swT'wnr'ssw
iVjyTjii
fc-s5RST3?-
1 ,T"J1 siavi ii ' ' MBwmnvPi
--Sr.'i'VVJ--p-,:'-lV V', ;i-'' p'--5U"7
Tl
v...
f
Mi ". i .'0'a (i .' v
i . -r " -, .'. U'1U
EARNING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, miUAKOH 21, li)13 'wtymtjP&&
MRS. BARLOW AND MRS. HURD PLAY FOR THE NORTH AND SOUTH TITLE TODAY AT PINEHti:
WEDNESDAY, mAIIOH 2?.
i-4 CI , T ?
WiV V
WJk.
A'S WILL PLAY j
FOR SAMMEESJ
Give Up Morning Practice fori
Exhibition Game at Camp '
Johnston
JESS AND FRED SIGNING FIGHT ARTICLES
I MACKMEN DOING WELL
i
.Inekinmlllr, I'lu., :turell 27
Tor llio t-eeond tlmo clneo eotnlnc
here tho Athletics did tint take inornln 1
practice today. The other time they
mlrscl 'holr mornlnK's work wim due '
to ruin. At I:3(i this niurnlnir the
intlre Atlil'tlo Mjuad was hUBtled Into
(jovernmeiit uutoniobllev nnd conveyed
. ia. Inlmuinti .lllt flflOtl. lllllru'
in . Ullll' "'"Miriuni ....-... ..... ....
.luinnt from thin city
MnnnKfr Mnck wan perfectly ivllllnts
to tincel n morning's prnctlco for the
privilege of dolnir Mm hit tnwnrd lire-1
vldlnK pome amusement fur it few of
the thousand In Uncle Sam'H service
This In the teoMin he graciously ngrred ,
to liavo his team play an exhibition
name linlde the camp rerrrtutlnii where
every roldler who o desired mllfht tee
a major lenfiUo team In action.
Lunch With Officers j
Lunch was provided for the players
nt tho camp, they taklnK their midday I
meal at mi otlloere' mesc. Manager .
Mack and his players were entertained ,
and liwn every courtesy lij' tho com
mandant, t'olnnel I'rtd 1.. Muni-on. and
his adjutant. I'aiilain Hterllmr. A Ken
cral Impeptlon wim made of tin camp
before t.ie placrs dress-eil for the itaino
ileneral Kntivftirtlun, not to make It
stionw hy MiyliiK elation, prevailed
ninonK the Mack player la-t nlitlit
ftr.i- ilielr ilefcat of t'lttfil'UrKli In the
ecoml iraine of the yerle3 between the .
two clubs. Tho Macks are po con-J
1 1I1CC.1 Ul unjii ?ui'viiitij ...... ..... -.
from the eastern section of Ihe homo. '
State that they nre now eotttldent of i
taklnif u majority of the fontei-ts from Pitching UlUl ThrOWllljJ AmiS
iim iicskv I'iraies. .V lira m nit
1 """""""' " 'mill ujjjinmi
tats l?K' i'HrnlSWIun feiTM. -rik ' " i
ml aHifflMfcrM mRmLSM
IWfci K,il .x '-Wm .. ' er slHaflslalafl
MRS. R.H. BARLOW
IN GOLF FINALS
BILL FERGUSON HAS NUCLEUS
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALL
NINE AT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
Merion Player Will Meet(
Mrs. Hurd Today in
North and South
TITLE TOR W I N N E II j
Three Pitchers, Two Infielders and Two Out
fielders From Last Year's Squad Among
Large Number of Candidates
7M
ii).
rinrhumt, X. '.. March IT.
I Mrs. Itonald It. Uarlo'of the Merlon
Cricket Club, and Mrs. borothy Camp
bell Hurd will meet today In the final
for the N'orth nnd South noh champion
villi. Doth women linio won the title
In former yeara and tai-t year Mrs. flurd
W1
i a
ml two lutlelders who iceelvcd their
Varsity letter In baseball last year anions
the lnrtie njuad which Is ilrllllnic dally,
tho 1 toman Cuthollo IIIkIi School has
hopes of ruvompllshlntr the hitherto tin
IiosHlble feat of wlnnlnc the Interscho-
lastp lt'lyf.liutl I.pfitftlu chllllloloilShlll.
The tlireo twlrleis arc l'aul Hal per,
lly 1'AUL l'KKP
delphl.t IIIrIi Kchool, will not lo held,
this ear nwliiB to war conditions.
Iluslness men of I'ttinsburK, where
I'erklomen Is located, and (Ireenvllle nnd
friends throughout the State have
llnanced the meet In larpa meaBuro' ever
PICK MISS GOSS
FOR TENNIS FIN
Brooklyn Plaver M
Likely to Play .Misaf
Molla Bjurstedt
i- . li
MRS. ROGGE A WINl
l Xeir York, March ST. Miss Eleaa
Goss, of llrooklyn, attracted fho moit'kf
tenuon yesteruay in tne women a nation
Indoor championship tennis tournama
lii' the Seventh lleRlment Armory. H
powerful servlco same, coupled with H
lerrinc siasumK in a score or rallies, ,
Unco Its Inception, hut contributions to i nbled her to defeat Miss Caroma ,Wm9i
was the runner-up to Mlfs Itosenthal In .tall youth with n worhl of daztllnR speed
bit... .1.1 ..M..,l I. I. I.. ......I..KMA nf
ii , .... t .1. ...ntt.Mti.l '. "' mi. mm I.II.III null inn fAU'iiwmw .,
the championship. In the .national i ,Bt .,, .' j06 wortliliiBton. n husky
women's championship over the old Mer- ilKht-hamler who has the ability to turn
ii, iKiuiRT, ami liaoeier, i Hvuiuiiaiv,
Ion links In l'lil!) Mrs. Hurd. who then
i was Miss Cambcll, won from Mrs. Dar- i .Strong Infield
ltw In tlm llnnl I I'OdKe. a sccond-sackr r, and 11111 Price.
