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,CrVen an-Celd' Ralli.n'td
Victory iver Westerners
in Final Minutes
I
',
fhnkferd;, js humbled
The first Dlc,rand only surprise' of
' Pnt IntrchelaHc Jennue nni
Idball race we'asl,'ln one f nl"W
ftl battles of. the first half ycsterjlay
frtrnoen. , . , "
lflt was Central HWe victory, ever
teit PhlladelpMa- III(tJi'in,thc latter'
',n court. The Mlrreii' trlumph-.vlf;
teiliy gives thtWiumplejiihlp te South Seuth
tra High for tn'd secend.1 straight year,
ItitH bc fatt' that the teams still
hale fie games" te play In the second
i Jt'alce placciHhe second position In
ite rece In a triple deadlock nmenjt
Ceatral High, M'est Philadelphia and
flermantewn. the latter hrekc Inte the
tie, by runnlngvup a record acprii, for
ibis toflnen asalnst Frankford lllgH.
Southern wenaH usdnl and ended
the half with a'clcnn Blate of five vic
tories. The lied and iBlack aicgrcgn.
tlen humbled . every member of the
Itiiue In Its triumphant march. '
.The Central High vlhterr jaa the
romltef a stratWttc move, eh the part of
Dr O'Urien. The gray V haired Wader
cf the winners Inserted GrelUer,-u
ne'blt pitcher of prominence, at "the
ntrd position, i nd Chlcky'' 'Kdwnn a
ms moved te the. forward berth.- .This
combination proved extremely capable.
lt,toek them abp'ut live nilnutea te1 get
.!. i.rnnerH-.r hut " thereafter the
t
Bpeedbejs reallie'd thatjthey were- In .
-i i.til A
Ceailstent felil goal sheeting gave
West I'hilly n chanre te lead nt .lialf
time. Matthews made nine out of
twelve tries, and 'this, combined with a
fteld goal by himself and one by Walk
r, kept the Westerners ahead. .
A Real Dattle " "
rmtrai muilc twice .as many .two-
Belatcrs In the opening . half apd but
lie tallv from the 15-fept mark.
The final tnty minutes e(ty
'vere replete With nctleh. The home
team held the lead until nbeUt a minute
,sm a half befdre.-the elbse of the fray,.
At this juncture the Mirrors .dead-
ilecked the score, andi'when Captain
Lurar was fouled In trying for a field
goal KdwanN was given two shetrf,
The dusky plajcr converted both" Inte
Itarkers and gave Central a 2$-te-25
kid. ". " '
A half a rnlndle later llaseldlne get
the tap from Walker, gfAbbed the .ball,
tnidc a beautiful rut 'for the basket and
seat the pigskin Vkimmlitg through the
eenls lth the .twe-pfilutcr thnt.uK
lured Central of victory. It was his
feflrtb field goal .of the afternoon.
Oreitzer played n wonderful game at
lusrd. With .jiiHtructiens te vtritch
F6tter, tbe baseball, star, he stuck no
dot te this 6ung gentleman that1 he
failed tn make a.fiild goal, while Orcit
ut went up the fleer 4 half -a dozen
times and registered two-pointers,
'Kech was the.- star of (the Southern
victory. The 1 curly -haired ferwurd
tossed in eleven .field goals, the highest
Dumber made this year te date in the
league. Oeldblatt also contributed lm
meascly by adding 28 points te his
coring record. tHe made six field goals
nd sixteen eutj of twenty tries from
the 15-feet murk: p
Easy for Uermahtewn
The Cliveden, went wild In the final
half against Kjankferd ' High in run-
nlsg up a record score. Thirty -.five
points were totaled In, this session,
Uhlch brought, the Green und Wjilte
(core te 81. Tn previous high mark
'.as 58, by Southern IIllt. 1
' St. Jeseph 1'reri turned back a Jersey
Invader by defeating Moereitown High
t Seventeenth and Stiles Streets, ill) te
10. It was the, first victory of the
Masen for the Crimson and Gray, and n
yulrlulnd scoring attack in the' second
halt made the Urge seere. s
McNicholas.fbellinH and Kane shared
the scoring honors of the winners. The
former tallied, six field goals; the next
mentioned plOTfir,five and Kane a quar
tet of two-pointers.
Bredlc's foUl'.geal jhoeltng was n
feature of the game. The Moorestown
forward made .tleven jUt of thirteen
tries count from, the 10-feet mark.
