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FEBRUARY 1G, 1917
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ILITARY TRAINING WILL HELP BALL PLAYERS IF FEDERAL LEAGUE AGAIN DRAKES WA
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ACKS TO OPEN
p HU.KE. ArML li
Pieties Begin and Finish
' 1917 A, L. Season at
Shibe Park
WASHINGTON FIRST HERE
U m.a 'Mettcs will start th 1917 season
slhAme l ' "0 wl" ""' "" """' "
':.ih schedule Pt Rhlbe Park, according to
EkL American Lead's schedule announced
b'St nlht In New Tork by rresldent John-
'.'. . American League' seventeenth an-
on.
,v . , "t..i..i win niart Aorll ii. ClarK
5rifflth' Nationals opposing the Mackmen.
Briinin worM'a champions, will be
hW. , attraetlon In New York, while In the
fewLJawW will appear In Detroit.
Pud St. Kl win ntrtaln tn Whlt Sox-
I
r' sli clubs win ciuoo in.-. i bct"
i J&htr 1. with Detroit playing- the Ath-
L.OeD T.i t rtnatnn Chimin In
l vi Tork and Cleveland at Washington.
,,' hVL. ,,n officially will fall on October
cS i irhn Washington and Doston clash In
$ tea Hub. U may be possible, however, to
y :.,.. the three games which Boston has
aeheduled with Washington for the tallend
'' Mack's club has been fortunate In the
' -T- tr holiday dates, getting both Mo-
U iv.nt Day and Labor Day. Washington
' viu be here on Labor Day and the Yankees
't " . .. ...... ..I... An f... 1
' will be tne suwtuuu . .. ..
T The Invasion of tho West by the eastern
clubs h been set lor May iu. .ew iorn
' will visit Linicasu, mo ' " " v
I St. Louis, Boston at Detroit find Wash-
. . . rtav1anr!.
, IBfwn -"""".. 1..1- 1 nn,.M.h..M...
i maeponaence u,j. uw . u"..w.,.vv...i
rm h nlaved In St. Louts. Detroit. New
W York and Boston, with Cleveland, Chicago,
p Washington and the Athletics as the re
itttoecUve opponents.
cnicago, wioci.iu, ...v. ,....v.., ..,.
'Boston were Rlen the home games on
n Labor uay. wpnmocr , "im utu"i c..
t- i,ii Washington and New York being
,s tli attraction, respectively.
!" There are only three conflicting dates
uti h National League. All are on Sun-
fay, In Chicago. They are June 24, nd
. September 9 and 16.
TRANSPORTATION SOCCER
CHAMPION OF THE P. R. R.
TANDINO OF THK CI.UTIS
W.T..D r. W.1..11 r
tMDortat'n 0 1 t 19 A. r. T , in 7
tSSiitaf . .. 1 17 A. M. A. V . 2 6 I ft
Transportation Is again victor in the P.
It B. Soccer league and has placed a
J second leg on the Thayer trophy. Purchaa
, log was beaten yesterday In the deoldlng
fr nme. s0.
Lw. Trnnorttlnn now will enter the Brand
a JI.J.Ih -Hn.lMallftn Bi-la ni thn rtirpvn
J, Utive team of the general offices for the
Caan.piCnai.ip Ul Vim rririn.
C CHINESE BASEBALL STAR
EXPECTS TO ENTER PENN
Hi
T T. I. air...! hh nmH nf tn V,at ll,.l
A ! ! AIIICU V. www v.. mo Mvai uio'
1 Msemtn In college ranks, and will enter
U the Unhersltv In a few weeks If ha Is able
V. a .9b tha anlrnnPA nrftTntnntlon.il tn tho
Quaker Institution. He will be Ineligible
for either the freshman or the varsity nines
this season, but he will make a valuable
addition to the 10 IS squad
Yp was formerly a student at the
Chinese University of Hawaii and played
Vflrst ha on the Chinese nine which trav-
li. ln thrmiehnut thn rnuntrv and made a bier
reputation In the last few jears
POSTPONED SOCCER GAMES
A IN UNITED ARE ARRANGED
Postponed games will extend the IJnlted
' grrrr Tjlni. nhntlt turn ureekn tnnrA than
WClicheduled orlglnnlly At a meeting of the
hr eommlttee JiaIng charge of the postponed
".Vgames for thl season the various matchers
were arranged.
ff The schedule is as follows, games to be
ftplayed on the grounds of the first-named
?t,.i..
wi- Mirch S St Csrths t Kensirtrton, Trsnk
iArfpnl t. rrovliiencn. Oreenway vs. Klr.iatf "Init.
ftT' Mareb in Krankfnril s Klnmlnir, St
LtrtDtlk M
Mirch 17 Proldnr
Klngfuslnr. Felton-
Tiire . Ht. rsrtnaire
Mrch 24 Feltenvllle i, Oreenwey.
