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5 I . - .
FORMER PENN STARS
IN GRID
'Carl Themas, Leu Yeung, Hollenback and
Among These Who Will Ge Against Varsity
in Benefit Game
Hy JOSEPH
of the University I
m' nliimnl team
1 of Pctinsjlvntila which meets the
'it deven In n benefit football game
" Franklin Field this afternoon hns
ten greatly strengthened for the fracas
iTthc addition of several players of
recent years who have volunteered their
"rirrriiemas. who played under Beb
riell and later tinder Jehn Helsman,
Jianl center m fuHbnck. will held
If the pivot pest for the veterans
?M afternoon. Themas, who is living
n Buffalo, arrived here ear y this week
ifld immediately, offered his services
'e Leu Yen nc. who f looking after the
irads eleven.
1 Themas, who was n gridiron star nt
Central HIrIi, went te Penn in 111111
and was an all around star, rowing
in the cicvv for thr-e years nnd play
in three positions en the football team.
Vmi 1'reu, who iilajed en the 100!)
jura alone with Allie Miller, Kmle
Jvf.ns l!cb I.nmberten. new Sheriff of
SSwintv, Tex Iiamsdell nnd ethers,
ras n btar of the first water lit guard,
w. nil held down that neBt (his nfter
?1 Up is the Intcst addition te the
rc'er mere of old-timers who have
Leu Yeung, captain of the 101J1 eleven
tBd n whiKinen of repute during his
rnllfie (hv. and Si Pnuxtls. ceneli of
Pmnsv-lvanin Military Academy nnd
member of the 1007 team, will occupy
Gus Ziegler. line eeneh at l'cnn last
jMremI an All-Amcriean in 11)07, will
turn with Fritz nt guard. Neil
Matthews, captain of the 1010 team
ind mentioned as an All-American,
nnd Dexter Irer, who was n mem
Icr of the coaching staff of the season
just closed, will be the tackles. Dr.
Draper was nn AU-Americnn the tame
year as Ziegler.
Crads' Star Ilatlifleld
Tbe backfield will contain a nunrtet
ef former pla.vcrs famed in the football
kistnry of tlie University. Uert Hell.
riptnin of the 11)11) team nnd member et
of the coaching staff for the last two
KMens, will call the signals.
Hobey Light, one of the greatest
ticklers in the history of the University
and member of the same team as Hell,
will occupy one of the halves with Tc
Iiamsdell, intercollegiate sprinting
champion and here of the famous 90
jird run that defeated Michigan in
1810. will nlny the ether halfback net.
Hill Hollenback, captain in 1003,
teach of Missouri, Sjrncuse, Penn State
and Pennsylvania, will be in there ut
fullback. Pig Hill expects te see the
old-timers eutplav the youngsters.
"Yeu knew," said Bill this morning,
"we old fellows might net leek like
foetbnll plaers today because of a
little mere obesity than .we should have,
but I'll bet that we give these kids out
there a battle. If should be n geed
tame, particularly because we will have
e many capable substitutes.
"The game will he like old horns
week. A dozen or mere of the men
Mho will piny this afternoon have come
from distant points nnd have net been
around rrnnklln Field for years. Let
ters I have received during the last
week show every one te be enthusiastic
about the game. It is a wonderful tea-
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6peedbeys' Win Over German
town Breaks Triple Tie
in Cage League
DOELP THE HIGH SCORER
Hy PAUL TKEP
TIU2 dope ran tnie te fetm in the
three Intersehelastic League games
Mrh were contested jesterdnv after-
loon. Southern lligli defented Central
High, West Philadelphia humbled Ger
mantown and Northeast High took the
Wrasurc of rranUferd.
West Itillndelphia nigh smothered
jermautnvvn High. The score of this
"It was ?A te 17. The victerv of the
Bpeeillie.vN broke the triple tie which has
listed for the Inst three days. The
VeMerneis are new the poc-sers of
Ms place, one full game behind South Seuth
rn. the league lenders.
