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EVENING LBDdER-PHILADlSLPHIA MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1915:
PHILS MEET ATLANTA CRACKERS TODAY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS MAY BE PLAYED IN U.
PHILS, IN FINE SHAPE,
IN ATLANTA TO PLAY
GEORGIA "CRACKERS"
Byrne's Playing at Third
Sensation of Season.
Stock Shows Ability.
Moran's Men (Jomparcd
With Athletics.
Yc8lcrdnya Baseball Itcsutts
New York (limits, 10: Dallas. 0
Yankees, 6: Brooklyn, 2.
Cincinnati, S; Mobile, a
Cleveland, 3; Now qrlcnns, 2.
II row tin, 5; Cardinals, 2.
Mempltla, S; Minneapolis, X
ATLANTA, On.. March K.-Pat MiiiarTa
Phils play Hilly Smith's Ocorffln Crack
ers liero tills afternoon. The party ar
ttvctl .cslerclay and spent the day look
ing over the""Ncw York of the South "
Since tenvltiR St. IVtcrsbtir;? and the
morning workouts, MniuiKcr Moran has
been calling: all the men toKcthcr In his
room for what he cnlln 'niccllnB." and
nt these times he closely analyses the
plajs of tho previous tl.it, pointing out
enors, and In Rcneral pounding Into the
players the necessity of i-aierul observa
tion. Ills doses of this new Phllllfc doc
trine ate not adtnlnlstctcd In susiir-coated
form, and gradually his men are ab
corblng his "pepper."
With thti exception of the catchers the
team U In cool rendition Paakcri Is In
unllorm n',aln. taVtlni? IIKht tirm tic e nnd
Although Itnncrort's fare sllll is givoU'ii he
Is fit. Hums has h bad Unaer and KHIefer'a
rm Is n trlllo vvcnk vet. Consequently Adam
has been doing nil the backstnpplnr
It begins tn look as though the Phillies
drove a Duvld ltarutii with McGrnv HobVn
nrnc Is plnylne third no Impressively that
liObert's nbsctice will not be felt Adnnis is
a star rlcht now, and this assertion Is
tempered ivlth Judgment With nothing else
to consider, that deal with the Glint seems
Food Hut the 1'hlllles have Stork Hnd
Demareo ns well. Tho former 1 show tin
urprlslnit nblllly, and It may be that he will
prove tho solution of the econd-liase problem
True. Moran Inn not tried him there vet
but Slock Is built alone Ideal lines for t'ie
middle sseker. be has a line pilr of bands
and be his hitting low anil bard
Denaree has bten handicapped with u stiff
flnjter. but he Is showing promising form
nevertheless Hut watch Adams. In baseball
parlance, MAflmw pulled a bono bv riot seeing
tbo oung catcher work before Including blm
tn a tridc.
Veterans who witnessed the recent games
between the Phillies and Athletics in .lack
ennvllle aro of the opinion that the National
Leaguers ure far ahead of their American
rival, as far an conditioning of the mpn
hi! early training la concerned Mnnater
Moran's reconstructed Infield dlsplated iror
teamwork and system than that on vvhlih
ronnle Mack Is experimenting Mack hlni
elf ai surprised at whit Moran bid de
veloped, especially around tlm abort-field pi
sltlon, which Is prominent now h nee nan
croft settled there. The playing of Whlited
who up to the visit at Jacksonville had not
hit n ball bejond the Infield, was notevvorthv.
MACKS PLAY JACKSONVILLE
TODAY; ONE SQUAD DEPARTS
cInnis-Kopf Division Meets Charlcs-
ton Team Tomorrow.
fnoif A STvrr eonnrsroNDtsr
IACKSONVILI.I;, Kla March L"i The Ath
letics play the Jacksonville Club here this aft.
ernoon, then the Mclnnla-Kopf contingent
leaves for Charleston, H. C. to meet the outh
Atlantic League Club, of that city. The Darrv
Lajola squad remains for another game here
tomorrow
Tho Athletics spent a quiet dav on F'alm
Nuwlay. A few of the playera. Including Col
nla Mack. Harry Davla tipp, Shavvl'ey u .h
and Joe "hi, spent the entire Ua closing golf
al the Florida Country Club The weather
early this morning was threatening, but by
f,.t,tri, 1, .1... n..,, .....
Larry I-aJolo spent Sundayw(th a narfy''3fi
friends In St. Augustine W .
JACK JOHNSON TO REl'IRE
AFTER FIGHT WITH WILLARD
Will Not Meet Lanpford or McVey.
Goes to Paris.
