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'AMATEUR FOR PREMIER GOLF TITLE
Perrin and Others Make Speeches at Dinner;
Watch Presented All Is Merry He Was
Fifteen Down and Alive at the Finish
By SANDY McNIBLICK
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TH1I.ADI-1 '111A bui.cid "" .'""".
X for ii national omntour champion this
Mir Thty nre'pullluK for something that
hli 'never been done before, n. citizen nf
h Quaker City to Hulk the tltlo In .ts
lilr and bring It liom for a local iiluycr
hj neer yet oii tho ninntciir Amcrlcin
ehamplonshlp.
The one to uliom they nould liana the
renreme buntlnp Ih nrno other than our
i-outhful and hlp.il' xmctllke fellow towi.s
' mn N. Maxwell, himself, In tho fleh. This
j,ct'wa firmly bioiiKht out at tho larKo
teitlmonlal dinner to the nineteen ear-old
tr lven by the roernors of the Aronl
mink Countr' Club on Wednesday nlcht.
prominent golfers and otllclalH were there
In droves making the ery bricks of the
Srel Hill clubhouse ohlinnis nhlxei with
the pplause, and the welkin to ring out
fide In the rainy night
At Maxwell' right sit Howard W. l'cr-
rln, president of the Pnltpcl States (Jolt
Aiioclatlon President I'errln st.irted the
acclaim when ho saw poislfollltlcn of Max
well's doing great things In the national
Uili J ear, een though no title will bo
(warded. I'errln brought down the houxe
when he warned the Aronlmlnkera not to
let thtlr protege get married or go into
business.
"Heretofore," tald President Pot rln, flick
lnr the ashes finm his cigar the while,
"whenever we hne Inn a piomhlitg soung
pUyer he has had n brilliant golf futuio
spoiled by getting married or going into
binlness. It Is fdtnl," lie cried above tho
Iwjhter.
First Dinner
Robert W. Lesley, president of the Golf
Association of Philadelphia, paid that It
wti the first dinner that ho had r at
tended which was In recognition of what
a masculine golfer had dono in bringing
Philadelphia as u playing district to tho
attention of the outsldn world.
Cameron lluxton, the Philadelphia cham
pion, was feted last year, but it was for
his local triumphs and because, of his de
parture from tho city
Maxwell's honorR for the most pirt been
won this winter and away fiom home
Other speakeis spoke of Maxwell as tho
coming champion. Everything was lovely
and riotous
At tho end of the eulogies George W.
Statiell, president of the Aronlmlnl: Coun
try Club, presented Jlilxwell with a got
geous watch and chain.
The rafters rumbled as Maxwell blush
Injly arose, cleared his tin oat and bowed
low.
The committee In charge of the tribute
dinner v. as ns follows: 1'icna 11 Snyder,
Icaitmastrr: G. W, Statzsll, Harrison Town
tend, E. V, Murphy nnd Walter 12. Long.
Frankford Rampant
That club out there that sprung tho old
man's team on nu unstt world last fall,
claiming tho championship, Is after the
suburban team club championship with ii
vengeance It swamped tho btrong Phil
mont team yesterday and ptarted strong
count on the point aveiago for tho prlvl
ltgs of playing In the finals.
The best match of tho day was the ouo
that took the veteran Uncie Herb Newton,
Kr.inkford's captain, to the nlncteonth hole
He tackled blinon (larllc. pitching prince of
Phllmont, and after tho eighteen holes
the match was all square They went over
the points of the flrrt, or nlncteonth, hole
again more carefully, nnd by comparing
shots It was found thnt tho king pin of
rranliford was the winner of the match,
1 tip
Dp Samuel Uolton, another veteran of
Ilankford, piled up something comfort.iblo
for his teammates when he shot n fast
Hcnro and took his opponent over the hur
dles to the tuno of 0 up
Meantime the Woodbury toani, tho hnlf
that went to Lnnsdowne, settled Itsolf as the
best Hying squadron In the whole golfing
in itch by making a clean Bweep of I.nns
downe and building up a good opening d ly
peuentnge
Uno of tho widest msrglns of piny was at
North Hills, when II David, of that club,
routed flolfer Paxon of West Chester, In
such a rhower of elegant shotn that he won
as he pleased to tho tuna of 11 up
Woodbury, tho picsent champion, looks
like the kc per of tho trophy, for Its lead of
33-odd points In tho grent and completo
vvhltp'vn in tension they held with Lans
downe cstudny la almost half of all tho
points tho fast toam was able to score last
car
Hut brie' Walt a Hccond The phone bell
Just rings to tell us that K C Deoller, of
Moorestown, trims Golfer Meade, of Mr
chniitvllle, after the very toughest battle of
the whole day the toughest, that Is, for
Golfer Mide
But at that he was still able to limp to
tho clubhouc riftcen holes down vva3 the
cheerful count against him What hap
pened on tho other three holes did not de
velop Scat lew Golf Party
Jnmes Praser, open champion of Philadel
phia, Is developing some grctt playing
nmong the women golfers of Seavlew Tho
big pro tutor Is determined to have a good
team there
Mrs W, G Liggett gave n ladles' golf
party at tho f-eashore course on Tuesday.
