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Evening journal., 1920-11-19
EDGE MOOR SOCCER
BOYS HIT STRIDE

The Edga Moor soccer team will go
10 Philadelphia tomorrow to play the
ST. Carthage team in second, di-
vision Allhd League soccer match
at Slxty-second and Cedar avenue.
Mansgr Fish is confident his team
VIII take this game, as they have hit
their stride, winning two OF the
last three games played. 1t win be
remembered that the second division
Is next to tile strongest division in
Philadelphia.
Manager Fish will pick his team
from the following players, who will
leave on the train leaving French
street station at i2.42 p. M: j..
Leonard, w. Gibham, II. Holgat.,
Hunt, l.. Fish, r. Wood, A. Thacker,
,capiain), l.. Robins. J. Darby, James
Adamson, w. Adams0n. T. Adamson,
John AdamsOn, d. Riley, +. Luif, r..
Stcrndale, r. Jones.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
BAKER TRIMS HUGHES
In CHESTER MILLING


CHESTER, Pa, Nov. i9.-K. O.
Baker OF Wilmington. outclasspd Otto
Hughes Of Philadelphia in the wnd-
up before crowded house at the
Chester A. c.. last night Baker hit
Hughes with everything but the Wa
ter bucket but either Hughes stOm-
ach was guttanercha and his Jaw Of
iron or else Bakers punches have
lost their force. Hughes did not land
a good punch unSil the fourth
round.
Wilmington scored FIRST blood in
the first bout when Buckley McGinnis
put Willie Mack TO sleep in the first
round. McGinnis used a LEFT hook 10
the Jaw to get the verdict after Mack
had fought him TO a standstill...
X. o. Hammer OF Wilmington fig
,ured in a draw with Johnny Bail Of
Chester. and Jack Brown, formerly
Bobby Hughes. made Jack McCauley,
OF Chester, quit in the second round.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

DELAWARE PRIhIED
FOR DICKINSON

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. Nov. i9-Coach Shipley
will put the Delaware College football
squad through the final practice this
afternoon before the game with Dick
inson here tomorrow. This game VIII
start al 2.30 o'clock.
Coach Shipley and the entire team
are confident OF winning tomorrow's
game although a great battle Is ca
pected Delaware Is probably in bet
Ter shape physically to meet Dickin-
son than at any tine since the
Ursinus game.
There will be a big smoker in Old
College tonight 10 encourage the
teams and arouse interest among the
students in the Dickinson game. Pre-
vious to the smoker the Freshmen
will hold their annual parade which
Is expected TO surpass those OF prev
ious years. A number OF cash prizes
have been offered as TO the costumes
OF the paradets.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
GEORGETOWN SCHOOL
CLAIMS STATE HONOR
Sports Editor Evening Journal

Sports Editor Evening Journal
Sir--The Georgetown High School
football team has won the secondary
high school championship OF Della
ware; also has claim TO the Peninsula
championship.
The team has won all games played
10 date. scoring total OF i69 points
io opponents z. They ave been scored
on but 0nce, and that was In the last
game. They have beaten all teams in
lower Delaware, including two de-
feats OF Brldgevilc. which was
thought TO possess strong cOmbina-
lion. but proved two easy wins for
(ieOrgstoWn. A game with Niwark
was contemplated for Thanksgiving.
md a large enough guarantee offered
10 come 20 Georgetown 10 play TO- the
slate championship. hut without any
known reason. Newark refused 10
play. IN view Of his fact. GEORGETOWN
IS entitled 10 the stale ch ampionship
AMI any opponents wishing 10 dispute
he same can arrange a game 20 DE
played on neutral territory or one on
sach a. The teams gridiron.
Georgetown plays a strictly high
icnool team and a list Of students will
,e given. signed by principal and
,oach, VINO Is a faculty member. and
nay be Investigated any time In I'M
reoord books Of the school.
Georgetown has one game remain.
ng 10 b. played. that with Cambridr,
High School. Nd. GEORGETOWN bea|
cambridge al GEORGETOWN by In,
core NJ 300 Cambridge has defeated
sasi0n. Centeryille and Ches.ertovn
giving them undispubsd champion
MIN Of that part OF the peninsula
n view of this fact. even n George
oWn shrould lose, they would Sin
have claim on the peninsula oham
,ionship. and " ihey win they an
he champions
CHARLES GILL. Manager
Georgetown. Del Nov III
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

