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is the HnughtGn f-ytetri at Harvard,
Hy STONUY McLINN
football ce.iBen one read much al)tit ,jjuiiii. Tlictc
thn Warner s;.-(itc stl'ltttburxh,
tte Beide'ii wjiti'm tit IVnn Stnte, tin Staifi; s.viicni at Ciilenpw indeed,
krtry wlrnlni cweh, tli' tnetnent ht b"a".t' r.atlenhll: i'uiijeus, ia pni'1 te
fcava a srstfin. 1 J 'i t . ti nuote i !c-u"r r'jr.s; thy btff r'.r;'- c".c1i-, "Thl
ta thf bunk!"
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tend cl'jrcus en fhe ijriiUrci tliRt fir f7iar e.- fAai:tcaf, mke up your :lntl
nut tin- grid tutw Iiuh pcfjvnitiup il i
n!tr-uine oa3es out of a rintil ye v.-lil b-i
cerrc.'. Hf rvjvt linev foetbnll ; reast give his
playcn Ui'ftnslvi- anil cScnslre fundamentals
tliat u: seiimi. Uut in n fiftan tint rjulrcj
irtultiri' tliluklns a:ul lhf v,Imi!i: (spirit, the
tea.n fat crrlj into tbu unwe th i'ffhtlng,
unci "it le.'JiMe jrsenali vi it beru '".uler if
be't. v t'lrt.i'.d' .L.':i epj eJii'St" thuf :nis bavs
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a'lil ; 1,1 !;. A cuai'h tukci a jv'ail ci uthlet"'
unJ oi.dcrtver'j te (each l!ie::i junt what eh cu
of th- i-levim players Is te de en any m of thu
flvu (..ffttisive tueat;ar.i uieiitUunI. VTl.irn tl,
tutur ban eleven rupulura and Rvra) comiwtet
isubitltutfii letter p.-rf'-et en the t'undniat ntals,
BUi'Il m Jbe
STOMA" McIJXX
tbn hu eai Ri' 5 tb"si the vurlitlone of th'' Jive jfrouridwetk faf
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rr tbt, f'
crUsurns, tht d'-ibl- tied tiii.ie ine . r unj 0 the rv-.-iu?'l hrj;
fake rium'u .
'ITicr ini'Me:
net en the tu-1 1 t
Kll.states ert'iin ;
ene of tue hL.'J:s,
the eopeh that l?
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a'.lry -tntv Jr.t it A f tctft I
.. attii,?'.:. r.ir .:.y Li- tlie: a 0 thi;- ret?t '-:t th
!n.',r May t ir-ihin.; The ")!pnul Ciller, who shi-ulil b
r'.u-". !-a't bivini th 'rei.jhly itubucd v.,l,,l :" '.eVm 'f
r.ill varv th attaeh milt the dUw n: th" (.pv')i"rt
:,l be iju..ti 1 1 pcns the
tj'.eir tL't.''!i" t jrd'.r.ijlj .
'nn lr.iiem'ribublt' seineili!: i;.
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Is a r'!l-c
lV.it tte football
h in th phi; of hl.t taai the
ler. of M:i v'ctiallt;'.
I-IC!". OT.C CV tfi? vUli-.U
The iila;.irs in j win."'.
thy e("p"M",:. Ml g"v r'i
leading (iliiye eua-'h. j i.t it.
taper'.!, is ri'PUii't-iy .-s.-ut '.
yut-t., u '-y a., it, but it ac
Th- mi:'-- 'hini: :s trui- of th- t'.n. n defi!!i!-.
dtte:it"'"' phiii-s ha r. irt t ler:::.! t"' "fp th t'.rc 'jrnlemental attacking
,))lays uci.tlvii-l. I'r.lts.i the cod' h has iiij"teil a S'fl'Pt'ry, usgr"uj!- 1 cr
unullty int) his 1,'v.etn, he-afVtr, th- "lti'htt-st -larlttien freai th- fia-V .
fcentalt '-Hi titid 'h .'am ctr.tnlly ai.d i,h:.s:,,al'.y J'era'''i'jjll.
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IT'JIV !'. y r's 5'ie-u: t fceitji'.i v.i:cr, iJ j'e-i .-.'t re J.iej
if if hat :.ii :' n rvllt i, sJ out what iy; cf r.fin h tuxcKvi;
it. Hi pfnenr.ittj h Veun-1 te . .- rcfit'ded it :As men nhu arc en I
'"fr-s dett.' :.". aefju! fjhtij it-i 'Sv ie:: tr-tiK ,e tlr?f-'.
nere rrselule ifirit t rrtft;; IV-ctly t icj''' f- .'"irr tram. rU
?" f,nil itr'" '";;iJ?,
livzdek Has a Baseball System
it
ran leafuv tiiht Hu-
licit . -ur and the '.te sue
tV i-'speotatieti that UesJe'f
3i'-J'?,. which EfaH a viL-
PHIL.VLl'.Ll'ilIAN3 werv ff-'eavl heartsr.ed a
Lezilul: probably would aanape our l'hniei
cwdins waieiw. The reason for c-ir jev -auh
will brlnir te th.) lwvli uid rauch-abuF-l 1'hil" a
nine r'-'3s:a''-y"
Yesttrilaj te H:t -Terdl hours d'feusir.s athtic-i "xltb TXngv. It did
net take long t" dlxeevjr that he vir,n ba-bnll Jukt m h" vi-wH I'umba'.l and
ther gaines. H B-'i right down t" fumlamfntah, and ivhe.1 hr read's r.'.v.'
