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the Last Ten
TRLPLE-PRONC GLARE. u
ON GRIDS TOMORROW
Football Spotlight viii Be Split on Princeton.Huvuu
ArmyNore Dame and Chicago-O Ohio State Game,
Hard to Pick Respective Winners NJ
BY GRANTLAND RICE

team to the field it was before ou, 1.
and time. 'uf ~
The present squad is no etc.r,,.. + \
the ancient order, with powerful y
ming attack. mixed with The be,t .O .uls
head game that saunters Eastward W. ~,
fall. eAd
Last fall the Army defense c,,,.,,,
badly before Notre Danes bewiidss,s
assaults along the ground and tbs..i
the air with the brilliant Gipp siS
leading the raiding party. VVs
The Army defense will be a.
stronger tomorrow and Notre n,s,
will not have Gipp, easily the aresi..
football player Of the year. We sIo,,s
say the Army has slight edge II Tr,s@
can 60 the route. 80.
Chicago and Ohio State
CHICAGO beat Princeton M
" wraps. Stage had planned 4 nv.
smashing game for the first two por,Sss
with the overhead attack saved ~.
close finish.
But he was never forced to fall ~
upon any stategy in reserve. -.
Princeton was too far outclassS Y
call for a barrage.
So Chicago can be even better H..
the Maroon eleven looked TO b -
East.
Stagg's team is q nectar,p~. ~
against Ohio State 1t will need sV,,,.
thing in stock. M
This contest will be a headlis~ \
every detail. with the issue In dcuis
to the finish. 70
The two title contenders ara su,..
the best in any section, with Chi1y
slightly favored, despite Ohio SnSr
crushing assault against Minnesota ~
Michigan.
Ohio State has always maae vusr,,.
use of the forward pass and this I
now her only chance route to succss
There will be no touchdowns ~.
mered out of that Maroon line M
unless DR.. Wilce coyly slips In Z M
teringram. 80
Nip and Tuck H.
THESE three leading contests shsaS
l. be as close as sardines In the tn.
One might pick Princeton, the krn,
and Chicago, three teams we fsure M
the edge, and still lose all thtes beta
The margin is too slight in a r,,n
where a touchdown is often the msHs
Of six inches in the air.
Conurioht. 1871 An ,lnht, s....-..s
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TELL|ER'S DEATH
BLOW TO GOLFERS
Mass. Open Champions Suicide
Second Tragedy in Pro Golf
Ranks This Year
PROBABLY DESPONDENT
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

The suicide Of Louis Teller was the
second tragedy to be written into pro-
fessional golf annals this year.
Teller was found yesterday dead
from hanging, the body suspended from
support in one Of the shelter houses
Of the Brae Burn Country Club at
Newton. just outside of Boston. Police
and friends are satisfied that it was
suicide, though there Is no possible ex =
planation save the fact that Teller has
been in i'll health for some time.
a few months ago the golf world was
shocked at the news Of the death Of j..
Douglas Edgar, formerly open cham
piOn Of Canada and France. Douglas
was found in front of his own gate in
Atlanta, his hat some yards away, his
shoes almost torn off. The theory was
advanced that he had been killed by an
automobile, but police were mystitied by
the wounds, which did not seem to be
such rs an automobile would have
caused.
Was State Champ
Though Teller had not won national
championships such as Edgar had, Tel
ler was Massachusetts open champion
this year, and was fully as well known
nationally as Edgar.
Both played in nearly all the impor-
tant tournaments and were capable OF
very low scoring, distinct threat in
every tourney either entered. Both had
charming personalities, modest and
quiet, making friends wherever they
went.
The motive for Tellier's death will
probably always be a mystery. He
came to this country from France in
1913, after serving ms pro at La Boulie,
the famous French course.
Teller competed in the national open
at Bro0kline with Ray, Nardon and
Wilfred Reid, all invaders. The lat
ter is pro at Wilmington. and is Tel
lier's brother lin law.
| Teller goth his first berth here ut
Can noebrook and after that has been
professional at Brae Burn, one Of the
finest Boston clubs, for about three
years. He was short and stocky with
shiny black hair and handsome frank
countenance that made you like him
Mt once.
Long Shafts
Teller used extraordinarily long
shafts on his wooden clubs. At Shaw
| nee last year Teller was paired with
Ted Ray, nearly twice is size. They
compared clubs and Tellier's were sew
eral inches longer than his hugo part
ner's.
While Ray was never without his
pipe, you never saw Teller without n
white cigarette pinched id the outer
edges OF his lips.
He was a beautiful player to watch
his tee hits comparing very favorably
with those Of the mighty Ray and his
form was smooth and efficient.
Teller was always right ''up there" "
but was never able to put out four
consecutive brilliant rounds until his
State triumph this summer.
In his last two national starts he
lowered down there just outside the first
dozen odd.
.Tellier's suicide will be regretted
wherever golf Is played in this country
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Basketball Statistics

SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK
=, Tonight - Wllkes-Barre ut PHILADELPHIA.
Rt Trenton.
SntnrdaS-TrrntOn at Reading. Camden at
W hlkes-Bnrre. scranton at Harrisburg.
DTHER GAMES TONIGHT
Strafers, at KRfouIa, St. Anthonf's Hall.
l%rnty,third and Carpenter streets.
Franklin Printing at Nativity. D.I.rads
street and Allegheny avenue.
Last Nights Results
NORTH PIIII.A. CHURCH LEAGIT
It. Michael's, 81; Advocate. I.
IENSSYLYASIA RAIROAD GIRLS,
LEAGUE
supt, Car Service. 2Oi Motive Power. /.
Treasury, l0I Auditor Freight Trafflo, /,
Philadelphia Terminal. o. Auditor of Row
enue, b.
OTHER SCORES
y, Federal Reserves Girls. 3si Miller Lock
Girls II.
Nlcetown Boys Club Blues. III Redeemss
Prrsbytertan, 90.
Hancock. 2Ti Crescent, rs.
AGulnnE, 49, st. Gregory e. G.. 81
south Phiily Hebrews, "a; Nativity 49,
South rhiladclphia Reserves, 2Ii South
Philly Boys Club. go extra rerlod)
Locust \. A., 5di specdwell, I.
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of Trenton. Up until this year doc"
was an outcast, having refused to pay
ne levied on him while with the Pot .
ters.
Leo Malone. one Of the best ccnters
in the League, is with the visitors, and
the forwards are Merle Harris ana
'Xiddie' Trautwein. The latter is an =
other Philadelphia cage product, who is
making good, and has played n promi- 3
ncnt part in all of Wilkes BarrG's vic
tories.
The Phillies will have both "Chlckie"
Passon and Allie McWiIliums In the
lineup, and, although it is the hardest
game yet played, Manager Myers is
confident Of victory. He is uncertain
how his team will take the floor, and the
fans may be surprised by seeing big
switch in the lineup.
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DOPE HAS TIGERS AND
$HARVARD WASHED UP
FOR THIRD $3.50 TILT
With Tough Schedules, Stars SideineS, Defeats and
What-Nots There's Little to Choose Bettreen
Teams Decdlocked for TUo Years
by ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Eports Elitor Evening Public ledger

football and Princeton
had lean finishing the
of although the last what looked to
Perhaps helped Harvard both instances and perhaps
what the
when they were most needed and saved itself from
pair Of defeats.
the 1921 tilt after looking
stephen
Prince
Harvard Hoped but Both teams have
regated the best the sdcnes
of has BEEN aSeaned
difficult believed that Princeton
all saving her best plays for the Harvard ana
holding back air
Nobody really whether
andn until the
The II toll with State
University Georgia stand out prom
tough
contest the sdencs These men will
there playing
good shape but ran into trouble The team
well and weaknesses
Against single
against Chicago hree
Navy Chicago made wGnty-si1 downs
in
ID hd back and everything Houd be
nice Orey Harrard All Of Whch is good for the
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Tn, teen Women TO Get
HdrUUd-YaIe Tickets

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 4.-For
the first time in the history Of ath-
letics at Harvard women are to be
allowed tickets for the football game
with Yale. The Harvard Athletic
Association has ruled that women
who are taking fuli-time work in
the graduate school of education are
eligible to ask for tickets just as the
men in the graduate school. There
are thirteen feminine enthusiasts
anxious to cheer for their football
team two weeks hence, and each will
be allowed one ticket.
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Scraps about Scrappers