who is short i'm stature more than
makes up for his height by putting
plenty OF pep in his song. Jack made
a big bit with his singing at the dance
last evening judging by the applause
he received. Caruso b tier look to
his laurels.
Morris Goldberg is Johnny on the
spot when 10 comes TO check da hat,
tin cnts please. He need have no
fear Of anyone Gaping his job as he
does it too we'll. Justa-iust.
There are plenty OF / tell you SOS
around town since the fights in Ches-
Ter last night. Bucky McGinness
knocked his man out in the first
round K-O Baker hit his man with
everything but the ring posts and Kid
Carney outpointed his man Guess
that's not so bad for one night. is it
fellows?
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

A grem head doesn't necessarily
accompany a great kicking toe.
The man who lcan carry thr ball
through brooen leld isn't essen
tally a teacher OF strategy
SOM OF HE big COACHES OF today
lacked the necessary lusier 10 make
them shine when they were players.
dong anything wonderful whfn he
was playing guard at Corn-h.
Bob Zuppke was a lOwly sub In
his Visions n football days.
Fielding NOst was very ordinary
player al West Virginia and Lafay-
etl.s when h. wore ihc molesklnS.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

that Leonard make i35 pounds at o
o'clock instead OF bells. Weiling is
to' get $4,000 for giving the champ
exercise.
Eight shows at Richards Madison
Square Garden have netted 1921, ,906.
The biggest gate for any one fight
was, $4,000, which Willie Jackson
drew with Eddie Fitzsimmons on Oc-
tober %.
The Leonard-Weling go should
top them oil, since Bennah is a big
town favorite. and would draw with
any one.
Just what Gibson's prima donna
weighs has been kept secret for a
long time. But his money is down
o'clock on November 26 The shrink
ing process won't do him any good,
however. unless he proves an excep-
ton 10 the violet" act.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

Harvard W. Yale at New Haven.
dartmouth VS.. Brown al Boston.
pennsylvania vs.. Columbia at New
syracuse vs. Colgate at Syracuse.
Nrmy vs.. Colby az West Point,
Navy VS., George Washingtonlat An
amherst VS. Williams al Amherst
Wesleyan ys. Rowdoin at Brsns-
Sew York Uni vs.. stevens at Ho-
Eordham vs., Nuhlenberg at Ford
Boston College vs.. Marietta at Bos-
.to at Washington. anu
Holy Cross vs.. New Hampshire State
a Worcester. -'''e
Lafayette VS.. Lehigh AZ Fasion
Union vs.. Hamilton at Schneciadv
West Virginia vs.. Bethany at Nor.
,aniown.
Carnegie Tech vs. Washington anr
cncrS0n at Pittsburgh
lr the West.
Illinois vs.. Ohio STAT az Urbana.
Minnesota vs.. Michigan at Minneap
lis.
iowa State vs.. Stanford at Berkeley
Chicago VS.. Wisconsin at Chicago
Denison VS.. Kenyon at Newark.
Heidelberg vs. Western Reserve a
nfln
Montana vs.. Idaho at Missouls.
Nebraska vs.. Michigan Agg es a
lincoln.
Northwestern vs.. Notrc Dame al
Evanston
Ohio University VS.. Akron al
dhens.
p,;rdue vs. Indiana al Lafayette.
Wooster vs.. 'Oiierbein at Wooster.
In the South
Centre vs.. Niorginia al Louisville.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY THE OLD GUARDS.

