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EVEMNG LtiDUhR-VlliijAD&LVHLA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, li)17
CAMDEN HAS SCORED AS MANY JOINTS AS JASPER, BUT THE DEFENSE TELLS THE SJ
SCHOLASTIC RACE
PROMINENT FIGURES WHO STARRED IN SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL GAMES
JOHNNY BECKMAN, OF DE NERI, JIASft
THE BEST RECORD OF ANY PLASRS
IN CLOSE FINISH
HENKY
Star tackle of Wash-
IN EASTERN BASKETBALL LEAG1
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IIB&-cX . -iiNSsvAWV W miZV, Infrton
, Victories for Northeast and
West Philly Would Put
I Teams on Even Basis
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' FIVE TEAMS MAY TIE
Jasrjer Leads in Team Standine and PnaaPsapa'aLM
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Hy PAUL PREP
t TTNLnSS Ccntrnl High nnd South Frilla-
U dclpliln High uncover unusual and un-
' expected strength In their final Interscho-
lantlc Foothill League contests this week.
the senon "'" cl0,,, w"n Northeast High
tnd West Philadelphia High In a tic for
nos3eltm of theVilmbcl Cup, emhlcmatlc 01
the high i-chool championship. Tin so two
teams arc now deadlocked for first jil.uu
lth sU llnts each to their credit.
I When asked about his implls' ch incea
for a victory over Coich Snjder's ltcd and
Black team next Saturday, Doctor O'llrlcti
t Hated that It would not surprlso him In
the least to sec Central High on the top at
' the end of the name In tho game last
' Friday """ thc "Spccdbos" the Crimson
" and Gold was handlcipped by the absence-
v' of t-evcrol of lt best men This week
will ba devoted to forming nn offensive
and defensive attack for thc unnuil Banc
with Northeist
West Phlladtlphla. hilf ix.shc' or '
' flrit I'lncc In the lcnguo stondliig, will enil
.. caKue schedule with the present title
i holder. !oUth Philadelphia Southern Is In
Iff no way outdated hy WeH Ph ladclphla
V" The chimpions have already demonstrated
' that the) hive tho abllltv to come bnc!
, alter a stinging defeat. When they were
K defeated by Central High the wito ones
jiSaadly shook their heads when mention was
., tmada of Coach Dean Johnson's agg tga-
'ili Mem. Hut the dope, whh all wron&, for
) Northeast was Riven Us only defeat of the
i league mmsoii. Jl to P. Since that time
the .South Phl'.adelphl i men have been In a
' fV yiaafp
v NottheaM with tin- greatest backfield In
the cltv, vv II nttiinpt tf mike- It two
' ' itralght over Its neatest rival, Central
' High when thev meet Saturday nftcinooi
en Northeast Held Thc An hive team wli'
not he ciught impl log In this contest, as u
vtctorj mean' thc title or a tic for the
' honor Coach Knvder has three clpples on
tnt Injur d list lit present, but they arc e
pected to ho in condition for thc week-end
game. Uvcn If Quvrterhack Reeves, Right
Fnd (JrillUhs and Tacklo Chrlstensen aro
, unable to play thc l.chlgh avenuo school
will not be under sue h a great handicap, ai
the flrst-strltirf Sub'. Schiicldci, Wattnn and
Wentiler, have proven their nbllltj to stund
up under tne sti.elli.
It Is nut Impossible for tho lecgue rain to
finish In 1 llvi-e.ome.rcel tic All lint Is
necessarv Is foi West rhllideljihla to lose tu
South I'hllidcljihla, Nortlicast to lose to
Central High and Uermnntown defeat
Frankford Coach I.c-vlss men should ex
perience no ureal dllllcultv In winning ftom
Frankford, for, ns Bill Donnill tav s
"class will tell" It is hard to pick thc
'v winner In tho other two contests Tho
lr westerners and Archives rjes tnt ra orit.es,
; Due at ems season 11 ones surprise itiier an
fct ether surprise, tho only safe way Is to pick
f "the winner after tho games aro over.