war cnarnies nave proven sucn a iirnin , oib leii-iniiiucii uuiyer ui mc ri
this spriiiB thnt little support toward , VorkTentili- Club, In the third roun.A
athletics has been forthcoming nnd the '.- -f- X?- TljE v etory idacefl Mlrt "r
..Mi,1,.1., i... .i.,!!.! .,. i ti. ,oii in tni ffcniinnul round, in wniofttrf.
ollclaU hnio .ec'de.l to cnncel the car- Bll WM ,t M,ss nceno I'ollftki,, . ,
nival, Inasmuch as the school Is not ablo thJ irurlrm Tennis Club, for the rlKht'W ? r
to bear the entlrn burden of expense. meet either Mls Molla Ulurstedt M '..''I
i r alii Inl-rn..Mini 1 nn S.-rv
Miiani nmi ired i-ulton sininc nrtP'k's til nurecment to li;;ht .-tmunvlicri' ut Amcricu July -1. .StmttiiK
wmi iiiiiiiru, loiuiiiiir i
(.'. MilliT, prnmotcr; 1
of Fulton
Mrs. Kurd Faiorile
Mrs Hurd, who spends most of tho
winter lieie, Is thi favorite In today's
match. Jrho Is now playliiR the bEt
Bolt of her lonu and distinguished career
and S'ho holds the women's ifcnnl for
the ihamplonshlp cnurse luie. Mrs,
I who takes care of the Hilll.li bur. lira
the Intlelders around whom Coach Hilly
I VVrRUson expects to build a fast Inner
i defense Tho new candidates who aro
nhowlni; form cnouKh to warrant them a
varsity berth are Thompson, n third
I baseman, and MoKennn, who digs tho
uoi ones up rrom aroimu intni
Prospects for n championship tennis
team nt Krankford HIkIi School were
Klieti a rudo Jolt yesterday afternoon
when Herman V. Dotnhclm, one of the
best Junior net players In tho East, an
nounced that owlnif to parental objec
tion he would not play on the school
tennis team this year,
I'ornhelni was a member of the I'rank
tho title. i AlV, r;
Is nlavlni; a wri-iw'b .
believe h.mf"ji
miss jujitmanv.1
Miss Pollk! 1'. J
"Si,.
514 '
Mrs. Johan JtocRe for
While Mrs. ltocre
derful same, few experts
capauie. even or torcing .
at the ton of her came.
too, played welt, but Miss Qoss Is cos
Blucrcu ncr master. In tho opinion
eloso students of the irame It will
Mla linn, nmi Aflttu lllnrnturlt tt.hn Mfil
survlie In the semifinals. Two march Ejf ''S
Wern lihiverl 111 llin rhntnn1nnblti Hntw.'w .1'
lllll l....tlu.li Hit.. (.nit.'.. y.n..li la' fn.,1 lflf.1. l...t...1...1t ln... .)...!... iI.a lt.1.. O...Mn.Al . - .4H-"l
' -.p........ loin .! ""H 1 IUKI lllll IMIT.L'IIM1II If'lllll UllllUK IIIU , Wl OUIIIIIIMI IITfl
the former Catholic Illsh School Mir last months and the time which hn de-1 HI.'UI.i:a .
. .V.'i.. .,. .....',.. ".n.r ':.... ,..',.." voted to the practices und cames had i Hecmut round Mrs. J. noe dcfl-d - ,
.... . ... ......... ... .. ... ...... ..-..- ... .... i., .... .i.. . ....ii i .. iin ai u runrn urnve. ii. . . ..i
in til tri nil ii in ni in iii-n n 1111 .ir ii rrmi 1 1 - -- .--- --- - .----. --- - -.
MAJORS GRADUALLY
ROUNDING INTO FORM
.i.... . .,. ,. k flT.u'f ni Ii in fctlii o.4 rtm fi n fAMiilf '"" ""'"r' wiutv. -, . . t, ,j,i .
fit to riKlit. seutoil nt t in in io an-! .less V an c inmrtitm: Colonel .losctih n.irl..w t... .,..t ..,,itr-n- re....ve..-d tm-, i"'T '"'.' '"."? V?i" "P."" ' " '"" ......... . . .:,;. ,.'.' .,..." ..;.. ...'i ' r.i rouna-iiri. J. jio defeated ,"&;.'
