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12
PENNSYLVANIA FIVE HAS
GREAT CHANCE TO CLINCH
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Red and Blue Shows Benefit of Jourdet's Excel
lent Coaching1 Team Is Best Since Keinath's
Great Combination Reigned Supreme
IT HAS been eight years elnco tho University of Pennsylvania 1ms won a bas
ketball championship, but It looks very much ns If Coach Lon Jounlot'n team
Will turn tho trick this season. It Is only ncrcssary for 1'enn to win two of tho
nt'xt threo games to mako It Impossible for nny team to beat It out for tho cham
pionship, whllo by (loins' this Princeton anil Cornell nro compelled to win all
their games to earn a tic.
Princeton Is running second and has made a splendid record, but the Im
pression Is growing Hint Cornell, now In fourth position, will bo Pcnn's most
dangerous opponent. The Ithacntls havo a veteran team, which was slow In
starting, but Is going at a terrific clip at tho present time. It Is only nt tho
.500 mark, having won and lost two games, but tho lthacnns have many games
to play at homo and aio virtually unbeatable on tho homo floor.
In this respect Princeton and Cornell nro very much in tho same position.
Both teams have shown a vast difference In play nt homo and on alien courts,
while to dato Penn has played consistently both at homo and abroad. Pennsyl
vania meets Princeton this week on tho Tigers' lloor and tho outcome of this
gumo Is of vital Importance to tho Red and Dltio. A victory for Penn will
eliminate Princeton entirely and It will then only bo necessary for tho lied and
Blue to win from Cornell In Ithaca to clinch the championship.
Game on Cornell's Floor Likely to lie Hardest for I'enn
Basketball critics do not bellcvo that Penn can beat Cornell In Ithaca, but
they seem to think that Cornell la certain to lose another gumo away from
home, which would glvo Penn tho championship even It It loses to Slmipo's team,
provided Princeton Is beaten this week. If Penn can show the same brand of
basketball It displayed against Columbia when It meets Princeton tho lied and
Bluo should succeed In trimming tho Tigers, even though the heavy Prliicetnnlnna
Will have tho great advantage of playing nt home.
Columbia entered tho gamo Saturday night without Dwyor, Its best player
and ono of tho greatest stars of tho collegiate game in the Hast, but Ids presence
In tho gamo could hardly havo turned tho tide. The Mornlngsldo Heights live
was completely outclassed from start to Mulsh and tho only Held goals scored
against tho wonderful Penn defense, were two shots that were moro luck than
good management.
It was well along In tho second half when AVcgonor took a chance on a long
shot whllo coming up tho lloor at full speed. Ho was looking for a man near
tho baskot to whom ho could pnss, but tho Penn guard had everybody covered,
so bo shot. The ball struck tho backboard and rolled In. A few minutes later
Boberts took a blind stab ns ho was being forced away fiom tho basket by Mo
.Nlchol. Robeits was falling as ho hurled tho ball, but It went through tho net
cleanly. It was a spectacular goal, but one which was tin own with no attempt
at aim or accuracy.
Jourdet Proves Himself a Great Coach
The Ponn defense was wonderful and full credit tor the peculiar stylo be
longs to Coach Jourdet, who has done wonderful work with his light and mediocre
material. It Is a defenso which would bo Imposslblo In tho cage game, but is ef
fective nevertheless and made doubly so by the boundary rule. When tho ball
goes out of bounds with an opponent entitled to mako tho pass to put the ball
In play, ono Penn man covers a play who Is loobo whllo the other four lino up
straight across tho lloor.
As soon ns an opponent starts down the floor ono of tho four men lined
across tho floor blocks him whllo tho other threo closo in, taking u man. As a
result tho passing of the opposing team is all dono beyond tho middle of tho floor
and In its own territory. During tho entlro gamo ngainst Columbia there were
not ton Instances whore a Columbia player got past the centro of tho floor In a
position to mako a pass.
Penn's guards showed a tendency to nllow the man with tho bull to run
Wild until he got within 20 feet of the basket, being content to cover tho
other four players as they tried to break through to take a puss. Throughout
tho game Columbia's attack was completely smothered. The Bluo and "White,
despite Its great advantage In height, weight and age. was helpless.