Bowling News
HAMMONTON. N. J., Feb. 16 Davis,
Crane and Itothfus. Rod and Gun Club
bowlers, did not find it necessary to use
their handicaps in the bowling match on
the Hammonton Rod and Oun Club alleys,
beating out Imhoff. Tackard and Pier by a
good margin without the allowance accorded
them. Winning by the score of 2450 with
out handicap allowance, or 2600 with al
lowance, against 2874 points scored by their
opponents.
Tn score follows:
lm'hrort
firkerd
A. Tin
140 ISO ISA m 144
lt lf.2 147 12 131
145 17S 1K7 1J8 2U4
477i "w 400 402 470
lid' 117 23S 1R 1H7
1SJ 1ST ITU 17 li
ISO 1S1 107 1511 13
24 24 24 27 27
If'. .Tot.1.
pti vans
rn ...
othfui .
iflicip
Ttttala ,
47S &7S 091 523 493
, The Olrard aquad. leadari of th German
Xxnrlean Leasue. rolled the hlsbeat single same
fefar In this sneon's tourney, dsfeatlne Qujr
Utte. OHO to 087. In the aorond same. the
Olrard team's 2770 for three tames Is a leatue
feoord. ThA irar.il fnllnw!
l.ucsrn 167
Woodland 17n
niihi it
.Paltsn' an
rtndlty ISA
107 191
231 IBS
!0U 157
2011 16A
ISO 100
Jot a la 011
006
. IB Bank competition. Philadelphia -Truitw
wo iimii from Federal Heaerve. Philadelphia
J.J jaMl won two from Corn Kichanse. KranK.
M hn beat Olrsj-d two gamas. flnlihtnr with 05
Yf. !.' wblch Mann knocked down 28r); Pennsylvania
ft, , vonipany squad won two tront Fourth street
Fu!?,BI,t- Thomas of Pennsylvenla. ot 200 In
iri r. flr,t same, and I.oule. of Kranklln. regie
KJ Mttred a double century score In the third game.
r. rplladelphla Eleotrlo League tames reiullfd
' HI BUIinly wlnnln ttir fMm InatMllatinn. An.
ij-eountfnt No. 2 team outbowltd No. 1 squad In
& ell tbVee gamea. Blatrict Orflees beat Under.
I'i'ouna three games, and Meter booated Its pen-
s r. , v",b njr winning inifft iruni ,uiuinwi-
W'J'A'".. The second victory was a roll-oft of a
70S tie eeore.
. The .Keystone club (A), leaders suffered set-tok-lait
night on Keratone Alleye.t Rexalls
i 7a vJ,"',,n twe games, Agaaals won all three
W i nie, lerminai won two irom nen
I l Vi Kdoutrd duplicated the performance
BA eialmt wilmot. '
'Ai.MseLachUn found the pins to his liking, the
' v i- Terminal expert smashing out acores of 108,
'? sea end 911. nil e m n..H.t.ni .r AB.
W'ui. wee cloee behind. wlth'lSS, 310 and 201.
th . .. . . .
t .r SS ' ""Hide started Agassis off with scores
212, 166 gnd jgo,
UhWggtnr. of Wilmot, got JH In bis Initial
feV sinei gaouara.
DJJjjeet totaled 617 for Belleyue, hie beet
Bt Terminal k.uL.J m ,ma 1. I. u.-.
V "W sgetntt Bellevue.
ti.
vlton concluded with 221 for BUIlken. -
' sin!?'.! ct Termlnil, rolled 605 In his three
Kmon'a,,emte "" 3U" b"IUr "" n
"" 4
'JeVTicore ' Ouniworth for high single
'sf!M.,r:iof:fe',u,mbl'iseeurea 2'ln his llrst
fee aaSlnat lfarmar. In whlrh ...La Kla i.m
ufrJJV" i ,''. t United won
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OFFICIAL BASEBALL SCHEDULE
THE
AT
BOSTON
BOSTON
PHILLIES
May 4, 8, 7. 8
am. pm.
May :., 20,(80,80)
Sept. 8. 6, 7
Apr. 11. 12. 13. 14
Juno 19, 20, 21, 22
Sept. 13, 14, 18
Apr. 16, 17, 18,
am. lip, toi p m.
Aug. 13, 14, 18
Sept. R. 10, 11
May 9. 10, 11, 12
July 10, 17, 18. 19
Aug 23, 24, 28
May 18, 19. 21. 22
July 6. 7, 9, 10
Aug. 27, 28, 29
May 14, IS, 16. 17
.luly 20. 21. 23, 24
Aug. 16, 17, 18
May 2.1, 24, 28, 26
July 11, 12. 1.1, 14
Aug. 20, 21, 22
PROOKI..TN
NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH
CINCINNATI"
CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS ,
AT HOME.
