Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
BIG HOLIDAY LIST
OF GRID CONTESTS
independents viii Play Both
Morning and Afternoon Bat.
ties in All Sections
SEVERAL SECTIONAL TILTS

independent fans have been provided
with feast of football games by the
managers Of the various local clevcns
for Thanksgiving Day.
Several games nrc on the schedule in
the morning, with the afternoon con.
tests IN the majority. The Frankford
Yellow jackets head the list. but all the
other teams have important battles
booked. Sectional affairs feature.
Tho big tilt In the morning will he
decided Mt Clifton Heights. where that
Gallagher expects n record turnout. de-
spite tho fact that 1t is the first time
that Clifton has played on Thanksgiving
Day at home.
The Delaware County town IS all set
for big holiday. a band Of forty
pieces will be ut the game. and then the
entire town will follow Bobby Barrett
TO this city where he boxes. Fast Falls
is out to hnnd Clifton the first defeat
Of the season. They were one Of two
clubs to turn the trick last year.
The other morning contest vii! be
staged on the J. & !. DObson Field. at
Thirty fifth street and Queen lane. be,
tween the East Falls Y. N. \. and
Bridge A. A.. of East Falls. for the
championship Of that locality.
In Tho Northeast
Up at Mr.. Browns field. Oxford pike
above Frankford High School. licinic
Miller nnd his Ycllowinckets will give n
few lessons TO the New York Giants. The
visitors nrc composed Of bunch OK
former college stars. who have been
playing exceptionally good ball all sea-
son.
The visitors will have weight on the
locals. but this apparently means little
or nothing to the Frankford lads. who
are determined TO win By decisive
margin.
Ono Of tho best games Of tho season
should be witnessed ut Crystal Field.
Holmesburg, where the home team meets
Magnolia, of Frankford. The big
G;rccn eleven was originally scheduled
for Saturday. but when Melrose can
ceed at the last minute Manager
Shisler simply moved the date up Il
few days.
Magnolia held ATelrosc to a 90 score
on sunday and the Roses recently de-
fcatcd Ho!mesburg. Magnolia also gave
Riverside. champions OF New Jersey.
a hard battle and came out Of the Sun.
day game at the shore in great shape.
The same Hclmeshurg lineup that op'
nosed Frankford will face Magnolia.
Out in West Philly
West Philadelphia fans are set for
the tenth annual combat between Vic.
,rix aud Hobart on the Strawbridge \
ClOthicr field ut Sixty second and wal.
nut streets. Both teams have played
the stronges, teams this season and have
line records.
They will have several additional col.
iegc stars in their lineup for the big
game. Hobart is in Dcanco today
puitins on the finishing touches for tn"
attair and will return tomorrow morn
ing. Manager O'Connrll will put IN"
virs through their last workout this
afternoon.
The schedule follows:
MORNING
Hns, Fails 2. C,!f'Gn "a! H"'EoiS; Eoi;s NJ A.
rt j. & J rnhsrn Fi'rd. fh.rty-h!th sh@":
,'e,!ar tirov" cyclone W. Olrcy All-Stars,
Seventh street and Tabor road
AFTERNOON
Now Yorl; Giants at Franktord. Browns
r."id, oxford pike above H." h;h school.
Cow>n at Delco, HiI!dnl" Ball Park. Ninth
H Ei'Ff Ts ;SSdFi ni WSuS sre'. H0'"
Thomas. 4; G. OF Bethlehem. al Consho-
h"c<-n; Twelfth and FAyett" streets Con-
MaeHHi'ia y. a. Of F'rankford. a. Holiness
nurs cr%stal Fi"ld. Khawn street w'st II
TaEorv T'a,H,' 4. e. n. Mnlvtlle.
=, Helw!gs at Norwood. Seneca Field
wv \. G. a, wiss,hckon. Queen lane
u"' PENNSYLVANIA Knilro,d.
''Nb2rton at '"altal"
:, Monica W. st. 'Allistus. N!ret'cAtS
Narn6" ys. Racine - Germantown.