EVEHIHG LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1916.
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StfK AMONG"MAJORS ' AND MINORS OTHER SPORTS
o
h ROSEBUD HAS OLD WALLOP,
WALLY'S IMPRESSIONS OP KENTUCKY ROSEBUD
W. E. QUINTET
IS AGAIN TIED
FOR FIRST PLACE
American Pulley Defeated
by 39-20 Score Jasper
Beats De Neri
uvumoiiu fiJUUlVlJiJlJKb
(Siwj
I REC3M
III auir
TAK6THT
iFormor Ruler of "Hell's Half-Acre" Shows a
.Lot oi "i-'ep" tor a "Ge'man"
62 Years Old
VOUNCitEfJ
noseouD
wrxrtMy
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V WSB yitit"y
--"v "tS RUFFEfltE. jyftKl
rrENTUCKr nosniltJIJ Jumped back
Iv Into the limelight ngaln last night.
i. .tnlun It ntt nml ni mm (lit
Ig JlftS uccn itunitt "' ! "HI iyi & Ul
iltd 61 rears.
He was mo enure program, including
the Intermission,
it u9 distinctly his night. Kvcn n
m.n of a trlllp lighter flhndo tlinn lie, by
;... rami! of John Henry Johnson. real-
l.M this In the fourth round of tiro wind.
,10 Wne" Ulf iwai:uiiui .ni-- iiuuiiiik huh
iii.t.i- Johnson twice In the preceding
Mtlods, planted one ragged glove against
the rounded point of Mister Johnson's
!. ami the other agnlhst u llttlo crease
iif ft on Mister Johnson's solnr plexls.
'iTho countonnnee of the Johnson man
5?ir an expression of unprcparcdncss as
It started lloorwnrd.
. Tt,n Itosebud bowed ever so slightly.
JtLtfe held nothing moro for him Hut
the CnnKICS III 1MB un-u ntiur,:u iippiu
ilatlon.
"iln's tho same ol boy," shouted Homo
JM followers of tho former ruler of Hell's
Half Aero "Ite'H there," they chanted.
"Atntchn. Itoschud boy?" They turned
to him pleading.
And Hoelud was there, decidedly so
1 Not from the very statt, because It took
f someiliii" ii "" ... .,... , ,v. ...y uui.
K'thOUBn SOine OI wil- yuuiiyer iuik llimiglll
.!. niirhi tins really too warm to stage a
bout.
'Started Badly
i At first his lunges were wild; IiIh Jaht
Luero too short. Then .loo Jenkins rammed
this clffar at a dirfeicnt tingle, stuck his
tfat fingers bctwoen tho plnno kejs nnd
"itartcil "Mnssa'.i in the Cold, Cold
! Ground." Which was sulllclent In Itself
to arouse the conqueror of Ocorgo Dlson
and Voting GrlfTo to action that set his
followers from the Krazler Athletic Club
to waving tneir tiinKy iimo nags iinu rock
ing from side to side while the Hud's wife.
Md 10 female admirers rose up In their
flory, threw back their sealskin coats and
waved their plumed huts.
'Tho Hud's started. Come on, jou
la nud "
This ndvlco may or may not havo been
necessary, as the Kentucky Itosebud
atartcd back with every trick of tho
ring. A rap on the eheokbono of John
Henry Johnson was !,ufficlent to .send thu
latter gentleman to tho lloor.
Mister Johnson being 11 llrin believer In
peace a any price. It was but a short time
afterward (In the second lound, to bo
exact) that he turned his other check
and met with tho s.imo result. Where
upon Joe Jenkins livened up, bis c Ignr
assumed a rakish nngln and ho tumbled
Into a rhapsody of i outline.
Fateful Fourth
Hating no more cheekbones, Mister
5 Johnson forbore presenting any moro
( nnrtlona of his imatomv for further il.iin-
( age until tho fateful fourth. Tho Hose
Jbud drew applause from tho light fans
L at his clever defense Ho was able to
p block the majority of tho Johnson man's
blows
But the fight Itself was merely ono
of many ln Idents In the evening of Mr.
Walter Lgerton, who poses under tho
name of the Kentucky Itosebud, as n. sad,
lingering memory of tho days when ho
was autocrat of the centinl section of
,the 8th Ward.
It was tho (laughter of a friend of Hud,
10 he said, who danced between tho
fields, and It was Hud's son, Clifford, who
iPlcked up the pennies that were thrown
Jn the rhiR. It was Hud who occaslon
flllv directed his attentions tn directing
kJoe Jenkins In leading tho 300-pound,
one-man orchestra. It was Hud who sec
onded one of the fights In which ono of
his friends was referee Ho was tho
judge and the Jury
Johnny Mcl.oiiglilln and Krankle O'Neill
iwapped oven-thing thev had In the seml-.wlnd-up.
