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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY, MAKCHI 26, 1915.
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PHILS AND ATHLETICS CLASH TODAY-yWRESTLING AT LEHIGH-PLAN BIG TENNISEAgp
MORAN PICKS MAYER,
OESCHGERANDRKEY
TO OPPOSE MACKMEN
Phillies Arrive in Jackson
ville for Two-Game Se
ries Wyckoff and Bress
ler Due to Hurl for Athletics.
Yesterday's Uaschall Results
Athletics, IS: Jacksonville. S.
Ilrooltlyn UodRern, S; Cubani. 3.
Cl.arke'a llesular, S, Ynnlunn. .1.
Washington Ameilcnnn. 1-3: Pieties. 4t.
Devlin. T, Selnouis. 2
(limits Colt!. 6. Sherman, n.
Oakland P, 1. . t: I'hlcaso i.. I..I. 0
North Carolina "ArkIck." II; Virginia
"W eslcjnn, 3.
Oeomln, 5: Jeiirp.ctiwii. I.
t'lptelnml t.. t..l. 10. Clnlvrstnli. fi.
Ualtlmore iV. t..). K. Lafayette. 2
Cincinnati (N. I..), !. New Orleans IS.
A , 2.
Boa ton (.V. 1..), 12: Cnltmtbii . A.
L., 1.
Louisville (A. A.l. T: ClilcnRu t.V. I..). I.
WISNEH, (HOICK OK l'ENX
AGAINST TUB MIDDIES
Coach Thomas Selects Line-up for
Annapolis Gnmc Tomorrow.
'"os.ch" liny Thorna. of the t'nlteislly n'
rcnnvUhiila laftmll Icim. has announced
tie llne-uti that will Mart the Rairn Mains
the MIc slilpmen lomoirnn. It Is an follows'
Mnore Minrt'lon. Kibtrrpf. IHInl lm i
trnln. Iff' field: MrN'Irlinl. rlsht Held- Mil, I-
cntte Held. Knnn. cat. her Mann, .emu
boe. OlntAln Unllatr ttrat t..i ftp : U (itnpr and
Splelman, rtltcli' r
utioi hap bcrii alien the iitlt for tit
mound po-mlm liernti.e uf lit (Inn nrk dur
Im: the I. i u h .In and nlo because nf
hi rviicilc nee. lie should Improve with ill.
.ranvi dill "-tmnie the malnstnv anions: the i
twP1tt '
AMONG SOUTHERN PALMS
RACQUETS TITLE
Easily Defeats Wear in Three
Straight Games for Club's
Championship Today.
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triiovt a eTri t...ti:i Mr.M'I..ST I
.lACKSONVtl.l.i:. Ha.. Match 2S.-Pftt
Moi.nn nrilvnl bete al 10 o'clock tliN
irioinliiK with his Imml nf I'lillllos fioin
St. rclcrshwiB.
The National t.casurrs lire rliciluletl to
play the Athletics al Hair's I'lold tnrtn
and tomorrow. .Moian said he would use
Jluyer, (JescliRpr and Illxcy tn the bo
this afteiuoon. with Nllllfer mid O'Con
nor behind the hat.
Paakert la allll itnalile to he In the line
up. GeorBc Whitlod. who onee iila.eil
on the local rlult. was niinniiiiecil at. the
riilltlcs' ccnlte tietdiM. Wyokulf and
Bresslor were ilue to work for the Mnck
nicn, Thoc In the Phillies' parly tire Mornn,
BuHlttCDs Manager Slicttelltic, Hcotit Ncul.
Bcals Decker and wife. Captain l.udoru.
