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EVENING- PUJBWO LEDaEB-PHILADELPniA, THURSDAY. APK1L 25. 1018
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JRO MAN IS A REAL DYED-IN-THE-WOOL SPORTSMAN WHO HAS NOT BOUGHT A LIBERTY BOtiD
GEORGE BURNS REPEATS
1914 FEAT WHEN HE HITS
HOMER INTO BLEACHERS
TRACK STARS IN FORM FORPENN RELAY CARNIVAL
New First Sacker Ends Pitching Duel Be
tween liregg ana tutn. wixn ximeiy wai
. lop Athletics Look Good
lflew First Sacker Ends Pitching Duel Between
Iy KUUbtM . .llA.XttKI.l.
fpIIE gu who first piooved Hint Idea
Iwhat lie tins tnlkltiK nliout. but th
a or history repealing Itself knew
iwhat lie wns mining """. uui mc- bcih wiiu gui away wim mat
1ihtnlnB-nevcr-8tilKes-twIco-l!i-the tame place" stulf pulled what Is com
monly cal,cd ft ooncr I'Kl""lnS DlD strike twice In the same place and i
Hi 6000 at onioe ram jnwiuui cip in uu uio scconu part or mc art
Tty
saw Oeorge Hums, our new llret sacker. knock tlic ball out or the
. ,1.- Lull nnltin 1, l1, I . ulm Itnt In tlin hIiihI 1. .. . .. . . . ,
lAf and Win nit" ' b'"'' - -. 0.4.1.1c w nv mum iiu iiki .iciruica
me years ago with reverse KiiulM.
H was way back In 1P14 nud Hddlo Tlanlt was senilis them over with
111 fork hand In the good oM-fnshloned way. Dettolt was playing the A's 1
ad George Hums plaserl llrst bni- for the foe. n was George's initial
-ppcarance In Shlbe l'aik and ho celebrated It with two home run clouts
Into the bleachers This made a bis hit with Ilughey .Jennings and the j
young man was allowed to lcm.ilii on the team until this winter, when he
,15 sold to Loniiii- .. ;
George came back to the old park -.esterday, making his first appear-1
-nee In an Athletic unlfoim. He- temembered the hit he mudo four, years Former Cllb DUC tO Start
-wand tried bard to lepeat. Me had n perfectly good homo run In his' j ,. o 1 rtv a .
,)-tem, but didn't l.now when to use It He Ignored It In the fir and I01 GCOIHI 1 lllie AgftlllSt
fourth, but In the sixth sent out a onB liner Into left. Jut to find th- Bl'aVCS TodaV
nnge After that he knew that the opporune tlmu had come and warmed
klm-elf up for the net lime ai 11.11
tv. rliance came In the eighth One
mm had perished and two of bis pals '
'were on base Babe ltuth chucKled to
blrastlf as he planned to M p one over
', the batter, foi George lin a lnbit 1
.. .iwinr- the first ball to dilft by
Therefore the Boston hurler wafted a
k sweet crlppb up to tho plate and
Harris struck like the well-known llght
nlnr There was a crash and the ball
tilled far KAK away Into the 30-cent
Mtrons out In left Held, and it never
time back No one cared, nowever. 10
Oeorfte made the tour of tho bases un- I
isilstea and chafed his two phIh In
-head of htm That wallop won the 1
bill game
' Fitting Climax
It was .1 fitting 1 ima to a wondeiful
( tittle and a stage maiinc-cr couldn t 1
lui- morovecl upon it 1 ne .vimc-uc-i
"--.an hlr-h-cla-1 baselnll and looked
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LEADING TRACK AND FIE.LD STAR
OF THE COUNTRY TO COMPETE IN
PENN'S ANNUAL RELAY CARNIVAL
Records Are' Likely to Fall in the Special
Events More Than Two Thousand 3
Athletes Will Take Part
PRENDERGAST
ANDRAGANINBOX
F.SHEA
Pifh&burg
Ily I'AUL I'ltEP
WITH the gnatett lollectlon of relay medley rela rac. the medlej relay raw
tenns that eer halo assembled for for the army and naJ and the Amen
nnv one meet of Its kind In the hlstori ei eollcgo championship distance njta
nf tiack athletics, the Unlerlty of by relay race
I'.nnsjhanla's twent -fourth annual te- On Saturday the following champion
l.n nrnlal this ear. which starts to- ships will be at stake One-mile prj
in.. i row and continues Saturday, sur-' l'ratory school, the one-mile hiri
im-mw licjoml a doubt the high stand-1 school the one-mllo freshmen, one-m lie
aril, i-ct l the games lii former yenrs i 8r.'"y nn nRV rclf' V" Jj ne-m J8
