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EVENING EEDGER PHILADELPHIA', TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1915;
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RICE COMMENTS ON THE ATHLETIC WORLD LATEST NEWS FROM THE BOWLING ALLEYS
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CROSS-COUNTRY EVENT
DATED FOR CATHOLIC
RUNNERS ON DEC. 18
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Victory of Joo Schwartz in
Senior Hill and Dale Race
Vindication of
1914
OTHER TRACK COMMENT
Catholic Young Men's Archdlosecan
Vnton official-) have announced nn open
htndlcap 3'J-mlle cross-country rnce. De
cember If. ocr the I-'nlrmoiint 1'nik
course, stnrtlns from the XnIcr Athletic
f'dub hcailqiinrters
8 The race Is open to all members of the
' nthollo clubs of the- city, titiri blanks
mi be hail at the C. Y. M. A. U. ortlco.
T,e vUtoiv of .loo Helium U. of the
ilwcury A f . I" ll' tcccnt senior cross
country clinmplouslilp inco was n Mnitl
tutlon of Inst ven s performance. I.nst
:,.r Schwartz wn.i one of a iiroup that
Vtai ntrn "hlle lemlliiK the puck ilttr
ln the runnliiK of the championship.
Thls enr Srhwnrtz familiarized himself
llh the couise and set the pace most
..of the n
Ul IMblnovi Itz, of the Hoys' flub of
, ih( Church 'ltil. with another cur'i
fxperlfiice, will have to be considered
' monff championship poshIIiIIIUcs. Ho
made HehwnrU run his hardest. .Schwartz
A,iy celled up ii !3-ard lead at tlio
fiul The vetcrnn. Stanley Itoot, was
' third , ,
Mcrcurj A '" nmiiers upset calcula
''llons l earrMnir off the team trophy
. on0 of the closest contests of the whole.
vw Hut four points separated the first
three
f . . .
Old Home WeeK nt the Clerinniitfmn rtoV
n ? " , Wr sun cs Tli" nthli-tlr nssocU
t pronto.! to .i oonsl.lcr.ildc extent, ns tlio
Hits were lilRli ...
Urnlo HJertlifrg llio HneJisli ntlilcllc orni-li,
known trnm one en-l of Amcrlcn to the otlii r.
! riPKlM to visit this country III a fen
nontha. HJertherK has written a friend, nn
rTounclnir omc Intercstlnc plans Among otlier
IhlnsJ. the Sue lldi truck exmrt proposes to
tiki an American tuiiil of athlelcs on a
orW tour. ...
. Tlie Metropolitan . V. I'. tirrl'len must
tike some n, tlon. n tlio ilonnii.ln for t lio re-
f natal of Hi" up-mte ofrirlal nlio IlKUred
prominently In tho Klvlat-Hmlth caso are
Itcrcanlnff. ...
Mel gherpird, coach of tlio ffith IteKlinent
thlatcH. liopes to hnto his proteues on eilitn
for the Raines next Tliursilny. Mieirmr 1 onlv
ncently asumeil rlnrKo of tho athletes ut
the Cith. and would llko to start oft with u
victory. . . .
According to Olinlrniiin J J. MarOounn, of
the itlllroi.0 A. A. Howard 1'. Drew, tlio
ipnsatlonal colored sprinter, will bo on niuul
for the nnnnal Ktimos to ho held January 'M
at MaJlaon Snunro Harden. Nc ork city.
...
IVora those In cloje tourh Ith the llouMIni;
e It la learned the rturccs are unfounded
against UeorKO (loutdliiK, tho world s cham
pion pedestrian.
In a letter to a friend In this clt, Howard
P, Drew, tho sprinter, writes 'M nthletlc
'enthusiasm has returned and I am training
like a Rood fellow for futuro contests 1 lmo
tn irultilni; numo time and am moving iUoiib
In flno shale. '
aHOPPE'S high run
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BEATS KOJI YAMADA
Billiard Champion Gives Great
Exhibition of Skill at
Allinger's
' By maltlne n spectacular run of 121,
Willie Hoppe, champion, won fiom Kojl
Tamada, tho Japanese titlcholder, bc-
f fore a blij crowd nt Allinger's Academy
last nlsht The ultimate count was 400
to IB. at IS 2 balk line. The match was
, an exhibition affair.