men en te the diamond th'y will be exji'".d te carry out certain vV.l-dctlr.cl
methods of attack au-l deter.se, with n.rlatie:is that r.'.tuatien- nuddealy d.. d..
releplnj have !".ade : -'ibl or f.wcsary. IiesiVi il--i net t-ach th b!jh
glng, hi;-"-:-.!". tactics that may win 't the brute free i. thcr. ! has r.
jteni wnich :s e.l t '..it tLu urd iiapli-t.
lT--r-ecr. :t i-, lieii'-h'i jj'. '!..-, -l""reu: arj r.-prtr; rer-aalitj- thai
makfi b'.t.i u wisHiirv ' veeh end :; .inasctr. Athletic tea::.:' ce.,'hed by .;
ltezd"!; ar colorful i.'..'ij-. Yi': hni'W, though ye" I'at.aet actually e-. th.'t
the. arc crntririrf :h'!r ti:h aril cl-reVus t'eir ii.a as thy e in'e the
bat'tb jft.riiiM- :i;'a;:..s the cac!".y the spirit of n di'-raln.-l and icl-.rj
lrjns"3 .' ad r.
Twe ; "r.rK ut i..:. Ij t'titb m beiaj i iTtiTi'd f.-i 't ir...sr tc
K-uei'icd Uuch J:eii-.Ki in 1'etrei:, t.:w ri tie CtiM.r,;lin'H f::-"ids "-aid h- had
udvittf'1 t'hn ip"t I'
ii het t.iiipir, !.
friend, and later '
he C0l'.ht "UCC '.
entil.ty" mid "i
r.u
i i 'Ci't he job ec-ci,:'!a ' ly it en .Miividuw ' ayr.
will vrek th'- cluu in n tei iij." We differ-O with Ty'e
!l hjd ivaai'in i. tell C-Ab whj it .va.'i i;iir "j'lr.'.en t!t
tn." ret-t,ns for pr-lii'tir. duces' "ver-: "'i:.m ir'
- ' :hi- ,.' :r,e."
Ti'.-ib C'hb it'.'-Ti t -h:
fault with hii fri-r.'i- hi a
iiess deal. And : ii '' fcl
intmiatt: obh-r.'atien, .iat whvn hi is c ha',
mean te him in "'il.'.rj i.t-vt-r enttj hi h.id.
. ..'j r:.isht t-.ill "V-at r."!svy." dt.M-:-i' te i
- ml way, he w'!i iIkU; f;r a nichel ia any ts!
r-ri in -i i.i-tiJa te tiy, fren ;riecal and
win. And he h.u; .'..ntltr t i'ii'VCc-''
pired by h' ili;LMiii !cadrrii;;
the t.ieuffhi of what V.au h'ti
JI.i :or-' te bat; h levs t
n.-i!ias'r rv"iure hir fjlaye.-' sr- ia
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J j n: thtrt Cii
'u;t ( KiiV.ui) ,iUi !. pc'tvi
;c I'eib Jem. .'-jf ilu;i. in a '.oeeAi role, eam'ej ,e 8f
lev
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tlrhin -Micfl It?:,
en te fA ,OIiJ. rp Jte-T'lu'n (pt'n'eJ yttetr
trtv i y i '
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tf.e yrt..;tt ,r-A
rpllll (.aitl.n 1
j X ih" end e th'
q'larteri C3U--J
Ar they :.-.:!
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fc te ftiii
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el Rule '( prwiit that "tine nfcifi oaf ve cefleti fvr
e a j'rrt'ed ni'I e isM (e-nl ' " If f,. &aj
net lrt pasted fren ctntrr xrlie the field j'iifi elpncUi "Uf
it urn da anj tAr game ended tmm?JieiIf.
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0. M. S. BASKEKTBALL
LEAGUE REORGANIZES
Mihaney City High V? en Title Last
Yecr
.Mahuiuy City. l';i., Sw '."J. -Thi
1, M S. UusUetball LfAciju, e.jraTO'd
f the lutth H'hoel basketball t-nM.-i of
Mahnney 'lt, Milten, Surbury, Uin
Tjlle, Shatuetui and Mount Carn.tl. 1 ai
fertanii:i' for tl.i I'etalrx ytar and an.
aeunced the ehfuuli'. Iu.; year Mt. Mt.
kaney City l"d thii- leaitue ami, In addi
tjen, capture! btat uMvapkaship holi
er .
Hemr A
17 KNOCKOUTS IN
AMATEUR TOURNEY
Twenty-five Boxers Survive for
Phila. Chumpionehips After
Sizzling Ring Competition
THE VILLAIN STILL PURSUES HIM
COLLEGE ENTRIES WIN
n- lelin ii. JAin;
(JJ'-'MK hnajipy and nlaahing perap( te-
irjlfM hwt tnnht in the preliminaricu
of the I'h'ladclphia chnrapienshiiis
i-i which ataa'.etir bexiin; title; in sevtn
different claics i ill he decided at the
01j':,;.:. A. A, tomorrow nljht under
the ninpiuM if chu Quaker City Ath
letiii Association, nererned by tlw A.
