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EVETXG PUBLIC LEDGER-rniLADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAltCil 20, 1918
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LY, CHICAGO SPEED STAR, WILL ATTEMPT TO BREAK THREE RECORDS IN NEW YORK TONIGHT .
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)IE RAY, THE CHICAGO FLIER,
ALL ATTEMPT TO BREAK THREE
RECORDS IN ONE RACE TONIGHT
MORAN AND PROMISING ROOKIES AT S T. PETERSBURG
ninnfo in finoninl
gEvent at John Wana-
iinaKei vummei-uiai
linstitute Games in
New York
TAT flrt J?u don't Buccccd try, ti
J ifaln.' This familiar quotation of
Jlatfl Bon VianMtn ww e1l be nn
-I to J olo l.aj. uif iiitufcu Hint ..u
. ..-- I..- lav oml ittiurrpifiil nt
u - -...... i'ntittilti .lohntiv 0cr-
K world Indoor reconl for tlio mllo
II mike il ueifTNiiiifu inuii luiMjini, w
r....i .,... tiEnrp for tlin .IIhLi.ilc
ha annual track ami field meet, uf
J0nn buikiiii""" - -
L In Madison Squire Harden, .Now
aw will not onlv make nil assault on
Knrton's reconl but will nltcmpt to
Itktn American record nuu 11 worms
. ...nil Tt In thn nnlntnti nf manx
tick critic tli.it lie wilt smash two
the marts, if not nil mree. i no
itpecd King from Chicago win start
o scratch In a special three-quartet-
t.n.tlr:iii rme und ullt nltcmnt to
. ie n nr. mitt nr less of thn Indoor
terlran recoril for tlio distance .1,07
..-.,- I.. Inn 11.lc.inll .t t lllirflln. In
R1.I Tlio world's outdoor record for
li exnt 3 02 1-0 miis established
i Tommy Conncff In 1S05.
ier Chorion's Record
Cfter parsing tlie thrcc-quatter mile
rk Ray will continue on to tlio mile
it final attempt of this season to
M.k Oxerlous leconl Judging liy
i wonderful performance list s itur-
Rj In the national A A IT. champion-
It, xilien lie upiiued ine Ainericnn
yard record of . 14, It.iy appears
me or casll.x nreaMtitr Drlscoll m
rd.. Howexcr. It la liullKelv that lie
Ilhatler tlio urord made by Tommy
Mitfi. due to tlio fait that he will
some 01 iih cuergv nuriug the
r p-rt of the line for tlio (ln.it
Kill HIV iiiiv-niiin It, II
eLieanncv mid IMdle Tall will
irt In the thrce-qiiarter-inllo run
ably few. If mis. nt the spectators
The A. A I games were uwaro tint
kll, who went uut and set such a Kill,
pace (or nun jurns, w.ts an in joung
in, inis is not a tiosirc in neume
.' .UtnW l.llt l.l ..II loin.,.. IC.
h. It should he stated tint lie was
Eenng iiom ii ciy nan nitucK of
rnrltls.
lis prohablj mi.oui.Uil foi hN In-
llT to Keep up the fan pace It
M(eeri. houoot. Unit lip lll lie In
l eondltlon li tonlzht ami lie lion, q
Redeem hlnitelf If Tall ( n the
conauion lie was in wiun In.
