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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1917
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SAM MOOREHEAD, OF DOBSON FIVE,
- TO JUMP CENTER FOR THE JEWELS
gig Fellow Will Oppose Jack Lawrence in Grey
stock's First Home Game at Musical
Fund Hall Tonight
M.N'AGF.n niLT, KKNNHDV. of tho
,' tptT Jewels, was In a sad predlca
. filhntevpr tlmt means) last evening.
E!" t-Inilneton chieftain had announced
.3fJln'.P ?" tonight's game nt Musical
.i HMI at tfghth nn-l T-ocust streets.
Th C rytock. and wts commenting on
J" fuel : thai none of his players had any
"Ifrw'teilri a message an- It w"
Jm the homo of Pat Uazlett. his center
,wr The missive contained the new that
l.tt was confined to his bed with
liriou. Illnew and would be unable to play.
w "p t0 Kcnnertv to get a new center
" J not until this morning did ho
Zi the dX1 Player. He l Ram Moore
l..d the big sox-foot center of tho chain
5in nobson quintet, of tho lndustiinl
M Moorehead. while making his In
H bow In a biff professional leauue.
!,,, had Ptenty of experience n tho has
vrfhl camo and should make a Rood
.howlnc e Is not new to tho capo snort
Jv any means, and years ago was a fol
tor "of the old r-irt Falls team. He re
IJnVd his first experience at Conshohocken
with Ml" ''uk,ns wl"'" ",Con.,hy" Wilf p!n,y
Inf Independent ball Last year, besides
living for Pobson. ho also Jumped for
Imnson Memorial In tho American League
m traveled throughout tho Stnto with
th." Philadelphia Independents.
Moorehead Is a clever oarsman nnd has
tJn stroke of tho Montrose Club for four
?!.. Tho .Taspor line-up will bo Dark
nd Norman, forwards; Moorehead. center;
Leonard and Wood, guards. Jasper Is ho
wlVtiam In tho league that has two "big"
forwards.
Bugarman Will Play
"Vou can fay for me that I.ou Susrnrman
Tl poslte'y play for rireystock" was
Joe Kogarty's answer as to how his club
would line up for this evening's game. "There.
Meins. to be an Impression that I.ou would
rotlbe with our club." ho added, "and I
jusunake this announcement to put nn end
to We rumors. 1 hao decided on the
following men. Able Davidson and Lou
nifrman or Fisher, forwards; Jack Law-Hncc-center;
Ally McWlllla.ua. Hill Zahn
and Campbell, guards. The extra players
Jullabh Include Cromble. 11 111. McNamco
5nS OVcs The last fellow is from Wcs
lan College. Tho preliminary ,:nme will
roduce .ireyslock Hcervw. of the Tr
anil T League, and tho price of tickets will
U J twenty-live, thlrty-nvo and fifty cents.
lth Ave cents extra war tax.
"I am not making any predictions as
to our chances of winning tho pennant
aealn as such stitements at this tlmo
,Ua be premature. I only wish to say
that the f'.reys will be In there, lighting all
th4 time."
League Moguls to Meet
Prior to tho game tho league magnates
will assemble for a business meeting anil
several matters of Importance are, due for
discussion. One Is tho case f Harney
Sedran.who last season played with Jasper
and who Is now at Oarbnndale In tho Peiui
Olvanla State League. Whether any action
villi be taken against Barney Is a matter of
con'ecture. Of course, ho promised Jasper
that he would return, nnd the Jewel" de
pended upon lilni. but the midget would
have been only too willing to perform In
Kensington had ho been uble to connect
EASY DRILLS FOR
?ENN THIS WEEK
Quakers, Underweight, Will
Let Down Instead of Speed
ing Up for Michigan-
SCRIMMAGING IS BARRED
Instead of speeding up for tho much
tooted Michigan eleven, which will Invade
Franklin Held Saturday afternoon, tho
University of Pennsylvania football ma
chine will let down In tho practices this,
eek.