,j i'ii,., i it . . i i i i- .- i i it -ii i ,., ., ,;. ... lit . . . . . .. . inning i oe i;mer pari oi me Mi easoll "'' "' ll11 i-'ir.- m m.-nin ueL-iiin-u in- m n. jTiunnrn, ui, o-ai hb ineanor (loM C , ,
ro-l lultotl, cliullcnticv. In linck of Colonel Miller 18 hil . i-nutli, and liai'U the t-kattni; nccblent hi the Merlon i,,. p.,nl threw his nun out. Ho U drill- eligible several tlmeH. IVr this reason defeated Mlfs f. Winn. b-i. 2-n. u-2: MM" '
ii Otto Kioto, o'' Kansas City, who witnessed the utticles. irl.k.t Club last winter, when wbe int." the team in Imttliu: and lleldlnir. , bis parents tlioiiKlit It would bo better V'1'T-''0 ',Ble'' M,M U AIam,bl!nj'rW
I l.r..ke a bone In her font. Whether the which fumlament.tlrtiiie followed by u not to play tennis for tho fchool this , "' DOUIU.US . 'n5
'V.!r-?,?t,1.jL ?'ANTS INTERNATIONAL WILL ii 5?SS'rSi--v--Kisrflii,MB1. u ,.,n ,, i&Bm &i
RIG ROUT N RALTLMORE l'L,11"llvl,rllJ ""'" ' '''.'f'1., '"jat llousloii 1 lei... On tho followlni; day ! UmiW Htnr lf IMilladelPhla. holds the'''!)". ?'" ""M!"''! ". f .
PRfilJARI V HIIIT TAHAV toda-n match premises to bo a very 'cross bats with l'eddlo Institute. i NiV.'".a' A' 1;""'l'." '"mplonshlp Jrftrv.
i iiii mi.nu ijiiic-i nuiis mi .iiiinur rrnii i VAv .
nmnHaOMOBfnrTvmvfl -.'J.
w m ':
I PROSPERITY Front 3 Back 2
Champion ami Colonel Miller Seek
Instructions on Kules Gov
erning Hoxine;
chain of defense rust tlio Aimeucs ine
tlrft Bamo, while a weakness In tho at-'
tack was responsible for the defeat of
the corsairs In tho second battle.
Athletics Superior
Slzlnu up tho two teams on what they
showed III the two Barnes played, there
Is little doubt that tho .Athletics are the
superior riKicreisatlon. This, however,
must not be construed as tantamount to
ma asset tlun that the
Are Getting Better With
Each Day's Practice
NEWS OF THE
Every Indication That Minor
League Will Go Out of
Business
Interesting strUKKle
.Mrs. Harlow Never Down
In tho match between Mrs. Harlow
and Miss Ituth A. Outturn of Chlcapo,
yesterday the Philadelphia player was
up at tho fifth hole, nnd was iiRaln
Tennis I'rospecta at Northeast
Martin, Te., March rT.
Pitching arms with the (llanU are
' tiiiM-iiieinhi-iiiH slowly bavins tho Links taken out of
will finish lilRhrr than even If as nicii as
th. PitlBbtugliers, la tno uiininpioiiMiiji
races Hi the two leagues, inn com
parison made hero Includes the neneral
tenonnel without cotislderlnK the pitch
Iiir posslbllltlea of tho clubs. It needs
1.0 expert to determine this ipicstlon.
I'iUtbutKli U strong In twlrleis and It Is
this factor which Is golm! to keep the
Plral
them, '''erdlo Sehupp expected today
to round quickly Into condition fol
low Ins a woikout UBttlnst tho Yanl
jjans. His at in woikcd very poorly.
Maiiin, Cn., March 27.
The Yankies aro koIiib thrmiBH a
Course of Inlleld sprouts follow Ins a
ManuRer HUB-
clua fears he has ntiilecteil the Held
Inir side of tho untitled too much. Th
Yankees will meet Camp Wheel
ILMth Infantry team today.
Ill the nninlinf this season. On , poor iiemim,- im-uiihhi.
the ability of their pitchers alone me
Corsairs should llnlMi In the tlrst division I
In the Tener league. I
It ceilalnly was a pleasure to watch
Jjiry tlarilntr iierfonu In yesterday's
bout. Ii the former lted Sox star does,
not win the affection of the Philadelphia '
.i..i. ..... .. iI.a Ltni-t lr tulll tirt he.
,'..., ii'.v im.i. in. baseball commission ' w-as Ills homer will.
or Kiatltude In their sport souls. We. are
willing to ritk a. reputation for Judg
ment by the nssertlon that no third-base
guardian in tho American League will
1 my the ball this season as will the man
whom the lioston management discarded
as having outplayed his usefulness.
Yesterday Uardncr gave as fine an ex
hibition of tho lleldlns art ua wo ever
'eltiiessed.
Gardner Makes a, flit
llln play In th ninth Inning showed
the wise old head us well as tho finished
artist. Willi a man on first Moliwltz
poiir.ded tho ball close to tho bag. Nine
out of ten tninl uasemen wouui noi j
have got up with the fast-traveling
spline, but Lairy was on It like u cat
pouncing upon a mouse. With tho ball
In his clutches lie never hesitated for i
a second hut whipped the ball with;
fliilllinore. Mil., March ST.- -Willi a
view of ascertaining the ltgallt of btag
Ing tho Wlllaid-Kultoii championship
battle In this i Ity, Colonel Joseph C. Mil-
l.. T M'lll....l ...I ,1...
campsi ;;;;;;:;; i,nUif.;!,Vd on , ,, sckamhlk for im,ayeks'mvc &zz.