West I'hlladelpliinu's win was the
Jfensien uf Hi,, christening of tlieir new
Mil, the Adelphin Academy, at Thirty
lanth ind .Mnrltet streets. A larce
ml enthusiastic crowd wns en band for
"ie opening ceremonies
Th. i ..,'". . . I
. ine guards of the winneis pliued
hilllantly. Hesldes a splendid Jlefen-
Ive game, both men went tm the fleer
wien and tool, hIieIs nt the net. Doelp,
., ' f " ! in ill, i I r
"prctaiiy, wllN successful from the.
nln. snaring five two-pointers. Mc
ey, the ether West i'billy de de de
loijsive mini, enshed in with his first
"ti'l goal of tlie year in the second halt.
nermantewn ns nble te tally but1
we lield goals in tlie game, betJi being I
ffMite.I te Ilr.gy. du the ether hand.
ti, "'f""" cashed in with thirteen i
e. pointers. '
ftrberrjN Anhle Urelten
aaribtrrr' lfnt,ir of thn Germantown'
k.if n0,,ei," ,,reke ,B n,k,', I" the fire
"air of the second-team game, which ,
wen by the Cllvcdens, L'l te 1. I
Southern Hlh wen its fourth straight I
JM?.a!!,, sc,vcn,11' straight game of the
te in M!irnil,,B b,,cl Central High, 41 i
aim i "1! lirst Lalf wns Imnl fought
''Chi t, ?. ?, the Individual efforts of ;
H,;,;' '.uwaruN, me coiercu star or
6 Mirrors, ended 14 te 7.
tiai'i1!!11!? (:,inmidens get atnrtcd in
ir" r liVf tl,e """' was w,n put till
tlr .' ' '"""K'tve ii spieiKiiii exnim-
-:- iiuin Flip l.i.rniiF liwir.-
Menchv"
im i 'i'"0 "tmisht
!?'! for the tiny
elntcen attemnla.
feulu, bringing his
Ie fifteen out of
h? !' ".R0 .lrlp'1 Ilis ind at foul
Med W" l "! linal I1orie,,' ",ul ,n",i0
Meen V0.'1" ,ri0W' T" tU! 'nltldle Of the
end half i)r. O'Brien, the Central
lav. ',Vrc"",n,,(1. Ivve of ills regulars te
lil?pem for I"u'r """ The subs.
mZ7atxlmlU' t0 1,el(1 Ke(;l' "J
fiel 1 ' "ID.f,'.rnier getting three mere
two m?m. ""' tlle lntter "weuntlng for
additional two-pointers.
aider! c,ltr"1 !'-"I was shifted con-
"r ,l" Btiirt of the game.
TaenM l "IWll1 ,0 forward and the
2." rd berth was filled by Kin-
Hlav!, i , . V.ns up''" 'nade eligible, i
J W benched II II Klschcr, who has been I
piavinB regularly at forward.
fi?,' Vm stuged a last-minutB rally'
f Kiig tbe measure e the Plenaers.
WEST PHILA
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tlmeny. te the game te buve siith
contest."
Old-TlmerV Line Streng
Add te the backfield n line thnt con
tains Yeung at left end ; Dexter Draper,
nn AU-Americnn member of the 11U)8
team, nt left teckle: Gum Ziegler, line
coach last yeflr and also nn AU-Americnn
in 11)08, nt left gunrd ; Ernle Ce--sons,
enntnin of the 11)10 team, nt cen
ter; Dr. Huck Wharten, originator of
the l'cnn line-play sjstem nnd captain
of the 1SDO eleven, nc ngnt guard : cu ,
Matthews, cantaiti et the 1010 team, at
rlrht tackle, nnd Si Pnuxtis. vnacn of
the P. M. C. nnd star and back in
1007, nt right end.
