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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-25
STATE VICTORY d
PROVED MAKING
OF PENN ELEVEN
If Team Shows Same Spirit
Against Pitt, Worst Will
Be Draw, Says Mathews
BY NEIL M. MATHEWS

Captain OF Penn Football Ieam,
Penn at last got break, but we surely
deserved 1t. Since I have been playing
football at Penn the team always has had
the fight and kept right on hustling despite
the fact that everything was breaking
against us and conditions were not very
good, but until Saturday we did not COM
bine the fighting spirit with the proper
kind OF football.
/ can truthfully say that Saturdays
game was the first in three years where
Penn played team football from start to
finish, and It resulted in victory over
the best team l ever have played against.
We won on our own strength and not be-
cause Of the weakness or poor form SHOWN
BY our opponents, and 1 think the victory
will prove the making OF the team.
Unfortunately. the game with Pitt is
scheduled for the coming Saturday, which
does not give us much time to come back.
1 feel sure that we will give good account
of ourselves, but will not make any predic-
tlons on the outcome. II we were scheduled
10 meet Pitt n week from Saturday i feel
sure that we would win with little TO
spare, but playing Warmers team so soon
after the strenuous battle with state Will
make It much harder for us.
II the boys show the same spirit against
Pitt that they did against State the worst
we can get is a draw. providing there are
no lucky breaks for either team. The work
of the team on Saturday really surprised
Coach Folwell as he had grave doubts
about the ability OF the newly constructed
backheld to get working properly with less
than a week OF practice together, and with
a green man in the line but everybody
came through In splendid shape
Folwell's ability TO build up system
of team play and to make the most of
the natural ability of each individual was
responsible for the victory. The new coach
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MANAGER JOE BAILEY HAS THE
\ GREYSTOCK QUINTET AT WORK
IN CAGE THREE TIMES A WEEK
Team Work Already Has Passed Preliminary
Stages OF Development-All Players in
Fine Physical Condition
BY SPICK HALL

player as Cross. and in fact was dis
covered" for Greystock by Ray himself
Dunleavy, who was with the T.. q. Budd
team OF the Industrial League last year
ana until recently owned by Greystock. Is
now with Wilkes-Barre. lie was origi-
nally released to De Neri
MIKE WILSON HAS TAKEN advantage
OF the new municipal golf course at Cobbs
creek Park. He has been welding the
nibnck and the driver all summer and has
developed into quite a good performer on
the links. II was surprised 10 see how
much golf improved n mans eye" said
Manager Bailey while talking on this sub
ject. Il didn't realize before why baseball
players went In so extensively for golf
Bun I see II now Mike is In better shape
and his eye Is better than II has been in
years.
ALLIE McwILLIAMs HAS been keeping
in training by playing baseball all summer
He played with the championship Purchas-
Ing Department team OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad against the Altoona Car Shops
nine at Altoona recently.
RAY CROSS HAS BEEN keeping In fine
trim by swimming at Cape May and also
doing some indoor aquatic work at the
West Branch OF the Y. NJ. c. A. Although
he weighs 1875 pounds. Cross Is faster than
ever ana Is quo To nave the best season
OF his basketball career Jimmy Sterrett
was very anxious for Cross to develop him
self into sprintng swimmer. but Ray
| mond decided that II would take up too
| much Of his time from the cage and de-
| clined.
sUGARMAN DID NOT do much athletic
work during the summer. but he has made
| up for lost time since he returned from
travelling in the West. Sugarman works
out every day, either in the Greystock
| cage or with some OF the athletes at
Medico-Chi, where he is n student.
JACK LAWRENCE, upon the advice OF
Manager Bailey has done very little ath-
| letic work since the close of the basketball
season last March. He had a very badly
sprained ankle The rest has put him in
perfect trim again.
JOE FoGARTY, besides practicing with
| the Greys works in the gymnasium at the
| Central Branch of the Y. NJ. c. A. He has
scarcely any fat on him at present and
will be in good condition for the opening
of the season.
AN INNOVATION at Cooper Hall by Joe
Bailey is the new clock which will show the
| spectators just how much time has elapsed
| II would be a great thing II all of the
other clubs were to install one of thesC
| clocks, because there is nothing that Is
more vital to the interested spectator thar
the knowledge OF how much time is left e
play. The new clock at Greystock can bC
seen from any part of the hall.
ROBERT MCGOWAN. FORMERLY Of
| the Greystock Reserves, is taking a cours,
| in aviation at the school in Essington undei
the tutelage of Walter johnson.
BILL HEBRON, WHO WAS with Grey
| stock a while last season when Allie Nc
Williams was out, has not reported TO Grey
stock. II is not likely that his services viii
be required this season by the downtowners
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really has not had much time to put his
system into working order. as II usually
takes at least year before a new in
structor has the men playing the style OF
football he favors. particularly after
team has been In the rut for several years
Folwell has built better team work in the
few weeks he has handled the team than
we have had in years, and from now on
there should be a general improvement.
The brilliant work OF Howard Berry was
particularly pleasing to me. l have con-
tended all along that Berry Is great
football player. and that IL he had been
handled properly would have been great
help to us last season. and / was determined
that he should have every chance to make
good despite the unfavorable things that
we're said against him.
Berry came through with flying colors,
and think his confidence will return The
greatest drawback in Berry's work last
year was his lack OF confidence. When "A
great natural football player loses con-
ndence he is worse off than the mediocre
player. because he worries more and goes
to pieces quicker.
That field goal made new man of Berry
Instead OF being uncertain and fearing that
he would do the wrong thing, Berry imme-
diately became confident and we could no
tice the differ ence In his spirit. l think that
before the season closes Berry will open
the eyes OF the football critics Of the East
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-25

