' ytfifmM'itifm Hfimw ftjmrmpK yatjWJiffiiyS EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEK-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 191S "S5l v. WEATHERMAN IS WILLING PHILS AND A'S WILL OPEN BASEBALL SEASON HERE ON SATURDAY, fGtii&fli'VW' "Mt" COMPANYLWINS IGLEN mills interscholastic iDEANS' CUP SWIM state's sprinter may cover'IOO"-. RPfilMUWTTiTir' TRACK AND FIELD GAMES WILL , at dfnm tatuv!UNDER 10 SECONDS FLAT AT RELAYS. IUUHI1UU All JjLi -r--Y- Ti-.-r .- r,,-- -r T-r-i I T- i ir -r T- - - I - J- Ul ill 1 VliTL 1 PLEY, THE NEW NATIONAL 'AMATiliUn. J3Uaiinu uxiAiviriuiN, COMUo ur luuniiiNU biuuil Z, TKnr it..i.iot-.nl rl er and 1'1',B,,W . -r,r11 Brother is weu fcnown Lightweight Hkc Kon" is an axiom ! &".. ,.. ,.l Tommy O'Mallcy. Sna'n"ori,,0"B:po,:l Ei i.i at the A A i ooihb fefLl .n Tuesday night !S?t7.o,,n,clDhlan t cad In yester- IT" ' .urn a Thomas O'Mallcy, WT1" the Unal bout In .SfuS-pound cuss of the A. A l 'i.l the name as tlmt bcloiiKinR ff1B, Mcalci - brother and "T.efty ""..on cl "eli lx not f"f"c- ,3 his id"' ' ullld l,au' b.ro" ..,. in nroiohtnB eiletuo nan 11CIV. '" ' . latter discard" " .,,-name tor .iicnuj, n,.i.n...n.. .vu.T,Ji. (HiileJ1 L':ii.nv '; VihI his nc' -1 Rrth J, 0M"' rr;:;k.. rsuniii- no '"i'cs " ,im - Sw.ly when aaLfc. 1 W-WWwB j6S9'v yjflH 1 lira! - 'Wf i I k- EW .Kli ' W tVflViK "j0' Wf's-iM I t- Hby JBBB&. pyss-, -iiBBBBBBi I J! EtBw BE HELD THIS YEAR MAY 11 Led by Captain Harry Sci-j - . Freshmen and Sophomores uuiu, n u,asiiy Defeats jlJnysicai Director waitei' underwood invites i Contest for Trophy in Company 13, 9-1 1'miip Meailf. Jhl , Apul II. Company I. won the rlsht jesterday to represent lhll.idel,hla'M own r15th bv wlnnlnc the deciding Eanio for the championship from the only other con. lender for the honor?, rompauv II. bv tho fcorc or !. ,0 ,. , wc,.)IajCl, nnd intcrostlnu Rmne. The tcnsjtlonal vilnnltiR ftrcaU of Companv t. has .iroU."ed Iho nrlmlratin,. All High, Preparatory .Technical and Nor mal Schools of This Section to Compete Wcightman Hall Tank LACROSSE SEASON OPENS Ganzmucller One of the Best Dash Men in the j Country Did Century! in Even Time Last Week The first contest for the Deans' Trophy will taKc place this afternoon at I'cnn, Ily PAUL VUV.V TDK ihiiicentli nmiual imerFcltolastti' ', Mills School mid cnur a mi nad of run tf.mt.' t.Hfl llr.1.1 (nftrt nt fl.A Uli.n tiet'H Htld IllmhrrK Mills School. Clteu Mills, l'.i . WII be held "ISiiln, rain, go nay, conic bark onie lubeti Iho freshman and sophomore sulm this ear on Saturdny nflcinooti. Slay oilier day." Is the most popuUr none I mini: teams measure, ipeed nnd tndur II Thin Is nlw.iys one of Iho blcceM 'with the IiIrIi tehool conches and ntli-nnre In tbc Wcightman Kail tanU. trai-I; meets of the ear for Feliolastlc leteu tlicso ,das. for tho bey .ind con-1 T1p )a , anm)aV i,v tlc Merl 1(iib and Iho mntiaRcmcnt of the llminun downpour durlnp tbo last three ; ' ir,nuW,r,.'u i,, n, BAtiics hope,, to malio this Uie rro nine ! !' caused n larR number of post-1 dcani of the xarlcus departments of the and nrifio -ii .. . ipimni meet nf th.. war iponcnicnis nnu also put the arlous inn-1 inierstiy. anu kocs to 1110 nrti or cc- tlic 315th. nnd w hen i'mni? r'LTfr.-l' All of the hiKli. lechnlcil. prepar.ilorj I !