SCHOLASTIC
RECORDS FALL
WHEN SCHOOLBOYS
CAPTURE MEET
Arthur McKenzie, Central
High, Breaks Une-Mile
Mark Rogers Star
OTHER SCHOOL NEWS
standing out moro prominently than
I mr other performance In tlio Penn Fresh-
f Combined high schools' Indoor track mid
I j,j meet, won by tho high school stu-
enta yesterday afternoon, was the splen
i did riinnliiB of Arthur McKenzie, tho
!' crimson and Gold distance runner, who
Upped oft 3 3-j seconds or lila own Indoor
record for the mile.
Three records felt when tho schoolboys
triumphed over tho collegians In this nn
BUI meet It was the third straight vic
tory for llic OIK" Mfiiuui Luaiua, me cum
lined strength of the Central High,
Northeast nnd West Philadelphia teams
train proving too great a handlcnp for
the flrst-yenr men to overcome. Of the
three records which fell, Mclvcnzlo was
the only high school boy to liang up a
nnr mark.
I He ran the mile In tho excellent tlmo of
he run the Indoor, distance In 4 minutes US
jeconds, ho broke tho record, which had
been standing for 10 years. Many doubted
his ability at that time, and soino ex
pressed' the opinion that Dr. Mathew C.
O'llrlcn had failed to tlmo him properly.
In the meet yesterday all doubt that an
error had been made was removed when
cKcnzle mado still better time.
The ichoolboM total was M'j, ns nfpilnst
BOU made by tho collegians. Central High
UllVrt sah points. Northeast High. IS points,
ma vi PhlPiitelnlila Illcrli. r, nolntn. South-
' trn lllfth anil rrnnkforit Illch (II J not enter
their enure icania.
Th revised Individual first nnd second team
letgiie standings of tho bnskrthnll plavern
ttiow that Mason, of West Philadelphia, still
Mdi tho soconil-strini; players, nnl .Moarklo,
ef the Orange nnd Blue, tons tho list or tho
frit learners, though Hchnoldermnn, of Central
High: Jlondnn. of Southern Ill(?h, nnd Wnt
nun. of Southern High, have mado soma
marked nalns.
Tho Individual leaguo standings follow:
FIRST TEAM IEAOUn.
Ptarr..
Sehool. Onmcs. Fd.O. FI.O. rts.
JtMrkle, West I'hlla 7 10 84 ItM
dchneldcrmnn. Central II. 7 24 .111 S7
rowltr. Central High :t IS 20 2
Wallace. Northeast High. 4 0 :is .VI
Mondros, Southern High., -'t t 41 4'i
Watman, Southern High.. 7 11 2i 42
UcCaskey. West Willi... fi 17 n .11
AJQUlth, N'ortheast High. II 7 in 21)
Bturela. Northeast High.. 7 11 n 2S
Mouradlan Centrnl High. 7 12 0 24
Stenart, Central High. ...7 11 0 22
Pchoppe, Northern High.. 4 10 0 20
fhlton. Northeast High., a o 1H
Hedelt, Northeast High., ti S 1 17
.Watron, Southern High... II S n 111
Plnkerton, West rhlla.... n s o 111
Bachmnn, West I'hlla.... 7 7 o 14
UwMrt. Southern High.. II 7 O 14
nunnln, Southern High... 4 R 1 i:i
Black, Southern High.... 4 r U 10
STANDING OP TIIK TCAMS.
' Teams. Won. Lost. P.f.
Ctntral High School 4 .1 .571
Northeast Illch School 4 .1 .571
t Southern High School a 4 .42S
West Philadelphia II. S :i 4 .123
I SECOND TH.VM LEACJUn STANDING.
I Players. School. dnmes. Fd.Q. FI.O. 1'ts.
Players. School,
llaaon, West Phlla.
VtnlTrf Vnrthnn.,
18
:ui
111
111
7
14
8
7
4
11
4
10
0
n
211
1
18
O
12
II
ir
o
14
18
n
ia
4
fl
n
o
i Kothman. Southern
1, Odters, Northeast , ,
BCimon, Moumern ..
Dondero, Southern .
Labrum. Central ....
Poland, Southern n
Banzenlmkcr, West Phlla. 7
Perry. Central ..- 4
Echwartz. Central
Weiss, Southern .
Allen. West Phlla.
II
Korb. West Phlla 7
Hermann, Wost Phlla 1
Fearter, West Phlla. .... a
Paul, Northeast 3
; STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Teams. Won. Lost.
Southern High School,, n . 2
; JVeat Philadelphia High B 8
Northeast High School a n
Central High School 2 B
P.C.
