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CITY REAL ESTATE ron SALE

CITY REAL ESTATE ron SALE
9 ROOMS, West u. Capitol Hill. 1900.
baxter. National Bldg,
Beautiful g. Room
New Aeroplane
Bungalow
For Sale by Owner
Located on ?snd street. near Robin
son, oak floors throughout, two rooms.
wnsh room and two large closets up
stairs, music room. dInins room. break.
fast room bath room, refrigerator
room and two beautiful bed rooms down
stairs servants room and garage. lot
size G0Nlb0. porto cocharo and concrete
driveway: W. beautiful fircplnces, all
ia. now built In features. large coii.
mace, l,uudre trays. otc $1,000 worth
crete basement. with combination for
NJ drnpcrios 40 with tho house Price
81, 0Uo. %i,equlres i5.OOD. 90 cash. bnl-
lnre on, terms Shown by appoint
ment onk', Phone Maple 6iE
win take IN . or d-room bungalow.
CORNER ~ south shartcl In capltui
II II. 4 lots aud i-room house. 1851,
Baxter, National Bldg.
FOR aALE ny owHER.okhhoma
bungalow. 6 rooms, breakfast room
and bath. ~ blocks from school and
carline: paving paid out. Priced right
FOR quick sale. Terms. Phone Walnut
7Sb7.J
$500, FURNISHED home for : 500.
Gas en- and y, Walker. small cash
payment down. balance 10 suit. Nhl
landlord. owner. Walnut ?67o.
8 ROOMS. Tot s0xli0. on West Sand.
$3.50. Baxter, National Bldg.
s-RoOM modern residence. close In on
corner. n good buy, terms. Call 7.
" Blume, Walnut li6
RAIN OR SHINE I can sell you an
u~p-to.dsto bungalow: you viii say
Yourself II IL a buy, call T H. Blum'.
Walnut lt96.
S.RoOM HotSL ana basement gauge.
well and windmill, all modern, Tor
only $500. Call Ccott, Maple bls, s01
on Exchange Bids.
} ROOMS, on corner. West sith.
$3.50. Baxter. National Bldg.
b-RooM /: lots, old paving. only :. 100:
easy payments. Lamb. Maple 6ls.
sol on Exchange Bdg.
To TRADE-Iot ~. block 20. Stock
Yards frs, addition for light roadster.
! W. G Finch. phone Walnut 2?sb.
BY OWNER Beautiful bungalow. fur
nished complete. Maple aiTo-R.
FOR SALE-Ciose- In. Nve-Toom modern
house $1,000. Can Maple 1921.
Good Trlckqgc
Good corner on East Grand avenue.
l5oSito. with %trackage In and raid for.
that can be bought right. Nothing bet
ter as nm investment. Act nov Call
Roger $. Coates at Maple 30 or Walnut
5s71-J.
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The Best Buy i'm City
One two-story. elght-room. hall
brick, basement with combination
furnace. hardwood.
One nine.room. two-story. half brick,
: sleeping lrorches. combination turn'
ace. hardwood.
One sixteen room. two-story duplex
stucco. ia h apartment has rs own
furnace and entrance. Double garage
" tn concrete non's concrete drive
way servants room.
This property loca ed on nth street,
west.
THIS IL n good revenue proposition.
all houses adjoining.
Call Walnut Mis Sunday and even.
mss. Maple lSi2 during week.
FOR sALE-Brnnd new. 6.room bunga-
low. just completed. Call Walnut
27s,,
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$1,000

DJ,OSU
i.room California bungalow with
breakfast room; n extra largo bed
room; oak In two rooms; built & months:
N,pln II u udIc. IN 1"..tVes,
near Claasen.
r. w DAVIS, Real Estate Dept.
n r STUART co. IS W. Main.
Maple 10 Res Phone Maple i955-R
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suBMIT YOUR BIDS AND OFFERS
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WNNTED-several more pnople with
800 each TO buy an undivided inter
est In two leases NJ Bu~tkhurnett "
{ou don't want TO make big money.
don't answer this nd Clarence r Tros-
per. 500 Insurance Bldg.
RANGER. ROCK ISLAND O. & r. co.
WIN pay all cash for Thousand
shares; quote net price. s 8. Strange,
Bcx 432. Fort Worth. Texas.
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Standard Tools

string 12-inch down and H-toot
rig and 400 feet lev inch casing.
$1,000. ~
string ls.lnch down, $4,000.
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s. Room Modern

