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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22
TALK OF THE TOW.N

Lessons on violin or piano Apply at
32 jefferson street Friday and Satur-
day from to 5 p. m. p. r Landi. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22
CABOT

Millinery opening Thursday, Sept.
2s, at Mrs. Edward Bressette's, Cabot.
Teresa A. Ward.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Oscar Jordan of East Fairchild left
the City hospital yesterday.
For cement and brick work call Leel,
So Pleasant street, phone 276-6.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22
BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER az, 1922.
The Weather

Fair tonight and Saturday; warmer
in southern New Hampshire; moderate
south winds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14

Bethlehem and either team is likely
to win so evenly balanced are the two
elevens. Foster Snnford's athletes are
none too strong, but neither are the
Bethlehem representatives.
1t would not be surprising If carnegie
Tech went through the far-renowned
Washington and Jefferson eleven for n
victory. The Pittsburghers have shown
great form this year. while the Presi :
dents have been playing below cxpecta- .
tions.
Down at Chester, Si Pauxtis will
drive his proteges into action against
Albright. This IL big game for the
Pennsylvania Military College. The
cadets seem to hold the edge.
Two Local Games
Besides the Penn Maryland game.
another collegiate contest will be waged
in this city. Drexel Institute will play
the New York Aggies here. Haverford
will travel to Hartford to oppose
Trinity
Alabama, the team which plays Penn
later in the season will battle against
Georgia Tech, and Virginia Military
Institute, the eleven which won over the
Red and Blue two years ago, will take
on Centre, conquerors Of Harvard in
1921. These are the two big games in
the South.
Two Western Conference games will
be played. In one the crippled Uni.
versity Of Minnesota eleven will op-
pose Indiana at indianapolis and
Chicago and Northwestern will clash
in Chicago. The other six conference
teams will meet non conference op.
ponents.
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| ing the form expected Of him. His
work in practice the past week has
been excellent, but not strong enough
to supplant Ted Farchild, the Western
| sensation.
They are the only changes expected
and it may be that Heisman at the
last minute will start Kaufman in place
Of Graf and Voegelin in place of Lang.
don. The head tutor said this morning
| that he was liz more or less of a guam
dairy and would not know definitely
what his lineup would be until game
time.
Plenty Of Material
The large amount Of material at hand
this year makes the coaches task much
easier. II n man doesn't come right nm
to snuff he can be taken out and a fresh
one sent TO his place. This is due TO
he TACT that toss up for several posi-
tions in both the line and backfield ex-
lists, something that has been wanting
at Penn for several seasons.
McGraw, Craig, Woodard, Grove and
liami ton may all see action behind the
line before the final whistle blows,
while Brydon, Reiners Pruneret
-NN"u'', -''' ''ohuAh anu COuDle of
others will probably be rushed into the
line in the course of the game.
According to the Red and Blue scouts
Maryland has good defensive team.
but lacks the power and drive for nm
offense capable enough to compete with
the Red and Blue. Penn, outside of
line bucking, has shown little in the wov
of forward passes and trick PLAYS. onS
1t may be that Johnny Dern, the center
signal caller. will open up this after.
noon II he finds the visiting line prov.
Ing strong Oh the defense.
Eight of the visitors are veterans not
of the same competition as big college
eleven like Pennsylvania affords. but Of
the class of which Maryland is a mem.
ber. Their experience, however. nav
prove enough to Offset the class thar ths
Red and Blue squad has. WaItar
Young. an end; Hough. right guard
and Burger. right tackle, are the only
new men on Bryd's team. The re-,
mainder all have had varsity experience
of one or two years.
The Maryland line will outweiyb
Penn's by couple of pounds, while In
the backiield the visitors will also aver.
age a couple Of pounds better.
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P:.B. A. N|NESPLAY
FOR LOCAL HON0RS
Shanahan, FIeisher and Dobson
Vie for City Championship
at PhiIs' Park