West Catholic High .'had a rough
nmc tu sceringMts secehu straight vic
tory. Philadelphia Nerhml Scheel was
the llurr opposition yeaterdny at, the
K. of C. Hall. Thirty-eighth nnd Mar
, set streets, atld two priints separateil
the teams nt the' finish.
Deer was the.-star for the winners,
getting fire field gnnls and nine fouls,
thus accounting, for nineteen of the
Winner's twenty-three points.
-Girard Cellege.surprlsed the eeachless
west Philadelphia High "Scheel swim
ming squad eltterdav afternoon in" the
eelleglans' tank. All .thev did was te
flefeat the schoolboy swimmers In n
ual meet te tht tune of 32 te 21.
However, thet Speedbeys have one
feed thing te fill back 'upon In defeat.
One of their members Jtreke a record.
In the plunge for" dlstnnce Hassell.'the
pant SpeedboyV'cevered74 feet 0 inches
in one minute.; iThn previous record
for the plunge wns 78 f jet 0 Inches.
former N. yatiir'a Be'dy In MerQue
tu?fyf. Yerk' We.' 20. Cbrlle Hemphill, a
lnverlle with Yunkee fn of a den yran
fro when the' cruU operated en the elU HIII
Mj srnunde at JHfth itreet and nreadwuy.
c'gnth avenue.
:t- ,juiii unna jn.K rnnm nv nntiBA nt nn
.WT
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eath' was due tn natural
ttUPP
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Sw,"1..he.rl!Pel'l wlh the old Hill.
S!U "I"1 'J-- M speedy out eut
SIl.r .1n,, ratet n ffld hitter In theee
tit .""JM'h h hatted above .300 only
twice In hie Atnftrlr&n Tekm Mr.
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pVetea eftyhe Seccertsta
Irl'JJ'uLW ?.,?,i?' "Imoh-pure
ai,'.l-iJ hlldlPh.whe haa but
natlte nt
1.111 n tnw
SelAd hVt eUn IBM
,'d hit en HiiTurday .In his Initial nrit
nAitfnrfi.tlu rfwuK ... 1.
S'tS". Imniiht: tie U entltlwl te be
""Id.red amenir e beat St
1 them.
fltj"'1h letaMne of hla ability threuali
tl .r.'.Ji" tilnite et txnker, A
" faed In Kcance ale.
ttelrn,.,Hnn'i?"l ?,r,.uter- M 'rleh
fitre"d,.v.,,s;,'cJnntj;" ,,K-" 'in ,he nv w,,b
lli4LMl,'n,.nrt.J.Vp',',,,u,n.b' KaielU Plumb
Ec. H?!lJ,T.i."'t Playlnfat Merlen
Ultnb K.V "' '!??. VOUOfer fenrratbn
tUrani ,y, bvlPythln eftTthla bunch of
'eran. try aneiiinp4upngaint them.
nruV pJ,,rM.t'liibs.,liplay.if a
Jrti fi.',?Kh?i!,ndrvv'Ik! Brlii
Biayinf raTn,fame fur Dunkirk.
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SURPRISt
mi PMi.ZfJ,t?"IL III? tla-hteen.yarH'd
Uhie 011, Udi",lR.h,r hlfel. Improve each
Kurt, .i ,l,niK''Jh l.utr af. of , Peter
Cd h. .'JiS K'-Bwtlshtstr. Allan. Bun,
. he iheald haa atar nit en. ,
WfWek:lh- ku u, .. I
KuirW rfll.l!S,.,yfyrs at ever kicked ' ths .money-
ByntM;
UterKhetantic Bdsketbdll
Keutnern Hlch ..T
Central Hlih. ....
Wen ltP.C.
.8 0 , l.e
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Wet fhlladetphia Hlh. ,-,,
NerthVaet tilth .,.... 1
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Southern Hlth, bs: Kcrthcast Mlsh. 33.
Central Hih, 80l Weil Philadelphia Mlfh.
28. ,' r '. t ' 1 .
dotmantewn 'Hlih, 41 li Frankford tlh,
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1 ' wen i.t" r.r.
