Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 19

nn.i mnrntne It was announced that 1,00 tickets for the game had been sold here ana in west vir Th lars advance sale indi th.t West Virginia will send its largest delegation in history to Forbes to morrow oy special tram GREENSBURGWORKS FOR ERIE TEAM; Y0UNGW00D ON LIST 1 Greensbur. Oct. 12. Desperate in the knowledge that unless they play i different brand of football than exr Raven High School khey will again go down to defeat i. "Antral, who will be met 3iere this Saturday.

Coach Elmer E. Carroll's gridders, crippled but wlll ilng. were sent through another stiff workout last night at Athletic park The local sQuad, while weakened by the loss of Smale, Truxell and Brown together with two or three dlrst string substitutes, is full of Sght which means that Erie Central Hvill likely receive the surprise of their lives when they face the Brown Word 'flashed throughout this sec Wion that the long looked for game between Greensourg ana HlKh Schools had been scheduled. Aceording to Professor Cummins, Mf the Greensburg High School, nothing definite will be given out until After a talk with Toungwood officials. But he also stated that to all probabilities, the game will be scheduled.

The Maroon and White team tthe railroad town, is the strongest in the history of the school, so that Unthuslastlo boosters believe they a fair chance. HARRISBURG A. A. AT YORK York, Oct. 12.

The West York A. A. and the Harrisburg Athletic jdub football teams will meet Sun day ofternoon at z.so o'clock in Bade nark, this city. The Capital City warriors will have In its lineun Laorne of the best football material of that city. Tne locals, losing the flnit two srames of the season, will ndeavor to take revenge out of the Harrisburg aggregation by winning next Sundays game.

By WALTER CAMP By Special Leased Wire to Barriaiurg Telegraph. Copyright. New York, Oct. 12. Some line on the success Percy Haughton is going to have at Columbia should be provided Saturday, when his squad meets Wesleyan here.

Wesleyan is something of a target iwhen it come to teams in her own class. Already Haughton has brought considerable order out of chaos at Columbia. His material is fair, some unexpected posslblltles have come to light, and the players have been imbued with the idea that the season will not be the old struggle against overwhelming odds. The, keynote or tne iiaugnton system is a good general in tne auarterback position. And Haugh ton has four pretty fair possibilities Pease of tne lazz iresnmen; Echavarria, a last year's halfbaciy CAMP CURT1N PLAYS GETTYSBURG TEAM The Camp Curtin Junior High School football team will go to Gettysburg to morrow, where they are team.

The West junaers exyeut hard battle, and Coach Geisel's unseasoned warriors will need all their pluck to come through this game with a nice score. The team has been worsms tn Gettysburg include: Mathias, niannharrt and Ecott. ends; Ham maker and Captain McCarthy tackles; Garrett, Dunkle and Brown, iinrrtu Bader and Zimmerman, cen tt.r Kuker. uienenDttuxi, oouauu, the back field. FLOWERS FOR MR.

HOPKINS Floyd Hopkins, manager of the wii. and Vincent theatrical in in this o.itv. who just re 3 ha rhamher of Com merce cruise where he was elected nnoUnn th orcranisation, louna of the business omce, thn theaters in the city. SCALDED BY STEAM nri.il. A.hine.

tint ashes at the Cedar sVeet plant of" the Harrisburg LiKht and Power Company early this aged Ohio has made a better start than i v. mM la much to be done before the eleven Is ready for Michigan. Believing in the resourcefulness of Dr. Wilce and his sssls Doping Gut Sports With Walter Camp 1 HILL LEAGUE 6 of New Cumberland, was severely streets, fooui steam, nn rlsburg Hospital. LAST RACES OF THE SEASON AT THE YORK SPRINGS TRACKS HVeat Racing Card of the Season SO Pacers and Trotters said Ten Running Horses.

Other Amusements. Music Refreshmenta of All Kinds SATURDAY. OCT. 13 PROMPTLY AT 1 O'CLOCK WILKES BARRE VS. TECH GAME CALLED AT 3 P.

M. Sat, Oct 13, Island Park ADMISSION ADULTS 50c. CHILDREN 3Sc SHKXK TITTLE AJwnS SIS Market St. AUycXXCC s3 v. aif K.

Sad St. BENEFIT PLANS Night; Anxious to Pay Debt Among the numerous features that but their playing during the last have been arranged by officials of opens to morrow evening, is the pre Th hnva are doing well, consider 1 sentatlon on each night of the fes ing the fact that there is oniy one tlval ot fomer Hm stars, man from last years team present lineup and only a number of the others had any scrub experience last year. Th TYiPn who will make the trip who have since mads good in Major ieague baseball. The stage is all set for ths gala event which will be held every night next weex. Booths are being ar ranged similar to those of former years and an elaborate lighting sys tem is being Installed.

