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EASTER VACATIONS MEAN MUCH BASEBALL PRACTICE FOR
RAY SHATTERS
! WORLD'S RECORD
Speed Marvel Clips 2 1-5
Seconds in Three
Quarter Mile
NEW TIME IS 3:01
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10
New inrk. Mntili "1
Jole 1U. Hie monarch of the home-
airstrh. ndeleel IiIh llrst vvorM'n record l
,h, ."' ' .'"rh?'S0 1''"nr-
1151 111111 L IIIU UUIIII , ttllltlliniAt
Commercial Institute) Kiur.cs, In .Vow
York, when ho brolc the tape In the
special thtec-nunitei of r mile urn In
(he rcroril-hrraVilnc time of 3 minutes
S 4-5 mloiiiI xinmlilliK .Ine Orl'mll's
Indoor iniirl of 3 minutes and 7 tetondn,
etabllslicil (lie eara ko
The outdoor mall of .1 0J I-., held
h Tonini.v Coniilff Mnco Ui"i, Mill
stand" So doeic Captain .lohuui Over
tons Indoor world s recoid of I 16 for
the mile for the mlRhtlet of the mighty
veai too worn out by I1I1 earlier efforts
and he tottered home In 1 minuted and
19 4-B scromK
Jlav. bavins won Iho tlircc-titiartcr-mllo
run, lontliiucd with the worlds In
door record for the mile ns his aim He
ran the flt-t extra lip without a pate
and then Willie (iordim who hid drop
lied out or the thrie-riuaitei-mlle cent
In 'he I11M lap lelurncd to the tmclc
and pueil the t IiIc.iku filer the io
nnlinlri of the iliManrc Hut hu earlier
itforls h id i-upped much of bin
.urnzlli and his cii.it Mi"ed mid foi
the nret time In his cairci he was fat
from freh .in he cicaed the llnWi line
Dexanncy Also liroke ltecord
Hut there was clor enouisli for !uy
He nn tin plucky pallor, Mlle l)run
nej. Into suhmlflon and heat lilm bj
fac jarild MIKo ran the host 1.11c of
hla inreer nnd nlo lnu'no the former
record Kddlo 'nll, tho Oheilln Imy,
ra dl'tnnccd and limped homo fully
fortj ards behind the winner The
rut of the field, outpaced, dropped out
before thn flnlh
An font! as the quliitet was bint .in
from the mark Deiannej bccui a Hpilnt
that Is more often Keen in a dit.li than In
a nilddle-dlslance race It Inought him
0 the front before the first turn was
rounded Oneo III lonimand, he didn't
slacKrn his paie Insteid he necnicd to
traiel the faster I'ew bellecd he could
continue at audi .1 c.ilt and expel ts, re
limine the speeil at which he trawled,
pased the woid alonK that Hell noon
quit '
31ike Takes Lead
Hut there was no Intention of iiulttlnc
jn. Ueianne Durlnc the llrst round he
opened up a Rap of half n dozen jards
tnd was colnR nun), bCRlnnlni; the flc
ond round, when Ha, who was In third
'position 011 the heels of WIIllo Ciordon,
neemed to lealizo that If ho were to
ln It was nececsary to get closer to the
leader I!ay besan to sprint It was
a creat btiift of spied, but Deianney
Was lraellnff ki fat tint t lequired
hreo circuits of the track to bring Jolc
up to tho leader.
, When J!ay oicrhauled the sailor a
duel the like of which seldom his been
teen In the old Uaidcn de eloped Using
every ounce of (-peril and grit they pos
tessed, the pair sped along at a dizzy
clip It left them to flRht out the Issue
between themselves. Ah the two went
dcrors tho half-mile 111 11 k together In the
fast time of 2.ut 2-3, tellers left the
track, whllo Coidou stopped to a walk
ond Tall to a Jog
Ray Passes I)canney
Tor two more laps Itay and Pevanuey
continued their light At that point l)e-
vanney faltered and llaj went Into a
Jead of hilf a dozen ,uds, but Uevan
ney eped at IiIh best to tin tnpo and the
western champion could not Increase his
jj , ic,i iiiioiner men. ,u tnc llircc-duii-
- ters Devanney stcTppcd and received 1
Kirai ovaiion tor ma plucky lace rta
continued, hut hl gait now was slow
compared to tint of n few ernnrl i,.
