1SV ;wv K ' Wi vef 'V,1' ' ,. l,.t, ""I'' .-' 'sJjVVj- i , j jk i ,1 v& IC TrV ' .. I I IM twaMttuuuBBntitfitfiraMmiMttaHfi ffSerald Is Leser en technical Knockout When Referee Steps Eeut at Olympia g C . r $j ., .... 71 catai enviMn nniiT m WV tt4?SJ7T JG T MAY SEE 2 CHANGES Rapid Rise of La Reuche and Muggier Threatens Positions of Veteran Oars men; Ne Fresh Eight KELAY TEAM CHOSEN rtOACII .TOSRPH WRIGHT, of the L; TTnireMitv of Pennsylvania crews. ft ittrttd Mr thl-d week of Indoor prac- I'r . . l .1.1 - mt .i.tfttnir Oct yestcruny ey uum - Ja hid varsity crew. It will be remem bered that the famous Canadian rowing tutor cne down from bla home across tie Lakes shortly after the helldaya nnd found htmHf face te face with n com cem com telete varsity eight, something that doesn't occur often in collcge rowing circles and which Is net the most un pleawnt thing for a coach te have. Seems that some the varsly men cH iwdercd the Idea that they would ra tlin their positions in the eight no patter "hRt h"PPenC(1' Net thttt thcy dl'Jnet put all their might nnd all their will te It. but thcy had n certain amount tl i&ng freld that made It appear as .!..., . had the jobs cinched. R Coach Wright bca some ether Ideas JUut such things. A vavslty crew, Lerding te Wright, is net complete RS11 ihe men enter the shell en the day let race. I'rev let,, te that time. nn Stht net satisfy the veterans but Slth will be entirely satisfactory te til coach. In no uncertain terms, Wright ' Itt come out with a defi that the vanity eight in by no means eUttn and that every member of the crew that raced at rough 1 Utptie lest June mutt cork hard U retain the precious seats. Yes terday Jcllinck and Ilexcell, two tt the vets, turned up late for the nival tKclve-minutc drill with the eartiiy eight. The result was that Wright sent ua lioucne n" tier, two hard-working substitu te of last gear, into the regulars Wit. And the varsity eight moved Kith a rythym and stump that forced a chuckle out of the veteran Wright. 'I hope thee vetcranB will get It out f their hends that they have tneir jtaces clinched." said lyrlKht shortly liter 0 0CI0CK ycaien y mw" Ms rowing sanctum. "The old fight for p!ces Is the thing that makes a vnrslty eltht, and I nm mere thnn pleased n,fm 1ip nlmwlnir of nnv number' of men who tre determined te make a bid for the varsity ciglit, even uieuku every member of last year Is back again. JTherc Is something commendable In that Mnd of sp'rit. Mere of it and we will ktve a line vnrslty eight te place en the water this year." Bobs Last Year k Beth La Iteuche and Muggier have .Ai rfinM Htrlilpfi , In row In?. Last liar the first named, a strapping big McNiehel" Wew irclehlne 1UU neunut ana sienu- nrO feet - indies in his stocking feet, km a member of the third varsity eight. In three weeks of indoor rowing lie 11m ihenn a brand of blade v,eik thut EetVes him leek like a dangerous rival ler any member of the varsity eight. 'lit same can be nam ter .Muggier. Ltet year he took up rowing for the 11m lime, anil uiiiieukii '" u unuu.v f irsl Army-Navy Tilt en Pcnn Gridiron Since 1014 Thirteen of the twenty-four games which have been plf ycd between the Army nnd Navy football tenrnn have been feujrht en Franklin Field. Of thew contests seven wcre wen by the Middles nnd six by the Cadets. The football classic returns te the Pcnn gridiron for the first time since 1014. The rceulta of the games played nnd the eccnea of the bnttlca fol fel fol eow: 1800 Navy 24, Army 0, at West Point. 1801 Army 32, Nnvy 10, nt West Point. 1802 Navy 12, Army 4. .at An An nnpelis. 1803 Navy 0, Army 4, nt Annapolis. 1804-1808 Ne games. 1800 Army 17, Navy Frnnk'In Field. 1000 Navy Franklin Fie'd. 1001 Army Franklin Field; 1002 Army Franklin Field. 1003 Army Franklin Field. 1001 Army Franklin Field. 1005 Army Princeton. 1000 Navy F.rnnklln Field. 1007 Navy 0, Army 0, at Frank Un Field. 1008 Army 0, Navy 4, nt Trnnk Un Field. 1000 Ne game. 1010 Navy 3, Army 0, nt Frank lin Field. 3, Army 0, at JJ, jinny i, 11, Navy 5, 22, Nnvy 8, 40, Nnvy (5, 11, Navy 0, 0, Navy 0, 10, Army 0, G, at at nt at at at 0, Army 0, at 1011 Navy Franklin Field. 1012 Nnvy Franklin Field. 1013 Army 22, Navy 0, at New Ycrk. 1014 Army 20, Navy 0, nt Franklin Field. 1015 Army 14, Nnvy 0, at New Yerk. 1010 Army 10, Navy 7, at New Yerk. 1017-18 Ne games. 