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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
OFFICrs AND DEsR ROOM
KENNEDY BUILDING

"ENlhABLE office rooms for rent IN
Iowa building See Tulsa Security Co
esN Iowa Bldg
fOH REST--Three newly decorated Office
rooms, facing Main street splendid loca.
Won Usage sl66.
fEuNT downstairs office room for rent'
irving apartment 10 W, Fourth, Usage
foh NENT-FIve large office rooms In
G. Cole building, Finh and south
hpsiun. second floor, all rooms con
ne, yea, steam heat. good ianitOr service;
EWl rent separate or en- suite, See c. G.
Aele 40 Cole Bldg. Phone Usage III,
OHE desirable desk space Tor rent s25
Aennedy Bldg, Usage Al52.
SNilE private offices, with telephone
shl stenographio service, light heat
shl Janitor close to hotel Tulsa, avail
SD.e November is. Call +. G, Morris.
"a N'n'' ~ W "''e = " wv
~ very irsirabe nffice ronms reason
80 'unt iirst class ianitor and ele'
'A'0s service Atco building Osags eb2.
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SOUTH SIDE

Eight room. a-stury, modern. east
front home, fun basement, 2.
car garage ami modern servants
quarters, located Al corner, FULL
sized lot, this is more than q
good Investment forced sale ai
$1,000. about S. 500 cash. see Us
for particulars.
NADpN INVESTMENT co.
Usage 5s53.5osS, 5-y Kennedy Hidg
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sc ADS oc.ygEVJ AND
tnpCErAJT EVIDENCE
nv Old nORDCe MYSTERY
TpRT tfnT IENO 70
cNPTUFC o. 6UtLTT
PA2TT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10