J0IK RAY
reeled oft a mile In I 1G3.5 tccnndi n
the Inteicolleglate conference champion
klilps lait June, the winner should ea
tnbllsh a new iccord
Xcw Time Expected
Mike Deannev, encourascd b his de
feat of Kn 11 In tho A A V meet Satur
da. N all enthuli.m for another crack
at rtny Sailor Mike sajs tint ho let
Jolo get nwav too fur In the third lap of
tlio tltulir inon.j.ird run, cNo ho mlsht
hac been right at Ila a shoulder round
Iiik tho lint tin ii
'I ho meet totilKht Is hrsely for school
bos Meneri-burR Aiademy will clote
one of its most successful Indoor seasons
when It competes In tho lntcr.cholatlo
relay for tho Hodman Wammaker tro
lh MercerburK his won this largo
nip for thn last two jears, and u lctorj
tonlKht means pennaiient possession
Woodrlnir. Swede, lleattlo and rill
maii will represent tho Illue and White
and (o.uh .llinmv ("urran cpects them
to win Their stronuest opponent Is the
M Ilcnedlet School, of NYu.uK III the
MeadowbiooK Kame, Cm ran s riunrtct
oiitrmi bt llcncdlct by inoro than nfly
in d
Allan Womlrlnc. MercersburR s fast
sprinter Is cntorid In the special te-cnU-ard
dnli and lie should top the
title If he illsiKis the sanio form which
Ik slum til in the N't Mark Inleischolastle
meet 111 thl incit he outi hissed a large
Held In the time of 7 .'-5 seconds, onl
riii--(ifili of a second behind the world's
iccord foi the clout, made by Jo l.oomis
CAGE STARS OUT 'SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
FORPENN'SNINEl
By HILL 75ELL
Sweeney and Mitchell Re
portPlayed With tho
Fresh Last Year
COLLINS AIDS THOMAS
Pat Mornn. the I'hil mau.iRi'i, is sliown hcic with some of In new men, pholor,iilieil utter then
nriivnl in St. I'eteisliurK by Robeit V .Maell, spoils etlitiu of the Kkmm, I'i ni r I.um.I.i:. 'I he
Kioup, fiom lift to light, thov.s Moinii, Lai, Wootlwlud iiml Mckent. enlisley is the plajci in
the oral
tAL HIGH WILL $7500 BONUS FOR ALEX,
IACTICE IN A BARGE i REPORT FROM COAST
plain Oellcrs Accepts OfTer
FofCoachWriKhttoU.se
Penn Boat
BET TIGERS APRIL 20
i
ntral ,ltRli Si 100I heieaflcr will
Ittldjll new piatlices In a Iijiks
d of In a shell Joe Uiluhl, the
i of the l'tnu trews has gheu the
on and Cold candidates permission
one of the l'enn b uses
prlelil had his llrtl and HIuo can-
ion tho Her estculay the same
lie Central lads were holding piac
Land durlm; his spiro mnmculs
wa the high school lads. Centinl
(only one shell which makes It nec-
rf for the foui squads tj take
,IH using the shell
majority of th I'culial can-
Ul know little about the spoil, and
rwnral of the fellows hud taught
land liojlh unset the llcht saell
Ptnn tutor told I'aptaln Oelltis of
wih mat It would be better If tin v
ill row In a baige for some of Iho
men were lKcl to put their foot
va 1110 liottom mid tiiln the shell.
Wain OellcrH agreed with Wilght
rexplalned that they didn't own a
Wright then offered the uso or
of Penn's barges whlrli Oellcrs
accepted, and will uso for the
t time toda, in preparation for tho
Hn race with Princeton frethmen,
1 51. on Carneclfl Lake.
llterday the four Central crews each
Spln f i om tho Undine Club to tho
W atenuc brldgo und back. A cut
s made in the biiu.ul thu eurlv nart
!t eek. Practices will bo held
r morning ncxtweelc, us the Hchool
i cioacu owing to tho faster
uon.
I DltmOrP llflS lAAll nlfnl,l n.itnlll
J 1918 basketball team nt Ger-
u ncaaemy. uismoio succecus
BV D.nl. L. . .. . .
cii, tiio weii-Ktirrwii ip in s
. ho Jumped center on tho cage
Til nit. ...I - .
(- ,-.. luuiwuiK were awurueu
Jrlty G' Captain Ucck. DIs-
t" -." .-...v.wiij. J-. 0111-tii uiiu WCM,
frDlsmort!, Smyth. DInnv and
y wi be hack In school next year
Major League Regulars and
Rookies Getting Down to
Real Work
NEWS FROM THE CAMPS
hNotcs of the Bowlers
kl i!,rl"nn5 t-omimny, or the in
Iht iCK.u2f rn,"d It three tn a row
kckinVn Yil"Vr ,",,m. '"" air aron
Kit in Vi'ri' Place. Iill Telephone's
.. ...ice truin me ti, v, irjon
I Rnllw It.nn .-..11. a .1..
III !. "n ""' ""."'1n" "
B.. ia n'cKetl team, led by 1M Ijoyd.
PHn bowler . The picked team lost
64 ii!ft Hl1 thB eamea belne closely
- .."J"" 'i mo nrat oy in pinn
4 iff 1 yka "arrow marsln. L'.
lore lha.. ...in ... v.. ........ ......
ptOlfs v " lu" "Cbvuu aiiu
rk.V"'?"'' lited bv some clever
J.-M011. who toeied the maplee
1 ...ir1' and by Bellsken. who ran
fu.."!."'"" atandard Holler
,r t. "'"
ft. T1llr1if.TaMnHn1 ) .