HAVANA. March S-lnck Johnson's
flfiht with Jes Wlllard will be hl last
In defense of the world's heavy welKltt
cliamplonshlp. The "blc Hmoke an
nounced today that lie would never light
acaln. Ho Is going; to retire without giv
ing Sam Lansfonl or Sam -McVey a bat
tle. The claimants of the championship
will bo permitted to scramble for It with
out any Interference.
A few miles outside of Paris is n little i
fr rm on vv hlcli Johnson has set eyes. He j
will visit It at the end of the war anil
will upend the test of his life there
CV MARSHALL IS TRADED
TO BUFFEDS; PEACE IX LEAf.UE
George Stovall Now Anxious to Re
turn to Kansas City.
t.2tI.n'i',rSJi1K' "h - - When President
James A. Ullmore. of the Federal League, took
train for Chicago yesterday, he stated that
tna club owners had corns to a perfect under
standing and that the Independent circuit
wpuld "Pi with much ceremony and pomp on
JUrry Moran, a promising oung left bander.
Wis sent to Jvewark In trade Tor Cy lliirs.ia'I
who was stnt to Buffalo Pat Powers and '
Harry Sinclair, w.ho signed Ed lluelbacb
tlermany Schaeffer and chic Orandon a i
pitcher, for the Kansas City Club when they
believed that the club was going to .Newark. I
Insisted that these players be transferred tu I
the Indianapolis Club, which they eventually !
rurchased.
Oeorxa stovall Is anxious enough now to re
turn to Kansas Cltyy because It developed at i
h" meeting that the Kansas City, manager I
still retained a blcvtr or inlr tn ,1... .i.,.
Movall rUured that he would get rid or Hit
lock whn the club was transferred to New
ark, but In the end he was forced to keep hla
shares In the club, whlrh he took in part pay
ment when he was apfsilnted manager
Resume Billiard I'lay Today
CHIC ACIO, March M.-PIay will be resumed
this afternoon in the world's champion three
cushion billiard tournament tn decide, aoms
minor tlen, and in the oyenlng John Dalv
nd Georne Moore, both of New York, will
play Tbo loser of this game will play Wil
liam ltuey nf Chicago, tomorrow night On
Wednesday the winnera of tonight and to
morrow night's games will meet, and the
victor will be the worlds champion three
cushion billiard olayer ltuey, Moore and
Dlr were, tied for first place, at the rloia
o, the ttnal scheduled lames. This afternoon
Joseph Capron, or Bt. Paul. I to play Charles
Motfn ot Chicago, the. first game, and Morlri
Md Charlta Kills, of Cleveland, will play the
second gam.
Lower Merion Runners Win
AltDMOHK, Pa.. March -Lower Merlon
lllnh bchool athletes defeated tha track team
l Ilia Ardmora X. It. C. A. In their annual
nisei tn tba M C A gymnasium, js to i'o.
.y winning this meet the Lower Merlon boys
tujlurect tha cup, which had to be won three
tltn to became the properly of either team
Captain Siting led tha Lower Merlon alb.
letra In the scoring. Parker was (he star for
the X 7. A. N
American Horses "Will Be There
Americans owning candidates far the Knx
llsb Drby of WIS, which ihe stewards of
Ksoril Track have decided, with tha approval
of Kins Ueorga 'a " In aplte of the warT
ria August Ilelmont, Loula Wlnana, Oiartaa
Carroll Tboma. y. nyan, Harry Pyn
Whitney and Herman D. Ouryea. ''
NEW CYCLE CIRCUIT
INCLUDES THIS CITY
N. C. A. to Have Seven Cities
in Contest During This Season.
When the Uonril of Control of the Na
tional Uvclliw Association gathcts shortly
to comp.rtp lite professional blc.vcle plans
for the WIS reason the plans lo establish
a circuit comprising seven cities will re
ceive setlous consideration. In fact. Itlcli
n nl P. Kc sey, ctntlriiMn of the N C. A
Boaul of Control, slates that It Is almost
a cfilnliily that seven rltlts will form
the Mi) rip cli cult.
Cities ulileh are rerla'n to be recognlz'!
bv tli,. , t A. are eu nrlc NtWrflU
I'Mlndrlithln Hnstnn ( hi ago and Sal I, K I
lit) une other Houthein iltj la under uin
sldetation lor adml-slon and althnigh Mi.
Kelsey was not Inclined tn tnfniloii Its name.
It Is iindoubteilly llnltimore, for plans luvo
alread) been formulated b evtle pent le In
that rhy to build a big traik for the sumtnrr
raring l'rov lilfini . mm umn mm. hnnU
The lltlg.iton Itiath Motordrome will again
be the scene o' bltvcle races tills vear .