1010 Navy 0, Army 0, at New Yeik. 1020 Navy 7, Army 0, nt New Yerk. 3021 Navy 7, Army 0, nt New Yerk. 1022 At Philadelphia. at WEST PHILLIE LEADS fipeedbeys Tep Glrard College End of Half, 26-20 i..5fwt rhiUdelphln Olmr.1 reUrjre Ntinrrnten finrnnl J. Rohlimen WIleH rent.r... ' M.n. Mltliereiv U''nl ll( IKTeree Ilunney. Time of halve 20 minute. IV., ........... u7 . -.'V7"" -'.. "- "I t.i... , Si ' . """injn. 11 mneiu AWARD LAFAYEnE FOOTBALL TITLE Jee Lehecka and Toammates Crewned Eastern Champions by Veteran Athloteo Accepts Cup Athletes of ene, two, three, nnd even four decades age gathered with the youth who are new blazenlne their names upon the ever-growing scroll of- peri3. Among tnese en timid were men who had boxed, jumped, ran and rowed better than nil their fe'lews, before tunny of the present day title-holders wcre born. It was a notable assemblage, and In conjunction with the nthlctes who received recognition and awards there were the trainers of these athletes, who themsclvcN had been nth'ctes nnn who had never, wholly relinquished their connection with sports. ( The feature of the bnnnuct waa the awarding of the football championship of the East te the Lnfnyette Collcge eleven. Captain .Toe Lehecka headed the delegation of the Mnroen gridiron warrlerH, who accepted the trophy, while Graduate Manager D. Le Itey Kccveb nnd Prof. Frank A. March, head of Lafayette's Athletic Committee, also were present. Among these who addremed the gathering wau. Lulge Sllcttl, of the ltaKan Consular Service, who gave in formation te the cfTcct of an invasion by an Italian team nt the coming Pcnn relays. Pennsylvania was honored throughout. Teams, individuals and coaches all received their just due of praise. Hill Tllden, unequalcd in the tcnnle world; Jack Kelly, world's champion oarsman ; Laurence Brown, cnutnln of the Pcnn track team; Jehnhy Kilbnne, holder of the world's featherweight championship; the one-mllc relay team, and the basketball squad, which have brought premier honors te the Red and Blue standards ; Hareld IJ. Lever," of the University of Pennsylvania, who holds the world's record for the slxtv yard dash, and M. Eduoard Roudil, amateur billiard champion, of France, in this country necking mere titles, all these were there with many ethers. The following officials were re elected : President Judge Eugene C. Bonnl Bennl wcll, for the sixteenth consecutive time. Vice president Dr. Frank Fisher. Directors Dr. Frederick W. Allen, David C. Clcgg. William n. Friedgen, (Jeorge W. Orten, Alfred W. Ott, How Hew ard C. Potts, William II. Itecap and Dr. J. K. Shell. The following new directors, a policy fit infusing new bleed, were also elected: Layten M. Schech. ns n representa tive of Cernell University ; Samuel J. Dallas, of the Meadowbrook C ub, for mer A. A. U. president; Harry Pcnn Hurkc, Schuylkill Navy; Itebert W. Maxwell, Swarthmere; Harry W. Hep burn. Secretary-treasurer Majer Maylln J. Pickering, representing the University of Pennsylvania and the American Legien. CENTRAL FRESH WIN First-Year Studente Cep-Four Wres tling Boute Four freshmen wen their bouts In the pre Iminary wrestling matches of Cen tral Illah in the gymnasium of the 1 school this afternoon. There were five J;aJl K'STMisichrtf X ent, the remaining one going te a of e, The West Phl'nde'.phla High Scheel five surprised Girard Colleen tlinn nft- ernoen in tiie basketball gaine between The 1. m.U K...l- limn tin. tout vn rul t v I 1 11C tWO institutions. TIlO SlIPCflhlirK bw, ehencd an aptitude te learn that tjed I the ce'Iegians nt the end of the first Heed him in geed stead when the sea- half by 20-20. L. 1 ..... TT.. 1 I- PflKAhli nn.l llf,u ...am. aUa t.1.1. pen opened this jear. He has made beh MDld Btiidcs that he has been rowing for two weeks en the second tinity eight in practice and yesterday jfTacvvu uis 1U3L uiiiiuriuuii' iu row un Tfhe Tarslty crew. He, like La Iteuche. ftecerdlng te Wright, will make the Ifteit of them en the regular cigut liustic u retain tils pest. TTrlcht la tncllnfft in h minAraft. jus these days, meaning the time et ja.jear examinations. In January. "Beth Muggier and LaReuche," Kid Wright, "have youth, weight, teach, strength and stamina te be come geed oarsmen. And they tren't afraid of wet Is. Then are the kind of men I would like te fount by the tens in this squad. I de net contemplate keeping them n the vartlty crew, at least net note, but if thcy continue the same kind of work thcy have bean doing later en I de net knew hew I can kttp them out of that varisltu ht." Parsons and Pitts wcre