O'Neill Jabbed with his left and
.brought the ehiret from the nose of
KcLoughlln, whose one ambition In llfo
teemed tn be to go to sleep with his bead
en Frankle's shoulder.
Cal Bnrrett and Al Wright. In the third
bout, started off wrong with Mime Vernon
Castle steps bright foiced the battle to
itbe ropes and cut Harrett hard during the
flat three rounds, at the end of which
time It sieemed that Cal had nothing but
friends In the house and Al had tho
punches. The Itosebud was seconding C.il
Inrt crnve Itfm ur,mn rtf lilu nwn "npn"
-- r." . .- ... , ,
before the fourth round, with tho result
that Cal forced the lighting tho rest of the
way, closed ono of Al's ejes and won
easily.
; 'Whiter ntzgerald stopped Tommy
Smith In the xerniiil. while K:lv Ke.sslcr
Hluiocked out Indian Russell In tho second
.round of the opener.
Local Bouts ToniRht
An Interdlstrlct bantam match will ho
decided In the wlndup at the Nonpareil
,Club tonight Young MctJovern, of Hicli
mond, will pair off with Andy Hums, of
Frankford. The latter has ben foiglng to
the front In rapid strides. Tho winner
probably will meet Hobby McLeod for
the bantamweight chumplonshlp of tho
mill district
Much interest is eentieil hi the semi-
Eflnal encounter between Hildio Mullen
ana joe Koons, both of Richmond. This
j. H.UU113 nifli Mason in ngni circiea. iu
E' a clever boxer unci also carries a hard
. ine reature frnv of tho Qitarker City's
'.Jtekly card lonlght will bring together
u-nch, of the 17th Ward, and Fight
,lng Bob, of AUuutown. It will be tho
upstater'B first appearanco of the season
7 "uiiugiimm.
l?aps About Scrappers
'.JT", local boxers wtm auffereil Kahetln
tutlf ;ln bouts havo start" a trulnlinr They
'Jos Ilorrch anil Charley Thom.ui. Horroll
, vJf cu ' his inaieti with Italph Hnie,
WD Tnomafi' left o)e was openea when ho
oet Jack Umjio
, Afttr columns of "liliMlnr BrBUtnents" for
UO DrOLOwp.l load l.lln.l-I'..ilr Mnr.nl 111.
rjanj no in New York thnntts for tin, match
ijf'.aio llm. rra A Win. k. ihalrman of
- .ion iurK biate toxins uomniui&ioii. nays
ABSENT-MINDED
wMMfUMJsaf j vt- " S0estJ Mhc xAinz I aa?,wf ' FEEL THT" i "u ? ?.',
Tonight's limits
at Local Clubs
Nonpareil A. C.
i'iii:i.iMtN,itn:s.
Jll'lr-Jiin . I.M,ir Hnnlon.
ueorge Illnrklnirnp n. Vrrrf Aiilirey.
hi:mhum).iii'.
Ion Kooim . liddlc Mullen.
WIND-IP.
Andy Iturrn vs, Vnuns MrMoirrn.
Quaker City A. A.
I'HKI.IMINAHIKS.
5v"!'r ''"e1;'"" tn. Joe Kennril.
I r?i,(i-''. "nn .Winer .Miiunl.
lonuny l.lvlnesloii in, nrnrj. mle.
SinilHIMM P.
I'ord Muncer k. Johnny Nrnton.
U'lMMP
Ine O'Nell ,. IUbtlnK io.
Last NlRht'B FiKht llesultH
,?,. ''i""' J1?'"! Menri .Inline,, In ,r
fourth, I'ninklp O'Nell nlindr.l .Inhnnr
lVrlill(,,u7lt,,,.,.,.,,rr,lt.,,,,",,''l Allien
"htf Hli lc lltritrniM Mnppi',1 'nu
tin Smith in the fmirlli. It,. UeV.ler
("wlc t Imlinu ICn--.An lr "r".
i i)0!r:,'.'s A- '. nn'iir .tiwk Tiibind
drreiiteil .llmtnj lllntr. Prle lliiwell stop.
llr anil (, -t rr, , r, frnln
the ring in the Ihlr ut lirudlei won
rrnm .Ine llrlinnnt, (.mrulf i:ns mil
piiiielied K. , llirrrll, i,unit Ciney drew
with .liip Smltli,
AI.I.KNTim.V-plndt M( dirron ilefent
eil Ihue K;irt In IS rounds. I iRlitlnc
IIM nlopprd llurnev IhiRiin tn the ilftlj.
llll.TniOltK Oeorite Chntiry won
from rrankli' Nclntni In the thlril'
M'AV VOIIK . Alile Mim k iiiitlmted
Corey I'hrhin, Kid Tiijlnr walluiiril PntM
IlraniilKiin.
