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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
Las carreras del sabado y do
mingo en- el Flipodromo
Los mejores dividendos los dan "Vaga~
bond' y Ruisenor": $l432 y $40

N tcrcer0. con un record de 1.10
). Como muy bicn diio EI Hjpico, el
t"N' rstd vi en- In pr;jugand casi pa
IL tirar dc uu caro- de cai6n En- pri-
me.a pas6 IS centavos Y en- segunda.
SLID.
+ Fin Ia scgnuda carrera de 1.100 me-
tros "l.Scoha larri6 otra vema SuS CO.
lc-a>. aproycrhando Ia saidita vcnta-
iuSa. unc le did don Rata. "RuScllor"
aquf luch6 hrr6icamente habitndole
mantenido In drlautrra en- la primera
yuelta. "Nsroba" hizo un record de
III 10. "Ciaodrich" ,ntro con un re-
cord de III - V "Rui>cnor'' tprce-
70 con um record de III 80. Pag0
en- primcra S1.97 en- Scgumda $105.
Al ficliizar>r c>ta carrcra alGunos
,lueloS de cahallaS apasiouados lanza-
ron aI@unas frasos en voz alta algo
para u. Rata. aicicndo
ltuc protegia los caball0s de Iun>oda.
SabemoS que don RATA no CORE en- el
euadro de loS que Sc vcndcn, por ESQ
ofmoS las palabras como 81 oyGramos
Hover.
I,n Ii tercc!u carrera dc 1900 me-
troS. cntr6 primero "Chcque" a dos
manos. con un record de 135 l J. Vie
toria" entr6 scgundo algo acongojado
con I'M record dc 1.35 Welcome"
que hacp VI algdn tempo que no We la
Suya hizo 1.:J 30. I'ag6 zen primera
u centavos y $3.02 en- scgunda. Che
que tambitn hacfa al&unas semanas
que no empuiaha 81 idem
La cuarfa carrpra DC HOO metros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
TRASLADO A CAROLINA

FL active jefe de la policfa Luis
Echevarrfa. a quien han trasladado
mas de 10 veces este ano, que ultl-
mamente prestaba servicios en- Mana
ii, ha Sido recientemente trasladadO a
Carolina. pueblo de inferior catcSorla
al que cstaba. FL jefe Castillo ha sido
traSladado Manatf.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
MAS pOLIClAS

Hay que cnbrir muchas plazas de po-
licfa Sc ha llamadO a tallas para ell
pr0ximo mes de diciembre
En- San Juan Y otros distritos hay
falta de guardias v SO hace necesario
que el cupo estd complete. va que prom
to comielza la zafra ell la mayor par
te de las Centralcs de la Isla>y el SER
yicio es mucho mayor cue en- la 6poca
muerta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
EDICTO
En- la COrte de DistritO del DistritO
Judicial de Humacao, Isla de
Puerto Rico.
Juana Marin,
Ex-parte,
PeticiOnaria.
Estados Unidos de America,
Ell Presidcnte de los E. u, SIS.
Civil No. 1901.
SObre' DOMINIC.

POR CUANTO, por Juana MARIN,
representada por su Abogado Jose C.
Rodriguez Cebollero, Sc ha presenta-
do en- esta Corte, una mocion, para
que Sc declare su favor el dominic
de la siguiente fnca:
URBANA, casa de maderas,
de una planta, techada de zinc,
con balloon, enclavada en- la ca
lie "MuLoz Rivera, del pueblo
de Nieques, P. R., en- un solar
de la propiedad del Municipio de
Vieques, midiendo la. casa 81
pies por su frente norte, que
coiinda con la citada Gale, ''Mu-
iioz Rivera; "a pies al este, que
colinda con casa de Juan SAM
PAYO; 36 pies al fondo, sur,
que colinda con casa de Antonio
MARIN, SO pies al oeste, que
colinda con casa de Hijos de
Amadis ORTIZ.
POR TANTO, habiGndose ordenado
por el Hon. Juez de esta Corte que Sc
publique la pretension por tres veces
en- uno de los peri6dicos de mayor cir
culaci6n de la Isla, para que los que
tengan algun derecho que ejercitar
contra dicha pretencion, las perso-
mas ignoradas quienes pueda per-
judicar dicha inscription, puedan efec-
tuarlo dentro del termino de sesenta
dias, libro Ia presente en- la ciudad de
Humacao, p. r., a IS de Octubro de
1921.
Luis A. Cuevas,
Act. Secretario Corte Distrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
LOS NAMES DE GONZALEZ

