J7W" ririim HWf!fclfl ' I?vTTT ' HiVJNlJ PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA? SATURDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1TOS tenn Soccer Eleven Must Defeat Harvard te Keep in Running for Intercollegiate Titl PHILADELPHIA GIRLS STORM NEW YORK'S GOAL IN FIELD HOCKEY MATCH JOCK SOUTAR TODAY LdtfMted Rfld and B,ut World's Titular Racquet Match Starts at Philadelphia Club at 1 :30 PLAY FOR OPEN CROWN ,ivn Expected te win uvr z Crimson Clese te nut :AM IS VETERAN ONE NH AND HARVARD IN SOCCER TILT WILLIAMS MEETS wTC'' it'iV :''V' ilflflttriaVH rtMJHBB vflMRHH "pLPiw Hm v, PKBlSji -Pjs 9VV y J, HIPPPPPX' AMiSB i m SPJPaPaPJPPFV PPVrJHHPPPPrHPJK mieil PB 81 ' iv ' PPb it m 1k t PPPPPJ mk' a.' ' 4.. PPm XaZ' ' ' vSPJ kk Vnj! 1 E9v H -iiiiiflBppt ii . 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Te dote, Ynle, Hnverferd Si feet of Captain Bayard Amelia nd his playmates. Cernell was undefeated until stepped Penn two Saturdays age in n gnme git was marked by some of the riiremt playing of the season. A late K enabled the local collegians te the defeat sign en the Ithncans. A victory this afternoon, which is .t win nut I'enn away nut in ftjlcnd and will make It the only BBd'fented team In the league. Prince ton which comes here next Saturday .fi.uinn for the entnc that will ue- dd the championship has been dc fated once this jear. Should I'enn be defeated by the Onnie and Blnck, n tie will result in Hi final standing. Cernell has finished IM waren with one reverse, three triumphs and n He. t.t wnsnii l'cnn finished In fourth position, the lowest since llll.l. due te SeleM of almost the entire champion thin team of the previous season. I'enn loot the title in J01." by one point and ... in mm. The following your iipv- erferd nosed out the Bed and Blue by P"-. , . ,... In lUlU and U)- rcnii Bcercu inicr MllMlste triumphs in the latter season, three games with Princeton proving itMisarv before n decision was reached. The final game played en the Merlen Cricket Club grounds, nt Huvcrfurd, is one of the most famous In lutercelleglati unsls. , According te one of the plnycrs, this ntr's team is net rmnpescd of neven right players and the remainder tin. Instead, the team works like a melons machine, with nil eleven guying high-class seiccr. iiiiyurd India, the cantuln and veteran of a couple of seasons, might be rated as a I Mir becautc of his brllllauce all season It center halfback. Of the r!cen men who played en the turn thnt finished fourth Inst year .eight Ite members of this year's aggregation, which speaks volumes for whnt thty hire learned in it yenr. Cewpcrthwaitc, Gil; Cnsile, a fullback, iiiul Llngcl ck, n forward, arc the only newcom newcem ire. Tlic lust iiniiud was the star of the frcslinvin 'ram last year and has done yeoman work en the varsity. nunnnH M m1 . rt- - r i trr . -- The AU-Phlladelphl hockey forwards am seen carrying the attach te the goal of the Father Knickerbocker's daughters In the Intercity tournament contest at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, St fenders are attempting te break up the play. The local girls wen the match 10.1. The New Yerk players nre the enesMn the dark uniforms Martins, yesterday. The Invading de- FRANKFORD ELEVEN TO OPPOSE AKRON First of Three Leading Western Football Teams Meets Yel- lewjackets Today GREAT DUEL IS EXPECTED Today's Soccer Games And Where Played THIRD HOUND K. A. CUP ftlrhlll ltiirnev Mrett and Queen lunc Krnat. liefrrru, Thlrty-nfth D. L'eatea. lNTEHCOLLUCIIATK I.UAGUK V.nn ... lfnp.u4 TAnn U.nflll.m n 1A tt U. nferoe. James Waldcr. 1NTKRBTATK t.nAQUR VWnn m l.afatAtfn 1M.I t r ntmmm tiaei Kfrr. ' ' I. B. i A. AMV1Ki;il CUP FIRST iiuuu .W.!?.. ,f',n"nnl1'.' H'reml nd Clear-HaM,,.,!!f'r.-,.ll.V'f-..K-J''''Alna. . IVyerk.' m.MarU?.";. "ifrTc1. VkeK CRICKCT I.EAf!Vi: rtltST mviRtnv JSme0 P '"nunn "U,e,l,,',a n'd'' M'r,en ,. VL "orleu !'c-enJ nt Pcnn. rteferee. The Akren. O.. Club will furnish the opposition for the Frnnkfnrd Yellow jackets at Frnnkferd this nfternnen in the first of n scries of three games be tween the Yellewpnckets nnd leading Western clubs te decide the independ ent championship of the United States. Akren has proved a stumbling block for virtually all the teams in the Na tional League thlH ensen, nnd the vis itors nre confident of lowering the colors of Frnnkferd. which new linn a string or eleven consecutive victories. The Western players arrived in town yesterday afternoon. Conch Brewer, the former University of Mnrylnnd star, who nlrivs hnlfbnck. renerts that nil his men are in excellent condition. The visiterrt nre placing n heap or faith in their line. The Akren for wards have held their own with nil op