l'hpAbhp'h Nhi'l l''N-N I,al .NHl'. .
six rooms. breakfast room, handsome
mautci, hardwood throughout, beautiful
decorations, double garage. servants
quarters fine location and only
fll.OOU terms tn responsible parties
For appointment CaN Mr. Harrison.
cedar III.
COVSER Close in. with large house,
fine business proposition, only $4,000,
no information over the phone Leslie
brooks Co, realtors, Osags 2s73
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LOTS wNNTED-wiu buy dircci frcu
owners several good residence lots ~
southeast part Il city. psago 5000
WANT 10 buy a vacant lot IN Terrace
drive addition. Call Osnge iiit
WANTED Al ON,E- several goud lots
ia Woodward park addition. prefer
South Iorktown, buyer will pay cash.
call W X. clinton fraltuT, cedar sggi
rr cedar no fih Kennedy lildr
WANNES a tIZARp the snHpplert otfir,
lu town, wants many more houses To-
sell. Gives real service Co buyers ana
Eoli'rH We are selling house day
We ran sell yours. Try Gus system of
home selling where the seller ami buyer
botn Ep out ~ our Uffico happy warren
'H4'td, TulHa's Iiyest Agency. Ccdht
WE RAVE a rucut who Will buy a homo
with four bedrooms, must be- modern
and well located. on north side. n you
consider your property a bargain. CBlI
us. usago Gi3t
WASTEba-Nry ,lnsc.in occidental ptop.
erty N,uHO cash payment, private party.
osngc athi
LIST your prnpsrty with l. II Wltwrt.
zia cole hdg. Usage 1854. residence
OsHEe sGes
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TIRE rRET1IEsr O.room bungalow. close
Ia, south side, near Horace Mann sleep
Other house on lot, only $500 with $3.50
down, tpIk today. tomorrow never comes.
Loslie BrouEs Co, realtors. Usage H1I
TWELFTH PLACE. T.. .g2g---lieAutltul 81
room bungalow, oak floors, wonderful
bathroom fixtures, artistic wall paper.
stone mautel, breakfast room, unusual
kitchen fixtures, poured concrete fuuniaf
tons, large h's"mcn' g"rngo concrete
very complete home, fur sale BY owner,
A. very attractive price and terms
TiIlnA,E DRIVE uISTHICT-B -Braud-nr
Broom bungalow. select hardwood floors.
lots ~ closets handsome muutel,
scrccu,d back VuJch, basement. garage
ana driveway, located on one Of III"
pretuest l"tN ma tho district, priced
for s. 900 some cash and terms ar
ranged. Usage sit7.
WLST SIDE SNAP walnng distance.
large iroum plaHvTed duplex bungalow
sewer connected. garage, full, high
lot sewer paid, t275o. 1900 cash.
fh,lan, OseEe Sts-
modern bungalow. with heav" oak floors
throughout. beautiful ivory finished
woGdwoIS f,"nc9, ,o, dqors dom, dons d,, 10
Ia maGIgS@y a"y Gd'n 500 5e1tSTes oS o,yS. yg.
tN75 OF Osage 2lAl.H.
$3.50 ,N,H i25o
s35 MONTHLY buys oozy Utue l.rootn
pIastered Aouse Z block west. - blocks
south Vera station. Pay as little aE $50
cash ana move right IN. Blankruship
osngc 57Gs-l psnrr 1900
{-OO CASH, $50 per month buys new
room unWodoru. with oak floors. on
paving, close In. price $500. Usage
$3.50 CASH and F3J per month buys
new u-TuuW HON" with bathroom but
not connected, hardwood roors, on
##H H.#. .#.N o." o.. .H.H.H
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yS 7EO-&ew. uprtorGa'e bungalow, i've
rooms and breakfast room, all extra
large rooms, special construction, l1g
cabin floors. very expensive decorations
massive Wartci. excellent electric fH
tur"s French doors. aIl elaborate butt Ia
features. large closets cove moulding
CpNirEa several electric surEefs, lUrluseh
refrigerator room, basement laundry
tubs, modern servants quarters, garage
see this ideal home
A j JENKINS & SON
Usage ig06-g176 6.s Mayo Hlds
1000 At PER CENT interest VIII net you
$50, 5000 down on ono NJ my houses VIII
save you 5000 20 $1,000 rent some
splendid homes fnr the small Investor
one ready 90 move into, all hardwood
floors five rooms with nice mantel In
living room. Usage 65t1.
81 200 CASH and $40 prf month vii
buy q groom, modern bungalow ON the
north side, log cabin uak, floors, Irdos
Ca. layatoIy In bathroom, garage uu-
dor house, located uu paved street ,
near good school ana 'ronspprtatlo1
sewer ls paid out, price is $3.50 THIS
prnH.ffr .auuuf 90 d.r.|H "d fnf thls
price ana at one time sold fog $1,000
Osagc l29J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
OWN YOUR HOME

DO Won know that construction IL the
first thing to consider 10 buying your
home This home IL all you VIII eN-
pect and II faces east IN Mornlngside
and no better location Is available
u has six large rooms, with all hard
wood floors, and hardwood finish, oak
doors and many other massive and at
tractlve features, poured heavy con-
crete foundation ana large basement
double garage and servant quarters and
a big bargain At tll.boo, Let Us sho"
you r. a, Irusty realior, 1909 Mayo
Bdg Usage tJes-lG2s.
EIWOOD' g, ll0l--SK large rooms nall,
bath glassed-in rear porch. oak floors
beautifully decorated, Ivory finish,
closets Kitchen cabinet and pantry;
awnings shades linoieum go with
house, fun size lot, shade, deep we'll
2.car garage. storage room, n sold this
week. 1850, s. 0Oo cash. owner. Usage
As2t.J. .
FOH sALE-Four-rno house, to be
moved on lot inquire 2.O Peoria.
E1rU Al E-tlpe e.roon house; 10 COLI
orpd people IN part Of the colored dis
,g!c,. csass .5S! T.
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MANTrn--nnAL EsIATr

LtSTlSGh WASTED
Immediate inspection ana personal o.
tsntiHn given 20 property listed with
uH Tor sale We are making an excel
lent selling record ana have many
buyers fut all classes ~ city property
EACHANGE TRUST co.
Usage e1OO
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Real Estate
BROADMOOR