groom bungalow In Wcstsnod. 5000
1850 cash, balance '?S PEI month
Maple 1850.
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I ROOMS. 3 lots. south Central. $4,000.
Baxter. National Bldg.
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Oklahoma bungalow dN West 18th.
with barn, deep well and windmill for
~ 200. terms Mapl. 1850 or Walnut
oora u
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Leases and collection OF rents.
Rental Dept,
WORKMAN & COMPANY
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10 ROOMS, 200 block Last 9Th. 1900.
Enxler. National nlhR.
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in collegiate ranks, and for two seasons
has led in individual scoring. HIS
work from the fou, line is one OF the
great point-winners for the Maroon.
Anderson's only fault last year was
that he tried to do too much himseif.
1t was not that he wanted to be the
star, but he had more confidence In
his own ability thar that Of his team
mates.
Mouradian to Start
Coaches Lew Martin and Lon Jourdet
have about decided on the personnel OF
the team which will be on the fioor for
the first whistle tomorrow night. Andy
Stannard and Mike Sweeney will be the
forwards; Captain Lardie Davis, the
center, and Dutch Peck and Al Mou-
radian. the guards. Joe Mitchell ana
Milton Fucker also will get into the
contest.
None of the Quakers are in good con-
dition. They are suffering from sore
feet, evidence that they have not had
enough time to get hardened. Lafayette
trimmed Ursinus 46 to IL, and The
Maroon may catch the Red and Blue
champions mapping.
There are some excellent players out
for the freshman team, and IL the year
lings have any trouble beating Central
High. 1t will be because they have had
time to develop team work. Bud Hop
per. the all-American end, is one of the
candidates and should make the team.
He played with the Syracuse Freshman
five last season.
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Qudkers Play First Inter-
collegiate Cage Contest
in NeW York against
COIumbia's Veterans.
TEAM IN POOR SHAPE
By EDWIN ]. POLLOCK


DENIS basketball schedule has not
L been announced, but II the other
colleges keep on letting the public In
on their dates the Quakers will not
have to give out their list of games to
the press.
Columbia has just announced its cage
schedule and from It the fact Is dis
covered that the Red and Blue opens
the Intercollegiate League season away
from home. The Penn tossers pry off
the lid at New York with Columbia on
January 25. The return game with the
M~orningside Heights quintet will be
stage at Weightman Hall on March 1.
Like Penn. Columbia has a number
of veterans from last years squad bach
In college and the Blue and White is
reputed to have an excellent aggrega-
ton. Latour, Weinstein and Farrell
are among those who have returned.
Last year the New Workers. did not
have much basketball knowledge, but
with Fred Dawson this season they
should show a lot of improvement in
team play.
Two Penn Games
The Red and Blue will break into
the basketball season tomorrow night
with a brace of games. The Varsity
VIII tackle the veteran Lafayette ag-
~gregation, n the freshmen will OPP
pose the Central High School in the
preliminary contest.
Unless Lafayette is overrated, the
Quakers will. not be able to toy with the
Eastonians. Captain Bill Anderson,
who also acts in the capacity of coach,
has a veteran squad. Every man who
VIII start against Penn played at
Weightman Hall last season.
Anderson is one of the best players
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WELKER COCHRAN
HAS LARGE LEAD
Jack Schaefer Trailing Iowa
Star by 355 Points in
1872 Match
HIGH AVERAGE MADE

Detroit. Mich. Jan. 10.-Although Jake
Schaefer. Jr.. of Chicago, gained SO
points on Welker Cochran In their 1900
point march at 1872 at Recreation Thea
ire yesterday, the Chicagoan at the
close of the game still was 255 points
behind his rival. Their totals in the
match are 200 for Cochran and 1745 for
Schaefer.
Never did two youngsters play more
brilliant balkline than that exhibited by
these boys. who menace the supremacy
of champion Hoppe.
Schaefcr scored $50 points in seven in
nlngs for an average of 81. and Cochran
completed the necessary 800 points in
seven sessions for an average Of a..
Each player made two runs Of more
than 100, and in only one inning was
there failure to score. that being Schae-
fer's first. Although Cochran has won
but four of the seven blocks so far
played the 1owan has outscored his op-
ponent. Score of the afternoon game:
Schaefer-o, Sc, 80. 4, 40. 104, lei
$50. High run 121. Average-5l. %.
Cochran-3. 4. 1903, II, 5, l0l. .. l6.
22-20O. High run-l09. Average, 2.ss.
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Bezdek Beat Penn With Oregon in 1917