Alexander. Mayer. OcocliKcr, Tlncup. .la
cobs, Mottieon, Klcv, Demaree, Hntim
Eartncr, Bums. KIllclTer. Adam?. O'Con
nor. Kish, Hyine. Hnncroft. Stock. Oiirc.n
It look (leorae II. Uiooke cnctl 3"i
minuted to ilclent Joseph W. Wear foi
tllo laciiii'ts championship of the ltaciot
t'lllh iiitm.v. It uns evident at the stmt
that Uiuuhu was In the best or shape
In all iii.).n uihiiim or the Kinne he le-ailv
OUtpllOUU Ills UlOIH'lll, WIIIIIIIIK In thru
stiiiiKiii sanies
1'ailn uniilv wllh his fpi'VIcp whs he
moat flic tle. t'iMiti ttinnlliB the loss
ho iliatii- lour service aces In his iiit
liauiJ, uentuall. koiiik out nliri iiiiiKhik
n Hill ol clKht, all told Wear Mtadu.ili
picked tip, and some hlj?h-i lass tallies
, fealiued li.v hrllll.int "cts," were slnKed
When ll-all was called llrooke got
his sci vice working hkiiIii and i an oit
tho saiiie, J3.ll.
' 'I he isctuiul Kaiiie was of but shot! dur
.ltion. 'I he Hist hair ilozcn haims wee
rutlfur liupi ixlitLtU e. but by seotlUB ncrs
In siliRles and pahs, Biook'e obtained the
lead .it seven mra lo two. Brooke Ihcn
tuitUi- a mil of vp nets, three riom st rv -Ice.
and tiien went out l sci-vIiik a mull
I Wear louht add hut two inoie lo his total
and Miookc. wllh a run or three, won
the same. I.1-I.
1 Mluhl of Biooke's hands In the (Iu.i1
name weie unproductive, mid on upvcn oe-
, cnslons Wpiii was letlied without scoie
i The lallei's old rmilt or scrvlnj; himself
J out pieveiiled him ftoin tnklns full ad
vantage or his opportunities. Up served
! tluee faults in this same, two in sur-
i cession.
j After the tlrt Tew hands Wear held the
I lead. Tor the (list time dlirlnK tile match.
at live aces to three. Ills lead was short
XlchofT, Irclan, Wliltted, I'pskert, Ciav- aieci. nowever. for wllh a run or five
mu ui iwu, niooi.e omalncd a safo
lead. niiinliiK out the cntiin .ltli ii...
The scores:
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I no weainer piospeeis nie kuuh nun Hrnnhe
creat game Is expected, piovmeii ine .in- wear
letlcs can recover fiom their numerous
and tiresome tilps mound the bases es- AMKIMCAV II.' inn? mcctc
tcrday. The Macknien scored IS to 6' A.UUKIIA LhAC.Uh MEMS
nRalnst the Jacksonville team. ' . "
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LEHIGH IS MECCA
FOR COLLEGE MAT
today;
EXPONENTS
PlUfilv TrntiinJ ttf. ..
Are Gather T
Bethlehem for Events!
xt if ana morrow
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I.ehlRh Unlverxlfv j... .
Mecca for ,he cream njH
in the K..t and by tcn.8ht M ,H
of mat nrtlsta from cn,.u,. ". ,cori
Unlveralty of Pennsy.vania and c'ifi
arc expected to arr.ve for the nS'S,'l
.c.tUiieBmio wrestl ng tournam.t ..
IU bo BlaBC(, ln thnew Tay1 ' tH
alum tonlsht and tomorm-. n.-.""-
quarters hve been .M umM.
team In tho Bymnasum, all WihTn !lch I
"'" ,uum wncro tie ai(r. .
events will be wrestled mtn
Two mats will be used all the tme Trt-'
nehl th nr.iii .. . '"" TfcB
teBla for mn.i -., .... . " ni1 "H
i nt "" o.m unra places,
I Manager C. R. Vance nrt.ii.
I tho manacer-ln-.h?.?' ?r.,r'.chl8h. h
nounccd today that of thri n ,, '" "i'
elded on In k.w XorV ','" h "":
the Athletics Into their liittlnc harness
rlcht oft the reel. They pounded Piincc.