1 iiuiivmm.i ..."n''" r..usV':.i'i.u
., ."'Mlt game.
IftfUA toln tniri itriiP'Inir
If'SiSK6 as follow; LoucK. 'J00
Wf ahfl 210: Andtra. "lfti l.nnu.
kail ail -.11. ..1.. w -. a
A . LIU'1 lit tth4M Mte .. tn. IM. .
IHr ua. ... a m
.-," out ui loruit run 1 nit
JnJ 12T and lalllnti to itop tho
MVl isnint; inrect firaignu
nfk T-.-
- - wnaun lecrri nriB auiii
wow f8r Butlone O and H. with
lani. ." ,l -"a -o ana ueinu a
rKX..!!"' ?!" of three from HIb
ai .Si ' S. ".'" uo, to Station n
b Cf ..rl,IIOn ' tavo nral-cuae
tali . .."JOi'v" tenpln scattering
F'l rOlleil SO n,tn VII n IIKlInn'!
m .na tt"" a "' s""l01
' Wblch liavo lrtually won th
LJIIU u.ll .Sl. nn'
';" -. wwai iinw iMvmkb
I'asiideiiti. t ul,, .March JO
S it grounds today nei-essltated can
itllng tho ChlciRti I'nbs first game of
tlio .t.11 Illo Walker piobably will
pltrh ngalnst San Diego tomonow
l!ioer Aloand(i domud his unlc" for
tho Hist time today It was uimorcd
he reeeixed $7G0U as a bonus for signing.
New Orleans. March 20
The Indians' und Vanlsans' first game
of the season resulted In a 5 to 5 tie at
tho end of the setntli liming Catcher
Yaro Krcjcl. Ckvtlind saiuHottc.r, was
the star of the game He Rot thrco lilts
In foui times at bat and scoied three
riin
Miner Hell., In,, Maich .0
1 no i mcugo wiiuo !-o put 111 a full
tla toda with tun practice, sessions.
Manager Rowland was particularly In
tel ested In tho recruit pitchers and de
oted much tlmo to Paul Musser. of
tho Western, and Krunk Schellenbach, of
the Coast League, both good prospects.
Montgomery, Ala,, March 20
Uddlo Itousch, the National League's
champion hitter nnd only red-leg ab
sentee, will Join the Cincinnati team
Saturday, Manager Mathewson an
nounced today.
Hot Springe, Ark., March HO.
Two members of the Dodgers aie on
the hospital list today with twisted
ankles They nro Chuck Ward, Inflelder,
and Pitcher Dan Grlner. Tho Robins
aro working hard to get In shape for
buturdny's gnmo with tho Itcd So.
Marlln, Tex., March .0
Uoss Young, who Is counted on to
llll l)ay Robertson's shoes. Is fielding
biilllantly and hitting hard for the
(Jlants, and Manager McGrawr has today
ceased to worry oer Robertson's lefusal
tu icpoit.
Iho celebrated race between Kddle
Collins nnd Ifelnlo Zimmerman is the
chief topic for arguments here mil
Rarlden maintained for a brief time that
ho figured in tho pursuit race, but final
ly gae It up. Training progresses bt
tneen arguments.
Marnn, fi March 20
Ping Bodle and Wally Plpp ate tHals.
Harry Sparrow Is the goat. The two
Yankees are trying to see which of
them can knock the moat baseballs out
of the training grounds here. Plpp had
a slight adantnge when they began
today. 1
.. ......... ,n,, .ugui;!! y
Jews that only cne Pullman will be
with the Detroit Tigers during the ex
hlbltlon tour with the Cincinnati Reds
the first two weeks of April gae the
youngsters here today a hunch some
of them will be on their way back to the
tall uncut before the end of March. It
will be Impossible to carry the squad
at Its present strensth and rumors of
a wholesale discharge of rookies are
afloat.