the hleh scorers during the first half. Thcy each registered five times from the fleer. Stevenson hed four twq-peinters. DUNLAP N. E. CAPTAIN Elected Black aonhemore. Jerdan, a freshman, wen two bouts. In the 115-pound class he threw Car Car resnch, n clnhsmnte, after five minutes and thirty-five seconds of struggling, with n body held. Again, In the ninety five pound clnrs, he" threw Wagman, n sophomore, in two minutes, with n half half Neltien. The best bout of the afternoon was thnt between Weinberg and Bansky, both freshmen. After struggling for five minutes neither man was able te threw the ether, although Weinberg came very close en severnl occasions. The judges awarded the decision te Weinberg. The summaries: lir.lb. cli Jonklne. frenhmsn. threw (-nrrnmick. frejhnian, In nve mmuica ana te Lead Red and Eleven In 1922 Geerge Dunlan has been elected te captain the Northeast High Scheel , SSSSSvT' .eSSffi wf' beheld. .uwkwusi vhi vi vw '. avtnujii iiii 1 -. ..-" succeeds tr.ink Hede't, who was chosen captain of the eleven Imme diately nfter the close of last season.' Hadelt left school today. Dunlap ulaied irunrd en the 1021 team and is rated as one of the best in this mm B? BOOT STOPPED f 5TH,MUWINS Fitzgerald In Battered Condition When O'Brien Halts Match. Leser te Indignant Evening Ledger Decisions of Ring Bouts Last Night FATAL BOXING BOUT 1 A. J. Melansen Dies After Skull Fractured In. Bosten Rlnrj Bosten. Jan. 24. Ambres'c'J. Mclan Is GREEN DISPLAYS CLASS JOE LEHECKA Lafayette's captain last season, who accepted the cup emblematic of the gridiron championship of the East at the Veteran Athletes' ban ban quet last night TRI COUNCIL FIVE 1 rutnnia. fifthi Vere Yejinr Hew .h-.)i son, ifermer nntlennl nmateur boxing. H 1BnPni'ffia$i&lYs'i chaelnlpn at 133 pounds whose skull jiiyimani iiuddr HUrtrald drew wtth lime WQg jC.Acturcj jnst night in n prefes- lg NKW VnttItl!nDtllIn neh JU)Pr aeimirn Pntil Hnmuuni Ie Hetrnbnt. dre w . wltli Knlillrr llnrtfl.Ml iintiny Wf kniKKrd out sleniJ. I Homers worth, ?v died in n heFpltnl PLAYSWST GAME Johnny Castle Says Team Has Hard Schedule, but Expects Many Victeries linemen city. in cch el a stlc ranks eoDhemore. en mlr.ute Drownnteln thr.uf Pnrk.T torhemoret in with n ha.f-Noli.en. US-lb. cln Wnlnbere. freshman, r r celed the JuJbeb' decision ever ISnnnKy, frfinmnn. nftnr ae minutes of wrcatllnc. :in-lb. tlftm Jlerden. frenhmiui, threw TiTileniScr, enptumore, In four minutes and fortv-rtve iifeenJi with tl half-Neisen. 05-lb. clnn Jenkins, freshman. threw Wacmxn. sopcmere. In two minutes with a hint Ne.sen and body held. The A-l, senior live wen the basket ball championship of the school by tak ing 0-11, the freshman quintet and runners-tip, into camp by the m.'ore of 10-10. The half-time figures were 11 te 0. H'Iia cAtilnr flrrt. hv thlr rtptrtrv tliln 910, he seated a freshman eight that fi. Continued from Pare One , afternoon, completed an undcfeatetl scn- "-iice anu in size and all the etllcriTime. Daddy Wolf, rttiieiia. aipey jee nd son with twenty-pne games mantcu in ttrlbutes of en oarsman looked like MyP"A"?I,,':n;lJl. "?, ,,..,, their winning column. Sterk, the for fer t btt rnrlin it,f 1 m.. SL.COM) RACE, for faur-year-elda andi..,,j ,i, ... nm. nl.ivi.il .tnr ant- it? '",' , " """'r uiuuu". uipwnru, claiming, purse ioeo. e urrlenis: i ", "- -, ,...--. ....... CJ'Wg cama the mid-year examlna- . Actress, ieu. Wilsen 11.3 lb i.a game tedny, na be bes done In all the Wens and all but three of the first year Is- i'1l;,lhanas0 i1?? ,V?,i; 2", S'J 2"5 games this season. He ha scored mere ca were orennprt frnm mm ftni m.r ,., :?. .;:.i. ;. ,..'.,.;:" ikn n lumiii-pii neints for tils team. ,. ... Z --. .w.-.qm. iv . t tlliu, ...' --U, ..""". 1't.qat UBtHinna, ..mm m .-.- Our Betsy Cops New Orleans 1st C-l 3. TIrcK Day. ll'., Uurke. . rtnis year the first year aspirants are Pcrlieurdlne. My J.addie, Macnet Land, Tim Mr , " Jr I.6" y nCW8 U? "nV0 0t T mhD nACK. ter thrcVar'.eTd. and Up H ?C ,I,y CU'Icd. "After the ward, clalmlrc. purse 81000. 0 furlencsi ""' moon up ana tncu matte udI1- J?"n u,""la. iUi- id i ,h) " xii.i ir.i.i.. r Inc " ErlL-ht Lis Us. 113. Weed- e(Vek 0-3 fi-tl 4-B 0. Lrdy Luxury. 108. Celtllcttl 2-1 4-11 2-3 Time, 1:15 iNS. St. Denard, Sanda weed. bmart Ouy, I me. Prank, tiatana, Sllencs and Grata Tree also ran. l'OUKTH ll.VCB. Our neb Ilandlctp, for Ihroe-year-eldn aid upward, purse U600, 0 Jur.enus: 1 Tableau d'Henncur, 108, Mouney .. 