II certain person who answers to
the name Of Battling Barnes doesn't
lose his love for cream puffs he wilt
Battle very short while longer as
Olen Hackett has decided TO quit buy
ing things for other fellows 10 reap
the benefit or AS witnesses we have
r. Smith, Fagby and Hammer.
The clubs first annual masquerade
and dance was held last evening in
Pythian Castle and was a big success.
The members not only attended the
AFFAIR in large numbers but also
brought. their friends. II the boys
back up every affair as they did this
one last night the club need have no
fear OF making a success OF the vari-
Gus entertainments to be undertaken
in the near future.
One OF our fellov-members named
Red Smith. because he dreams OF set
ting the world on fire with his hair
raising piano playing, was stunned so
badly last Tuesday evening by a
young woman who asked him to per
FORM on the piano that he immediate
ly fell TO reciting poetry. We don't
know how he gets that way but sus-
pect .One or two ice cream sOdas are
mixed in the case. The next poem
will start with 1T was a rainy night
in November and that amt all"
Bear Cat Virgins better look out
or he will wind UP in a hospital and
it won't be from football either. Not
that we care but a hair pulling con-
est doesn't look just right in peace
tines. A word to the wiss is suf-lsh-
in. How do you get all those gals.
Willyum, what how zat.
Mr.. Jack Long, a mmber Of this club
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

Under the Walker law, the. Hight
weight requirement for championship
bouts is 1876 pounds at 2 o'clock. Both
Leonard and yelling have posted
$4,000 as forfeit money 10 carry out
the law TO the letter.
LeOnard's crown will be at stake
during the flfteen-round menu.
10 isn't much OF a risk for the
title-holder at that since yelling has
always lacked the something that
makes champions.
Efforts on the part OF promater
Tex Rickard TO secure the real con-
tenders-Lew Tender, Richie Mitchell
and Willie JacksOn-drOpped out OF
the program when their demands
were made known.
Tender asked $4,000 guarantee.
Mitchell was more conservative and
wanted but $4,000. Jackson insited
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
COPS CAN SHOOT,
BUT NOT GAME

Among the sporting events OF the
season was the cunning" trip taken
Yesterday by Police Officer George
Abele, Police Officer William Black
isiOn, Henry Hingel and James Ham
mer. who motored 10 Mt. Pleasant.
The quartet. armed with shotguns,
were intent on making a killing, and
although they saw lots Of animals,
they were mostly cows. Throughout
the trip thGy saw but four rabbits
and two pheasants. This game. how
ever. is siil in the woods ahout
Mt. Pleasant.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

The Y. NJ. II. A. nrst and second
teams would like 10 arrange games
with basketball leans FOR Monday
and Thursday evenings. ANY teams
desiring games should cOmmunicate
with PHIL Leshem. manager. tele-
phone 7i99-W.
The team rtmains intact from last
year with the addition OF several nfw
players and will be p.cked from the
following players Wilderman. Re-
genbogen. Leshem. Al. Slonsky. Toll
lin, Jacobson, William Fainberg. Len
hardt and Bernstein.
The Y. NJ. II. A. first team Is rap
IDLY rounding. into form. and expects
10 open the season on Thursday even
ing, December 3. with the South Phil
| adelphia A. A. quintet frOm tho
Quaker City, following with the
lNamden y NJ. Il. A. and West Phila-
Manager PIN Leshem Is schedul-
ing 20. following teams 10 appear
upon the local court: Camden. Tren-
ton. Wilkesbarre. Scranton. philadel-
! phia. Newark. Lrsey City. Patterson
and ST. Elizabeth. as well ss NyeS1
Phila., Greysiock. Ardenies. Sopth
Philsd lphia Hebrew Association snd
Philadelphia Travellers.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
NEWARK HIGH READY
FOR BRIDGEVILLE

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Nov. i9-NeNvark high
football team IS in good shape for the
game with Bridgeville high on Frazer
Field tomorrow morning, for the sec
ondary high school State champion
ship. The game will be started at
1880 O'Clock. Coach Mcdonald OF
Newark high has been drilling his
squad OF players hard this week and
has the players in fine physical form
for the contest.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