Ccnslderahe weight has been lost by tho
wearers of .the Bed nnd Blue since the sea
ton began and Tralnir Hobertson fears that
bard woik this week would only lower tho
chances of the Quakers against the 'power
ful team from the Middle West.
The rigulnis, who conquered Dartmouth,
were given a lest yesterday afternoon and
there will be only a. ery light workout on
the lleid today. Yesterday Kolwel! did not
ane the allotted time for practice, but
had his second varsity and scrub players In
action.
-No Real Scrimmages
About tho middle of tho week Coach Fol
we'l will ha,e a shadow scrimmage, but
there will be no nctuat tackling and theic
will do no danger of tho players suffering
further Injury. All the men nro bruised
from the stiff struggle at Boston and will
welcome easy work for a few dnys.
There arc no serious Injuries nmong the
Slayers, and from present Indications nil
the rejurars will be In ehnpo for the scrap
with the Wolverines nnd the midget Weston.
Ihe ceniitlonal quarterback thai Coach
Yot has uncovered this season.
Carl Thomas, the right tackle. Is suffer
ing from, an Infection of tho right arm nnd
there. Is a possibility of another operation.
The former Central High School lad has
nd bolls on his arm, and, although he was
wrapped In bandages, tho Infection set in
after the game.
Howard Berry had a couple of his ribs
caved In with a blow on his right side,
oiit It (s Relieved that none wns broken.
However, to make sure, an Xrray photo
iraph of hjs ilde will be taken today,
Neely's Am Good
Herbert ,'Delter, the blond-haired guard.
I" parading a beautiful pair of discolored
tytt and a scabby nose, a compliment to the
accuracy or N'eely's stump. STcely played
opposite Delter In the Dartmouth game nnd
jnananed to get the butt of his short nrm
in Herbert's face In nlmost every scrim
mage, Bert Bell nlso Is suffering from n cut
nose and a bruised side. For that matter
one could go down the whole list of Perm
Players and. name their Injuries. All are
nuralnr at least one black-and-blue spot
The loss In weight nmong the youthful
Quaker footballers has been alarming to
Lawson Hobertson, and he wants to see the
Wayeri put on a few pounds before the
Jolverlne game. Eddie Maynard and Joe
o'raus have dropped fifteen pjunds each
au'lng the season, Cleary has lost fifteen
and Van dlnkle twelve.
The four men named above are the great
t losera, hut every player has sweated
out at least 'two pounds. As a whole the
tam has dropped from an average of
J" Ml pounds to 165 3-11, a toss of a
faction mora than eight pounds to the
bus.
BENNY. itAUFF IN MOTOR
CRASH EMERGES SAFELY
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LV Bnny Kauff, the little outfielder of the
", narrqwly escaped from belni Injured
woBone accident in inaiapanous
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JASPER, SIGNS
with a position In Phlliy. At Carhondale
ho Is working nnd Is no doubt receiving
more than tho Jewels could afford to pay
him, as Mctntlrc. who Jumped from the Stato
champions last season, has Just returned
at a salary of J225 per month, nnd It might
as well bo noised abroad right here that
tho Kensington contingent never paid these
figures, although It has always been a
high-priced outfit
Tho moguls will be estnbllshlnu u prece
dent If Sedrnn drtws a suspension. Ho Is
not under contract to Jasper, Minply on
the reserve list, nnd some years back Harry
Hough played for Trenton nnd relumed to
Kouthslde the following season, while Win
nie Klnknlde performed for Heading and
went back to Unlontowii. They were never
punished even In face of the fact that
Hough Induced Mayhow to Jump and en
deavored to got Barney rcathcrstono to
quit Jasper.
Referees Another Topic
The subject of referees Is n matter that
will receive cons'derntlnn. The Inst meeting
selected Billy Kelly nnd Charles ("Whltey")
Mnllon as regulars, with President Scheffer
ns the third man Mallon last Wednesday
Informed HchelT that he wou'd not return
under $10 n game, and nt present Kelly Is
the only regular on the staff Several mag
nates have expressed their willingness to
raise the referee's stipend to the tin naked,
nnd If the majority are In favor Mallon will
be found back on the Job again.
