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Irmy C dachas Warn Perih Cernell Is Net a One-Man Team
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4J?Mr COACHES LOOK
FOR PENN VICTORY
.. , fl. i . nl'l, of the line nnd make things fnter
QflV That Cernell Has threat m ng for nny team In tl country.
Say m. i"" Miller, Hamcr, Mctiraw nnd Langden
Afprhatlical 1 Cam, OUt, nte about the )'Ht I Imve seen thin
",efc"u" , , , ,. ' nsen. Add te thnt group audi mm
That Red and Blue May, MUrevc, Craig. Sullivan and Woodard
M. Kin- """ "" ntMl yu nave unetlicr exceptional quar
Surprise l hem lurtcey
Day; Ithacans Have Great
Backfield
it., .iiNKPH T. IAHRL.M
p TUB done that we accural from levnn iiguinit Wnshlngten and Jcffcr-
i iin.i uuiie "", . , ., ,-,-, Ben. reuarclnl n tin liMt tnnm In llm
There le tittl te he itMlreil In (In.
line that Hareld OuHten has been train
ing all season. Tlicy have Htoed the
test agalimt the most powerful teams
In the country. Thnt la evidenced bv
their reinnrkuble piny , agiiltmt Pitta
uurgii, u ten in tuat scored turee touch
MANY CLUB RUNS
FOR THANKSGIVING
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,"'" .' , , -, fknlfl Ben reBardrd as the best team In the
the coaches of the Army football .country. If they can held the Cernell
m Is correct the Unlvcrnlty of Penn backs, watch for u l'cnn victory. In
lerim
nrlvanln football team has mere than no
Cten chance te deieai women niu
tlvlng Dny. The conches of the team
fmm West Point who have watched
tVirnell play during the present season
K. of the unanimous opinion thnt the
1 i Hed tenm has one of the best teams
i i the country
but thev arc net the
mtst ttnm In the world.
reun.l thnt "but" enters the hopes
M the Bed and Blue en Thanksgiving
Tn. renn ncimmewy na one ei ira
Mirst foetbnll squad; in inc &aai.
Whether they win or net Is another
iiuostlen, but foetbnll men who hnvc
itched them piny nnd who have seen
them In practice nre of one accord
that the squad Is one of the best in this
toetlon of the country.
"Cernell has one of the best mecnanl
i I tennis thnt I hne er Keen," sold
i lie Annv conch yesterday afternoon at
iireen Hills Farms, Overbroek, "but It
j n team thnt can be beaten by one
i'nt U net se perfect. There Is little
(Imibl lu my mind that the Red and
Itlnc enn ceme through with victory
I,' they show the kind of form that they
1 1, a'gnlnst the Navy, Pittsburgh and
JVnn Stntc.
"f'elRiite really should hare beaten
dirndl. Their line was geed, but their
t.iekficlil wan net se strong. Had it
Iren, they would hnvc been able te
I'ifrut Doble's eleven. Doleful Doble.
He never thinks thnt he haB n wonder
ful tenm until he completes a season
without a defeat."
77 reach went en te say thnt he
considered Knw only one of the
ical threat in the Cernell backfield.
"Kaw is a star, there is no ileuht
about that. What I have seen would
alie lead me te believe that he Is
All-Atnerican. but take my word for
it, Pinn trill have te watch the
thlnas of Pfann anlItamsey. Beth
nf the latter have all the capabilities
hi the world te make them All'
Ameihan and it would net surprise
me at all If they outplayed the great
Captain Kaw en Thanksgiving Day,
ttpOHNELT. Isn't a one-man team.
J Knw. of course, is their best of
frnlve weapon, but he isn't all. Pfann,
Itnmiej nnd CVissldy nre nil cnpaH'
enough te piny havoc with nny tenm
In the Innd. Doble Is thrice blessed in
tint jespect. He doesn't have te de
I end en nny one man. He has a team
m mil plnjers."
Best in Years
"Prem what I have been told," said
nnether one of the conches, "Penn lias
Its best squad in years, and if they
em keep up the splendid fight and
sjiirlt they have displayed in their
three big entries te date have mere than
nit een chance te defeat the Cernell
eleven.