.More than 100 .ollege, armj and nairi"' ' rrly championship the , two-mljp
and -chool rein teams and more than ' 10cf " championship, the four
ooo athletes, both gteat and small , c0l', Vf'f. ch"mp.11on"1h.5'!S
powerful and weak, fast and rioW, ' l!0-ara high huU e, and the lOO-yatfl
famous nnd unknown, will compete In "
ilu Mirluus -euts on the two dajs Itccords in Dancer 1
pi.igrani Thl Is tho largest entr list Despite the fact that ,i nrgc number
oct teieHfd by the relav management I t,f the leading college athletes of the
To accomplish this record-breaking feat, country hae Joined some branch of the
lhoeer It was netesciry for tbe com- (iocrnment service. It is the opinion bt
then that he was a good pitcher Leon-
PHILS UNDERESTIMATED
lloMon, Mann , April
I MiUc rrendergast. reformed t'ub, l
due lo vwlrl for the Phillies tilts after-
! noon against the Ilracs In an cffoit to
boost the cause of I'at Moran and to fur- i
I ther humiliate th Ktalllngs Clin, who I
surely hao fallen among eil dajs
I According to all the signs. It will be I
Tat Itagnn against Mike, een If Pat has I
not been feeling any too well Mnie the
opening game between tho Ilraes and
1 1'hlls In the Qu.ikct ity He is sup
posed to be a spring pitchei doing hl
I best work before many of tb others gel
awa from the barrier, and his work.
' oer In I'hlllle was good, "-o good mat
'Managir I'at Is keeping his men up on
j their toes In an cffoit lo Impress upon
them that Hagan Is not 'easy meat"
I Moran s team has been underestimated
. here this nprlng The Idea hnil gone
nbroad that the Phils of 19IS would be
cJOHNSON
Michigan
BERRY.
Camp Dix
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FULTON BOUT OFF,
MOANS BIG JESS1:
Willard Says There Is Too
Much Opposition to
Heavyweight Battle
D ECISIO N ON MAY
mlttie to woik both da) and night
Tribute to I'enn
This rennikable entry list In spite of
tin war conditions, tepiesentlug cier
section of tho country, with the eseep-
lini of the Pacific coast, is a line tribute
the stand taken b the Vnlierslti
of Pennsjliani i In regtd to lnti-r-
. ollcglato athletics Soon after the
I nlled States Joined with the Allies In
tho preeent gigantic struggle, the ma
Joilt of tho colleges and universities
immediately frowned upon tho idea of
fostering athletic sports during the war.
Peim howeet. voted to continue Its
spoil- schedules and used Its Influence
to peisuade the others to re-enter tho
Held of Intercollegiate sport- The ma
jority as a result once more are repre
TENDLER-JACKSON BOUT NEXT
MONDAY NIGHT AT NEW HAVEN
SHOULD DRAW CAPACITY HOUSE
' . . .. . ...i. ift-ir tf . .l
--.ntictt HK ":":""'.' " '" nrd is not in shape and ltuth and Mais
MraiX -I he team 1, ,, eieiy an- I, " 1111" .T!,' 0lI"'r "?";" "f nothing n.o.e or ks than sh ulous of the
, prance of w .nners and ro,m.e Maek ( ;- " -- - -- , , of recent Jears that uios, o the
mill-l Ft?Il Oil' IlnU ICt-'rlf U. il'w . . - - -'-' -" ifKUUtM lltiu null u if haiiiu in Jir.h'i-'i
. .- ri,n i i UiiIok trtTi nt nrr i
POUqUClS IlH' "'" i-ru-i- t -.w... .-...-
Local Boy's Quick Knockout Over Young Britt
on Tuesday Should Greatly Increase Draw
ing Powers Against New Yorker
( hleagn, April :" "It's all off.' Jess
I Willard said todav regarding his pro
posed fourth or July bout with 1'red
i Pulton Despite ttie seeming assurance
lor Promoter J ' Miller, who returned
from St Paul toda, the champion de
clared the match couldn t be staged
"Tho opposition encountered a" St
I Paul and the fact It Is groulng make
I It look oh If 1 will not get a chance
nt lnIton, ' he said
A penult to htage the light will be
granted or iefued after a Joint heal
ing by the Minnesota publie safeU and
boding commissions at M. Paul on
May 4
FIVE GRIFFMEN MAY BE
IN U. S. SERVICE SOON
many that In all probabilities one or
morn records will go by the boards,
ispeclnUy In the special eients, which
bnie drawn the best athletes In tins
country.