A. T". rulc-i, A fair-sized crowd wit
r.ev.d last nijht'n matcher, tncludinc
coUefte men and high school boy, who
displaye.i great nthuBiam in reclituj
for winner, and losers alike.
Twenty -five bouts were put en, ww
enteen of which ended In knocVteutv,
were stepjHHl by the referee or termi
nated when n second tenii-d a tewil
into the rir.i;. The iudgm dlwtr-ed in
but one bout, r.r.a that centeat. viiicn
vent an eitra round, was m-j of tiie
i meHt interesting glevefe.5t:i even !.i
1 Philadelphia for reiun time.
In that overtime set-te of leurnurn-i-ati
rounds Andy Stanley, of Seuth
Philadelphia, was awarded the deci
sion against Jainctt O'lJennell, of Villa Villa
nea College. Theae yeungstera, lia lia
peunders, fought nip and tuck, first or.e
anil t.'icu tiie ether taKlng tac ieau,
'without '- siingle knockdown, and they
I had the crevd up en Its? ft frera bell
te bill.
I Itfurgn Itura-i WnN
terse Uurti.i 'a3 tiie ilrat Vila-
net a l.id te ijnallfj for thn scinl-'.inala
t t..er.-iw. knocking out Johnny Car
liti. of Kavev.la, in the first round
s'lh ,i t.-rr.fic riitht te the ehln. Uunn
Wrc.s us the favorite in the lUC-iwund
eljtH, alth'..j0'.i Teht'tiy MasterfKC, of
the ij-.ascr 01 1. A. A., or Irvlns:
' Itt'dr, i.f the Nwrth P.ranch Y. M. ('.
; A ''imnet ! oeutitml out by n ler.rf
1 lt. Kaeh of thin va'r t, -co red or.e reuvi
, LiMokeittn.
Kuyieil. ('Hlhi-lie Club l.ad tn.i i, '
' if nt:is tjuullfy ter cup iMtr.rctitier.. (
j .fee Hcyt.n'.ds we'i in the 118-jMJnu
I cla, dot-atins: J' Canter, and Wdlle
ll-rkiiis 147, lme"ked out .Tehnny
llurtiii, of Ket.slngten, in the ncetid.
, Feuv yeungstera wearing colerH of
t the Quaker City A. A. survived the
' pre,.!"ii. Chick Wiuv and Harry Gitu-
t-1 eech coring one round knockeuLi
In Oi tlrst round of US-pound com-
pet.tien ; Masterhen being the feather-
wiifiii rt'preiientatire. n::d Clark
Tetlert, lightwticht, who i,:ewd cv-ay
'rt.r.ki.( McMiecia-" in the iir.
Pavid ll.eff, Seuth I'hilnudpiii.i
Ilib'h Hehoel -i right end ar.il nieiiticieu
s'jV All-Scholaaticheiorj. came threuitfc
I a vlnm-r in the Hgntweigni .ixviin; . j i
I ltn.wlsed out Nersnn Heywood, "'- e
1 l'i '.ladelphir.. It the swen'..
, Ccrtwtt Swicvn K. O.
Snllte Cerhatt. a Seuth I'hUlle t!-
T.Vgi showed "luite u little ability la
dU'Kviing cf William Catapb-11, u giwe
:-i:igfter, in the iiret.
Wi'.llan H, IUwbp, f r-ertP editor of
tv. ii-i.T.tf- T.v-.iffiKr. : Tear-.y Leugh-
ran, Seu'h Philadelphia tiiddlew-ight
. r . rn... .,!!.. l.lln.ti.llln, - r'fuelr
lightwlgl.' : Sercant Harry Cres-. of
the Old Itel'aV... A. O.. nnd Nate
Srlth, f fh- i'i.etnut Siiv-t Areaa,
:." at referee) ir. I'l'it'ir-nt ,i"".t3.
Tlill Ker.nilr. ei the I'luti I'-ibilwi
'.T.r femiany, nnd Jc': Kotoe-1. who
v.-a't tvVrvefl lat''r ''y Charl-y Ilalir;i,
were the judge-
T" -'t:: k l-r- wer Jee -ervJae
ard"'jehn Ste-ln.. whi'.i llal'Q
ti'lteurnc did l! . Tnjncinif .
liFiJca si'ir.l-t'.tiais and nwun :a the
livwvult. r-ntnerweigiii, iiki-.-iku
UURRY.CttkOWr-.
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I WE'LL ffAVE 50MF SWWALS 1BJ&" S t AWM
I nobepycawapu.1 m yRv. i vvHt-7. flrSI
Cevvriel't, 1011, try PulUe Leiatr Vempcmu
r ' ' n
fen? Z?ecs It Strike Yeu?
West Stand Seats
Rugged Grid Players
A, A. U. Awards
By
THE OBSERVER
LEHIGH IN HER
E
GUNNING FOR JINX
Grade Here Plot te Offset Spir-)
itually Lafayette's Streng
Status This Week
BETHLEHEM TEAM INJURED.
