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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
STUBBORN STAND IN PORT STRIKE
CONFEREES END EFFORTS TO AGREE

Coastwise Shippers and Longshoremen De-
termined to Fight it Out-Assist. Secretary
of Labor Sees No Hope of Settlement Ship
men Declare Already Losing Money in
Face of Demands of Workers - Strike In
wolves 10000 Men y VIII Retard Food Sup-
plies to New York and New England
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
KILL SMuGelERS
c Us tom : Inspectors
Shoot MeXicans

Three of Party Of Sever Are Killed
anc Others Esrape-U. S. Officials
az Laredo Tex. -se Beer Fired
Or ~ Mexieans, Vine Are Sc
iteVer &c Have Beer -sauo- Snug
giers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
DANIELS DENIES
II SAID Japs Are Dan
rar TO T. S.

p.,s.,or ~E-r All Countries on Pa
~, Observation-Disclosures. Naval
s,ses - 5acffie FOR National Pro-
..-.ta--Nc Design 70 Autaennixe
~ @cv<er
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

The wes1her .1as ncthlns wns4.
ever 70 40 with sne S~c-seInr Of Jour
raj Want Acx-tney are willing
workers IN all seiurs 1s weather.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
JACKSON KNOCKS
OUT FITZS|MMONS
Bronx Boxer Administers Sc
we're Drubbing to Dan
Morgan's Boy

New York, Oct 30.-A crowd of 10.
900 boxing enthusiasts witnessed one Of
the most spectacular finishes soon here
IN bout between lightwpightS in many
years, when Willie Jackson admin
istered such a severe drubbing to Eddie
Fttzsimmons that the latter's manager
Dan Morgan. stopped the bout Mt the
end of the tcnCh round to save his
boxer from taking further punishment
.Fitzsimmons had been pounded help.
lessly in the tonth round and was
doubled up on the lower two strands
OF the ring when the bell sounded
Referee Bill Browns right arm had
iolled of two seconds of what 70 all
intents and purposes would have been
the final count over the PROSTATE form
Of Fitzsimmons when the bell ended
the round.
Fitzsmmous' seconds, headed bv the
welterwpight champion, Jack Rritton,
hopped into the ring and Cnrriod their
helpless charge to his corner 4 quick
glance convinced Manager Morgan that
Fit2simmOnS was Through" and he
motioned Referee Brown that hc con .
ceded defeat for the game little Fitz-
simmons
Fitasimmons, fighting a losing fight
W tS lNlif Sent ~ inc moor
before the hnal knockdOwn which
came just as the tenth round vas clos
ing. In the eighth session the York
vile left 'hander went crashing to the
floor of the ring for count Of six
when Jackson cracked over wicked
right TO the jaw. Arising Fitz was
battered about the ring, bur Jackson
in his eagerness TO score deciSvcIy. was
wild and Ineffective The Bronx boxer
lost his chance and Firzsimmon,
weathered perfect gale of blows
Through the ninth round Flta was
pounded groggy, but he gamrIy with
stood the assault and tried feehly tc
retaliate. After about two minutes
fighting in the tenth session Jackson
caught Fitzsimmons coming at him ia
neutral corner, aud like fash
crashed his right over on Fits un.
protected jaw
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
LOUGHLLN CANCELS BOUTS
PRIOR TO LEONARD MATCH
South Betehems Manager Calls of Contests With Denny,
Blazy and Crifths Because of Oper,cork
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE
has been

OVERWORK has been known TO
~ break down the well known wagon.
and it is the same way in boxing. Too
much ring action has a tendency to
make a mittman go stale so that he is
unable to put on the contest of which
hn is capable. This proof was recently
shown when Harry Kid Brown was
defeated in three consecutive matches,
and then. after a short layoff. he came
back and put on one OF his brilliant
boxing exhibitions. winning from
Johnnie Drummie.
The realization that Knockout
Loughlin has been boxing too often has
caused his handler. Al Iipp. to cancel
three matches prior to the South Beth
l"hem battler's return engagement with
Benny Leonard in Camden on the night
of November l2. Loughlin had been
booked to meet Young Denny in New
Dreams Blazy, Frenchman. at
Montreal. and Johnny Gritiths in
Tulsa. Okla, These bouts have been
erased off Loughlin's schedule.
After resting for about week
Loughlin will resume training on Mon
day. lie is going away to the country,
and probably will decide on Mount
Holly, y. j., where JEFF Smith has his
own quarters. Smith and Loughin are
stablcmates and they will act in the
capacity of each others chief sparring
partner. as Jeff also is signed to ap-
pear on tho same card with the South
Bethlehem slugger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