' A post-season gimo will bo necessary to
'' decide thc title If tho favorites como through
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RHCOrtDS of the Kastcrn Kasketball
League up to and Including Satur
day night's rames show Johnny Hcckman,
of D Nerl, to bj .leading the organization
In jiolnts scored, having 42 to his credit.
Tho leading quartet aro Rending nnd Do
Nerl men, nnd this Is only natural when
It Is taken Into consideration that tho)
clubs nio nhead of their schedule. Heck
man, however, Is the loglCHl leader am way,
as he h.'in nn average' of moro than 30
points per game, n rccoid not attained bv
any other.
Tho team totals are ilecldedlv Intercepting
Iir Instance, Jasper and Camden havo cacli
mido tho same number of points In field
and foul baskets, jet the Jewels top the
league nnd the Hkeeters occupy laM place
This Is on the offensive. But taks a glance
at tho defensive figures and whit do ve
see. Against the Jewels have been regis
tered 3J iwlnts, nine field and fifteen fout
goals, and on Camden 73 points, twent)
nlno Held goals and the sime number of
fouls, fifteen It Is this weak defense that
Is tho continual downfall of Camden. How
about switching Hrovvn and Stcelo7 This
advioo Is given the' Camden management
gratis.
The complete records of all tho jilajers
arc appended
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As Howard Herry has been a thorn In
Michigan's ilay for two eais, so his Don
tM Iourle. of Peru, III, hi en the eaufo o
two stralwlit defeats hand, d to Amlovcr bv
Kxeter, Lourle won tho gnme last je.ir bj
breaking loose for a long run for u touch
down and tho game Satuiday hu scored
the onlj' liolnts of this annual prep rchool
classic by kicking n ill op kick over tho
crosstars from the 33-jard line
The game vvas mostly a puntlmt duel
Despite an Injured knee, which It was
feared would keep him out of the contest,
Lourle outpuntid TempV, of Andover. and
ran his opponents' kicks back foi mnnv
larye gains The trio of points were scored
In the seeond period. In thc third period
Andover began a countcr-atUie-k, which
went for nought when Temple iHssert a
Coal from field from the 3u-jard line
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riiARI.KS M. WHARTON, Pcnn It.MLEY, West VirRiniu
Allien of the credit for Pcnn'-. victory ovei Mithinan should jro to l)i. Fluek What ton, coach of the line men. Doctor What ton. in the center, is. hcen in one
of his. characteristic posei, while tutorinK hN men on I'ranklin 1'ield. Clearv. the Pcnn uuard, who blocked a punt and fell on the ball across the
Koal line for .i touchdown, is on the left. lljdfieM, the .sturely fullliack on West Viruinia, played a sensational name npinst WushinRton iintl , JetTerbon
Satuulav, as did Captain H.ulev at centu-. Henry, the rotund iWU-pountl tackle on wasliiUKton anu .mierso u, pinyeii inu uesi, ;"' en m- ean-
jntainceis. unpnant, ot tne Army, ran vvim nKiunsi i.cuanun .mv "i uimiuuj.
OlM'HANT.Army
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lUfkmtin. lr Nerl ,
Wenrtler Rradlne
V'uPr Do Nerl
IVwrj, Reallnk
I'Vanckl. Trenton
Newman Trnlon
Tdinf Trenton
Trefu&a D rerl
Prown e'niMdn ..
Powell. Do Nerl .
Leonard. Jucper ..
teeerfnee Qreystock 4
llarBrPAvis rrnton l
I.IovJ Tre-nton... . t
Nornutt JaHper . t
Steele, e'nmrten . ii
Vulin (jretirk 4
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Tmrk Jvtrer 2
Moorehwad Jasrr.. -
White, Janpr. .. 1
MnrrH llcadlnc ... 1
lvllpatrlcK, Camion.. 1
rnniphll. Groyatork
McVMIIIams Orehfk 1
roairt. elrcyatock . o
Hiifi?prt Itadlnff 1
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SkmIIor', Db Nerl .. n
f'romble Orcjatfik o
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NORTHEAST DRAWS
WITH FRANKFORD
Neither Soccer Team Ca
pable of Scoring in Inter
scholastic Contest
FIVE THOUSAND PRESENT
O'DOWD, NEW MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMP,
TO BOX M'CARRON HERE IN FIRST
APPEARANCE SINCE HE WON TITLE
More thin 7000 spectators haw the I'nd
6r High SlIiooI win the nnuual eontesl
lth Lower Merlon, Saturday, for jiosses
Ion of tho Charles H Powell Cup The.