fore
MINNEAPOLIS OFFERS 1
$125,000 FOR BIG FIGHT
Only Ten-Round Bout Per
mitted if Willard-Fulton
Affair Is Staged
( lilrato, Match "I
JInne.iiolls today nppenred to have
the Inside track for the Jess Wlllard
Fred I'ulton fight of July 4, With an
offer of $1:5,000, n Sllnncnpolls cluh
sked the right to hold the fight In an
epen arena between the Twin Cltleoc
MIKe Collins, Fulton's manager, la t.ald
to have n share In tho dub
Ten Rounds (lie Limit
The possibility that the championship
light will bo for ten loundi only was
een In the serious consideration of this
offer Minnesota permits only tcn-
round fights, but may allow a decision.
Batteries of photographers aie being
massed Joday foi action when Wlllnrd
nd Fulton meet here next Tuesday
Jo "sign tho papers" that will bind
V .i , "a"'0 'r tlio lieavjvvelght
fee. 'va.Vplonsh,1 of tl,e rll. Signing
U t the papers. It was declaied todav. Is
mo only nuic detail et to be arranged.
Details to be Arranged
Of course, the place of holding the
niit and the referee, not to mention a
lew other details, arn nr.l BAtela.t r,a
lli but tl,ese al '"'Uters the promoters
- managers will have to woiry about.
Vlliard ami rniinn uiii i,..,M . .,ui
'j n .1 "T.. ..- -""" "'.' "" '"""("I.
iV ii. ' minus, aner they have Inlted
,r,:'"raet8 uut their training.
V . im in ku iiicu iraining at
j ?,"" an will do mon of his prepara-
' v" "u "'" "e" nonie in laiwrence.
. usas i-uiton will do somo training
$mA&"ome ln M1,maulee and finish his
".1 Vv . Bume nlaeo near the scene
. v. ins oame.
Havana. Entries for Tomorrow
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fllrliMiem UkAat Hti 11,1...
i itn. i.' "IV. '""""', "-' -ion.
A Hoi
iml C't,, "7.1 i'.'"ro1.A1"' vicinii.
l?lnr tS& W- .threeoMi-oldi und up. Mil.
Wr vinVrriy jntH w-r 'ueiterton unj
1 f. i4.V. .
.Ulrl 11U -" - .-!., .!
iA. .!''. 3 furlonai FIc4iI Fancy, fii
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lOOl Krienk. Patterson, 10UJ Biv
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fcNoV.' .tt,..v oi :'-!.. -!.'.''i.
J nni,"-1 I"ugblbble. 11T.
ln ilJJ',,e;,,tlirr-yer-uleli snd ud, rlaliyr
.,--.---' .i-i lurioniiM -ifrisiii
I l?i,r 1 ""?.? ,nu' tntl. It'll 'OoliJui
dwrHlUJ.'!
ilUTi 111 iuirD,H( ul1 I'"'' "o.neiinriii.
uiii-LiLi .;"" ''.
iuvi iucn nifiCKianu, iuv,
T'-iiiniiion. inn
?!' rmem, inree-vmivuida ana tin. claim
yit .". ". . . .
: J.1M0 mtle and Ad ard Connn.tlon.
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ST. COLUMBA TO PLAY
STATE LEAGUE WINNER
Definite Annnncnicnts Will Ho Made
After Hnzlcton-Pittston
Series
In till liiob.itillltlei t Column i id,.
Iiciiniuit vvlniiri of tlie Aincrlonti llii,ct
lull IrfiiRiie, will inert the winner of the
rriiiiHjlMinin Htiitp League In a post
(fnson tTrlfi to determine- the linsUuhnll
llllimillOIIEllIp of till- Slate
t tlln liresent linn. ILi7totnti iiml
I'ltl'tcm. vvluneri of tlio tlrst nnd nocnml i
halfx of the Stnle Luikup season, mf,mill'hi,u,,i .1.. 1 .. .
