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EVJftONa LBDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, . 1917
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fBRVE IS PRIME GOLFING REQUISITE, BUT "NERVES" IS LAST THING A PLAYER
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SSrORIC PHILLY
! PASS OUT BEFORE
OF NEW APARTMENTS AND HOMES
any Ghosts of Well-Nigh Forgotten Clubs in
Suburbs iaiK 01 mauy-nagen ana
Nicholls-Smith Matches Revived
nv of the iti -tt Hnny of Phlla
ryR C L "- he.,;,. -Mt
Phla K .... ui..rui.nd nr the lalge-
liu lonalr' .'. ihem took
ET" Philadelphia Country Hub
K ,hat t.Unrs for Hi" I'll"'"',"' "la"
aW bourse Ht Bl". ..-."".:
Et IK" 0P.'"... u. know the dlff.re.ue I.
..mm .i"". . .. ,
nllillik Hie uvvale
". a atymb? aim
t J!"t,mit these
In elstece within
and a nmiibe. of
c"f,.., have 1"B
luce lie. nine ii.uk-
&".. wllll BliBrtlllellt '..l.ie
mid
Itviouc"
" . --.., i n recent spurt when
- Coif I" "7'.,,, ,! Htithiulty "f the
h Is romparr. " . .,, ulel Veli
iuE",r i i.i.m utie (omen
.-..me on uir "'
across old
Ikirery no "'". . .,., u. fart thut Bolf
. vef). I.O ,,, . farl tlu, ,;,
l0r, nlave 1 Blw.1- the Quake. I'll) f
,!t,I IrVthal ninny of the plave
Krses that lluu.lshed in the eui
I
for
ers
M tnxnv
Horn lulled In the early
fcn "; . Binie nre now unhi
AnllDIPM
unknown lo hid
ow ers
fnid Courses Pas uui
rid. in the dawn of the prese ... eenlurv
nEf?. TwAave B"r l-d the pel Ind of
-"- .aiis l 1 C llie li-iii.iuni.e i.-i.i
juieniffii " . ,,ullding hit,. Monl-
' ,,,,,. iilne-halc
i nurse .it Fortv-
f . .IV nd Whllhv nenue. hiis KrlillioiUMi
"!1lh. reel, in the fall of 1919. Heineld'H
r i.ir inp hi'
fil.n "'" r,,p,l Inlo liulldlue Hlle
iioW
i wan mk" .
Jint lear
The Mu .Mon.iHii'i j i-wuiw. n
VmikI about
one niui a nan nine aum?
K0 nittenhouse
Btreet entiance ir. r.iir-
l...-i Park drooped '-nt of the t milling
'. The Sl.er.
n. "I
The
Slieriod Held f lull, neai
eeu-hnlo io.n-e and u
1 fCHtB
If " . ' . . !- nT nl.lilir II tllllllltPtl .llltllM.
iwn-wrfnw . -- ,..,,,, , ,,
EAfl HOW lB UUl " Hiriii"! .--n
f?!nJmberhlp of llf. ROlfein. held fo.th
Li at Narlierth
Sf- Two clubs have tluived thionwh the je.ui,
. Philndelnlila Countn and the l'hll.i-
HJV .. ...,-..-. ..1.1.1. nA It All lllul fliu
lelnhla i ricnei nnn "- - '
fcfint stage In 1901) and hae more than
kid their o n slnre. tnen.
e1 ., I.... I... !.... .. ...A lll.lll' irln ul.