tame was fiercely fought, but the good work
of Ilaferee Charles K I'rlce, of Swarth-
it more, kept the placrs under control nnd
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PI "'r ""3 in oniuuiti ruiiiuiiis oiuer.
!5 Catholii' T-Tlirh ej,,hnnf n.li.'n. tA nnntfir
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"Mini luHnru mo enu ot a KUceesim henson
y holding tha Xorrlstown High School
eleven to a. ucnrt,tl.H i nn Alumni fc'frtlrl
Mj .." . ,.T. . . . ' 1 . "' : .
., u nesirniinaeipnii or central High SlIiooI
fjc Ihouid win the Interscholastlc league chum
kK" ponshlp CoulIi Cireer. of. Catholic Hlch.
'ZtZ cIa'm the scholastic title of the c.tv
.7 The Purple and Oold team defi atcd Ce n-
jrai, i-. while .Vorrlstown High i-arller In
the season outplied West Philadelphia
lh, although neither team -cor. d
,. '1'ne 'Ugh School foo)ball teams are doing
their sniro fop tii v t c v fimn Tim
troceeds of Hio Cimden Hlgh-Atlintlc City
lth School eontcst, jilajed at Atlintic City
inn,urd'y' ,vllch amounted to moie than
W. will be cjutrlbutcd to tho war fund
n.f'd?le Ins,tltute upset the graiido'done
Wurday by defeating Burleigh Crulk
nanks Blair Academy team. H to 0. at
ihtston. X. J. This victory gives Pedd'e
w htw Jersey Interscholastlc champion
nip Earlier tn the reason Peddle lost to
"ineeton Fresh, which team was defeated
" ?,alr Academy. 'Mils Is the only defeat
ot the season fot Ululi. Klskl School, ot
eausoury, pa , jMH n ijerfect ilht to tlio
"cnolastlc championship of tlie Kast by
in8?5." of ,,H victory over Mereei'-burs uiiel
lairs defeit on Saturdn
'Irunkfurd
Truvln
llnrfoot (iiapt.)
Th minn . .
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tlrupp
Ntrrle
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Kenwily
Thonipion
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North? it
soal Biionrv
left fullhurk.. . tainnliell
rlcht fnllburk I'm up
. rlaht huUhnek .. .Ijons
renter hnlflaik..(capt.) MhpiiiIi
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efiilir furiird fillniiri'
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oulxldr left I Wilier
Krfrrrr. I eel Wllrovt lliie;nieii.
scon, jnui'Mriu iiukii.- ...... .;,- .t.-t
Keferrrs' A-simIiUIoii. Time f liiihe Tlilrtj
minutes. ,
Mlll'iHKAST I'li:i.H Nov I 'I
PranUford High sthool. the- hague lead
ers, and North, ast Illkh hehoejl scce.i
teams battled to a seorehss tie bete tlihj
afternoon It was u chsperatilv contested
gime. with Northeaint having the better of
tl. tdav but being unable to dent tho
Frankford defense for a tally.
lis- lio.dlng KranMord to a tie howovet.
thc Archives still hev.- a ehanco to retain
the locil scho.lbo soeeer ehimplonshlp.