President Scheffer will ask Instructions In
regard to men who violate Kastcrn League
rules by playing elsewhere This has al
ways caused bnid feelings between the sev
eral teams and Scheffer and ho Is to be
commended In his stand for a decided show
down on the subject. It makes no differ
ence to Ban whether plnyers perform out
side or not, but ho will make the mngnateii
go on record In regard to the matter, nnd
If they nro still refused the privilege of
playing elsewnefo w 111 sec the rule Is rigidly
enforced.
Trcnlon Beats Camden
Trenton staged a whirlwind finish In Its
game with Camden List night and succeeded
In vanquishing the Jeiseymen In nn Eastern
League mntch by n score of 34 to 23. thus
malntalng its position of league leader
Camden was ahead throughout tho entlro
first Jinlf nnd n portion of the second, but
once Trenton assumed the lead during tho
closlig moments of play it was virtually
over The first half ended, Camden, 1C ;
Trenton 1."
Camden's three veterans were Brown,
Delghun nnd Stee'e, nnd It was they who
scored their team's goals from the field
Steele and Brown pocketed threo each nnd
Delghan one Knglo nnd Klrkpatrlck. the
two visiting amateurs, were, howcer, much
In eldence ,
During tho closing minutes of the con
test Trenton developed an eyo for tho
basket, which completely demoralized tho
lsitors Tome, Fr.mkel nnd Newman
dropped the ball through the rim with
alarming regularity and were largily re
sponsible for the rout of the visitors liar
greaxes nnd Lloyd did u large sharu of tho
lloor work, the former contributing threo
assists nnd the latter ono.
Standing of the Chilis
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Trfnten.... -J o l.nnii .Tnsper o .nou
HfN'.rl .. t 1 .son ilri'Mtiirk. . 0 1 .nun
Hemline.. . . 1 1 .'iOO Camden ... 0 1 .000
Mclirdulo fur tonlnht. Jntpor at Oreystock.
BOBBY WALTHOUR BACK
FROM RACING IN FRANCE
Bobby Wnlthour, the Dixie Flyer, who
has raced In Kurope all summer, has re
turned from Havre; France, aboard an
American Hner. Bobby, whoso wife was
waiting for him nt a pier along the Hud
son, looked In the pink of condition. In a
hurry to leave tho city for n visit to some
friends. Walthour stopped long enough to
Inform reporters that blcjcle racing is still
popular In France despite tho war. Wal
thour gave his services gratis to many war
fund races.
WRESTLER EARL CRADDOCK
UNDERGOES AN OPERATION
Karl Crnddock. of Anita, Iowa, claimant
to the world's wrestling championship, has
postponed his match with Yusslf Ilussaiie,
the Bulgarian wrestler, scheduled for No
vember 1 In Des .Moines. Crnddock under
went a minor opt ration Saturday.
'NICK' CARTER, OF NORTHEAST HIGH,
IS THE LEADING SCORER IN THREE
INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE GAMES
By PAUL PREP
I.TITOUrSH only three games have been
. . ...... i. e,i, hunched contenders
It might not be amiss
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for tho liimnei up. h """ ...nv some
to scan the records nnd see . un
teams havo surprised their W Yes with
excellent showing while other en
equally fine Intention. hM MVm
miserably and covered their supports
a thick cloud of gloom. tlcd
mien wuu., ... p. - . ineue. lieu
Northeast Is at the top of ''
.i, tbreo other schools for the u ii.
with three otner rvi.u- n - -
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reason for tins is ..,.,...-; scorerB
stated that two of the three , leaau B
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dd'bSjerseysai-theLehlgh avenue
receive their duo meed of praise.
meed of praise.
SrcfhK;s
Is' furnished
rJZJZ S3 s'k as
fn the rear of Carter. The big "Speed Boy
as made every score otrned by his team
except MX Vlnts from a touchdown by
G7roHtn'cklng appears to bo a lost art
an ong the schoolboy performers this year
niancing through the records we find that
only one goal from the field has been m ide.
