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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
CHERCHESKY CAGE LEADER
Central Elects Athlete With Fine
Sports Record

Louis ("Scotty") Cherchesky was
elected captain Of the 1921 1922 bas-
kctball team at Central High School.
He relieves "l,ill" Murphy. leading
scorer in the IntCrscholastic League,
who has been acting captain since the
season began.
"Scotty" has n fine record, cOnsid-
erirg tho fact that he is new 20 the In
tcrScholastic League. In the spring Of
1920. when tho elimination bouts from
which the United States boxing team
was selected for the Olympic games. he
wnllopcd his way to the semi final
round. But when the Olympic team
sailed for belgium, ChcrchCsky was not
among th0sc present.
The rubber bull champion Of the
school next made an attempt to win u
place on the Mirrors nine. lie sue
cceded. just as he was about to re-
ioicc, however, reports were given out.
and "Scotty'S' showed him to be in
eligible.
Charrh, sky was not discouraged. SO
he decided to try for the basketball
team. lie had never played the court
game before. but his fn"twurk was
good. Ills nnllltS 10 get away Won loL
MIN forward position on the second
team. where he starred. lie also en-
tered the Penn tournament MS Il mem =
her of the first team and scored seven
field goals in one contest.
"Scotty.' who uses his boxing abil-
ity in every game. decided that with his
ability to take punishment he might be
able TO win place on the football
eleven. He started the season as n
substitute, and when the veteran Dick
Wells was injured was given the rcgu-
lar quarterback post.
This season ChcrchcSky again tried
for the basketball team. He succeeded
in winning the forward position. and
now Is among the high field goal scorers
in the circuit. His work has been ap-
prcclated to such a large extent that
the boys presented him with the cap
tuincy yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
GIRLS WILL PLAY HOCKEY
AT ST. MARTINS TODAY
Scholastic Team 70 Battle With
AIl.phlladeIDhta

The girls field hockey game between
the 1921 All Philadelphia team and q
combination picked from the private
schools of this vicinity will be played
ut st. Martins this afternoon. The
game will start at 3 o'clock.
The game should prove to be one of
tho closest played In the city this year.
True. the All Philadelphia girls are
considered the best in the city. but the
school girls must not be- taken too
lightly. They have been taught team
play by Miss Armfeld. member of the
ALI English team, and Miss Applebec,
coach Of Bryn Mawr.
The girls of the All Scholastic team.
as they are known. have been practicing
under the direction OF Miss ApplebCe.
since Miss Armiicld's return to Eng
land. Last week, Saturday, to be cN-
act. she selected the girls who would
play.
I.ouise Norris. captain of Miss Ir-
win Schools team, has been selected to
lead the All Scholastic eleven. She
will play the position OF center half
back. Emma Norris. her sister, of the
same school. also has been picked to
compete in the contest. She will play
right wing.
"Beff'' Newhal. of Springside
School; Betty Iillery. Lorna Brown
and Betty Cadbury. of Germantown
Friends' Helen Burroughs, of Friends
Select, and Helen Chapman, OF Irwin
School, are among the others who will
be seen in the gnmc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
TEST FOR VlLLAN0Vk
Main Line Five VIII Tackle Catholic
University Tonight

Villnnova College will make its debut
in "big league" basketball tonight
when the team meets Catholic tntycr-
Sity, of Washington, D. c., At Villa
nova. -,
II have not decided Ms to who will
play for Nillnnova tonight, " Coach
Mike SAKE said this morning. Il have
fairly good squad, and it's pretty diff
ficult to pick team.
"This IS Villnnovas first attempt
against real big college. in basketball.
As you probably know, Catholic Fnivcr-
sity was beaten by Pcun only by mar
gin of two foul goals Inst yrnr, 50 |
won't attempt to throw bouquets at my
team.
"Wc play Penn January :, and, OF
course, the team is pointing for TINT
game. I think I'll start Gray and
Ryan Mt forwards: krcig. center. ana
Captain Pickett and I.oughlin at guards.
but I'm not sure. want to win the
game md then go after Penn. With
Catholic Us scalp attached to our
belt we would have more confidence
against Penn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
ENTRIES CLOSE FOR
NATIVITY XMAS RUN
Large Field Entered in Holiday
Event Of Uptown Club


