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WAFTER WA TCHING GIRLS,
IN HOCKEY
Smash en the Nese or Kneecap Just One of These Little
C'Thiiigs That Are Liable te Occur Any Moment,
$ but These Courageous Lassies Seldom Leave Game
j
lly SIONKY McUNN
PKM.OW'S. we might jiM : well admit It for gameim.. light-te-dic-blttcr-eml
courage. Ilie girl are our iniieriers. Tim t admission, unite an
ndnilsvimi fur a ho.icrseii In make, I ec.-islnmd In a most enjoyable nftor nfter nftor
Beon spent at tlic l'ln'ndelphia Cricket Club, Si. Martiii". where ue watched
two Uflil hotkey iitiitiliis between athletic young women.
In tlic course of the gridiron campaign we nv many brave and hardy
young ini'ii struggle fur supremacy, 'rime after I Inn 'tin' referee's whitle
blew while n chap v.'lie liail teeeived n kick en
QMK
.STOMA McUNN
!mt we'ild
i the ii.it li of
did de was stand dirc'li
with a whaik licit i-im-il the cars of sihm
f$ & 4
Miss Win l"h te-ar j tell from the force nf the blew the pain tendered
her left liinli useless I'm. bopping along en one leg, she followed that hall
down Ihe lleld. her hotte-brulsing i-ln-i k et the sjiheie haling -tinted it toward
the opponent'-- goal, anil a score later rcsiiltrd from her courage.
50 ' t'SSl' inn Ihr cnntrit, tn drtrrminrd Ihe playm In firl tlml
point, mi iirrsnit en Ihr firlil pniil Ihr eliqlitrit nitration In Ifitt
W'inihiili, Shr plnnril Ihr Inilf llirniiflli inul in Ihr rj-i ilrnirnt nf Ihr
imiir lemnt nil nlmul I In iiijurul .'lire. i ( shr knniei that Ihr Ivill
hit In i Imlnu.
tic i, iris i'oen-i oeu
I'iieh-I'tmh
O'VUVAi siiN hi dial mateh and the two p.uin'-- that prei-eiled it get limtit
from hall m- -ink that mn-t haw- hint. I5in net a wlilmp.-r! .Miss Helen
Fr-rsii-eii. who plnjed with tin- All-l'l ikidelpliiaus aK.-nnt New Yerk, and
Tvhe Is t-aieil the hest goal keeper in tlil sn-tieM. poeh-poohed the Idea that
field lini ker teitiirid leurag"- en the part of a girl. "We get .-eun- slight
knocks." sin- adinitliil. (line in :t while the hall s;iils thieiigh the air and
loosens tome teeth m --Mia-liis ,-i tu.se. lint we enter into the spirit of the
(tame te si-i h an rient that we seMntn lealie we are hurt."
15es, Ket tint, and get It tight ! A teeth Knocked 'it or a pem- Inokin Inekin
1111(1 these uiiU make light of it. The wear shin gimrds and It is well tlu
de, for it is n,. i alone the hall that hits Vm : often in the mi-ups the sue!,
dtrikes -Inns instead of the spheinhl at which it is aimed. This is quite pn pn
lntentieti.il. v-u kii". ler the girls phi the game cleanly and accept the
umpires' pi unities ultlmm pretest.
At times, when that hall was scouting along die turf and -i girl could nut
utep it with her siii-K, she p'anted her feet in front .if It, Mrs. Krumhhaar.
tin? presidcui et the rich! Iliekiy ,m i.ilien, v:is asked whether tliis did net
Jiurt, siii'i- the pl.iM-rs weir thin, intn.is 4m for tin- most pan. "lliii-, It
docs hurt " was the I.l f' signitii'ant letiinntit. That m- alK
The Ufchineiid goal-Keeper M.ie gutinls that tt-acliid te her waist. We
vendered v.ln- until n igoren attink w.ts i-iade upon the Virginia goal
Then the nijsteij wus ,?I..m- for this htave hissie steed direelly in the path
of that h.ill. no mutter hew hard it might him- heep hit, ;uiil stepud it with
her heilj . (.Ilice die lio-teti ge.il-kci per, Miss Whittetnere. sat en the p.irf te
prevent a speeilnii; hall from going into the net. She were Milii guards that
resemhlcd ilmse of a hasehall (at'her, hut she a.umed a ereiiching attitude
that, when the lull hounded, endangered l:ir lace mere than In r shins.
OCC Sli M.I.V. u Inn Ihr fiirU nrt inulr,- thi hull, a mmhir '1ml
Ihr ir.iult (tn hnrrfiir n linn from tin tjutl huh). (Inrr i hnnl
pel.r ahet thr sphrir thimuih Ihr nir ami nnlij Ihr " i- ilmlriin' nl u
liplimninl iiiits awl her from Hitting it mi t'cc kci.
The Girls Can Sprint. Toe
AND speed: I'ellews, seer.ll of these girl- Wnu'il hair put ,;s m ihe tiuc.i tiuc.i
herse class, mit enlv in sprinting down the In Id m i nr-nlt nf :i long ilrne.
hut in ugi'lty, le'. One cunning little hnh-head, lh.en-l.iured I'.e-icui player.
Miss Slrehelch, was f,ill of ginger and had lets ff nlulity wnli it. She i-euld
weave her way in and out of iui-tiis with a daring and dcwrrie-ss that
rivaled that of linjrge SuHn-in when he gets nunj for ,i hreken-tield run en
the football turf.
, The lirst match c.i tin- dm wa.- In twei a the i:tr.ier.i- and an all-school
tnm of l'hi'aih-lphi.i. and one of the star p'.u.inrs was M.ss J.atna Waine,
thirteen .icars e'd. who s,...ninl te have nil tin- power and ability possessed by
etne nf the ehh-r girls-. Anether spirited field hecke.iite js Miss Ann Town Tewn
pnd, who is mted the best all-around athletes- among Philadelphia vi-hnel-KtrK
Sin- piais. vlih eccptleual sKlll, baseball, u-icl.ei, h.iUi'thall. letini-
In fuel, urtiialli all he-ii..iti games.
Otln-r (.iii.-iki'i- ("it i- gitU who haic p. rf-cr.-aed si-iisaiinnull.i in the field
heekej tllmiiiatteu unite hes are the Mi-s(s Sue liendman, I'lnmn Neri-l-.
Virginia Carpenter ami Hetty Cndbiirj ju-t te meiitlnn scleral who weie
praised b.i the gallery at St. Martins lesferday One. Ml.s (ierlrude e,nn.
vhn pla.icd with AH-rhil.idelphia agnln-t Chicago, hi.irs out our opening
declaration ion ping tin- gameness ,,f the girls. Shi- took many humps en
her ile-e, but refused te ipiil the game, c0 .ji. wears a guard eactlv sltnllnr
te the guards 1 1 1 s t used l pretei t tin- nose and tiinudi of a grliliren warrior.
m
IV lS mtrr into thr ijninr. ten. flnri ,i si;;li,iq iurr nni uhiitlii,'!
it (ihiinj in cr ttn I mil nl e Hnitnn in, I. Slir Impul from thr iiifunul
trilh in ti'i hmi'l tilt mini hieh cinl that Imll hit tf i-ifJi n nmm I.
