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The New York herald., 1921-12-17
PENN BEATS YALE IN
FAST HOCKEY GAME
Percy Wanamaker's Fine Play
ing Helps Red and Blue
to Win by 4 to 2.

Special Despatch to THE NEW Yong HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.--For the first
time In the history of ice hockey Uni
versity of Pennsylvania team defeated
Yale tonight at the Ice Palace The
score was to 2. Penn's cheering sec
ton went wi d with Joy as Percy Wana-
maker. the former Dartmouth player,
scored three Of the = gfa. a.
gave his team q well earned victory.
Penn outplayed the Yale team at every
point. The Red and Blue team work
was the better. Its representatives took
the puck away from the Yale players
almost at will and shot the goals with a
swift, unerring stroke.
Yale missed It's greatest player.
Charlie O'Hearn, who was prevented
from accompanying his team to this
city owing to a sudden illness. He Is
said to be Just about Us good an ice
hockey player as he was a quarterback
for his team on the football field. The
lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

board NJ the Giants and was OF particu-
lar assistance in the winning OF the
world series.
Along with the announcement OF the
retention OF Jennings came the report
that Johnny Evers had signed with
McGraw. II Will be recollected that
Evers resigned as assistant manager OF
the Giants last year to assume the lead
ership Of the Cuba q position from
which he was asked to retire last sum-
ner. when Bill Killefer was named in
his place Evers has been in conference
with McGraw.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
NY u. AGAIN WINS
OVER THE YALE FIVE
This Time the Score Is 81 to
IA in q Well Played
Game.

New York University and Yale met
on the basketball court at the Twenty.
second Regiment Armory last night and
the local collegians defeated the New
Haven five by the score of 81 to IA
This Is the second time in two years
that the Violet has beaten the bulldog
cage stars. as the Bronx five won SO
to IS victory last year. At half time
last night Ed. Thorp's stars were lead
ing with the score OF II to 8, Yale hav-
ing Gagged but one goal from the floor.
New York University's scoring ma
chine was well oiled last night and
after the first few minutes of play
seemed to be able to penetrate the Blue
defence almost at will. Cooper, Yale's
captain and centre. broke the Ice after
several minutes of scoreless playing.
Hatterer and Toorock Gagged two baskets
in quick order for the local team. and
the former counted on a try from foul.
giving the New Yorkers q several point
lead.
The Yale offensive lacked the power
that was expected Of them, with the re-
suit that after several futile attempt
to penetrate New York's defence Ell
resorted to long distance shots. Their
ability at the long range shooting was
weak and In direct contrast with the
Violets short passing style OF attack
which In spite of Yale's five man de-
fence proved highly effective. Toward
the end Of the contest Yale rushed sew
eral substitutes into the game and their
efforts yielded greater results than
their predecessors attained, the " sitors
scoring five baskets from the floor in
rapid succession.
Frank Goeller, the Violet captain, and
Hatterer paired up well Mt forward for
New York and between them accounted
for eight goals from floor. Their foul
shooting, however. was far below stand.
ard, neither of them being able to get
the range in seven tries The lineup:
New York u. (31). Yale 14).
Goeller. ....... Left forward. .ScioonInake
Hatterer. Right forward. ..... .Caswel
Pierce. ...... Centre. 80. ..... Cooper
Toorock. ........Left guard. .KernaI
Re tes.. ........ Right guard. .......... fIaa:
Goals from floor-Goeller, 4; Eatterer. 4
Fierce. 81: Toorock, 8; Bates, Cooper, q
Munger, 2; Burbridge, 2. Goals from foul
Toorock. Cooper. 2. Substitutions-Ohiey FOL
SChoonmalSer Munger for Herman. Burbridgs
for Haas; Masaline for Hatterer. Referee
O'Shea. 81. John5s College. Umpire-8utler
Ccrnall. Time OF halye3--2O minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Drill at California.

BERKELEY, Cal, Dec 16.--rhirty-
three football players. composing the
University Of California football team
and its substitutes, went into vigorous
training to-day. II was the first work.
out Tor the scheduled post-season game
January at Pasadena with Washington
ond Jefferson College.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
veach sure for Yankees.