12 Ssturdnys
Patriot-)" Day
Decoration Day
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P.lack
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MIGHTY FIELD ENTERED AT LOCAL
BANKED-TRACK INDOOR MEET FOR
INTERCOLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
The entries for the Indoor intercollegiate
championships which take pltce at the Ex
position Building on March 3 are more
numerous than ecr before, The meet v. Ill
be Ihe best of the entire Indoor season This
meet Is excluslcly a team affair, consisting
of teams of four men for tho sprints and
tho hurdles and the high Jump, shot, pole
nult and broad Jump. The other eents
are for relay teams at distances' of two
laps each, three laps each, six laps etch,
twelve laps each and medley telay at vary
ing distances. The track is ten laps to the
mile. ,
The entries are as follows-
Tennis of four men In all events, to be nom
inated from thoae entered.
EVKVT I
fin.aril dh SracU. Dixon. llcClellsn,
Hrown, Ayere. Ro" Irving Burwell, Cornell,
t'rlni. rulbertson. Watt, Baldwin. Phlverlek,
Woodruff. Modjeekl. Van Horn, Law SlMkl'ton.
Olemlnahaw. Woodburn. St.elton, Bartsch. Leis
ter. C'rale. Beck.Acheaon, llerrlck. Soman, llar
ard. Teachner. Wilcox Minot, Cummin!. Moore
nowae, Ryan, Knowlea; Vale. Tredway, nil.
Mann. DeCernea. Howard. Crehore. Walker.
Hodman. Farwell. Smith, Keeler. Berg, Ourney
Stenart. IMvli, Maeaachuaotts Institute of Tech
nology. O'Hara, I.ocml". Boon, lluaert, Kwan
Bownev, Avery. I.araen, Anabele. Koaa. Sulli
van, Van Kirk. Morae, Haley, Wilson, Hale,
Ormon Collier, Wrleht, Princeton. Moore, Bar
rett. Jelke, Toe. Sinclair. l.ie. Bead, Frailer.
Terrel, Clark: Pennsylvania, Olll S. r-rledman.
H Friedman Smith Netetter. Kaufman,
Walter. Lennon. Jonea nertolet, Bountree.
Miller.
BVKNT II
50-yard hurdle Cornell, Watt, flrtnlnehaw
rratt. Stone, Eluas. Stalker. Arheeon. Man
ning: Yale, Bodman. Davla, Offut rsrwell,
Lelaenrlng. Walker, Princeton, Crawford, Walt
Cory, Sinclair. Erdman, Busby, Cleeland: Penn.
avlvunla, Chalmers. Wlckeraham. Warren.
Crape. Kaufman. Thlbault. Bountre. Wents,
EVENT 111
Relay rare. In which each man run two lap,
or nne-flfih of a. mile Pyracue. Dixon, Me
ridian. Shaw. Ajera Bn Irving. Bunveil;
Brown. laaacs. Murphy, Mullane, larder Bee
er. Brlak, Brooke, Shupert. Pollard, Cromock,
Hlllhouae. Annan. Gilbert. Pennajhanla. State.
Oamemlller. Cottom, Maaon. rond. Robb. ca
ter. Shields. Shea. I.eienaon, Krai. Beck.
Whiting, Barron. Enoch, rage. Cornell. Ba d
win. Bartach. Clemlnahaw Cillberteon. frajg.
Crlin. Griffith. Iterrlck. Law, leister. Modjeekl.
Nugent, rratt, Shelton. Shakletnn, Bhherlrk
Boirian. Stone. Van Horn, Watt, Warren. Wood.
burn. WloaruiT, Acneeon. imrvarn. k-'ii.i
Wilcox, Mlnot. Cummins Boe, Byen Dona
hue, Moore. Knonlea, Yale. Tredway, Williams
Be Cernea, Howard. Crchore. Walker. Rodman
Ferwell, Smith. Keeler, Berg. Ourney, Stewart,
Davte: Columbia, Monroe. Buermeyer, Ral
mondo, Btaub. Krneman. Nekarda. Nlsaelaon,
Pettlbone, Zychllnskl. Appleby, Russell, iJifay
ette. Evana, Bechtel. Cowley. Cano. Hill, Rue
aril; Maawchuaetta Inatltulw of Technology,
O Hara, Loomls, Doon. Rueeert, Kwan. Downey,
Aery, I.araen Anable. Roes. Van Kirk. Sul
livan; Morae. Haley. Wllaon. Sale. Ormon. Col
Her, Wright: Kordham. .Murray. Feerlck. Tak
ach, McLaughlin, Dale. Dempaey, Nunan, !-.