which they have held for ten conseeutivo
jeais
Northeast has a drawn gime to v a
off with West Phlladelphle and should the
led and Black win thee will get another
chance at l'lankfui.l Hid mnltfotd won
toeli 'e.ac'.i Murph5 s team would line
'aptu.od the title !.. thin 60.1.. jj..le
wilched the ginw, which produced tho I cH
'soceer teen In eholastlc ranks for mill)
cars
"PENN" JUNIOKS LEAD
Score Two Goals in First Soccer Period
Against Gilsey
Juniors led the Glh-ev A
Allentown Boxer Will Force Champion to Show
at Top Form Big Offer for Willarrl Chance
for Boxers to Help War Fund Ring Gossip
PENN WILL REST
UNTIL WEDNESDAY
Victorious Eleven Comes
Out of Michigan Game
Without Injuries
The
soccer leigue
C
match
I'enn'
..-.. flat an in Ik
plaved today at the .Star Harden P.ecrea.
Ion Center. .Seventh and Lombard greets.
.','; nf "' uoils to 0 In lulf time.
Ihtf goals wen tallied bv Urazaola
I'enn Junliri.
Miirj
URSINUS KNEW SIGNALS,
CHARGES P. AND M. COACH
lANCASTUlt. Pa, Nov. IS) 'The plav-
?u0n, ,ho l'f"'nus footbull team l.nivv
an Rna nnd tcrv nla' uacd b ,lla r
na m. football team, und knew them us
i .ere ''e,"B catled by the r, und M
quarterback during tho tlrst half of the
ime between the two teams on fc-ajurdo
nilf"100"'" rnll foach Wcllur this uftct
aoon. Ho further uubstantlated hit state -7f
?t wlt" "10 avowal that ever mo.nber
w the Blue and White squid was authqrltv
Of th llL.r,l..n 1... .r ..l. -I 1 I....1
t ""hiuii iiiae ulcer eue'il dihiiui iiiui
n called, men on tho ftont lino of tho
Ursinua
team would call (ho direction In
VrVil u i ' "' uum eieu iiiu eiiice.11011 111
It 1-1 hL lJ'a "a" "b0Ut l B' mUl l"a"
W'S Wellep further points out numerous
we aenta that happened during the gamo
w auostantlate hl-i claim He points to
" fact that during the tlrst half tho i and
offense was absolutely void, whllo In
. , -.wnu iienou, alter in signals nau
Jn changed, they lauhched an attnek that
,4rrieu th, imii n t.A .,. n.i nnA .... ,iH
f1 forward misses. '
fSEMBERS ONLY" BOXING
I ON TRIAL IN N. Y. TODAY
!v 'i.?' TOIHC, Nov. 19. The showdown
ing m New Jork Is expected to come
nun me ajipearnnco of oftlelals of tne
aaway Sporting Club In a iiiaglstrate'a
1,
Brookln Boxing Club stagod threa
und.bouta last Saturday for "mem-
y.IoltcjiB4 detectives were
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Mil'lds
Smltli
MOlle
S hwurta
Harris,
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llnarn eniiu
IS minutes
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rUlil fulllneU
lift hnlflitrl
rlsht lulfl wl
rtntjr halfliael,
lnsl.li lift.
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PUlI,Ani:i,PHIA now is tho goal of
nearly evcrv good serapper Some of
the bovs am not forgetting Uoston, but
that city only has two clubs at the most
IlulTalo h tf a big an na and thc jiurses of
fered are enticing, but with the exception
of thc-o jilaics and 11 few stray cities in
the West the top-notchi rs aro obliged to
seek 11 havm under the statun of lllllv
Pe'in The monev Is lure and the slx
roiinel gime Is lutlei til en ten or vvilve.
nlthuugh home liovcis assert the) can't do
thimsclvis Justice ovir the home loute
Wo nie to git a Hist IikiU at tlm new
inldd'e weight elialiiplon Mlhe O'Dowd.
who put Al Met'ov awav 111 sK rounds list
week, has been signed bv .lack Medulgin
to bos at his club m t S Uurdav night und
his oppomnt wfll he J ick Sltl'arron, tin
bird-hitting Allentown hoer It will b
O'Dowds llrst ring appearance since ho
earned the 'JS title, and local fiiidom will
be pleased at the chanm to sect Mike- show
McCarron needs im Introduction and will
mako tho ehimplon steii nt his best.