Entries for thr Christmas run of the
Nativity Catholic Club closed last eve
ming with Richard O'Donnell, secrc-
tary, and he reports an unusually large
number Of participants.
1t Is the second annual cross country
race OF the uptown club. The race
will start at the clubhouse, Belgrade
and Madison streets, south on Belgrade
street to Allegheny avenue. west on
Allegheny avenue to Aramingo, south
on ArnmingO avenue to Cleurtirld street.
cast on Clcariicld street to Richmond
street, south on Richmond street TO
Somerset street, make turn at Richmond
and Somerset streets, then run north
on Richmond street to Allegheny ave
nue., west on Allegheny avenue to Bel
grade street This course Is TO b,
covered three times, distance of 5H
miles.
Many prizes will be awarded the con-
tcstants. Team trophies will be given
the clubs finishing first and second and
two time prizes for the men finishing
the course in the fastest times. A
special prize will be awarded the first
X. of G. man to finish. The race
Is sanctioned BY the A. y. L.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
.ONLy.ONE CHANGE
AMONG MANAGERS
Washington Lone Club in Either
League to Change Generals
During OH-Season
ROBINSON IS FIXTURE

rYD r.>.T1I ,h, t,,,,o tbo+ tho minor
,,..,
c"gn'S went In." "Hr.'" -,
Buffalo. 1t looked as II TINS OIL S"hNon
in baseball was going TO set record III
regard to the retention Of managers.
However. at that meeting Clark Griffith
announced the resignation of t;corg"
Mcbride. Washington is the only CLUB
in either Of the ma jor circuits which
viii have a new general in 1922.
Fifteen managers will return to the
posts which they occupied at the close
Of tho chmpaiyn last October. This i"
close TO a record and IL It isn't II should
be-. Memory fails to recall any recent
off season in which there were not sew
crai changes.
The National League magTntcs ap-
parcntly are satisfied with the WORK OF
their managers last season. John Nc
Grnw and Branch Itirkcy were sure or
rcturnins DusJ ;th .ho ."S nir,irs I Of fhcir rc.
sncct;ve rlubs This coming ycnr, how
cvcr Nc(;rnw viii shift most Of tue re-
sponsibility on Uughic Jennings.
Robinson Fixture
WiIbcrt Robinson appears to bc
somewhat of Il fixture in Brooklyn and
the same goes for Pat Moran in Gin.
cinnati. Pat was not blamed for th,
poor showing of the Reds last year
and Garry Herman is willing to lei
him show his ability under faircr con-
ditions. Pats reputation made IN
turning out n championship team IN
1919. his first year with the Reds. will
i've through several more Cincinnati;
bcatings If necessary
George Gibson and Fred Mitchell both
did we'll in 1921 and their work GER
talnly justified their return. Bill XII
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
SOUTH PHlLLY FIVE
HAS HOLIDAY TRIP
vii! Leave on Tour Of State After
Thursdays Home Game

The South philly Hebrews have ar
ranged Il holiday trip throughout the
STATE. which will Include some ten
games. The downtowners plan a big
shakr-up in the team after losing the
last two games by a few points. The
management is out for revenge when
they meet Shnnahan on the home floor
at Seventh street and Snyder avenue on
Thursday night.
After that game the club leaves on
the trip. On Friday they play ut
IIazeton. on Sunday ut Wilkes Barre,
at fremont Monday, the Coffey Club.
of Pittsburgh. on Tuesday and Ford
City on Wednesday. Games are also
being arranged on the way back.
The game here on Thursday is at
tracing attention, as ShanNhan has one
victory to It's credit over the Sphus,
and the West PhiladelphianS. with Jack
Kelly and Danny McNichol in the line
up, are going at exceptional speed. 1t
is expected that 800 fans will accom-
pany Shanrhan to the game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
MANY SCHOOL GAMES
Twelve Scholastic Basketball Con-
tests on Today's Card


