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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-27

THE appointment of Ty Cobb as man
i ager of Detroits ballplaying Tigers
has brought up the old argument as to
which counts most In the making Of
q machine-thc manager or the ma
terial.
Both, of course, figure largely or
entirely in the final result.
But can a good, hustling manager,
with ordinary material, get az far as
poor manager with good materialF
Tn THE long run, the good manager
l. IL, of course, the main foundation for
success. For being n good manager,
with q little luck, IL will then be his
business to buy or find the winning
types needed to give him a successful
machine. Cleveland last season, with
poor manager, wouldn't have got
anywhere. Iris Speakers personal
Leadership and inspiration were big fac
tors in the teams championship sue .
cess, where an ordinary manager would
have been lucky to finish third.
WHEN Jennings stepped in as leader
w Of the Tiger team in 100! he TOOK
over n ball club that had finished sixth
|
but II had been badly directed, and the
men. having lost all interest In O
hustlins game. had slumped badly. But
IIughey dashed into the program with
his whirlwind methods, lifted his CLUB
from the rut and won three pennants
in row.
THIS feat clearly established Jen-
| L - nd ~
good material. It proved his case as
n first class leader. But after the
winning machine had crumped ,uf
Hughey was never able to put another
winner together. He made threatening
gestures ON several occasions, hut n"vc'
quite broke through. There was proc
here that he could lead good materia
better than he could locate and develoT
material in the raw.
WE THEN come to the mystery o
w Connie Mack. Connie took OF
Youngsters and erratic actors and mad'
them play ball. Then. after his pen
nant machine of 1905 had collapsed
and gone to dust. he stepped out upor
the highways and built up anothe
within three years. BY 1910 he hat
one of the greatest machines in th
game at work. In 1914 Mack decided
to break up this combination, but 70,
six years he not only has been unable
to erect another flag winner, but ha'
not been able to emerge from last place
NTcGRAW began to prove back aroun
AVl 1903 that he could handle men
Having n big bankroll to work witt
and keen eye for talent. he was ais,
able to keep strong machine on tn
firing line.
VOUR Uncle Wilbcrt Robinson, o
i brooklyn. is one of the creates
combination managers in the trade
Robby began to prove years ago tina
he could handle men through an agree
able personality that always got results
In addition to this the old Oriolc sta
also proved that he could spot comm,
star several leagues away. and ono
having this youngster at hand he coult
| Ii, ,1.a III H..
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Tom Sheulin Used Shift at Yale

THE Minnesota shift is strange these parts.
will be remembered that the late Tom Shevlin twice
Yale from disaster by the of the play when all
hope had fed from New Haven Other college tried
Il after that but couldn't get the hang of it and threw it
into the discard. The Georgia Tech shift still is used
with good effect down South and Hrisman introduced the
glide last
But tnesc are obsolete when compared with the Will
Ians idea Heretofore have been against system Of
oHcnsc but Il football team master formation like
Minnesota apparently has done the shift will be mighty
effective. Tho possibilities numheress.
The old play whore a bnckicd make a bluff 70
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Northeast to Play Alumni


Ptf.burrh TO-. - -.B1. H"t.r., r.,-
,ho A IEnouv MouLi.lu H's.."t.n" g.
hmaicur .Ntuutlv UUl.u AA'' hrrn " arHe
HsaInst met M teams ,nm"os"i ~ nr
.sSfionals. ,pI'}inE IN L .. "Rl' 80 p ANA .''.
NOT he I.ns the waruing. he sad. Eosld !
tuPpSuLeL vg Ar4ua.AvI.
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CAMDEN APPEARS
READING OBSTACLE
Skeeters Still Have Chance tc
Tie Up Bears in Eastern
League First Half