SSn Sa his Dss sO!sc ospS 5S ups.t %SNps s
%s SG By ssrap a0s at tho on week. M
ago. Il has been said that Nelson has re.
6Gse4 to meet the tS sIg'hP2T bs
brother is ready for Danny for an encore
any time mstchmaker socs alter the bout;
Kramer and Nelson represent the cream OF
the Philadelphia oantams.
Joe McCabe IS . visitor in town from Ian.
SSSsSF make his so SsF dsbS, @S ne T ;hq
Cambria this evening. Tommy Golden will
SsdS Young oS SOSHG Masah the R e c&aroS
Cross va. Tommy Deylin. Marty Burns ys.
Noe pf1nSn o,S.1 s.a s Delaney vs. Billy
Johnny Mahoney; upstate iishtweisht, was
one OF the toushest mlttmen Tho ever came
training to resume boxing and viii appear
in local bout teforo the end OF the month.
tion$l a. A.. Is negotiating Cor Mahoneys 8
services.
Jack Hanlon left for New, York today &c
be among those there at tho Charley Weinert.
Harry d,sb battle At the Gardsn: Hanlop
'Ss Sssrs &c Il. ssa
I,obey woisast. local nywelEhs. 1. back in
town from New. York. where he, was rem
t'fH at the Plenssr Sporting Cub JIM Jhnmy H Cos
ter has Wolgast in tow.
"Roscoe" Roib has Young Joe Borrell ir
fne flstic form and after another bout OF
two ''FutB' believes tho South Philadelphia
will Re ready for a match with Jack Brit.
ton. norrel!s last scrap was victory over
Joe Miller.
Eddie Shivers will box under the nome do
guerre OF Eddie Jackson In tho future. liz
is fea atherwe!ght under the management OF
steve Mnrcoe.
Danny RodEers. q, ManayunN. IS matched
! % meet Sailor Pattllo, at Scranton tonight
and Bily Cannon takes on Frankie EhIer
Each bout IS 70 be IL ten.rounder.
Johnny Hnycs has been training. for sev
Sral weeks and now he is ready for bouts
with Matty Dechter. Johnny Royce. Mickey
| Morris. Jimmy Ireland and Benny Bass
Al Reyno,ds is, prepared 10 meet any O,
! the junior liRhtweights. He has placed him.
SELF IN ut fctte for ring action at a moments
notice.
Tim Droney has been receiving a lot o,
| offers since his recent victory over Pet,
Hartley. lie MAJ box either Joe TipIlts Of
| November i.
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McMlIIIn 10 Wed In January

New Albany, Ind. Soy. 4.--Mlss Marie
Ten After meeting no" McAIilin. famous
Eooubal player ~ Centre College. Danyille
k}. she boarded another train with MIN
:or DnnviIIc. she frankly said that she was
engaged to be married TO MCMilln, but az
serted the marriage would not occur before
next January,
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Centre Doesn't Count

Asst Saturday against look The i-
tue nsn and later the the regular were o5g%y1 % 1 BY n sun ] r
esns.s D' >' y r' ,,., -. ,,o,,.r r,.
victory by single touchdown
the start for the TH!f & used were @ not @ m % Th were line buck plunge
and forward The was from regular forIna-
did change her attack and stuck those plays
Therefore that the Crimson has lot Of % good stun
@ M PACK ON @ % T line is Do up to the usual Harvard standard and this
Princeton the early has PLAYED loose sloppy football according
The have been pen.i1 many times for illegal use of hands and
Last the wa" lost through penalty M inflicted near the goal
Harvard loc had taken off
toms Is line When he was the ground and nd the 5 play pe % d1e hs
Of yards for ushDess That put the ball on the SS0d line
tied the with forward passthe same play which
y. Sp.rsts rs ns saP s" % ho~ e%p
passes in sneessiona record @ or g game game % m anne @ @ rn m p"
HARVARD probably a style attacb
~ ZS Line " gGo emo em%"g % to ] D nn " "t % me me % @ eg% @ Dn @
be sprung. Princeton should q running attacks
Lafayette Is Strong
OF THE other Penn and Lafayette should furnish most excitement
~ defeating Pitt the first Saturday in October stepped
ies. and it looks another would be scored
,b coseh ho % Wonderful assortment Of plays built along Warner
asr sSs @ %n oG noG h% % and nc f1 & long gains P oD against
The always put up good game and this year are said t" be as
strong last" wSn oT 2 Sy %Sn % ny rn 5f sSGf % and a. tho to @ are not
and consider themselves unbeatable should win by fairly
Stein backfed the job hard defeat
Cornell will have no trouble
There one game
The Navy Bqekne and the PennyNnans
a oooy The Mosnsns Any
tousher proposition than they imagined
TIE big gqm t, "ho~aoo. ne
HGoo%, var; r% n%, sTTG '' from r'" & % % are ] M ] rssg 5".o
coDDr0ht. 1921. I" Public Ledger Company
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A Toss Up