,7ir
.711
.28.1
.283
M'LEOD AND M'GOVERN
BATTLE TO EVEN BREAK
Decker Defeats New York Lad at
Quaker City Club
Kensington nnd Richmond . flirlit funs
: today arc still nt odds ns to which dis
trict has tho better bantnm boxor In tho
mill section, followlns the return bout
between Bobby McXeod and Young Mc
Oovern at tho Nonpareil Club last nlcht.
i while respectlvo constituents of tho box
"ers believed their favorlto won, a draw
'decision was apparent after six fast
S rounds,
: The match was a retnrn affair, McLeod
Qefeatinir McOnvnrn Rftvnml vppk nirn
Stast nlcht McGovern fought one of tho
Lbest bouts Of his careor. nnd nlthnm-h his
Rjnflghtlng enabled him to pile up a big
ioiu, mo scrappy Scot's cleverness earn
ed him nn oven break.
Eddie Sclgel, of New York, proved un
able to C0D6 with Sammv Dnckor In tho
wain uout at the Quaker City A. A. last
J'ght. Selgel tried hard all the time, but
hS W03 OUtolaRaprI In AVni-v rlAnnrlmanl fit
Uia game.
rectKr snono ns a clean, scientific
"C-Xer. Most nt lila nunMiaa WA.a Mninrl
R'J a nicety. Selgel, who Is of short
ujiure, laDoreu under a handicap, for tho
only way ha could reach Decker was to
,W8 In for the body, While ho was
coming in Decker would coolly lot loose
clean left hook to tho Jaw or a straight
Wit cross,
Ski Records Broken
ItfSTSiM.n0AT SPRINGS, Col.. Feb. IB. All
Eii'SS1'"? r8001-?? "ere broken In tha an-
E .t'u 'Ji'r carnival nera yeteruay,
i'u?.'nar Gmtvadt, of Chicago, who clearud
Mttirdf !,iWM telu, Th former world's
$& Univeralty flkl Club, of Christiana.
French Billiard Star Dies
5S? X..SK' Feb- 10 Maurlc Vlgnaur. the
Cii.i WJItardUt, who famo wa Inter
ijtfgi": ll Thursday at Monte Carlo. Cable
jr"." """ erceci naa Deen recenea rrora
i by the Eruinwlck-Balke-Collender Com-
r
MARRYING OFF
frfc AMD rW "
U1PRP ti-ipvz I
O0ME. AM'T.l
n& At-t
iv nitrT'
about rr.
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EVENING
ATHLETES MAKE NEW RECORDS WILLARD'S REASON FOR POSPONING BOUT
Horse Racing Dates
for Eastern Tracks
Aqneiliicl.lpnr 2l to .Inly II
J"J,V"-',",r I '" July JO.
Snrn(oRB,ilr 31 tn August
lata . ntl
Hflmont
-Atmust 28 to September 9.
WANDERERS AT HOME
TO CAKDINflTON TEAM
Allied Lcnrjue Gnmo Curded at Third
Street nnd Lehigh Avenues
I0i1.nf .I"? "J!1 "-S'fnetlonB of tho eoceer year
nnl ?Li1C'1 for 1",hlll 111 pork, .Id tteSt
vi,-Ii'onlh nlfnu. thin afternoon, where the
S VJ?,1!J. ' ' orI .'-n no Knmo. Tho clubs ore
In," nralJ.,nn'V V Cftch "" ft IsfK" follow
W' nfnh'nih,u?l,,l.'.crowd w' be on hand
i"?i.lhp haU '" .""'' '" motion. The Wanderers
whlln WZZ' ll?,r" .of th0 Amateur ru"?
? ". , CarcllnRion Is Iwst remembered fur .in
f?nihl.!,.i,,"",1",m ,n lh0 rami rm",d for t at
trophy three yean nro.
Tho line-up-
Wnnderers.
T'eareo ....
. uiniiiiRiaii
:.rW fulibickV.' ;.; 'n. "ncks'i,
rlRht linlfbark (llhhnns
C7',hlfbn-1( MlllUan
-1: JSM . . i-i"in
Car.llliRtnn
injior
l'loeirairtR .
It. .Wllnon
Archllinlil ..
Mcciorrcrtv
. iiurRin.
arte!H..L- -!NM?Mhu. :::::. iSSK!
n iY-m""1 ' lcmre lorwnm V. riint.
