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Lecal Football Teams Battle for Sectional Honors; Penn and Princeton in Title Soccer Mate
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PENN SOCCER TEAM
i READY FOR BATTLE
Faces Streng Princeton Eleven
Today for Intercollegiate
; Championship
CLOSE STRUGGLE EXPECTED
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rti
Barren
Amelia
Vellmer
Velte...
riffni munuwK ,(ewwiiulmi
center halfbnck Lloyd
efl hnlfbnck j.lUay'
, outslde rlsrht Tewnley
JJInir
inmac rism . ...... iwr
T.lniretbncli
ratlin- frtrwnrd i.Mu1
icn
paWi'iKe
iifKlrer . .
. Inside left Simen j
. outslde left Jewell
noferr Clforce Veunr.
Time of halves
45 minutes.
y JOSErll T. iaijiium
Ter the second tlme In three years
an intercellcKlntc soccer championship
hinge en the rcmilt of n gnmc between
the University of Pennsylvania and
Princeton. Thl nftcrnoen the two old
time rivals meet en Franklin Field In
n titular contest. A triumph for the.
lied and Who means nnether intercol
legiate championship.
Plans have been made for a play-oft
Wcdiicdav afternoon en the Tigers'
Field in the event that Princeton winy
this afternoon. The Penn players nnd
students aie of the opinion that no
play-off will be necessary.
The largest crowd in the history of
lntcrschelastlc soccer is expected te
witness the (tame this afternoon. The
Princeton team, nccempnnied by sev
eral hundred students, expect te nrrive
in this city shortly after neon. The
Penn cheering section, sliuhtly reduced,
In expected te attend the game, while
the lied and UIue band will In all
probability be en hand.
Princeton get away te a peer start
this season, losing te Cernell without
erlng a goal. After that'defeat the
team took en n new tinge nnd has been
plajlng championship ball ever since.
The Tigers defeated Hiiverferd, Yale
nnd Harvard in succession and last
Haturday in a non-league fracas hum
bled Lehigh.
Ileth Hate Veteran Teams
Penn nnd the Tigers lme etcrnn
team". The lied and Hint1 has eight
numbcis of last year's ' aggregation,
while Princeton has six. several of
whom plajed en the championship
contending eleven of P.ll'O. Captain
jiajanl Amelia and his mates received
r number of freshmen of last jenr who
linie made the team this jear.
Une reason why the Ked and Illue
expects te win the championship this
Afternoon is en a comparison of scores
with Princeton en Cernell. The 1 (linearis
ili lit out Ilie Tigers and defeated them
while Penn sceied five goals nnd wen
from the i;ig lied teuin it te .1. All of
which, aci mding te the Penn plnjcrs,
ilinM just hew stieng they lire en the
offense.
Cem h .hm, of the Tigers, knows
T)iuiglns Sti'Miird'H H.vstem of piny, a
fust murk Ihnt sweeps down the Held
with little lime lest, lie bad te face
Stewart's team thiee times in UIUO in
the famous series for the champion
hips.' and 'iu'-t about knows what te ex
pert this 'afternoon. The Tigers lire
rated as the mere aggressive team and
will hir.e lame weight than the lied
mid Itluc. Princeton kuks the skill nnd
tim".e of pl,i Hint characterbes Penn's
HHtem. hut they make up for their lack
of Miioethnrhs nf play by their nggres-
Penn has one of the best defensive
trains in jenrs as shown by the small
number of points scored agHiiisc u
this j ear. On this defense, like the foot
ball team of the past f-ensen, much do de
prndenee i placed. The seccerites have
bKh a hlghlj elheient seining mnehiue
With Miigelhach ileing the bulk of the
hrnu nil near the enemies' goal line.
Of the I'eiin team of last jear enlv
three ginduiiled and their plnces have
been taken by Oewperthwaite. goal;
Oictle. a fullback, and I.ingelhach, a
fervnn!.