HARRY W. RHODES
SPLENDID TYPE
Death of President of
J Springhaven Country
1 Club Great Loss to Golf
1
AN EXCELLENT GOLFER
1
I II PL ILK I'U'riLK
Tie sudden death tif llan
. T!t-.Hf. ttrnulrlmit nf I tin S'nt llinli i.nti
Country Club. Is a great los not onl"
to the club, with which he was lo long
connected, but to golf and golfers 01
this city. It seems stiango fiat almnsi
within .1 ear's time Spilngh.nen Ins
lost thiee of Its inrst prominent iiieni
hem III Mr Rhodes Ilenij r Hicni ami
J II I.lnu bill ner. l three were as
soclaled with Sprlughiixen slnco lis jn
teptlnn Ml lion had been pi evident
Mr Rhodes was the pitsldcnt at the
tlmo of hi 1 dentil while Mr l.lmehuniei
for a number of sears Ind been 1 hair
man tt tho giocll committee
Prominent Trio Gone
1
I Tlio deaths nf Messrs IHon and
Rhodes weio sudden Mr lion foi
t.us hid I een pi ij lug with W Line
I Veilenden. L'dwaid Wmtli nnd George
W Statzell and this foui nail inatcli
was a familiar sight on tho links of
fpringh ien nnd l.ansilcwno of Lite
jcais Mr. fetalzell had not plijed as
much with the other thiee betniio of
the need of his picencn ut Aronlnil ik
whcio he has been president since Its
organisation Mi HKon on the di
of his denth had been placing with nine
of his old flltnds Intludlng Ml ei
lenden, and fell dead nn one of tho
greens near the clubhouse
Mr. Rhode" who was 11 inutli oungei
man had apparentl been In the hesl
tf health up lo the tlmo of his death
Mr Limehuiner had been an luialld for
a number of cais
1 uao. .iiunj riiciius
' The late president of the spiuiRhaxcn
, Countrj Club was the tpe of man who
' had scores of friends and not ono
enemy He probably was tho most pop
ular man at tho club, ho was nn ex
cellent golfer and a splendid president
He was a keen student of golf and he
got as much enjojment out of the r one
as any true loer of the rojal and an
cient pastime can 6CL,
I'or a number of 5 ears I.ansdowne and
Sprlnghaen hao plajed a seiles of
games In tho spring and fall on nltei
nate courses. I had the plenstnc of
playing against Mr Rhodes In three of
these matches, the last one being last
fall And one of tho results of plalng
against him was to deepen tho feeling
and regard that cerj ono had who had
eer met hhn
He had a rating of eight strokes 111
his club handicap and he played up to
11 in Ida matches and In n club where
time are n number of splendid golfers
Including Wan en Tjson, l)r Charles
Schoff, William Turner and otheis who
might' bo mentioned, ho usually held
his own.
He was one nf the founders of the
club and for a while he sercd ns lce
president. Ho also served several teims
as chairman or me green coiiniiiiiec, uiiu
many of the changes on the course were
made during his regime He succeeded
George T. Butler as president and had
completed two terms
SPORTS SERVED SHORT
I'lene II iiiiniine il. I nr, imrlis M
'Olllt ill In II In lift lit, IiiiiIn.9 uf nn 1
N inl ltoeii I ut bus not
u iii 1 fi rvi
t lii rn rilled
liitrrsiitie rtirni 1 url Inn llllluir.l ln-n.ui 1
ill ll t li hi llrtilnliil M iuH)nii. liti.li lillisl "Irs. Cluirlrs I onicniw tier, nf Wiv ork
wire thru four nn.l llvi .Mil'iiuit Ii ul I ,,n ' '' K.'l IiIiih nf !lnrtfinil t uiiu , wun
11110 of ll" und ulirt nf fmr 1'ie flli.1 1 rlj- In Hi niKtit tnuriinnii. hamll
I ' ip tuiiiiiitii.nl nr ill. Orimin I ltmli ci'K
.Inhmn llunilee nn.l Ulllie l.iKrun i,""""" " "' " " ' '-" -'" s"
two li.tilltm mill 11 Irrs fur tin ItelltW 1 Isht
.inuii m.ii .1 mint's fnp n fllli rn ruuti I ! IriinKie Itrltl, nf Nrw llfitrnril rtrf 'd
Imul 11 l.f M ikfil nt (In Itlvrrslt. 1 ' Hi 'I 1 -inn i Hi ml in , iu.li hmiihi
S llntin lonn 111 m M 11,113 ni.iii ' x """ "I HI' W il 1 uf Imul,