Out in me iuiiiii i'- mi i i " " n..-.-
if almct-forpolieil KOll riiiirsien. i or
Brandyilne I'ountn "'lull with the late
D, B Martin as president, mid the preeut
.akpr of the lloue, ll'ch.itd .1 Uatilw 111
M chairman of one of the coininltteec. (lout -
libhed at Brundne fuiiiinu. neinwaie
tfeunlv. Brn Mr lioasled a Kolf ionise
'tit ill holts, with the loosest one on the
frd i being 235 ards. CJolf wus n ihe.ip
nme here, foi the entrance fee vwm hut
two dollau and the ea.l dueH the i-.imo
U the Initial in.l Anotlirr nlx-bole uiirre
Mi located at I'ouiholioi ken and answered
to the name of the lllghluud I'ountrv I'lub
thf Deou Onlf ('lull had a nine-hole hn
Jout ami a blR ineiiiherslili the old ipiuiiI
iraPS
flOWTOPlAYGOLF
tyWk
jCiar!es (CAicfc) Evans Jr.
mxmmtu
KOT
'At
iTpHU mot (.onimoil vailcitcs of ft.imo me
fla' follows The .siiuaie Hie open and
the-left-foot-ln-front-of-tlnj-right T h e
squaie Manic eemi
to be the s.nmiu.ii
fiom whlLli all the
others aiy. In tlin
jou stand with fed
well apart so that a
slialgli'. line iiom
toe to toe will be
parallel with an Im
aginary lliw fiom
the ball to Hie hole,
aB is shown by the
line In Klguie 1
In the open stance
the left foot is pl.ued
back of the, Imagi
nary Hue. The-lefl-foot-
In- fiont- oMhe
rlght Its name de
scribes; It Is rarely
seen. I have seen It
fc, CHICK EVANS, ,""'a' "ovvevi r. on ik
( lee, or wiui uinn
lho(, hut I have never seen a good lion
flayer with that kind of a slump, for It
f,ttk the stioke too i minded for lion play.
I Some plavers get a hooked ball b putting
i the left foot forward and leverse for the
rHlce.
A CTP.lt tllltll flliu IiI.i.a. u Ilea f Ii a b.ilUrn
1. -, ..... ,....- .. -. ....
FKance entirely but this also seems too
Hwided for It on woik
The open wain e Is geiieiallv recognised
(Mthe best and Its use Is almost universal
felt permits greater tieedoui In Ihe ii'e of
f the arms and accnnnnodntPN tlnelr tn evprv
f detail of the stroke belter than either of
Itti other two stances.
f I remember nine playing ery pooily In a
nurney and be nc worried. Indeed, and thn
fjOnly thing th.it put me back on my game
iu Change of stance. 1 found that 1 was
' saying with mv feet too straight: In fact,
-uey were almost lilgenn.tned. 1 tioluted
Ly toes out. and It una lout the thliur
KJwded for my game. I now believe that
Quit Biance With the Ioph nnlritpri onlw.irit U
I.Jbsolutely necessary to teach one to pivot
;yrperiy. home excellent players point the
:jW of one foot, the left if right-handed.
IjMepIng the right foot almost straight. I
AMATEUR BASEBALL
R,w5fln?.' A I" without Bunion for May 11) unci
lie.... "., '? "ear from home leama orterln
rBl!naM( Irnlucementn. Karl Martin. I0J
!frin fclBhlenth street
Pj5t. ElliatM-th
Is without a gamft for May II)
to hear from any rlrst claea
Greene, 1810 North Tvventy-
ir-I ""UUl OK6
l ii. - .Crtlll). j
W itre.t
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?'.'' Kljr,'l Clb has May ID open for sml
ffJ'H1' ,The management wuulil like tn hear
"iiord. F L'. bchaller, Bill Weat Norrla street.
Altin- .I..1. . .. . . -.
rin.i. k. '""' "" a w open uatea ror anv nrai
kRS..he0c';v:7-m;. J owrd ,,o" m Nur,h
Brawn a 4 i . . - ...
Earn i.K .' "" aune ia open lor any semi
tluni XL "am ,B- Drown, care llrown Inatru
----. - ...umi. .Mia ,
Company, Wayne Junction,
Philadelphia.
l p. .
Ik. "." A. A. haa May IB ooan fir strictly
strictly
lH after a Htevenon. Phone Kenelngton
tlnrllan. . . . . .
I .ii.iir.. "'5 luu traveled to Atlantic city
It, ?- Sh"" d'''eatei1 the rlaasy Melroie A.
at i.5.f.r,SKy "i the box and the hard hlttln.
lmin a.5e,.'m " f,w open datea, J,
"man. ltu Norlh Ttilrty-sccond atree.