Wel Philadelphia Hlth. ...a- 1 ' .TR0
Central Hlsh v:.... a 3 .' .oe
Oernwntewn Hlth i. ..,:...., a 3 . .DIM
Southern Hlfh B ,3 , .en
Nertneaet linn ,,-.1 1, a .a.iu
Prankford ltlah ...'..-.....-O ' 3 i ,000
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West Phltadetph'la Hlsh,' ISi Central
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Southern Hlsh, AS; Northeast illlth. Si.
v Oermantewn Hlih, .SA; Pranferd Hlfh, 13.
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Hi. Jeseph PrepVs! Moereitonn Hlsh, 10,
Wltmlniten Hlsb, I'JI Neirark Hlfh, O.
Wttl Catholic Hlfh. S3; Philadelphia' Nor Ner
mal. 31. , :
Weiit Catholic Hlfh aecend. SOi-Thlladel-phla
Nermal eecnnd, 17.
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Annual Parade te Seuth, Where
IVs Wanner, Starts Shortly.
Makes Nine Heles in 28
TOO MUCH ON "BEVERAGE"
x By SANY McNIDMCK-
GOLF, these days, is- being pursued
with keen vigor mostly in the
Seuth.' Right after the Xmas holidays
It, sounds as though there will be n
regular parade of llnksmen out of PblU
adelphla te strike off mostly at t'loc t'lec
hurst, N. C, where there is .always
a coterie of Quaker City golfers.
Itis much better te golf where the
'dusky caddies ramp around in their
bare'fect than it Is te get under way
up icre while the chilly breezes whistle
or Jear ana the .(mew flakes, sometimes,
hide the ruts and the traps. Maiij? links
folks up here have put the club away
ferthe winter, "but in Dixie they Bay
the only club that's being used thcM!
days. Is the brassic or niblick.
Marvelous tales from the greens of
North Carolina or the falrwnjs of
h erlda will come seeping in right seen.
There are plenty, of golfers who hever
reach the heights around these parts,
butf.plant Wis the eternal hummer of
tn? Seuthand ithey seem te godlike n
oarn-en nre hew scores made there.
n.,u BunuiviuuB wnen 110 takes four
putts at home again, but tlie plajer
just, gives the merry hn-he te all de
rision and sticks te the putt till it's
mode up here.
Breaks Course Recerd
The most astounding rumor arrived
today that the .last nine holes at 111 r-
Hni?hn,V,; tBeen .V,nd,! 4h"'l'
II "Li . 28,"irew- He was out lfi 35.
-5 Vu?1 for.tl'l8htecn-l,ele -round
betfJ .itnen dewn1". "Ins strokes
eetfer than nnr. tinii i- . -i.u.
1 fl'i'..,n 1', ;H,S 'ce. shot lift the;
".. ...1 u rl?nl en "'e lip of the
cup when he cairie up. ,
They say thesyeiftigatcr was unlucky
n?!'0800 ?x, stakes for the back
nine, for thatbal at the tenth' should
have dropped, and six'shert putts hm
measuredU1 W? "', The-course
St ?,Sde . ,l'',,8 K0 U,at score of
63 ought te rate a statue or some-
i"tr J!V0' -te.?! J" ,! or
... .....,, ru.L-1,111 wn gaj,,
arc new mere than 2,000,000
these. United States and that
HlCpw",..mM.ch ,nerc "'an n 'billion
dollars en the Innnren, ....,. - ',. "
The most nnwtlenabTe' rirt "t he
statistics Is that this person odds Yin
that five million dollars is ex fendeS
annually en beverages. Yeu can buy
ehMear, a fleck of ginger ale Tr that
SPHASgEEK" REVENGE
Downtewn.r. Will Oppose Uufllnn.
ten Flve en Heme Fleer Tonleht
i'.'i Sl?th. P'lllndelphla Hebrew .
soeiatlen basketball team will nlav rinS
cr.Ji'eVewierte
SftrV lastlFrlda? nnl ' out In
the lust f.-w minutes by several nnlntn
and they are.afttr.revengc. tl, ?, "
limlnary the Silent Five will onne J tL
On trJday night the Sphns ure sched
uled te ploy at Media, and en, IK
day. leave for a trip ever the helldaja.
.Mijnager Pawn announces that already
s x-slx entries .lave been received for
the goal -sheeting contest te be' held
starting next Thursdny night. '
It is planned te stage a leurney for
both mnle and female pliiyers with no
entrance fee, and six prizes will he
"warded. Ten shooters will toss' fouls
each Thursday night, getting nine
chances und three tries. Entries should
be'flled with Harry Pusien, 409 Seuth
l.lghth street.