position ie far this season. The duel with the Frnnkferd line, which nlw has had it en all the opposition, should be n tintntile nnp. Tim Mtburbnnttes have scored 201 points te lit for the opposition 10 fnr this hcasim. The low score of opposing clubs is lurgely due te the end work of Heinle Miller nnd Whltey Themas, who have prevented nil the visiting players from running back punts. Ben ny Boynton. the Wllllnins nil-American player, being the only man te gnin mere than 10 yards after a local punt. The Frnnkferd backs, en the ether hand, have consistently ran back punts for substantial gnlns. In lJnum, Biercc nnd Corcetnn, Conch Brewer says he has n trio of ends, who will piny eveiv bit n sensationally as the trankferd King, the big fullback of the visi tors, who pleyed ut West Virginln, is their chief reliance for gains through the line. King weighs 205 pounds nnd stands six feet one inch tall. In ad dition te hitting the line with crushing force, King also heaves forum ds with exceptional skill nnd is n geed hkkvr. Cramer, Akren captain, plays the halfback opposite Brewer, lie is a consistent off-tackle runner nnd an un erring snntchcr of King's passes. In Steele, the fermr Syracuse player, and Sheeks, North Dakota, Akren bus a nnlr of capable quarterbacks. The line, 'rem end te end, will nver age 200 pounds, against about 100 for Frunkferd. Conch Miller. believes that Little, Swinton, Wrny. Kpiignn nnd Willlnms will outplay their opponents between the winsmen. All tne iinnK iinnK ferd plnyers who entered the game with the New Yerk liiHiits en Thauks giving Day are in geed condition. BILLIARD CHAMPS WILL MEET HERE Army te Play Yale Again Next Season West Point, N. Y., Dec. 2. The Army eleven will meet Yale ngnln next year. The game will be played In October in the bowl nt New Hnvcn. This Is the only definitely nrrnnged football game yet decided en by the Army schedule makers. Negotiations are under wuy which mny bring the unbeaten University of Iown eleven here for n game with Army next fall. The Huwkcycs are te decide nfter the Western Con ference schedule Is considered. Army wants te play the game in October. CLIFTON US TO PLAY NORWOOD RICHMOND LOSES TO BOSTON, 4 TO 3 Virginia Heckey Cirls Defeated After Three Extra Periods at Phila. C. C. 96 MINUTES OF PLAY Delaware County Rivals Meet en Fermer's Field in Sun day Football Clash NEW PLAYERS IN LINE-UP The Independent football elevens thnt have selected Sunday ns playing day nave decided te continue for n few' weeks longer in keeping with the teams that perferin en Saturday. The big game en for tomorrow is nt Cliften Heights, where the Norwood eleven will be the attrnctlen. These teniiiB battled for the championship of Delaware County last jear, nnd Cliften wen en Thnnksglving Day. Ill te 11. Norwood may net hne the same Im pressive record this year ris Cliften lliights. but it Is detennined te lower the color of itn rivals and will have n whole Heck of new playeis en hand te turn the tilt I;. Cliften hud n hard game with East Fnls en Thnnksglving and wen Its eighth straight. 1.1-0, hut its goal line was crossed for the first time this season. There will he no chances in the Cliften llne-np, according te Mnn nger (nllagher, Norwood hn secured Oallngher. of Westlughnuse; B.iglev. of Swnithmere; Martin. Stevens, of llehart. nnd L'gnti, nlse of Heh.ii't. The teams will take the field ns follews: Norwood Cliften Heights OMnxlicr lfft nl Dunn tlllllT left tlll'lll I'leirv HhpIpv left cuitnt T. OrlWen Wlrtileupr it'iittT MMllrn"y Ptike rlcht kuvM Mri'nv Wllnen rlnhttnikln Johnsten Htphna rUht rail O. Walten Khelldr.ilte. .. eii.trtcrtiark Yarnall I.'iKen left hn!fbtr' limit llnrtmnn rlitlit hnlfbnck .... tlurnlev Martin fullbjck IkOraily lF..lrun ... t .. .m.. . fcii B . .?' 'V'lllllllUWII -". mi, i , Auaia st Moeri- CMCKET MMllUK 8KCOND DIVISION nfc.i. fe"- Arthur WHUen. t$m?flZW- l'rlnCe,en ' Mer,en- JSuBfSRS. V; sfc'oi!,an,ewn Rt Meer- ". I.nAOl'B-HrjfOND DIVIStOM .. Ue 5? &'?.: nV.rVnh.r ,riM.rea "'' 1 1 is !..! . . . ; - .wl r "w. V "iinslilne, "::"','"":. nrfrrne. J Jhlrty.iih nnd lllttttmn u.n.i ... '. .'UT , ST ri!I!.AUIJU'IUA nn.ST DIVISION iSTW!.,"""" .Miin, h...t..." 'ur uS.T.,.R1, VWDUI Ardniere. Hef- ;Wn ". Albie... Aldan. I'u. 'llefcrcc. W. J1 Mti wkst rii!i.Anri.riitA- sreevn V.VriV; R:'ffv 'Vi'vvfilli nn" t,hrl-JBsi-ja. a'iei sliuSh1 i fs:-. FMTWaliui ,,.,: tJL'..''"'"". Plxti -third .vri.;N()aTmn--TieN (orieod LVS,ir".,...N.,'h Amerl.an i.n.... turiihy "" BtrntH. iwttne, J, "W.4. "frlhn nn . 0,ten ttrttt ii 'tTlaht "JIRD DIVlstnv ..... lk I "'"""AKT finCTION mid iedre and lUr. fcAK?n,!!,,ii,,.,'n.W."IMeM.hen VrtH'S?.!?.1.''"'"11., .Thlrlleih and .'"'""