When Hoppe clipped oft his 100th shot
. in tho 11th InnhiK n, thrill of applause.
1 ran throuRh tho onlookers, but tho
world's champion never paused. Calm
as a Quaker, he nursed tho ballH In nnd
out at tho bottom rail until he had Katli
rtd 1S1.
With every ono pulling for Hoppe to
core MO, while he was making his lS3d
stroke the tlrst object ball kissed oft the
cub ball, but as tho barest shove hail
been given tho cue tho ball traveled
true, and then thero was considerable
clapping and btnmplng. lloppo kept
right on going. All tho time ho had the
balls down nt tho lower rail. Hero ho
kept them going In and out with clock-
. like precision. On his lS'Jth attempt, how
ever, they again became scattered.
When he turned his 200th shot. Impetus
ias given to the feat by him pulling
a hard cross-fire bank shot. After mak
o Ins all these brilliant shots Hnppo slipped
up on a comparatively easy shot off tho
rail, on his SJlst stioke This was nls
high run of the game
, Yamada's best effort netted him 81. i'he
Japanese dlsplajed wonderful form, but
h could not como up to the standatd
t by his opponent.
Charles McCourt, of Pittsburgh, leader
In the State Three-cushion Billiard
Leasue, win tonight play John Dankel-
mn, the local representative, at the Ito-
Itnt Academy, 1203 Market street. This
J ill be the tlrst league game played n
j this city tor three weeks, as DankelnTan
J has been making a tour of the league's
circuit, Uankelman Is now tie for eighth
place with Capron, of Chicago, and Ileal,
, of Toledo
' Hoppo and Yamada will play exhibition
limes atraln this afternoon and this eve-
' nlag.
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"f AMZI F.5HWORM.THE ONEONTA f WMWWrmS IToUGHTTOBEABCTrElC U U -V
J OIANT,WILU WRC5TUE WITH fZ I THAr'iHUTMML BOUT THAN TUG OATMEAL'S f I OCHT RECALL 7 Ll
j TWO 3AVACE. WHITEMICE. J .1 AMOTE OF IT AT t SCRAP WITH THE SERBIAN i k I THIS FISHWORM CHAP A Vou MISCRABL.E v
" mu-jl "-eIl " CwrV. Mil. tf KV I.W rA T "" "
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HOWLIXG RESULTS
Haverford, Royal Arcanum Leader,
Gains on Philadelphia No. 1, tho
Runner-up
.-l,n i ",0 .Pal Arcanum league matrVs
ff,"rJn.nJhft. ''nslno ?n. ,a't night Haver'
rord. Oermantonn and Iennslvanli won two
?,'iM i ,,l.rfl fa" 'rom Phlladelphli, No I,
PhUadelphH. No 2, and Vct l'hllndelphls,
rcapocmcly. .Scores
1'iituv. no. i. nwr.nrouD.
fmltli. . ir, 147 la jiupj.... jj; i;i i-,
I'enchyrd. 121 1U7 112 Hacker . r.0 ITU 1TI
itoedei ., us ni m itp.i. .. ns m n0
Lewis.... -Mi ins 11T Hellof . 177 170 Its
, . Hindlcap. 21 21 21
Totals... B.S ,"71 fsn -
. . Totals 17 0 0I
T'MHjA. NO. 2. lir.HMA.NTOWN.
flarton... Its IX 1TI I.CRK .... IW 174 14S
Beott . Ill 12:1 m Utile .. 174 lit 1,11
i:ans .. 1.1(1 114 171 droome... 107 111 1lii
llleerkner 141 117 1M Wall ... 141 11,1 14J
llnndlcap. 2 2 2 .
Totals STS r,w RCO
Totals.. SI J f.JP T.62
, i'i.,ati,vAiiA v. i'iiii,Aiiia,i'iii
Mellrlle. 1',1 ISS 1ST II. t-lmer 1CU 14s rrt
PlI, nU Will t.l I'.l tMl.l.AH ,,- II, 1111
n,i
I'lnkerton si 111 12-1 Illlnd . vi 111
llirker.. nil 112 l.'t Wilson... Hai l.vi
ltlekle . lis lilt no t:nns. . 170 ll'l
Handicap. II 14 2S tiormer . ...