7-2 T-10 out 2, T,in Jen, ivu. lniiH ii'l 1 out 3, Ilapld uay. iui. wnnrr... j-j out Time, 1:1 2-0. Only three starters. n Hjht." said Wright. 'ptnllorieCtipnace nP?, ,J?'i0 Cup r.ace for "ese oars ears MBb:c t01.mae, cltl,cr the vity 0 ether college, In the.Kast, according nrlght 'It would be an excellent "PetUB te n rr,liP,e , i,u -.:... ''Ihe?.8..1!'11 T.41181 ",cn unnble te '"nke jKlrLff ". l'iRllt8 ,cnn BCt ,l,elr rach- tM am 1 ...,- .?" """ r' I ''tis r1,, ,. nt ' ie cun wl' he of- ieVm V . ' ,PB?-1 "avlnB eitrnts com- - - u nucunu varsity crewa." ' icsiprifnv Ai'Mti. , i ... ml,u".."' ""but mu ren -"nits en nni' Hiiln nn.l r-'utr en the ntlinr ,lil. Driving Park te Pass Out reiiKhfcwpsle. N. Y., Jan. 24, The Hud- 1 fcvn son lluer urivinit i'arn. ramous in the an- riaiS Ul IIII.IIUSI ,..., ,11, Httll MVIU.IKIIIK tu Colenul Jacob Huppsrt, ewnsr e ths Yun Yun kce.H. will pass out of existence en August 28 when the Grand Circuit meetlns for this yt'&r comes te ft close, It Is te be made Inte a residential section. Yesterday In N w Yerk a corporation, composed of Uolenul Kuppart. W. W. Bhultt und Cloerse Iluppe t, was lormeu te have chares et the development. out HAVANA RE8ULT8 purse tTOO nP.ST nACE, throe.year-elds( f.i.,imlnif. AU furlenrs. 1. Coscerron, 110, Demlnlck. 8-1 fl.j g.R .. -. Last uiri. in;, i.uiiin..,. n. 7.10 1.3 rOWlni '. wnKliUin. 10S. N. Hu&rt 7." t.r. A T the same, 'Time, l:0S 3.B. Charleto Hmlth, niaslnx .),T, ..11 lflr- Can-utners ana AUiranen also rnn. iru,fe,,fnr0m ?,!3 util after VTn' pWMmJyj, Kr Ck,of ,J L.m1' Y6" exntijinntiens. ? old sinner, in. rr ..... f.i $& '.'"i Hint n ntiuinnfi .n., . iei,m.. ...... -. ,-,,- -. .i evon Timn. l.OT 2-3. Moenwlnks! Ed. fiJrri.V, fuV. 7uiT tne sun it hs takin n lend Ossoea ai'n ran tteca.minute workout nv.rv ..?.?.? 'third .HACK, for feur.yenrids and up- ICV1.U. ., t,nt n "tudenf cat ' W 4 utZaly9' h"l law or any ,3 fttw Ltt ..?. .'n " takes air Clear 1 le t 1 c eJery "fternoeit the iluSriu mi"i' anl rcmeVe (i0"e ."' eiugglbhnens from his study-teru TRI-COUNCIIv, Knights of Colum Celum bua. is establishing n great record en the basketball court this season. The team has plnyrd some of the best quin tets In this vlcin'ty, and has wen all but, four contests. Johnny Catle. of baseball fame, in managing the team, nnd has u cracker Jack. Tri-Ce"ncil Is one of the few first-clnss clubs In the city that has n tenm composed entirely of members of the Knlehts of Columbus. Ne one but a member of one of the three councils which hnve their headquarters at the K. of C. Hall. Thirty-eighth nnd Mar ket streets, la allowed te ploy en the team. "We use members of the councils only," said Castle. "But despite the fact that we don't use outsiders, I think we have a geed tenm: Se far this season we have wa'leped every one we hove met. with the exception of St. Nicholas, of Atlantic City: Kavuln, Nativity and Passen. Gettlelb, Black. Thee teams are among the best In in dependent ranks, nnd net one of them wns able te beat us by mere than four points. ."Lnst Friday night we play most of our games at Thirty-eighth and Mar ket streets en Frb'av nights we nlaycd the Keystone Telephone Company. Kev'stene boosts of stars of the caliber of 'Kddle Gal'agher. Tike nnd Fessett. Wc wen the game. 25 te 23. "The players. I'at RelMey. who, by the way, scored the second field goal of his career Friday night; Tem Tracy, O'Donnell. Nelan and Jack G'asscett. all are playing a wonderful brand of ball, and I expect them te show even mere power In the coming games. It wouldn't surprise me in the least If we weu'd go through the reU of the season undefeated. Anyway, I hope we de." Dy LOUIS II. JAFFB LIKK nil ether branches of sport, boxing is nn uncertain pastime. This was proved by Willie Jacksen against Ned Fitzgerald nt the Olymnin last night, when ltcfcree "1'ep" O'Brien stepped the bout, giving the New Yerker n technical knockout In the fifth round. Virtually en the verge of being put nwny himself, the veteran glevcmun turned u'.mest certain defeat Inte n vic tory when the third man In the ring stepped between the boxers nfter 1 min ute !I2 seconds of much nctlvlty In the fifth frame, motioning the Austrn'lnn ta his corner a loser. Fitzgerald was very shaky en his feet groggy, na it were nnd appeared te be unnble te defend his dizzy self. Lcsb than a minute previously it was Jncksen wliiw Dense were somewhat scnttered. The Antlnddcan clipped Wll'Ie en