"IV mi has a brilliant player in Stilll
vnn, n star in Ilnmnr, and n line thnt
1 think is uncqunled in intercollegiate
(lull's this enr. If that line enn held
Cmnill in the beginning of the game
imil (an unleash nil effennUc thnt is
thmi enough, it leeks like the Bel nnd
Blue
"I iw Cernell piny. They have
a I it might be termed in the phuie
iln." of a conch a regular tenm, but
Hill these regular teams nre beaten
Miiirlsitigly easy with a tenm that has
li.hi nnd is in there every minute of
tip 'amc. There is little doubt in my
i Mini that iinn for man renn has n I
i urn tluit is equal In eery respect te
I itever Debiu plates ou Frnnklin I
5 H lil.
' All that remains is a geed defense '
i i ihle enough te slop tlmsi- tewitfic,
i U-t uKle thrusts of the Ceiuelli.ins ami
n ImMiclil t hut can step the wsitnr&'i
ln Mu Id when it pusei the lirt line
el' -niiiimiige. Add te thnt an ettensive
imil mi li.ue n Hum thnt din beat nny
1 1 in a im.ai.uiic.ui eievL'U in tlie teun
try."
'j'.' A) my nun ycuciully aiv of the
A
the past stronger Cernell teams han
appeared en Frnnklin Field, nnd lest,
nnd watch this one."
According te Graduate Manager of
Athletics KrneKt Ceziscns, the Penn team
will be taken te the Senvlew Country
Club next Tuesday nfternoen, where
jney will remain until Thursday morn
Meadowbrook Cress Country
Will Be Big Event of
the Day
CAMDEN MOOSE RACE
Thanksgiving Dny hns always been a
red-letter day In cress-country, activi
ties, nnd this year nil the lending clubs
of the city will hnve men vlelng for
honors ever the various courses through
out the city.
Twe really big runs will be held, one
In the morning and one In the after
neon, nnd several closed runs will be
held by the ether clubs which are open
te members only. Notable among the
closed runs are the Shntinlinn. the As
cension Club run and the run held by
i Sv. - - lit ii """::; - ic-cnsien uiud run ar
!" i." '"M W'th the possible exeep- Pi, B-huvtklll Navv.
nLJ,Si;"ui:!nT.'.lhcJ.y ! . Most of the Interest of the day will
. ..., ... n,...u it. iii iAuiii.111 Winn- . f,n Mnnrnrwrl In hft fill miiAf hInfP h0lrl
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teg in a scrimmage
tien.
. McOrnw hurt his lei
drill en Wednesday. He walked nreund
yesterday morning with the aid et
crutches, but when the gridiron war
riors denned their suits he doffed hls
crutches. An X-rny examination re
vealed the fact that the backfield luml
nnry suffered nothing mere serious than
n strain, with the result thnt he will
no able te piny against Cernell Thurs
day nfternoen.
McOraw did net indulge in scrimmage
pr get Inte togs yesterday afternoon,
but the conches nre hopeful that he will
be able te romp through signals this
nrrnrnnnn 7tf..f! ..... l.f.... t. ...
......,, I'liuiun iiuuneii in mere i
than anxlmis te get into togs and states
iimi no is in geed cneugb shape te
start against nny tenm in the country.
f AT THE event that the coaches de
cWc thaf the former Buffalo llleh
Scheel star Is unable te start the
name against the Ithacans, Clark
Craig, the burly Oklahoman who has
been ripping the Junier varsity line
te shreds and who has been playing
a superlative game as defensive back,
will piebably get McQraw's place in
the backfield.
TUIE varsity practiced for a time en
the river field yesterday, but went
uiiu n real intensive signnl-culllilg
practice nfter the Army team vacated
Franklin Field. The same line-up, with
the exception of Medrnw. with Craig
taking the place of the injured back, i
After the varsity had run through a
half hour's signal drjll, Conch Heisman
lined up the varsity nnd first-string
substitutes in a mock scrimmage drill. '
The substitutes had the rcgulur Cernell !
plays, but failed te make an appre
ciable showing against the regulars.
On the ether hand, the varsity showed
considerable ability In making holes
w hen tbey were carrying the ball.
bv the Meadowbrook Club in the mom
ing. This run will attract entries from
the entire district and most of the local
clubs will hare complete teams In active
participation.
Among the entries for the Meadow
brook run are teams from Enterprise,
Jean et Arc, Nativity, Visitation, Blue
Blbben and the Kensington Beys' Club.