WHEN 'Bo McMiin, the great Center quarterback,
w took the ball from the Is to the yard line the
Harvard game and made it possible for Red Roberts
crash through for the first touchdown scored by
erners he performed something unusual the gridrou
Not that IL yard unusualfar be it from that
but thcway lie put caused considerable comment
just as McNIillin started this unusual and
entirely unlocked for photographer in the stands
snapped his camera The action picture is reproduced in
these columns and is worth careful study
The Center quarterback is running with the ball
and headed toward Harvards right end. Only
Is that side of the field and it be that he Is
being put out of the play, thus giving Bo clear field
to the goal line.
On the other side many Harvard men, gathered
there to stop the play The secondary defense also
are running in that direction. The Crimson taken
completely off its guard that play. but be
blamed. The picture is great abb.
McaIillin did something ! never have in a big
college game. He pulled stunt which popular
the sand lots fifteen years because of the nexperencc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
GOLF RULES PLENTIFUL SANS
WESTERN G.. A. CONTRIBUTIONS
District interpretations Only Tend Add Confusion t.
Present Rulings-One Rule Seems to Beget
Another-Other Data
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

THE Western Golf Association has
- put little more grease on the
tracks to continued discussion of the
rules. with its latest additions and
adoptions.
When the W. G. A. wants a rule. II
makes one. 1t accepts U. s. G. A. as
well as r. and A. rules, or casts them
off. regardless.
What with imported rules, domestic.
district and club rules, as well as for
eign and American INTERPRETATIONS of
the same. 1t already takes a pretty we'll
read student of the game to rule cor
rectly on every occasion and go through
round without a single breach at the
particular club where the event is being
prayed; It is getting necessary to post
the. latest in golf rulings at the
various Journeys.
There are those who would nut the
rules in a condensed form of some ten
cardinal rulings, to cover out of bounds.
lost ball and few like situations.
leaving the rest to be played as between
one gentleman and another in the
spirit of the game and in honor bound
All Inclusive
There are others who feel that the
rules should leave nothing to the indi-
Vidual or his opponent. feeling that
every possible situation should be GOV /.
cred in the rules. But one rule seems
to bcget another.
Take 1t over" or "You can dror
out of there" or "Wait a minute, I'll
lift mine" or "Sure, III give you that
one, and similar concessions may work
out all right with beginners. but the
stars are sticklers for strict rules. inter
poIation and Interpretation. So, there
you are.
1t does seem as though the original
rules are just about like the United
States constitution - you can add
amendments. ike the eighteenth, but
look at all the local rules the boys have
framed up on that one.
Ives BotcaLon; fourteen-year- old son Of the
pro at La Bouil!e. France. Is the latest boy
wonder golfer. In recent medal contest for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
PRESTON BROWN WINS
Has Better Of Walter Rennle Who
Takes Place Of Dick Stosh

Preston Brown had the better of an
elSht'round go at the Cambria A. c.
last night with Walter Rcnnie. but the
latter took the bout on at short no
tice, subbtng for Dick Stosh, of Cleve.
land, who failed to appear. Renn.e
had only boxed draw with Johnny
Morgan the night previous and deserves
credit for the fight he put M. it being
only the aggressiveness Of Brown that
gained tho decision.
In the semiwindup, Charlie O'Neill
disposed Of Johnny Dugan IN the first
round. In the other numbers Bobby
Turns won from Tom Sharkey, frankie
Smith disposed Of Johnny Egan in two
rounds, Jimmy Daley won over Johnny
Delaney and Joe Spencer defeated Tom :
my Langdon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
LEAGUE MIGHT AVOID WAR IN MAJOR BASEBl
TWO BIG GRLDIRON
TESTS ARE ON TO-DAY
Chicago and Ohio State Clash in Conference Game and
Georgia Tech Meets Center for Champion.
ship of Southern Football
BY GRANTLAND RICE