I'enn Playing Grand Game Despite Disadvantages
"When one analyzes the work of the Bed and Bluo live and takes Into con
sideration tho physique of Its players, the showing of the team Is till tho moro
remarkable, and If It can continue ut its present clip It will bo a wonderful tribute
to Jourdet's skill as a coach. Somo tiro Inclined to scoff at Jourdet as a coach
becauso ho was never a wonderful player, but tho aggregation ho has turned out
this fall displays better teamwork and shows tho benefit of better coaching than
any team I'enn has had In several years.
Every team In tho Intcrcglleglato Leaguo has a coach of national reputation,
but on what a" of tho teams havo shown at Welghtman Hall this winter Jourdet
stands out n. iu best coach in tho East. Seldom has a team shown such gieat
ability at handling swift passes and Its short, snappy passing Is far abovo tho
usual collegiato standard.
A great deal of tho credit for Penn's offenso must be given to Lou Sugar
man, forward and stnr of Greystock's Eastern Leaguo leaders. Sug.irnian has
been assisting Jourdet two or threo evenings a week and Penn Is using Grey
stock's offenslvo style, many of Its best plays being thoso used by tho profes
sionals. Churlcy Barrett's Ineligibility Recalls Stevenson's Case
Charley Barrett's caso recalls to mind that a similar faculty disqualification
which occurred Just at this time 10 years ago, completely upset football at
Pennsylvania and for a tlmo threatened to causo difficulties with sooral colleges
appearing on Penn's football schedule. At that tlmo Vincent Steonson, the
greatest quarterback who ever wore the Red and Bluo and captain-elect for 1000,
was dropped by the Penn faculty.
Whatever chance there wns of patching up tho differences which existed
ytlth Harvard since tho closo of tho 1005 football season was lost by this Inci
dent. Harvard had been contending slnco 1004 that Penn should bar all special'
course men from varsity competition, but Penn refused and tho break occurred
which ha3 never been mended. When Stevenson was dropped from college Har
vard pointed out that It would not havo suffered defeat In 1904 and again In 1905
If Penn had thoroughly investigated tho scholastlo standing of Stevenson and
others.
Time to Investigate Many Scholastic Standings
Now It Is rumored that Barrett was covered up throughout tho fall, and that
during the football season he did not maintain a scholastic standing which war
ranted his eligibility. Whether this is true or not, it points out onto ngain tho
greater need of an eligibility codo covering scholastic standing of tho collegiato
athletes than an amateur ruling on tho summer ball question.
Collegians who havo been guilty of tho "terriblo summer ball crime" ask
Why an athleto should bo allowed to compete Just becauso ho is an amateur
when his scholastic standing is not up to tho required mark, whllo ho (the sum
mer ball player) Is to bo barred when he might bo ono of tho best students In tho
university and not going to collego for athletics or tho prestige which may bo
obtained from a brilliant athletic career at a largo university'
Humor Has It That Malum Is Also IJarred
It Is rumored that Eddlo Mahan will bo barred from further participation
In athletics at Harvard. Several causes, any ono of which Is sufficient to bar
him, are said to have caused tho Faculty Athletic Commltteo to tako this action.
The summer ball charge, first made Just prior to the Ynlo game last fall. Is
believed to havo been the main objection to Mahan continuing ns a representa
tive of tho Crimson. To tho outsider it looks as If Harvard had made a serious
mistake In not investigating Matron's case last fall. It Is believed that Yale
would have had little trouble getting enough evldenco to havo barred Mahan
lost fall had it desired to protest.
Is Llndley Murray Playing Indoors Too Much?
A. local tennis star expressed the belief that Llndley Murray, tho sensational
California youngster, was making a serious mistake by playing so much indoor
tennis this winter. He pointed out that Murray went to pieces last summer be
cause he had gone stale and predicts ho will bo unable to stand the strain. To
morrow Murray will meet Man, tho former Yalo Mar, In the final match for the
indoor tennis championship of the United States, Evidently Murray also be
lleves that he has been playing too much tennis, and says he will rest after to
morrow until the outdoor season opens. t
H was rather odd that the day prior to Eddlo Collins' trip to Palmyra as the
guest of Russell Blaakburne, to lecture before Rutwell's old Sunday school class,
Blackburne should receivo notice that he had been released to Tut onto, of
the International Loague,
Evening Ledger Will
Diagnose Major Teams
Never in the history of major
league baseball has the tlopo for
the following' season been so com
pletely changed during tho winter
by the addition of now players to
the various tennis as te the case
this year. The blow-up of the VetU
oral League, which placed nil of its
stars on the market, has enabled
tho tennis to strengthen to such nn
extent that it is nlmost impossible
to figure just who will be the fn
voritos to win the Nnlionnl and
American Leaguo pennants. The
fans scarcely know who will bo
plnying on the various teams, but
the Evening Leikikr will endenvor
to give them nn outline in a series
of articles, one a dny; on each
major league club, starting tomorrow.
