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Phila. Manufacturers' Basket
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Wcdnendnv Atlantic City nt Camden.
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Saturday Philadelphia at Heading.
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PHILADELPHIA'S "major" miner
bankrthatl league ntnrts Itn third sen
Mil tonight, when the Philadelphia
Mauufacturcra' Ilasltntball League In
auRurntrs Its third campaign,
A glance nt the personnel of the eight
clubs comprising the circuit revcala the
fact Hint only one of the tcntni thnt
fnlslicd the 1021-22 rncc l buck.
Seven new clubs have been granted
franchises. Therefore the strength of
the team or league ns n whole Is un
certain. In the Hat of eligible players
announced by Secretory Jehn J. Denny
are prominent basketball player.
The tpnma will play en Mondays and
WcdaciilaMt. The reason Is divided
into two halves, the winner of tin first
half meeting the second half tltlclielilcr
for the championship at the dose of
the Ecasen.
The Personnel
Tonight ut Yennh Hall the first four
dubs come together, Colenlnl Ice
Cream mixes with Ovcrbrenk Carpet,
and in the second tilt It. . Wilbur
Sens combat Keystone Telephone. On
Wednesday National Metal Kdge Com
pany opposes Steel Ilcddlc, nnd Mos
lem ftz & Herbnch will tackle Pnswen,
Gottlieb & Ulnck.
Yennh Hall has been nil polished
up for basketball this tension. Several
new clinlrs have been secured for the
spectators and the cage has been re
built se that It compares with the best.
One thousand persons can easily see
the games.
James Itumspy, who has handled the
Jeb of referee in fine btylc during the
life of the Manufacturer' League, bns
again been appointed In the job of
eleventh mnn in the rnge, nnd, follow
ing the lend of the Eastern League, all
games must start at 0 P. M.
Jasper In Frent
One team in the Eastern League
came through with n perrentage of
1.000 last week, and that team was
none ether than the Lnwrcncc-Gnlle
combination, representing this city us
the Jaapcr Jewels. The Kcnsingteniana
defeated Atlantic City nnd Coatesville,
and new occupies a place in the first
eel Ien.
The two triumphs made it three
ucccsslvc victories for Jasper. The
only home team te suffer defeat was
Atlantic City, nnd Dec Ncwnmn'a boys
arc new down near the bottom of the
race. Just a gajne nliend of Heading.
The Hears broke Inte the winning
column Saturday by turning back the
chore lads, .13 te 22. Gurry Schmeelk
debuted nt Prctzeltewn, and like all of
Harry's 00!) first games in his career
J5e was a whirlwind nnd wen the game
for his team.
There Is a change in the Jnsper home
ichedule this week. Tomorrow night
it the Hese Garden they mingle with
the league-leading Camdens, and en
Saturday trnvel te Heading. Camden
Beets Atlantic City nt home this week.
Straighten Player Tangle
The Eastern and New Yerk State
Learnies hnve reached nn agreement re
garding pln.xers Friedman, Heilrnn nnd
Bleenda. They must give the Eastern
League preference, but they enn piny
yith Albany when they have off nights
here.
, This derision wns reached nt n meet
ing in New Yerk yesterday uttended by
Leuis Stolz, president of the New Yerk
State I.enguej Prank Mnrgcnweck, of
Kingsten, nnd William lleplnstnll. of
Albany, for the New Yorkers, and Wil
liam J. Scheffer, president of the East
ern I.cngup : Michael Hegcrs, of Jasper,
and l red Walters, of Trenten, for the
Eastern League.
The Trey club claimed Joe Hrcnnnn
Ming used by Jasper, and he wns turned
ever te thnt team. It was decided te
bar Irledinnn, Sedrnn and Iticendu
from playing in the Mctrolepitnl League
under penalty of a heavy fine. It was
aiw agreed te piny n seiies between the
winners of the New Yerk and Eastern
dengues ni the dose of. the Beusen.