DELCO PLAYS ST. HEDWIG
Champions of Darby Play Chester
Tltlehelders
The Delce football eleven has an
other important game en this afternoon
At Ililldiile Hull Park, Ninth and Cedar
trecte, Darby.
Manager Spnhr has arranged te plnv
tee fst. Iledwig's eleven, which held
Norwood te n 0-0 tie en Thanksgiving
Day. The visitors are the accredited
champions of Chester.
The Delce players nre in the be-t of
condition nnd are all set for the big
championship fray with Cliften Heights,
which in all probability will be played
ci euiiii.ir uiiernoen.
St. HAriivliv r
McSwmney. . , ,
Fisher
Jtmal
Maratnk
f,
left end . ... Cur
left tncltle Dlblir
left Kuurd lllnlr
tl
renter JMltereen
::"""""! .. iiitniBuarq Mipur
Vesniand rliht tackle Sturrett
rlnht guard
S,";.rir rlKht end Shnrkuy
pnuin Quarterback . . . .Humphries
I)1 left halffcncls Connelly
JliCallcy. . . . right halfback Reynold
"wry fullback DurnlnK
Independent Football
HATURDAY GAMES
Buffalo
AltArnArli'nna 11, Vp.nlif.pX
oreHn
chord.
rtelil, Oxford wlke. iibove the hlih
CleiirfleM nt i:UHt Fulls, Northeast Field.
ntj-nlnlh inul Somerset Hlreem
iwi ",7,I,"!B.'" of ''heifer, nt Delce. of
Srw'ts .'rb''" """ la,lt 'Nmt" nnd CYdr
kfl'i XI 'laihi ni Feeders C C.. Thtrt
wjrd ii nd Diuphln mreets
nuikiiiKtuli ruifessleniils nt Went Chester.
&L'.NIAY GAMES
Mount Airy nt Cliften Heluhtn.
iiimi6l!rt Vn' (-'he"teri ttt Westlngheuss,
Vlrirlx ll", at St Cnlllstui C. C .
Jf"..1'1". M'rfet and I.irndtmn avenue.
l'eitslli et I'ealdale.
Line-Up for East Falls-Clearfield
Grid Battle en Northeast Field
EAST FALLS
v 11
I'lckurd
11.11. n. LH.H.
Tyaen Wlshner
Q H.
I.al.y
-, U Tl. T It. . C. L G , I T.
cawnrlz Magulre Calhoun Norten (Jostelle Cam
Mickey Carten Auty Joyce Clancy (leley
n i, t. no. c. no. it. t.
Mcllvalne
Q. .
Oangan ?.58r
U H. n. R. ". n.
i Mcdler
F. R.
CLEARFIELD
H,Jt,blllutea Kast Falls J. Feley. F.KeIey. Connelly, Filoon. Matthaws.
ry'-, Ccarflcld Marr. Proud, Moran.efflcials nicked by Central Ueard. Time
f perletiR15 minutes. '
Th Buffalo All-Amcrlcans have many well-known football stars in their line-up. Frem left te right they are: Urace, Guy, Kuehl, Dieter, Morrissey, Urban, Yeungntrum, Themas, Ander Ander
eon, Laird and llughltt
WEST PHILA
HIGH
E
Gives Southern Tough Tussle
te Win Cage Game,
26 te 21
MATTY MATTHEWS IS HERO
By PAUL PREP
SOUTHERN IIKHl will make no run
nway of ihe Interichelastlc Uasket
liall League this season. This Infor
mation was garnered by the big crowd
which watched the Red nnd Black down
West Philadelphia High, strong con
tender for the crown, yesterday nftcr nftcr nftcr
neon, 121! te 21.
The ability of the Speedbeys te held
Southern amazed West Phllly follow
ers. One Spccdbey player almost hum
bled the Red and Black without nld.