Unllr, il mull m rr stiiwj.' Hut n thr lull dveppfil In tin, tin I .,..
fc Unpi"'l thr siirl: nith leth hninJi nr,l mete the iphru- in nly
tun il d tin appaiii lit' i;nal.
There Is I'Janty of Action
w,
rllKN r tin nt ciiied te an liulid'eient spmts writer tha- we p.niii.ccl in
wltuiss ,, I'p. d cclic v mall h he
titllHt have been watil.ng h.w meile- of n game The mini who would all
liehl lieikti b- gills sew Minibl be utunllaiil. te sa the least. ',os. we
have it en our sisters m strength anil peid. hut don't ever s;n- thnr ,. vln .
Jilli-s them lii wind and in-art enduratice. Seme of these girls wire en tin- run
virtually inch minute nf the tblrti-liv ristittitlng a hull'; they panted se
herd that in. ceuhl hear them en the sidelines. !ut ipillV Net the gnis
I'hlliideiphin is die American home of liehl hecjjiy, t is an Kn'glish
fame. Whii h brings out another fcatuie. Ylriiiali) nil of the many teams
m this mm turn ure lem-ln-d by Kngllch sirN and thej de net u-iehe n pennv
for their labor. They leach the game because tln-i lee it Imagine anv men
trnveling aciess die sea te proineli.- a spett ividietit draining the aulti of
Philadelphia's richest bank. ,
It is In order that tin AII-Ainer-c an team niav be selected te plav in
Europe that die diminution matches nre being pla.ied at St. M.itllns. I'.osien,
Chicago, New "eik, Uk'hnieiul ami I'hiladelphlu entered eam. And wlule
Held heikej is nu Unglish game, e opine (hut tin- uthleile inung women ,,(
the U. S. A. will come helm, happy.
' t.S' no turn our inii-pntr i.i Mutiny ihn pin r le mil ultriii'nn
In Ihr dinn(M nl lnnhnj, Inr it m nut ilmuji rnui fur ijiiU irhn nir
veil ninilnil niul in tiuint phinnal inmlitiuii. II' e iliil ilriirr. heu
rvrr. In innviiirr mir mmriilutr fiumh thut Ihnj mint nut fu'iiA e
hate n cinmr en ruin aye nnil ilrtn initial inn.
That
"DIMtY .MiAI.I'.l'H. an in-llw tn it in Kimpii-t Chili rillniis, luatsis upon
Jj tlie ivhnlc world knowing dint tin- football season did u,a ,.,M TliuniJ.n TliuniJ.n TliuniJ.n
afteinoen when a ntiuibei- nf traditional games were pla.iul (if far "re-iie'e
.' . Xliiuvrillin ' I" line,., unit mem,. , iiin.s,
' A A L ... Iltll.. .,,,,1 I c
, ftllfrldlreil wiin the l,alii.ietle-(ieetgelnn t ms m Washington this afternoon.
fc., Te the wrilers who are arranghig and rearranging the gridiron eleieps-l
Wi Minklnr, they call il In tin clTett te tell dm l. u. I'. which in the host of
M JU- bwiheu, tiii- i.atineite-iicergetnwn game ineausn sjigiu delnv. The
jBaiteniunu lest one game (please don't sheet if we mention that die si-ere was
14-1S, W. and !. haiing a try -I'm- point mtiiglni. lint Dr. .Jeck Sutherland
had a powerful miuuil of nibbles at I.afajelle ami a ih-elsie result one imy
T another in the kiiiiip wlili (lemgeieiMi would compel some mere irurrannlii"
j
nFHILE en the ranking iiiljcct,
K vA i ;'
,ww. Jitintka en Thurtduy routed
B'wS-il
httl. team undrfriLtrit.
! n0ni vjM((iacVf icere. Nein$ia had played ait
i ill :
rt-. nl j tv.
m!ma:
SCRIMMAGE
the slim writhed in npp.iieiit nftnny en tin unf
ami a team physician or trainer rushed te liH
id" Willi tin' first -aid satchel anil the water
bottle. Yesterday n pri'lt Southern miss, bv
iianii' Wimbish. who Jluyed with the Ulrhmenil
eleicii against Chicago, --iilTeii'il n blew en th"
knce-iap (hat would h.iM' - ti t one man tif
knew te tin hospital. Did -he drop te the
ground'.' I lil they go te her assistance? Net
h a jiiKfit' '
III fie'd hoekey, J Oil knew, they U'-O a deuced
hard lealher hall and a stick dial drives it with
hnHrt i ke speed Miss Wimbish was In the
n nlt of n seriuimnge i that the proper weid.
gins w lien an opponent loe; n health and
ipilte inns, ninr swing mid that hind hall lint
iuie.x 'In' tiehl like a 1 5a he Until liner The
'I'g.t.ri ptli'ri' tiijslil have -lile'-iepped II. 15iit
net he plnilng ihe game. What .-he
that missile, and It slunk her knee
tutors many ynids nwaj
the Hard Knocks
me
sniernd; "low ; ii.i a. t.en te ir." Me
Lafaycltc-Georpetewn (utile
i I I-. . .
leuiu eei iicieiies nrevienslV HIJIi;fll en
that bump handed Selie Dame hu
ihifh. A'elre Dame, vn le Ihr
a it with thr Armu hrinn hrr
PITTSBURGH BOXER
TO INVADE PILE
Vic Breg, 140-Peunder,
Planning te Visit Here
for Competition
Is
HE IS A YOUNGSTER OF 19
j lly LOUIS II. .I.UTH
TJAKUY KIX'K. sieris ediim- of a
1 ritlsbiirGh 'paper, advises that
another scrapper from the Smoky City,
j is thinking seriously about invading ,
j I'liiladeltihia.
Writes Mr. Keik: 1'tiahh' le rl-e in
his chosen prefessin jn I'iitsbutgh. Vic
I5rng s about te step out and seek new
Holds of endeavor,
j llreg hns been dabbing in the ring
. gatne for about Ihree years, huf he.
has had comparatively few bouts. Vic !
lis enlv nineteen jeat-s of age, although
i lie leeks- elder, both in appeaiami' and'
In I lie way be handles himself In the
rini!. j
Inside the ropes l'reg has the cool i
, pnlc of a veteran nf many buttle., but, j
iis a matter of fact, he hasn't appeared
,111 mm i' than u 'de.eu matches, piefes-
lenall.i . while his snuatci.r engagement1.
I wen- limited te about the same number i
Of -(.His. j
However, 1',-ng ,n been a latliifttl '
wmki-r unci lie lias gained lets of e-
perieiin' by sparring with a number of,
star liners without suffering anv pai-i
tlciilar iiicoiivi-nieuce. lie has :in jdea
that h mid mingle with the real J
laenrj -grtteis nnd get by. '
T.reg weighs HO jieunds new and is1
live fiet -even and one-half inches in
height. He has shown some plea-lng
stuff in tlie few times he ha- beti'd. and '
I'ltt'hiirgh experts believe be will make I
geed If glien a chance te light often
enough te make it worth his while.
