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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1916.
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MOORE, OF PRINCETON, ANXIOUS TO BEAT MEREDITH IN QUARTER BREEZY
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WmrtHERTY MEANS RTTRTNmcss
IN ANGLING FOR CHANEY AND
KILBANE 15-ROUND CONTEST
Billy Rocap Will Refe
ree. No Matter Where
j Bout Is Staged, Says
imuiw mm
Hy ROBERT W. MAXWELL
J nilSNt KIMJANU, fcathorwclRlit
champion of tho world, mul Gcorgo
... iha well-known and licrslstcnt
"nlUr will imt moot In ti Bl-rotiml
JhilTn IMiladolphln Furthermore, Mr.
lout in i nn. Kilbnno liml Mr.
1 Pliancy wilt not Ret
! tic the ehnniplon-
Khlp tllspute over
the IB-round routo
In Hnltlmorc, unless
Sum Ilnrrls nnd
llletzcr retire grace
fully nnd allow Home
outsider to run tho
ohow.
In nddltion to tills,
Jimmy Dunn, mali
nger of John, the
chump, did not spenlt
slightingly about
Hilly Hocap, did not
knock him or ipies
llntl his nhllltv ns
n w MAXWULt. n referee, and Insists
Hist Wllllnm shall lie the third person
in the rlnc when or If tho boxers ever
rcttoB!tlier,
I All of "l,a '" contained In a telegram
I m Cleveland received by us this morn.
JIM- IIav.a. l00k;. .., .,
Tieic nskrtl for a six-round con
test bctwrcn Ktlhane and Chancy in
Philadelphia 'I promoter in your
tilV proposed the match to me ami it
fooli as it then arc triilng to mako
Kilbane the noal. I said nothing
about ntlly Uocap. lie will referee
U Chancy and Kilbane fight.
Jimmy Dougherty will hang up a
furse for 15 rounds and I am willing
lo hoi for Mm. In fact, I. have ac-
f cevted his lenni. As for Harris and
t Blet:cr, XOTIIUfO DOIXO. I never
trill box jor mem. i m.f w rimiu.
JIMMY DUNK.
Means Real Business
I Tho entrance of Mr. Dougherty Into tho
arena as a burner ior mo maicn nun mo
acceptance of his terms by Dunn for Kll
bine, presents a new angle to the nlTnlr.
m,o hnnlface from Lelporvillo means bu.il-
new, and Is on tho job with a wcll-uphol-l
itereil bankroll, which contains real nion
f ey. Ills offer Is n bona fide one In every
5 respect, and, us Kilbane has accepted, It
kUvp to Chancy to do tho same.
I "Yes, I am after tho Kllbano-Chancy
? tat." said Doughcity today. "I am offer-
tog $10,000 for the match, nnd am ready
to go througn wmi it wiicn uunney is
ready to talk business. Where will tho
bout bo held-' Well, I really don't know
u yet. However, It will bo a 15-round
affair, and the location will bo announced
ai toon as both boxers sign tho nrtlcles
and post their forfeits. I might say right
now, however, that tho contest will NOT
la held In Haltimoro If I have anything
H to Jo with It."
I Judging from Into developments, It
j looks as If the challenger has most to say
In this case In a way, the challenger
meanlns Chancy Is right, ns articles for
the Baltimore scrap have been signed,
tnl Phnnpv mproK- to InslHtilltr tll.lt thnv
the carried out to the letter. Hut no for
' fells have been nosted. so what are volt
! loins to do about It? Money Is tho best
.little conversationalist wo know and until
'some of that stuff Is exposed by the
boxers, nothing serious can happen.
It must bo realized, however, that a,
' world's champion has the right to ulc
t tatesome of the terms in a battle for tho
,' title. Kilbane has consented to box
uChaney 15 rounds. Ho will not meet
f Chaney at a club run by Sammy Harris
and Bletzer. Jimmy Dougherty has of
t fered J10.000 and his offer has been nc
petpted by Kilbane. Ilocap has been
f; agreed upon as tho referee. Everything
? now points to Chnney and It Is up to him
Pto make tho next move.