Practically new six rooms. Including
large living room ana dining room.
sun room, Kitchen. breakfast room
and two nice sleeping rooms. heavy
oak floors, nrtistlcaliy decorated.
nice mnntcl basement, pnraP" ana
servants. quarters, poured concrete
foundation Wen constructed and %
HON" that viii please you Price
50. 300 with good terms
ADAMS G. REDDIN
800 Kennedy Bldg
Phoncs-O Usage 1900, Cedar 900
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Ohbl'E y. and l0.arrc tracts close
90 ou Broken Arrow paved road. rich
soil fine water. these are excellent.
east.front building sites. an absolute
surety Tor the Investor. price $500 to
ZOO per acre. 90 per cent cash, balance
5000 per year can US on lhese. smith.
~ Bynum Bldg. Osage 7Sag
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rRACKAGE AND INDrsrnIAL

rHACKAGE property for rent corrugated
warehouse with adjoining yaTd space,
room FOR nye ear lengths can -.
fcsnheTg. Usage ib7G
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
APPlEBY PRIMED
FOR BOS MATCH
Amateur Billiard Stars Meet This
Afternoon at Hudson Parlors

Followers Of the green cloth will
have an opportunity ot seeing two Of
the best amateurs in the world perform
this afternoon and evening. when Edgar
+. Applrby. king of the 49, hnlklinc
players. clashes with AIRY Bos. Euro
pean titleholdcr. at the Hudson Rec.
rcati"u parlorS. Broad and cherry
streets.
This will hc the first big amateur
billiard clash that has been seen in this
city since the tournament held last
season at the Manufacturers Club,
when Arplcby Won his tide. Six hun.
drcd points will be played. 800 IL the
afternoon, starting nt 3:15. and the
second block in the evening ut S:l5.
Bo- has sheen in Ph!ladelphin for n
month practicing under the watrhful
cye of Toe Mayer, former rmalour
,itlcholdcr. Yesterday afternoon he had
high runs ot l12 and 143. which proves
that hr ia at the top Of his game
Rivalry between the pair is keen IN
Bos makes no secret OF the fact ,hat
he returned to American soil jas, 70
get another crack ut his conqueror ot II
year ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
RAILROAD GIRLS
PLAY BASKETBALL
Miss Elva Powell Is Captain Of
Lehigh Valley Team and
a Hard Worker
SEEK MORE COMPETITION

A NUMBER Of Young women "ln
"A rlovcd at the l.ehigh Valley Rail
road Office have banded together and
organized an athletic association for
the benefit Of tl!e entire feminine con.
tingcnt il the cstAbiShm"nt.
One Of the first SHORTS tai>rn up 10y
the girls was basketball. whicil Is now
enjoying much popular favor. and al
though none OF tn" young ladies over
played the cage game before. this did
not stop the ambitions of the athlcti,
lasSics
4 team was placed in thr Girls
LraGnc, now being conducted by tnc
Manufacturers League. at l"nal Hall
This circuit is composed Of som" hrs, :
class frniiin" tv"S. Including tho well =
known Car Scrvi"" five Of the Penn
sylvania RuirraI md HOLLYWOOD. an
other good aggrrGHtton.
One Of the hardest workers in this
movement for SPORTS among the l."higli
Valley girls il Miss Eva Powell, who i.
captain of the squad and also on" Of
the forwards on the team. Miss Powell
is splendid haskrioail player, and
her work on the court i nn Inspiration
t. tho rrlt Of the team. while she a.
c0lnte upon by her t"alnmnt"S to make
the needed field goals against The "p-
position,
Playiuy ri.r u'hrr t"rwa.,! berth IS
Miss Josephine Nixon who has had no
urcvious experience in the cage game,
but hey work in recent contests seem
to indicate that this fair maid will be
one Of the best on III" team IL til" near
future. Both forwards have arQuir,Si
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29