EUeHing Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night

RYAN A. C.---scrsaw Kelly defeated Fred
Coster. third ouarternaster Smith stopped
Charley Soileme, Neung Morphew knocked
out Danny Gillen, fourth Charley Brooks
defeated NounF sam Laneford.
POINT nREEZE A. C.--Stenlcy Hlnckle
Qutpolnted Darby Casper, Waily Hinekie de-.
fcated nilly Haas, Johnny Adams Knocked
out Tommy sheridan, third iounE MeDer-
mott quit 20 Nd DcuEherty, nrsti dohnny
NEW NORK--Gus Christie shaded silent
Martin. Jimmy Duty knocked cat Tommy
DOYLE, hfthi Johnny Harvey defeated Harry
Pierce.
BOSTON--Battilng I.evinsky got referees
decision oyer Jack Dillon. twelve rounds,
Al Doty. tenth.
MiLwAUKEfs-Ien Rewiands drew with
MsCge,, Joe Herriok knocked out Steve
ST. LoUIs-rex Lewis won from Young
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COACH KELCHNER LOOKS FOR
PENN CHARTER DETHRONEMENT
BY FRIENDS CENTRAL ELEVEN
By LOUIS H. JAFFE

battle are Riebenack and Engeman. both
veterans.
Scholes, at quarterback: Marks and Stod-
dard, halves, and Remmy. fullbaclk. COM
pose the backfield and complete the team.
While Remmy is a husky proposition and
uses his weight TO advantage Marks and
Stoddard are faster men and rely mostly
on end runs and trick plays rather than
line-bucking.
Penn Charter has no easy problem in
aEnexing the Interacademic League laurels
this year So says Coach J. Martin Kelch-
ner, Friends Central School
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Scraps About !Scrdpers

-Four TO one was the result Of the sailor vs.
civilian tournament at the Ryan A, C., last
night. and tho only bout won by landlubber
came as big surprise, See-saw Kelly was
figured an easy foe for Fred Jordan, the sailor
heavyweight, but the Sec-saw person crossed
the dope. Three OF the tars knocked out their
opponents and II was great nght for the boys
In blue,
Bob McAllister. the California mlddleweiFht.
wants TO como back East. He II communioat-
ing with Joe Lewis, OF this city, to do his busl-
ness. McAllister II a clever boxer and while he
made good impression In bout with battling
Levinsky he ran into rtghthander OF Mike
Gibbons. thus sping his beans. Bob. accord
Ing TO a letter, Is boxing In fine form on the
coast
Frank Moran heavyweight pugilist was
fined $50 for speeding by MAGISTRATE House In
the New York Traffic Court. The hne was placed
at $50, II said. because Il was Moran q
second orense. Accompanying Moran at the
picture actress.
A New. York former amateur has invaded the
local field. He Is Are o. Leary brothes OF the
veteran Young. and featherweiEhts are oppo-
nents desired by the newcomer.
For fourteen years Willie Jones, of Brook
lyn. has been making himself perfectly good
human punching bag for featherweghts Rs
well as lghtweights HIS weight the other
night, 1881 pounds, was big surprise.
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De Neri Is Yictoriou.