"j Alison nuldo left. ... Mill inn
llWckmnor .outside W ......... . "??,,
u Hgeforeo-John Shaw. Time of lmlvoV-15 mln-
VIXCOME AND FELTONVILLE
IN UNITED LEAOUK FRAY
Contenders for Soccer Crown Meet at
G3d nnd Locust Streets
nnAthnm?iiiimnil"i,,n0 n," "nnjrtnnt hrarlni:
lUS .SJ"m"'S. "J!l n".'.1.0''. ,P.f . tho. fnlte.1
v'li"'1. ''.r1"1 "t'e'ts thlH afternoon Cetwr?,
will k,h.m.ri:TE'. '.v."". "...Vory
RWF" r,giu?-V---
Harris right fullback Arkr-r
Jackson left fullback Almw
Hi '"'frton... right hnlflmck Wnlnnnn
Oherholtscr ....centre halfback ielsler
D. Kjillerton ... .left .halfback Ilaiigor
J jnlr'l outside right ScliunVnn
V ""anr Inside right Ulrml Rham
J. Shearer centre forward.. It. Deri Vshlro
Muschamp inside Irfj....T. Derl.'Sh S
0n". outsldn left Demko
45 mlnwis.e0W VoUn,'' Tlme of ,1"'"
EXIDE MAKERS AFTER
INDUSTRIAL POINTS
Electrics and Lupton Company Play
Soccer at Gcrmantown
Tho Icaguo-lendlng Electric Slorngo nation
Company norcer Pleven will do battlo with tho
earn from the David I.upton Sons Company
J,nnn-InidH,Vr,al ,l'eaKue match at Chelten ate'
?fi,?Sil ''"rS"0",? i';tr'('i- Oermamown. this
afternoon. Tho Exldemakers havn on i-verv
game played to date, nnd must continue their
winning streak today in order to retain un
disputed possession of first place.
I.lne-up:
I.lectrlc Storage. . David I.upton Pons.
Wnllaco
coal Simpson
(.rimes.. .
Itrourfley,,
Pan ps.. . ,
Hardy. ...
Younc, . ..
rnltpraon.
McDonnell
Allpn
McCleary.
IIofTtnnn..
rlclit fullback
. . .NlrhnlH
. ... Clark
. . Doofly
Quay
.Scott
. . .Hervent
. .Wnllnco
. . .('anker
l)aonport
. .ConnHly
icit ruiihacK .
rlRht fullback
ccntro hnlflmck
. left hnlflmrk
. nutstde rlcht .
. . Jnsldf rlRht .
centre forward
. . Inside loft . .
outKldo left ..
Ilcforec Thomas
mlnutea.
A Ird
Tlmo of hahea 10
RED AND BLUE SOCCERITES
INT INITIAL PRACTICE
Penn Varsity to Play Philadelphia C.
C. Today at St. Martin's
The University of Pennsylvania soccer eleven
will Ret In lta Mrst pinctlep since tho close
of the IntercolIeKlatn I.entio season this after
noon, when it lines un analnat the rhlladelphla
Cricket Club nt St. Martin's. Coach Stewart's
team will bo composed of six etcrans of tho
1015 combination and live recruits
Perm. Philadelphia.
Shannon coal Harker
Kdwards rlKht fullback Council
Hirst ...left fullback Sims
lluzby rlKht iMlfttfirk Hamilton
Mohr centre haHbnck... W. Johnson
Webster left halftmck M. Johnson
Tlyrno outside Hunt Tnrter
Nassau Inside right How land
Clothier centre forward H. Dlsstnn
WcHsman Inside lert J. Ul.saton
Tlnaman outsldo left Houston
DE ORO TO PLAY ELLIS
Championship Billiard Match to Be
Held Hero
Sol. Alltngor has slgneil up for this city
a world's championship thrce-cuphton
carom match between Alfredo Do Oro,
tltleholtlor, ami Charles Ellis, tho former
Doylestown resident, who Is tho cham
pion of tho Interstate I.caKue, which will
bo decided In three blocks of CO points
each on next Wednesday, Thursday nnd
Friday nlKhts.
Alling-er, to securo this contest, tho first
for tho tltlo tn this department of bil
liards, had to outbid Now York, Chicago,
Cleveland and several other cities that
wero anxious to stage this match.
BASKETBALL NOTES
Gtrard has won the American LenKue cham-
flonahlp two years running. It went through
hla season without lonlnjc a game.
ftimden hna a
pjinnpn this Avpnlner
to put
thn rnlltiri uniinr Itparllnir.
anil as tne Hears
have lost three games In u row. It Is no more
than likely that Heading will use "steam
roller" methods to win. And this should bring
out some lively passages.
rred Oelg played one game with Trenton
nnd then retired again. Gelg hasn't played In
some time, and It would take too much of hli
tlmo to tit himself for the fray.
n-wntnn hnoMii. ultrnlniF Tnmmv Ttarlnw a
local proJuct, lias signed llarereavei, who haa
been playing forward, and Hilly Lloyd, u guard
on tho Trenion Y. M. C. A. team. They will
te given opportunity
the remaining gamea.
be given opportunities to show their worth in
Trenton writers aro agitating tha return of
Fred Cooper as coach of the Trenton team.