Beets and Saddle
S'ew Orleans: The Mississippi Han
dicap at a mile and Reveuty jurcN !i
the feature offering at Jeffersen ParK
today for thrce-year-elds und up. The
conditions of the race and the 'heavy
going appear te.Easteslde's lacking, H0
Is long overdue. Blarney Stene also
likes the deep niud new at the Southern
truck. Horses which seem best are
FJrst race Belle of Blue Rlilc.,'
Wrahgler, Fll de I'cr. Secend-Hefeu
Atkln, Jehus Umma, Aph, Third
American Soldier, Sagamoek, Dr. Itm
Fourth Knsteslde, Blarney Stene
Disnalr. Fifth 8h ell CeniDa. Bin'
nllclty. Tarunmla. Sixth Honolulu
Bey, Pbe-lan, King Trojan. "?ne,ulu
Havana: First race Suslana' Hesle
II. lllus enlst. Second Awnllig. Bl
Sen, Tatrack. , Thlrd-Hedln, .H'nS!!
ettn, Deer Trail. Fourth Sirocco
Apple Jack II, 'Old Sinner, Flfth-
Aenev ueau, i.ime niack Sheep,' Bud
dies Ivean. Six h-Hemun, Ch mera.
Gelden Red Seventh-Quaker," OiJ.'
edrrnn, North Seu, .
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Tla Juamt: First race Annette's
Sister, 8ky Lark, Mnlaavena. Second-
Meg, JOly klj'i Al Perter, Third
ivrrr, juinbi, kiiick iiarKley, Felirtli
Count Boris.rCapen, Regressd, .Fifth
Harry D Lucky Butten. DIcH Ter
pin. Sixth Romulus, Plew Steel, Kl
muna. Seventh Toembeola, Pueblo
Jehn, Jr; ' , , ,'
Maryland racf.' tracks this year dis
tributed M.JWri.nrSO in stnW nml
ures te lidrse,pwuers. The dallvaver
age dlstrlbutlpniwtts 3,230. Richard
T.",WIUen, by.vlrtueref the victory of
e ",w -i-reaauaM, led
wlBnlngi owners,' . with
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The Merrell .Mills team has net been beaten In the First Dlvlslon'ef the Went Philadelphia, Section of the Allied
Soccer League. Reading from left te right the players are: Back row Lew Rlne, assistant manager; J. Town
send, mt Lncas, F. Flynn, Jehn Hughes, Geerge Worthllne, WHUam Flynn, manager; Edward Lyens. Frent
row Frank Themas, J. Meyer, 8'. Flynn, R. Jackson,-Hoek Flyn, Kills .laclisen, M. Farley, E. Themas, J.
- . 'Cuimlrujham nd Jeseph Eagen, mascot
MORRELL IN
', SETS SOCCER RECORD
'h
Mills Tearn in First Season
of Competition Leses Only
..One dame Out of Nine
teen .'
WIN ALL'LEAGUE TILTS
By BILL DALLAS
OUT In West Philadelphia Is a soccer
team "with a record unparalleled
by auy team in the first year of com
petition. The club Ir the Merrell
Mills, which broke into the sport lime
light Inst summer as runners-tip in the
baseball championship of the Indus
trial Amateur Bascballi League, an
other achievement n the realm of sport
for a first-year team. '
"All the players nre -empleyes of the
Merrell Tapestry Mills and ere signed
en nmateur contracts, as net n uinii
receives a r-inglc penny for his services
nnd plays purely for the love of the
sport. The wonderful success of the
team en several occasions last year
caused jealousy among the ether clubs,
and en one occasion when a tour of the
plant was made te prove, the eligibility
of the players every single man was
found nt his place.
At (he start of the season Merrell
entered the West Philadelphia dlvi dlvi
sien of the Allied Amateur League, but
even the most enthusiastic booster of
the club did net dream nf rhp Hiicnnca
that would,, be attained. A, franchise
should have been secured in the Allied
First Division, na the tapestry lads
nave simply run away; with the scries
In .the West Philadelphia section, nnd
have beaten, ever- opponent except one.
That one reverse was at the hands of
the Wanderers, and by- a single genl.
A glance nt the record for the season
Is proof positive of thc caliber of the
new WestThllly eleven, which hns its
home field nt Sixty-third street nnd
Cedar avenue, and plays at home every
ether Saturday and en 8undays.
