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Heper and Warner Alse Possess What Fermer Penn
Coach Needed An Indescribable Something That
Makes for Invincible Football Teams
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Then nrc the Christ-
mnn rnnls alwnvs welcome. There are the usual requests te help thh
and that charity ; we wish our cheeking account was cenalilernlily larger. And
there arc the letter from the I). O. I". who disagree ultu something that has
been written or ask why some ether matter was net discussed.
In the mall Imsket there arc two letters which are apropos of the big news
f the day. One from J. M. D.. Venn '21, Is quite eulogistic (thanks!) and
cencludes: "I would like te have you voice
our opinion of Helsman as next year s coach
at Penn." Anether from II. I).: "I knew n
number of Penn fellows, and the question of
Helsmnn's merits seems te be the chief topic
of discussion nmeng them."
New, Jehn V. Helsman will net be head
field conch at Pennsylvania next season, und
there nuy be no geed reason why a writer en
football topics net a Penn man should discuss
him. However, since n request for an opinion
has come from two sources, we shall give it, and
It may be taken for what It la worth.
The Pennsylvania coach, from what may be
learned and from what one saw at practice mi mi
slens en Pranklin Field, lacked one great essen
tial personality. It Is net the personality of
one of the geed fellows well met te which we
refer. It is the inspiring leadership that puts
the old fight Inte ft squad of college athletes
Which Helsman seemed te lack.
There are certain coaches that possess a something impossible te describe
sjhlch seems te make young men play a whole let bcttir than they knew hew.
Call it what you will: we knew no word mere apt than football pcrkenallty.
Huge Bczdck. of Penn State; Hill Hopr, of Princeton; Pep Warner .of Pitts
burgh, and ether successful gridiron tutors have it. That Is why th?y have
successful teams wherever they may go.
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.V Till! opinion of many hiij football men with whom tee chatted
Mere tcerc two outstanding facts in connection with football at
Venn in 1912 no college had better material; few, if any, had a su
perior defense. And usually the lied and Blue warriors fought talis-
facterily.
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Something Lacking in Penn's Play
BUT, as one of the most capable players en the Penn squad expressed it,
"There is something missing in our play and we don't seem te knew just
sjrhat it Is." He was telling the secret without knowing it. There was laek
Ing the personality of a coach who sends a team en the field confident that, as
Mike Murphy was went te put It, they couldn't be licked becaure they wouldn't
be licked.
This Is a sincere criticism of Mr. Hcisman. That he labored faithfully
and Intelligently cannot be disputed. That he knows football and that his
ystem, se far ns gridiron tactics go, was geed, shall net be denied. In his
Dew position of adviser, or whatever title he may have, he perhaps will de
much te give Pennsylvania winning teams. Hut as the head coach he surely
did net bring out the possibilities that were in the fine squad of athletes who
were the Red and Blue this year.
Who will succeed Mr. Helsman' Six wclcs age this was discussed
eTerywhere by Penn men. Jack Keogh, who sulci (fully coached the fresh
men ; Leu Yeung, who has done splendid work as one of the assistant coaches
nnd scouts; Bert Hell, another nssistant coach and a jeung man with n fine
personality; Bill Hollenback, a former coach who has kept in touch with foot
ball and who had the courage te play it well in the Alumni-Varsity game
there you have a quartet from which the new tutor may be selected.
Any one of the four has the Penn spirit and should prove te be nn In
spiring leader. The four together, with one as chief, should develop te a high
point of efficiency the grand material that will make up the Mjuad at Penn
sylvania next fall.
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0X2? fAtnj; may be confidently pridicted the svecesser te Ilcisman
will be a Pennsylvania man. And this is a it theull be. There
are plenty of heroes of successful elereni who were red and blue jerseys
who knew football. Knew hew te teach it and have the personality
that will give a team the "wen't-be-lickcd" ipint that is the one
big asset.