''Weal Ti.iia.i-Li- -.
irrana. ..'""''"iV" " -. wP".o hkb io
Eutd pit... aanV'.v .'m naving arounua.
ia Clune, 6H37 Cedar avenue.
leelnw- ....,.. . .
t ciiVi ... V,"1 " 'ay waturaay open ror
aJrriVj; ltfJct''lll"t t'fHm, William Adair. Siaa
L!?wrKid R
v " "" iiv io nrriisa iwnr
( ufaiiM II1. A A...h.A B .m
"n any ia.li
t. K JMtfiriH- VT"".T T'iVt i."".c
l -T"-"-er.ini i ra ma payins nan ex
. -,v, .iia (lUUlH TjIKIIIII lirt'Cli
Rh1 aIJill;-IL ' would Ilka to arraiura amea
tut tii. M.J";,",sr0la uniformed teama. a or
a city. w. Faund. 327 Ulchmon atreet.
6. W i -
k K 9
1 W3m
.-A, C. .would Ilka to iriKKilmu
GOLF COURSES .
ONCOMING TIDE
Ntilted -"the falrRreeiift belnir well tuifed,
the iiutthiK Rreens not so good"
lluiiti,K Valley .i.h a nlne-liole nf
rulr In tho'n dajs, mid the course wu cloed
to play In the month of March
The old KUttle hall wni Just I.eRlimlnB to
lo'e out to the longer-tiae!liiR ruhber ioie
In 19IID, and the bogle tlgure were far out
or pioportlon lo llie piesant Idea of par
Mioiillnic A hole .r ah nil ;r, ),, vu,
listed n a 4 o. u 5
Talk of Four-Hall .Match. Kovhi'd
There wu cousldeiahle talk two eais
ago or u big proTesaloiial four-ball liiali Ii
between the hoinebieiK .Mike llrad ami
Walter Itnceii. and tin- fin elcn. horn m..i.
till XlcholN and Alec Siullh Theic was
to Irive been a glutei lug pulse of Jllllni
at slake, and all nriaiigenienlM weie llmught
completed I I- ome reason or olbei (he
big i lash wax postponed until It biiame
alumni forgotten, but now Iheie l inn
slderable talk In llie .Metiopolltan dlstili'l
of holding tin- niatih and It looks as though
It would take place In the near future Mich
an npiit would dniw a recntd gallcr ami
the pla Hlinuld be er kn Nlcholls Is
pla.Mng lieltir than eer before Ills In-
anion of the South during the past winter
pioed a string of victories except where
Mike Hiad Interfered ftl.d lifted the
pioiiil title of North mill Sunt It i hamplon at
IMiieliutM after winning the Klo. Ida title
conecuentl MUhael cm bo crmnted on to
do Ills bit fo. the liniiiii of the homehieds
Smith N not llie golfer ,at be used to be,
but this Is offset bv the fait that llagen
has not lw en plaing at llie top or Ills game
sliue he won the Meliopolltau lap! ear
The event would piove a lilg dtawlng
card Tor the Metiopu'llan dltrlct, now that
all amateur loin naniHiiih have bei u e
ctlcd Merion I'lajs True to Piirm
Mellon livid up to expet latlotis and lap
Hired the I'lillailelphl i Tram I'up for llie
chaliipliiiistilp of tbe wonien'H lulen lub
in. ill lies for the .v. it St HavUIn pioved
unable lo save a match, while !!untlug.iiii
Vallev helped drive home llie dual blow
that oiined Hie (.hauiplnuMilp foi the
llaverfotd plnei b winning live nut of
the seven man hes fiom the Criiket Club
Misi Mildred Cave.l.v the Philadelphia
champion, rumpul oul In fortv-tvvo In hei
match agaiunt Mrs I'alih K Kox. and won
the conlllct bv Hie wide margin of 'i up
and T to pla Miss nieaner ('lianiller. of
Iluuiliigdou Vnlle.v bad a hard light on
lui hands to stave olf Ihe 11. xt defeat In
Iwo veais in the Inliiilnl. nnlel Mlsi
lUhel Campbell a 111 inly Intent upon
In ul.tug Hit siring of the Huntingdon al
io gol ft . v i lot ii and was almost hik -cesfiful
'I In in., i t was sipi'ired on the
home green, then follow il ,i ' i nic of three
extta holes before Mis ( liamllei i inilil
shake olT bet opponent,
SWDY Mc.MIII.I. K
have I'etl.ti cil m.v game to a svlem how -over,
and, right or wtong I always plav
will, mj 'oes pointed out I believe, among
other advantages thai It helps to grip Ihe
ginuiid with the hobnails
While I use the open stance throughout
m.v game it vailes slightly with each "hot
I'm Itistuiuo the stance is almost squaie
In the dlive and what lnn bn called wide
open in the mnshle chip shot (Pigme li) It Is
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B
8
1'lit. 1. . I le. 2.