in
n i
Totals . f,13 72s" 70", Totals . 72l 714 CO'i
The "I'lillnilelphla Mide" Hardware l.eaun
lolled their srheduled ' Christmas eo" matches
last night nn Culno alios. llntrrpMse ilr
leated Miller t.ock three games, whllo fnyitte
II. l'litnili downed North two out of three
llelthelmer, nf enterprise, registered COl for
Ids three games. Scores:
NtiltTII . . PAVnTTU ll I'M Mil
fnldlnl
II,-. 12U 1U Knist... Ill 111 1J
liri ... . KoiUrherg vsl 12.1 nil
121 l.'l ll'l l'oeht ... tl 111 US
12'l 111 . llogl.'flll 1U2 122 lis
171 142 llill Minders . llll Ml 1 '
... l.M 14-i Handicap l'j jo ii
. 1U2
- - Tiitn!. . r.ln l.s'i .is.
lgpy .
'.w kkc r
llnilit
W elr
Snider...
rismnii..
Totals . nil II.V, .'H
rorgu'snn.'uu n.l ll'l lirlprs..!
i, ...,. in, ii t i,..-...
I'.NTIlllPItlrti: . Mlt.l.Ult IJfK
tst I
, I, 11 I, ,,' II. ., HT-IKI(t
iihllg ... 1 II 1 II 1 it Horrmnn
Skirt.. . lis in IP2 Hrtntz
ltnllh',,1Pl ill J till 1IIS I'nllnt,
llll
1 II III 1M
. 121 II" lli
. llll llll llll
. 40 111
l Clillds MM Hdcp.
Totals . 7IKI 7411 us 'Points. 022 711 II"
Tho AuiTli'nn Ire l,aguo mat, hrs rotle 1 on
tho Terminal allovs rrsultnl In Station No I
wlnnlm; thnn games from .station No. s, Main
orflco ilofentlnc Station No '.i In nil Ihron
K'ltnes while Mtimifaclurlni; ilowntd Stores In
two matches Scores
STATIOX I STATION S
I.onni- ... lal 12s '2 Itiirns ... 121 in,
102
'.iinnbFtl 1i"l lli'i I.Vi Itenshcr. Ill 1.-, 1 I
T. liiiily 11,1 US l.lli McCnnn.. lis 1.KI .-.
1'iillalnn I.-..1 1,12 1.17 Lynch .. 1U2 117 II"
Wdwanl 1IU in 111 urk .... 1.12 U". 127
Totnln iiTil II7H Oil
.main- nrrict:.
Armstr'g. l.M SI 127
HUli . ...i.'tn lid lr.'l
M'l'and's H7 111 121
l.cnls ... 1.11 17'1 121
(1. N.IRlO 1IH 12U IWl
Tot Us. "027 "iwii uSs
MAMiPAI'TritlNII
.lerferson I2.S 122 nn
I'rum.iii lai 12,1 Ill
J -it nun .. tin nil 1.12
Wrlcll ... 112 11 HI
i-ommers. 122 P7 10.'
Totals. "Est .71 Tvs
Totals . r,'i7
.STATION
Miller ... 117
l.owrey . h
Itronn ,. H."
llourc's.. ins
(.'r.maton. ini
1,21
Ml
12.1
13 i s-T
I1.T lOil
1.111 III
111-. llll
Totals, n-,., 01,.
STATION It.
I.indy .. HHi irn
KeniliiR . 107 71
IS'I
i,i
lis
Sohm . . H7
Mllklnn 1H2
f'rowhy . 12S
It. Narlo
ins
112
II,
lo.'I
110
Totals.
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NORTHEAST SOCCER
TEAM PLAYS CENTRAL
Championship Match Is Sched
uled at Houston Field Today
Episcopal Has Game
Todny's Scholastic Schedule
MH'CI'It
orllirnst is. Central IIIkIi, nt HoiKtou
I'leld, 29lh nnd Somrrxet streets (IllterM liol
nHtk Soeier lieneue Kniue).
J'IiIhi sipul .iadein s. tlielntit Jlllt
Aiiidriii, nt "-t. Martin'".
It IMUvTUAM,
Mist l'lilladelplila IIIkIi ts. Trndes Sdiool.
at Al est riilladelphla lliitli Kyiiinnsluin.
A chauiplnnshiii soccer match between
Northeast IIIkIi School and Central IlljJh
School will bo held on Houston I'leld
this afternoon. Tho two sriuads ato mem
Ueia of tho Intcrscliolnstic r-'occcr I.cngui!.
