
undisputed chnmplen nmeng suburbnn
high school elevens looms. In previous
years sevrrnl tennis elnimed thejnvth
innl honors nnd enlv Inst fallwlryn
Athyn Academy nnd AblngtenwHIh
were both in tike front rank, while
Hwnrlhmere Prep nlse put In u clnlm
for the honors.
New with the npprench of Thnnlts
giving nnd the end of tli6 gridiron sea
son the denesters nre nsnin httsv cnlmr
ever the records of the vnrleus auburbnn
elevens. Three ten ins stnnd out ns con-tender-i
for thc coveted title which Is
nnnnnllv awarded. Added Interest ts
ntrtiehed te the selection of the premier
tenm this yenr due te the fnct thnt
Ihe Rrewn University Alumni linn de
cided te nlvc n eup te the chnmplen.
According te the plans of the Brown
Alumni, in ense two schools stnnd out
nhnve the rest, h post-sensen gnme will
be played te decide the winner.
Lewer Merinn High. Ilerwyn Utah
nnd Norristown High nre the only
tennis thnt ran claim the title nnd en
the ontreme of this trle'R futuregnmeH
will rest the decision as te the title
bolder. Lener Merlen hns been un
defeated te date, nlthnugh tied by Iler
wyn. wliilp Norristown hns net even
been held te n tie nnd recently defented
Ilemllnir High, one of the best tenms in
the State,.
Berwyn Defented Once
Uerwyn is ranked among these pres
ent, but u close survey of their record
shows thnt in addition te the tie with
Lewer Mellen, the Ilerwyn boys hnvu
one defent nn their record. This set
'"'k i-nme nt the hands of West Cath
olic High.
Lewer Merlen has proved its class bv
downing LniiMlewtie High, i-onquerers
of Penn Charter, nnd lias also scored
"'"'Nldeil victories ever Ahingten nnd
t heiu-nhnm. two ether suburban rlvnls.
Twe games remain en the Ardmore
fM," schedule, one with Hndden
HcIkIiN ami tlie big nime with Undnnr
High for the Main Line title. Fer the
tirst time in t-evernl .enrs Lewer Merlen
is the fnverlte te win this gnme.- since
Itndner hns nlrendy bowed te Lans Lans
dewne and Ilerwyn.
At Norristown the team under Coach
iimmerman nns neen bowling ever nil
opposition, and incidcntnlly rolling up
'n record total of points n't the snme
time. Am team thnt can take en Phee-
iiiAvmi- jukii nun Heading liigii en
successive Sntuidays nnd turn in vic
tories ever both deserves some con
sideration. Four morn gnmes still re
main en the Norristown fcchedule, but
none of these battles is with tennis in
this section, nnd in cempnriug local
elevens these coming battles can be dis
counted, legnrdless of the result.
The games still en the Blue und
W bite schedule are Lnnsferd High,
Bethelehem High. Allentown High nnd
the Cnivcigity of Pennsylvania fresh
men second team.
Norristown Confident
Incidentally. Norristown High is
confident of finishing the year unde
feated and plans te challenge the win
ner ni i ue city title with n view te
becoming Kastern champions. Fnns
nn the Srhujlkill feel that the citv
title will go te the winner of the St'.
.Testph Prep-Cntlmlie High K,MP 0
lhijnksgiiiiig Day. This iew Is tnken
with tin- epectatien that St. Jeseph
will defeat Penn Charter tomorrow in
tin- big mterleague game of the tear.
Providing Noriistewn cm win the
Hubiubnn title, n game between Zim
merman's pets nnd flie Catholic
League winners would be n greuX
grid treat.
Southern and Catholic High
Schools Each Have Four
Veterans
ARRANGE STIFF SCHEDULES
u By PAt'L PREP
Twe bnsketbnll fives thnt reigned su
preeo nmeng the city school teams
during the 11121 cnge sensen, namely,
Southern Hlijh njid Catholic High, nre
well fortified for the coming campaign.
Each quintet has four players bnck
from the Inst yenr tenm, which wen the
pennants in their respective leagues,
nnd have, ninny candidates out for the
one position le be filled.
Southern High, although net having
four regulars has four player who have
worked in the innuhlne. Twe of the
players nre classed ns regulars because
they participated in mnny of tlie games
last year.
"Mcnehy" Cieldblntt and Feley nre
the veterans, while Lin nek nnd Llcbcr
man nre almost sure of being en the
first 11 ve.
Conch Mueller's big problem is fill
ing the gap made by the. graduation of
"Beds" Slterr, center man. Hhcrr whs
considered the best plvetjn the lengue
last j ear.
If he is unable te develop n geed
tap-off from the mnny thnt re
pot t, Meuller intends te shift one of
his regulars te the position. Frem
present indications it will be one of
the two new plnjers, Llcbcrman or Lit
nck. A stiff schedule hn.s been nrranged.
Starting the latter part of I his month
the team will play twenty-four games,
closing Februnry 27.
A difficult situation which will face
Mueller cemen in Februnry with gradu
ation. He will lese all but one man,
Liebermnn. Then his troubles will
start its he has te face home strong
teams from thntf time en.
Legan, McNnlly, Maxwell and Clif Clif
eord nre the four members of last year's
Catholic tenm, and Schnnf, a brilliant
forward of the second teum, will fill fn
the position left vncnnt by the gradu
nrien or mptutn ceney.
Twe of the four nre tdnying feet
bnll, nnd will he In geed shape for
tlie opening gnme, which does net come,
until the I rst week in December. They
nre MrNnllv nnd Maxwell. The for
mer will play his Inst year of basket-
uun. it is nlse iiis font tn.
In his freshman year McNnlly tried
for the tenm nnd succeeded in ob
taining n reaular berth in the latter
part of the season. He has held it
ever since. He was the best center of
tlie Catholic League the last two seu seu
sens. The Catholic-Southern bnttle, which
generally results In u grcnt tussle. Is
ngnln down en the card for the sc.-i-ren.
This time, however, the game will
be played In the Catholic Auditorium
nt Beard and Vine streets.
Within
the Law
Thia tabtl meant what it tay
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