Mai Ii J"i y n N 1 'Mi "inn
laik II lie w i I,, ii i , ( , ,f
I nrillutlil I miprsiM Irn I. t nni f 1
K.IIKlin lie l 1 rl. ran l.f thin
Iiilalis Iht n mv I nil r 1 hhh it in
tl
Itrhlll ttnnll II llll
I nil- llll- ill .i 11
111 ir hUiii I ri
Iri ft I nnrcl II I
sitm uhKii li "Utiilie
1 t ,
Its 1 Iln fion
(III h Iiim mill
. II '.I 'nr mill tn r
1.1 1 i- rem hi it
Mike Hncene) nnd Joe Mitchell mem
bers of IVnu s ihnmpliinshlp basketbill
taam thin t hllet 111 letting down anv
In their training. The rage seaon ended
last Saturd.1 night nnd today the re
ported foi the IiisiImII team lloth nre
utmost as well known on the iMimond n
mi tho cum t und Ihej ure vers Mtlinble
additions tn 1 oach Thomas s squad
tlotlt Sen: in.! Mltcnsll weie Im
portant cogs In Iho freshman nine last
season Swcene was the shottstop and
one of the best ever handled b Tir Wal
ter l arls the Mailing tutor, Mitchell,
who (s a well-built southpaw, was not
defeated In nnv of his games during
tho l'.itr season with the frc hmrn
Uter White's Job
Sweene ha,, a haul linht tihead of
hint to I mil the shottstop Job despite his
evtellent record with the freshmen nnd
with the Mlnrilii Cltj High Si Imol The
le-se Miuth will lime to liuik Jnlinnx
While 11 Mleran, who Is 11 elassv fielder
White liuwixrr was weal, nt bat last
mnsoii und Sweuii s piowest with the
si u i, piobabh will win the post for
hnn
Ihoina has no tlependible li fl hind
iwulers on his staff, and he wtlcomed
Mitchell Thomas Is piltlil In port
tilers for It Is his thenn tint 11 college
It .1111 sees little nf southpaw Ing and for
Ihat leason 11 left-hander has mi ad
xantnge In eolleglite ranks If Mitchell
eoines up to expectations, l'enn will hae
two flrsl-tlass inoiiiidsnicn In the basket
ball plnci and Walter Ilernhnult thn
lug right h uidei . w ho made such a splcn.
did itinrd I ist ve.it
lot- Straus til- well-known lialfb.uk
irpmlid fin has, lull esterdaj and was
plaml at llilid luse b Coach Thomas
snails is a Kood llelder nnd an t xcrp
tlntuilv hud hitter Utility Light an
othrr of fmitbill fame nlso ri ported re
tenth llnbey Is slated for one of the
niltlli Id posts
McNiiluil and .Mour.iilian Uepurt
Inn titlut brilliant stars of basket
lull finie 1 line nut (01 thn fieshmaii
It am 'Ihtse men me Unmix McVlihol,
raiitulii nf the fn shin 111 the, and Al
Miiuimll.in the (1 ish forward Mc-I
Mtlinl plixs steoniWiate and ho Is sure
nf landing that' Wst Doitnr Cirlss
said th it JltNlehol Is one of the best
set mid liisimen 111 1 ollcgi Mourndl 111,
x ho plaxtd xxlth Central High list sea
s .11 Is an onllleldir of no mean ability
I ..hlii' Collins nipt, iln of tho xwnlds
1 !i minimi White So has been Hiding
1.1th T bom is at lutorhi; ho candidates
101 the last few daxs
J Oi: TCnilR, Herman lllndln's sensa
tlonal joung fljwelght, will endeaxor
to put the skids under Daxe Asley, New
York boy, xo.-j soon Astey has been
matched to meet Jimmy Wilde, cham
pion flyweight of l.nRlnml, In lAindon,
the litter put of next month Asley
performed here less than 11 month ngo
nnd made n fair showing ngalnst Mlko
I'rtel at the OImpln
On the night of the Krtel-Asley en
gagement. Tuher fougnt one of the pre
llmlnalles nnd stopped his man who xxas
Muchles Rllex 1 uber ntndc such n hit
that there were rrles fiom the gallery
for a Tuber-Astey battle If Astey sur
xlxes the Tuber go, then he should be
able to make It xcrx pleasant for the
Ihiglish champion
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night
ltCAIUVn Jlmmr I'aitsas drew vilth
leiina Xtnrlntil Kdtlle llraham tiroVs n
rib In the ninth man ef hie arhetluled
ten-round btiut xrllh tp ItaKf ana wm
furred to slep flaltllnr.