Permission has been obtained from the city to rope off South Fourteenth Welsh, Mummert and Spotwood for street from Market to Zarker for the best orchestras in the State will be secured, it was announced bv Ellesworth Hess, chairman ot the committee in charge. Faas la Actios Harry a. Fishburn, president of the AllMon Hill League: Carl Peters. nil h(R I vl.naMan rH Afl.n XX Tn.c desk in the Majestic Theater this secretary treasurer, are enlisting morning. The bouquet was the girt I services of every available Hill fan to make the festival the btsra eat thing the league has ever pulled off.

I They hope not only to pay off the izoq aent contracted by. the league during the past season, but also to have enough left over to purchase a covering for the grandstand at the league's neia at Eighteenth and Holly HIGHSPIRE MEETS ENHAUT ELEVEN; OLD TIME RIVALS Enhaut, still rankled over the de teat administered it by the High spire A. A. eleven last fall, after a string or victories in games with Highspire; that stretched through the entire period of years, will have 1 back? a strong squaa reaay to moot High spire on the latter's field Saturday afternoon. 1.

OCTOBER 12, 1923. FRIDAY EVENING, PICK OFFICIALS FOR TECH WILKE 1IARIUSBURG CCS TELEGRAPH VHICHELLO MAY i GET INTO GAME ilocil Star Probable Dickinson Player in Lineup Against Muhlenburg OJtflufleyOct. IS. "Cornte" Dalley. tDJoJdnJon fullback, probably will ajot accompany the team on Its trip to Allentown to morrow, where the (Red aad "White grid machine plays Muhlenburg Saturday.

Dalley's right knee, with which he had trouble last season. Is injured again. The injury wu caused when he was tackled during last evening's practice. Books, with an Injured face, will accompany the team to Allen town, althoueh it is not probable that he will play. The team will leave Carlisle this evening at 6.45 o'clock, following a supper at the Hotel Argonne at 5.15 o'clock.

They will arrive at Reading at 9.30 o'clock, where they wm spend the night at the Hotel Berkshire. The team will leave Reading at 9.S0 o'clock Saturday morning, arriving dn Allentown at 10.ZJ o'clock. The return trip will tnade Saturday evening. Probable Lineup The probable lineup will be: Frew, left end; Behman, left tackle; BIttle, left guard; enters Templin, right guard; Shields, right tackle; Logan, right ena; JRupp, quarterback; Harter, lull Tback; Whichello, right halfback; Carpenter, left half back. Thomas, who Joined the team tnis year, is being trained for a tackle position.

He is showing creditably. He played as halfback in the Third Corps Area game two weeks ago. McQuaide, with a lame back, will be given a rest Saturday. WEST VIRGINIA HAS FIGHTING ELEVEN; MEETP1TTSBURGH Morgimtown, W. Va.i Ct.

12. In ts opening game the West Virginia eleven flashed a whirlwind attack during the first half and ithen, seemed to settle back and let Its opponents worry in the final periods Some think the Mountaineers fought as hard in the last half as they did in the first and if this is really the case the latter part of morrow's Pitt West Virginia game at Forbes Field. Pittsburgh, will find the Spearmen in trouble most of the The Panthers have shown that they hn.kAH in either hair. Against Buckneil they did all their scorlns late in the game and a week later they held Lafayette in check a. touchdown in tne yuaumi wtw.

But regardless of whether or not West Virginia is a team the Mountaineers can be depend upon to fight with all their strength atralnst Pitt every minute and at no time will there be a tendency on the part of the men, to ease BY IAWRENCE PERBY By LAWRENCE PERRY By Special Leased Wire to Borrieburg Telegraph. Copyright. New York. Oct. 12.

Now begins the era of really Important football contests. The Army Notre Dame contest on Saturday In Brooklyn will be chiefly interesting because of the prestige of the Notre Dame system of football. The South Bend team is light but very fast. The Army is by no means slow and besides is the biggest Army team on record. Notre Dame while famous for her aerial attack deserves equal fame for the versatility of her offense.

Never is it an eleven with a single stock in trade. It will be surprising if the Army does not win. The team has been hurried ahead at least a fortnight and right now is playing in late season form. Army is equipped with a splendid forward passing attack, with powerful slant and sweep plays and a line crashing assault with Tiny Hewitt at the spearhead that is difficult to withstand. Her punting is well cared for by Wood, her drop and place kicking by Garbisch and others.

