''Jy-Ww';1 'TOWS - J "' ' V "- v-.".-" v' -vjft -WtjJf -, Y' "-ny" "i"- W'H-'iaRWVifJi"'. V fll i';.u;;feJ - J ,',wi,V.,U I .. '.',. ."", ',i ,. . !U5nWBBBifWWW.iPK.iUBr-.M WrJ ULJH i ml Trlif. ilillE Mffc Bf'fl .1 jS. " -lfl ft- 1 . s:. m IS f I & rj til iljUlit IM'8 M hfsfl,. Hi .; III 9At ! li r : , i 'I " '.', I if II IfjJ Jt Mil I W-' ih'si ,r i"?.ift i t M It li! I I'M! 3 ill Iftl - i I if if '. ,v 20 Nearly One Hew I Get My Start in the Boxing Game On His Entrance Inte Pug dem, Bebby Gunnis Found Fist-Flinging Bad for His Eyes SOCKED BY CLEARY i itmtuv fifXMS TT ISN'T generally Known, nltheugli I will mlmlt It. that my tlebut in boxing wns ni n lcnthrr piHier. My enroer ni n boxer illiln t Inst lenK . only one bout, te be fsnet, Tills niatch resulted In I such n terrltlc trimming for my- self 1 decided get- ling f-eeked around was net a healthy bramlies of sport. football in panic iienm tfi v's nlar. Purine a game en the grtdiren. about liften years n;:e, I was kneekisl cold en n ' line pla. but refused te be tnken out of the content, nml after being fixed up, it bit I finUhrd the fray, although s-erl i Of .r, Friends' begnt, te tell me about mv enmene-s. nnd I was ndvled te trv tar hands at bning Thev told me I Would make geed, and many of them set me dreaming about becoming a future ring champion. During a political campaign sc ernl exhibitions were scheduled te be held at the old Junier I'enrese lie- fmbllcan Club, which used te he ncated at Eighth nnd Sanseni trcets. I agreed that this would be a timelv occasion for a tr)eut In ee whether boxing would appeal te me. At that time Tmm flr wa a fn- Hpliuwi-lit l,.m.r in 1'n Hdepnui. 1111! I I'l 1111 t 1 I II I 1-n- nnd I was paired wi'h him I" iilenlly Clearv did ""t Knew Tin- u iinnien i "extiiunien iue neui w.m vnnii ii. w for three rounds, and I whrd it h id flbnnt Oecn enl one. i iear wumcu me an i nrnfinil tlitt rinc- nnd hack acnin. i ' '. . . . Y t u , ,,nr -A '""'' '", "" '"" "" "' i w 111 take the measure et ttie isuers If it hadn't been that I had manv was .300 te .1,, and in the evening ".00.. " Konineten. Autecar should give irilnil4 III lilt- illllll' III C I l.ULIIIh ' k I IVI Mill .. t . T - & ,1 r. rv i IlllA . ; WvYrni,,! hnn.Wn fmnted Nervousness rnnse.l hr .ntinunl -M"l" "..""' ?l . ;l",i""'.1'..." . " ; '.. ii t Ail, ; r,. i,n; ... tnl nlni;,. ,,Hn the l f.u- .lVu I w Merrell Mills is a necieeu uneme emt , K' I Ulli "t t ... - ,.....- ...n .. .v -... A nin thine like thnt. I (lid thn bet nfToetiMi IVtoven s !trnke nnu h p!iew- j tUi- Yt I could, hoping for the end l tlie lng was Inr below wlint ne Is cnpnlile bout, nnd what a slashing Clearv I of doing. lie wns examined with the handed me m the meantime'. cl nmpleu h In-. Charles "Bud." The Ixmt was held en a staSe with Wharten, ,,f the FniveiMtv of l'eiin the ropes away from the audience -llieut s!nnla. and advised te rest. Mekine . i....i. fr.,,,. ,. Uriel.- nlt fii.nrv outdoor recreation for at le.ist ii month. .n,nral t'r. tive n U-nncl; of hackinc me was ever, wow iireu, sere nnu ui77 i felt. But 1 was se tickled Clearv had failed te knock me or my feet that 1 ' forget all about the four or live bumps n the back of my head, besides a pair jf badly bunged-up eves as well as a bloecb nose ami mouth. That one bout fcnw my finish as a, boxer. But I continued te like boxing i v.nt.cM nf lirt ,lintls find ni'Krrthlni. , UC1.HH-- . . , . . . toward tins unci; wan aim every iimq "' .,''..",.,." "':. " ".; ' ,.-. ... :... ,.r ,), nsh rll, he iabbed me en the nose my head was iisain si.,mi wiij i- is hieinhiu ei me ixinviui. "-""" - i gent buck with a resounding bane. balk-line game. , iml ,Tms It,.i,l. of the ( reseent Ath- Finally-and much te my st,fc. ! ffl , j Xi n f'tl e'e enin'ma eh '" r,nb' W,U mfPl tl"9 aftrn"n "l ' 1 ,1... I...1I elnn-e,1 nml the maten PPll,,,,.?.,V """W lng llie ( V eaitl mnlell. . . , f . f HUIl v- " . - r --; .,, .. i r.iTlllll Til T !! Mill -nil hllr or. Ill' .' ' and still de te in order te May in the' p;;0t n ., 0., b5. vmmnii rr ;,r: game I figured the only way I could, fl.,i v,ii J' tr. ,t. rr. ,n thi v aj without getting u battered nose or ,i "' r ,'1" e." Y"1 ,tnk?-t', .nl "in,''v vi .1. evn Ti-niVlil h te nnnenr In thn ' ntallna Ikliind rlu-lr.s th chrlsimm hul -black eve, weuiu ne te appear in ine ,RJ3 acr0T., ns: , , n ,F,xrKm reri. j i, n- . ring with a sponge in mv hand Ien !