-Vi iler,n,AVi' LnJt!wrlaHt. mil......1.. '" l uvuvii. vin... ... """"" '"l '"fliuc. ri.'fprip: II r . . Win,r" Vlitnr 1.,.'' ,l'rr, I'lflh it. .: tiituT.-V. ?"llmr. N loot. , , .Ww : t,"",;1(1''. :.. Mnnnev TK' r;i hefi;,."-,.!1' a... ivem nd .tt..i.. .. .trirrre, a. ,r-uen s u,..,. ." mi- ltr ,'.: .,ll,lln Jlnr 'ICK l.lKhtl tr .,... ",,v- '"'M ,"r-,.in Centi and Heremans te Clash at Hudsen Recreation Parlors Tuesday Twe of the foremost exponents of the 18.2 bnlkline billiard world. Iteger Centl, chnmplen of Frnnee, nnd Kdeunrd lleremnns, veteran Belgian title- holder, will meet in an 1WM). point con Wlldwoed Mays Lhe Wires The Westingheus," squad emerged fiem the battle with Delte in exi client shape and entered their practice with line spirit in preparation ter their game with the strong Wlldwoed club at Ksslngtnn tomorrow. The "Lie-wlres" nie out te retrieve some of their lest laurels, mid n vic tory eer Wildwood will again put them in the running. Their leeent showing against. Delce will he com pared with Interest when Dclce meets Cliften, its neither of thei-c teams weie able te de much with Wc-tiughnusc. The stage Is all set for the hlg eame at Pheentxvllle between the White Stnrs and St. Michael's, of Ment Clair, te decide the town championship. Neutral officials have been secured Walter Ceninhes, the former I'enn star, nnd Charlie Toomey. The former will act as referee nnd the lntter as umpire. Over at Biverslde the Big Oreen team will take en the Media A. A., of We-t Philadelphia. Media Jeuiiiejed te fSrcntcr Colllngswend en 'I haiikhiilviii tinnen's match Tuesday. Wednesday ami nn? ,,.,l ltl e S ,,, I T, e , ,en e Thursday of next week at the Hudsen J)n . ""' ""' s;'1 'J ! ,;T,'r u ' . Hecreatii).. Beems, Brea.l and Cherry n ( ; , ;-lnV ,7ln the Uiw." tel .,,...., nirni. uiimi.ii ilmui. tun nr. frcerni new pinyiis in nit iiiiL-up te- WTH l)iviwvv. hkctiev U,,,WKHT yn. i. .v. ,. .. n'rfraft i "u",;:,' v and Leurirn lYMlr. rpinn, ""'" D,S!5!S,'SNenTiiRABT i'X Dltni. '...... 'KSiV'nv, n-firn. 'it",, !." nd ii.-- ftenu lVul .'", ".". lie, I..' liewi.V KS ?in itriVi "'".: ''nrrHd.e n, " Vt fM...V." TJ.r", ". Davlen 'yi. itVfVVi:"nA '. ,. n nd iffi.J'"rvM ,,' Vhi;Lk:1llH.nan. J. KXHlIllTinw Lv Aauuiw ft, . rt,vi. uiLk.:"A,.i..1?." .r '" m vwfiPitwt streets. Blvalrv between these two ar tistle wlelders of the cue is Intense, uud as there is n purse of $1000 up, 7e per cent te the winner and -" per cent te the loser, there Is bound te be some keen competition. There Is also an added Incentive, ns the winner of the match will meet Jnke Sehnefer te decide who will challenge Heppe for the world's title. Centi. who is only nineteen years old, half of Hereinnn's age, has shown extreme bril liance of play. He defeated Hclmefer once, in Cnlcnge, nnd lleremnns pulled a like stunt en the former tltleheldcr in New Yerk. Hereuians is king of the mnse shot, and holds the world's record run of 7hD. Unlike the mntch between Sehnefer and Hagenlncher last week, the Contl Centl Contl Heremans struggle will net be played In blocks. Afternoon plnv for the threfc dns will start nt 51:15 o'clock. At the conclusion of the matinee the position of the bulls will be marked and the mutches in the evening, which start nt H:lu o'clock, will be resumed from where play btepped. Te Hener Hammonton High Players llammentnn, X. J., Dec. 2. The Khvant.i Club of lUmmtintnn l.as (n lt,l the rnm lipr nf the Ituimnunten lllrh .Scheel feet hull imuad tu lu uc'inly lunilireti IHiemlay. Tim Tnpfil tnAln hAH L riTOliI of pltcht lf. tcrles nl oie tle. He of tha ulnjem will entci celli'ifi after tht tireHcnt ti'Hii. Anil Alunfr, the lft lialftiniK, will ee le An nnpell. Captain llnrrv Jamb, and An An teony Cnppuccle, ether hncka. will attend ut ltutgtTK. I.e:la Hndl left uuird. nnd Wil liam rctrerrn left nd. ulli fnmll an ilu fleiiln at Wftnlilnxten nnd Jefremen, I titer club Soccer rill.ST lUVlNIO.N Cluli W. I. Merlen Vlilte . ..... T e riilladelpiil O. I' Vhlte 4 - Oirmentiiun llrut I 1 U. of H. Htcend a a Mourentenn Klrat t -I Merlen M'0inB I J t'hllUelihl C. C. lied e s 8KCOND DIVISION Club W. Moeroi.own fltcend U Urms itewn Heoeiia Fhiud.lphla O. 0. Thlr4.,,, 4 rriMtft.i Oluti I 17, of r Third. ,,,,,. .,,,,, 9 IMrtM Ortj? ,,,.,,,,,,,. 