Miller Huggins. Col. Huston. Col. Rup-
cert Frank Navin. Tyrus Cobb, Harry
Frazee and Hughey Duffy were In con-
ference for quite p spell last night try
ints to work out triangular trade along
the general lines which we have told
about these many days.
At the end Of the conference it was
certain that tho Yankees would get
veach for their outheld. But the exact
details could not be learned. The full
details OF the trade viii be announced
some time to-day.
II want an outhoider. I want pitcher.
and II I let Scott go 1 want another
shortstop." said Duffy. ''I know what
Scotue can DO out at short, and GER
tainly Will not give him TO n rival club
which is hard UP for a shortstop unless
1 am able 10 strengthen my club. ] am
Not looking TO satisfy any other club"
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Yale Basketball Team Is
Easy for the N. Y. u. Five

New York Univers'ty's basketball five
had an easy time In beating the Yale
team last night i'm the opening game Of
the season by the score OF 81 to II. The
New Haven quintet lacked an OFTEN
sive with sufficient strength to break
through the Violet backs and scored
but one field goal IN the first period
At the end OF the half New York lead
az II IN z
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Crescent Basketball Team
TO Play Yale Five Tonight

The Crescent A. G. basketball team
will meet the Yale University quintet at
the Crescent A. G. gymnasium tonight.
The New Mooners have defeated Pratt
Institute Brooklyn Law School. Cooper
Union, st. Francis College. Princeton
University and st. Joseph's College OF
Philadelphia. and expect to make It
seven straight ut the expense OF the
Rlue five
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
NC = SWIMMING = FOOT
Canadians Will Box
Middies at Annapolis
Specie, Despatch to TIE NEw YoRH HERALD,

Specia, Despatch to TIE Nxw York HERALD.
A NNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. 16.-
~ James A. Mcbride, manager
\ of the Naval Academy box
Ing team. has received 6 letter from
George r. Currie, manager OF the
sport at McGill University. Canada.
in which the latter agrees to bring
his team to Annapolis for match
with the Midshipmen. The probable
date Is March IL. and the event. the
first international competition In
this branch at the academy. is await
ed with much interest.
Manager Currie stated in his letter
that McCill was making great ef-
fort to engage in competitions in all
sports with the colleges of the United
States and that 1t would be glad to
have some other collegiate opponents
for its boxing team to meet on the
trip to Annapolis.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Flushing Highs Quintets
in Double Basketball Victory

The Flushing High School quintet de-
feated the Far Rockaway team in a
game Of. basketball at the Flushing gym
nasium yesterday afternoon by 33 to 16.
The game was p. s. A. I. contest
70 decide the champion team OF Queens
Borough.
In u preliminary game the Flushing
second team won from the Far Rocka-
way second team, Is to S. The first
teams lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Trenton Defeats Celtics.

Special Despatch TO THE Nsw YoRx IzaAlp.
TRENTON, N. j., Dec. 16.-Trenton's
basketball team defeated the Celtics, now
representing New York in the Eastern
League, here tonight, FL to 10. The
first half ended with the visitors leading
IL to 10 after twenty minutes Of rough
playing. Beehman was the high scorer
for the visitors. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
uuahey Jennings sisns.

Hugliey Jennings, assistant manager
II the Giants. yesterday signed his con-
tract for 1892. jennings came 60 the
New Yorks last season after long
tenure of the rnanagership OF the
Tigers. The old Oriole proved very
valuable as general assistant to John
NrGrav--of FAR greater valua than
mc,l " the Fans appreciated. He add
sd,coneideresle strength 90 tho strategic
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Victory for McBurney.

McBurney School scored an easy VIC
tory over the Friends School basketball
team yesterday afternoon on hzcBur-
neys court. The score was 20 10 8.
The winning quintet outclassed their
opponents In all deps rtments OF the
game. Ranelli played best for McBur-
nov
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
De La SalIe's Second Team
Gains Ninth Straight Victory

De La Sale institutes second basket
ball team yesterday afternoon defeated
the ST. Peters High School second
quintet OF Staten Island on De La Salles
court The score was 81 to 19. II was
the ninth straight victory for the win
ming team. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Dual Cymnastic Meet.