(, ia' v h"i iwrcmier .j THE DOO DADS Christmas Cheer for the In the land of Due, the sti cutis nre frozen ever ami the hillsides, are eeicrt'd wllh mew. In the evening Mb Ieks of weed iruclile ami bl.un brightly In great open llreplaces nnd the tlnv little Due D.uls sit around tiki Are, gaze up tlie thiuincy and wonder vvh.it they will Und in their hfecUuigs en t'lirlslinui morning. Santa Clatis never forgets the little Doe Dads. In every hirse city there are Utile heys and girls who de net have warm clothing or even a bed In which te sleep. Kvru In Doeville there are some, and at this time of (he year Santa is m very, very busy that he must etnplev many helpers se that ' thtre will be none with empty bleckings en Christmas Day. Old Sunta lias ashed Dr. Saw hones te he his helper In Doeville anil hern k II. Wth his little fur-(rimmed coat, his cap and Ills llevviui white wfckkwt, lie leek very much like Santa Iiltuseir. Doner MawDeues and XUMm Nutt Uave built little house and fitkd 'it oule IlW'i beck'. Docter Hundred Soccer Teams Harvard-Yale Athletes te Ge Abroad in July Camnrldce, Mass,, Dec. lfl. for mal invltntlen te llnrvnrd nnd Ynle te fccml a cemblneil track team te Knglitml for n incctlnR with Oxford nml Cnmbridfte t'nlvprsltlps' athletes has been received by Harvard nu nu theritlcs. Knrly July wni RiRgMted for the date, William .T. HlnKhnm, who re cently rescued as nslMiint man Ker of athletics at Harvard nnd who Is new in Londen, is expected te complete arrangements there. never hear of a guy getting knocked out that way. Harry Crossen. known as Menk the N'eusIhiv. n fpntheruciclit from I'revl- deuce, It. I., wns the first fistman I handled. He wns sent te me by Max llre ., friend of mine who lived there, . ,. , ,.,. ..... .l. ..,, r Terrv vnrUn Welterweifht. and T also Dunnes uv Jllvn bandied Jee Welsh, whom I lm,;,n"- 'matched with It. tiny Lvennrd In the tleing athletic- j latter'- first nppe.irnnee in I'liilmlelphia ally ineltned, ns1 nn the lightweight ehamplnu ; l.en ltiiw n kid, 1 partlci- lins, n welti iwfight and Johnny pated in ervriiil Mcnlv lightwiiglit. . In HUT I began making matches n (lie ball parks In I'hlladelphla. nnd the following season I be came associated with Herman Tay-. . ler in the promotion of ejmui air shows. Trr KtfVctrrf ne Yerk rfemnfrr Tilt f fit ), v ,i V J.,S i. t .it, t'l in ir i null n. HOPPE PUTS ON FINAL EXHIBITION a r i j. ni r n i Again Defeats Charlie Petersen at Hudsen Recreation Parlors Wilhe Heppe. 1? 2 balk-line billi , . - . . ""l" '" '' weriu, nnu i nar.r Petersen, of St. Eniils, friek slmt nr - tmr, ceneluded ,i fne-d-ij s exhibition , et t10 j lutienti ltecreatten pnrlers last iKht. Heppe wen both nfternoen and evening blocks. Petersen being way "fT; Heppe gale a reiu.lt kahle exhibltinti ' Thiirudny for nn eNliibitien with Jee Mnver, the prededs of which will go te a Santa Clans fund for the peer chil dren of the tit.v I ollewing this. Heppe will be tlie guest of the Philadelphia sports writers at a dinner Speedboats Off for Coast I ok Ancele. 1'V 11 Mi's Ati ..i,4 . , hnmMlin n limn-. iitiH ,h Ml... '.itinni- l.lu ttnr in tl.u .if iin.l ..nn.. .nl ,uii. '.'. EVENING PUBLIC UNBEATEN SOCCER RIVALS TO CLASH Barney Ernst and Kaywood Meet in Allied League Match. Puritan vs. Fleisher TEAMS LOSE HOME FIELDS The weekly soccer schedule, of the local elevens this nfternoen Is con cen con H'icueiii by the absence of cup gnmeH. Xe matches In this rlnsi are en the layout this afternoon, but after the holiday? the competition for the Allied Amateur Cup will get under way. One of the impertnnt affair In the Allied I.cague will bring together n pair of unbeaten tcami when Kaywood meets Harney Ernst at Thirty-fim and llleklii'-en streets. The downtewners are n 'light favorite, becnuse the Ernst contingent has net been plning in its I best form, but surprises have been the j rule of late, and perhaps Kaywood is In for its first setback. Aiother First-Division clash that may upset an unbeaten team is the I'ur- , itan and FleNher sette, sthedulcd for Ien( street nnd Erie avenue. The I churchmen have lest their grounds, hence the new location of the playing i pitch, I In their previous meetings the yarn- ers defeated Puritan in the last two minutes of play, !t te 2. and they will hne te hustle again te win the ver diet Speaking of teams thnt are home leis, Clever and Sunshine have lest the field at Mabchev and Westmoreland streets. Beth have been tnken by 1 builders for new operations. I rnirhlll, which has only played one league match all season, meets- the Hlbs at Fourth and Wingohechlng streets, and the result should be close. The , Ascension -Welfenden Shere game at I) nnd Ontario streets will aNe be a , hummer. Fans of the Third Division are anxious te learn the outcome of the Kensington and Green Klbben fuss nt ir,j,r. and Cleaitield street-. Kensington , can tie Creen Itlbben by a win. Over ,, , ,, . , , ,ir , ..... ..pi,. , mrhoei , rjini,i Disston Jrs. and Paradiw, come together in a Fourth Uivislin game In West