An Hener Team of Football Stars
ANOTHER letter In our batch slips us the well-known bird (English for
A. raz-berry). It is from A. B who writes: "What's the trouble, old
timer? I have eagerly read your column hoping te iind there nn Ail-American
team, but was disappointed. Is It possible you are a coward?"
It Is entirely possible that timidity may have been a factor In our deci
sion te select an "Hener Squad," as we did, rather than a team with the
prefix "All." Unfortunately, we did net have the ple.ii.ure of watching sev
eral of the elevens that had what we were Informed were the best players of
the year In certain positions. And this writer sees no reason te eulogize a
player he did net watch play.
However, in selecting an honor squad It wn3 remarket that "perhaps
the names mentioned first in our list of honor plajers would he our selection
te start In their positions." And if it will in any wny assist in providing
holiday geed cheer for A. H. we shall be glad te give these players and well,
take It as our honor team If you like.
First Team
Ends Gray, Princeton; Tayler, Navy.
Tackles Thurman, Penn ; Treat,
Princeton.
Guards Carney, Navy; Schwab, La-
fayettc.
Center Bowser, Pitt
Quarterback Covington, Centre
Halfbacks Kaw, Cernell ; Flanagan,
Pitt.
Fullback Jehn Themas, Chicago.
A number of geed men that we saw play are net en the two teams, which
are taken In the order of the appearance of their names en our honor squad
However, as Is customary with selectors of "All" teaniR, the assertion Is
kereby made that our first eleven would carry our Christmas fund into a
battle with any ether star aggregation In the land.
'AT TIIAT, we sumctimej have occatien te wonder whether the
Frankfard Yellewackets, with their all-star east, would net beat
any All-American rellege eleven that reuld be picked. M'hrn selecting
mythical elevens one dare net include professionals. Hut what a team
one could have if the greats who play for cold cash could be given
positions! TrtM may interest some folks who apparently misunder
stood our opinion of pre football.
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Audubon Has tfie Town Baseball Spirit
UDUBON Is a city in New Jersey about five miles below Camden. It is
what one would call a pretty suburban town. Hut Audubon did net ei-t
ltfAreptitotlen because It Is accessible te Philadelphia or because of Its beau
tiful homes or because of Its fine people. It was n little argument ever whether
Sunday baseball should or should net be plnyed that gave Audubon publicity
la' all the newspapers of our country It might be added that Sunday baseball
wa played In the New Jersey city last summer, and It is suspecttd It will be
played there next summer.
However, this is net te be comment nn Sunday baseball. The Audubon
folks are quite able te take can" of themselves en that score. What we want
te write about Is the town pride and spirit that are developed through the In
stitution of a ball club that gives the residents reason te cheer for their home
community.
The ether night we attended n meeting of the Audubon A. A., In which
Antheny J. Helgert Is a prime mover There were nigh en te 100 sportsmen
present. All were for Audubon nnd her ball club first, last and always. They
might differ en the question of Sunday baseball, but when It came te town
spirit they were n unit for Audubon te bent the world.
Why can't Philadelphia develop that same spirit? It can be done. That
baa alwnye been our argument. We have mentioned the Blurs that Phlladel
yblsns are compelled te listen te and read about when they travel te ether
cities because of the lowly position of our baseball teams, and we have been
seeking te bring about a condition that would Insure us nines of which we
. might at least be proud ; for which we would fight.
f , If you want le knew what home-town pride means, step In at the Audu
bia A, A. Clubroom some winter evening and make some disparaging remark
about their ball dub te the boys down there. And when you de, be sure the
meter awaits without and that she is running and able te de ninety per hour
tswsrd Philadelphia.
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nillKK we have big league ball vlubs by and for Philadelphians,
, Fr then tet will fight for them, tun. And wc will fight even when
' , rev finish last.
Second Team
Williams, Pitt ; Erstrevang, Penn.
Hansen, Cernell; Deible, Lafayette.
Sae!;, Pitt : Kelly. Penn.