Carmelo Gonzalez, del barrio Rosa
rio de Mayagiiez, ha sido arrestado
por la policia virtud de denuncia que
hiciera contra el Olivero Irizarry,
que Sc queja de una sustracion de 100
libras de name de su tinca, los que
tenia listos para enviar al mercado
de la ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
SALIERON AVER

Los distinguidcs esposos Mestre Bla-
nes, salieron aver medic dfa. para los
Estados Unidos y Il Attorney General,
hace uso de una licencia que utiliZara
para visitar diversas ciudades de los
Estados Unidos acompahado de su es-
posa. Probablemente visitardn a Wash
ington, donde pasariin algunos dfas.
Les deseamos el meor viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
Sc TRATA DE LA DIsoLUCIoN

Sc TRATA DE LA DISOLUCION
La Association de Dependencies de
Mayaguez ha sido convocada para ell
80 de los corrientes con el fin de dis
cutir la conveniencia de SUI disolucion.
Elemcntos entusiastas de Ia misma es-
tan tratando de que aquel proposito
no Sc lleve a efecto Sc proponen de-
sarrollar todas sus actividades para
eyitarIo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
In NINO

Al feliZ hogar de nuestro buen ami
90 don Augusta Marin doiia Virginia
Martinez, ha lleSado el sdbado con en-
to de Salud. que viene Il aumentar la
felicidad de sus padres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
HURTO DE PRENDAS

A don Fidel Sevillano, de la calle
de la Luna, n1mcro 70, le robaron de
un ropcro, una cadena de orc con me-
dalla, una bolsa &c plata, una pulsera
dc orc, un billete de un dollar v dos
monedas de orc. La detective inyestiga
eI robo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
19G DENTNCIAS

Ante la Corte Federal estan pen
dientas de resolution 1876 denuncias
por faltas Ia ley de prohibition y Sc
trata de celebrar por 10 menos ) jul
clos diarios, para terminar todo el
trabaio pendiente hasta eI 19 de di-
ciembre pr6Ximo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
GENIE CONOCIDA QUE Sc
ESpERA

En- ell vapor San Lorenzo que sali0
el sabado de New York, embarcaron
para este puerto, los senoreS Ramon
Aboy Bcnftez V seilora, DIR. Diego Bias
cochea se1ora, Jose Vicente Cintr0n,
Tomas Subirana V se1ora, don Pedro
SalaZar V otrOs mas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
NINA ENFERNIA

Una de las niias de los distinguidos
esposos Piestrantoni Rodriguez, esta
enferma en- su residencia del Condado
No es cosa de cuidadO lie asiste ell
DR.. Biam0n. Deseamos pronto restable-
cimiento Ia enfermita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
sICI,E MEJOR

la estimada seiiora dola Eva Tapia.
que ha estado enferma de bastante
cuilado, hoy podemos informar que
ha experimentado una leve mejorfa, 10
que celebramos. NJ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
IL LA "AyEEIDA FERNANDEZ
EN ESTA SEMANA

En esta senaaa Quedaran instala-
dos en- 81 nuevo local del Banco de
Nueva Escocja, las oicinas de la Pla-
zueIa Sugar Co, y del senor Giorfet-
IT,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
REGRESO. DE LARES

El sabado regres6 de Lares, donde
ha rasado una placentera temporada
sen companfa de 81 distinguish esposa,
nuestro estirnado amigo don Pedro
Agudo, administrator del gran Hotel
Palace.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
DICEN QUE Sc HA ENVENENADO

Sc nos ha informado por personals
que han llegado de Ia ciudad del Ocs-
tp, que el Sub Marshal de la Corte
Federal en- quella ciudad, recientemen-
te suspentido de einpleo sueldo. ira
to de acabar con su eXistencia toman-
dose un venenO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21

Ia sida p-esestada eu In oticina
del Secreyario Eieeu,ivo, para su ar
20 y roGiSFro ula narr.l dr f&bri-
It de Ia corporation del oStado de
Nv Yrn, dcnotljaa5J ''i,ubber In
atad Me,a.s Corporation, 1t que
SsJe de- Ia paiabfa 'Kimoo" Sc
ul.ca a In veuta &c l,cr.amicntas Y
apara.as par maquinaria>
IL LA "AVENIDA FERNANDEZ"
a5t4 iastalando en- su e!egante
l5encia de la ''Avenida Fernandez"
lanturce, e selor Jose Rullan, de
ares de A Mayol Y Ca, de esta
c.aaad, que deja su antigua vivienda
de "3Iilanar para tener las mejores
eomodidades posibIes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
Ell .IT-RADO FEDERAL