Tho member OF the East Side Y. M.
G. A. gymnasium team last night de-
feated the representatives OF the Penn
sylvanla Railroad Y. M. G. A. IN q dual
meet in tho local lads gymnasium The
score was 20 y polnts t. 14s
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
c. c. NJ. Y. VS.. Tiger Five.

The c. c. N. Y. basketball team will
endeavor to scoro It's third consecutive
victory tonight when II meets the
Princeton five on the local court
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
De Witt Clinton Wins Over
Curtis by Scant Margin

De Witt Clinton High School defeated
Curtis High yesterday at basketball at
at Christ Church. Staten Island. by the
score Of 29 to rs.
The game was hotly contested. with
Clinton always ahead by a small margin.
The contest was one Of the regular
scheduled P. S. A. L. games to decide
the championship Of Greater New York.
The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Hub Northen. once with the Dodgers.
has been signed to manage San An
tonic vice Johnny Nee. who has gone
back TO Evansville. Tom Turner. scout
for the Athletics. has signed as man.
ager OF the Portland club OF che Coast
League, where he will get first call on
MaclS's and Cobb's castoffs.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

On Thursday the major league club
owners were late and Judge lands
informed them that when he said IL
o'clock he meant New York time. Yes
terday the Judge was late. and the
owners slyly pulled their watches on him.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Pratt Five Plays Tonight.

The Brooklyn Polytechnic basketball team,
will play the Pratt Institute quintet in the
Thirteenth Regiment Armory tonight. The
game will be held IN conjunction with the
Thirteenth Regiment athletic meet.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Canadians Lose at Hockey.

BogroN. Dec. 16. - The Westminster
team OF this city defeated the Sudbury.
Ontario. wolves, : % :, at hockey here
tonight.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Brown Five Wins.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HIeALp
PROVIDENCE, II. l.. Dec. 16.--Srown's
basketball five entertained the new
Providence College team In Lyman Gym
nasium tonight The score was Brown
4S, Providence College IL. Mitchell
starred for the Brunonians. shooting 10
baskets from the floor and playing at
top form all the way. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Not Pink Georgette.

from all accounts the Giants next
season will have uniforms In keeping
with their high position in the baseball
world Jim Tierney denies. however
that the trousers will be made OF pink
eeorgette.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

w. schmidt for Il. schmldt; Rockaway.
Nefus for Sunsire.
Goals from field--Skdmore. McTigue (3)
smith (s). Barber. Z. Schmidt (2). 9. Nor
rison C2), Duer (2). j.. Morrison S3l, w:
Schmidt (3). Referee-Langhen. Time OF
pericds--f5 minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Berkeley Irving Wins.

The Berkeley Irving School basketball
team yesterday afternoon defeated the
Ethical Culture School quintet on the
Berkeley Irving court by scoro Of 81
to Is. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Thrown goals--Menkes, 2: Phillips, 8.
2. Phillips. 2: Hilgarten. Goals from foul
Rotting, Q; Dondero. 5. Substiiutions--
Princeton, Hardin for Phillips, Phillips for
Botting; Hilgarten for Donald; @. c. N. Y,
Taanenbaum for Schspiro, Judge for we,I-
stein. Hayter for Lilling. Dundes for Judge
Heferee-lfr. Manley,
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Score-Harvard, 81; Middcpury, y. bas-
kets from the floor-Lowenthal (5). Pailo
Timberrnan (3), Reinbrecht (2). Rich (2).
I:askers on free tries-Pallo Qi. Leonard
t9. ubstitutes-Harverd, Stevens for Low
Eagan for Rudotslcy Middebury. Rich for
Hardy. Lacey for Ryan. Referee-Oswald
Tower Time OF haives--20 minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

van SICKLE, Driseoli. o'Brien. Dvyer. d;
Wright, 3. Goals from fou-Driscon. 81:
Flattery, q; Howard. 3. Referee-McDonald.
uteg.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Curtis (oG). Clinton COY.
Eagle Hight forward. ........ Laub
Franzwich -. Left forward. ....... Cohen
Pecker ........... Center. ............. Mare
Bowe ......... Right guard. Schriedman
Stolzenthaler Left guard. .......... Vogel
Field goals-I'rnnzwich, u Pecker. 3;
Eagle 8: Lamb. 6; Cohen, 81 Mare, Q.
Goals srom foui--Franzwich. 10: Cohen. IL
Suostitutions-Clinton. McNulty for vogel
SilverInan for Laub. Laub for Siiverrnan,
Buss for Laub. Laub for Bus8. Buss for
Mason: Curtis, Roren for Stolzenthaler. UNI
pire-DaLshty. Textile. Time OF haives-l5
minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