Phillv West Philadelphia nlns the u nnderers nnd the heys nrrs, ,, Sclmjlkill are certain thl-y MEET FOR SQUASH TITLE Klncella Faces Reld in Three Matches First of of three squash tennis matches for the world's professional championship l'lav will start at it o'clock. Con Cen Mileiahle wagering has been maile en the result, nslde from the large sick hit in which the principals are in volved It is eenerally agreed that the match will In evenlv contested. On past per per fermai ees Klnsella, ns holder of the title, naturally has the edge, but Held bns been coming along te strongly in the last two seasons that forecasting the outcome is net cbf.v Peer of Doeville , l. TV... 1C. Tnl. I Sawbones climbed up en te nf the chimney, Nicholas seated himself en the peak of the reef In front (mi thnt he uin tell Tiny what te de) and nvvay they went. They had fastened a hell onto Tlny's tall mid Derter Sawbones IlmI a largrT one, und down the streets of Doeville I hey went, with the bells pealing merrily. As they move along Tiny nnd MrheUs und Doiter Sum hones collect money from every one, Mv! what a let of Mnlllm,, happy faces they leave behind them. Tiny leeks as If he had never had better fun, und Just new, even old Mr. (Jreuch is ha v Ins te put money in Tlny's poke. That pleases Tiny mere than anything. Old Sleepy ham was wide awake a while age. He saw (hem cemlnc from the Mreet, saw they were collecting money, crawled hack en his peanut cart and went te sleep but he will net escape ae easily. Surely, with every one tlvlne se llberally.iils bheuld be Merry Christmas for the peer et jjoevuie. tv c LEDGER - PHILADELPHIA? SATURDAY. Are Playing League and Exhibition Matches NORTHEAST SOCCER ELEVENS STILL TIE Coheckslnk and Westmoreland, the Leaders, Win Today's Games HlMey Junlem Coheckdnk Junjers nll rnAl J, Dennelly Wniidel rliht fullhnck , ltetnkA Cnmerdn left fulllmck lleyl rirfthntn rlnhuiiftltbnck Venivk .McLaughlin ..cfntfr hnUback,.... t)cc H.rnll lelt hnUbnek llnlfy J. 1111 ouuirte rtuht Dore Wrrncff Inrlils rlxlit Puncrwll Whltn center forward....... Tiylar Stufllfy tnnlde left. .'. ,W. Dennelly Oetitxteln eutxlilii lett tlernl lleferee McQee. Matey, Time of rmlei TentMle minutes. Qoela Studley, Pend, ii Dore. 'Die Northeast, Junier Plnyjrreund Ivcague Is still deadlocked ns the result of the games played this morning. Co Ce Co eockslnk nnd Westmoreland, the fig ures In the tie, both wen their battles. Westmoreland ttnveled te Happy Hellew nnd completely annihilated thnt eleven, walking away with victory. Coheckslnk scored nn Impressive win ever Hlssey, by n .T-te-1 score. This tilt wn played at the Coheckslnk Itcc Itcc rcatlen Center, Cedar nnd Ann streets. At halt time the home eleven led one goal te nothing. This score wns made by Bend In the middle of the period en n brilliant beet from the 18-yard line. Hlssey tied the count five minutes after the start of the second hnlf, when Studley made n straight kick from the 12-ynid line thnt evaded J. Dennelly, the winner's goalkeeper. Toward the latter part of the game Bend made the second Coheckslnk score en n pns, from Snncredl nnd Dore, the outside right, followed with the flnnl goal a moment Inter from a scrimmage in front of the net. HOLY NAME WINS Cedar Street Five Humbles Ascen sion, 39 te 12 The Hely Knme Catholic Club quin tet scored a HO te 12 triumph ever one of its ancient llvnls. Ascension C. C, last night in the lntter's hall. Owens, Weller nnd Black each counted u trio of two pointers during the fiay for the Cedar street five, while I ew dell (.limited one. Frem the fifteen-eeot mink Hely Xame Fcercd 17 out of 2(1. The dose guarding of the Saints held the Ascension five te three field goals. The losers made six out of their six tin n trie from the foul line. Negro te Captain Grid Team Ulilttler. Calif.. Der Id Halfback Ert I"Puh ') Thenisnn. n N'ficre, hn heen rlti-f.l cnptuln of the Whltller Cohens feo-s t.UI t-ani for KiJ.1 Th'impren sterre.l thin n-iiKen Next mi-en mi be his fourth of nriltv football. el Among the Amateurs Itlchnrden Memerial would Ilk. or. i rung" i.