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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-05-26

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Evening journal., 1921-11-05
K. OF C.-KEYSTONE
IN CAGE TONIGHT

The Keystone quintet Of Philadel-
phia. will oppose the knights Of
Columbus. in their second game. at
Brownson Hall. at $50 o'clock to-
night. The Quaker City cagcrs are
coming here with a strong lineup and
include in their personnel Reagan
and Crouch, Of Mt. Carmel; Byron.
OF Nativity. and Tobin. OF St. Jo-
seph's College. The manager OF the
Philadelphians in letter 10 the *.
Of C.'s seemed confident that they
would mop up the local aggregation
with some fine basketball.
The Tenth and West streeters.
however. should have a whole lot to
say about the final outcome and be-
iieve they will send back the Key
Etoners with the short end Of the
score. The "Caseys" will make up
their team from Jack Dougherty.
Doc Dougherty. Schooner Long. Joe
Herman. Purcell. Lex Gillespie.
Carpenter and Joe Greeley.
A preliminary game in which two
old rivals will meet will be staged
between the HaEley Third and the
Brownsop Thirds. Tse activities
are scheduled TO begin at sac o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
Lower

Miracle Man OF Notre Dame"
through his work with tho irish
team In the last three years.
Bricklcy Aids 'Em
Charley Brlckley. former Harvard
drop-kicker and now leader OF the
New York Giants pro football team
as well az an assistant coach at
Fordham. r. another who's making
his work known.
Joe DuMoe. coach At Fordham
university was former pro with
the Akron indians Eddie Casey
is another OF Harvard's stars who
played pro bali last season with
Bunaip and who IL now successfully
leading Mount Union.
Bert Ingwerson. former Illinois
star tackle. played with the staiey
two seasons. and now is coaching a
illinois
Among others making good wit
teams once little known are: 10
b Guyon. former Georgia Tech sta
and a member OF Jim Thorpe's "a
- nous Indian backheld. now AZ ar
sistant coach at Georgia Tech. PA
E shoeks. star OF South Dakoti
81 spieh OF Dartmouth Charley Wa
6 Penn states sAli-American haif-baci
: land al Cobb. Syracuse linesman.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
PASS THE BALL IN
AUDITORIUM SOON

Big time basket bail Is assured
local fans during the coming sea-
son. as a result OF a contract just
closed between the management Of
the Auditorium and the Wilmington
Collegiate Athletic Association. The
only opon night on the schedule OF
the big Amusement place has been
secured and the fastest basketball
attractions that can be secured will
be on the schedule. In addition
there will be dancing after the
games. continuing until II o'clock
The wilmington Collegiate Ath-
letic Association is an organization
that looms large in the athletic ar
fairs OF the city. The officers. an
graduates Of the University OF Della
ware. have played a prominent par
in the athletic life OF their Alma
Mater and now are OCCUPYING posi-
tions Of responsibility in the life of
the community. They are: presi-
dent. william Stewart. Jr., vice
president. j. Alexander Crothers'
secretary. IT b. Mitchell; and treas
urer, r. e. Ewing.
This is the first time that loca
fans have had the opportunity OF
seeing basketball on such a spacious
and conveniently located floor, since
the days whom Harry Hough, Jess
Mckay. and Jerry Saunders cavort
ed around the hoor OF the Pyle Cycl'
Academy. on the present site OF thu
Young Mems Christian Association
Seating accommodations for 15Ol
people are being ARRANGED.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
THE EVENING JOURNAL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1921
TOday'S Sports
FoOTpAI 4

FOOTBALL.
Westefn. Maryland vs. Delaware.
saissianSm We. wilmington High.
Defiance W. Chesrook. Harlan
St Hedwir's OF Chester vs.. Park
side. Second and dupont
st. Thomas Va. Laurence Roberts
Post. Baynard Field
St Michacls Of Chester vs.. St
Hedwig's A. A.. Rockford Tower.
St Mary's vs.. Norwood Norwood.
Pa.
Pine a. G.. We. Merwick. Second
and dupont
West End vs.. Five Points. Elm
hurst.
st. buke's Us. Park A. c.. Bay
fandlth vs.. Highland. Baynard
Field,
DELAWARE SOCCER LEAGUE.
Wilmington Burns Club VS. Chester
Burns Club. Military Grounds
Nandever A. G.. VS.. Crescent A. c.,
Seventeenth ana Church.
Resurrection vs.. Wilmington Gas
Co. Highland Avenue Grounds.
Chester
MATINEE RACING.
Delaware Horse Show Association.
TRAPsHooTiNe.
Easuake TrapshootinE Associa-
ton
Greenhlu Trapehooting Club.
BASRETBALL.
Keystone OF Philadelphia vs. X. OF
c.. Brownson Hall, S30 D. m.
Hagiey Thirds vs. Brownson
Thirds. Brownson Hall.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
GUARD BOYS WIN
CITY SWIMMING MEET