COACH BEzDEK is n stranger out at Penn. He coached the Univer-
sy Of Oregon team which defeated the Red and Blue in Pasadena on
New Years Day, 1917, and incidentally put something on the home
town boys.
Hugo "a anxious to win this game and laid his plans as Don as it
was arranged. He knew nothing of the style of play used by the east
'erners, Sc he communicated with three of his friends located in FhiadeL
phia n asked them to keep close watch o Folwers team in the games
These men worked separately and each thought he IA the only scout
o the job. The pan worked ut well, for Bezdek received three different
versions Of every gam and drew his " conclusions.
After getting a line o the attack Id defense. Coach Hugo sent for
pictures of all of the Penn players. He had them enlarged and told his
men to get acquainted with their opponents The pictures were so good
that every Penn man was recognized when he stepped o the field. Bezdek
also named his scrubs after the Penn players and his varsity on became
familiar with every move,
dena Folwel held open practice each day, but Bezdek rehearsed behind
closed gates. This IA 10 at all popular but the orego coach continued
to work in secret until two days before the game Then he threw open
the rates and the public gazed upon one Of. the worst practices yer held.
The players did not know what 10 do, only obsolete line bucks and fiat
wheeled end runs were used and the team looked like HI vintage of 1878.
Then and there Penn became the fayoite, or Oregon looked like a 100
toll shot
But the boys played under order. Beudek told them to take the ball
plays. AS a result he showed nothing and increased the confidence of his
opponents. Penn expected to win by a big score.
Bezdeks orders in the first half were brief. Feed the ball to Penn"
do all Of the rushing
This was done and the half ended 0 to 0. In the second half oregon
exposed a bewndering attack and won by the score of IL to
DOE FOLWELL hated to lose that football game and has been
- anxious for rercn1e. He has a chance II Penn state is restored
to- the 1919 schedule.
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Furious Fred,Card LeareS His Hiding Place

FURIOUS FREDWARD FULTON, who placed the continent between
1 himself and Jack Dempsey after his eighteensecond argument in
Newark last summer, IS about to give Willie Meehan another waNoping
out on the coast. Fredward took to tho tall and uncut after the Dempsey
disaster, thus pulling of the most famous "boners' in the history Of
boxing. He didn't stop even long enough TO offer a ati and make it
possible for a return match.
Fulton, despite his lack OF hear - a big drawing card. He is the
greatest winning fighter in the world and is exceptionally clever for a big
man. lie has a wonderful left jab and can hit with either hand, but
always goes to pieces when he meets a II opponent who has d chance to
win. At that, Fredward has been niHmanag d since entering the fsuc
game, and thereby hangs a tale.
ease. Mike gets a small percentage Of Fulton's earnings, but most Of it
PES 10 Ad Wolgast, who recently was judged sane by a California court
Wolgast several years ago gave up $500 IN real cash for Is per en- OF
Funons earnings. Shortly afterward ne a placed in a sanatorlum and
evidently forgotten. Now that he is out again, Adj will take ar active
interest in Fredwards affairs and may Re able to push him to the front.
Fulton may even be induced to meet Dempsey in a return battle.
THE little champion 1HH be i" N"o YORK ncrt "cet and wl make
L q final decision then.
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HARLAN wins AGAIN
Defeats Sun Ship in League Con.
test at Chester

Chester, Pa, Jan, 1O.-chester Ship
opened the home basketball season of the
delaware Shipyard League here last
night with an easy victory over Pussy a
Jones, of Gloucester. 36-l2. At the end
OF the first half the score stood 1877
in favor Of the Chester passers.
Harlan. of Wilmington. completely
outclassed IL Ship. of this city, 39-l5,
IN the other game. Lacey was the bright
light for Harlan, scoring eight field
goals. McLiill also showed up well.
Doran. who went into the game during
the last half, played well.
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PEN WOULD PROFIT
BY GAME NEXT FALL
WITH 4 ELEVEN
Blue and White Team, With Besdek, Former Oregon
Tutor, as Coach, You'd Help Fdtten Quakers' Lean
Purse; RumOred Pitt viii Be Dropped
By ROBERT ". MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