-amen with nnv llrtn-rlaa team ile- -iriiis iu iravei .vine nave a few enn uatip te pla uway fiem home Ailiiresa all reinmunleatlnns tn Oeorse N Matthew. Jr ."li.'a Haverford avenue Company s a fast feurteen-j ear-old team. ueuM iue te nrranee numri viltti le-uru of j (hi' iame calllr eKher home or anay, t-'.er i Kun'ei nddreen Trunlc (). I!.uchpn, 8l'J4 .North Wlln an tirret Sheridan n f , a. fourteen-te.lTteen-ve-r- told travtllnc five, would like te he&r from teiima In and around the city demiein of ' tecklns catnt Addres nil cemmunlcnilar.i AVilTen A C, a feurteen-te 8iKt(n-jr-eld teim veuld lllse te nrrunge r.imea with nil tiemi hav'.nii hem'j flenrH and v.lllinr te li.uk thH attraction Ter Kiimes addrcBa jesflpii rcirra, i.iau .norm fctrcei I Oik T.aii'i liaptltt. a neve- toen-te-nlne-I urn iiar-eld learn, t'lisinir it h. me 1'rlday nli,hti 'leilr" te lit-ar fiem li'.imi of tthe irni r il I . r In and aieund Xirth l'hllu- I ufli'hla, "Jermant'vn ami xlelnle. Ter Kiive. adi!reis Uierre A Duniap, Ofilll North Tv elfth BtiMt Tern Hrck II f a fav euhurban team, deeiren Kitmea v Ith nil Itrit-. lara flttepn-to-MventAn-var-eld tennii ha lm hem floors Ter ,.tin,i aiJdteT-. Kar! I'elrre, fiite North Turk uvenus. " rn Hi'-lt. l'a. Rlrhmend Indiana u prend-cian team, would like te arrant" t.imrj wnn teams of thi fllbr All liven havlni halle end vllltnrf te hook thlt attraction addrcat Kd M Nu'ti 2141 Ha-t CUarfild By Arch Dale i 0VERBR00K WHITES7 DEFEAT SURPRISEO Merlen Bowlers' Unexpected Triumph Shakes Up the League Standing CYNWYD NOW IN LEAD The nmnslng fashion In which the veteran Merlen "Mnroene Bmenred the Overbroek "Whites" for three con.'ccu cen.'ccu tires games, the spurt of the Merlen "Whites enabled Al McCarter nnd "Cempnny" te grab the odd game from the Mreng Overbroek "Oreens," the Jelt Union LenBue hnnded the Mnnufne turers' Club nnd the downfall of the Germnntevvn "Blues" featured this week s mntches in the Interclub Bowl ine League. Merlen's unexpected triumph knocked Overbroek out of the lend, while the Miuteut victory of Dr. Hawk's Cvnwyd "nines" ever the Germnntevvn "Blues" enabled the Cynwyd clan te slip Inte first place In the team Mantling with twenty games wen and only seven lest. The Merlen "Mnroens' nnd the Overbroek "Greens" are tied for second place with eighteen wen nnd nine lest each, while Kd Sntterthwalte's Mnmi factttters' "Yellows." in spite of their downfall at the hands of the reerganised Union League "Bines" this week, nrc snugly ensconced It fourth place, with seventeen victories and ten defeats. Ab It stands new it is anybody's race, for each of these four teams has a glorious opportunity of carrying oft the team title for the first half of the Reason. Tlir. club championship Is virtually assured te Overbroek. though n repetition of this week's debacle in the final grapples next week will see the Lancaster Avenue Club nosed out of the running. Scores of this week's games: MEIUOX WHITK9 OVKIUVK rjRrnNS Prlzer .. 1 17 ins JM I.jnd ...)fl3 1HH Je3 'niema..143 Hi ism r.tht ...177 101 174 Somter .isa 144 J'eicrs .14R .. p Wolf.. 144 222 1M0 Itarrlty .100 17rt 154 MeCarter.ldl) 1st 134 Dell .. ..03 101V 1R7 L)vl .. ,.l(ll Andersen. .. 147 10S Totals. .785 CIS SOI Totale 640 S07 600 stnnies" maroons evnnnn'tc GRnr.Na 'J1o-herty.lli ISO 2IM WrlBht .lSil 133 107 flmpsen.,173 ls.1 17,1 Mnhlc- 13". 220 us MHKr'diT.ins 110 2IJ 'nlnut. 17(1 1U3 lt)2 AVIllKen ..17(1 lfis i7 More . .l.'.l Ills 14B TeH-na'd.,200 lhO 202 linll 170 ifi'l 172 Totals.. (112 Mil 000 Totals. .707 873 670 UNION T.HAGUn .MANUFACTfRERS' 111 ti:m il.I'i:s llanrl... 1H3 17 ICC Plrkln'n 1H7 127 17S Kredr'n IS? 17(1 2fis Srhwartz 12,"i ... 179 Oreas... 2fHI 142 107 II irr IIS . . Honerta. ISO 1(14 110 H!lni , jn 1(1,1 201) Meyn... Ill 201 lins.nlll . 17S 140 8f Ilarh'n . . 140 147 Totals. &1S b0 tfiO Duel. ... . 121 .Tl Totals. USD S60 uxieaV ,V.'.;agl'i: Ji-vNtTAr-Trnnns' m.n.h yni. lows Paxson . 1S.1 100 103 Helrrar. lilj '. . lni Ilarten. Kin 113 101 rnrrcll.. 121 141 17fl ru inn mi nv,,i j7m he ire IS!! J" iOi I"T'.r. !is IS'. 188 i-i- 170 li.. (Irenn'nn 140 147 try... , Trlith'h I'atten... Total,, ire rn; tT f"'lt,i',e m Hi Totals 742 773 873 CTNWTP m.VIZlt QTN nt.UES Pntijriien 112 ins me Mlene 107 13ii 133 lull .... 1.2 182 117 M Den' Id 130 00 ir,n J.an. ... 10, 182 1lM.-ri.. . K,t 123 107 I lliwlt.. 202 IdS ItSO lta'.ncar. 130 ltl7 US V.ecum . Ill 103 101 Hussi-lt l.'.-i 1.14 117 TetaM 827 018 700 Totals. 7S8 OSS 732 Th (jfrmantew-n Whiles took two out of i'3 rre,n,,JO Slmpsen'a tvnnjil Oehls. but ....- .1-v.....;.. mum ui huh juiucn mis nut re ciMl In time for puhllcallnn leda PENN SWIMMERS BEAT CITY ALLEGE MERMEN Red and Blue Nataters Win, While Water Polelsts Loge New Yerk. Dec ,.10. The College of the Citv of ew "knrlt and the Tnlver- sity ei Pennsylvania Rwlmminc and water pole tennis divided honors here nt tne ('. v. N. Y. Peel, the PennRvlvnnin nalaters winning. 