Hern, Penn.
Pfann, Cernell
Miller, Penn ; Hrunner, Lataette
Hewitt, Pitt.
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RYOUT FOR LOCAL
BOXERS AT ARENA
Chance for Murray, Bass and
Mitchell te Step Inte
Star Competition
ON HOLIDAY PROGRAMS
By LOUIS II. JAFFti
SEVERAL boxers In Philadelphia nt
the present time appear as If they
nrc in the making for competition with
star mlttmcn In their respective classes.
In nn efTert te bring some of these lnds
ferwnrd nnd give them a chance te op
pose leading gleveinen from ether cities
Jack Hanlen, matchmaker of the Arena,
Is planning te try out these fellows In
his next two holiday shows.
Monday nfternoen Benny Bass and
Temmy Murray, a brncc of bantam
weights, will get together, and the
winner will be lined up against some
one In the first flijht from out of town.
Murray nnd Bass have been showing
they have the stuff te become stare.
Anether local boxer who will get the
opportunity te display his mettle nt the
Arena Is Rny Mitchell, of Seuth Phila
delphia. On New Year's Dav Ray will
hook up with Jee Tlplltx. nnd n victory
for the downtewner would mean much
te make him stand out for topnotch
competition.
Mitchell already is lined up for sev
eral bouts, and shortly after the start
of the new year his handler, Charley
Cnridee, is confident Rny will be nil
set for the tepnntchcrs. Tonight Mitch
ell is scheduled te meet Johnny Don Den
nelly at the Chestnut Street 'Arenn,
while in addition te the Tlplitz match
en New Year's Day, he also is te be
booked for a set-te with Red Mack at
the Garden N. Y. C. January 5.
Walker Is Real
Champ, h.vs Wlllus Rrltt
Willui Rrltt. matchmaker and pro
moter of the Chestnut Street Arenn. Is
back In town nfter watching Mickey
Walker make his debut nt the welter
weight tltleheldcr In n bout nt Newark,
N. J.. Monday night against Phil Krug.
"Walker leeks like a rcnl champion,"
said Britt. "He sure hns a let of stufT,
and there is no one I can think of who
can lick him just new."
"The chemplen was forced te lntfle
under a handicap," continued Britt.
"giving nway weight. height anil
reach, but after he get down te work
he seen brought Krug down te his
sire.
"L.ir!y In the contest Walker cut a
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PnOFESSOB COHEN, of the City College, of New Yerk, In a recent leehJ
before the Secial Problems Club of that city, condemned foetbaMi
particular nnd college athletics In general as a medium through which i!!
spirit was developed.
"When you found n Secial Problems Club or engage in Intellectual tmi.
you nre really advancing the Interests of the college," said the nrefM?
"These athletic contests, en the ether hand, nre merely tests of physical tZ?
of n few Individuals." ' Vnn
Intellectual pursuits de udTance the interests of any college Ne
will take Issue with the professor en this point, but his argument en ftvrfiuii
prebnbly has 74,000 opponents among the 75,000 who saw the Yale-HmiiS
game.
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Football teaches aggressiveness held within the bounds of 8nertsmie.n.:
It teaches control of mind ever nerve nnd muscle; it teaches poise In tniu
moments; it tenches fair piny as it never could be learned from a boeki te
teaches discipline nnd co-erdlnntton nnd psychology and numerous ether thliii
There was a time, perhnps, when the tplrit of collcge students areuied kt
football could be likened te mob spirit, but that time has long since been burlH
under the dust of decades. w
The individual deen nlmmcr in the melting pet of the cheering lectien
He undoubtedly Is guilty of nets which he would net commit when by himidfi
Who, for Instance, would snake-dnnce nlene en the gridiron? Yet then ii
no self-consciousness ns he skips down the field with the crowd and tosses his
hat ever the cress-bar.
But could this be called "mob spirit"?