He Is "Matty" Mntthcws, fleet forward
of the vanquished quintet, ut tne si
points made by West Philadelphia High,
10 of these were the result of .Matthews
own efforts. Twe field goals nnd ilfteen
fouls from the foul line made up this
total- . . ,
The ether two points credited te
West Philadelphia High win field
goal by "Heek" Walker shortly after
the opening of the final half and which
brought the lessers te within three
points of the downtown five. This was
the closest they were te the winners
during the game.
That Southern outplayed the Speed Speed
bes there was no doubt. They sent
nine field goals spinning thteugh the
net. Twelve minutri after play Marted
Heffman, the new guard of the Southern
team, was removed from the game for
personal fouls. Litvack, who ielieed
him, made n field goal in each half.
The best league game of the after
noon waa that between Northeast and
Ocrmantewn High in the former's gjm
nnsiiim. The ClUedens came out, 'J.
te 1M. Tills game was nip and tuck
from the sound of the opening gong.
The lead switc'jed eight times during
the game. At half-time (iermantewn
was leading 15 te 1.1.
With one minute nnd a half te play
Northeast was en the right end of a
24 te 2.1 score. Harris, the German -town
forward, was put out of the
game for personal fouls and Lachman,
who stnrted the game, was sent In again.
Alrmsuun, the Northeast gunnl. com
mitted ii personal foul and Lachman
was gNen two shots bv the referee.
He dropped both through the net and
scored the points which gave German
town the victory. Northeast hnd one
mere chance te tie the score when
(iersen get a free try. but lie missed
nnd the last hope of Northeast was
cone.
In the ether league contest Central
bv a spirited socend-hnlf rally turned
Duck rrnnlderd .ii te 'i.
CATHOLIC CLUBS CLASH
Peerless and St. Malachy Meet at
Strawberry Mansion
Peerless C. C. and St. Mnlnchy'n
C. C. will clash this afternoon at Thlr
ty-third and Dauphin streets in the first
nf ii series of frames te nliiv Buck Jenes'
(Junker Bulldogs for the 'championship
nf Vnrth 1 i ludelnhin
Beth teams hnve net been defeated
tn iinte. nnd Peerless has jet te nave an
imminent cress Us goal line. The
line-up:
Prrrleas C. C. St. Malachy C. C.
Ste'nhauecr
left end I-Kan
V. Cetter
Mnce ..
Kruir . . .
O'Nnlll ..
Cullnten
J Cetter
Ca"hman
Crtsela . .
Orlffln ..
Cruven
, . left tackte l.nwler
. left nuard Ceyle
... center FltirJitrlck
rlulit (ward Nelan
. right tackle . . . J. Shilling-
. right end U. Stanley
quarterback Malley
left halfback Hurley
right halfback .... Unnchl
, . fullback Price
Tenrlns twain. Deckor.
Subtltutes
rilscher
Matter. Mcdlnley nnd rimytha St
Mnlachy T. Stanley. A. Shilling. Cellins.
Perter and Toeinoy nferee Huck Jenes,
renn State. I'mptre Haas Penn Statu,
l'leld Judge T) Qualn. Notre Uunie. Head
llneMnan T Craen, P. I V. Time 1G 1G
mlnute periods
Inter scholastic League
W.
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l One
l.eftn
nne
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non
oert
Heuthnrn High
flerm'intewn HlKh
Went Philadelphia High
Central Hls-h
NiirtbeaHt J I lull ....
Kiuul.ferd Hlah ,.
nsTi:iiiJAY's nnsui.Ts
Southern High. "-'O Wrht Plilla High SI
Central lllxh i!7. rrnnkfurd lllwh 21.
Ueimantnnn High, 2.1: Northeant High, 24,
iti:si:nvB i.kaqub standings
w I..
P r
1 oeo
1 ene
inn
.rnn
oeo
ene
West Philadelphia High
iVntnl llleh .
Snuthi'in H It'll
C'inmntew-n High . .
Nerthwut HlBh
1'ranUferd High .. .
YKSTKriDAY'S JICSULTB
West Phlla. IIUli. JO: Southern HUth, 12.