Heis, of Dartmouth, who has cleareV
tweive feet eight Inches Indoors tfll
w Intei, will trj to make a new worlcPs
record In the pole ault Those who
have seen Johnson, of Michigan, liurtrta
state that lie is qultu likely to make-H
new grass record In the high hurdlu
Simpson two ears ago covered the
htirelles In fifteen seconds flat a wondeP
ful performance on the grass Johnson
has e-qualed the sejentj-flvc ards high
Ihuidle record this winter nnd Is, cer
talnlj a real filer
I'idman, of rrlnceton. Is considered
bv his supporters nulte caual to taking
scnted'on the gridiron, dla-nond. track Johnson s measure, so a lemarkable rac
Breiiis ussureu aincmire, oi ' nnccioo,
' It. t.a &Knt . Iliillnx n 1..K..m..a l !
i. ...it OMVV , JJLIitVI, UL J.UUiliUT;( til tllV
broad Jump: Ollfillnn, of Notre Dan-M,
and Lcadbctter. of Johns Hopkins, ji
going ploperll .ml l,n Ihnoi. tin hnil iPlortied tr. llie
eneto Jump Into the lake lnbt winter' , ' '"" '" "ea-ii nun tne iour,act10 pastime did not bring back Hit
tfcll- he selected h's new ball club and , )"-'"' " osicm iv onme iincu old-time enthusiasm and earnestness
Ry BILL BEIL
"boldly asserted that he would take all
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or me uiaini" u i ir, ..,,. .i .,,. .w
Job Connie knew his business, how
tTer. so we must tak back the harsh
things we said about him
rp.m. ItltO .rlltln-rt liifilri-- 111. n nnn nf
, illO Jo fui"" 1--V-..-. .-II-
.. ilx ht tellers The Infield is cood
f ... ....II.IJ la .. .1 . nml AfTnlnnl ll.A
( ine ouiiiriu i- i.,rtj .n. iiiliiiiii hi. j
-tcning aeparimeni n.is noi suuireu
'nd three pitchers are In swell shape.
"Che Connie two more high-class
briers and there wlll.be some exclte-
f m-ht In fl An-ii.rlr.ni Leniriie tills 1 ear
f'Pnnnln 1 'milu Tf
I""' "Ml""-
"Yes; we looked pretti good today"
laid Connie after the came, 'but It was
J. because Vean (Jregg was pitching so
' . li ,- .. . . .U.I.I.. Ill !,
wen r mm i mc pin uiii iuw inn.
Vlnr AflAn llll- . AflT I. lit . ll"Tl WP llo
'tle club can best nn thing I think
(Teiu no wen in s season
and the fit In well in tlm .iin inff. I
Melnnls Is pln Ing a great game at Cold Wind Sweeps Field
third lne, which has Mirprlsed a lot Hm the Quakers surelj did whoop It
of people Sehang Is hitting the ball np, and act as If thej enJoed It ester
theso di.s and Strunk Is plaing hlsria Tliev had not the slightest sem
usual efficient game In the outfield blanee lo men who nierelv go through
I !b iti ii. I the motions, eagerly awaiting the whistle
i.ikcs ins JOD i.,n- minliiv It was colder than Labru-
T hae been asked manv times how I dor out there on the wind-swept field.
I liked my new Job, tho American but Moran stood thero at first base when
nis team was ui iu .'itu n " ....... v...
along, tho Quakers chattering all the
League and other things since the season
began I am not a stranger, having
been In the league before and keeping In
close touch with affali-i for tho last ten
eats. It doesn't seem strange to be
here niamglng a ball club, and I don't
consider mjself a new man at the game
All I can sa Is tint I feel perfectly
at homo nnd am working bird to make
the P.ed Sox, i 'vlnn'tig hill club
The rame toda- will begin at 4 n m
anci perm ps it w 11 be
TIJW TKVDl.KP. lontlniics to get i
XJ closer to the top In his march to
wcrd the lightweight ciown. Ills knock
out triumph or Young Ilrltt In
Boston Tuesday night waa a big sur
prise to the Hoantown nitles, but It was
no surprise to those who hae seen the
southpaw boy In nctlon recently.