Squure iumi. Oiien ( lilp Nhot Slunie,
virtually the same stance, however, govern
ed largely by a peisoual feeling of (OtnTort.
I believe sttongly lu uniformity of atnnce
and stioke Too much energy Is wasted in
constant!) Hying for something new
Mr, Viani uill hr plrmrtl to finaurr qunstton
from viir rtrtdrt on uott. Stamped nilttrtssed
rtt elope mvit b inclnnrd to Ifigurft repy.
( dick Kians's nril arllrle will appear Frldns.
limn 1 1 ii iiiiwiiiiii iiiiiii
As mild
flavored.
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27 PENN ATHLETES
AT FORT NIAGARA
Fourteen Undergraduates
and Thirteen Alumni in Of
ficers' Training Camp
FOUR CAPTIANS ON LIST
Twenty-seven men who have fought uinlei
the Ite.d and llltie of IVmi-y Ivanla on ath
letic llelds are now at Kcrt Niagara uudei
Ihe Slain and Stripes. pieiatlng for Ihe hlg
fight on the war llelds 'tiver there." Four
teen or these athletes ale undergraduate
whose deeds have been acclaimed III sporl
lug minimis or leCent date, while the le
mallilng Ihlileeii are fiom the ranks of the
alumni
In seven dlfTueiit spoils have tbee athlete-
labored for rciinsvlvaulu but of all
biseball has given the glealel nu.nbei
IJIght In total have hem seen 111 aitlou on
the diamond of Kra.ikllu Kleld. thiee ale
fiom the tiaik learns live each fiom new
and football llnee fiohl suciel. two from
lanosee and one fioiti the gvinutlc sipiad
I'nur I'ormcr Ca)lnins
Four or the athletic lads who ale now
stilling foi nllUeis (iitumlsslons In the big
army I'ncle Sum Is piepatlug ale foimcr
taplaius nl I'eun These ale Ned Hauls,
the big font IjhI I tackle and captain In l'-l.r. ,
Ullle Chickdlng leadei of Ihe (rews in
l'.lfi. Dick Wallace who captained the
bisebill nine diithig the seasuti or 1915.
and .1 Feigusiui Mulir managir or this
vMt s bnsebill team anil captain of Ihe
i hampluushlp soccer ekven of last full
slde fiom Ihe captains eleven or the
athletes ale mole prominent than the olhein
on il. u list ' he include .loh n II Thayer,
irew maniKer laat yeir and Inside light
on the championship soner teams of 111.1
and 1915, (Jeorge Wharton Pepper. .Ii sub
guard on the football squad of 1915 and
No 4 lu the validly crew which lowed nt
l'oughkeepsle hist seaon .lad. Oe Hart.
