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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
MANY BOUTS SCHEDULED FOR
NEW YORK IN NEAR FUTURE
Fans Assert Championship Fights Viii Soon Become
Common as Alley Wranglcs in Gotham Unless
Promoters Use Discretion in Bookings

bought a franchise In the new
Eastern Shore League, u class u
circuit. but denied the report.
Burl.igh Grimes. tho BROOKLYN
pitcher. has entered his customary
demand upon owner Charlie Ebhc,s
for raise IN salary. Grimes held
out last year almost until the sea.
son began. lie wants siO,Ooo for
1922.
The tmce-corncred deal. whereby
Roger Pcck!npaugh leaves the Rod
SoN and goes to manage the Wash
inEion club, and Joe DuEan. Of uc
athletics, returns to his old home in
Boston. seems to have been satisf.te-
tory all around except to iing MIL
Ter, outiieldcr, and Jose Acosta.
pitcher who 20 To tho lowiy ath-
leucs. Pcckinpaueh. AT least, is a
real playing manager, and DuGan.
star at third base. was trouble
some In Philadelphia because he dis
liked being ON the taji-cudcrs Mil
Ter aud Acosta probably were not
consulted in the matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
CALL BODY TO DISCUSS
MANUFACTURERS SHOW
Chamber of Commerce Com
mittee to Meet Next Tues
day Afternoon.

Chairmcn Of the various commit
tees Of the Made Richmond EXPO
siiion. to bc given February 90. in
The Grays' ArmOry. by more than 100
local manufacturers, have been asked
I" report the progress OF their work
NJ meeting of the general commit
tee for next Tuesday afternoon. a, 1
o'clock in the Offices OF the Chamber
OF Commerce. l.. NJ tunnels. soc.
rotary OF the exposition issued calls
FOR tho meeting last night
Special attention IS being called 10
the iact that several manufacturers
nave no; made final arrangements for
their displays. Only few booths
remain 10 hc taken. and every effort
WIZ he made 10 get these men 10
sign ur. II is probable that this viii
D" d'sc"ssed AT ti'c meeting OF the
general committee Tuesday
oNlUia!s Of this exposition STATE,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
NOTED CR|D|RON STAR
TO HANDLE GENERALS
All.Around Athlete al Pitt
University Will Succeed
W. C.. Rafferty,.
SELECTED nN cnnM,rrEE
New coach I" Assume ButirS Next
Gnll-Won Ills NHFstt, Monogram
in Four Major Sporis--On Camps
Eleven.

' Special 10 The Tlmcs- Dlspatch.i
LEXINGTON. VA. Jan. 1l.-Jinmy
Dehart fomorly star 'halfbacll and
'all-round athlete of Pitt, and last
season assistant coach at University
OF Georgin. has been named head
coach of athletics at Washington ana
? Lee University, TO succeed w. c. Raf-
er;y. who rendered his resignation
here on December 10 last, according
TO an announcement made tonight
10y Graduate Manager OF Athletics
II. ". Smith. Tho selection or Do
hart was made after the committee
coach had considered Il number Of
other men prominent In collegiate
sporting circles.
While ratification of tho commit
tees selection has yet to bc made by
The board Of trustees Of the univcr-
city At their annual meeting here on
January IL, the faculty committee on
Athletics already has approved OF
the Appointment which makes Dchart
head mentor OF football. basketball
and baseball at Washington ana Lee
in the future.
The new coach VIII assume his
'Nt'cS' LcIc H'St Idli. TX Is NllucE-
stood. Terms OF the contract were
not made public by Graduate Man
aEcr Smith.
While at Pitt, Dehar, won his var
Siiy monogram in four major sports.
the only athlete ever accomplishing
this feat At that institution, lie was
named halfback on Walter Camps
all service eleven in 1915, played
with the Pittsburgh Pirates in sum
'uer Of 1917. and was commissioned
n first lieutenant in the aviation
during the world war.
The announcement OF his sclec-
tion here tonight met with tho gem
ernl approval OF tho student body and
faculty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
SPORTS
Southern Elevens Will
Play in New York City
tHy AssocinteI rrnss-l