JlcDufTy and Kills woise than the. did
their own pltchrnjj In piaetlce. I.ajoie,
Jlclnnls and Walsh had the blcKest time
with the stick, each rcKlsteilni; tlpee
times safol. The Atliletles had 1(! lilts
for n total of 21 bases.
HAYEK DEFEATS IIOl'PE
IX BILLIARD CONTEST
Champion Surprised in First Block of
2000-Point Match.
With an unfinished run of fi7. .lofceph
Mayer, the amateur bllllaid champion oT
the United States, defeated Willie Iluppe.
tho world's totieuuhltr, in the first block
of a 2000-poInt 1S.2 balk-line match last
night at the Empire bllllaid loom. The
final score was: Mayer, 300;: ;Hoppe, 306.
Tho conditions ot the match are that
Hoppe Is to play 400 to Mayer's 300 In
each block.' The contest will be resumed
this afternoon and tonlsht. Maer to con
tinue tvlth the unfinished shot.
It was a hiilliant contest in spots.
Hoppe exhibited unsual strength In ills
masse shots and nursing the halls out
side of balk and at the ends of the tabic.
Mayer's misses were principally masses
ehots. hp showing a little weakness In
that direction.
Governing Board.
lean faciie nf Anr
liV, . i ''Jr. to"lene(l at the Inquirer liulhilnr
last iileM and nnnolnted a "Honai" I'ninniit
wSR: ? till 71',A '"J-.'-: ehilrm.nT.n'rt
ia-nip of tlio lciiBue tn i,p icl.l hi some neV
knpv.n Imstplrv It Ik the Intention tUimlte
proniliifnt i.rri. Inls. i,oth nit Snil bi ." o ii
memorablp one In sorrer. "'".i u
The Cnrnmlttee nn Mwlnl. tPtiortrd. nnd Hi
leaaup mlometl the .lralE kukkcMcJ nltn I
"tnietlons to coin rlcht Nimr.
rne i.rii.ph Cnnimltice was Instrueted In
V-l' ."r,,-a nion5t,,r benent mm. on or abou'
April 1. Mt feme uromlnent crounda Tho
Itefereoa- Cnmmittee renorts were adopted as
fullnus' March 27. West Phtladclntila sn.l
Victor Ta klnB Machine Company A A w"
nian'tinftf'V A,l,,n.'. ""hlehem and liber
nlnn. wllh Referee UeorRo Ynuns. April :i
Il:ston and Ictor. with Ileferee (Jeorge Allen
oKrBc'Allei?1" """ '"al"' 'rtUh ncfe" ''"
McGotvan Catliolic Choice
T'oIIohIiis the annual baslietbatl came be
tween the Catholic Mich and Alunfnl teams
la night, tho latter men elected Mcfionan
tantaln of next jenr's team. Olaacott was the
other candidate, b.it as he will be captain of
tha football team next ?eaon. McGonan was
rtoicn to lead the basketball (lie The men
who "ted and who will receUe their letter ara
c.artaln rninleau. Captain-elect McOoaan?
j. uuukihb, iircer, uiatott.
Manacer Tur.ne'
Muhoney and Cole
MAUI'ONE SCORES TENTH
CONSECUTIVE VICTORY
Defeats Keough in Interstate League
Billiard Match, GO to 30.
Pierre Maupome, the local representa
tive In the Interstate Three-Cushion Bil
liard League, annexed his 10th straight
victory by defeating Jerome Keogh, of
Itochester, 50 to 30, In TO Innings, In n
league match, held at Alllnger's Aca
demy last night.
A large crowd witnessed the match, and
the superb Judgment and control of
muscle exhibited by both .cueists fre
quently evoked applause.