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CowrieM, t, hv 'itMIc Ltiutr Compeny
N. 1 DEER SEASON
GETSUNDER WAY
Hunters Banging Through the
Swamps of Four Counties in
Search of Bucks
FOREST RANGERS START
7is.h under Krug's left eye. ind in the
nnni round aimiut cie.-ed Krug s right Inte thnt only buck deer with
eje with a solid Hmnh. During a ,5lbe obeve the hair can be
I in Ylin in the tenth Krnr. rvetit- il'iipn . ...... u wt
There Feeme.1 in he n ,HITer,.n.. r.f ' An? careless hunter who sheets
.opinion as te whether he was knocked
'down or clipped. "
i Jack Urltten'was introduced btfere
, the Knig-Wnlker bout, nnd Wlllus sajs
the former champion was given a great
! ovation.
The open non en deer opened this
morning in New Jersey, nnd hundreds
of Philadelphia gunners started banging
away nt sunrise. The game laws stlpu-
horns
killed.
careless hunter who sheets at
whnt he thinks Is a deer without being
absolutely certain that It Is a buck
net only risks killing a fellow sports
man, but la likely te come te grief at
the hands of the game wanlens.
Indi.mlth I Tne "eer ccnsen Includes four
Beut en After Ml Wednesdays December 20 and 27, and
I . , January 3 end 10. The law allows a
' The bantamweight cmimpienshlp hunter te kill one buck In a cnlende.'
match fcheduled for the Garden In New , ear, and he must report hla kill within
, Yerk City is en after nil. It will be twenty -four hours te n warden, or te
(held Friday night, fifteen round", and ' the Fish and Game Commission. During
I each of the boxers Is suppesul te the season a hunter may kill one buck
welsh In nt 118 pounds at 2 o'rleck. j in December anil one In Janunry, but if
' When the bout was tirit clinched a he tlewns one In Janunry he Is pro pre
question was raised ever Smith's stand- i hibited from killing another one until
' Ing in New Yerk because of the prntct ' the next January.
I made by the New Jersey State Cem- The Commission hns Issued n warn warn
mNsIen, the Midget having pasted un a Ing: "Don't sheet until you see their
bout at Jersey City with Johnny C'ur- i horns." It is criminal felly te sheet nt
tin, for which reason he wnb suspended. a moving, unidentified object In the
ine unruen taen called etf the Smith- . ernsn.
ij)wn uinii mm siiDMKiiieii one tii
tween Johnny Dundee nnd Jee Tlnlltz
In the meantime Smith appeared he
I fore the New Jeriey Heard, nsreetl te
meet Ourtln in Jersey City Monday
I night, 'vent through with thnt bout ami
I despite the fact that Irili Johnny was
j the winner, the Garden decided te held
i the Sinlth-I.ynch content, se thnt Dun-
nee ana iiputz are out.
BANTAM RIVALS TO MEET
FOR PHILA. LEADERSHIP
. Baca and Murray te Meet at Arena
Christmas j
I Fer months boxing funs have been
, arguing the question of the best ban
tamweight In the realm of fisticuffs In
i this city. Benny Bass, who climbed
, the ladder of success through the ama
teur ranks nnd continued with the same
i decisive results in professional clrcules,
hftH received many votes us the local
lender in his division. Temmy Murray,
a consistent winner, who has held hit
'own with mnny of the tiendliners, also
has an army of followers.
i The question of supremacy finally
will tx settled by the lists of the two
'leading rivals and net the Patrick
, Henry tongues of their followers.
, Hejh and Murray will argue the leader-
jshlp with their fists in the first of the
five eight-round bouts at the Arenn
Chri"5tmns nfternoen.
Bebby Barrett, who will exchange
punches with Sailor Freedman In the
linnl Isitit, nut mi another Iimsv dnv of
trnlning yesterday at the Ridley Park
camp.
Bnrrett Is working with Alex Hart,
who meets Geerge (K. O.) Chancy In
I the bemi-finnl.