In addition te these named who will
start, li. Yeung will have such former
grents as J. Hutch Scott, qunrtprbnek
In 1010: Hap Day and Vic l'tnnk, cen
ters In 1021 nnd IH'-'O respectively: By
tiirltsnn. end in 1007: Dick Marshall,
who made the OO-ynrd run in 101G that
beat Michigan : Hunter Scarlett, end in
1007; Allie Miller, conch nt Villanevn
nnd quartertmcK mm enpuun 01 me
1000 eleven ; .lack Keogh, cf the 1010
team nnd conch of the freshmen ; Mike
Avnvr. nmirtcrbnck of 101(1 : Tex
Itnniftdell. the sprinter and halfback
in 1010; II. II. MerrW. n tackle lutnl
nnrv In 1011: Tem McN'nmnia. present
kpmiIi ceach: Mike Whltehlll, who
starred for two yenrs en the varsity:
Hots Hrunner, the I.nfajctte All-
American nnd former Penn player; Tern
Creeks, of the 1007 team, and liny i
Miller, member of the 1010 eleven and ,
brother et lieinie aim aihi
Capntln Tex Ilamer, of the varsity,
uili luiv.t tils full team in nt the start,
with the exception of Pes Miller, who
is unable te piny because of nn in
fected elbow received in the Cernell
game.
Langden ie Play Quarter
Al T.nncden will be nt qiinrteibnck,
with (Scerge Sullivan and line McOrnvv
at the halves nnd Hamer at fullback.
McfSraw will call the signals.
In the line Johnny Dcrh will be at
center, with Johnny Thunnan nt left
tackle, Frank Graf, right takle; Kelly,
right gunul; Sutherland, left guard:
Ve.stgnte, right end, nnd rnirchlld,
right end.
The entire varsity squad, wmp twenty-live
strong, will be in nttendincc at
tlie game nnd ready te play at "i sec
ond's notice.
I According te Cezzcns, graduate mrfn-
i nger or athletics, a crowd as inrge ns
the one that saw tne early gnmes en
the schedule will be en hand. "II
would net surprisp me if we had b.v
twecn L'O.OOt) nnd'2.".000 at the game."
said Mr. Cozzens this morning. "The
response from the students and alumni
hns been greater than we expected. The
students, almost te n man, are pur
chasing tickets, while I hnye been be
sieged with requests from the general
public for pasteboard".
"The University Band will be there.
nleng with the usual cheering section
nnd cheer lenders. This is the first time
in the history of the University thnt
we have held a benefit game, and I am
sine thnt the parents of Andy I.ang
will be greatly helped by the proceeds."
I nter scholastic Basketball
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TESTEHDATS RESL'Irs
Reuthcrn Hlah. 4li Central Illeh. Ifl
Weat rhlla It., 34- Oarmantewn Hluli. 17.
Nertheaat High. 29: rranUferd High. 27.
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Oarmantewn Hlgli 3
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Nerthait Hliii
Frankferi High
YESTERDAY'S IIESUI.TS
Otrmantnwn Hlch, 21 : West Phlla. U . 20.
Central Hth. 24: Southern Hlh, 9.
jvortheast-Frankferd roatpened.
OTHER GAMES
Catholle High. 42; St. AiTies Hlgli. .
It was the fourth consecutive defeat for
the latter. Frankford battled valiantly
te held the lend which it acquired in the
first half, but could net step Captain
Gersen, of the N'ertheast team.
This stellar pivot accennted for fenr
field goals in the second half, giving
five two-pointers for ills afternoon's
record. At half time the Frankford!
team was leading, 14 te 111. This mar
gin wns held for the better part of the
half. Northeast tied the score several
times, but it was net until Gersen
I""?'1 "ining in held goals that the
Arunives went into tlie lead, never te
he headed.
f,n.i, TT. , . . , , .
a ie," S'',. claimants of the city
n.?f 'e I nt year, ejiened its season
wltli a victory. St. Agnes' High, of
West Chester, wns the opposition, and
the visitors were turned bach, 42 te 0.
Coach Marquard used his entire re
serve team in tlie battle. Charles Mc
Kinney, football luminary, nnd Kchanf
were the stars of the battle. The termer
enshed in with tive two-pointers and
Schattf went him one better with six
ruid made three out of four foul attempts.
PENN ALUMNI-VARSITY LINE-UP
U. II. 13.
Sullivan
K. E.
Wcstgate
Leu Yeung
Tt. T.