Hough. Getilnger and Pranckle need no coach
ing. Cooper would be valuable to the team
If it were made up of Inexperienced players
but Inexperienced players have no license in
tho Eastern League.
Local officials will be busy today. George
Cartwrlght will ofncl&to in the Navy-Swartti-more
game, Veto Carnoy will handle the Tomo
Central High School, of Washington contest
and Jimmy Humsey will work: In Carney's
place at Oirord College.
MAYBELLE
- J
t
j
l'lmiEA ' "race Aprft is tn April 29
1 1 ml i co-May t to Mnr 17.
.Inmnlra - Slny IB to Mar 24.
ne ii
27& WA? QrCIMS- TO WIVEJ cmrJ I -Ir &AV& YOO THHvjSo AND Too IT ,
&7 VfU THE. GAVE IP I, V -' J -riWrT. TUR HE'D KUN T IN0W.T3EAWJ
0& J Vou Til-DN'T QOIT w "il THEnPrtlUUS Tl W ttAD V - l
w JrMo -hcro ( ' ' OPP THE. MAPM TQ HEARl 9
1 1 11 ivwin ww.-. 1 1 it u- .. -, . , -. . . chi kaiari
M aiAGM JflR' I V VtHATT- W-J ilUl
i . J 'JW ' -1 ' AIM 'W
LEDGEE-PHILADELPHIA, SATTJKDAY, EEBRUAEY
i HHHT 4mumT J J r ik t aool mm
inc u. u. iiuuu live captured tlio pennant this season by one came. The players, loft to rifrht, nre: Standinp;
Hess, Butler, Dunlcvy and Hanson. Sitting Hitbcrt, Rumsey, Mascot Birdanll, Blair
LOCAL ATHLETES WILL
MEET SWEDES HERE
Hjertbcrg Will Bring Team
Over Next Summer Many
Stars Expected
Members of the Mlddlo Atlantic Association
in thl1 Melnity will havo u chance to show
their klll iiKulnt somo f tho world's greatest
nthlotex at nn Internntlonnl compctltlnn In
rhllndelphl.i. In either Juno or Julv, no online
to nrniugiMnents whhli 1mo Won tompleted
ly tho Am iteur Athtetlc I'nlon and Hnilo
llfortherK. trainer of athletes of Sweden.
HJertbrc will bring to thl country late in
Mav betwirn 20 and flu of Sweden's grealeft
athletes. Tills ltt will Indiiile a number wlm
took i art In the last Olympic games In Swe
den In llll'.1. This team will Include special
ists in every event, and especially a group of
all-around athlete who ulll try thelt skill
against How aid Ittrry, who won tho all
around championship at the I'enn relay meet
last spring.
Just who will appose the Swedes Is a matter
of conjectme an I will probably not be deter
mined until ufter the lateit olteglate meet lato
In Mav. The selection will bo made by tho
local officials, with George Pauling, tho
head of the Middle Atlantic Association and
big factor In national atTalrs. directing tho
choice.
Ted Meredith tho great Tenn runner, will no
doubt bo the star or the team, but HJertberg
stated that he lias a middle distance timn who
would hie in en pitied against Meredith had
the OljmpK's been held In Uerlln.
PENN SWIMMEHS SWAMP
C. C. X. V. IN LEAGUE MEET
Quakers Win by -12-11 Score in Tank
Competition
cor.u:on swimming standing.
Cnlleso
Princeton
Valo
rolumbtii
v. i p.c
:i n l.nno
:i t ,-r.o
J 1 .I!li7
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Pcnnnylvunla
a c. n. v
NEW YORK, Fell. ID. Tho swimming
team of tho University of I'ennsylvanla de
feated tho representatives of tho College
of tho City of New York In nn Intercol
legluto dual swimming meet In tho C. C
N. Y. tank last night. Tho scoro was 42
to 11.
Tho Quakers captured first and second
places in every event but tho fancy dlvo
and r.O-yanl swim. In the former Ileb
ner, of City College, was victorious, de
feating both Evans nnd Coons, of I'enn
sylvanla. In tho other event Uosworth,
of C. C. N. Y., captured second placo,
losing tho raco by a few Inches. Slmonton,
of Pennsylvania, was first in "1 beconds.