Princeton Club Meet Tomorrow
Eight hundred high-school athletes from pub
llr and private schools will take part In the
tlfth annual Intericliolaatlc Indoor games un
der the auspices of tho Princeton Club, of' New
rork. at the Ttt Penlment Armory tomorrow
aJternoon at, 2 Vclock. The entry list thla
year la the largest In the hlstor of thesn
games, and all the public and private high
fcnoobi ln the cltv are represented Kverv ath
letic atar In high achooi circles has enteied.
aid orTclals exict that some high school re.
prds will be lowered. The school storing the
".r.fe,t "umber of points In rela to lojn.
will receive a point trophy All scoring will le
n the 5. J. and t point benis
Trapshootinjj Tests Tomorrow
Thr iifiial week-end war nn clai plceons will
be resumed tomorrow arternnn-i at the follow -.'.VF
J,ray'?.M.n,; ' Jhs "Oerion Yacht Club,
?.1i!fi?lBi"Mi,?rtki.it0lW"'v .''""' H-ldemin Out
r'lu b, Chllndelphla Klecirlc !un Club, Meadow
SB!!'!?,?- . uri'" -"'niD Gluh Philadelphia,
iShnotlntr Acadenn du Iont. and a team race
between the Chester (tun Club and the Spring
field Cunning tsoclatlon at Chester
HARTMAN TO COACH
CRESCENT OARSMEN
LOCAL WOMEN PLAN
BIG TENNIS SEASON
Interelub League at Yester
day's Meeting Outlines Am
bitious Schedule for 1915.
Tim annual meeting of the Women's In
Itrclul) Tennis I.cubuc was held nt the
ipsldentv or Ml-s Clara T. Ch.isp, 200.'
Pino street, .vesteiday. Miss Chase was
ngiiin elected chairman and Miss llann.i
Wrlslit. ."-ccietniy and liea&urer. It was
announced at the meeting that the Mcrion
Cricket Club would lie unable lo place
a team In the first division, but would be
reptesentcd In the second division.
To offset the loss of Morion to the com
petition, tho application of the Philadel
phia Country Club was accepted, and tho
Bala organization will place teams In
belli the first and second divisions. Bel
(leld was also ndmltted to membership,
but In what division the club will play
has not been decided.
Should the club decide to try for tho
first team cup tho first division will con
sist of the Philadelphia Cricket Club, tho
Germantown Cricket Club, the Philadel
phia Country Club and Belfield.
The Phils have had a successful training season in Florida. In the
picture above nrc shown Al Demaree, Stock nnd Wciser with Adams
at the bottom on a background of Southern palms.
DE ORO'S CHANCE TO CROUCH FOR SPRINTER
MARATHON RULE TOO
DRASTIC FOR YANKEES
International Rule May be Dis
regarded by A. A. U. in
American Races.
RETAIN TITLE GONE
Is Beaten in Afternoon Game
by Geoi'ge Moor, 50 to 05, in
Crucial Test.
IN FIRST FEW JUMPS
A FACTOR IN WINNING
Cardinals (Jet Hob Bcscher
ST lOLIS. .Mo. March 2.1 - Rob Hescher.
outfieldei on the New Yor Nationals vestei
daj became a member o. the St. Iiult Na
tionals, therein completing ll.e deal In which
At. 11. iPoMl f'crritt went to tho N"e YorK
Club Ml'Ier Muggins inanaget or the local
Nationals nnnoumeri lie pad received a trie,
giam from Manager McGraw of the New York
team, accepting the St I.mns Club's offer for
Hesener, but he refused to make known the
terms of the deal.
CHICAGO, March 26. PlajliiK the best
game of thp tournament, 'William lluey,
Chicago's hope in the three-cushion bil
liard championship meet, defeated John
Daly, oT Now York, SO to 33, last night,
and again went Into the lead. Tho game
went to 6S innings. Iluey'a high lun was
9, while Daly's best was S.
The victory put lluey Into the lead by
half a game, he havinir won one more
contest than Moorp and Daly, who are
now tied for second.