Graf
Hex Draper
L.T.
Hobey Light
L. H. H.
ALUMNI
Substitutes: Alumni Scott, Day, Frank, Dicksen, Wharten, Marshall, Scarlett, Allie Miller, Ray Miller
Jack Keogh, Mike A very, H. II. Merris, Tem McNiimara, Mike Whitehill and Tem Creeks. Varsity
Ertresvaag, Wittnier, Grove, Lcnharn, Reckus, Brytlen, Hamilton, Adams, Craig, F. Dewhirst, Fcenv
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Ofllcials: Referee E. J. O'Brien,
Greer, Catholic University.
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Frankford Champions Meet To Te
ledo Maroons en Brown's
Field Thi3 Afternoon
LEHECKA BACK IN LINE-UP
The Frankford Yellewjnckets con
clude the most successful season in
their history this afternoon when they
engage the strong Teledo Maroons nt
Brown's Field, Oxford avenue near
the Boulevard at 2:30 o'clock.
The Yellewjnckets hnve clearly proved
their claim te the independent cham
pionship of the L'ast. In addition, they
have beaten two and tied a third of
the members of the National League,
the big professional organization in the
Middle West.
The Sloreons will offer Vrankferd
the strongest opposition of the sensen.
They finished the league season without
a defeat, tvlng Canten. In the play
off, the Bulldogs emerged victorious ever
the Mnroens.
Pliable te anange a game with Can Can
eon, Manager Bevvker, scheduled Teledo.
Manager Pali en. of the visitors claims
his tenm Is fully competent te knock
Frankford loose from any champion
shin aspirations.
The lineup of the visiteis is one that
will take evcr.vthlng the Yellow jacketa
have te allow them te win. Probably
the two best known of the visitors
nre Ileii) and Kussell Stein, betli of
whom gained irtuallj unanimous rec
ognition ns All -Americans last cnr.
Herb Stein has appeared here with
the I'niver-ity of Pittsburgh nnd the
Yellow-jackets. The feimcr Panther
was generallv recognized as the best
center In the country Inst year. Fnl-
VARSITY
F.D.
Hamer
Q.B,
Langden
C.
Deni
Carl Themas
C.
Bert Bell
Q.B.
u.g.
Kelly
Leu Fret.
L. G.
YELLOWJACKETS IN
FINAL OF SEASON
L.G.
Sutherland
Gus Ziegler
R. G.
Kill
Hollenback
V. V.
l,F U lr, U fH I l , F . V; . VI" ,.,,. Ul.V UnillVa.
Swarthmore. Umpire Myren Fuller, Yale.
Time of periods Ten minutes.
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lieyntcn (17). .Mellow (15), I.undjrreu
(-'). Simpsen (Jl), Kendrick (2J).
con has shifted him te cuard for the
Maroons and he is playing exceptional '
football in that position.
Kussell Stein wns captain and tackle
of the undefeated Washington and
I Jeffersen eleven that played a tie I
game at the Tournament of Reses, in
('nllfernia. He starred for Greasy
Neal's team for three years, and is
playing left tackle for the Teledo out- i
fit.
Anether star with Teledo Is "Red" ,
(Roberts, the Centre College backfield;
luminary of this season. Roberts will ,
stnrt nt halfback for the visitors.!
(During his stay at Centre, Roberts had j
cne unique distinction et playing nt
every pokltien en the team, finally be
coming a real threat at balfbaek. King,
a lineman from Centre, also will play
with Teledo.
The Yellewjnckets have three new
players te take the places made vacant
Dy injuries. All the newcomers at
tained All-Amerlcan ratine.
i.ney nre
Temmy Hughlt. former Mlchlean star.
who will call signals in place of Johnny
Scett: Jee Alexander, Syracuse, te
fill Swinton's place at right guard, and
Benny Boynton, Wllllama, who will
play halfback.
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l-N-V-U AT NATIVITY
Uptown Basketball Teams Meet
Tonight In Churchman's Cage
The followers of the Nativity basket
ball team should witness one of the
best camps of the sensen tnnlcrl.F in , '
home hall at Belgrade and 'Madisen
streets.
