Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
'H[IN|E Miller TO
COACH LOGAN A.A.
Farmer Penn Star Still Has
Room for Good Material
on Suburban Eleven
roM McCL0SKEY MANAGER

r.u NIcCloskey has again been
.,...n as manager of the Logan A. A.
Sso,boll eleven for the coming season
''s tbe residents of Logan. will again
sat atrsss nil Of the leading football
.ans IN action on Logan Field at
ssIet,vsstsenth and Rocklnnd streets.
Games have already been booked with
WAGON y;nrome, Bridesburg and Union A. A.:
va az most Of last years players Will
"a hack. Manager McCloskey looks for
successful season. ,,
The eleven, which was Familiarity
tnown as the Logan Red Jackets last
season, will be coached by Heinie
Miller, Of Penn, and Miller has already
"a an eleven out practicing, also some
,aus sau 'hlackboard talks have been given.
MIs-e lTas are still few more positions
ln.,' n an the team and Manager Nc
%SRe.tsy %SR..t would like to get in touch with
.oms rood football players to sport the
solors of the Red Jackets.
'V' The new athletic field Of the Logan
A A. Is well equipped to support fast
riub and from all appearances the sea-
.or sbonld be big one from Logan S
s.ondnoint. Manager McCloskey can be
4, rsarhed either by phone. Wyoming
oeI1. or by mail at his home, 4S32
North Broad street.
tn. varsity eleven OF Northwest Philadel-
HARDEST schedule in years Virtually all OF
M year, stars rsport.d srt SaGH o Captain Morton
SI.s' s9Is''f former MARYLAND state center. These
indude Paylov. Violin: Weiss: Carl. Balph.
sr1'nasrS sIs. arossman Lang Kiilias brothers. Ger
Kelly plfnt mntns Aerams rspd 1na pToxess snd
ans a.s ~ the features Of early practice has
Sssn Sss u the terrific line, Plnnsins OF Russ
Q'iis Qsg iisS.pcund team Wishing . place on the
ssss.dule should communicate with Morton
blstt, 1923 West Norris street.
Thu Gloyers Hill football team. of shensn-
SS,0 ;ss 10 hear from teams OF this class that
play at home. such rs RoS6orouEh. karnac'
oisysi Mount Carmel, Coaldale. shamokin.
Fsmsaua and Centralias The season was was
sg,SsS sygrssvis Hn Bunsioes s%T " The team has been
t,.lnnr for a month and finished with a
S,rd ,crlmmasc with Shenandoah. last
S.M. 'nar address James walsh. 400 East
LLOYD street. Shenandoah.
The Emaus A.; A.. a frst. class eleven.
Who won the I,ehigh Valley championship.
sS%. SSn' N ES The 20 vGnts ,~ Of TSe
open dates IN the schedule are September %
ana october /. Address Homer Wennig.
tmsus Pa,
CLARIFIED A. A. will hold its first practice
Was en- the field last season will be back
with the exception Of Proud. formerly. OF
Bethlehem Prep. who is strong candidate
who starred ct end last season for St.
Msry's Of Wilmington. and who is making
6eld went through last season without a
defeat and looks for a successful year again
Ths team prefer, refers, to travel: Any l%o,i4S'
SiSunie.te SSuhie 'u with ' THOMAS A. poherty. s5oo
West clearfeld street
The White Stars football team. of Phoenix
igsing lao pounds. Address John Fabian
lis Marshall street. Phoenixville. Pa.
Avalon football Ia now hliins it's schedule
ne Pencoyd srounds on saturdsN and vii
travel on sundays The home Nason vii
10, open until I'll SaUry SSsturday October s. and
Paul A. Curc!e, manager Avalon Club. 42lt
Main street. Manayunk.
The Pendale $. c. has started tho football
season with a rush. defeating United A. A.
o. Camden on Saturday. SO to Q. Pendal,
weighing about 100 pounds that care I,
travel Pendaie Is under the direction OF
Bent Brewster, former Navy star OF
1plb. and has good team on the field
tddress Samuel J. Hammell, manager. l74
North Thlrty-eighth street, Camden. or Ser
etsnt 8. J. Hammell. Third Regimen
Armory, Camden. n. J.
The FrankfOrd Indians. a 140-pound team
nave Sunday dates open for teams outside
| q Philadelphia, Address J.. Davis, 433t
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