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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06
RE MAKING POOR HEADWAY IN SOCCER-E1
PENN FTVE,S DEFENSE
AS STRONG AS EVER
cooch Eddie McNichors First Varsity Team Sho,Us
Considerable Promise, Using Same System That
Won Three Straight Championships

post the latter was forced to vaCate by
illness.
Danny McNichol. as usual, was the
shining light for the Red and Blue.
Playing the same hard dashing game
that made him the star of the Inter
collegiate League last year, Danny re-
cCivcd round after round of applause
from the spectators. He scamper"d
down the field four times for field goals.
In the opening half Danny missed scv-
eral tries for the basket. but once he
got his eye on the nets he made but few
misses.
Iuntzinger Star
Walter IIuntzingGr, whose substi-
tutc playing last year gained him the
reputation of being the best substi-
tutc in the Intercollegiate League. bids
fair to be big star this year. ilay
ing at center in place of Bill Grave
who is suffering from a football m
jury. Uunt2 Gagged seven goals from tnc
field. Under the basket he is dead
sure shot and hardly missed three tries
Saturday night within few yards OF
the nets. His center play was not as
good as that exhibited by Grave last
season. due to the fact that he - a
triile slow in making his jump. Inns
fault can easily be corrected, ana once
it is. Huntz will be a star pivot player;
1t is unlikely. however. that he VIII
remain at center when Grave Receivers
from his injury. In all probability
Grave will play center, with Huntzinger ny
paired with Roscnast at forward. Inns
combination should give Penn live as
speedy and as strong dcfenslVely as iasC
years championship quintet.
,ln, NN.hi
game Saturday; in fact. much better
one than even his most sanguinc sup
portcrs expected His passing was swift
and accurate. and his eye that of an
eagle. Before giving way to Mcintosh;
he Gagged five field goalS-no mean total
for an evenings work.
Al Mouradian. though held scorcleSs
mainly because he took few shots al
the basket. fitted in we'll at the start
of the game. His speed and pasSin2
should make him n valuable asset all
season.
Once Bob Rudinc. who sub6cd fol
Mouradian in the second hclf. learns the
eastern system of short. Snappy passes
and short throws for goals under the
basket. he will be star. Saturday
night he had the tendency of wanting
to shoot for the basket the minute he
secured the ball. n trait that comes
from out the West. where long shots
are the rule. Rudinc is not as fast
or as agile as Mouradian, but he is q
big. husky lad who can stand the gafl
Of the swift style Of play exhibited in
the intercollegiate League.
With capable substitutes. such as
Sullivan. Speaker. Macintosh and
Iangc, to call on. Coach MCNichol il
we'll fortified with reserve material ioI
the grucling season that faces his team
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06
CYCLISTS BEGIN GRIND
Jack Dempsey Starts Wheelmen on
Six-Day Journey

New York, Dec. G.-'rhc second six
day race of the season began this
morning at Madison Square Garden.
AS at all previous races for the last
generation, thousands Of fans were pres
cnt to send the fifteen teams away on
their long journey.
Jack Dempsey. the world champion
heavyweight. was the man who fired the
gun that sent the pack away. lie was
greeted with tumultuOus burst Of
cheers when hc entered the building, and
as he pulled the trigger round of ap-
huge gird"rS of the old building.
At the end of eight hours steady
grind all iiirc"n teams were even mt :
O'Clock this morning, each having ira =
vcrS"d III miles and / laps. The eight
hour rrcord, lNH miles and o laps. was
made by Lawson and Droback in 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06
GIRLS FIVE PLANS
TO WIN LAURELS
Yeomen (F) Post so to Form
Basketball Team for Com
petition Against Men