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STAR TO PLAY HERE
Qierga H. Sutten Offn Odds of
100 or Ne Count
Geerge II. Sutten, the hnndlesa bil
liard star, who ranks with the finest
experts in the country, will appear to
day nnd tomorrow afternoon and eve
ning nt the Hec-rent Ien llllllard Acad
"my, 102.1 Market street. His oppo
nents will be the beat cueists in the
city, nnd he will offer the edda of 100
or no retllit against them. In addition,
he wlll give nn exhibition of fancy
shots after each match.
Despite the fact thnt he has nn
hands, Sutten has made a high run of
10011 nt straight rail billiards, and one
of 700 nt 18.2-bnlk line. In nddltieit
te being n crack bllllnrdlst, Sutten is
a fine penman, n cartoonist of merit
nnd nn expert rifle and pistol shot.
110 ENTRIES ARE IN FOR
PHILA. CHAMPIONSHIPS
Lecal Celebrities Will Referee and
Judge leuta
With 110 entries turned in for the
Philadelphia championships, tn be de
cided nt the Otymfiia tomorrow night
nnd Thursday night, under the nusplces
of the Quaker City A. A. nnd A. A. U.
rules, some lively competition will be
fmt nn nmeng the lecnl amntcur Itexers
efere the seven different titles nre
awarded, with the presentation of silver
loving cups te the winner and runner
up tn each of the clnssea.
William II. Hecnp, Franklin T. Mc
Crocken, Lew Tcmlicr, Temmy Lough Leugh
ran, Harry Cress, Sam IllarkUten nnd
Uenny llass will he among the referees
nnd judges te officiate In different bouts.
Jee Ccrvlne nnd Jehn Stcffcns will be
the timekeepers.
The finals will be decided en Thurs
day night.
Entry List fdr Phila.
Amateur Ring Titles
112.POUXD CLASH
Jeseph flreentinum, Seuth Phllndelphla,
J'rnnk Qeldamlth. North Philadelphia.
Ileuhy Kelly. Naval Secial Club.
J.'I.T.r" Diley. Seuth Philadelphia.
llllatn .Campbell. North rhllnVlphla.
n alter t onion. Penncjlvanln Railroad.
Knmul Walliice. Seuth Hnd Clul).
J, hnrley lleck.r. Wmt Phllndelphla
Bnlke Corbett. Seuth Phllndelphla.
J'?',"' Summers. Uuaker City A. A.
.ul HlUurmiii, Memlowbreok Club.
Hurrr '.'.B""' Quaker City A. A.
Merris nishnefsky. North Philadelphia,
llerman Urewnsteln. North rhlladelphla.
Jf0t'I U!lJ!.""f,,J'- fflirlcn'a Institute.
.Jehn White De Nerl.
J5.flr" rulhern Hhanahan Catholic Club.
VI llllum l.leta. Den Uoeee.
Jm. Ieva. Den nema
Sy.i!,l1n Ner,h fhllndelnhla.
S- i IS5I2 Slny!?1'. West Philadelphia.
ti'L1"!1? MeK'f'cr. .North Philadelphia.
Jehn Itcera. North Philadelphia.
Jee Reynold Kayeula C. C.
i I.,.0tr- Kaeula CO.
Jehn .Mclul-e. Karnula C. C.
Jehn O'llrlen. Shnnahnn C, C.
Jehn Mcrk. Kayeula C. C.
US-pound cr.Asa
Benjamin SamueUen. North Branch T. M.
hur,1 l" NeA,h Philadelphia,
jhlck eaev. Quiker City A. A.
Ilurrv (Ilml4l. y.ink.T I'ltv A. A.
ft'.Pl .Hm.e'"'i. w" Philadelphia.
Hareld Ijlpp North Philadelphia.
V"f.)mlnei.lch.V8?u,h Philadelphia
Jehn Mullln, North Branch Y. M C A
ft O-UennrtU yillaneva tJellwV' '
Thomaa I'lccene. Den Besco.