uptOWncrS. from all accounts. hnve sccr
the evidence OF their folly and It would
,iot DC surprising TO sec them mem.
e"r Of the =. B. 4. next vcar.
Others Back
ihr churclmen have one of the best
cluDS nnd are really the originators OF
twilight baseball. Th"ir followers wer,.
oelrIV"u Of the privilege or witnessing
the rrnl!y first class clubs last yenr and
possibly tho whole Thing wns mistake,
a" az ,hose ~ zeal authority OF the Ma =
tI''ty clnb nrr just rs good sportsmon
Us nose connected with nry team and
'"I' ~, every one to get Il square deal.
Inc jumping OF players from one
."ih I" another was also another evil
mat was cradicatcd. When n nlnye,
signed with team he stayed there until
lcicased and the majority Of tho line
ups were intact from th" getaway.
As far as the umpirca arc concerned,
: !, ha' been found a good scheme 10 sign
! the men on monthly contracts. tho
same as in tEn big leagues, and they
VIII be rotated in the sam" manner. For
instance. Fl"iHh"r plays at home o,,
NeSdnyS. Thursdays ana Saturdays.
i,"HtZ"l ana Cofl'ey will be ",nt there for
u" entire week. and thea will shift
eiScWhcr" the following week.
The clubs affiliated with the pIi1a-
H"lphia bn'"hali Association will he lcse
tian half in Iumbnr IL l92". but all fine
plS teams in tie city will b" in line.
an" TINS Includes three or four from last
year. and it Is also hoped that Brides
burg backed by Frank Kcircr and Ilar-
v"N barrrtt. vii! apply ior rcadmit
, liNirc. They Withdrew; Mt tho ilnsc ri
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
LANDS NOT TO KEEP
BENTON OUT OF N. |,
Former Giants Pitcher Sure He
viii Play With Reds

Chicago, Dec. M.--Rubc Brrton.
former Giant pitcher. today was with
out fear that X. NJ. Lands would move
tn prevent his return 10 the y tiuual
LtaGu" this spring with the Cincinnati
Reds, after Il visit yesterday WIKI the
commissioner.
In view of the publicity caGsrd by
the announcement Of Bcnton's Signing
with the Cinrinnati club and the con.
ncction OF his name with the 1910
world series scandal.' Commissioner
Lands said last night. "Rcnton came
to me H. get line on his stains in
organized baseball.
so far ns ,h" records in IN! Office
show Commissioner Lands "nnrtudrl
"tnrrr j. no r"Hson I" keep lr,'.n out
OF the ma.iors.'
Benton was Released by tho Giants
IN July. 1871, ana went to the s.. ruul
riWb Of tn" Amrricnn .issocia'.vI.
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.SMYTHE HONOREO
BY HOME FOLKS
More Than 400 NorristoWn
Friends at Testimonial Din
ner to Army Quarterback
JACK MCEWAN A HIT

Iass night Norristown--or 100 oi
turned out 70 do honor to Gcorgc W..
Smythc, the brilliant Army quarter
Lack, and TO the uildefcatcd NorristoNn
High School football team. at n testi-
moniul banquet.
It's big thing 10 haze the backing
of your home folks. for all the applause
that comes from strangers docsn't sound
half 80 sweet as that Of your own
people. N0rriStown gave Smyth"
enough applause last night to last him
many long day. Eulogies swept tn"
board like q tornado. Even the young
local football champions of the sub
urban League were OrcrshadOwed By
the stocky. modest little fellow in West
Point gray. who flushed and smii"l
uncasily at all the praise.
The big room in City Hall W.
ln"ishly decorated in the Mationn}
colcrs. and those OF the Army. Here
and there among the civilians wrrr
cadets home for the holidays. Were
seated.
Th"r" were SPEAKERS galore 70 be
presented by T"aStmaster I'ean. Major
Charley Daily, one OF the most brilliant
qiartcrbacks that ever carried bali
and for fifteen years II successful cGHch
Of Army teams, was there. Harvard
accent and ALL Captain jack McEwnn,
The West Point line coach, with ht$
Irish wit and good -natured grin. kep;
his auditors in an uproar. Bill Roper
II oke. So did State Senator Fi",rh"r
W. Stit"s and !. Amber Williams and
Ra ph Beaver StrHssburger.
And the burden OF all their speeches
was Il panegyric of George Snythe, of
his marvellous open field running and
forward passing in the Navy game;
They presented him with n watch aud
the Norristown High School boys with
Il plaque commcmorating their victories.
There never was n bigger, warmer.
NOR" spontaneous outburst OF loyalty
oi appreciation for Il nUtiv" son than
cam" ar that dinner. In his sro"ch "I
thanks Smythc told his town folks how
his classmates had kid'lcd him about
Tia" Norristown Brass Bard. and always
asked ii it came down to the station
to meet him.
"Now." he said, II can toll them,
& yes and Il whole lot more beside
The hit Of the evcning--ncxt tc
Smythc, who was accompanied BY
Dennis Mullgan, captain Of ncyt
years Army tram--was Captain Jac';
McEwan. Mclwan. who was stimuli
tannously appointed head coach at West
Point and assigned to tour q! ,luty
il Porto Rico. had Il lot I" say about
coaching football tca'n&.
''All coaches are crazy" he said.
cor they wouldn't he coaches. It's thc
personnel that counts. If coach has
good enough men he can sit on the side
lines. and watch them do what they
want TO win gnmes.'
Smythc paid 4 graceful trihutr IA
Coach Zimmerman. Of the Norri>towI1
High School team. under whom he
learned his first football. and 70 Major
DAILY. who trained him nt Wrst Point.
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PENN'S SBASKETEERS
FACING HARD TEST
viii Play Speedy McGiII Uni
versity, of Montreal, or
New Years Day
DRILLING FOR THE BATTLE