Manager Jim Hughes has scheduled
tlie I-IS-A-l quintet as the ODOnnrnt i
of the churchmen nnd the Nativity boys
will have te hustle te gain the decision
ever their ontieoents
ever their opponents,
I-N- -U has ceme te the front with
a rush tills season, their most notable
triumph being a recent victory ever '
St. Peter's en tbe latter's own fleer ,
-semthlng several teams composed of
nearly all Eastern Lenge players have ,
been unable te accomplish.
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L. 11. 13.
McGravv
L.T.
Thurman
Matthews
R.T.
L E
Fairch'ild
Si Pauxtis
R. E.
Tex Remsdell
R. H. B.
Head linesman Dr.
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Delaware County Grid Warriors
te Play Magnelia in Fare
well Game
STAR PLAYERS IN CONTEST
It is farewell te the Independent foot feot foet
bnll season tomorrow afternoon.
Cliften Heights, one of the first teams
te stnrt the season, will have the honor
of playing the final gnme.
Manager Jimmy Onllngher wants te
conclude with a victory, but hns sched
uled the hardest tilt of the season
for his football gladiators.
The visiting attraction will be the
Magnelia A. A., of Frankford. This
team in the past six weeks has held
Meltese, of Atlantic City, Mlllvllle and
the Riverside champions all te scoreless
ties.
Coach Jehn Reden. of Magnelia,
will present, his best line-up nnd use n
number of Holmesburg and former
Vrflnlfrtwl ufna (n nnlinn dtlT.A. ..ltl
),,, extended te the limit te gain the de
cisien.
Manager Gallagher has been putting
Cliften through a week of Intensive
prepnrntien for the battle, which will
start promptly at 2:30 P. M.
Cliften will line un with F. Walten.
left end; Gearv, left guard; P. Grib
hens, left tackle: McGirnev. center;
HIake. right gunrd : Jehnsen, right
tackle; O. Walten, right end: Yarnnll,
quarter-hack: Burnley, left half: Gnult
light half, and McGraney. fullback.
SUNDAY SOCCER GAME
Merrell Mills Will Oppose Canadian
War Veterans In West Phlla.
The Merrell Mills seever eleven, ,
which has wen nine straight gnmes in
llm Vl IMiilndelnhln DttUinr, t !, I
Allied Soccer League without even
el,riwni; iV n j!'1',1. .bntIf.e' iU nn'
I050 "'" ( a,"dlau War Veterans te-
mon-ew afternoon at Sixty-third street
and Cednr nvenue.
The tnpestiy Inds have also played
,'"any ,f t,hp firv,3t-'!i,vifl0" teams and
IVl'nlZ T nQamnt
IV hLZ LJJ , n ll0 cn"dlans
V re If til, " t'fl,i0UJflS.l!nd
hl,, u! , . lftJint of adlHn
It te its list of victims.
Beets and Saddle
New Orleaiw: Horses which seem best
today nt Jeffersen Park nre;
First rac Begum. Pcrmnrce. Geld
Mount. Second Leslie. Punta Gerda.
Al Mebler. 'J bird Knlcht of the
Heather, Last KfTert, William A. I
Fourth Frank W.. Minute Man, Grnsa
Iree. ruth Cnmefleur. Serbian, Re-
gn:n. Sixth Honolulu Bey, Luck '
Kate Musite. .
Havana: First race Tlie Bev, Que
creek, I'ne'e Sennv. Second Awninc. I
Teul entlier. Speds. Third Mary
Rigel, Scintillate. Hulle. Fourth Miss
Calthn, Mad Nell. .May Rese. Fifth
Winnipeg. Rosle II.. Noen Glide. Sixth
Drapery, Parele, King 1).