You cannot keep good man down,
That's what Is often said.
And when MS chance presents itself
He stands out at the head.
For instance, in the gridiron sport
A man Is OF the mob.
And then he shines serenity as
lie gcls ule coaching Job
An ihe gr,at coaches don't some
from the ranks OF The star players.
In fact. a lot Of The top-notch men
tors OF today wer. Just ordinary
when they were playing the game
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

sort before George washlngion's
time.
So you never can tell where In,
great coaches arr gong 10 come from
Like as not some porr hard-worklne
fellow who Is having trouble making
his college letter will blossom out as
the greatest football strateglst Of
tomorrow.
Wonder what "Bo" McMinn. George
Gipp. Cap Horween, Benny BOyn-
ton, Hog" Workman. and some
NOR, OF today's stars will be doine
ten or fifteen years from nowY
They may be coaching some OF the
successful elev ms then, and aga n
they may be locked up in SOM stuffy
ofilce building FAR away from the goal
posts.
You never can tell
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
s. lsRIgsIz

much OF a celebrity then as ne became
last summer. The difference between
81 home runs and % is 32
The fact remairs, however. that the
coasters have paid The great l'y big
honor. It is gratifying to ne many
thousand Cobb enthusiasts that his
show went over big.
Stars may come and so. but the
basebaA smartncss. which Cobb put
into the game will always D. monu-
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

Alon0o Stage was a better baseball
pitcher on The nine than an md on
the eleven during his YAH studen.
days.
Coach Roper ncvcr caused the
headline settlers any xira work Until
ne got into he coaching game.
John He'sman was Just one OF the
boys on The old penn teams.
And even The famous old coach at
Mount Vernon was Just the ordinary
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
CnASTFRs LIKE M

Coast fans have shown greater
financial enthusiasm in Ty CObb's
tricks than they did a year ago In
Babe Ruth's home runs.
The Georgia Peach drew $4,000 in
single exhibition game on the Pa
ci0c slopes the other day. Babe never
was able TO shy that many dollars
into the box ONCE TO see him on his
tour there.
But, OF course. Bambino wasn't as
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
KEYsroNE pRACIICE roNGHr

All members OF the Keystone foot
ball team are requested 10 appear at
the club this evening for practice as
Coach Fagiey wants an the men in
tip-top shape for Saturdays game
with the Leg on jean. Keystone root
ers are expected 10 be on hand to
cheer the Teams 10 victory.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

Florida vs.. Stetson al Gainesville.
Georgia vs.. Alabama at Atlanta.
South Carolina vs.. Newbury at Col
.umbl2.
Tennessee vs.. Mississippi at Mem
phis.
Pennsylvania VS.. Georgetown at
Lexington.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
Y. VI. n. A. BASKETBALL.

The Y, NJ. II. A. Junior Leaglre had
Two ho'iy contested battles last even
ng, the Delaware Juniors ttrouncing
The Freshmen by the score OF i6 10 8
and The y. NJ. H. A. Juniors defsa
ing the Maccabees 40 80 s.. Great
inter 81 S being shown in the league
and this Is vid mt by The closeness
OF The scores With fully indicatss
mat the games are hard fought.
NJ. Shamfs led IN scoring for the
Delaware Juniors by making . OF tho
10 points; hubinsiein followed close
~ behind with po.nts.
TIE leaguc standing ls ne fallo,.- &.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

mental.
The Detroit prima donna receives
5000 per game for his exhibition
services. and he manages 10 display
all his cunning in every matinee.
So Tie 'em Ty - eyerybody's for
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
standlnn of the Tcams
ccheIuIe for Next Week

NVHVUUIt Tot NM WfFk,
Machine shop vs.. Transportation.
Administration VS.. Filters.
Drillers vs. Boilers.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

ago, Ewing had four star players
laid up with injuries, but with these
men back in the CANT again the
Philadlphil eleven expects to take a
fan out OF Kerrlgan's team. Two
weeks ago Ewing. with a crippled
squad. h.ld Rex, OF Washington 10
30 TO o score.
Players OF the Hobart and East
Falls teams. who have lined up
AGAINST Chesrooka This season differ in
the Oninions as 10 the probable WIN
ner OF tommorOw's ChesrOOk-Ewina
game. Hobart men when here two
weeks ago predicted a victory for
ChesrOok, while Kellys players last
week thought that the present line
up OF the Ewing club weuld be tao
much for the locals Tomorrow 5
gamS will start at 3 o'clock w'.h
this lineup
IhaupQol LHgirir
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