Tendler's next engagement will be
against Willie Jackson In New IIacti
Mondaj night lie will tako the place
of Irish PatBy t'llne who has been forced
while
n.,.. . r MAvnn.la ".nil I'lllo'ei tO
lilt; IU&-S ui rti.rt...i.. .." - .1... ,.H.,i ti.t.. Mn..n,t ,,, .... nitl..
the Cubs mai hae been a big ueni - -- " - - " ' ---
In the Phils Hut It seems tne reanra
tlon thit 'Alex" and "Kill wcro due
to be piessed Inlo tne uig e.aniii iiai
changed tho Phillies' at'ltude on the
going from Quakutown of the Oreat
GroM'r and Bill Those who are lef.1 are
showing the old Joy In living anu un
names of the combatants
Is suro to attiact
but the baltte
I
Scraps About Scrappers
I. O. Iltseri., tin Ww Vork bantam, wilt
fsce a tiush prnpn-ltlori when hn Marks up
affslnst (lu-nle Lev is. nt thU clu. In th.
nnM tiut nf a rlnius nrnKrum st the Cam
brli Club loinorrow nlicli The semlnind-up
will brlnj timelier Hi jm Dole, Joe I'hrls
tliintt s liopi and I.ltlle llHr. rm- of Jpe
Ilium a Ktablr HUH lllnm of this rlt. will
oppoie Yeuiur Mfrlno, of New lorK, in one
of Ih other bouti
I'raiiVIe ( larke. one of Phtladelplila'f lesd
In bnntnnm In snxlous in meet clusplf
! w !, u.l-.n nf this city nt one nf the local
clubs
i.ii. -t.tK..i in ...l.i,.i. 1... .u.d thn . llenicr Knntrmiin. th lor- hantm fchnir.il
""""" "-'""' .....v. .. .... tint he still hHi aome flghtlnr MiKhlln htm
vlitlm whll doing loadwolk The I when he nilmlnl-tori'il nn nrtlillr irinir lo
llnirlit- IToitliivl Atltrrril nf llttT,nrf.y,
piestlge Tondler g-tlllid b stopping Knuilmnn should show st one of th- local
nlu. In limn In
nAnnlK .. .. 1..I.I -.. I.... ....I. ...iid i,rt 1 ull.ti. ......A nf 1. ...... .. .. . .... I .. t ..1. 1 r, ul.lff nhnUR HO sianS Of IlilMnn
', CVIIIIIU ., JLII.l .1111 LI.IL U" II ...- .1. "..V. ..-. .1, ,M" 1,I ,f llllf'lll 1111 I ll.VIIlh ... .. .......... .--
,L. ... .. ... .. - ... . .I..n... n... ... .--..... ....... . . ' I... - II. nl.in.. . Illtri. 1t llOlllK 0.11
we case w nn a iome memiier oi inc uiiihiip i hi' iwuigni-siariing nour does arrneu ;u m r1"' c ..,v.. - -
staff. Little HugMe Mcl.non the o'P-i not look like consenatlon of d ivllg'it
tlal mascot hid t'io n-irde"t job of his ' and ma not make much of a hit with
ISrItt should ndd lo his drawing powers
against Jackson
Han Ilcut.cn Jackson
Tcndler engaged Jnikson at the Ohm-
ilmlghty nun ke tint or -ieinoer i.i m" ). "" "' ",-!"""'"
l.lCllin .V ..IV .,..'. ...... .ip,.. ... ..,...
joung life ,011 ln hands, foi he didn't
know what mile to root for l'ughle
mri me ih'w jnaers lor in" nr. imif
1 retterdaj and i was difficult for him
h In -t b... .i..A.l
.v ftt. ajuaillLC-.l
Ills friend and inl Sti'ffi Mclunls
s clad in n hostile imlforni and so
ere Joe Bush AVallv Sehang nnd Amo
Strunk Hughie looked longingly at
the Boston bench several times and
found Ir hard to keep from golnrr oer
there He wnntel to be with Stuff and
Joe, but It was against tho rule and
he stuck.
Barrow Xot Optimistic
Ed Barrow the new manacci of the
Sox, admits he Ins n good bull club, but
Insists It la not so good no the fans arc
led to believe The sav mv pitchers
fe In good shape " ho paid before tho
,nm 'but it Is not true Yesterda
the fans The games will not be over
much befoie C p m , and a few coin j
dlnneis will tako awai much of the en-'
thuslnsm of the mtrons
I-liils Cop Another
I'ishin1 Miner hung up Ins tint J
strilrht victory In Boston vesterdsj
Imposing oi the Brivcs In a 4-to-l game
Hrk allowed only five hltn, which seem
to be his legal limit this jear He al
lowed onlyflveblnglesln the other games
This places the Mornns one came be
hind the (Hants, and If New York loses
and the homefolks win today, they will
be tied for llrrt. By the time the Phils
finish with the Boton club they will
have a nice fat percentage and 'bo In
nhapo to battle McCiraw and his clan In
the four-game series which begins next
Monday
New York kidded Brooltlvn along es
.. . ... i ...f. .i. ...... -IJihnny VVnl-ust
nince men nn ,";.'.,,. ! Chli llrown the -luittlni: NV York Unlit.