THE University Of Pennsylvania
L quintet will stack up against rea!
proposition wN"n they tackle the speedy
outfit from Mc'iill University. Of Nom
trcal. Canada, on New Years Day.
Tn" game promises TO be "X"cnt!Onaliy
fast, with both teams using the same
system Of play--thc short, snapry pass
and the five man defense.
Mciiill. although little known in the
States. turns out the b"gc collegiate
busko ball teams in the dominion. I.nst
year they earned the ri%ht TO Iiay for
the championship Of Canada BY de-
feating tho strong Montreal Amateur
Athletic A"aociatiou aggregation by a
margin Of on" point in ono of the
greatest exhibitions oi the gam, eyer
seen IN Canada.
Faculty regulations concerning the
length OF the playing season made it
impoSeiblr for the team to compete in
the huals for ;hr title. the pcnuant
going to Ottawa BY default.
In addition t" the purely technical
side of III" coming contest. intrrcgt will
be aroused through the fact that rhis
il the first international basketball
game ever participated in IL n Penn
sylvania team. MrIubrrs OF the l'u-
vcrSity faculty and many Uthrr prom-
nrnt PcunsylyananS viii witness til"
game ns tn" guests Of in" basketball
management,
The MrGill team will ," the guests
Of The I University during their stay III
Philadelphia, and after the game will
h. entertained hr tit" athletic nuthuri-
ties al tie University.
Pcrnsl tvania'S quintet viii hav" 40
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Philadelphia Baseball Reforms SmiF
p B. A. CORRECTS EVII, 8
OF SEMI-PRO TOSSERS
Nine Contests Listed
For States Grid Team

state College. Pa. Dec. 29.--Thc
icnn Stnte football schedule for 1929
follows:
September 90, Lebanon Valley. at
home.
October 6. North Carolina State.
at home.
October -. Gettysburg. at home.
October 20. Navy. ut home.
october ". West Virginia, at
New York.
November ). Syracuse, at Syra.
cusc.
November 10. Georgia Tech, at
home.
November II, Penn. at philade,-
pha.
November 90 Thanksgiving Day..
Pitt. at Pittsburgh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
Team Wants Soccer Games

-:ho West Phi!adelphla Field Club. OF IN
Aired LEAGUE, IL op"u tUr u EaIDe at home
L'nrt,'. .n!utn ard $, ru"" streets. for New
Y.nr'4 nitrrnoon. Phoue Woodland 30SN i
n,'t,,,.' hntwr,l q an. = o'c!uCE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29

rms IS he Gtih Of n series Of a..
L ticlcS wriiiem bN EdcM j.
Mdthcr AMI Eimcr u. NitchcN, head
cOdch and athletic director. respcc.
lrcly. a. the Inircrsit!r Of Michigan.
dcoling 1riH basketball in al phases
ot the sport.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
HoINDlNG OFT TUE YEAR