the chn with n left hook, crashing the American Inte the ropes. Qulcklv Ned followed with n right cress and Jacksen wns sent backward ever the hemn. But Fltz lest his bolnnee nnd fell en top of Jncksen. thus tempernrilv halting his great offensive. When O'Brien pulled the battlera Inte the ceuter of the ring Jncksen had wrapped his '.arms around the wild-swinging Aussie. Then when the referee separated them Willie had pulled himself together. Fltz Is Dropped Suddenly Jacksen shot a short right hand uppcrcut and down went Fltzgcr nld in n heat). He was up en one knee at the count of five nnd regained his feet when O'Brien renched eight. Uncorking n ratild-firc series of lefts and rights te Fitzgerald's head, Jacksen hed the lad from the kangaroo country in bad hhatw. Falling into a clinch, Jacksen was heard by rlngslders te say : "Step it. Pep: he's nil in." However, O'Brien did net act imme diately. Jacksen again unfurled a let of punches, and ns Fltzgera'd was back line, nway with his arms down nt his Bides the referee interceded, halting hos tilities. Fits become greatly indignant, be did 'his manager. Charley Hnrvey, while there were many fans who voiced their opinion against the nctiena of the ref- eree- . . , . "Tii hnv was in bad shape,' ex plained O'Rricn nfter the bout. "Fitz gerald probably weu'd hove been serl serl etibly Injured hed I net stepped the bout. He's n game fellow, but there's no use letting u man take an unmercl- j ful licking." , , Fitzgerald did net approve of. O'Brl-n'p decision. "I knew I wns shnken up a bit." said Ned In his d-ess- , ing room, "but in no way was I In ' bad shape. I could have finished the round nnd the bout, tee and might , have stepped Jacksen before the finish. I'd like te get another bout with Jack- ' son." .... . .. ' Fer three rounds the boxing wnB nbeut even. dspIte the fact that Jacksen had t punched Htzgereiu tnreugn me ropes in the second round. Jacksen went Inte v.,. lenil In the fourth, but the Austra lian held the upper hand In the fifth until he was knocked down. i Jacksen wei-hed in at 134 pounds, and Fltz tlpp"d the beam at 131 Mi . reiairr inirineiei iranw ,"T7 ii . i 5 neincitii v '" " """ ' ft!i: Ai.Vn.i,c? today without regaining con.cleii!,- nrilnst Hebby HfitlfT. ".". . n... Hf Tlllnlre wns detained by the HBIKCr wnn irnrnivj. .- police pending Investigation. Melansen, who wns called te the ring when another boxer failed te qualify, was fe.led in the fourth round of a Bchcdiiled eight-round preliminary bout. Hegnlnlng his feet, he was knocked down again with u right hand b ew te the jaw. In fal ing his head struck the ennvin He was examined before the bout by the club physician and was declared In con dition te compete. He was tuentj-lhe years old find married, and had been boxing for five years. Jutlec Murray In the Municipal Court subsequently ordered the release of Jiei- tji. it' nt - UUbav fleorile Wardt Haller Maxltrd knocked out Frnnhlt Wrut, rlfttii Trmmy HT enne defeated Krnnk Olsmi Eddie Dillen outbexed Frank AXTOtJi.A Jee MeCabe dcfmtrd Dick Ten- tTRF.NTON IW Palnse wen from Chnrley Trlanei Kid Kmmens eulsluwd Ment Hur ken At Cook iind Yeune Ki-tchell Urewi len Jnrk Hweetman walloped Al t'lark. NKtV imi.MWP' nf Jrill 'ru irm Oft Hnller Ulanqne. mirai iniinr ""rrr atetmrtl (Iftir. Hirer., aer-endl fiddle O Hare put Hattlln- IXinartl te sleet; ilrst. "MlASnr.Tirrr McIIuth dcfeaUd Jee ' VrrrnerT Johnny fichaur drew with Johnny Nelsen. wmmmmmmmm ,.: 1 1 1SI ; quarters nnd his bedv smashes weak ened the Phlladclphlan. Jimmy Suljlvan, 1 13, put en nn ag gressive bnttle in winnln- f'em Temmy Gelden, of Kensington. 130. WilUc Green, 120, long, lean nnd n brillinntly fast boxer, enme through with n splendid victory ever Earl Hurtman, 120. This was the first real setback Hartman has suffered In nbeut fifteen beuta. Green's long left nnd his short, choppy punches nt close quarters greatly bothered Ha tman, who was outbexed. Earl, however, was game throughout and fought buck hard. Green leeks like a firstrate featherweight. Buddy .Fitzgerald, 130, and Ping Bedle. same wrlght, put en n corking bnttle In the epcticr. with neither show ing te any advantage. A reduction In prices of admission for future shows nt the O'ympla wiih announced, ranging from fifty cents te S1.G0, se that new each of the thrce big arenas in Philadelphia la running en a pre-war basla. JACK-GEORGES AGAIN? Kearne Coming East for Conference With Tex Rlckard Chicago, Jan. 24. Jnck Kearr.s manager of Jack Dcmpsey, left here te. day for New Yerk for n conferenre to morrow with Tex KIcknrd, in regard te a match for the world's heavyweight champion. Dempsey, Reams said, In (raining dally en the Coast and with in ten pounds of his Vlghtlns weight Reams ngrccs with Hlcknrd that a return match with Cnrpentier in thl country would net be profitable. If suitable financial inducements were of fered, Kearns said he would consider meeting the French champion in En rope. nnen' opponent, holding he wns with out blame. CAMBRIA A. CLUB '!.'