42 te IK), while the Lavender Bextct wan triumphing by the Fcere of 31 te 21 In n hard-fought game. In the swim ming meet, City College gave Penn un- pzpccKu (ipposmen. rne two con tents mnrked the opening of the Inter collegiate League season. The -HO-yard bvvim, the 200-jnrd breast Mieke and the 1150-yard baclt stroke, recently added te the list of events of the Intercollegiate. League were contested for the first time in place of traditional plunge for distance end 220-nrd swim. The tlme in these events was net remarkable, but Interest In them was keen and the competition sharp- Captain Vic Holet, of Penn, was the only double winner, capturing the fJO and 100 jard events. RIVERSIDE VS. MAGNOLIA Frankford Eleven Meets Jersey Grlddcrs en Latter's Field Hiversiilp, independent football cham pions of New Jersej, and Mugnelin A. A., of Frnnkfnrd. battle this afternoon at Riverside Park at 2:M o'clock, TIiIh will bn their second meeting. Several weeks age the same teams bat tled te a scoreless tie. Magnelia also played the ether two leading contend ers! for the New Jersey title te score less ties. Mill villi", which lest the championship tu Hiverside. 7-te-0. im,i Melrose, of Atlantic Citv. both iml.i .v.. Magnelia A A. tn scoreless tics. Beth teams have made splendid n cords this season. Riverside has played sixteen games nnd wen four teen, lest one and tied one, with u total nf .'170 points scored against lit for the opposing tenuis. Mugnelin A, A. lias plnved fourteen gntues, wen nine, lest two, Tied tliree, teered L'r.l points against 2d. fHffneUd A N"cheU . f'ellB F'lhhv .tenl In HtlHt . Kuitz . rantur t. llvani K .Mfttinilt flrene 1' Mutcrak Ilvrldn Ilunnum Slier J. CllierBfelt l'Wht' np I.'trr hluaittl tirnmen Ce. en Andernen HcllWKll VV (Jbcrufult kfl end , left tarkle , . left imnrd .. center . . , . rluht Kunrd .. rlcht turula . rlrht i nd . . fU irtnrhacU . left hulllnck . rli'ht halfback fullback . , Navy te Play Tiger Eleven in Baltimore Annapolis, Mil., Pec. Id, Prince ton and the N'nvj will plnj football in llnltlmerrt en Octnber "7 of next sear. 'I'lii' itami' lll lm plnjcd In llie new Maillum if arraiiRiynpnts can he made for it h iisp. 'J'lie iiinti"-t vltli PririPcten Is lilKlily pepulnr h?re and in in line with the nthletic policy of the N'nval Academy te meet the stretiRfst op ponents in every branch of sport. The teams broke even en thn two pines played recently, Princeton winning nt Princeton In WHO and the. Nnvjr winning at AnnnpMIs the IOIIOW1IJI j DECEMBER !.' 1922 TRENTON GAINS IN BASKETBALL RACE Petters Hand Jasper Beautiful Trimming Columbus Girls Win Opener "CELTICS" HUMBLE C0ATES ItV Wlf.T.TAM a TIAT.T.AS rnilK Trenten basketball team pulled n little farther nvvnv from Camden In the chase for the first hnlf pennnnt In the Eastern Basketball League race by hnndlng the Jnsper "Jewels" nn nr tictic trimming nt the Arenn in Tren Tren eon Inst night, score M-14. Heth of the defeats sustained by the Petters hnve been nf (lie bnrjrls of Cam den nnd Trenten fans are already pre paring for nn Invasion of the Skectcrs' home next Wednesday in the game which may decide the pennnnt. The winners simply toyed with their opponents nnd Bcrnle Dunn broke into the limelight with a high individual scoring record for the season, netting the ball en nine occnslens. Jasper wnt without Hnrrv Ulcendn, who wns Injured the evening previous. Dec Ncwmnn took his place In the bnckfield, nnd Scdran nnd Trnutwcin were nt forwards. Neither Sedrnn nor Friedmnn wns able tn get n field goal, much te the delight of the Trenten fans. The score nt bnlf time wax 17 In T and all told the home team secured twcnty-inree nciu tosses te live ler the Jewels. Girls Win rrclim The big crowd was well repaid, how ever, for they .saw the Daughters of Columbus wallop the lnueh-vnunted Manhattan ltloemcr Oirls. 2.1 te 5. The (Jetlinniites were preceded by much noise concerning their ability, but the Philedelphiuns completely outclassed them. Asthe Daughters line up It is doubt deubt rul if there is any female quintet in the Tnst or even Ameiica thnt can de fent them. They piny the game ns It should be plnyed and many male teams would profit by watching them as they roll up (lie score en their opponents. Individual work is unknown and the entire live girls plnys as a machine and harmony In the ranks lias been one of the big fnctets In llieir success aside from the work of their coach nnd man ager. rPI,n nnllrn CfliimKiiu .lrln m.1f .mw( ... v..t-..i '-i.i.in.itr, i.,.n iu,m iuik in the scoring with the exception of .vmy Adams, nut tier worn at gnaril was a big feature of the eetitevt nnd elicited rounds of npplaiise. Nell Dennelly nt center wns injured but ri fused te leave the cage. The field goals went te Marv net the big factor In their mkcchs aside T.,,,11.,,, .1 ,,iul ATnl.M ("ftn'ftVinn n The Oethninites made two lie'ds goals by Miss Theeman und Miss Reth nnd told the Columbus girls after the gume that they could easily defeat any team in New Yerk. Anether for Shere Five Atlnntic City ridded another game te the right side of the ledger bv taking Oeatcsville Inte camp nt the shore .'IS te 21. The totals at half time were 10 te It. The "Celts" secured a com manding lend nt the getaway nnd were never renllv forced te extend themselves. lAniit. llntlri'iim M'ttli Hi'A (Inlil ertnla IUII1III, ' ..," .'