The Girard College swimming
team. OF Philadelphia. invaded VIII
ming.on last night and defeated
the Y. NJ. c. a. natators In close
and interesting meet, 26 TO is.
Boyer was the individual star
winning two first places, div
ing and plunge for distance. Ed.
Rardo. who on October 21 In the
moot with West Philly. equalled the
straight SQUAT record held by John
Kenli was a little of form. How
aver he cot one second and third.
Y. NJ. c. A. would have tied the
score In the 100-yard swim but In
the second lap Bardo, who was lead
ing. was accidentally struck across
the eyes by one OF his team mates.
and he finished third.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will in the near
future meet the Girard aggregation
in Philadelphia
Summaries;
Relay Girard CHarding. Free
man. Nuss. Stoceker). Wilmington
(sheldon. Bush Pedrick. Bardo).
Time 52.4 seconds.
Diving-Boyer, wilmington; red
rick. wilmington; McKuen, Girard
40-yard swim-stoceker, Girard;
Bardo, Wilmington; Nuss. Girard.
Time. 20.4 seconds.
Plunge for distance--Boyer. VIII
nineton; Mortimer. Girard; Keene
wilmington. Time, 90 seconds.
10O-yard swim--Freeman. Girard
stoceker. Girard; Baroo. whining.
ton Time. 1.02.b min ,ea-
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
Football Puts Em OUer,
Says Coach Bob Fisher
Rr RoR DoRMAN

BOsTON.-Bob Fisher. head foot
ball coach at Harvard University.
sees the real value OF football IN
fnoiding the character OF the play
ers.
my idea has always been" says
Fisher. that football, properly han
died. Is one OF the greatest charac-
ter builders 20 be found in the col
lege OF today.
Playing football makes a man
realize what he is good for.
1T brings out every bit OF c0ur-
age and grit that is IN him.
IF he has the right spirit Il will
lead him to keep on doing his best,
even when Il looks hopeless for the
success OF the team. Not even In
juries can keep him down.
And that lesson learned on the
fotball fieid-the lesson OF never
give up'-wili stay with him all his
life.
1T will help him over the rough
shedding and keep him plugging
when other men quit.
mo matter how perfect a team
may be in the mechanical part OF
the game, unless the players have
that proper mental viewpoint, they
will not be a success"
Constant development OF the game
keeps a man busy, Fisher finds.
mot only must he figure out MS
own mode Of attack. but ne has q
frame a defense against the other
felloy's constantly changing attack,
he SAYS
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
News in Numbers

In Fighting a wrong which has
been done harm and is unsports-
manllke.
As manager Of the Brandy
wine quoit team, winners Of
the penhant In the All-Wilmingi
ton Quot League last year and
as such, vlctors over most Of
the teams laying claim TO the
State championship. It seems
strange to me that a league
should be formed this season
without notifying Brandywine.
And this after every other club
and organization in the city had
been invited 10 Join.
This league was organized and
is known as the City Quot
League. I understand from one
OF the members that a board Of
managers has been appointed.
This body with the power 10
act on whether a player Is elig-
ibie or not. according 70 FIRST
hand information I have receiv-
ed, has kept one or two Brandy
wine men from pitching in the
league.
whether am right or wrong
IN my Information this letter
should bring some explanation
from the league. I believe there
ought to be a showdown for the
good OF the sport They shouldn't
be allowed TO exclude our play
ers. II may be that they are
afraid TO take us In the league
for we might show them how to
pitch quoits and win pennants
Our team Is made up OF
bunch Of good sports and good
pitchers as we proved last year.
I have the same players and am
ready to meet any team In the
league In a series Of games.
Yours In sport.
JOHN WEABER,
Mgr. Brandywine Quot Team,
2502 Market Street
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
Better Coaching