Mil UK a llvceaine m-Hm tri flri I ' I""' '"'oul flan Ii" fc-lin illv turned'
1 Wiine, Monday nlKlit, s won liy l'lits.
ton. Inn sir-nnri 17.11111. u 111 lm til.11 oil .
tnnlEiit nt llaxleton Tlio third Rime H
"ibeiluIccJ for the 26th at I'lttetou nnd
"M TrerflVi ?oS,WSJ
Ire slock
anil llnnenek , enter, ulin ,tia lulutrl
several weeks nvn In n Wliit t 1. ft 1711 o mn.l
tct, ictumed to thin iltv seveial ilaS
? l!,Tl ,I.lfz,ft0.V 'IV'1 J'f"1"!"1.1"0 '"
forniatlon tint If Ilazleton w ns the
.Slate Leiguc seiles It will ionciit to
pi iv St Coluniln
Maiiagei .lltn Toffev of the local qiilu-
tel wrote to the llnrleton innniiK' r w-
terda.v In rcg ml to the lln 1111 lal matti li
and stated that the St t'oltiniha tvam
Is willing In pi iv If the flist game Is
pliv.d before prll I thiee-ginu
series most llkelv will be nriangec? one
In this dti. one III Ilazleton and the
othci In Ilkes-H irre
According to an up-State pipei the '
I'lttstoii team also his agned to plaj
St foluniln If It should defeit the Hi-1
zlcton quintet In tho ptesent Fortes
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ROWLANDS PUTS BAN
ON GOLF AND MOTORS
NiUTOW E.SCUI)G of Foill' So.
Players Responsible for
Latest Edict
NEWS OF THE CAMPS
Mineral ell, le Jlan'l 21
(lolling nnd motoring aie forbidden
fi tilt foV th" White so An nut" anl
dent veplcidij In which IMdle I'lcotte
and three oilier So plavers were
sllghtlv Injuud was parti lesponslble
for the ullct Mmagir Hovvlind Is
anxlouslv awaiting Ihe airlv.il of Kid
(lleiisoii to iclleve him of some of the
work
M.iinn, iu , Mai, h '21
The Yankees will get tilt ti first icil
b.nelnll of Ihe lialnlng se ion tndav
when Miller Ilugglus sends the hruIhi-s
against the seiond teini HugRltis will
pel form at snond baso foi the anl
gans Krank llakcr and Inlleldei
Tewstei hive not iet shown up at the
camp
New llrleuna, la, Manh'-l
Ihe lalist arrival at the t lewlaml
Iiidltiis 1 amp Is Hob Groom, formei
l'edei.ll Leaguci , who todav Is mil sing
a sore arm from wot king too hard es
tcrdiv, his llrst da.v out
Unvnlinlible, Tes , M.uib I
Malinger Jennings todav devoted his
personal attention to the coaching of
I'irst Hniemaii Leo Dresden, siciired
fiom M Paul to fill the vncuniv left
b lleoiRO Hums IIurIii stcmed
plea-ed with the ies.ults so fin.
Nan ntonln, Tn March 21
When J.uU Smith, Oscar Tuero and
Mike Uon7ales icport to camp, the pei-
sonnel of the Caidlnals will be complete
Tho latter two aie on their wny fintn
I'ubi, but Manager Hendricks Is 111 doubt
ns to whether smith will icpoit,
Miami, I la , Mauh 21 '
nothei of those thrilling ehlbltlon
Karnes was on the list for the Ilraves
this afternoon with big Chief Hed
Smith M Ilraws and Sachem John Hen
Ti h Semlnoles again lighting It out
lint sprlnga, rk Man II .'I
'1 he tied o aie In search of a high
class Inneldn President liazee
leaving for Chicago tomorrow, and II Is
camp gossip that he Is after an inflclder
Dutch Leonard was cvpcctcd to arrive
todn.v
SCHOOLBOYS AWAIT
EASTER VACATIONS I
i Holidays Will Enable Coaches
j to Hold Baseball Practice in j
Morning and Af tei'noon
Willi tli,c da Hni for the 0IIIcl.1l upon
Ii B of the Intel scholastic Ilancliall
League only three weeks off, the roiches ,
and captains of tlio various members of
the circuit aie eagcrls awaiting the
Easter vacation, which xtarts lomotrow
and ends Kastei .Iom!a.