& HliniV IJVK. 'AM KV 27. J0'2 YOUM1 .Ml'IXHIAN vs. (,'IIAH (TiKcy) LKK 4 OTllr.lt UTAH HOUTS BASKET BALL DELAWARE VS. PENNSYLVANIA Wcii?htmaii Hall, 34th & Spruce Sts. Wed January 25th, 8:30 I. M. IUfrvrd Hmts, 1.00 en s'ls at I'mnklln Tlrld nnd filmhrls', (Knrnil Admission, Sec, TOURS lfP AH I AM AS 1 1 WimWY VV flkH ssssVlssPW. ssssssV L Tt World's Fln.st Climate and Your Favorite Spert Net Thre Day Frem New Yerk. Break the dally grind by a trip te this charming British CoIey return retted and fit Str. Munarge (new) and Munamar, oil burner, with de luse suites, small dining tables no finer ahlpt in the south ern trade. Leave every Satur day, arriving the following Tuesday A. M. IYiLNSON STEAMSHIP LINES Drrxrl Ttlrir. Phil,, Willi 8t. Nut Yerk C'li THUHS ecia for 'Vei(ay nnd Touterrow Sunbrite CIcnnacr, 3 nv-cent cnnslOc NJ.Crmi.jIa Mri lb 20c Glen Hosn IMurninladc, , Ing Jnr 23c Asce Oleomargarine, lb 20c Geld ScafFleur.lb bils 23c Everywcckis Thrift Week when you deal al the Asce Stores niiiLM!raainii dOWDED SCH001LS DANGEROUS GERMS JUST home from school and com plaining of a tore threat! lienr Mether fears that condition, for she knew i the serious consequences that way fellow. Always have handy pleasant tatting, almost candy-hie Fermamint Tablet, for your child te take. Allew it te distolve slewlv in the mouth, releasing a powerful yet harmless antiseptic, which mixing; with the saliva bathes the tissues of the threat, checking further infection. , Children like te tak"e them, where the rebel at choking garnlt and mu-.sy sprays, which are net: as efficient as Fermamint in reaching the deerxis tissues of th threat, healinc and seething the inflamed membranes. Relieves hoarseness. Geed for speakers, smokers, actors, lecturers, etc 60c at all druggists. ermamint f GERM-FIGHTING THROAT TABLETS fermmlat is enr trade curV. Itld-atlfirSOTrwedutt. B"r rhfmirsl O I no . N-w Yr-tc WINTEllJtKSnUTH ATlANTIf riTV. N. j" Thru the Canal te California am Hawaii Travel in luxuty-and hid wintergoedb mmm 1. ' U ., ."J I -JM ffSJfeUmt6 &akvJL e 1i E-ne Toe Strens; i DARCY IN DEBUT lee Callfernlan Meets Loughran at Palace Tonight , MlddlcwclchtH nnd lichts will tihnre honors In the main nttnictlenn at the weekly Ice Palace A. C. show this cvenlnc In the main session of eitht rounds Jimmy Darcv, of Callfernln, will mnke his Phllndelnhln dphut lagalnbt Temmy Loughran, of Seuth- warlr. in tne etuer part et tne twin hcadllnT, Karl France, a lightweight, will exchnnue punches with Eddie Waeend. of Llttle Italy. Twe HluegerN will clash in the third six-rounder. Geerge Werner, formerly of Hoaten. will be seen wmlnst the New ! Yerk welfTweieht. K. O. Phil Knplan. Pntsy Urederlck, of New Yerk, meets Dixie Al'cn. of Alabama. Johnny Mnv Mnv Mnv hoelc and Mickey Merris clash In the . opener. Kid Wapner, ISO, and handicapped j by five pounds, tnckled entirely tee st'reiiR an opponent In Geercc Yeung I Erne and n rally in the seventh and i eighth rounds enabled the latter te finlih a winner. Wagner put en n gritty bat tle, but the odds were tee much te overcome. t Several times the Kid fla-ed with straight lefts from the distance nnd rieht chops nt close quarters. However Erne st in some hefty work Ht close fcnf Cm i "SSSS-J MlnX.5 vZu restful day" " a "floating S-er.v nv here fvery wl8h ,a a command. trn-i enc,,and nlghta en eeml eeml trepical ecas. And at the end pictur que. colorful Hawaii with planned-ln-?,i sher8 trlP8 at s'- Themas. Perte "ice, Havana, Jamaica, Sallna Crus. Les Angeles, end San Francisce, en route. A winter vacation such a you hav dreamed et un the luxuriej, American hteamcr HAWKEYE STATE. Fer de tails, write or ce-jsult MATSON NAVIGATION CO. , &f nsging ff rati V. S, ihippmr Beard 26SOUTH OAY STREET, BALTIMORB, MD. RAYMOND &: WHTTCOMB CO. 16M .UiVT bT. Trlphenf. Illbtrt 39M or any ateatnskip a pent WINTER DAYS at Atlantlr City nr- lulmj days. Th mild, br rln rMmutr. nurin ftiinxhlnr und frfsh - lit sen nlr leinbln te errr you u lirjltliful. plr islnc rfP tr rrum the Ills und discomforts of' v Inter. "Yeu Should Be Atlantic City" m Numrreus snorts and rntrrtalnmrnts J r T, ".r.0' ",c.'1 .for ""r '"Jeymrnt UaV Jlvrirbark RUImu. l'rumunn.l,mj oil he Heard ail Het ri q Thcatrei, Mei !