1 D a I n i T l t Vlt. u II H II II Its. 0 S O H i i morrow for Media The .Mount Any team will nKn con tinue pln.iug and opposes the oIiehb Ambler club nt Merris Field. Willow (Srevp avenue, Wjiulmoer. It is thi intention of .Mount Airy te pla foot feet hall until the lli-st of the vnr. At Seventieth and Lnusdewue aentie, St. Calllstus will take en the Seuth Phils, The Saints have been coming te the fore with n ruMi, their most recent victory being ever St. Menlia, 7 te 0. The La Melt A. A. will cl.i-di with Cheltenham, claimants of the amateur chumpleiiMhip of Montgemeiv (Vunt, en the Ln Mutt Athletic 1'ield, City Line and Sycamore avenue. TIiIn game will complete the season for inch club. SOLDIERSJNJHE RING Artillery and Infantry Men te Bex and Wrestle Tonight A dual bexinii and wiestling meet will be held tonight between the 108th Field Artillery and the 111th Infantry nt the former's armor;, llrend uud Bninhp Ige streets. Competition will be decided In the IIS. U-, 1.1.',, 11.1, 1.17, ItW and heavy weight classes. Following JLLe bouts miilc will be furnished by the Inter-regimental hand for dancing. Harry Qreb In Hospital Plttslmrch. Ore 2 Harry (Ireh, AmrrU enn llrht heiiwnelRht lexlnu elininplen. wan undergoing trfntnipiit In a tee 1 hospital te. ilay 'I he iiMiiurih' e.'s Injure 1 In a re lent tout with Heb Il"ir w,r Infected with a celli. Illu ,li)lci.in b tij there wan no immbdlate daimer of tha fUtit uclnc lm palled. Sixteen Teams In SU-Day Race New Yerk, Dec. t! HMnm teainn. in. tludltm the n'ek of AmeruMti and foreign prnfCHHlenul tld,r nre vnleiel In the six day IiIel'Iii mho ntnitlnw i mei row nkht at 10 u'eleek la Maillken H lUtm tlardeii, I'rliu muiiey for the oent aKKres'atei su,. 000. Dave Rosenberg Draws Suspension New Yerk, Dee. 3 Da v. Heitnurg. who et le Mlkn 0TDewd. of fit. Paul, en a feu) ! iyt.nJunDVflric'ellrf ",,;.Vl1.n , Richmond ir hlttcmore ... .peal . ... .. . rrlit J'.'nn'iKli rlaht fulllnrl. .; Pureell 5, WJ?" l0,t '"lllinrk Crenshaw :.'. "hlttenmere .rlwht hnlfh.iLk.. . Tajler "nll? center hnlfhirk.. Ilrerkentiuri? Sienht.Bh ....lef halfback Dixen Jl,n, Hunt wlnir Wrlaht "inrerrt Inside r!ht Ssumte i'e-iT.den ...center forward... . NVwklrk Ilnwllnn InuMn left Wlmbl-h r,in", left rtltie lleune (,nrer Richmend: Pun HI. T.ilur and "nundfrn. Fer Bosten: fct-endrn. 4. After ninety-six minutes of play In the grentest field-hockey game ever dned in Philadelphia, the Bosten team defeated Richmond 4 goals te 3 fit the Philadelphia Cricket Club this morning. Seventy minutes of play two regulation thlrty-five-mlnute pc- ied-, were en the tnpls yesterday and the game ended in n deadlock. It was decided te piny two extrn ten-minute periods tills morning, but at the end of that time the game still remained n tie. Then the agreement wns reached t plnv until one side or the ether scored. After six minutes of play In the third period Miss Louise lVsscndcn, who had scored nil three Boten genl?. made a rush for the goal that could net be stepped, nnd shot in a lightning fnxt shot that evaded the stick of Miss Cecil, the goal tender. The Hrst ten minutes of play were conducive of fast and exciting hockey, but net of any scoring. Richmond again pleed beyond expectation", and their defense wes mngnifleent. But Bosten nNe re'-e te the occasion, and the light ing .pliit nnd M.lll nf the girls was nil that could he nked. Bosten show ci ieme of the greatest indliilunl players who have been ren in the tournament. Their forward line, with Misses IVsenden, Tyson nnd ltnllin en the left side, presents n pow erful offense, nnd their defensive stnr, MNs Streibeigh, is a team in her self. This afternoon nt i!:R0 Bosten will line up against All-Philadelphia in what should prove the hardest g.ime of the wicn. Philadelphia eliminated New Yerk bv the overwhelming score of 1(1 te 1. and Bosten has put both Chi Chi (age and Richmond out of the cham pionship running. In spite of the cnrlv morning start of the extra Bosten-Richmond periods then; were quite n few spectators en hand, nnd n record-breaking crowd is expected this afternoon. The same All Philadelphia team that faced All-Tug- innn win ee in action today. The line-ups: IJoMen All-rhlln. R WMttemirt... fit . . H Frtfimnn M Mlmsuvh.. right fullback . . .M Reed -M.Wllllar.il... left fullback ... M. Miriey M Whltternere. rlbt hnlfhaek .. Is Mrlin WiiIIIh enter halfback . A. Townsend Strellnlsh .... left halfback .. Carnenter VI inn . .. rlsht wln . . .Nerrls H.inferil . . . Innlde rleht . Onedman Fen-enilen. . . , center forward . (1 Hearne It. UelUna lunldti left . . . Cadbury Tjmiii left whir Cayler Yeung Mack Leses te Willis Mount fermel. Tu.. Dec i; Cllnchlnit lout Yeura Mick, of Ashland a ten-round flht vlth Hlanlty W illlM. of Wiilmlrlph i. In nn round, nfter he jolted WHIN with a hook te the law he could hw flattened Willi with anethnr hook. Inntead he fiM Inte hia imi;i clinch aid slrtually held WIIIU up. Wlllla took tlic decllen Jack Redmond, Shenandoah, enrned a tecludc il knockout ner K. O. Iwln. of thin ill. when thn r-'ferea atenped the bout In the fourth round. Speaker Nearly Breaks Recerd lllllsbnre. Te.. l)cc :. -Trli Speaker. inauaKer