Champion De Oto was practically elimi
nated fiom the i tinning in the afternoon
contest, when hu lost to Geoige Mooie, M
to 3.., in 70 Innlnga. Moore completed his
string in TO innings, his high run being 6.
De Oro had n high score of 5.
Former Vesper Expert Hopes
to Develop Winning Red and
Blue Crews.
I HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
. TEAMS IN PRACTICE
West Phillies Have 30 Aspir
ants for Place Baseball
and Tennis Work-outs.
Chances for a championship crew for
the Crescent Boat Club have become very
bright since It w.13 learned that Edward
.1. llartman is to coach the oarsmen dur
ing the coming season. "Eddie," as ho Is
familiarly known to the boatmen along
the SchuvJklll. has served four years In
this capacity with the Vespers. Three
jears were as an amateur and one year
as professional. The splendid showing
that he has made with the oarsmen of
the Vesper organization led the Quar
termoonera to offer him such attractive
inducements that he was finally per
suaded to sever connections with the
Vespers.
Columbia Nine Plays Tomorrow
Manager Oram Slone. of the Columbia liase
1"!' team, announced vesterday that tho or
deal opening i.r the season would be brought
foiu-ud troin Monday wllh C C. N Y. at
Sunt . t'leld tn tomorrow with Manhattan Col
li gc in the same ground The nine and White,
nine ends Its Indoor eason tonight with the
Tth Regiment at the ilh street armory. Tha
squad had onlj light practice yesterday.
Work on Albright Stands
MYEmSTOWN. Ta. March 2.-ln prepare
VSP .taS. '.h.? ooening of the baseball season 011
Albright Kleltl, the Athletic Committee of Al
bright College rsterday began work on the
erection of two new stands to replace the two
which had been condemned. Coach Charley
Kelchner had a large squad of lied and Whltu
candidates out for dally practice In prepara
tion for the opening season on April 10.
CIONI CAPTURES TWO RACES
WASHINGTON', March 20,-rtoland Cionl,
the Norrlstown, Pa., roller skating- wizard
again proved his mastery In the sport at Con
vention. Ball last night when he captured the
two but event tho half. mile and (He-mils
-world's professional championship heats, lie
won the half mile In 1 minute and 'J5 and 2-5
iwcojlda Cgllr.gton .the r.nghbh champion,
was setond. In the five-mile event the course
was covered In 111 minutes and 43 seconds.
Salplejr took second honors and Egtlngton
third.
All-Alaska Dog Race April 14
M'SJE Alaska. March 26. The All-Alaska
wrebstakta race for dog teams, the classic
sporting event of the North, has been tet for
Anr.l II Seven entries already are hi sight
for the race, which will be run over the
snow trail from Nome to Candlt and return,
a total distance of 412 miles.
Reading-Camden Game Tomorrow
M-rangcments were completed sesterday for
the plalng of the third and deciding game for
. ilia championship of the Eastern Basketball
' league between Heading and Camden at
Musical Vund Ball tomorrow night Musical
I'und Hall la a neutral floor, so neither team
wm nve any auvaniage. J ne game Is being
conducted by both clubs. It was said that
Reierees Baetzet and Mallon were to each ref
eree a half of the game, but these officials last
night professed Ignorance of thla plan.
Horse Show Committee Announced
, W Blnekle Smith, president of the Bryn
Mawr Horse Show Association, announces the
Kxecutlve Committee for 1015 as follows!
John B. Jalentlne, chairman: John Hampton
Barnes. Edward P. Beale. A J. Antela
Devereux, It. Penn Smith, Joseph E. Wldener.
"Shorty" Sayre Is Released
CINCINNATI. May 26. President August
Herrmann, ot tha Cincinnati National I.eauun
Club, announced that he had unconditionally
released Pitchers frank Sayre and Grover
Knight and Inflelder John Lang. Hayre for
merly . pitched for the University of Penn
sylvania. (Toy. Dog Show Tonight
,. tort dog show' will be held tonight In the
Winter Garden at the Hotel McAlpine, New
lork city. Judging will start promptly at 3
p. m.