PENN SPEEDING
TOWARD TITLE
IN CAGE LEAGUE
Jourdet's Team Smothers
Columbia Princeton and
Cornell Also Victorious
EASTERN LEAGUE RACE
Standings of Basketball Leagues
iNTi:itnit.t.i:iiATi:.
I'lelil TdmI
liiuiN tinnN
v. i.. l". a. r. .. r.'.
I'rlmrtnii S 4 :1 4. .M.;
lornrli : " : : " : : : s a II si i; jt! -iijll!
lMrlinnut i '-' a ill ! jSX
I'lilnnihlu 1 II 13 0? 41 ..: .11.1
s(iii:m i.i: rou this wi:i:k.
Tnnlclit I'driirll lit Ilirttnnlilli.
riliu'i!.n Penn ill 1'rllli'Pl'ill.
l'rlilnt I'limi-ll III ('nllllllMil. ,
Stilnnl.i Vulo lit I'imiii'jIiiiiiIiii llartiiiuiilli
nt I'rlmplnti.
i:.sti:kn.
Willi. I.ntt. r.".
Crei-toil, '! I"
Itr.ullni: II) II .;
('mini 15 I '
Hi. Nerl HI I" !
Irnitiin 12 ;
Jumt 14 -i .auii
Miicint.); rou this wi:i:k.
Tonight ('minim nt Trrliliih.
Ttii-.il i Do NitI ll "FlUllUG.
VW'ilnrMl.iii .liis'ir ' t'nnnliMi.
'Ihnrsilii lire.' Htm k nt .I.isiht.
lrlil.i rriMitnii nt lriMncl,.
Miturilii KniillliE lit Dp Ncrl.
The basketball theory of massing and
passing on tho offense unci breaking up
and coveting on tho ilefenso Is by no
menus a new one. Hut it Is something
nocl for Pennsylvania's team to put this
theory Into practice. Lon Joiirdot, who
has proved to bo the best cage courli that
ever tutored tho Ited ami Blue, bus drilled
this Ulna Into the heads of bis proteges
sn effectually that It now comes to tlicm
as second nature.
The net icstilt of this practical theory Is
that I'enn Is now within haling distance
of tho Intercollegiate J.engtm champion
ship. The, only game that tho Ited and
Mine has dropped this season was a tough,
grueling extra-round liattlo at New list volt
early in the season, when the team had
not 'unite reached the height of Its stride.
The gamo was luht by the margin of one
point.
Since the Yalo victory over Penn. the
West Philadelphia collegians have been
setting a pace in the cage that has proven
beyond tho lingering shadow of a diiubl
that .lourdct has produced a live, that
will win tho title, barring Injuries or
sickness.
On Saturday evening, while I'rlncetor.
was tt limning Dartmouth and Cornell
was nosing out Yalo by ono point, Jour
det's team played tho Columbia live clear
oft of their metropolitan feet. The score
was i2 to 0. Wegener and Roberts, tho
visiting forwards, managed to get a Held
goal each, which was the sum total of Co
lumbia's scoring from tho lloor.
I'enn, on tho other nand, played with
pplendld consistency, amassing i-evcn Held
goals. Kilillo llcXiehnll, I'eun's captain,
tossed eight fouls out of 13 chances.
This gao I'enn such an adnntugo that
Columbia did not havo a lonh-iii duilng
tho ei'tlro 40 minutes of play.
Martin, ono of Jotinlefs youngest engo
men, played n wonderful game on tlio
door and incidentally shot u couple of
neat basKcts.
McN'ichol retained his two-point lead
over Kinney, tho Yalo forward, iu tho
point-scoring competition last weelt. This
pair Is so far out Iu front that they are
having a llttlo race of their own, Tho
highest point scorers aro:
Pliijer. C'ollece. Cnmcs. I'.Cl. r.tS, rta.
Mi Nil hoi. l'ellll 7 14 Ii t SS
Kinney. Vulo 7 II lis fc;l
llnus. Prllnetnn ....... 1 1 II . .