NEW YORK. Jan. ll.-Tho de-
Feiopment of New York as n
center of college football activity
Is indicated by the announcement
OF tho l922 schedule of games TO
DC ployed ut the Polo Grounds.
more than Il dozen varsity teams
VIII be seen in action on the base.
Dali field including several OF
me leading elevcns Of the South
and East.
The season VIII open on Octo-
Der 81. with II game between
Georgetown and Fordham. Other
games are as follows:
October 2S-Syracusc VS.. Penn
state.
November 4-Lafaycttc VS..
Washington and Jefferson
Novcmher T-I,utgers vs.. Louisl-
ana state University.
November ll-Dartmouth vs.
Cornell.
November 1S-Columbia We.
Dartmouth.
November - and December
are reserved presumably Tor III.
Army Navy game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
GRIFFITH DENIES PECK
WILL MANAGE TEAM
IRv AAsc!atcd rrcs.l

MASHiNGroN, Ian. 1l.--ClarIl
Griitth, president Of tho Washing
ton american Lea&uc ClUb. stated
positively today that unless there
was an uucNpcctcd cham IN his
plans. Roger Pcckinpaugh, who be-
comes member of tho Washington
club through the thrcc-corncred
deal arranged yesterday between
Washington, Boston ana Philadcl-
phiH, would not be made manager Of
tho nationals
The mana'gcrship OF the uationai.
is vacant owing TO the resignation
of George Mcbride. who acted a
manager last season, and 1t had
generally been tho belief that should
President Grnith acquire rcck!n-
paugh The former New Y"~ii Ameri-
can captain would step into the va
uancy.
It was minated that several
former major League stars were
under consideration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
tBy United News.l

NEW YORK, Jan. ll.-Champion-
snip nights Will soon become common
rs alley wrais-!cs in New Work.
The bantam tile has been In the
When Pete Herman lost IL 10 Johnny
jun. and again when BufT defended
the crown against Jack Shurkcy.
on January 81 Jack Britton will
cetend the welterwcight champion
snip against Dave Shade, Of Cali
!ornia. ana on the 10th of February
Benny Leonard viii become dcfcn-
dant in some pugillstlc activity with
an opponent not yet elected.
Lew Tender, Rocky Kansas.
Charlie White and joe benjamin are
The eligible challenEers for Leon
ards title
And when johnny rur returns
from his tour of England he Will
probably agree TO BATH. Midget
Smith. Bat Levinsky's Hight heavy
weight title is at stake i'm FRIDAYS
light with Gene Tunncw johnny
Kilhane ana Johnny Wilson arc the
only champions whom there is no
hope OF Turing into The ring, XII
bane because he. wont, Wilson be-
cause he can't iftht. Jack Dempsey
stands ready to Work any limo an
opponent can be found
Joe Lynch and Midge. Smith Will
fight again here on January 20,
fifteen rounds to n decision. Their
last battle vas a classic, resulting
IN draw. No buster workman or
harder puncher Of hts weigh, thar,
smith mas been seen IN the ring here
in years.
Frank Baker. tine Yauks veteran
third haseman, OUT OF Tho game
much OF last season because OF bad
Legs, who has retired more times
than any other prima donna In the
game. has Just come up for air with
statement th0t hc wHl not go
through his. usual retirement THIS
season. Baker expects TO he back
a. tAi!d when the season opens. anil
LOOKS for another remnant Tor tho
Yanks now mat they hay. acquired
zoe Bush as a ttirG reliable pitcher.
Baker is on his farm down In Mary
land He was reported 10 have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12

looking over tho lighters AT the con
clu"ion OF their training, predict,
that carncnticr ill Win easily. lack
mad looked for Improvement in Cook
along toward the .nd of the Austria
lian'S training. lie has failed to note
th!s Improvement, however, and be-
iicNcs carpenter can end the bout
Whenever he chooses TO shoot his
right list for Cooks Jaw.
McAuliifc agrees wiki Descamps
that Carpenter is in better shan.
now than he was just before the hight
with Dempsey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
0UQUESNE NELL. WINS
FIELD TRIALS DERBY
Pointer Shows the Way to
MIR. jim" by The Mar
rowcst of Margins.
lEy Assccinted Prcss.