That was made the accurate toe of
Nick Carter last Saturday, and was the
medium through which Northeast downed
West Phlliy In a thrilling battle on the
No'K FTlld;m. f South Philadelphia.
occupies fourth place, closely followed , by
Cowdrev. of me nam" r.t.... ...........
weakness Is seen In the fact that her lead
ns scorer has made only 7 points Frank,
ford has not made a single tally, while
Germantovvn up to the time of Its startl ng
S over Central had only zero as her
figure Burnett and Jackson are now dead
locked for the leading worer ot Herman
town, with 6 points each.
Northeast in Front,.
In team scoring Northeast Is well In front
with altctal of 67 points. The Archives
rVglilere'd 1 heavily again. both Spuh Phlla
deinhla and Oermantown. but could only
Sfia.1.. f -ini. sealnst West Phlliy. South
'PWUddpnla ha mad. 40. Jolnt,,,n4.fti,
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MINOR LEAGUES
AREUPINTHEAIR
Barrow Strongly in Favor
of Redistricting, but Hickey
Opposes Plan
ALL SORTS OF RUMORS
LOI'ISVILLU Ky., Nov n.
The well-ndvcrtlred buck Is the personal
nnd undisputed property today of thn Na
tional Association of Professional Baseball
Leagues.
Tho aforesaid nyirker was passed when
the American Assoclat on survled Us meet
ing without tnklng any nitlon on the pro
posed nurger of the American Association
and International League dubs. The us
snciatloiss now stand ng Jut where It left
orf wult.ng for the mailer to bo brought
up by tho association it Its annual meeting,
which begins today
Kd Barrow, president of the Interna
tional League, hit Louisville last night, ami
he brought with him his parcel of plans
for the icdlstrleting of the minors. IM Is
he.ut anil soul In favor of the plan which,
ns n matter of fact, hud Its origin with him
doing n large portion of the work. He be
llces It will be the salvation of minor
league baseball nnd In this has tho support
of most of the club nwneis who make up his
ilrcult. ,
It is rumored In LoulsUlle that full co
operation has been nbsoIuKly made certoln
of the Intel national League The Ib'ch
ester club Is scheduled lo be placed In the
New York State Li.igue .uvirdlng to the
gossips, and Providence will be turned oer
to tho Kastern League.
Hickey Opposes Chances
Thomas J. Hickey, president of the Amer
ican Association, is unalterably set against
any plan for reorganization, because It
means the disruption of his circuit He Is
hero to preserve that rlrcult, nnd present
indications nro that he will stick until forced
out. He nlieady has stirred the wrath of
those American Association club owners
who favor tho amalgamation "f the two
circuits. He nnd ti handful of club owners
are standing In the way of tho redistrict
ing idea. The association will meet again
toinoirnw, at which time, tho question Is
expected to be protlgnr up ngam.
Tho nsMiclatlon magnates nan n session
that lasted threo hours yesterday. When
they emeiged Hickey mado tho nsscrtlon
that tho membcts had taken threo hours
to discuss the matter of cutting expenses by
reducing the plajer limit and had reached
a tentative agreement to shorten tho sea
son to 1 10 games It probably will open
May 1. Today Hickey predicted somo set
tlement probably will be reached regarding
thu subject. ,
Tinker on the Fence
It Is now believed Milwaukee will be In
cluded In thu merger of American Associa
tion and Intel national League clubs, taking
the ptaci of Columbus Joe Tinker presi
dent of the Columbus club, has been ildlng
the fence ever since he came to Louisville,
leaning first this way and then that Ho
announced with no show of uneasiness that
ho was ready to fall cither way grab tho
new league ns It goes by or stick with tho
American Association. His sympathies ap
peared to be centered on retaining the Amer
ican Association organization, so ho has
been dropped.