Score 63 Geals
A glance nt the nine league games
shows that forty-one goals have been
scored by tbe Merrell offensive, while
opponents have been held te six. Net
n goal has, been scored in the last four
league matches against the West Phila
delphians. In ten club games Merrell
has totaled 25 goals te 5 for the oppo
sition. THE team is managed by William,
letter knetcn 0 "lFtmp" Flynn,
who need no introduction te drvo drve
feet of taccer. Ilia goal theniintt
ii a feature of hia play and he. in
adept at almost any position. He
is known as a vlayer who uses his
head.
EDDIE Lyens is another all-round
man who has been responsible for
ten of his team's goals this season.
Tpin Farley fellows j-ight along with a
geed brand of soccer nnd enn certainly
cress the ball in front of the goal.
One of the fastest nien en the team la
Frankle Themas, who is credited with
10 3-5 for 100 yards en the track. lit
stays in the game from the start and
five goals is his contribution te the total
for the Bensen.
Twe Mere Flyiins
The Flynns nre known all ever as
soccer stars, and the team has a couple
mere. S. Fftnn is developing into n
rlrst-clnss .halfback, who possesses a
wicked shot, and Heek Flynn is another
member of the famed family that Is
making geed.
Eddie Themas Is a player that is hard
te step and Is one of these fellows who
can take the hard knocks without flinch
ing, while Rnuic Mayers is in a class
br himself uhen it comes te playing
right back.- He lias the happy faculty
of breaking up combination plays, In
variably klckiug in the right direction.
.
PLUS JACKSON, aged forty
i years, is baek in aotien after a
short illness, playiAg at left halt
I..., j. jl.... ....... tut- if. .
JACKSON,
uc.icr 1,111,1 iwr, d'h e nore met
ljfe
te understand hew a veteran
te Jacksen manaaes la mtand a.
Aurd knocks that come with soccer,
but he never seems te mind.
The Other Players
THERE are ether players who have
played a big part in the success of
the club. Rube Jacksen needs no In
troduction 'and the opposition has te
cdme In swarms te pars him in the
backflcld, although he weighs about as
much as a fly.
Geerge Werthline is one of the eesi
fullbacks in the city. Ha is known
as ."Happy Geerge" and Is a aure
kicker. Because a man imssc him hi
does net consider himself beaten and
plays hard at all times, . .J i mm re Town
send Is a wprthy bAcklleld mate for
Werthline, and together thev mnke up
one of the strongest becktield combina
tions In the city.
The goal' tender, whjch is one of thv
most important positions 011 the team.
Is' taken care of by Frits Lucas, and
nothing mere .than tbe scores, of the
games played is necessary te show hew
well Frits has taken care of his pest,
Eddie ,Mprrtnnneh la a ratio hi niAr.
SLi1!?? .nnd! "'" re'B .
Still. VmJ m.wb la anntti.. nl.u wk'
.rTQPS WEST PHIlA. SOCCER
ONE YEAR
Splendid Mecerd of
Merrell Soccer Team
leaeub eames l
t'ct. 7 Merrell. Aldan..... 1
Oct. 14 Mrrrell. 2 AuUicdr 0
Oct. 21 Merrell. ft Dunkirk .1
Oct. L'h Merrell. 3 Kent; A. A I
Nev. 11 Merrell. 4 Albien ......... 1
Nev. 28 .Merrell 1 Aldan (firfelt)... 0
Itec. ,2 Merrell. l
Dee. '0 Merrcll.10 Dunkirk 0
Dec. 10 Merrell. t, Kent A. A u
Tetul 41.- Opponents .... 0
CLUD OAMKS
Oct. ?3-rVnrrell. " Wlailnemliis. . .. 0
Oct. 2& Merrell. 1 Durklrlc Ml-S... 0
Vnv. 4 Merrell. U Pannn. Hen 1
Nev. ft Merrjill. 4 Aacenslen
Nuv. 12 Merrell. 0 Wanderers 1
Nev, IS Merrell. 3 Albien e
Nev. 19 Merrell. a Cenlennliil l
Nev, 20 .Merrell. 1 .Aacemlen 1
Nev. 30 Me-rell. 1 Ixininx 0
Dec. 10 Merrell. 2 Centennlnl 0
Tolel
.25
Total i
in making a hard fight for a regular
berth en the teanw
TUH Merrell eleven is stiil upen
for exhibition matchesbn Hunday.
and teams wishing games can de se
by getting in touch with Lewh Klnes,
assistant manager, euro of Merrell
Mills, Fifty-fifth and Wyalusing
avenue.