AndT Steij ey. Seuth Philadelphia.
ySSyHller'.,vlrt Philadelphia.
Frank Dean. Kayeula C. C.
ilh S,hal.,uclt4, North Philadelphia.
miflC".n1'"'' Seuth Philadelphia.
J lljlam Hpauiie. Seuth Philadelphia.
t'if-rvr.nn""r.- 8eu,h Philadelphia.
V.aE C."ii'T: fJ0,,,h Philadelphia.
Jehn Mi-Nell. Kayeula V, C.
Jehn Dalten. Kayeula C. C.
120-POUND CLASS
Jehn Master.en. Quaker City A A.
Irylnir Bader NertU Branch Y. M. C. A.
Edward Hall. Quaker City A. A.
,2Sn?15 1Ic'",0"'l. Quaker City A. A.
Bay Brem. Quaker City A. A.
James McCafferty, De Nrl.
V.rK8,nurW- Vlllaneva Collee.
Jehn Memphis. Seuth Philadelphia.
nedar Cen hey. Kayeula C. C
t-;nf.leiaBan,,WM."n;h Y. M. C. A.
I rank if.ieen, Kayeula C C.
J hemaa, Mitchell. Kayeula C. C.
J, rank Conners. Knjuula C. C.
Themas Illco. Kayeula C, C.
TAVh"1" leid. Kayeula (. C.
William Burke. Kayeula C. C.
185-POUND CLASS
acerm Walt. De Nerl.
(.lerke Tootles. Quaker City A. A.
Jee Moere. Seuth Philadelphia.
Ker2.nkt. Menrtlclne. Seuth Philadelphia.
"2 BnsenlwrK. T. N. T. Club.
SfflT' $?",', SeTJK Philadelphia
Bebby Wallace, Sphinx.
Ausustu; Trench. Quaker City A. A.
Temmy Maldy Seuth Philadelphia.
Artie Kane. Trojan,
i.TV .?'P,a,n Vlllaneva Celleget
fth-'"1" !'" ,?Mh Philadelphia I Ifh.
Jehn Carlln. Knynula C. C.
Jehn Denr. Kayeula V, C.
Themas llurke. Kenslnaten.
David aar,en, .south Philadelphia.
lleerte White. Kayeula ;. C.
147-POUND CLASS
ndwardCeyle. Sunshine.
Jamaa Gallagher. Kujeula C. O
1 red Lurna West Philadelphia,
frnncls Quinn. Quaker city A A.
UflW Tu'iBhlll. 1aeula C. C.
J. nm Harklns. Kaeula C. C,
vWlllnm Burns. Wen Philadelphia.
Themas Quinn. Went Phllndelphla.
i'.TkIl'i,D'wl.JJnlr,'l,' t Peansylvanla.
Jehn Byrne. Went Phllndelphla.
Manuel Trachter ber. Meaden brook.
100-POUND CLASS
Illlly Hlekey. Prnnkferd Indian.
Jehn Lukas. Unlierslty of Pennsylvania.
Armour Umhelti. West Philadelphia.
Juck flarleck. Vlllaneva Cellexe.
Jehn Quinn. Quaker City A. A.
Jhn p'Hera. O'Brien's inMltute.
PatJjnahue. O'Brien's Inatltute,
fcmlle Itkca. Kayeula C. C,
HEAVYWKIOHT
Daniel 8leack. West I'hlladephla
lVank Plrki'tt. Vllluneva Cellene.
Jehn Jncan. O'Brlen'a lneltut.
Hugh Hiiluer. North Philadelphia.
Kdward Keyt. Unhersltr of Pcnnilranla
James Larkln, Kawmla C. C. "nl".
Jehn Dade, West Philadelphia.
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FRANKFORD TO PLAY
FOR LEAGUE TITLE
Tackles Germantown High en
Friday in Champion
ship Tilt
CATHOLIC VS. HAVERHILL
By PAUL PBEP
Thn Puhtln Ttlvti ftnhnnl T.nns'itA mre
ban dwindled down te n battle between
two teams Frankford High and Ger
mantown High. Therefore, aa these
two elevens are arlirilitled tn rlnsh Fri
day afternoon en the Northeast High
t leitl the championship will be decided.
