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Evening journal., 1921-10-26
SHIPLEYPLANS
FOR BASKETBALL
MAY Call Delaware Candi-
dates Out for Practice
Next Week
STRONG SCHEDULE
BEING ARRANGED
IN Tho Eevning journal.

Special to The Eevning Journal
NEWARK. oct. 26-with the foot.
ball season drawing to a close,
Coach shipley Of the University OF
Delaware Is starting TO turn his at
tention to the prospects for the com
ing basketball season. There will be
several games this year before the
Christmas holidays, so Il will be
necessary for Coach Shipley to get
his squad together and start practic-
ing pretty soon.
with the advent OF Coach Derby a.
Delaware there have been a number
Of changes In the coaching arrange
ments Of the college. Up until this
year Coach shipley, since he arrived
At Delaware as coach. has had COM
pIete charge OF all sports with for
mer Professor LeCato as his assist
ant In track sports.
Coach Shipley is now the head OF
the physical educational department
OF the universiay but Coach Derby
the new coach. has been delegated TO
have entire charge Of certain sports,
namely. football and track. This will
leave Coach shipiey in charge OF has
ketban and baseball but, recognized
as head OF the department.
Coach Shipiey has had wonderful
success in both basketball and base
ball since coming to Delaware. While
he has had some unusually good ma
teriai to work with, especially in has.
ketbal. the fact remains that he has
developed the material
Coach shipiey at the start OF bas
ketball this year will be in worse
shape as to varsity men TO start
with than At any previous season
From last years team ne loses Cap.
tain Alexander. one OF the best for
wards the blue and gold has ever
had. and McCaughan. by far the hes
centre who ever played in a Della.
, ware uniform. To get men TO abl,
, take the places OF these two men
! Coach shipiey will have TO do a lot o
, preliminary coaching.
or the men who made their letter.
, last year. Coach Shipley will hav'
but two men who played regularl
on the varsity. They are Captain
3. frankie wills and "Joe" Rothrock
. both guards For the centre an
: guard positions. where Delaware ha
e been especially strong for two year
he will have TO develop men. Keiti
Cole and williams. who won the
letters last year. will no doubt he on
again and they should be lot {
help TO Coach Shipiey in the earl
practice.
The basketball schedule has M
: been entirely completed. but som
i fast teams have been scheduled
| Practically all OF the away fror
| home games allowed under the FAC
ulty rules have been scheduled. bt
the home games are still in doub
= Among the away from home game
II will be the Army, Navy. Princeton
e Penn and Haverford. Swarthmor
as we'll as many other fast hves. wi
II play on the home floor.
Al Practice will probably be starte
a next week.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
P, B. & W. R. R. A. A.
Dots
BY K-4
BY K-4

BIG wEDK BOYS. Dance wednes-
day evening; also our masque dance
on Friday night at Pythian Castle.
Everybody out. plenty OF eats and
good time for all.
Sneaky McDonough was seen at a
late hour by himself. coming in West
Fourth street from the party on Sat
urday night What's the matter,
Hughey wasn't their any girls there
that you could take home2
Margie r. has started a mcnagerie.
Her latest pet Is a rabbit. and it has
grown n foot and a half IN the last
twenty hours. It's a bunny.
who Did Roth" was so happy
Sunday night that he felt like shout
ing.
We had often seen folk eat from
plate with a knife, but Alex Brown
pulled a new one. He used a knife
in the grape Juice.
A newcomer with the Jazz boys,
Eddie Corkill. has made his debut
Keep 10 Il, Eddie, you got the step.
Jerry Clark has hranched out for
tho ffteenth time. lie had the gicls
fighting for a dance on last Monday
night
Eddie Flanagan says Z; will ee
unnecessary for him TO buy tobacco.
so long as Red Nolan insists on
playing pinochie with him.
We have often heard sugar will
make Juice ferment very quickly, but
we did not know Il would AFFECT
coffee so much that Il would pnt
you 20 sleep. Did you notice Bill
schwamb Sunday evening at the
Starr
Wonder what kind OF dream Al
around IN the shaft7
Rice Collins has been eating 80
many pork chops that he Is begin.
ming TO grunt.
Hen Slaughter came up 10 the cint
last night disguised as a clown fot
don't need a covering for your face
Hen. Hungarian wax has got th'
upper part OF your lip sticking up.
Third CALI What has become o.
Horace Ball? We have decided 4
quit waiting. We will oe out mex
I week. HuThfts 80 nfWaANi
Our friend Sutton asked Hos
Rogers for boarding house. w
don't blame you. sutton, after las
Sunday night. Make room for two
Hoss.
Jerry sure must have had a goo'
time on Sunday night. as We notic'
ne was still enjoying II Monda'
morning with that chocolate cake.
We noticed that since the docto
has told Toots Shutes 10 keep ava
from cigarettes he has bought him
self a long cigarette holder. Som
idea. Toots.
; We certainly we're glad that jar
NJ. was up last Tuesday evening. a
, we had missed her for quite a Will
r Earl Mcknight has deserted ~
{ Jazz Hounds and started roller ska
Z ing. Don't let your feet slip, Boo
= we know you are a high roller.
II. J. Eisler wants to pull out, 4
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
Old SwedeS' Chips
BY SNAPPER"