Woman Is about to go out and seek
somo moro Iourc,s thot belong t. mere
,, sia..,.,,.;. -, eouothtng
man" ""'l'.'''N.'' ,,,r
Ike that in Philadelphia baSN''o"',
circles will be the goal Of n quintet OF
younc womor met ohort thc time that
a., =, ,oao '"'' ,,,,..,, o,,+ ~
'"' wan ~" Is o''hE o'''''" '"'
the picture.
Bv Now Yror's Day five friSky rep
ro.ortotiro, or ,h.o r,,,oIo GOV will have
VI NV '.''''," .,;.i,
p''n rounded INTO 1"ttI" 10 COPE wiz"
any mans basketball team in the city
and vicinity If will rot no ANYTHING new
g. ;.Ia :. A.. .ooo Lr+ II
i"r s'''H !" COM '''' i" '"c '"S'' Wv
VIII be tn" FIRST tim" III local history ln"'
fair haskctballcrS will b" on the ioor
trvirr 70 dofc,t thc orucnitc sex
YnSmnp ,f, post Tn 10 American
Togion is 70 no rnnroscntcd bv n raS-
kctboiI tnom that will vie for a Phila
JcInhin titir Girls teams. in compc .
tition AGAINST coch other. usually con 2
sist Of Ioif n dozen ulaycrs-a pair of
forwards, two runrdS. n jumping con
fer and standing center. But the yco
mnncttns 0f Post 20 are going to use
five nInyrrS and compete under the
Same rulcs ord rerulations as the men.
Miss Sarah Cohen. 25l North Fifth
street Market oniO w, is taking the
burden on her littlc self to make tn"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06
SOUTHERN READY
FOR BASKETBALL
Coach Kerr Has Champions in
Form--First Game Dec. ~
With Girard

During the past week the Southern
and fast progress IS being made by the
team under Coach Kerr Wcinstcin, Il
member Of last years ChnmDionship
rom, was elected to lead tho 1920 1921
basketball team. His work was Il great
factor on last years team and we'll
deserves the berth uS captain. Vein
stein also played n hangup game at
renter ON the football team.
During the basketball season Vein
stein is expected to give Il good account
Of himself at guard. With him, Silver
will play tn" other guard position. lie
RlS0 was member of the championship
team.
Southern has the lghtcsr varsity team
in its career. hut il is II fast working
combination. Work on tn" floor during
the past two weeks has been exception
ally fast and clever.
The tap of position is being taken
care of by ED Barron. II sub on last
years varsity squad. Barney BarriS
and Eddie DcsScn are two light and
faChy forwards. Dcssrn has shown
some clever shooting ON the floor.
RarriN, aS a running mate to DcsScn,
Is also II fast and clever shooter. lie
graduates February and it is most likely
that "Mrnrhy" GoldblNu will take the
Position left by BarriS. Meanwhile,
GOldbatt will be the sixth man and he
can be called upon any minut" to take
either Il guard or forward position.
The second team has held the cham
ptonShip for the last five years. With
SuTh unnlth Of nj hand
Southern High will make II strong bid
for the championship, In order to re-
tain the title. Dr. Kerr is working the
team out every afternoon in the gym.
The student body is taking II great
interest in the teams by the way in
whirh the numbers turn out in the gym.
SouthCrn'S opener is with Girard Col
lcgc December %. 1t will be rCmcm-
hrrcd that Southern trimmed Girard last
Year by score of 3S to 2G, the first
victory in five years.
Among the second string men are :
l)nyr" Goldblatt, Brick, Abrams,
paying Il great deal of attention 10 DOrn
teams.
At Il meeting of the athletic council
tho following football men were given
tlc coveted "S": Captain Olandcr,
McKcndry, Wcinstcn, j. Barron. T.,
GoIdblatt Dcssen, Brown, Poole. Gala e
noSca, Cro2ier, D'Angclo. Brlofsky,
ScIt2cr, Assistant Coach Bochm and
Manager Cox. Southern loses ten men
Ly graduation and this leaves nine men
from which to build up next year :
team.
Manager Ca2zoli has completed the
intersection SChcdul" for basketball. The
schedule opens next week when the
seniors take the floor. The section
composed Of Dcsscn, Silver and Wcin
stem appear as the best team and it is
expected that they will carry off the
intersection championship.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06
BUFFALO AND AKRON TIE
Battle in Rain and Snow for a
ScoreIess Deadlock