William. Dartmouth .. 7 It) 13 01
Kisfcon, Dartmouth 1- III I..
llwser. Columbia IS II I'll SS
CnMer. Columbia I II If! 01
MeTlRue. Princeton ....; l'J .. '-
.lultPH. Pent! l. ,. mU
llrown. Cornell I IU " "'
Manln, Perm la - V,'!
I.iuut.'ii. Cornell -I IS .. lit
Wclner. Yule J It! .. SI
llurshanl, Columbia .... J 11 .. --
Hull rby. Cornell 4 10 ., in
Williamson, 1'pnn 7 t .. IS
l'eice. Princeton , g i .. IS
lteeinr. Dartmouth 7 K .. Ill
Aehmeatl. Cornell 4 ;l 4 111
Million. Yalo J h ., Ill
Jertonls, I'enn 7 i .. 34
Da Nerl jiullert up to tho C00 mark In the
Kuatern I.c.ikuo on Saturday penlne by bent
Inn Jasper out at Musical Tuiiil Hull. 20 to 24.
A blc crowd Kiitherect to root for tho Duda
They were not disappointed, for Jasper put
un a really clever game, but tho speedy -vorl.
if Doc Nenman uiut hla playmate held tha
Kenstnstonlana safely. In uplte of the close.
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WHEN A PELLEE NEEDS A FRIEND
TWO MORE VICTORIES NEEDED TO GIVE PENN INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL TITLJ
F. BAKER'S BATTING ORB " ""
SHOULD BE BETTER THAN EVER
Rice Believes Yanks' Third Sacker Will Retumi
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NOTES OF TPIE BOWLING ALLEYS
Tho National Htmllng Annnrlntlon will
mpft tonlwlit nl llio Wlmlpor Ittitrl. Smtp
lary tlnnriit M. .Miirm Iihh annt mil tiutln-H
tt the arlntM IpaKUn.q mul hnlli(lu.iH fii
m"" In thf r.inkH of tho iiKoolutlon Anionn
tho nintt'TH in ho not oil iijwm will ho tho
Inonl thanitloiiihli tournoy, ns wo 1 1 iih tho
llnltiB up of tfiiniM whlih Intend tn mmpoio
In tho anntnl nnlionnl ( ImmptnnMilpH whlrli
will ho lolloil In Now Vnrh. l)OBiniilHir .M.inli
IS This Is tho iiFfit Intln nf which l'.lmor 12.
Duncan, nf till i Itv, Is tiit tonal prowldiMit
It Is oxpft tt'U tin national rluiniphniMhlp)
In fUo-ni.m tifim( tun-man toaniM ami In
ilh (duals will attrnrt possibly a donn I no il
tfaitio. This toumov will Jin-linh- April 1.
tin April .1 tho Rocond championship contH
nf tho Atlantic Cnant AhsocIuIIuii will begin
at WaihlnKton. D. ('
Ah tho inoinhors nf tin looal loaetins loni
prNo both local nrKimUitlnns It Is pmhablo
hpi iUh nf Jhi-ini'ii tontns will tako p.nt In
both toiirn.unt'ntH Uu' In dolay In Hcttllng
npnn tho dali nf tho national tnurno.. thon
Ih Hniiif itfinht un to hnw many teams will
make thf trip tit Now York.
Tin inoi'tltik- tnnlKht will Kln nn Moa of
tho numbi-r and mIho tho Htronth nf tho
nitlonal dtv aF.ioolatlnu In contrast with
tho Atlantic Assoilatlnu
Tun lurnrH will Htart nnaw this nook.
Tho Philadelphia 1 .oacno, nf w lib h I.llKrty
114-11 Is tho ibamplon, will commenco tho somud
round nf ItH tuurnv un Koitono Ally to
morrow nlKbt. whllo nn Friday nlsht tho
Quaker Cltv Ihmruo will boRln ItH Ilnal sorloH.
Manoto won the thnmplunslifp nf the that
round, t
Tho flrrman-Ainorlcnti lrnKiio rnoo Is In
trroattus:. Mutual droppod twn RamoH to tho
tJIr.ud uulutot hist Wiok, whllo Antl-t'obdon
iuocd up tn within hailing difltanco by tnU
Intr all throo Kamos from thinner, Tho
ITnltisI train won two jruinos from K. I. 11. A.
and tilHii ohotcd up nn tho champions. Ite
i .iiimc nf th fad that loniorrnw. tho rocular
bowline nlcht of tho toams. will bo AVnsh
Inctnn'H Illrtbday. hovoral of tho tennis will
advauio contests to totiluht.