I'llTsnt ItOII haeta l'lll and liar
Trel nnteil a faul tn-rotii4 draw.
I I.I.X i;i,XM .Hell ttrn-k shaded
lllle Jar keen In A ten-rnnnit aeran.
IIOSTOS nnna Brllt raellr defenled
Mdle W allure In ti twelve-round hoot.
most unbeatable. Tuber more than held
his own against ITessner for six rounds,
but oxer the long distance the Baltimore
boj ptoxed to bo the better man.
.Meet at National
Tuber nnd Astex xxlll meet at the Na
tional A A on the night of April C
Tuber has been Improxlng lapldly and
lias dlsplaxcd such high-class form that
It does not speak ixoll for tho chances
of Astey The man titer of the New
rk aspirant how oxer, thinks differ
ent for lie has gone abend nnd ar
ranged a number of other bouts
An April !i Astex- his been booked
to meet Stexe Ilessner, rugged Haiti . ,..,.. . .. . ...
.nn!- imi uiiu Lost Vntitin- MrRnim Jn Wendell. ft benUm will but at the
more lio. wlio Deit loung Jlctioxern rambrl- soon Ills opponent will b pirkeit
nero insi .xionuax ingiu, in a niieen-iin it snort time by .Matchmaker Johnny
round bout before the 1 eerless Aim
tho Monumental Cltx One xteek later
Astey xxlll clash with Pekln Pete Her
min In I'eorln 111
Joe rlirlsttsna, the well known sportsman
from rlnuth I'hlladelphle, hes taken Unhor
tiole, Hie sensatlnnHl nxwelaht, from New
York anil Hilly Mines nf thin rltv, under
hie menesenient trhrlstlenH would like to
set either nf thn tioXR started aaalnet Joe
Tuber Hiexe Klesener, Settling Aturray or
ounu JlcGoxern, w
Phil llloom, under the management of
XX'lllle Kit until" I" tralnlnv for lite ell
rnund encounter with K ll. At XX'agner, of
this cits al Hie Olyinpla,
In
Hums
timtm XlrCahe. nf this cltv, who recently
defeiteit Jack Anrlrnwe at Ileltllnore, prnb
nblt will box Willie Moore, of the flfthting
Xlnore fnmll. nt the National Haiurila.
xicCalw will traxel to Ualtlmore tomorrow to
enatine touna Giles
Ifeal Test for Astey
These three bouts should prole the
neeessirx test for tlio ambitious Nexx Kddle XA Hilars. Ilroo.bn Hthtweltht, has
YotKer Tuber Is conceded to bo one !"' .""'n'"'"' "he" In f.ct. Lew
of the best fix weights In captlxlty Joe .? "wr.ek. lh" ,n,,n t'0Ut "' th ""r"'U
has iiecn loreeo 10 conceue poundage
In 'most of his battle" and If once glxcn
the chance lo engaged boxa of his own
weight ho should be nblo to show to
adxantnge
l'lener his beaten most of the good
fl weights and at nftcin rounds Is al-
Irish rats dine will have m workout for
his hum v.lth Lew Tendler when he facee
XX'est Hide .llmmy Duftv. In the flnel bout
at the National A. A. Saturday cxeninc
I en llnnrk soon xxlll be actlxe. Tie has
been mntrhed tn meet Georae Chin Ui ntta
burch and Qui Christie, In Jtllwauku .
aU n fieSgl.N ow'A'Sizte
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f0a&Z' I "' "' Itros. Co., Manufacturers
0sS0lP V Philadelphia
FRED FULTON MAY SIGN
FIGHT ARTICLES TODAY
Miller Will Probably Entertain Bids
' From Other .Than Boxing
Centers
Chicago, March 20 J, c. Miller, pro
motor of the proposed Wlllard-Kulton
match, was awaiting hero today the ar
id u I of Kred Fnltqn's manager for a
tlnap confab. Once the articles, pro
tlgiied. Mllldr will dexote his attention
to selecting a; place for the match.