Better Coaching
There is reason for this.
College football greats wind up
their brief college season with the
nghtinE football spirit unsatiated.
They join the pro ranks and show
greater stun than they ever did
az college. gradually accumulaiing
a knowledge OF the game that their
old coaches would envy.
These men who have been stars
In their days. Ail-Americans and
professionals. are growing in number
year by year They are spread
ing out all over the country, taking
jobs as coaches at western and
southern schools. And these schools
today are getting A No. 1 training
and are playing the brand of foot
bali that q few years ago was seen
only in tho east cheek over the
list OF some Of these college star
who have graduated into the pro
fessionai ranks and who now ar
coaching stellar college grid ma
chimes
Knute Rockne. former Notr
Dame star. played with the profes
sional Canton Bulldogs. He ha
earned himself the name OF m
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
DEFIANCEL
TO MEDIA FIVE

Defiance A. A. basketball team
went down TO defeat in frst game OF
the season before the powerful
Media FIVE on the Pennsylvanians'
court last night by the score Of 81 to
.13. Handicapped by twelve-lnch ex-
tensions. the Purple and Gold was
forced 10 play mostly on the defen-
slve and succeeded in holding the
Mediaites in the first half and part
OF the second.
In the final minutes OF play the
Delaware county cagers flashed a
lightning attack which could not be
denied. The Mediaites dropped IN
two-timers from all angles They
did more scoring In the last FIVE
minutes than they did during the en-
tire game. bewiidering the fast tir-
ing Tenth warders.
The game was fast throughout
and the large crowd OF spectators
went away satisfied It was also the
first contest OF the season for Media
Hermy Baetzel the Eastern League
referee. failed 10 show up for his as
signment and sid Agnew. the ALL
around athlete. well known to will
mingtonians. officiated.
| Westcott was easily the star Of
the game dropping in ten field goals.
Lex Gillespie led In the scoring for
Defiance. while Fuse Quinn and
Buck Magiii looked best on the fiooi
in passing and defensive.
McCrea's Melody Boys. an orches
ira composed OF Defiance members
made the trip along with two truck
loads OF local followers and fur
nished music for a dance which fol
lowed the game. Score;
DEFIANCE
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
nr ROY GROVE

hN AAIA UNIV -
Football all over the country II
fast getting a greater hold on the
public than any other sport taking
into consideration the length OF the
season.
seventy-five to eighty thousand
people nowadays crowd and jam In
to a single stadium 10 see a sridiron
mixup. Only a few years aCo the
audiences were limited to a loyal
few who stood on the side lines.
Football IS overshadowing even
the national pastime in attendance.
No eighty thousand ever squeezed
through a baseball parks turnstiles
interest In the game Ia CROWNS
because the quality Of the game Is
growing. once you wefe given IN,
dope-and II was largely true-tha
real football could be found only Il
the eastern schools.
But the game today Is as stronl
or even stronger in the west an
south as In the east. and smalle
schools. never heard OF a few year
ago. now figure prominently in IN
annual selection OF All-Americat
! teams
Evening journal., 1921-11-05

Football is still in the evolution
airy stage. While at present the ten
dency OF the game is not TO increase
the use Of the aerial attack. you
can't tell from one season to the
other what new formation will be
devised.
"But / do not believe that any
radical changes will be made"
Harvard has had a poor season
this year. but Fisher hopes to put
over wins against Princeton and
Yale. And that's what counts most
In football at IIar ard.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
P, B. & W. R. R. A. A.
Dots
BY K-4
BY IA