- Adds In poor condition. It will onj Jcdl. class wlnnlnc the majority of I pre.tePd "-'uh ' L "' Z 'itomw dh'idua.s or nnUro team!' M.imlon, '" Mr cond.tlon mow, and f . M . nn.i ,,,. ..i i ... ' l10!11 ,np ..on'cr.r" .. i..,t. ,...,' ..i.,i .,.. r.nrv i.innt. I lx ball Karnes and i tr.ie , meet ern I ""o sulmmlnB meet laft season a . ! iiikri ii uniiiii'n i Cme. for unon thn uiim ..i,i i,. may receho Hie Kimo bv rltln Placed the responsibility o" tipholdltiB ' I'l : t,cal director. Walter C Under John MeMo.ncT L"XP rrfbv"!-.., 1" tlu:il and Team I'riCS n.trv blasw of Tucrdax and Wedncrday l'l'l "Print tu'lmmer : UderUlu. the In ; "l.muii.ikic as p'euct p i ,ip. .. ...i.. i .. ...ii n,t ' terro eir alo r haiiiii on uiiecr. am ' ii ciooii to do Hip tirllnir for Com- ;ol ul4ei ami bionre milai- will M'""""" '".' " -.. " -.... w.. - f,,...,. ,u.rr - i ,rmbers it !r...1' B"l.hr -foimed .,, reat 1, awarded to the v. Inner, of the .l. ,--; - '"'" ,"L . " f""1 'he'l'a"!,? "n tl" Vonte"?'"". be blanl. I 'x ball Karnes ,ui tr.iel. meet ucrnl T'o sulmmlnB meet laft season mus inc t IpoMpuiicrl jesterday and It Is lll.cly Hint ,,on easily by the fresbmen. nnd virtu- rwood .(.ontesta'sohtduled for today nlso u 111 "S' t'w same men aio bael; tills year to ' bo called off until n later date If the compete for the sophomores. Don I.eo- AtntOUair tbo majority of the trad. , critics of the Hnst believe that the special 100-j.aid race of the annual L'm-' er.it of Pennsylvania relay c.irnUnl) billed for the last Priday and Snturdm of this month lll be won In not belter ( than 10 1-3 seconds there uro a few who expect the winner to break tho tape in ten Mconds flat nnd posplbly n fjactlon under ecn time Tho battlo for flrit v honors will bn foucht out between Gan.-' muellcr. of l'enn State, and Johnson, of Michigan ! It Is Interest tntt to nolo that only a few verv fast hundreds b.iNC been turned In at the Venn iel.is in ratt, Artnur i Duffey. the peetl-MnB. who formetly Bprinteis will too the mark, but of the wore the colors of tfcorcetr.wn l"nler- list two stand out head nnd bhoulders sltv. Ii the only sprinter who has beaten aboi" tbo others flanzniucllcr and ion Kncnmls nt the ti lav r,irnl.il. In 1100 Johnson, ffannnuellrr won tho century and in 1001' Duffey won the ctnt in the, at tho relay rarnlnl laM year, hut nf IJELL GANZMUELLER loldniB ornpatn It down to foui I onil and thlnl plates In inrh cm-ih. In l-cacuo matches on loniorinw cjiil. '",,;:''' " ' " . V--,-.i.. Vt .1 a w..i lcM-epilonaII fast time of i 1-.. seeoniH. be was announced to bo under tuspen Tne rveiu nae nci n 'in i" . v fioii oi imp a. a. i .. uroowe urewcr wn pecr.il limes, but wlmi It Is lonsidned (Jccl.ued tho winner. SlnVr that tlm' Hint the llrt of lelay wnmet.i inciuurs inn .