.... ... fw,.e nnd Chris Leenard with four were the stars, llelman nnd Rnrry also tallied ...Ia. rMfii,i, Qnifirmnn ntid T nu. LHl. ,i.n",., iim,..i.i,i ,,.... m ... " - rence each made two for the Ceatcs and riiQTen.AY Photoplay Guide Week of Dec. 1 8 te Dec. bj.'AJML,,i showing of l. caiman r . ALHAMBRA l?lsv. m. M Al'ce llrndy In Anna Ascenda T -Allen lirnny in nnnn n"""" W -Allee llrady In Anna- Aawnfl 1 special cnai in jmn " ::."; r -Special cast In I.ara of he rlent y. Special casv in ."" A nvl I A B2D & THOMPSON BTB. APOLLO MATINEI1 1IAILY M Mere te ne Pitted Tlinn Scernc. T -Me "te lie ritlea Than Scorned . t.m. ..iA nrll in rue te ini T Windham Standing in TIip Ut of IXrebt 3.-Earl2 Tax In TsUn &h reu.t.t Itoek AniMliirDr ULNCASTEn PIKE. ARDMORb AniiMenn. pa. M -Alma nunena n m ej w. g s; ) Ouy lia w jv.it. .in. Tlie Mqur.der T f!ti Ilatea.reat in n,",;"7rTJ": :'""" I'mlcen Moure m .ui- - "- ASTOR Eieirrii & r.mAnn avb. MATINEH DAILY Confidence BLUEBIRD Bread BuMiiHrtiann. rontlniieni 2 until 11 M llenel nurrvmore In Faee In the Kek T lenel llarrs.nore In Knce In the leg V - Ilex Hnaeh'a Th Hrniid tUm Heach'a The "'" . . ,-iintty rnmpaen In The non-J" W"man q Zn.tty rompaen In The llended ".'Oman -., yMiAI Qtn. & Maplewood ATa. COLONIAL miim. :.ae: iiici. : & Wallace Held In Clnrener, T Wallace Held In V larenee W -Wallace Held in "'M'1 . . T llore hy Diilten In On the II ch Sean V-l orelhy Dalien In On the II rh Sena "loretlVy Hulten In On the Hkh Seaa FAIRMOUNT V&WN.tti v' IW MS": " a W-""eerKe .Melferrt'a lliirnlnir SuiiUk - t' it f ii.t.1 '1 linn Hiiipniul ' C te lie l'ltl."l Th.n S.eni.,1 S 1 1'r.inlilVn rarnuni In Tin (.old Crubhera 56TH 3 1 MATINHi: DAILY ., mi .inr rnet In The SnoKHhee Trail JJ ""Hi war cnt In The Hneuhhiw Trail M.AtnShy I ion In On the llluli Hena r; n by nu "en ,ln On th IIUli Heua ! Mere te He I'ltlwl Tlinn Hrerneil S Tme, J te Mil TlUed Than rnerneil GREAT NORTHERN WM,' yX t2 I? $" ft? (3K3 Jlea W ileiin.'" Arllai In Mini Ml e 1'litye.l (led T-Vm rarnum In JJ. hunt I eninrnml !' Win Varr.uni In JJJ'heu (oruiiremiaa S - Win rarnuin In Without (imipiomlte ,nirDIAI TH WAI.NI-T fiTs. IMIJI'JK1AL Mali. 2 .10 Hr. 7 a. n 1 m Kalberlna Mar.npnald In lleamlful sr w Kather rn Mat Uenalil In lleauilful l.mr 1 J. ,;...i.inn l,ir.T)nnilM In llennftr..! n.' T Anita Rtewart In Her Mail I ariraln I- Anita Htewart In Jlrr Mai lluraaln B. Anita Ptawnrt In Htr Mad llartaln I 1DCDTV IlltOAn & COLUMUIA. AV. LlbLKl T .mati.nkb daily M.Wallace neld In Nlea People T. Wallace Held In Nlca I'eeule W. Wallace Held In Nlra J'eepla T. Oeera Jlelferd'a Burnlnir Hand f'. tieeria Midferd'a Burn nit Hand B, flforire Melterd'a Uurnln rJundi M Kerliert llullnten in ennnenrn T llernerl ttawllnaen In C'enfl.lenre -Herbert Ra llnenn 1" . t'enndem e T MlVatnr cuat In The Weman He Tf Ted ? A l-"ur taat In Tlie Weman He IM 8 All-etar caet In The Weninn He Ie.l Basketball Statistics KAHTKIIN LEATJUB ... . rt tw. T. l.f!. Trenten. IB "a" .Sflf Coateiv-le fi 0 .9" uamaen. ii i .; J"01?,?.'-" ! fn 'Jn Atlantic 7 7 .0O lleadln.. 8 10 .31 TONIOHT'S eCHEOULB Trenten at Headlrur. OTHEtl OAMKS TONIGHT T.N-V-U at Nativity. nlraiJ9 nfl Mafll- en etrK'ts. Last Night's ReiutU Kaitarn Leniiue Trenten B3. Japr 14i Atlantic City 33. Coatcsvllle 31. Trl-reuncll, ail Visitation, 19. Cathedral, 30i Kaat Und, 20. ilrcyteck.'4H: Hj-VVliy. 24. Christ Church, 24; First Dutch, L llethel Evansdlcal, 17: Calvary, 19. rirst Chrlntiari. 42: Calvary. 48. ,st. Hlmcen, 33; I;rle M. E.. 16. ft, Jame, 24; Dernett, 12. B. V. C. 3Si Bt. Nicholas. 57. Ripley one. Dieghen nnd Htiggerty, the ritnl centers, did net count. The interests of Themas 11. Hughes In the team have been sold te Marvin A. Riley, former player nnd referee In the old National League nnd a writer of note in Trenten. Riley has turned the club ever te his Ren, a former Rutgers' mini, te man age. Riley has never been out of touch with basketball nnd only the ether week It was said that he wns a silent partner in the Trenten tenni, but Freddie Wnl ters. of the Petters, denied this when asked' about the matter. PENN MEETS URSINUS IN THIRD CONTEST Four Philadelphia Beys en Red and Blue Quintet This Year Urslnus, which every year gives the Pennsylvania basketball team n keen battle is the attraction nt Welghtman Hall tonight. The upstnters, with n veteran live which opened its season nuspicleusly, expects te hand the Penn cheering section n Jelt tonight. Eddie McNicliel will start the same five agninst