Hy SANDY McNinLICK
fpilAT healthy und ever-peppy pie-
portion of Philadelphia!) population
wlilch chants its feeling loudly when
ctraiM of "Lehigh Will Shine Tenirht"
sound from the corridor will turn eat
in force for the "ffrand innuislti'in" f
tie staiteii here by the PimauelPlu
19 Aquatic Records
for Jehn Weissmuller
Ol tercnty - His championship,
American nnd world's awimming
records, accepted liy the National
Amateur Athletic Union In its mi
mini convention In New Yerk.
thii-ty-niiHi were credited te women
and thirty-seven te men. TI Is is
by far the greatest number of re,' re,'
eiil'i ehtabliihed during a year in the
history of amateur sport.
Jehn Welsmuller, the pen--atinntil
swimmer of the llllneln A. C, heads
the list with no lew than nineteen
records for the year, the distance
being from t te fJOO yards. Second
en the liht 1h Miss Helen Wnin
wrlght, nf the Women's Swimming
Annotation, New Yerk. Mlpn Wain
wrighf gets eleven records, while
Miss Jertruile Kderle, her clubmate,
In next, with nine.
JERSEY GRID TITLE
MUCH
DISPUTE
Melroife-Atlantice and Creater
Collingsweotl Disagree With
Claims of Riverside
SERIES WOULD DRAW BIG
ANY ONIJ possessing tickets for the Army -Navy gauie this Saurday cailf.i
jtirtly proud. The new Pennsylvania Stadium nccommednteo close te 82 ten
uut the demand for seats inr mcccub me suppiy.
Illg bunlncss men nnd prominent nthlctlc officials have xen werrylne M
their chalices of wltncHlng the game nnd ninny thousands of laymen hare .h
up hope and yet yesterday we run into an ordinary, ayerage Individual who
complaining because hi neatH were in the west stand 1 T"
The Incident reminded uh of the recipients of complimentary tickets darln
war days who used te object te the paying' of the tax. And also of the
gressmnn who favored n bill te prevent future. gridiron games between ttim,
of the Governmental academies uecause "Annie Oakleys" were net dlstrlbuH
promiscuously nmmig the Washington law-makers. w
The west and east stands at Franklin Field afford excellent oppertunlti t
watch formations nnd helea being made in the defense by the attacking nthlV
us compared with the north nnd south stands from where the players can W
viewed only from nn nngle. In the scats parallel te the yard lines, .the rcheit
play unfolds liefore you.
P. l. Nelhsen, of Hurllngten, bears us out In this. He writes as folletsv
"If possible I nlwaya get wcit stund tickets in order te SEE the gms'
Frem the sides) nothing of the actual formation worth noting is Been."
In his letter, Mr. Nrllsen used this Introduction te explain that tb tail
touched Palm's lega In the piny which caused n two-minute discussion la'th
ytate-Penn gaine:
"The ball In bouncing through the State player's legs," he writes,
only hit one leg, but brushed the stocking of the ether. This, of course, Talf.
ehlid taw. There could be no question about his being enable."
f) 6
TIIK officials nvk the play otherwise tuid gave the ball te Stats ou
the 2i)-ard line, rtillng n leuehbaek. Let It also be said that the
m-n nlie Merhed the game rank with the best erflciau In the country.
a e
The Hugged Athlete Who Chin Take It
RIGHT J1ND GItAY, of Princeton, who plnyed such a prominent part la tb
Tigers' victory ever Chlcnen, is scemlnclv Immune from Injuries. In i',j
tiie games lie nas piayca ter iteper uc mm never ua&eu ivr a lime out en acCO'JU'
of an Injury.
While Gray Isn't exceptionally big, he In well "put up" nnd Is ablg tj
take the bumps that are handed (in end without being hurt enough te cause his
te blew down.
Heinle Miller, former Pcnti All-Aineri"an wingmnn, was another b
could "take it." In his last year nt Fruuklln Field, he called tlrae out anct,
and this was the first tltne in his career Miat he bad te ret before he cebH
resume play. On this occasion, he v. at clipped be herd en the jaw that his Id;
molars were visiting their right-side mates.
Charley Hcniiing, ttcd und Blue guard several years age, was another !,
was hard enough te absorb punishment without any noticeable effect.
There Is un clement of lucl; nnd nliw instinct i" such cases. A kick In ti
eye will turn nny optic Mack and blue no mutter who owns it, but the MilltN
and the Hennlngs and the Grays de net happen te get their eyes in the pathse!
the fellow through feet. That part is luck.
Dr. Buck Wharten, who wu.s line coach In Hcnning's days nt Penn, uil
Cliarley'u ability te protect himself was int.tin"tlve. He claimed Hennlng em
when be wn under u pile would be in it portion that would prevent serious
Injurj.
HENNINU, Miller ami ra arc nggrestdvit and daring atldetes and
prrhaptf you have noticed that this type-Is rarely injured.
O 0
A. A. I'. Hener Meadowtireok and Plillsdelphla
milll National Amateur Athletic Association lias HonereU Hie iMeadowbteol
T ..vi.i. i-.i... .. ..i.a l tbtt tnn?mrr or thn l.nfnvntf. uitm
uriiiKii v,iuii iiuiiorrew ni.ui. : - , : "-f'"-. "T"" i Atlantic I lty wnrriern. i.i. k;,.