PufTaIo, Dee. G.-Thr Buffalo Al
Americans met the Akron Stars here
and before crowd of 5000 fans played
n srorclrss game. The field was a mass
Of mud. The game was played in an
Intermittent rain and snow storm,
made worse by strong. marrow biting
northwest wind.
Akron appeared to play a superior
game from the start and twice threat e
cncl to score on the Bison warriors.
their nearest advcrsaries to tn" world :
champion professional football title.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06
REVERSE 0. B. JUDGMENT
Court of Appeals Decides Aeans
Baltimore Feds

Washington, Dec, G.-Thc District
Court of Appeals today reversed the
recent Judgment for $2G4 900 granted
by the District Supreme Court against
the major baseball leagues in favor of
tn" liaItimor" Federal League club
which claimed violation of the anti
trust laws by tn" use of the "rcscryc
clause" in the players contract.
The Appellate Court held that play =
ing baseball did not constitute com
m"rce aS defined by United States Su .
prcmc Court decisions and that the
anti trust law did not apply.
''Thc reserve clause" imposed re-
Stricti0nS, the court held. when related
directly to the conservation of the per
Sonncl of the clubs and did not affect the
movements of tn" Federal League clubs.
Any i'll effect was merely accidental, the
court found.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06

If Saturday nights opcnins game Is
,nv criterion. Pennsylvania should
hive another great quintet this Neason'
Showing the results of clever coaching
md combining intelligent play with it,
f'nntnin Danny McNichol and his mates
sntclassed the I'rsinuS five, of College
sille. ~ to II. ,,,,
TLo now Rcd and Blue combination,
with three veterans from last year ana
two new mcn both of whom nave hau
the benefit of previous instruction IN
tho Pom system of play, displayed all
thc form that warrants predicting a
crcot scnson. At times, it is true, cS-
Socially in tho first half. the new five
rorkod little raggcdly, hut once
started there was no stopping them, ana
,bov raincd in goal after goal on the
sor,a but inexperienced visiting quintet.
strong team play. with the usual
Pennsylvania system of defensive play,
wos the reason for the success OF Eddie
MrNichols first varsity quintet. Inc
Rcd md Blue five man system OF de-
fpngivc play is getting to be rs famous
In basketball aS Buck Wharton de :
fpnsivc system is in football Instead
nf having one guard or two looking after
tho JcfrHsiyc end when the visiting five
has tnp llgEhln, INV 'hNliN ~ .
moves swiftly down the floor, forming
n Gordon that at times seems impcnc
irobIp. It was impCnCtrablC Saturday
night for thirty one minutes. Time
oftor time tho I'rsinus forwards would
stand stock still and hold the ball with
out finding man open to receive the
;ntcndcd throw. Once thrown. the Wis
itors would attempt to work down the
foor with the ball. but they found an
almost impossible barrier. with the re
snlt that they lost the ball on an out
Of bounds throw DR. else were held for
n tap. off, with Penn fur times out OF
fvc receiving the ball :,
Eleven minutes OF the second halt
had been used up before Frutchey re-
Cniyrd pass from Erb directly undcr
the basket that was converted into the
visitors first field goal. This goal was
tbc result Of the Penn players being
sprcad out over the floor. Nocgcin
made game try To ,Iop tho score. but
after almost taking the ball from one
OF the players he was forced to witness
Frutchcy shooting the goal.
Nocgclin Shows Promi@e
Vocgclin. playing his first varsity
game. proved TO the capacity crowd
Tint he has all the makings of Stroni
defensive player. His play Saturday
NIGHT. when il is considered that it was
his first varsity game, was spectacular.
His backfcld playing and passing re-
minded the fans more of Captain Danny
McNichol than any guard the Red and
Blue has had for several seasons
Vorgclin is fast and. while not an accu
rate shot at the basket. plays the pass
ing game with skill. lie should fit in
we'll this year. and If he continues the
plav he exhibited Saturday night should
make Xuckcr more than hustle for the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06
MIDDIES SEEK OPPONENT
Have Received No Official Word
From Penn as Yet

