Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-26
Personal Touches in Sports

first 10 play a game. The Reading team won
from lockwood quintet, of this city, in an ex-
hibition game played in the upstate city.
offer any, bonus TO players for winning the
| National League pennant for st. Louis In 1918.
| He might make the Orer and still be perfectly
safe.
Anthony F. Wilding, the AustralasIan tennis
sraGf has gained nee honors on the 691ttshed
is not surprising that the roar OF shot and
sheIl falls to disconcert him. He has long
been used to the racket.
| Yale now has the finest bowl In the country
| All she needs to complete It is a high-grade
| pitcher,
70 her long string Of golf trophies. Judging
| from her name, 1t would be highly appropriate
II she were given knife occasionally
gone TO the Brooklyn Federal League Club as
manager Which shows how desperate a man
Cardinals and Cubs,
smo Ws the nag EpSsS
pal Academy football team, which has lost
that defeats win make the victory swester"
Another record may be broken in New York
az the Winter Garden on November z, when
Welsh and Wolgast meet. Neither has ever
been knocked out.
The hardest work Of a PhilsdeIphia sporting
out OF New York about the Athletics. Thus
6dRss has BSRdss sss
retired; Plank uSi win o proSsbiy jump 70 the Fed
sTSl en1d League Connie @ MACK vii get new ne Gp
Jump to Fsds.
Pat Moran is not expecting amy Of the Philly
players 70 jump TO the EsdsTsl fsETs He so
This means that with the recruits which are
expected to adoTp the local Na1ii9nal Leasqs is
build up team which may be contender in
Charley Doom, ex.manageqg Of the Phillie:i
to return n from from his auto trip, for some days
but he agreed saturday TO NIL an engaEemeht
with the Phiiiles again, but he viii play in
Philadelphia all this week.
CLARK ana Miller, q Bethlehem. two ss, s,2s s3s
soccer players, nave been sqspende,d snd Ea1t az
ball Association. Clark and Miller applied 70
ginning Of the season. and their request vas
granted. as It was believed they had not signed
The United States Football Association shoIll
receive the highest praise for IT'S act as II IN
dicates that II Is ever ready TO protect the IN
terest OF It's men.
It has been demonstrated again that WI
lie Hoppe is the peer Of the world IN ths
bourne Inman. the English champion. he has
come through with colors dying lt Is apparS
cnt now that the great American exponent OF
the defeat OF major football eleyens by minor
years.
One more week, basketball fans. then your
hearts desires will be granted The EasieLh
League season will be ushered IN next MOI
day and many OF the fans can hardly "a'
for the time TO roll around.
Advanced football is the cause assigned to
the defeat OF major football leyens by i1ilho,,
organizations this year. Tradition and r I9,l
have been Oyerthrown by the startling shoSSinss
OF the smaller colleges and all hands htthhs
20 thinking Forward passing has been '"'
biggest aid 70 upsets
The second local Interstate Billiard LsAsGe
match viii be played tomorrow nlsht u, -,
ling.ys Billiard Academy, when Pierre Ntra N2
poue meets Hugh Heal, Of Toledo. Malp1s5,i
The Philadelphia repre- entatye' LOST hlS f5r m a
match 10 Johnny" Killing, but We nope i''
better result this time Pierre. old boy
Cornell and Brown football officials are eon-
vinced that the numbering Of the playstl, ,5vo- 5
practical thing. In the future two moro e1s'eh
Gates of the numbering system whl pres
that gospel.