With the weather a trihe more ap-
proprlate for baseball than for the
last few days, the finals for the local
championship of the Philadelphia Base
ball Association will be decided this
afternoon at the Phillies' Ball Park,
Broad street and Lehigh avenue.
A slight change has been made in the
starting time. Instead Of beginning the
double header on the program at 1 80
p. NJ. It has been decided to advance
post time to ] l.. NJ.
The eligible teams arc Shanahan,
representing We s t Philadelphia :
Fleishcr. champions Of South Philadel- :
phia, and J. & J. Dobson. which won
the honors in the northern district.
Tho two teams that will play the open /.
ing game will be named at $12 80
p. NJ.
Promptly Mt this hour, Miss Kitty
Molincux, Miss Philadelphia. will
step to the home plate and the first two
teams selected will battle in the opener.
The winner opposes the club drawing
the bye in the final clash for the cham.
pionship Of Philadelphia.
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2 TEAMS TRAVEL $500
MILES FOR GRID GAMES
Many Grid Games
Slated for TOday

Penn vs.. Maryland. at Franklin Field.
yale vs. Iowa. at New Haven.
HnrSerd rneerSn w vs. RowG Go,sate; at Princeton
Army vs. Auburn. at West Point.
Navy ys. Buckneil. at Annapolis.
ithaca.
Dartmouth W. Middebury, at Hanover.
Swarthmore vs; Dickinson. at Harrisburg
Hayerford vs.. Trinity. at Hartford,
lafayette Isf,ss VS. & MuhleneerT: et Easton.
Penn State Vs. Lebanon Valley. at State
W, and J. vs.. Carnesie Tech. at Wash
r. and NJ VS.. Mount st. Mary at Ian
ca ster.
Alfred vs.. st. Bonsventure. at Alfred.
Aieshcny VS.. Niagara, at Mcadvlle. Pa.
Amherst vs.. Union, at Amherst.
Bates vs. Colby. ct Lewiston. Mass
bethany We. Grove city. at Wheeling. Va
Brown Va. Syracuse, at Providence.
Bunalo rs Thtei. at BuTalo
Catholic University vs.. Washington Col
lese. at Washington.
Columbia vs.. Wesleyan. At New York.
Gettysburg vs.. Sus1uehanna. at Gettys
Johns Hopkins vs. George Washington. a,
Baltimore.
GEORGETOWN vs.. Cincinnati, q. Washing
Maine vs.. Norwich. at orono, Me.
Massaohusetts Agsies vs.. Worcester Poly
York.
Pennsylvania Military vs.. Albright. at
Chester.
Drexel Institute vs.. y. Y. Agstes. a,
Philadelphia.
Rensselaer, VS.. 81. Lawrence. at Troy.
~ Y.
Rochester va. Westminster. at Rochester.
Springfield vs.. Connecticut Aggios. at
Springfield.
Stevens vs.. Hamilton. at Hohoken.
Vermont vs. Boston University. at Bur
lington. VI.
Williams vs.. Tufts. at will!amstown;
Harvard Freshmen Andover. at Bos-
Yale Freshmen w. Exeter. at New Haven.
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G|LBERTON OUT TO
DEFEAT FRANKF0RDs'
Contenders for Coal Region
Championship Hope to Break ~
YeIIowjackets' Record
NO CHANGES IN LINEUP

The Frankford A. A. Yellowjackets
play the strong Gilberton. Pa. team,
red hot contenders for championship
honors in the hard coal region. at
Browns Field, Oxford avenue near the
Boulevard, Frankford, ut . 80 o'clock
this afternoon.
The visitors, whose record so far this
season is an enviable one, are in town
with the idea of not only breaking thss
locals record and scoring on the big
Northeast squad, but Of winning the
game. The forward line Of Gilberton
averages 1S2 pounds, about the same.
ms that Of the Yellowjackcts. @
The scheduling Of Gii5erton is in line
with Manager Bowker's plan Of play
ing representative teams from all sec.
tons of the State. and thus MAKE
stronger Frankford's claim for tho
Pennsylvania championship II all the,
games result in victories for the iel-'
lowiackets r3A
The same strong lineup that turned
back Lykcns champions of York and
'Dauphin Counties. in the opening game,
and Edwnrdsville. the Luzerne and
LaCkawanna Counties champions. last
week. will start for the Yellow jackets.
Coach and End 1Ieinie Miller is we'll.
satisfied with the showing Of his men
80 far, and no drastic changes are ex-
pected between now and the end of the
season. y
Joe Lehecka, whose spectacular Of
tackle runs already have made him an
idol with Northwest fans, will start
in the backfield along with Joe Light
ner as the other halfback. "Bowsy"
Bowser at fullback and Johnny Scott
as field general.
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Scholastic Football
Schedule for TOdau
Central High n. Lower Merton High.