of thn I'lenMand Americans, came within three ncnnd r n wniiil'N rroerd In a rodeo rtased here h the i l.amb' r of Com Cem merce He tenwl and tied u calf In SI aeiundfl. He I eat Temmv Klrnnn. crack rotor of the rodeo w!iuh tlme was 20 li-Ii ecend. Te Coaeh Mlddlebury Five MliliUrhurt . t.. Dec. 2 Carl H. Smith, former bakctball coach at Itatesi rollene, and mentor of th St I.i'xnnce IOL'0 champlnnnhlp nulntet, haa nnled at Mld dlebury and has taken ner the lellese fle for the rest nf th nearen. Cesta Rica Bars Boxing Hnn .les'e, C'nuta Itlca, Dec 2 The C'eta Rlenn aoernment haa lsu d n deciee pre. hlbitltu the holding of tietlne matches In the republic. NKSN SOCCER PROGRAM Many Important Matches Will Be Played in All Sections This Afternoon PLAY FOR AMATEUR TITLE Soccer football comes into its own I today. In nil sections games are listed ( nnd meie "hlg" contests aie en the schedule for the nfternoen than has i ever been listed for one dny in tln ' city. In the Penn Stadium the college hoot ers of Douglas Stewart huve n couple of leicue contests en the program. At J2:15 Penn's team in the Interstate i Lengup will meet the Lnfnvetle repre- I sentntives nnd nt 2:30 P. M. the He.l , nnd Blue opposes Harvard in nn Inter- ' collegiate League affair. j Cup competition will feature In sev- I eral localities. The new Cuitcd i Stntes I'enlbull Association Amateur r ii, a i i.i. ' s ui iiiuiiM'.r win i(fi keiiik wuu n game thN nfternoen and another tomorrow. Tills Is something new in the annuls of seceir nnd is intended te hnve the s-tnie place in soccer for the nmnteurb ns the National Cup is te the profes sionals. Three fiist-reund mntfhes will he de cided this week-end. At Second and Clearfield streets, Centennial opposes Puritan; nt St. Martins. Philadelphia ( . C. meets Crescent I'ielil flnli. n." Picks World's Ten Best Net Experts A world rating of lawn tennis players has just been made by A. Wallls Meyers, the noted Knglisli critic, with the following ten men In the lend, in the ruder given: V. T. Tilden, Ld, I'nited StateH; V. M. Johnsten, United States : (Sernld L. Pnttersen, Australia; Vincent Rich ards, United Stntes; James O. Andersen, Australia; Henri Cechct, France; Pat O'Hnrn Weed, Aus tialln; R. X. Williams, 2d, United States; A. R. K. Kingscote, Kng lundj Andre II. (Jobert, rrnncc. GEORGETOWN SET ew lerK. 'tomorrow afternoon, nt Cnrdingten, Wolfenden-Shere tnkes en Flcisher. with Arthur Wntsen. secre tary of the Referee's Association, hold ing the whistle. Anether cup game that will he keeniv contested is booked nt Thirt -fifth street nnd Queen lane between I'airhill and Bnrnev Trust. It is a third-round American Cup mntch. The same teams met several weeks age and nfter plnv jug extra periods ended ln a 1-1 dead lock. The came this afternoon must be played te a conclusion and Danny nmS ,il.',N,.llf'.,n ""signed ns referee. the Philadelphia team of the Ameri can Le-igue Ih net nt home and the im I!0' n."1 Sinic in thnt circuit is nt Bethlehem between the Steel Workers nnd NYw erk. n'lp Crif1,,t Club nnd Allied Leagues will see plenty of nctlen. In the sec end division of the Allied, rioter pja,s De Pan . The latter is well up among the lenders, but Cever will enter th game with a new manager in the per-'!,n0t- Jn,'k M"R- th" former Mar- jimii i.. nniiui pilot, who U expected te mnke n winner out nf Clmcr A neighborhood battle will b'e waced when ieter and the "" riub com.' together In the third Xertlnast di vision at Fifth nnd Xedre streets. Oreen Ribbon has net lest it came In the third northwest section, ac cording te the standings. mt thev meet their hoodoo in Cayuga at Nine teenth stiver nnd Hunting Park nve line. I he league leaders n previous seasons have never been able te lower the celm, of Cijuiga. and the outcome of the match will be watched with in- Seteral red-het matches nre en the program West Philadelphia opposes Knjwoed at Forty-ninth and Spruce streets and the West PhlU feel n trifle eletated since their T-0 vlcterv ever K n&ses.ine en Tliniit.-srti..i,i. r..' The Me, rell-Autecar nffalr lu the West siThae'e, li'" fipt division will be a hummei 'Ji'un.'ii .hi i M!"1!"1 ""' but Ilp nuteists , hi ii-i iin-ir rivals unew thnt hnve been in a game. FOR LAFAYETTE Hillteppers Hepe te Halt Eas- tenlans and Upset Depe With Victory EXPECT CLOSE BATTLE f.eorRetenn riermn . Comsterk Thompson . . Werts .. . Sheehnn . . . sullHan sneii ;; Adaitm KlriMn .... 1 one . . JllllfV.. left end left t itkle . . left uard. . .. 