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HENDERTON TURNS
I . OUT MANY STARS
Northeast Gets Cream of
Brilliant Athletes From
Grammar School
TYSON COACHES YOUTHS
Kfndcrton (iranunar School hai produced
m,nv stnr nthlftm who hac mnde rooiI
in hlKh i-chool KVtietcrtoit nlu.ijie liasj
Irtti fortunate In ImMnic come one In tti
faculty who la Intel etcil In Mort Mr
Kind iirlnclpal of the Micrldnn School, Mr
J,ami,Iolon, who Ins ch-iruc of the Trades
School track te.imi Mr Hhus of School
of Practice nil lnn had charge of the
Mhlctci at Kemlcrlon
fJcorKc Tinn n. Kinduate of f cntr.il IIIbIi
and th L'nlversity of Pernio Innlii. hat
chai-R" of the sports at the prexent time
Durlns tho wininier nionthi he icpi events
Ocrmaiitown Ho' flub on the track
Some, of the first to become start In hlKh
rchool after leiliie Kendeitoii wee H.my
Krlt!! and "Lew" Yoiiiik. llatry l'rlu was
one of the best athlete that eci repie
tented rvntral HlKh. belnc u incudier of the
baseball football and track tc.mi" After
IcaWnB Central he plajed professional base
ball In the I'edeial I.eaKUe Lew Vciiiir
went to Vorthcnt. where he wa.i captain
of the football team and later was captain
of tho rnlerslty of rcnnilanln football
team of 1H
Durlmr the laM few ;.cars most of tho
Kenderton nthletes hac entered Northeast
and the football, Ims-cball track and cricket
teams hae matij former Mudents fiom
that school One of the best all-around
athlctei who went to Northeast wjk "Axel"
McC'oinas, who iil.iccl on the soccer track
baseball, basketball und Kwlmmlns teams
In 191 (
"Artie l)re, Allan (Innble nml .Norman
Leldy wero former Illuo and White stars
who plajed on the football team nt North
east last J ear McComb und McKee wero
substitutes The Northeast track team
teems to draw nuuiv former Kendeitoii pu
pils, due no doubt to their earlier tr.ilnliiR
receled under Mr Tjson MniiiiRer l'ltts
of the Northeabt track team , former Cap
tain ' mil" Jlentencller, prehcnt holder of
the two-mile Interscholastlc record of Phila
delphia, and his brother 1po, u member of
the track team , Cironucpilst a member of
the fast reln team which finished toe one
In tho American champlonsblpi held at
Franklin Klelel last week; KliiRcter. u
hurdler, and Yot, a mllor, nil are former
members of Kendcrton's Hack teams
Captain "Uob" Paul, of tho Northeast
cricket team and n inembei of the hoccer
nd basketball squads, together with Man
ager KiliKeter, Nueber, Sennits: and Wal
lace, of the cricket team, leaked their
first teaching at Kenderton lieehan, of
this j ear's Northeast crew , Squires, of the
1915 crew and "M" Woilej, a catcher
on the baseball team, also came fiom Kenderton
OTHER SPORTS OX PARK 0
HAIL JOHN COOMBS! HE CONTINUES
TRIMMING N.Y. GIANTS, 11 IN A ROW
Q1NG the praises of Christy Matliewson, firmer Alexander, Wnltcr John
p Ron. Go hack Into the pntt and dust off the sparkling records of Cy
tounp, Joe McGinnity, Jack Chcsbro any of them. Then come hack to
present-day performances and gaze on the iccoul of Jack Coombs.
' ' In Ihc stietch of year that
Coombs Imb Leon pitching he ncor
has been beaten by the Giants.
Klevcn games now hang at his belt
, -as victories over teams" led by John
J. McGraw. The eleventh point was
reached yesterday when the former
iron man of the Athletics went ten
innings to turn buck the team -that
has been picked to win the National
League pennant in a walk.
The world's M?rles of 1H11 first
saw Coombs fncing the Giants and
ho won over Christy Mathewson.
He went back in the fifth game
of that scries, but fell quivering to
the giound when he injutcd him
fcelf. The hcore was a tie at !! to !!,
which ically makes twelve games in
which Coombs lias faced the Giants
without defeat.
He was iclcascd from the Athletics
when Connie Mack tliouirlit he was
Ha was throusrh to the extent of havinir n irrpjit nrt In niteliini
the Dodgers to a pennant last year and to the extent of winning the only
game credited to the Dodgeis in the last woild's scries
This h Coombs's eleventh year as a big league pitcher, although the
lecord leaves a big gap in the years of 1!)13 and J!1 1. years which Coombs
Lpent for the most part in a brd witli weights stinpped to his feet.