The Mems Club held its regular
meeting Thursday evening at the
usual hour
Coach Boggs ran the basketball
squad through their first signal
practice and seemed well pleased
with the workout.
The cough-drop boys Chuck and
Roy. have re-enlisted and were as
signed to guard duty
With Dutch" Shaefer back in the
lineup the old quintet Is complete.
Stretch Walls still has his eye on
the basket.
In the feature race Saturday
night, Dinty Moore won by nose
dive, coping the Weldon Derby.
Bob Palfray has resumed training
and can be seen working out every
Thursday and Saturday night. Alta
boy,
Our latest recruits. r. Barlow, and
Ayres. have shown great form in
quoits and basketball.
Rein has taken up the quoit game
and II pep counts "Jawn" will sure
make a good bid for a place on the
team.
Monday night quot results: Old
Swedes. 8; Bethany. 0. Getting TO be
the habit in the second division.
Our third division team trimmed
McCabe four out Of FIVE. Blue Jay
and Eddie were too much for the
visitors.
Cookie" Smith got back in tho
game Monday night and uncorked
his usual ringer.
For Bethany, Or. Earle pitched a
/ splendid game. Bethany certainly
/ had a nice following with them
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
Edge Moor Corner
Kicks
BY ROBBIE

We had an open date on Saturday
Some Of them played and had a little
practice. while some enjoyed the
fishing trip.
The fishermen have arrived home
after their trip TO the North Pole.
It was so cold that a certain per-
son wore three sweaters, a topcoat
and overcoat and a raincoat. Stll
he was cold.
sterndale says the next time he
goes down to Jewes TO fish he will
take a gas mask with him. He was
seen going around on his hands and
knees trying TO get some air. What's
the matter. Tommie. was the aroma
too strong or was It the smoke?
lie Roy Afford says he certainly
did enjoy tho fishing. He didn't even
get a bite. As a fisherman. Roy, you
would make a good butcher.
Lost-Two packages OF cigarettes.
Finder please return to Johnny Cole.
Edward CTed) Arrandaie. who
had his leg injured in the Burns-Gas
Company game on Saturday, has re-
turned home from the hospital, but
this injury will probably keep him
out OF the game the remainder Of
the season. Never mind, Ted, old
man. we are pulling for your rapid
recovery.
The dance hold last week was a
great success. When viii the next
one be given?
Albert Stretton has decided to play
soccer again and probably will be
seen in Saturdays game. Il will be
remembered that he played with
the local team when it won the cup
and medals in 19l4-15.
Four Of the local boys are making
good showing with the Gas Com
pany. namely White. Rutter, Arran-
dale and Justin Stretton. Watch
these boys. Fletcher!
As nearly an the players are not
working on Saturday (while svint
are not working at all) Il has beer
decided to travel by boat to all tho
games that are to be played away
They will leave on the 1890 boat.
The question has been asked
who was manager OF the Gas team
on Saturday," Ask Riley. he knows
The local team will go to Phiia
delphia on Saturday to meet th'
Lighthouse p. c. on a second divi
sion Allied League match al From
street and Erie avenue. Manage
Fish expects TO have a stiff PROPOSE
tion in Saturdays game. and the fol
lowing players will take the trip
James Adamson, John Adamson
william Adamson. Thomas Adam
son, Harry Holgate, Alfred Thacker
Randolph Jones. Lawrence Fish
David Riley. George Riley. Alber
Stretton. Thomas Sterndale. Ciarenc
Writ and Fred Luff, captain.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

T. b. Moore sure is stepping away.
Tom Is willing to teach you. Harry,
II you are afraid Of the girls II
you need a little more nerve, use
clam juice.
Roy Ray has obtained a new posi-
tion as wine faster. He sure has got
the right taste. Ask the bunch.
The NIGHT OWLS have Initiated
new member. r. Marshall. what's
the matter. Marshall. was the first
night too much for your We have
missed your presence.
d. p. Jones certainly Is some cake
eater. Il took six fellows to get him
from the table.
Johnny Mask bought soap for his
dog and before he got chance tC
use Il, some one stole the dog. John.
ny has decided 10 use the soap on hil
head. as It will make his hair grow
Third and last CALI Don't forge
the dance tonight at Pythian Castle
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
ST. AIMS WANTS ONE.