...n.... ' ............. ..,.. ... ...... yi.,... ...,,ii.il.,.ntun . i...
the match all even at tho seventeenth
Nrn i.rl,, March-"i.
Tho wake of the International l.iaguo
may bo III progress lure today.
Un tho other hand. It Is ipilto posblo
that Jack fiiiim. of lialtlmore. mid
ethers who are reluctant to see tho old
circuit ditched m.ty have rumcthlng In
their pistol pockets that will t-ave the
f.'Oi of the league which has buffered
morn than any similar league ill history.
Dilatory methods of club owners of ''" thamplonsbip course played the
. , , , .. ., fourth and tilth holes under par and
ihe circuit snatched from tho tire u i ,.(.uch(.,i tI. turn (5 up in ST. The match
n any tlmis when IM i!. ItaiTow was Itr 1 emled at the eleventh hole, anil Mrs.
I resident aie blamed mainly for the ' Hurd took things easy on the bye hides,
fmiillii' liriin.i Im J I f. mi CI
1 1 bablllty that the league will succumb, i " ...... .-. IV)m 1-ll-irtc.r ;im wn Wt, H- H. .cn,
The National Comnilssion Is lookln'; . . . ,..T.... . . nock. Jr.. one of tho best of tho younger
v Itl. critical cy.s at tho tactics of these ! DOBSON QUINTET WINS ' players In this section, should have an-
INDUSTRIAL CAGE TITLE01"" """""'""i "
Paul V, Magee, the former Camden
High School and Camden Y. Jt. C. A
sylvnnla State tingles title, and the '
i K.istern Pennsylvania dntihtes title with
lf V".1" hR.rlc' "i ,Wm,w!. f0' .""! Ccorgo P. Throckmorton. Ills loss robs
IntcrscholastlC 'lClinls I,e,lglle champion. ,1... IntelKcbnlnnllo 1 eniroe nf nnn of llu
ship this year, we'll bo tho ones to do tin, " , 'f?!' , ., !l "BUP l ol" or ,ts
trick." said itussel Cloak, a member of Uo hrlghtest stars.
tho Northeast High School tennis team.
of police commlssloncra this afternoon.
Colonel Miller lniiitrid of ileneral I.aw
nifon itlggs, president of tlm board, the
tules and regulation.! governing boxing
contists.
Hernial Hlgg.s was frank In his itate
mnl lo Colonel .Miller, and explained
that tlio bout was pennlsslblo In this
city lf a permit were first obtained from
both the maor. on behalf of tb city,
and one from the board of police coni
lulss.oiiers, on behalf ol the Stale
Co onel Miller announced that Ii now
rnnnlned with ihe publb here whether
the matter would be gon' Into fin tin i.
s VETERANS SHAKY
ON PENN'S NINE
I up at the thirteenth. Miss Iiugau had
won only two bo'cs up to that time, but.
timing with tlio fourteenth, she won
.Miss Dugnn lost tho eighteenth, how
1 eer, and tho match went to Mrs. Harlow
by tho narrow mat gin of 1 up.
Mrs. Huid defeated Mis. ltalph .
Hammer, of tlm Mushing Country Club,
and there Is little to say about tho eon-
. lest from a match play point of new,
i beyond tho statement that .Mrs. Hurd
won by S up and T to play. Mrs. Hurd's
medal play was decidedly woithy of
1 m.te, however.
i She went out In C, .". 1. S. A. 7. 3. I.
esterday afternoon. Cloak, who plays nrT IIMllIA Will PI IV
first hliiKbw. is oi.tlmlstlo about thVULUjHllIA WILL 1 LAI
Archives' chances of winning the title. TWO flAAlPQ WITH PFVVl
"Ienii Charier bau lost ItM liro liexl 1 U ClArtllO llll 1 ftil
ho was de- -
ami Dick v..- ...i )..rr.i, n- f,MW rtnn.
M.er--, captain-elect, who lia.s quit , iii..riiiii. doiue in miiklm. m. liu l,u..
"l..,v' Vi"""11!"1 V'.P Arc live star j,h fchedulo the Columbia athletic
"With these two men gone. I believe mil1agenient Jesterday completed the
their strength Is depreciated about Ct i tlt. l'lfteen games aro scheduled,
per cent. Now us for our team, wo i twelve of which will, bo played on South
have all of last year's nmad back. Cap- I-'tehl. Then) nre no games with either
tain Klnkado will play fourth singles;
. Cohan, a llnd of last season, will no
doubt play second singles, and Croun
iliiist, captain of the track team, wilt
1 take care of the third singles und my
self first, til the doubles wo have Joie
Kay and Sllfer, who burned tho league
up during Ule end of last season."
Northeast appears to have excellent
I material, but Cloak probably doesn't
know that Huy March, tho New Jersey
' State Indoor champion, and .Searing Wll
I son. who formerly was tho Indoor title
1 holder of Philadelphia, are students at
Yale or Harvard, which bad been a fea
ture or tlio season up to last ear.
In place of these a three game terles
Is nheduled with Cornell and two with
l'ennslvanla. one of which will bo on
South Kleld and tho other In Philadel
phia on May 4. The season opens with
tho home game with St. John's Cul-'"-n
on Saturday.
COLLARS
Wear longest
CCO. P. IDE I CO., Mtkin, TROY, N, T.
