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IfiLLARD-MORAN GO BIGGER
! GAMbJjJii fujk 1UUKAKD THAN
J0HJMSONrJ JEFFRIES AFFAIR
Bate Must Take In at Least $77,500 Before Win-
I ning Money Can Be Counted Fans Will
See Not What They Expect
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Uy ROBERT W. MAXWELL
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Willard-Moran Fight Fads
aiinJh'nV"1 l,e l,eM '" Ncw Vork
nt',f. "'"n"' will receive $17,500 nnd
0,.P?r ."" on Hie movie.
niJf .',ittt.""' "' "lH3.31 n milt
llle fur the In-riiunil limit.
IniiiU Mnmn will rcielvc S30.000, or
nl Hip rnte of SOCn.07 i mlunle.
7. ','"' ""I le sold at $1 to .
i ineen thoinunil nrc expelled tn nee
tlio content,
help lit, weight nml rrnrh.
.i... I..nl hr,ln training In Chicago to
ll ' J"' "" eontlntio lirolhnlnary work
there for tun weeki.
.Mornn Mill I nil n nenr New York.
weights' who scales between ICO nnd 170.
hVU1!.!1 IfRlHtnato lot-pound borer nnJ tlio
nt tlio mentioned weight.
Dunn's BlufT Called
Al Hcrford, of Ilaltlmoro, former man
nger of Joo Gang, called Jimmy Dunn's
blurt yesterday when he offered $10,000 for
the Kllbane-Chaticy battle. It will bo re
called that Dunn objected to tlio orlglnnt
match because Chancy 'a manager was In
terested In tlio club uml wanted an out
sider to stage tho bout. The Olympla A.
A. offered $,-,000 for six rounds In Phila
delphia and Jack O'Brien was ready with
a tTTiOO bid for Norrlstown. Now that
lingo purses eom to bo the piopcr thing
In tho boxing game. It la believed that
an offer from Now Yoik will be awaited
untlt final arrangements arc made
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
u cumc oai k ai mo
llrnnn an his opponent
The Quaker City pro
llrst bout Ilnrry Un
.. .. nlnkaril liiinsr un that
iWttOlMOpurto for the Jcffrlcs-Johnson
" .Vim July I, J9W, It was freely prc
gfj he would spend tho remaining
"el:1i. ir. in the poorhouso. Ho was
0111,3 - nvnnHfvf1 to en
broko with a terrl
blo smash, for no
battle In history
.ever drew n gate
largo enough to
tnko caro of tho
guarantee. How
ever, Tex got by
with It and his suc
cess gave lilm cour
age to try his hand
In other big events,
nickard purchased
tho right to stngo
the Willard-Moran
battle in New York
for $07,600 Some say
- w MAXWELL It Is 00,000, but, ac-
' to reports from Chicago, tho
Mrdl. mount wins The bout will bo
WndooH on March 17. It will be held
1, P& "he big city, the building to
It idectcd later.
Tittles to us that Tex Is taking a blg
JJSSuee with this match than he did
Sh the Jeffr cs-Johnson affair. Advcr
1SJ& ether expenses will total $10,000,
uSi hrlncs the llnanclal outlay up to
S-whU li 1'"' a ""l0 bun,lle ot
ESSTto St up for a lO-.ound no-dccl-??"ri.VB
Dear Old Public will be
Sow d to pay the bills and the tax will
k. from B to S per seat. And the funny
rt o? U all 13 that tho D. O, P. fans
Sll fall, and fall hard.
Barnum Erred
Btmnm seems to have mado an error.
M fir as New York Is concerned, when
K milled that truism about "ono bong
born every minute." According to the
form displayed In the past, ono needs a
jpllt-Mcond watch to time them correctly.