Central High. S3. rranltfeM High, T.
Germnntewn High, 0: Northeast High. 0.
KOOTiiAi.i. scenn
Plercn Scheel Junier Accountant.
Pleree Sahoel Senior Aiceuntant, 0.
10.
U 15
IleaiTlnian
Jenes
It. K.
SPRINGS SURPR1S
HERE TO BREAK
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"Blues' Grab Three in a
Frem Overbroek Pin
Tepplers
Rew
RACE IS TIGHTENING UP
The Cynwyd "Blues" stnged the big
3tirpric of tills week's interclub bowl
ing league centcbts by grabbing three
in a tow from the Overnroek "Whites."
It's true that the Overbroek "Greens"
did the same te the Cynwyd "Oelds'V
but the feat of Dr. P. B. Hawk's
henchmen sent them Inte n tie with the
Overbroek "Greens" for first place In
the race for the team title and dropped
the "Whites" Inte n tie with the
Merlen Cricket Club's "Maroons" for
third position.
The "Mnroens," by the way, picked
en the unfortunate Union League
"Blues" te the extent of three in a
row, but the best Al McUnrter's Mor Mer Mor
eon "Whites," the prize "in nnd out eut out
ters" of the league, could de was te
take the first game from the Union
Lengue "Whites" nnd then drop the
next two.
Eddy Sntterthwaite's Manufacturers'
"Yellows," new the strongest tenm in
dividually in the x-ace since the addi
tion of (Jres-sman, the former "White
Elephnnis" Btnr, pinned the Tearsen
Brethers' outfit. the (ierrnnntewn
"Whites." te the mat twice out of
three starts while Sammy Laird's
Manufacturers' "Bines" halted the
victorious march of Prank Rainenr's
ambitious (iermantewn "Blues."
cr.un STANDINGS
w.
riV'rhroelc Oel( Club H2
Manuftrcturera' Club 2S
Cjnwyil Club 2H
(iermantenn Cricket Club .... 2"
Merlen Crlrket Club 21
Union League "
INDIVIDUAL TKAM STANDINdS
24 i
.1ft!,.
Oetbrnek "Clreena" 17 7
Cmwul "nines" ... 17 7
ManufuLturerV "Yellows" HI "
Oi.-hroek "WhltrV IS J
Merlen "Mnroena" 1.1 ft
(Iermantewn "fllupa" II in
Manufacturer!!' "Uluei" 12 12
OertnHntnwn "Whites" 11 1.1
Cnwd "llnMV . ! 1.1
Merlen "Whites" Ii 1.1
Union I.engun "White" 7 17
Union Leagun "Rluei" 2 'J-
Summary of this week's acoree,
Mr-UION UNION I.KAGL'n
"MAltOONS" "IIM'Ki."