' Ad Stene Is rounding into top fenn
for his meeting with Geerge Shade.
j Whltey Fitsgernld end Jimmy Han-
i Ien will uqunre off in the Bccend nutn-
ber.
; Scraps About Scrappers
Jtehnnj- Doeln. of Jtt ralllitus C C . All!
' hnw his rtitle form In the Mur hetit nt ih
JIIJeu tenlnht 111 lopetwnt will be r.
HrldMtniri boxer. Frank Hemnnelll, by
nme rhe mhtr buel : Hy eilllun
. uf f'ami1n. v Jee l.uber unl Kermln tier-
hctt, vt Johnny Ktctie.
CTitrfc Kunntm Ii In hapA ri'ii after r r
erliur fro-n an Injury in hi bicU. tuf.
I furMl whl'e tr.ilnlntr two months no (
, will vet tick Inte fiction Friday nlttit
ne!nt Heb Onrcla In a bout t lUltlmere
New Yenr'i Da. Kaniu will meet Jickle
' Jennn at Scninlbn, Vs..
Te obviate ncciiientnl sheeting as
much as possible every hunter Is
warned te wear a red cap, and, If pos
sible, n red or white coat.
Deer appear te be plentiful in the
swamp land through Atlantic, Ocean,
Cumberland and Burlington County.
Camps opened up In these counties .scv
era I days age (it preparation for the
opening of the season.
Lut week showed a reenrd deer
slaughter In Pennsylvania, though there
Tex Hamer te Play
In Texas Grid Game
Tex Hnmcr, captain of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania football
team, and Jee Straus, former full
back en Felwell'tf eleven nt Penn,
will play en the same team Chrint
mns afternoon at Hnn Antonie. Twe
teams composed of college players
nnd former college stars will meet
en the gridiron in n charity game,
nnd Hnmcr will play his regular
pest en one of them.
The Bed nnd Blue skipper left
here yesterday for his home en his
first visit In two years He pre
dicted that next year he will lead an
undefeated tenm off the field en
Thnnknglvlng Day.
were fewer accidents und fewer docs
killed than ever before. It Is ex
pected that the deer season in Jcrney
will have the name gratifying results.
The Ferest RatiftejH' Buck Club Is
the nnmc of a picked group of twenty
gunners, peme of the best shots of Cam
den nnd suburbs. The organization has
been meeting at Intervals of every two
weeks all during the fall nnd early
winter months nnd they were among
the first te get In action tedny.
Deer hunting is nethlnc new for this
group of sportsmen ; each and every
member hns terved his time at the
gnmc mnny seasons.
Among the Amateurs
R ten ten T. C. a fast fourteen-tn-alxteen-year-elil
tram, dralrea vamca with team of
the limr lire. Fer Barnes addrena decree
Flanaajan, l.OO Seuth Sixteenth street.
Ivy nrea. a fourteen-te.alrteen.year.oM
team, would like te arrange aaimi with all
eaica
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addreaa Jamen A,
lleernwoea airt-ti.
Oeorsetewn A A. has n few open dates
en Its schedule fur nil llrat-claea teams nnd
neuld like te henr from nny lives desirous
of trteklntr g-ames. dames can be arranged
through (laerg-e J. Hart. 724 fftirth Twenty
fourth street.
Warwick Juniors, plajlnc Its home games
at Yonah Hall, would like le hear from
all arcniid-class timtns In nn 1 around the
city. Fer unrnej address Walter M. Elfrey.
S1ST West Huntingdon street.
"ntrrp-tse Catholic Club will place two
team en the fleer and Is desirous of ar
ranging games with all first and second
clti's teems In nnd around the rlty. Fer
inn. nddtcss II. J. Conway. SMS Morten
street.
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TO STAY IN RACE
Skeeters Oppose Trenten
Crucial First Half of East
ern Cage Race
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POTTERS ARE IN FRONT
Camden must win tonight te etny in
the first hnlf race of the Kastern Bas
ketball League.