The Camden Eastern League cham.
pions loom IN tbo hooLo,hon bo,;,o,,
81; ''' '"''
'"'S morning as the most dangerous
contendprS Of the Reading leaders. The
Bears from Rorks county Do,v bore
t,u ... ..,...
sun. "N'""'"se over In''r Jersey
F''uS' trenton ana camden. The
Skreters from across the river are play
ing tbe hest hall IN tho ,oo,,,o aoo,i.o
the onnarent onn. siJ.d '.in.our u'P'of &c
Reading over Trenton in tb. Cbris,ros
DAY game.
Camden has - srori,o ,,oo,i,o +ba.
IS liable TO break loose ar any ,ninmte
and swamp the greatest dafnnsivo no.
rr.ration ever cotton togotbnr IT.,
was demonstrated last Wednesday ayn.
ming ar the srnorv ,vb., CorrDor.o,,r
allowed them hnt q singia soid anoI :,
the first twenty minutes and ,h.t .ha
result Of an aGcijcnt ''''
Rut Bill Kernadv;s +soro .,oood .
romeba'K ana after tal!ying but
nf tho sernnJ LaIt ,bnr ail,"i Inn I W.
.yrAn+ IN. Srl,rrha,;t"a 80 +hnj- s.
kace SIN mecided
OF course. there are but four eamps
10 be played and with a full game nd .
/ vantage, Rnuding certainly has won
derful chance to cop the initial honors,
But thosc that study the situation crit
| irnlly point 10 the fact that the Bears
must meet Trenton and Camden on
alien territory.
Rrud,uE deiratcd Camden last time
at III" Aruocy, but the champions will
enter th" final game, one week from.
W"dn"sioy decided favorites, The
Reading infringement has already up-
piled for a block of 500 seats for the
rootrrS that will accompany the team.
Trenton, with Kearns and Barlow on
H." injured list, appear out Of the race
Ih" Sudden brace in the locals play
ing il "A consolation to the Philadelphia
fam. Both Ihiladclpha and German
town played improved ball last week
md there il no telling what may hap.
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potsdHm. y y D.r 97.-.l",, X ".e''7.
49, '.<-ror r..r w. ,N . 'r&g .
.aIhoy l,.rI,,,S Jae approval 81 the gUles'
N'h.etlc Dep~A
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4 NattIc 0' n" T-'.0nd I0Nf tVNo vas
nut on as .rmGhal to the TipIt2-
Murphy m",r. A. rhr National cub,
when Joe JacksoL vino is papa now,
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Tender and Kramer Score
Knockouts at Olympia;
Tiplitz 4 gain Trims
Murphy at National
T. MURRAY STOPPED
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

II R1S kringle was exceedingly good
4A to Phil Glassman on bis snowless
sleigh sprint through Philadelphia on
Saturday. Phil found three victories
in his boxing bag as a result of local
fistic competition. and the only reason
he wasn't presented with more prob
ably was because he had only trio Of
hiJ stable on exhibition.
Lew Tender, Danny Kramer and Joe
Tiplitz carried the Glassman colors to
the fore in puglistic array on Christmas
afternoon. Lew was credited with q
seven round technical knockout, Kra-
mer slowed away his foe in the third
and "Yusil" won handily in eight
scheduled rounds. In other words,
Glassman's glovemcn won at a gait Of
900 and scored knockouts at .G67
clip.
Tender and Kramer put over their
quietus Clouts. respectively. over Chick
Simler, a real tough guy from Scranton.
and Johnny Solsbcrg. of Brooklyn. at
the Olympia Club, while Tiplitz's vic
tory was gained at the National Club
over Jimmy Murphy. 1t was the third
1luTlN lp set ~ SluEtu NJ INV lsltNfllll
street arena since Thanksgiving Day,
and the verdict was the same only Joe
knocked down Jcpms three times,
which was two better than in their last
meeting and once more than in their
slugfcst on Turkey Day.
Tender Pinch Punches
The opposition Of Tender against
Simlcr was virtually of the eleventh.
hour variety. Benny Leonard originally
was scheduled to be the one to walIOp
Simler, but it was learned on Friday
that the champion was sick and would be
unable to take on the Scranton entry.
Tender was agreed upon AS sUhSti-
tute at / 80 o'clock on the afternoon
before the bout.
Nevertheless. the short notice did not
hamper Tender from administering a
vicious trOUnCing TO Simlcr, without
doubt one Of the toughest birds ever
seen in a local ring. Tender slam
banged Simlcr all over the ring for
half dozen rounds. He beat III" up
slater around the body lik" no other
boxer ever has been beaten bcfurr-lcw
lambastcd Chick around tn" head with
a fusllade Of fists that would have
keeled over almost any opponent. Yet
Simler. although rocky, staggering,
dizzy and staggering, succeeded in keep
ing upon his feet.
Simlor was being beaten inhunnnly,
ycs-he was game, but Chtrk didn'
havc chance. The Scranton man re-
fused 10 quit, no sign Of true" came
from his corner, so it was Hr To the
referee 20 use his own Judgment, all Of
which Slim brennan did admirably
shortly after the seventh round opened
and Trudlcr had connected with IL ter
rife r,lnch to the body and another &c
the head. Slim stepped between thu
boxers. waved Tender away and cs'
corted Simlrr to his corner.
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1R. HARRY l.. WILLIAMS, coach of the football team
~ the University Of Minnesota is in the East with
moving pictures Of famous shift plays For the first
time in HIS career the Minneapolis mentor has Opened
up and the public have look at the intricate Tor
nations which have made him famous. Or. Williams /"
offensive genius and it when the camera starts
clicking
Last week he gave private showing of couple OF reels
in New York Minnesota shift visible to the
naked eye The ultra rapid machine, named because
i, all rapid shows every and the audience
profted greatly from the exhibition.
The Minnesota shift is the best have any place
Here the East Dartmouth has the jump formation but
variety and deception employed and developed
ultimate degree 1t embraces a rather be~idcrng
scope of operation, involving both a line and backhed
shift sometimes Il double shift by the bucks, with many
pays directed against the weak side
For half hour the plays flashed on the
sad perfect football played. BY that | the
varsity took of the defensive every oppo
nent taken of the play and the with the
ball always got clear for touchdown OF course this
due to many rehearsas, but IL unusual
play that sort Of game that it intensely
esng The films have u great educa tonal value to stu
dents of football.
DR.. Williams shifts his line but does pull the
back nf the line. The left side the right,
end while this is being done the backs get position
Sometimes the backs shift again and this formation
re"nled 70 hc effective. There many forward
passes and the eligible always clear
One play looked exceptionally good. The right end
shifted the left side and he took his position about
hvc yards outside of left end and yard back Then
Wien the backs shifted he out still further draw
ing the defensive haback with him. The ball was passed
and the left end the receiving end of a forward
The play and delayed pass also
from this formation
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CUT HARVARD HOCKEY
SQUAD DOWN TO "a
Skaters Ordered Back to Cambridge
for Practice on Wednesday