A very Interesting contest which the writer expects to witness will be that between Syracuse, a very promising eleven and Alabama which has shown scoring power in games thus far played. Syracuse should win, but you never can tell about these tntersectionni contests. But the big western game will be played at Columbus where Ohio State will meet Colgate. uoi gate is a formidable team containing a lot ol nana piUKeo penormers HAGERSTOWN FAIR! IS GREATEST EVER 0 ,1 'ill," I Attendance to Date Is New Record; One Accident Dur Bo and Time 1.60 ing Races Hagerstown, Oct It. With an estimated total attenflanoe ox nearly 100,000 persons in four days, X8' hTwoulS Tot ST surmised the Hagerstown Fair closed to day were the reverse to happen.

one of the molt successful exhlbl Prlnceton meets Georgetown, Yale tions held in recent years. Fair tackles Georgia and Harvara snwr was a contributing factor to Hirvara win i i Tir. a harder the success of the fair, each mi harder, I belnsr marked bv sunshine. LEWISTOWN SPORTS day rJSJto win to President Lancelot Jacques has I ever hopes that the net proceeds of the win interesting to see how exhibition will wipe out associate Georgia Tech Plorlda gams tlon's Indebtedness of 16,000. The will in riaht vu 123.000 wlien the Oresent VUI1IBB VUl.

evltably be compared to that or tne management took charge, and it has Army against the Gators. The been reUoed $6,000. Swanee Tezas A. and M. 6ame The first racing accident of the be worth seeing.

The writer weeR happened when Harry Mc xecn ana Henrv. Frederick, was tnrown irom Auburn opponent to beat Howard. his sulky In the 2.14 pace by three horses colliding i on the nome in aealnst stretcb. McHenrv was Daaiy cut Georgetown College Tanderbllt Is about the head. The summary: the third Dixie team to Invade the 2.18 Pace Purse, $500 Nnrth on Saturday, appearing at Ann peter Frisco .12 1 Arbor.

Michigan, figures to come price8g 2 1 2 throueh victoriously. Maryland should beat Rle00 and Johns Hopkins is picked to beat Mt. St. Mary's. Dartmouth will probably defeat Boston University.

California will beat the Olympic Club. Trinity should beat Lowell Textile and the Navy. West Virginia wnAnrn si on1 firAtTfYTI Oil should defeat Pacific. The University of Southern California slses up as i the winner over Nevada and Stanford should come through against Banta Clara. Cocata 8 6 3 2 Lum Oil 4 3 6 4 Byron Wilkes, Walter the Great also started.

Time 2.16, 2.14. 2.17. 8.11 Pace Purse. 500 Bis Geors 2 111 joiia oiri 1 2 2 2 Liora xseil ana noum raw utu ur third and fourth money. Harvest Moon also started.

Time 2.11. 2.12, 2.11, 2.11. 2 an Pa Pnrse. i500 NeUle A. 14 2 1 May Morris 2 14 Todd Nut Bel 4 6 12 King Emma the Great.

8 2 6 4 Buster Halt. Billy Cochato also started. Time 2.16, 2.16. 2.17, 2.16V. Fourth race, running 1 1 16 mile dash, ourse 1200 Crette, won; Dal Litholicak also ran.

Kitty Johnson and Benbllven also Helnzelman. the old Stuyvesant ran. umt u. school quarter, and Baldwin. I MIUhHANNA fAs xne Armv isoire uume iib a mm a nra Saturday probably will overshadow I LAM IN fUKIU anvthine in the East in general In terest.

Notre Dame has bad the rnt with hia men! Indian sign on the Army for years, I facing the hardest test of the entire but tne game last year was luugnt i eeason wis saiuraay, uoaon xaitter tt. oT.fi fVila timn Pnntpln I Hnr la drlvlnsr the team hard in Pre McEwen means to settle old scores paratlon for Susquehanna's annual Iflnnh with Bucknell. I oy aeteawng xtocKiie Although her rivals outweigh I them, man to man, tradltlonholds that The California Olympic game class I man have invarlablv gave a good line on Andy Smith's Come back against the odds in this success in filling the gaps made by I annual clash with surprising strength graduations. The big Intersections! I warding off the onslaught of her game comes at Ann Arbor between heavier opponents. Michigan and Vanderbiit ana tne battle for blood at Pittsburgh between Pittsburgh and West Virginia.

Princeton will get a good "workout! from Georgetown, but Yale and Harvard both have games that should enable them to save their best men Tale meeting Georgia and Harvard Middlebury. Lewlstovm, Oct. 12. Lewistown High School football team Is drill ing hard for to morrow's game against Mt. Union High School.