-Martin's protfKc has developed won I,. ,.,. ... . ". ..... . ... a .... I UIMIUIIHJIC- .lltCII, lUlllilllJ ' ... " inn .inn siriklni! uui ten mni auunnm. iuokiik nanners win ne prcbi-m- ... . .,,. u, .r, ., Phllade Inhi i llluli School t the star ' 'on-many I. M-oted In exery InnltiB -d. one to the M-hool bcorinR the most CJ.1 F'lllla. felufts (,amc performer fo, .he fre"blcs 1'atterson. ey ept the third and fifth, due to Its t umber of polntd in the op-n eents and ( lJtlc , , 1nabl)tJ to usc lnc Kins- stem and Marls are other members of nt r.'K.T!l'yi" cloutlus. toien of Ibr-Mhr other to the Institution norlnB Hie vfasnK leereatlon n i.i. r for a few days j thn frchm.ui team i rlid Udlncs "" -...uanm ..,; ;",,' Ul,"7 ku"i ,w ,wo iJrM,lm, "i" "l I'"""" '' "'" I wnno U 1st beitiR put tut i better tlupe. I The bophomorcs alro have tbo . idvaii- i 'u tne ecconu "." ' . .., TOMMY O MALLEY r. ,. ',? " ""'" "" " 1"""- ,, , , , . , I lo WW I-hlUUcIplHa l.li School lias .lane, In the water poo came, a3 live oi l!.V.".. he won the Middle Atlantic '"""" v.muuui ompany U had hcver.il Breat oppor- As the annual InlerwhoUstic track ..,.r.fd ln .,,,,, lhn,,.rsH.,.,.Mlu, , ... ,,, .... ,.,,.', ,,, ,r, iay.d ? T U tltlo at Pittsburgh nomc weeks j . ,,',"",. , fdv','1C,', '" l1"" Ramf. In and Held meet of the Peildomen Scm- , Kiim(,t t(Iiedulcd for tomorrow with with tbo varsity. Lths are, Gunnifdoesn-t remember , favotablo im-! ! J. If '", 'n"1"'- ' "'' !' ,c,'ul ,"ff ,tt,n, Inary has been cullr.l off for till- Keaon Noriliit Illffli .School, from tho KIiib-I Tho Urro&sc sca.von will open this aft- -"vff Sufficient to -av, be won Hie "' , "' ma ,cr- '-lvmal ' .'".fi" ,",.r'n,,fri ,,M,!,P! r,trl'cU,. out- ,r ,rt ,IKc,y '""' 1,lc m-lr!" ?' "l0 swsI.ib diamond to tbo Northeast athletic e. noon, when the lied and lllue twehc t.nionhlp, howexci ' ltut (,, rt. t. father is iladdv uf , . ,, ' ,i "(JI nnu """" " n001s '' '"'"" Held Twcntj -ninth and Cambria Mrects. enB.iRes Sw.irlhmorc on Franklin l'lcw. M'PK,B-n"' .'',. Ul l "ini'i. is ii.iuh HI mi first on an cnor. lllliiiB the xant.ice of the InUta-.ion of the lilrn ti,.. , hr.. i.n i,.i,i hir fnnu iim.i.miii, i, in.. ,ot nf bis ihlr From Uirlll ! i ".,.u..nn'1: ..Vl"1.1"? y'!hF" f"" l""1 "".lv ma. tires tbe.v 'ime bad on a xacant ' rcBUUr.. of la-.t xcar'by enlistments and ill""- .... i. ii ll' iitii iiiinri) iiiti.riii iiin niii fiti .i tin - ... - . . i." . ... ..... in,, iiiis nlll lllil lian ' - , .. . , . . ... " m ivwi.i, ,,,-.,. i . ml. , wiiiri!rwl flt i-nff .4i v li mill I 110 irrnHn 1 Hmi Intt itr fctill li.isi n trnnil luani i I'V.;; or , lui and a Half, but , ,nn,n'r'r" nVi";' ,b?ia' TV. "vhVn " J"B ' '"' '"" nil's H " .mi7TVTTTP FIT A V17DO ,-. undei ill. dinUton of Mr Noll, ard a Mciory oer tbc (iPtn-l .- n- i3Sfa'SJaeaH2Jafi Vnlrf piuren11? ',,,.,' i,. ,. .,.-.1 Tiibor ttcrmnn llm.lm i-haniDimi. lnrt in ' Monaslo and that I- that be U slimiKi- III ll plliell To I'lillKlilen t," I! b'.r on this point Johnnv pioinpi'v -irul. out D.dko and t,omiillril DrumRool in . .. ... I........ .V.1. .... .. ....... a. ... . . roinc or ine vreairsi piinmni mm . - i ucnuu;-, uniy last .lturaay no won I try hat ccr produced, such men as We- 100-yard handicap race at Penn Slate ll fcrs. of (!corBlown: SblcK, of Ilarant ; ten retonds flat. Duilntr tho last lndooi P.iticri-on, of Penn: Drew, of Southern tcason he won tho rpoclal 5-yard raci California; llrooke llrewer, of Maryland of the Meadowhrook Club nnd also th' BKles and Craig:, of Michigan, this feat 0-atd ftnlor National A. A. U. cham is not unusual I plonshln. In tbc Meadowhrook meet h' This car. boweei. the winner mayionlv was one-nfth recond behind th FUtprc. The leaders among the college world a record. iorf api's"".