The Skeeters meet their rlvnls for
the chnmnlenshlu when they etnke up
ngnlnst Trenten, new in first place
with an advantage of one and one-half
games.
A victory for the capital city lads
will clinch the championship, while en
the ether hnnd, a reverse for Maurice
Teme's athletes will put the Skeeters
In a position te tie the Petters.
The setback nt Centesvllle en Monday
was a big surprise te the Cnindcn
players and ninnngement. They were
confident of winning, but the Coates
simply outplayed them,
The Camden boys nil played harn
nnd even Eddie Dolln. who wns sup
planted by "Skcets" Wright worked
hnrd from the start, but things were
net brenking for the Skeeters, while
every Centesvllle shot seemed te count
for n tvvo-pelntcr.
"Ne fnult nt nil te find with the
tenm," wns the only comment of Dr.
Helms. "Itey nnd the ether boys were
nil broken up ever the game, but will
be in there tonight fighting harder than
ever."
MOB" carries the intimation of violence, of destruction of riot.
There Is nothing of tliese In college spirit.
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W. and J. Eleven te Play Brown
Washington Pa., Di 20. Announcement
has been made that the nrewn University
font hall eleven will play Washington und
Jefferseii her next fnll en October 13.
A New Pennsylvania System Probable i
THERE is much speculation about the successor te Jehn W. Helsman it
Pennsylvania. There Is nlse talk concerning the system which will L
employed by the new conch.
The policy of big universities mai,ntninlng a coaching staff of sis or meri'
men is extravagant foolishness unless the hend conch nnd all bis assistant!
tench the same system of football. .
A staff of Individuals who have different ideas en the methods of itUt)
nnd defense and who neck te install them is ns ubcIcss te a football team ei
today ns n Spnldlng guide of the vintage of 1000.
The hend coach nnd his nides must agree en set theories of defense an'j
offense and these theories must net be altered if real team efficiency is te hi
developed. '
This is the football policy installed by Percy Hnughten nt Harvard an
which worked no well toward the success of the Crimson en the gridiron. Erin
football candidate nt Cambridge wns saturated with the Harvard system front
the first day he reported for the freshman tenm.
And this is the system, It is said, thnt will be in practice nt Franklin Field
next year. The freshmen, the scrubs, the substitutes nnd the regulars all will
be taught the snme system.
rpHE advantage Is many fold. The freshman knows vanity football
J- nnd fits Inte the first team as seen ns he becomes a sopliemore. Tb
player knows what is oxprxted of liim and his duty Is plain.
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Three Important Interscctlnnnl Gridiron Game!)
TUDGIMI from the discussions of football en every hand among follewm
Y of the game, one would think this wns the middle of the gridiron season
Instead of the eve of the Christmas helldnys.
The scawn is ever in the East, but in the Fnr West three Important
intcr&ectiennl games remnin te be played. The first of these will be en
Chrlstmns Day between West Vlrglnin und Oenznga University nt San Dle,e.
Less thnn n week Inter the Pittsburgh Panthers will encounter Lelatvl
Stanford et Pale Alte, nnd nn New Year's Day, nt the annual Carnival of
Reses, Penn Stntc will take en Southern California.
Only one of the three Eastern teams which piny In the West were undefeaW
during the regular senten. Thnt one is West Vlrglnin.
"Cupid" Spears hns one of the best tenms developed en this ride of the
country nnd the East could net have n better representative save possibly
Princeton or Cernell In Pacific Const competition.
The Mountaineers were tied by Washington nnd Lee, but the game wii
pleyed In the early part of the campaign when the team had net reached its
prime. Pittsburgh was beaten nnd declhlve victories were scored ever Claclt
natl, Indiana, Vlrglnin, Ohie Unlvendty nnd Washington and Jeffersen.