Tho Western League stands ready to
ratify tho changes. Des Moines. Lincoln,
St. Joseph and Omaha would be taken into
a new American Association organization
and this would be decidedly Interesting for
their treasuries.
Fast changes arc being made In the base,
ball map by the gossips. Some of them have
a basis of foundation, Others havo not. A
rumor passed nround yesterday that Balti
more and Kansas City would be taken Into
tho big leagues. This was taken with the
usual gialn of salt and appears to have
been completely spiked, although there nio
well-informed men connected with the game,
who profess to havo learned that the plan
has. been accepted.
FORMER PENN SWIMMER
WINS HIS COMMISSION
Francis J. Creamer, n oung -architect ot
this city, has successfully passed his elim
inations, and h is received a commission as
first lieutenant in tho nv.atou suction, Sig
nal Corps, He was n member of the lslfi
class of the University of Pennsylvania, and
Is well known ns nn nlhlete. He won Inter
collegiate swimming honors In l'.'Ll. wns A.
A. I' long distance champion and holds thu
present 500-yaid A. A. V leccird.-
Central High has scored rnlv S2 points,
but Doctor (l'llrien's men lini been like
a stone wall to the sallies of the opposition.
West Philadelphia, with the runarkahly
low total of "7 tallies, ranks near tho top.
This Is made poslhlc bv the fact that tho
boys ncross the river have defended their
goal lino valiantly, the rnlv points scored
against them being on n drop Kick by Nick
Carter.
Oermantown has shown little In tho of
fensive line. However l'ke the Frankford
team. Injuries have placed It In n bad way,
but before the end of the season may show
Its full strength and score a few points.
Several big concerns under
one massive roof the biggest
automobile repair shop of its
kind in the State. Every
thing in metal for your auto
Radiators, Mudguards,
Tanks, Mufflers, Lamps,
Windshields, tlrip Pans, etc.
Quick work, thorough work;
satisfaction-or - your-moncy-back
work. If your auto's
damaged we'll repair it if
it's shabby we'll make it look
like new. Pick up either
phone
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Evening Ledger Decisions
fll.Y.MI'IV Jark llrlltuti bested .luliniu
Tlllmuiu Hurry Imry titinl nniit .!.
lump) In l, r fourth! Frunkle .M Miinui
kmirkrd out Mmilrr llll In the slxtlu .Lie
Tiihpr rfniifil II itlilne Murriir In (lie fiinrllii
Vliillv .Vtl.mi drew with lliilllniiire Dundee.
I'lTTMiritl.ll Johnny Kits ennllj defeat
ed llolihv Unrd.
Tllt.l HO, (l. Harry Wills outpointed Sum
l.itnifonl.
.. ((II. 1 Mills, O. llryan Downey hadnl
lounr Denny
, IIIKinK IAN .Walter Mnhr drfrutrrf K. I).
I.ew William nn nnlntn.
. NI'.W M1UK iiiiiib Otto won frnm
Inlinnr vtieliloni Kid Murphy drew ulth Jurk
Inirle Id.
TARGET SHOOTING
AT US. CAMPS
Cape May Lads Find Sport
Shooting at the Clay
Birds
GOSSIP OF THE GUNNERS
Trnpshootlng ns n sport Is finding a place
.-imnii); Fncle Sam's enlisted men. Target
hooting Is now forming the means of enjoy
ment of many Sammees nnd sailors nt f!ie
different camps nnd naval bases.
William lsphordlng. a local gunner, re
ceived n letter from his son. lieorge, n yeo
man In the I'nlted States naval reserves
at Cape May. N. J . to the effect that the
boys there final plenty of enjoyment t-hoot-Ing
nt the clay targets A hand trap Is
Ik lug livid with much success. During tiielr
lel-uie time many of tho olllcers llnd it lo
their likening hunting ducks around the
bays, which Is presently a paradise for the
vvib-fouted water fowl.
The art of high flying doesn't caus. nil
the aviators to give up their favorite pas
times Captain W. V., Johnson, of the
United States aviation corps, now Instructor
at the Hsslngton Government Fchool, found
time tho other day to get off to shoot with
the blue-rock shooting brigade at Chester.