KILBANE NOT AFRAID
OF CIIANEV. DUNN SAYS
March 17 Bout Is Off, However, But
May Meet Later
HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Feb. 19 If Georgo
Chnney wnnta a bout with Johnny KII
bane. featherweight champion, Chaney
will have to wait until tho Inst week in
April or early In May, for thero will be
nothing stirring In tho flstlo lino between
Chnney and Kllbnno on tho dnto tho world
tnkes a day off to celebrate tho nntul day
of Ireland's patron saint, March 17.
"Kllbano Isn't afraid to meet Chaney
or any ono else," snld Dunn. "I called
off tho bout for March 17, nnd I did so
because I folt I was being 'framed' and
that nn ndvantago was being taken of
our Interest.' I am now trying to get
Al Her ford and Sam Harris together and
have tho two of them promote tho Kll-bane-Chnney
bout. If they can do this,
I am ready to consider a now agreement,
but the former contract Is n dead Issue
so far as I am concerned, and Kllbano
won't meet Chaney In Haltimora or uny
whero else on March 17,
Penn Meets Yale on Mat
Penn and Yalo will meet In dual wrestling
Safeties In Welghtman Hall this afternon. The
uts will bo aa follows: 1111-pound class,
Sherman, Penn. ts. Fowler. Yale; lli.Vpoun.l
class. Souder. Penn, s. Wallace, Yale, 133
pound clabs. Kolser, I'enn. e. Krelder, Yale:
145-pound class. Captain Mllllgan. Penn, vs.
Bennett, Yale: MS-pound class, Malakls, Penn,
v. Potter, Yale: llght-heuvywelght class.
Levin, I'enn. vs. Smith. Yale; heavyweight
class, Tltzel, Penn, s, Oalbrldge, Yale,
l(5S. I MUTftiFX 1 feS ANT5 Tr ) 1V.IKG.INIA VOOHAyEH'T I frJj
- MAVBBU.E SAID HB CT rZ StD SMB U QE? ouvl
a zm ' v-?r 'f k
1916 CHAMPIONS OF INDUSTRIAL BASKETBALL
Scholastic Events
Scheduled for Today
IIASKr.TllAT.I,
Nnrtlienit Illch . XnirWimn IIIkIi,
nt Norrlslomi.
Srlinnt of IVdnicnirr n.
I'enn.ylriintit
It. Airy.
Ilihlllulp for llir llrnr, nt Ml
uiiikIiiIc IIIkIi n.
nt Sunrfhinori-.
NiiHrtlimoro HIkIi,
(llrard CiiIIpkk mi, Wst Clifstrr Nor
mal, nt Went Clirstrr.
nutlirm IIIkIi . Venn I"rrhmrn, nt
MVlKhlmnn Hull.
lirorffc Srlinol in. lrddle Inntllntp, nt
IllRhtHtOUIl.
Ji-riiiiinlmn I'rlrndx vs. Chentnut 1IIII
Ariuli'iiiy, nl SI, Mnrtlni,
t'li".lrr IIIkIi mi. Wllmlnclnn Confrr
enrp, Ai'iidi'inv, nt I)opr.
I'rslniN Collrgp tn. W'llllnnisoll Hilinnl,
nt Mdlln.
Nnrlirrtli IIIkIi Srhmil tk. Wt C'liMter
Nornilll IleprrK, nt Weil ClipMpr.
.St. I.iiIic'h Silinnl s. WilmliiRlnn
I'rlnulH, nt WllinliiKton.
Hnt riilluilrliililn IIIkIi Krliool vh.
T.nurpnrptllln Kihunl, nt LunrpiiPPTlIlp
M-lioul.
M. .InkPiih'H rnllcRC 18. Lit Snllp, lit
St. Jnnpiili'x Cnllritp.
HWI.MMIXO
Out ml lllch in, Wst riiilmlplplilii
Illgli Sclniol, ut Wrut Ilrniifh Y. Jl, ('.
A., 8 p. m.
RRAZZO TO MEET AZEVEDO
IN FINAL AT NATIONAL A. C.
Boston McMnnus Not Lad Portug'uese
Stopped Last Week
rranklo MeMnniis, tho Poston fefitlior
ivi'lglit who ban hcen boximr nurcrHifulIy in
tlllH Pity for two vear. Is not the Sllllle
I'Vankle MrMlimlH who WHH stopped hy Jno
A7ppdl roi'pntly. Tho Iioaton lad was In
tills cltv thn nltfllt Azevpiln knocked out his
Minn, who Is him to be a Toledo boxer. To-nlk-ht
nt the Nation, il Club Huston McManus
will tiipi-t IMdtn Wiitl.irp. nt ltrooklvn. In ono
of flip bouts to tlio fenturo frny nlilch will
bring toKether A7vedo and Jack Ilrazzo.