Han continuado hoy los jnicios por
jurado ante la Corte Federal en- San
Juan y hay algunos asuntos civiles que
resolver.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
RIVALS CLASH FOR
CITY GRID HONORS
Frankford YeIIowjackets and
Quakers Meet in Champion
ship Game at PhiIs' Park
GUY0N AND CALAC TO PLAY

The stage h all set for the indie
pendent football contest that will de-
eide the championship Of the city to
be played this afternoon at the Philies
Ball Park. The contending forces will
be the Philadelphia Quakers and the
Frankford Yellowjnckets. and the game
will start promptly al 2:15 r. NJ.
| Robert W. Maxwell will referee. with
Charles McCarty acting az umpire.
The representatives Of the rival
eIevens met Yesterday afternoon and
agreed upon the details Of the game.
II will be recalled that last year the
rellowiarkets invaded the ball park and
banded the then Union \. A. a scare.
the ball park aggregation winning. 10
to I. Manager Bowkrr. Of Fr0nkford.
is anxious to wipe out that defcnt and
Pat the same time annex the football
ampionship of the city, which title
will go to the winners
Frankford has been buay working
the wives the last few days in an
effort TO secure players 10 plug up any
possible weak spots In the yellow e
iaCkcts machine. and the uptowners
will have many new men on hand for
the fray.
Included in the number is Lindsey
Moors. the former UsaaCS player and
captain Of Washington and Lee this
fall. for line berth. With Perrotti'
another product of the Generals;
Johnny Hendren. former BucKnGlI
niaEer ana ,, VINO mas orrn W." w.. liz, irn
~, ie'elahn lgerS '''anas'" po, puH ' nf
.norht w'n alSo o' ntne. ~ norp
,,o,,t, p,'T,s ",,u Somno,,b Sao NO limo coach
lt'"p" r poIi Eli o,,o "IW nihor, ybn viii hr
,,;.h w ,hn VoIio ;ocl,ets Frankford OK.
,,aots ,o ,,so ali H.. local talent including
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
CATHOLIC CLUBS
ENTERED IN RUN
Many Stars to Compete in First
Event Of St. Joan OF
Arc Today

The St. Joan Of Arc Catholic Club.
new organization in local athletic cir
cleS. will hold its first run this after
noon. starting Al the clubhouse. Frank
ford avenue and rioga street, at 3
o clock.
The event is closed TO CathOli" clubs.
and the best runners connected with
teams in the tathOlic Archdiocosan
| uiOn are entered.
johnny Gray. who finished fhh in
the Berwick marathon. is on scratch
VITA handicap Of four minutes and
thirty seconds. and is expected 10 win
tn" race and also capture the time
vrz'.
Tir contest for team honors promises
TO be- hard fought. with Enterprise and
Nativity aS the leading r"nteudrrS. The
Germantown barriers have an edge on
their ltichm"ud ivalS. but Nativity may
spring n surprise.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
Cup Contest Feature
of Soccer Schedule

