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SYLVAlgAgjBACK TEAM WILL DEFEAT DARTMOUTH, DECLARES "TED" MEREDITH
m BEAT
MOVIE OF A MAN STUDYING A BILL OF FARE
Harvard Hascbnll Coach Sues
Pro Boxer AIubI Hclurn Medal
MILAVAUKBB. itar 8,-WaUer Llriniter,
Wlnroniiln commllllonef of tne Central Auto
BOSTON, My 8. Dr. Frnnk 3. Bexton, of
rtrookllne, former couch of the, Harvard h.
bftll nine, hi brought cull Rctton SffiUnut the
rollrite. ntklng $2000 rtumnit. clulmln n
nrfch of the jhrctrymr rontrncl to ronch the
ITM0UTH,SAYS
5latlon. Amateur Atmaiie union,
na Ilrtrlr. A WlffCrtnAln IVlfAr. itt
: union, nan ornerca
mcflai n iTon pa a conicinni in sn nmfllfur
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wer, in rexurn n roio
ii
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lrith undtr the aatplcM at th
It
" MEREDITH
".eh college yenr,
tlA nn that hA wan nnM
held at
Itt-Miritti
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crvlcn In 1015 Rna that there
$000 for that year
Plltabunth Athletlo Club. ACedrdlnr to
iir.
Is -till due him
I,lgln(er, wory la a proieasionai.
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BVByxyg- L33B0BB-PHTLADELPHIA -FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1916
0 Meet Qfr Franklin
field Tomorrow to xc
Ologeeompeuwon
. -
y DAY FOR QUAKERS
& oi. frteld will be n busy plrtca to
ffJioon Starting l lilO. with
5r..f with Dartmouth, every men
""Villi be kept busy until the straw
(" btt-eball with Harvard Is
P' . ..i.t. -- ihft liaek team which
tVU ...nt Pcnnsjhnnla against the
IW'r hunch have been helrt and we
gfcSr to "meet them lth a well-bal
rtfii linrn,
S3, can beat Dartmouth
I think, this
' .. .1 rtAntnel Vra
.ill It Will "0 tt BIUMI vumci... ..
tut ii '" M'nl. nnil when
S e mUUlTe' 'ueianceB we will
. winters will not do very huumk
St-S- whUe In the past they have
MP
had tho llrst three men In
Wyard." and two men In the 220
rwfittfn to Count
fSufro.it will hao to hold us up In
f - M-nts this year. He can win the
Sftrtf 0-yardsy but that will be the
if.iaM.ur scoring In tho sprlntH.
I SEW Intcrclass meets Dartmouth der
KLd eral Rood sprinters In Stlllman.
to? . i..i shaiiuirne These men are
mEr.L thlr worth Is not known.
EUthWton will bo Dartmouth's war
M?"" Saturday. Ho Is entered In six
. 7 .i.unA ft enomrt nlmoflt lm-
"!" Ilfffci tn ro In them all. he Will.
Ever, to tnelr bleRest point winner and
5 Z isril In all probability In (ho 100
Qlll yard and broad Jump.
far, will have, good middle-distance men
Sufi -can and.lt Is a question just how
EwItttheM men Dorsoy and Scudder
"T ... .... ui. Ttnna nnrt T.nnnn In
.U m,arir nnd tho rest of the half-
ri will bo turned over to the mile
tmoWtj Be Out
fjlmi'e5 has not found himself yet
4 year Mid migm oi ru" iu..
E.;.hrv will he our best man lmtho
SmJ Dekorn and Colton will repre-
Bt vT In the two-mile.
ftrartmouin win i "" uv ...c
tVjthe track. Captain Riley is i
. In hnth the auarter and hnlf.
. i i-, t.. Matnhllalinrl n nmv rrnnrd
jrf Dartmouth when he ran tho half-mile
:l,.. i r irn will run linMi ftVnntq
:Blil " " ""' "" "" --
iiiatus.
'MIA Ufty will DC nnuwiur k"" tiuintci-
lJr fpr partmouth Ho was In tho In
(fftnlUgUp AnaH last year and has run
ttertnan &w sccomisr
birMith' still has Its two-mllars who
it our men last yenr. Tucker and
lr. hut In tho two-mile Smith, Its best
sun, Is hardly as good as our two-mllers.