- loud' .;, liiUeur isea Hater Voela, Vanr-nt et- THE LEADING HOUSES - Atwsy. eiitn raene. wire cr Writs for (nforrnstlen, tlsVs. Cts. C Hetel Dennis J The Dreakrrs Mtrlsermth-thnheta Alamac Metel 5 Riti Carlten Hetel Brighten Hetel Strand C Hetel Chelsea p Hetel Morten Cunv.n ent snj Hele Traymore Th- Ambassadnr ChjIlenH.Hidien Kn Hetel St. Charles The Shelburne Gnlen Hall Seaside Heuse The Hnlmhurst The Wiltshire imfnrtt,ie ,rin .rrfe rrem ii pcint. foTfulllnfermM n schsdeln. rste ft nsult local ticket satnts HUllllll IWUJUJj Hawkeyb STATE wilt sail front Baltimore te Hawaii Feb. 11. The Essex Coach 1345 b. Detroit Spauldlnrj te Coach Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 24. hessn from a ne.d of forty camtldates. W. K, tipauldlns, of KalmJ.e. .Mien., wnu yestsrilsy was I Minnereta, today will visit the school te 'set ncnuatnted" with students and taculiy members. V) clear . i.i """'""i every ntternoeti ij .-- uii iiii iiiiiiii nml s.a r tfi -I.. . . : "" ' i0d-- uKiwinc8 from his studyteru Pw Relay Quartet Mle WrUl.f ... . . n thn .i " Vi..YJ" Jul ,n "" . --r,' lucir rants Ceac"h t . ,: 1-Vl''ur nrternoen lickiM Lawnen Hobertaen. of the fiaavV. ff "V team mw nd roekltn atr a"m entered n thi 3teVTn K2?.?-tHV "lAt nflr.!?; .romped nrc -.-iiuir.in ....i. ,. - - .- eeeads. ,: "i,, '" "".cr'm',e track In '.wooden .Vu-i." "e I0r. nn out- around the two- JaXmms, w .T" w.i teaent ""?ifi(en t?J?'B'' Ceairel the former "gh star. "ilth eJn'n B,r,?u'n' Iletd ' ttliA r?''J W'" ""POM thi j., Wth iwia at the subtti- ward. clalmlm:. pur's 7ne, 6H furlenis: 1 a oemwny, , .uer- rlsy , -l-l a-l even 2. tTnr M.iP. 100. tlurns .... n-H B-S 1-3 a. Sueur Mint. 107. l'rlhle. . 7-U 7-r. 3-5 Tlin". iivi " ,,;;!""" -nrtncs liunt res, inrsscen, iun anu Jiienflsl '"feUIITH RACK, ths Mldlseasen Handicap, for three-yenr-elds and upward, purse J1000. l.'judB" Peer. 100, Penman 8-S 1-U 1-4 2. Hueep CI un, 110, Kclmy., fl.fl ., j.s D. t I'rlii" J04 Kennedy.. 6-1 8-B 8-3 H Time. 1.S8. Mumbo Jumbo and Ths IM- late also ran. Coach Glonden Starts 21et Year AnnPll. Md.. Jan. 24. RlrhaM Olen. den. head coach or ths Naval Academy crew, has started another season nt Annapolis This Is examination week and his chars-cu Jre busy wUhthjIr testa, but rn piejir" tery wert wl". biel? r,,t week. Olendon bcclna hU twenty-nrst ytar al coach ut the Academy. maWlna him the lonseet efAiner. can college coaches In continuous servtcs it the same Institution. Havana Entries for Wednesday First rnca, purse J700, for muld.n trve-vear-ii da, U furlenys: Tni1ln il2 (b)Carlea (n)8tralKht Enrlqus .... Hhoetor 118 Ilrewn Shasta . Ce.. Pat ..lie (fi)Chlva Seths Lemen ..im Oeuwlthlin .... (b)lnder Heth UD , OWhljruiy ertry. (b)Jenes entry. rii-cend nice, purne. 1700, clslmlnrr, three-eir-eldi, 0 furlong-s: Den Mnnutil .... Mrs, Grundy .. Hitter liltlne- ....100 Whispering- ..; Iliir N'elss 103 Sun fllrl bTbe ' Cnlinlte 10(1 Mary U Moeiesiiue 110 fciunuwull .nn .112 .un Alt, ter Playfellow Case Again Postponed ww Yerk. Jan. 24. Uecauis of th. m ness et Philip A. Brenntn. chief eiuni.l for II, y. Dinciir. m the adjaurnci) for ft week ytstifjjiy. secena trial of ths suit ;y 1100.000 raia for the horse Playfellow was ilr. of Mr. Sinclair ajralnst James F. Uohnsen. owner 01 in wuiney oiame, te recover ..100 .,10.1 ..100 ..lUft ..110 .11 Third rnce, tiurse S700, fur fmir-year olds nnd upward, ;lalmln, BV4 furlenasi I.vrle 101 J, A.fred Clark. tOS Bprlnxials 10 Kentmera .1 Oil Quaker 10U InUnclbte 110 uanay van ,.,.le Jiiumn 106 Hliinnl Cerp ....me Mollnere iea Parele 'no Amerlrin EnKle.ne Fourth race, purse $700. for for four-year. eMs and upward cslmlnj, in miles! Hpeeay Ijuy .... en caraway ,..,, ion Navale 100 Ths UnBllshman 100 renstantlna 10(1 Inre tn. 'nml w,v,,,( ,,,,,. .Hlf.X Meado.-erth .....110 Jesn de Fifth race. purss $S00, for three-year-olds Tomanei .,'?" hdell iea uwnin,H.(ti .....um ,-, in, i, ,,,,, r.u.tre I0S The ltell Cat Oydeula 120 ' Hlxth race, curie S700. ctnlminn- fn. ...... yesr.e'ds and upward. 