LOCAL LIGHTWEIGHTS IN
BOUT AT THE CHESTNUT
Mitchell and Dennelly te Meet Here
Tonight
A local lightweight match which has
been attracting much Interest In Phila
delphiaMs te be decided in the eight
round wind-up nt the Chestnut Street
Arena,- Fifteenth and Chestnut streets,
tonight, when Johnny Dennelly, of
West Philadelphia, encounters Rny
Mitchell, of Seuth Philadelphia. Mitch
ell is fresh from a victory against Sailor
Jee Kellv nt Atlantic City Monday
night, nnd he is confident of keeping up
his winning streak.
Johnny Shearn und Temmy Quinnv
stnblemntes of Dennelly, all three of
whom nre members of the Shannunu
Catholic Club, will appear in ether
matches. Shearn takes en Mickey Mar
tell in the eight-round hcmi-finnl, nnd
Quinn will meet Russell Thompson In
one of the six-round preliminaries.
In the ether bouts Johnny Rene will
face Johnny Ketchcll nud Gnry Walker
will tackle Hap Bnijis.
TWO K. O.'S FOR JESS
Willard
Steps Twe Opponents
In
Portland Ring
Portland, Ore., Dec. 20. Jess AVil
lard let two boxers, Scotty Messer, of
Tillamook, and. Ben Barnsen, of Port
land, flatten themselves against him
here last nlht, but did net have te de
any boxing.
Barnsen lilt Willard repeatedly below
the belt, but did net damage the for
mer champion. The crowd gave Willard
a great ovation when he first appeared,
but the house was half empty before
Ihe show was ever.
Jenes Will Help Coach Naval Boxers
Annapella, Md Dee. 20. f'SpIke" Webb,
boxing coach nt the Naval 'Academy, ulll
have the asilstance during the coming sea
son of Ensign Walter n. Jenea, who ai
lightweight champion of the -academy dur
ing tne seasons or. iuzv-31.
MARSHA
FIELD
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In quality
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made
the critica 1?
smoker.
Sizes from
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Three-auirter
Jiciuai one
FIELD
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BOYS AND-GIRUS PLAY
BASKETBALL AT AMBLER
Twe High Scheel Teams Have .Leng,
Hard Schedules '"
Although unsuccessful In their initial
appearance In the Bux-Ment League
the Ambler High Scheel flve Is net dis
couraged. Coach Duncan thinks the defeat was
juit what the team needed. "They
went Inte the game ever-confident,
he sold. '
QuakerteWn Hleh Is the next league
opponent, and they are due for n
buttle.
The girls also have u fine baskctbnll
team at Ambler this year. Tve vic
tories have been reported in the games
played te date, and they nre out te
make n' better record than their
brother basketcers,
Th6 schedule of both teams follews:
IIOTH
January 2 Perkaale Hlfh. away.
January ft 3enklnten Hleh. home.
January 0 Huntlnfden Valley Hleh,
away,
Ju.nu.iry 12 DoyleMewn Hleh. away.
January 1ft Qualtei town Hlfh. awny.
January in l'erkasle Hlfh. home.
January 211 De leslewn HlKh. hume.
January 30 Hatboro Hlfh. avn.
February 2 I.iinnclev. ne Hlfh. away.
February V ituntnifaen vaiiey nun,
home.
Februarr 10 Jenklntewn Hlsh, nay.
Kebruery 23 Souderton Hlfh, away.
. February 27 Hntbore Hlfh. home.
March 2 I-ansdewne Hlfh. home.
OinLS
January 10 Hatbern Hlfh. away.
January 111 I'erkasle High. home.
January 23 Jenklqumn Hleh. home.
January SO N'arberth Hlah. home.
January 8 Dovlentown HIkIi. home.
February 2 Lnneilale Hlfh. away. '
February 13 1'erkaale HlKh, awny.
February 27 Jenklntewu Itlrh. away.
March 2 Itnedale High. home.
March 3 Narberth High, away,
Norrlateun Hlfh open.
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Say "Merry, Christmas!"
te "him" this way
WHY net give him a One Imported
nine for Xraas or nflnn tin of
KngUifi tobacco? He'll like that!