clubs In the near future
Herman Talcr. matchmakir of the 'n.
tlonnl A A hni aiirii- to a uriMt xpen-
In securing; I'rRnkle Callahan. tli llrooklti
llinrer to otpo-p the ileier IIuIThIo boxer
Porky ICanntH In thi wlml up to an nil star
show PMuriUv 'lnlnir Tin -pminmil villi
pre-ent VI lid Pert Kenni cf New York and
i.roihr nr Ail vvoiaiist
Lavnn, Dumont, Gairity, Yinglins'
nnd Craft SuhjVct to Eaily
Call to Colors
It is unnccesvarv to wander far afield
for an example or what tho recent nn
nouncement tint thnusinds or elraftees
will deptitt for iiuitonmeentH the latter
pait of this mouth and tho llrst of Ma
will mean, as the OrlfTmen stand to loo
four plnvers In addition to Lav an, who
Is awaiting a call to service In tho navv
that mai tomnanv dij These four arc
3'umont, filnrrlty, Ylngllng and Craft
All aro listed in Class 1 and arc re
garded aH sure to bo summoned to the
colors before the training tamps are re
lllled with thn men who now have fln
: bed their per od of training
llllirtnilt nrnbnlilv will ho tho flrHt til
rr. Tllu mmilii.t. ii. upll mi 111 lilt, nrrli r '
and In the cage.
Interest In tho Penn carnival this sea
son is world wide and this iatwell de
served when It Is considered that moro
world's records havo been cptabllshcd
on Pranklln Field at this annual carni
val than at any other track In the world.
The world s one. two and four mile relay
lecords, tho best time for the sprint j
and medley rcla. tho records Tor the1
high nnd preparatory school one-mile
telav and the best freshman one-mile
relay marks have been made ut X'rank-I
lln Field
Military Cvcnts Arc Feature
the weight event3, and many other tr
athletes lire sure to make performances
that will compare favorably with the
in eent records
tf
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SCHEDULE I'OK TODAY
wtiovw. iKtnrn
riillurlelphla nt lloton. aill Clear.
New ork at llrookljn, 3:10 Clear.
t Inclnnnll nt I'lttsliursh. 3 ."in t lar,
st. laiuls at Chlcnco, 3-00 Clear.
wii:itic.v i.k(iui:
ll.lnn at I'lillarlrlnhlu, 4-00 Clear. ,.
Wnklilnilon at New Vork. II . SO CI ear. ?I
locl.inil at Ilelrolt, 3-00 Clear. rr
s
llileaso at St, I .puis I'ontponed. rata.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
AMERICAN I.KOUn
Vllilfllo. 3i Ihikton, 0.
New iork. Hi Uaftiilnclfln, 4.
I'-lrolt'. 31 I levrlaiid, :.
St. l.oulv4 tilcuso,
N VTIOVAI. MLVOtli;
The big featuro tills scar, nowever i
centers not In the college and school
relay events, hut in tho special military
and naval eventn arranged for the many
i antonments and training stations Seven
events are down for a decision, wall-
scaling, squad drill, bugle competition.
rescue race, bn.onct-chargo race, half-
tullo light marching order relay rnce
and tho medley relay race All thc-c
..A..,u ...Mi l.a ulotri.fi tnmnrrow and i
some of tho best athletes In the coun- ''"sJfkfll'i'iV-l.kl,,..
try will participate i
Camp 1)1;, Camp Tunston and the
Philadelphia Navy Yard have been
practicing falthfull for these events
and will present vvell-rtrilleu squaus
Interest Is so great In athletics down at
Camp t)lc that three team- have been
i ntered In each relay race and each
ono Is traveling near tecord-breaking
time Tho majority of the mllilan
events are new to the aveinge iracK
-nn nml nre. therefore. Interesting If
Chl-Hno. -i s, IxiiiU, li.
aft.