Among those present were Mrs Clarence
H Gelst, Mrs Kolb, Mrs Myers. Ml. Iter
ner, Mrs McCIellan, Mrs. Lanthlei, Mrs.
Parton, Mrs Liggett and others There
were eighteen holes of medal play nnd the
resultn were very close Mrs. Liggett, at
scratch, won her own party, but nnturally
defaulted from the prizes, four of which
wore awarded to the following: Mrs. Mvcra,
first; Mrs Barton, second: Mrs Gelst,
third, and Mrs Kolb, fourth. It. Lanthler
nnd John Wllklns did tho spcechmaklng,
ajlng that the efforts to win the prizes had
been no more severe than tho efforts to
handicap the fair players, nt tho which
there was much merriment.
Tho entr list In the In tho Gelst Cup
play today was so cniouraglng that thero
now remains little doubt but that the wom
en's national championship will bo plned,
provided th turnouts In other sections to
the women's tournaments are as promising.
All tho best plavers of the local district
wete present except Mrs Fox, who went
to New York on some emergency woik
HIGH SCHOOLS TO HAVE
BIG MEET IK JERSEY
More Than 300 Entrants Will Contest
Saturday Occasion to Have
11 Patriotic Features
HAMMONTON, N, J Ma 11 The
treatest athletic meet ever held In this see.
tlon Is scheduled for .Saturday afternoon in
Hammonton Park, when athletes from the
public schools of Hammonton, L'gg Harbor
City, Pleasantvlllo, Mas Landing, Norlh
fleld, MInotola and other points will vie
with each other for the villous cups, de
noting the championship of four classes of
entries These nre tho boys' high schools,
tlrls' high schools, bos'-giammar schools
and girls' grammai schools of Atlantic
County.
Eight hundred nnd twenty-five entiles
have been received by Pi of II J. Goddard,
chairman of tho nt1-' c committee of the
schools of Allan County. Nearly llfty
officials will be eniplojed In running oft the
various events of tho day A brays band
and a giand patiiotlc chorus will be a
feature of the miet
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Amateur Baseball
., J"f rrla Reserves a fast nlxteen-seventeen-year-a
team, would like to urranae games with any
' of their caliber offerlm fair Inducements.
A. c. Ander-on. CIl VVest .Nurrlx street.
.itL"n!'"n c- would like t nrranEC games
ua all tliirteenfourieenyear-oId lean at homo
;r aaj. James McManus, earn Uumvi
UDOin.
Hamilton r C would like to heir from anr
iravallnK. team In or ;il.out tho cits 1.. II
Bhrood, l.'oU :sorili rifly-fourth ureet.
Park Edge, a flrst-rlmm travellm team,
wisne to bouk sumes with teams of this i tan.
feW Sntur.ln niul Sunday ball, II. Foster,
J.U5 North rorti-nrnt mieet.
Any slajtr wlshlne to lni with a plxteen
iinii.eiMi:j team write to 11. Slater, Jill
ftorth falxtceiith etreeu
Co-lev o. C. Is without a enme for Ma 12
J rank Qulnn, 9u3 Jacknn atreet.
.V!1, A. C, a fast traveling elKhteen-venr-"! 1
?J'2rmf.',....,'am. la without a game for May
!-. William Weir. Ms West Ontario street.
.' ',n f9tr Home, n Btrong fourteen-lx
ttSI'''""'"'1 team, has open dates for June,
July and Auauit for teams paying Sunday hall
TJj vounaitcra will line up against the Penn
SJS JHPlor next Sunday, and tho management
look forward to a hard battle. Teams de
? JnJCtxanle; should write to Albert U. Brager,
iw Church lane, Uermantown.
i.5,t.B,iuri5a'' My 12- 'he Reach A. A. will
Sini . "teton and expects to continue its win
ii i ri ,!.r,.lJt at th0 expense of tlu Jericjmon.
". O. llrlston, manager.
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JOE GRIM, THE IRON MAN,
200 POUNDS, AND RETIRED
Joe rjilin. the original Iron Man, Is hick
with his many friends In Wttle Italy and
lool.lng as well ns he ever did, although
his voice Is somewhat affected Joe k.ijs
ho Is weighing close to 200 pounds, and
he looks It Iho Italian he.iv weight, who
stood up under llro against Hob Kltrslm
mons and Jack Johnson, Is thlrty-slx years
old nnd has decided that he wilt retire
from tho boxing game
Orlm has a brother In chargo of a com
missary near Hddv stone. Pa , nnd ho w 111
assist Ills brother In his duties.