stroke of the Junior eight this acnon , Frllr
Uiaytou stroke or the Vaisllv shell this
veal. Ward llinkson Hght-tlelder on the
baseball learn. I'.lll Mali belt, left fielder In1
1D15 and holdei of the iccord home n.n on
Franklin Field Whirlon Slnkler end on
the fiuncftiB 1104 eiven ai.d i hall man until
lecditlv of the foot hall inimulltee, Frank
Tlghe, that hind-plunging fullback of 1915;
.loe Hales, fltst baseman of this vears nine;
.lohiinv l.avln tenter tleldei on the 1117
batehatl aggiegallon and foi ward on the
biovkclbal! Hve. and 11 II Peterson, a mem
ber of the lauosse twelve
The complete list of the Pennsylvania
athletes at Fort Niagara follows
.Many Baseball I'lajrrM
Baseball t'ndergraduales Waul llink
son loe Valeb. .lohnnv I.uvlu Sam Culheit
son and Mamger Until ; graduates Hill
Mntrhett. Dick Wallace. Tom .Motiloe and
Jlnh Dedieit.
Ciew I ndorgrailuates, i(k Delia. t
Puiz Diayton and Carl liels, graduates.
i;ihe Chickerlug, .lad; Tliayer and (leorge
Pepper.
JVolball - I'ndei graduate .lack Tred
well; graduates, (Jecige Peppet, Ned lfai
ri lleiuv Itetikanff Wha.tou Slnkler and
Flank Tlghe
Tiaik-I'jideigiaduales l ICdnle and
rt i:isele , graduate John Ue.ves
Soccei- I'ndeigTaduale. .1 Firgusou
Mohr g.aduates. AVaiien Wells and .lack
Tliayer
Laciosse I'mlcrgraditates, Ulll lleise and
Peleison
(ivninas-luni I'nilergradiiate Ahb.v Paul
NORTHEAST AND CENTRAL
CREWS MEET FOR TITLE
Scholastic Shells to Row Over Henley
Course Perm Charter Color
(James Also On
Northeast HlRh and Cential are, rendv
foi the cliv championship (rew nice, which
Is on the roter for this afternoon, starting
at the Strawberry Mansion brldgi at 4 111
n'clock and ending at the Columbia avenue
bridge The race will be over the Ame.lcan
Henley course of 1 5-1 1 miles
'Ihe crews will be seuled as follows;
(jr.'iiii:sr
111(111 cUNTItAI. men
Herns ril, Imn
Hlikners No 2
Hihnarz No A
Strance Nn 4
Slephnliv Nn 5
Martin. N
'thoinas .No 7
I'apt, Hendershott
i-troko
Iturhhnlz, coisiraln
Miller, how
TruRamla, Vo 'i
VWIktnnn No 3
Hellers. No I
.tones, No A
Mi draw No (t
('apt Itradenburjr,
No 7
Karmakle stroke
lllnleln coxswain
The I'etin ('ballet School color games will
be held this afternoon at Queen Lane This
meet was postponed fiom last Wcdnesdlv
Kverv Mudent In Ihe sdiool will piitlclpale
and the public Is invited tn attend The
(ilrard College Band will plnv and a spe
cial train will leave llioad Sheet Station
at 2 o'clock to accommodate the ciowd"
linn iiiiii tmiiiiiiiiiini in
QOME smokers select
their own cigars. Some
let the man behind the
counter do it for them. In
either case, those who
really know, prefer
Henrietta
ADMIRALS
Eisenlohrs Masterpiece n
The old favorite brand in
the generous new size.
as it is
full-
Straight.
Otto Eiatnlohr & Broi., Iacorporiud
WINS EIGHTH STRAIGHT
Although Buliu Ruth was knocked
out of the lio b. the Inditins, the
Red Sox won, and ns the scute was
in Boston's favor when Leonard
relieved the Buliv. the latter nets
ciedit for the viutoiy.
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
A' ItASEHALL TODAY
N VI KIN vi. i.i.vi.i r.
Moil l(.t Pf. Win !