The tthodule makers, although ap
parently they did net realize It. booked
the teams nt the opportune time and In
terest runs high ever the outcome of
the fray.
Frankford. the rhnmnlnn nf lest sen-
son, liaa made the better showing In the
league games, but thin does net neces
sarily mean thnt It will have no trouble
with the Cllvetlensl
They have wen three gemes and tied
one. The deadlock was played with
West Philadelphia High, each team
scoring a touchdown and adding the
extra point en Hie placement goal.
Central High. Southern High nnd
Northeast High fell before their
prowess. This gives them n total of
seven points.
(Sermantewn has been defeated.
Southern High, going at a het Pace
earlier in the season, bent the CHvcdens,
2? te 14. Since then West Philadel
phia High, Central High and Northeast
High have beaten Coach Miller's
eleven.
West Philadelphia High was defeated
by Germantown High, which furnished
the surprise of the Meason. The Speed
buys are new playing the best game of
any team in the league.
Southern High after starting off well,
fell by the wayside. This in n way,
however, can be contributed te the less
of "Menchy"()eldblatt. Oeldle was In
jured af'er he hud participated In a
league gune for sis minutes against
Germantown High.
Central and Northeast arc nt the
bottom of the league. The latter has
failed te win a came In four starts,
and the Crimson and Gray just man
aged te GCere one victory.
Injuries hurt both teams' chances,
Dr. O'Brien particularly having his
worst year In this respect. He was
never sure of his lineup for a game.
A merry fight is being waged for the
Catholic League crown. St. Jeseph
Prep leads the league with two victories
and leeks te be favorite, although
nothing will be definitely decided until
it meets Catholic High in the Turkey
Day game nn Thanksgiving morning at
the Phillies' Ball Park.
Catholic High receivnd a setback
Friday when It wn held te n deadlock
by Vlllaneva Prep. Vlllaneva Prep la
still In the tight as the result of thp tie,
while Saleslanum High, the new entry,
and West Catholic Illitji arc out of the
running ns the result of their two
losses.
An Interactienal clash of much im-
United States Shipping Beard
INVITES OFFERS FOR PURCHASE QF
Eight Steel Carge Vessels and
One Steel Refrigerator Vessel
The United States Shipping Beard, through the United States
Shipping Beard Emergency Fleet Corporation, invites offers for the
purchase of any or all the following steel cargo and refrigerator ves
sels, which have been appraised and are te be sold at private competi
tive sale.
SS "CHAS. H. CRAMP" Located at Balti
more; Steel cargo; Approximate specifica
tions! Deadweight, 9395 tens. Grean, 6220
tens, Net, 3812 tens: Engine, One Quadruple
expansion, 3300 I. H. P.; 4 Scotch boilers;
Oil burning; Builders, Wm. Cramp & Sens
Ship & Engine Building Company, Philadel
phia, Pan 1920.
SS "Henry S. Greve" Located at Baltimore;
Steel Carge; Approximate specificatiens:
Deadweight, 9412 tens, Gress, 6220 tens, Net,
3812 tens; Engine, One Quadruple expansion,
3300 I. H. P.; 4 Scotch boilers; Oil burning;
Builders, Wm. Cramp & Sens Ship & Engine
Building Company, Philadelphia, Pa., 1920.
SS "CAPE HENRY" Located at Norfolk;
Steel cargo; Approximate specifications!
Deadweight, 7371 tens, Gress, 4628 tens, Net,
2832 tens; Engine, One triple expansion,
2500 I. H. P.: 3 Scotch boilers; Ceal burning;
Builders, Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation,
Sparrows Point, Md., 1918.