BOWLING TOURNEY
BROUGHT TO CLOSE
The fHtvmin tetun name a In the annUal handi
cap chnmplonBhlpH of tho Philadelphia Hcmllnff
AnBOiiatlon Hero tcniplttpd lam nlffht. The
winners In th three nectlons re Section A
(mUch ftrlew) Southpaw .'878, Clasn II Mul-for-1,
S01, Class C, Itodno Daia n qulntft.
MmiBI'SWMEIB-WilRKBS
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HOI'K FOU GOLF TITLK
Local linksmen mo piilliiiu; for Nor
man JInxvvell to win amateur
laurels thi-t year.
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
-By LOUIS II. JAFFE-
WILMU JACKSON has been In normal
health for more than a week, nfter n
lecent attack of pleurisy nnd ho Is putting
himself In flrst-rnte shape before appearing
In tho 1 lug again lie will box In this
city In the noir future, and when ho does
answer tho bell llllll.un will h.tvo no alibi
If he happens to get tho worst of It, Mon
day night In New York Jackson Is
Khidulod to pair off vvl'h Totninv Tuohey,
tho PntcrJun, X J rrdhead Willie was
forced to cancel several dutes with Tuohey
becaufc of Illness after they had put on a
senntlonal lilt about two months ago How
ever, Jackson's health will not Interfere with
Monday night's scrap, nnd ho Is primed for
n grueling go, as Tuohey makes the road
tough for nny one Since Jackson scored
11 ono round knockout oyer Johnny Dundee
and pi iced himself near 'the top of the light
vvclg.it class light fans, especially In this
cltj whole the feat was accomplished, have
been skeptical about Willie's chances In an
other Dundee aetto Of course, Dundee
wanted a return bout with Jackson right
tinny, but the litter was not anxious for
another match His Intention was to reap
as much of the fruits, of popularity a pos
sible, for which nobody could hate him
Now Jackson says ho Is ready to accommo
dnto Dundee, but ho must get a reasonable
gunranteo for tho bout. Again, Jackson
cannot bo hated for holding out for as
much of the filth stuff as he can grab
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sim I. incfuril. so they ts oM cnoush
In urtir rnitihfs anil hi ortsitints think
they've tien hit lth one Tin Tar lljb s
lout with Uurrv Wills nt tho Cumbria tonight
ulll ho hU ilrnt txri In .lx eara Tommy
lormnii vp-rMts Younir Ttrna Jack Hrndy
K-r-ui Yiiunir Douithtm, Young Ilrtnrmn ver.us
Jtmni llusli'.n unit lMJie Olvrnn vrr.us .Mill
Itivtra urt othf)r tmut.
Irrv Vlrfirmrn has an Invitation to no plnU
tea ultulr tomorrow iilsht st the Natlonul Club
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Ilouls Last Night
linimm'AV . loh-my lln-n-r dre
Willi Mncklr llell'n llr,I,Lr Vloore he it 1iniin
t.nnrrmri lllllt Vfmlon tlefented "-trie Vlor.
rl.i Lew lliintrr Lent ovn How r.h lint.
tlinir t nnuril -lomx-il M, Hufll, llr.i.
,.Kffl ""' Hennv I ronnrit stnopril Kit
ill WioniMiii In j'ie llli mund Simmon's
seconds flirrr In the K;i,nir In n the
"nnlhe .011 " ho Aitu hnoknl out
.limn) Aunln In llio llr.l riuiiil.
HIEVMlOH Hi- k I'iMilnr nut l'MIe
,,Xn2,",, ,Ur2 n " telil knorl.nl nut
Kid Nhreler. Hrti Jddle llnjes stomird
oimc I.enla. third.
In mrMlnit fleorgo Chani-v th- ItalUn Is cull,l
111 jo iisalmllata runctifa trnm the hardest htttrr
of his wilaht Ohaney. In t Id- last Imut here
iTiiM-d that he wna vialloMng hnrdee than ever
It 'inn only the Mi heart and iirlt of Johnny
Ma-11 that enabled the. Intter to Hi ie.li on his
feot Jo Tui.rr ri"ri I' nky rrii nnd Jo
C'hanloj v Jark MrClo.kej Youni f.awrenon
;s irankle O Nell and Johnny 'lllmin v Joo
Luvlsne aro other numl'ers.