Uatelnll has been late In getting
started at the prep Schools thli teasou
and only a few hive been fortunate
enough to have their fields In shape for
outdoor practice, so tho l.'aster holldam
this j ear will bo welcomed. Classes
will not bo hold for an entire week and
It Is tho plan of the tutors to hold long
workouts In the morning and posslblj
a few will piactlce again In tho nfter
noon Light Teams ,
The Interscholastlc I.cigue this year
will bo composed of nines from the fol
low Ine schools: Northeast, West Phils
delphla, Cential Illgli. Clcimuntowu
South Philadelphia, Itoman Catholli.
High, Tiades School and I'ranUfoid
Alt havo been hit batd throucli irrnilii.
atlons and enlistments, and It Is pos
sible that the uquads will bo further dc- '
plcted before the season Is finished
through the enlistment of some of the I
plajers In farm service.
Xoitheast at West Philadelphia . Ho
man Catholic High at Cential High,
1'rankYord at South Philadelphia, and
Germantown at Trades School Is tho
card for the opening day, .ptl 12.
Trades School Strong
Although It Is too tally lo judge
fairly tho prowess of any of the team,
it would be a safe plan If the members
of the league would watch Coach
Schlow's squad' at Trades School
Judging from the list of first class ma
terial, Trades School should have a team
that will give the leaders a hard battle
for tho firBt time since their admittance
Into the league
Sports Served Short
I'lerre Mniipomf. Interstate Three Cush
ion tlUilarel Leasuo champion niada It two
straight when he stain defeated Charles
McCourt by a score of fie) to -11, The same
went fifty-men Inning.
Charles T. Chaplii, president of tha
Rochester baseball club Is ihalrnian of
the board of directors and acting president
of the International league, has called a
meeting of the dlrectora of tha league for
Wednesday, March 27, at the league head
quarters In New York citj. ,
The Temple University
Noratl Scseel of Pajriical Edoctlien
Annual Exhibition, Mar. Zt. IIII.
Mvun . ... ... ".
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EVEXiyg PUBLIC
BUCK HERZOG CHIEF SURVIVOR
1 OF HOLDOUT BASEBALL CLAN
Sees Alex, Hornsby, Pratt
and the Rest Knuckle
Down, While He Hies to
Petrograd
i'8 to
oes tn the daisies. .Ml the unit-
line v
PIKfTK In the tosatntliiir linn liite
'iult lold The Imp wilted under the
strain and Inie ioini under tho pel
etikslve Inlluence of threat whldi hac
become louder as the ti.ilnlnR i.cason up.
lUolcheil
Kven the headliners -veteinus In Ihe
B.-itiK' men who nnnuallv have sat upon
u,,. f,.,,.,, , ....i,. ,,, ,,.,, t .
I, ,,, ""',11) ,"' ', '"',"? f '"
span' lu.ve ipilt out and nsk.d foi a
1,".""Il1,' ,'"" th it Is all but one A I.
' nl llki a bn in lie down hill lxi
"l nlllsid the I0I111 llinimk at tin
Ilnlsli and hudlv nnv wbl believe tint
he got h m, anvlhlnc morn than ..11
ordlnarv 01111 roiVil. "
,,"",, "'"' ,r""c
',',rrm ' r'",1 1"Mlcd like a Cumin
going up against Ihe cold steel, but he
on, fallen il and tame iiiulti. Tint Is, i
he Flgneil, and If he leallv w.,ti(td what
was rrported he dldu t get much of i '
settlement
Hogers Horil'bv. the Tev iu unndip
nau ins fplel linens, it
uof-mu i-iit '
iiuusfir ionruf(l wllh Maiv I'lckfnrd
us a Mhitv gitt(r. and Ihe wmdlng nf I
Jin nntng.ilii t'ligii,iii, slating tint,
he hid alll.ed di . kued that the ilub
lim mil suffned anv compiomNe wllh
iiliiillile I liit tm ant tint liot-us li.nl
his link bowl f,,, naught c,i Cim I tile
and Ihe 1 iidlng if tin illsp.,!. h sluing
moie anon' Indkitid that tln i.si t
the holdouts win mining Mine tint
lime ltltke has ronqin red all his
pirates, It is said, . wept Jack Suijth
The kingpin of the holdout new,
however, Is loft Ilin li Ilerog. who i.in I
hold out longer without cwn spitting
011 his liiinds Hi in a profession il shott
ihniigp artist, run tins solllarv, pie-1
Villi IIVI1W ililll II II I lit I It lii Cl(l II ,f I t iiim-"iiiim i il .1 I I in
rogiad 111 trving t.. plav ,wl, .... I I'll itm lost .uinlh.r pioniMng lull pU.