Dundee and Chane Mix Tonight
The question of supremacy between
Johnny Dundee, of New York and Oeorge
Chancy of Baltimore, will bo settled over
the six-round route at Ol.vmpla tonight
The Imjs fought list summer at Shlbe Park
and despite a slight downpoui of rain tho
going wis ve rv fast Nimn of the pipei
gave Uundeo the popular decision, whllo
t.evei.11 favored the Ilaltlmoio boxer Dun
dec uses both hinds nnd like Chancy, lire
foi s to count w 1th a left hook Ch ney cai -rles
the heivler punch, while Dundee has
tho speed
Charley (Kid) Ihomis who scored a de
cisive victory nt the Nonpireil lest week.
In in itched with Harry Hovle, of Hristo
in tho semlwlnd-up Mike Vincent will
oppose Tommy Hogin Jlmmie Itafferty
meets Joe Jlendell und Pat Manley opens
with Ooodlo Welsh
$30,000 Offer for Willard
Jess Ularrl, our present best heev
weight. Ii wanted In Minneapolis Tom
Andtews tho man who publishes tho e.ulj
NOT AFRAID OF INDIANS
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Linesman I
Tlmi- of halves
AL M'COY DENIES O'DOWD
FIGHT NOT ON THE LEVEL
Thinks New Champion Will Be Able
to Retain Title and Announces
Jtetirement
McCoy, who lost the
middleweight
, V1. !, o'llnvvei last Thursdav. was In
l,o ioui " . ... . a fak out
Uear,d TioTiiv denied that the bout was an
euiphatlca 11 '"1 , of , , BaB
,1''Dod did not have a cent before the
trtSrtrt and h. ; there was not
l?i50e.lthit,O-nS,a will probable be
11I in retain the title for somo time and
whUe StS new champion Is not particular.
7i, 'i, a hard litter and he lias a
Juahing teailng tle that will spei. dlsis
er to a lot of other lighters.
McCoy t..is ho Is through with fighting
Ili Than a wife and a three-year-old young
ster and his wife Is very anxious o have
him nut. He has n farm up In Jlalno nnd
he liilends to retire to the simple life.
Brief Amateur Notes
.v Ti.nSnlnh A, A . ft nrat-class biaketball
SW " V I i N
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BOXESlDUKDEE tTONIGHT
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boxing leconl book and nun iges a number
of prominent boxers, has been authorized
to offer Jess the sum of J30.O0O for 11 ten
round bout at Minneapolis with 1'red Pul
ton. Jess can naino his own date.
Pulton now Is In tho western city, where
he boxes liuubo it Mnlth tomorrow night
The ellstanco is ten rounds or fewer. It will
bo Pulton's first bout slnco be fought and
won from fail Mori Is nt Canton a few
uiuiiths ago hiulth his worked filthfull
for the dati, as n vietorv ovei Pulton would
iiie-in muiii to hlni 'Hie opinions favor
Pulton, as tlie 1 ettei nppiais to be boxing
at his top fin 111 and the logical man to box
Wlllmd foi ills title.
Knniser Is a Near-Comedian
Totighey I'aiusir came on from Cleveland
list week to box lMdlo Wat,ond lit tho Na
tional Ho was on ii nit us sihedultd und
bcldcs doing a littb' boxing he mlxid corn
uly with his woik Wagond peld btrlct
attention to his profession and earned the
decision Itamser 111 ide a lilt with his funny
or unusual tactics, such as stanllng In the
center of the ring with his arms folded,
miking on effort to block a swing from
Wagond, cutting capers In his corner and
talking to the gang nt tho ringside.