J
It
of llnbilltv. and iilthough he his had i.. -,. (t.nir nnvoltv anil military
no otlkial notillcatlnii as yet dv h es in the track events some of tho
f.v.,.. f.Umlu I,. 1 Innollii I u mn ti, lllO I n.".' '. ." "
i ffect that It Is almost a certainty lie
world's famous runners will start
will have to report for servke not later i
than Mai ,i The mimbeis nf (iharrlt
and Craft are raitber ba k in their ie-
to stop a long losing streak
n.ifl. ,u ..nthlnr- "rleniorallzed about; : . : .. . . . . , Li , , .,, (tile llrown tho rlu-rnlni; N York ltht-
There Is notlilng aen ?"l"J'" ';", V ' many of tho best lightweights. Including ,iitht will trv to nut tho skid- on liuck
thee Quakers of today l.eorge vviu.ieu, T'Msy ("line, Pranklo Callahan 1 1 I'lnlmr. Herman lllndln pride. In the
always called 'Links ' by these Ho-ton-1 Hnrtlcj IkSdle Wallace and Tommy "'"i pr-llminari
Toughey
ese, Is displaying the same old talent
which endtari-d hhn to Shillings In 1314
Davey Bancroft shapes up tike the best
shortstop In the league, now that Ma.-
ranvllle is away
. . w . srooille'n
just oeioro nan .norran iimniii;rr ui r),.!,,,. c r0okor
lielwelaht hope to nproi-.
'rtr .fiiL i llrli.1. nunll I.
Jack Brllton art sail for New York yea- known a- Olar-nce Tnut.le, of nivpraldo
tetdav. ho Informed us that he believed ' J Mr Tsunlo tarida six feet two Inches
S. .. -P,n.ll.; n nf the he-,t llcrhtwrlaht In . ''" "J2IB," " ' na '"sn' m0r9 n"n
l.-.ton Imlnns Bosttin admits that Ban- .V"" ,i"-.i, . ..- ...... aiar,-. '-"' '--"
-" " ., , , ,..j .,, I HIP WIIIIU !' V.lll I' ..'Ktv-.W i.
croft Is one of the gnat liortstopa anu t , , ,)U, Iiamlu,- ile offeret ' 1'rnnU D-iium, msnaij-r of Steve Morris
. .... .... T.n.A. mmln fl ltlll nn tL tl9.11 I . . ' ... ..... . .. ...... ... , mnrt !. 1,1.. llllllan.- 1. Ip.l.lnn .u-..l
venieiu.ij .tj .".'""" ."" 7 .Phil Olnssman jzaou lor me privnegr oi -'. . !... i .- ".'...'..'.."
But Honest Phil , Ivitinc tournamsnt that will be hitJ at tho
'Nothing doing " Notional A A SIhj nth
The best known of tho former col
legiate and club stars who arc now
. - - 1.. at .-.i Kl na nf I'n-tlli -I.ltT1 .iTfl
ppectlvedlstilcLs than Is lb it of Dumont ,"" " " .,":'. ', "'I"'. 7(.rn,erK f Penn i
and Yh gllng H?l.isslflrntlmi Is even moro Howard Mr Lerry. formerls or l enn
illstuntl icmovnl from tho head of the and thrice winner of the pentathlon I
list, but It Is believed all will bo sum- championship at tho relay games. Bin,
turned within tho next mouth and a -ph-, , foimerly or Holy Cross, the mil)
half I eastern sprinter now competing with a .
record of 9 l-Fi seconds for the centurj
PRKX ANNOUNCES CAGE ' "'lllle Anderson, formerly of Colgate .
I i Willie Gordon, of Hie New vora aui-
SCHEDULE FOR YEAR letle Club, a great distance runner, and
I . Prank Mt Pleasant, cx-Carllsle star
i,i inward left Held which ho got and
rolavid to first for the put out the like
of which no other short-stop In the
league could have clone
Hub City Notes
The crowd todai, with sllshtly warm-r
weather preimlaeil will nut ! bin It taken
rental, -mooth weather to brlnp out lloslon
Una The enthuae i-urely. but slowly
handling Tendler
merely smiled nnd said,
Good Bout Coming
Two noted fight manager! were seen
conversing In one of our public stations
yesterda X'pon Investigation It was
learned that a high-clans welterweight
card Is due to be i.tagrd here soon One
.1 .lllniis and his Trll-e,en did consider, "f o I better known as n Ight-
nl.t CTfthbiliB 0i r rjuaif tturnp r . ickitk ( MClgni. I'Ut inn unvcii un n iiiu it vT'ii.