Amid the roar and din Of the middle
weight muddle. Wilson naturally re-
fuses to separate himself from his dia-
dem Bryan Downey swears that he won
it in Cleveland, and now "Gib" slips
himself the laurels. Nothing would be
falrer than to have this trio toss up for
the crown, and even then there wouldn' {
be anything like great titleholder.
As for Gibbons claim, one cant get
away from the fact that he was the
bpRt middlcwcight around since Kctch
ell. He was so good that in most of his
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Tim Droney has been receiving lot o,
offers since his recent victory over Pete
Hartley. lie may box either Joe Tipllt3 or
Johnny Darcy a the Garden. New York.
November II.
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Al Reynolds Is prepared 20 meet any OF
the junior lightweights. He has placed him
self IN ut fcttle for ring action at a moment q
notice.
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Danny HodEerG. Ot Manayunk. IS matched
70 meet Sailor Pattllo, at Scranton tonight
and Billy Cannon takes on Frankie Ehler.
Each bout Is % be q ten.rounder.
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Eddie Shivers will box under the nome de
RUerre OF Eddie Jackson In tho future. He
is featherwe!ght under the management Of
Steve Mnrcoe.
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1'IaL DIn COMO HOY I
G% ES
"RecorCar es vivr'- Il ante
% DE ABRIL DE 1914
MAGIC EUsEBIo BLAsco
"RecorC;ar es v;vir'--r ante

tras Romea Sc preocupaba por no sa-
ber como consolar al pobre autor sill
bado, Blasco Sc lie acerc6 Y, poni6ndole
familiarmente una mano sobre un hom-
bro, lie dijo:
-iNo Sc apure usted, D. Julian yo
lie escribire otra -. iEsto lie pasa al
mas pintado! ..n
-Tu LLEGARAs, hijo mfo-le CON
tests6 D. Julian,
Y, en- efecto, lego a ser uno de los
autores mas apIaudidos de SUI epoca.
Y con sobrada raz6n.
Llevaba estrenadas, con buen exito
tres obras, 'La antigua 'espanola''
''La mujer de U1ises' y "La tertulia
de confanza'', cuando alcanz6 un 6xito
verdaderamente exceptional con su gar
zuela bufa, en- dos actos, "El joven
Telemaco", estrenada en- la inaugura
cion del teatro de los FBufos Madri-
leios', el % de septiembre de 1866
Un aho despues, ell 27 de noviembre
de 1867, al corregir las pruebas de la
tercera edicion, dice Ell propio Blasco:
-. la obra lleva noventa Y seis
Representatives. en- Madrid y mas de
doscientas en- provincias.'
Teniendo en- cuenta Ell ntimero de re
presentaciones que alcanzaban enton-
ces las cbras nuevas, las obtenidas por
Gel joven Telemaco'' acusan IN exito
de los que hacen 6poca. Y asi fu6 en-
efecto. Las coristas Sc lIamaron SURF
PANTAS durante muchos amos, desde
que Eusebio Blasco las Ilamo asi en-
Gel joven Telemaco''. Ell afio 73, un
diputado de la oposici6n lie decia al
ministro D. Eleuterio Maisonnave:
-Su senoria pierde ell tempo sURI-
pANTEANDo en- los bastidores del
Circo.
Y la misica, del maestro Rogel, Sc
popularizo en- seguida. De esa zarzuela
es Ell ntlmero que empieza: ME GUSTAV
todas. -, etc. Fue la primera obra
bufa que Sc escribio en- Esrana. y no
es aventurado afirmar due aclinat6 Ell
g6nero entire nosotros. s'EI joyeE Tele
maco" es un derroche de graeia de
ingenio
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Fue un literato de cuerpo entero, ex
cepcional, que cultiv6 todos los ramos
de La literature, brillando siempre CO.
mo astro de primera magnitud Fue poe
ia serio y sentimental de fna delicadeza
y honda ternura; poeta, comico hu-
morista de sal atica y agudo ingenio;
autor dramatico de exito resonante y
continuado; novelista de los que Sc ben
despertar el interes desde las primeras
paginas y mantenerlo hasta las iiitim2s
cronista periodistico de asombrosa faci
idad y de estilo amenisimo . TOGO
todas las cuerdas y en- todas dio notas
brillantes Tenia muchisimo talento.
Basta decir que ha sido uno de los
roQuisimos escritores espafoles cue han
podido escribir, hteralmento, en- fran
ces. Cuando va tenia en- Espa1a una
brillante s6lida reputation de autor
dramatico, de poeta y de periodista, Sc
traslado a Paris fu6 muchos afios-
10 menos ieciocho-redactcT de LIE
FIGARO Pensar en- espanol y escribir
ell frances, ser a la vez literato de me
rito en- ambos idiomas, como 10 ha sido
Blasco, es mas dificil de 10 que parece;
pero el Sc 10 encontraba todo hecho.
En- 10 que mas ha sobresalido este es
critor insigne ha sido como autor dra
matico. Estreno su primera comedia en-
zaragoza,l su TERRA natal, ell de Enc
70 de 1862, cuando tenfa 19 afios, pues
habfa nacido ell % de abril de- 1874.
Sc titula vIDAs AJENAS y tiene tres
actos. Gust6 mucho. POGO despu6s y
alentado por aquel 6xito, Sc vino a
Madrid, y estren6 SUI primera comedia
Cen la villa y corte) con exito desgra-
ciado. El mismo me cont6 su fracaso,
amos despu6s, y fu6 como sigue:
Actuaba en- ell teatro de Variedades
el celebre D. Julian Romea, y Blasco,
que era un jovenzuelo de 10 amos, sin
recommendation de nadie, Sc presento al
gran artista Y lie ntrego una comedia.
D. Julian, que jamas leia las obras de
los principiantes, porque aquel joven
lie fu6 simpatico, no solo lego su obra
sino que la puso en- escena. La noche
del estreno, al fracasar la comedia, mien
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ColOcaciones.

