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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
PATTERSON GOLF
CUP MATCH NOW
ANNUAL EVENT
Memorial Cup Contest Is IS
Years Old = Individual
Championship Is Older.
Golfers to Meet in 1915.

With the exception of the individual
golf championship of Philadelphia, the
oldest competition on the calendar of
the Golf Association of Philadelphia is
the Joseph Henry Patterson Memorial
nually on Memorial Day for the past 10
years. The open tournament is 12 years
old. while the midsummer handicap, the
Pater ct Fillus and the Ancient and
Honorable tournaments are of compare
lively recent origin. The first has been
held annually for five years. the second
for four years and the third for three
years. This year new event. the junior
championship Of Philadelphia, was added.
Several years ago an attempt was made
to institute a junior event, and 1t was
then called the scholastic championship
For some reason or other. lack of inter-
est most likely, II was not n success and
consequently was discontinued. This
time, however, Robert w. Lesley, presi-
dent of the Golf Association of Philadel-
phia, gave the junior championship his
personal attention and the Merton Cricket
club, where II was held. did everything
in their power TO make the boys COM
Portable. AS a result 1t was a huge sue
cess and from then on the junior
championship was assured of permanent
place on the Golf Associations calendar
The annual meeting of the Golf Asso-
citation OF Philadelphia will be held early
In the year and the present efficient off,
GERS will in all likelihood be reelected
The place OF venue OF the different as
sociation events for-next season will then
be decided on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
JOSEPH KALBFUS
URGES REDUCTION
OF BAG LIMITS
Secretary of State Game
Commission Considers the
Number of Birds Allowed
by Law Is Too Large.
By JOSEPH KALBFus

Secretary Joseph Kalbfus, of the Penn
sylvania State Game Commission, writes
his fourth game story for EVENING
LEDGER readers:
Considering the many hunters, the nccu-
racy of improved firearms in use today
and the eXpertness of many in its use
1 believe the bag limit on ruffed grouse
now fixed at so per season; the limit on
quail, now placed at 20 per season, and the
number of woodcock. now numbering 50
per season, should be reduced. have be-
fore me statements 10 the effect that four
men killed 900 ruffed grouse In a certain
section; the same four men killed 200
ruffed grouse last year near the same
place.
Ono statement is TO the effect that six
men killed 1S3 ruffed grouse on one hunt.
An OIL City paper terms this 'wanton
slaughter" and 1t looks that way to the
great majority of our people, whether
they hunt or not. These are illustrations
Of happenings all over the State. six or
eight, or may be ten men in a county do
ing this thing. while the great majority
OF hunters got below 20. or perhaps even
10 or less for the season, because the
expert has already covered the ground
We therefore feel that the annual limit
on ruffed grouse, quail and woodcock
should be reduced. leaving the daily and
weekly limit as 1t is.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
PENN OARSMEN
OPPOSE CUTTING
ROWING COURS
Proposal to Reduce Pouqb.
keepsie Race From -Four
Miles to Three Is Not An.
proved by Students Hen

That the University OF Pennsylvsr.
will steadfastly oppose the reduction 1,
the rowing course at Poughkeepse fro.,
four miles to three miles is certain fro..
the action of the College Boat cl,h
which dictates the rowing policy OF it,
Red and Blue, At its last meeting ~
club passed a resolution expressing n.
opposition to the three-mlle course Az
instructing its representatives on ns
Board Of Stewards of the lnterconee,al.
Rowing Association to oppose any cham,
in the length of the course.
As the situation now stands, Columbl,
and Cornell. the only other members n
the I. G. r. A., have voted to ask ~
stewards to substitute the three-m0s
course. The Pennsylvania men feel thas
ns long as they are opposed to the chanr,
the Columbia and Cornell men win no
force a vote. They could outvote Penn.
sylvania to on the point, but II might
cause friction, since heretofore on cues
tions of policy like this there has ALWAYS
been unanimous action.
The matter was widely discussed Al
the last meeting of the College Boat club
and the objection to the change wa
almost unanimous The contention OF tha
Pennsylvania men is that reducing TIA
course from four miles to three would
not lessen the danger to the oarsmen. but
that It would greatly reduce interest ii
the regatta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
INTERCOLLEGIATE
BASKETBALL SEASON
OPENS AT Penn
Game Will Be Played
Here on January 9, When
Cornell Meets Red and
Blue - Official Schedule.