'ent r .rluht Kiiard... rls'ht tackle . ..rlsht end. . nuarterhagk 1-ft halfbailt . . rlsht halfback . f ,.11,.ut Hefei I. .Cm,, oil U i,-,I,',h ,-. r. ... .. .it... ,i,ai,ii,v,r fult. Hi own Tield Judsf - llrewn Head linesman C J 1-Plscepal Academy. Lafayette . . . lierrv . . Ferd . Schwab . . . rentl Mlttlne-r . l)ebe dTennell Trennan , . Hrunner (tzelln Slid kninkl t'mnlre Murrhv .McL'arty. Unshlnctcn. Dec. 2. Lafayette nnd (eorgetewn nie nil set for their post season gridiron battle this- nfternoen at American League hall park. The rhnl elevens held their final workout yesterday nnd enter the game wPh all the regulars in the let of shnpe. Lnfnyctte Is favored te win. but the hilltop warriors nre epectcd toghe a geed account of themselves. Ihey have come along in recent weeks with u great rush and are new nt their best. (ieorgetewn i always dangerous and especially se when it gees in'e notion ns the underdog. Meroni er, the plnv crs are anxious te redeem themselves bv a victory ever Lnfaiette. A win to day, thev feel, wetibl go far toward raising the stock of the team in the football world utter the decline Kiiffee,..! by the nild-sen'-en defeats. Indications nre thnt the battle will lm stiffly contested. Beth teams pe'ss splendid running brickfield. Lafiuette seems- te bnie the edge, in e fnr as the line is concerned, but if the hilltop forwards dNplav the form shown against Bosten College Inst Sntuidaj It is certain that n majeritv of La fayette slashes at the line nre going te come te grief. HOLY CROSS FAVORITE OVER BOSTON COLLEGE Forty Thousand Will Witness Big Clash In Bosten Today SWRS-MAK BATTLE ON GRID si i French and Vidal en Army Eleven for Big Service Fracas Today 45,000 WILL SEE GAME Marines Kvln. Lleredn, Oler. 1'ayne Henrj- Ueckett... Mtlnner Main-.. Hnndereen Palmer OoetKe, l-fl end . . l"ft tackle left Kuard center . rlKht Kuard . ilKht fickle rlKht ,nd . .nuarterb-ick left hnlfhaek rls'ht halfbdclc ruiiiiack Arrry Wlck Willed Dillen (,reen . Dnlv VandKraaf I'erk . Mark lUhn I rencn vidal in. eld Head fhniley William". Hrlten. will TJ this nfternoen te get off le n running start In his challenge mutch with Jeck Seutnr, chnmplen of the world, for tltt open racquets crown of the glebe. Incidentally- it might he mentioned that there is n purse of .$5000 nnd a feiv side bets ut Issue also. Seutnr took Williams inie camp dur ing the early spring of lfil I, only a few months befeie I he World Wnr. At thnt time Williams was the king of the "S leuri pros. They stage this lerg-deferrcd return , .,..,..!. ... .1... 1.1.!,.. 1.1 , I n iiuu-u in nn- i-Hi iiie tinin luicnnn i Club, starting at 1 :.'l() o'clecK, The i small but sell 1 1 gullet y has paid , , scalpers' pilfcs for Its seutu, the front tt , lows of the tiny stands rusting $20 per. i . while the ether lows set you back lj it each. ii The only teal double with a racquets 'J. mntch is that the construction of the Q court makes it impossible te sent mere l than a limited number of spectnters. Which makes it all the mere mi fait, you knew, te be among these present. Anyway, they mil be here from New Yerk, Ilosten, Tuvede I'nrk, Provi- M dence. It. I., where the Velstead net Is said te be a dead letter, untl even from di-tnnt Chicago, while the local r sportsmen will fill up every remaining nook and cranny. Se far the betting has been mostly at even money, though there have been a few reckless inilhidiinls who have iV, ..it"., ,i",m: ,mi l. I". honor of tin ' Seutnr accumulated Willlnms' . ...I.J.H nn mm i enable, n lender dem by coming fnirly close te ;.;:.;. .:..i .V..: " "'.,"" . -it is 'even wuu me namiseme Kngiishmnn nie 11 wiV; " . -Mn"n 1e'WU I"""- Itbe .firs. Iialf effhe 1014 duelle. Amenir tins,. i, ""W, ,.. ... I nt tne rnnce s tin. j.on.ien, nnd battle ire s;nf.r.,, "' IV I slamming tne utioiieider for an .ii'lJr"J tr..vLDr VU of goals when the second half wa i:,.y".r ;?"!"" ,,!T.,r.anu " en nt the local Racquet Club six uiunviic ui uiirt'ss i in nr mrr. t'ilr0-rrnk0 'r,,'ern"""' U'sor-ten Judie F 1 TA?t' ',0 La Salle. riel, flnSET;- ;:'Xn.r ' f.faU. Hear "-" iiiiuun, uaruneutli. n.iltlmere, Dec. 1 Deulilmr ,-.r.,, B'V('n i-ix te four en Willlnms. tigurinn Lenthernck t that his eight odd yeur of advantage Tlnm u-iii '.i. 'in i , . - I in age should pull him through, litis will the I bird Army Perrs area I This is only the first half of the loetbull teiim nnd thnt of the Qunntlce i argument, the ether section being due marines lineup in their annual buttle ' for "pw Ye,,1 "0,ct Sturdily. Tt is this nfternoen, which will dedicate .i' ! scheduled te piny, the best four out of din- I breaking in fought then array s put weeka later. In justice te Willlnms it must be said the Philadelphia climntc hed been tee much for him en his first vlilt litre, and he had developed a cold that hampered him mere than this gam young "pre" would admit. Hut at thnt. it Is doubtful if he could hnve beaten Seutnr bnck in 1014 even if lie hnd been in the best of health. Fer deck wns in his prime then and combined remarkable court covering nbillty with an uncanny gift for witch- ine1 IiIr rinnnnnnru .iff i.un.,1 ..! 