Par be It from us to knock this notable
,nt wtaro one man gets IB. per
State and tho other JGG6.C7 for the same
kngth of time; but a 10-round bout be-
reVn Wlllard and Moran will be a pa
thetic exhibition Both men are slow arm
ciutlous. neither Is aggressive, and the
chances are that each will try to piitwalt
tie other. Whllo they nro doing tills, the
D o P. will be looking on nt ?j to SLo
pe'r look, nnd wonder why they didn't
rtlse their boys to be prize lighters. Ton
disappointing rounds are in Prospect, nnd
WUard will draw down J4..50O for his
put of the show Moran gets $20,000 nnd
the money will be placed In tho boxers'
hinds the day before tho light.
All of which goes to snow that Tex
Rlckaru will bo a cry lucky person if he
emerges from this match without a big
nick in his bankroll If both men were
fut. If both could put up a line boxing
rrhlhlilnn. It might be worth tho price of
tdmitslon to see the pair in action. But
It seems to be a mstako to match tho
boiers over tho 10-round no-deolslon
route, where the spcctatois will get little
action for their money. Both aio husky
anil able to travel 10 rounds without fcel
toff any fatigue. It will bo imposssblo
for one man to wear tho other down In
auch a short battle. m tho only chanco
for a knockout will bo a lucky punch
and that doesn't seem likely.
The public expects to seo a regular
ilambang battle for tho heavyweight
championship ot tho 'world. It expects to
tee the big men stand too to toe nnd
(lug away until a sleep-producing wal
lop has been administered. But that's
only what they expect. What they'll
Rt It another matter.
Proper Dope
Old Grant Rice sprung the proper dope
when he suggested that tho boxers be al
lowed to box 10 or 15 rounds In tho base
ment before tho show goes on, and then
atep Into tho ring to finish It. A 10
round battlo will bo too short.
Hlckard and his nssnnlntn.s nvnenr n
flOO.OOO house on March 17. But where
Will thev find a nlnert hlr- nnnllfh In tifin-
dlea, large crowd? It's too early to stago
the bout outdoors. Madison Square Gar
den has hPPn rentnrl tnr tl.n ,lV,t nn,l
Ue State armories are out of tho ques-
"vii. mo oniy tning loft for Hlcknrd to
oo Is to emulate Billy Sunday and build
tabernacle. And then tho Flro Depart-
"i uuia Biep in and read tho regula
tions regarding tho construction of build
ings, In the meantime Jack Curloy is wearing
eroad smile, and Jack Dllon has been
21X if"' Jrr Curloy had no trouble
with Tom Jones in Chicago yesterday
"Hen the mnrnh u'nu .n.in tt .ti.i ..,
wan. it ie wt wJ,en th0 bl,i B0!ircrt to Red and Blue Basketball Team
uiiii i viii Jacif, ueing inier-
t.oeal devotees of boxing ncaln will lwve tho
eliolre of two shows tonlcht. Tho wlnil-uo nt
he .Quaker City A A will brine together
'rci' Kelly nnd Joo Itcffernan boxer is
lllintcr while Tomrm tJiimdon will cmle.ivor
cumc oniK" in mo Monparcu witn I'rcsion
ieni
nriiKmm follonn'
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. ffi!!1.1. bout-Mike ramphell. North I'enn.
'i.-tV'1"0 Nelson, North 1'enn.
.Third limit K. O. Mnmlon North Penn, .
Jolinnv Kelly, 17th Ward.
loiirth Imut Il.miv itt'Alecr. North Tcnn.
V. Jliill Kemler. North I'enn.
S-enilwliiil-iiD .too Huntlnir, Nlcetown, s.
' P Oounell. ralnnoum.
liul-iu l'rcd Kellv, Itlalnd Sun. vs. Job
HelTcrnan, West Philadelphia.
Amateur boxlnc bouts are bclnir etaccil bi
weekly by Jolmny l.'ekharilt. lit tho People's
theatre.
Louisiana mado a tremendous lilt In his ten
round match with lienny Chavez In Knns.is
Uty tho other nlRht. The reforco declared
the bout a draw lecauso ot a Fcnsatlonal rally
by Louisiana in tho llnnl frame. Ho dropped
tho .Mcxlum In tho tenth, but Chavez regained
I1I3 feet without tuklng a count.