4 iihuju io .cuo isi dn;
Nev nrk la 7 .B.10 H(17 llll
riilille. ii s .am .n .tin
St Inula 14 (i UK I IH .Vlill
noaiini a ii .11 ..la .too
( Incliinsll It 17 .... -I'd -SI
I'lltahlirall S IK .) .ail .111(1
llniokl.ii A u ((HI ..HI -'
VVIhltK VN .t:(l. K
Moil lo.l ! '. Win I
liontnu in 7 .ins .7ns .mi
r tin. it u is it ,mhi .in i .isi
.New iwk 1 ,.VJI (Kfl .IKI
St. IouIh II I ..M'l .Md .MSI
l-teltuvl n 14 .117 ..ItU .'ihi
Detroit III 1.1 ,400 . .S1
WnsliliKlon II IK tllo .H1 .1111
Vthlrllr. 7 iff .3,(1. ..(CO ,i'M
SCHEDULE l'OR TODA
NUI.INAI. I.KMlfH
I'ltl.lnirali ul Philadelphia lmnl.
HI. laiuls at Ni ork ler.
t Inrliinnll nl llrooklvii clear
t'hhuen at llofctnii leur
WIKRtCAJ I.KMII I.
Mhlelhs at 4 lilearn clear.
VVaitilntlen at Detroit ctoiiil.
Ilnalnn al (leirhind f leur.
New .ork at M. Iiil clear
INri-.KNAilONM. I.lill.l L
llaltlinore at Rnihuler rloudj.
I'rovldenre at lluflaln leur
lllrlimdiid nt 'loronto eliimli
NevrnrK ut Mniilreul clear.
Binglcs and Bungles
Race of J. McGrnw
llruml'i 1'ir l.nd- of I ooonn Htuff
4 HI lie (i'himI strni.M
lr(;rnn n mlyif tuni. ( Its
II III. (i ilttlu liallsw hatitli,
I nil uJml.l i furn in lili lamiis
4 liuf in tltsert tnmts.
He ilriinM (out sl.iifii bl h ratte.
Hit iluilif- lira In Ioiiifs.
le otttn met tletat " ant- he.
' In i rtrn-hlttlrti cmiar),
id ii hu thniiltl fate tteetie fml
ahnuil mi to l.tnn Amci."
ieslerilaiM bene I.I.ON Alll.-i Leon tnnile
lila nunilril hit hi lu-sdav a Kjme and tal the
illants
Furthermore the Illants luat rlrst plnre to the
Cub all of wtltih mnliea John MlllrHW us
l-eaieful as a wild (at
PrM Mllihells llrulns rlnwr.l the Hrav.s
nmt llie ('ills won tliilr elalilh stlalaht aane
nhpreution Oorae Hinlltnas anld ' " ? '
Ilutk Weaver nt
i Iho plate
nle five hits out of fl- tllps
How the
Proved Itself a Life Car
The gruelling tests, in which Hudson wort many worth-while records, were
not made to prove a race-car.
The Hudson is a horrfe"car a family car for modest speeds, for average
men, on ordinary roads.
Yet it holds the stock chassis speed records. In its 1819-mile run in 24
hours, a stock Super-Six chassis broke every 24-hour record held by any
traveling machine. The 7-pas3enger Super-Six twice won the transcontinental
record San Francisco to New York and return in a 7,000-milfe trip. And
less spectacular though just as convincing is the performance made in every
locality under every imaginable condition.
Such supreme tests, because of their violence, often crowd fifty miles in one.
That's why men compare cars in this way. That is why it is necessary for
every manufacturer, if he is to know the limits of his car's endurance, to
make similarly abnormal tests. '
What we are proving is endurance. We can't well run a car for years.
We cannot drive it, say 150,000 miles. It would take too long.
So we make these short tests under fearful strain, to know at once which
car has most endurance.
The Super-Six, in those ways, proved itself supreme. - And all because of
a patented motor, which minimizes friction.
A Hudson Super-Six Special, built to meet the special conditions, dem
onstrated power and endurance, in malting the best time to the "Top of the
World" in the Pike's Peak Hill Climb. Twenty cars, all specials, contested.
Every taste of motor car design is met in the Hudson.
There are eight body designs all beautiful and in good taste.
The bodies and their details are in keeping with the Super-Six chassis.
And the car in any body type is made to meet every possible need of the
most particular. No service is too 'great for it mechanically no detail of
finish is out of harmony with the most discriminating requirement.