Central High Mt lower Merton High.
MiIllamson Trades at Northeast High,
Mount Airy " -
Bordentown Military Institute at swarth.
more Prep.
.. hammonton High va Atlantic City High.
West Chester H!sh vs., Norr'stown High.
". Camden High vs. Wilmington High. a,
wilmington.
- schuylkiII Seminary vs. Hi School. q,
Pottstown.
National Farm School at Perkiomen Prep
Scranton Hish at Bcth,ehem High
Bangor High vs. Allentown Prep, at AL
% Milford High vs. Princeton Prep. at
Gilman School vs.. Lawrenceviue High. at
Lnwrenceville.
Dickinson College Reserves vs. Shippens.
turs High. at Chippensburg
york High ys. Reading High, az Reading
>,fottst9wn High vs.. Msnersv!lIe High. at
Mlnersyille.
n Westtown H'sh vs.. park.sburs Hlsh. al,
Parkeshurg
u,st n =, NJ; A. VS. Pe,aIo Institute. at
A. Wilson High vs. ousksrtown HIEh. al,
MtllersyiIe Normal vs.. stevens Trades. at
Lancaster.
SOCCER SCHEDULE
Frankford Hish at Girsrd College
Hrsnkford High Reserves at Grard Col
lese Reserves
Catholic High At George School
central High at WesttowH High.
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TEST FOR ALL-PHILA.
Tom ReIIly's Aggregation to Battle
Mount Airy

Tom Reilly's All Philadelphia team
will face the hardest task of the season
tomorrow afternoon when the down
towners take on the Mount Airy foot.
ball eleven at Madison Park, Thirty
fourth and Reed streets.
The Phillies have breezed through
two easy victories thus far this season.
but they have fine chance In getting
stopped by the visitors. The latter
eleven is a veteran combination that
takes the field wit practically the same
combination as last year.
The Phils have powerful club and
their 100 pound line hopes to be able
to hold the visitors, even keeping them
from scoring a single touchdown. Man
agcr Reilly announces that only one
change is likely to be made in the home
teams lineup and that is the playing
of Wolf, bearcat, who halls from
Shenandoah and who will fill position
in the backfeld
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Heisn,an Changes
Line-Up of Penn


Continued from PAGE One
much further advanced Is Heisman's =
team over its work of the first two
games. Promise and heaps of it could
be found in the first two counts and
much more is there as the result of the
practice tilts during the last few days.
There Is an even greater CO. ordination
Of play than was demonstrated against
the Sewanee eleven last Saturday
something that has been strangely lack
ing the past two seasons.
Heisman will probably show one or
two new faces at the start this after
noon. Al Langdon, ono Of the leftoyers
from last year has captured a back
field berth from AL Voegelin, one ~ Tho
sons Of Central High. Langdon moIo
his gridron debut as a back at Scran.
ton High. Las year he came through
late. showing flashes Of brilliancy in tho
closing game.
An injury at Mt. Gretna caused n
temporary setback to Langdon, but
since he started practice has show
his old time form with improved trim.
mngs. He Is fleet of foot and can
back up the line. a la Hobey Light, OF
recent fame. "
Graf May Start
The line may show Frank Grof
husky 200 -pounder who never plaved
much football before last year, but wb,,
developed quickly. He has shown
enough form in the two games to date
in which he has played as a substitute
and also in the practice to warrant his
starting and Heism0n will nroho H.,
give him his golden opportunity tbis
afternoon. 'A''
Frank Dewhlrst, who started tbs
opening game at end, will probably be
back at his old post this afternoon
but not at the start. 1t will be- ra,
that last year the younger of
the two brothers was a tackle on tho
of the yearling line. 70
The dearth of end material md ,ho
large amount of linemen induced Has
man to change Frank to u winrman
with the result that he is rapidly show,
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lNDUSTRIALS STAGE
ANNUAL TRACK MEET
Nine Firms Represented In Games
Staged on p. r. r. Field