- , ,, ... ,,, ,,,) labor, iiernwin iiuniln nm tMlur famlh untiiulilkul pioNCH H,,, nin,.u Ymins i'mk .. m.1o. ..ml nnu b Toiuiuv. I "riiFHilKii. will li, Lrfkot- WJohWiy Mca!e anu now oj iui . filUe fattier Uc-ftj M'-.ilc.. was both Sb of the Philadelphia police force SSyenoueh today with Ins mitts, ac '- , .... 1..,. nwtnil In UTJinS l 1,- , .- vlmillrl tntvp Jonnn. n ui im,. -. ...-... ismie otisirciwiuuB lone Quaker Entered fO'Malley was tlio only Plill.idclplilan Intend In the Uoslon meet and his trl- H .... I..,,lli. r..A-..., tin ilou ntn.tn ' a with Dubby 1 Hoinitliul i rrankie I'urinii of A11mi, unit Wllv N'elinn nre tralnlnc nt AcUiu Hnn's kmh la irev.arHt!iiti for ihrlr i-ontMls at the XktlotiHl MrfturdHj iilzht l'arlni entertain lluttllni; l.ponsr.l nn.1 Nelson will box lUrry IvM llroxMi hi the "Nhii I'ranU MillLims wilt rnreuntrr ,i lourh propoltlnn whoa tin t.irltle ttarnev Adlr at the OlynipU Monday nlaht. Ail,ilr t morn of a welterweight thun a llshtwrlaht and x 111 hHve Knxertii nounrlii mUnnluBO oer Williams in mMltton to cars of cx Dtrieme , Bjpb Ce this Clt a b.tttillB .lcr.i(.c j ,,rrrn y,c Krll. lm slMiinl Vouni r 1 000 ocr cent Tommy Is a glad- l,ui, i)-irl"n t ihr iilvmpl.i Alomlav nlclit. ci Tnvr.n1i o inllrce mill now lt I ''"l licr" Injtihnl to battle MIKi- I'aulnon UtsofSt Josephs col rgc .inn now it , i M S( ,,ul f1 i( Ufn0 anfl !ninbrid4n MrriiH ifi-na uli tup nigiit in Atirll .- Tliitll Hie Natlninl n,l ObnlvU nrr b"t-I ii.-Slii .. ' dins: for li inatrtl between Joe l.nch anil i lilt,.l iSl T' I'pti. Herman, banuniwelslit mamplon. H'r- , VlKniVi ') man l linldiiiB out for a. annnuitm of llf.00 v, ' ih" unit the luli which offers il will ml the i(iJ,;ii, f ' ' " roll an easy ono to tltird Ome again In tho sKtli with throe men on base Johnny stiuck out Hie last hatter Selbold played bis usual cr'at same, at second, covcrlnB mtiih ground Huit i the oppoalnB batters ilepalred of pet- tine bits anywhere around tho second sack. Uerk, Schoultz. I,el'cre and Hat nltz flcurcd prominently in t Icier plajs made. Companv I, will Mioillv content foi . Hie rliainpionsblp of the ,mii with tlic winners of the other regimenis STENNIS PLAYERS WON'T GET CUPS &"&&& or the farultv. Captain Adann. nnd, peeled. M. m. 11,-1 r Krvege. Mr .Noll Is mil. the I . fa uli iidilMir In li.thcbali. and doesn't ! , i ci the team, (is hither- OlWriS OC'TCrt JIUHl e:un w ill bo Elr.rtcd I it a confcrein.e between Mr. Noll, tap- .i,.r, ..,.,.. nt ,hn is.ikton Amriun t.iln Adams and Manager Kresge. was nurelimM liv tho Mobn boulherti - ... ..... , , r. . . ,,, . ' snelMliin oliili tb ws with thn lluffsln .. , ti. i Iho hitherto leaderlee-s Central ItlRhirlub of the International la-aru-j latt rai. USUal 1 I'OpnieS ' School bJbehall team met yesterday anu nanicii t'liener izr.y Harris caii- i John iriiraw. minaser or mi iinni tniii for tho cominB season Ho buc ' innounee-rl time ho iiad reUafced 1M,en lleiw ."'... , ..,..,? .'..., !.,.-..,.. .... ,.,. Ilnw.y...lnncldw. lo tho Nfw Orleans rlnb ., - i'i'ti'1 .. i,.,v.. ,.ii.,i.ib., ...,., ,, ,, i or 1A ouin.-rn l.