Tho pmgr.im follows:
Plr.it bout Sailor Cznrmnnskl, I'nltpd States
Navy, h. tjuartennaster Smith, United States
Navy.
Second bout Je.in Constance, Prance, vs.
Johnny Nelnon. Kensington,
Third bout nddlo Wnllaco, Prooklyn, a.
Prankle MeMnntia. IlOKtnn.
H0nilwind-up Solly Hums, Los Angeles, s.
u.iiiio wngnnii. untio itaiy.
W'lnd-up Jack llrnzzo, Iluzloton, vs. Joe
Azevedo, Oakland.
Jlmmv Murphv was down to weight today
for bis bout with Penny Leonard at tho Olym
plu club Monday night. The match wns made
at lfl. pounds ringside. A New York former
nmntcur champion. Angle Itatner. will m.tka
his first Philadelphia appearance in the semi.
He Is paired off with Pred Kelly.
Whlto Louisiana, or this city. Is boxing in
tho W st, a constituent of the clever bantnm
has undertaken to keep bis namo beforo the
public, Tho umpiring youngster H ready to
meet Jllckev llrown, Joo Tuber nnd Jimmy
McCabo under the name of Young Louisiana.
Jack Hanlon is working on an all-star card
for tho OImpla. March fl. He expects to
show soveral rast out-of-town boys, llanlon
will mntcli Hobby Iloynolds with a worthy op
ponent for that date.
Hdille Itevolro will find young Jack O'Prlen
faster thin ever when they start over their
lfi-round lourney nt NorrUtown Tuesday night.
Little Jack is training at Herman Hull's Kern
wood Ptirm and he Is preparing himself for an
aerial attack on Sir Edward.
After bis bout with K, O. Farrell at the
n,.itirtnH fMuh Tueud.iv ntirht. Willie Mnorp will
make another endeavor to coax Steve Latzo
into tho ring with him. Hobby Guniifs' spei lal
show lias local fans on edge, nnd he behoves
the 11th and Spring Garden streets arena will
be Jammed to Its capacity.
Lew Tendler probably will be matched to
meet Johnny Hnlo If ho shows to advantage
over Peto Herman, Tho "Kewpie" announced
his willingness to take on Tendler If tho
weight was mado at US pounds ringside.
A 12-round match between Hilly
nevan and
Alf Mnnsneld win 00 stnged In t'ottslown ile
day night. Hilly Itocap will roferco the bout.
stagen in rousinwn Aion-
Johnny Durns and Jim Peenoy nro halng
a merry time typewriting challenges to oacli
other on bohalf of Joe Uorrell and Halph L'rne.
Tho result probably will bo that thu middle
weights again will meet.
Swurthmore High Wins
SWAItTIIMOnn. Ta., Feb. 10. The Swarth
more High School basketball team defeated
I.tnadowne High hero this morning by tho
score of HI ta 2.1. At the end of tlio first bulf
Hwarthmoro led. M to 11. Line-up:
Swatthmore High,
iMinsuowne llign.
forward Han
Prlcko
(Place)
Parley
(Iteese)
Morlan
forward , Dattln
centra .., ...Ilochford
guard Hart
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Downey
(W. Wood)
n Wood
Itefereu Lungren.
guard Kldd
Bwarthmore Collego. Tlmo
of halves 20 minutes,
Plot by J. P, McEvoy
(Copyright 1 1016: By Tha Tribune Company)
WILLARD DIDN'T WANT
TO BOX ON HOLIDAY
Champion Gives Real Reason
for Postponing Match With
Moran in New York
By JESS WILLAIM)
Hea weight (Mnuiplon of the W'orld.
CHICAGO, Feb. in. Now that the dnto
for my light with Frank Mornn hns been
shifted fiom Mulch S to March 'SJ, I will
furnish a icnson for my Insistence upon
the change. '
It may strike mnny ns liolng rather
finicky, but It Is correct. March S falls
upon Ash Wednesday, it day that Is held
in ki wit respect by tho Chilstlnn world.
I have any number of friends who would
not attend u light under any consideration
on that dny. Rather than deprive them
of the opportunity of seeing the fight, I
belli out for a postponement. I believe
that there are thousands who will ap
plaud mo for making tho change.
Of course, If Mr. Rlckarc! mid his part
ner. Mr. MeCtnckon, had Insisted upon
my lighting Moran on tho original date,
I would havo done so. Although I had a
rather scvrio cold, I am satisfied that If
It wero absolutely necessary I could have
gotten Into shape.