The intercollegiate Basketball League
will begin its season January with games
at Dartmouth and Pennsylvania and win
continue through to March IL. This means
a season one week longer than last years.
Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Dart
mouth, Princeton and Yale are again the
members of the league. Prospects Of c r
lumbia's winning the title this season are
bright. In addition to Lee, Benson, Dur
yea and Wegener. of last years team.
there are Eekle Calder, who won place
on the "All-Eastern" five. while at St
Lawrence, and Walker, who starred At
De Pauw University.
The intercollegiate schedule is as fol-
lows:
January 3, Cornell at Pennsylvania; >
Columbia at Dartmouth7 12, PennsylvanlA
at Yale; 13, Princeton at Columbiai Is
Cornell at YALE 16, Cornell at Dartmouth
16. Columbia at Pennsylvania; 10, Pennsyl-
vania at Princeton; %. Yale at Cornell
o. Princeton at Pennsylvania.
February 5, Dartmouth at Columbia 2
PENNSYLVANIA at Cornell; 8, Columbia Al
Yale; 10, Cornell at Princeton 12, Penn
syIvanla at Columbia; 10, Yale at Dart
mouth; II, Princeton at Dartmouthi ~
Cornell at Columbia; 20, Yale at Prince
ton; 20, Dartmouth at Pennsylvania; ~
Princeton at Cornell; 26, Yale at Colum-
bia; 26. Pennsylvania, at Dartmouth.
March 5. Columbia at Cornell; Q. faie
at Pennsylvania; 6, Dartmouth at Prince
ton; s, Dartmouth at Cornell; Q. Prince
ton at Yale; 12, Columbia at Princetoni
l2 Dartmouth at Yale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
TEMPLE GIRLS SCHEDULE
Basketball Squad Practicing Hard
for Opening Game.

While the boys varsity basketball team
is South the girls basketball team will
hold the interest Of the Temple Univer-
sity students, Assistant Director of Ath-
letics Miss Preston has been coaching her
five for the last few weeks. and expects
to have her team capture their opening
game, played with the Jenkintown High
School at Jenkintown this afternoon.
Games are pending with Sharon Hill
Academy, Trenton Y. W. c. A. and with
George Washington University, at Wash
ington. Their season will end when they
meet the Arlington High School five at
Arlington in the inteTscholastic girls
championship games.
The remainder of their schedule is as
follows!
Camden II. s., January T. at Camden
Apington II, s. January H. at Temple
Nlnelard H.. s., January 10, at Nineland
l-ansdowne II. s., January 90. at LansdowneA
Hadionheld II, s., February 4. at Temple.
beethwood School. ut JenkintoWn. February
Iansdowne II. s., February 16. at Temple.
10, at Moorestown.
Abingdon II. s.. a return game
Beechwood School, JenkintoWn 1.-TWO games)
Camden Fl. s., Il return game.
Moravian Seminary. Bethlehem e games)
Arlington II. s., March 3, at Arlington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
sWARTHMoRE PREP pATEs

The Swarthmore Prep basketball team
viii play its second game of the season
tomorrow afternoon, when 1t opposes the
LansdOwne High quintet on the former 5
floor. Coach Beck has developed a fine
team, which is composed of Captain Stow,
Pierce. Hardesty, Cronin and Evans.
The schedule follows:
December II. LansdOwne High, home;
January s, Swarthmore College scrubs,
away y. Germantown Academy, home;
16. Wilmington Friends. home; 90 Brown,
home; 23 BordentoWn Academy, away; q.
Wilmington Friends, away; 80, HaVer-
ford. home; February 2. Garnet vs. Gray,
home; 8. Perkiomen, home; 3, Wilmington
High, home; 70. Lawreneeville, home; l6
Chestnut Hin. away; 20. Haverford, away;
23 Chestnut Hin. home; n. Tome School,
away
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
SOCCER Ar GERMANTOWN

Twenty men have reported for the Ger
mantown Academy soccer team. This Is
the first year the mentioned institution
has undertaken the English pastlme. The
fellows who have been displaying fine
form In the early practices are Conn.
Cahall, Sheble. West, Tausslg, Clothier
Jones, Lamb, d. Beard ana Campbell.
w Beard, manager Of the team, Is ar
ranging the schedule. The captain OF the
eleven will be elected next week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
CORNELL DATES ANNoUNoEn

ITHACA, N. y, Dec. 16-rhe AtbIs,,.
s9elatlo1 made public today the sebsduiaA as 81
the Cornell wrestling team 0sheuule OF
,,. .Re CoTnell mat men win open the season
MlIl NJ, fa a hatch with lafayette In this citv
WI come here and March the ithacans Wifi
RjilILh9g 70 south bethlehem to engage Ia.
Al RbeI be met Sf March 5sTS q On March is Columbia
Mtl be held az South Bethlehem On Marcb Mligg,
me cornell hockey team win play lts frat
s sau1e " oe the season with Williams On ne
eenlnsr - probably in New York cttY sc
fS55ains SS5aH TO the hockey schedule made public
Cornell plays Princeton I'm New Yor,, a., N.
SWS@PaF Wesp Po5, ap HarYs5d 81 Boston on January d
Columbia in New York on Isn,isrv ~ ii ~
yale In New, Haven on January ~ 40 anu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
NEW CLUB FORMED
Nonpareil to Make Boxing Debut
Here Friday.