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 21.-Chptalh
Ed. Big"lrw will not allow the holidays
to interfere with the work Of the Har-
ward ice hockey team. lie has cut the
squad to twenty four men and has or
dcrrd them to report back here for prac-
tirr Wednesday. 1t is expected that the
Boston arena will be ready by the first
Of the year and all Of the Crimson ;
home games will be staged there.
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.NTcGRAW began to prove back around
lVl 1903 that he could handle men.
Having a big bankroll to work with
and a keen eye for talent. he was also
able to keep a strong machine on the
firing line.
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THE jump INTO their positions, there IS no
1 deioy and NOT player off, side. There tcas
Dotccr behind erCrV play and the force ot the SHIFT
kecrrcd 10 be en- plOu,d IN obIi1ue direction.
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BROTHERnoOoD LEAGUE

Tonight--W"E,pIda ~ S'atsOn NissloT
'ovenant Pr"sbv'eriau vs. Trinity Lutheran
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Observation-Disclosures CLCB

IIIIN " T-E4FN :" ~ Y ~ 7 III
TVesday--Uarrett g. F.. vs. Baldwin
Ruil Electric,
Turray-Dchsou Rar0ett Frank
fCrdt General Electric ys. NOno'ypo.
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crescent, ! 0 ! 900 St Ar'ws .2hO
81. Paul. , ! .75O Mt Her'n 0 + 900
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
TNu-sity-- Aacrsrws ys Crescent: St
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Standings and Schedules
Of Basketball Leagues
EASTERN LEAGUE
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE

TOnight-TrentOn at Goa tesville.
nSday--Camdon az GermRnto~n
W"dnnsday-H Philadelphia At Camden
ThurEda at Trenton.
SaturdAy--CI-rr1antowr at Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-27

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
Tonigh'-S. =. II. A, vs. Logan Post 20
Vs. GirRrd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vs. haywood Fly
tipth Club va Hancock
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Sc CONSTITUTE
La IIGA AGRI-
COLA EN- GALES