Vie has been ileliberallng between
getiig te Cincinnati under the manage- ,
i incut of I'.iddv P.lsbep and bending i
i.aM, wi.eie iinjiiecii who s lutlt-wa.i
goe.l as a ligliter etui earn his .nit !'
.ort of fan. ... the I'nst. and mil he
pulling s-a! es for either Phillj or t'incy
wlllnii tin- iii-t two welts.
LOUISVILLE INVADED BY '
MINOR LEAGUE MOGULSJOHNNY BEKMAN s STAR
Melting of Southern Association Te-
day Is First en List i ;y WIMJAM S. 1).I,I,S
Leuisiille. Ii.i.. He. ". I.euisi.llc A Tl.ASTIC CITY is nil embused
ted. i.i was iiiiihi ign of the lia- A eu-r the Collies ami it leeks ns if
mom!. The ndian-e guard of miner I the famous (,etham aggregation of cape
league baseball chu fs is hi-'-e for the nlnici-s ban- found a permanent resi-
opening et a wool, m peiimum ami
e ...., .1 i. , I.. inti'ii.. . Iti.l.. ...!..,.. .. .IT
""".'in., i" .,....tii'- iii.ii' ii.iuii'. ..eel'
furnish an ahuu.lan f fuel for thej
hot-sieie league.
The meeting of die Southern As.q. j
elation club owners tm ai wa. t e lirst
mi the Ii.i. The existing waiver price
will likelj be one of die important i
siib.ie.ts lioel.eel for ils,.ssi,)u ;,t t. !
meeting. 1 lie tuajeritj of the miners
:ne .aid in favnf an iiieretisi. m the
present ligure nf SllH). .Inlni l. Mur
till, nf Memphis, is pi-cuie-nt nf the
.is.oeiatien.
Tin- annua! meeting of the. American
Association is mi the Imnli tm- Mou Meu
lin 1 Re-i'li'i-tien i Themas j Ilickcy
as president is nnti. ipated
PAL MORAN TO BOX AT
NEW CHESTNUT ARENA
New Orleans Lightweight Will Meet Ilnlmnn.
Harry Kid Farmer Next Week (Te K.xplain Rules
1't.l Mman. tti-lightwe.gii, fr.emX.m . '''"' Sei-iind Rrgim. m Armeiy will
, , , ,, , ' 1 hu 1 row ibil this .itiernemi at the tin-
Orb. ins, lib., gaie Lebby Rnneti a'nu.il mtcipretntlen basketball game,
tough t-is-le Thaiisgliing lai. ha. h"hl under the aiispbe. nf the l'hlla-
bfpti i-iciii-il in- William Ib-ltt le b.w (.,.('1!,.1,i'1. l'l'tiiit IJe.trd of Apprund
at the neu C'ti.ttiui Sttect Aiena m-t
W'ediicsd.n night Mer.in u ill junr off
with Ilanv K.d rainier, of I'tevi-
neine, it. 1. it mil he an eight round
Kl-te.
.loe I lls.li and I'ebl-i 1.. i en., a spur-
""is i, ..tie- 1 1 . .....i.eie .. win liuijl. Ull
!,, .!,,. ll., .1 :.(!....l
In the ether bems llinky kniiffinnn
ii .....
vi .11 I fir it nh.iiiK tli.ti 1,1 ,t.....
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ft;; ii ' 1. nV.::.,.;:;.! rV;'
- '""' I l.e-wls, p e-nient. hopes 1 ipart some "',", ',"." J """ ,',url "' " ' r,,,-
p.ene actcd inr net rv ! kneiile.l.-e 0f , he game te tlio-e present. ! 1" "'' '"Inck. president of .!,,. dub.
CARDS AFTER JOE BOLEY iManufulun-iV Games I ' ,'1"''1 " '" ll1'', V""''.'"'"- ''ik of
,.'1411111.11 iiuii-s nanus ti,p ,.,, country clubs in th.. I'lilln-
Offer 515 000 -nri Piw Piiv,irf . ' '"' ''I ''"dolphin Miinufacturers' dc-lphla dlstrlrf. There will he t10sV
ener ,s,5.Q00 and Five Players for, L,;im , ,,,,. t(tnijsht .,. Ven.,,, ll(l, niViam , t1(, tnredng i fan,, f ,,f.
Orioles' Shortstop '-'- -t Cnluiiihi.i iiu-n-ie, the tirsi , bmi", 1 .stcm installed at 1. 11 l,n te put
M. l-eius, lie 12-Th,, m I ..in-! tlM-" .t11 '"da .trials haic ever competed , ead, department en 11 slricl.lv hu-iucss
Vile -ml. l.-.w ,.ir.-i-id S-J.-i.illi' a d five' ""."'" '"'J'1 . !','' 'h"""" ,w',i 'Tnl1'"!!?' ,
l.mr. hu- .!...- I'.elei. shnrst,i , f ih.
li.iltii.ieri- Iiitorn.itien.il League lub.
i Ja, I; lliiun, i e.inager of the Oi .ides.
I Ha. ii.fn.iii i ecus,. nl te the ileal for'
1 the ptcsent, -s u-,, learned tedaj ,
! The plains iiffcri-d in tin- ileal hnu-i
j net In -ii i.nii.il, but if was dcclar.-d
lihcv iirte- valued nt .?"i(MK each, nitil;.
(lag a i. t:-l of .-.,-,(1,000 nffered for tlm
s)hi 'tst.ll
The Cn-ilii.als are seeking a sheirt-
s ip ii s j. , ,.P1 .Inlni I .-1 . 1 1 1 . mho wns
(te iipic .ti.ted by illness last sia.nn.
Heets and Saddle
New Oilcans The Slnni-buri I Inn
ii i ap for all am"-, at six furlongs js th,.
fi afire at JeiTeisen Park tndav. Mar.
mi Mm should be highly i-iiiisnnred fur
tin pur e. although cntrymg Ien weight
elll- tin. liehl
Horses which seem best nre Fiist' Nut. Knlth
i.'iic- Vetinie. punta (ierda, Contour, , in ' luitiic.i.n-Si'etid-
I'.-oiler. i raj en, Colonel Tin . 't . I,',,1"
or. I bird Sway, I'ltulice, Witme- i-nv ;- v..
nl. l-'eiirth Marvin Mni. .Iiinn-s I'.i
O'Hurn, I'ifty ntiy. Piflli- liiecu
ield, i:imer K.. tielden Pless, Sixlli
TravcHtj ,
Cariiavren. Tem McTjg.
I K'Tf.
1 Ti.iluana: Tir-t tare - JimK i..,.
' U'gbt Angle. S ml Choir Master,
A' Peller. Ollie Woecl Thlid- I'tio I'tie I'tio
weitli, Ceik. Jerry. IVnirtii - lkev T .
Colonel Mntl, ant'eii Hall, SimIi .
inieiiei .linn. '"''O .1111, ,HI.
. ei-iuak, Wndnn, MlMeislinrg. Seventh
--Itiirkhern II, Pmiolier, Lela.