Three Intcrscholastic League games
and the same number Of Reserve League
contests are on today's scholastic bas-
kctball schedule. Six other contests are
on the card also.
Only one gGme In the 1ntcrScholastic
League means anything In the way Of
league standing today. provided. Of
course. the dope runs true to form.
Germantown High and Central High
IRE ut present tied for third place.
Therefore, the game will break the tic.
Southern High should beat Frankford
High. while Northeast High should be
toppled by West Philadelphia High In
the last game Of the first half of the
League season.
I.ansdowne High travels to Wayne
and battles Rndnor High; Temple Prep
will be entertained by Catholic High I;
Merchantvillc High plays IInddonticld
High. and Brown Prep lines up against
Eillanova Prep in other games schcd-
uled,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
3 BANTAM CHAMPS N
DURING ,21 SEASON
From Lynch to Herman to Buff Is the Way Il8-Pound
Title Went-Other Crorons in Ring Intact W"h .
Advent OF NetO Year
BY LOUIS III. JAFFE

tbe game has been ,id..,"I "a that OF
nm enforcement agent nt bartender
purity, has had several bouts.
Out in Cleveland he engaged Brynn
Downcy. an awkward but hard puncher'
and after being floorcd several times,a
yyns awarded The bout on an alleged
foul, whcrcupon loud squawks were :
raised in the fstic world. Downcy
claimed he had won by II knockout,
Wilson claimed he had been fouled, and
they decided TO try again.
The result wns an uninteresting no.
decision affair in Jersey City. The New
Jersey Boxing Commission decided that
Wilson's showing was very, very poor
and they ordered his $50 900 purse held
mn. D6wncy went away, claiming the
title. hut according to the laws of the
ring, It still is Wilson'S. Z.
.,,Enny got his money only deW
dnyS ago. when the commission re-
Tented. and he is expected to meet larry
Grrb. Of Pittsburgh, in Madison Square
Garden sometime in February
Georges Knocked Out
Georges Carpenter, the Frcnchman,
holds the light heavyweight champion
snip. won in 1920 from Battling Levin
sky in four rounds. Georges cssaycd 10
become tho. hcavywcight ,titl"ho,dcrl ~
we'll and found the bidding of JACK
Dempsey too high. r, =
This bout. in which Dempsey knocked
out the smiling Frenchman in the fourths
round, WAS the biggest event OF the
year. The stakes were high and tho
Frcnchman bid his all in the second
round. He attempted to carry on1
through nerve alone, but the effort was
not enough. 2.
Sailor Freedman and Lctc Tender,
local portSidc punchcr, tccre cOnStd-
cred by erpCrtS as the foremost con-
tenders for the lightweight title.
Tender recently rdS dcfcdtcd bv.
Rocky Kansas, but last tccek he ICON
from Freedman In fifteen rounds.
Besides Harry Grcb, who claims he
can make the middlcwcight limit. Mike
McTiguc. claimant of tho Canadian
middcwright title. and Mike Gibbons.
| the old "phantOm" of St. Paul, are
out for Wilson's laurcls.
Gene Tunncy. \. l.. l.. light heavy
weight champion, is still going.
Bob Martin. the 4. T.. +. heavy
king. has not been very active since his
defeat by Fay Kciser. of Cumberland.
Md. kciScr has been having trouble,
however.
Tommy Gibbons, brother of Mike.
lNs been knocking ON out ruw on row
nll year, and Is slated as Georges Car
pcntier's next opponent.
Dempsey will observe New Years ny
looking for n real good opponent. Some
say that Harry Wills. the negro. is the
most logical man for the task.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
Scraps about ScrapPers