WUIard Starts Training
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-g.rfcaa wiuaru will uegui imm iruuiuiK
Iwmorrow for tho Moran scrap. Ho has
Skit his palatial $1X000 homo In Chicago
jnd will mlnglo with the denizens of
ENTawk for the next four weeks. Four
rtelu is a short time to get Into condl-
Plfnn fn , t.l. mntnli li.. Tncr. la tnlrlnl.
t chance and Is confident that ho will bo
i'ia perfect shape when ho makes his bow
B-to the crowd at tho Garden on March 8.
is Willard will not havo an easy timo of
i". win uo necessary to tniso ore -vi
rM pounds In 15 days, nnd that is some
job. The writer saw Willaril in Chlcniro
J"ri,iS the holidays, and he referring to
.nmara-weiBhea over 300 pounds. That's
considerable ireiuht ro bo carrying
fuound, and somo strenuous road work
aiiiujii oe oone 1'ersonally, wo havo our
Ifloubta If Willard can tako off much
Height and remain strong enough to put
, a creaitaoio hattlo. Ho will carry lots
, weight, and this, naturally, will cut
on his speed and Jess never was
toted for that.
Moran win linim t-A .i..MM4nA .
f in better condition on March 8, and
" a good chanco to remain In the ring
,;w 10 rounds. But It looks llko a slow,
wunterestlng flght, nnd tho only chanco
IDF B. Ifnnfllrnii, ...1,1 v i , ,.
& - "" vwufc U uo it UCKy puncil.
V the. meantimo tho Dear Old Public
ff, summoned to donato somo J1W,
.V for ttcltAta nA- tii.h.i .i ,ni.i
far. h 5s and tlcket 6al Pioblems, and
iiT. ' . ' swampca with orders ror
iffilou 'he ndvaneo Ba, w"1 bo lre-
tW Gibbons Trail
ISJ'Ph'a Jack O-nrlen, our own
;wn, nas Btartcd something in ih
l'unj of pugilism In behalf of Drother
Sim. .fa,'1 ot wasting large sums of
foi,V. n. tele8rams, challenging middle
!?, ror a Dae. Jiwn Placed an
fifI mtnt ,n t,le newspapers and paid
fc in?H6 wants Drothcr Jack to mix
p '" Mike Gibbons or Eddlo Ilevolro at
Bui
MARRYING OFF MAYBELLE
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night
mtoAinvAv
-Ulllle
Inminn drew
with I'rnnkle
:ldlp llnmln
htinrknl mil 1(1,1 Klmnn In the fourth,
,:I"I,,1" '.'"nil""" Mniipnl .Inliimy l.mmh.
?.!' i"rk. n,r,, Vat O'.Miilley mm from
llllfdl.A mni(f ,nclt Tolnnd nn
rnin ,le O'NHI, I'rcslnn Hmltli ipill to
lord Mmicrr In Hie fourth, Miie Wrli
iTtr Hl.l,.t',i,',, nl -,HI'' 'niilln In lln
V."''. ,.l, Mnnley and lllll lUnn ilrrn.
I rnnlc lenii mIihIi l.ru Pnn.
AI.t.KNTOWS ,loo llorrrll unci .tiirklo
Clarke ilre In ft round', llnllllnar Nol
noli Kto)pil .loliniiy liiiKim 111 III.. Ilrt,
loo Mack brat lining llunilro In two
rminiN, lliillllnit llnunril hnorkril out
I'rnnklo O'Noll In the llilril.
, M11V LONDON, (oini. Ine A7rtrdo
knoihrit nut I'ruiiklo IcMiilnii In the
ftorond.
KANSAS CITY Clmrloy Uhllc unii
rrnm llnrtF) Thorpo III III romiiN.
N'orrlstown In the near future. Tho
weight is 131 pounds.
Mike can mnke tho weight, but It Is
doubtful If Ilevolro can gel down so low,
Herman HIndlu, manager of Itcvnlre, says
ho will accept It the weight Is 15G, nnd
Jnwn Is willing to make It 135. If the ono
pound difference can bo straightened out
tho match Is likely to bo mado,
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
After gottlt.e himself In good sh.ipe. Tommy
rVirey will nmke hl return nppctirntiro In the
IM-font ftntlnrril rlrrlo fit thn S'nnnorrtl (Jlllb.
probnbly next vyeek. Oorv H tho mojit iiKKrcji
eho lioxer lliUadelp1iln ever deNcloifd.