PHIU. BRANCH: 1109 Arch St
y
iSaiaiaiaBsissEn
it
.Mineral Well.. Te., March iT.
Han I'Vlseh. of the White Sox, claims
to be In world series form today. It ' .
brukH up an ex- ,
hlbltlon gam" with the 1 anlgans at SI railS illlU &WCeilUy Olll'tJ
Jacksboro. Tho champions left tmia . -T..
for Houston to begin a nl'Ies ot ex- QI DlSl)laCUlg lMOlgiUl
niouioiis. t
(InUluml. !.. Maich 2T.
Dodo P.iskert, of tho Chicago, Cubs.
l.i their leading run maker to date. Two
tingles, a triple and a pass figured In
four runs ho made against the, Veinon
Tigirs. The Cubs won 1U to 5.
and White
JOE IS HEAVY HITTER
Vtterau Indclder.s on the
nine nre shaky right now,
l'euii varsity
for there Is
that
F
Scraps About Scrappers
By BILL BELL
T'S not "hack to tne nusnes, uut
well known to Quaaer city gatherings. Younjjsters Hard Hitters
labile
in do
rlfle-llko speed and accuracy to second ,
base wheie he nipped the base-runner!
hy a step It was this base-runner and
not the batter that the experienced
flardner was determined to get. taking a !
chance or retiilng him rather than have,
a man, on second who might be scored a j
minute later by the succeeding batsman,
His mental alertness, aided by physical .
perteetloii, served to compute a wonder
ful piny. It will be In ouch emergencies
that tlaidner will show superior to the I
most of third basemen this year. ,
Four Ilmw Wilhniil Hiti It was not si. !"r.K ago mat
i our nuns it iinout nits :,,... ,i vl .. Moere were
While the Athletics" victory was 'II-, niaiitl for wind-up enti'italners. but the
lectly attributable to the wlldnesu of Ust jwir has found them going down
Sanders, tho first twlrlir presented by , und moving In the "ro",dl'rie,;' "" Vl.1'"
the Pirates, due credit must be given the ' speedy t was ,, ' "w .w whe-n
Mackmen for their patience and skill l!Fi"Vf,u,,d that Kddle o'Keefo was In
tn waiting the limit on the youngster's ' Jj,' " ur(,t preliminary at the National,
lack nf control. Patlenco ut the bat Is v,,w we have found another.
not an early-season virtue, but the Macks ' ivniin Moore, celebrated member nf
mane Manners em tne pan neioro tney
(.ltllntr ii l.t.. .. rfv.atl it iw.i I f I .... L...1 I .
i,....i' . ...i. . ....:: :V .;..'" "..' ;,, , him in action was against
program, three Innings, tho Athletlsi
found scoring a much more dtfllcult
proposition; Indeed It proved altogether
Impossible. Steele ami Miller, who suc
ceeded SanderH In the order named, were
to effective that the only chance the
Matkltes had again to cross the plate
was In the eighth Inning. Hut even then
weak hitting prevented them from count
mg, v itli Dugun on third and Shiinno
at first and none out, the necessary bit
"r fly to the outNelil was wanting, Mc
Avoy breezed the gentle Florida ambient,
whllo tho best that .Meyers and Jamlesou
could do was to hit lo the pitcher and
both weie pinched at first.
Not to be OUtdone bv the penprnstlv
,. , .. . .. ". "'..:-
"i .-uuioers in presenting til
with all lhlr runs, tho latte
niso wtre Inclined to ho i
QlMIOSed. ltiltll ttT tlm llriil..u' fnlll.iu
were sarted on passes, but were not so 'visor
tainted with baseball pacifism In that
they were batted across the pan. Not
a lilt figured In the Mackltes' four
coi es.
J.ot AllEflfH, .huh i ... , .,ter takflll!
Sam Crawfoid. the former slugging a gnat cnance ui i..w ;.,..
Delroltcr. Is a coast leaguer today. Ho i tlielr John aw.iy.
HiRiud with tho Los Angeies emu, Tho twu ..Vl.t,," referred l are Jolinnj"
itiiiiiio i" . . ... ,, .i.,.(u(..i. mill
Wlilte ami i.cw .Moisun, riii 'I -
ihlni h.isrman. reM'ec.tlvely. who are tho
llol Miring.., Art... March 2T. j ony rCKular Infielders left from last
Clarence Mitchell, the southpaw pitcher . . Tmf.c ttt0 lnel, ari. being
the uoiigera iroiu um hilui- , -
if rln. iii iim tills leu lo llie 1 ""' '.
club
Pamiors had connected "VMinoo cam
th managerial Jons in me minora.
M cured by
.mil lieds. has a new
. t. . i, int. tteonrt here today Is
Hcblnson believes he will be a puzzle to
the batters. Mitchell ban developed
ipltter, which Is unusual for u southpaw
Joe htraiis. of
Mlko Sweeney, the
m.ignates. who not only aro making It I
Lard for the commission to pio.ect them, j J,;-- ;,-".,.,. ,, ,,.
... .... ....I. I... II ............. ... O,. , .... . ..... ....... . i... i...a ...
IUI Hie . lum.i )K .'.in N.ij.in i-i. i.iv 11 y lo tally poillis wocn us ii'ii.i wjim hi, .i1b . ,, ,,. . ,,.., u,.,tn,lD.l ,,f l-n.