Dniiuh'ty 17S 1S7 ir,t r.ixnn inn 111 tni
Trout .. I.IK Hill 201 r'ntten . 1dl MS 17
MaB'der I7 mi) 107 Hllnd .. Ms HH 1M
Wllleen. 1S7 181 17ft (ch.tettle lilt 1.11 130
Tewna'd 1 r0 ml 183 Reuin'mi 1.14 12.1 Hit
Tetala 830 -80 850 TetaJs 70.17i3 7US
union i.HAOt'i: MnniON "Wiiirrcn"
"TVIIITHS" P-lep . ir,.1 111 1R1
Hind .. 1.1.1 147 inn Thnnina. 1R1 17lt Kill
Mred'Vn 141 1R0 1.T1 l) Wolf 17S 17.1 141
lYv .. 1HI . . . Wendell. 147 .. 147
tlreia .. 1112 17ft 112 McCarter 214 I3S
lleberta 184 181 inn Seuc'er. ... HI-' Ml
Meyn . ... 137 1113
Totals 870 803 718
Teta-ls 758 b30 80ft
HANITACTtirtEnS' OnrtMANTOWN
"yi:m.evs" "wurrns"
S'ntlert'n 107 lfl 111 t S.TV.P'n ISO 211 170
F.irrell 182 174 1HH Kurt? .. 2il( 17.1 181
C n.iln'r 1112 l.W MS Mann . 141 nil 1S2
Trailer.. 200 inn 147 M 1" eon inn 17.1 m7
Ureism'n 1U2 2U 207 I'urv'n-e 1721 22.1 ISO
Tetala 1103 882 880 Totals 852 50 leU
anrtMANTOWN MA'NUPACTimEnS'
"Hlues" ni.uns"
Mnlone . mil ins 17 Dlck'een 1.10 191 18.1
P Iti'n'r 110 171 1S1 irachran. 107 1IM 170
Mvers . 107 140 lftlllnlley... IftS 1ST 14R
rtuiHI . 12S 1411 220 Sa-vlll . 182 1R0 1(10
MacD'ld 12.1 152 172 I.alrd .. 135 lt2 109
Totals 750 780 88? Tetls 827 812 834
ovF.rtnneotc cv.nivyd "fiei.DS''
"anilKNS" Olhten . 175 131 ..
Anders'n Itll lftft 100 .Tirkeen. Ml . lift
Techt . nil 1.10 Ml Pntter'n 107 157 170
I.yn-1 .. 1.10 141 isi March . 1H8 140 10T
Harrlty. MS 107 104 Slmna'n 167 152 182
Dell .. 101 141 100 Heswa'l.. .. 170 157
Totals 810 805 873 Totals 782 750 all
Th Cnmjd "Utuei" took thre stralht
from the Overbroek "niueV en tha latter
team's alleys but the dntalled ncern was
net receled In time for publication today.
EIGHTEEN PENN GRIDDERS
RECEIVE THE COVETED "P"
Kauffman, Greve, Lenham and
Others Net en List of Honored
Eighteen membeiH of the University
of Pennsjlvnnla foelbnll team of the
pnst season have lieen unnfliclnlly
awarded their vaisity "P." The ath
letic council which meets Friday must
pass en the nwaiils te make them offi
cial. The lucky plners will vet Mon
day afternoon for the captain of the
3023 team, at the taking of the team
picture.
The following were given the insig
nia: Cnptain Miller. Mrfirnw, i.ang i.ang
den, Adnms, Falrchlld, Westgate. Pup
worth, Sutherland, Dein, Sullivan,
Hnmer, ('rnlg, Litresvang. Thurman,
Kelly, Jehnsen, Graf and F. F. Dew
hirst nlchtcen letters is the smallest nntrj.
ber nwarded nt Penn in years nnd leaves
out a number of the players who have
i-'een considerable action during the past
M'timm. .mho jMiiiiwmiii, mi lernier
Central High Scheel bay who played a
part of every game with one excentien
during the sea mi n was net listed. Neith
er were Bnbe Greve nnd Frank Beckus,
both of whom grndunte in the bprlng
nnd who have played for three years
with with the varsity squad.
l'ranciat, Br) den, Facne.v, Wlttmer,
Veegelln, Leinhunr. Weeded are
ether mcii.beni of the nrsity tnjuaa
who wcre expected te receive the cov
eted P.
Canada Has Boxing Beard
Montreal, Pee n The Dominion Jlenlnir
nd Wrvitllnr Pefleriitlmi linn been eririin.
Ien, with I. J. Mulqueen chairman of the
Athletic Commission of Ontario, an preal.
dent. It la probable that the new erca.nl.
catien will affiliate with the National llexlrur
Aaaoclatlen of the United Htatea. "
AMATKCIt nOXINO
Lera of the flatle npert are trjlnir te
areuan In I'hlladelnhla Ilie entne keen tnf.,
est In deeleilnc soed rlntrtnen that la
tKjaated of In New Yerk I'HIabursh and
Chlcace, livery enceuratement In the form
of aeuurate accounts of nrfrusi, written uy
txuerui, will b ehen In ihe aperla column
of the rcnue Liduik, "Make It a Habit.''