Moran's Phil, f. ., ,.P ',, M. .ir. i',.,,, ',',. Villi" l" ,,-"', f '.Vlr".'.!?,1.
and StalllngH an , uss ng .ad. other i U'l ', 'Z a notl. i '"i ',. pou a. o',,!e"foV
emineni ami iiinin lie is iiown at Pit
ine .M.rvi.inu aiitalinipi i i,S sliigul
some sudl shirt iu the lelidllon jnr
heietofoie and It looks ,m ,r lr. ,
1 ffS,wrfs." ZX5?zWzd& -f--iKSMtKma5
Making New History
Alfred Reeves, general manager of Ihe Na
tional Automobile Chamber of Commerce, in a
recent address to the Philadelphia Automobile
Trade Association, emphasized the fact that the
motor vehicle industry probably ranked only
after shipbuilding and steel manufacturing at
this time.
And the tremendous part that
MOTOR TRUCKS and TRAILERS
arc playing in the home industries essential to
the winning of the war, directly back of the
firing line and at our embarking and disembark
ing ports, marks them as a vital factor.
BUY NOW WHILE PROMPT DELIVERY
THE WONDER TRUCKS
AT HOG ISLAND
Tin: M-i.itTins or tup
KVIHHII.M 1 I 1X1. 1 I OBI'. ,
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for OUIl haullne problems, too. pemon.
Miration at sour convenience
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line before entering the fir Ing ehafnb.r.
which means a saving of 61) per centn
ge'ollne consumption, , .
n-l.. l.iillnn r.rt,vr nlant B nd 1 UltOn
J , rear conetructlon are two big outstand.
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LEDGER-rniLADJSLPniA. THURSDAY.
BUCK l!i:i!',0(i
going tu win .ic.iln and Hindu main
tain a. swatting nvnagi of I nun In Hie
limg-liiik b.igue Minis the wnv hi
inakts iivi'l of his inotii v lie won't
b( tinhd ,(pi vhen on, , uli i t,nt
to t,et 1 III of h in mil tin othit is
I mind lo havi lilm 1m Ins tuo liinu
ngns and a big h .il filing ami Is well
ilv,l wllh 1. film
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tin Nation il l inv
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dilidj
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litor ltu"sfl liitornul (itiir Axl- Multl
pi I'Uk t I with InskfitriiMlMn ItadlHtor
Sim Siafiliiu i rfiikx 'I In i1 f Point Sus
pfiiN on Unit hcarintr 'J rHiimninfloii m d
mimrrous olhrr featurcN that lime nifttlf
th Denhv it popular tlioito lih f'hllu
ilelpht nierthmtM
One, Two, Three and Five Torn
Capacity
I'rompt Dellirrtrt
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; 10 PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
(IN PENN'S RELAY RACES
Number of Entries Will Be In-
creased by Fifteen Other
Institutions
WILL II U N APRIL 26
Philadelphia parochial schools an
for the flint time taking a real live In
terest in Pcntislvnnla's relay carnival,
which will ho held on rr.in1.llu l'lcld
on prll 20 ninl 2". 'Ihe Increased In
terest Is due to the nctivitv of MIchiel
I S.ilteiv, Iho piesldent ff tho Catho
lie o'nig Mens Xntlon.il I nlon Mr
slat nv Is vu well known In athletn
i in is in I hit.iilrlplili, and he Is con
v lined th il the rcl iv ciiulval niTei s a
big iiupnrtunltv for the puodilal Mhool
bnvs to gd a good start III Had, woik
11c prumlMS Ientv-l1ve schools from
Ihe different pulshes 'Ihe following
I'
schools hive nlrc.ulv sent word tli.it
Ihcv will be on hand" Assumption, d
Ithedial. Lplplnnv, St. Ualuld'H, Inn
I mm ill tie Conception of Uoriujiitnwn, St
Piter St ludwKV, st. stcnhctis. SI
lentas and tin 'I I insllRilt.itlon Pa
rriiliml S h id 1 He management is wiv
drslious tint all piindi'al n bonis ib -suing
to n'Uipeto get in loiidi with It
at mice foi wltn tin liurein'il uuinbi i
of n boots It vdll In linessaiv to 1mm
two diss i aces in tiddillou to the p i-
lodllll t-i I ill llilplou-lllp ivrnt
Hi hid bien in iiioi In iilllnfur sncoiul