..,, i danger enabled the Dol.son basketball '"-swimmer. Is now s...tioned at lort
I'uirl.e.. (quintet to win tho third and deciding Slocum. N. . as a member of tho coast
The Commission along with other base, game of a seller with the H. l. lludd artillery. It Is probable that Mageo will
ball men belleicH tho circuit has goneiu last night nt Traymore Hall for bo imablo to compete in any of the
to smash, as evidenced by the sale of I the Industrial basketball championship Kwimmlng racca In this district: this
I ...... 1 ..ll., -....I nll.. Iiv Hi.. timi:int Of tho City. I IIC tllial rCOr.l WHS 18-11,
,...., ,...j. .... . ... ... j , . rrl... ll.l.Mn ,il.i....... ir...ril Uf
closely that Mornlngrod, the lormer
Trade School and Do Nerl player, was
Ihe only member of the lludd squad to
nglsler a Held goal. Mornlngrod scored
three two-Pointers. The bcoro at half
time was 1S-8.
winning Toronto club. Toronto was by
far the best inonej -maker III the league
a year ago. If It is getting out from
under It Is contended tho other dubs
must quit.
The Nt.w Yolk State League and the
llastern League ate looking hungrily on
aa tho process continues. The Haster
Minns to lecelie Proildence. The New
York State has cast covetou.s glances at
Uliffalo, Itochester and Toronto,
I year and. incidentally, defend his titles
I as marathon and lnllo champion.
i Pcrkiomen Meet Canceled
I Tho Peiklomcn IntcrschoIastlc meet,
Inaugurated seven years ago by Prof.
. C. L. S. Itaby, now at the South Phlla-
ifepiL&EiIsife
EJSJSEISIc
SHOPS 'nGENTLEMEN
The l.artr.l IlMi-llmlcr. of .MANHATTAN MIIKT1 In rhllndrlphU
New Dcsifns
in Woven Madras
MANHATTAN SHIRTS
2.50
EXQUISITE EASTER NECKWEAR
$1.00 ''
1018 CHESTNUT STREET 113 s! 13TH STREET
jlifiiraiaiaEJiitfSEIB
EIGHT TEAAIS COMPRISE
RIG
Haran Entries for Tomorrow
football fame, and
basketball star.'
Whlto was an, understudy to Howard Three CIulw Admitted to Member
Hcrrv last year, but Howard missed so .ship nt Mcctllilf Held Last
many games that White was consider..
the regular. .Morgan fell Into the third , 1S-
base Job ' .,m MXBe"" wm, KW teams will comprise the Mann
w'b.?" llu",- a. goodi.e.der'sjf-turcrs' Haseball League this season.
i, n. .boristoo having tho edge, but ' This was decided at a meeting of tho
.n,.i, to ibo nrellms." for two boxers 'i1(,ti, ,,rn woefully weak with tho elicit, (.rganlzatlon held last night al the
. tioopes : i o iisciiu i oiiijiuii,
and
Straus and Sweeney both are cn-
lent fielders and besides iney can im uelplili Itoll and Machine I'onipany
the ball to all corners or ino 101. nneu-miw IJliott-Lewl.s Llectrlc i'onipany.
ney has been holding down the shortstop The other clubs In the circuit arc:
post . a,t,ec recently, and I, Is almost ; "J";
a foregone conclus On t at0 ",.""' ' Machinery Company, the Standard
ill the short Held when the Quakers line, ,,,.,.,,,,, ll:i,x Company and the Ccneral
I'lrnt rare, hporl.il weliihts, rllinlnatton.
Ihree-jear-ol.U titi'l m. nurse Moo, o fur
Ioi.ri lllsnny, US. Itinlliint Ploner. 111.
('..lurii. U'.': I.sdy t'nprl. iou. lt: Aunt
lilsle. III.'; RlllKbelti l.ve. 111!; DfVlllrv.
Itl. Mulli-r. 1H: Kmer lley. 111. Itetterlun
III. Prank IMtlerwin, till Cant, lien, 111.
........... . . .. , Mo.fpii.i. nil l.. r .iiu. in.
RAKEKALL. LEAGUE Swond vee. Ilir.e-enr-.il.l ami up
ltOUIiulJ lil;uuuu , dsimhiK, pur.e 11 Ii furlonES HeU. HI.
niUalielli ThaniMnn. loll Dwhiis. to7
Aiiiiu.inl.in. Hit', f.jlls. IiVI rilar "
111: lioljen Ch.inie. lit. I'alm lt, ll'J.
Comni.iuritiM. 11 si Haul, lllll, 111, Proctor.
III. MorrliUown. 111.
Ttilnt race. three.e.ir-ill and up. iljlm
In;, pume $400, II furlitm Pouunkcepiile.
1; lirntiil. Inn: Imnitme, Kill: Kutiiliilln.
ItJl tjuln. 112: I'r.edoin, 11'.'. 1'aymasii'r.
IIS; Pago White, 111: WoJjii, 111 Ma.ster
Pn.nKltn, 111.