IMille MrAndrews Imn Inn! an Increnae In lih
fnnillv. Ills wire iirenenteil tho Mnimunk
IlKlitwolirht Willi u tubv girl the other nlxht.
IMillo iilxo lius a future chniiiplon, who Is :i
ye.irn old.
Mickey Donley, of Newark. In rated ns a
rorklilir Kood Btcpper. hut he will li.it n to keep
niovlni? morn than he etor did when be en-
drnlnr, In i-n 1M mlntltoq w'lll lltoriro c'hiinev
nt tho National tomorrow n.uht. Jon lllrnt li
In tine fettle, and he prohibit will luito llttlo
troublo defe.itlug Frankle Mcrtulre.
The honvvtrclght mnlch between Homer
Smith nnd Ijirrv IVUllams nt the nijmpli flub
In tho peinl to tho IJrtlc-Tubor hout m.iy como
lo a rllmax beforo tho limited lime. lloth
Wllll.imi and Smith urn h.ird imnchcrs.
A course In boxing has been Installed nt tho
Coluinlili University Blnci- Willie ltitrble lua
lierome a Rtuilent at Hint college, 'linld Wie
nuiu has been apimlnted Instructor nf tho box
ing claws, and no doubt ho will bo deliberately
irirnuiy townru ma pupil, itiiciuc.
U.ittllng tvlnikv pulleil ilown close to $KA
for hli mlx-up with Jack lilllun nt tho Ilroid
way Siiortlng Club, llrooklyn.
The miich-nilvertNeil but turned-down con
tender for hcavt weight laurels, Prod rulion,
will show New York funs his nblllty Mnn.li II.
Jim Coffev, the Itnicommon Son, has bien
pitted ag.ilnst the Mlnncwitan.
Johnny Urtlo may ko South for a bout with
Kid Herman at New Urleins. Promoter
Tortorleh Is trying to hook up tho pair for a
M-round match during Mnrdl (Iras week.
Aii do Itatnrr,
former nmatour rliamplon of
New York, will nm
ir in local competition ui
tho OUmpia Kcliruar
EPISCOPAL BOYS
TO PERFORM FOR
ALUMNI TONIGHT
Captain Poole to Lead
Team in Gymnastic Stunts
Before Old "Grads"
OTHER SCHOOL NEWS
Therearo a number of scholastic events
on the schedulo for tonight, and one of
the most Important Is the Rymnastlc ex
hibition to bo given by Episcopal Acad
emy at tho school nt I-ocust nnd Juniper
streets. It will he the Ilrst test for tho
Churchmen, and Coach William Noblo will
slzo up his men prior to tho big meets on
tho roster for later In the season.
Captain W. V.. M. I'oole, who has signi
fied his Intention of entering Princeton
University, will swing tho clubs. Earp
will perform on tho parallel bars and on
the Hying rings ; Atleo and Esslg will do
stunts on the horizontal bar and tho
parallel bars. AVelner will perform on
the horlzontut bar and JlcCall In tum
bling. Tho nthletes will bo tho guests of tho
Episcopal Alumni at supper after tho ex
hibition. Manager Palmer Townsend will
enter men In tho Havcrford meet next
week nnd In tho Princeton lnterscholabtlcs
on March IS,
Chester Hleh School and Wilmington Frlcnda
School will meet In tho cage tonight at Wil
mington. Howard and Jackson, two of tho
Chester players, lira doing better work than
eter, and tho iJelawaro athletes will not hato
such an easy time of It.
Lower Merlon Illch School lost a soccer enmo
Ith iho Unuer Uarby IllKh School iliyers
yesterday at Uarby. Tonight tho Ardn-inc rauo
nlnv... mn.1 Tnltlntnivn Illch lit JenkllllOltn,
This Is ono of tho few nlsht contistH on thu
Jenklntown schedulo.
Collins and Burnett, the forwards fpr Oer
mantown Illsh. did tho seoilnu Just In time
when Ciermantown defeatul .southern .High
School reserves by a score of -' to .0 yes
terday a."rnoon. Collins scored a lleia goal
anil Iluru.tt tallied a foul goal. It was a
neck-to-neck battle between two strong teams.
Southern High's second team players lead tho
league jn tneir ciass,
and If tho game, they
lion of what will follow, then the youngsters
from Uroad and Jackson streets hate the second
team title on Ke. Dondero. Sacks, Datls,
W'elss and Murks all played a fast game fur
tho Jtcd and Ulack.
