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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
OHIO STATE WINS THE CONFERENCE
HONORS WITH AN UNBROKEN STRING
OFVICTORIES ON WESTERN GRIDIRON
Second Place Is Won by
Big Minnesota Team.
Defeat of Michigan a
Surprise

yTllE honors In the Western conference go
l. to Ohio state with an unbroken string
Of victories, while the second was won by
Minnesota. After a few games on Thanks
giving Day the football season in the Mid
die West will hs over save for the service
games which will be played until the snow
flies.
Tho defeat of Michigan Ivy Northwestern
was big surprise. II was the first time
in twelve years that the Michigan eleven
had played in the Conference games, and
having beaten Nebraska and Cornell, IL was
expected that the big team from Ann Arbor
would turn the trick without much trouble,
as the only team that had beaten the Vol.
veriuos was Penn Three Of Michigan's $ best
men were on the side lines because Of the
ConferoMNc nlICihillIN rMlns.
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snirit shown in the Lehlgh-Lafayette game
A. South Bethlehem Saturday, when an
inexperienced, green team was buried under
. 7s-to-O score. 1t was wonderful VIC
tory for Lehgh, but every point was
earned. Lafayette refused to become de-
noralized or put to rout, but continued to
Aght harder and harder rs the game neared
tHe end The Lehigh players knew they
had been in football game, and when the
final whistle blow many patted the van
ouished Lafayette players on the back-a
tribute TO their wonderful showing
Ready Shows Sportsmanship
Tom Ready, the Lehigh coach, knows
how to take n victory, and also knows
how to take a defeat. Throughout the
rame he watched his team score touch
down after touchdown, but from his ap-
nearance no one could tell whether he was
winning or losing. lie kept IN the back
ground, failed to show himself like many
coaches would have done when a teap'
performed so brilliantly. Tom never plays
TO the grandstand nor does he step into
the limeight to take all Of the glory. lie
gives full credit TO the men who played the
game,
Only once did Ready step ON the field
and that was between the halves. 4 few
PLAYS before time was up one Of the La
fayette players was indulgiug in some rough
stuff after tackling an opponent and was
ruled out of the game.
What was that fellow chased for p"
asked Tom Of one of the officials.
HE kicked one of the Lehigh men after
tackling him." was the reply.
II don't think he did it Intentionally -"
said Ready, 'and, anyway, it seems Il
shame to put n man out when a team is
fighting so hard as Lafayette. Let him
come back in the next half and well forget
all about it,
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Wednesday February 20 Hancock vs. Csira I'd
Alumni, st. COLUMBIA VS. Port Richmond Y NJ
9. a.
Monday. February %. Y. NJ II. A. vs. Broth
erhODl Beth Israel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
TOM KEADY SHOWS SPORTSMANSHIP
WHEN HE ALLOWS DISQUALIFIED
PLAYER TO RETURN TO THE GAME
Lehigh Coach Overlooks Infraction of Rules bv
Rival Player-Lafayette Fights Hard From
Start to Finish Against Great Odds
BY ROBERT W. MAyWEI,

,IyHEN two rival colleges meet in the
w final game of the season bitter hard
fought battle always reSniS ,o no b@ aet hoG
.,ss une side which is hopclessly outclasscd be-
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Final Standing of
Conference Teams

terback played an important part in Wis.
COnSins Is TO . victory over Chicago The
annual game between Indiana aud Purdue
developed into "grudgc" affair in all that
the team implies
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,au Il narder time Of II. The guards opened
Dig holes in the line and the ends boxed
their opponents on the end runs The
,acKlcS had some difficulty, but the real
trouble occurred in the center Of the line
Monty Einmal, the former Hayerford School
BOY played that position for LAFAYETTE ana
was easily the star of his team lie was in
every play, clogging up the lire and tackling
at the ends. He was aggressive throughout
and never let up until the last period, when
ne was Forced to retire because of an injured
Knee. In another year Emmal snould bo
one Of the greatest Centcrs in the country
Mendleson also played we'll for Lafayette
Eight Goals Missed
Lehigh had some difficulty in Kicking
goals from touchdown. After the first score
Mcdonald missed an easy chance and after
that Herrington tried II. Tho quarterback
missed seven in succession and had n diff
ferent man holding tho bah each time.
Finally Mcdonald was given a chance and
booted over three in succession. A. Nagin-
mis- registered the last one
HerrinCton stood out among the Tchigh
players with his wonderful running in the
open field, The little quarterback Is a hard
man to tackle, as he lodges cleverly, can
stop suddenly and swerve In a different di-
rection and knows how to use the stiff arm
| His spectacular play kept the spectators on
their feet throughout the battle
Lafayette deserves a great deal Of credit
for her game showing, and Robert ~ Berry
man, the coach, should come in for his
share From the start of the season il was
an uphill battle, for all the regular varsity
men had left college and it was necessary to
build up team with green material. Not
one man who played against Lehigh ever
played on n varsity team until this year
and that's enough TO discourage any one
Dr. Al sharpe couldn't do anything with
| Cornell, and if Sharpe can't do it no one
else can.
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PENN DIDN'T TRY
TO TALLY BIG SCORE
Carlisle Game Simply q
Workout for Big Game
With Cornell

The University or Pennsylvania football
squad achieved a fair workout and nothing
more for the big Thanksgiving game with
Cornell by trouncing the Carlisle Indians in
Saturdays set-to on Franklin Field other
wise the game was not n success, The fact
that IL was the second SATURDAY game that
Penn ever scheduled as a prclud" to the
Thanksgiving fraCas failed TO draw real
Saturday crowd and the small attendance
was forced 10 shiver in the raw air as soon
as the sun gave indications Of leaving the
scene"
Tho 26-0 score tells nothing except that
Penu'S frst-string team found mere toys in
their lighter, younger and weaker redsiln
opponents. The appearance Of tn" Indians
on Franklin Field was in strange contrast
to the formidable veteran squads that Glen
Warner formerly brought TO Philadelphia
to battle with old Penn as equals of the
Red and Blue. The youthful copper-colored
warriors We're unable to cope with FoIwell'S
organization.
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HOT the Cage Teams
Stund-Week'S Layout