Ray Smith. tho Camden lisht hHavywcixht,
T. rsInins for tWo ,n,n patches Tn arranged for
take on jcr smith at iT@rrlsburs and Bat
Ting Levinaky In Jcrscy CITY.
Tommy O'TooIe Of West philadelphia. vii,
appear in a Chris,mas bout. meeting johnny
WolEast In return hout at Lancaster. Pa.
Bobby MrCHnn made big hit With fans
HrH'S r%r me says /. tPns To et me T,hmDy nr%
Dundee or Harry tKid) brown for him.
Jack Worn9T; an EHgI!Snm"n GinsiH wsishIyE
10 is' hR%%asi RGSaHii SS crareS WiSm an" wSr%an %s %
stopped Red s"s4l In two E"un6a ~ New
romnds. %,liiHms wants to match vvorm@.n ian
with Kid Wagner.
Make Williamson may set another out with
Joe I.yEch in New York. Maxir was forced
L aaii iP the eighth roSTE Ess! Of sh1ir coH,ss
bed profuseiy.
Six bouts viii be the attraction Of nly
Eiivermens show at the New Auditorium
"nH usD%v "nH r?nSr 'trsots sd Ghrst
v"re vii be the .wind-up. with other Loutr:
Zoe WgGt S TSsNF Ss WIFI. III ETSHSSy TSSmSy. H
nMtsp vs.. Johnny Tuily. Tommy sullivan vs.
Whitley Burkc and Al Moore vs. Sammy Hoff
Jack KIdl Williams. after several months
sionai competition. lie f. a lO5-puunder
under the wing of Lew Blum.
pixie Allen. the Alabama wc,terweight. Ia
training diltschtly at Q local gym. lie viii
pSuhdsEs in Fh"GephS aftcr Sf the fT rst III Of
the year.
Fred Pncitti cxpcCts hiG crowd at his
New broadway A. q. tomorrow night. when
Johnny Krausc and Ray, Mitchell so on In the
star sct.tO. There nrn four other bouts ar
ranged az follows: Darby CaSpar w Eddl,
Rnndo. wan" Parker ", Jimmy Dury, vii.
10 Doyle vs. HnIy Williams and Jimmy
Tracey vs.. Rltchie KRig
Four eiEht-round bouts Rnd one slx-rounder
viii he STAGED ns the Christmas matinee ut
the National with Freddy Jacks. Of England
opposed 20 Gc"rg", Chan"y. ot naitiIn"re,,
. I'm the inalc. Frankie Rritton win ciasa win
Idiystone Miller In return IN, Johnny
NahOney VI, Young George chin, Eddie Mui.
lon ". Philadeiphil Jo" Wcliing and XIII
Wolfe Vs. Frankie Gauero are other
numbers,
Pat O'Mnlley, 1GO: Pat Marley. l4O; Bushy
Cnspar, l33, and Jimmy DeVnc. l2G. are
under tho management OF Harry McNChaci
Each OF th"Ec punChcrs are prepared for
action against any ono thcis. respective
Weights.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
Penn'S Conscience Fund
Gets Started With $50

The University Of Pennsylvania
football conscience fund wGs started
yesterday afternoon when Acting
Graduate Manager Bushnell received
81 so incloscd in 4 letter stating
that tile writer had succeeded IN
getting into the Pittsburgh game
without paying and that he wished
to NssuNgc his conscience BY making
n donation 70 the athletic fund.
Never in the long history of sports
at the University had SO much az Il
penny been received by the authori-
ties from spectators who secured nA-
mittancr TO the field without paying.
According to one authority hundreds
by hook or crool; see gridiron games
every fall without purchasing tickets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
I'LL BEAT HOPPE
AGAIN. '--SCHAEFER
Young Jake Shows Plenty Of
Confidence in Match
Against Cont Here
HAS HIGH RUN OF 249
by EDWIN J. POLLOCK