AiV,
CYNWYD BOWLERS
PULL Bl SMS
FRNKFORD'S WINNING STREAK
yyj)y'7r",;.r'wy-iffy
v, v ' ; t '" - ?
W. Va. te Play Oregon
en Coast Xmas Day
Morgantown, W. Va., Dec. 0.
The West Virginia University foot
ball team vill play the University of
Oregon nt San Diege, Calif., en
Christmas Day, negotiations for
which have been pending for seme
weeks nnd which have just been
definitely closed.
It will be the first visit of the
Mountaineer football team te the
Coast, nnd permission for the trip
was granted by the faculty only
when it was agreed that only one
dny of school would' be missed en the
journey, virtually the whole period
falling In the holidays.
TILT
East Falls and Clearfield Foot
ball Teams Meet en
Northeast Field
PICK NEUTRAL OFFICIALS
The East Falls and Clearfield foot feet
ball earns meet this afternoon at
e clock en Northeast Field, Tucnty
ninth nnd Somerset streets, te decide the
championship of the northwest section
Heth teams hail from the same com
munity, and considerable fecllns Is
manifest between the partisan fans of
the rival elevens.
The opposing elevens nre among rne
best in the Independent ranks nnd
hac records about the same. They have
enguped all the foremost clubs ana
have succeeded in winning a majority
of contests, nlthnneli nil nli.m.l .........
. " ..,... .,UJ
I1UHI iiuiut'.
Many prominent scholastic and for
mer college stars ere in the line-ups.
Iast Fulls has Tjsen. Lewer Merien
halfback; Jack Oostrlle, the oarsman,
who plays a tackle position', andJlurKe,
who hak made geed seven 'times in eleven
tries at Held goals. He beat Norwood
this j ear by a field goal nnd wen ever
Cliften Heights lust jear.
Clearfield has .1. Carten, of Catholic
High, a luetber of the Hely Cre. star;
Mueke.v, an end from Cuthelic High,
and Mernn, of Wilmington High.
In order that there would be no
dispute ever the eflicinls. they have
been selected bv the Central Beard with
tile understanding that no one would
knew their identity until they step en
the field.
DELAWARE SCHOOLS IN
TITULAR GRID GAME
Newark and Laurel, High Elevens,
Primed for Final Contest
Newark, Del., Dec. 0. Newark and
Laurel High Scheel football teams will
battle this nfternoen nt T.nurcl. Sus
sex County, for the secondary high
school football championship of the
State.
The State was divided into two dis
tricts in scholastic football and Laurel
wen the southern district honors nnd
Newark the northern, and the game is
arranged between them for the State
title. Newark has already wen the
State championship twice and Coach
Wilsen and his plnyert nre apparently
confident of winning the title for the
third consecutive year.
NORTHWEST RIVALS
IN SECTIONAL
Line-Up for Frankford-Bufiale
Football Contest en Brown's Field
FRANKFORD
f. n.
Berry
(17)
It II B.
Ltghtner
(10)
Q. B.
Scott
(8)
C.
Wmy
(4)
R.T.
Llttle
(2)
iU)
Goetz
I.T,
Miller
(1)
(5)
Nash
L K.
Ward
(5)
10)
Brnce
L.O.
(in
Ouy
C.
(1)
HuBhlt
Q. B.
(S)
Andersen
i. it n
Lnlrd
P. B.
BUFFALO
Substitutes Krankferd Mellow (tBi.I.unrtgien (U), IliecUa (0), Lew (it)
Buffalo Thomaa (IB), Dieter (lSLBawllngs (Si, Wilsen (12) rtefere
Crewell, Swarthmore. Umpire Mc Carty, Oerrnantewn Academy. Field
Judge Merrltt, Yale. Time of periods 16 minutes.