Sm'hSmpd
opinion that tin. .'( ami liluc hnn
ue th'tn mi rim ihanic te h;ivc
' In it laid plans of Ceimll. 'I hose
i iiieiui the cadets' teatltiinl itut) it he
i 'iir set ii the Cm mil (inn play ma
I th opinion that Cm mil, uhile
iltlittiit se fur (is nu vim nil at it bit-
'il ii .until lied, n our uj tlieif ti niun
'it is iusii in di full eurr the oppes-
'I diffuse i sluing cnoiieh In i.tep
'i"ir ti nuts.
the
Quality -Serr.ce--Ecoieay
Wm an out of the confuted
traffic district
These Values Tell the Story
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' toiler, made by Allta-Braalsy. f
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MANHAI IAN-2000 Oka . $0 fiC
HEADPHONES. Rtg. $.00...O.IW
I PENN LOUD SPEAKING UNITS $1 A A A I
! Fit a BkBanaraak lW.Ull
WESTERN ELECTRIC HEADPHONES, aavy
type, with two itti cipi. SO AC
Rtg. $15.00 e.ra
THOHD ARSON AMPLIFYING $0 CC
TRANSFORMERS. Rtg. $4.50 W
DEFOREST TRANSFORMERS. SO QC
Tvat A-400 Rtg. $6.00 CttUO
SWITCH 1Cr
LEVERS IwC
AMRAD VARIOMETER, Btikct SC OC
kmll tn. willi Kaeb ft Dill.. VLO
43-PL. VARIABLE CONDENSERS, $1 AC
I bird raktur cadi. Rtr. SS.00 "-
I 23 rLATC CONDENSERS, .0005
I mid. Rtg. $3 75
SPIDER WEB COILS, Turncy.
, Reg. $6.50
1 CRYSTAL DETECTORS, glass
t enclosed', Rtg. S?Q0
' FIRTH V. T. SOCKETS, con
position bast. Rer $1.00 . . .
I FIRTH SINGLE JACKS.
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t iis with the Xmy, I'unii State mm
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I I old (lniiy bucket will be uiwet anil
Hi it Hie ed and Itluc will fly til
1 1 ipii uitlj next Thursday.
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ATLANTIC CITY
ONLY an hour from
Franklin Fieldby spe
cial trains The night life
of 'the boardwalk, a
plunge in The Ambassa
dor s sea-water peel and
countless ether attrac
tions will make tt a real
week end vacation Wire -or
'phone at our expense
for reservations
The Worlds SMett beautiful
Resort Hetel
Ht. Celumbn will nle have a tenm en
tered in the Meadowbrook run, while
In the nfternoen tlm t. Celumbn lnd.
will act us neit te the ethers In nn nn
other cress-country run.
The Ht. Odiimhit run will be held nt
2 :.'!() and will be ever n three-mile
course In the northeast section of the
city. It will be a hiimlicup nffnlr mid
Htnrta nt Twenty-fourth atcret nnd
Lehigh n venue, x
The teurae will take the runners
south en Twenty-fourth street te Hunt
ingdon Htrect, where they turn wotxte
Itldge avenue. At the Hldge the con cen
trxtants will turn north te Nicctewn
Inue, then ciiHt en the latter Hired te
I f tint! tiff 'I'nrk nvenue, tentliiiilnK en
Hunting l'nrk nventin te Fex avenue,
nnd en the latter street te Twenty
fourth Ktreet, from which nnliit the
rinitiiTs will go mil lli te the fin I Mi nt
Twenty-fourth nnd Iluntinsden streets.
Prizes will he ituni'dcil te the winner
nnd these who tluMi near the top. A
geld watch is the first prl.e, while cold
nnd silver medals will be awarded te
the next eleht men. Three bronze
medals will nlse be given te the tenth
'te twelfth places.
One of the blwst of the closed runs
will be the Hlianulian run in West Phil
ndelphlii which will he eer a course
that inenMires nearly three nnd one-half
inileH. The runners will lenvc the club
hni nt Forty-sixth street und Lnn
111M1T nvenue nnd go custin Lancaster
nwiiuc te Fortieth street. Here they
will turn and continue west te Fifty
111 end street where nnether turn will
take them bnck (e the clubhouse. This
nice Ii scheduled for 10:30.
AsciiiMlen will nlse held n closed run
ever their own course while out in the
I'm k the Kchulkill Navy will held a
rate for its own members. Over in
Ciiiiidcii the Meese will stage n race
tin ouch the streets of the Jersey me
tiopelis, while in- Berwick, Pa., still
another nice will nttract considerable
attention due te entries of several nn
tlenal stars.
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skin.ef which the finest custom shoes ar cut,
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