, rhllndelpMhtm vs ill follow Mielr rnvnrlm
cvcllsls nt Point llreere The new tract
being built hv ( hleagn lapltal nl lllverileiv
Park w II eiirniss am In ilie munirv Mr.
! Kelsey believes
'WILLARDNOTTORUSH
JOHNSON; BIG SMOKE
! GRINS; SAYS HE WILL
i
Fight Alphonse-Gaston Af
fair for 15 Rounds Cow
boy Depends on Endur
ance Negro Swears He
Will Score Knockout.
HAVANA, Hatch -The Jess Wlllard- (
Jacl; Johnson light for the hcnv weight i
championship of the world next Monday '
will develop Into an Alphonse-tlns.on af- ,
fair for the Hist 15 tounds, unless John
son shifts from his famous defensive
sl)le of fighting, or can force AVIIlnrd to I
assume the offensive. IStit thero will be
no frame-up. Kcporls that the llgjit was i
fixed wcte denied bv Johnson today. I
"Tho fact that I didn't go to Meslco I
ought lo convince every one that I i
would not he a. party to a frame-up, ' saltl
Johnson. "Had I gone to Mclco I would '
have anlvcd In poor shape and unable i
to mnl.e a good light. Jl.v lack of condi
tion and tho limited lime for training, it
the fight had been pulled olT on the orig
inal date, were the real reasons for my
never going to Mexico. It was not the
fear of being urrcsted. '
Johnson and Wlllard are defensive fighter
They never larrv the battle to theh roe. I'hev
vali for the other lelluvv lo come to them
Then tliev ineet htm aiiu beit bint bark. Never
has either been known to usalt.ne the uggic-i-eive,
at least In the et v lluhilns
Wlllard stated cinphatlcillt iudiv Hint he
vould not rush Johnson
I'll laj lack waiting for him ir It taken 20
rounds to force hint to come to me, ild the
big lonbui "This Isn't any liurrv-up tlgnt,
and my chances will increase with eaih pass
ing round. This (s something or an endurance
contest, and I think that ufter it) rounds or so
Johnson will be winded and worn to u point
where 1 can go In und beat him Into uncon
sciousness "One thing m frtenda can gamble on and
that Is that I won't rush Johni-on not for 15
rounds or so. I'd be n fool to do It. ir I did
Id be plalng right Into Johnson's hands I
know his came, lt'a a waiting one but 1 cjn
outwalt him "
Inhnson. when bo learned o Millard's plan
tn lay bark and wait for him to do the rush
big grinned.
"That's a good resolution or Wlllard's. hut I
believe that Wlllard will ao some rushing
much earlier than the IStli or 20th round," he
suld "Yuu know there's tricks In all trades,
and In this ring trade there's a trick hv which
ou can forte the other lellow to rush von
whenever vou want to. If Wlllard doesn t vni-
Kur.tarllv rush me as soon as 1 want and as
ntten as J like. wh I II just have to wo k
tu&t little trlek of mine and get him to rush
ing and rushing fast. too. Jeffries wan t
going to rush me, vou know Jle was going to
mm It back until 1 rushed him Hut Jim did the
rushing and be started earls, too. '
How do )ou expect to win?"
"With a knockout There's two punches
that I ve got that usually bring home the
bacon when they land Wlllard Is going to
j,et one or ine ctner .viayrte i it glie hlni
J"' f i a JKIII I
One punch Is tho
uotn wr a gniu ineaaure una pi
right to the solar plexus. That s a bad one
when It lands The other punch Is a killer
It's a right uppereut. delivered when the
other fellow cornea In for a clinch 1 erpect
v.lllard to do eome clinching quite a lot of
It. And whn lie atartB In for a clinch nu
Just watib this right paw of mine'
Wlllard It also confidint of n inning via the
knockout route
"My liest uuncli Is a right In the Jaw he
said ' Having the advantage nf six Inches in
height will enable m- to shoot that punch
home whsn I hue reduced Johnson to a
groggy point with left Jabs. 1 hat s nn system
left Jab the other fellow until he's In had
shape and then shoot lilm the haymaker"
Both fighters were out early today for rosd
work, after which thev went through sparring
work vtlth their partners. Each fighter Is
with n 10 pounds of the welehr ho tclll n,..
the ring. '
That Johnson will enter the ring not over a
J 10 5 favorlta wsa predicted by Wlllard a
followers today, netting so far has been
rather- light, with Johnson the favorite at ,'f
and J to 1
Wlllard Is regarded as practically tit now
Johnson Is hardening up rapidly Some ex
perts aver the big smoke Is now In shape tn
aland i'O rounds, but will require more hard
wotlc to Insure success over the -roiind
BREACH IN COLLEGE
SWIMMERS' CIRCUIT
Princeton Threatens to With
draw Because of Yale's Ac
tion On Penn Protest.