Phaeton 7paitn8er,
Cabriolet. 3-paticnger,
Touring Sadan ...
Speedfter, 4-paeaenaar,
Immediate DfllTfrj on all Model
GOMERY-SCHWARTZ MOTOR CAR
irtE".,oJo,: 253-255 Nirth fooad St., Phil.., P.. ffi$
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INTERCLUB TENNIS
SHOULD CONTINUE
Effort to Cancel League
Matches With Short Sched
ule Not Called For
COULD DONATE TO RED X
By PAUL GIBBONS
n olllclal iffoit has been made lo ..ill
off Ihe remainder of the Inlercliib teams
schedule III u Icltet sent nut lo the members
or the eectlllve lomtnillte or that competi
tion asking Ihelt opinion us lo Ihe iuhln
bllltv or calling the mulches nt least for l)ili
veu. It Is th,. seemltig Inlentlon of the
ollidals of the league to aluogale even the
liuiti lii'S alieailv plaved.
The letlei leads hs follows
tin in i miiit of national conditions the
Philadelphia Cilcket Club has bv resolu
tion or lis boaid of goveuiois withdrawn
all Its learns lu all brain lies of athletics
riom the (hnmplotishi lohUsts and the
captains or their Inloicliib tennis teams
hiivo been uolllled to catud their remain
ing -dieditle 'Ihe Huntingdon Vnlley
team has vvillnlinwii Iiom the contest,
duo lo Ihe fact that they have been un
able In put n team lu the Held, as most
of thelt men ale or will be lu mllltniv
icrvlce ami Ihe same loiidlllou to u
mole or bsH ilegiee. will be iindoubtedlv
Irtio us tegaids the n st of the clubs
lomposlng ibis oignnltntlon
In ii .Id II Inn to the above potential rea
sons tlieio Ik tlio added thought that we
should licit engage m nnv ntbletlc con
tests foi championship when so nianv of
the best or our loung men tun lu the
seivhe of dim country, and I am writing
with the advlsinietit of our president to
'ibtnln from von IndlililualioTprosslon of
opinion oh In whether we should cancel
out schedule for llie balance of thin sea
son It Is pe.feolly evident thai should
(lie sciieuitle lie played there will he no
real championship achieved, mill it would
seem politic and III good taste foi us lo
abandon lh balanco of our (ouipetltlve
in 'itches
This seems to be teallv purposeless for
llie main ten son that the schdiile Is so veiv
short Them are oiilv two or thiee matches
left foi inch team lo plav and the mate lies
will be all over In Mav It (anilot posmlblv
j-etve any patilotic purpose lo refrain from
nla.vlug the leiiialnliig nialdies Kven If
the Inteiclub matches nlo canceled, thele
willbemanv tenuis players pluy lug dally nt
eai Ii of Ihu clubs S(c Ir the clubs are to
penult tenuis nt all, whv not pel mil the
plaver and Ihe club meniheis lo have the
added liicintlve and Intelest that will les.ilt
fiom ihise Intel. Inb (onlesi"
HtcaiiM- one oi two clubs have taken an
actluti that the others ma not deem neies
sarv.siems no reason whv the oihei clubs
should com in Tho matches slmuld be con
tinued and the winning i lub h name ba on
the challenge tropin lecardless of whether
ot not anv of the tennis playing lu the com
petition have been nbli to get what they
Lonsiile.ed a lepieM'titntlve team
The moilev which the Inlercliib League
has heretofore spent in Individual prizes
could be ilnn. lie. 1 to the Ited I'loss as the
Inletclub's coutt Ihutlnii to this Ininl.Tlile
w ni I.