'Johnny Hums has started nenotlattons with
promoters In St. I'.iul for tho purposo of
matchlnit Joo Uorrcll with MIUo Olbhons In
ono of Uirco bouts tho I'hautoui Is booked for.
Uorrcll expects novcr to havo troublu with his
right hand again and hopcj to keep busy.
Illness caused Johnny Nelson tn turn down
two matches Ho could have met Mickey Don
Icy at PottBVlllo tho other night uml his ser
vices were wanted for tho National Club's
program this week.
It took Jack Mcdulgnn morn than a month
to Lllnih tho Mirty Parrell-Ted Lewis bout,
scheduled for tlio Nations! Club tomorrow
night. Pirnt the New Yorker was unablo
to no through with tlm nntrh becnupo oi a
swollen ear. and later tho Ilrltnn held out for
n big purse. The set-to ilnally materialized
after muUi dickering,
Jimmy Murphy nevir trained moio faith
fully for a bout as ho is doing for his return
enK.iceinent with Johnny Bundee. ut tho 0!m
Iil.i .Momlav night. Murrhy is sparrlni? daily
with Hobby Reynolds, conceded to bo tho fast
est boxer here, und. as speed Is Dundco's main
stay. Jicms Is preparing himself for a hurri
cane battle.
Claims for JH02 In loans, traveling nnd
wardrobe expenses have been brought agnlnst
lYank Moran by Dan McKetrlclc, who took
tlio PlttBburgher abroad last ear. McKctrlck
tried to attnch Moran's shnro of tho receipts
tlio night ho boxed Jin-. Coffey, but Prank
outguessed Dan by demanding his purso betoro
ho entered tho ring.
The scheduled bantam bout between Arthur
Simons and Kfldlo Coulon In New Orleans
Monday night was cancelled by the promotor
because he "would not nllow u boxer to dic
tate to him" when Simons wanted to limit
tho number of complimentary tickets.
training dally awaiting
icements for his proposed lrfround
mix with Eddie McAndrews ut Norrlstow'n,
Buck Plemlnc Is
definite arrangements for his proposed i:-rou!id
The next bout booked for Eddlo Itcvolro will
tako place at Khenandnah In combat with
Knockout nrennan. of lluffalo. Pebruary 18
Itevolre may bo matched with Jack Clsrko. at
South ricthlehoni for 15 rounds tho latter part
of tho month.
PENN AND DARTMOUTH
WELL BATTLE TONIGHT
- lnlllard to tho extent of 10 per
biw . f, carnlngs, was glad to let tho
E feows take the fight when ho
H l they wcro offering. It was
2' 'hat Hie Dillon match was an-
MMced to raise tho ante for the regular
fa. .; uch waa the case. it was a howl
mj success,
'fell After Gibbons
ir,hBoU:S13low3Inw:lth U3 toa and
Stel5-1! ohf"Kbenes?nRl'oen.'"?o
.lA! to"f,??lbbon?,ln combat to a de-
Hs&w?lSiov?t nhl,cl 'a tho Iccltlmato
Jitter fo, ',i,fh?,m,?'0,n, ef America. A
ttiT,'L,u 9 the world's cliain-
SjiTtltfe. ha "heady holds the Uuro-
'eeeaoui oi,nf.oWon. ".."" an eixht-rouml
JvBct'iray 5, iuncel Marea". In 1'arls.
Im"?.''','0 ta,ka on anY n t
iSltlSa I. r'?K? d0 u,h9 middleweight
tStDoun!i,,.t'."evr?uh0 .'. V16 best man
C lid? mS ,n Phlladelnh a. a match
ini.i3i.ia.V. . McCarron would iiW.id ti,
tiaUl iin',chnplon3hlD of Pcnny.
' RSt Jack "nSi'H" e.ftant Porrell .to
PoudiT SKt,mj 'V 'i"on oniy weigns
trru la not onn f ihn m-h
Will Lead League if It
Beats Green Five
Pennsylvania and Yale, tied for first
plnco in tho Intercollegiate Basketball
League race, will . .et a common oppo
nent the remaining two nights of this
week, Dartmouth.