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your t,riliobt honc ,,b,n ou yo,r
fame Is spvn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
GRIDDERS AT RINK
Penn State Football Team Guests at
Ice Palace Tonight

The Penn state football team, led
by Head Coach Hugo Bczdek and
nssss ,sSn tbo C"I Ino h To,,Sa M"T,, tonjvb VIII oe
cording to Coach Martin all the boys
are ice skating followers and engage
IN the sport themselves,
Noryal Baptic, one Of the speed and
t'stdnt" ice skating performers. will
be there to help entertain. In addition
the Mullers. Alan Murray and Miss
krucger, figure skating star, will con
tribute their services.
A special Halloween and election
night program will be staged at the Ice
Palace. Baptie will he the headiner.
Baptie now is getting himself into
eondition for the strenuous winter
facing campaign. His big race will be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
Scraps about Scrappers

Tim DronCy, ~ Ln1cas,er, vii! go in as
pinch puoc3}"r a, he The Satonsi ely Clg1 to,
cosst css ws,oTwo,SS. oris,nsiiy Y BOXED %Sd to
meet meet Joe IscEson local Hard hitter hi'0 The ne
nr2Gey.JsGk.on NIX Will be the semi to thc
Joe T'r,Iz Other hours jimmy ~ '-.
Icy S"huTp. Joe Christian ys Billy Alon
Andy Chan.y and Johnny Murray, ere two
GIymFla >fou'asS nisht. frsnte MIC Rcs 1' and md
CEerlsy Rear Harry Kid ste~sr: vs.. Johnny
Den"em'S' !" " In cSmdsn tor NoysEbsT S"% I2 aid aid
rot materialze. and MANAGE Herman ,Tay-
program. the others, being Benny, Leonard
will be between Len Rowlands and Young
ssn tsSsn n TOW bS ya:k R.ndsTscn Ja1s
hslioyer that Al looks Ike SSpps q ths m9st
has started to set Reynolds into tette for
:he present campaign. Al 10 good punCher.
Johnny MCCARTHY has Joe Wright prlmed
for action. The Sixteenth warder has been
anxious for a meeting with Charley Walters
Of the Falls Mccarthy Is endsavoring 10
line up Wright RsSInS the best of the
local bantams
Mike PauIson, OF Minneapolis is in
PhiladCi Ciphia. He Is making his hoins In
Manayunk and will box here under the d.
rection Of Joe Kennedy, Since his hrt n.
vasion OF the east, Paulson has boxed both
Of the chslls-Richis and Pinky--Johnny
Tillman. Harvey Thorpe and Charley
White, Kennedy wants TO send Paulson
against Lew Tender,
Low T,ndlr's nsat important engage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

ment is to be with Willie Jackson. whose
knockout victory over Eddie Fitzsimmons in
New York has daminished those in the
hrst hight for lgh:wc!ght recognition
Tender and Jackson vii. meet in Milwau.
kee November 20.
Marty Kane ts In strict training under
the eve Of John Blake. and the little
seyentesnth ward"r Is aching to take a
II 1t were to be K!ddo williams
Danny Rodgers has resumed training and
the Manayunk lightweight Is ready to get
back Into action
Nate Smith Is getting wally Nelson in
shape Tor llS-pound competition waliy. who
Is brother OF Joe and Al Nelson, has
been Idle in the ring for more than a year,
smith has matched California frankie Burns
70 meet Benny Vulgar at Toronto Can,
There Is letter In the sports Depart.
Freddy Kelly. ''i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