Lewistown expects a victory, but is not over confident, knowing that Mt. Union has a powerful eleven. The game will be played on Dickson Y. M. C.

A. field, Lewistown. The Viscose eleven of this city will meet tne Juniata eleven at vis scheduled to meet the High school Former Stars to Be Present Eacn U0Be. afternoon Juniata players held the champion some weak spots and Jhere may be thejr gocU1 anfl BtPeet flance wWcn a ditierent uneup i at Gettysburg. ship of Blair county, for the past two seasons and will give the local eleven a hard fight for victory.

"Red" Whlteley, a football pro tege of Hugo sezdeK at state col lege took. charge of the linemen of with the Alumni dlsciosea the Allison Hill Baseball League, for Lewistown nignHcnooi team yester day. asausLiiiK iicau wvu uaurn Yerg, to prepare the team for its hard contests against Mt. union and Huntingdon High Schools. LITTLE LESSONS IN I Big Sports FOOTBALL FCKQUAJJRCAnOfS t9 SPEED on a mi DIVMINO What type of man should play half Head Answered by MAJOR D.

DALY. FaotbaU Coaek, Arsay, xaa i.wu Miwns Junva lunr oeeni n. rlvals In athletics. For a stretch I I wmm wh ajl.u representatives bad been able to want noma witn tne bacon" regu larly, with Highspire awaiting the next year to get even, and then falling down again. Last season Highspire turned the trick.

A fair victory was chalked II 1 1 1 taa tbla eried ausbeatem. Thsee ttssee AU Assesteaa Hsuwihs. srsanaaM A 1 Football Ceeebes Asssela tisa, The first reauisite of a good half hack is that he shall have had expe rience. The chameleon like changes Lkl kla mhaJ Mill ajA I the exneriencsd half back only. With If tne record the team to date 'I this season is to be taken Into con TT.

ttii. t. I tlla. Given experience, speed, power urriooroTtSe: rm. M.

I the nUyer. He should be as fleet as at home and one on a forelcn field. and won all thse. The Harrisburg kn as Einstein. a u.

i I was ameedr, alender. nsw .1. a Xfl I MITUl WM VIMJ. nrSZ "rXS ilrtty. like Jovs.

and great. Brlek I lav wee stoat, chusky and great. The game Saturday will be I There are started at S.S0 o'clock, and will be nJ.hA52iri!f Jl played at JUignaplre. ues THE JACK KEEFES TO ENTERTAIN It will be a busy' winter for Jack Keefe, although it will be nearly 6 months before he resumes his occupation of pitching ball. Bins; Lardner, creator of the hero in the comic pictures "You Know Me Al," announces that Jack is to begin In cooperation with, or ratner at tne command of bis bride, a campaign to find for her sister as good a "match" as the charming Edna made when she married the gallant pitcher.

Edna and Jack are esoonced in a nice little flat where her sister Lottie is t6 join them soon ana tne campaign is to open. The deeply laid plots of Edna, the clumsy assistance of Jack and the sister's unhappy habit of spoiling everything Just as the others have things fixed, provide Mr. Lardner with material from which a great story is produced. "xne aister in Proposi tion," is one that has been handled before by Mr. Lardner In the collection of short stories, "Tne Big Town." In Lottie, you will find an en tertaining a character as any in Mr.

Lardner's books or in any comic pictures. The new series is to start right away In the Harris burg Telegraph every day. BOWLERS ORGANIZE Carlisle, Oct. 12. Bowlers of the Carlisle Shoe Company have organ ized four teams and will hold a tournament at the T.

M. C. A. al leys, beginning October 17. It will continue until December 12.

The teams and 'their captains are: Pheasants, C. Miller; Eagles, I. Walters: Hawks, M. Heffleflnger; Owls, H. Flickinger.

ELECT NEW OFFICERS The New Cumberland High School the following officers: President, Harry Tlnger; vice president, George mr. t. miia rinav James; secretary, Alene Hoyer; treas ti RftVftrftTi won: True As urer, Clarence Cook. Harry Tinger I elected Steel, second; Bill summons, tmra was Daseoau manager ror the 1924 season. CAGE ACTIVITY AT CAMP HILL Boys and Girls Prepare For Buy Cage Season Players Back Plans for another, successful bas bet ball season are being completed at the Camp Hill High School.