Disappointed becauso tlio Camden High School
Hoard of Athletlo Control failed to reinstate
him as a regular on tho basketball team,
Clancy, the forward, has entered Hrown Pre
paratory School and Is, now ilaing on the
Brown and White quintet. Camden High
students wero sorry to loso Clancy, who Is nn
all-round alldcto. Urown was fortunato la
securing him.
.,ii.,.,.s uAaiariiiiv m.jir nn rnHfii us tin iiiuilu
A VERY MOVING
Jhg IDEA OP 6UViM6 A
Jar ,-mit ihm ail op a
SUDDEiJ OtiC OtY AJ HE
WAi WAIK11J6 DOWM This
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CM ACtoUUT OF .(VITCRCST
IU CAH3 -REtoa ATTRCTItC
1UTOMOOU.C AO IM VAPCH
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STEELE'S PLAY FACTOR
IN CAMDEN'S VICTORY
Jersey Five Won From Jasper
Last Night, 16 to 13
Club Standing
w. i. vr. v. u re.
Oreyslnck... Ill I) .itiii Do Nerl.... I'l HI .-lis
Heading..., IS 11 .117 Trenton 13 10 .:IS7
Camden.... It! 11 .Ml jasper 11 I'O .30.,
TONIfJIITS OAME.
Heading nt Uroystuck.
In nn nastcrn Leaguo basketball game
Inst night Camden defeated Jasper hy tho
score ot 1G to 13. Steele fentuicd tho at
tack for thn Skecters with 3 Held goals.
At hair timo Camden led by tho mar
gin ot 0 to 5, with foul goals figuring
prominently In tho scoring. Tho Jaspers
weio particularly clean In the offense,
committing only 0 fouls. L,lno-up;
JASl'IMt.
lM.O. Fl.a. A.
Fuller, forward 0 II l
Sedrnn. forward 1 r 0
C.iv.inaugh, centro 1 O 1
Friedman, guard '-' (I O
Vox. guard 0 0 0
rts.
o
7
Totals -I S H 13
CAMDUN.
Fd.O. Fl.O. A. I'ta.
Adams, forward 0 4 o 4
Ktiele, forward :t 1) O It
Dolln. centre 1 O O 'J
ilrnwn, Kunrd 1 o 1 a
Dh'Khan, Ktiard 1 0 1 1'
Totals fl I 2 1G
KouIh committed Camden, IS; Jaapcr, 0.
Itcferee Mallon.
Industrial League
National IIIhcuU nnd Dobion tvero tho tlctors
In last nlRht's Industrial l.cairuo Karnes. Tho
former trluinicd Kketrle storage, 2 to in, and
Dobsun easily hc.it American 1'ulluy, 71 to 32.
VIRGINIA WANTS BOXING
Bill Introduced in Legislature for 10
Round Contests
RICHMOND, Va.. Feb. 11. A bill was
drawn today for Introduction In tho Vir
ginia Legislature authorizing prlzo box
ing bouts in tho State, limited to 10
rounds. Tho measuro would nlso permit
prlzo wrestling matches, automobllo rac
ing, bicycling and kindred sports. It Is
expected to be modeled after tho Now
York and Wisconsin laws.
Friends of tho bill will mako n de
termined fight to procuro Its passage.
PAUXTIS TO COACn P. M. C.
Old Penn Star Will Succeed Hollen
back at College in Chester
CIinSTIJll. Pa.. Feb. IL SI Tauxtla. form
erly a player und conch nt tho University of
lvnnsylvanla, was yesterday chosen as foot
ball coach of tho Pennsylvania Military Acad
emy eleven for next season. 1'auxtla was
picked from a largo group of applicants, In
cluding some of Iho leading players and coaches
In tlio Uast.
Charley White Defeats Thorpe
KANSAS PITY. Mo., Fob. 11. Charllo W'htto.
Chicago lightweight, won a tamo ten-round
bout hero last night from Harvey Tnorpe. a
local product. Tht.ro was no official decision.
Scholastic Basketball
Schedule for Today
I.nnhilnitne High vs. Darby High, nt
Darby High.
Hryn Athyn Academy vs. Oennantown
Friend', at llueeu I. line.