Pat Keueher attempted 60 go on
cunning trip the oihcr day, but
his Lizzie" said no. SO Patty spent
stray nut that fell in the transmits
sion box while making sure there was
enough Srease there. some hunt.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
nRIM CORPS DINNER.

DRUM CORPS DINNER.
The Fife aud Drum Corps OF ehe
Speakman Company will hold its an
nual dinner and meeting at the Y. NJ
c. A. tomorrow evening. Following
the dinner officers will be elected
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

The bask than team would Ike 10
arranQe sonre practice games. Write
W. Forrest at The dub.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

Fines Yes nns. Everything was
fine at the meeting last Monday night
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

Bob NcNf has returned from a
two days hunting trip. He bagged
twelve rabbits, four cats. one dog and
a derby hat.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

Fiz Forrest has purchased new
suits. for his gang OF basketbaflers.
Just lihe his team. very nifty.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
MUFFLERS
Are Popular Right Now

There are few more essential gifts than
a good MpfAer-especially since it's an ar
hcle that is worn for several months of the
year. First it serves to keep the collar inn
maculate and secondly it gives the neees-
sary protection against the elements. Here
you'll find Mufhers in every style and knit
2O9o OFF
REGULAR PRICES
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
SOUTH SIDE EDEN DOPE

Didn't the st. Thomas gang throw
a scare in camp2
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL
IN the East

Harvard vs. Yale al New Haven
Dartmouth VS.. Brown al Boston
fork
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

No man has been known to have too
many Shirts. IF you decide to get him
Shirts for Christmas you will please him.
You can carry his pleasure to the ultimate
degree of satisfaction by making your choice
here. The patterns are so striking and
tasty that he will know you have taken ex-
ira pains in your selection.
259o OFF
REGULAR PRICES
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-12-11
ANOTHER PETITION

A Petition for a large approp- is.tion for road work in this vicin ity and a bridge over the treach- erouS Nizina river, was forward. by this mail to the Hon. James c SteeSe. chairman of the Alaska Road Commission. It was signed by practically every body iu town and by the miners on the creeks.
 Through the efforts of Con, Mile all the old timers signed it at KonnecOtt. A personal let ter from the president ot the Commercial Club, driving the at tention of the department to the urgent need of this matter goes with the petition.
 We do not ask for very much but We would like to see the road com )leted to the creeks, not only to enable the mine own c IFS to work their ground on a larger scale but to give the pros pectorS leJ4l orat<.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-12-11

Santa Rosa. Cal. Dec. II. One hundred armed masked men raided the jail today. disarmed sheriff and deput e and d az ged Torrance Fltts, George Boyd and ChaS, Valente, who were under indictment for the killing of Sheriff Jas. Petray Soncma Co. and Detective Jackson, Dor man, San Francisco. from cells &nd lynched them on same limb.
 Peter Buhl, <, late employee of the Kennecott Co. has secur- ed hts final citizenship papers.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-12-11

Beautiful assortment of new Christmas Greeting Cards now on display at the t'os, Office Store.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-12-11
NEW STAGE SERVICE