.M.my of tho lntorrlub bnwlors woro In o
toUrnt finni In ror't-nt camoa. Turn, of M.inu
faiturnrs' Volnw miu ul, knntkoddowu IStJ, 227
and 2l"i niniltiNt Uiorhrook Whiles, Hattor
thwnltn registered 2Jt In his second pame for
Manufacturers' lllup ntralnst Oorbrnok (Iroou
In tho mly fnimc tho Manufacturers wnn.
Monro oHlaldlnhi'd il now slimlo itiinii1 Ioiikuo
jrcmd by InppMm? nor 25ri In his second Knnio
for ivoi brook tlrocti.
A roIow of th loasuo ntnU'MtiRS shows that
t'ndonlnwn So, 1 sipiad has it safe hold on
lirsl ptao In tho Artisans !,oai;uo, having
a rMonl nZ 27 litnrlos and fl defeats. North
western No. 2 mucd ahead nf Uuilculouu No.
2 mid Ii.ih a K.nno advantanc 11 rates aro
rushttiK ahead In the K,Htono tnurnoy, while.
as a tosull of last woolt's kiiuios. AclKcs tied
lloimtorH for tlrst idncu In Section il, of tho
miiuu tnurnoy.
Cnlunibus t'ounoll only twn iramoq hi nd
aiico nf San DomitiKo In KuIhIUs of Cnlum
bit'i Lpukuo, whllo a nn-tntiuo uiarKlu separ
ates Switchboard ami Installation In tho West
ern Klectrlc League, tho former leading.
The Aetna und Camden flro squads aro
locked In a tlo for first position In the Insur
ance l.naRUo. In tho Philadelphia, Klootrlo
tournoy Accountant has a, two-camo better
ncord than District. Oillcos. bavlim won 10 ami
lost 2 jrainos In tho second imiiid if their
sirlos. In tho National Hank I.'-auuo J'rank
II ii has a series advautat'o oer tho I'ourth
Street team. t
Uiinulnf: lops tho Curtis TeaKUo. a traiw
nhead nf Join n.U Press, who has a similar
advantage over llork KnKralnj?, Color Press
Is a Rat no behind Ibck, whllo a few kuhu-m
separate tho two next two teams Country
tlontb-man and HUAl.vrj Ijiihjlu fiom the
leaders.
Main OH loo Is hnldln? tlin load in Mi"
Ameilcan 1o Cnmp.tnv series Haorford Is
( hampinn of tho lloval Arcanum Ianuo, Na
tional tops tint Iruu IjpnKUf. Hotall Credit,
tho Straw hrldtro A- I'Inthlor tnuruamenl, and
Keen Kutter. tho Industrial series.
Cornell Holds Van Oman
ITHACA. N. Y, Cob. 21 Uav Van Clnnnn
will leinaln nn Cnrnoll's Tnotliall inachluK
staff two ears more. ao ordbm to an mi
Tioimccnif nt nf tho Cornell Athletic Associa
tion. Van cirmin has slcued a contract.
Hy GltANTLANIJ IUCE
The (5 tea I When
UVirii Ihr J!r.il mint xlrpa to hat
Ami nwiniii '" ' '""'J' cfouli
UVirii the fii.it lilt streak Its flight,
Of the iisl hnff flu ooci out; .
Thr nhosts nl tho old ffoito come
To earth mm their plncc on h pit
When ihr ;)lnfc pels back In the nun,
And the blue pets bark In thc'sUy.
ever
When the rait comes out of the air
To reach or the Iron keen,
To seek through the melting aiioics
77ic ica)i o the Ancient Green,
Gray ghosts of the graves arise
Willi n iliTiim that will never die,
When the jilnfc pels back in the sun,
And the blue pels back In the sky.
When the u-hltc-markcd courts are fixed,
And the first serve rings an ace;
When the first clean smash goes true,
A flash to an oiicn space;
Then for u breath of spring
liven the dead must sigh,
When the pink pets back In tho sun,
And the blue pets back in the sky.
HaUcrian Precedents
Various opinions liavc been expressed
ns to tlnker'M ability to return with u .300
glint In bis butting eye.
Uul why iiliotilil one ofT-senson affect
Ills wnllopltiB ml)7 There nre at least two
eminent precedents to cover tho linker
caMe.