Havana: Pirst i.'ice -Jesephine K.,
Who Can Tell, Lleuicnniil iilintn J.
Munay, Se.-mid lietiwithim, Urnsh Urnsh Urnsh
woed. Margaret Ware, Third - C(,w,
Lul Meme. Mud Nell. I'miidi- I u t ,,,,
II. liraiiun, .'0I0110I Murphy, rifin
-Parele, American Li-gmti, si,,,, (!(j(
Sixth Article X, Tim I'iiate. Wake
lit Id
forty bremi mares n-nm the I'mieh
stiilile 01 .x. ix. .uc miiiier nae airned
in New Yerk. The.i nic te u -u D...
1 -. 'ei.... it lu ,1... 1.
c'-niet'i in. 1,,- iiu- iiire-.i (mj. 1
sigiimeni of ihoieiiyhbi-i-il males iU.ri
brought le this ultimo and will he 1
eagertv piirciuiT'i uy un-i-iiers in Ainer
lea. Several of tin' males aie hi Alain,
tenon, a family highly pri?ed in L'ng.
1'iiid, Tin family Is bust known bj The
Tctiack,
A. I. Klrby, nt New Orleims, hnM
turnpil down nil offer for Ihe nin.
,he holds en StKYfJt Corcoran. He imku
,.,3.eniua'
m
DAD
USE W , JlMWV ,-1 HEARD YOU RArziN ' 5ALLV WeuT
HOCKEY YOU'ME ffOT TllE WieevtMDEA
AftM iT -KJ. ffJLUf? "'
I IF S AHVTHMG- L(E SVllWMYt
EARCAT SPORT, M' 'DDM Ycx;
n i ...... i i "im" " i
Veu Ge euTtierae witm a WKWiestiCK awd mm
AR0UW5 TOKiwG-TMG TiLCTiLt Youfi-TewffUE HAiVff-S
i.T AiiTiyfiijfl.4iriTAiVK ffOCS FLAT SfiMPRriT'
MTS"Yeu ew Yours. "Sump of lwTeLLlecA;e Aiwrturi)
rATS"Yeu owieuii. oumcer iwieLLitfeiwe iwurwiy
LCtfS PEEL LIKfc v-'OLn MOLASSES
(?iM?ii
NEW SHORE FIVE
HALTS SKEETERS
i Ailnntir Pitu Cnni-ec Dnrielua
mla,1X,C utV OCOres UCCISIVG
Win en Celts' First Appear
ance, 35-22
ilen.v for the winter.
.,., , , .. . ,
n ll"-v ,"i,,'" ,1"'"" ir,t "Pl'earam'e in
th.' seashore cage In -I eieiiing .mil de-
lighted an immense crowd of basketball
i eiitlliisiasis when they Inwereil tin- inl-
i or- of Camden. .",.1 in
The si iers
new lead tin- 1'etti r for first idin-e by
a ...mil eig itei-n i.e. mis
The winners nimpletelv eutclnss-di
the c opponents ami almost doubled!
tlii-ui 111 Held goal.-., .lehniii I,echinaii
w.is the biiglit pnrtieul.ir star with 11
half dozen baskets or as many as, the
entire opposing outfit.
Camden -Imt te the front at the start
aft r I lave Kerr tuadi a liehl and foul
toss, but the Celts mice in the lend
LggS PEEL LIKfc v-'OLn MOLASSES s
t"55lL' ? &j ,,-
..en- neier leally prrssed. The field
goals went te I'.eckuinn. li; llarty, 1 ; 1
.'..rS nunu'T-w;igi;rKhii.iiFigures en Best Year in Club's
iie.'iii did net seern while In the game;
and IJe
Stock' was blanked by Sat
liitsketliall 1 Illicit!
The teams that will play are St. '
.lese pii ntnl l.-uiple mill players, .. niches
ami rel.-i'
. in 1 .1
- n 111 iitii- nil 1 j 1 - in n-i
1 onto the tn'iv rules uolerc the season
j opens In a f.w days. All phijers and
thesii' int tcsti-d In baski th.ill tne in
.... t
llleli.
, , V' ',' V U'"!"B ,1,"I,"i'' ,""! n"'1 "ffl
' I'lU Is Will tithnt 1 till ill l. 1 1 l lniuL'n
i ' " n " u"i' 1 titt nt - ht i;i'nvi
hall in L'en.-r.il. Anv .iiii-.liens en Ihe
,"- - tnu.-,, ,,,, d pun ;.
.""". ' '' ' '.'"', .'""f ' "'""-' l",: """I
en aceiiiii nl 1 lianksgii nig.
The siiieibile calls fnr Xatlnnal Metal
lids' i" in " t Moskewiii! llcibneh
ami Stee 1 -1 1 eldle te mingle with Pas-
hnll. (inltlul. krc I illick.
The I, ill. I.. Iers have about decided
.that it is nu.. ie stn tigtli'-ii and many
new nntieis have been -iifiutl,
Ciilnlil.il h,is sij.mM Si llWItrU, of the
Splias, vl.ile Wilbur ha speared "LI."
Peii i 'I. St, ii ii-en. Sam .Moerehea
Hi.uiii'il Mr,., I ..ml "Miliil." liniikiu
KcjNt.uie 'I. If phene has secured Kddie
fialljghii
The gin '...igiie will also have a
gam.- tin. in i, ng. 'Ihe representatives
of Stnl Il"i. lie will oppose die H'.'ek.
weed giil. in the ..polling game, wlili-n
sturts nt 7 .ill) P M.
Scraps About Scrappers
"rSinir en e rftuni rnaKli
tm Nnm ('urn allfl Kiel
.is til pme.eetK nu 'in iv -. , ,
- mu ii.-iHii in tb iirien- Inst time u champion has cier detnoii-nfi.-re.iinn
.V rjiini limit Htniti'd his shots in tills uiaiinei.
i-"i')ii hi.
Urnw.
Jen llnrrelt -'.
.1 . .rh n.f
t li'ii ll a"-., i
e nlnti in l. ' i
I ' N-U .-ii
T. i m I '.'jtitiM i
n fi em Orntitwr.nc
..ml itnlmi triiiiiltnr
iiiiriev (IT.VIl nl Ilin
.i n irlu. suive lliirri'll
i i nitil rhnlleiMi'S I"
nu nils nf the iiuiii-vn
t,ii.-rH i.i.v.11
'sum iiheut B set-te is
t w c-
iiih.ii. nm paitini Jjiuna buecieum in
PittlllK 119 bill'
llrl'ii Trrnnlnr, t f e;p,tnil flvwrlKl.f.
u ,,i I'mW. Ip, 1 n npn fur IkeiIh
""h u t'1"'- V.nru Muriv Kani met Kl'l
Melf
llrrnn llnniirr inel.iit fnr n flflfn- 1
reur.'l li'in v U) j, .., ,t iinen- In l.eisllli I
;.i , iieniiin 1 f..,, .ii,v Littleton Ht Niw ,
Orlmtis l" -i. lr is ,
Jcilinnv li.irr, .f 1 ev, t.iinl. will inf"l
mill "V. ,i tl. nvll.iri wfltrrivelKlit. .it ,
UaicniiuM. 1h De finber t." I
111I1I7 Ui- Minn. I'tits),ur.'h fenlliei nelulit ,
Jib'i I'.i' - i' ' j . uts In IMillHih-liihla.
li m rriiirn".i ,M11 , ,,,. i.U'iiit u w-ffl.. II"!
un n'li inn 11 L-.,,n n mi ft I.X-nny
llea -it .HlU Tlttrtnlh L'flllUry '-'lull IJO-
111 W1 '
' ,
Ine IlreiMl. i 1.