Practice for West Philadelphia High
School's track team Is In full swing at
tlie Orange nnd Blue school's gymnasium
under the tutlege of Coach Singer. As
soon as an athletic field Is obtained, prob
ably the P. It. It. V. M. C. A. grounds,
Jtlh street and Parkslde avenue, the
Speedboy nthletes will start open air
drilling.
About 30 candidates ate working indoors
and Coach Singer hopes to develop fast
enough an aggregation to give Central
High School's team a hard battle. Among
the sprinters are Partridge, Highly, liar
tison, Oakes and Maclllwane. The dis
tance men out for t lie team are Jlarmer.
Heam, Irwin, .loidan and .Mason.
A fast squad of aspirants an- after hurdle
beiths. The promising tlmoer toppers aru
Brenlzer. Oreen, Burns and Barron rVlnilns
ton, I. Ill), Zlnn. Clark. Harlan and Maclllwanf
are the must promising runnels auxluus lu
make the relay team.
Twenty tandldates for Central High School's
crew are practicing on the Schuvlklll every
afternoon. Keller, a candidate fur the No. ."
position, is a son of Doctor Keller, head of
the department of science at Central High.
Baseball and tennis have taken up must
of the School of Pedagogy athletes' time th
last week or so Manager Itechbook, of the
tennis team, has announced booking matches
with Northeast High fkhoul. tilrard College,
Cheltenham High Hchool, Krl ends' Cential.
Penn Charter and Baverford Scliuol.
The swimming- team of West Philadelphia
Hlgli School claims the 1U1.1 scholastic cham
pionship as a result of Its victory ot tho
Intersiholastlcs In Ihu 1'nlversity of Pennsyl
vania tank. Klstler and Drasher were tho
Individual stars of the Orange and Blue aquailo
aggregation this season.
titxty canduiatea are working out for Chelten
ham High School's baseball team. The man
agement has completed u corking schedule,
Including games with Friend' Central, Penn
charter, Camden High School, Uermantovvn
Academy, St. Luke's, Philadelphia Textile and
Chestnut Bill.
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After Start "With the
Gun," Runner Should
Keep Low for 30 Yards.
Practice Essential for
Speedy Races.
Article VI.
Running a sprint race properly will
come only to those who practice. Tho
value of the start, treated at length In
tho last attlcle of this series, need not bo
discussed here, though it might bo em
phasized that it Is all-Important. A poor
stailer, in a great many cases, means n
poor sprinter. There Is one other con
dition that is worse, and that Is a poor
"finisher." The poor finisher Is the ath
lete who has all the attributes ot n cham
pion nut one. Ho is a grand starter, has
the speed of the wind for T5 raids, then
dies a natuial death lu the brtvsh for the
tape. You meet this athlete evcrywhete.
Ills tiouble is endutnnce. He should be
better tialncd for his distance. And this
trouble will be most difficult to over
come. Speed Is usually acquired after
a comparatively short training siege, hut
endutnnce, if It Is a missing natural qual
ity, will only be developed by hard work.
The distance man will make tho best
sprinter nine times out of ten. The distance
man when pointed for the shorter speed trials
has tho necessary powers of strength. Thla
great distance endurance centred In the
sprint la bound lo net results. Ho may not
liavo the proper action and tho speed at
lirst, but perseverance will accomplish hia
purpose In a surprisingly short time.
. l'le well-coached sorlnter never tries to
beat Ine gun. This Is a careless trick that
win grow fast nnd Is very costly. i:ach false
Hart In tin. too means n yard back of scratih
n each of the two nttempm and dlsquallllca.
tlon fur the third offense. Attempts to bolt
tho starter in most cases aro fruitless, '1 lie
experienced starter knows the Instnnt a mall
Is to break. Just hv wnv nf ninBira.i....