NATIONAL CUP COMPETITION THIRr
Trot NsD-rieisher vs. Philadelphia r. =, a
''h'h Hud BItiar streets
s,,,, ,,i,N,rtERCOhi. .EGlNrE LEAGUE unlvor
SE nI Ptnnsylvalia rs. .Correll. at Frsnklir
ieid, referee, G. YOUNG (at 3 T.. ny
STATE LEhGt 'Ii--Universiry or FsnnsyI
cree, +. Bowd'er.
rrfs GfsSsSToGMLATED sT M CRICKET CLuR LEAGUE
,hST DINl1lON - rhiiadelphin Redq w.
rrr.Teas''T Of PcnnSylyania. At St Martins
r',t,,e, u. scott. Moorcstown vs.. Ger.
d,r d.r'""n' Ai Moorestown; referee. John Wal.
&c SECOND DIvIsIoN-German,o 2d -
son '''" pSd, "a at Mannheim; referee. A. wat
AT St Martins: raferse p JenLIrs Wv" <'
r, ,iaNSDCsTRfAL liz iGGE " West,nghous,
rcferGe, = Ads tiSfTwiS %f%fs q Msssa Hsslms'%s
HrI Loom. at R"oad street and Allegheny
Sp%@ HiTiE!D' !S''rrG; iA 4 Kerr ,,,sr n,S,o>
SSrroH"IoN ,A--klngscssine W. woltendeE
Snnr" A. Fi'.leth street and Chester ave.
s2rT!iSoDS%? r'T!SDS? / %9TII,, %99H1 .. ,.r,ot.r, .,
bamtord, Paradisc ys. Disslon. a. Thtr.teth
"'! SErSS riSSSSIh@ld 1!ree,s: referee. q. nea.h.
.!Sns iI, 's kaywo!d, at y and Clearaeld
%t'',s referee w. e. IDnds. G,an Social
soT% rsr Moor +, Second S%d R%istol
dshIh9Lse. al Whitehall Commons; referee
~ Jackson. Palathorp vs Nortn PhiEndpl.
m,o' I'LL ~, W sec 'nl and ClcarfeId srerts; ref.
,TrI!TRD DIVISION NORTHWEST SEC.
W., oD,H,TIGHrmantown g, c. vs, Cioser. Al p
'oHviIIe W. Eden. at A Prd Lowdcn. street,
,"sirr"e. e. Mnon"y. O!Tev vs. ravuga, 2,
Eo,,,1 Elt,h and Ned" s.r"'ts: refaree. A
L,,hester and Magnolia streets: rereree n.
.rt"ihcr: Francis .iile vs. Wanderers. ~
;;ostoi,~nth ;E;,n@,m'nth Hnd Bro s'r"els; refsre| j.
y ~ street and Hunting PARK Avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
DARTMOUTH MINUS STARS
FOR GAME WITH GEORGIA
Interseetional Rivals Clash for First
Time at Atlanta Today

Atlanta. Ga. Nov. 26.-Football on.
were focking here today TO witness the
big intersectional clash between Dart
mouth and the strong University %
Georgia team. which will virtually clos,
the gridiron season for the South
The game, which will be the first be.
tween the two institutions. Will be
Played on Grant Field. the home grid
iron Of Georgia Tech. where the Big
Green' squad from tn" North has been
prncticing since its arrival here last
Monday TO become Gcclimated.
The Georgia team was reported 10 be
in prime condition for the fray. but
Dartmouth, according TO reports. will
enter il minus several of IT'S star PLAYERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
NATIONS NOTABLES
TO SEE BIG GAME
Army-Navy Football Contest
Attracts Brilliant Assemblage
to New York
CABINET OFFICIALS THERE

Nsx York. Nov. 26.-Limitalion OF
..uies and scrapping of navies were
,orthost from the thoughts OF ! n"I'
s.,,,s ARMY and Navy today pI Ielimin e
SUI ,o tho annual football fray on the
p.,o Grounds between the Annapolis
uJdies and the West Point Cadets.
The roofing cohorts Of the opposing
Lorns arrived on the carly trains and
,,sitors we're here literally from the
ords Of the earth-weather- beaten
nromenaders Of the quarter deck and
,un.tanncd ~ West Pointers from trop' e
cal posts. -. H., .I. g..
annual fall pilgrimage to New York
and this year box seats had been al
iotted certain delegates to the Arms
Confcrpncp who had come from far. on
lands where a football scrtmmage was
an unknown form Of warfare.
The Navy sent ita high dignitnries
N cir on the side along which the goat
scsmpered. and on the Army side was
a nlsce set aside for Secretary of War
Weeks. Navy men were wonder ing IT
h, was whole hearted in his support Of
their rivals. since I've had stepped oct
info the world of affairs bearing n III.
plcma from Annapolis.
vice President and Mrs. Calvin Coo
lidgp. the Secretaries Of War and
Novy. the Assistant Secretary Of the
NAVY and Major General James G.. Har.
bord with host Of friends TO share
their boxes. arrived in the city on an
early train.
The Secretory of Commerce and Mrs.
Hoover. the Secretary Of Labor and Mrs.
Davis. Rear Admiral and Ms. Ebcrle.
Major General II. X. Rethel. Of the
British Embassy. and others were on
another train. But these were only a
few Of the notabes. for khaki clads
and wearcrS of ire navy btu" came in
great buncheS.
Those in the services gathered in the
lobbps of their hotels to discuss and
debate the merits of their teams and
speculate ON the selection of players by
IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
Hobart.Vlctrlx PIay December q