MORRIS SPRAINS WRIST;
MOHAN HOUT POSTPONED
NIIW YOUIC Mav 111 The Icn-tounil
bout between Carl Mollis Oklahoma heavy
weight, and Fiank Moran, of Pittsburgh,
vvhli h was scheduled to bo decided at the
lluilem S C next Friday night, lias been
postponed until .lime 4 '111 Is announce
ment came after Morris had Informed the
dub olllcials that he had stialned a tendon
lu his right wrist while training for the
bout
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SALUTE THE COLLEGE ATHLETE AS
COUNTRY'S REAL HERO IN MEETING
PATRIOTIC CALL TO THE COLORS
Contribution to Nation's Service, as Grad and
Undergrad, Greater in Proportion Than Any
Other Clan, Class or Organization
By GRANTLANI) 1UCE
How It
Sometime I Jin's the
And thru utwther
I io out and I find I
77ii oiicr flto feet
Sometime my gnme nets very:bad,
Whereat I are ana curse;
l.yo out on anoilier day
And find it' yotlen worse.
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and
there and around you niti
osa thn . Ittxpn Inclined to scoff lit
the college athlete
We have bumped Inlo more than a few
III the course or a )ear or so The Idea
kdvatued was that the college athlete was
a hero fot a short span, and then no pat
tlcular good thereafter
Along which lino It might die Just as well
lo record the fact that the college athlete,
has given In uumbets to this wur u greater
proportion than any other class, dun, ho
cletv. organization or whatever vou will
Tills Includes both tho list In college and
thn Hat that had alieady graduated from
one to live yea 15
Why Xot Put a War Tax On
1 The ball plaver who tries lo change
the uinplicV dec Islon
2 The fan who veils, "Sign him" when
foul Is ( alight in the stands
1 The golfer who says. 'Thats the
highest" nrter a pop-up rrom the tee
4 The mil who starts a siorv with
"lint letulnds me"
5 The golfer who takes a pradhe swing
befote every Mint
i. -Nearly all boxer and fighters
' All managers of bo.eis and llgbtcis.
'Hirers is. Red Sox
A number of interested bvstandeis can't
quite understand whv II Is tho Ited Ko can
beat the Tigers nnv time ihey deslio to
achieve am h a situation Last suniniei
lloslon beat Deliolt In everv vital ".cties
When the final showdown arrived In the
dusty stretch Currlgan'n club went West
and mopped up in the Jungle Count! 1 This
spring starting the western w lug the Ib-d
Sox lomped meirllv over Ty Cobb and
mates without exciting any undue rffotl
"Why is It," more than one noiicoinhat.int
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has nsked, "that -Detroit uin't beat thli
club?"
The answer Is about as complex as add
ing two und two. HoBton Is a trifle stronger
bade of the bat, about nine tlmos as. Phong
In tho box, iiulte a bit stronger In tho tn.
Held mill with an outf'clcl nearly ns valuable.
(Icsplle tho presence, of Cobb. Cobb, Veach
and 1 tollman nro far stronger In attack
than Hooper, Lewis and Walker, hut not
mi good in all-around defensive; play
Dcltolt Ii.ih .1 stronger team on attack,
on the average, but when thW attack H
tossid In against HoMnn pitching It Is;
always rolled back and broken up With
his strongest aystem crushed, Jennings In
then up against It. Jlin defen'e ln't good
enough to hold any strong rival tn chedc.
K the lesult Ih near unto a rlnch when
lied h'ov. pitchers move to the chaise.
The One Tijjer Chance
The ono Tiger chance of ilctory II
thioiip.li u luepondcratlligly stout nt"tark.
With this cut down they will bo through.
This fHUMUi they hnven't been lilttlng a
half lick, and the result tins been dls-
nsier .
Cobb is the ono man on the club above,
.100, and Ty 1m barely over tho mark. There
is only ono oilier member of the club nho
J&O. the same being1 Pop Young Tho rest
lire nil under .240. Batting nf this sort
would iitinov nny set ot athletes, but a
club minus good pitching mut go out and
get 1 una or jierlsh.
The Yanks are b.ittInB onlv a trlllc harder
than the Tigers Hut they haio the pitch
ing to protect a weak attack and e.iriy It
safelv through The Yanks and lied Sox
depend more upon their pitchers stoppln
tho other club's batsmen than thev do upon
swatting the other cliib'n pitchers
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