, Sl(A('l'Sl.lii(kp
lliilih (I'lliiKen.
Clarke outfought
and would bo a hnil tlKlit to look nt "
10 VltlCPflt. tt ll llHtA, 1l t.lr.nn.l lln...t,
iiV!irt f'T. Kuldijiee of ilnrry Pollnk 1 li
I III iilPliihtnn lil he iltts iiKiiliift a Nuw
ork IlKhrwelBht In new nil necks.
I-irrv Wllllnms. who h in Improved Into a
(.tnr henvyneight kIim n lie left I'liltnileiphln fnr
5 OF iii'ii 01" '""I"''. Ii hfen Flcneil un tu
.... n.v ,i, ,iMtin 111 nnmmvn nicH.i.ij iilKiu.
The next tlmo Jlminv Murphy noes to tho
post he will meet Joliimv Uun.lie. iviiruury 7.
Then lin will taikle llenin l.inn.inl. Urn It inl
minehlnB New Vnrk llKhtweiuht. I'diruirv 21.
lloth boiitH nro sihe'luliil for tho Obmpi.i
lMdle Morgan Inn l,rcn unable to pet utarteil
'.C '!" iut,t slnie he evmiinteil this city ror
Uruoklyn Ho is una, r tho nmuiiKcment of
Jiiek Hulger The tlrllon mirls Prnnkle
Mi Manua at tht Niitlon.il tomorrow night.
Two heivywflEht dark rlmi.ls will meet tn
New York next rrHiv nlKht Sam MpVev
anil llarrv Willis will tr to fell tarh uthcr
Into tho rosin.
X''i rontests lue linn urrotiKcd for tomor
row nlKlu at the Nation il A. C. IMille Moy.
of Alltlltown. will liox .loo Arencilo, IMille
Morgan, the Hngllsh fiiitherwelKht, will meet
I'riinkle MrManus. Joe llnsrn will ilmh with
Willie Merhnn, .h.in ConHtiitKo meotn Ch.irley
Thomas, una iliniiy uufuuu t.oxts IMJIu
Miller.
lolinny Kllbane. the featherweight rhnmplon
of tho worM, will nil et I'm key Homme) on
Moml.iy night at the ())inpla A. A. Mir key
Donley, thu Hwlft Newark, N. .1 , ft.ithrr
u eight will tin on tho Kloios ngilnst Ilohhy
Hejuol'Ia In tho semi.
firovcr Hnyps, the etran HiihtwelKht, has
lietn hookecl lor a l.out with Tommy Mnlonoy
at Clikopee, Masp., Ti-tiruary -S.
If Jllchle MIti hell wnnts to meet Johnny
Kilhiine iignlu ho enn huo tho honor or meet
ing tho champion In tho llrnt mutch of the
hoxltig resumption In C'loiclaml. Milchell una
Kllbane lmo met twice.
Hob McAllister, tho C'allfornli nil.Mloweliiht,
who wbh uiinuci. 8lul on his Hanteru lnnilon
two Mars iiko. Is taking part la foui-roumt
bouts In J rlsco
A mntih wns offerea Mortv Tarrcll with
Joe Horn II. but the New Yorki r wuntcil tn
meet Ted ken-In. 1 ho latter i!eiiinnil'f onli
SliMjil to box 1'arrcll.
HROOKIi AND WKAR
WtX AT HACQUETS
Local Players Defeat Boston Pair in
Match Today
HOSTO.V, .Mass., .Ian. 2S. neuron I.
Urnolte, veteian if the hat nml hall Bamo
nnd Jnlnt holder of the national donhlea
lacqiiet champloiiRhlp with II. I). Scott In
lso.1, advanced Into tho third round of tho
i:HG i'h.imiiloii.shl) this morniiiK lth tho
ahlo assistance of J. V. Wear.
Ilrooko and Wear, lopiPxontliiK Phila
delphia, defeated H. C. I'Uik idul Hewitt
SIorKan, of the Boston Tennis and Itac
quot Clnh, four Katnes to two, tho score
helnp; 15-5, 1S-17. 15-1, 17-18, fi-15, 15-7.
NOTES Or THE AMATEURS
The f'olumhus Hutu' iluli. Juniors. In willing
to meit any team In tho i tty under tho
uwriiKO nm of 111 Mars. f'nluinhiiH has a
perfeet muni nKaluut the Junior iinms of
Ht. ABatlia'K. hi Man'H aiel thn Hdili una
alnut Htnet i'roklij terUn Cliurili For In
formation iih to open ilates itiiitri h4 p. Quli;
lei. K. of i;. llnll .'ISih iui.1 Miirkit ntreeis.