Ilrrxel Institute vs. llrooklyn College,
ut Drexel
(lifter High is, Wilmington Friends',
at Wilmington (8 p. m.).
Ijinrr .Mrrlon High is. Jenklntown
High, at Jeiiklntottn (8 p. ui.).
TltACK.
i:plsi'oimI Arudeniy is. Friends' Cen
trul, at i'rlemU' Central.
.orthrat High t. Central High, at
Central High hiliool.
fiVJINASTICS.
KpUeopal Academy in exhibition meet.
Alumni nlllil, ut Uplscoiml Academy,
ess
ess
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HAtg A .STRAMCie
FKiCjHfrjpsi NOW
TO BEAT MEREDITH IN 440
AMBITION OP "BILLY" MOORE
Tiger Captain May
Prove Dangerous Op
ponent for Penn Rec
ord Holder in Quarter
ANEW quartcr-mller appears over the
horizon. Ho Is "Billy" Jlooro, cap
tain of tho Princeton track team. It was
lifffwho set such a hot pneo In tho New
York A. C. games tho other night that Ted
Meredith wns compelled 'to mako n now
world's record for the GOO yards In order
to win.
It looks as though Mooro will bo Mere
dith's strongest competitor In tho out
door I. C. A. A. A. A. championships
His chances to turn this trick lust year
were ruined by an nccldent which com
pelled him to glvo up competition alto
gether. A "pulled tendon" put him down
and out.
Mooro c.amo back, however, nnd now
his greatest ambition Is to bent Meredith
In tho quarter mile. Ho did beat him
onco last spring In 49 1-5 seconds with tho
aid of a liberal handicap. Koeno Fltz
patrlck, his coach, thinks that Mooro can
beat 49 seconds from scratch and that
If ho does not bent Meredith this year
ho will at least be tho runner-up to him.
Mooro Is even more famous ns a foot
ball player than ns n track man. Ho
wns principally responsible for the Tigers'
great second half rally against Yale In
Soccer Games for Tomorrow
AMniHOAN cup.
Second Hound.
Dlsston A. A. vs. l'all lllver Hovers, at
Tacony Ball Park. Referee. Ocorge Young.
AMATKITH CUP.
Mrst Hound.
Puritan Y. M. I vs. Cirdlugton. nt 2d nnd
ClenrllelU streets. Heferce. James Kerr.
Putnam ts. Ascension, at 3d ntreet and
Lohlch avenue, ltefereo. l'at Howley
Kails vs. North Philadelphia Y. AI. A., nt
Fnlls Heferee. John Wnlders.
Vlscoso ts. North American Lace, at Marcus
Hook. Heferce. I. Carr.
INDUSTHIAIi I.TJAOltn.
Cresson-Cd'orrls Co. vs. Martex Towel Co.. at
Cholten avenue and Magnolia street. Heferee,
K. Ujimford.
ITnhlrald Mfir. Co. vs. TMectrlc Storage Bat
tery Co.. at Sth and Bristol streets. Heferee.
Jnmcs Wnlders. ,,,.,,
David I.unton Bonn vs. Standard Holler
Hearing Co.. at Tulip street ana Allegheny
avenue. Hefcroe. It. Scott.
Wm. CnimD and Co. vs. J. R. Foitcr Sons
Co. ltefereo. C. Ward.
UNITED IiEAQUH.
Bristol vs. Shamrock, at 10th street and
Hunting Park avenue. ltefereo. r. Hunn.
(St. Stephens vs. Vlneome. nt 10th street
and Hunting Parte atcnue. Heferee, Arthur
Watson. .
Wlssahlclton vs. Fcltonvllle. at HIdge ave
nue and Walnut lane. Heferee, W. Lupton.
ALLIED IiHAaim
First Division.
St. Nathaniel vs. Wanderers, at 2d street
and Krlo avenue, Heferee, J. Williams,
Second Division.
Stetson vs. St. Mlchaol's. at 4th and Berks
etreets. Heferee, John 1'auL
Fourth Division.
Provldenco vs. Alma, at H and Ontario
streets. Heferee, J. Shaw.
Ilalrhlll vs. Robin, at Front street and Olney
avenue. Heferee. H. Hkelton. M,
St. Cartilage vs. Puritan Juniors, nt 02d
street and Cedar avenue. Heferee. 11. Thomp
son. ,
IMgemoor vs. Walker A. C. at Edgemoor,
Del. Referee, II. Uonroy.