Ihe puodilal school i.iecs will tike
pine on Iho firvt d iv of the Cirnlval
'I his will le At no and Xavj l).iv and
School thlldrens Iav Spnlil jiriccs
will bo mule for the ihlldien ftom
thn parodiial and gianmiei schools so
tint the) tin attend and not onl
see their own how inn but watch Ihe
verv lutetesting mllitiiv and n iv il
events tin pentathlon oi all. mound
iiouege c ii iinpiousmti mn menu i oi
! go rdiv chnuiiiloushlii'- anil the local
unoi anil miicgi icliv c n unpiotiMiiin
Motor Trucks and Trailers MUST be de
pended upon to relieve the railroads on the short
haul shipments of everyday business, too. All
consignments routed via Motor Truck and
Trailer not only help to
Relieve Railroad Congestion
but increase the efficiency of YOUR business. By
the use of Motor Trucks and Trailers you assure
prompt service to your customers, avoid hauling
to and from terminals, save possible demurrage,
make it unnecessary to use freight cars as temp
orary storage warehouses and practically guar
antee deliveries to the hour.
TBSUSSRSS
"Matter of the Load on any Road"
Heal economy is found In the
tiucl, that will Hand the
Kiiiellng grind, not for one or
two j cars, but for eight, ten
and even fifteen ears of
stevdy service Tlio .Master Is
just such ,l duel..
2, 3Yf, 5 Tons Immediate
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flifuW
Worm Drive Trucks
!, and l1 Tons
W. J. DOUGHERTY
1845 North 19th Street
1'hone Dlsmond 33','.!
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MARCH 21. 1018
THE SCHOOLBOYS OF PHItADEtPHE
LOCAL TENNIS
TO OPEN MAY 4
.Osborne and llaiuia New Pres-
idents of Tristate and
Suburban
PAUIi GIBBONS RESIGNS
w
, 'Ihe Tilslale Tennis League
will
open Its season .Siturda). Mny
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.ine miuurnaii j.eague inn gec cnme-i
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vvav Salurdiv. Mas 11, two weeks lad I
I lb in Ihe opening dnv list season 'I his
'was decided list night, when the two
organisations held a Joint ineellng In
the Hotel Stetitou
Paul W, lilbhoiis. or Ihe C.vnwvd
Club leudeird his dcslgnatlnu as ptesl
dent of the Tilstate League and al
though Iheie was consldet ible oppo-l-lloii
to tills move, h" Insisted on to
uting P S Osbnltie of the llelfleld
Club, was mi mlmouslj i lei ted to 1111
the vauitiiv Kinneth Snjdet was le
rleded secrelar-tnaMiier 'Ihe schedule-making
committee this veir will bo
President Osborne and Dr. P. II lliwk.
of the Cjnwjd Club. The circuit will
be composed of teams from the fol
lowing clubs Hclfleld, Cjuwvel,
Spring Ilaveu, Mooretovcn Wilming
ton and Oicibrook (Jolt Club
tHettsldi" Tennis Hub was ailmllled
lo me mbeishlp In Ihe Suhutliiu Le igue
and will take Ihe pl.in of the I'.lb-nin
e lub. whidi iislgmil from Ihe oikiiii
itlnu I' nil lilhbous follow lug his
in lion in the 'I r,'-t ite Li ague withdrew
ftom (he eh ih in the Sulnnbaii Leigue
llosmii W Haunt, of Slcuton, was
dee ted to till his pi ii c
Il wis leeommended bv both Uigiies
tint the dubs offi i' their conns foi thte
inn of men in Ihe sen Ice at certain
times dining the dev and that a cordial
invitilion to this effect be extended to
tin piopct authorities
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Heavy Duly, Internal Gear
MOTOR TRUCKS
fTconomy ; Stability : Efficiency
A Nliillier (or, "rr 1rniorlatlon
iVeed, let Is licmonitrule,
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2013 Market Street
Thone Locust 1914
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TRAILERS
HAVE INCREASED
MOTOR TRUCK
EFFICIENCY
AT HOG ISLAND
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! JOE WRIGHT FACES DIFFICULT .