1'ourtli ra.., tlire.ypnr.i.ldi, rlalmtni:
purne lino, r.i furlotinH Zuzu. loj: Count
liorls. ins- ..VaiKiil, nil; Phe.ln.lrn. iilii: Lit
Hi. Ar.Mmr.l. 107: Tli-klo .-'un.-v. lllll. l'ri'lli
Three I lial.y. no.
new clubs were ndmlttod to member- , ;'"" TinY.Vn,it-.Jo.. 'u7 vSiwM:
ship. Aineilcan Pilllfy Company. Plilla- Haf. ami Sane, n.li laml.tta. nil: "llaatrr
Im "? MTWHi 7,1 B ill
AVtllle .MOOie, vi.-i.-u.. .'. ii.v.ii.'v. ...
tho celebrated family of f ghtlngMoores
I no longer Is a wind-up boy. The ast
time we saw nun in acuo . nun ........-
Joe Welsh In the snilwlnd-uii nt the
cilvniiihi. Now we find that Southpaw
Willie In to entertain, perform, exhibit
and otherwise show h s fighting goods
In the opening bout at th National Sat
urdny night. Jimmy McCu.be will oppose
Mcorc.
Promotion for Uddic
...i.ii. . i..'.r Is not annearing 111 the
:" I one'nlng bout because that position has '
u been assigned to Willie Mooro, 1 vl-,
It dentlv Veteran IMdle mado sonie. Im-
press on on .Matcnmaiier ").)
and hence earned a promotion into the
second preliminary. If L'ddle makes
good against Jimmy Papnas, tho Oeort :
box- then he w 111 bo In lino for a battle
nearer tlie wind-up. Hut Pappas must
be conquered.
0 Atll FtlCS Aiinolllirrnirnt of th' irjnsirr oi .ii'" .' an
r's nllcher '.lo : boxln instructor t fnim; Hhrrlilin.
is piicner opi. .""'','. ".i. i,. i-nraii l!i.aurtat.rd.
nagiianiinously V:"'B,Tri,,''ljr. w. maUe. In Wjihlnnw
...... ;-..-.,. . i.,nh i-:. itaieruii. suprr-
Cregg iii Good Form
Old man Urcgg, he of tho poitslde
fling, blaznd the path of merltorlus per-
' formnnce for the Athletic pitchers. He
was as mystifying and deep us u press
censor, and Pittsburgh at no tlmo could
bono his delivery problems. Klrtt ho
was fast, almost like a bullet, then
ho, was slow, oh," so aggravattngly slow,
that tho Corsairs almost disjointed tho
sockets of their arms In missing his
floaters. Then an occasional hook would
caro them nwuy from the, Plato, tlregg
was tho only man of the six pltchera
to work on the hill who limited the bat
tels to one hit,
BOXING BILL IS DEAD;
BALL MEASURE DYING
Former Killed in New York Assem
bly CommitteeLatter'a Hopes
Ebbing
A.'bny, X. Y., March 27. Hopes of
the boxing fans havo been knocked out,
the Assembly committee considering tho
McCue box'mr bill having refused to re
port the tneusuro favorably to the As
nenibly for action. Tho committee vote
was a tie. . .,
. On the other hand, the lir.pes pf the
i baseball fans have been raised, thj Hon-
, ate having advnod to nrde of ijnal
Patpage thr Lnwson bill u.rmlttlnir ffuij.
'c -iday basebsll In communltlM where It la
, v. desired, xhe bill If aNid In'the 8nt
nf army eamn i.inirtics. '""'
i.i.n.u lu lr. New urieana. u. ";."-" ..".
ills new tuntoiimriit. An riillalr.l man uc
el'u" .Mandot t Camp eiierldan.
E nhrhhrirft.3f
un. omr frlmJs. wa dining at a botl.
ftY.UK.nj Jn.ru,tor at ;
oT'lV motion "cturrN'.h.i fir th. benrilt of
tho tamp mrm fund.
Nammr Trrrln, thr weatrrn llshtwrlirtit.
I. ankKus toirt started asaln unci l lx-rp-nu?n
ships at Adam llynn'a Bin. Terrin
hi. ilirn "riiiatchrd to box Joe Koon In tht
wrolnnsl to th. Tsndlrr-Cllns conKst.
im.1I Wssend Is eonndent of being rr
turned the victor over T.rry llrook. of Iloa
turneo io '; . h . lh ..mlwlnd.uu to
i'i.a flioris ChanryJohniiy Hay contest al
the Ulymnla. Monday evrnlnc,
Mlk Vlnrrnt, brother of Io. former amy;
..... rhamiilon. has turnrd profeailonsl ami
.Vw'iun o meet th. leadlns lau-pound
boS.
rl Lenrta. tb. welter chsmplon, will op
pe7. Tjoe Baisn" of llssten. tn a i.a-round
Bout at Milwaukee April 18.
up against swarmmoru nr i"' i'"""
game of the season on April C.
Joe, however, is not so sure of the
team as Sweeney, but lm has mi ex
cellent chance of being either at third
base or In the outfield. In tho last line
of defense. Coach Hoy Thomas has two
well-tried veterans In Hobey Light and
Davy Dennis, lllght Held Is open, how
ever, and there Is n possibility that
Straus will bo shifted to that position.
However, he played the Intlild for sev
eral years down Te,us way and is more
.......iiwlnnied to the lint corner.
Shorty Hums will be the Itrst base.
man, und he Is one of the heaviest hit
ters on the Miuud, Uolian has landed tho
second baRe position.