always, is when you ut last b,,.
reached the heights or have come to tho
goal. Therefore. Il is lust as vol, ",s "
be set against the inevitable. "
THE greatest double combi,o,i0o
l. philosophy in life IL this: Wber ,ha
game is breaking badly, look for the bss'
ter turn that Is soon due. When tb;n.,
are breaking gently, get set for the S' ioIi
Today's Tests
TWO of the big football tests Of t,o
u year will be decided in the South ,rJ
west this possibly >snappy autumn
In Atlanta, Ga, Tech and Center Col.
lege decide the southern chnmpionSLin
or that part of the southern cbamnionp' bmT@,p'
ship which rests below the Blue trnsv
line. Both have fine machines, bofS
have smashing attacks. and the carnival
should be a nectarinc full Of Juice
In the. West Chicago faces Ohio
State. bringing together two unbcatco
elevens in the conference. TLi< /,
another contest that will attract nation.
wide attention, in so far as football in.
terest goes. 1t is their first meeting in
football history, and by dusk one If
| them will be out in the cold. with tEr
list of the unbeaten chopped down tn
either one or two c,evcns in the con.
ference race.
Three in One
II l played in right dcid for Clcrcla,d
! sure WouId be- one ldsv Jlokc;
I'd SIT bp the ,raH on the tout linz.
And id lcarc al the dctaiis +,
"Spoke."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

Kirkby had a card Of 14s. which helped
TO boost Englewood into the title. II was
figured II each man was 80 up on every
other man maying the same position on the
other team team would be 2010 holes up.
But Kirkby was the only player who had
anything like runaway time OF II. The tour
ney was so good they are going to hold Il
again next year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
Ia SALE DEFENSE
SURPRISES ST. Joe
Coach LittIe's PIucky Warriors
Win Glory-CentraI
Triumphs
SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL
RESULTS


YESTERDAYS SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL
RESULTS
FOOTBALL
Central High. 2I; Germantown High. 0.
CollinssSood; a MlliyilIe nigh: o.
ksSnon xh Ea 49, frsds arSs h1sn m O.
Ssrbstth High: 10; Abingdon Hlsh. 9.
GGGap%t Ger%s4tSwn n a.. GermansoWn @sana %.
Lower Merton. 13i Cheltenham High. Q.
s LIRE. ss' ssGecl ;'tRStI 81 EsI.sapsl s Asaa.
Sorthsast High, 49, southern high; ..
SOCCER
Vest vest Philadelphia Il Frantiord HisS. h' i. l.
In glancing over the results of the
scholastic football battles yesterday the
La Sale Preparatory School st. Io-
seph's Preparatory contest in the Cath
olic Schools League undoubtedly proved
to be the big surprise of the uay. La
Sale followers had hoped for low
score. did not anticipate a victory and
were elatcd with the outcome. for st.
Joe was a big favorite.
There were many breaks in the game
which worked to the advantage and dis
advantage of both teams. 1t was a
rspeetacular affair for this very reason.
/ but as both teams erred and failed to
strike at opportune times the result was
another scoreless tie, 0 to o. There
were too many misplays to suit Coach
Heinie Miller. of st. Joe. and the same
criticism was heard from Coach Lou
Little. of La Sale. However. it was
a snappy. hard fought game. with La
Sale Preps gaining glory by reason of
the do or die fight they put up.
Central Highs victory over German
town. 2l to .. was not the easy victory
the score suggests. The Central play
ers said after the game it was the hard
est fight they have had this season. and
they meant it too. Germantown put
uD n good scrap. Northeast simply
toyod with Southern. Captain Olander
Of Southern. was on the sidelines with
water on the knee. and Mckenzie. rhe
guard had a stroke last week and Is
out for the season. Southern did not
make any excuses. but the little down .
town team was surely in moor condi
ton. Now. with the Northeast game
over. thev have lost Bears. fullback
who pulled a tendon in his leg.
West Philadelphia and Central Higt
are now tied for the lead in the Hign
School League. each having won tive
| games.
| Main Line Teams Win
| Radnor Highs big score was simpl.
| another case Of team far superio
meeting weak eleven. Tredyffril
| Easttown never had chance. st
Luke's School was too speedy as vel
as powerful for Episcopal, winning witt
ease.
Penn Charter played splendi,
game against Chestnut Hill Academy
running MP n large score. German
town Academy was right in line witt
their old friends from the Yellow ant
Rlro. also winning by big score. TIL
academy athletes trimmed Germantown
Frien'a' by an overwhelming score
"a to o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