Unless there Is a change In the way
they do things In the Intercollegiate
Swimming Association 1'rlnceton threatens
to withdraw at the close of the present
season. This Is the substance of a stnte
ment by Donald O. Herring, one of
Princeton's graduate athletic authorities
in reviewing the recent meeting of the
association, when Pennsylvania's protest
of the Columbia meet was disallowed
L, ,r.' J""1" virtually charges that Yale
I declined to vol on the question on lta
i tnerlla. but that the Kll'a votict against Penn"
i sylvanla because to have sustained Pennsvl.
vanla'a protest would have given tha Quakers
the championship outright. Yala was not in
any way concerned with the dispute, but Mr
Herring accuse the Yale men with aiding will.
Columbia perause , do , mado he chamBlo'n;
bhlp flgbt a. tie and tva them another chance
for the title, , In support of hla charge of bad
faith on Yale a part. Mr Herring says In rh
Trlnceton Alumni Weekly """" ?" m ,h
"Apparently the last thing to occur lo any
, ona present wa to deride tha question on Its
merits. "l only was this protest not acted
upon at this matting, but Yala gave nottca
that ahe would nrotast the result nf th i,.nn
svivanta-Prlncrton meet If Pennsylvania vyon.
on tha ground that It was held after Ihe Inter
collegiate meet for the. Individual champion,
shin."
Herring lava the Warns for this unsports
manlike conduct UPonathe faot that Ihe awlm
mine .assMlailoA la managed by undergrade.
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THOMAS FIGHTS WHITE
AT OLYMPIA TONIGHT
Local Boxer Sure He Can Stop
Chicagoan Hopes to Battle
Fred Welsh.
Charles ( "Kirl") Thomas, Philadelphia's
toughest lighter, announced this morn
ing he was in splendid shape for his
match with Cnnrley While, of Chicago,
at tho Ol.vmpla A. A tonight. The local
entiy believes he will not only be on his
feet when the final gong sounds, but that
lie will rttutn n vl, lor over tile Windy
Cttv aspiiant for l"ied Welsh's title.
Tills will be Thomas' Hist re.il test In
combat with n topitotcher since reluming
fiom Paris two years ago, when ho won
the Uuroncan featherweight clinmploni
alilp. Since then the Kid lias Increased
in poundage and he Is of the opinion that
he can bilng the lightweight laurels to
Philadelphia if he has a chanco ngalnst
Welsh In u championship battle.
A vtctnrv for Philadelphia Charlev over
Chleagi Charley who scored n one. round
knockout over Ham Rohldcau. conceded to be
the kingpin loial contender for the '.T.1
pound title, will mean much for Thomas. He
will bo hi a no.ltiou to claim tn be the leid
lug local aspirant for the lightweight cham
plnmhli .
Thomas Is a nstlriim.ni of the fighter tvpr
Tin has ntver had an opportunity to display
his real mettle as a list fllnger In this cltv be
cause of the limited six-round bouts. In a
contest of longer duration Charley should
show much better form, as he really only geta
warmed up tovvnrd the close of a bout of half
a dozen sessions.
The local lighter's manager. Tred Seara. Is
now endeavoring to match Thomas with either
llattllng Nelson or ) red Welsh In
hour itl Havana. If he Hiicceeds
the bout Thomas la confident he will stop hla
man before the end of the frav
Tuxedo Bowlers Win Two (James
names rolled In the Home league on West
Philadelphia alleys, resulted In Tuxodo taking
nt nn mau Fa-Am 111 tvinn nnr4 PpndlAn si llitilnn
i mi ,niiii.a nuin a. i b aim i ldiuii n iiiuiiii)
two games from Mutual Andy (ounell w.m
iNKit jii' ii , luitu nivi v, .,1 in. iiit,in iiii
plna and high single game of 21.",, with Morgan
a f;ood second with id Woodward, Hcim.
Co 1 Moorp Fludlev nillott and C Moore,
each tolled one or mote double centuries
BOMBARDIER WELLS
FIGHTS FRANK MORAN
London Ring Lovers Play a
Joke On Themselves Local
Fight Notes. "
Frank Moran, Pittsburgh hcav.v vvelglit,
who has been staying abioad for more
than it year, will appear tonight In a
if)-round bout with Bombardier Wells.