Owing to bad Weather conditions on
Thanksgiving Day, the managcmeut Of both
NiClriN aud llolrrt clubs ag"erd to hold
their annual game SATURDAY, Dercmbrr a
at the strawbri6ge 9 Cioth,er Flcd Al
tickets sold foI the INHnh-giyiug DuA .rn..
will be recognized on that date '''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

I'iE Philadelphia basketball team of
y the Eastern League has secured
new playing quarters. One week from
next Wednesday evening it will make
us hr'' appearance at the Ice Palace
with Joe Fogarty in charge.
This announcement was made nj the
game last evening AT Dhr NationaI \,
a." Eleventh and Catharinc streets,
H'h'r IN" fhiIN changed heir head O.
quarters ~ ten years at Musical Fund
HAN, IL" attendance has fallen off lo
nothing.
Whether il was the team or the hail
is hard to say. but Manager Myers
decided that if PhiIadenhin was to ,tny
IN major league basketball il wouId
nave to play in quarters which would
0r more convenient to his patrons
Skeeters Never Approached
According to reports. the change
would have been effected some time aoo
but for The CamdCm MANAGEMENT
president SChetfer said last evening that
the Skcrl"r management had never been
approached and they could not have
stopped the PhIlS from playing on
W CdneSdar. but the locals must pnSi-
lively appear in Camden cvcrv Wr,incs
day they have n game scheduled
There was quite u little debating last
night over the matter and when
"Chief' Myers talked the proposition
over with the Camden owners and man
Hger they readily gave their consent ro
the move.
Now that everything is IuyrN il is
"xnected tbnt the Phi~ will >rnr to
win. n, the best man in Il;c busiunss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
Notre Dame HarrIers Lose

south Bend, Ind. NJ, % Mich car
AsGi"s' Cross-c.un0 team Won from %5'-e
Dame over "a. mill" course here. 4S 70 III
captain rhurston, or the Aggies fnisHea
nrst in l9 minutes 20 - seconds tn
NJ >Totre Dame finished ffth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
Notre Dame loses Five

n H%"mih % mend ma y, y 20. rv" ~ %oue
1ScH,' tScG Hii"E. wynn" nnJ Show ruguoI in
career here. They IRE all seniors II is no no,
believed that Notre Dame will play any in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
NEW HARVARD TICKET DEAL
Lower Classes viii Get More Paste.
boards for Grid Games

Camb' idse. Mass. Nov 26.-Thero
will be II new deal in the allotment Of
seats for the next Yale Harvard foot
ball game in the stadium two years
hence. rhr Harvard Athletic Association
announced today.
One detail Of tn" changes proposed
will give freshmen and sophomores prcc-
cdenrc over graduate, and university
officers Although mominnlly entitled
to Two ii, ketS each, these lower class .
men this year were cut 10 one each be e
cause of the large number Of graduate
applications.
Rules established in 1910 for ticket
distribution have been found Inadequate
to meet changed conditions. and new
committee is 10 be appointed to draw
up revised plan. II iS no longer pos
sibe to assure all Harvard men seats
for Themselves and at least one com
lanion. aud the new order Of things
will take this fact into account Az to
location of seats. the statement today
said that under the existing plan Of
preferences and the seating shortage. n
graduate had one chance in thirty Of
getting seat in the stadium proper on
the Harvard side.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
De Foe and CLANCY Draw

New York. Nov 81 DaYe RoscnberG
Judges decision over Bert Colima. san Fran.
cisco IN the trst OF several bouts A. Mad-
son Square Garden. The bout. which vent
len rounds. was a sIuEsing match. w.fh
Roaenherg lrfiCting the most punishment
Billy De Foe St Paul, and Andy Chanay
baltimore. featherweghts, fought a (ast
Ien.rOund draw wv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

Of this yPar's team only Rex Wray
and Bill Grave. Of the first eleven. grad
unr". while virtually all the second
string material viii return. If the
freshman team of the past fall. ono OF
the best in the history Of tao I'nivor
sity. can keep up in its studies the
outlook is anything hu, dismal The
Dewhirst brothers McGraw. King,
Norman. WhitehiII. Foos. Kaufman
Payne. Robb aud several others will
make the varsity mon from this year
hustle to keep their Jobs next season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
Real Competition