Se llev6 efecto la asamblea de
agricultores que habiamos anunciado.
Abrio ell acto el licenciado Rafael
A. Cancel dando ltctura un manifes
to que habian lanzado la publicidad
los senores Ortiz y Archilla, cont
nuo hacienda uso de la palabra, pro.
nunciando un elocuente discurso ex
tendiendose en- importantes considera.
clones respecto a la agriculture ruti
maria, las cooperativas los bancos
agricolas, como defensa de los inte.
reses d'l agricultor pequeho; exhortan
doles que Sc unieran en- una fuerte
asociaci6n, para eyitar de ese modo Il
monopolio y el tener que vender sus
productos bajo precio.
En- segundo tereer turno, hablaron
los senores Ortiz Y Archilla, acerca de
asuntos de vital innportancia para los
agrieultores. Don c.. A. Figueroa, repre-
sentante Official del Departamento Insu
lar de Agriculture y Trabajo, di6 lee
tura al reglamento que ese ORGANISING
ha tornado para las ligas v explic6
los puntos dudosos
Acto seguido los sehores FIgul
Ortiz Y Archilla invitaron los agri
cultores presentes que formaran Ia
ilga, 10 que hicieron por unanimidad.
Procedi6se la elecci6n de Ia direc
tiva, que qued6 constituida en- la 81
guiente forma: Presidente. Antonio Qui
ros; vice. Luis Aguilera; vocalls: 10.
Sc ? Santiago, Enrique CORA Pedro
Mayor, Jaime Bestard, Ezequiel Cor.
tes, Crist6bal Vicens, Diocreciano Ca
sanova Y Manuel Villalobo.
Reeiban los se6ors Ortiz v Arch
iia' que fueron los organizadores de
ese movimiento, nuestra sincera fell
cltacidn por el grandioso exito qu, han
obtenido en- su patriotics empresa.
DANDY.
Ciales, de mario.
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NOTAS DE isabella

Juzgar comparar desprovisto de la
passion, el fanatismo ell abismo, en-
possession segura de altos ideales con
q bidos intcligentemente por un ser
eonocedor y cumplidor de sus deberes
para eIogiar censurar, la eonducta de
los hombres de la vida pdblica: es
criticar.
La critiea es un arte. La critica NJ
eesita de la verdad. La exposition de
la verdad es mhchas wees desagrada-
BILE; rcro el civismo aconseja que de-
be exponersc, 81 con ella Sc ha de sal
var a una familia un pueblo.
La critica es regeneradora. Estudiad
Ia vida df muchos hombres, v el por
que de las reformas en- los Gobierros.
En- donde hay gobierno, existc Ia
politica. pues esta es la madre de aquel;
luf'go, Idebe no hacerse uso de la
critica?
Pensad, Y ST quereis ser elogiados,
proceeded rectamente, de 10 contra.
rio resignaas llevar los latigos de
la csnsura.
TEMERARIo
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Ell Partido Republican,
presenta su Programa

En- una reunion ofciosa verifcada por
la Convention Republicans del Estado
de Nueva York, estos 1ltimos dias,
Mr. Nicrolas Murray Butler Fgd el
prosrama del partido, a las delegacio-
mes, del cual extractamos los puntos
mas importantes:
Ratification Immediate del tratado
de la Liga de las Naciones con
las reservas que reeonocen el derecho
de los Estados Unidos a retirarse de
la Liga inmediatarAente despues de
su notification
Los Estados Tnidos no contraeran
ninguna obligation, legal . moral, de
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piso Servicio esmerado.
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habitaciones por separados, dos uni
das, propias para oficina, matrimonio,
o cabailero. Tambien Sc alquila un ga
rage. Informaran Carrctera 16o Tele-
fono $50 azul
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Federation Lihre.
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truccion en- la calle de Lola, cerca
de La parada Al. Informaran Tienda
de Cef rino Santana en- la misma ca
lle
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Anoche tuvo efeeto en- la Association
de Empleados. la reunion para la cusl
fueron invitados los duefios de farma
cias, con objeto Gle regularizar las ho
ras de trabajo en- las mismas.
Todos los asuntos fueron tratados con
la mayor cordiahdad, demostrando los
jefes de las farmacias el burn deseo
de proteger sus empleados. Sc aecr
dc limitar a diez las horas de trabaio
ordinario el pago conventional de
las horas extras de labor.
Este acuerdo representa- un nnevo
triunfo para la digna Association de
EmpIeados de Comercio d. Ponce, que
Sc propone luchar decididamente en- de-
fensa de sus asoeiados.
Ell Corresponsal.
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enviar tropas a ninguna nacion extran
jera, sin la autorizacion del congreso.
La Doctrina De Monroe debe man
tenerse a todo trance.
Los Estados Unidos no deberan ser
nunca atrafdos por las pretendidas clau
sulas del Tratado, shacia las fronte..
ras del socialismo International.
FL articulo diez del pacto de la Ii
ga de las Naciones" no debera ser ra-
tifcado en- su forma primitiva, puesto
que consagra Ell abandono por Ell pue-
bio americana de su politica, 9 impulsa
al pals alenorme peligro de una SUI
cesidn de guerras interminables.
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IN
FORMACIONES DE
CIUDAD DEL SUR