Mlko Pi tie and Joe Tiplltz put up a
d.mdv scrap, with tlie laurels going to tho
former Jimmy ilordon complained of the
smoke affecting Ids jierformanco and was
forced to retlro In the mlddlo of his scrap
with Jon McCarron Jlobbj Uurns and
Pitsy Wallico nut in another bout and at
tho eio'-i' of six Interesting rounds Uurns
was entitled to the verdict
A!l Aboard for the Tobacco Tund Show
Several local boxers have already an
nounced Unit they will bo glad to box at
the tobacco fund boxing show to bo held
at OImpla en Wednesday, December 19
This big stunt Is In the hands of the sports
editors, who will devote any amount of
tlmo nnd expense to put the thing over
big A meeting of the committee formed
nt the ill st meeting will hold session today
and the men whe will really do tho work
on the show will be (.elected oday.
.t Is an oppcutunlty tnal should not be
passed uji An locil boxer who avoids l
tlie chance to olfer his sn vices is lacVing
in something that goes to mako a man. It
Is true tint our boxers have not fallen
over themselves in an effort to don the
khaki, hut quite a number enlisted and
others answered In the draft. Those who
ttay behind reap tho profits' of tho easier
life It is up to every cno Interested In
boxing to lend n hnnd It Isn't exactly
patriotism It's cur reputation
Not Exhibitions Regular Boxing
It must be remembered by those offering
their services that It Is not the Intention
to stage exhibitions livery boy will box
on his merits, the other fellow will be In
there to give tho fans n run for their
money and everjbody wilt have to step
fast. Benny Leonard. Mike O'Dowd, Her
man, Williams, Dundee. Tendler, Tillman.
McAndrews, Drltton and, In fact, all the
top-notchers wl 1 he Invited and every one
will be considered The money every celt
taken In at tho turnstiles will lie put to
tho good purpose of the tobacco fund
The hos are "over there," down South,
on the seas, In cantonments, at the yards
or any place except home and the com
forts and pleasures of ordinary life and
the stay-at-homes, are going to show them
that we appreciate the burdens they are
carrying.
Boxing Off Edge in Australia
The latest nevva from Snowy Baker, of
Australia, Indicates that boxing over there
ts In a bad way. When the late Les Darcy
was astonishing the world with his prowess
Australia cut a big figure In Hatlo history,
but since his departure and' subsequent
death the bottom has dropped out ot the
sport
Mar stars now are so scare that Jimmy
CUM and K4dU,MoOoorty. kotk ML'wtMm
Pcnu's victorious team will tako a short
rest of two elajs nfttr their bard game
ngilnst Michigan There will be no prac
tice until Wednesday afternoon and tho
work for the game on Seturdiy against
tho Carlisle Indians xv 111 be lighter than
usual There villi bo shallow drill and
tho eiistoniarv nrlmmagos Iho Indians
have clono nothing of Importance! this jcar
and hivo been badlv beaten In most of
their guiles, having won but three
AH tho mi 11 e emu out of Saturda;. s
game unhurt nnd I. iwt-on Kobertson hojus
to keep them In first-class condition for
tho two icm lining games of tho vear.
Clean, who blocked and lecovcied ono of
MIc big m's punts und scored a touchdown,
injured Ills ankle nt tho time but he will
be In good shape b Wedncsdi. Itosenau
h.es a sprained snoulder. but he, too, will
be In condition when tho luaetlco Is le
sumed The students arc enthusiastic over tho
last two victories and realize that If tho
Georgia Tech and Pitt games had como
later In the season things would havo been
probably dlffeient and that tlie team now
ranks us ono of tho best elevens of tho
year,
STYLES WINS Y. M. C. A.
GOLF AT NORTH HILLS
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uarretr. un Friday Monotype VrlH cwalu,,
with Butterworth.and TJi O. I. JrtH fM, ,
v.wi..-i. , ifsiucju uarry nenroyer awlWv
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Smith has resigned to nccept a position wJMt",' ,a
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OoalH From Every Angle ' v j.
Rending has somo nremislna? mtlnratem $.)