SS "CAPE ROM AINE" Located at Norfolk;
Steel cargo; Approximate specifications j Dead
weight, 7371 tens, Gress, 469S tens, Net 2880
tens; Engine, One triple expansion, 2500
I. H. P.; 3 Scotch boilers; Ceal burning;
Builders, Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation,
Sparrows Point, Md., 1918.
SS "NEPONSET" Operating! Steel refrig
erator; Approximate specificatiens: Dead
weight, 9766 tens, Gress, 7485 tens, Net,
All offers received en or before December 6, 1922, will be considered and no
award will be made before that date. Negotiations may be continued there
after; and all offers received prier te final award will be considered.
These ships will be sold "as is, where is," at date of sale, exclusive of con
sumable stores, fuel and leased equipment, and without warranty or guaranty as
te condition, description, capacity or tonnage, but with warranty against liens.
Bids should be submitted en a lump sum basis and must be accompanied bv
certified check for two and one-half per cent 2y2) of the amount offered. Thfs
sum will be credited en the purchase price if award is made te the bidder or will
be retained by the Beard en account of damages if the successful bidder fails te
complete the purchase. Checks will be returned promptly te bidders whose offers
are rejected.
The Beard reserves the right te reject any or all bids.
Bids should be addressed te the - -
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UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD
WASHINGTON, D. C.
and marked "Bid for (name of steamer) "
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All-Scholastic
Grid Candidate
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BILL BRADLEY
At Southern High Scheel Coach Kerr
has one of the best centers in the Pub
lic High Scheel in Itlll Bradley.
Bradley Is the fastest pivot that the
Red and Black has had In many moons.
Hehlnes both en the offense and de
fense, and Is in almost every P'ty
This is his second year of football.
In the latter part of the 1021 season
Bradley reported te Coach Kerr and
obtained a regular berth. He performed
well nt the time, but net much was
heard of him due te the mediocre team
which represented the downtown school
at the time.
This season he started out with a
rush, and It was apparent aj the very
outset that ether centers would have
a hard time In beating him out for a
place en the all-mythical eleven.
He Is n fighter from the word "go."
He inserted plenty of pep In the rest
of the team and was responsible for the
Improved showing of the players.
Bradley is a senior and will graduate
in February. He is eighteen years old
and stads live feet nine Inches. He
weighs UK) pounds.
pertnnce is scheduled for Saturday
afternoon. Catholic High, with a large
delegation of alumni, will journey te
Haverhill, Muss., where it will play the
St. James High Schel team.
The Massachusetts eleven came here
last year and turned back the local
eleven, 20 te 0. The Purple and Geld
hopes te redeem itself and even the
scries.
MAHRT IS INELIGIBLE
Star West Virginia Halfback Won't
Play Against W. and J.
Morgantown, V. Vn., Nev. 20.
Arming Mahrt. the star halfback of the
West Virginia University football team,
has been declared Ineligible, according
te an announcement of the Athletic
Committee.
West Virginia has net lest a game
this season and is te tibiy Washington
nnd Jeffersen at Morgantown en
Thanksgiving Day. Mnhrt's offensive
piny nnd kicking were Important fac
tors in the mountaineers' success this
season.
4565 tens; Insulated cargo space, 404,285
feet: Engine, One triple expansion, 2500
I. H. P.; 4 Scotch boilers; Oil burning;
Builders, Sun Shipbuilding Company, Ches
ter, Pa., 1918.
SS "LIBERATOR" Located at Norfolk;
Steel Carge; Approximate specifications;
Deadweight, 11,713 tens, Gress, 7707 tens,
Net, 5892 tens; Engine, One triple expanalen,
2800 I. H. P.; 3 Scotch boilers; Oil burning;
Builders, Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation,
Alameda, Calif., 1918.
SS "WESTHAVEN" Operating; Steel Carge;
Approximate specificatiens: Deadweight, 8619
tens, Gress, 5781 tens, Net, 4140 tens;
Engine, One triple expansion, 2800 I. H. P.;
3 Scotch boilers; Oil burning; Builders,
Skinner & Eddy Cerp., Seattle, Wash., 1917.