1 m'le and B0 yards: ustt .......... vn Tjacebean .. "..ion ion 1-t 10 New Orleans Entries for Wednesday first rnce, purse J1000. maiden trea.vcnr. nidi f-irlenis: l.llan Time . ..nn iniei m Maritiiret Iiretta.M ' Patrolman IM i.mlv llrettcnharn 118 'nh Tea ns Drarle 1 a DHuMe ii Lady Vennle . ...113 Drew Up ., lia KUan JJ5 A,J. 'HBllble: Stone Alte 1'H IflUBblrd US I.ady Monmouth ..H'tUtdy liess 119 Afitln Hampton ..113 Second race, purse $1000, three-year-olds, (l fiirlencfs. ie-v Kedora .... 10tnar ...... 10.1 '"ernstalk ... lis 'Deep Sinker .100, .110 .110 I'M ' .108 .ins ..10 Dadla ,.110 Aian ellelble: . 10.1 'Delly Vunl.i, ,.10J Mldnlftlit Sterlsa 103 i ilUil I handicap, three- ,.1'2 ..lesl ..100 I ..ha I ..no Nlff Miss Crestwood I'remsnnds ... Iierrlnctnn ,.. Illlls Luck .... I3ver He'd .... Happy Uuxten I. T Mabel A Third rnce. purse $1000 ear-e'd O furlena-: I)enlt 10 Omnipotent .. "y Dall 10T ii-iitn Cooper Ceitlran ,. .10H Timbrel Cap Heck 107 feinlu Peitir , llillllant Ray ....100 Dallet Mark . Knet Oralis Ill Fourth race, purse $1000. four-year-olds, ' 1 1-10 miles! i rimsrren .'. 08 rtalance Wheel 103 JVapltl 1n Msihanle .... St llep 100 llmllce ..108 Fifth race, purw J10U0. four-year-olds and ! upward. 14 miles; I Ladv Llmlan . . .101 Kf'rnlty no Oceurcernau . . . .100 Midnight Sun , ...in Madcn F 100 'Kiherter ."... lOtl Remee ii2Fiui8v ..:;.;;;;le." Hlxth rare. du,m tlnen. ..u...i.,. . ; ,.Tj.;i uvn::; - -,-,r-u,u ,lu , Vales ','ilH Harry' Bhannen, 10T eid Faithful lnx idst.ie'J 'Ceurtvlcw ut 01, AstssssssH RUH I 1 .JLft f- - B I 4 zZir- .riK Ml? 5 I ' jKyRt Bsssll Fiv-Puftnfr wT-bP . ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. Directl von. the OceauFhMit AftAmmrarvPlanltelefDiiitttMv CAPACTTY COO OAHAOC fHiIterJlBa 7r RAYMORE XXlc "Worlds Greatest Hetel Success Directly en the ocean front. The centerrtAtUntn-City'difejr Ituyfty. Ame Lana..J Lurepcanplini lnm.iuiKf itaura: -Triymere. Sea ur J freli vster ba''i v.i h ever jiem. rireproei. Open all yesr. Hetel Bojcebcl ''?? '.m ,.;,,".' S rates am tt ' i .i- I'h 11" A I MAHIO.V I.AKI WOllll S .1 Lak-vtecd'i. 'r.-,i I'crn e,t llett LAKEWOOD HOTEL Itkeoe,l, rss.ne i i i i, i Fer iteBer . , or N T II i- . "rlte fc I jm Nt Jersey 5 oe 1 1- n ur.T 1 e 1 MS I . 7U4H I 1 list f.Rirs rei: ritiNi... 11. . THE QUI-S!-SAI.A i OR', F;1 evb arniNGs. fi a. in w.i .103 .103 VtV.. " """"i'l i,m '? ""I 00 yardi Ustt OH 'Jacobean le Mary Jans Baker '01 Hlasaway U.l-.lu Wise Man 110 Loyalist ... .! "it OT'esW' "U2 'CaMIs WAV !i Apprentice allowance of 0 ponedi claimed. Weather eleaxj traeit fast, 'WUHa, 5,iuala' Wadswerlhs Wa'nut Hall 'ntlrtvlnw. .107 K(.Otrh X'rnrAl''. ' ' ' 1 .. .' ....- " ... --.--.... .v..v. ... Heyai jjuck ....iu, -ace , , .,,108 Seventh race. purs HO00. feur-ytarjlds ard upward, 1 1-1 miles, ' ' Quite 101 l.ecacy Iteee of PlcarJv ,. 03 'Iren Hey . ..107 Tulsa 107 'l'ls ...'.. ! loe Paula V 107 Current llints . in Sun Myth 100 'Live y .... " Helle ,Pft drier ,.10 A'Je e1 lelblei "U Captain Tern ...'en Homeward Wound 100 Weather cloudy, track a-oed. t Flvapauads apersntlM alie wanes elalnyta. Has These Fine Car Details Dash controlled venti lator. Luuuuge and tool lock er in rear. Newest typ easy op erating crank handle lifts en deer win dows. Four hinges en each deer. Kadiater shutters and motemeter for efli cient meter control. Neutral gear lock. Cord tires. Come See It Today ) A new type closed car combining comfort, dignity and utility with (the economy and performance el the open touring car. At but little mere than the cost of an open car, the Essex Coach gives you a luxurious closed car of fine appointment. f ? I "'t'rlh.m, U.I i , -rnun.il, Th. nl,l t. ,ki . '"m "' "" or "' li Ihereattims Mtliiniiliii., ir. Tennis Unniliii.. II.,B iT,,.,l, i-. """ lepulwr.r... ,pr y u., I nn A MAAVEL. ". ""-paiin l. Ponmerr llui.l ) ty. njnwerr. Vt PK-innr.rr.r.. n.. Hetel clarenden aigvfoaeciaii3EABREEZE PLeaipa. ri.(mii i:st tinsi Fer lleukltt if I I Oltllt I sr tOAiir Itr.nrts. nrlte 218 Mil ,, Nri "," COOK'S TRAVEL SERVICE r."r. I.,?...,,,,n; ..':'r"..j.rV' " ;; .!.. ...-. .,, . -,,,, . n iirertu '"Mm Ultlt Nt GOMERY SCHWARTZ MOTOR CAR CO. Sales Roem, 128140 North Bread Service Station. 2400-14 Market Street .KIHTATIllNAI. rarajj llelli Heirs STRAYLR'i "cr-i'LTsT- Ui.lllue KUaran'd. Knler new. Hut r Bljkl. I Vauns Med and Hers P; & i'fl ;n , jJ n ?. Al 'fl i Cssss i I ) . f t 1 Si if" .r ..' tA.V i t;A , .' - ' 1, "VjfM y !,$ L--v
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