Jn tho line-up, but who will dispute the rfl
statement that tho return of Charlie O'Don- 3W
iicu mm neorgo morns ". ill uoieler tne ,
team" jpi
Vlncomrf had Httlo difficulty' In Knocking
'in inn n,irv"K iiarriBnurg, nve PH -saiur
day night by tho score of 29-H." " i
Do Nerl may lose, tho services 6f Jo
Drejfuss for a while as the result of Satur
day's mlehnp
Charllo O'Donnell wilt return to Bead
ing's line-up and Is expected to play In th
gamo against Trenton tonight on ,ths lat
tor's floor
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Has "Hud' Wendler shot his bolt? The
schoolboy wonder was shut out by Chris
Leonard on Thursday nnd the Jasperlt
tallied five goals On Saturday IIIU Zahn.
nf tho Orejs. held him to a single basket
nnd i cored three. " '
Jpo Togarty has a. perfect record at
shooting fous. The Greys' manager mad
three goals on tho same hUmber of at
tempts. c a - Zj.
REAL STRENGTH
IN BLACK'S TEAM
Newport Naval Reserves to'
Meet Rutgers in Brook
lyn Next Saturday
SUBS RIVAL REGULARS
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POINTS SCOIIUD HT OPl'ONENTS
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Members Will Contest Next Sat
urday in Fifth Annual b
Turkey Trot
Forty-five men competed In the Y M. C
A golf tournament on Saturday at tho
North Hills Country Club nnd the same
sum was given to the cause The medal
went to P.dward Stjles with u line card ot
79'7.7:. , .
On next Saturday tho fifth annual tur
ke rot will bo given at the club. There
will bo groups of six nnd every sixth man
will win a turkey. In the caso of ties tiro
in. hfinriirnn maii will bo tho winner and
whero the men tied havo equal handicaps
the turkey will go to thc man who Is al.
phabetlcally nearest A
Kach man w 111 be assessed sixty cents, as
turkejs, like everj thing else under the sun,
have gone up In price.
Howie Entries for Tomorrow
First race, for mal'lfn lao-xar-tMi, fl fur
Inng.foumanitha. 111. nrnwin 114. Juniata
III 114 Marry llanner, 114 (lenvlne ll. Ill,
I'liilerlan 114 Jack iif Hpade IH VV 111 Hoon.
114 Mii"huV. ill. elolden Soldier. Ill Colonel
Sn-on.l race for maiden tuo.j ear-ol1 n fur
lonns Halnmin. Ill: lonnerauK.. 111. Map
per. Ill- Hearf HI OreenOrnia ,114- Mia
Rep 111. Icii HI: Jiathllde 111 ormloa.
114 Thamar. 111! Chocolate holdler. Ill
Ihlnl race, acll.ii . for thn-e-year-o J and
up. il furlolisn Ton o" the Mnriiinv. 184. Sea.
Leach 110. Tetfr Jay. lull. Peep Mht. 107,
lloncl ll'" WooArnp. llli Preaton I?"..1,?'
Ami elon VS'ltdc. 11 '. JoaeHna farale. 1A4: llleia
Totals
Gres and De Nerl Win
When He Nerl defeated Trenton at
Musical rund Hall on Satuiday night it re
sulted In n shake-up In the elub standing,
the Potters dropping back to third position.
Jasper securing undisputed jiossesslon of the
topmost rung nnd De Nerl taking second
jdaco. The Bcoro of tho contest was 33-30
and was fust throughout. The Held goal
shooting of Johnny Beckman vvas sensn
tlonal. Ho waa opposed to Llod, and
landed sl baskets, getting them from every
position Hargroaves did well for tho visi
tors, caging thrto goals and shutting out
"Chief Muller.
(Ircystoclt journeyed to Heading and man
aged to breuk Into the winning column at
thu expense of tho Hears. Tho Churchmen
ran up a totul of 31 liolnts to 21 for tho
homo contingent. Znhn, Campbell nnd
Sugurmun Btarred for tho Grejs Joo Fo
garty plaved his first game.
Industrials Arc Heady
The Industilal Basketball League will
open tho beason ono week from tonight nt
Nonpareil Hall and will play on Mondnvs
and Krldavs Seven clubs have already
been secured and tho eighth will be known
today. Thoso entered are J. & J. Dobson,
i;illott Lewis. Barrett, of l'rankford: Lan
ston Monotype, II. 1C Butterworth, U. G I,
and Curtis Publishing Company.