1>uII,ADEIpIIIA billiard folk are
,r
oeing ch'cr'n'n'n '"'S W''N Wy ''''
young and confident worlds champion.
~. acbocfcr Pho cuc;st. who startled
""", A.. o,, ,,o,h b,. o;eci
the Rhigh'S VI ''' h''e" CIV" ~
ing Willie Hoppe from the throne he
occupied for "a million years and n
81, - "a IN our midst for rne first time
u.'' ,..,,. ..,,,,,,
since MS ihhJeS'ic triumph =,
Schnefcr tossed oil Roger 'ohtl' inc
hest IN oil France, in the opening ex-
.,,i.,on vcstordov ot Alliryer's Acn-
'''''''" .,,a,,,o oe y ,.t.
denny win 'he no''''''''.".1 V. =,
Gran. IT, .,.,'ro. = o-owncd hen
aman'"s' ~, ~ p'cs" Wv o,.. - oomo
on ms Shou,uvtS ~, ~. ,s",% ,"tn, " ,r,th tIonne
ASKED noout Hm Wh;oo.o hccinniny ,
when ~ s,h.'n tp' O''"e''
March lo' lie Sa'o
"can Beat Hoppe
mI Cool arre 7 will he abe to retain
i,,ionshin @ nm shooting better
.hc .i'nr 7 Ger hovc and am confident
NV ,a". viii continue 10 improve. Don't
.n .os mo ,d,o that I am Understanding
gsC .m' nht,;tv IIe ia MS good MS he
10y Lop', ,yoa ~ not bcitcr. Even In the
eSor,n;onshin s tournament. he playc.
o.I,, p,,o moor mntcb and that was the
G Sn.t ono against me-"
ne t. ,ni,ht bc mentioned ut this point
49, iInnn. d,dn't have much of n
nha,.o aaoi1st thc son of the famous
.,'o,.t IN tbr tjt'e tourney. Willie didn' t
III III r,,,; of 400 nv schncfcr running the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
FACULTY BAN REMOVED
West PhIla. High School Swimmers
are EllgIble Agaln

The West Philadc'nhIn High School
swimming team. which has been In
eligible nll season. haS been declared
Shgihlc by the fraternity. This became
an"wn when the monthly reports were
ISSUED. Al but Ilasscl. n plungcr, have
peen relieved 0f the ban.
,rrnnkford High and Germantown
nigh have been dealt severe blows by
tne faculty. Jameson. center on both
t,he football and basketball teams, has
S%cen banned by the Pioneers. while
.cnH barrett. star Funrd. has been
tnf''% y" til" germantown basketball
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
CONSIDERS HARVARD DATE
California Officials Anxious for
Coast Eleven to Meet Crimson

Berkeley. CAM. Dec. 20.-Efforts to
pave the way for acceptance Of liar'
yards invitation FOR Il football game
in the Harvard stadium, October 2S,
1922 are being made by University of
California officials here. All members
OF the team. which has not been defeated
IN two years. are anXiOu. to meet the
Crimson eleven.
The principal obstacle is that Cali
fornlan's schedule already calls for two
trips, one 10 Seattle to meet the Cni-
Versity Of Washington. November Il,
the University OF Southern California
October %, the date offered by II0r-
ward.
Another trip, II is thought. would
cut too heavily into tn" college work
Of tn" players. \ final decision IL to
be made soon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
New PLAYERS a Bio Helm

The Twentieth Century Club Of the
American League has necn greatly strength
cn"d by the addition OF l.. HartZeu. Brooks
ami husg OF last sea s0n's Post 20 team
twentieth Century would like to hear from
all rrst-ClnsS t"ans having home noors
Addrcs8 V i.llnm Alien 3C@2 IBaitz stree.
or ''Pop'' Dillon 1923 Raltz street,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
HARVARD WANTS ACTION
Crimson Anxious to Get Answer
From California

Cambridge. MnsS.. Dec. 2O.-iiar-
ward has asked University Of California
to reply at the earliest possible moment
to it's invitation for II football game
hire on October %. next. it was learned
today. The Crimson schedule, with al
Tentative arrangements for the date Of
tercd California, iS being held up by
The Bears failure to act. It was said.
Pittsburgh and Nebraska have both an
bounced their wish to oppose Harvard II
California; docs not nccept.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
Soccer Games Wanted

The Fairhil r. c. Is withou, 4 gamo
for Christmas or %cw Y"ars. Would lLSo
20 arFange game at homo either \. VI.
or i. NJ on either Of these dates. Address
john Sknsko. 5ls Wcyt Allegheny avenue.
or rhOne kcnSingtOn 35I4
Paradise Field cub haE somc opon dates
at homs. including Christmas Day. which can
/" secured by hrSt-class teams Address
| FranE =. Mita. Sll3 Norm Twcnty-nlulI
street, phone Columbia 1898
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
West Philadelphia High Captured Most Honors in Athletics During
TWENTY-ONE

NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Is
IN finishing IN with fistic champion
slim changes having been made only IN
cnc division. That was in the bantam
class three 11S-poundtrs have rcigncd
supreme ut different times. Otherwise
titlcholdcrs Of 1920 went through the
entire season OF 1921 with their crowns
intact and arc going into the new year
s,iil seated IN thcir respective thrnnce.
Joey Lynch started the year as the
bantam ruler by virtue OF fifteen
round victory last December over Pctey
Herman. After the New Orleans 1tal-
ian returned from London. where he
surprised the universe by knocking out
Jimmy Wilde. hr reversed the decision
against the New York IriShman and
again the diudrm settled comfortably
on the black locks of little Peter.
Shortly after. however. Herman took
on Johnny BUFF. Of Jersey City. as a
t-up, but the thirty three year OLD
Polish pug refused 10 be set, and he
was rendered Il decision after fifteen
rounds of boxing. Thus the bantam
laurcls were passed from Lynch TO Her
man to Buff.
The 1922 Champs
With the advent Of 1922 various
worlds ring champions arc MS follows
observation-disclosures Wilde. England.
tamwcigtt-JUhnpy Bun, Jersey
City. ,,.u
Fcatherweight Johnny Kilbane,
Cleveland.
Liehtweight-Bcnry Leonard, New
York.
Lightweight (junior)--Johnny Dun.
dee, New York.
Woltcrwcight-Jacls BrittOn, Chi.
cagO.
dlewcight-Johnny Wilson, Bos-
ton.
Light cavywcight--Gcorges Carprn-
tier. Lens, France.
Heayyweight-Jack Dempsey, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Since becoming tic titlcholdcr. Buff
has appeared IN two touts. He de-
Tended his crown in n fifteen -roundcr
against Jack Sharkcy in New York
bt ing awarded the decision, and last
week was outpoiutcd in II ten round
bout by Pal Moore. of Memphis. Mt
Milwaukee. But This verdict didn't
mean anything, as it was Of the news
raper variety.
During November Il new title was
placed on the tiStic u1ap-that OF junior
, lightweight class. and it fell to Johnny
Dundee. the jumping ja"kcr Of New
York. to grab off the pclt. Said belt.
cmblcmatic Of the 130-pound- .
O'Clock championship. was presented to
Dundee oCtnr hc hod been awarded dc :
cision on foul in n bout with Gcorgic
Chimney. Of baltimore,
Johnny E!lbane, veteran nnL gray
haired king of the feathers. was least
active of the lighter men. lie engaged
in nm affair out in Cleveland several
months ago with the Englishman. Danny
Frush. and. after some rounds Of punch
trading and claims of fouling by Frush,
Johnny offered his hardest right and
retained the title.
Leonard Stops Mitchell
Benny Leonnr'. expert Of the light
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
School Court Standings
and Today's Schedule

Southern. / 0 900 Central. 2 9 800
GcrtoMn. & H@i1s 80" EortSsSst S"a Q 800 go
TODAY'S GAMES
Northeast High Va. West Philadelphia
High Forty.E"yenth and Walnut strccts.
FrankfCrd Nigh vs.. Southern High, Broad
and Jackson streets.
Central High VS.. Germ3ntown litSh. Ger
mantown avenue and Hlgh street.
RESERVE LEAGUE
v. l.. PC. w. L. Pc
S?n'fffR % fniIa 5SS S6rtheass 10 HShtS.% .5SS S
ToDAY'S GAMES
Northeast High. W. Wsst Phhs d"iphia
High. Forty-scyenth and Walnut streets.
Franlford ll!sh Ys. southern High, Broad
and jackson streets
Central High VS.. Germantown High, Ger
mantown avenue and High street.
OTHER GAMES
Brown Prep vs. YillAnoYa Prep.
MerChnptVillS High VS. HaddonReid High
Innsdownc IIiRh w. Radnor High.
Temple Prep VI. Catholic High.
Thiladelphia Normal at West Catholic,
Wilmington TTiends vs.. AiuInni.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20
coIorfuI Uniforms for Giants

New York. Dec. oO.-The uniforms worn
nsxt season by the Now York Giants. world =
In sehalI champions, win he fomewhat color
fui The home suits viii be white with a
siccyes, The ,tockingI Will De rcd white
and blue and the cap whit? with blue
ths word Giants" across tho shirt fronts.