De Neri went into action for the first time last
battle manaEed 20 beat the south Philedslphia
lads ,S,n by ~ 70 ~ I'm. % WAS ihe nrst tine the
paired on at forward. eastman In center and
Thompson and Cavnnaugh at guard. The lat-
ter's covering and noorwork. with the scorfnr of
Newman and eastman. featured the issKuers'
work
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N. 5urgess and Comerford are displaying no
mule neetness In getting down the field
~aaer punts as well as forward passes.
nls Is burgess's frt year on the varity
Somerford wore the +. C. on the gridiron
,-st season While their offensive work
ne also says neither has shown faults in
''snlins and breaking up plays.
me right tackle job is well taken care OF
y shoemaker. four years on the team and
ssptain. The same position on the oppo-
~ SIDE or the line finds Adams. The latter
no newcomer In football circles. as he
,saoe p quite reputation at Swarthmore
.aptain Shoemaker appeared at center
s' season. but with Simmons not only
s.lns In nne form but doing great work
tackle
The suardsmen who compete in line of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-25

~hlt< Aarsh Races, Erdrshsim Track. Chsstnaf
q A.. Hui--fccas and saturdss.,
!. -. =. tYnneuood chslis1r, Cup Win hezi
-t.tnase horses " Amefiea eateffo go.
iS1'..1rsi 49, ". iiooIf,h one u Amsiae4< fastest
..z 1z@<s.s. vi ~, ~ train. a cns.taus nn
F;;ls< |' W.; ''''s ss.z'a.a q Z ' s1s *. '
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NHIs lineup Of the moleskin warriors is
1 to be depended upon by Friends Central
In their endeavor TO bring the first Inter-
academic League football title. Penn
Charter. by reason of its brilliant playing
70 date and specially by its great victory
over West Philadelphia High School. is
being quoted almost unanimously as the
favorite. Despite this fact. Coach J. Martin
kelchner. his first year In charge of the
footballers, has confidence in his young
eridiron gang. and looks for Coach Dick
Merritts proteges TO be dropped from the
organization's pinnacle.
Most OF the boys on the eleven have had
experience on the chaIl<edoff field under the
Friends Central colors. They started early
prfctices this year and really are work.
ing we'll together. This has been proved
py their victories-20-0 over Ridley Park
nigh, 2s-0 over Haddonfeld Highland tho
sven up TT tilt with Lansdowne High.
Lansdowne always has a strong team and
sne tie game played by the Friends Central
contingent has placed added confidence into
Soach Kelchner for the battles with Penn
s,narter. Germantown and Episcopal-three
league matches.
Inc remaining games OF the Friends
SsehIal eleven as given out by Manager
sue htoddard, follow:
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auigefiibrt.