The admission of the latter adds prestige
and btrength to the league. The club will
ho cantaincd by Charllo McGregor, for
merly of Jasper. The schedule for tho
opening week is Dobson versus team to bo
The real strength 6f Cupid Black's New
port Naval Reserve, w),0 meet 'the strong
P.utgers team nt Hhbets VMeld, Brooklyn,
next Saturday, continues to bo a problem.
No team has yet been able to make the
Newport combination really extend1 Itself,
nor has Black yet found It necessary t6 call
heavily on the wealth of substitute material
which ho has at his command.
Take away what Black Is pleased to
call his first eleven nnd thero still remains
enough talent to defeat most of the roller
teams of the present football season. Th
regular Newport team has Gardiner. Oer
rish, BarrcH and Hlte In tho bacWfleld;
Ureen. Paisley, Blaefk, Callahan, SChlacter,
Dunn and Elwood onttho line. ,,
This team was good enough to average
better than a touchdown per period against
the strong Brown eleven Yet without in
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. luuuih m, wiiu ui iiiu piuyors mentioned
above. Poach Billy Bull could put 6n the
Held a very strong eleven. Tho squad num
bers thirty-three plajers. It compares In
size with tho largest of the college squads
at this stage of tho season and Is larger
than most of them.
STATE LEAGUE OUTLOOK
FOR 1918 IS GLOOMY
President Allen, of Scranton Club,
Figures Circuit Will Bo n "
Dead Issue
SCHANTON. Pa. Nov. 19 Due to the
Tnllure of the National Baseball Association
to ngree 6n the rearrangement of territory
for 1018. so as to permit the formation of a
third major league, all hope of thei New
York Stnte I.ea'gue opening Its parks next '
season has been shattered, according to a
statement mado by Robert Allen, president
of the Scranton team.
Had tho rearrangement of territory plan
gono through, the league Intended to take
In llochester, and drop. Reading,, thls,giv!n
the teams a compact circuit and five cities
in which Sunday 'baseball1 could lie played,
providing the new lawgoeji Into effect In
New York State Now with no chance of
landing Rochester the league's hopes have
been blautod. as Reudlng was a dead Issue '
this jear and is a forlorn hope'for another
campaign ' ' "
Crowding the Germans
Out of the Air
foaled In Cnnaila ml" and
lira.. Helle. 09' Hftwefn Va. 11
Jork Scot. lHi Incoa. 101.
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(lav life. 91: Akel-
ilama 109 Hampton Dame lrtS; 'Indy lletty.
D5 Corn nroom 100 HI1k luru, 110
i-'lfth race, claiming, for flllleand marea.
hfee-ear-olela ana up mile ami hi yaraa ine
llusv lloay, HO- llsby Slater. 103 'Master LIU.
B7s llease. 10." Mlas Kruter, 111). Martaret u,
M- Orlana. 102! Ieonellla 102- llu Around.
104; 'Oolden llantam B7i Flora Finch. 10.'.
aitth rare. clntmlnK. for, HIIIch and marea.
three year-olaa anil un. mils and 70 yanla
Nannlei Slcle. 101- Klla llan, 108: llose Finn,
lrij Mlaa Itepre-ent. 109. Jllnila 10H Mary
Warren loO Mother Machree. lo." Charmeuae,
lOel; Cuddla Up. loft Marae ry. lo
Seventh race, elalmlna, for three-year-olda and
un 1A milea Kd llond. US Mima. 102. Kebo,
Us: Joh? Uoualaa up Cachet. M, Kelltn luu
marin. 102i Cantaln Hay, 102, vChrlatlo. 105s
Thornbloom. 8T.
Apprentlca allowanea claimed.
Weather clean track, faat.
Sox Get Lehigh Catcher
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i.riiT. haaaball team, the last four eeupna
u aimed, te Play with . tlw' CKMM.-WkH
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