-airue iiPininpwav prou- P UllCl school early tn the term. , apiy will im third Mn lor tin i-ciicans, Cost of Will Be Given to War JUST scraps or .U..r1 ;u !.trnr)CralOhrr anil UUUhOl , irr. tn it.Mu mi thn nlvht nf Atirll KDBUJS " " i fclCbestnut iircet department stoic. I 1 1 ThnJUfa J om mumim. mi- ajo iii'meirncd the dIMlm Hon of being u (ittlrs faniily Jolinnj s ablllly In the narcd rlrn; Is will known to local &JJ, HhO Mtl winicr M" nil" "..i- trousti the claBslesit lollectioii of mitt iMers tbit could be obtained lo send tnlost lilnt. JJUymond, the oihei -.on llkcwlbc is Ultnted in a do'hk m" .viliiuuii ". Wiwt partlcipaicd In piofcsslonal en npments, ho has bocd chlbltlons ilii Louisiana and Johnny llitle, among bout .laik Mrlnslrln i talma that Hnns t.-nnarrt . J'iJ'"."- " will not eu-air niui li apoo tar, when no' wrlBllB ill dl til- National SMun laon I ard mrpta Jail, llrnzzo of tfizletnlt. tn tin (in l1 uf lfiTiiiini Tuvlors iliow. telfirr. 3I. iinnii, i , Letliie. rf. .... I'nl-iln COMI'A.M II, I 'l 1 :i Hii 3i; t i i i it I o I i I ii o n I- :i i.i in B ROOKIE SCORES WADOUBLEPLAY lild NnrfolU. tho Panjina ttU'U hn Mmfi ,M., u, triinmri) .T.icU Thompson few wcci.b an ' t'clrtf. h. i1l I.Htllf (!iurK hrtllin in thr jenii- Pontic. i . 3h. umd-iiD li thr I f.nniDtnn-Jcjnctte frtv .iL i It illti. If. Itlii OlwnnLi Mondi n,i;ht, Jir unicmtl, rf. Inn, "l . . . IttjiNun, 1'. -.Iiirb, f , I I'iirkln Ciiarlie Hollochcr Gets Home "Trom Second by Some Fine Sprinting SfcWS PROM THE CAMPS ri.tla. 'I.. Artfil 11 Tb Chicago Cubi motored into Pal- iMJoday for a one-dav stand of the Kbmirlnu. Charllo Hollochcr, lookie tbortitop, was credited with yesterday's J-W win our Waco Chat ley ecoicI tan etcoad on a double play that tc W mn on flitt jnd f-econd, Leslie, m a Cub trjout, led the Waco aa- fc Kit with a homer. 1' rtnburr. ii., April ll. fusattr George Stallings, of the lios. HBmn, tald here today that ho is yrt dickering with Charley Ilerzog. "iwut second baseman. He intimated. 'Hmr' tllat the Boston dub Is &HII JWnf to taks Herzog, providing tho Tork club will awiumc hk, 1919 UT. Henog insists on u contract cov efcrlht 191- season. '', Creennboro, N. ( April 11. i With gamo of the i-prins (.cries "'ihe Xcw York Yankees and the , !P Braves, Bchedulcd to be played metiy, nas called off because of aa-i The. players left late last night "Meriburc Va where they will "JliMIr Southern tour to an end today. i,, a . Ior ,h0 aM Bamca already Jt. . teu" victories to ono in ""of the American Leaguers. 'In. C,lll"0,0t', Tenrf., April 11. iflinnal same of HiA.ni,ftAi.i.n,.n.,iAn kr v?erLts was 'Polled hero yestcr d3.. heavy raiiibtorm, and tho K'frtea back to Brooklyn, whero S , ' ?Uy .,h'ir flrl,t homo exhlhltlon i -- - mo luniiccs on iTiaay. IWitJM'i U1 uilt gavo tne CI to'" another victory ocr the lSns: whcn ,I,D lwo team" 'W.C ""l" Kame ot their series rS'- crowd of iiiiiu . r r here. jl,s two homers .'