.t the irient Meadowbrook Club Indoor games
here, 'mo of the best startera ln tho country.
John Mcllugli, Irish-American Club, of New
ork. officiated, and the efforts of tomo of
the athletes to steal were laughable. Not one
man at the games beat his gun, a number
weru penalized, ami In the snrrnt several men
ner thrown out entirely for three attempts.
Mcllugh has that Inborn quality of knowing
lust when n man Is "over." and he was not
beaten In anv start if there wero hundreds
nf other starters like hint, the athletes would
bleea hint as a friend, for there would be nn
need of stealing. The men under Mcltugh's
gun nt least those who know him. have ex
plicit confidence In him. They know the other
fellow cannot gain an Inch advantage so far
us false starting Is concerned
Once away rrnm the mark In the sprint tin
athlete should remain slightly crouched until
about Jihvards from the start, when tha
natuml running position should he observed
the early part of the sprint Is the place to
gain ihe necessary momentum. By rapid digs
into the ground at the start, the stride will
soon take up Its work, and then from there
lo the finish It Is a question ot endurance
with an all-Important Jump at the tape. This
jump will win raceB as no other feat could. It
will require a lot of practice, and a barrel ot
reserve energy at the tape, Practice Is the
best policy, as theory may not work out for
each Individual
Long-distance runners and persons
directly connected with this blanch of
athletics have started a squabble oer
tho law incorporated by Ihe Amateur
Athletic Union In the code of rules now
being voted upon by the Boaid of Gov
ernors of the organization, which pro
hibits a marathon runner from receiv
ing nsslstnnco of any kind while com
peting In a race.
"When tho Boston A. A. scheduled Us
annual American marathon run -from
Ashland to Boston on April 19 (Patriots'
Day), it notified all prospective con
testants that each man would be ac
companied by a bicyclist, who would
render lilm all tho necessary assistance.
At tho tlmo tho A. A. U. rules were not In
force. Tho protest ngalnst this regula
tion of K. E. Babb, of tho Boston A. A
and delegate to the National A. A. U
reached Secretary Frederick W. Itublcn,
who, like tho Boston representative, be
lieves a marathon runner should be per
mitted to have an attendant. .Mr.
Bublen advised Jlr. Babb to write all
tin. nnun.nnru nf .lm Am. ...... ..!
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asking them to veto the rule covering the
marathon, nnd yesterday he received
word from Boston that the regulation ap
peared to be doomed.
In the meantime, however, another
rule was found In the new code which
gives tho referee thp authority to decide
whether :t rttniiPf can recolvp assistance.
This Is tho regulation which probably
will remain on tho books In place of the
more drastic clause.
elded on ln New XorU last sinnT,"1 d'
rpfereex. it.-. ,,.:?..' Stuarts, i.
former lightweight chamnlon 'lphla'
will be head referee" and K,"1
of Baltimore, coach a "the Naval aJ"
cmy, nnd W. B. Lewis li . W'
State, will be assistant h al Pe,m
Tho wrestling team nf it,. ,, .
of Pennsylvania lea the nUing'T'
mlnal for South Bethlehem, a J."
Lehigh Unlverslfy ton,0tt'atndbt9oS
The Penn men who will wrestle in .. u
event aro: Sherman, its n."5"c i?