The standing OF the leagues follows:
EASTERN BASKETBALL. LEAGUE
$;:::::!;;:. ::$ /: 3:: :s: s:
SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK
T,nICht-pc N"ri at Trenton.
TucSday--Readng at Groystoch.
Observation-Disclosures at Camden.
Thursday--Camden at Jasper, Trenton at
Saturday-Greystock at De Ncrl.
NORTHWEST CHURCH ASSOCIATIONS
G,sixs.y. : I,"S" 90" Sex GSyegfnt" . &G5 &G55
SGh% fsIaer %&7 %&7 EnrtbDgt Etrsi Rg;fh 1919
SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK
Tonight--Calvary w. Harper. First Dutch v..
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street vs. schweni,-
fielder, Covenant VS.. Oiivet-Covenant
BROTHERHOOD LEAGUE
Es29";!S EsTs'5as '$$$ EEs9fS E:sF Fa,s. 1893 1893
SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK
Tuosday-Fraternlty at Unity.
ThursdaY--Unity at Evangcl. Keystone at
SATURDAY sst E&-Kcystone at Fraternity E,anecl at
WEST PHILADELPHIA LEAGUE
%iSlrSsSn &Sf EsS SS$$7T S$7T FcG,llfDdH DdH j S$$ S$$
DARBY INrERcHURcH LEAGUE
Sharon ST. 4Smff m. iS0S 800 sii5am sSifi5SH ! SSSS SSSS
AMERICAN LEAGUE Or CAMDEN
FA FesIisss S Ed 1899 Keyso"s 800 SSS
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Not Out to Make Record

Before the game thero were reports, in
spite Of Folwcll's denial that Penn would
endeavor to pile up a score greater than
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Both Sides Win Toss

An incident occurred when the coin was
tossed which was overlooked by Lehigh
Charley McCarty held the coin in his hand,
and. turning to the rival captains, asked:
Who will CALI"
4 WILL replied Lou Seigel of Lafayette.
and Captain Halstead of Lehigh. In unison.
McCarty hipped a shining half dollar into
the air.
Heads ~ yelled Seigel.
Heads shouted HalStead.
The coin fell to the ground. 1t was heads.
and each man guessed correctly. Here was
a chance for a nice little argument but
the captains were too nervous to notice "
ntte thing like that. Seigel was first to
announce himself
We'll defend this goal" he said waving
MS arm toward the west.
All right" responded lialstead, well
kick off"
Had Ready been aware that his captain
nao been outguessed at the start he would
nave been sure that the jinX was among
those present that afternoon.
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The standing Of the leagues follows:
EASTERN BASKETBALL LEAGUE
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Lafayette PLAYS Hard

II was hard game in tile first period,
with Lafayette doggedy disputing every
inch of the way. The Eastonians showed
no respect for Lehigh and went into every
pay as II they were playing high school
team. The tacklng was hard and when a
man was downed a half dozen opponents
were on top of him. Penalties were fire.
queht. but these were due to overanXio IS
ness more than anything else.
Lafayette lost great chance in the
nrst period after Lou Seigel had been In
,ured and taken out of the game. Lehigh
was nervous and didn't know what to eX-
pect' At this juncture the Maroon and
White tried TO rush the ball instead of
Kicking it. A strong wind was behind
.iefn and the play could have been trans
Ierred to Lehigh's territory. But the
quarterback waited until the fourth down
oeiore giving the signal for a punt and
INJURED the pass. The ball rolled across
.he goal line, where the runner was tackled
.or safety. Those two points were all
mat Lehigh needed to get started, and
rom then on there was nothing to it.
headys team. however, played wonder
.ui FOOTBALL, and the formation showed tre-
mehuous power even against a weak team
me man with the ball always was pro-
e.cted by cloud of interfererS and the
pays were very effective. Last Saturday
nehigh could have given any team in the
.ouhtry hard battle and have more than
an even chance to win.
Wysockie Is a Star
Wysockie is a great fullback and ranks
,h "Nh the stars of the year lie hits the
'ne we'll, has change of pace which
varnes the tacklers when he dashes around
ule end and throws the forward pass better
n ssh any man have seen this year. His
SaSses are low and hard and they always
sah true to the mark. With this young
Nal sn IN the backfield and w. Maginnes and
nNu,SSarthy on each side of him, to say
'hg or Harrington calling out the sig
asis. Lehigh's backs compare favorably
III any In the country. It's too bad the
~ were not playing together in the Pitt
E veorgetown games. 1t might have
" 's2 different story.
~ line men also played well. but they
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8leine Ypliseina@rid)ten

= Inter Der 9lniIass, Wetisetiel in
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Was GnalauS nit 8raiilie,
pOrbat.

Sn IraiiIianiidsn gldttern I.ien
mir:
Das g.rbot Der auffeeausfubr
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Mnfdae.

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1er friibere Spti@after
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3Dg i6 tirt j6uttt Nagta- Grtilhl1 il.
SttIpr lintn appdit nn1 6dlai.
Ent)e Sur3 Serum gt5eilt. :

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10, i5HntH 10 psruna. .1ablsnsn hhsrH.
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ScineS gmtes eHiicbt.

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reluten 0iitrift wurbe geitern bonn
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q. 6. 8. 9. gancrntana.

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feht.
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