.' viuriil a . " " fciu ? rco "l l" T'lrcrs' Evening Ledger Decisions of Ring Bouts Lat Night NATION K . . Ico Maine. I nmp Mr. tile, 1fpntfl Kid UhfJtlfj. ramp 11 v HutlUnc "Miiul In. ( hiih Mr.iijp. Momd lloh dalh. Camp 1M, In third: Mil rlK, Tamp Mcjd' won from Mfi .lnlinnn Ciimp 1H: Joe Ri.tllnx, I amp Meade, defeateii Tom A an ke.i, tump IH l Ufl JrthnMni, t'jjnu Mcaile won from Jnmrr rioyd, lamp Ut In hrtund round) Itnix-kout Lawn. f amp 1U, de feated lUtilluc hUborouclt In four round h. noTOV HAron Jnwnry easily de feated Tommy FLobMm In fast tuehe rftimd pout. iKAtoTLMIIRlV Pol Moore, of MrmpiiN, nn (he referee'n decision oter Johnny I'rllo In their Uficm-round .nin. M.UrtlKT. It. I.l rnnk ('nrhonn hlipieij Jolinnv oit In (lie flrt of a Iwrlte-rmjnri hniit. rno mr.Nn; rmii no.iio i,niHUeii out It Moran In feeonil round i 1WIW Do Too won from )jil,ry llommry In (MfUe rounds. lotaN . rnmiunr l Company II 0 o o (i 1So-bne litis Iletre, himl r.irly In tlic tunn Tim uMton v ill to tho lb I it for rr , II.htIh aa a Cintml cltatnond performer rAl'LU U" Is tbc tc.iin'H bcrt pitcher, but also Is it lii-iiw bittrr nnJ whei; not on tho tiiMimtl in iiHi'fl .it third lt.ivo nil ncronnt ANY I.. 31.11 II ..laicis who will oni-le in the of ia ,.,owe with th.- willow. .1.11. l. ll. ii. ,. 1... ..... i ...,a ' lt,'ri, 1 v ipiii.,11 . rnrs. nf .1 1? ' 11 1 a " 1 ., ,, ,,.,,, ,nw tanet onct) i'V "" i-" i .- - -. I 1 1 11 ," "- -- --- . 1 (li,i otm ,1 ini'e tn 1 p nun ,1 monin ;j ! J J States National Luwn Teniii-- A-rs 1,1- , w) )hJ ,j0.n,un(j , ,, vrrtii,K lion tills season and tnerr air ....i.... ,,,,. r ,,. ,,r,oi . 1 .. .11 taO tUdl flXlUICB to O'' PUIJi" "- ""' Ktiiie not for sllicr and Boldcn mp or other trophies, ah In other jci but for iei-lincalc There ts no rule nsaiii't Hie ofl it.B of tho usual lounnini. nt pii. that brine left t.. the dU,crcti"ti , ur th local touinament lommittec .111 it belieicd that as 11 p-neial Himir ip tlubs will decide In f.i"' "f " '" cr.ned bits of paper. Same Plan as Last Year Julian S Mnck. i ' l'ie- il'nl tlm as.-,0'-l.ition aiinounied !f teidi that omethtm: flmlhu to 'he i-itil.raito bs-ucd lasit year In the "ivUnotK P.d' naments fo- the benefit of tbc U d 110 will he Usui Ily the plan H will b" TORulble lo i-ao ju ,t that -niuUi mm c I I tluniir llearne. who iiitib'il for Tnconlo taat season slifn, d up witii Hip Ito-ton Ilravra U"l Sroit. tlie V.-iihiill,- twlrlrr. alao lolnrii Hip rirjn Siott Is tuilfprliiu 1 from a broUm wr!-i avl must nnd-rTo 1 jpt-ulal iri-atiiKnt for t'ip li l ft. wn'.s Hob ll.irnis, . ar taaiil on t. . "".i' . -rl'u.p bi.l.Ptball tis - lia hppp . U ptru amain pf os-t .pal - ' a" WItli il,p , ' o. p 1 in'a 1 .!, H li ,1 1 r 111 Crt' tilth Frj- in 1 n .1 1 tu-11 n sL ral o . ra u-'- A.ll. II. II. II. A. A I I a a a 1 :i aii ii 11 11 o n 11 o o n n o 1 n 1 1 1 t I'rlip Inline, "I Tarkln. ,l.iroh.. 'Ilirfr-hise liil a 2 .1 1 1 1 0 11 n 0 1 I 1 0 0 n 0 Is z 1 ol Halm, IP' i 8' 1 i PJARSpAIJL sTBuSJ Eiaisiaisffiisisisis I' S HOPSGEN TLEME N lbf l.JftfSl Distributors uf MAMI.WTAN flllK IS bi I'liiladdphl Scotch plaid neckwear fifty-seven different Clans made in two popular shapes 65C 1018 CHESTNUT STREET 113 S. 13T1I STKEET ;&?3fiUSTOflj3pi? elhobl. stolen laes eiloil, I'rlre, Ilahn, Telrce. falei. Hruincuol. Hudson, Mrurk out II MeMniiMKle, 10 j lo'tnir, njer, C. 1111 n 4 nr MrMonajrle. ti "onnr. fi In 4 In. nine" i Majer. fl In f Innlnrn. Vniplrc I Iftilentiut I.atciltr und I leutciunt Ar-buttmol. I umixv for the fund o be pi en P Hi- . War ' Department bureau on iu urns camp activities It in beiieicd that Hie fan that Up , nlivin? fnr tilO 1.1HOU.-I loi'l. Ma'' MisiirniP. itoh,, apru 11. i ne i :i i s - - .. ,,,. 1ti,nln.,c1.l.