St. AIMS football team is without
a game for this Saturday, due 70 the
cancellation Of the Parksidc Aggies.
The Saints would like to hear from
any team in the city. Challenges
should be phoned TO 1891 between
$40 and $50 p. m. Practice vii
be held tonight at shallcross avenue
and Lincoln street and all player
are requested to report.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
Prince Albert's S a
new note in the
joys of rolling!

Talking about rolling your
own cigarettes, We'll tell you
right here that Prince Albert
tobacco has 'em all lashed to
the mastl
You've got a handful-of-
happiness coming your direc-
tion when you pal it with P. A.
and the lmakin's papersI For
Prince Albert is not only de-
lightful to your taste and
pleasing in its refreshing
aroma, but our exclusive pat
ented process frees it from
bite and parchl You smoke
with the bars down, day and
night!
And, for a fact, rolling up
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
FIFTH BILLIARD FOR =, E.
CHAMPION GREENLEAF
POCKET BILLIARD STANDING

AH"tAIAN w N"AAN'AAf WNAAI NNLhfN
billiard champion. last night scored
his hftR straight victory in the
championship tournament az the
Continental. Philadelphia. when no
defeated Bennie Allen. OF Kansas
city. a former champion. after IA
hard contest. ef25 to II. This game
provided more thrills and excitement
than any that has been played IN
the tourney Incidentally. this was
Greeniears seventeenth consecutive
victory In title competition.
Greenieaf completed his total In
the twenty-second inning. when he
ran out with an unfinished run Of
&C. This was his high run OF the
game, having this total twice. while
Allen went him seven better and
made a run Of 80.
Creenieaf % IS . o1so3oOiso
90 "a o o 10 g. Grand total. 1gs
Scratches, 3. Net total. las. High run
2s =.
Allen o4ooi1oo OOossoo
IS IS 40. Grand total. 81
Scratches, 3. Net total. n. High run
NHi.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
LEGION VS.. BULLDOGS.

American Legion will be the op-
ponents Of the Defiance Bulldogs on
saturday. All Defiance players are
requested 10 be present TO Third and
Adams streets tonight az 7.30 o'clock
for the reEular practice.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

More good football battles are
,chedulei this season than ever be-
ore. Usually there was hut one
outstanding game. but now the real
follower OF the gridiron sport has n
terrible time trying TO make up his
mind as 20 which contest he will
90 to sec. Look what they had ON
ast Saturdays card. This un-
ioubtedly Is due TO the open game.
The old style football made the
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
TALBOT SOCCER LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
TRAPPE BEATS ST. NnCHAEBs

TRAPPE. Nd. oct. 26.-Trappe
gained on st. Michaers by winning a
hard fought game from oxford, ]
TO o. Sears kicked the only goal. The
game was fast and both teams play
ed wen. The good goal-tending by
willis kept the score down. Steele
also played well for oxford. Sears
and L. Warner put up a good game
for Trappe. Lineup and summary;
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

Prince Albert is about as easy
as anything you know. You
see, P. A. is crimp cut and it
stays put and you whisk it
into shape before you can
count threel And, the next
instant you're putting away
to beat the very old bandl
Prince Albert is so good
that it has led four men to
smoke jimmy pipes where one
was smoked beforel It's the
greatest old buddy, the friend
hest smoke that ever found
its way into a pipe or ciga-
rette! If you never got ac-
quainted with a pipe-for
goodness sake go get one and
get some P. A. and go to it!
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

We have been advocating right
along more playing between the
local teams. Parkside, leading
contenders. has been able 20 step
into that class by sending both De-
hance and Laurence Roberts Post OF
the American Legion down TO de-
feat. Along with Parlsside, st.
Mary's is the only other eleven that
has been indicated by a local ag-
grcgation. The sand is not three
inches deep on the local fields.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

The Want Ads will be helpful FOR
the coming week for manufacturing
interests merchants and all that re-
fafcs 10 tho home.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

A Want Ad will rent apartments
during the coming week and such
an ad will receive many replies.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

Defiance is a dozen or
more leaps andla couple OF
months ahead OF any other
local aggregation in basket
ball. From the looks OF
its schedule the Purple and
Gold has enough games
booked for a couple OF
teams. which means they
will meet some OF the best
quintets in this section OF
the country. II pays TO
have good reputation.
The Tenth Warders will
start their sseaon early and
end II late. That's the
section OF town known for
producing premier cage
combinations.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
News ,iu Numbers