I'plscopal Academy and Chestnut I llll
Academy will play soccer nt St. Martin's.
In basketball, West Philadelphia Hlsh
School will oppose Trades School at tlio
Spcedboys' quarters.
SYHACUSE AGAIN WINS
New Yorkers Defeat Occidental Col
lege, 3G to 0
LOS AN'OKLCS, Cal . Deo 7. The
football team of Syracuse University
closed Its tour of tho West ".esterdny
when it dcfc.ttcd the eleven of Occidental
I'olleRe by a score of 33 to 0. Tho Cali
fornia men were much llRhter than their
Kustcru opponents, and could offer only
feeble reslstauco to tho attack that was
hurled against them. Only onco was the
Syraciibo jjoal line in dnnuer.
In tho last quarter Occidental, In a aln
attempt to score, carried tho ball to the
Syracuso 1-yaid line, but then the Orance
team cot toncther for a perfect defenso
and the ball went to the men from the
Salt City on downs. Syracuso punted out
of danger on tho next play.
One of the thrilling Incidents of the
game was n run nearly the length of tho
Held by Slater, tho left halfback on tho
Syracuso eleven. Ono accident marred tho
play. Captain McClung having his right
leg broken when he was tackled hard by
Slater.
WRESTLING MATCH IS DRAW
Ivan Linow Fails to Throw George
Bothner
NEW YORK. Dec. T-Ivnn l.inow. the
giant Cossack, has again failed to down
Ueorgo Hotlmer, former lightweight
champion catch-as-catch-can wrestler.
Ivan hauled and mauled Bothner for so
minutes at tho international tournament
last night, but Bothner's wonderful leg
holds held the Russian safe at all times.
Tho bout was called a draw,
Wuldek S5bszko defeated Wllhelm Ber
ner. of Germany. In 21 minutes and 8 sec
onds Dr. Ben Boiler, the American, and
Sulo Hevonpau, of Finland, wrcmled 20
minutes to u draw.
ABSENT-MINDED
S ATRoaTl6S., M (rwST
y ATROCITlE5! t - M IT VBK
r" ' t 4 SAY) int Talk WH6R tiiTCl fr,.n -n.i '&eR
Oflfi., r ABOUT GlgM W)ERe p, Wll- Z,? U-R-P.
jjismyah v. - I 'rcitiks.m: i uirerJ Joe-hire 1 RhO&S
6ET1 MOTVUO'I A.T- KU55lMS- HEV.r T yfl0H J I O0RMSR mTt-ri
butabar. Vrta"A Yes! Tuer-Re ,Mn,RMMioi) A0o-rrn Ty
Fuu CO I AtiMi-r A"-1- WIGHT NOW, I "S 3TARTGU1ri y
Talk tack it -iM I HEf!? OH Yc-s! . This war! T (
Talk! wm't S U:ut-!a,u VJ - J 1 lES' pLrY i
cvs sight ro' .. fArm Vg?z&? tj3o 2r
I
RICE RECITES A FEW LINES ON
He Intimates Also Thai They Think Too Much About
Gate Receipts and Too Little About
Their Ring Work
By GRANTLANH RICE
"rpiIK former Yale captain who picked
JLltockwell as Yalo's best quarterback
hns anotliiT gucs3," writes A. I. S. "Tad
Jones was the best qunrter Yolo over
had." And then, ngaln, thero is Hurry
Ucrchci.
rorj;otteii7 Never
fall In mentioning unbLiiten teams, whv
fotget the Colorado AkrIcs? They won
the Rocky .Mountain I'onforinie In de
clslvo fashion, and the title thus won Is
tho first In years to be gained without a.
defeat or a tlo or u hold-up of some sort
II C.T.
Nn. 1 for Nine Years i
The olllclni ngures liavo dispelled any
glowing doubt that n Mr. Cobb, ot l -trolt.
Is again In front of his cliuilt, for
the ninth consecutive) time. I
Wagner, at his best, led the Vatlon.il j
League one lime four enrs In succession
So tho nugtiitude ot Cobb's aeliiov emi nt i
can bo summed up from tills comii.it Isun
Nor can any one chnige Cobb with piinv
competition in a Llrcuit that has had
Speaker, Collins, Crivvforil. Jncl.soii.