The third annual track and field meet
@ tn" Industrial Amateur Baseball
League will be held this afternoon on
the i. X. r. Y. NJ. G.. A. grounds at
Forty. fourth street and Parkside ave-
nue.. They are scheduled to start
promptly at =. NJ.
Honorary President Milton Hohlfeld
is chairman Of the committee in charge
and Ec is confident the games will b,
more closely contested than ever be.
Tore" Th" entry list is also considcrn-
bly, larger.
1t is expected that more than 200 ell.
tries from the following nine firms
VIII compete: Artloom Mills, John
Bromley Sons, Inc, Fox Nlotorcar
Company, Hohlfeld Manufacturing
company. John #. Lewis & Bro,
naVid Lupton Sons, MOrrcll Mills,
Supplce- Niddlc Hardware and Thorn.
ton. Fuller Auto Company.
IN: meet will be held under the
auspices of the \. A. L. and medals
Will be awarded to the winner of each
event, In addition the team winning the
meet will receive the Milton L. Hohl-
le'd trophy. Twenty events are on the
program.
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TOddy's Soccer Games;
Where They Are Played

II, University Gnt Of Pennsylvania at Slater
AMERICAN LEAGUE
1aror morrison at Philadelphia Field Club
streai. Dtsan a. A. grounds. sixteenth and Indie,
NATIONAL CUP
First Round
az tSatrhill r vs., Ascension at Thirty-hfth stree,
Bethlehem Bethlehem vs. haywood at Bethlehem.
sutierrs utirscner f,r.s. xs. Barney Ernst at Tenth ant
CRICKET CLUB
Ndany.,d dpahn!la,delphia Sricke. Cub Reds" VS.
crsEe, GEF"HntSTn cSS a, fsIsss Ms5s.m Club vs. MeFor
vs. cYpSSnrs,y pSad.ynsSIss Ss .ss2na team
-"useuH fle!d. Thirty-third and South streets
-, Moose.town ,ys. University of Pennsylva.
fS'S;! Sue !hs.a tea"
an;r%m TriSn cs,1sss Eisss, cIpSs % a. team
Merton, ~
ALLIED LEAGUE
First Dlvision-Sectlon A
West Philadelphia at Wanderers. I ana
:. Canadian War Veterans at Fairview,
N. j.
First Division-section n
Gordon Field Club at Kensinston Con.
gregational. B and Cleurtield streets.
Second Division
wisslnomins at Pa!ethorp. Second and
Sunshine az Clover. Mascher and West.
Lishthor.: at Thirty-slxth Ward. Thirty.
st. Leo at Wildwood Dittman and "ake-
De Paul at Diss.on Steel. State Road and
Unruh street.
WEST PHILADELPHIA LEAGUE
First Division
Autocar, at Morrell Mills sixty-third street
pgnksrk i,HaS at Kent a.: A.. Clifton Heights.
spruce streets.
Second Division
Ansora at Belmar. Forty-e!gh,h and Cal.
iowhl streets.
Stewart at Aldon A. Nineteenth and Brown
streets
Larchwood at j. F.. Lomax. Forty.sixth
and Christian streets.
Lansdowne at Westinghouse. Wcsting-
house. Pa.
Third Dlvision-Northwe.t Section
Kensington CONGREGATIONAL at dreen Rib.
avenue
Feitonyille at Corinthians. IS West Penn
street. Germantown.
North American Lace at Funield. Twenty
second and Huntingdon streets.
St. Martin A. c. at Eden A. A.. Hainss
and Mcmahon streets.
Germantown y. a. at Cayuga. Fifth and
Sedro streets.
Third NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Section
p. o. s. of A. at Mount Pissah. waltelinr
street and TorreSdale avenue.
w.atmor and streets. ''S" ""0
Victor F. c. at Farren A. A.. Front and
Berks streets.
>, c. Club at Iansdon A. c.. Nicetown and
rrea, ss"sss ssse, and . avsaas Lighthouse Blues
Fourth Division---Northwest Section
Rubcan B. 6. at Dardanella. b. and
Lighthouse at Roosevelt. A and Louden
streets.
Irish +. c. at Albro B. c.. Ninth street
and Duncannon avenue.
Keystone at Aldon a. A., Mascher street
and Adams road.
Rambler Reserves at Athletics. Twenty.
sixth and Jefferson streets.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures Section
CohockainS at St. Leo. State Road and
St. Johns at Victor Reserves. Cedar and
Ann streets.
Disston Juniors at Paradise A. c.. Penn
,ylvania Railroad and Benner street.
Headley q. c. at De Paul, Torresdale
avenue and Cottman street.
SUNDAY GAMES
Clan Gordon at Wanderers. and Tioga
streets
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Io,Ca and Auburn Journey
Over Large Territory for
Contests at Yale and West
Point
TIGERS PLAY COLGATE