Kid VVIIIUnn will cotno I ere Mondav nlslit
for n tnntcli nt th Olvmnta Cluti and iho
Hnltlmorean mav niwt to hivi a real hatlc
llarni-y Hahn will ho trained to the minute
ho wants to lick tho la 1 who was leatrn for
the litntam crown by Pete Herman ns Harney
hopes to t on with l'etey. If he lllnhn) wrro
to win frum thn Kiildn, J.irk Hrmton vernis
.Tack Voyf T.eo Vincent vormn Latrj Hansen
Whltey ritznrnld veraua llolibj Mn'nnn anl
l'rankle Wlllloma versus Charley Dilky hip
other Iwut. ,
Wullr Vel-on and W'Mtp Vlt-irervll .niraced
to so Inlereittnif 11 Unit at HarrlaiMjrr ist Mon
day nlahl that thi nalr were renutihid for
tho star acrup ut tho nrkt itmw
lVtilln O'Keefe will aftjr In 1 Now York
bout In the nesr future ilmrite Kngle, hn
niaiiniced Krank Ktnua and at the irte.nt tlmo
In lienny 1 eonard a trainer s tiylni' to mat h
n'Keefo with rnnklo Iluni'i at one of tho
(lotham club
Stetson Straws Are Different
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The Luzon
New Fancy Braid
Sunken Tip Panama
With the opening of the Straw Hat Season last Satur
day we introduced these two new straw hats, which
were designed by us. They have made a great hit.
Prices Begin at $3-00
John B. Stetson Company
Retail Stoie
122 4 Chestnut Street
HeipAVfcnted
-and found
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"You've Got the
Goods, Atlantic"
Toda jr.the tpecif tc crirlty teit It pfic
tlctlly worthlecta check on th ult
bIHly of gatollae, (or ciimpk for a
given motor qutpmsnt. It em
moat probiblathttthe definition of &
clin will have to b baaed on the per
centaf that dlatlla over between aped
fled temperaturea, when the dlatitletlon
la carried out under epeclHed condition!.
"The gatollne mutt not vaporli too
freely for two reeaonat One, that It would
not be aafe, and aecondtjr.lta toaa In ator
B by evaporation would be too great.
Hence, the apeclflcatlon may have to
contain limitation of the percentage die
tilling over below certain temperature
coupled pcrhapa with a proviso that cer
tain percentage ahatl dUtil over below
other fixed temperature. In order that
requisite amount of low.bolttng conttlt
uentaeball bo prieat to Injure city urt
log of en engine.
"Likewise the specification must con
tain a proviso that all must distil over
below certain maximum temperature. In
order to exclude from the gasoline the
heavier petroleum distillate such a
kerosene "
Official Press Statement
by U. S. Govt. Bureau of
Standards.
We've been preachlngandpractlclngthe
am thing fdr yeare. The boiling point
of Atlantic Gtaollne la always uniform
II meets Uncle Sam Idea perfectly.
WHEN you need that little spurt
to carry you over the brow, it's
good to know there's Atlantic Gas in
the tank. For Atlantic recognizes no
obstacle.
It tackles its task with vim, vigor and
determination and it has the strength
and stamina to win-out against all odds.
You tank-up with good old Atlantic
Gasoline. See that there is nothing
else in the tank at the time, just to give
Atlantic a fair trial. Man, alive ! After
that, you'd fiat-tire it steen miles to get
Atlantic, rather than risk any other fuel.
The only way to prove this out is to
glide up alongside an Atlantic pump
and tell the man to go ahead and grind
out five-gal or so. It's worth trying,
oh, it's worth trying.
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Philadelphia arid Pittsburgh
Walters of Atlantic Motor Oils Light. Jiledium,
Heavy and Polarlne
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KOSHLAND "lting of Odd Lbts'
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Why Not Have the
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You Get the Pick of the
Country's Fine i Brands
of Men's Cloihes Here
40 of them at z
Regular Prices.
And such splendid
clothes they are labeled
with the names of makers
known throughout the
country for their depend
ability; the stylishness of
their models,
the quality of
their fabrics
and the beauty
oftheirweaves.
Although the
season has been a
little backward we
have never been so
busy, which goes
to show what a r
tremendous hold
our methods have upon the buying
public.
If you have never visited KOSH
LAND'S you have missed a pTeat oppor
tunity to save half and get better clothes.
Go today or tomorrow and select your new
clothes from the models, samples and odd
lots of these great makers.
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$30 Grades
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$20 Grades
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$35 Grades
for 17.45
$25 Grades
for 12.45
$40 Grades
for 19.95
MEN'S TROUSERS, $1.48 UP
$1.50 Shirts
Bcnutiful new spring mad
ras and percales shirts that
aro excellent values for $1.50
in fact our regular $1.G0
linea reduced for Saturday
only to
$1.15
65c Neckwear
Rich, colorful, finely made,
generous size silk neckwear
that wo first marked 05c but
which we now offer for quick
clean-up for
50c
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