The largest problem confronting both the girls' and boys' teams is whether or not Coach Smith, who coached the teams last year, will again take charge of the school dribblers. The outlook for a good season is promising. Nell, and Robert Staley, forwards, and Edwin Boose, guard of last year's team are ag4n avail able for this year. The others who will probably make the team are Thomas Wilson and Daniel Putney, guards, and Thomas Wilson, center, Girls to Hare Team The girls are also anticipating a successful season, and will try to schedule a number of games with some of the best girl teams In this locality. The srtrls have four mem bers of last year's team around which to build up a strong combination.

Francis Bishop, forward; Mary Althland, center; Margaret weasi, guard; and Helen Phllbaum, side center. ORIOLES TIE TJP rut. Mn Oct. i7j Balti more Orioles, International League champions, tied the Junior world series here yesterday by defeating Kansas City Blues. American Association pennant winners, to 1, In the second game, paramo Caldwell opportunely, while Groves held Kansas City to four scattered hits.

BttlthTro 0 0 I 0 1M Kansas City A i 0000000 0 1 4 1 Batteries: Baltimore Groves and Cobb: Kansas City Caldwell ana Carter. wnrnTANfDjSTITTRO will Mechanlosburg High school eleven i.r. rwri.m 40 to 0 vesterday after noon on the Mechanicsburg field. Me ohatilmhnrr had little ODDOsitlon from the business college eleven, starting the scoring by running the nrst kick oft througn touchdown. their entire eleven for a WILSBACH MAY NOT BE IN TECH LINEUP Local Star Has Been in Bed With Tonsi litis: "Don" Shaffner Likely to Get Chance Officers" for the Tech Wilkes Barre game will Include Houtz of Gettysburg and Moffltt, Penn State.

Tech stock received a setback to day when it was reported that big Frank Wilsbach is sick in bed with tonsi lltls. The Wg boy has been absent from school the last two days, and ohances are that he will not be in the lineup. This will necessitate a change and may result in "Don" Shaffner receiving his first tryout in the Tech back fleld. If he is not placed at full back, Captain Nye will be switched to that position, and "Snaps" Kerns will taks the halfback post. Another HERSHEY ELEVEN PLAYSATURDAY The Academy grid warriors have been romping up and down) the field the last few days in hopes of piling up a big score against Hershey grids oaturaay afternoon.

In the last two games the uptown aggregation has scored 77 points, end as yet no team has crossed Its goal. The whole squad has been in hard training, going through fast innings eaon afternoon, and by all accounts, the team should win a decisive victory. Many of the students are expected to accompany the team to Hershey in. automobiles. MEET AX RED LION Red Lion, Oct.

12. The annual field meeting at Red Lion High School will be held on the old base ball field to morrow afternoon, at 1 o'clock. The girls and boys who make the best records in the differ ent events will be eligible to enter the trl county field meet to be held this fall at the Myiersville State Normal School. The competition at the latter meet will be between schools of York, Lancaster end Leb anon counties. WHX last longer than two cheap look better and cost less.

Tfou wiU find it the most satisracloty suits, eco nomical way to buy clothes. Kuppenheimer Good Clothes may be slightly higher in price, but they're vastly better in quality of fabrics and tailoring. They give you more dollar for dollar value than any other clothes you can buy. The HOUSE of KUPPENHEIMER Lad T11.0,. would undoubtedly make good is little "Eddie" Morrell.

Many pick un.iaa to step into "Sammy" MoLlnn'a ihnu n. Ma ah Another setback came in the way irora onippensourg High School, the team that was to play the preliminary with the 11 Tech Reserves. As things now stand "Tech oont't at 8 o'clock With Wilkes Barra a.a th iormer Tech captain, and later assistant fi iuur yeans ac i college eleven In his senior year. MISS C0LLETT ON Third cd T.iatiSecSi LOSING PARn Philadelphia, Oct 12. (By The Ai vsuui Hurd, Phlhidelphia; Miss Anita Llnm, tinicago; Miss Alice Hanchett.

San Francisco, and Miss Louise Tordyee. Youngstown, Ohio, yesterday reached' tne seml Onal round In the women's Invitation arolf tniipnam.n iui in a i THVnll 4 I uC.i.ujru uuj, i me Huntingdon Valley Country Club. Miss Llhme furnished the biggest surprise of the tournament by ellmi 1 natlng Miss Glenna Collett. of Provi dence, former national chain plon, two up In the feature match of the day. "POP" HENNINGER QUITS Oct.

12. Clay "Pop" Hennlnger, father of bass i ball In Chambersburg, has resigned as president and director of the Ridge League because of friction on tne ooara of airectors. "Pop" Hennlnger has boon Identified with baseball as player and official for more than forty years..