Th '-fft i,,nt i.. .. ft,a ,1. :- . elnss are tnil'tna: heart and soul fee n ! .. . . ' brnek being
. r f i. V i li ""-;-.. AI ,i.f,,. ,reP T otitet, ' Managers aim piajers et tne miter fri10 v,,,,;,,
ei Lafinette te w n the annual toot-1 " ' ' i,VYhl r m;i-.,i,u , reaming around necking n chance te' Mv n.'J
bad imbroclte with Lchk-h this ',eiki A" nccempusii tills runari.abie feat. . .,, ii...Ji.i .!,,. !,..... i, city, llireintli
r.t llaten. Pa. l.rif.iette football tennis hav hn.l te chamllic.n(. hnf .,, Meiree-At unties Samuel J. Da
The meting hes been called Ly Utr- ,,'" upfi!,ru11 ' '8U,eV1 u,l,V"'liI,i, should be known ns the Seuth Jersey , Phlladelphians
a rn n " r. .1 1..1.1.. . lliime triUmnltS. 0t II home funtnai! . 1... -. -u ...:.i: rm.- .i...," m . .1...1..
luiiii a.. KjKtn- i-rr. eit, iue i"iiu ,1 nr..-i.
,,....t lii.u ).a..., .l..r,ri.1 nlnfl.. .!. ..ll
,,,.,.. ,1,.-. n, rn U,U''VU ClliV1 lu,; iiili l'i
, I November, P.U8, when Lehigh wen from
Lefavrtte. 17 te 0.
In the eighteen straight vtir.. Lnfn'v.
I llitill 1 ,. . . -.. ... -. ' Vi i'v.
ihich leave the ttrndlmf Terminal ul "" nas "H ue 'ff8 ' inn W' points. . wsnts only the n
i:Ril A. M. and rturr.s from Easten i ' '"- "';i'"eiii? in inis nine I'cerea emy r.iiie would get fit
dent, fnr ltnekbinder', 1SJ.1 Wti'r
afreet. First thin Saturday men.in
the full metnbership of tin- lucsl club i '
a.....iu.1 . k.... .1 .l.n ..r .l.l ...'..
rAircvru .u uvuiii me niiii-ii(i iiiiiii j
With, an announcement reaching At
lantic City that Itlverslde new lavs'
claim te tiie Seuth Jersey independent
football crown, n hornets neU has been J Philadelphia by the award of the tenier and junior cross-ceuntt!
stirred up In the report gridiron circles. , ., n.!. u
1 The MelreHC-Atlatitics. the seashore's championships te this city. ..-.,, ,. , t. ,. . , v
ttn.. ..iv...i ,!,. iVi i,,,,.,.. ,..i,nr..f T he Wiuiuiiiu UtT athletes carried off the title in the Junier event in Jw
....w.. ..v,...., .....ttr. ... .... ., ., ... v ... ..... , ... .,, , , ,..! . !. J .!. .,..A. 1.111 -..J J.I
the hig (.recti nggrngatlen gets the rlaht Yerk last Maturuuy ami tncy win ue hkih i mn hi mc trmm nni-uiiaT.a
te the honor without tirst consulting the run. Prowess in the championships has had something te de vlth Meadeiv.
strong enough te utlrnct the Hl'JU award".
wbroek Club bus lum; been u leading tncter in atnictics in tbts
the prestige of th- club and the energetic nnd unselfish work tf
Hhk. Kecreiurv of the enrnnlxatinii nnirrermer A. A. u. rresidin'.
have been nble te watch the -Scsi utiuetcs in inc ceutury in acticr..
cress-country runs have ueen neui ter years ni nn -Mjuruuii
a:
"j
a ad
dterweistht c'.fcas. rnldille-ve,gl'.t
flarrweieht 'hhtniilen"!..!!' " se
,i',l be decided totrerrow night. Wit..
r...-.i nrt r-ir.rierj-uy will be awarrteu
ilvv loving cup-i emblematic ';
I'ariadilplila titles
) P. M
A reat'ire of thn meeting her t
morrow nieht v III be the effort nf th
local "crada" r .-.vrrthrew snlrilu-ill
that jini wh'eh n-emti te have fjllui-ul
In the w.iku of the Lehiitl. feai.: n-.ivlv
all waen. Tie jinj:. it it felt, h:ii
nenrlv had its fill in the r.unler of
ilffeat.i Lehigh has suffered this .-.eusiiii
Tl, newest development of the jitn. 1
tV i.imtiitp of iniurfes the ltrev. n nml ' cniili1
White tea.T ban ntSfend, p.irticulf.riy
en the eve et th annual --.!; Ith
Laff.ye'te.
' Hi. Ne: an opponent tallied in Iftlf)
City team is ready te p ny the big Green
team by the wild wnes of the Atlantic
Ocean or the n.ill Delaware Itiver. Te
leave the home field the retort chin
n me guarantee River-
the slieie.
t .Ia1.....1.-... ,1 ... ,.... O.in f
H.V.t, m I ... I 1 .... . 'I " '... 'II .11 111...- lllilll a.,, IIUUI
., and 10-1 en March llt-ld. 'J he argent Atlantic Cit.. litelmlliig tl- nwaibere
:i, --ii i-iljui- uj u i,:im-,i-ire xani m inii tw. ..nici.'-Atl:inticj teum
trill .is Uli ri-iuii iriijiuTUI
Park in New Yerk and it was thought they were riveted there.