williams. g.; Miller, 2; Wegenknecht. Dug
gan, McCiee, z: Peterson. Kerns. Goals from
fouis-Wagenknecht, 3: Mitchell. MCGEE, 4.
Substitutes (Brown)-Barrett for WiiamB.
Duggan for Pitteuger, Williams for Barrett.
TucSerinan for Miller, Barton for Wagen-
20 minute halves.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Superior Passing Gives
Harvard Five Victory
Defeats Middlebury Team by
Score of 81 to %.

Special Despatch TO THE New YoRK HnaALr.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec. 16.--Superior
passing gave Harvard 81 to 20 victory
over Middlebury College at Hemenway
Gymnasium tonight The Crimson team,
although considerably upset on account
OF injuries, managed to obtain an early
lead, and held it all through the game,
although the margin at half time was
only one point. Lowenthal and Pallo,
ther forwards. scored 81 to Harvard's
total between them. Capt. Leonard
proved Middlebury's all around star. The
lineup:
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Abou ne~spaoers

Dear Editor. Many people criiielts
"the paper" because the latter 90 no
agree among themselves. II we ma,
believe Blasoo Ibanez. who was late,
in America stucy:ng the rress as wei
as the public taat IS great blessing
not the criticism but ne disagree
mens.
He pays his tribute. as all clear
seeing foreigners ,. 70 the trcmen-
douG cower Of oua national press
Nearly everything here seems trans
iiory Political parties come and 20,
American opinions are this today th-,
tomorrow: industry scraps It's machln-
cry necessarily: houses are torn down
10 make way for other buildings:
iiai there IS one thing permanent
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pot without 4 condition ia either ease
10 d demand hat the irans res sor b.
peniiens and humblcd. accepting 81
his punishment and willing 10 mex,
restitution up 10 tho extent 81 alI
the substance Of his house tl.s
sxxis, 1871 PROV Vi. 2e-ail
And John. ne forcrunner of Chfi q
demands o. he Pharisees and saddu
eoes tina, they bring forth fruits meo.
FOR ~ eniance So also Christ IIim.
self IN His Parable describes the im
peniteni debtor as being "dellvere a.
the tormentor' ami OF his having ia
pay unto the uttermoss farhlng
oNait v %. aua xviii $40 So. aen.
wherc do We get the idea OF ~ nncoa
di,ional forgiveness demanded by sir
Russell Clincby2
That very much mistaken idea iaaf
Jesus Christ was the impersonalion q
an unreagea.ng moliycoddle principle
needs reputation most yehementiy. al
4 3 proeaga or OF mlch lnfldcisy.
bringing unmerited scoru and de-
rislon upon the Church or Christ
Maurice e. Roberts
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Wants Leheu To Do n.

Edisor Leader Why not give Rev
lehew power to go ahead and carry
out his plans for the betierment Of
Guthrie2
Why look further for city man
ager7 He Is full OF good ideas and
has the enthusiasm back OF them to
push them to fulfllment. You Lions
fureiy are strong enough to put this
along. let him select his committees.
etc. That's all We need to make
Guthrie the ideal home toen. iuse
some one 10 90 ahead and carry cut
these plans and see thar the Others
help.
We are not accomplishing anytaias :
so far. just because we have 10
preacher 20 lead and without a mas-
ager It's like ug-of war. soma pull
one way. some he other Who Sec
on 5 the motion Lets get busy r.
Interested
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Editor Leader The assertion ci
ycur correspondent TO the effect that
the action OF the Allied i,owefS IN
demanding OF Germany the sum ol
fifty-two billions Of dollars as a dire.t
challenge against the principle o.
christianity is. contend, serious
apprehension OF the truth. /; Is
much OF kind with the principle
underlying the idea Of pacifsm =
As thechrist OF the New Testament
is meseitul ani demands tina. His fol-
lowers be likewise. 70 also the Gad
ol the Old Testament was mercifai. bat
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Communications To I
The Editor
THE FORUM
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Where Knocking Is Profitable