EOR sol eason r other formal announcement OF the University ot
we knew all about it the first Tuesday in January, but 1t now looks as II
some n got the dates mixed. Nothing has been saba about the 1917 games
and it Is reported that nothing has been done. Dartmouth Vii be played
o November {, but is a contracted battle arranged Tasty year
According to the gossips, however. it looks a If the nversi II
Pittsburgh would have a hard time getting a date fol lHs M hs hot
been announced officially, nor has anything ben said BY TN rem u
thoriues but 1t is rumored that the annual defeats areg growing irksome
and a graceful way of getting on of the game is bemg sought. we p
ship on the part of Penn. The schedule makers. however, arr expected to
get together some lime this month to arrange a set of games M uhh
something definite is done " e only cn CUES n thu makeup
There is game which always "A popular and drew a arge crowd
1916 season when there a argument regarding thu eligibility OF Billy
Nein, the guard. Neil as dropped and Penn state "A handed III am
medicine. Regardless of who wa to blame in the matter. it's about i'm
that the Ratchet was buried and the upstate eleven given Il place III the
schedule. There are many State alumni in Philadelphia III tn gam
always drew a large gate. 1t would be good business policy to esum
athletic relations and forget that childish quarrel.
Penn State, with Hugo Bezdek as coach, will have a good tear next
fall. Many of the veterans who have bee n the service will return
be given a tough battle. but it will be well worth seeing.
THE teams played their first game in 1890 and mt Of hcehtDtWo
I battles Penn has uon seremcen. lost tour and tied M Erery
fan the fans looked forudrd to this contest. and 10 roud b. a
popular nor to play again.
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Metropolitan Squash Play Postponed

New York, Jan. 1O.-Play in the cham
rlonship, series OF. the metropolitan
to have been stared Yesterday af-
ternoon, but there was no action. The
combined forces az the Princeton and Squash
clubs were TO have met the Harvard Club
men at the squash Club and the Yale club
team was scheduled to play at the Column
bia University club. These matches will
be played later in the season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-10
Blind Man an ardent Billiard Fan

ID p. BENJAMIN, manager Of Willie Hoppe, has a nw billiard story
~. which is strange and unusual. 1t is about a blind man who sat
through of Hopes exhibitions, enjoyed himself and applauded very
difficult shot.
"we we're in Boston," said Benjamin. and just before the exhibition
a man walked cautiously into the room and sat down In n of the front.
row seats. No n paid any attention o him until it was discovered he
occupied a seat belonging to sol n else, and when he gt I'D We saw
he a blind.
Will would not allow him TO be moved and insisted that he keen
that blind man and he appeared to enjoy every minute of the game. lie
apphuded every long shot, and after it was all over asked him how be
could follow the play.
"He said he played quite a little before losing his eyesight and after.
ward dropped into billiard rooms from force of habit. He used Il enjoy
hearing the balls click, but 500 his hearing became S acute that he
could distinguish between the long and short shots. He could do this by
timing the cue ball from the time it left the until it struck the obtect
ball, > long shots are mor difficult than the Others. he always ID
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Officials Adopt Constitution


Eleven scholastic cage games arc on
today's card. only one-that between
Northeast and Frankford-is AN Inter-
scholastic League contest. Coach Ger
ney. OF Northeast, put his prut.ges
through a stiff practice following the
southern defeat, ana expects the Ar
chiNes 10 score their first triumph. The
game will be played in the Frankford
gym.
The Philadelphia Trades School Qu,n-
tet, which lost 20 Frankford High on
Tuesday, will play West Philadelphia
High this afternoon In the Speed Roys'
gym,
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QUINTET STARTS
LEAGUE SEASON JAN. rs
Fifth athlete From
Penn Killed by Fall
in Anplane accident

Tom Evans, former Penn runner. has
been killed In France In an airpianc r..
city yesterday by Lieutenant Stanley
Hue crew. in 1917; Evans I. the nfth
piane accident. The. others were Norton
Downs. Ted .Gerhardy. Harry Ross an
Herbert Collins. friehoier 2 been IN
master corps. shortly before he LETT Tor
america he met Lieutenant Tommy
Lennon. the Splinter. Lennon At thet
Penn next fall.
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MiddleiUeightS, Beuare! BorreH Is Coming Back