Business men of Cuba hnve lncorpo lncerpo lncorpe
rated ler the breeding of thoroughbreds
en n large scnle. The tract of land is1
situated nleut five miles from Oriental '
Park, Havana. The tract of grazing'
land alto is intended te he used ns '
Hummer qunilers for beises racing nt
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Thrills, Dr. Wlnfied. Second rial rial rial
woed. Canlchen. Squnsli. Third
Delph. Jehn Arber. Miller-sburg
Fourth Cerncutter, Al Perter, Slier-
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Maid, Rajah. Sixth Madire P.. .kilt
Bex, Count Beris, Seventh MIdln.
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CHALLENGES DEMPSEY
'Temmy Is Awarded Unanimous De
cision After Ten-Round Beut
St. Paul. Minn.. Dec Jti. lenmi.v
Gibbens today hml te his credit in the
boxing records 1.1s first clenn-cut v K-
, inn- ivnr bis fid ow-tew nsuiati, Hilly
1 MUke. in five ring contests, lie earned
'iCinther eitsllv Inst night in ten rimntli,
I'M t Imp the unanimous decision e! two
i, i, im.e unit dm jefcrce in the first
i'lsien bout permitted since boxing was
legalized in Minnesota.
n i he streneth of that victory bis
' manager nssertcd Gibben') hnd estab
lished his claim for u content with Jiu-k
i DiMiipM'V for the heav.v weight cham
pienship, nnd Immediately niter me
bout telcernnhed te Tex Hick arc! i
Xnu- Yerk leuuesting consideration
the St. Paul boxer.
Gibbens was unable te put ever n.
knockdown punch, but wni the master
of Miske from the stnrt. In only one
letind did Misko show te decidul ad
vantage, the sixth, when be enuglit
Teminv with a rlght-hnnd swing thnt
partly closed one eye. Misko l"t two
teeth and was cut about the face.
Gibbens' punches tn the stomach nnd
kidnevs hnd Miske in distress mere than
ence.'nnd nt the finish Hillv was groggy
while Tem was fairly fresh.
Jn four pievlnus centetts Gibhens
enrned two informal decisions nnd lest
once en n foul, while the ether meeting
was culled n draw.
Gate receipt lust night totaled SIS,
000. The men divided SIO.OOO.
In street clothes Miske Weighed 100
nnd Glbben !,.
On these geed old occasions, known
as "stag" parties, where men foregather
for the sheer joy of companionship,
where cigars glow in the shaded light,
where Geed Fellowship is Hest, and
Mutual Friendship is King, you will find
LA TOSELLA
Cigars
Take a census among your friends, and
you will be surprised te find hew many
of them prefer La Tesella,
because of its mild, full-flavored
Havana mellowness the care
fully selected Sumatra wrapper
Governer
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Your JftUr knewi geed tigan. dikhtm abeul
LA TOSELLA
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PLAYERS' UNION
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Giants' Leader
FRISCH MAKES DENIAL
New Yerk, Dec. Hi. Mnnnger Jehn
J. MiGi.iw, of the New Yerk Giants,
lode.v made public whnt he said was thi
lentnthe vlnte of officers of the proposed
new !nebnll players' union, naming
Prank rrisch. of (lie Giants, or Geerge
Huins, of the Cincinnati Heds, for
piesldent. and nt tbe .same time in in
neunerd his opposition te the union.
Trlsch snid hN nemliinti'jn vvns news
te him nnd thnt lie would net accept.
He declared, however, lli.it if the union
was fei med he would join, ns he felt
it Ins dntv te stick by the plnyers.
lie made it plnin thnt lie nlwnjs had
been tie.ited s r-tl ,j the Giants nntl
wns vt!.rir-l wi-h present conditions.
MeGiiivv snnl lie could see the need
for Midi an crgaimatlen in the miner
li a i lies, but thnt iiinjer league plnyers.
getting fabulous inlnrles, would fee
nntlilng les than ingrates if they en
mlled in the union.
MiGrnw -niil the union's nominees
for vici pi est, lent were Jack rnurnler
of 'he St. I.eui" f'nrdinnls, or .Take
Uaubert. of ( ineinnatl, nnd that Dave
Hiincmft. of the Giants, hnd been slated
fei secietnr.v
Stanford Starts Practice
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