Itlll Tpt-f, tho Inrret man in the rrl:i
rliia1 u III 4nt!aor to slop Ihr Minninc
ptr-'flk of Jai k Thompson th tMm lieivj
nrulftht from Ht Jn- Mo when thr mfei
In th- flnnl bt)t of a w?ll hrtlanr'-d cird at
th 01mpt Mnnd.y t-inlnr Tin -ml-nlnl-up
ivlll rjow Chuck Ug-lnn tllll)
KpIIVb mlcUlcwf Uht hop i ml 1. O I.ouuh
Jin of South IVt,.lhm Three other fiuoil
liouts ara cr th rrouTftm
Joe Buth waa h rlv man when he went i terda. nlloulnir the Dndirers to ai two- ih plat nKm iu roH'H in the fourth ,lf jatH that he is ullUngr to meet 1i!h . I to hi
. . .. r - - i--i-.b- tAatunint i ne truwi in viir nmii'-i r .. ,, . . . .,n ..i.. till- -
u k.-. cim In atandlnir up n i weitcrwoigni opponunc m i-- pi.-u.u-. -,,,
J enureiy on his nerve nnd he showed mc Detroit were vlc'ors In the Amerlein
STATZELL LOSES
BY FEW STROKES
S h 9 r t Approaches of
Aronimink President
Cost Him Cup
I WINS SECOND PRIE
I -ewood, . .1., April 23 Cleorgo W
W fu,'l. of Arnnlmlnk. yesterday cap-
wed second prize In the annual seniors'
""test for tho Shanley Memorial Cup at
Lakevvood Country Clull W. S
1,i Cllef, of the Richmond County
"ib. Statem Island, ended with both low
"' and gross scores, but there was a
"I Preventing one player winning two
fophles
ZIEGLER WILL COACH
THE COLGATE ELEVEN
out to pitch i gnlnst New York, and I run lead, nnd then bree7lmr In n winner ,nn!n';uS.
expected to see htm flop at any mlnu'e bv the count of 6 to 2 Jim Vaughn held he ahoull h.ve slid aid It waa ii-ibodi
But ha nnlli.,1 1, ...irtl nnai.nM ,i i,i,i i !.,. ea,'l,.t.i. .- .... . fitli l.nt bin that he did not touch the
.... '. I," ."Hiiii .' n.ii. .......i..n t.j ,,,ic luiicuinc (111 Unii ',-..: -..T.....I.,.. iirnu In run utter hlOl 1111,1
me Yankees to three hits He worked the Cubs won. 2 to 0 New Vmi. nml . V. "."hi ... nm ntti iardj from the
leclatcr
Pat Moran went un to K.tchliure last
pliiht. beltiE accompanied bv a flock or his
tellnw-townoti-n who -aw the opinlnc here
rootliiB hard for the Quakers
Even time lied Smith cornea to b.t
Oeorao VVhltted moies over near the lert
field I foul llie lied tries hi. .lerndeit to
hit to rlsht Held l.utOaor-i always wlae
2 tils pitcher and tho reault Ie that Hul
u"uall" hits them right at Whit ed Pour
aVltedhlt .ol.ft fle.d,c-ter;ia--l-. one
t ma at uai unu .......rv. v-a -
n,r2oc . In poor condition to atart chani;
plonahlp Pia and he Is taklnit all aorta M
Enances to Jet on baae, even vcnturlnc to
Stick his peraon li the way of pitched halls
Ili not na with one of theie ve-terda.
Mai er and llurna protested to Rlsler and
aaTd thai Puck had made no effort to w-w
"hi plUh. but Illsler refused to warn him
The Dravea are luat much at aea on
fly tall, here as the Phlla It Is ono of
the vrarst park? In the country for flies on
abriaht windy. ' hlBh sky ' afternoon.
GOLF CLUBS URGED
TO "CAN" OLD CADDIES
by RfjtnnliW a It-mUni: lUhtnrlsht of
tlty, him ben ordrd to rptnrt for
. . . . i .-.. iiumiiiY rni' mm vin nr-puii ir -.-aiiii,i
By reciuet we a.ro ressrvlng the th, feundo afternoon ,
NO-HITAFFAIRS NEWWARGAMES
TWO AT A TIME! FOR 'OVER THERE'
9't,
n
ihii-' r. s n 4ft
"' as4S4G5 89 SR 15 73
From k .. ... .. . . . .
ln. "" iurn oiaizeu nau neen koihu
'oog SO Well that hl nrnanrta onnrar-'
nf !ruUnU1 ll1 troubles began at the
"'leenth and the remainder of his Jour
5ri.? represented bv C-7-6-G All this
ni ' ,,Vy wa" 'aused by his approaches
rii-k''. Cl' 'rallck, of the Mnssapcqua
Wu. Lbm? lulm.a iini.i..,i il.lr.l with
'H..X7
B,,Pj1'l1Qelphlans drawn together for the
iifylng round of tho spring tourna
"U wh.ch begins today are C B
ti.,n.J" at' 1-al-l's. and aeorge F Brown.
""""edoR Valley, and George W. Hint
il Arolmlnk, with Maurice Burton.
llUntlniPann rll... T.l.l,l U 1 Tnn.
j . ,---.i loiityi (-.t...j o. - 4kll-
l'1! -r . Philadelphia, la bracketed with
rank Barton. Brooklyn.