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QU'EAHS reputation as a coach lias been established by his records.
eJ He has turned out great elevens at Dartmouth and West Virginia,
YOUNG CUEIST PLAYS HERE
Loeltabauoh, 23, Meets Otte Reiselt
at Three-Cushion Bllllarde
Earl Loeknbaugh, formerly amateur
champion, rues off here this nfternoen
nnd tonight ngnlnst Otte Relselt,
Philndelphlan, In a match of the Inter
state Three-Cushion Bllllnrd League.
Loeknbnugh Is only twenty-thrt
years old and It is his first appear
ance here ns a professional, Allcngcr'i
Snlen, Thirteenth and Market streets,
is set ns the scene of the contest snj
u large gnllery Is expected.
Iteisct holds fourth place in th
league and Is expected te come through'.
as Loeknbnugh in en the tail end, ii
the standings.
Paul Deyle Beats Soldier Bartfleld
New Yerk, Djc. 20. raul Deylo. of New !
Yerk, received the Judges" ilcclalen ever Bui-1
dler nartrteld, of Jlroeklvn.
hetit here last night.
and nartlleid Ji.
In a tfnim,ni4
Jjoyle velihed 142
Debby Rntildeau ha returned te rhlltdel.
chla after h visit te his folks In I'revldenre
h I lie l telnir handled by Willis Ed'.
' wards, who nlse has Yeilnir Jack IM-meaey
, and Midget Kllburn In low.
I flarry Kllhnrn. brother of the rnldret and
u Hnuth Philadelphia fettherwelgfct , ,h
daddy of a teniiunl baby boy Mra Kll
burn used te be a pianist at Atlantic City,
Kmle Nelsen, local retired heier, Ii te
I msks his return In the game as a rnanarur
I He Is hnnlllng a pair of punchers from
Juhnny Kansas, tSS.
135. and
)ffmi Phili. Wanta Soccer Game
'HM West Philadelphia KleM Club, of the
Beccerl League, flrst division, want
ff Christmas afternoon at horns.
T, V, Taunt;. Walnut 9040, during-
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Garry Schmectk Released
Kratllne, Pa., Dee. 20, Garry
Schmcelk, of Brooklyn, who has been
playing forward for the Reading Kast
ern League Basketball Club, has been
released by Manager Geerge Merris, of
thA 'Hat"ai ." I
A nelterwelgtit mateh will 1 the head,
liner of ihe rhrlstmas afternoon show m
th f'rttnhrla Hub Charley Iloets rieyle will
eitf-eunter Ornriie Ituaaell. Danny (Jrleves
vs Jack Darey will he the semi 1'rellms:
Yeung MtOevem vs. Bammy .Vevia, Hebby
MeUyid vs. lull Mshnney anl Hebby Mich
aels vs Jnekle Hendls.
Wsllr lllnrkle Is booked for two matches
He will take en Panama Jea dans at Atlan
tic City Christmas aftamoer. and Sammy
Hnker New Year, Dy at Wllllsmsperi. ,
HlprkU new Is bsliur handled by Jee CoeroT.
CADILLAC
REDUCTION IN PRICE
has resulted in phenomenal sales.
New the Cadillac stands out even
mere prominently as the World's
Greatest Moter Car value.
The Type 61 will be continued en a
largely increased production schedule.
Fer the convenience of Christmas
buyers our salesrooms will be open
every evening this week.
NEEL-CADILLAC COMPANY
142 North Bread Street
Phene: Spruce OHO
Branches: Reading, Pa,; Camden, N. J.; Pettsvllle, Pa.
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STANDARD OF THE
WORLD
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THE free smoking
qualities of the
El Producte straight
sizes have attracted an
army of smokers whose
tastes incline te this
shape.
The El Producte Blunt at
2 for 25c or the El Producte
Corena at 15c are two
straight shapes that offer
remarkable values in real
enjoyment and have a hoot
of friends in Philadelphia.
The Blunt is packed in
wooden boxes of fifty; the
Corena in the famous blue
tin of fifty.
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