It Is not believed that tho relative
standing of tho Bed and Blue and Blue
will be changed by tho results of these
games, hut It Is dangerous to bo rash
with predictions.
Pennsylvania must win to continue In
tho championship fight. As Dartmouth
hasn't a big team, Jourdet will start Weo
Willie Williamson at forward with Mar
tin, and will play either Jones or Hatd
w!ck bach at guard with McNIchol,
Hardwlck fumbles the ball too much,
and this may cost him a regular position.
Tho line-ups s
Pennsjhanla. Dartmouth.
Martin forward Williams
Williamson forward M&i1,!!!!
Jeffonl centre Hector
McNIchol guard Sleeiirood
Jones-Hardwck ....guard Slsson
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INTERACADEMIC
SCHOOLS JOIN
TENNIS LEAGUE
New Junior Organization
Should Increase Interest
in Game in Local Ranks
NEW RULES ADOPTED
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INDUSTRIAL FIVES
ARE DEADLOCKED
IN THREE PLACES
Kerr and Simindinger,
Eastern Leaguers, to Aid
W. E. Against Budds
STANDARD ROLLER WINS
BAKER'S BAT TO BE IDLE
AGAIN IN MAJOR BASEBALL
By GRANTLAND RICE
STANDING OP Till! CLUDS.
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Western niectrlc to
n. . Iludd
.1. & Q. Dobkon .
Kt.iml.inl Holler
IJlectrlc Stornvto
American Pullev
Halo . llburn
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"rtlumo be tho tlo thnt blndi!"
Instead ot tho semlvvcokly melees open
ing up gaps among tlio eight teams in tho
Industrial League, they niu drawing them
closer together. Prior to last night's
games at tho Quaker City A. C. there
were two teams. Halo & Kllbum and
National Biscuit, deadlocked for seventh
position; following last night's games the
tallenders are not only on a par for sev
enth place, but Western IClectric and U.
O. Iiudd aro tied for llrst and J. & J.
Dobaon and Standard Roller Hearing have
their horns locked for third.
In completely outclassing Klectrlc Stor
ago last night, K to 21, 13. G. Iiudd again
drew up on even terms with Western
131cctiic for leadership In tlio industrial
clicult. Western I31octric remained Idlo.
In tho other conflict, which was tho bet
ter of tho two. Standard Holler defeated
J. & J. Dobson in a thriller, thnt termi
nated 23 to IS, and Incidentally caused a
dead heat Tor tho third rung with Dobson.
It Is a common occurtcnto, these lies.
13ver slnco tho league mado Its debut last
November ties havo llgutcd In tho stand
ings ot tho clubs.
Tho spell will crack next Tuesday night,
however. No matter who wins In the
Western I3Iectrlc 13. G. Budd and Halo &
Kilburn Standard Boiler gnmes, a tie
cannot bo the Immediate result. But tho
tradition of tho leaguo must bo upheld,
nnd thero H no telling what will happen
after tho games on tho following Thurs
day. As a sudden upshot of tho sensational
race for llrst place it was freely rumored
among the wlso ones last night that
Western Ktectrlc for Its Important gamo
with tho Iludds will next Tuesday night
adopt tho policy of wln-at-nnv-prlce. Tho
I31ectrca will Incorporate In their line-up
two -well-known ICastern 1-caguo players,
former members of tho Western I31ectrle
aggregation. They aro Davo Kerr and Si
Simindinger, now signed with Beading
and Trenton, respectively.
Pcnn Stale, 35; Carnegie Tech, 2-1
PITTSnmtnif Peb I. Penn Rljto nnd Car
neslo Tech basketball teams IndulKed In a
roUKh c.imo last nlwht. the visitors winning by
a store, or :t"i to St. Ulakeslcy'a foul shooting
was the feature.