English hravywe.ght champion, nt the
National Sporting Club of London The
match was finally clinched after much
wrangling.
According to reports from deah ol' l.unnon,
Moran hopes to acore a knockout over the
Hngllah tltleholder. It will be the American's
llrst Important fight since his -0-round set-to
wltn Champion Jack Johnson at I 'aria last
season.
The semifinal tn the While-Thomas battle
at the Olympla tonight will be between Sailor
Charley Grande, of Vallejo, Cal and Knock
out Harry ILaker, of Wilmington. In tha
othei bouts Krankle White and Harry Sulli
van, two Houthwark boys, clash, Johnny
I'laxzl tarkles Ty Cobb and Henry lllnckle
opens Ihe show with Jimmy Fitzgerald
Marcus Williams this morning announced a
big advance sale for the Leo Houck-K. O
naker bout al the Falrmount A. C tomorrow
night
The nroada A c will be dark Thursday
night. Promoter Muggy Taylor haa decided
to hold his next show April 8. This will be
tha first time In years the ISIb street and
'Washington avenue arena will not have Its
doors open
hll Williams will show hero again next
Monday night, lie will meet Louisiana In the
star bout at the Olympla A. A. Young Ful
ton, of N'ew York, may box at the same show
In a bout with Johnny Mayo.
Jatk Dillon and Fighting BUI Murray will
miet In a 10-round bout at Hudson, Vh
Friday night.
A Br,nniji.ker. who met Kddle Mclndrewa
at the Olympla A. A. here several months
ago, w'll box Jimmy Harry at Brooklyn thla
a'lerncon. Schumacker la anxious c, show
hla wans In tbla city again,
' After 13-round victories over Andy Corlei
and Tommy (.owe, Danny Ferguson, of Mana.
junk, wants to show against Jimmy Murphy.
Williams Wins Another Title
HOSTON, March 29 Hlchard Norrls Wll
llama, 2d. of Philadelphia, the national cham.
flon. won the Indoor tennis singles title on
he covered courts of the Longwood Cricket
Club, defeating Harry ('. Johnson, of tbls
city, tn straight sets In the final round, 8-1,
U-2. 8-0. '
MOVIES - THIS ALL HAPPENED, LOUIE, BEFORE
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ARTIST'S GLANCE OVER THE FIELD OF SPORTS
"Billj" Sunday and Kilbanc
"Hillv ' Sundav Is not noticeably touch)
on the money question, ns n tulc, but
erilicistn sometimes stirs up a little argu
ment, out in Indiana cstcrdn.v, while
being interviewed, he said:
" 'Johnny' Kilbanc and somebody else
go in and light for IS minutes In a prlzo
ring nt &r,00 a hide. That's $305 B0 a min
ute for each prl.o lighter for the tlmo he
puts in.
"Wcie 1 paid for the time I put in on
the platform lighting the devil at the
late lhe.su inoii ale lor lighting each
othei ni) campaign in Philadelphia would
have brought me Jl.OOO.OOU "
We had not llguied out the cact dif
ference In remuucinlltm between lighting
Hie devil nild lighting "Kid" Williams,
hut 'acli has Its rewaid.
The Basketball Squabble
Kasketbal! fans are not at all Interested
In the ticket vvranple between the Heading and
Camden tcann,. What they want and expect
Ih a good, clean game, to bo played nccorulng
lo announcement. Many lovers of tbo sport
(thosu unfortunate enough not to see tho abate
ment of the cancellation of tho game, pub
lished exclusively In the Emvivii Lmmi n SU
urday afternoon) made a useless trip to tba
hall. It vvas suld the Camden team bad
sole chargo of the tickets and that tho Heading
players and tbo hundreds of Heading fans pre
pared to coma hero for tho game were un-
n 20-round j fatrlv- treated, hv that as It may, the Uast
In getttiu , oni I.eaguo officials arc to blamo for not ar
ranging mature ao the public la fairly treated.
Forecasts are plentiful that Frank
Baker will come hack, ropslbly so. In
such case all tho mourning occasioned
hv tho picscnt situation will be turned
Into lejoicing, and, Incidentally, Into gate
lecelpts at Shibe Park. Baseball Is a
business.
I'lirrc la a conspicuous absence this spring
or predictions that tho Athletics will win tho
pennant this year and the pro-season guesses
as tn wlicthe' Header or Plank would pitch the
opener. Naturally. Kddle Collins is gone
lrai.lt Ilaker Is gone. 'Ilin latter would come
back, tut he hates tn work no a-wheelbarrow
wage when stara of lesser magnitude are
drawing automobile salaries.