Other ImperUd Plpest
Alfred Dunkill, B. B. B. (Own make),
Kettles, G. B. D. sad M. M.
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Basketball Coach Should
. Stress en Diet for Players
Games Wen or Lest en Condition of Team's Stemach:
Fruits Valuable Feed, but Should Net Be Eaten
en Day of Contest
''This is the second- of a series of
articles written .by Edteln J. Mather
and Elmer D. Mitchell, coach and ath
letic director respectively at the I !
versify of Michigan, dealing with
basketball in all' phases of the spett.
GAMES are weil or lest by the phys
ical condition of the players. "Fer
Oils reason the, matter of fitncus in
receiving far mere attention than It
ever did before, "Except in the larger
schools, where a trainer can be afforded,
the duties of Instructing the iilayeis In
matters of healthful living, of regulat
ing their practice perleds and of rem
edying ithelr miner bruises nnd ail
ments' will fall upon the conch.
The matter' of training In nil its
pirns is one that no conch can nfferd
te ignore. Net "only from the standpoint
of winning games, but from his duty
te the growing beyi entrusted te his
enre, It Is Important that he should
knew the tilings that pertain te their
physical welfnrc.
A proper diet for tthletcH would in-
ciiiue me jean .meats sucn us eecistcnK
or chops, broiled rare; ptate", pre-
leraniy baked occaslennlly boiled or
mashed, but never fried nnd ether
vegetables such as tomatoes, beans
(wax . or string), pens and com;"
thoroughly cooked cereals: emu eoekftl
rare, and In nny style but fried; day
"i imte'i nr wpii loesteti Drean or zwie
back, with plenty of butter: practically
nil the frtilfs; tlie simple deserts such
ns ice cream and the various puddlugtt
made with eggt-nnd milk: nud fluids,
water principally, but with milk al
lowed In reasonable quantities, ten oc
casionally and coffee nt various tlmci
If the man ls accustomed te It.
The use of mertt la n dlrputed point,
nut it has been proved that most nth
etes nre better conditioned when mt-nt
h tiRcd but once or twice a day. rnflfr
than at every meal ns the' old-time
training diets prescribed.
The meats that are te be preferred for
athletes' diets nre roast beef, broiled
steak, roast or broiled mutton, nnd
chicken occasionally. Kich and highly
seasoned gravies nnd dressings nre te
be avoided, ns they Mlinulatc the appe
tite unduly and leave an after-taste.
Ham, bacon and ether salt meats nre
discarded. Perk and veal are te be
"tabooed."
Fruit should net be eaten the deva)f
the game, as It is bulky. Otherwife It
is a most valuable article, of the trnin-
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issertinrnt of hull
frade nalMlrarlnn
ubulrVeleclp'rt
In town. Siicb
makes as COLUM
BIA, BOLFAST
and FAIUY, at
prices isnglnii
from 58.00 "'
Gelf Set $10.00
fnniltts ef i Clubs. 3 Slsved Heavy
Canvas ll, 3 Uelf Halls. Value
$13.00,
Midget, Junier and
Juvenile Gelf Sets
Complete with Scotch Via Id 11a ir
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BASKETBALLS
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Imported
Cenulne Cow
hide leather,
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tle. M.OO
POGO STICKS, Reg. $3 te
u.k.J5:wv
Arsuviny
s"vHiV
JhtUDerTGsfifhf"-
and PrevesJJig
Ing'dlet. The fresh. fruits,1 especially
apples, oranges nnd frnj.es In season.
n?e popular with the athlete and lend
Variety te his diet. The cooked fruits,
like apple cause, prune sauce or bake,
apples, are likewise valued by all train
ers as a regular article- en the menu.
Bananas are objections!, e bernuat they
nre digested slowly nnd remain ns a
lead en the digestive organs
Tobacco should be avoided In eerj
form. It Is definitely known that .to
bacco quickens the heart rate, and by
se delny uses up nervous "n".1"0
rnpidly than an athlete in' strict train
ing can nfferd te lese It.