SS "WEST IRMO" Located New Yerk; Steel
Carge; Approximate specificatiens: Dead
weight, 8759 tens, Gress, 5900 tens, Net.
3670 tens; Engine, one triple expansion, 3000
I. H. P.; 3 Scotch boilers; Oil burning;
Builders. Ames Shipbuilding Compan,
Seattle, Wash., 1919.
SS "WEST CAWTHOX" Located at Balti
more; Steel Carge; Approximate specifica specifica
teons: Deadweight, 8553 tens, Gress, 5972
tens; Net, 4529 tens; Engine, One triple ex
pansion, 2800 I. H. P.: 3 Scotch boilers; Oil
burning; Builders. Southwestern Shipbuilding
Company, San Pedre, Calif., 1919.
Fl
OLEY CONTINUES
TO LEAD SCORERS
Southern High Halfback Has
32 Points Three Tied
for Second Place
BENDERE "INTERAC" CHAMP
Feley, the fleet halfback of Southern
High Scheel, continues in the lead for
the Individual scoring honors of the
Public High Scheel League. The Red
and Black star added seven points te
his total of last week. He registered
the touchdown against Frankford High
and booted the placement goal after
the score. He has thirty-two points.
There are three men tied for the sec
ond position. Wcckcs, Frankford's
captain j Carberry, of Germantown
High, nnd Liggett, of West Philadel
phia High, each have twenty-five
points,
Tim last-mentioned player made the
biggest gain of the week, getting three
touchdowns in the Central game Fri
day. The ether two men made touch
downs. Bendcrc, captain of the Hnverferd
Scheel eleven. Is individual scoring
champion of the Interucademle League
which closed last Week. The Main Line
team leader just nosed out Cnrr, of
Germantown Academy, by getting two
touchdowns nnd n placement goal te
the latter's one Mere nnd one place
ment kick. Twe points separated the
men, Bendcre having thirty-nine and
Cnrr thirty-seven.
Whitney Brill, of Pcnn Charter, fin
ished third with thirty points, counted
en five touchdowns.
There is a triple deadlock for the lead
In the Catholic League. McKlnney;
Osberne, of St. Jeseph's Prep, nnd Mc
Nallv, of Catholic High, nre the play
ers In the tie. Each has twenty-four
points.
Osberne nnd McXnlly each tallied n
pair of touchdowns in Friday's games.
oil and Prestevltch, Vlllaneva Prep
and St. Jeseph Prep, nre tied for sec
ond place with twelve points.
PCOMC HIOII SCHOOL l.RAOUE
Plarer Rehn.il Tn ti vn V
rniey, neuinern nign
Weeices. Kran'rfferd High....
Carberry. O-rmontewn High.
Clausen. Prnnkferd High....
Edwards, Cmtral Hlh
Samuels, Southern High...
Chadwiclt. flermentewn High
Bergman. West Phlln. High.
Llgsett. We.t Phlla. High.
Krtaeh, Germantown High..
Mannne. West Phlla. High
Oe'dblatt, Southern High..
Maheney. Northeast High. .
I.eln. Heuthern High
Rnlmer. QermnnteTn High.,
Balrtersnn. Northern lllsh.
M. Bennett. Frankford High.
Pel p. West Phlla. High....
Walker. We.t Phlle. II..
Kliher, Cential High
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INTBRACADKMIC LGAOIIB
Ilendere. Haverford Scheel , , , t .,
M. smith, I'tnn Charter. .
XV. Ilrlll. Tenn Charter . . .
carr. Curmante.vn Acad
Freemen. Penn Charier..
M. llr.ll, Penn Charter...
Olleme. Haverford Scheel..
KneMnnch. Episcopal Acad..
O'Mcara, St. Luke's Scheel. .
McAdam-. Haverfcrd Scheel.
Thetraa. Haverford Scheel..
Oekes, St. Luke's Scheel....
Ennland. Haverford Scheel...