In caro of U l.e.irv. Only team payhiK half
expenses necil write.
Tho Montgomery A. C. a l.t-11-yrar.oia team,
wou. like to urruiiK" ijiiniu with tlim either
at homo or uwiiy. Anilrcss Morris UolilllshtT,
J-.W North ilat BtrciJ
SchiDlklll Huen ilefmto.1 Tnmaiiuu on tho
litter's lloor b thu worn of al to 111. I'elelier
nna Oaiil. of tho htor. led In muring, each
ha Inif four bankets from tho lloor.
Tho Aurora 'A. C. wishes games with nil
flrM-clags teams In or out of thu city. Address
lafnard Mlnuer, BUS North Colorado street.
Gayety BoxIiik Program
In uildltlon to tho bouts In the 10',, 110 and
1 pound ihtsses tonight ut tho taoty
'lhiatro there will bo two spiclsl Imuts between
Krunkle Hruck and Thomas SlierM.ui nnl
Young Illgglns anil KM Alberts. The bojs In
the tournaments are of exieptlonai . Uss. nnd
thera should bu a number of ery good con
tests. ABNERHe Will Fall
LcfT?; OF LOCAt, nnt
(A SMM.L teCTIOH OF rHE. BLeACHERS
, , , - i OUST MAD "s.''l
rZSZt f Mftv I ijinc- V 3S3HN HEsnv. 1
S vr OlAJs ff NiNEMA K x Was G,rt(N7
U 'ZJ AXV"" RU6L V FftACtlcVf, TIUCD J sCvc.
V"1 J mwk
7 f" WTMBAKSWtvnuiJYik. OUSbSl. J V WMii,? v
smitm - fl-i -xr ty- " " k -! x I vh WifKMnwssz-)
-AS DIDALO THE SecoNt. J' , CTI 1 hf.Yf
X feneis X MMSbr'
$& felsJA t ,,JM-Moil sdy li
Jf N f SHErl Sjmg)) II 'VP-.
FRAHWE HlL HAC) A SHADE THe BETTEf?
Cf iJCHNNlE WLOUGMUN IN TUe4THQoUT.
WANDERERS WILL
MEET VISCOSE IN
SOCCER MATCH
Hard Games Scheduled for
Allied and United League
Elevens
Interest In tomorrow'a eoccor frny.s will
ho divided equally hetwecn llrst division
Allied Lonirtie and ITnited I.eaRiie Raines,
nlthoitKh tho matches In the llrst-named
orKanlatlon should ptove the keener.
The chief of theso Is scheduled at 3d
street and I.chlRli avenue, whero the
Wnndirers will clash with tho Viscose
cloven, of Chester. In thn United LenRtie,
Ascension and lYltotivlllo will meet at
Front street and I-rlo avenue, nnd North
Philadelphia and Vlnioine at II and Clear
lleld streets. The full schedule, with olll
clals, follows:
Al.l.inn l.nAOi'K.
I'irst UhlHlon
, I'ulls n Dlfston. at rails. Iteferce. J,
Wllllnms.
rurltiin vs .St. Nathaniel at "d nnd Clear
field streets. Itifiree, .1. Khaw
Wander, is s. Vlseoe. nt 'Id street nnd
t.flilah ariiui'. Iteferce, John Waldi r
('ardlugton s I'litiinm. at lloth and Bouth
struts, Ittfeno J. Kerr.
Kerond DUIslon
fit. Mlrhnel is. Wilmington, ut Central Park,
riffino I steel.
V, teran s Hietson, fit Ith nnd Ilrrks streets.
Ill fine. I'.it Howlv.
Tlilril lUvlslon.
Ilrldeshurg s. Tiuon. at TMchmond nnd
Orthodox siriets Iteferee. I Carr.
.Mulfnrd vs. Onturlu. at Olenoldcn. Ileferee.
II. Skelton.
I'ottrth DUijiIon
Alma s I'airhlll. nt Sill nnd fomerset
streets. Iteftree, A. Conmllv.
I'urllnn Jrs. s Walkir A . nt P nnd
Onturlu streets. Itiftne. 1'. Nltchlt.
(MnllUKton s HilKMiinor Jrs.. at D.th and
Fotilh streets. Itcferee. J. Paul.
Church Division.
St Ilarnnb.is h St John at Prankford
ronl nnd Uerks street. Itt feree W. K imtell.
Trinity s St Simeon, at P and Tioga
slriets lleterie, 11. J, (taugloff
Purltnn I". It C. vs. North Phllndelnhla, nt
11 street and Nlcctown lano. Itufireo, J.
