Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-13


golden.
Snob II must have felt ike
a real snob when It was forced
TO take the dust of Pillory.
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PugiIisticalIy speaking tonight wi
be a busy one for several gentl'
men of Wilmington. They will
engaged I'm the manly over at u
Tuxedo Club I'm Chester. Rail-
RAYMOND is booked for a real tOug
customer they tell ms I'm Johnny He
man of New York. This VIII I
the windup.
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The enlargement OF the seat
ing capacity at Franklin Field
no doubt IS gladly welcomed by
WNmingtonians who attended
the athletic Journeys on the
Penn sward. especially those
who swarm West Philadelphia
ward when football IS the popu-
lar sport. Those forced TO
make the trains arriving about
the start OF a game used TO find
themselves in a Jam. A lot OF
this should be eliminated with
the new accommodations
The Observer IN The Philadel-
phia Evening Ledger tells Of
the cornerstone laying at
Franklin Field and then goes
on to mint at the Red and Blue
football prospects next fall.
For instance:
"Next fall, Pennsylvania,
starts with a graduate managerl
Of athletics, virtually new coach
ing staff for football, a revised
girdiron policy and a renovated
stadium.
During the next football
campaign John W. Heisman'
head coach, will serve out the
last season OF his three-year
contract. Many are viewing
the 1922 games as Heisman's
last chance.
The Red and Blue tutor has
had the shackies OF tradition
raised. the cheok-rein has been
lifted. He has been permitted
TO select his own stan.
The coming campaign VIII
he considered as more or less OF
an experiment and the work OF
the coaches will be carefully
watched.
The A student body should
give It's full-hearted support 70
the coach. A larger number OF
candidates should be urged TO
report for practice and thus
permit the coaches to discover
new talent.
THE public also should do its
share in aiding Penn in the new
policy. judgment on the stan
should be withheld until proof
OF success or failure IS shown in
real tests"
We've got 20 ask the heads of the
arious leagues around these parts
gain 20 lend us their assistance In
.eeplng the standings correct. OF
ourse IL Is TO their interest but we're
skiing them again anyhow. We
Iope we're not expected TO take all
ne blame for all Of the standings,
Though they tell us that some OF
hose appearing in the newspapers
re pretty well jobbed up.
AXE
Quite an elaborate and extern
sive missive regarding the How,
When, Where and so on con-
corning Lenny Sullivan who
goes to the post IN one Of the
preliminary bouts up in Chester.
fiuttered into the sportus sane
tum yesterday. Lenny Is a
brother of Marty Sullivan (Kid
SUM, but Lenny IS far from a
windup fighter. You might have
thought so from the extent OF
the write up.
Wflmington's scholastic athletic
,ason is practically at n close.
ind of unweatherliISe to talk about
DotbaH but the gridirOn sport will
sher in the school athletes in the
Ill.
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There may be quite a few
about Wilmington who are not
acquainted with the writer who
signs his articles-mostly High
School events-in The Journal
sport columns as Polly Hy.
We're not going to make any
disclosures only that It Is not
MISS Polly Hy as the writer was
addressed in a letter which came
to the Sports Department from
Cambridge.