Early In-the season it Is well Ter
the coach or trainer te give talks en
training diet. He should keep. In m nd
thefnet that there arc inaiwuu. ......
tiens in Choice which rtlOUia ee cniere.i
. "--.- . 1 ...l
te: that nrtif.les.et .net which ""
well wltli Come pinyers " ""v ."",,
nt all with ethers. The players rtieu d
be encouraged te consult the coach In
matters of diet se that these, differences
mny be adjusted. If any article leaves
n ncrslHent nfter-taste It is u sign inai
:; ir 'A, i" fi. ,tiWBt-H
fn
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The ncil article will be en stalcncsi
and evertraining. It will appear in
Friday's editions of the EVKSlsa Pen Pen
me Ledeeik
PENTZ PENN COACH
Law Student te Drill Freshmen
t Wrestlers
Bess H. Tentz. former star Prince
ton wrestler, will conch the Pcnn
Fiealimen wrestling tenm. Pcntz lf
new a .student in the University of
Pennsylvania Law Scheel, and it was
thought for n time that he would be
able te represent the Bed and Blue en
the mat this year. However, when It
was finally learned that the degree rule
barred him, he volunteered his services
ns Freshman reach and was appointed
te that pest by the University Council
of Athletics.
Penn en Hepkins' Lacresse List
Baltimore. Md.. Dec. 20. rrlnreten and
Penn will pla Jehn Hepklna University
lacreiue tenm for the nrt time nest aprlng.
according te the 1023 schedule. Nine fames
III all have been scheduled for the niack
and Wee twelve, seven of which Mill be
.l.vAti tn rtnlilmere. Steene and Lehigh
Yielng the enlv two Ramea away, from
. .. I. i... ,u nf Ii.nn.vlv.nl. ivlll
be met here en Slay 3. In a southern division
match.
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Just arrived five mere carloads of new
Toys and Sporting Goods te be added te our
already large se'ectien. Plenty of sales
clerks te assist you in your choice.
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any article until Christinas
BICYCLES
Complete nlth ccaster brake,
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We are exclusive distributors of
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CHILDREN'S AUTOS
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It. Is net nn Mle bcnt when we ear that
our autos are the lowest priced In tlie
city. Just received unether tarleml ,,f
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STRIKING BAGS
Fine quality leather Incs.
Ref. price 4. S2.45
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Oenulne Calfskin strlklni;
bags. Re, prim $tl ,'e.
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Boxing Gloves
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IN 1922 FINAL GAME
Red and Hue Quintet ,Wilt ftn
Down Curtain en Old Year Tanlfhl
The last ame,eY 1IW2 for thff Uni
versity of Pennsylvania basketball teaM?
will be, played tonight In Welfhtasaa
Hall with Wcsleyan University, of MM MM
dlctewn, Conn. The Christmas holi
days at the University start this after
noon, but a big crowd Is expected at
the game, Wcsleyan having n bl fol
lowing In this city. ... ., ,
Conch Eddie McNichol, who recently
signed a five-year contract, will start
the same combination egnlnst the .Down
East quintet ns defeated Urslnus last
Saturday. Kneass and Oeldblatt win
start nt forward .with Leepold at cen
ter and Yeegclln and Carmaek at
guards.
Captain noblnsen, of the visitor, is
rated ns one of the best forwards amenit
the New England colleges. J. B. Frleke.
another member of the visiting five. M
n Philadelphia boy, Iinving prepped at
Swarthmore High. '
The line-up: v
Pennkylvanla Weleyri
Kneaea rerwarn ...... HODin
RaMnaen
1" ". ,..-...-. ......... -,,:
neldhlntt lerwara
, . Untrn
. lipoid center fiJS.l
KIOI
TeiirTin :."..; auiVd .;...: Da vthpert
Referee Cartwrltht, Umpire Emery,
rime of lulvee 20 minutes.
Te Trade Pertlca for Oldham
M. Ixiule, He., Dee. 20 Manaaer BrssKh
Rickey, of Ht. tnil( Nationals, ha a an
neunced a deal wsi Under way whjfSW
l'ltcher Rill Pertlca. of the Cardinals, wnld
sre te Detroit ,n eichansm for Wtcher OM
fiam. should all American Jeaarue !
walie en th. latter.
etfts
that ,
men
like!
ssbV ssBaam
JV M
vriucu
Corena Chicos
That Rerelarly
Sell for
100 for
Vn PRICE
SALE
of thousand of
PIPES
in plush-lintd casta
With Xmas only an. week aw
we have found ourselves ta
heavily overstocked. AoeoTdlaaTl'
we are elsnnir eur tub, and PIPM
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PBICESI This It your eppertttalty
Every shape and style Plata ani
silver vrunmea. t,urar a
tubes ef amber, meerse
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