Finishing 1875 IN at the end OF thirty-six
holes would stand forever as golf record,
l 4 were not for the unique way Oswald
kirkby accomplished this feat the other day.
Eight clubs played for the championship OF
Bergen county. n. j.. the other day, with
eight men to a team. No. man Of each
team matched his card with all the No. I
men Of the other teams and No. 9 his. and
SO on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
Ricketts, sets Billiard Record

Chicago. Oct. 30.-Willam Ricketts,. Flint
Mich, set new high run record In the ma
tional pocket billiard tournament when
he scored - and defeated James z. Mccoy.
nings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

Mrs. X. Il. Norton has only been playing
golf three years, but she went to the fna 10
OF the third eight for tho club Champion shi ID
at the Country Club yesterday. where she
was only beaten at the last pin. Her proud
est moment in tho tourney was when sne
got bird 4 on No, Q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

The members of the Professional Golf As
sociatio are evidently not so keen over the
recent amendment covering qualification for
the match play to win the title. This is that
the champion Qualities and the other chosen
golfers are those thirty-one members topping
the list at the finish OF the play for tne
United States open championship.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

II ts proposed TO hold a special meeting or
collect mail vote for final ratification.
which would settle the matter one way or
the other. It Is still felt the old way of
district qualifications was best.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

Harvard defense tightening up but Mcillins spec
tacular dash lOosened it up again.
pEFORE the Crimson got back to earth Center
- had scored another Touchdown aud gds leading
II to 7. And McNiliins responsible.
Should Cross Scrimmdge Line
MANY players have reversed their field and made long
1 gains but always waited until they crossed the line
of srrimmage Churchill. the sophomore back the ar
ward team. did it and made several sensational runs.
Tacks Hardwck Eddie Mahan and Eddie Casey also could
dart either the right left after crossing the line of
scrmnage. That the strongest of their offensive
game.
1t is highly probable that McNIillins will be
duplicated the gridron for long time. Although he
got away with it, coaches consider the play unsound. 1t
is like playing football with the deuces wild
Copyright, 1890. by Led0sr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

the open championship OF Kent Ives was only
nine strokes back OF Abe Mitchell. winner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

Of the players In this it only unheard of,
but also unthOught of.
THE Cr"dest Kind Of football, Jut II rcorkcd
Therefore must admit il iruS great play.
Ran Without Interference
TINE ball IIarvard's 10 yard line second down
and yards to gain. MCMllin received the ball
direct pass from Weaver and started around the Grim
left end Before he had taken five steps the Harvard
defense had the interference and the quarter
back stopped turned around and ran the other way.
If player did this in Il practice scrimmage the coach
you'd fire him off the Immediately. The big idea
IN offensive football is for he With the ball fotw
his interference and stay with it until tackled until
the line of scrmmage passed. Interference is for the
protection of the runner
Therefore, McAIilln did not play according Hoyle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
Stopped by Churchill

Stopped by Churchill
THE Center fash rounded the end and put speed
i when he uuobstructcd path to the goal line.
But he reached it.
Churchill who played back near the goal posts and
fooled monentariy, recovered in time to rush
and tackle the Center captain on the 3-yard line
That play changed the aspect of the in the first
half Harvard had scored first with little difficulty and
Center after receiving the next kick off carried the ball
down the field 10 the yard line without losing it. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
JE or NATIONALS RATHER THAN I2-CLUB LEAl
lnlNILLANS REVERSE-END RUN
N. COSTA PLA YER JOB IN PRACTICE
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledge,

when he reversed his field behind his goal line Nine
times Of this would have resulted in heavy loss
but this happened to be the tenth time The right guard
and tackle, who had been pushed back, saw McMlin
change his mind and, when the run started ran
ahead of him and nipped the Harvard end. This can
easily be in the picture,
THE other haltbacks stood still and McMin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

VOU may take Y this philosophy as
l. being a trifc morose and sour. But
the time to get ready for the big jolt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

Ives BotcaZon. fourteen-year-olds son OF the
pro at La Bouilte, France, Is the latest boy
wonder golfer. In a recent m edal contest for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
La Sale at CoIwyn

q The In Sale eleven. OF Wilmington d.
meets the tulwyn grid team this afternoon
at Fourth street and Ellis avenue, Darby.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

Low T,ndlc'! nsat important engage.