Editor Leader: ! notice some one
had piece in the Leader the otafs
day knocking the knockers and kick
ers. Now. wish 20 say you can't get
anywhere with town unless there
is kicking Constructive knocking ard
kicking is proper and. Is an incentive
TO betterment. Now want 10 regis sE
a violent knock. II this business cf
roller skating on the streets Is no.
abolished. somebody is going to BE-
hurt. and then there will be hue AMI
cry about reckless motorists . 4
Noble avenue every evening from
thirty to seventy-five boys and girls
play in the middle of the streets on
skaits. They try TO grab every pas
sing car. and seem to pay no attention
20 sirens and horns. This is danger
Gus sport and must be stopped. call
upon Mitchell here and now 10 station
a man on Noble near the n. f. churca
and stop this rolelr skating in the
streets-Taxpayer.
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II the skin Is very dry, apply cold cream
before and after washing The soap viii
make balmy lather Rub il pcntly INTO
the pores. Rinse oui wfh warm water.
then apply dash Of cold water as a tonic.
lhcnyou have done the utmost. beyond
good food, fresh air and exercise. to
beauty tho skin.
The Palmolife Coapoay Nii,eank,x. q S. A
Ftc faivloiife Company y Cassda. Ipasirf
Toronto ont
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COmpleXions-Night
and Noon

Almost any woman can look pretty At
night, hu, only perfect, natural SKINS can
face the glare Of noon.
A radiant SKIN. healthy and glowing, i
the very foundation Of charm and every
woman can have one Aids TO beauty arc
many, bur the essential Is thoroughly
clean skin.
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the new ape tho qress phEei
never changes u ls thr pe4pe val
u' necessarily dominating fogf F.
American llie The no~ar the Bp.a
papers have bere Is not paFalleie3 n
amy othog country 10 DE serl
The people believe 10 lho haNs.
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Why only 10 cents

We hring palm 81 from Ail,a, olive
o'l from Spain They arc the coAticu and
the bess oils a facial soap can employ Net
Palmolse sells for 10 cents. The reason
hes ~ enormous production. Millions usc
P2lmolRc And cur effort for many years
has been 20 place 4 wthn everybody
reach.
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A balmy lathcr needed

The study has been 10 produce ahalmy.
creamy lather A la,her tha, soo,hcs While
tclsanses A lAsheF which leaves the skin
soft.
To do that. modern science has eohe
back 70 methods Of 5000 years ago IL
employs blend OF palm and olive oils.
Not as Cleopatra used them, bw prepared
IN modern ways.
In Palmohsc soap these matchlcss oils
arepcrtecsy combined. Asa facialclcans-
er, the world has never found ANYTHING
better And j, probably never viii
PAlmolwe cleans the skin with 4 ecntlc
and soothing cmolllent Il leaves the SKIN
nhoomine, fresh condition. It's daily use
IS The foundation Of skin hcauty. It's every
Application pencuases the skin with the
most beneficial oils Of the ages.
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towns grow up overnight
girls roller SKATING on the strer :
after dara Mark me. somebody will
be killed These kids are absolutely
reckless and Needless OF passing ears
This practice should be stopped Tor a..
With. NJ.
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Mattresses ara ehsmhe mnaiia Az
ieaiea eaalN qui SIS aHd wllhaa
apf p'monal bother hY means a. tht
want AAa
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fAe famaHie 81 aslss "a she hssise-
ah Fafg ihu Alg WAsler tAe
Ma#@ ~AeA "a she NaAs MA
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Good compilations call
for soap

Bcautifyine cleanliness requires not only
a clean surface, bus also soap clcanscd
pores. Such cleanliness calls for soap
Dir, oil and pcrsprauon clog tho skin.
So does powder-so does rouge. AT least
once daily this accumulation should be re-
moved The best time is at night. Then
for hours OF sleep the skin has chance 10
breathe.
Without such cleansing. glands and
pores become enlarged and ndlrri,atcd Their
functions arc retarded Skins become
coarse Blsokheads and blotches may
follow.
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