Oieanon. Fltapatrlck; Princeton, .Moore. Eddy,
Barrett, Jelke, Lee Toe, Terral, Clark. Van
Meter. Wck. Frexler. I.arkln; Pennsylvania,
Smith, I-ennon. Doraey. Hcudder. Pope. Bren
nan. Clayton. Ednle. Friedman, Kaufman.
F.VKNT No 4
Relay race In which each man runa three
laps, or three-tentha of a mile Syracuse. New
kirk, Peteraon, Wataon, Hcffernan. Irving. De.
kay, Oarey. Wllllama; Pennaylvanla State. Ma
son, Cottom. Pond. Rohb. Shea, I.enaon.
Shields. Krall. rianzcmlller. rosier. Whiting,
Steele, Oarland. Barron. Enoch;' Cornell. Ache,
eon. Bartsch Beck. Boynton. Clemlnahaw. Cut.
ler. Crlm Ksrhweller. Forller. 'Hill. Howard,
Howrv Irfonard Nugent. Chelton Todd. War
ren. Watt. Wlndnasle, Urlfflth: Harvard. Wil
ms. Mlnot. Teachner, Donahue. Baaaett.
Knowles. Rian. Cogseahall. Hutehlnaon. Feeney.
Bancroft; Columbia. Huenlaenbeck, Carroll. Doo-
SHERWOOD MAGEB
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ket Georgo SUllinits i' mnneu-vering-
for a trade that will send,
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AT
NEW YORK
BROOKLTN
Apr. 18, 26. 27, 28
June h.26. 26. 27
OPEN
Apr. 16, 17. 18, 19
. , . a m. pm.
July 3. , 4J. S
Aug. SO, 31, Hept 1
Apr. 11. 12, 13. 14
June 28,29, 30, July 2
a m p.m
Sept. 3, 3J, 4
May 23, 24, 26, 31
July 11, 12, 13, 14
Aug, 20, 21, 22
May 11, IB, 16, 17
July 20. 21. 23. 24
Aug. 16, 17, 18
May 9. 10, 11, 12
July 6. 7 9. 10
Aug. 27, 28, 29
May 18, 1!, 21, 22
July 16, 17, IS, 19
Aug 23, 24, 25
Apr. 20. 21. 23. 24
June 28.29,30, July 2
a.m. p m,
Sept. 3," 3, 4
Apr. SO, May 11, 2, J
Aug. 1J, 14, 15
Sept. 8, 10, 11, 12
SEASON
i
May 4, 8, 7. 8
a.m. p.m.
May 28, 20,130, 0J
Sept. B, 6, 7
May 18, 10, 21, 22
July 20. 21, 23. 24
Aug. 27, 28, 29
May 9, 10. 11. 12
July 11, 12, 13, It
Aug. 2U, 21, 22
May 23. 24, 25. 26
July 16. 17. 18. 19
Aug. 23, 24. 25
May 14, 15. 16. 17
July 6. 7, 9, 10
Aug. 16, 17, 18
13 Saturdays
July Fourth
Labor Day
12 Saturdays
Decoration Day
Labor Day
figures denote Sundays and Holidays, latter In
Itltle, I.oreen, McCrarken, Applby Aahler Krn"
man, Sliepard llalmondo Staub, Tordham Mur
ray, lecrltk. lakach, McLaughlin, Dele. Demp
aen Nunan, Ie (lleaaon Pennsylvania. Si-ud
iler, Dorse- lennon, Poiie. Walker. Craerll
-Vorrle. Claton. Connolly. Smith, McMillan
FTdnle, Brennan Berry Kaufman. Sproul
Princeton. Moore. Eddj Durrell. Hod, Barrett
Cherlea Mark Van Meter. I.arkln. Terrell
Clark, Lafatttte. Kan Bechtel. Cowley Genu
Hill. Kueaell
EVnNT No. 3
Relay race in which each man runs alv laps,
or alx.teuth of a mile Syracuse Newklrk
Peteraon Wataon, HetTernan. lrlng Be Kav.
Oarey Wllllama 'VnnevUanla stHte Shields,
Shea Cottom Pond, Bobb, vlnaon Krall
Tomer Wbltlng f-teele Oarland Ii Kahle,
Sarron Hunter Enoch. Riley Smith Cornell
Acheron. Baker Ball Bojnton. Canwrlsht.
Cutler. Preae-r Eeehweller Fortler Vrv, tBl
man Hill. Howard Howrv Irish Leonard.
!.euts. Maaon. Maynard MeDermott McConnell
Pattlaon Ryan Seelbach. Todd Tuttle, Wind
nagle. Kentx. Daldion- Tale. Rolfe, Oierton.