Thompson.
t'NiTi:n i.HAtirn
Wl'salibkon s Slumroik. nt nidge avenue
and Walnut lane. Iteferre. P. Ounn.
Asienslou s riltomllle, ut Pront street
nnd Hrlo lUftiue Hi fine (I. oung
lirlstol vs Anola. nt Kali strut and Hunt
ing Pirk iiienue Iti feree H. Jinklns.
St. Stephens s Wocklland, nt luth street
and Hunting Park avi nue. Itifcrie. W. H.
North Phlladeliihl i V. M. A n Vlneome,
nt II and ClinrtlcM stns'ls. Iteferce. Jnmcs
Wnldcrs. INr)USTiAI, i.iiaciiu.
Hohlfeld Munufui luring Co s. Mnrlex
Towel Co , ut Slh and lirlstol streets. lit f iti e.
Divld lAltiton Sons' B. J It. Poster Co,
at Tulln nnd Allightnj. lterereo II. liuiu-
Standard Holler Hearing is. Cresson Morris
Co, al f-Sih streit nnl Haverford aenue.
Hefereo. It. Scott
I'.lertrle Storage llatttrv s. Cramn Shln
hulldlng Co. ut Chdtui ntenue nnd Magnolia
street. Hifurto. II. Wullemale.
PHiLAnni.PHiA i.HAtim:.
Class A.
Wlsalnomlng vs. Illusion H C
dalo inenuo and VanWIrK strict.
nt Torres.
Iteftrte, J,
Christ Church a. Hullewllle at 10th nnd
Hutlir strcts. Iteferce. IV. I-obley.
lints' Club s. Textile at I Tout street and
1V1 menue. Ite-feree, II. Smith.
Class II,
Waerly Wlsslnomlng P. C. at Torres.
dalo uenuo and IHthndox streot. Itcferee,
W. Hunt..... CMJI aAMUS
Mi Hon ta Hnverford College, at Mrrlon.
Itefcreo, T. U Muckrlizlu.
Flynn-Fulton Go Tonight
NRW OHLHANS. I-i., Jan. SS -To show tho
HorM Hint hu Is n likely optionem of Jena
lllartl, I're'l Fulton In In lino fettle for hln
Jtiroiini bout with I'orky Kljnn tonluht 'ilia
MlnnuHota heuncjtfht expectH to win handily.
IMvnn nlbo U In koo.1 stiaOH unit has heen
4rulneil for the Unit with Kam Ijiuntford r'lun
sas no win siiaiicr ruiiouu coniiucute.
For a Sweet Voice Any
EaOrBARD STo auvENtUe.
no
, M
t. I T -. t. . X -iKVwV llll
ftWD DE OLD KENTUCKY TtoSEBOo' PUT VbOtZOLDCToHN
UENRy SToHNSoN AWitsV IM THE ?GUrat UoUMti.
NEWS OF LOCAL
Trultt. nf Ux Itttnll ('ri.Ilt nulntft. mih In
a Ii uiu mnml uhm hln trnm irfurtnl I In
'f)ino-lfuk" font, irrntliik IIiikh tn l 0c
fiHtH inn hoMliiK Mrnt Miiu In tho htrttw
hrlilKP & ClotliiT Mid
Tohlcht tlic ItuliiKirl.it L.ictie trams will
bruin Uh Kimm. mnml nulchon on Oailrio
AIIih Mcf'.itKllfH' Kron-Ktittn tentit lmttlH
Mrnt nlicr, with Kiull .Mnnuriicturlntc Oonumh
In Hoiuml pccsltlon. ti
R K. Trjon rntnpanv Imwlnrit, of thf In
dtiKtrliit IMtfur. nftff u nrrlps of ickthch.
nro nt list In n fair wuv tu kIvh tho il.ut
tcattiH u liatllf. ,
Ilntall Cnnllt will nic-tt .Towrlry In tlin next
srtH of tln Straw brltlKit riotltltr (."tittntn
Thurwrinv nlelit. Hoth have Ijpi ti HhnwlnK
Kooil form ni a wt'll-rolU il irlpj In antlel
rntod bv tho lilfr dfpartment ntorn lttole,H uf
the panic
Matth wih hlnli linlhltluil In tho Slrnw
brlilKo riotlilcr UamiP. with SU in hli hint
vamp. CI irk of riothliic. ulin rem hol tho
zw mark.
Tllv. of AcrnuntK has bon ilntnR rtmui tall
huHtlhiK latch with i lcw nr brirmint: hl.i
team hack Into lht position
Thn 1'ranklln Hank lenin nirniuly evapxl
fiharlnff tin? fate or pmeral othtr Iuirik IpihI
crH In tho Natlonil Hank man 1ip Iuki nluht.