Church Division.
rurlton F. U. O. vfl. Trinity, at D and
Nlcetown lane. Heferee, W. Sandell.
North Philadelphia vs. Nt. Simeon, at fl
street and Nlcetown lane. Heferee, W. Rrove.
St. Barnabas vs. St. John, at Krankford
avenue und Uerks street. Heferee. F. Nllchle.
PLAYGROUND I.UAOUE.
Klngseslng vs, Happy Hollow, at 49th street
and Klngsesslng avenue.
.Sherwood vs, Funtleld, at CCth and Chris
tian streets.
Starr Garden vs. Athletic, at 0th and South
streets. NonTJI PENN LKAnUE.
Tioga vs. Northwest, at d street and
Bodgeley avenue.
Adelphla vs. Hunting Social, at Sid and
Sodgeley avenue.
Gotch to Wrestle on February 22
LOS ANGELES, Fob. ll.-Frank Qotch will
be seen on the mat again on Washington's
Birthday. The champion wrestler will meet
Ed Santel and has agreed to throw him twice
within on hour.
Plot by J. P. McEroy
(Copyright: Idle; By The Tribune Company)
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"BILLY" MOORE
1911. Ills speed wns so great thnt critics
of tho team believed Princeton would
havo won had ho been put In tho game
earlier. Lost fall Mooro was a first sub
stitute In tho TIgor back field, but did
not have iulto tho combination necessary
to win a permanent place.
Boxers Illness Explained
HAZLirrON. Pa.. Feb. 10. Danny Cullen,
tho Hazlcton pugilist, stricken with what was
thought to hnto been pnralssls a year ngo
while nt Htiffnlo, was found to ho suffering
from a blood clot on thn brain wnen operated
upon at tho State HohpIIiI here. It Is hoped
to effoct a permanent turo through resort to
tho knife. Cullrn li thought to hate sustulned
tho Injury In one of his bouts. Ho has txen
almost entirely helpless on tho left side for
the last l'J months, although still n young
man and In good physical shapo ut tho timo
of tho mishap.
Jack Coombs to Become Instructor
PALESTINE. Tex.. Feb. 10. Joek Coombs, of
tho Ilrookln .S'ntlonnK who li spending tho
tt Inter here, received notice today from Man
ager Hohlnson to proceed to Hot Springs. Ark..
February 2a to nssumo chargo of tho work of
getting tho Brooklyn batteries in rendition for
tlio coming Inselhill season. Seven pitchers
and threo rntthers will report to Poombi, going
later on to Daytona, I'la., tho team's training
camp.
WINTER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
KSfo&U,
AriNTtccirt
Superior location with on j
unabstructad view of beach I
; and boardwalk A recodnized I
I standard ,ot excellence I
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Vt VOT T10IU "TT1rHnH rtf
j er vi ec, comfort pw5bec.uty
Kit 1CADING RESORT HOTEL Of THE WORID
DDaiuionwhnDKntttiin.
A.TL.ANTIO CITY, r. J.
owncseHir unsiucnt
JQ8IAH WHtTC V SONS COMPANY
HJtmVNS MILLS IN THU I'INKS. NJ.
THR INN IN TIIE PINES the Ideal
xxxl- 'i1' place for recuperation; pure
water and food. Climate dry and warm
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N. BISCUIT AND DOBSON
WIN INDUSTRIAL BATTLE
Games, However, Have No Di
rect Bearing on Race
for Pennant
National niscult nnd Dobson wero tho
winners of last night's Industrial League
games played at tho Quaker City A. C,
CCth and Dauphin. National niscult, with
O'llellly and King playing up to their
usual standard, trimmed Hlcctrlc storage
In a low scoring game, 20 to 15. Tlio
guarding was unusually close.
In tho other game Dobson mado a
runaway of its match with American
Pulley and almost set up a now Indus
trial record for high scoring, 71 to 32.
In the Dobson-Amerlcnn Pulley game
Klndon, Moorehcad nnd Prlcluirt, with
19, 9 and 8 Held goals, respectively, ran
a race all during tho melee to boo who
could run up tho highest score. In out
distancing his two teammates, Klndon
gained a firmer hold on Ills position ns
leading scorer in tho league.