,yI.u ru rxsr!fl"rnl array or pictures o..
lo,ol rational irl iuI""UatiuIul i'arsunaSca.
u,arCs al events. r"pr"dIcc! n Dl"asinb
,eril t,!,rs ia the lrtuFrnv:rc Section OF
tEe sandy rU!I;c lHhILE. 'AalIa. Il a
Aublt. - ldr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29

In the o!d iIy~ etorp."rHA>,n was
In vogue oa Southern tracks, but ~
present there - no Offering for the
Jumper ON winter tracks. This is an
injustice to that division oi ;lc sport. IN
the East thrr" nr" good ,iAkeS fov
jumpers. and il haa dHyrlop"d Il ulc
rmIico and l.aurrl 'Hd their iuN meet
iugs. thor" j. w. l'Hr" for the jumper
tn 60. lie must say ~ tho barn! ,.ntll
spring New ~ ."aN,. u" ."cdi1g " w.rtrr
racing point, -A"ll.G rvv!y" obstacle
racing in order 10 permit the jumpers rn
y" self supporting In tho w.u'cr months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
Puritan Gets New Grounds

e." ,.r' "a; =. " T.. ".r.. .. .,.a a.. ..,
- 80 ua& !I".''.'. -.r - .',I :
- .a',' 80 u. '!a ..rain. a. l'rur,N No,
W.IE. 81, ...L- - ,"''S, "A... . W." Ss.a,
M.ln a." N.is -. vac flt3:~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29

Must Look to Future
TNIIE successful coach !, one who
l. uses foresight in planning for the
seasons in the future. He builds for
the next year by seeing that the SOC
ond team Is given good attention and
opportunity to get cNpericnc" in games.
The coach Of the scCOLd team should
make 1t n point 70 use those players
who have years of service ahead Ot
them.
1t is alway. best for coaching sue.
cess to end up strong. One oi tn"
worst things team can do ia TO start
with n string Of victories, and then
meet disaster. Tho spectators are
ii"kl", and think mostly of the moment.
II the team ends up with defeats. they
blame the coach for misun!ng co"d
material; on the other hand. if the team
ends up victoriouSiy, they Civ" the
coach credit Tor having don" wonders
in developing green men.
THE ney. Grti"lc wiU dCat wih
! pyacticc acSsto"s. II "W appear
U NoHddU'S CditiOHS ~ TIC EVE
NING pUBLIC LEDGER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
SOUTHERN HIGH PLAYS X
G!RARD COLLEGE FIVE
Old Rivals in Basketball viii Clash
This Afternoon
Southern High

One Of the most important school
court battles of the holiday season Is
scheduled for this afternoon. Tho rivals
in the clash are Southern High. first
hall leaders of the Interscholastic
League. and GIrard College. always u
prominent contender among the city
baskrthall teams.
The Girard College gymnasium will
be the s,cnc of action and the tap off
is set for 3 o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29

l. should start nbout thc 1St Of No
v"mbrr, with the candidates called our
twice week. Tho experienced players
or the m"n ont for football should be
"H"'Sc'' IL all bcsin"e"s should re-
port.
The wori; at first should include
many talks on rules, hygiene Of train :
;ng, ethics. team spirit and general
points about thr game. The emphasis
Oh the floor should bc entirely on
fundamentals. THIS is the time 10 ;tC-
qu!re tho technique Of the fundamentals,
so that by the inc the S"h"dul" actually
commences Oh" players can d" them
automatically.
Il ia all right TO srrimmasH th'
men whose abilities are unknown, but
a diffcrer. course must be followed Will
those picked for the squad. With mem
bcrs of th" squad which is larg" al
first. tn. Fundamentals should be con
tinupd until the wor! actually becomes
drudgrry, because III" season IL Ions
anyway. and il is well to save tht
interesting things until they are hecdct
t. keep W tho interest.
! EIRLY in the season it is good
Il thinJ 10 hurc the man come IN
! spgN Cr0uUs 50 that tie COdch car
/ sDcnd murh tire IN indiridudt At
! tCnfi0i. thing thCt is merit 10 in.
! DossiJlc nft,r tie team ~ p!Cke6,
,rhcn emphasis is IoHnd 70 b" on
! ienmp'Gy.