After Corn KxihaiiRi' won the oijenlnjr liattje
thn IVanklin 8iu.nl ralllcl. wlnnltm the w oiiii
Karno by M plna and thn llnal by l pitta.
rm.rth Htrpet hroko the tie for serond pla o
with i'pnnsyhantn ('nmp.in rrpreiptilaileH
by winning nl thrro p.miu'm In the National
IlTttk Ihmkuo tourniy. Tho Ith HtreeUrM did
not neeil their S pins bv hiiidbap nllnwaine
Iinwjrr knot ked ilown 1M1 tn tlio cp' nnd t;iinif,
whllo FlHHitk nut t ceded In upseltliitf .t In
Ills flrHt appeal nni-p.
The Quaker City Lpneue hrniadn will aaln
occupy tho KcjHtono 1.c,ik'i alka tuniKlit In
DREW IS REAL "COME BACK"
IN SMASHING TRACK MARKS
California Star Recov
ers Form in Sprints
After Two Serious
Breakdowns
No sprinter over broke ilown so com
pletely nml yet recovered to break so
mnny records ns Ilownnl Drew, of the
University of Southern Cillfninlii, who
ennnleil the world's indoor mark for the
70-ynrd dnsli In New Voik on Wednes
day. Drew linn suffered two serious In
juries from pulled tendons, jet after his
tccovery ho h. smnshed uurld's iec
ords. Drew's first hrenkdnwn nt tho Olympla
enmes in 1312 put him out of tho liuinlnu
Kiime for nearly ll year, but ho recuper
ated and earl) III l!)ll eiiualed tho world's
record of 9 3-0 seconds for the iini .arus
and 21 1-5 seconds for the 220 yards. Ills
breakdown at Stockholm wns seilous, fur
oven fco clever n conch as .Mike .Minpny
thotiKht Drew would never bo ahlo to run
nRaln, because very few sprinters pull
tendons and then como back.
Drew btoke down iialn Inst Hummer,
but ho is himself onto mine, as ho prowd
when hn beat Ioonils nnd Morso In the
special 70-yard dash. He says ho Is onB
to retire from the cinder path tills year,
but If ho keeps in shape physically the
chances are that the luto of rnclriB will
keep him In tho game for some time to
come.
In splto of his Kreat work within tho
last two years It Is doubtful if Drew
will over ah'uln bo In tho condition ho
was at Stockholm prior to his break
down Mlko Murphy predicted that had
Drew not pulled a tendon In his pre
liminary heat that summer, he would
have put tho world's record for tho 100
metres so low that It would not havo
boen broken again In years,
Murphy proved this by tho fact that
Old Time!
s& nrr cu5p7j ex-' ff m
Jen --- JyT-X-" ' l ''HA
fgAL "ViMnETT ANb ALEfiT VRtcStAT -HILE 3to&
EuTeetAiNeo rm a rasstM6 gee in ine 3ro oaif 'Buuen "Hie
i-ivsvsi'fivs-;
BRANt NEW UltyrrS WERE IN EVIDENCE;
No Doubt to Vowstpu. anv
VtoSStBlUITV OF THe
(i30r(E
f caw Oo
VOUUKt
our.
ca.onio
?3
BOWLING ALLEYS
their ri'KUlar werkl inntetitfl. A clnRle
nerltn of three Rutin h w pa rate the iHe lead
ers, Fii pnnin pxi Itlnc inatthnN are anllilpated
as thn llrct round drawliiR to a dost?
tEexallx, the nlxth team In tlip KpMnno
I.phkiu. pimed ii blR nurprli' wlnn thev
tacklpil 1'lrntpn nnd won the drat two canif-x
the Mt-Mti haiidhan allowiintp btdmi it fat tur
In tho n hlevi mpnt Snrn, with un In bin
Kecnnd Kiinii, nnd Iiunpiin'H IP! In th tlilnl
Rame whh Ii IMraliH won. wire lhi hlRhcit
total b the Unuue It.idera
Pirates were ennauli d nnnipwhat when thei
paw Tirmlnnl the runner up. drop thru
hhh8 tn AkhxrU In the K intone tnurnev
Hnk. nhne yi,d Hiur fir ljliiiit lull nt
tractfl attptition earlier In the wtek, again
slifiwid pIhhi bv tntalliK fiL"J Pnn for thp win
ners, nli best moio, LM7. otMurrlnt: In tho last
KHine.