Jimmy Fryer should be Immensely
tickled to think he held Battling Nelson
to a draw In 20 rounds. It Is trtio the
Battler Is far from being the great Dane
of a few years back, hut, nevertheless, lie
is still Btrong, and only a week ago
knocked out an Indianapolis opponent.
Charley Ebbels, president of the Dodgers Is
back In ihooklyn after his visit to Hoblnson'a
cttpp In the South, but ao far baa been un
atle lo arrange ror moro than eight opening
days and "Khbets day" celebrations. Charley
la slipping faM.
LOCAL OARSMEN MAKE
READY FOR BIG RACES
Schuylkill Navy Regatta June
19 Is One of the Attractive
Affairs.
Many oarsmen of the Schuylkill Navy,
nnd also members of the Falrmount Bow
ing Association, which Is u separate club
from the local rowing organization, have
begun preliminary training for the sea
ton, which will begin with tha American
Kegatta on Iay 22. f
The preliminary work has so far consisted
of practice on the Indoor rowlnr machines,
with an occasional venture out on the achujl.
kill Btver when the weather permitted, and aa
a result arloua 'veteran club members have In
dulged In their favorite sport
Aa la customary, many of the clubhouses
along lloathouss Row In Falrmount Park have
undergone renovations and linpiovements. bev.
eral have added new slips while equipment
has been secured such as new shells, oars, etc
All the clubs have had their membership en
hanced by the addition of new members, many
of whom Intend to try for seats in the Junior
crewa which will be organised to compete In
tho annual Bchuvlklll Navy regatta, which will
take place Saturday. June 10. In the novice
races. In (lis. centipedes, eights, etc.
Several of tna clubs. In order to atrenghten
their chancea of winning races, have secured
tha services of coaches, who will take aome of
tbe work off the. shoulders of tba Racing Com
mittee while otbera are considering Hie selec
tion of Instructors.
Other Sports on Pages 13 and 14
TENPIN TOURNAMENTS
SOON TO BE DECIDED
A Number of Leagues Have Al
ready Completed Their Sea
son's Work.
Tlio various flvc-man bowling competi
tions which hn; been In progress during
the winter between rcptesentatlve teams
of business, commercial and other estab
lishments, are rnpldlv drawing to a close.
In several the chnmplons are In doubt.
Tho Casino Club Sections A. T1 and C series
bavi, ended, nnd three-man tourneys arc now
giving the bowlers a ihance to show their
skill hi knocking down the plus, Tho Aitlsan
League will end In two weeks Northwestern
Is lending Section A competition, two games
nliMad o tiideidovvn. Spartan Is ahead hi
rctlon II nnd appears tn have first plaio
secured In thc"ltug League. Philadelphia
Wholesale Drug team holds llrst plnce hav
ing won It) games und lest it games less than
II, K, Muiford Company with It also has won
40 games. This week will end the Insurance
Liacuc Mather & Co has at last shaken
off Aetna Tho Straw bridge & Clothier League
erics will also conclude next Thursday.
Clothing squad has a ante lead. In the tourna
ment not only the strongest, but also tho
poorest share In the prize distribution
Ilowhrs nro awaiting the announcement or
the entries In the ninth nnnual chainplonhlps
of the National Association, which will begin
net Saturday night hi New York Thirteen
live-man teams and a corresponding number
of twn-iran teams and individuals hnvc en
tered from this city. Most of them will bowl
between April 0 and 12. Thu five-man teams
will roll first In tho evening of tho day thev
an scheduled, and the next day they will
contest In two-man and single games.
Tim I'lty Association of tho Atlantic Coist
Ttovvllng Association, will bold Us second
mnntblv meeting tonight In tho illnghnm Hotel
This Is the organization recently formi d
which. In addition to tho tenpln matches, will
also control candle and duckplns. The first
tourrcv will b held In Boston beginning
April 20 Tho local association contemplates
holding a cltv championship series. About
TO members Joined at the organization meeting
a month ago.
Ellis Defeats Capron
CHICAGO, Marrh 21) In the late game for
the world's three-cusblon billiard champion
ship. Charles illlls. of Cleveland, defeated
Joseph Capron. nf St. Paul. 60 lo -IB, In (17
Innings, Hills' high run was 8 and Capron's, ,
WORLD'S GOLF TITLE
MAY BE PLAYED HERE
If Ray, Duncan and Other Pro
fessionals Follow Vardon
Test Sure to Be in U. S.