.... t.n. .vhn ill. ihu
.', Iic.lll
In. Ill
.... u . . 1 .
Iiniiin. L.e.i w .,0 ,. tititilnr iMrrnrinr
lUll. I I. , eru i.irn tin inft HU 11
1... 1 Ud l.'IM... I .. . ..... -I... I ...... .
Mi. Ifv linllHulcr .. jni inw-sen. Ilriiwn
1. isid.- u nn'ui nii,hi n.iren'a 'l'-H
"" " " 1 ' rr 1 ill 1 e.v . iniiiii
, hinl'liii Vnr!m.i nl "Jie-niinl. llie 'inuth '-lull ill'-d III M 1,-jkr'n iluriiltnl hem fium
fe-Jrcnnaii ' " icc ''mU" '"" 'n,,"'" iieciimeiilu. Ills Itnme iiiiti In tli M.utli of LAST W'KI'.K Or'TIIK SHASIIV
. S.-i.tl.tiul. Jlmlile ii-iii drufled him frmu II. n The lurluln will neon 1.. r,.. ... V
'Mtlmduln Wicndi-rcru la Hci)tlnO. Ht llm (oei tall llut Vliarn ir2 1 n. i,.,r. '. f '"" " "
Bud Tayler Stena Frlrfl. Santrv inil of iPHt w-nun. Jle nlniwl III" luki Kuina lull li'li. nISi?l TIhi ?e,iL ".n"" 'I"'
Tf.rri.Hsfa'ifias'Wi3 yMter&K&rK'&sstt mmSSm
ai.'Wf.&'t': """."V.nUn.J b,l Mjr.i hi. I..m. ...yhMe,.. fgS!&
DOES SOME BROADCASTING
DENTED AWD
-? A RCS-lAO.
HCil-r Aii iil
vw t nwv Hi
FORffeT rt
(ati" .
AHEA.P-OWC0LLI5I0M
it 9
"TlVfE IT FttOM
I StRLS HOCKEY
little TwKTeA
', mm i
KBtu
- ,i
Basketball Statistics
i:asti:un i,i:.afi
w. I. I'.C
(.ini.ln . s .sua J'lilln
Ircmnn ., T g ,77s ,ltl OitJ
I'nutf.s'li. I i) .HID Itmullriff.
W I,. I'.i
I II III I
.i ii ,a:n
i 7 .anc)
STCHKNT VirrCltANrt- AS.SOCI.ITIOV
AV. I,. I' c w . v
T, " nl- . a 0 1 nei.t ). Tt) i c(
Itiice . . S 1 Cii.l I' . I- . e g .nun
i . .'. i: i;.j l , i.iiu iiuiilis. n a .mi
1.AM- NIDHT'S ItCSI'lIS y
'...''rn l.-imuc Mliuiiic Cli ,i;,- Cum
I'l'n gg.
N.utli riill.'nlelnliln I'liuuli l.niMe-1'i .1
I'liilntinti, 17, Sviinlli siiust .Miiiui'llst ll.iis. 1
.01:11. g.l !
Nertliwe-t (liuii-h I.cisue rn it Uulth. '
LO I'lillclile. g.-V. I
r'iiili 111I11 It.iltieiiil l.-cmii- Au-lilnr nt
jii-i.-iiic-i. ,ti. rrfKifn1.1T j'.iuie. a.-.
I'm mis' liulkt i.i-.iKU- II-imuikiiI 21.
Lasli-s M. lleieliin ,IL', Jlilisv 14.
.s.i.,th I'liiliiiUli-hlu lie. rcu. L'S: Ht
Jam. h. Is,
M, .Ititiui, Itnspric. .113. ll'--it Trlinule, 10
: J' i. an r.l-urle .Umnu". 17.
l aillill.in. get. I-. II, A: Jt., J7,
Cithisliul, .'!.., Aeniln.iH ;u
,st. SlIlK as llelrn, 111
AfPill.Inn, g.1 M. 1'Htiick, 10
iiiiinlelt .Iuiii..i". g;i, I'inii A. A , 17.
Tii-i'nuiKii an. st j-'riniciH, it-.
I.tVSIOIt. gS; NielllDlnun I'le.s. gll.
UrciMncl, llctr. , 13, All-Mtin. 17.
UWj-SV .
Wff&f'J '
. , , J0X1'i,,""s siA.Mi:s , Tjiiicastcr avenue clan.
i't&!..'l.::;!n,''ill: ' nn a l...r,l ,w , mrihroek.
.',,V:l",lli.J.,.!l,,ili.ii.,1T1? Vlrtir'?im''...!L ''':iI'Wi '. '" pniwr. seemed e Lave
iVtllni'Vii'M T-i,if.1.,';ls;v!"!!1"!' ??":?:
" ..11J .Mn.lls.in i
t
LU LU GOLF CLUB
Short HlSierv Annual Meet-.
ing Next Menth
HAS BIG
2 LAN
1 romped iiuny with tin odd by the
cckir einiirinn nm .i,"""K,'r """-'" of six pins, thanks te
GENE SARAZEN S BIG ACT """ reuiarkably consistent bowling bv
I eiery momh(.i-ef the team.
,,,. ,,.... v... w'-'H' Satlerthwaite's vevamp.-tl I
y 1MH .MrMltLUK Mlltillfaclureis' "Yellows" l.em ., 11...
T ' J. I TKMI'I.i: cer.vntY CI.lTl
- here is thoreuchli- nwake 10 the
e is thoroughly awake te the
Iiessib it k of l,c.- !.,i 1 le
..: . . . .
- ' ". uii-,1 11 tm' 1 nnil ,iSfr'iiit
planning for the biggesi season of its
I brief career nevt .ear
u'"'i 1""mln11 meeliiig of this popular
golf club is slate, for n,.t nnmth. and
I nOlltlll I11.1111.1. tliA.-n n , .. I I..I..I
........ e . .
I !' 'I'"-" "'il' HU' IIIJSV 111 IIL
' ,.i..i f... ...,!.. 1 '.. ....
. '"" . ".lining glowing lopeiis
'''-. iliite lliz izinwi! IT 1. inn. Is 'lit.'
r?.:.!. t'-":y.
i.en
"'. 11111 lifts grown umn less ti,nn
a iiitmireii nietiil)c-rs j,. jears :eg , nn,
ii smalt niue-iieic oetiise te a tiii'inhei -ship
of Hit) and one of die stai ughtccii.
hole leurses in Philadelphia.