Lajole and Mclnnls In help tty to il'
tlirone tho ficorgl.t Slnunnn
Cobb, in these nlno ears of leadership,
hns averaged .37:,. And j,ct thero .ire .i
number ot athletes who expand their
chests bejond tho limit when they etui
maintain this average for nine weeks
I'ntll wo can find out delinltely whether
.less Wlllard Is to mitt Frank Mornn oi
rulton for tho title, v don't cpei t to
get another night's sleep. Can't Mum
on disperse tho tenlblo strain b i pilling
tho answer?
The I'iir's Rejoinder
They say I stalled nnd framed 'cm, uiid
thm countered tclfi i Mas;
Then jeered mo lit tho clinches nnd thru I
mossed mo tolla u hoot; ,
Ihry ininncd nit- lo ii creamy froth hut
Kindly tell wo this: I
ifoio can ii hloKe count up the home
and pit Afs iiinii to baatr
l'.nch time I lump an opentny and start
one for his bun
I pipe another hunch of Knlo and to 1
lune to icnlt;
I like to tap a guy's oolifcooii as icell as
any one,
But that ain't IlKc the thrill that tomes
from adding up "the yate."
They'll tell you that I threw 'em down
they say I framed and stalled
They say I double-crossed tho pumc and
made a play with it:
It maKes a lot of dlffeiencc, I pness, uhat
1 am called.
As lony as I can nip the swap and pet
away ulth It.
Another Grapple
SlrW'ien tho AU-lfamiid team is or
ganized I'd like to enter an opposing ag
gregation that would give It some oattie ;
Hete It is an All-Pennsylvania eleven ,
Left end. Scatlett; left tacKlo, Hare; left j
guird, McCracken; icntie. Torrey, right j
guard, Wharton: right tackle, Zleglei , i
right end, Brooke, quarterback. Steven- I
son, halfbacks, Ilollenback and Mercer, I
fullback, Smith. I
HDBBniVr HILMIAN. renn, 1515
lite uig aunt
Fritz Malsel outplirereil coon in in, j
nnd a number of experts outlined the i
theory that at last a greuter base-i miner l
tnan ijrus imu uiuveu
So earlj last spring Ty went out after (
ABNER He Is Mistaken
KELLY WAR TALK
THE TROUBLES OF A PUGILIST
Filtz to give tin- Vault thiid-sucker a
grapple. With this result In stolen basen:
Cobb, Ort; JIalsel, Gl. And nt that I'rita
was seuund In his circuit.
Onsitle Kicks
Opportunitv Knocks but ntico at llio
duois of some and nt othei Hint Ions it
hammers its wav In with an axe.
Being prepare d Is something. Hut being
nblo to sidestep nt tin- right moment is
something plus.
Mr. Hrlckley picks four Harvard nnd
two Cornell men In liln nll-stnr team.
Wo stem to have Inst trmk ol the se i
hoii's smies U liou minv Imu IhJoimis
did Ilinvnm li,,it Coim 11 '
iU.WdiT.3J.'AJys-i'sr,
TAXI COMFORT
FOR WOMEN
Women who appreciate the conveni
ence of the taxicab can now ride with
added comfort and ease in knowing that
no dispute will arise with a Quaker City
Taxi Chauffeur.
After the ride there can be' no ques
tion now as to the amount of fare, no
error can creep in through either the pas
senger's calculation or the chauffeur's.
Every Quaker City Taxicab is now
equipped with a bill-printing taximeter.
YOU GET A PRINTED BILL BEFORE
YOU PAY YOUR FARE
These new Ohmer Taximeters com
pute automatically and make the' final
calculation, even to showing the "extras,"
as to what you are to be charged, without
any possibility of error. The amount of
the fare shows on the face of the Taximeter, which is
illuminated at night.
All a woman need do is compare the amount
showing there with that on her bill. It will always
agree. She has two means for checking up.
This bill-printing Taximeter eliminates the per
sonal element of accuracy in either chauffeur or rider.
The Quaker City Cab Company has installed
these Taximeters for the benefit of its patrons. It is
the first and only company in Philadelphia, and the
first in the world to use this modern method of com
puting and checking up taxi fares.