In l?nr Jimmy rallaban quit tho White
Sox. lie quit with n battliiR nvcrnRC of
."7". Kor the next five years he paitilleil
aiminil with n cemlpri) club. Then In
liill ho rejoined bis old major loacue
enmp ntul batted .2SI. nltio points higher
thnu ho had butted when ho left off.
In 1D0T Mllto Ponlln left tho fllnnts.
Michael ceased with an merniw of .311
In lHOii. In 1011 ho decided to return,
mul that year with llniton and New Vorls
batted .310, n Rain of two points.
Now If Baker
So if .1. I'Yanlilln Ualter follow:) the
C'allahan-Oonlln system of quitting and
returning, he should lint better this sea
miu than he did In 1 til I. his last year
out. where ho popped away among tho
load ois.
Thoro aio limes when a good vacation
Is ii useful thing for tho Industrious citi
zen, whether he bo a thlid baseman or a
bhoo clerh.
Two Grip Varieties
The prlp has laid Jrsi H'llfnril low;
Observe how loudly Tom Junes halters!
I only with I had thr prlp -
On forty-seven thousand dollars.
KOKO.
The Smoke Hall KiiiR
Joe Wood, tho Smoko Hall King nf tho
lied fiox, believes tho Hnal kink lias left
bl.1 arm and that ho will be leaily to pick
up in 1916 where, ho left off In lflll'.
Wood, ii fine, clean typo of tho earnest
athlete, Is one of tho great pitchers of the
game. You failed to hear as much about
him last season as many others, nml yet
wltli nil arm that wns only slowly wink
ing Into shape ho worked In 'Mi games and
was tho most effectlvo pitcher In Ills cir
cuit, nllow lug fewer earned runs to the
start than ccr. that Nonpareil from
Wclsor, Idaho, and Washington, U. C
Walter Johrtson.
Wood has been training Intelligently nil
winter. I la is starting his ninth season
with tho Jled Sox, and yet today Is only
2H years old. If ho can Iron nwny that
ono kink In the old whip ho should ho
good for another 3u jears.
he Greatest Slafr
If Wfiml to i.i .
ilnff should be the Krpn. , ',, 'M ftj
should be the Krrnt. i ,i,,. V fn
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got Slllffy Mctnnis- l lou ',
Ke-eclioes
bona may not be an es.ntfc,i hu, . J
ono grniul little Island m . a ,P 0f rtJ '
wreck. ' a iV j
Tho wise entry is ,t,i.,lt ,0 .,i i
save something for the n. t Mart ,
With too many supein, , . niiwn'n,, ..
or,rho'neif.r'mcy lm"u"" ""-' "25
Worltl's KecordH
I lore's another wm M s , P, r,i , .
of being overrated (limn, ,,,11, lh '","
Jlncklan lnllelil was und.ri.itr.,1 V
were known us the ?fi nticm fta I
linn cost romlskev i,r, mm u ,!'
$25,000: Hairy Ihohrih non S
totals $110,000. with M. liini Iffi ,.J
Stuffy Is win Hi $2.-,, linn i,r0il dfbal. '
And Hint SI3r,.oui). Intl. M i wt iwl
less than Ssnilll. If ,.u , i..i. n-.T1'
ones, a gold mine l-rn I In tin mrnl!
We hae only one n.iei to launch m
tho Wlllaid-JIoran tlicht Vuc that ,
that on the eve of battle 1 nth flgSitcrs wffl
bi'V-onlldcnt nf winning Am taterjj
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That Came! Mend
tarns the trick!
Get the new flavor and new satisfaction the blending of choice
Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos provides in Camel Ciga
rettes. You'll prefer that blend to either kind smoked straight !
Prove this to yourself by comparing Camels with any cigarette
at any price!
Smoke Camels to your heart's content because they are freed
from tongue-bite and throat-parch; because they leave no un
pleasant cigaretty after-taste. Quality is so apparent in each
puff, smokers do not look for or expect premiums or coupons.
That new mellow-mildness, that new "body" puts an entirely
new idea of cigarette satisfac
tion into your mind I
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packtte, whloA
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by preserving tha
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without tea""',
tinfoil, which fold
back into itapltc
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j Camels are eotd everywhere in scientifically sealed packages, 30 for 10a; or ten
packages (300 cigarettes) in a ghssine-papcr-covered carton for $1.00. We
strongly recommend this carton for the home or office supply or when you travel.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Wiiwton.Salem, N. C.
EVENING LEDGER MOVIES YOUR EXECUTION OF THE COUNT IS GREAT, HUGHES, AND HE DESERVED IT, TOO
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