GRAND JUNCTION, TENN. Jan.
ll,-o"tbirding TrimrXs's Mr.. Jim.
Duaucsne Neil. pomt8 owned bv
!, IL. Elder. Pittsburgh, IA, won
the derby of tn" United States field
Trials mere late today, by tho mar
rowest OF margins. Trimblcs Mr.
lin pointer, owned by Matthew
!ri.mhic. 1r.. konsington. Md. was
close second. with Chcra, pointer,
owned by Hoabcrt AmcS, La Grange,
Tenn. Third
IN" tw" leaders battlod through
an hour OF hard going in tn. nnal
neat, running at full speed 10 the
end. This is Duquosnc Nc!vs NTH
win of this season. Trimbic's Mr..
Jim failed TO ind birds in the sec
ond series. although lie showed he
could handle game In the first heat.
Shera was good on game. but lacked
III. speed ana range OF the two dogs
placed above her.
Following the decision OF the derby
the running of the all-agc stake
was begun ana viii be completed to-
morrow. There are twenty nine en- :
trauis IN the stake. Among those
who showed excellent form in their
/ irSt heat today We're Doughboy,
pointer owned by l.. j. Rowe. Hirm
I inshau. Mia; Eugene Momuncy. set
ter, owned rs G. IT. Tyler, Boston.
Mass: chester Valley Blue. setter,
owned by H. y. Watson. Roanoke 4,
Va, and the setter EuGcnc's Ghost,
owned by W. W. Stoner. CORTLAND.
Miss The last-namcd dog. which
has been known as IL 'bolter." proved
sensational performer under the
handling OF J. VI. Avent. of Hickory
valley. Tenn, making four distinct
hnds of birds and sticking close to
the course. The all-agc stake will he
completed tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
BUSY SEASON FOR
HARVARD OARSMEN
lHy Assoclatadrrcs.1

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Jan. ii.-Thc
annual race with Yale "a; New London
on June 20 Is the eliminating point
OF 'he harvard rowing schedule, an
noumced tonight. Th. schedule Will
start with race with PENNSYLVANIA,
on the Charles River here on April
~ The other dates arranged are:
May i. Princeton ana Annnpolis nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
'. NJ. |. QU|NT TOO MUCI
FOR EMORY AND HENRI
Lexington Basketball Team
lakes Game by Score
of 35 10 10.
Special To The Times. Dispatch. /

Especial To The Times Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, VA. Jan lin
| game marked by persistent fou,,r,
slow floor work and poor passing
the '. N. /. basketball squad hs
hut little difficulty in defeating Tn
Emory and Henry College 1uInt. y
score Of 81 to 1G. Tho V. NJ
sound started tho game withou, tn
services Of Campbell. regular for
ward. due 10 a slight injury. but Ii
was put in during the second hal
for few minutes
Emory and Henry showed n won
uer!ul defensive. but Bunting an
hFic frequently showed their ski
ana made field goals. Ryder. OF \
u. J.. was strong on the dofensiv,
ana more than once he was the fac,o
which prevented the visitors fror
making "a larger score. For tho loser
INC Offensive mark of Bailey was
noticeable feature. while white mad
Nery crcditablc showing. y.inc-uu
i.unting Right Forward Uu,chcrso,
hN!"... Left Forward Railr,
summers. Center Whit
Shannon... Ii!gh, Guard GRAHAM
Eydcr..... Left Guard lone
Suhst!tut!uns--Smlih for XVI.
prtwry for Shannon. Muloncy "a
pr"wrN Kyle Cor limiting. Campbell
for Smith, Caldwell for Hutchinson
ifarin.l!ng for Jones Field Goals
Hunting 90. XVI" go. Summers ,al
Campbell '2). Rider. Bailey @,
Caldwell, HUTCHINSON. Foul goals
Euntinp 90. HUTCHINSON (a). Bale
81. ilarncling 90 Icfrcc-I}rott
w. * l.. Timotccpcr-R.ad. " "
/. Time OF halves. 20 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
nrsu,nc Athletic Relations.

BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. ll-Johus
Hopkins and University of Maryland
signed "A iivc-y-ar football contract
today. The teams w!ll meet next
season, probably on THANKSGIVING
Day, on Hopkins grid.guu. Athletic
relations between the state rivals
were broken IN 1920 over the playing
OF Mackcrt. who Hopkins claimed
was Ineligible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12

Cambridge; May Is. Massachusetts
Institute of Technology at Cam
bridge; May 80, Harvard and Val"
championship ciass crews at Ncw
Haven: May -. Cori.cli at ithaca
'hrst varsity crew: May -, Amer
ican Henley at Philadelphia CcUtrl,a
not decidedly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12

last night that one OF tho purpo,
OF tn" meeting Will bc 10 check L.
on all final pians for IN. cNuositio
ttsci: ana got an efforts couccntrat,
toward making tho even; Tho gre.u
est success OF any exposition ,y,
given ia tho south.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
DISPLAY MUCH INTEREST
IN CARPENT|ER-COOK CO
Fight Will BE Exhibition Be
tween Skill and Brute
Strength.
FRE>CmMAN Is rAyouITE
Francois DcSrnmps Asserts Ills Man
Is Heavier aud ia Better Cundi-
ti"n Thnn He WAS Before Hattie
With Dempsey.
IBy United New 81

LONDON. Jan. l!.-Roxing skill is
thrce-to- one Favori;c over brute.
strength and endurance in tho tight
between Georges Carpenter, light
heavyweight champion Of the world.
ana George Cook. III. Australian
hc;NywciGht. in Albert Hall Thurs
day night. The odds We're three to
TWO on Carpenter until Wednesday,
evening. when the Cook money. which
has never hocn very bold. became
even more scarce. Then the Carpcn-
tier men went about tn" public places
Offering three TO one on the French
man,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
MEN-Furnis.ed Rooms-MEH

Grace aud seventh Streets
BS DAY WEEK - MONTH
lirntrd-I.iEh trd-Cirnnrd
Hot Hn'l Cola Water
Elevator
shower BATHS ON Each Floor
Heart Of titS-\U Gar Far.
Information Free NJ
CENTRAL \. VI. &, A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
sccL Training Camp for browns

N"ck Trimming CnmD Tor nrOwns.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. lI.-Sclcction of "a
SNrinS training camp WAS the OBJ
jeet Of Bob Quinn. business man
agsr %! the st. Louis Americans.
VINO Was en- route to the South to-
DAY. Mobile ana Lake Charles, La.
WCrc ON his itinerary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
Both in Good shane.

Both lighters have issued the Gus
aomarE statements. Pink of condi
ti"h: win by a knockout: no excuse
To Offer IL dcicatcd-,hcSc are old
familiar phrases reiterated hv NOM
camps.
Francois Dcscamrs. Carpenters
manager was about London Wc,in.y-
day evening. claiming his man was
heavier than when he fought Jack
dempsey and in even better conGi-
ton. The entire seating capacity of
Albert Hail has been sold out. and
the interest in this fight is as great
as that in tho Carpenticr-B Beckett
bout which was the masterpiece OF
English loitat!on.
frrnrhman Favored
Old Jack McAuliffc, the retired nv :
dctcatcd lightweight champion. after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
NORFOLK WESLEY FIVE
WILL CLASH WITH TAK0LA
Seasidcr> Will Meet Locals al
Howilzcrs' Armory To-
morrow Might.