QUAKER
y
Ilro.uI St. Station
W. I'liila. Station
N. 1'hila, Station
Market St. Ft-ro
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afrmxiWravwrn'jvf.uuxu',
for a Masher and Mashed
mom: it vi i: m moks
Lonj-uo Mnjrnuti's lo Meet on
I' ritlay
NI , i i i I-,, T KiimniH oi pi aro
li'twiin nr.inlil bull and tin- l'i di-i.ils
were going their usual rounds again to
day. Frldav the Federal Ixmiruo magnates
will meet hen- to decide tin- fato of tho
Newark club Hesplto assertions bv the
t'Vdernt that llu-s do not want O. II
friimhlso, mid boasts by the organized
forces that they have none for Mile, tho
sett trim til talk would nut be downed,
ami Blgnlflciinl developments wero looked
for. 'I ho National League, solnns will
meet here Di-ci-mber II, nnd tho iwo iiin-M-ntioti.s
wero closely linked In tho sputt
oircle war gossip.
Ifnrry Sinclair Is i-xpeeted to dispose of
his Newark holdings in 1'iiday's confab
and buy Into the New Vol K club.
I'lojiperl AVIits Sheiiandouh Shoot
SIIIJ.VAJjrmMI I'.i 1io 7 Tin- last Rrrlc3
nf Miootn held t Hi,' shrniinilouli Hun uml lto.l
i lull for llio I venltnf lli-uilil Hllver loWng i uii
no pin m'fi, r 1 1 .iiti-i iim-n In tin- Rlu-n in.ln.ili
'liuittiis l-irk tt.iH t,ii In V 13 l'lo,pi-rt.
ulili a tot tl of si tii nf lis, nn,. loiki. I.otiln
, tunt. huh ,i i ,,n I null - . in! J.itni h
turn li tlilr I nllli-l Ih. . i I , illur .ui.l
hljli wliils mih -In.., Mni. illiri ult
.QUAKER
FARE .1.
OI 50 I
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CITY CAB COMPANY, Twelfth and
STATIONS
( licstnut St. Terry
lintel Walton
Tin St. James
Hit. Carlton
Hotel Aik'lphia
Hinxhitm Ilmise
JTF7rKtTrff!B';rjff.,
as a Consequence! By WALT McDOUGALL
i SIX-DAY RIDERS
JIKHISD L'ORMKR MARKS
At 34lh Hour Majority of Teams Aro
Tied in Rnce
At 1 p. in., the SItti hnnr, the riders hml
rniered R00 miles 2 hips, Ifl miles 3 laps
nhciiil nt the 1 lilrnRo mnrk of Ust month,
M:W MltlK, Dec i IVeauent sprints
bv the six-dav blctlp riders In thn early
hours tudny failed to set new mark?, nnrt
at S n. ni. thn tending teams wero ntifl
mllo and one lup bohhut tho record. At
Hint hour II tent'is wno tied, ono tenm
wit si lap bohllul. nnother two laps be
hind and two other teams four laps be
hind the leaders.
The tour teams not up with tho leaders
weie lapped during the hard riding earlier
in th" iliy. a t,crles of sprints bv tics,
m uhldi tliern were numerous spills,
k.iiniiiR the advantage.
jnie i np'
sK nnd Kill 70.
M VaiiinrH. nnd Speafs ('i', '
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Mo in ami Wnllllfllir
Ilti..t nn,l lnllri,r. ...... ........
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illvan an.1 Andctson
n r nut Mtdonnn
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i t i tnt.tn niul niiil(.riitiivrt
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Hip r nrd Is 70l miles 1 lip. mads by Twiw
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MKKTS FRIENDS AT SOCCER
I'oothall Slars in Academy Line-up
for Gnmo This Afternoon
The nermnntown Academy soccer
fim Mi strengthened by tho addition of
Unions nnd Lamb, two membets of thfl
ronii.-ill tenm. met tho IJerm.iutown
I riends eleven nt Coulter stteet nnd
A issiiliUUni) n venue this afternoon. Tho
game was scheduled lo Mart at 3 p m.
Sim i- the close nf tho scholastic foot
b ill season tins wecor elecn. with
lloniis In tho forward linn anil Lamb nt
hilfbiuk, has not met with a defeat. The
1'ilenils' tenia has tnadi- an excellent
roi-nrd In noerer. losing only to the Ituv
ei ford School.
The tennis lined up as follows:
i.iinnntn Aiml ttcriimul'ii lrlrn,N.