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MONDAY Mf.UT 8:30 NII.MtP
Ti:mt Kim-iini. vb. niANKiK ci.aiikk
MIC'KKV MIOMN Mf. iniM MrCAHK
Sll,Olt hMH PV v. (L'NU I'Al.MlIlt
Cll.MII.KV H('HTJIY vs. JOli MPl.il
Jimmy Murphy vs. Johnny Dundee
Adin. ;Sc. Hal. Itcb., 5Jc. Arena lies., 73c $1.
ANOrilPIt OIU3AT bllOW
TVninri'il A P Jurli Sl Gulsun, Prop.
PvJUlOn.ll A. l. ini, jft'iilliirlnehls.
lOMOItltOW NIUHT TOMOItlKIW NK1IIT
Ted Lewis vs. Marty Farrell
Plltk) Lilno V. PiElltllllf Itoh
Jolinuy )luu vs. .Ilnuiiy Jurvls
Vounir bandovv v. Willie llaiiuun
Al Uuk'uer vs. Vouuh- (illicit
Ode (o February
O festive month that mils tho tliouth
0 winter's non-vlnstlc dope
H'ftrii once aflrtlit the Hunch .iielngi south
And pop-cyed hups no longer mope;
M'hrn there Is something more than junk
To Jill the ever yawning space,
And all this snow-cnciiistcd bunk
iVo longer slates one In tho ace.
O Dig T.ragxic month of tare tcpntc,
Here's back at you both aft and fare;
Conic on, jam in tho ISuih recruit
And skll along unto the score;
What matter If tho same old fluff
llrtngi back again the same old smear,
Come on and douse this winter stuff
And disinfect the atmosphere.
Wo havo forgotten tho exact figures of
tho .Math ovv son-Brown debate, hut we re
call that of all their meetings Brown was
ahpiid, Not that Biownle, ns great as he
was, had anything on Mntty as a server
of cluslvo btuff, but when tho three
llngeicd stnr was doing most of his pitch
ing, from lOOT. to 1010, ho happened to bo
working In conjunction with such peoplo
as Chance, livers, Tinker, Steinfeldt,
Schultc, Siaglc, Hofman, Shcckard and
Kling.
Brownlo Is at least thrco years older
than Matty, nnd last season whllo the
Giant premier was sagging badly tho old
Cub was winning CO per cent of his
games. But 1915 happened to bo Hatty's
one off car.
Mack and Baker
If Prank Baker expects Connlo Mnck
to yield ilnally and givo up $10,000 of
tho purchase prlco tho Trappo slugger will
bo forced to dally outside tho fold for
many a crimson moon,
Mark blames a largo part of his 1313
cavo-ln on Baker, and so feels accordingly.
Ho hnd no Idea of wrecking his machine
when ho let Collins go, but expected still
to havo a lino intleld with Mclnnis, La
Jole, Harry nnd Baker. When Baker re
fused to fulfil his contract, and thereby
broko up tho Intleld, Slack decided to havo
a housccleaning, and bo let Barry go
But If Baker had reported Bany would
still bo a member of the Athletics' line
up. So John Pranklin'a chanco of colli ct-
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Fits the knot of n four-in- hand
or bow perfectly, 2 for 25c.
Cluett, Peabody &Co.. Inc., Makers
Quaker City A. C.
till Nubl(l.rl. MtT.
"(itli A Il.iuiihin
iii.Miini o: mi.viit
joi! in:ppi:itNAN vs. mini kpixy
iteiicrveil seats 30c. Adinlloii 25c.
NONPAREIL A. C. SJTur.
SIX HOlTs SIX IIOL'JM
Tony Lnngdon and Preston Brown
ing any knlo fiom Connie Is as good as
If ho had requested tho gift of $10,000
from William J. llran.
Tho news that Ilaughton had signed
Stnlllngs to a five-year contract Is easily
digested by thoso who recall an Incident
last spring.