At tho contet Captain Johnson showed his
vision at bringing his aim Into deadly effict
was good-by scoring 9C per cent of his tar
Beautiful closed cars are
now ready For immediate
delivery.
We anticipated the
habit people have had of
waiting until bad weather
inflicted its punishment
upon them before order
ing their closed cars.
We planned and pre
pared in advance for ex
actly this emergency.
You now make a con
siderable saving in cost.
Model Eighty
Sedan fl4SS
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Five tout
Coupe fmS
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f-t-lf-f-Bf-fi-ti'i ifllt V nt'Mifi-fTi T
gets In the fifty-bird number. Forty-eight
clny-sklmmers dropped before his gun If
tho performance of this filer can be taken
ns a criterion for future work ns rcgnras
getting Oertnan airmen, then wo can dorf
our hats to the nvlntor-maiksman
Trap 'hooters will toon ten duty at Ilia
different cantonments, for gunners will be
Instructing the khaki lads, according to tlu
latest dopo emanating from the Interstate
Shooting" Association, nil olllclal urganiia
Hon for the gunners all over tho United
State At their annual powwow, held In
New York recently, the (lovtrnmeiit ic
nucbtcd that tho association send them n
list of gunners who would make Rood In
Mruotors, The men will be sent to variouj
nvlatlcn nnd cantonment centers, where they
will Instruct lllers nnd troops In tho art of
quick maiksmnnshlp.
No trouble should be had In the Covern
ment getting clllclent men, tfor scattered all
over the wide men of tills country ale cluck
hots galore.
Alieady the big gunning body has done
Its share In Fending stuff to the bu.vs at
the camps. More than a million targets
have been shipped to places In this country
for the men to sharpen up their eyes for
good shooting. A similar number have
gone ncio.v.s the "pond" to the Sainniees In
France, M) that they may. find shooting at
the clay targets a good fnini of iimuvemeiit,
nnd It will net as a wonderful thing for
sharpening tip their eyes to make tln.ii shots
effective nt the dcrmans.
Fied Coleman, of this city, former Perm
svlvntila target and live-bird champion for
many e.us, spent miho time lately hunting
lu Potter County with a p.ntv of friends.
On the trip nineteen grouse weio bagged.
Coleman claims u rcarclty of grouse In that
vicinity.
Gunning Notes
A r-lniot nt th- Port Side Inn (tun nub ImMv
nnn the wrek- irsp mmrt l'ltti n Mr.ls r.r
man. luitullrup rit-e tw lily - v,-n In tMnv.uiu
Mtrdti. In the in i In v t-dt for tlu in irUsincn,
Trunk Pr.tt n luite.l prutilif r nf Philb In ipr
tainlv lillUlik- hH hlnls ullh tlni.-U aim lh. k.
iluva. 1..1M ve-U lit I.liwn.Ule I'rnt 1 1- buMi-.l
furtv nine ef his ountu nt ntiv t.irK.-tK in
hnol liol'i bv th funis C l' The nn, taricel
,lf UllM llUluh lllllt lit- "HeV" ,) M.V.I hi ,..
itml whlill he xhnt little lilt Inn hm at, anil It
iosL lilni ii i.hatiiti fur a i-erfi-ei mure.
l)wi(tir Ktrshni-r nn.l Alm.in lonil ullin itrr
i.lni HhntH. havn a little illllll t,i i Ii If n-i...
I'lUllv I'.lir ttui niiniu
. pair will iihnut n nrtv-kird matih fhrlm
Dny at the Kurt Slile Inn f lull fur u Jllln
mart
purse,
II. WInehiftrr nnd Tnmllnsnn. nf VMImintton
mntnre.l to I.nwnilale Satur-lav In rnmiti In
th funis innnlhh target shnnt Wln.hfHt.r
nhnt ht nf the IMawnre duet lireadnic fnrt
eluht targets out uf .i pn9llje.Ht.