Catchers Weak
The catching department Is about the
weakest of them all, and It Is giving
Coach Thomas considerable worry.
Trunk Cllhuley and Wultor Thayer aio
the best candidates for the post.
Walter llcrnhardt, tho big right-hand
pitcher, who with Johnny Tltzel, alter
nated at winning games last season, Is
the best bef 111 the twirling department
and upon him will fall tho greater part
of the pitching. However. It Is expected
that Thomas will bo able to develop
some good inatcilal fr m lllll Haivoy.
d Dickson. Joo Mitchell and Hallcr.
I'.lectilc Company.
llr...llni.-ii. Hi. Kitril. lllll: Maruarrt I.
PCJ: Hoy. in., liai.li. HT, S.uiio. in;. PI
illicit.). 110. J'ajarulto II, llu.
Sixth rac. Ihree-jear-oMs nnd up, . lalin
In:, iiura.. 1100. nill. and 'JO yard. 'Flar...
in,.. London lllrl, til: KvIIiih, iii; a.
me.I.i Lawrence. 112, lilaek J'rost, 111': Al
Eiir.ll, 111: ol.l Ik-ii. 111.
Apprentice allownlu-r elalnied.
M'lath.'r clear, trark fat.
i4tf Th Magneto Equipped Eight i
sassssasasssssssBsssssssssaasssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss,
Evening Ledger Decisions
-of Ring Bouts Last Night
IIAItRInTIHI 1 M'ndell kliodnl
rhiirley T.uslies Murray li.trn-ro.ind
S.Ju.. Kainnir Hrhlff drew with Jo Mr.
VSnoaf Kid (raw drfrslrd Nat l.aae.
.," Bii.il ar.. KrnsW. Krne
r Hie fiirmrr we.iloVt ll-ilit.
ms-iTOiw i
over Ausls Bi
Ull iiarrr "
a
man.
twrrn
iiaean.e Hie rornirr womgn i "a...., .
misWs T"in' Kol.aonwim ilis.ds.
.l.i. J T?r Ausls Bstner In .UsUs-
l.ht rouniX Ha
etl.I.o site Ml a
eluloi
rsuni
tfrsted Hsrrr
HaUs.la six-
e A"
Ty Cobb Is Anxious to
Play tho Bigger Game
'
Pittsburgh, Tn., March 2".
Tyrus Raymond Cobb Is burning
with n desire to serve .ho United
States, and Is more than unxlotis
to exchange his Tiger uniform for
one of tho service,, accordlhs to
Major Joseph If. Thompson, for
mer coach of the University of
Pittsburgh footbnll team, now with
the 110th Infantry at Camp Han.
cock.
"It Is my honest opinion that Cobb
will retire from baseball before the
1918 season Is very old In order to
enter tho service. Ho la one of the
flnest follows I havo ever met, nnd
his talk M continually about tho
war gume ami the part ho feels ho
should play In It."
According to Major Thompson,
'Cobb Ih now endeavoring to ur
range his family affairs so that ha
can enlist. Cobb Bpent much of
the winter with ;the Pennsylvania
boys' at, Camp Hancockj- - w '
Flexibility is especially im
portanl in closed cars that
have lo finesse their way
through city traffic. Stand
ard Eight closed cars have it.
J Instantaneous gel-away and
the supreme ability promptly
to accelerate or subside en
able you to proceed with un
erring speed through any
crowd of cirs. A demonstra
tion will amaze you.
Eighty-three horsepower
Open Models, $2150
F. O. D. Factory
Built by
STANDARD STEEL CAR COMPANY
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Eastern Motors Corporation
1634 CHESTNUT STREET
(Mill rrmoio to IH.VS7 N. broad Mrert.
Corner nf Wallace, April 1)
J. II. Wood worth' Hon., Shtrltthlnny, Pa.
Standard Motor Car Co., Camden, N, J,
It. J. .Mill", I'ottMlllr,
Adam Rtdnm Co., llairlton, I'a
H. Arthur l'l.lirr, Hrllnivroic. I'a.
J. M. Ksv, Hopewell, N. J.
htlinell'. Uarase, Ncrantos, V.
In
jtXf lh '
IW I J slfslsSsSsSsSsMsat.
......... .
o
jpf VERY real difference in its riding and
31 driving qualities begins to impress you
the moment the Liberty gets into action.
You see that it follows the road almost
without direction from the driver.
The quickness with which it settles down
after passing a rough spot is unusual
and delightful.
It is as steady and sure with one passen
ger, on the rear seat, as with three.
This difference is most uncommon in a
car of modest weight It proves the high
calibre of the engineering ability which
has produced Liberty cars.
o
o
iaU
tm
. ht.
1. 5.J-.
B'..,.(,
iy
-'IP .1
&$.
L. S. BOWERS
. o.
CO.
, Temporary Showrooms
668-672 N. Broad St.
J 9. K" ? t:i.w,..f . - -r..
,... "
r.X,a
233-:
i
Service' 5Uii;
' aLj
"A
taMtMMKrtfrPSKalE
uWwiV.
J . t ,.Ut. ,!,& ... I . . . V .t-.L
im, wu re ww jkmmih. rn TnT"
"
m. -, . -JLJtL .1 IUW
&S
I VWWitSk' ' ..H-'
J!l,H.w .,,