Of tearing this time. The supposi-
ton is that you are acquainted with
the fact that Georgia Tech and Penn
Stale will capcr onto the Polo
Grounds i'm answer TO the toot from
the referees whistle Saturday.
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Fans who can remember when
Brownson and Chesrook fought
for the local football champion
ship. a couple OF years running.
know that Il has been more
than two years ago. Were
sure OF II ourselves for we
brought the elevens together
for the titular Tits. The first
recognized clash between Ches-
rook and Brownson for the state
honors was back in 1915. The
year before hat Chesrook
claimed the title in its class but
Il was not in the class IL rose
10 and has maintained ever
since. II was through the bat
ties with Brownson mostly that
Chesrook built up its reputation.
This years eleven is not as
strong as previous ones and we
made the prediction at the start
OF the season that they would
have a harder time holding on
TO the honors than in recent
campaigns. But no direct line
can be drawn on the Champs
TO compare them with other
local teams. Most OF them
have been strengthened. con-
siderably since last season but
whether they are in class with
Chesrook remains 10 be seen.
The Blue and White crew has
been recognized for years as
Delaware's representative inde-
pendent, semi-pro. or whatever
you may call football teams OF
the state outside OF college and
scholastic ranks. Just like
Orange. Olympia, Imperial. and
others before their time. Ches-
rook may be in danger OF los
ing its laurels but II is a fore
gone conclusion-they won't lose
them easily. Local elevens
won't be playing exactly back
lot football when they go up
against the Champs.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

Here's hoping you have better luck
next time.
The master-at-arms reports the
following absentees: McKelvey,
Goldner and Morford. Everybody
down Thursday night. fellows. Don't
forget the camoufage.
Our pinochle champ, Pap" Rob
erts challenges all comers
Quot moral-If you can't boost.
ring up.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

larger colleges. with their wealth
of material. practically unbeatable
ny elevcns from smaller institutions.
Only few really great teams were
i'm the country. Under modern
rules the little fellows not only have
a chance but quite frequently turn
out combination that mops up.
There's so many more of them par
ticipating in the gridiron game, too.
II Is run ON a much larger scale
than ever before, and the interest
and the great crowds which attend
the contests make Necessary for the
Institutions. large OF small. TO live
up TO footballs highest standards.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

The Want Ads will advertise to
good profit, rooms to let and apart
ments TO let.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

No doubt we've made It plain
that those people who say that
Chesrook has held the title for
only two years. are misinform-
ed.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

We've found out at last why
It has been 20 tough for us TO
get the Stove League TO open
up. II some mulu-millionaire
fan would donate ton OF coal.
II would be easy.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
DfMANUEn AT OLD TRICKS.

Emmanuel. champs Of the Church
League last year. came back strong
on Monday night and defeated Grace
quoiters five straight games. The
score
Emmanuel ..s1 81 21 21 21-5
Grace ..... 13 3 40
Players; Emmanuel, william Ben
son. J. Kitchen, r. McLucas. T.
Kitchen: Grace. A. G. Jefferis. L. f.
Lyfeld. william Kanis. J. Broughal
r. Buck.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

The Golden Tornado win sweep
up from the South this Saturday.
The object OF its Northern inva-
sion will be the Nittany Lions. The
two will come together on the
memorable spot where but a few
weeks ago the Giants and the Yanks
tore at each other In n classical
struggle. II will he a different sort
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

One thing Is harder than living
within an income. living without
onc
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
oxford.

Goal kicked-By r. Sears. Referee
W. LOTUS Linesmen-Slaughter and
Haddaway. Time OF periods-25 min
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

Which all leads TO the ques-
ton: Where did he get them?
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

The new epidemic which is
about to hit the country no
doubt will be known as beer
tits"
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
Axeiorn:

Axe'iom:-
One thing is harder than living
within an income. Living without
one.
-f-f-f-
The new epidemic which Is
about to hit the country no
doubt will be known as beer
tits"
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. Strange how times do change
IL used to be that a fellow was re-
ferrcd to as being "sick." after a
drink OF two. Now you have to
get sick before drink or two.
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Celebrated Come Backs:
The Rent Collector.
= The Hapsburgs.
Beer.
Light Wines.
"Holy-Eve."
"Put your money i'm the
bank"
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Syracuse University football play
ers believe Herb Stein. Pittsburgh =
crack center. knew the code OF
signals used by the Orange at Forbes
Field last Saturday. According 10
a dispatch 10 one OF the New York
papers. Stein knew where 70
shift as soon as the numbers were
called and advised his fellow lines
men on the defensive. The salt
city gridders pointed out further
that all critics present at the game
agreed that the clever pivot man
II the Panthers was in every play.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