There is new also it modern locker
boils.! anil the clubhouse has pleat v nf
impro-.eini nt. The club has been lined
out of debt ami placed In a sound finan
cial condition. This Is figured ns an
incentive te oilier clubs bete and an nh
Jicl of admiration for golfers gi-iieiali-.
' Suraen s I-Yee lessen
. lieiie Suraen, Ailieiicnn P ! .
ami '-.., rhl s" champion open golfer,
has beu euguged bj a Sen Vmk mu..
paper te gin- a free golf lessen ai mi.
f the public courses mer there nu lie-
cemlic r id, S.-iiti.en is nii'v making .i
hitrrlnj trip from Miami, I'la., whue
he has been getting in simp,, after hu
operation for appendicitis fur his Iran--continental
tour with .luck llulcltisnu.
The champien's' hsseu will In- com
plete in every ilelail nnd will lie the
N pet j ei known.
I il I 11 r - 11 ' vl (III V ' '" I f" H -il I
I'lje Lilgli
'li pi.
,(-mrj0 (
larl
gees ie Highland Club
in the I'lttslnirgli ilistrjet us .arii7eii s
successor there liet season. Chiil.e
nsid te be at the l'ngliieiis' Club, ai
Idislyu, A. 1,, until he loleenteil at
, Ii 1 nt t nuileit (W. Vti.i Club.
Clubs ill seinci of the big clllis are
lie-v seel.ing Miril.en s services, mil the
chllllllilnii M ,coideil.
'"iiuiini 11 is "",lJJJ-
'Ilin tern liilli'.t 1 lull hri" I nld .1 rmi 1
leitinmni'.nt 'sl.'..li , 1 lit' li lis wci. .
I "T.-'l" .telinfiiii. 1. tin mho cut In l'i in -i
f.. n' lien h Ir. ;S lur 11 77 II. '.jh tin'
urnkcj up tn 11 Uree mii.I uilei iui
lii-lil
I'ln- Mrillri, In in"" In. In? urin unr.-.l Hi n 1
I V 0 ,ll III" llln Dull III It feilirseililc
in.itc li, 'Hi.' uiiinnif lstll II. li. I'.ili.i!iiii)
nr,.
I- II. 'IllOlllSHII. hlill II llll'll u.-el ejf
uliMi in we fui ti.f U.li.) imirt'i
KiniinM rn-iiili, urn, nm.le a round of 71
I ,,n.r ll.e .J. ulliein fill".. lleH tll .Vie I Ih Ten,.
. lln.) thin H" w. ncellhirf In tin liiv.ti
t 'nil 111". Ill I01111.. eit llll- (1UI. III lt.
..!.... 1.. 1. ,.. ...I. ,n- .in.i... ,s ,. I,.t..r i.
" I'l " " '" " ' ''. i"!. "s ' 1 1.1 11 1
,1,1 ivllanii li-d tin- .ni.ituiii neli 11 cm.s
hi-eiH of 7(1 A ml s. win nf CI n.is b.-st
,.. . ,... ......
I '" '"" ' "
Bethlehem boccer riayer Ule3
tici iiciiciii vjuuwui ritivci u ca
I vrOt ASPRAIMEO AWKLV OlCE PLAYlU'E OLD
CfccekBD CLUB?AME llE UADMVtaueefiAP
MYKWUCKLES KkineKnD Mv SMiwS
i..,ift tlrtMVc -rri , i syMi-Tv I ll'P
WUV' VKUIMi III.L. kUUIXCJ wis"
ME IP Vrttl k"Ti T AV TUA.T-
TfeAM AWD ETECrO HAVE A
TAWY Yeufee TDwiwc- iv en '
the vvgefiic. vm listm- tukts alCJ
f)7
JlUUV
tAfiATMCEl
rOUTWHULLTfiLL
!il'Viiuht, !'.'.'. by 1'iiblte .uiit C'eiii"iV
Germantown Pin Tepplers Take
Four Out of Six Frem Lancas
ter Avenue Clan
MARION WHITES BRACE
The Oierbroek Gulf Club was
bumped again in this week's series of
ilitcrclub league mutches, the Uerman
tnwn Ci-Mct Club rpeiit!nc the stunt
of the Maiiufacliirers' Club last week
and taking four mil of slv Irmu th"
I i 'hau.pie.,si,ip r,,,- u,n nrst l.nif of
the season climbed ten dais
but
hiiIwh dm eiims rocelei- fr.,,, ,lt
Ininaxing slump will find 11 new king
rmiini'il 011 1 leeemln-r LJ1 when the
1 inidul .section of the season ends.
I The Oeriiuiutewn "Blues." the penv
team of the Miiiihcini Clnl, .n,i, l,n,.i-I
lifter (linpp'yig the first game and took 1
tbn net two from the Ou-rbroek
"Whites" by comfort, hie mnrgiiiH.
I-rank Hnim-nr start ed for his side with,
two totals of out the -'0(i murk.
1 Ihe tiorninnlewn "Whites" were off
1 te a (lying s-uirt ami though thn did
drop the second game when Andersen.
I Peters and lieli all hit en high at once. I
, werp right there In the thlnl enim. mut
S1" dtr.y pace tltei
in nisi wool.
".yuuV "
l"r'""V "VVn,,r,,f": "'' ireunceii ijnrl
' I rout s
"'.. :..'.""" .'iiiin.iiin iiiree
riuiT v.' iii.iiim . ....' At.
This was the big upset of the
night.
The Motion "Whites."
footballs of the sensim se
however
far along
with the Ciibm League, reformed mnsr
I llllilflllt' leliil filelinvml llii. ...1.1 t-A... ,1...
""'. ............ in- ..nu it, iiu nil'
I t.. ... . t .. ., ..1....... ,. in-. ..
.,1 II i li ' e, s limes. -'swiiii'V '
j I hemas cmitrihutcil Ill's in (It,, third
game, initie Al .Mil artcr, Ihe cetisei-
I'litieiis skipper, came through with UOll.
I lie scores of tbls u cell s wielders :
cii:nMNTnii-s m iit-.imneK-
., , "iii.t-i-s- -wiiiti:s"
Vnlen tits tin tin Wrla'u . ITU t.vi 1TI
M'l) n'li! fi lift Iti.-l Hluliler 1.-.0 is" I,-,
S.-iii.r:.- I US 170 III" V.'i.lieiit I'll I'll ' i".
I' Il'll'iir 1,'eg "'S! -JO I .Meicie , 0S IC'I 1,"i
llii-:tel! , 1 l'i i:.S lilg IlliMli- . ic)7 i.-, i;.
Telnls 7: S.U s:-.e. TeI.tN s"l,-, iin TtiT
(iiiitii ivu ".- evi;.tiii(fii-,K
wiirrcs' (itti:i:s.s
I s, p-irim It'". '.'fni '7s n'1(rscii Ms jiii', i-,'i
l.'jri.. l'i !. ".ei IVt.iis.. l l'i :n"i v:u
Minn .. I"? 17ft IT- f.. I.I -.'..-, a t;
M I' -in 177 177 1SS I.in.l... J77 i,i in-.