INTERNATIONAL matches again
L hold the center Of attention of the col.
legi0te football world today. The big
game of the day ms far: as national
interest is concerned is the Iowa Yale
engagement at New Haven. The un-
usual feature Of brother meeting brother
has given the contest additional frills.
Iowa Travelled over 1900 miles Of
United States to appear in the Yale
Bowl. Another team which donated
considerable 10 the railroads for to-
day s warfare Is Auburn. also known ms
Alabama Poly. slated to oppose the
Army nt West Point. Auburn is close
to 1900 miles away from the military
academy.
While It Is brother versus brother at
New Haven 1t will be brother in law
versus brother in law at Nashville,
Tenn. when Fielding II. Yost sends
his Michigan Wolverines into battle
against Dan McGugin's Vanderbilt
eleven: The contest will inaugurate the
new Vanderbilt stadium.
Georgetown plays Cincinnati
Another intersectional contest for
which the yisiting team has covered
plenty of mileage is the GEORGETOWN.
Cincinnati battle at Washington. d.
Z. The Georgetown athletes rank the
favorites over the western rivals.
In contrast to these games. the Penn.
sylvania- Maryland entertainment cnn
scarcely be classed as an intersectional
contest. Yet in this Keystone State.
Maryland is considered part of the
south. but try to get away with that
in the Carolinas.
Iowa is figured to give the Bulldogs
rough battle and Princeton also will be
up against it against Colgate. The
Hamilton College. with Dick Harlow
doing the coaching, is doped to be strong
this season and the Tigers have not
shown anything to brag about in its
games against Johns Hopkins and Vir-
ginia. Harvard should have no trouble.
Cornell. Dartmouth, Lafayette and
state should be able to gain easy
triumphs over New Hampshire State,
Middlebury. Muhlenberg and Lebanon
Valley respectively. but the Navy and
Pittsburgh will find stern opposition on
their hands.
Navy in Tough Scrap
Folwell's fighters will face their first
real test against Bucknell. Pete Rey-
nold's athletes have been priming for
the Annapolis conflict and are figuring
on surprising the Middies. Last Year
Bucknell held the Navy to single
touchdown. Tubby Spears is said to
have strong eleven to send against
the Panthers. Tubby is coach at West
Virginia.
The fur will fly at Worcester where
Eillanova will take on Holy Cross and
there will be neat scraps at Lancaster
between Franklin and Marshall and Mt.
st. Mary's, at Gettysburg. between
gettysburg and Susquehnnna, and at
Harrisburg, between Dickinson and
Swarthmore. Lehigh plays Rutgers a,
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Independent Football
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
Gilh~rton at Frankford. Browns Field. OK
ford pike above the High School.
,Tacony at Molme.bnrg. CRYSTAL Field.
Reading Tigers at COnshOhocken. Twelfth
and Fayette streets. ConShohocken.
Quaker BULLDOGS at Wayne, Pa.
East Falls ut Colwyn. Sixth nnd Green
way. COlwyn.
Magnolia, Of Frankford, at Delee, Of
Darby. Hilldale Hall Iark. Ninth and Cedar
streets.
wildwood A. A. at NiillyilIe.
Hunting. A. A. Mt Darby Rams. Moose
BridesburI at Rlverton Reserves.
Metro. of Manayunk, at Riyerton.
West Philadelphia SchOlastlcs at Spring
City -R0yersford. Spring city. Pa.
SUNDAY GAMES
Mount Airy at All-PhNlies. Thlrty-fourth
and Reed streets.
C0aidsle Ut Atlantic City.
Fr0gt0wn Mt Fortieth Ward. Island road
and Bartrnm avenue. a,
Ro,borough At Klauder-Weldon. Jsnkln-
town. ~
Amber at Clifton Heights.
Victrix at st. Josephs. Lancaster,
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Ironworkers Take on Hardest
Foe Of Season in Berks
County Eleven
SEVERAL CHANGES MADE