Walker Marehall Cooper. Ireland. Levlne. Sar
gent, Columbia, Rueleenbach Carroll. Hcgeman
i.araen Mccracken. Moaa. Shepard, Hunt Ward
'reeland. Fordham, Murrey Teerlck. Oolden
Burns. Tnlnton. Hear. MoLaurhltn: Princeton
Colwell, Durrell, Paul Boyd Raymond, Verner
Kalrgreio. Charles Marks: Pennaylvanla. Scud
der, Norrli. Doraey, pope McMillan. Berry,
Suiter. Connolly, sprout Sanderaon. Creaael.
Humphreys Price. Walker
EVENT No 0
Belav race In which eaih man runa twelve
lapa. or one mile and one.tlfth Syracuse New
klrk. Peteraon Wataon HnfTernan Oarey. Poule.
White Johnson, Cornell Blew Booth Boinlon
Campbell Cartwrieht Davidson Dawson Ires
eer. Kortler. Krey. Oilman Haines Hlacoik,
Hooker, Irlah. Leonard. Lents. Maaon Maynard
McDormott. McConnell D, Boblnaon M Robin
son. Seelbach. Spear Srhwarta. Tlnnerholm.
Todd. Tuttle Wlndnacle Wena Vnat, Columbia.
Knox Laraen. McCratken. Shepard. lok Hunt
Ward. Moss Hueleenberh. Carroll. reeland.
Hopklna. Maaaachuaetts Inatltule of Technology
Henog. Halfacre. McCarlon Stephens Me
Mahon, t:nuch. Rlmbach Zublrls. Bradley
Handy, Dorr, Coward, Kordham. Oolden. Burns,
Telnton Calnan. Hlgglns McOphey. Feerlck.
Shee. Gordon: Princeton Colwell Paul. Shot
well. 7-unlo Boyd. Raymond. Falrgrleve, erner.
Pennsylvania, Sanderson. Scudder. Pope, Doraey,
Trice Maxwell. Humphrey Psnsill Stephen
aon. Berry. Koethen Brat vtltchell. I.terr
mann. Schaefer Belt. ElaKi Brooks Hosklns.
McMillan Zutter, College ofN-lty of New York,
I.andla. Vrlena. rioaofaky. Phalpe. Blegal. Devoe,
JOn"" EVENT No. 7
Medlev relay race Svracuat Newklrk reler
aon Burwell. Dixon lnlng, De Kar wtn,
Herfernan, Williams. Oarey: Pennaylvanla State,
Oaniemulier. Cottom Pond Bohb. Levlnaon.
..:. .,... tr..n Rh Mi Foster. Beck.
Whiting. Steeie. Garlend Love.' Kahlev. Barron.
Hunter. Page. Lloyd Knoch: Cornell. Wlndnage,
lloynton. Cutler. Howry "Sonard Mr Dermott
Irlah. Hill. Todd. Fortler. Howard Lentr. Dree,
aer. Prey. Maynard. Eachweller. G Iman. rattl
son. -Wens. Campbell. Blew. Crlm. Shelton.
Uertseh. Acheaon. Clemlnahaw. Woodruff. Wood
burn. Leister. Baldwin. Shlverlrk Shakleton,
Watt. Beck: Harvard. Teachner. Mlnot IMIeox.
CoggeshalL Hutehlnaon. Bancroft. Feeney. Baa
sett. Donahue Townsend, Knowlea. Columbia,
Huelsenbach. Ijiraen. Shepard. Carroll, Aahley.
Neckarda Balmondo. Staub Russell, Monroe,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. O Hara.
Loomls Doon Avery. Downey. I.araen. Anable,
lienor. Halfacre McCarten, Stephens, Me
Mahon Sullivan Collier, Ormon Coward. lord
ham, Feerlck, Takach I'ltipatrlrk. Dempsey,
McLaughlin. Kear. Murray. Oolden Palntnri,
Burns. Langley: Princeton. Moore. Eddy. Col
well, Barrett Jelko, Ho)d, Paul I.ee. Clark.
Van Meter. Charles, Reed. Lorltln, Raymond.
Terral: Pennaylvanla. Sicudder. Dorsey Walker,
Smith. Lennon. Humphreys, Price, Pope. Norrls,
Harry. McMillan Zutter. Brennan. Clayton.
Kaufman. Connollv, Cresset Maxwell. LeveVlngs
College of Cltv of New Tork, Vrlena. Lovely.
I.andla. Roaofaky. MacDonald, Devoe, Bergren,
Jones. ,
EVENT No
Graduates' relay rare Indlv (duals to be nom
inated nn day of race. Teams from Harvard.
Pennsylvania, Dartmouth and Cornell are now
entered
FIELD EVF.NTS
Toi" vault Tale, Nagle. HevI, Maclelsh. Tot
ter. Parker, Cornell. Koaa Reavla. Houston.