SSA7 MEENEHAN'S CAFE
SUNDAY'S SPECIALS
I.OIWTF.ri DINNER iLBO
1U1( rrrntled J.ehiter ntrrtled Clam
niH or note .larfnrtBB
Tartnre t
Ilaxbeeueil iii-aters
linked Potute
yiBU I'LATTKK 1.00
Ilrellrd Pompano
French rrted rotet .Wed Tat Plant
telrrr Hnlad
ROAST I'OIlK I'LATTEB J1.O0
Renat Irem or i'erK
Mivalied rotnteea
Apple Haace
HeuV
iir nreut
hkktuhiuiu riwinm ti.00
Sweelhrrud 1'nttles Freeh Maithroenia
llreen Pena
CIIICKKV OK I HAH WAI.AI. WITH lfitiKti
All Oar Brtad, flelti, Pitt and Patlrlts
' .-v ' ', - ' 'r.
Cliften Heights and Mount
Airy Primed for Feature
Clash Tomorrow
VICTRIX VS. ST. CALUSTUS
The Independent gridders still con
tinue te play Sunday football, nnd
several of the teams are considering
keeping up the week-end tilts untfl
Christmas. , ,
Several important contests are carded
In Delaware County tomorrow, wticn
Cliften Heights takes en Mount Air
nnd St. Hedwlg's, of Chester, meets
Westlngheuse. . ... ,.
The Cliften -Mount .Airy fuss will be
the best the fans In that town hove
witnessed all season. Mount Alrv nas
a regular team of fighting bearcats who
will give the Delaware Ceuntlans a
stiff battle. . . . i I.
Cliften wants n hard game, M It"
out te redeem itself for the upset sus
tained nt the hands of Norwood last
Sunday. Manager Gallagher litis I it
the bejs through a week of ntwne
training for the fray, and they are
right en edge for the contest.
With Rusty Ynrnall I and nil the jregn
lari back in action. Cliften figures en
noting qut Mount Airy, although it Is
sure it will keep the visitors from cross
ing the goal line.
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L0UGHRAN FINISHES WORK
FOR MATCH WIT.H BOGASH
Temmy Is Belew Weight for Beut
at Arena
After a training siege of several
weeks, with the middleweight crown as
his ultlinnte genl. Temmy Teugbran.
Seuth Philadelphia's twenty-year-old
entrv for the title. csterday stepped
en the scales nt his downtown gym
nailum. . ,
"Onn hundred nnd fifty-eight and
ene-bnlf," s-aid Manager .Toe Smith as
the beam balanced. "I knew nil nlnTig
that Teminv would have no trouble
making the middleweight limit," con
tinued Smith as I,eughran stepped off
the scales.
Loughran had lust completed his
work for the first bout of the middle
w eight series with Iu Hegnsh, of
Itridgepert, Conn., te be stnged at the
Arena Monday night.
Sailor Frecdman put the finishing
touches te his work nt bis hendqunrten
in New Yerk. He is confident that he
will bowl ever Pete Latze, of Hnrleten.
Johnny Brown nnd Lew McFnrlnnd
will square off in the third contest.
Patsy Wallace will battle with Jee
Celletti. of Perth Atnbey. N. J.
Sam Blacklsten will have a real test
when he faces Patsy Bogash, brother
of Leu.
Snyder Wins Over Relsler
Jersey Cltr. Dec. 0 Iew Snsder. of Bay.
nrn. outpeinted Johnny rielsler. of New
Tork. In the feature twelve-round Mrtingie
at the Stadium nextnc Club, bchuetzen Park.
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Fermer Kensington Boxer Defeats
Charlie O'Neill at Cambria
Jee Berrell, formerly of Kensington,
nnd new of New Yerk, essayed a come
back in the ring at the Cambria A, C.
last night after an absence of two years,
and wen ever Charlie O'Neill, of Tiega,
In the eight-round wind-up. A capacity
house saw the go, the honors going te
Berrell, owing te his nbllity te eutslug
his opponent.