The Nonpareli Athletic Club will reopen
its doors Friday night under the manage
ment of the well-known sportsman, Pat"
McHaie, who will be assisted by Pop"
O'Brien as matchmaker and referee.
Freddy" Kelly. the Rising Sun lad who
has been fighting in sensational form,
and Young Jack" o'Brlen, conceded to
be one OF the cleverest men in the ring
today, will meet in the main bout The
opening bout will show Tommy Boyd,
of Kenslngton, and ABE" Sherman, of
Frisco The second number will be be-
tween Bobby" Mcleod, champion of
Scotland and Young Stanley, Of River
ton, y. ]. willie" Moody, of Port Rich
mond, meets Johnny Burns, of Ken
sington, in the third bout, while the semi
final will bring together Bill" Donovan,
of Kensington, and young" Critic, of
Shenandoah.
The first step to revive boxing interest
at Hazleton, Pa, will take place Decem-
ber q, when Steve Latzo the undefeated
local lightweight, and Jack" Brazzo, of
Coleraine, another In the same class, will
clash in q ten-round go at the Grand
Opera House. Heretofore the fights have
been staged at Maennerchor Hall, an out
of-the-way place, where many patrons did
not care to trudge.
Jimmy Entwistle, 24l3 North AIutter
street, would like to match Young"
Scully with local boys.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
PAUL THOMPSON MAY
BE- NEW MEMBER OF
UNIVERSITY BOARD
Election Takes Place at
Meeting Today Old
Graduate Advisory Foot
ball Plan May Be Revived

At this afternoons University Of Penn
aylvanla Athletic Association meeting a
new graduate member win be elected to
sha Beard of Directors. Several promi-
mont sfaduates have been suggested. but
neae has gained 80 much favor as Paul
IoInpaon. one OF the members Of the new
H1s|hesE Committee. OF the other meme
1tfs 0f this committee George II. Frazier
s. noW s member OF the Board OF Trustees
- the University and, therefore, ineligible
zoF shs Board of Directors Of the Ath-
ieIil Association. while John Brown the
zhifd member Of the COMMITTEES Us al
feady q member of the Board. IS elect
eu1efs Of the Business Committee
HeaId - brought into the closest touch
Hn lhe Athletic Association.
aatles EaQ e eieetsa b uemherlhip
~ settles faet that the Qlakers alu
4H e fle ga afdtem q alaauate 1I-
HHaEu HNlAA was inaiaiIe4 in iNat.
Afd.nF q fhe hesg lHiasHat.on tile teo
1Iftai1fa lllaIlI E1 4iaat 10 nEau5ter-
fes faarHaH EolHra5fie- are Robert
aad wharton Slatlff Uolh man af8
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raaa s nof fa elected aaiH tie
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
Bouts Poorly Attended

Interest and enthusiasm among the speeta.
tors who attended the falrmount Athletic CUP
last night was conapicuOua BY its abaencei
However. O smattering Of fans. who sat hnd'
died together Ia various parts % the building.
displayed q true sporting spirit by remaining
10 the two bouts which the management
after much squahbling, decidedto put on
In the first bout KID Boots Was administering
such q beating 20 Billie Christie that the lat
ters seconds threw up the sponge Ia the fourth
Young Ketchel and Charley Jones who ns-
ured Ia the nnal bout put up q fairly good cx-
hfbition considering the conditions under
which they boxed. with honora going 10 Kctr
chel az the end Of six rounds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
SCHOLASTIC NOTES