Mitchell. Penn Charter 1
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Football Standings
In Scholastic Leagues
public moil Bciioer, i.nAem:
... Wen I.nst Tie Pis.
Frankford High 3 0 1"
Oermantewn Hluh 3 10 0
JVeet I'hlln. High. alia
Beu hern lllgh 12 18
Central High l a 0 2
Northeast High O 1 1
FINAL l.NTi:ilACADKMIC l.BAOUB
Wen I.U Tlel'U.
Prnn Charter 4 0 0 8
llavcrferd Scheel a I H
St. t.ukn'a.- ,',' 2 2 0 4
Uertnantewn Acad 1 a e a
Rplirepul Aca.l 0 4 0 V
CATHOLIC LHAQUU
Wen Lest TlePts.
Bt. Jeseph Prep 2 e 4
Catholic High 1 u 1 .1
JVMI Catholic High 12 0 2
Vlllaneva Prep 0 111
Haleslunum lliei 0 2 v u
SOCCIill
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Wen I-est Tie Pts.
frankferd High 2 0 1 S
Northeast High 2 1 u 4
West Phlla. lllsh 1 2 4
Central High 1 1 IB
(Jurmnntewn High 12 0 2
Heuthirn HUM 0 8 0 0
PltlVATi: SCHOOLS LRAOL'i:
. . Wen Lest Tie Pts.
Oermantewn 1'rlends 4 e 0 S
Penn Charter 4 2 0 H
Haverford Hrhe.il 4 t e (t
Wilmington Krlrnds 14 0 2
Friends' Select 0 fl 0 0
Tlnbelakn, St. Luke's Scheel. . 1 a 0
Bltley. J'inn Charter 1 0 U
Atheiitmeh. O-rmanteun Acud.. loe
Kwlng. Ilawfefl Scheel 10 0
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CATHOLIC I.BAOUK
McNnlly, Calhetlc Hleh 4
MeKlfiney. Catholic Itltfh 3
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Oelmrne, St. Je.eph Prep 4 O 0
lllcrllng, We.t Catholic HlKh.. 2 n e
Vnll. Vllluneta 1 2 u 0
Pro.tevltch. St. Jeseph Prep... 2 0 '
Mcllugh, St, .leHMih I'rcp 1 0 0
Hetter. Cithnllc High 1 I) e
McDonald, West Catholic HlKh. 10 0
Neville. We.t C.lthell: Illgn.. 10 0
MrCauley. Cnthnlie High 10 0
Murph, Weet Catholic High... 0 10
Kane, -t. Jes.pli 10 0
Marin, Vtllurvnn Prep 0 2 0
MADONNA AT ST. PETER'S
Basketball Teams Play Important
Cage Contest Tonight
The Madenna basketball team will
piny an important game tonight with
the St. Peter's quintet nt the hitter's
hnll nt imi4 North Fifth street.
Jee Iemliiirdl. iniinuger of Madenna.
In nn effort te s-trctiKthcii the team, has
signed Teil(Hugg te Jump center.
Brune and Nucitra will be the forwards
nnd Brooks and Repctte the guards.
Milntte and Cesta are the extra men.
Sfudennii has many big games bonked
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number of open dates.
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demand mis
Full-powered
gasoline
Heat is the thing that runs your meter. Heat is
the expansive force that drives your pistons, turns
your wheels, moves your car or truck.
The greater the number of heat.preducing units
a gasoline has the greater its potential power. But
potential power is net actual power.
Unless every particle of fuel burns unless all the
heat units are developed and utilized in one concen cencen
trated effort power is wasted.
Atlantic is full-powered because it net enlv "has
the goods," but "delivers" them. It is a finely oil
culated combination of the high heat-producing ele
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volatile elements needed te make ignition quick and
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Atlantic is se scientifically balanced its "chain
of boiling points" se complete and uniform every
possible calorific unit gets into action te make geed
the assertion that Atlantic Gasoline "Puts Pep in
Your Moter."