Indications point to Harry Vardon's re
turn to American shores and links at a
time not far distant for what should
prove to be his supremo effort to wrest
from the liomebreds the open champion
ship of all America.
It may be noted that for the last four
ears tho title of open champion has
fallen to one who was born on native
soil. J. J. McDermott In 1011 and 18t3
made himself famous In this way. Fran
els Oulinet topped all past performances
of any land or cllmo In 1913, and last year
Walter Hasen kept the title from falling
Into the hands of those whose veins aie
tilled with what w,o consider more "golfing
blood." From the play down South so far
this year It Is correct to say Hint the
liomebreds have set the paco and it la
they who will make the haidest fight,
perhaps, for the topnotcli honor.
To Arrange Tennis Tourney
IICBAN CITV. March 2O.-3-p.omas SI Scott,
chairman of the Ocean City Yacht Club's Ten
nla Committee, has called a meeting of tho
11 embers ot the committee for tomorrow after
noon at hla office In Philadelphia, to arrange
for the Kouth Jersey tennlu championship,
which opena on the yacht club's grounds Sat
urday, August 21.
Tho committee worked hard to obtain this
event for the club this year. It having been
run oft In.
llll tiiy iwr tu ,
city for IS years by Harvey y.
Lake, and the members
determined to
maka It a big success,
take a KODAK yguH
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1 OTriEISGUVS.WORK.
COOK RETAINS PLACE
IN BOWLING MATCHES
Philadelphia Expert Is Second
to Pierce, of Pueblo, in
American Tourney.
PHOBIA, 111., March S9.-Kcw changes
were made in tho standings of tho Ameri
can Bowling Congress tournament. In
tho singles 15G howlers took a turn nt
tho alleys, but few l oiled abovo the GOO
mark. W. H. Pierce, of Pueblo, still
tops the list with 711.
The Barry Kettclcis, of Chicago, lead In
tho five-men event with 2P07. I.ato Sat
urday night the New Havens, of New
Haven, rolled into second plnce with iS9:.
At. K. Kaetz, of Chicago, still lends In tho
all-ovents. Tho standing of tho live high
est follow.
SINGI.CS.
w. II. 1'lerce, Pueblo. Col
Walter Cook, Philadelphia
II. llrntlnhn, Chicago
7 II Matnple. St. Paul
P. Wilson, Chicago
DOUBLIIS.
Allen nnd Allen. Detroit
Ivellev and Tnemmel, Chicago .. .
''srtlcy and Llndsey, New Haven .
Felsenthnl nnd Williams, Chicago..
Kurlcnian and Urinkman, Cincinnati
nvij :irn.v.
Barry Kcllciers, Chicago'
New Haven, New Haven
LleNr's Gold Medals, Indianapolis..
Ilitcktalls. South Ilend, Ind. ..
fitorz, Oimha
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To Decide Soccer Championship
The extra game nccesarv to decide the
championship of tho Allied League Third
Division, between Veteran A A and Edge
moor, will be played next Saturday at 10th
and Market streets. Marcus Hook, Pa Thesn
teams each played It games In tho Third
DlvUlon during the season, and each team
won 11 gan)es, lost 2 and drew 1
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owealargcpartofthc success
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FOR BALL TEAM; BEST
PROSPECTS IN YEAH!
Only Four Places t J
Pilled-PitchingataS
Promises to Be Best J
East-Last Year's ig!
j-iuiu intact.
Next to Yale the university hieViP
k,n. ,tnfc uusrua i nrnnnnfta i .. -m
Id fnl-,All
.. --.I in in r.-ni
. U.,,C-... L ,. -. .. ... ,
Nnt ntil, j- .. -a
have back a majority of Inst ...... t5SI
which, will, the possible exceptlol
Pennsylvania, was the best thsn u-M
Kast, but they have a squad of lMiJ!
from winch lo llll four acanclca. rhfil
breakB all records for tho size of itiM
ball squad nnd explains the tinlfod?!