the Collegcville tenm that hnnded Drcxcl such a trouncing en Wednesday night. Hill Leepold, the 'high -scoring former .Southern High Scheel lnd will start at center with Label Geldblntt, another downtown product, nt ene forward, nnd Hill Knenss, the former West Philadelphia High iSchoel star, at forward. Jimmy Cnrmnck, Atlantic City nlumnus Al vnrd Veegelin, from Central High, will occupy the guard pests. The Penn tenm this year contains four Philadelphia boys. This is the largest number of former local boys ever te represent Penn en the court. Last year Veegelin wns the only Phila delphia plajer en the team. Allle Cornog. conch of Urslnus, wen fame at Svvarthmnre ns a football, baseball nnd basketball player. During the summer months he pitches for In dependent teams in nnd nbetit this city. Danny McNichol's freshman five will meet Ceatesville in the preliminary game. The lineup for the varsity game: rennmlvanla L'ralnua Knni9 forward Umlnr (lotilelatt ferwnrd Karn I.npnlil.. . ...center Canan earmark euanl Uettshalk Ve'Kelln Ktinrd JCcherd iieicree unrmriBui umpire fcmery, Tlme et lialven 20 mlnutea. Says Dennelly Beat Kansas Krnnlc J. Pulley, of riilladelrhla. la tiaek In teun today from llrle. Pa., whera he aaya Jehnnv Dennelly, of Went Philadelphia, waa n. winner ncalnit Tleky Knnnaa in n ten round bout lnat nlKht. "Dennellv waa In front In elitht nf the ten rounds," taya Dalley "The lluffnle IlKhtwnlxht rh un nblrt te land an effective, blew. Donnally loeKed like a champion and he made a great hit." Beys' Club Five Wins Germantown Heis' Club handed Medina Its Prut defeat of the baeketbn.ll neaen at Oermnntewn II C bv n pcere of .10 te 23. The Blnylnu of .7 Hut nnd J Cunningham for Medina waa n. fenture. while K. Senlln waa the atnr fei Oermanlenn llevn' Club. pneTOprjv The following theatres obtain their pictures company et America, wnich Is a guarantee of early ft-AJ J the finest productions. Ask for the theatre in your VW4tU locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Company of America. I ORIENT Weed Aim avf tVA At ., " '""II.MH, .'Allll Al Oilv llaifAtt tna In Tl... Xf - J ITivi'n n I f r t ri. JlIV 1U P"t In The MAMwrrnitrr "TlJr,1C0 lirmend lit The Hene of I1fe J Mnry M. Winter. Touliey and the Iiiwly - .mi. ne , unuity ii nu inn ia j OVERBROOK 6SD rev5?k 3 Ernest l.uMtach'a lore of Pharaoh W. Alma Ituban In Valle, of Silent t en ,; ",'4, .ml'cii in .aiier or snena en ., ..iic, ltkiiiiii m 1-wk uedH PALM TO1"'''1'0!!', avhnub a "UUJIIO OlIHUET ... ,iiiu, cvrniierr inun notion n ,, J11"0". 7,m'':e In The Studie Ctrl T.-l ebe nnnleU m IMnlc lic-N I Jjebe Danlela In I'lnk OeiU 1'""'.v ienipanii in Aliinj. the Weman REGENT MARf Pt 8T; ?el0,7 "T" M An,'.lA :?,cRrt In IIoke of the Sea w Aliu ",'""'"' l "T" ' Iho Sea t AuUJi"n'tr.t.,n.nee of the He l An t.i Rtewart tn Hene nf the Seu I 'AllltA Klnwnrt In II, ...a . K- a S - h..clnl can In Affinities RIALTO OB1'MWN AVENUE 7v ,V.S l.T-'MT" J "V '" rl1? Maanuerruler i ' MM.ii "it" . "?- ""men I.ote I Shirley Jtai.en In Very Truly Yeiira L' i ru('0 nannenil In 'll'e hour of Ufa b -Tem M. n Fer lllic Htik"" W,a SAVOY 12U MAKET RTHEET M Weeiey Harry n Hat. te Hlrhea S,s ,,. nrrv in H te niel e" H n.Vri r:i.V J' U1 :!" and Tru. - "'" " ""ii .nen ana True 333 MARKETTW T.b.atr .. . , ' - iner at r ii, rry '.''"'V In (ioed Men nml Tnia r If aril Carey n (,'oed Men nnd in 2 'I - i I'oeper in "Indre'l f he lin.t s " v H,'"" rw I" IJIndre! of hJ ,t b - Mlrliirn Cooper In Kindred of tl e lu.lt AT OTWPR THCATDre MEMBERS OF M.P.T.O.A. tiERMANTOWN 65Vt ficrmnntrttvfi iti 'l I.WJM 'ml nn l.i I it I -Jnhiinle Winker In Sly t.l H Juhnn e Wnik.- i- ... .!.''! . "' "' '! iiaii GRANT 40!?,",A,nn ave. ,, ' . Mat Men . Wed.. A Sat. A1 I ?rJ:"r 'antloten f'lillil Theu (.eve.t M. V- A IHt.lr Cum n .,V".'Seul of Men Jrl.. i.i .. : , "1,1 no iiimuent Cheat Hpai'LU I'uai In I'oebt of l'oriiine 'jflrd 1'uthelineu, 'Hie iiend n, IllchaM narth.lma.B l -ii,' ZJ g? "-" ii me IIQllll IIO) 69TH ST. '""""" ,re.' "''" TrmiM I Allen limit v Ir, a.,... ???. .1 9 ' M- -l- lr'l i. An... SKSS: U --Allce Hraify In Anna AiceiX T. une l In Slim slioiUrt'r slieiUrt'r P Irine Cn-la n Nllm M.mi ief I S Irene Cnatle In Slim Sheuldera STRAND a"n,n'" A" v Ven.v ."r,1.'