I I'urv'me -"I HI I'i'i lle-ll . t'ni ru 'ij
Tf.mls '.i;il sil ii-t Totals S,iii ins ig"
, .MA.Vfl-'M'Tfltlllls- Mi:itin-
ytu.i.iui . m k,iiiv .
s-.iit"-rii vim "l'i '.j li iiiiv. 17,- nen i7
. r-ir-, II. l'i". I'.s l.'i 'I. nut 1 :s l'u.-. it
''lli-ir l.'lct II.I Ml .'llui-llil r IS-, l-,s ,i..
,l-'...-i. I'll lss j ij uiiv,,,,. . ni7 i-.j,
'dr. -.'.vi nr.- fit 17s 'i.iwii, , ii;; :n.-. , ,;f
r t-iii s7u ii.u
1 lulu i.' no tn
;ttlH s.vi iij mJ
mphs. ......,:s
.
MHISIiiS. WIMTIIs-
t'ri,, I.",.) i;.7 171 Hi line
'.u I .r I'll llll . Il.ielirin
I'. Hi. If I .VI Hi" I'.I llellej . .
n ai :
.. i.'i
i.-.ti i i.'i i i.i
il. inlll III-- llll KiS licit
in'.i;'.r !".' 171 gg" .tfljr, !"' i.M J!;'!
. ... "-1
Ti.t.cis. S02 ;ii'. '.'. 1 Tet.itj. sr,n 701 ,ss-,
''Xl$:ti':uWyVt
7" 1st I..", in- n- it; , V,i.
iiV'-'ii 17' 'u i.i ViX'r,,- JiJ 11-: '- i
Yu ,..' e',,7 MJ 7 A..VH.. V" ; ?" I
- ; - - illl
Tejljill, i-."j Su.'i S.I
'JuJ.il?. 7.MI ;mi i,m
' I'.WVI) rifllJ).. fMnV I, HI. 1 I s,
I, I.l'i III 111 t . .. '..', '.'-
I' nrscti Mil) .,.l IT11 (ii'liiilila
1 .1 11 I.'..". Itl't IS.". Hu-..
' niesnn usm tr.." g.'l IVisli'ih
'"iii'l III ll.'l 11.1 llili'iiini
. - l-.iit.i.i
1 .'li 1 ", 1 11
7 '"' H'l
III 11:1
H'l III! l,'
l-'i 1 ST i:,s
Hi?
n i.ti Sin 771 IHin
T.jlnia. s:
S'J 7T1
CHAMPIONS SIKI CAUSE
M.
Diagne Stands by Charges of
Discrimination by Federation
Pails. Die. ''. M. Diagii,.. Senegal-
Aiilm'i. l.ieiiili.ie nl il... 1 ! 1 .
ise
II,.,.,,,!,", ,,,.,l" .),.,. i '"miller III
,, 'V' n" ''LV.f 'l''"'ll"millg the cimse
,"' I'tliliiig Sikl, says in an 'iiiienmu
. Y ' .U(e tlllil lie Will Mum) In- ,
..h.-s lie III. 1. 1.- III llll. ( llllllllllf
I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ti 11 1 j 1 11 ngaiiist tip. li-hi,.,.
the be .lip' fedeialleil.
el 1
h
lie acids dim utiles- Ihe fi ileum,,,,
gliei siisfm.(,i In will , ,
llte iillit nit thn i'i, ,1.. ,1
, . 1 , , " null Hie
peti orgaiil.alieu has tm uK,t , ,),,.
n
s.3 SP A fl
0VERBR00K
CLUB
BUMPED AGAIN
Hew Dees It
Cemcll-Penn Games
Meran at Center
IF. Virginia Recerd
COllNHIiL Mrel started te reuie down te this city for the annual football gam,.
with IViims.ilviiiiia in I.SU.'t. Over the ntrrtrli of n ucnorallen there lu-ver
wns n break or even n bend, m te spraki in the athletic rein I Ions of lite 1 1
insllttitieiis.
Nlin'teeit-righleeti wnw the only year that did net produce n Rame, but tin .
feed was Mtivii. The rentest wan fcliediilrd. but the athletic policies" pursued I
diirintf the waf by rdttcatinniil Institutions did net Include overnight trlpn.
Petinsjlvanln and Cernell nre real friendly enemies. They are reiiientpt)
with pperlsmniishlp and Reed-will, links upon which the Mrain of keen cetnp
tltlen has no effect ether thttn le prevent them from j.etlnjc rttbty.
Fer years, .Cernell caine down le Franklin 1'lpld for tin iinniinl bi-nlinf,
Twcnly-twe of (he twenly-nlne games played liave resulted In lied and llluc
triumphs, hut the Ithacans never nhewed n tendency te "duck."
Tt In net ethical for a college te drop an opponent after n herieis of defeatn,
but even in the years of llll.'l, 1014 and 1015. iviilcli crowned Cernell wlt'i
trlumphti. the Ithacan.s wete just as anxious (e stay en Peiiiis.ilvania'a Male,
a.s I In Quakers worn te keep them there.
The Thanksgiving Day gnmrs are renowned throughout the country for
die fightlm; spirit which they develop, yet the contests tire clean and leljj of J
"dirty' football. Penalties are few except for technical breaches. l
The battle this year was grim and exhausting. The linemen chnrsed hard
and the tackling was deadly. The tec-klei- used every bit of muscular might
nt his command In hltf drive. Yet ffiere were no penalties for personal fouls
such as clipping from the rear, unnecessary roughness or holding. y
The illegal handling of n Pcnn punt by I'ess Miller was 'the only infraction ,jr
of the rules abide frept charging before th ball was passed. And I'ess' piny j
was by no means personal.
TIIK Penii-Cernell games produce hard football, dominated by fight
and guided by fair piny and sportsmanship. j
Centre Anchors
"Ili.W.l.li: MORAS Is anchored te
The S'alit
li'enal League umpire and
tutor the Praying Colonels for a halt
This announcement puis at rest dm rumors Ihat Meran would leiim linn
illlc te succeed Sen Scott at Alabama and also that the 111 biter would retirt
from football altogether.
In the Htiininer of 11)21 Mnran intimated while he was here for duties at
IJrend and Huntington utieets that hu Mould like te withdraw from lenehinu.
He explained thnt the biwcbnll and football seasons overlapped In the early fall
and the situation was net at nil convenient.
At that time there was a report in circulation thai Heb McMillan would
be efteretl the liVJU coaching position at Centre, nnd Meran wild he wan sup.
porting his star for the job. Hut Charlie was back with the Colonels thi
season, and will ln for five seasons te come.
Meran is no stronger nt Centre than Aloire Stagg is nl Chicago. Thry
are erecting a bladiiiin in Danville and it will be 'mimed after the football
coach.
CKSTUK u III mil. permit Meran te get a nay, and new if he must
cheese between hasehall and football he probably will lake the
college spoil.
The Case of Weil Virginia
r
COSSlIU'.IUSli teams for championship honors in football Ihis. srnwiu
de net overlook West Virginia. The Mountaineers are certainly entitled
te thought along lhe.se lines.