SENORA:-Desea colocarse como CON
pahera de una familia en- San Juan o
santurce Y al mismo tempo atender a
la casa. Residencia, casa de doda Ma
ria Teresa G.. de Rexach, parada 21, San
turce. .--5-3. @ s-
Sc NECESITA una joven con alguna
practica en- maquinilla y sepa algun in
giles. F. U. Wells y Co., parada IS, San
turce, P. R.-5-3.
JOVEN DISPUESTO a trabajar cesea
colocarse. Conoce maquinilla y habla
buen ingl6s. Para informes dirijase
Jose Bracero, 11O Luna st., San
Juan, P. r. -5-3
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CABRERA IRA A
vIvIR A COSTA RIGA

Desde hace algunos dias Sc ha irfor-
mado sobre que ell ex mandatario de
Guatemala sefor Estrada Cabrera, Sc
radicara en- Costa Rica una vez presto
en- hbertad.
Segun informes que Sc han obtenido
parece que la libertad de Estrada Ca
brera es question de dias, que efec
tivanente Sc radicara en- Costa Rica
cnn su familia. Asimismo Sc nos infor-
ma que. ocupara la elegante aristo-
cratica casa conocida con Ell nombre
de Castillo Azul, que hace pr6xima-
mente un mes fue vendido por ell Licdo.
don Maxine Fernandez.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS
Sc ofrece.

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SEVILLA

Ell mas fresco, amplio comedor con
vista al mar. Departamento para fa-
milias. Frente al edifcio del Senado
Y cerca de los demas Centros Oficia-
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tado constantemente por las personas de
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los San Justo 12.-4-28.
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un sello de dos centavos Sc lie mandara
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va titulado "'Un Eeroe de la Paz'' Els
criba Internacionales' Box 81, San
Juan. n.-4-2S.
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DEsAPAREcEN vARTAs
RELIQUIAs DE UN MUsEo

De Madrid comunican que Sc la des
cubierto la desaparici6n, en- el Real Mu
SEQ de Artilleria, dc dos coronas de
la dinastfa historica. Una dc las coro
mas pertenecia al Rey suintila, que rel
no en- Espafa ea el sigle VII de la era
cristiana. Sc han ofrecido cinco mil
pesetas como recompensa para quicncs
faciliten la captura del ladr6n
La policia efectaa pesquisas para dar
con e. paradero de un joven que recien
temente paso varias horss en- el Museo,
siendo su conducta durante ese tempo
bastanto sospechosa.
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