ATL ANTI C
PRINCETON FULL OF JOY
Prealdent Hlbben Congratulates
Tiger Team and Ceachea
Princeton, Nev. 20, The tremendous
enthusiasm that butvt forth nt the last
blast of the referee's whistle when the
Princeton football team triumphed ever
Yale In still In the nlr nt Tlgertewn
as the Orange nnd Black's dreams of e
hlg three championship is u realized
fact.
Nothing else is talked nbeut en the
campus but Coach Reper's lighting
eleven, thnt surged slowly but surely
from n poorly rated team' te one In the
topmost ranks.
Among these who nre full In their
praise of the Nassau team Is President
lllhhcn, who In n statement given last
night congratulated the team nnd the
coaches en their remarkable season and
assured them of the pride of the univer
sity, net only for their victory, but nle
for the indomitable spirit they have
Minwn throughout the jear.
This tiftcrnoen willing freshmen will
be sent scurrying around for weed for
the championship bonfire thnt will In
built ever the old cannon and lighted
by Captain Dickensen. Bonfires were
built in 1IH0 nnd 1020 when Prlnceter.
tied Harvard and beat Yale, but this
will be the firft time since 1011 thnt
the Tiger bus recorded a straight vic
tory ever both Its rivals nt the same
time.
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Cluett.Pcabedy i,Co,iecfaf(m
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Schoolboy Scores
Lewer Merlen HlKh, Si Radner HJtiV n
P. I. D Tt I Halle Prep. 0.
Ilethlehem Prep, 6. Perklemen Scheel, S. tl
Kxeter. 12 Andnver. 9.
Atlantic City Itlah. Oi Camden Mlh. I.
Oreeimliurir fllith. 27: Hiirrleburg f.. iO,
f rt'riiniiurK nedi. ..li iinrnieur. A.,
Swarthm ire Prep, 7: Prlnroten Prep, 0.
1. nt.,! t l.nri 4a t la lt.. 1..J .
dldnr ltapfds High. 2,11 Walt High. li.
. Hcett High. Teledo, 4.1; Marlnetta (in.)
High, 1U.
IHoklneen Pre.h, 1.1: Lemnyne High, .
W"tinnah Military, 3D; Farm Scheel, t,
Salrslenum High, IS: Wilmington M t.
I.erlc Has en. 34: Wlndher High. 0.
...'i.aiiei. .ikm, ,j inriii'iv.11 mail, ip, , '
Yerk High, at: Stevens Trade, V I i,l
West Chestee Ner.. S; Miller-vim Ner,, 0,
ifliniiMnr msn, ,; uneiter man, Wt
j'rp-iana tugn, fiz: uarrontewn Mign
.inneney i;uy iiign, m: iiaateten n, W.
Ces Idale Hlifh. 7Sj Freeland. 0.
Litisferd High, 13: Summltt Hill W., a
Lafayette PYcsh, 83: Seranten Tech., fl.
Wlldwoe.! Hlrh. 20: Ocean City Hleh, B.
NorrlMev-n High, Oi Ilethlehem Hlgtl, fl.
W)einln Hem., 71; DI:klnsen Bern., 0.
Kluln. Ill
Shenandoah It., 1.1: Mount Carmei K., iJ.
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II.. 10: An.enla. Conn., if.. A.
Rhamekln lllsh, 13; lUemfburs High, 9.
Wllll.imsperl High, ID: Ht.elten Hlrh, 0.
I'leasantvllle High. It: MoJ-estewn H., 0.
Qualt Tiewn High, in; Ilrl.tel High. .
tlloemnhurg Ner.. 14: St. Themas C., 7.
Williamson. 13: Alumni, 12.
eai-gMiie iiitrn, ' went i;nsier, u.
Harry Qreb and Manager Split
llttshurgh. Nev 20, Harry Clreb. light
heawelKht chntnrlen. tll(ly announced that
he wns through with hie manager, aaenra
KtiKle. after their contract expired en IM
vember 27.
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