0
TIIK Fairnieunt 1'tirlt Course cemparei favorably with Van Oeurtland
and undtT the efllclent management of Dallas and Meadowbreoli
the surce-.s of the 1923 championships Is assured.
TURKEY-DAY GAME
Clash
y'eiCt
e e
Tin: Puitnmn Dclivemd This One
the Pend.iiy S C. of Camden,, C. R. Davraer:, wtite.j --.Vt.
laet iiuarter our oppenrnts were lin:3 op r.nd :h cuartr-
hacl: ntartei! te eail dgne.ln when the timekeeper told the referee the tiea
was up. The quarterback hfftrd him y it r.nu i
Then the r'fnrn neid tLy ctuld finirh out trie ; Uj
ut the play he had ntarttd fn call Mffnal'i for, l (th
erer again for a V.cs plnv, and he kicked -i fild sJ.
thcEi pem's'-"
At you hnve utatid thirt. 1' weild appear tti: tti re're' wai wier.j in
fermlt'ing a play af'er -he t't-tki-jper tie'.d j'ldKe had r.et!'ld him that t'.si"
was up. Had the ball and ;Iay been m motion, then the play shv;!d h-ee
been brejht te a oetid anion a held gnal eight lave bt-tr. -scored.
topped calling signals.
Jr.-itead u: flr.iHh'.nc
.ifft.Kle
:'?.! te
Tuter Upset
tVineh nnld-A n. new tlil' .eir at l.c-
Mel!, hr.s hier. freelv tierxtdriuz this
I eek fivvr the efforts te develjp a new
1 quarterback. Hcnschen, one of the
i ir.eti'. 'daveni l.f high linn ever had in
the biekfield. has been counted out of
the pnt after the last game nhd pre
vious Injuries. Morgan, a halfback, is
' Kalnff tniined for the n ,st.
Menart and vicirix win sin en Snr'.nsstefn, tne crnr center, nas
a c. Flalti ouch a bad shoulder that he hasn t re
. , , turned te the fieV.. se that the proper
The Vletnx anu uenan leui-iiu; , handling of ti-.r- can is ine mam jjuzzi
..'.. r,a tnt niBlit UiiiUC linai arrunjp-, t T .. e.e'i this weei. ' H-.ll ti-.t-.ii-
..'I.,.. fr M'hnnksalvlng Day feet-' sutiinl-iv'rf match -nlll Ye the flftv- I N-'. fi "
' "V.""'. Jl .i. c....l...le.flr,l.il .A". ..;i- ..j ..... ...... ....,.. v.. I JU'Ri" 'mt
till1 game et no- ,m".-.- 'V.V, SI till l.ieflll.K "J inn- iBinui'i i i ji
Athletic field at SiKtywcund a::d a.-1 t.veiv,. n..ile3 apart. LehU'i has wen
vtt streets. twenty-three, l.afajette thirty and tv;e
These teams nave wen r-.vnn r.rc nuve ee-'n n,
Itil."., when they played their f:rt p.in.e Einten Heprfnl
' at Fifty-eighth and Vine stree'M, and with the unuFual record of r.ever
, iin-'t that time they have giewn uut. jlftVjRg B,en a Lafayette College feet-
today they ure Philadelphia s foremes. jajj tcftra B0 jew:i t0 defeat en March
I traveling teams. yiM during its four ycaru in college,
i i,,,., -ir.ii. of th stars who have,
I i.Mti In their litie-ups are: King andi"
Phil Harry, of Stave : Hareld I.et.ts,
fa.neu Q.iarterbae'.t of r. i.-w ears n.-e;
i ... ' .,..i-,J. -r.,1 Vt.'!.rthe. r,i Vill-.
i uarp jj'inuigi :-'-. " .. V.
neva: Itobertben. et I'art.iKcm;
Th.irr.e. ei the Canten HuiUb'gs,
! S'.eve Bredle,
' This year many premi.-.cnt college
Ibtars will he ren in the gaac. The
I rival riianagers will have ttar player
in their line-ups and Wect Phllly tsm
' are het up ever the contest.
i i i ..
M"
Catholic University In 1020,
Tin- present t-er.'.er class) the llr.t '
full i-'uss after the World War has
plni"l a leading part In Lafnyitte's
v.-eiid-Tfiil comeback in the field of sport.
With the entrant-- of thin clu-s also
Dr. "Jeck" Sutherland and
P-td" Seidl from tin- T'nlveislM of
Plttli..'8h as football caches. "Skit-
TuT 'le-islcr, anetiier i--Pltt athlet
1
llTlil
ovet i numy folewi-rt,. -nw ltirside bntteri
Mlllvlile i u hingle touclidewii. The
victory of the bi-r tin en squad did net
itnprtvs any of the ffiishere crowd In
the least, and all Oipress cnnlidcncel
tin ( Me're-p could "tacar cither tiam
with eae. f
Should the MelreM-Allnnties be un
net
th- Fca-here eliven will claim the Seuth
MORAN TRAINING IN N. Y. I Sift 7' wUI s th K'
CAD DftllT VAITU RARRFTT!