Hjirchllt KtartPii nlT In tin.- ntyl for ArhmU
with a LVJ mi ore totalel Ifl" und dropped to
111 In hlH 1 int effort
fl11l Knox helped Amimilz with 201 and tid
In th" last twu u.itniH whtn hn replaced Hr
I. 1. Hhlolda
Tho Market ftreet itiud of the Nation ii
heaRie put in a buny nlelit un 'leinilnnl Al-
lM. rlllHK Hl RriniPH, one HrfM lieiliR ti pout
punetl nuuii'MiH nt with Kourth htieet n pre
FiutiitfM. The Point h Strei t quintet wim all
threo Raines and tltiard Nttitiual won twn
ironi .uniKi Minor.
Quite the oppp-tlte whr the KhnnlitR of the
IMnuard lie MRalru't HartRPri, iih the fnrrm r
nntrtdled ItnnRtin In lle or tho lx gaim
Thilr rerm w ih in the kp ond Ranir of the
regular wikl rontemH In which Hungers did
then hMt work, totaling It.'d to S-
Itoosteri wetn title to their name, annexing;
thn tnteht from Anhtri In Kctonc bee
tion M (d"ll innugh, IMmllr'if L'L'J an 1 Tilt-!
LM were the nl HmnM bitter than a doublu
lentiiry in the games
L'upjrlKht by t'mlrrwood K I'nJtrwooiI.
HOWARD P. DREW
Don I.lppiiicott, tho I'onnsjlvnnla
sprlutor, wlio made u new mark of
10 .1-5 seconds In that meet for 100
metres, was beaten by Drew ovory day
by more than a ard
".S'ovcr in all tuy llfo." snid Muipliy,
In speakiiiK of Dtow nt that time, "havo
I seen any sprinter with such wonder
ful Job notion as Drew. Why, his less
lly back and forth Just llku pistons.
Ho K"t away ub fast ns any man 1 over
saw and ho has ii wonderful tin tali."
Tli urn aro still soino other sprinting
records for Drow to smash, and tho
coming spring or summer ought to bco
him up to his old tricks.
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Famous Ol&-
T(MB.ACTEO
AS R.6.FfeE
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"BoaTs BE(N; CALLED
on Accourrrof
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fkoF. SOC 57INKS "WE ELEGANT
oTOCKey WAS ANER.V LARSE rEATURG.
Of THE. EENlNiS. H FACT HE.W6.2
LAtiE HE LOOKED LIKE A DNlN H .
'PLAY fair; says
COACH LEWIS OF
GERMANTOWN H. S.
Manheim Athletes Estab
lish New Record for
Clean Sport
Scholastic Basketball
Schedule for Today
West I'lilluili'tpliln IIIkIi hdiool is. At
hiiitli (ll IIIkIi iliool, ut .Vtluntle
(lt. N. .1.
( nniilen lllttli srliool n. Villein IIIkIi
.Siliiiul, ut "litem IliKli.
lower Merlmr IIIkIi School ih. (irr
iiiiiutown .imlein, nt (.rrmtititnwn.
Mi din IIIkIi SiIiodI tn. Kriinrtt Mpmre
IIIkIi Si hool, at Kuinrtt Sipiitre.
I.u iille College th, llnrby IIIkIi School,
nt lnrli.
( lirslnut Hill Auulemy in. Cermun
town rrlenilM sc hnol, ut (piecil I line.
llolrstnwn IIIkIi h, Uinniliite lllffh,
ut l,uuMliile.
Itrnuii rrepnrntiirt tn. hwurthmore
I'repnrutory, tit .Swiirthinnre.
lenklntowii IIIkIi tn. Cnnsholiorken
IIIkIi, ut Jenklntonn (nlRlit).
TUACK.
Aurora-Vesper loutents (relay rotes) ut
rpKiopul Atudrm.
(Jermnntown lliBh School made a new
tecord In clean basketball play esterday
In the Knnie with the Central IIIkIi School
athletes when the Pilmson and Gold won,
22 to 10 In the cntlro 10 minutes of play
the Oernianlown plnyers did not commit
a sltifile personal foul and had only four
foul Koals i ailed on them for incorrect
dtlbbllng, etc, on technical rules
Prof I'hlllp C5. Ia?I.s, coach of the Gcr
mnntown caue athletes, Is Justly proud
of this record. "Clean sport is a great
thing," he said this morning. "In tho
game csterdii we made a wonderful
shotting of sportsmanship, for It was n
hard mutch and tho Central High School
plateis were older and more experienced,
and '.hey plajcd a hard game.
"In splto of the fact that somo of the
Central High regulnts wero pitted against
us, mv men plated a clean, gcntlemnnly
game and deseive credit for their work.