, -miner i uoiiwueriNx a uorwBie arena
ATHLETICS MAY GET
SHEAN OR BLACKBURNE
..n.1lW In f I ,1 1 ( I. 11 I I l. t S 1111 tllA
CCUIUIllt. IW -- ; " '" .. ...
Yankees are preparing to hand oxer an
other player to Connie Mack to complete
the deal for Ping llodle. Hugglns sent
Tim Hendrxx to the Uroxxns. xxho re
leased Lee Magee to tho Reds. In re
turn for this fax or the Reds are ex
pected to hand oxer either Daxe Shean
or Lena Blackburno to the Yankees, w ho
then will release them to the Athletics.
Sales Manager
to take charge of retail end
of high-grade Motor Truck
proposition t for Philadelphia
and territory. Must havo '
ability to orcanizo depart
ment and direct salesmen.
An experienced local man
preferred. References 'und
statement of past experience'
reaulred. All communlca-
- tWs, .treated In strict eonS
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The Lesson of the Speedway
THERE is a valuable lesson for every one of our cus
tomers, we Goodyear Service Station Dealers believe,
in the speedway racing of the past season.
Not only did Goodyear Cord Tires win every officially
recognized race held during the year, but every important
place in every such race as well.
In addition to this, numerous world's records of long
standing were shattered by cars equipped with these tires.
But far outranking even these honors in importance is
the fact that every victory by Goodyear Cords was
won by a non-stop run.
This performance, under the severest conditions that can be imposed
upon a tire, has never been duplicated in the history of racing.
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It affords evidence of the superior speed, stamina and strength of
Goodyear Cord Tires that is ample and incontestable.
To the thinking motorist it makes impressively clear the lesson we
have been teaching for years: that no other tires are so able, so endur
ing, so economical as Goodyear Cord Tires.
you may be sure that the qualities in these tires which have made
them supreme on the speedway are qualities which will deliver you
extreme satisfaction on your car.
This sign identifies Iho Good'
year Service Station Dealer.
Goodyear Tires, Tubes and Ac
cessories are always kept in stock.
. Snellrnburg i. Co., Market and 13th Ut;
Wnine We. Uirage, 37.J8.3ll Hum Ate.
Xuliun Munillr. tu.. HIS Kara St.
Slirhiiillrlil Ate. (Jaruce.5015 Sprln.tleld Ax.
l'enn i. (luritae A Serxlte lompaiiy nf I'blla-
tlelnlilu. :i.'U-313 s, llroad St.
O'llrlrn a Hooter. '.'13 .V Juniper s.
Imti-t Auto Mini'l) (a.. Mil l.orn.t S,
W . 1'. Itrer I Xnto Supply lo,. Inc.), MOO
I'ranlford Axe,
Daupliln f.araif. 1131-33 XV. Uaupliln t,
Iho.. I.oldberg. 1316 Mne St,
I., s, Hill Kulilier Co., SOI ,V CarlUle M.
l.nnl. Tire Nertlce lti 4J.S N. llroad SI.
XX. X I. mil. & son. 1J10 Kate SI.
1 nnU Tire Hrrilie lo., .SOU N. llroad SI.
Muilern Xiilrunlilnit to., M, K. Kline, I'ro-
prlrter. 4(1 . s:il t.
Lbert .Xlolnr to,, .I;-: N, llroad SI.
United Aulu Stnret, Inc., 003 N. llroad and
3 id and Ihe.tnul.
1 . C. llornberk. .10 S. Ulli St.
-lilli fenturr darare. fill . llroad SI.
Ilrn.dwuy , Auto Supplt Co . Inc., llroad.
I'a.unk Aie. und .XlMiemi M,
Whltelieiid lln.hr. I... Ill . Juniper St.
Sees & lalier Is.. .00M-III . Iront St.
Htuhl's Ciurate. IS1U-I3 Kleins Hun Ate.
Sloan's Oarage. tiSil pnil Ualtlmore Ate.
Axon (iaruce, 333 H, SOtli St.
K. riroiet, 4. IS nronn St.
Hale Motor to.. Inc., Wane. ra.
Solar A Urock, Ij K, Market St.. XXe.l
, theater, I'm.
Colonial, ilarage, .8-31 L. Ml, Airy Ate.,
xit, Alrr, l'a.
Alexander Allan, 1U W. Highland Ate.,
the. (nut mil,
Uualllx rire shop, - K. lainre.lrr Ate.,
Ardtnore, Ta.
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