Annapolis. Nd. Dec. &. - Naval
Academy authorities have not yet been
informed directly that the University Of
Pennsylvania will not play the midShip.
men eleven next wear on the home and
home basis such as is arranged with
Princeton.
Accepting the published statement to
that effect as true. however, they are
considering other opponents. The first
game of the series will be played next
year on the grounds of the Pennsylvania
State College. Yale and University of
Pittsburgh are tn" most seriously con
sidrrcd. though Harvard and Ohio State
have been mentioned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06
Cedar Rapids to Quit Three |

Chicago, Dec G-CIub owners OF IN,
Thre"-l League met here today to decide OF
fairs of the past season, The Cedar Rapids
Iowa, club, il was said, wishes to Withdraw
from the lctgur and join a Is.w organization
to lnvlud" Iowa and Illinois clubs The Ions
iallr"ad trips to Evansville and Tcrrr Hautc
lhd., IN the southern end OF the Thrce-I cir
Cull were given as reason for Cedar
Rapids wish to withdraw,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06
CHICAGO BARS BOXING
Attempt to Publicly Stage Bout
Meets With Rebuff

Chicago. Doc 6.-Attcmpts to stage
nuh'."' hoving bout in Chicago for
the first time since Joe Cans and Terry
MrGovcrn fought here about fifteeit
years ago failed when state officials pre-,
vented match scheduled between Pal
Moore. Of Memphis. Tenn. and Jimmy
Kelly. Of Chicago. at the Seventh Regi-
wcut .Nrmory under the auspices of the
Spanish War Veterans Association.
The bout was called off under orders
frolI Admtaul General Dickson. who
said that hr had received many pro
lrs'. '"om ChirngGanS" and that. as
professional boxing was against the law,
the match could not be held.
Wrestling and other athletic events
ON thc program were carried out ac
cording to schedule.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06
Skating Races at Palace Tonlqht

- lI,hr udrd set Of amateur ico-skating races
w, DE held at the lee Palace tonight. New
,rmC 'nah WEHln wlIl send over its team Of star
,rrr'ea"rs; a, Phiiadclphia win have a number
'Hoa1Ittrs but win not have its full
"'bFIslh IN the field until the next meeting
Wooocvrn WI! b" two weeks from tonight. Joe
lion vI in't h, rn@ tiqnai amateur sprint cham
WooEEd William Murphy, Wcsl"y Hdck"T
in IEEo hGSarn and few other stars viii be
40 "SSsnh nhothHm group. Three races tho
or,,o,I,-.Lh,o Sud Slri'n" I0mb ".S.r, -.
fsTYi@ed Of meg last week. now has a membership
lnsds Tor sSm amd many requests have been
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06
Bowling Tournament Ends

ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec, G--Thc thirteenth
annual tournament Of the Middle West
Bowling Association was concluded here
with championship hOnors In the -four events
divided between Chicago and Indianapolis
The new association titlehOlders are: Sin
glcs-Fred Mccullough indianapolis, COS.
noubles-Ed krems and Art Bugenhagen.
Chicago, l2ii. All cyents-Jess Prtchett.
indianapolis, 1895; team A. Ii, Arnold q
Bros. Chicago, 2O22,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06
FOOTBALL BREACH WlDENS
Western Conference Break Extends
Into Baseball

Chicago, Dec 6.--Two of the breaks
brought about yesterday in the foot
bali relations between traditional rivals
in the Western Conference have ex
tended into other branches Of sport.
Wisconsin and Ohio State, which sew
cred their football relations after an ar.
gumcnt as to whore a proposed 1921
game should be played, have not sched
uod games with each other. on the
diamond and neither have Minnesota
and Illinois. another pair to discontinue
their annual football game.
Michigan and Chicago. however, will
meet on the diamond. despite the fail
urr TO arrange football game, and
Chirago's resumption of athletic rela-
tionS with Northwestern was given a
wider scope when these two schools
schrulcd baseball games
Ohio State thus far has the smallest
number of games on its schedule, while
Michigan leads Ohio State has ar
ranged only eight contests, while Michi-
gan has seventeen. although all are not
with conference teams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-06
HInchman Gets Managerial Berth

Chambrrsblrrg. Drr. G.--IInrry lInrh
man. Of Tulrdp. who for c,ghtr"n years haj
inrn sI,rn"d To- mHnuE" thu thamn"rsbur'
team of II" Blue Ridge League in 1871.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04