West Virginia litis net lest a game, but itni tied by Washington Un,i f.et,
one of the Ktreugest of Southern teams. The contest ended in a 12-11! dcndlecj;.
Ten games were played by Tubby Spear.s' gridiron students mid there w.H
net a setup among them. Such powerful elevens ns Pittsburgh. Washington
nnd Jeffersen, Virginia, llulgers and Indiana were met nnd conquered.
The outstanding win of the jenr nns the one scored against the Pauthrrf,
n-fl. The victory ever W. and J., 1-1-0, also shows the strength of the Meun.
tainrers.
Only two teams'; Pittsburgh and W. nnd li.. 'were nble te cress Spears'
geal-line. West Virginia was fortunate
'- l"'1,lts WP,- " "Kril,,st ll,c Mennn". lll,p - Points, were rolled
up. This speaks well for the Spears attack.
AT I).M'.M0l"ni and West Virginia, Spears lias turned out geed
teaiiLs. and he deserves le be rated among Ihe best tutors in the
country.
I
CLAIM STATE TITLE
Norristown, Coatesville and
Danville High Elevens
After Honors
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nC nttvUnU UT DILL UUA
lly PAVIi PICKI
Sen that the feet. bait season is n
thing of the pnst, at least for another
tenr.n,..NI,Pmelrnkli,M,veh
nwn.i , the popular indoor sport of claim
ing championships are in order.
Fer the scholastic title of the State.
three teams have already put in their'
kiini. These urn dm Norristew n High. .
j ..i. ....Ill 1 II1. ,. ...1 II., ....til tt i
v2,,T 'nben s
obi nl bv e 1, earn
plaifd bj em I tenni.
ler (he title ill Tsi'W Jersey enlv
one (till has been heard. This comes
....i.,. ueiire.il
( eatesville High inplured Ien eon
. H"'.'Uve gnmes. i.ring.ng Us season m n
I cles,, en 'Ihauksgiiing D.i) with a mm-
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ri ini'' kiMtn ", I'lieh"1" ' -'iir-i'M in i
HREE GRID TEAMS
!..., , II.., .,..,, lllirl. U,.l,r..sl ..1.1,1.
went through the seasu.i un.lefonie.l. but I untry races , whim he part.cipalri!
was hob. ,e , Thursday b, I! ft ,,; hin' d,m'"rne!
,''.,,,. , , ... .en Oi'iober S. was his Initinl run.
It is hard te cheese between the three Tll ,,,, , . . . ,
elevens of the Keistmie Slate. Nnrrls- ....J1' , ' '',fl " ,"s ' j1ls,,".(''
town High rnjejed mie of its most s,.. , ''"t "ll"1 " "' ! from the tape In
eessful seasons, niei.-n straight games. f",K;;d "l11''"1 ,0 victory. In his sue
....... ......... ..a .,...1 ..i..u. ... e-.ci ....: eceililit two races (in bmk receini
..il e.lliii'A.U .nil. , ii.ii,: in ..in i.'.wi a
' .. r ,. , v ,- i,."0v,",,' n"w rw,'il nn established by
I Ills rfcerd of ( ench l.niiii.iuiiel kCex.
I tenni Is net confined le thn 111-J-' sen. In tbn Mm-1.11rut1.1-. 1..1......1 ..,.
I ""' '', "'- '" '?- .vrn'--. n"' "'" ,
contest has been dropped 111 two sea-
.ens. and litis in the middle of 11)21
10 tie 1 e leiiiiaiii iiisii ci'ien, no lompei awar fiem 11 clrii.. line
Although Danville High is die last and he JnilV nlAiX
mentioned it ciinnet he yanked in this race this year which he expects te win.
'""'"v- 1"i'. "lev"," ,n wr J,l,n,,'d ,,M,,f l'"J".tt ,n"- v'"'y ci,p ,,n,i hniin
?,."n'"'-, i-J"1"!"2 ",ll!;'.",", ("''",r """' fre1" He,hesler, N. V. He lllnil lnta
r imr hundred and tifleen points were 11 nunin ler himself en the cinder mtli
registered te their opponent's twelve
Their record during die sennni just
1 le-ed is s.-veti straight wins, all wllh
J oetupnrnliie ease, 'J.MI points being
scored, while its goal hue nns net
crossed.
emiuniuKi ii s.ii iir 1110 ii'ars.wiineui 11 point being scored igninst It.
one comes across the fact that ('.!) tilassbem High. IVslii llrHiVve
peinis have been s,..,l hi .he age,-,.-1 Franklin and Mnish, U.S l Vilvt v 1. 1
gallon its agaitPl tnelie f.,r ihe alien dentewn Military liisil tut ' ,, ,,1 Wil
tf.'ims. Sixi.-en gnincH haie been wen , mingten ., nj f Me J . , ,t
. , . 1 1. -1 , 1 re... . . . 1 .1... t .. . .
COME HAVE
DINNER AT
MEENEHAN'S CAFE
SUNDAY'S SPECIALS
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Strike Yeu?
By
THE OBSERVER
Charlie Mnran
Centre College for the nel live ciir.
football coach has signed a contract te j
decade.
enough te register a field-goal. Onlv
nnd one game deadlocked in seienteeu
I contests,
I Danville has played teams from tewiii
of much larger population and has de-
i cislvcly beaten siieli teams as Shamnkiii,
j Sunbiiry, llcrwick, Milten and Uioeitut-
burg.
Among the eutstniiding siiiva of the
eleven are Mciisch. fullback, brnlher nf
' the (iiiarterback of the (iettysburg
I eleven; Stiller and Hestclly, hulfbacka;
iStrnub. guard, and (Ireen, end,
i The team is coached by I'dwnrd F.
i "Judy" I Price, former Lehigh foot
ball and basketball luminary, who sinte
he leek fiver the reins of Danville squad
hns recoiled offers from some of tht
, best colleges in the Kust.
I The team is net such a heavy eni
I either. The line averages from end te
1 end. 170 pounds, while the backs aver
age Hi:: pounds, making the gratia
average of the team 100 2-11 pounds.
Danville is net such a large town,
high school is net mere than -00 stu
dents, se that the record innde by 1U
eleien is even mere remarkable.
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I HU h tiu Ul 1 1 If j!IHl -1111 ftt llUIUOIir
cluuupienship race en
Thanksgiviiig Dav. has quitr n iiiihi'M
.record for a seionleen-jear-eld scbe
i lmr
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in- n, ic jiiicisiieii in si in mi i ui- i re"
each time.
The first record in fall le die beard
was the iniie nm at the Yule scholastic
November !. On die folleul.H
Seuurdav in the f.lit.M,. v,.,m,1Ui!h
in ffl, LrJ!,VrI.U,i8lmi?Lem:
'J ''' 5SI.I he wen ,7- mil., run "in four
itiinulcs and Ihlrl v-eight soceiuIr. Then
came his liciory'en Thiirsdnv in which
long before he cnnie le Mercersburs.
The Wennmih .Military Academv lia
the uiiifue. record f lieing tho'enl
school i l(. iiciniiy r Philadelphia
that Weill Ihwuiglj ih,. fiit, H1.WmiM
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62D & WALNUT STS.
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