Conshohockcn football fans are all
set for the first big game of the sea.
son. This afternoon at Conshohocken
football field, Twelfth avenue and Fay
cite street, Bob Crawford will trot
out his ironworkers to do battle with
the Reading Tigers.
The visitors are one Of the best
elevens ever turned out in Berks Coun-
~ and are enjoying their best season.
Many collegians are in the lineup,
among the more prominent being Palm,
Of Schuylkill Seminary: Selig. Of In
diana Normal; Elmer. of Bucknell, and
Mndormis. of Allegheny.
The 1ronwOrkers will take the field
with their lineup intact. Coach Wal
ter French. the noted West Point star,
who is captain and coach of Consho-
hocken. had the eleven on the field
last night for hard scrimmage which
lasted almost an hour.
lie IS perfectly satisfied with the
present team and introduced several
new plays which he expects to spring
on the visitors this afternoon. Not III
years have the residents Of Consho-
hocken displayed such interest and one
or the largest early season crowds is
expected to witness the game.
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BOBBY DOBBS IN CHARGE
OF BOB BARRETT'S CAMP
Veteran Negro Boxer Now condi-
tIonIng Clifton Heights Lad

Bobby Dobbs. who used 10 be q star
boxer score and a half years ago. Is
the boss Of Robby Barrett's training
camp at Ridley Park. The Negro
veteran now is entirely responsible for
the conditioning of the Clifton Heights
lad.
Dobbs is getting Barrett in shape
for his first bout Of the 1922 % season
next Wednesday night at the Eleventh
Street Arena. The Red head will
meet Joe Tiplitz in the star bout OF
eight rounds.
Johnny Mealy and Charles Kid Muir.
ray, the latter being champion Of the
army Of occupation. will go on in the
semi final. Other bouts will be: Mes.
senger Miller VS.. Joe Richie, AL Zera
VS.. frankie Kramer and Pietro Altierri
VS.. Johnny Marino.
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gimp FEENEY DIES
o'''ns Promoter Of kensinaton
Suddenly Passes Aw,v

in 'h,nes ioaai !imD Feeney, well known
wears c", l. o3Slng circles for twenty i've
noon. Mr.. Feeney. besides heinz a
manager of number of boxers also
C', TaS interested in the Cambria Athletic
''an with Johnny Burns.
orom ms 'atc as Yesterday Mr.. Feeney was
n..1d n.uund the club the same as usual sn.
niah,,se ih,,ehaing the arrangements for last
~ h, was not until 10 o'clock that news
wb;nns s sudden death reached the club,
tho bIh aho was entirely too late to call Of
chiIdr..F hihIdr. Feeney leaves widow and five
Ar HnHa' nll boys. He formerly resided
:" Soo4 East Cambria street.
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DELCO PLAYS MAGNOLIA
IN ANNUAL GRID GAME
Darby Eleven Stages First Contest
on HIIIdale Grounds

Delco, of Darby. with two victories
to it's record, will meet Magnolia A. A
in their annual game this afternoon
at Hilldale Ball Park, Ninth and Cedar
streets, Darby. 1t is the first game
Of the season on the Hilldale ground,
the team having played the final base
ball game.
Coach Woody Bonsall has decided
to start the same eleven as In the two
previous games, which resulted in VIC
tories over Hobart 2J to 0 and over
Clearticld to o. This was the first
defeat sustained by Clearficld in three
years.
Tho lipc.up.