Last night's games had llttlo or no
bearing on tho race for tho pennant, as
E. G. I3udd and Western Electric, tho
two top lives, wero not affected by tho
results. Uudd Is half a gamo In tho
lead for tho championship and tho best
Western Electric can do Is to tlo by
winning Its gamo next week.
National Biscuit. Electric Storage.
McComas forward Klrseher
Curry forward Cuplth
O'Reilly centre Kllrano
Fulton guard Stolzer
King guard Ha es
FloM goals O'llellly. 3; Fulton. King, :i:
Klrscher, Kllranc. Stolser. Foul goals King.
U. Cuplth. U.
Dobson, American Pulley.
Klndon forward Ur.idy
Lees forward Webster
Moorehcad eentrn I.ong
l'lcliliart guard Mcdulre
West guard Lawr)
Field gonls Klndon, 10, Iacs. fi: Moore
head, ti. Plikliart, S. Scott. West. .Cirady. ,1,
Webster, ft; I.ong. 2; Mrilulre. 2 Foul goals
Klndon, 3; Long, 4. Referee -llaotzel.
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CHESAPEAKE BAY
CRUISE PLANNED
BY CORINTHIANS
Event in May Includes
Stops at Annapolis and
Old Point Comfort
TO HOLD RACES ENROUTB
"Sailing Down tlio Chesapeake Hay" is
a fitting tltlo for the annual cruise of tho
various clnssei of boats of tho Corinthian
Yacht Club, which has Its headquarters' on
the Delaware It Ivor at Esslngton. Slnco
Its debut Into the yachting game'moro
than 2,"i years ago, nftcr n split had oc
curred In tho ranks of tho Philadelphia
Yacht Club, In 1SS9, tho Corinthian
Yncht Club lias been a. great sponsor-, of,
llect cruising.
Commodore Charles Longstrctcli, re
cently elected, Ih planning tills extended
cruise for tho latter part of May. Old
Point Comfort will bo one of tho Mopping
points and tho central point will be nt
Annapolis. It Is planned to hold raco.i
for the riiccnbouts nnd dinghys of tho
Iloct nt the various places enrouto,
I,at season tho crulso to Chesapeake
waters was participated In by every sort
of craft from tho nuxlliary schooner to
tho high-speed express cruiser. It was
the llrst occasion for tho club officers' to
trt out the new regulations ns regards to
cqundron maneuvers as set down by tho
rules of tho United States Power Squad
rons, of which tho Corinthian Club had
become n division.
Each season, starting In with tlio spring
nnd continuing until lato fall, tho boat
owners of the club licet together for trlpa
to distant points. In the early days when
the three-masted, full-rigged schooners and
sailing craft wero the means ot pleastlro
for tho men who loved tho wntor, tho club
gathered 111 nil tho boats bolonglng to the.
club fleet nnd set sail for Long Island,
Iloston and other points down East, Visit
wero paid the various yacht clubs along
tlio Atlantic coast. When In tlio vicinity
of New York and Marblchead. tho Corin
thian yachtsmen competed In tho races of
tho Now York Yncht Club.
Activity on tho Delawaro Itlver In tho
sailing game was In its zenith In tho, lata
nineties. Virtually every week-end sailing
races wero held from Smith's Island oft
Mnrkot street, this city, to Esslngton and
other points south.
While racing was the attraction, much
Interest was taken in cruising. A cruise
would ho taken to Now York, followed
hy ono to tho waters of Chesapeake Bay
and later to Itlvorton nnd other points on
tho upper stretches of tho Delawaro River.
With tho advent of tho gasoline engine
Interest in the sailing game waned. A
large number of tho members of tho club
went In for motorboats but, nonetheless
somo of the men stuck by tho sailing
ci aft, although equipping their boats with
auxiliary engines. They depended for tho
most part on sails for navigation, using;
tho nuxlliary power for emergency In caso
of storm.
Penn Gymnasts Meet Princeton
T!,c,T."lu,rslt.5lf, I'ennsylvanla gymnasts are
booked to meet ITIncoton at Welgntman iffli
tonight in tho first IntercolIoBla S gym meet
of tho season. " ' "'
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Our Ideal is to give the greatest
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lowest possible price. Up-to-the-minute
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price, $15.
Spring Styles Now Ready
$18, $20 and $25
Suits and Overcoats
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