Federal Rcserye Bank and Central
Athletic Club have been selected to
clash i'm the preliminary TO the main
encounter between the Norfolk Wess-
leyS ana Takola in the basketball
carnival to be staged in the How'll
%crs' Armory tomorrow night. AS
the preliminary is scheduled to start
ut o'clock sharp the floor will clear
in good time for the main event of
the evening, which promises to be
game long remembered by those
who see H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
Good Players Coming.

Tho Scasidcrs are after the locals
scalp. and are sparing no efforts 10
bring homo the bacon" Mollie Craft.
one of the cloverest cage artists TO
perform on Philadelphia court, will
he in tho Norfolk lineup by special
arrangement with this contest in
view rs 4 suitable time to show his
buskctball qualities" Mollic has
been playing the game for several
years and. besides being deadly
shot, hc is 4 fast and clever dribblcr.
whirlwind ON orensc with the abil-
ity To cover his oponcnt But don't
think that Craft Will have to carry
the entire burden of oTcnso for the
Wcsslcys. With tho exception Of him
SELF th"y have played together for
three years ana have experienced lit
tic trouble IN winning ana holding
the championship OF Norfolk and vi
Cinity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
Much Action Expected.


Following the brilliant Craft
closely viii he found Track" Boy
cnton, ono of the tlashicst forwards
ever turned out at Trinity: Harry
RiGGan. regular OF last year who
gained his training at North Caro-
lima state. Riggan Is "a fas; drib-
bier ana an accurate iasscr Waliy
Wood. considered TO hc one OF the
best forwards In this section of the
State. and Ed Norncot. who halls
from the Springfield Training school
with n rep Of being an exception
ally fast iloor man.
From this squad i can easily be
seen that Norfolk presents an ALL
star aggregation that viii force the
locals TO dizzy pace If they arc to
emerge victorious. The record Of
the Norfolk team - date includes
four victories ANA no defeats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
Frrnrhn,nn Favored.

old Jack McAuiiffc. the retired. un
Defeated lightweight champion. after
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-30
Of the wonderful playing Of the for.

Of the wonderful playing Of the for.
wards.
But Sutherland will be without the
services of three of the men who starred
In the line last year, Johnny BudI,
Joe Williams and Doug Brown.
State Not Overconfldent
There is no tendency at Penn State
to take today's game as set up. for
advance reports indicate that William
and Mary has n strong machine. coached
by Lone Star Deitz, the old Indian star.
state students ere planning to hold
n demonstration at the game in con.
n"ction with their present efforts to
raise S3OO,OOO as their part in the
$1,000. 900 emergency building fund
campaign to be launched by the college
on Monday.
In n highly optimistic mood, the p.
NJ. c. squad left Chester for New
brunswick ut 0:12 this morning. Ac-
companying the soldiers was Sargent,
the black bear, which for two seasons
has served as football mascot. Ser
geant' is no longer cub, and 1t re-
quires the efforts Of three keepers to
handle him when his temper becomes a
bit rufflcd. p. NJ. C.'s three coaches
were with the team-Si Pauxtis, head
coach Gus Zieglcr, new line coach,
and Tom 1eete. assistant line coach.
Pauxti3 will have eight good back
field men to draw from in the Rutgers
battle. They are "Gyp" Allen, Red
Allen, George Worst. Sullivan, Craig,
BuOno, McCaifery and Blair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-30
PRECEDES
FRANKFORT GAME
YelIowjackets Have Strongest
Team in History Of Gold
and Blue Eleven
OPPOSE LYKENS CHAMPIONS