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JACK COOMBS
through,
0 STAR
k A, EDITION
ROBERT N. HERRYMAN
TO COACH LAFAYETTE
Foimcr Local Prej) and Stale Gridiron
Star to Dnect All Kastou
, 1 cams
KASION l'a In 1 At n mretltiK cif
the board of tiustce-c of l.afajitte c'nllei;e
held here, l'obert N Item man Mate Col
lc?e football star and formeil coach nf
(5ettsburK CcilleKe football team, was
selected as football loach fi the lomlni;
season l!crriii.in s duties will be In fact
iiccoidliiR to announcement, that of athletic
director, itirulritiR bis full time dtirliiK the
college jcai, with all athletic teams under
his supervision and direction It Is ulso
expected that he wl'l be connci led with the
teaching staff of the Institution Hcirwmin
Is expected to report at Eastern some time
during the summer
It has been understood for some time
I t Waller (1 Ciowell formei football
coach would not be In charge next ear
lleti, man was selected over a large list of
applicants 'I he new coach graduated fiom
Northeast Manual Training High, Philadel
phia In 1111 and was elected as an All
American half In his senior jear at State
Conn Leaves to Join Ueservcs
Tu!T Conn iln sensntlonul quarter mllrr
echo hHpeel I,.i Blll' ln Ihe ell cuIIcro ehim
Iitoneililp left cMcrclc fur hli home In OicKoti
cchore hn Hill nnlMt In the Nnul Cnl8l Up
Rpres This nfteninnti i tnhattnn collPtje cUI
pin l.l Sille nt hteliliin KleM Tin Mew
vorlcers bce not been 0 f rated this neimon
THIRTEEN FROM COLLEGE
ELEVEN ENTER SERVICE
MINNEAPOLIS Mil I -Thirteen mem
bers of the football team of the l'nlcrslt
of Minnesota have responiled to the call for
service, eight of them becoming members
of the Olllccrs' lleservc Coips
roUKTII AND YOKK WINNKKS
Kaily Lick Fellow Cops From Front
Lick
und
Fellow Cops From
Masters, 1!'J to t
The team of the fourth and York streets
police sir on defeated the nine from the
Prow in ii Muster streets station in a game
vesteiel.n In the score of 2" to 1
'Ihe vlctens outplacd the losers In oerj
depiiliiieul Tor a time Ihe game was
mllicr tight, but In the sixth Inning Mas
tersnn shortstop for the Trout and Master
sin els nine, made all error, and befoin the
side was retired four inns were scored
I'ownlug twirled line ball for the winners,
while llrctlmnltc nt third, Illoom in Pft,
1.mis and Ilonrrs also put up a gncel
gain"
AMATCUIl HASKIIALL NOILS
t ! II n firnlreii iilnelef-ll rar oil teem
flwmiincrn llirft It !o" tint mv rMHnfd or Che
nil ininterR ' c luirk ' Srpel line. hIkhpiI ,i ion
irint in pin with Hi" I, ike I'lire All Htir.
V I iite en Mo North ltnnlelph street
lolm r !., wis & Pros iVinipim
out a Biiiii for tomorrocc. 1.. Iliowu. !
inlnio ficetiuc
.with
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COLKMAN VS. SAYLOIt TONIGHT
Meet in Caniliria'i! Windup Bouts On
for National and Olympia
'lomnn e'oknnii and Mllluini Sevloi are
tiniilsts at the Cambrli tonlKhl Thev
meet ut 115 pounds ii-KS,le Chick Mver
versus Chirlev lien llattllng Muir.iv
versus nd Mitchell Veiling l.aidence
Virsli- Maity Cojle
leui Vltglour a I'lenchnnii who makes
his American eh but at the National to
morrow night will hee l!lll Kiamer as
his Is-.iMh Willie Mooio has been palled
Willi Paul llile who Knocked out Pal Inst
week .Inlimix ItoMiei and llallllng Mm ra
lire male he cl Tommv Wiiren takes on
'lenj Maihb n and .lack Coakle) inn ts
rianklo II Nell
The meeting of Heiuij l.rotmrd and
Chailev ThoniM will be theli sec ml at the
0!mpta Club Monday night Patvy Hiod,
Elicit Is In the teml with Young C.oldle.
tJlhel bouts ale Samnn Dlamoiirt mmsiis
1'iankle C irk Voung Mcilcivc rn of Al i n
lowii, versus Vouiig Yleelwav, and Pianklo
Klein versus IMdie Mciiultv
IVirifl A hns Vhi to und Mcmorltel li
n rirnliicr nn 1 ledernoon opn K ytjvenioii.
J1I I is! Dntsrlo itret.
Wrllwool A i' Ires Vrnnrli1 Vn niornlnc
nnl nfteni'ioil lime 0 nil! Ill opn. A Htslrj
"to Hoc Irn flrMt caniil?n. .N. .1.