The semi wind-up had the fans en
their feet throughout nnd the veteran
Eddie Reveire was entitled te the hnn.
ors ever the youthful Jack Martin. The
latter was a glutton for punishment.
but took all that Itevelre had and was
en his feet nt the finish, nltheugb nt
times one punch by either boxer would
have settled the issue.
The ether results: Harry Andersen
knocked out Hnrrv (Kill) Smith In th
fifth, Billy Mnhency and Bebby 6'Keefe
leugnc a nnra draw, and in the cur
tain raiser Mnrtr Sullivan finished Bat
tling costelie in the opening round.
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OVER FRANKFORD
All-Americans Meet Yellowjack Yellewjack
ets In Semi-Final for Inde
pendent Grid Honors
WILL BE BATTLE OF LINES
The Frankford Yellewjackets engage
the Btreng Buffnle All-Amcricans at
Brown's Field, Frankford, this nfter nfter nfter
neon in the scmi-finnl round of the
series te decide the nntiennl independ
ent championship.
Buffalo is undoubtedly the strongest
team the Yellewjackets have faced te
date. The Akren squad, which gave
the local team u great fight before
bowing Id a 0 te 3 defeat, was beaten
bv Buffalo 10 te 0. Thev are a slight
() meter en today's game.
The visitors have n well-balanced
club that was one of the strongest
teams in the National League of Pro
fessional Foetbnll Clubs. Andersen,
Colgate; Laird, Celgate: Kuehl. Du
buque, and llughlt. Michigan, formed
one of the most effective bnckfields in
the league.
Jim Laird is one of the best line
plungers in Independent ranks nnd a
deadly ninn en the defense. Oscnr An An
dereon is a marvelous open-field runner,
and Kuehl, his running mate nt half
back, an excellent nff-tnckle runner.
liughit. the quarterback nnd captain,
is an exceptional field general.
rtM... linelfinl.l vfltffll flplit tin Tfltti tl.n
local quartette of Scott, Sensheh,
Llirhtner and Berry. The tenm with the
better line probably will emerge a win
ner from the contest.
The Frankford line has clearly
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New Haven. Conn.. Dec. 0. De- i
rannd for drastic changed in lale s
football system is voiced in the Yale i
Alumni Weekly, which pelnta te the
HVKtmn whleh. with Walter Oinin P
nt the helm, swept the gridiron for
two decades. The Weekly said that
today seme critics are, llke Greece,
trying "te behead every defeated
lender." 'While no condemnation of
Head Conch Tad Jenes whatever is
voiced, the Weekly urges continuity
nnd science in Yale foetbnll affairs.
played all the forward lines they htvn
faced this season. Today's game finds j
them stacked against the strongest op- n
position te date. Bill Ward, the for-,
met- Penn star, will be in the Yellow- ,
jackets' line for the first time, taking n
the place of Swlnten, who suffered a
broken eye socket last Snturdny.
Jehn Heignian, Tem McNamara and
Bill Hollenback, Penn conches, latr
Snturdny said the Frnnkferd line plat's
was the best they had ever witnessed."!
Swinton was in there then, nnd it rejVJ
mn Ins te be seen whether the changira
te Ward upsets the tcamplny of the i
Frankford ferwnriN. ;3
The line will start with Thomes and?'
Miller, ends; Little nnd Williams,.'?
tackles; Mard nnd Spagna, guards.'
and W rny at center. Little, Miller and!
W ray will see two former teammates3
nt Penn en the opposite side. Oart?$
Themas, former Penn captain, and1
Dieter, n Bed nnd Blue Guard of a few
years back, are expected te get in th?Vi
game as substitutes. ,'
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of Nnsh, Kutgers, and T'rban, Bosten
I College, ends; Gectz, Michigan, and
Merrlssey, Bosten, tackles: Yeune-
strein, Dartmouth, and Brace, Brown,
guards, nnd Guy, Washington and 'Jef 'Jef
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