Gillies, Ionard Keller. Mott-Smlth. McDonnell,
Banke, Luce; Pennaylvanli Newsletter, Sewell.
Beardwoort, Smith. Van (llnkle.
Shotput Syracuse, Schulte. Cnhh. White,
Newbury. Segal. Schwartzer: Pennsylvania
State. Beck, Kruehank. Oibbasa. Clark Hess,
Smith: Tale. Braden. Schmidt. Scharff. Nichols,
Bodman. Klrkpatrtrk: Pennsylvania, Wharton,
Paul. Wray. Wltherow. Hennlng. Mathews,
Itoyer, Van Glnkle. Swann; Princeton. Oennert,
Kberatadt. Nourse, Sinclair. Bryan, : Cleveland.
Buxby; Cornell, Richards. Gllllss. Schaef. Ilowsll,
Bronder, Jeett. Porter. Swanton. Miller, Dixon,
lfugbee. Sutton. Shlverlck. McCormlck: Colum
lila. Armstrong. Schulte. Zycntlnakt, Nslte, Lit
tauer. Spottka.
High Jump Columbia. Schulte. Rlsley. Kats.
Nolte. Geoman. btaub. Llnlnger: Tsle. Qlfford.
Hathaway. Grant. Hitchcock. Smith, Rodman.
St. Hill: Massachusetts Institute ot Teehiiology.
Sullivan. Pierce. Collier, ash. Ifodgaon. Freeae.
Dooli. Ijindle. Lockwood, Merrill, Pender,
Mathews. Wright: Cornell. Richards. Harrison.
Konda. JevvettJ Stalker. Reynolds, Sturtavant.
Myere. Pratt. Stone. Mlnaalan. Haywood, Ben
jamin. Reavla Mott-bmlth. Koaa Watt. Clem
Inahaw: Pennsylvania. Kestey. Hampton. War
ren, Crane, Thlbault. Buchhols. Oomvllle,
""Hroid' Jump Cornell. Richards Culbertaon.
Harrlaon Benjamin. Law. Watt. Warner,
lSste" 'Crlm. Acheson. AsMon. Wadsworth.'
Shakleton. Arp. Hartfleld. Myere. sturtevant.
Stone. Haywood, rratt. Baldwin, Cleminshaw,
Shlverlck' Pennsylvania, nertolet. Jones. Buch
hols, Walter. Chalmers. Ivory. Berry, Downing.
Crelgbton.
ARROWCOLLARS
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FOR 1917, ANNOUNCED FOR THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
AT
PHILADELPHIA
AT
riTTSBUROH
June , il, 12
Aug. 3. 4, 6, 7
Sept. 17, 18, 19
Oct. 1
June 5, 6, 7, 8
July 25, 26. 27, 28
Sept. 27. 28, 29
June 13. 14. IB, 16
July 30. 31. Aug. 1, i
Sept. 20, 21, 22
May 31, June 1, 2, 4
Aug. 8. 9. 10, 11
Sept. 24, 25, 26
BROOKLYN
Apr. 27. 28
June 27, 28.
July 6
9, 30
a.m p m.
Sept. S. H. 4. E
Apr. 19, 20. 21
am. p m.
May 28. 20.130,301
Juno 22, 23
Sept. 7, 8
May
3, 4. 6
am p m.
July 2. 3. 14. 41
Aug. 30, 31, Sept. 1
15 Saturdays
Decoration Day
July Fourth
Labor Day
13 Saturdays
July Fourth
brackets.
Schedule for the Athletics
This Year, at Home and Away
T II O M K
WSIIIMITDN April 11. . 1. Il '"ne
18. SO. SO- July 2: beptr ber 8 (mornlug mm
niirnmuii khuioi, . -, - Q i
.ir.iv vtiKK via , o, ,, o. 'L',"'", ;
1 SO (morning and afternoon game), September
nkw iiikk May e. o. ..j "."'.-";," I
10, 11. 17.
BtlnTIIN Anrl
April 16. IT, lit, 19; Angnst IS,
U. 10; Septeuibrr 0. 6. 7, s.
4. 5 August 8, 4. 0,
IIIICAtlU June l. x.
?i Hntmhi- IS. 1Q. 2U.
ST. (1I1IM June H. T. S
0, August X. 0,
ilKTUOlT June II, II. 13. It; Jnlr .
Jfl 57. SS; Septemlier 20. SO; October 1.
CI.KhlMe Line 1. I", '', ,uiI,!nJ
3ll August 1. il September Si, - (morning
and afternoon game). SI.
A W A V
WASIIINC.TOV-tprll SO. II. S3, St. June
. 81. S3; September 18. H. I,.''-. .
si'.iv tnitk nrll S3, sn ST. 2V June
SO,
S3. Z'V. in. S7; ticloher ....,.,
BOSTON April W); Ms) I. S. Jl Jol)'
I I (morning nnrt nflernoon game), n, Augno
30. 31. September I. , ......