K-racy title it i benta the AVi'dwoe-l i
.'led I It, lermtr tear.imntea en tlie'A. A., et I mtikrerd. en
ci.aeiung stali here last mui-. Since r.'- . "e i utcr eieien coin utrni iitvcrMde si:
Mitiiifit charge. Coach Si tlirrlar.d ban 'ear ler In the season. ithe
wen threu straight ever Lehigh. His roiiimu-neil Ser.iii.! i- iDny
centr let expires ut the clesii of this '".e- .u ,--., ,' r- in..... i i- .. ibeeii
-en s-d, although it is Lltely that 1,1 . ,J',.. '.. i .X. ti V- .J. '
,i-n w,, r.e ..ii k,.h.jAj k. ... , team wants re be ceiihid'-red in the .ler-
ions :"i Hnlsh (hlu .wtme-.t nltlmnt ' t"'v !ltV' htrl'-"3' The foilewi'Jp. Is their
RPIft 1lfftA wimtiAti a irflK h Atm jkf
J.IIC .lJUlll-l ll'll OllllVU iS UliC w
three top-notch lightweight brittle".
I Jee Tlplitz is te meet Shanius O'lltltr.
and Johnny Dundee will take en Ale:
Hart.
In the ether numbers Benny Bast mil
V .. . 1 ... ........",;, '"VV , . . , :n .i i.!.. .!..: .... t... i.tw i tackle niny aiascett ami .leiinii, uiuwi
u. iiiiiiiiB.- a nun- wiiii luversitic. ami uc vin uu ma ihiiuiii. '" - -- , ,,.,. .,,. ..ui, Martin Judire.
bout with Bebby Barrett, faid l.een ,rh ,irfcl j,eut wjj start at n.;,.
New Orleane Lightweight te race
Redhead at the Arena's Opening
"Pal Meran has arrived in New Yerk
l.. . .i.u r. . r l. .. i.. i., . -..
iext Runduv ! ains wne, wnn i-.riiesi .luiuuui, j w r. .m.
. ... .: i
lpprvhie boxing at the Arena, formerly I
ie Ice Palace, beginning Thanksgiving ;
having lest once te Lehigh.
Champien Ski Tourney
erslen :
ffserti KrttfOi- 'ulic T.tdair
"In the ear'y iart ei w, tebi-i- (Jrtater
' ,.,...,.- . . ... .. . . .. : f oilinr-swneil unil Itlvi i-.wl.. .Iren tm n
B I '...riaiciif., it, v.. ..iiv. ii. 1-CDP.alri I - -......--'- ,, '" "I- "
10 sn5 14 er tne ; -i Mr tt-u ..,n 'contract that lliversiue Aeiil1 t.lnv nn
.Vh!,lHA:l'.,w','? ".., Jp'c"r'ieur grounds- November 'Je. Sutu'rdnv
' , l.ur i- nln-vntii will tin en hnr.i? Ttin.-v ItiverMll! IllllVed Mlllvlile nnd fiftft
A .......a Uan A..A.. QaamaM 11.1.1
Miuaciir r-itfis uudii uutabD luetic.
nnerneim. ah iimuitiiieeinein iiue -i ie Autec-ir rece-r nun wnntH iir.
made Hint .Iimmy tiniuen weuiii n-uiy en miiy -mis. team nay anew
.. . i.... -..... i... ..i.i....un i .in,, t.t hum., nn ThanltnL'lv.ni: liav. AS
1.0.x narri'U, urn. .-.lurim. win uruii uU - -i, - ..--, Autecar Ce-MUJ
.11 ..I.......1 , H.AM II,.. I' i..n. ,...--- -- - . - - . -
HUH nceu eisevu iu iticci. iuu -eiiiiuii i Aruieere, 1'a.
w..M nri)'v-in.i,l liirn-.,
Xt-iV'r'.eX. 'vetlt.'f Mr.&trur
!4 ft 11. ,11.011 mmr il.v-firr.,.
l.uva entered aifuln tl.l i 3 -.
Benefit for Italian Hospital
An "nturtnlninent 6nJ itar.-e 'ir'.ll he irtvr.
I- t.-ii- Niw (.'entury Club t"nlM un'lr th
miHpl, of tt.a Kletera of th Sacred Henrt.
Th" imctiiji wilt be iHi-1 M tlin Sull-lln i
fiit.il nf t'i lUtlan It"Httftl unrtfr oeruirui-.
I nn r.-. Ilmd and VVhsrten f.reetf. Mla
?!-.) ill Gs-itur.e I chairman cf the coir. ceir.
n.lttei ii chare.
being victorious they canceled the game
with Greater Colliiiifiweod, claiming the
championship of Southern New Jersey.
"Greater Collit.gsiveod has net met
defeat this year and is mtitled te the
championship, and is declining itse'f
champions of Beutin rn New Jersey en
the strength of breach of contract. The
publication of this letter e-ld be greatly
appreciated by Greater C)'litiswoed A.