TAdJK. UN tfUlbDUNU FEJNJN UKhiW vj
FROM INEXPERIENCED SQUA'
Captain Jerry Jerauld
Candidates for Seats
Shells Shake-Up Expected Soon
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ciipiblo tutor Of the sixteen oarsmen
who rowed on the arslty nnd Junior
eights 1 ist season only one remains In
college ami the great mijorlty of tho
I oincr enneiieitte iiave hid little ex
perience at the aquatic sport.
.lei iv leriuld e.ipinln of the trev.
is the onlv voter in on the i-quad He Is
pelted at No I in the vaisltv shell Last
season Jerauld was on what was termed
Ihe first eight, but In tho Vale race, the
mil j event of the season, Wright
switched his erew-i nnd sent his first
eight nRilnst the Yale Juniors nnd his
Junior crew against the Illuc virslty.
Jack Capable Coxswain
The Penit eoach Is fortunnte In having
Ttodnev Jack, the Utile wteinn coxswain,
who directs the coiito of tho vnrsltv
shell The fotmer West I'lilladclphlii
Illsli Sthool lad knows a bit about
Mile iml he Is i nulliiu illc shouting In-
Ktrue'lnnii tin niRli bis mcgaiihone
'Ihe Qinkeis got mil em the river iu
Ihe lite .ifteiuoiiu and usualli Hit t c- aie
six or inoie clews on the water daring
the d iv Coicli Wtlght follows his pu.
' llllu III till Illllnlllllhlll, IlifllllP llln til. an
Drive and otileis How with few- stops
front his big megaphone The deep bass
voice of tho Canadian tarries ucross tho
stieteh anil Is oasllv heard by tho
aspiring and perspiring oarsmen
Carl Thomas, tho big footbill tackle,
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Only Veteran Amoni
in Varsity and Junior;
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Is at present setting the pace for th :
Narslly, He has had a number of yrr'j3
experience at the game and pulla M t&
freshmen last jear and previously rowtstyf
wllh tho Central High crews. i ilfi
Tho personnel of the arslty'an4 'tfflf
Junior eights follows: ' jrg
Varsity Stroke, Thoman; Xo. T, Wll X' IS
soni Xo fi, Wlnslow : N'o S, Kllson; Xo. ,1$
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. ue'ieiuiu, ,o ), ifcuuri in , ..u. , nm- -r,
in i t iniii) ..iiiv iua,iiiiiii w,,v,,.
Junior vursllv Stroke. Darby! No. 7.
Hersct, No. f.. Levi: No 5. 1 lager ty;. ,.
No 4, Poley; No 3, Kunzj No. 2, Km Ml
merer: Iraw, DKon: stroke, Todd.
3iiaivc-uii cxpccicu &un ix
Coach Wright has Impressed upon htail
tnmllu tout
at no one Is sure of his present (.'J
Impel, 11a Tiqb lnlil rffnentedlv during. -Uv4
beforo and after the dally ten-mllo row V
from tho boathouse to the hoid of tha .li
course and back that utiles the mn 4
show the
in stuff they w 111 be succeeded by mN
worlh candidate. A shalteup 1 JthM
il dallv sS-
la tnoie
expected
The big race of the season will be on, i fj
tlu Severn at Annapolis, on May II, STS
when the American How lug Association
regatta win ne kingni .ii
mi . ..III ........ .. C.pll 10 Wlft 41.
jie seiipuii iii ,iii,-ii nn ,i,i -v, ,.,. j -'.""is
a dual race will bo held with the NavjrVfl
at Annipolls. On May 4 thc-Chllds Cup'iJj
. .. Ill l. l.1.1 n fiipnAcrle T.tilfA with ., ,'
liie nil, mi- mi,, ,i. x...... -w ....- .. 'el
Penn, Princeton and Columbia as the) -51
. i - fTt, niiittfkra scirltl nftmfitta 3M
ronicsiurun. vutd " vwniv -ivi-m
ncalnut Yale In n dual regatta on tht 4 m
Ilouratonlc May 11.
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