I CHICAGO May M.'IS, IS. IT; .loly T. .
. 0 10) August 17. ID, I1. .... . , ,,
sr. LOUIS tin) 10. 11. IS. 13: July 11.
12 10. Ill uxlist SO. 27. 2S .... , .
I Dr.rKOIT Mar 21. SI 2B. SO. 27; July
I 13. IS. IT. lt Srxiist 23. S3. .
Cl.hVKI.ANI) IIut 18. IB. 20. 21; Jnly
I 10. 20, 31, 22 Angnat 20. 21, 22.
WAR NOT TO STOP GAME
IN N. Y. STATE LEAGUE
HCRANTON Pa. Feb Ifl The possibil
ity of a war with Germany does not scars
tho New York State League, according to
an nnnuoneement made to a local baseball
writer by President f"arrell
Tho New York State I.eaKHe held a meet
ing last week celeuratlnK Its (twentieth an
nlversaiy. the only minor ieanus In tho
country that has cone through twenty ron
secutivn seasons and Farrell says It will go
through anHther.
PHILLIPS-ANDOVER MAY
DROP SPORTS FOR DRILL
ANDOVP.R, Mass., Feb, 16. The Student
Council of Phllllps-Andover Academy has
recommended to the, faculty that athletic
be eliminated for tho rest "of the academy
year and military tralnuie substituted. Tho
faculty will act on the recommendation
next week.
NO TENNIS PLAY IN NEW YORK
Entries ,in National Tourney Hava an
Off Day in Championships
NTCW TORK, Feb. 16. No matches will
be played In the national Indoor tennis
championship tourney today. Only one
match was decided yesterday because of tho
poor light. In the third round of the
doubles S, Howard Voshell and Abraham
Bassford, Jr . New York, defeated A. S.
Cragln and King Smith, regimental cham
pions, B-7, 7-5, 6-1. The winning pair gained
a place in the semifinal round.
Preparedness Program Is
Adopted by Ban Johnson
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.
A RESOLUTION adopted by the
Americnn League provides tho
following preparedness 'program for
ball players:
First. Become cititen sol
diers. Second. One hour each day
shall bo given over to military
instruction in training camps
and players shall march to
training field in military forma
tion. Third. Military drills will be '
continued through tho summer
during morning practice.
Fourth. Suggested that a
military training camp similar
to Plattsburg bo established for.
ball players immediately after
the world's series.
Ban Johnson will consult with
Major General Leonard Wood re
garding the project
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Apr. 30, May 1, 2, 3
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July 3. 14, 41, 8
Aug. 30, si, Sept. 1
Apr. 20. 21. 23. 24
June 19, 20, 21, 23
Sept. 13, 14, 15
Apr. 25. 2, 27, 23
June 23. 26, 26, 27
Oct. 2, 3, 4
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Mav 14, 15, 16. 17
July 6. 7, 9, 10
Aug. 16, 17, IS
May 23, 24, 26, 26
July 16. 17, 18. 19
Aug. 23. 24, 25
May 18, 19, 21, 22
July 11. 12, 13. 11
Aug. 20, 21. 22
May 9. 10. 11. 12
July 20 21. 23, 24
Aug. 27, 2S, 29
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June 1, 3, s, 4
Aug. 8. 9, 10, 11
Sept. 24, 25, 26
June 18, 14, 15,16.17
July 30. 31. Aug.' 1,2
Sept. 29, 30
June 9. It, 11, 1J
July 80. 31, Aug. 1,2
Sept. 20. 22, ts
June 1, 3, S, 4
Aug. 8. 9, 10. 11
Sept) 24, 25, 26
June 5, 6, 7, 8
Aug. 3. 4, ft, 6
Sept 27, 29, SO
June 9. 10. 11, 12
July 26, 27, 2, 39
Sept. 17, 18, 19
June 13. 14,15.16.17
July 26. 27, 28, 20
Sept. 17, 18
June E, 6, 7, 8
Aug. 3. 4, ft, 6
Sept. 20. 22, tS
Apr. 15, 16, 17, 18
Apr. 29, 30
July 1
Sept. 2, 14, 15. 16
Apr. 11, 12, 13, 14
May , 7, June 24
Aug. 11, 13, 14
Sept.
May 2, 3, 4, 6
a m. p tn.