A. C J. MT'SSMAN."
r:u
and
nell iu
BoeU und Saddle
j '
Qualifying Boxers
In Phila. Champa
ItS-POUNI) CLAllrt
1nt.fr 1vj.. Builtn 'r or. ;r.-i
Wiilur 1letjn. t'era
untMiri- s Mn. nnev t'-f
Ml
J if U.HV .1
mint utirel vr Whi.-ie 1 .TMu;.iv. 1
11 ten v-i Iiunvllle JihUirv a
flinuv C'ty vii, Wiltun. Jmir I'J
iamxin vi.. nun.iarv, -jnery 11,
BVIIW vh ;,lluni inrrnm juicier:, j,
sney C'ltv vu. lnvlliB. Jenuirr 19,
ten v. nvrnuim. j.vr.ur.-y in
1-anDurv vu. Miiunt itmri jenu&ry i
Amnu-.vt' Liiy, in
!? "9.
urv vu. M
nt Ctrtnf
tmekln vu I-ativlllu. Jtmunry 7,
liutv v. Mlllrti. Junuiirv in
fimekln Vm. Mulinnuy UltSf., Kvbruarr 3.
Ultn . aieuni i.in.ii. i-trnr ,-,
unrlll vs. nuntw-y. mrv a
nor city v.
nev ctty, ttirunf ac,
2f-
tvllie re. Milten. VW-tUir,
. JlNn
Nunhtiry. Februarr is.
Mount C.irtnil, Vptiruur 1
inen. -eri.ry ju.
vh. Mhhunav rtty. -cVtirukn
v v HhumaUlli. Il-jflliirv an.
tarmvi ve. uanviuw, ttpruary i.j
ve. Mananey 1,10. tvar-.n .-.
ra wiii-it Mtrcn a.
mel vn Bunaur
city ve. if junt
UKSSS&lk.
. .eKfeeAlf tm
ury, Uftrck a .
3
Tins Ontnrj Il4i:dlrup at Hewie
tuJay id th-i lts'are eJlirir.g, Tltb n
Il'.i't field lr c;r.tit fe- th p'trse.
I'rudery apjifu best, wl'h iliaies and
King Albert r prehtibl cecu-nders. '
The Ralnhev Ilandiei.p f.ir rwe-ycar-
eidn is u tKHi.-r.dnr7 feature, which will I
Kerd a menttng betwn Oui Oul (ien- I
n-iil Thfctcher and (Jarel. Th An- j
t n;-elis Pun "ill give an ep;.-t jnlty I
for elder borne.. I
Horsee w.M ; fra be jt arc : First j
ric--Htttlng Kun, c.irdlda, Blun I
t'hlr.a. riecer.d J'cii Scot, Ticacj-,
I teh. Third ijjI O-l, (Jtiieral 1
Thatcher. Carnl. Feutth Kin Al- '
frwl, Ftsteral Swain. L'Kftairi. Fifth
, Pruder. , lst.i. King Albert. Sixth
Servitor, Huprr, Brideeman. Seventh
IVrchy, Tem McTaggert, Eternity.
Yellow Hani, which raced hi -. tn
the toy of the fcjndlsap division in
1021, Jh again tnlng around te form
nftr hnvlng broken down at thn ojxn ejxn
1 lug ei the "Prlntf -iiasen of racing.
A lute ceniUnment of hen-es !.nt
been Jilpr-J from Marlboro te Havana
far the opening of r-icing en Thanks
giving Day. The Havana track will
be rua solely in a pari-taut utl basis
thU wiattf, which Uktly will work a
3w elftt there: .
.Irrtnan Brownt"in .-. jrin ri'i,c
brlks Ccrfcrtt. Smith fr lliVlrh,u
Ti-.-ir.ta riatlrjtul
S jftti I'-iMkC'lehU.
Frankl-a yeldemtth
L-.ncelet Kvne, va
lit
Chirk yae
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ng.reuNi ctJye
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flatr-ji-leen.
ArV Etar.-.ey, ieu-.n -n::tce:p:
tze-VOUMS CLAED
A. Q. Btne4:fy. Weet llrarch T M.
Oera nJ"'-'i- MllVivifn Cellf,
Jehnnr Maeterja, Hu!.cr City A
Irving J3dsr. .'-rth llrir.j-i 7. 2Z.
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riark Twit -i" -itr A. a.
Harry Blmkira, ll.t.nev Celtne.
Thetnaa Hure. Kf.ilnter.
PnvU Erieff, flcuth rtJlaiJ-jlrtiU Kits.
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Tat TXmahue. ;nrlen'n tr.etpyu
Jack Uarltcl.'. VJIUtiavi. Ce.ieit,
nr.Avr.n:i(HiT rlaes
rantl nievaeb VV.t fhlla1p-i,
.(ehn DtiV. v.t I'lillatslphla.
JJUSh Hultiier Jertli ;(, laCl-UU
janiea Lar-tlne. Jij:,, "
Te Coach Weeleyan Mermen
Miaaletnrn. (Vena.. Nev. n 11. a
i;uray. a te-irer inr atlt tte at IlieiUlii
tu Mt Bspttaua te ecaah tfii weiUran
awlavnrina Cam.iei;u'ily baa eeTci.TlaSl
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cellar q man ever -were. They ought te be in your
cellar ccllcclien. xj&ep
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