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repol,ltiordrc Ienben3 ,pitterten. Grit
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cr5pang cine 8eiicrlne Der Gage oe-
@yeber. Sn Cincinnati lit bas Sdal.
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bic auffiibruns bes srobsn Dramas
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ben 2eut. beitimmi. ionbern aud fir
bic 9lrbeitsrpsIt, fur bic es Elm befcne
here's SntersfIe bat. Die Matinsss
iino MlittDo5 unb Samiiag.
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in Der Siio Gront Strabe ernItlih e.
frauti barniebsr.
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fpettorin Der ylabrunssmitiel, bat
bier iiber 900 Jlai4sn gdtiup. neil
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binterIdbt $13,5OO in Bombs unb
9runbbeiib I'm Wertbe bon $500
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tbarins, Grace unb 9enno BON Ritts
berg; benz Grssnipoob 5riebboi
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ten unb bem gleffsn 5ufallen foa.
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ssitsrn auf Gtsiouns pertInat. gr
nil aubsr Der Sdsibuns bic SShut
iibsr feline br.i ainbr. Die 5rau
peri6panb i'm Cttober 1915 unb Ipll
ii6 isbt in Cincinnati aufbaIten unb
bprt in sinem ReItaurant bsi6dfiist
feiu.
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Glmer 9sricsboff bon gso. t0li
See Strabe, itarb seitern i'm alter
bon 21 'Sabren.
- Ger Ged,tsanipalt Sobn 9,
Teeo. BON Der slepofnteniirnia gpruC
&c Reeb, fpurbe seitern bonn 9oupers
reir sunt Goilntpridlter ernanltt.
3crr Heeb bate biwf 5pei Sa6ra
els 9oIiSciridtcr fiinairt. sSm Sabre
1918 mar er in Der benlofratiiden
Trin1iripabI als GegenfanbiOai
@learp's fiir bas 9lmt bes County.
ridsters alifoetreten jcood) bon Cleo
rp 5efisst tporben. Sn feiner aanbiSus
titr fir StaHt.apniniiiiGr iinterlas
er gleidfa!ls. Serr 9ieeb lit elm tiit.
tiger Suriit. fpeIdcr pdbreno ieineS
stmtstermines oils Yoli5eiridter, als
Colder lid beip1brt bate.
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rage bes Sern Worsan in gopinston
Wicobb porlebte TaGt in Segleitung
5fpeier Wtdnner poriprd6 uub etii
Guto mietben tpollts. 9err Wlorgan
peripeiserte bies unb rietb ibm, in
Der 9arase gu blsiben. WioO6p ipollte
babon nicbts ipiiIen unb entfernte lid,
nit ieinsn gestsitern. SIM SpipitaI
ertldrte Moobp, bab er elm S4dnts
lofal in Neppprt beiu9t battle unS
ipGter, ols er bas 2otaI perlieb, BON
spsi Wdunern iibsrfaIlen unb ieinsr
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our 9lufredthuItuns beg Suscnbge,
rldts bei5utrasen. cab esitern Rid
ter .. @olff cine Gntfheibuns ab,
pel9e dusemein eiinitie uufsenpmmeu
ipsrben biirfte. Der gid,ter ipiss bas
rauf bin, bab bic Grunbeisentbiimsr
Der Staot bur4 3u6lung Der Gountps
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fte Senntnib. fpelde BON edit belts
f9er @riinbli6teit untsrftiiBt piro, in
rollem Wadbe beIibt.
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Cine bodanseIsbene beuifds pio.
nisrin 1T ssitsrn nit 5rau Waris
Gam inert ssb. esner aus benz 2es
ben gtIdisbsn, innig bstraueri BON If
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ben. Die Grsiiin bate bas tobe als
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2penus in 5artipsa. ipofelbIt lie in
beitaulider Rube ibren 2ebensabsnb
perbradte. itlOB iie aud bic augen
gum e.pisen S6lummer. Die 9srs
bIidtne mar bi. Wittips BON sSoIspb
2ammert. Die 9serbisung finest am
Wsoniag Worsen bon Der Ct. aarl
8orrpmdus Stride in Carthage aus
auf tem ct. Scbannes Gottssuder in
ct. Bernard ftdtt.
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I'm Die .Gnse eetrieben
Ssitebt Or. aribur @arrsn Wliis sin
bas @ifi setauf. gu bab.n,
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qsd, sstObtsi purbe.

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Der GefdnssnensQl sQlbtheilung bes Bel
lepue 5ofpitals iibsrfiihri.
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Ginpei6ung 6 bes Conn
tags 6uI Qubis

tprium.
9as Sonntagli6ul 9ubitprium
Der GpaHgel. ct. pauls airte in
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grdnb. 9as seuer fpurbe, bn niss
manb CUR 3eit in Der Wobnung fid
befanb, BON Ra6barn esl0idt. Der
Shabsn 1T esrins.
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Msfdae.

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me nabe Der Dprheiisr apsnue mil
Neutrality-suspicious. fir bas Sunba
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grprsi6s psridiitisi. Sbifon feline
4r5eitsiOllepsn i'm Tofor. aus fsiner
ouaiOollen Gaze bsireiten, bate alsts
der bof, ipie i'm fiGotiiten Scipital,
mo sr 2tufnubms fanb, ermiitelt ipurs
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Ssiis gebrodsn unb aud fhpere in
mere @srlebungen bnDonsstrnasn. fos
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Gin3errbilo Der o.utidsn5raa.

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