?. texts X V- m ' S'A p" J r:y n nni Aaeendi ee"t '. Alice Urniy n Annu Aacendi 8. Allte llraiy In Aunu Aaruiu Here Today KAW GRIEATEST OF Cernell Captain Chesen Unanl, meusly by 15 Writers f0r All-Eastern Eleven THURMAN ON SECOND TEAR The nnnunl array of nll-Mlr faM ball elevens, picked from nn excluit. Eastern viewpoint, hns tm....i ,..v view. Picked ns the opinion of if. lewi wriicra. nrst nn second AINEtit. viii ii-uiiin nimpe up as follews: I'rlneeten " jus trrnt ' Taelcla Drti rrincetim nJlSW limwn " "JS? ernwnn Uaard ... Iiftfamtte Crn. Onaril . . . , w Vn,e nC'.?rV"'i Center . rtttabnrfh Pfttnn .... . Quarterback . ternell 0en ... HMfhaek . llarvnrd KrjekMtn. Ilalfbnrk . x . & ti, Kaw Fnllrmnk , Cernell Tim illlferenr'n nf nnli.;.. i.i?T aiST was perhnps greater than cvPr'bfr Mnrb. The margin of choice in nS? tn(iivlla tiiulfmna r.aneMln11 iH il. . u was comparatively narrow. . Eddie, Kaw, cnptaln nnd brillla back of Cernell's undefeated elttrt rnnks ns the most conspicuous and mb.' "Inr stnr in the East. Kaw wm hg only player en the list selected by enrt ne of the fifteen observers for a rtci en the mythlcnl team. Geerge 0 llnrvnrd back, who was chosen Wi twelve writers, nnd Gray. ltlneMea ether notable choices. Among players who were highly n gnrded, although falling te pine ei either the first or second teams, mm Ends, Heberts. Centre: Buckler. vyin inn, iiiiii umuiuii, inie; 1CHW, Eastman, Harvard; Mulligan, Arm;! Leonnrd, Colgate; guards, Dlcktnoe, Princeton; Breldstcr, Army; Ilytu, Cernell, nnd Hubbard, Cernell; cen ters, Lorejey, Ynle; Itlchnrds, Cernell nunrterbnclc, Smvthe. Army; HtU, Tryon, Colgate; Wilsen, Penn Stitl) Brunner, Lafayette; Mnllery, Yale. REFEREE OFFEJib" BRIBE Commission Investigating Chirfitf Made After Shade-Scheell Beut Omalia, Neb.. Dee. 10. H. 11. Antles, secretary of the State Deprt ment of Public Welfare, and Jehn KiN martin, city boxing commissioner, today were investigating charges of attempted bribery Dave Miller, referee, made hit night as he stepped from the ring after he had awarded a decision te Data Shade, California welterweight, aftn a ten-round bout with Frankie Scheelh of Buffalo, N. Y. ' Miller said Omaha gamblers offered him 5500 te threw the fight te Scheell. "We found nothing last night te war rant the charge," Mr. Antles declared, "but we will press the Investigatien.1' "I wns offered $500 te threw fh fight te Scheell, " Itcferce Miller charged. "I turned down the offer, but did net let it influence me in the ether direction. Shade earned the decision." rnoTepivTw 23, Subject te Change through the fW The N1XON-NIRDL1NGER fit THEATRES mxen'b AMBASSADORSSWKVSB W TrrS.S?0".? 'P P TreanaaHnif B William Famum In Without Cenprwaht BALTIMORE ."&& H0,!' S!9" ln "man 'near 3t Allfl Drftdy In Anim Ancnds BELMONT B3D AllOVB MAUKff AT.m Aliaai A .- I.. en - -...,-. o.ej ii, nernrriann I . -AlfnH AVral let 1IaJI,...J itf , - --.. ,,, jxriiirimiiii t "" Ayrc" ln norilerlaed J . JlOnOlnh V1ntliift in ri. 4Jk.ii, r'"!!!! y.al'ntlne In The helk H. Hodelph Valontlne In The Sheik CEDAR 00T" CEDAR AVBNUJ V-L-LAIA 1:30 and 3i 7 wid9P.tt M Hatty Compeen In The Heiiard WemM T. Betty C'ompeen In The Henrttd Wamil VJ. 'Marlen Davlea In The Yeun Dlaaa L .Marlen Davlaa In The Innnr Dlaaa x, t , -""" ii, , iir ,'i F Fmnk Maye in Wolf lMw H'-'-' Wlliien In Hrend Uari: Icht COLISEUM fteT.-.TFta M. Allce Hrady In Anri Aacerela T,'.Ail.ce Uradv In Anna Ancenda iv -rr1.1.0'""," Mhan in ManahuiMer rVI "l,y Compten In The Handed Wemaa u'..tty' ron'Pen In The llended WemU a. Heet Olhfen In The rene Hand IUMRO rNT ST. AND OIItAnU ; m -Allcu I.ake In The Oelden Olft T Tie n.,.M. in.. , fn .. -,m 4,bh(i m i ne iieiaen inn T..Ilf. B'ach'a The Iren Trail ,. ,J-Nerrna Talmada-n In Ii-e'a Redempw" I The Tour llerarmen of the AneralrpH V All-atar cat tn The Nliht of MfMi S I.arl Derr nire.-n' Flty Candle I FADFR I3T LANCASTER AV M nebe Daniels In Plnlc fied T. Hibe Danlela In I'lnk (ieda . W.Hen Olbaen In Mm I'elnta nf h I" T. Helen Olbnen In Nine I'elnti of Ihe.MW F, I. rmml T.nhlturh'a 1..VHM nf PhAraah S. l.'rnett l.ubliech'H I)ea of I'liareeh I OCl 1ST M" AND LOfTBT eTHESfl M, netty Compaen In The llended JVe"; T Hetty Compaen In The llended )tm W-Hetty Conipnen In Tlie Handed K T. T. Melthnn In If Yeu IVIIee t. JJ 1 T. Melnhan In If Yeu Heljirte H. 5? T Melthnn In If Veu Hellera It. H B? NIXON MD AND2RTKa7dS0fP, -. ..,, iiif-unru nix in t uiwriwun "'. T Richard Dlx In A filorieiu Foel , W, rib hard nu In A filorieiu Tm T Cullen Lanrlli. Man With Twe M ' f'ullen liiidla, Man IVIth Tire Vm S. Uullen T.am!l.. Mn Wllh IwP MOt' .. nt-. , .. iu . r,.. -... IVuvl kerl Ihfrt 1922 GRID STARS "'TO rvlVVJJ.l j;Se a s, a.a te ii r. M Mary M. Mlnter In Seuth of Sp T Marv ,M Mlnter In Seuth of S' W Miry M. Mlnter In Seulh of ' MJ '!. Tem Meian In The M'raelj MM )" Tem Meldian In Ihe Mlrarlj MJ5 S, Turn MeUhan In T" MlrarU Nan SHERWOOD "lArA M. (luy Halea I'e.t In The SUS'.SearMW . J'. (luy Hetai l'nat In The.Ma.'.J'KjTti! W, Mr. Mn. l)l!avn tllrl fl.'ttrrie T. Anita Stewart. Tin WJ"" 5eeT V 1'. Wehard Dlx In A n'oHe" ISf B, nichard Dlx In A Olorleua ' mt- l!h?A
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