1t. -' 11 ' " ,'. II lllll, Ollfl- ping one ever thnt left them flat- j loeien. with n unzziing repertoire of y i shots nnd n positive j;iiius for mix- v V' ing his game up ami masking his pace ' nne direction as a nig league baseball pitcher mnslvs bis delliery. The only actual question nt Issue letiny is jock s pnvsienl condition. Can Delce and Darbv Rams Meet in''". '''J"'1 ,h" pa,,,? If ll( tnn 1p will ueicu diiu uavey fldeis meet in w beenue he known mnr rnnn,.. If he can't he will lese in a match that will deiclep Inte an endurance test. iiiit take it urn wey you please. It euyit te ee a corking geed contest and well worth the price of admission, thnt 1, provided you hnnnen te hnve tlmr bers and many ruuking officers of the UilJIJ UIIU lll.V. A parade thietigh the city streets bv soldiers and marines, Jed by Majer General C. .1. Hiiley. head of -he Third Army Cerps. nS grand marshal, pre ceded the game. The marines, owing te their victory out Georgetown I'nlversity eailier in the season, aie favorites for today's game, but the nrmy followers nre pin ulng their hopes en Prenrh. (Jreene. Van de (iraff nnd Wiekei. nil femu r Witt Point stnrs. darbyIvalsTn gridiron battle j Annual Came at Hilldate Park I" CO Cr.i. TMIil r lllair Tnttersen l.lh sta-rett . Shark'" H'imphrlei, Cnnn-llv Reu fjd. Durnln left end l'f tackle left cuard. . center rlfht cunid right tackle rlaht end quarterback lfl halfhacl rleht -inlfhaci fu.lback. . Darby P.am Murphy! much loose cash hanging around. , .""nwYeiJi B',)th !"P,,I ll,n,vn t"",n Practicing daily I nt the Mnlv Cres llutlcr McCir.ith ilnli mbe.Kle ll.aley itav Tle. tnn rAllA 'eft end I'emtrf.id left tackle ;: KoleLki f K iird Onnnhiie '!n'"r i Heilh i ht uu.ird nUa'ryciri ' ' I'a'en McClaren The pelre football eleven, of Darby, had another neighborhood football i lash en for this nfternoen at Illlldnlc Hull Pink. Ninth and Cedar streets. The iDiitenders for the Delaware Count v crwu figure that a licterv ever the Ilium will force Cliften Heights Inte gum,' i n'ln a came for the title, and it i- higl.li piebable tiint the two tuims will seen come together. Delie las cone through n wonderful season, losing but one game at Lan- Cirwn " "" ""'" ii'iiiiuer I lin. nnrl hefh jvernt- nre reported te be m the pink of condi cendi I"il.P.'!., tinn. Only the snnd of tlm Imitln u. Detti-r Mdf will dftermiue whether the skill ii'emini ","1 J,"i"ernft of the leter.in Seutnr will u- iiuie hi mcrceme tne dnsii and speed of the mere youthful Williams, with his eight edge. i cry valuable years of age SHEARN TO MEET RENO AT 20TH CENTURY CLUB Interoectienal Match will Be Fea ture of the Wind-Up A" '"'"""''ienul junior lightweight 4 h Yeu Aute Knew -it,. ...i . ' "(l I . fit. tltt (ti nut nr ten til'ii nd l. hn . nu?riVrb.: :::. R25f!' ti .v.;jnv ,Z, I, . .i -, ; . ;.; ; i. r, ;;. " ?"- n.ti- I impel ...... left talfhaiU. .. . Crenlri Culmn 1. . 11 ..,.,1 nfl,U.,; - ..,-. T, ....I.. ....I,.." ..,'.'.' .Vr"ir.i I. Ill r rnrtnu mnpr . rieru nn rnacv u..:i -,..,..., - ( 'v.i.i.hih m i i. .u-"iiti iiiiciii. inn i in it- 1.nAi they c-ruwk-y . fullback. , :--,keiicher running up . i large total en the Hams, maker, has arranged for an eirht-retiml nosten. Dec. 2.-.1MT n ,.. 'P'L L0"". ''"?.. L.LT.l'1 r,",;?e'.",':r huyr) Johnny' hene. of it,. ii ii i "- linn mi i.i- uM.iejiPii miii ii iiiiiuin'r ei new- v-uiiuirniii, ami .lelinuv S mum nt .1.: Unsten Cellese 1 1 ish heie m Tin... .,i (.,, i ..n.... m.., i i-:n.. .,!,. l-i .....' ''"""'. '",,,r", of tins I.., . , ,. . .- ..nn ." iiiii.n ., ii i.i iiiii i, .in. iiii.ii, iii ,iint- in. i .Ml-.liri u ii liinnhi,. nf !.. Ck... , ";1'1 -in their annual foethn contest, nova and the Army: Dottier, of Sw.irth- nhan Catholic V'lub la .h"". ii ir. ei-mi uij. -iii.inni persons mere, and MeXal v. of Penn. The Ininkie Ii,.,i,- Mill witness in,, came, wnich w I l,, Kngliind contest of the be rauie, formation Line-Up for Frank ford-Akren Football Contest en Brown's Field FRANKFORD x F. IJ. Seashelz tHl) H.ll. H. 1 II. It. Lightner Da vies (10) i 17) q. n. Scott (S) IL K. H. T. It. O. ( L, (J. 1. T. L. K. Miller Little Swinteu Winy Spngnu Williams Themas (1) 15!) (H) (t) ill) Mil (7) (0) (4) (10) (111) ill) (S) (ll) Damn Jclley Neal Flowers J enn Spites Uelrce, L. IL L. T. L. (I. O. It (L It. T. 1. Kt (7) Steele O. ii. (151 1 10) Mrewer Cinmer L. II. IL It, H. II. (2) King F. IL X end method of nreientlnir mU.. . fir. xrnuA:rxxm7 tl,p ,1,ml New a icry thin din of grcine arnlled