RAIN POSTPONES
MACK-YANK GAME
Shower at Shibe Park
Causes Connie to Call
Oil All Bets
PHILS AND (HANTS 11)LK
B KOIIF.ItT V. MAXWKLL
The ball game biluwn out Athletics ami
the visiting Yanks which was scheduled for
this afternoon was postponed lm him "f
tain cold wenthei und nilnoi dltln "Mil
Connie ti'ok this drastic in lion tins in. in
lug when a sincere showct molstet",l Ihe
landscape nt Shlbn Path and showed no
signs of letting til' 'I his means n it i
double -headet will be plivcel here tin i '
time New Votk Is in mil iiildsl
Connie Micks bovn vine not the i i
ones foiled to lemalti Idea foi th" nfie t
noon llverv American League g.nin a
called off dm lo wet grounds I 111- iu tin
second time this Mick tint all tin ie mi
In II in .lohtisKii s domtlu woie e mpille I
lo take a cl i on
Time also was much Idleness In tin Nn
tloiul League 'Ihe Phillies title! i.niit
waltid until Hn Hme limit expired befiie
ilecldlng thil the londltinns vm not favoi
able fen pl.n Moinn.w.is lidin taut lo c ill
off tln cemtesl. as his bovs me going w.ll
and the tllants me not In the b.'st i t shape
St. Louis and l'lttvlniigh wuc Idle
SHAY, BASEBALL RIANACEK,
SHOOTS NEGRO TO DEATH
INDIAVAI'OI m !nl . !n 4 -innnv hh.ii
nmiwiKtr of tin Mlhvaukf handball t im n
rxilf(l lo bt nrnlBiii l lod.i) on th rharai
of iawlMff Him clcitti ut t In r tut i;ut a nei,r i
wnlli r Mn Fhnt thf m Km tti i holnl f tt
ntiJit ilnrliik an ircumpnt our migir hou I
The rllto nn hkKIhk i worn in win it f it
to 1m 1 on wnh Mn
Something Different
a "Pull-Proof" Tie
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It . Ii Id 1 ill
1 vcr haberdasher sc!U 'the best
He' -o vc niav be excused from join
inj; in the i bonis
However, wc will appoint von judge
and jur if a better tii and better value
exists tli.iu the famous 55c "I'ttll-proof "
(.lo to it.
Si V Stores
1038 Market St.
1305 Market St.
2436 N. Front St.
1430 Chestnut St.
Broad & Girnrc Ave.
3G47 Woodland Ave.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Slight Increase In Temperature.
No Increase In Price.
No Decrease In Quality.
A Straw Hat Periodical for Correct Dressers -Two
Heads Are Better Than One For The Hatter
PRICE TWO DOLLARS
Delivered On Your' Knob.
Or To Your Door-Knob.
Transportation Charges, Prepaid.
VOL.2. NO. 2. PRICE TWO
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OUR W1MDOW DISPLAY IS AS STRONG
AS OUR EDITORIAL POLICY
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faith Vi f'h S the ObJ
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GENUINE Koreas are $2.85 at My Stores. If I were you and wanted to
wear a hat that everybody would admire and compliment me on because
of its becomingness and slap me on the back and say, "Old Chap, where
did you get it, it looks $10 worth" then this is the hat I would buy.
Remember, they refinish equal to new. You can't break j 5i 5
them or injure them by hard usage. Made in 20 different ? W JJ
styles with beautiful scarf bands, and the price is Jti '"
Our window is mightier than the word. Take a look and take your pick.
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At KOSHLAND'S your
choice of brands is not
confined to one or two; you
get the tremendous selec
tion of FORTY brands
brands that have a national
reputation for
style, quality,
fit and value.
Nowhere
else in the
United States
will you find
such an enor
' rrious variety
of models and
patterns as you
will see here.
T hese beautiful
Suits for .men are
MODELS and
SAMPLES and ODD'
LOTS of these fam
ous makers-and you know the EX-
IRA care that models
and samples get.
Over 10,000 of these
Suits and Top Coats are
now in stock and ALL
of them are marked at
ONE-HALF their stand
ard retail prices.
In these times of greatly
increased prices for every
thing, KOSHLAND'S is
more than ever the busiest
clothing store in Philadel
phia. You g-et the finest
clothes here and pay JUST
HALF THE PRICES asked
elsewhere for the identical
garments.
Come Tomorrow
and See!
515 Grades
for s7.45
$30 Grades
for 14.95
$20 Grades
for s9.95
$35 Grades
for $17.45
$25 Grades
for 12.45
$40 Grades
for 19.95
MEN'S TROUSERS, $1.48 UP,
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