'Ipliluiirr .. . . Boat lAcm-ril
Harrow tlulit futlljiek Carniktincl
Cornell loft fullback llnrrts
Vtsrhi-r rlKlit hnltliack Imllorh
t.rtir-1 centre lmlfli.irk Wrn
Uunl) lift lmlfkick Ani.lt
liirtnn initnlile rllllit llacon
ltolnua Inside rliihl lKililis
ii'ioniiell rcntro fonvnril ration
Uiukoii Inside loft Wool
Miniums . . nutMilo left J.iimev
itofereo .Innies Kerr. I.lm siiien Connor nml
Thompson. Time of halves 10 minutes
SEA INUNDATES SHORE ROAD
Capo Aluy Point Cut Off From Com
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Folnt, a borough of 3M people at this
(.eiihnu of tlio car. Is cut oft tod-iy from
latlioad triiiisportntlon beeausu the Cape
May, Dclawaro and Sow ell's Point Ball
road Is liiuiidnted hy the high tide. This
mninlug the sea wns wnshin over the.
li.ic-k .it a point neni 2Lst avenue. Mt
Vernon, tho Cerman settlement biiween
hero nnd Cape May Point
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WHY NOT PROMOTE
NATIONAL ATHLETIC
MEET IN THIS CITY?
Annual Indoor Games Could Bo
Held in Convention Hull,
Where Arrangements
Are Ideal
SEATING CAPACITY GREAT
Amateur Athletic Onion ofllclals will
roon decide upon the place nnd date for
tho annual Indoor track and field cham
pionship meeting, and ns New York has
held the games so long It would seem fair
to grant nomo other city tho titular affair.
Last year, It Is sild, tho Now York
senior championships wero run nt a loss
of W)0. Tho promotion of tho gnmes call
for a big outlay of money nnd It will
tako a decided boom In Interest to make
them pay there. Philadelphia Is centrally
located, so far ns Indoor track games go,
and It would bo a big accomplishment for
local ofllclals If they put In a uld for tho
meeting.
Thero aro places wheic tho games could
Im conducted properly. Tho Convention
dlnll Hack Is largo enough nnd tho seat
ing capacity Is till that could be desired
Boston, St. I-ouls nnd Baltimore are to
irako a bid for tho games.
Philadelphia, with her ndvantngo of
central location, should be nblo to attract
a, great field Since Ocorgc J Turner wns
elected president of tho national body,
Bnlllmoro'fl athletic pulso has become
strong. If the South Atlantic Association
rlllcers get the spirit of the leader, the
gnmes will bn held at the f,th Regiment,
wheru n lP0-nrd straightaway and nn
S-lnp-to-the-mllo track Is to bo had.
If the games were held In Philadelphia
nihil tes from the North nnd South could
n neh hero without n gteat expendituto
of money.
Paddy Itynn, the Irish-American A. C.'i
giant weight thrower, who until recently
held tho world's iccord of 30 feet S'.
Inches for throwing the 2-pound weight
from tho shoulder, will attempt to better
Mlko O'Grnily'a record mado In Tlppo
rary, Ireland, last September, which was
37 feet 0 Inches.
TIanncs Kolohmalnen, tho world's cham
pion umateur dlstanco foot runner, is
back at his old tr.ulo laving bricks.
Untitles is helping to put up it 15-story
building in tho vicinity of 4.'d street and
Bioadwav. If Ilnuncs can lay bricks as
fast as ho enn run tho construction com
pany that bus tho Job should make a
record.
Vole on "Wright Toduj
Tho most Important tliliiK lh.it wns scheduled
to como up I'oforo tlio bonr.1 of illrectors of
tlio athletic niwiclHtlon or tlio I nlverelty. of
1'cnnsylMinl v nt Its mnnttih meeting today
u.is tho ratltlcitlon of the ri.oimncnJn.tlon to
obtain tho servKea of Joe WrlRlit, Toronto,
for coach of the Itcrt nnu nine trews
It Ih virtually certain tint IV right will
l,n numed. Ho will report lure It is under
Ktiiu.1. on Jnnuirv 11. when Ih, viratty crew
will bi-Rln work for tho season
Tin allium! mietlng of tin ntlttotla asso
ciation will ho hflil next Monday night at
Houston Hull Tho honnl of directors will
la. i looted at tint gatlierliiK
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