-. 4r.iir..f.t,,pM, t.t ll,, V'aii.U. "Atlnn .mil liatlOlial lltH't, .1 " ! ' ' I ,.,-...,, -". J". .Ju...... , - -- . ...sn lprore tn s counir -.ii-iu . I! Cancel Southern Golf Nnshrllle. Tenn., April 11. The 19IS A. ,. 1 ',.1 4 ...A.,1 .-.. II ,r lln -. .HMtl I vi u ' I'Jii iia;im iai ijh iih i pvi ii taiitriiu It P. Hnltb. lursblcnt of the aoclatfon. unlioutii'cd oaterddv. Way rotnlitlniiH woro ..bSignctl nx the lcaaon for tbc BECKER, SMITH & PAGE WILL PROMOTE SPORTS war. will ie i-uinc-icnt no rim... -. . pl.iyetH fiom coa-it to mast and tint the certificates will be b'ld in even inori c.Mr.pin than the irRUlatinn tioplne- i 'f ,iouisc ilieii will lp i.i e- where t'n Miear Iteflnerles tool, to ihr bono- and , I , h , .,, ,, l t,ru iine;i clo'iatid b a sppnal matrli hctwppn Hi.- Itflnpt s lip I l" , , ' . , . nariiiipiu and I iti. of th. PranMIn I om pmare 'ndnidi..i J'"l m J' n u ' nanv Hie lat-r madi a rlpar pwppp T t li. ci'-'O'i i' ' - ot s-'d ' l w ' r-t rpon had thp plna falnne t h's fanp .fc . . , - , and tussed thrm for 217 n li.s ac ond same DP P'.ru ,r" More Than Two Hundred Eploycs. Enroll in Newly Organized Ath letic Association An athletic association was oicinizrd last cicniuc at a mcctlne of Uic cm plojcs of IJecker. Smith, H Pase wallpaper inanufacturers, Wairr iticei and f-'nydcr aienue. The object of the association is lo jnoniotc tports and other athletic work amonrr the tmplo.ies Moro than 200 Joined the orBanizatlon. anc) it U expected that ciery pernor worklufi in the plant soon will be cn lollcd. ItecKer, Smith & Page was a member of tho Manufacturers' Kat,cball LeaBUe last heaton and was again awarded. franebijo for tlic teaton of l'US. Thev will bo represented b) u slronsr nine this beason Paul O. Brumllelil will again lunjiase tho team The ollk-cr of tho asboclatlon aro: !'. M. Page, honorary piesldent; John II, Mack, president. GeorRO Kern, lico presldcni . U.irr Vteoland, secretary, and P. (J Ilrum fleltf, treasurer. ROSS BREAKS FOUR RECORDS IN SWIM r- -.-. same, '4&it, . hu ,'0"', April 11. i MtlMnad T ..'"? D.,"", ?" as - Pivmay Mm win- iY ONE COT.T.Tnir ham iPUYERNOT IN SERVICE " to. ...H Ictlc,.i7h. it .can,B for luseball PM fourth h' u,nhcralty of Arkansas rgMUM rym-r"WBmwm 'ncle Ham ore Defeats Erllo San Francisco Export Makes New Marks for 1.30, 400, -HO and 500 Yards CblinKo, April 11. Tlic JUU-iaid A A V swimming record fell twclio hcconds when Its maker, Norman Koss. df ban Krancisco, htroked the distance here In B:D3 2-3. Incidentally. Koss eclipsed former marks for the 330, 400 and 410 yaid in tho nanio race Mlko McDermott, of tho Great Lakes Naval Tmlnnjr School, won tho 200 yard breast stroke event n 2:11 1-5. ST. PAUL BASEBALL FANS PLEASED WITH DUGEY vumin. ... bdMi Vi- "r"! " ' al aioore, 't p.l:.d',clalon cver Johnny W,i.Lh..pHl. n u flfuen-round cl. "'". Ioore was by flUl Priu . rcq P1S Points with k 11 iStJiiS?" "Wlnelne; wildly. H. i " troublo keenh-e Vtio ntr 5k niii v,,rd lande' alm8t i kfa .t'n'e were no L-n.i.H.. H)ttn4i. ctlcr of on'y two ot the psta,o,,?rro" shdi P?JeaVni"..'"-.0P.r'l 1.1 -Harvard aWttaary "in',:l"qllv. 