I believe that oven If a man does fol
low lighting for a llvllhood there Is no
reason why ho should not respect the
religious beliefs of his friends.
As many may now remember, my fight
with .Tnek Johnson In Havana was to
take place on 1. aster Sunday. I wanted to
change the date, but nt that time hud no
sny In the arrangements. The date wns
changed to tho following Monday, thereby
respecting the feelings of tho folks In
Cuba. And, believe me, I wns Just as
delighted as they.
Janney and Durton Win
J. W. Janney won low net prlie. and M. C.
Ilurton capturu! low grufs honors in tlio Lum
bermen's AHpoil.itlon Inning orr tho mini 1
ture golf couit-e lu tho Glnibcl more. Jnuney's
card was 2H'js.uii, li.iudh.ip I'l nnd net 't,
while llurton'H iirlze-wlnnlng gro.m scoio was
27 out and 117 In for u totnl of fit.
Warhop Sicns Willi Cardinals
PltllP.POltT. 111. lYb. lfl.-Jaik W'ni hop.
former pit' her for the New York Ann ri aiif,
who lln's here, has signed with tho St. I.ou!s
Nationals.
WINTEItItESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
ITLANrCCtrVL
Suooriop location with an
unobstructnd view of hpnrh
I and boardwalk A recognized
1 slanaardjof excellence
C.citv6UO. WALTER J. UZBY.
has set fl tiP.W .ManHn-rrTrtP
aoifinio s n wt 1 a ilo'--
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ATIiAKTIi; CITY, N, J.
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wcstiiiintjit-i B, j,rlv baths run Wttter
H.CO up dly. to S12.S0 up wkly. Chas. lluhre.
nitowN's iii.i..s-in-thi:-pim;h. n. j.
THE INN lN Tiu3 PINES the Ideal
--1-1 place for recuperation: pure
water and food. Climate dry and wurm.
I. L. & M. S. HUUDKrtS.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
STR AYFR'S The Uest Uuslnesa School.
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LEAGUE
Dicjrlcr, Ucynolils, White, Hazlett,
and Ncumnn.
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Routs Last Night
NONI'A It PIL Young Mi'Goiprn drpw
Kith llolili) Mcl-euil, Andy Iliirni linoebpil
out Marty limn- in the fnurtli, ,lnrk I'ur
rrll noil Walter Ilronn drew. I.eo 1'ljnn
stopped ,IncU Nkcll In tbp hpioiiiI, Jimmy
llprgrr won from .luliniiy Donobiir,
(lAKi:i! CITY Milium Decker ilp
feated IMdle -clgcl, Sol O'llounell won
I mm .top Hunting, I'nrd .M linger out
fought Phil I.nurpncp, Danny Gorman
kiiuckpit out ,loliun Morgan In the t.pp
ond. Mike Johnson stopped Tommy I'ntt
In the fnurtli. Tommy Cranston dpfeatpil
1'alsy Hjlcter.
HEADING .link Tiilnnd defeated
Mpw I,utzn.
HOVI'ON Toniinv O'Kppfp wit forcpd
to ipilt In l'mnkie .Mnik In tlio third bp
I'niise of mi Injured liiiuil,
M3W YOItK Cowboy t'linrley Slinudt
dcfentPtl Young lliikpy, 1'eie Ciilllgiill
hloppeil Hid WINon In tin- fourth, Clinrlej
I-ouurd kiHM kpd out ICuy HUers in tbp
I'lglitll, Young .Mlirtln iiutpoluteil I'iukey
HiiriiN, Young 7.11I11 Kid won from Wal
ter NpImiii, Happy .Mahoucy outpointed
,lop llrndlpy.
SYKAC1 M! l'nuililo NclHun and
u ouiig" Nell drew.
Vollmer Again Sets Kcconl
NRW YORK. IVb. W. HiThort 11 Vollmor,
the iiialnsttiy of the rolmiihl 1 swimming team,
lontlnued his re coril-bre.iklng r.imp.ige last
nlrflit by smaihlng the Intercollegiate 1 on-yurd
ri nl in a dual meet between his collego and
Yale In the local tank. Ho lowered the old
record, held by himself, by 1 ,'1-5 seconds,
ilo was clocked In .Id 2-5 seconds. Yalo won
tho team honors with a scuro of 29 points to
21 by Columbia
State Mntmen Win
STATU COLLRGi:, Pa.. Pel). 10. Prince
ton made Its Initial nppearanto on tlio Stato
College mat last night beforo a hoiibo-party
irnnd of 2000 In iho hardest fought meet seen
this eiir In the I'uin State Armory. Although
tho Tigers wero dofentid. 2: to 7, every bout
w.is rlosely 1 untested, two going for cxtrn
periods.