Billy Slimpert has started a ,Gage on Jhc Kennecott run. his schedule being practically the same as Henry Olsen $ car ser. vice. A single horse aud sleigh will tl>o be at the disposal of Oi anyone W.lO wishes to take a. spe cial trip, either bv the day or by the week. the horse is gentle enough for d lady to drive.
 Mrs. B. V. Erickson loft for White creek ednesday to do the nual assessment worn on her property.
 Billy Wo"alu has accepted a position at kennecott for the WlnLer.
 There is d rumOrln town that the employees of the KennecOtt mill are gong to give Gance m the near future. Aeav- 1t to the Lieut..
 Twenty below zero is the cold est registered here so far.
 Tom Lynch and f''4t S,D5a" are doing the annul ass.Ss ent work on tue Dillmtl ,ro>aroy on Dan Ureek.
 Sherry Gwinn had the miSfnr- to lose one of his valuable team hur>eS last Wednesday, night.
 From the, appearance of the animal it had evidently gol it's head down under the poles of the adjoining stall and was un- able tc eXtricate himself. As soou as the .oyS aronnC town heard about Shorty'> bad luck they immediately raised 8 purse of over two hundred dollars which Was more than apDreclat- eu.
 Dad Wakefield, who has charge of the transportation of supplies flom kennecott to the Erie mine, was a visitor to town on Friday evenmg.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-12-11
Something unusally good Ihe School exercises.

Ihe School exercises.
 William Godfrey left for Ken necott last Wednesday,. Bill be- lieves in boosting your home town, intending to bry four corern lots in the near future.
 A letter was received by John Nickell from the Kennecott or che>tra requesting arrange mentS be made for a sleigh to be at Kennecott on the 18th to bring a urge party down to the dance which is to be bpld that evening in tine A. 5. Hall.
 W'dIng and Nelson. who own valuable pioi ertA on Dan creek are m tor theX m t> h,lldtys.
 Gap. Hubrick won a Pan game last Monday evening
 Rill Maher. who has been Suf ferlrg from rheumitlSim was taken to the hospital early this week for treatment
 Charley Anderson and Bill Lang left Thursday for the nd. of the Chitina river to do the assessment work on some prop. erty belonging to Hubrick ct al.
 Jimmy Biowu will accompany them and uo the hunting for the outfit.
 q. Parker Smith attended Une movie show Wednesday.
 Whilst attempting to separate {. couple of fighting dogs last Monday night Mrs O. Shy, der got nipped in the arm. Tn Il few minutes Henry Olsen had his car ready and was up to the hospital with the patient where such prompt treatment was ad- n.inisvered that Mrs Snyder Was able to return the same evel ing.
 Roy Burns, who has charge Of the Andrus prope' ty, came into town Wednesday and re- turned Thursday. Ed Bassett ac companied him.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-12-11
TELEGRAPHIC
 Special to the News

special to the News seattle Dec, Eth. Delegate Sutherland leaves for Washing. ton tomorrow.
 Bremerton. The Navy Radio has picked up reports indicat- ing that Japanese warShips have been mapping the Cook In let waters. This information was immediately forwarded to the department at Washington. Geneva. Bulgaria has been ad- mitted to membership in the League of Nations.
 Washington, Dec 9th. Represent ing Governor Ha:ding, Senator Fsll had a long conference with Ehhu Root regarding plans for the incoming mini~tratiOn.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-12-11

Being unable to secure a long partner to help him cut a large quantity of wood, Al Doze has SC, cured the services of Chris Pc terson till Spring.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-12-11

Dad Wakefield, who has charge of the transportation of supplies flom kennecott to the Erie mine, was 8 visitor to town on Friday evening.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-17
THE ONLY THING
THAT EVERGOES DOWN

A toast! Let the sparkling spigot rur
A RUNNER full, and your trouble.
drownl
A toast! toast to the westering sun
The only thing that ever goes down
Where are the prices of shoe and hal
That Palmer said would be drop.
ping soon?
Strain your neck in your three-spot
cravat
And watch 'em mount like a big
balloon.
Most of us certainly understood
That early last autumn would see
the crest
OF what we must pay for our coal
and wood.
Oh, setting sun in the golden vest
How about prices of sirloin steak
And butter and rent and potatoes
and pants?
Look at the KS and see them break
1t your lamps can compass such
rapid slantsi
So a toast from the tap that leaves
no bun,
Forgetting the tax collectors frown.
A toast TO the faithfully setting sun
The only thing that ever goes down!
Maurice Morris.-N. Y. Sun & Herald.