Johnny BURNS found time last night to issue a def or warning OF
y something like that to all middeweghts in behalf Of Joe Borrel Joe
In q few days,
"3orren has an internatonal. reputation" GRATED the Kensington mpr
skio. land is better now than at any time in his career. When bo gets
back all the middleweights will have to sep some, for plan Il send him
Gibbons, Mike ODowd and the other topnotchers.
Jus rot a letter from BorreN" resumed Jawn, "an he SAWS he is in
such good shape that even he is surprised. lie wanoped a guy named
Blink McCloskey in Bordeaux a month ago, winning in four rounds lie
made a big hit the other side and could make lots Of money il he
remained, Joe wants to get back home. He has been in the war nv a
yea and that Is long enough"
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Meinhardt Is ''IrOn Man."
of Local Cage Circles
Eleuen School Tits
On Basketball Slate
for Decision Today

HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE CONTESTS
West philadelphia High vs.. PhIladel-
phia Trndes. ut Trades school.
Frankford High.
OTHER GAMES
Arlington.
Collingswood High. at Woodbury. High.
Narberth High Girls vs.. Huddon
Heights. at Hnddon Heights.
Catholic High vs.. Atlantic city. ut At
lantic City.
Woodbnr, High w.. H~addonneld High.
ut Vaddonfeld.
Brown rrep w. Ia Sale College. at
J." Sallc College.
Temple Prep vs.. Dryn hthyn. at Bryn
Athyn.
Norristown High vs.. Camden High. ut
Camden.
Chester High vs.. South Philadelphia.
ut Southern.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-10
WISE CRACKERS
By CUNNINGHAM

BY tI NNINGHAM
0CItE a few calendars to the rear. a guy named W. Shakespeare spilled a
" hvver fun Of wise chatter. That's no discovery any more than TO say
Government war risk insurance is a good bet Somewhere mong his type.
writing he advised citizens of his time to stick to the friends they had tried
and lot found wanting. Grapple to en-.
OR WORDS TO THAT EFFECT
IhAI VAS quit" a thmbleful fr any young Teller to uncover. lie meant
= much, did the Bard of Avon. which as n of he many aliases If the
hakespeare boy, His idea "a tod drift the handshakers from the works;
slip thu skds to the pussyfooters who spread the smooth oil az they reach,
unconscious-hkc, or the clock o. your wrist
THE MANS RIGHT!
'I"flE 5 quite a mixed audience among the population. Many things
= therea to mile at with Or 10, if n has the proper viewpoint. and most
Of them ara. people 1t is a wiser who cal enjoy the laugh o himself One
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Former Northeast Star
Plays -Four Nights Every
Week and Still Insists He
Has Too Much Spare
Time
WILLING TO PLAY MORE

WYE Eot.<p ,r,, ,,o,u,n ~
w "."' e a. III III
~" 'o."e' VI Ira! more nan 'he
nome OF the American Basketball
League. All around him were boys and
mon and cuite q raw of tho onnosito
~ "'''"' w we" '''peN'Ne '"'o'-
ties to victory. out on the playing floor
the teams were having a nip-a nd-tucl,
, 800, .,
49,. ~ ~
'hls person IN the corner more IMAM n
passing glance, for there was nothing
IN distinguish him from, tho comuon
49,,
H'"N' Variety
But not so the writer, for he had rec
ognlzed the Jowncast and gloomy-look
IT, ,,t.,,.., .u IL - ~,
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HACKMAN MAKES
GOODATFORWAR
Takes Springer's Place and
Aids in Defeating
Germantown
OFFICIALS IN MEETING
BY PAUL PREP

Central Highs basketball prospects
are of n brighter nature today. The
eleventh-hour loss of Captain Earle
Springer caused much sorrow and gloom
around Broad and Green streets yester-
day, But all is JOY in C~entralville. for
Yves IaCkman has made good at for
ward. the position left vacant by the
departure of Springer.
Hackman was inserted in the lineup
yesterday in the opening league game
of the season with Germantown High.
The first half saw little teamwork in the
Central play. for liackman and Eoegelin
were unaCCuStomed to ach others style.
But in the second half it was different.
Officials Adopt Constitution
The Philadelphia Board of Approved
Basketball officials held a very impor-
tant meeting last evening in the high
school building of Girard College. After
n long discussion. the constitution Of
fered by the constitution committee was
adopted unanimously.
one Of the most important subjects
under consideration was the rate to be
charged by the officials. These terms
will b" agreed upon by the school and
the referee in question, the board hav-
ing nothing TO do with the matter. This
was brought ont clearly So that no pos
sibls faint of cummercialism could cling
10 the body.
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hardt'S rescue and offer him a Chanc,
to play a couple of nights a week?