Not committing ft single personal foul in
40 minutes establishes a new record. Two
years ago In a game between West Phil
adelphia High School and tho I'enn fresh
men tho West Philadelphia team played
10 minutes without making u personal
foul. In this game llto fouls ttcro called
for dribbling offunscs "
Professor Lewis has always maintained
a high standard of fairness nnd open
play, and In coaching his men has Im
pressed upon them tho necessity of play
ing "on tho level" and eliminating mnny
of the llttlo tricks in basketball which nro
noticed by tho spectators but often missed
by tho toferie. Tho West Philadelphia
team which played two ear ago with
out fouling was also ono of Professor
Lewis' sipinds.
Centrnl High's bnaketbnll team yeitcrday was
ni.ulo up of nomo of tho turulty and mrub
nl.icra rniitnln l-owlr. Truutwcln, Tnrr
Armstrong nml Iol.oni: started In tho Bm
with (leriiuiutown. When Oetxing was sent
to tho sidelines for rough play Captain Totv
ler took his til. n u unil Alucnuer rrplaietl j-'ow-ler.
Turr. who plajed such un ImiHirtunt pnrt
In the Intcrtlusa Kamcs ut Centrul, was tha
star.
Tho Sixth rorm nnd the Klith t'pper hate
had u eloan IlKht lor leadliiK Iionora In the
IntcrclasH Held hockey Kami a. It the Hlxth
I'pjier wins next week, u He will result for
Ural place, us the followlnK lcak'ua standing
will show.
Teaina Won
Sixth Form .1
I'lflh I'orni !
Sixth t'nper , '2
'I'hlril form I
lourili lorm o
I,nt. PC
0 J.ooo
1 T.V)
I orn
a ,2V)
i .000
IKM'BTtltAt LEAOUB BTANDINd,
Western B .' 'l Ws Klectrle fl...WS &
n. o. liinid. n a ,ms iiala Kil'n 2 ti ,iri
:'.. f1 A1'1"" 5 -l .727 -".m. Pulley. 2 II ,!S)
Hta'rd Holler 7 .(lift vn. Ultcult t 0 ,191
The Western Electric iiumtet, playing
high-calibre brill, scored an easy victory
over Amerlcnn Pulley, 33 to 20, In an In
dustrial League melee nt the Quaker
City Athletic Club. 2Cth nnd Dauphin
streets, last night, and now figures In ft
tie for leadership with B Q. tludd. Tho
Inst named team has held the premier
position undlsputcdly since Tuesday night,
when J & J. Dob.son was defeated, thun
breaking up a three-cornered tlo.
In the other game Inst night, between
Halo & unburn nnd Nntlonal Biscuit
tho latter won easily and boosted Itself
out of last place, nnd now Is a party to
n triple tie for sixth place. Tho score
wan 37 to IS. Western Hlectrlc and Na
tional Tilscult, the two winners, had little
diniculty In mastering their opponents,
and both led by big mnrglns nt half time
The Western Hlectrlc'fl victory ttnn fea
tured bv the playing of Centre Anderson
who dlsplnyed some rapid lloor work and
led his team in Hold gonls with five. Ho
plnved a hnrd game throughout, while
tho Western Dlectrlc forwards, Mc
Namco nnd Pike, seeing tho gomo vir
tually decided nt tho end of tho first half."
took It upon thcmseltcs to case up toward
tho finish.
The De Nerl bnskctball team of he
Hnstern League Is now only ono game
behind the .Insprr Jewels For some time
De Nerl was going at n speedy clip, but
tho tendoncy of the entire team to kick
nt the decisions of the referee nnd to use
foul tnctlcs has caused their gradual
downfall, until one more defeat while
Jasper is winning will put the Musical
Tunders on eqilnl terms with the Ken
slngtonlnns for last place.
Last night's contest nt Nonpnroll Hall
went to Jasper, 30 to 21. Whllo Jasper
outscored the visitors from the floor, 7
go.ilH tn 5, De Nerl would havo had a
good chance but for tho continual fouling
of Doo Newman nnd Dill Dark. Twice
Itcferee Prennati called fouls on this pair
because they disputed n former decision.
Barney Scdtnn, who tossed tho fouls for
Jasper, made 16 out of 27 tries, but Dark
ond Newman, who did the shooting from
the li-foot mark for Do Nerl, converted
only 50 per cent, of their chnncos Into
points. Dark tried 20 and landed 10. New
man bhot twice and mado one.
STANDING OF TIIK TDAM8
W. I,. I'.f V. L. P.O.
Oreynock 17 S .(.so Trenton ... 1114 .440
Ileadlns . 1MI ."77 Ho Nerl .. 111.1 .423
Camden. .. WW .r.Oi) Jasper .. 10 IB .385
sciii:dilu ixm tonight.
Trenton at lrc stock.
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