. I think, lor the llrst lime in years, i-enn-BTK-anla
will score her heaviest In tho
Held ewU. In the past wo always sot
mot it ur points from the track men,
hut we Mt a
a good
This
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BEADLEY SHOWS EFFECTS OF
LONG LAY-OFF, BUT MANAGES'
TO GIVE COSTER WALLOPING
By ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Last Night's Ring Results
nnOAmVAY A. C I'nt Ilrailler outfoimlil
Mlka toAtcr. Al Nelon defeated ClKiritle
Iltftckburn, ounir Jimmy O'llrlcn atouped
Dnnny Cullen In thr Drat, Willie Hncnrer ent
lounir HtiKlna, Darby Cuapnr won from
frnnKia ionnnue.
Doer
Soldier
better crowd of Held men
this year.
ThltauH and Turner should take care
of the. Jump, Slathows tho hammer, New-
itttttr and Sowell tho nolo vault, Dorlzas
tr.i Wilherow (n the shot, and Bertolet,
ogejnd Ivory In the broad Jump ought
loivra us a goou mnrgui oi puiihh
twt cannot win nil theso cvonts : "Worth-
llBflon. In tho broad Jump, nnd SpcaVs, In
ts'hot, for Dartmouth, are sure to win,
st'lhe seconds and thirds will fall to us.
ector, of Dartmouth, Is a cood vaulter,
HeC ko did not place In the relays Inst
way. so I hardly think ho can beat
lefeU, apd BUrely not. Newstetter.
'rtnholm in Shape
ffArUnoUth will have a good man In the
luralesi.. Trenholm, who was out last year
a (account of appendicitis. Is going good
yearj tie win win ooin tnese events.
.eh illllman has several other men In
if hurdles, but they have never shown
ijrining m meets so you can tell what
y will do.
JSoldell. Who non the IntArnnllAelntn
d,Jumb In 1914, Is In that event
m una year ana win probamy be
Dd to Worthlnirton.
iThe total points scored will be very
iiom out Pennsylvania ought to win.
year we won; easily, but then wo
tfed very heaUly In the sprints, which
VB US a blc lend nt tho atnrt
twill only run tho quarter unless It
necessary for roe to do. more, I have
4 only one day's work since the re,
W and don't want to do any more than
jecessary until tho Cornell dual meet.
T- WBlght at the present time Is down
than It should be fnS- this ttma nt
r, and the only wny to get It up la by
Pennsylvania's entrl-n win h?
Im Tji Kaufman, Wants. Katr,
S? 7art-r-Herilth. Tnnnn. Ton
SJ,n feuddfr. Doraey, Connelly.
S? "J'.'-TPe Korn. Coiton. Mitchell.
1 'USS m.tn hurdlea Warren, Hopkins.
,.i. . mw.w.V TIBIIEUI 4WtiAl,a,
TO Juniiy Thlbault. Turn. ni,ruhnlt.
,.4, ucrioiet, uucunoita, jonea,
P0t--Dorizas. ivith.AU, r,n..,.k ...
ekst""-; vaii,rr "-"
lit """ "wwr ceweu, ue&rawooa.
04 tfrB
M;V 011K 11111 Ilrennan slopped
Ilodel In til" third.
8ItACll8K Harry Oattlo defeated f
jacK ueitey,
PAT BRADLEY, who gave up a promis
ing business career to follow the less
hazardous profession In tho squared circle,
celebrated his return ns a boxer at the
Broadway A. C. last night by walloping
Mike Coster for a
half dozen rounds In
tho wind-up. Pat
showed the effects of
his year's lay-off, but
made a creditable,
showing and easily
won nil of the way.
It was a slambang
affair nnd tho mem
bers of tho club
were perfectly satis
fied at the end. Pat
had his sturdy op
ponent swinging
wildly from the start,
nnd In the closing
n. W. MAXWKLL round Mike was
seeking a soft spot on the floor. Tho bell
clanged Just In time, however, and Coster
was able to depart from the. ring wear
ing his brand-new bathrobe.