'r wou d not I .r'lMien, tTI thefr . Motional ErpirtieEli r:v:ucJ? Vu". '." hTO...!ra vlSftlnV'JV.Vi '" theiii .. vlltln crewn . ln,5rff-J'n'lned be- ft troUe, tn port i Kr ,li , 'f"1 "argil. can r th benem of the Kmv. -V-rVP . wat wcro rlsfired the Toom iTJh,le. "rvrd'a "2 PPAa'de. It has been St. Paul fans aro enthusla&tlc, or say they nre, over tho acquisition of Oscar Dugey from tho rhillles, states a Min neapolis nancr. which comments: "Oscar Is u utility man who plays Infield or j outrteld OrlBlnally his homo position was second bsso and the Saints may USO him there. Mlko Kelley has com pleted tho deal which will brine Charley ' Hall, the sea Hon pitcher, back to tho Balnts. thereby brtnelnc thoupMs of ' Nick Altrock, Tom Hushes, Hoy ratter- Fon and other youmfslera or tno pime Tho Saints, do not believe they will get Dresien or Kllison back from Detroit, notli aro Bolne- well, but there la a I chanco that Outfielder Nlcliolton will be returned. BBMaiiaaKaaniaiBnMMBBanEBHaHaaBiatnunHaiiaaaBiaannii Cited CGKoi cJU Raincoats and Rubber Goods Hswi' a woaderful opportunity int "April .hoTTers" r about to conw upon us nd rineota tnd rubber roeda ra sold t a preialum elwhew at this eson, yet Goodyear otTers these goody t unprece dented price iluhingi. Act miickly if you would share in these won derful stivlnfi. Direct from factory to consumer Is the reason for this remarkable sale. Men's and Women's Raincoats $ 8 Economy Price $ S.00 $12 Economy Price $ 7.50 $15 Economy Price $10.00 $17 Economy Price $12.50 $25 Economy Price $15.00 4 Boys' and Girls Raincoats, 2 Cofwf Athlete Quahcr, but in Thick of War "le" Murrsr. Stanford", fumnun nil around truik ulldolr, .marc mirtlrutarur IJrnltned Willi Ida arldaieintnta oicr tha hurdlfs. la In Mie Ihlfk ofttl " of lira Oreat IlatUe. lit be ""''S on rilnUn ork amonc the lneli and tlelilan.TUUraa. MurrM WJJII Qoaker atotfc, stIiom iir'nelplra o not lirmlt thVm to kill then. Bnt h ha. thr& rUk hit life m.ro than w, WATERPROOF 90r MONEY BELTS f" RED RUBBEPs 2SC HOT.WATKR BOT- Jjn TLKS. S14W. NOW.... W' SOc RUBBER KITCHEN APRONS. S1.50 VALUE ICE BAGS CA $1.00 VALUt v. - OVC GOODYEAR jl J Hi AIR PILLOW M.IO IU, BWlr RAher Cotb ! CUtkfag t Spedtl Prk "Kod" Tcnni Shoea for Men, Women and Children HOW MANY CYLINDERS? The Secretary of War has amioimced that all Liberty Motors now being built are the 12cy Under type. The basic principles of design from which these engines have been wrought are embodied in the Packard Twin SLx. The Packard Twin SLx gives to its owner these marked advantages: SMOOTHNESS (flf The impulses of its 12 small cylinders blend in a stream of powqr the most agreeable action known to Motordom. SILENCE RANGE ABILITY df The Twin Six runs with the quiet rhythm of a perfected mechanism. It moves at a walking pace or, at the driver's will, speeds like an airplane in flight. OJI Plus-power for the hills and for hard going. The man J who owns a Packard owns the road. ECONOMY (CTI Maximum results from low-gravity gasoline. Maximum tire mileage. Low cost of upkeep. UTILITY (3 First-class travel over any road a get-there-dircct means of transportation. PACKARD TWIN SIX oAsk the man who owns one PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA 319 NORTH BROAD STREET Camden, Bethlehem, Trenton, Wilmington, Lancaster, Reading, Williamsport, Uarrlaburg I i I.i.. 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