vli.i,' . season. nnk.nrtlr. ... Puuunl Interest in manifested, due Whenever a heariiiK niu.t b. removed n, i !? the showing of em h team ngatn-t reniacM it e' ni'l tje den., whenever rev (ieorgetewn. I erdhnm and Vlllnneih. Sr In iv the 'JfpliUtlen "eT F? ," fls net, expecte.1 tilt a repetition of, of blown a ,fr", last years game, when the Worcester , , . ... eleven defeated llosten by -II te 0. will I Pliln bear lm wear mn K ,,,- .. , .. . ' K v will, nt ,i, r.rrvini nrf..e., ,, hnV .i"". ".prnaien ue wiineBBeu. Intra abrail n cannot take plaei uill, ; Hely Cress rules nn S-tn-10 favorite if rust. u"m,,"u" or rlt or the becati.se of its possimsten of a fast back- uvin nun HiruiiK i'iiiis iii'siiui leiiege, heweier, has heavy linemen and backs .,...i ,1 .. . t , illltih In rnaVtl.V.",y "; a."" "" "'l'1' p" im uus miiiiiii nas withiut Sttar'teW hhew" " l'werful nttuck v,a i Additional interest attaches te the game by virtue of the Ln t that, barring '.i tie, the game will be n rubber con test, each team having tesisiered eleven victories against the ether in their an I until meeting, PHILA. RESERVESWIN EASILYFROM CHICAGO Run Up 13-1 Score en Westerners at Cricket Club Hams have a 0-0 tie te their ciedlt with Wlldwoed. of Frankford. Delce will use the Mine line-up thnt has played nil of the games for the last month or mere. I he semi-linal will ,eiinB l.rw t.,k01. llll(I i nese hey- hill there are l. .,.. ... i i . - iiimia (a near in mum i irm. inanue down ;?"." un.l In i llmblnc ar In mind I'lrat. i lUlik J letiuu the ilut ii'tird the iir.( entilne te knock riuladelphl.t Keren e. Mrs Krumihaar kpaI ! KergUHnn riKht halfhm u 1. Ooedman Ml hilfbai,; I'effln. . rikhl halfback l'e Kn . unt r half'ia.k I. I'henten Iti i h.ilt'iark f'erihci iii.1 1 winn Wnlnir rlblu It mm 1' I'hcstiin mn. i l.e left hi i .MerB.lll . It Willi Mr lfirn 1 f n psen Illu. Vli s,,irr tr litl. II .We Kill U INH M-sf, i Pitman N'ewklrk . left end MUkflly . e't tiu kH Nel.un left uuarl Kn pp i enter Arm-trenB rutit k-uard hupplee ril.ll' tike Ileckman runt en I Htewart 'lu i-t rl ,ic U'cininlnvlalc -tt lull i k Wntera ruiht b i'flm It l.avva . ful i u k Hefirae Aimtleld lie lie PLAY ANNUAL GAME Itaska and Woodbury Elevens M at Pitman This Afternoon M oedbu-i V s'eillnir lluniir i hpp,:i an I hli M iter I'ar in,,t(m .lohnien Mih I r V h te I arp I.e., ntman, . J., DiH. 2. ltnskn team of ritnmn ami Woedhurv clnsli ti is nfteinoen In their .inniml foetlm'l c.im c.im en the lb me gr diren. In past ycnis this has been the football classic for town elevens in Ciloucester (Vninty be. cause of the intense tivalry m imi, between these two pliues. I'lt nan has been playing for the . end s,.,son undir the name of ltnskn and liuti wen sfveial b.ird contests. The eleven Is net as ttreng as m past eais while Woodbury has its bent te.iu rounded out this yenr. 'llie bevs of the cnmp-nif etini: town will light haul mi tin ir home griiliinn rin; game will wml up the schmhi fm Itaska. This is the liiiruivr n the schislule. bring tegtMher l hnnv ( .irtu. Urn fnt r.,l.. I i - .... i. ...... I.ll.l.-ll.irs .....a ii knockout prebnblv w ill .1 u . i - winner. ",c i&.We tra.iir'k.'ii eet open the show against Jee Ilri FOOTBALL Kr0HD VKtLOWAOKETS TeSSL. Held, Cord Ar. ?., b.u1.M rranhfenl 'L' te Mr r.'rft "s?" P' IMKKIK rei.O TOMlllir SECOND CITY TROOP PRINCETON UNIVERSITY "". -IM ..ml l.amas.., .- i.iis.ii net S O'l l.ni'K ALL-STAR SOCCER TOIMY mill s.t, ,,; KAYWOOD vs. WEST PHILA. F. C. nn niiir a.ift p. m. eTS, s-rwim ,sc l-AIMKW IKK AKRON Hubhtltutes: Frnnkford-Lewe (11), Bowser (.'.). Mellow (IB), Lund- ThelMiIliulelphla Heserves' (iirls'teun Imudi'd the regular eleven reprenenting' Chicago a neat lacing in their matih ut the I'hlladelphiii Cricket Club this morning. The tiiiul ( mint wns ill te l.i This contest followed the long struggle, between llnsien and Richmond. Miss Dorethy Lee was the M.ir of the contest. A half deren goals wcie sceied by this young maiilen dining the' ceurse of the giiinc, four coming m Hie I tlrst half. The ether goals went te Charlette rnesten, ; .Miss t'erehet, Miss .Maiv Morgan and Mrs. DIsRten. ,lr one apiece. The lone goal of the Chicago clan was made by Miss Wessen. Simons U Football Captain COLLEGE SOCCER HARVARD vs. PENN Saturday, December 2d, 2 P. M. ADMISSION SOe et&WmZ sf.'eV A,hlM1 e"" I Hmmtwii, w, v., Iec. Kred H. SI I ES2,""f '. JS,-V.u,B,br and' w. V7. half I Bvli!!lJ"..T irim univeraity roei. Mv.u. ..,,. iveisau learn. agm Stewed Snapper a la Newburg W,TH-? 65c Wendtrfully CoeJLar8 Portion SATURDAY SPECIALS: llinenpfeffer ullli llniarluii I'iiIiIjh.. D3 Iteimt Iteef, a?Ci' liiiliiillnc .1 In. 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