12o pounds: Lee, 135 pounds' William. i5
pounds: Stntlpr ir.n ".r"i-:v,"la. '
175 n pounds; Dorizas 1. '
I The other members of thp f, '., ... .
r. . 4hc trln wl" be Coach cnfir
Captain Tazewell. Mitchell t-.i'
"ngen. Managers Little o "id Hatr'
S' Captain Tazewell nor ffi
hut w1.?b' l0 WrestIe bccauso ' In ut
tors. nccomPay ho team as Vpect,:
Captain Nat Pendleton, of the cinrln.
natl wrestling team, said yesterday 7h,
the lure of the. game was too strong fw '
im and that despite medical advlcVu. '
the contrary, he would journey to Sou J
?en,i,It1Jem...tod.ay wlth hls tea" lode,
tv d,i"S, V tla IS th0 175-P"nd cla and
aV S brnsr h0 team championship to
Mornlngsido Heights. p
.p'rlTuPiT" TTrcslll"ff tenm for th in
tercollcgiate meet has left for South
Bethlehem. The selection of McKenrli
I10,? t0T"'f lo8 class, and the selection
of Mike Kleinert, the football star, for
the hcavvwcichK .,, ,, ,.j ''
ot nets on the team are: Culbertum. in.
t ost, loo; Sager, H3, and McKoage, ITS.
1hn Pfnn p-tmiii.eIIM ...- i ... .
-.... r,j...uooiuiii ifjttiu cioaea jii
season tonight at tho intercollegiate, in
.CW. iork' Tho tcam Ie" today front
V . . """"c'Pnia station. Those making
the trip wero Captain Barker, Bex. Kirch.
i.e., nugen, iutt, sturrldge and Hill
MRS. IIAHL0W WINS TITLE,
DEFEATING 3IIIS. W. J. FMTU
Philadelphia Golfer Annexes United
North nnd South Laurels.
riNEHUItST, X. C March M.-Mri.
nonald II. Barlow, of the Merlon Cricket
Club, the 'Philadelphia champion, added
another tltlo to her already long Hit bjr S
annexing the I3th annual United North
and South amateur golf championship for ,
women, scoring a brilliant triumph over
Mts. W. J. Faith, of Wykagyl. In th
tw: round, her margin of victory belm'
2 up and 1 to play.
Mrs Barlow's tee shot on the thort Ilia ,
narrowly escaped one of the numeroui cl '
which guard tho green, and her approach
Indicated timidity, but she holed a long ;vlt
for a '' while Mm. Faith, whose Ire iV
made one of thu traps, lost a stroko ln cl
ling tun nun into piay, wmen cost tier u.
.hole and tho match by 2 to 1. The oril
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"THE JUMP" AT THE FINISH
The athlete in this picture, by a
final burst of speed, is lunginj? at
the tape in his effort to be first.
This wrinkle in the sprint is a
highly valuable one and should be
practiced by all aspiring sprinters.
Read Article VI on this page for
details,
Middy Lacrosse Tcam Defeated
ANNAPOLIS. March 20. Midshipmen opentd
their lacrosse season here yesterday by losing
to Mount Washington, of Baltimore, s lo 1.
'Iht. first half was a stand-off. and Mealey
scored the only goal in tha second.
New York Juniors Victorious
The Juniors won the last preliminary game
ot the New York University Interclass basket
ball series yesterday afternoon when they de.
feated tha seniors by a score of 28 to 0.
Long Island Yachtsmen Meet
The annual meeting of the Yacht flaclng
Asenclailon of Long Island Sound was held
nt the Hotel Astor, New York city, last night.
It was one of tho largest In the history of
th association. Practically all the 28 clubs
were represented, moro than 40 delegates be
ing present. Rtuvvesant Walnwrlght, of tho
American Yacht Club, was re-elected president
for the sixth time. The other officers elected
were Frank Bowne Jones, vice president:
James A. Alkjsr, secretary; Harry A. Jackson,
Jr.. treasurer; members ot Kxecutlve Com
mittee. Victor I. Cumnock, George. P. Gran
bery, James I, Bparkman and J. V, S. Oddle.
Secretary Harvey Recovering Health
Charles J. Harvey, secretary of tho New
York State Athletic Commission, who recently
underwent a major operation ln fit. Vlncenfa
Hospital. New York, was reported yesterday
as progressing favorably.
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