Temple Plays Gallautlct
Tlie Temple L'nKerslty varsity quintet will
play the Gall.iudi't Collegi' Iho. from Wash
ington, tonight on tho llro.id nnd llerks floor.
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TOURS
A I A SIC A 5 Persona,Iy Conducted
LakK4. Tours in june and JuIy
One Tour Visiting "Midnight Sun"
IS Pacific Coast Tour, including all the Great National Park; some
of the moit wonderful and interesting trip ever offered. Remark
ably law Inclusive rates.
WoTwo conducted Tours to Florida and Havana In March.
Write for booklet of Western Tours just issued.
GILLESPIE, KINPORTS & BEARD
Phone Walnut 4243 1115 Walnut S.lreet, Philadelphia.
Virginia Repeats Only
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NEW BUILDING
NEEDED HERE FOR
BIG TRACK MEETS
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M u n i ci p a 1 Auditorium
Would Attract Athletes
From All Over Counntry
I. C. A. A. A. A. EVENT
Vlicrt riilladclphla notj! It .municipal
ntnlltorliitii tliero ought to bo n great boom
for Indoor ntlilctlcs In this city. At pros
rut I'lillmlclphla docs not possess a slnslo
tlor-ent indoor track. Those, nt tho various
I urmorlcn nre not only far too small, but
slneo spiked shoes nro not permitted,
every competitor risks serious Injury.
The present Convention Halt cannot be
properly heated nnd la likewise too lnac-,
ccsilule
II Is hoped to havo tho new municipal'
nudltoriuiii so constructed that It will bo
, possible to lay a (rood-sized, track on
uhlili tho men cnu uso spiked' shoes and
which will havo seating accommodations
I for from ln.OOO to l.",000 spectators. With
such nrcommodatlons this city Bhould bo,
nhlo to conduct Indoor meots more sue--isfullv
nnd under better conditions than
nm other city In America.
At norm 119 the proper' conditions nre
nxmircd application, should bo mado for
the nliiui.il Indoor meet of tho Intercol-,
IcRintc Ansoclutlon of Amateur Athletes
of Aincricii. held tho first Saturday In'
March .mil now BolnB to Now York' nn
nunllj hecnuse no other city can offer thoj
proper lu'cotnmodatlons. That would
brlnp to tills city also tho nnnuat con
vention of tho I. C. A. A. A. A., which
linn been meeting In New York almost
from tlmo Immemorial.
Those who wnnt to see Philadelphia,
properly advertised should realize that
this big meet nnd convention nre wbrth
working 'for. First of nil, there should
be some co-opcrntlon between the. Uni
versity of Pennsylvania Athletic Associa
tion nnd the A. A. U. officials for the pur
pose of seeing that when tho plans for
this nuilltorlum nre completed nothing1
bo left umlona to make It suitable for
conducting tho greatest .Indoor meets In,
America.
Just now Philadelphia has tho reputa
tion of being a. poor city for lndooor
games, but the reasons for It are those
given nbove. It Is possible to ovoroomel
all theso objections nt one blow. Phlla-
dclphin now conducts tho groatest; and,
most popular outdoor athletic carnival In
America In tho University of Pennsylva
nia's two-day relay carnival, which was
witnessed last yenr' by 20,000 spectators!
and attracts moro every year. That samo
management could pack tho Municipal
Auditorium for an Indoor meet.
CYCLISTS SEEK PEACE
American Federation Asks for Con
ference With Velodrome Owners
XKWARK. N. J.. Fob. 19,-Tho Fedora--tlon
of Amerlcnn Cyllsts, the body of
men who aro making nn attempt to con
trol cycling In this1 country and overthrow
tho National Cycling Association, sent n.
letter to Inglis M. Upporcu and Frank
Million, owners of tho Newark Velo
drome asking for a conferenco tho pur
pose of which is to talk over tho cycling
situation In this city.
Tho now body says It has men who
will promote tho gamo In Newark, nnd
want to givo Mlhlon nnd Uppcrctl a
chnncn to como to terms with the newly
formed association and tho riders bofore
their backers . orect an outlaw trade in.
Newark.
Chinese Soccer Captain
ST. PAUL. Minn., Feb. 10. Wenn Pin Pan,
Chinese, will head tho University of Minne
sota soccer team In lfllil. Ills ejection was
announced today. Pan and his brother.
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Days of sunshine and aoft
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the "States" were. settled.
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