What makes Cornell's prospect?!
bright is tho fncuhat file tthacani SH
nil four members of last ycar., jjJJ
pitching start fin hand ,,,d lt ,So
bo said that two ot these men. Kmj'3
nnd nuseell, were topnotchers. HsWijj
In nartlctilar. next In s.v,. ... )V
- " vc lentuia
vniitn, was tindoubtedlv th h.. .u..t
In the Kast. On the two occasions thJA
these two men met last year each wail
n game. But. with Sayre out of ihT
competition. Hoegnn nromlsea tn k. uri
best collego twlrler In tho country Ijl
nddltlon to Russell, he will have .t..-J
did support ft oni Bryant and JohmOn, A
The entire Infield Is Intact This Intimtiil
Keating at urei nase, uonnvan at aeconi Bn',
at short and Adair at third Th littVrfirtKl
now nn probation nn account ot an f old YB
dltlon. hut It Is nlmost ccrtahv that ni fl
iviiiutu iiirt miiu ei'uii ue uacn in UIO ftm tm
The outileld sutTers the heaviest W'fjl
hero all three regulars are enne. ts. .'.:"
Otossman. Halstead nnd naughsr. All bit.'
n.u..... ..u,iiu .no i,d. clinics, ins tsn.
lar catcher, has graduated. It Is never vm
riirflxnlr nil ih. nntn.i.i . ii.."!!".?1'.
nltlons nro sure to bo well eared for
bind the bat Doctor Sharpo will rrobablr
his faith on Clary, who was the freft
catcher last )ear.
TIPS FROM THE BASEBALL
TICKER IN SPRING CAJIFS
Pirate Recruit Makes Good; JennirigsV
x iccucjia in x uui otiupc.
Larry I-Jeune, ono nf tho heaviest mlaer
league hitters, who Is having his second trill
in tli" majors this spring, Is making joM vim
t lift Pirates Lelellne has nlrked nn trim...
full) In his fielding. f
Mcuraw believes that )0ung ralerrno. ttis
Cuban twlrler will make n name for hlm,;f
In major league hurling within two vests. El
Ing overstocked with athletes now, John Is .'!
.Inn, n.ltiH ... Ig.ni , I, n ,mina,.v a,,, .,., !M
,....u.i,,n ... .".. .",v ,v"'b,l" WU. dltUltSIB
Intends to rorill him at the end of tho aeason.3
Reh Russell was in nil his glory In Us Coxa
game csicruay. tiesiacs naming ins Aloaeus
iceos, no pummeicn me uau tor a single, 00UC1I
nnd homer. He struck out eight and illovn
two hits.
Hill Carrlgan nf the Red Kox avers that Hi
only worries this spring are confined to 3m'
Wood nnd V'ean Gregg, If this pair com
through, Carrlgan believes thero will benoUiHiz:
tn keen Ills ruio from making a runaway ttctl
of It this summer.
iiuguey acnnings is unvoting muen or nua
limn to )oung tlnehler. .Icnnlngs believes thitf
vvicn cuiuri'i iiu iii i'iuiu h ,, uriuce,r. ins
Tlcer leader has the vottngster Dltehlnr it
objects overy da. At present none ot Jen-
nings' pitcners nre in snape. too netrciu
havo drawn a bad assortment of weather for
training.
All tha catchers threatened to strike whtn
Bob tVray. 7 feet i" Inches high, reported at St
the training f imp nf the Port Smith Club,,oC '
the vvc&tcru Association ana u was annooncrit
that he was to be tried nut at a pitcher. If
lie makes good, lt Is snld. lis will b Ihs
largest pitcher In organized baseball. Wnr
has been working In a hardware slots it
Lcnapah, Okla.
Five Tennis Tourneys at Seaside
iV.ll.AO i. ICj ill, .1, J, .iBrtii w r,,s
tennis tournaments will bo conducted this iesl
i.nn hv the Atlantic Cltv Yacht Club. Thel
featuro event will be the Atlantic Cltv ebin.I
i.uiilnB In n.ii.r Lhlnli nra raviilarltf iuni-S
IHIIID,,,,- ni fiH.Hi.i ,. ,..b. h.u OJ , J '
tlOUCa uy Cliu uiiibcu muiu ..aiiwiia, iai-11
Tennis Association. Tho club handicap In tbe
mhldle or weptemoer enas tno scneaiue.
rrhn p,cinrl wilt also send a. tares renresenti'
Hon to compete In tho championships of Booth
Jersey at Ocean City In July. The echeauls
follows June 18 to SO. July 23 to 31. Amort
IS to :it. September 3 to 11, September 9
The' schedule Includes singles and double;'
for both women and men, an well as rnuel
doubles.
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Rm .
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Jtnssell
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Bsjers
Scrlppa-Boota
Seagrasa
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Stssros
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Veils
Wcstcota
Wleblla
Win tea
Zimmerman
Indiana
Jactuea
J entry
Lyons-Atlas
Lancia
Lambert
Mcyarlaa
Mclatfre
Marlon
Martin
Meteor
Mats
Mitchell
Molina
Monarch
Monro
Msrmon
Jonee
Xaos
Kflt
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