MARIO o.
Ia detective ia prestado hoy los
siguientes servieios:
Fue arrestado Espiridi6n Irizarry IN
momentos en- que Sc dedicaba a la ia
bricaci6n clandestina de licores. Fue
oeupado un alambique.
Fue arrestado Y denunciado Victor
Lopez Ech'varr:a, por falsa represen
taci6n.
Por hurto menor, fu6 tambien arres
tado Ramon A. Costas.
La distinguida esposa del captain
de la Polieia seior Hurtado lie ha OBJ.
sequiado con un hermosfsimo bebe. que
Wine aumcntar la ventura de aquei
Sc encuentra en- San Juan cl jefe
de la detective, senior Suarez.
En- su ofcina q Ia calle de Cristi
ma de esta Ciudad Sc reunio aver el
Cemite Local de Ia Cruz Roia Ameri
cana, concurriendo ell Licdo. Luis Yor-
dan Davila, presidente, don Federico
Toro, Secretario; don Luis A. Albizu,
tesorero don Antonio Otero, vocal
Sc procedio a dar possession de su cargo
de vice Presidente al Fiscal don Agus
tin Font, quien ofreci6 su enthusiastic
cooperation para la consecucion de los
hermosos fines que persigue la Cruz
Rojs Americana.
Hubo che lamentarse Ia ausencia de
las senoras Neuman de Gerardino y
Hougmant. Sc admitio la renuncia de
la "clerck'', senorita Antonia Saliva
tella, que pass ocupar un puesto en-
una Corporation, Y nombr6sa a la Sc
norita Carolina Salvatella.
Sc han recibido algunos pormenores
acerca de la importante Feria Regiona
que eeb brara en- San Juan, la Cruz
Roja, Y para la cual hay gran entusia:
mo en- toda la Isla.
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Colocaciones.

Sc NECESITA para fuera de la Isla
TN tenedor de libros- -contable que ha-
va tenido experiencia en- la ccntabi
lidad de tabaco. Avise con plenos de-
TALES A. s. Oticina de Ell MUNDo.
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De SABANA GRANDE

Manana daran principle en- nuestra
Igsesia cat6lica las novenas de San
Jose. Todas las noches Sc verifcara sal
We solemnf, por un coro de nihas.
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El policia Jose Antonio Acosta sor-
prendi6 una jughda, denmciando
los transgresores de Ia ley Domingo
Sanabria, Angel Mora, Juan Torres,
Carlos Martinez, GOnzalO Vega, Jose
Aviics y Pablo Vega
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TEMERARIo

de la pobaci6n. s., comenta desfavo
rabLemente la oposici6n de varios ca.
balleros dichas obras; v es mas,
que hayan acudido departamentos
insulares para erear confictos, sin te
Hr en- cuenta que la nueva ley muni-
cipal concede los municipios amplia
autonomia
Ell Corresponsal.
Manati, do mario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11

Sc eneuentra gravementc enferma la
noble y virtuosa sehora doha Carmen
Carrera Vela. Hacemos votos por su
restablecimiento.
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Ell Corresponsal.

Sc vends panel Deri6dico viejo
$3.50 quintal. Dirija sus pedidos .
4El Hw8d0". Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11

La calIe de 'venecia'' estd en- ma
lisimas condolences. FL Comisionado de
Servicio P1blico debe .ordenar la repa
raei6n d. tan importante via pdblica.
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cos para su casa, sea pequefia gran.
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