SHARPENED
IN THE GRIND
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

George COhan Is safe. He's
gone to Europe. They were talk
ing about him purchasing the
Phillics.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

Prince Albert ls sslS n
foppy red bags, tidy red
tins, handsoms pound
and half pound tin hu-
H1idors and IN the pound
crystal glass hunfdor
NTH sponge niofsfener
top that keeps the TO-
bdeeo IN such perfect
condition.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

As one OF the critics said
about the Pitt-Syracuse fracas,
the orange became a Lemon.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

Dry supporters must have
expected worse than the return
OF beer and light wines. Penn
sylvania put Old Crow in the
Senate.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

Twilight baseball made a great
hit after-dark football carries
no endorsement from the fans.
Local managers should bear in
mind that the days aren't as
long as they used TO be and
that they should get their games
started in tine TO have them
finished in daylight.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

Penn has played Delaware, +. &
NJ, Gettysburg, Swarthmore and v.
VI. 1. The football season, belat-
cd. will start on Franklin Field on
Saturday. The hitherto peaceful
Quakers will have the Pitt Panthers
on their hands. Johnny Hcisman
will have one real chance OF dis
playing the value OF his much vaunt-
ed shift-if Penn can retain possess
sion OF the plgslSin for that length
Of time. At least that's what the
majority of football followers think.
But as we have mentioned before,
there are upscts and UPSETS I'm
fOofbau
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

lNDUsTRlAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Won. Lost. Pet
Pusey a Jonrs.......... "a 7ll
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-15

Isn't official.
The powder packs the seams and
makes the ball worse than ever for
pitchers to control, umpires say.
Back to the soil" Is the slogan of
the pitchers and the umpires.
August
August is the slump month for
athletic stars.
Golf and tennis, as well as base
ball brilliants, slump in August.
Jock Hutchinson won the English
open golf title a few weeks ago He
hasn't shown his same form since.
Jim Barnes copied the American
National Open in July. He slumped
afterward.
William Johnston. California net
wonder, played brilliantly in July.
He is slumping now. He always
slumps in August.
B-be Ruth slumped in his home
running the first few days of August,
Just as he did last year.
There is a limit to the endurance
of all athletes.
They burn up their dash and
strength in the earlier months of
summer.
August is the breaking point-the
reaction month.
There's one advantage to a slump.
1t puts a thrill into competition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-15

Matt lagos Perth Amboy Dry
Dock baseball team took the meas
ure of the South Amboy p. r. r. Y.
M. C. A. baseball team on the South
Amboy grounds Saturday afternoon
in a hard fought game by a score of
3-2. These two teams met on h
diamond several weeks ago, but the
game was interrupted in the second
inning by ain with the score IL.
Last week the Dry Dock nine played
a tie eight inning game with the
Raritan Copper Works team of this
city.
Charley Brownmiller on the
mound for the visiting team and
Stratton, the South Amboy pitcher,
engaged in an interesting duel in this
game. Brownmiller allowed eight
widely scattered hits, m a double
by Manaker, while Stratton was
touched for seven hits, including
stretch Burke's three base hit.
Brownmiller walked two men and
struck five. and Stratton dupli-
Gated this Performance. =,
Campbell, Zehrer, Tague, Burke,
Lyons, Larson and Brownmiller each
collected a safety for the winning
team, while Stratton and Andy Kane
led the home team at bat. stretch
BurkeS one mana SldD VI d liici
from Crowell's bat in the seventh in
ming. on which he doubled Mcguire
at second, was the feature play of
the game. This was the only double
play in the game, Gus Nesley assist
ing the first baseman in completing
the play.
The Dry Dock nine went after
STATIONS scalp in the opening round
AID succeeded in sending all their
runs across the plate in this session.
Three hits and an error were reSpon-
sible for the run-getting, Stretch"
Burke's three base blow coming In
this session.
The South Amboy team scored
one run in the second inning ana
their final counter in the third. Man
aker's double and a single in the
second round accounted for the first
run. An error and w o hits sent the
last South Amboy counter scamper-
ing over the home plate.
Both teams made unsuccessful
attempts to score after the third in
ming, but the strong pitching in the
pinches by both moundsmen and
steady support prevented further
scoring. Each team made three err
rors in this game.
jaw Wallace, who was scheduled
to play right field for the Dry DOCK
team in Saturdays game, wrenched
his knee in crossing the plate in the
Perth Amboy teams first turn at
bat, and Zehrer was placed In right
field. Zehrer performed in a capa-