0m km,iWz7flL
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Closed Cars for
Every Temperature!
Immediate
Delivery 1
Substantial
Saving
In Cost!
Because we bought ma
terials when prices ruled
much lower.
These closed cars are as
substantial as they are
stylish.
Being convertible, they
are easily transformed into
open cars when desired
with side windows and up
rights disappearing.
Inside, they are final in
good taste, convenience
and roominess.
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Tennis Officials See the
neys Will in All Likelihood Be Listed
Next Year
By PETER
SO Mi: Tl.Mi: In Jnnuary the annual meet
ing of the Oolf AssnUitlon of Philadel
phia will be held. Thero arc rumors cur
rent that no tournaments will be scheduled
for nest j car. Whether this Is true or not.
Jn'iuniy Is not the time Ui decide those
things. It will be remembered that the Coif
Association decided early last yenr not lo
glvo any titles and to award no prlzis
Fortunately, better Judgment later made
the association change Its mind.
It was found the tournaments were not
drawing nnd that the golfers declined to
tin ti out wlun there was nothing nt stake
Tin change ennn- when tho class tourna
ment was due Tiw or three days before
the tournament was held n notlre was sent
thiniiqh the newspapers that prlres would
be awarded, and ns a result thetc was a
lespectablo entrv list
H.ila, I.u Lu Temple nnd lllverton detnon-f-tratcd
later that golfers would turn out
for the tournaments provided there were
prizes to be played for. The P.ala tourney
showed nn entry list well over the hund-eil
The entry list foi I.u I.u was also large, and
the ltlveilou tournament, which closed the
tournament season, brought out nearly ICO
golfers, thu record for the season
(io1fern Are Patriotic
It Is very plain that this demund for
polf tournaments whele there are prlres
dots not indicate for a moment th.it golfers
an- unpitrlotlc More than lnnn golfers
have gone to the front and the men who
am playing tournament golf are those who
ite cither past the proserlptlvo age or who
have not reached It. In addition, those who
have bee" drafted but have not been called
out lire playing.
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Error of Ways and T6ui
PUTTER '
nlng Post has some Interesting thlntra to '
Tolo .? "?'" nnd n" th wfr.aw
2-1. I '" cl,al"" "tennis" to "golf" and
thev have (he Bolf ,uatlon . It h to!
lheTv!-n? CV"u ,h,e cn(rJ' of th, "'"on Into
ne war Following the resolution made at
Va, on' "VTwn TC ". " Jf ,he tTn"t,d SiSto.
eeuilvi .;'. Tennl Association, the ex
tha nil "'f'ThVh"''' i. Pwctanwllon
honored nn i championships tho time,
onored and Inspiring rnnklmr lists nnd th
men T 5 '" '""nated from the "ourna!
irf eel v rP ,1?"; U "PPfed to be a
n IZ i ,ff",'bl'' eheme lnflt May. Now,
ns !,, ?' "M-erlence. it nppenrs about
as I appy n(1 ,)I)lmIar nr, dca contfoctn
mCICev ' .nnd 1?;lnc out ",0 toothsornS
l,rr! f ,,,e vo committee
m ,.i. i ,hRt lBWn-ennlB plnyers ar
mostly hum-in and find little ncentlve to
compete for cold crusts They have krnplr
repudiated the Idea that they lack In ni
trlot s,, for thousand of them arc In war
service As of old, the classic wreath of
laurel s coveted, nnd without some tangible
u-cognltlon of performance there Is llttb
competition
Tennis Men See Mistake
"For some time olllcers of the National
Association have been mnklng a study of the
limited number of tournaments that wero
contested during the past season. It has
virtually determined the rc-establlshment
of nil championships, both sectional an
national : the return to the national rankloc
.i designated and limited value, will be mads
lor neAi nnnuii. ...n.,j u. mtj viUD omclals
those who nre responsible for the sucHata
or failure of their respective crranliatloni.
now make no secret of the fact that tho
so-called patriotic tournaments were about
as classy as soap-bubble parties.
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