This will mean tho kind Of compe .
tition the coaches desire and will also
mean an eleven that will represent
fighting men who have had TO work
their hardest to win their posts simply
because the material lined up against
them will have been different than
they have been used TO meeting
There is little doubt in the minds Of
Penn men that virtually the same
coaching staff viii handle thc dostiniep
Of the Red and Blue next fall. Hpi.-
man is entirely satisfied with his staff
and so are the powers that be.
A revival Of the real football spirit at
Penn with the maximum number Of stu =
dents reporting and absolute cohesion
between rhe factions at Penn and the
alumni all over the country will again
place the Red and Blue in the fore
front among great college football
teams. il is Opined by those interested
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

UEiHU4N is not discouco0ed. HC
~ Io0kS tor u bctfCr team reJf ian
ana iR cOurinced II the rcCI dthIeh"
mGiCri0I IN hp i'uireraitV rCpOriS
Ee wW hare team on the OridWOr
hHt wW be tdr Sapcri0r 10 the teams
Ot hiS and last yedr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
Jack Dempsey Has Several offers

Ao'Satile, Wash, Noy. 28--Joch Dempsey.
h,d'E"elSh ~H1mpI ~ OF the %grlh, h1
tI'' t"9 II -. one from RIl Brcnn4n,
oGmer rom Jtck raru.n ~, IT St, Paul.
E,NlNlnS - DE I.-suY'a nunt2,r, .ldi,,
S%caTns. who saiu nettn.r rronosm: wIuld he
VIII un'll Dempsey COZ pInlPy tho vdlrlr-
sNded' 'p4r VII ch brought him here kearns
ohlchard today pnd held ont salts.
GSrTnSS purse for e bout In Madison Squs 70
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and that the breaks have been agains
him.
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TO YHiT Cud GnOihcr C0UrGSS wW
Il be- mddc Of the qHesiiOUUGir"S
%i0ucd MP N" SiUdcUiS MS hcY enter
thc iuSinUiiou Gud fad hOtr many
move men Hdu those dlrCodV dis
cOrcrCd hare piaVcd tOoibdN b. fore
cOmiWg To the iuircrSitV, but "ho
tOr RomC reason or another i0,hd 10
iurU out tor the team.
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December Practice

Starting on Monday. Heisman plans
to hold practice every day for the men
who did not report for the team durIrs
tn" last season or who were forced 10
Ieav" the squad for one reason or an
other. II the students turn out as ex
p"ct"d H"iSman expects to have game,
between teams until the Christmas
vacation starts. Srrmmase will h..
started with few and simple plnvs. So
mat the "andidNtes can master tho StvIo
Of play taught al Penn
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+PH|LA. CAGE FIVE
HAS, A NEW HOME
Eastern League Basketeers Will
Play First Game at Ice Palace
Week From Wednesday
JOE F0GARTY IN CHARGE
Basketball Statistics

~ IITITJT T.T FWW TUNTIIII
Mt Reading. ''''' w" wv"
Last Nights Results
EASTERN LF:AGIE
Iamden, "a: Philndr,phia 10
'rehi0n 81; SCrant0" 10
OTHER BASKETBALL SCORES
Iri-Council. 80; Alpha. 81.
n.II,m, Mon,m Hermon. -; ~. Peters. I3
talrhilI. 80; ST. Paul's, 30.
Engineers. -: SorristGwn X
p'SSattn pe Snt sugar, q; Fairhlll. I3.
Mo!or Vehicle. is; Camden. "a
nmed Pres., 38;t Ontario Pres, II,
SNaS3nla. 80; r.. g: 4 -. 10
tssiler tEsler Day saints. 81 First Christian. lq.
tnIv"rE, 2S; st. Paul's, IS 49,
Advocate. 10; Menn0nites H.
Sordh phila.. ~: Shamokin, ~
SON ~ a. n y. W. &. A.. 80: j. & J. Dob
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TOI-RN
g! e!4 !!.s,.}. ERICSSONLINE

II. e. tor IBinI,imGre, 4 Washington.
malN seTNice cIccpt Sund"y. Frsight ,,.
PhS-rhEtr' . o'rIoCk r. NJ Satnrd,y"n9 "n9
,',, ,rri ''o" Pier B. :. neI'wnrs ave,
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U. s. Naval to PLAY St. Charles

Th, UnreI states Naval Home football
e.r>pu viii play st Charles Z. Z. for the
amatour "haNIr,onshlp Of South Phllad''-
VIA u the NrNal Homn. Twenty fourth
slrect ana G"nys Ferry avenue, al 3 r NJ,
fierce struggle il expected as neither team
has mrt defeat.