The lnelisibIlity OF Ave OF Northeast Highs
basketball players TO compete In the cage
game until they pass In their studies Will
greatly handicap the Red and Black quintet IN
Its early games The men out OF the game are
Gaptain Hedelt, Fulton. Sheldon. Wilson and
Frank Greer and Jack Glascott the Catholic
star football men, are greatly strengthening
the Purple and Gold basketball team.
if the Section Al class OF Central High
school wins the interclass basketball Champion
tive victory.
With three regulars in the lineup the sopho-
mores OF Central High School are shopinp
their heels In the interclass Heries with a per-
varsity men. 9i' ''o
luke, who played a fast game m tbe .ooc.-
held Tor West Philadelphia High school. viii
Iead the Orange and Blue socceTites In 191h
Ii ,,iisrmantown Academy's first basketball Rams
Nn VII De played Friday afternoon when IL op7
STs ,ssotg SS AlnIpler High school fve. Captain
IiaMtord. Keller Holmes and r. ClIns ara
the veterans ot the team PIatt and FSitcbyv
ere showing finely IN practice under The csrs y
ful eye or Coach Sutton. '"s 'are-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
Wilmington Seeks Tourney

s.Ihe me EXECUTIVE Committee OF the United
gssHi ges9giirements OF section q Of the bylaws and
sba bsas tsi ts1iuy 70 present TO the delegates az
t AZ y tht & &MsidoTI New Yerk city. "a list OF at
Tor holding each OF the three champion sbiqs :.
4 glance az the list leaves a suspicion that
mas Deen necessary TO do little psddin1
as IL IL noticeable that Garden div snd
Mlllnlngton appear as candidates for All three
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
Ready for Roller Races

NEW YORK, Dec. 8-'rhe nro,,ra,, - ~.
SsE SA5sslns sds sP5int nesting on tonight al
srl sl'1Sh e,, Squate t Iarden has been announced
SasI ssars; %, s hssif.mlle dash in two heats ana a
uhai I9f kotds silver and bronze trophIes aad :
emile handicap, with "Joa'f Jordan ne
Itie IItie holder, az scratch, will be the workout
lh9 professional bill for the sprint Ineefins
VIII consist OF one-third mile opep fia 81
ana 4 one and nvc-milo handicaD 44
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
FOOTBALL PAYS Avn PENN

Football and basketball are the only two
spoTts which paid at the University OF Penn
sglsahla last year. according TO the renort
made TO the Athletic Association The crsdit
palance nj fHvor of football is Sl2 28.I "a ami
ton curing the fiscal year was operated with
4 galn OF f54I,so. and the total gate receipts
meluding the competitors share was Si50
$50 %. The sum available for the assoSifi
tion's own use was $IOS 600.
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ohamplons Boughton'g Oause

hEVAHkl n y, Dec l8-HaToId DIbbIaa
of the New York, A. q, well known in ana
tour athletic circles, VIII champion The caula
0f Charles Boughfon. the Central HlFh School
athlete ana lnlelsehqlastic tgo-mile champian
New York Public schcola Athietlc League
baeauze 10 worked ~ Instructor al cua of Ihs
ma7. Din1fsa hass undertaken ta infasfiFata
the Holshton ease. and 4 be ls aatishad flat
he y9uu9 man ~ an amateur az hearf he uIHi
ask the Anateuf Athletic Bnloa % PAS 81 ne
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Appleby Unbsaten

NEW YORK. Dec. i6.-IsdWard AppIeby. of
Columbia University Is now the only un-.
beaten contestant IN the national afnate,r
tournament for the Class Q billiard chamDion-
ship al 1872 balkiine. He earned that dfstine-
tlon at poyle's rooms last night By DEFEATING
Ferdinand A. unGer. whose record prior d
meeting the collegian had been four stralRht
victories. Appieby scored easily leading All
the way and winning BY sixty point marEain
900 g 40. In 85 innings. His average was
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Harvard seniora Rleot

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 1G-,-he E4.r,,,-
senior class completed rs election ~ - ~, a.
coin y iLossn Of Boston. quarterback on the
IN contest with T. I CoolidEs ~ s5i,P .h
RlaSea eng on ths eleven. ana W. II. claiiin
Tho Class Day Committee syas ebose, -
9Sllows; J. = Bradlee. Of Boston; staniey IL
5ennoeki OF syracuse, and r. 81. J. smith, 81
Capper; Of Brookline, captain Of the traeE
Team 81 B. Fhillips, ot Boston. Of tie hockey
Robert ~ aannett' Of Cambridge. baseball
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Coffey Beats Smith

NEW YORK, Dec 1e-As ''Gunboat'. smith
Or California, and Jim C0ffey The Dubiin
heavyweight, advanced 70 the centre Of he
ring az Madison square Garden last nlEht and
rights and leftg, Jimmy johnson. boxing
manager az the Garden. stopped AZ the ringalde
air himself q a predietion ,'ftll 80 about
ono round. he said. The nrst one that Fets
Ia front of one Of those swings IS Going fo
Drop But Jimmy missed his gdsss and
for, that matter 90 did many more. The naht
went the full limit of ten rounds. and a lie
end neither was greatly damaged though
Coffey deserved 10 win.