Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25

XN4Md many fans would be willing to ";
Az 1t's about time for Doctor krusen to |
DOORS.
Lehigh.Rutgers Good Game
eth 0ES1DES the Penn Marines game.
'sss nnother important contest is sched-
XVI tlled for tomorrow. Lehigh and Rut-
4 gers were booked to appear in South
M Bethlehem. but the battle has been
81 transferred to New Brunswick, y. j.
Y whore the health authorities realize
II the Importance of getting the people
X cut In the open air instead of remain
M Ing at home and worrying themselves
sick. No matter where it is played,
the game will be worth seeing, for it
Il will bring together two of the best
elevens in the East.
n Both Lehigh and Rutgers have
M scored Victories over service elevens
ss and are anxious to get together Tom
s Ready has some good material to
II work with. and by this time should
4 have his plays running smoothly. San
# ford has his usual hgh-class team at
u Rutgers. which means he is ready to
.titr tAACSt 1iA COllitiS
CONE decision 1riH be reached
y today by Lehi9h and Rutgers
4 and the scene of the battle de.
u cided upon.
Il Should Play Dartmouth Here
MI sY0ENNSYLVANIA has been asked by
'S the committee in charge of foot
s ball during cheer-up week to transfer
II the Dartmouth game. which was
scheduled for Franklin Field. Novem
" beis 8, to the Polo Grounds in New
M York 1t is not a fair request for
three reasons.
In the first place it is scarcely rea-
Z: nOnRhle to ask Pennsylvania to tran.
81 Ter it's game when it is the only big
NH attraction that is booked for Franklin
III E1e5d this season. Undergraduates will
their first football game tomor-
81 TOW against the marines, their second
~ on November against Lafayette, and
14es Dartmouth game is the only other
z7 on scheduled on the home grounds
students have paid $2.25 for football
NJ books.
What holds true for Penn students
~ als6 goes for Philadelphians. The
local fans will see no football until the
q lafayette game next week The Dart
pouth contest would be only the sec
6f,t
AeAC tiiiIu IcdSoil IL tHe HiDSl I'M
q pQftant one. Dartmouth and Penn
u would make more money here for the
Gampaign fund than in New York
ssfne home team is always the best
sSAStfaction in the home town, and Dart
mouth has big following here. as
ven.
or the good of the campaign
fund, for Pennsylvania and for
nIiIddelpMdns, the Dartmouth
game should be played on Frank
1in Field.
Secretary Baker Approves
OF WAR BAKER has
~ given his approval to the country
wide drive for sl70, 100000 to be raised
u 13y sports. He has assured the COM
n mittee that all the commanding Off.
4 4eers at the various training camps
k WOULD cooperate in making the cam
u paien a success.
The approval of Secretary Baker and
Il the Incorporation of the camp officers
II mean that boxing matches and foot
pau games will be held at military and
BAVal cantonments
4, tHE Laurel race track, rhich
H. tcGs closed t,cO tceeLs ago by
ne Maryland Health Board, wiH
~ re0pened tomorrow. The
s &lAtch race betaceen Billy KelD
cd Eternal lciI be run on Mons'1D.
|5; 3sx Bennis Discovers Star
(DpIE BENNIS. the old Penn star
III and now one of our leading foot
H olI4cials, discovered a real player
N Saturday, who look9 good enough
f18akc any team in the country.
n: " 6his guy is one of the best-looking
backs I ever have seen," narrates
E{ ie. II was watching game be-
ZEN st. Johns College and Glen.
nto Rife Range at Annapolis, and
knllback, whose name is Anderson
all the work for the Rangers. He
Hx1(rted the ball all of the time and
He defense made all of tn. tackles
ao weighs 100 pounds. Is very fast
~ q swell punter. He doesn't get
~ distance to his kicks. but places
1n accurately and they roll mile
Va to be coach OF college team
have that bird in the backfield
Nems shame to see him lost on
6an like that, for he could make
eny place.
EFORE entering the serrice
Anderson played scith the
oesOfa A00ies. II he Is sam
Aev must hare had 1rhdIe of
IN ont there last year"
Sack Dempsey Returns
DEMPSEY and his manager
~ Kearns. arrived in town last
after a legal battle with John
rber over who is the real mana
~ heavyweight sensatio-. The
~ fought out in the courts at
1Soe, and while no decision has
nnded down. kearns still is on
AMI SAVE no will sficl<y IN the
noy will resume training for
With Levinsky, to be held at
Dp1a A. A. as soon as the ban
~ lifted. Levinsky still is
XGAt exercise In New York
llg 70 reports Is in the best
~ career
MANAGER LEON
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