Everybody out on Monday eve
ming to dance. Big surprise for all,
don't miss the treat
Two OF the biggest nuisances at
the club are smiler Quinn and Rice
Collins when they sing and play
solos on the piano.
what's the matter with Doc
Jones7 He seems to be so quiet late
~
There was big noise at the Audi
torium on last Saturday evening and
upon investigating II was found TO
be nothing more than Earl Roth
trying 10 check his hat in with John
Thomas for iitney. what's the mat
ter. short Of changer
The champion argument holder Is
Ike Brown. He is open for debates
on any question Of the day. This boy
should be a winner. He can be seen
at any time up and down Market
street. looking for an argument.
into movie films and Is allowing his
countenance to be- admired by al
lowing a Texds league TO grow over
his upper lip. Girls. don't forget 10
look him over the next time you see
him as it sure is A beauty.
Our old friend John Thomas has
fell by the way-side again. John was
seen with his old pal on last satur-
day evening travelling on the East
Side. we all fai. John. but not so
sudden.
Rice Collins was all smiles last
Sunday evening. The wires were 50
hot II looked as though ne was
love stricken.
n Eddie Corkill does not get a
job soon. we will have to send him
over the hill as the old Boy was
seen sitting AZ the window IN the
club by himself, singing "Afi BY Ny
self" All right Eddie. better days
may foiiowl
You haze heard about your Jack
Dempsey and Jess willard punch
but our friend John Mansk has got
them-all beat when Il comes 10
punching transfers.
Boys. We forgot TO live up TO our
order but this excuse was because
OF a big time during the Haliow-
cen dances. Horace Ball. be on the
lookout os We are coming out soon
Bill Schwamb left tho rooms early
sunday evening with the expectation
~ getting a nights rest but wa.
aroused by his friends Roy Ray and
John Rogers at an early hour want.
Ing him to sit on the doorstep and
talk about Jazz Steps for Monday
nights dance OF course Bill fell foi
their line and remained with them
our old pals. Harry Gilbert and
John Mansk went on a summing
party on Thursday evening. why no
take the bunch7
The boys have a new one 10 IN
troduce. the Muaache Club. tn
first one that shaves his upper III
Is forced to buy a big feed for ali
Keen your lip covered or you will b
the victim.
Talk about = boy being a dane
hendl Charlie Barnett sure has 20
tho fever. Every time he hears musi
his feet start to sway. and hi
shoulders work.
our partner OF the Master O.
Builders was surely on his back a
MS funds were 80 low that he wa
rescued by Brotherly Love and give
a sandwich. Better luck next time
Alex.
The Jazzola boys will be seen witt
their red neckties at the party TO
night. Anyone failing to appear Il
the above dress will not be aliowe
to take the trip. Take notice.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
KEYsroNE wEEKLY MEETING.

The Keystone Field Club will hold
it's weekly meeting tomorrow after
noon an the clubs headquarters. 2o4
East Fourth street. The meeting
promises to be just as interesting as
was the one Of last sunday. Business
Of much Importance will come up
for discussion. At last Sundays Sos
sion N old members were reinstated
and tomorrow at least 30 more will
be reinstated. The new officers had
arranged a very pleasing entertain
ment for the recess. The meeting
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
CHESTERTOWN HIGH Is
VICTOR OVER SMYRNA

CHEsTERTowN Nd. Nov. S.
chestertown High downed Smyrna
High on Washington Field. 2s to g..
The locals scored five minutes after
the kick-off. Armstrong smashing
over on a fourth down The Della
ware lads put up game fght in
the second and third quarters. carry
ing the ball 10 Chestertown's goal
line. but lacked the punch to score.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
Speakman Quot
DOingS
BY TWO OF THE CATS.

The Bearcats lost the series and a
nice little bet. The two aces fig
ured in the betting, Horseshoe Err
ME" and Friend Johnny"
Hard luck Captain Dutch Hell
hing. How does The cellar seem now.
Is there any hootch down there7
Bearcat is some iead-off man. He
Is the whole team, at least that is
what Captain Heibing thinks.
We guess Mad Looking Oscar and
Pluck Baker are a team In them
selves. look out for the aces boys
Captain Tall says thanks to Cap
tain solomon for holding the Pole
cats in second place. All right. Tall.
but look out for the Tomcats next
week.
Friend Johnny wants Lizzie Dun
can" TO take home that set Of wash
ers In the drawer TO practice with.
our star rooter Of the Cat League
is making some noise. but don't call
me "C-H-A-R-L-E-S."
Hard luck. Tomcat Harry had 20
lose three days. but we got two out
Of five at that Some shooter. Harry.
Big Improvement in the Tomcats
since Boob McNutt got back in the
league. Hold 'em down. Boob.
Change on 'em. ats a boyi
Captain Slim WoolridEe must
have been drunk when he fired
Boob off his Wildcats.
AS a quot pitcher. Mad Looking
Oscar gets the wooden frying pan
and the concrete necktie.
1 guess they gave Wildcat Al the
razz this week. eh? Don't let 'em
throw you. Al. But don't eat your
punk while you are playing.
Tomcat Curry was heaving quoiti
this week. Keep Il up, Curry boy
lay 'efii fiat on the board.
Wildcat Chung Lank viii have tc
face the boards after this week. He
throws them where he looks.
The players in the speakman Cat
League think the speakman Ail-wIi-
mngton bowling team has a bum
captain.
As a rooter. "Chief Putty Arm
Rlppen" is pretty good beer keg.
Our quot moral. by Duncan: one
on the meg is worth two in the
front while digging al them.
Next time don't be 10 sure Of your
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
WILMINGTON. 1;
FRIENDS CENTRAL. O.