Nr Jackson of the sales depart
nent OF this firm reports that the
-. for the month OF March have
.-scseded any month since their or
'.nnization. sales for the month hav-
r.. ,otaled over 100000. our
hnitsing program, stated MIR. Jack
son IL going steadily Forward ana
90 expect the month OF April To
ne considerably in excess OF the
uast month.
Nr James manager of the archi-
,setural and building department.
s,atos that his company has under
corstruction at the present time IL
residences varying in price from
st200O TO $4,000. In addition ia
,bcse tho plans have been drawn
a,l contracts let for the erection of
. rumber OF other homes located
I, all parts OF the city work on
,boso latter will go forward just aS
ranIaly as material can be obtained
one ~ the greatest difficulties that
No experience at the present time
ststad Mr. James, Is our Inability 10
.cc,ire building materials TO keeI
our force of carpenters busy. II Is
,atbor remarkable, continued Mr.
lanes. that in the face of condi'
lions like these many .people have
Tho idea that homes are going to be
chc1por within "a few weeks, the rea
tacts are that real estate values have
not vet reached the peak, and ar,
moi ant to for several months tC
come. The demand for building
materials is growing greater every
day and the local lumbermen are
having their own troubles In secur.
ing stocks from the large mills We
believe 1t is safe to say that rea
estate values will not decrease. bu
on the other hand will continue &c
90 higher until the urgent demand
for homes has been In a measure
filed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04

homes now under construction on
the present material man<et and
the present wage increase. Will nee
essariiy have to sell for from 20 to
25 per cent higher price than the
same property was sold for three
months ago, In the opinion OF the
writer Tulsa residence property will
so still higher In the year 1920.
Local conditions always more or
less enter into the value OF real
estate. The markctabillty OF real
estate is more or less governed by
the growth ana prosperity ~ the
city or community where ii happens
10 be situated. VIII Tulsa real es-
tate suddenly depreciate, slump in
value and the bottom drop out? No.
our building program has never
been sufficient to take care OF the
people and properly house them.
and today with perhaps the greatest
/ building program ever carried on
In residence property. there Is not
a sufficient number OF homes under
construction to anything like take
| care OF the demand and the office
space cannot be procured for love or
money our experience Is that as
soon as We get II house inclosed,
there Ia buyer ready to occupy Il
and II has been this way with us
/ for the past three years. during
which we have been building homes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04

one of the latest additions to To-
cal real estate circles IL Harry
wheeler, head of the Wheeler In
yestment company. This concern
has opened a suite OF offices in the
stansbery building on South Main
street and announces that 1t will
do an extensive building and brok-
erage business. The new firm is
also planning to place on the mar
ket some desirable addition property
at an early date.
Mr. Wheeler. who Is a native OF
Missouri, has spent practically his
entire business career in the real
estate business, having been con-
nectcd with his father for n number
of years. After finishing at the Uni
versity Of tGissouri Mr.. Wheeler
came to Tulsa and formed a con-
nection with a local concern where
he has made a notable success of the
brokerage end of the business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04

Powcrs-Trusty Investment Company
u. c. Powers, one OF the pioneer
realtors Of Tulsa, Is back In his Of
flee after several months spent in
the southwest and on the Pacific
coast
Mr.. Powers left Tulsa early in
December. going first to I'll Paso.
Texas, whore he spent several weeks
in rest and recreation and in study
ing real estate conditions in the bor-
der city. Leaving El Paso Ia Jan
uary, Mr.. Powers spent u few days
In Phoenix, Ariz.. and at the Grand
Canyon. going from the latter place
20 Los Angeles, where he spent the
remainder OF the winter.
Mr.. Powers states that In every
city visited on his trip one OF the
most outstanding feature Is the in
crease In values and the lack of ade-
quate housing facilities. this latter
condition being overcome in most
cities by an extensive building pro-
gram. Mr.. Powers was greatly ben
efited In health by his long vacation
but says he IL delighted to be bacl,
in Tulsa where there Is more real
estate activity In one week than the
average city of this size experiences
in "A month.