Mike Gets New Robe
Before the battle Mike was presented
with tho many-colored Tbe by a parcel
of friends from Southwark. Muggsy Tay
lor made the presentation speech, which
was an unqualified success. Coster ac
cepted the gift with his customary mod
esty and then went In to take his beat
ing. He seemed worried about his present
In the fifth session and took a short
count; but he arose quickly nnd decided
to wait until tho end of the battle to
don the kimono.
The members of the Broadway A. C.
were treated to sevferal , furious bouts
last night. Only one, the first, failed to
last the full bIx rounds, but the club
men forgot all about It soon after It was
over. Mr, M. Taylor, the fistic Im
presario, worked the changeable referee
system and It made a hit. Muggsy of
flclated In the first act, chiefly because
It was short and It gave him n chance
to look over the "house." Then he re
tired to the box office and allowed Doo
Falen and Johnny Gepprlch to alternate
In the other duets.
Yes," Barnum Was Right
Judging from reports which trickled out
of the Northwest recently, Barnum pulled
a very wise thought regarding the birth
rata of his cash cusjomers. Barnum Is
gone, but his followers In and around
Minneapolis are playing in their old-time
form. The latest Btunt, according to a
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pcnolve these days. -
The cause of his undue enthusiasm Is
unknown at this writing. After his bout
with Reich, Fulton was labeled tho Herk
imer athleto and urged to go back to his
work as a plasterer. It Is true that Fred
won, but It was only becauso ho was not
so bad ns Al Reich. If this battle Is
used as a criterion, It would be best to
carry It out further and match tho win
ner with Benny Leonnrd at catchwelghts.
More About Freddie Welsh
Dancing Freddie, tho lightweight cham
pion. Is In again. Thliitlmo he has evoked
the wrath of the Wisconsin Boxing Com
mission, and unless he explains why he
delayed his recent bout with nvei; Ham
mer ho stands a very nico chance of
being barred from nppcarlng again In a
Wisconsin ring. Freddie was not at all
anxious to mix with Mr. Hammer and,
while his opponont wns waiting In the
ring, he was busy -wlthTfhtr club 'officials
demanding and collecting his guarantee,
cash money, befdro ho stepped In to tako
his usual beating.
Something must bo dono to force Welsh
either to dofend his title or get out of
the game altogether. His fiascos with
second-raters, "pork and beaners" and
other hams throughout the country nre
being frowned upon by the boxing pub
lic, and Congress should pass a law gtv
'Ing him n pension. Last Wednesday night
Freddie met an unknown labeled Frankie
McOuire In Harrluburg nnd recehed tho
other end of the decision. Now, If a
uy like McGuIre can wlh qej- a cham
pion,' what chanco will Freddie have
agplnst a REAL boxer like White or
Leonard?
Another New Face
Jawn McGulgan Is very strong for new
faces at his upholstered club and will
spring' another one for his guests tomor
row night. Johnny Cashlll, who hails
from Minneapolis, will mix with Frankie
White In the semlwlnd-up, and his work
will be closely watched by all of those
present. Johnny Is a protepe of Mike
Gibbons nnd tho Phantom avers he Is the
best featherweight In' the business. He
sent a lengthy communication to Jack
boosting ,hls "hope" to the skies and said
he would make good In his first start. He
will have to go some, however, as White
Is n strong, rugged boxer and Is good
enough to give any of tho boys In his class
a hard battlo
The wind-up will bring together Billy
De Foe and Kddle Campl and a very fast
bout should result.
Dillon Gets Darcy OfTer
MILWAUKEE May n - A rnblKram rc
celved here from Syilney. Aii-trnlln. autliorlrrd
nn offer to Jark Dillon, of Imllnnnpolln tit
S10.UUU to box !. Darcy 2(1 rounds nt tydny.
n QUALITY IS ECONOWfY
McLean Manages Minor Stars
NEW YORK. May R. Larrv McLean, for
mr catpher tor the Glanta. will runko his bow
to local fans a a manarer this Bumlny. when
he will lend a team of minor leaeuo atara
against the Lincoln Htars.
Fautsch Goes to Richmond
CHICAGO. May D. Joa rautach, a rookie
ahortstop. haa been released by President
Comlnliey to the Richmond club of the Inter
national League.
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