FRIENDS CENTRAL. q.
Wilmington Friends yesterday af-
ternoon tripped the soccer team OF
the Friends Central School by the
score OF TO o. The Wilmington
counter was made in the first half
and despite the hardest playing on
the part Of the Philadelphians stood
as the lone score Of the game.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
oEFlANcE-
IIIIH I..I.I1I. y
Goals
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BRTDGEVITIF IN FRONT

According to the latest standing
sent in to The Evening Journal.
f3ridgeviiie is out in front OF the
football league composed Of Sussex
county high schools The. standing
follows.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05

Der OF the Central Board and Is
booked solid for every Saturday dur
ing the season. We attempted to
get him for this afternoons Ches-
rook-Dehance tilt but he will be
busy elsewhere. Manager Roe OF the
Laurence Roberts Post eleven was
fortunate in securing his services for
Armistice Day next Friday. when
the Legion gridders meet Fort du-
Pont. The game will be all the more
better with Mr. Stolenwerck Of
ficlating. He has also been secured
to handle the annual Chester High
Wilmington High affray
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Kid Sum bats supreme In the
bantam ranks or the State. In Our
way OF thinking. and we have the
sun TO back IL up. Fifty dollars
which have been resting In our
keeping for the past four weeks 90
bind a match with any OF the four
or five claimants OF the title has
gone uncovered. And IT'S not beause
the four or FIVE did not know about
the jack being posted. They've been
told about II enough times. Today
We rcsurncd the lfty dollars 10
George Null. The offer still stands,
however.
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YOU CAN'T TELL WHETHER
MONEY MAKES FOOLS OR FOOLS
MAKE MONEY.
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Separated from your
worlds series jack is no
joke. Ask Babe Ruth.
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As soon as they heard that
Marshal F'och was coming out
90 Kansas. Mike ODowd and
Mike Gibbons beat II.
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BRANDYwINE QUOITERs
CLAIM BOYCOTT.
Dear Ben-piease insert this
In the Rattieaxe and II may aid
Evening journal., 1921-11-05

The Want Ads will help the ste
noeraphers. clerks. domestics and
bookkeepers for the coming two
weekk
Evening journal., 1921-11-05

bits while Hump is going cunning
got him, don't shoot. but he ran
into a hole. Guess that was an
ogden groundhog.
Following Is the league Standing.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
ANOTHER FOR
PENIS GROVE HIGH.

PENIS GROVE. n. j.. Nov. s.
Penn's Grove High School continued
It's winning streak yesterday by de-
feating Minvilie Nfirh. 2t to O.
r..--s. nIIfl..nI.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05

T0UTHI0W0H-I7UTT UTTTTTI| 7 I7TTII IIT1I""T TIITI
Ronshurr Goals from touchdowne-
Straurhn. 2. Suhslituuons-Cu cunning
bar, fo- Rensburr. Rhoades for Mono
ran Dolbow FOR Weldon. Hendric<son
for Wood. Wins FOR Rhoades. Wood for
Dofbox. Adams FOR Wallace, Sharker
for Ware. Refcree-Hand. Umpire
Toy. Head nnesman-chance.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
eli known Cinches:
- strap.
Baltimore orioles.
Centre College.

Speaking about football oficials
we have one In our midst who ranks
with the best Of the country-Guy
stolienwerck. Quite a few fans In
wilmington no doubt have seen
him In action and they will bear
with us in this assertion. He is a
member Of the Central Board and
last season worked a number Of big
games in the South. officiating in
four Of Georgie Techs gaines. Mr..
stoiienwerck performs his duties
with such expert dispatch that he
inspires respect from both players
and spectators alike. He Is a mem-