Tho Frankford Yellowjackets open
their scnson this afternoon on Browns
Field. Oxford pike above the high
school, Frankford, with Lykens, Pa,
1921 champions of York and Dauphin
Counties.
Frankford will present the strongest
aggregation ever to wear the Gold and
lilue on the Eridiron. ''Bowsey" Bow
ser. former star fullback at Bucknell,
will start Mt fullback for the Yellow
jackets.
Joe Lehecka, captain Of Lafayette's
Championship eleven of last year. will
hold down the halfback post, with Joe
Lightner. high scorer for Penn State,
as his running mate. Johnny Scott,
probably the peer of Independent quar-
terbacks, will call signals.
The line boasts such players a.
lleinie' Miller, coach and captain;
Lou Little. Lud Wray, Joe Spagna,
Williams. tackle at Lafayette last year
"Whitey' Thomas. "Bull" Lowe,
Swinton and Dave Mellow. Extra back
field men include Rusty" Yarnall and
"Bnbc' Lundgren.
The game will be preceded by a pa
rndc through the streets of Frankford
led by the Yellowjackets' Band. Arriv-
ing at the field. the band will furnish
music during the flag raising, and then
II: 5. Royle, association president,
Will Kick out the first ball
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-30
HAS
TOUGH OPPONENT
George Johnson's Proteges Play
East Falls in Opening Game
on Crystal Field
COFALL PLAYS FULLBACK

The football season IN Ifolmesburg
will be ushcrcd in this afternoon on
Crystal Field, Rhawn street and
Frnnkford avenue. when the nome team
meets Frank Lalley's East Falls ag-
gregntion.
Coach George johnson put his eleven
through n hard scrlmmagc last night
and he expects to make record with
his old team. johnson was with
Frankford last year, but has returned
to the scene of his former conUuests
and hopes to put the team back in first
place.
Stanley Cofall. the former Notre
Dame ll-Amcricnn fullhack, will make
his first appearance with the team and
will be assisted by Nemzik and kosto,
two former Frankford stars. with Nor
man G0twals. of Penn, at quarter.
Tho game will start at r. W.. with
tn" usual preliminary at | 80 i. NJ.
when the llolmesburg Reserves oppose
the Olympia \. G. Crystal Field has
beer completely ovorhnul1d and several
thousand new seats erected for this
years games.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-30
ENTRY LIST LARGE IN
FWE.MILE HANDICAP
Second Annual Run Of St. Joan Of
Arc c. c. on Tap Today

The second annual tive-mile lmndi-
cap street run of the st. Joan Of Arc
G. G.. sanctioned by the 4. A. U., will
be held this afternoon. starting at 4
o'clock. The race will be held in con
nection with the st. Joan of Arc c. &. $
anniversary week.
One hundred and twenty marathon
ers. representing nine of the biggest
clubs in Philadelphia. will face the
starter. Meadowbrook. Nativity &. G.,
Shanahan G. c.. st. Monica's G. G.,
st. John Of Arc G. c., Blue Ribbon
Juniors. Kirlin e. G.. KcnSington
Running Club and the Enterprise G. &.
all have entered their classiest stars.
The race will start at Emerald and
Tiogn streets. The course runs west
on Tioga street to Kensington avenue :;
south on Kensington avenue TO Lehish
avenue; east on I.ehigh avenue TO
Frnnkford avenue: north on Frankford
avenue to Womrath street; south on
Kensington avenue to Tioga street, and
east on Tioga street to finish line at
Emerald street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-30
Ironworkers Oppose American
Legion of CoatesvilIe
This Afternoon
WALTER FRENCH IN DEBUT

The Conshohockcn ironworkcrs are
all set for their greatest football sen
son. and lift the lid on the home field
this afternoon with the Clifford c.
Mullin American Legion Post No. Ga,
OF Coatesville, as an attraction.
The Lincoln Highway eleven has
some well-known players in the line.
up and expects to give Bob Crawford's
boys tough tussle for the decision in
the opening conflict. Prominent among
the players on the Legion eleven are
Doan at center and Vic Emmanuel.
Conshohocken is out to win the
championship Of Eastern PENNSYLVANIA.
Many Of last years team nre back,
and the newcomers should add consid.
cradle prestige to the squad. At center
is Leon CnmpuzanO, the star center of
Pennsylvania Military Academy. and
in the bnckfeld is Walter French1 the
former Army star.
Frrnch played n great game against
the Navy In the annual game last year.
and only few days ago signed con-
trnct to play baseball with Connie
Mack. Harry Rosetzky, the former
Penn player, will hold down the post
of fullback for Conshy.