July 2. 3, (4, 4
Sept. 10, 11, 12
APRIL 11
Apr t,23. 24, 26.26
May 27 '
June 18, 19. 20
Aug. 31, Sept. 1
-AT
Apr. 11, 12. 13, 14
a m p m
May 6. 7. 29,(30,30
Sept. 8, S
Apr. IS. 16, 17. 18
June 30. July 1
Sept. 4. 6. 6
Sept. 15, IB
12 Saturdays
16 Sundays
Decoration Day
13 Saturdays
14 Sundays
July Fourth
Conflleti At Chicago (3) June 24, September 9 and 16,
MRS. HURD WINS FROM SCRATCH
Defeats Field of 20 in Silver Foils
Tourney at Pinehurot
PlNKHURST, N" C. Teh 16 Playing
from scratch against a field of more than
twenty, with handicaps rnnRlng from six
strokes up. Mrs Dorothy Campbell HurU
made the winning score In Oie silver foils
handicap against bogey Mrs. Ilurd took
tho first prize at one up. Mrs J M Oris
com. of the Moorestown Country Club, won
thn second prlio at one down Mrs. Ed
ward Worth, of Media. Pa . and Mrs 1..
10 Heal), of t'nlonlnwn. finished four down
and eight down, terpectlvely
Another Pennsylvania player. Mrs O
A Magoon of Pittsburgh, paid Hhe penalty
for winning the last silver foils tourney
by having her handicap reduced for this
one. and finished way down in the list
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Decoration Day
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July Fourth
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MISS CAVERLY IS EASY
VICTOR IN GOLF FINAL
HKM.EAIIt. Fla., Feb. 16. Miss Mildred
Caverly. tho Philadelphia woman champion
and runner-up to Mies Alexa Stirling In the
1916 national championship, won tho Feb
ruary golf tournament for women at the
Bellealre Country Club by defeating Mrs.
.1, W. Worley Jr., of Chicago, by a margin
of 7 and B
Miss Helen Morrison, of Pittsburgh, won
the second flight cup from Miss Hazel Ford
by 3 and 3
Rnvcn III Wins at Miami Racing
MIAMI. Kla. Teb. ID Three dave of speed,
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press trulser class Charles W Kutcher's Itaven
111 won a ten-mile event from Carl O Fisher's
Mharinw III in So mtnules flat Mar.y.Cel,
owned bv Chftrlea Peering won the "displace
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Jemiarv II ami J Kreil ltelz's Olgadel In ".t
minutes and R3 4-.'i seconds A sp.tlal fifteen,
mile rae between Harold Kantler In a "fly
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Tenignt Trenten, at Oreia
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now a deadlock and when dreys tock ply''''j
j ronton mis evening it will b necessary far v
the Churchmen tn rcim arrnna wltK ai alai
to retain their hold on first nlarw. The
boys from draya Ferry ra now plaSrln'vJ
remarkable basketball and should havs no -'- .
trouble In landing tonight'a clash and going" fji
to no rront ngam. I ,
I-aat night's contest at Nonpareil Hall 3-
was one of the most excltlnar of the current' ili
season, and It was anybody's game until trSftJ
... .... i. A.ia unncis vuue. ilig liuoriwiui
Kid Dark at forward alongside of Barney ,
Sedran. but as could he eiiwcled did not e-e .
going right off the reel with tha Jewels. Ja
. ..u ,..jr uil uuiil DIUC3 1UCIVOU UIS UnBn
and finesse generally observed when Jasper
nnrl flrevafnt n.,f.nw .h s.k. ... . v-tr
noticeable amount of nervousness displayed J ,!
uy uio men in ins cage, xne jewels missed .
many chances by a hair's breadth and the
Greys were almost as unlucky. 1
The field goats were even at five apiece
and they went to Fogarty, 2: Cross, If
Sugarman, 1: Lawrence. 1: Leonard, li '
Fox. 1. and Friedman. 3. At foul tossing '!$&
Dark landed IB out of 22 and Fogarty. 14 ?I Z
out of 18.
Reading Signs Youngsters
The Reading baaketball management'wlll
evidently try a few youngster In tha clos-j
Ing weeks of the Eastern Dear cam
paign. They are reported to lir signed
the two Gaul brothers from Olivet of Read'
tnir. mwl an dIm m.iIII. w.i,s. n.,l. H TV).
Player named White from Bridgeport, Conn. ua
The latter Is not known and hla ability la
therefore an unknown .quantity. He Is said)
to be a utility man In Bridgeport,
Bactzel's Great Work
The work of tfi eleventh man In the
cage at Nonpareil Hall last night, Herman
Baetzel, was about the best seen In these
parts for quite a tlmo. He had a hard task
rut out for him. but how well he did his
work Is now history, and his tooting of the
whistle was tho subject of favorable com
ment not only from Jasper, but also from
Greystuck rooters. Baetzel held ths players
under his thumb all during the forty mln'
utes of play, and baiely a decision was
questioned, and this Is really remarkable,,
considering what was at stake to both
sides.
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