When Ilaughton took charge of the
Ilnrwud baseball team ho went to tho
Bravo manager for advlco regaidlng cer
tain details. Stalllngs gave so much help
and mado such nn Impression upon
Ilaughton that tho Harvard coach piob
ably for tho tlrst tlmo began to think of
owning tho Braves,
There li practically no chance of any
friction between tho two. Ilaughton not
only has a deep respect for Stnlling's abil
ity, but no ono knows better thnn the
Harvard coach the valuo of a one-mnn
rule.
BALTIMORE CLUB OBJECTS
TO DISMISSAL OF FED SUIT
Outlaws' Lawyer Contests Motion
Made by National Commish
CHICAGO, Fob. . The Baltimore club,
of tho Federal Iengue, presented objec
tions to organized baseball's motion to
dismiss tho famous Federal League suit,
when counsel for tho organized leagues
moved to dismiss tho suit In Judgo
Land Is' court.
F. Ij. Schwartz, of SL Louis, represent
ing thn Federal Leaguo Interests, con
tested Attorney Georgo W. Miller's mo
tion, made on hohalf of the National
Commission.
"Tlio Baltimore club objects to this dis
missal," Schwartz said.
Judgo Landis wired owners of the Bal
tlmoio Federals asking them to bo ready
to ptcsent their case Monday, when ar
guments on tho motion will bo heard.
Moose Defeat Younp Men's League
QL'AKPIITOWN, Pa.. Pch t tn a Town
Leaguo game Mooo defeated tho Young Men's
League by n score of 25 to IS.
By WILLIAM T. TILDEN, 2D
Tho winter meeting of tho Intcracademla
Athletic Association proved of unusual
Interest to tlio sporting world of Phila
delphia this season, slnco an Important
and ptogresslve step was taken, which
should plnco tennis on tho same highly
rlilclent standard that this progressive
body has already placed football, base
ball and track events under its super
vision.
Tenuis has been slighted by all tho
schools around Philadelphia, but a new
interest Is springing up, and reawakened
nttlvlty In the sport Is found through
out tho city. Pcnn Charter, Uplncopni,
Friends Ccntrnl nnd Ocrmnntown Acad
emy now lead the way toward tho pro
gressive policy needed In this sport by
forming a Junior Intcracademlo Tcnnli
League.
Tlili now league, the flrnt Junior school
league around tho city, will play undor
interacademlc rulc3. Tho following points
aro outstanding:
First. Ago Limit Boys under 15 on
Jnnunry 1 of tho current year nro eligible
to play leaguo tonnls.
Second. Team Eight men, six o vents;
four singles nnd two doubles. No man
can play In moro than ono event. Each
event shall count ono point.
TO AWABD CUP.
Third. A cup will bo given by tho asso
ciation to tho league, to bo played for
each year. It will bo tho property of
.tho association, and can never bo won
outright by n school. It Is governed by
tho satno rules as tho other interncadomlo
cups.
Fourth. A boy Is cllgiblo to play botn
Junior and lltst-tcam tennis.
Tho schedule, will be announced later,
but will consist of two matches with
each school in tho league.
Tho association also sanctioned this ,
year's Interncndemlc League individual
championship and Junior individual cham
pionship in tennis, and if successful they
will bo made annual events Tho matter
of trophy cups for these events will be
taken up at a later time.
Tho motion adopted was ns follows:
Competition for the Interncndemlc League
nnd Junior Leaguo Individual titles, open only
to four members or each school tonm In tho
Interacademlc League, who havo plaed at
least one-half of tho senson's matches. Bs
it distinctly understood that thoso members
who graduate tho current scar aro cllgiblo to
play In thit ear's senior tournament; which
shall commtnt-o on tho morning of the second
day following tho latest graduation exercise
of a sthonl In tho league. Tho Junior tourna
ment shall bo puocd in tho last week: of Ma'
Tho winner of eich event shall win outrtel
a cup presented by the league. This carries
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with it the Individual title for that class
(leaguo or Junior). Al! matches shall bo two
out of I lire . except finals, which shall be
thrco out of Ave. deuco and vantage sets,
Poot-fault rulo must bo strictly onforcod.
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