Amnni, .. i . . ., ...ii.
b 1 M-sai-anown conienucra vv.i.
, s 8 Worthlngtfln. Ungland, a year
W v finer of the Atlantic City tourna
ment , Dr C II Qardner. form-r Hhodo
, rnc- champion (drawn with Worth
IWoh), Harold Stelner,, Arbury Park.
. wrmr Yale crack, and Dr. Allen Hatght.
: Winner ,,e . r ,.. t i.t.mi
i . ----- v. vu . naoiuc, iuiitf. ...,
lat tournament last season
Old Penn Football Star Quit3 Foot
ball on Pacific Coast to Come
East
' Ous Zlegler, ono of tho greatest
linesmen that over represented the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania on the gildlron,
has been signed to coach the Colgate
I'nlveisltv football eleven next fall. Thn
former Bed and Blue star succeeds
Harry McDevltt. who was gridiron In
structor for 117 The announcement
also was made that Larry Bankart
vould be associated with Zlegler in an
advisory capacity
Zlegler plus id at Penn In 1906, 1907
and 1903 He has been coaching ever
since ho wan graduated from Penn In
1910 In 1909, 1910, and 1911 he was at
Mercersburg Academy, where he turned
out tine teams. In 1912 he was at
I'xeter Academy. Ho coached Penn
sylvania In 1913 and went to West
Virginia for tho Beason of 1914 and
1915.
In 1916 and 1917 Zlegler and Andy
Smith were In charge of football at
the university of California.
CADORe! OF BROOKLYN,
AVINS ARMY COMMISSION
New tork, April 35
star hurler last y
today Is an officer
army
for com
Includes
racond lieutenants
-Leon J Cadore,
TJ. S. G. A. Would Debar Boys Older
Than Sixteen Years From
Courses
If the golf links heed ib.e "P"'lon;'
the United States Golf Association they
will employ no caddlea this year who are
moro than sixteen years od In i con
nectlon wltb th, s matter the '"""j,1;
committee, through the Becr.tary.Howard
tj Whitney, nan peni i-""-" ..--..-.-
Feat Accomplished in Na
tional League Twenty
Years Ago
Two Lively New Sports
for Soldiers Are Snap
and Volley Ball
Local Etcnts Tomorrow
ontrnrj to the i ustom nf th Lut few
1 .au rm lr It 111 tint tll.lt. SVPHfllNt I TI 1 Ifl
, --. a d, 1 run ".n . a-.-- -...-,.- --- : i"
k-tliall li-xt soHson iia f Idem id by the T ,, nnnftr, ,,111 ,e tie
.,hr for iiu. mill .niH.in nhkl. baa I i omorriiw. u aprears, win nr . i
Jut been srlvcn out lo elraduau Jlan.im r of fpectacular day for the peclators. for
.vinnuia ii n i.i.an.ir.1 i ndel ton to tlio army ana nav
.AVlI&t"1 ?$$!:& -events the collegiate pentathlon chain
lilue. tho ejuakirs will meet Weat Mrslnla , nionshlp of America, the many gram- I
Penn will asain open relutloiiH with tho mar ,lgh (ll(1 lirepllratory Hdiool lelai
'IvnnaNlianla'e lots in Inskethall silmlule 'races will be staged Thirty-two events
liiMmiir 7 -I'rsinua ai poini-. iirm.
ber 14 -VluhlenberB at home Dtiember 21
Naw, at Annapdla
Jnnuir) I, lliirtliniuth at himii.. J muarj
11 -l,ai.'tti. al hiuiu. Jauu.ir. IS
Princeton al I'rlnceion January -V, Swarlh-
l"ne.
Pi bruarv 1. Iiirtmouth at II mover N
II IVbruary 7 Yale at New Haven Conn
Pehruirv S Wt.t triclnla at hnlll', 1 b
nmry 14 e. e N V at w Vork ill),
Kebruary 15 Columbia at Now "Vork t It. .
IVbruary "J. lal al horn- rebruar 'i'i
Cornell at llhai n Pi bruarv ji, Hodimlir
ut lloihester ....
Man h 1. eornell nt home Man li s
Prlnietun at hom Man h 1 V ('oluiubla at
borne
rendlm?
ire on tomorrow s bill and forty-one arc
booked for Saturday. Tomorrow s events
all are complete In themselves and will
not be carried over to Satin day They
will bo run off on scheduled time and
tho officials hope, as In previous years
to rim nhi ad of the timo Indicated on
the programs
Pour c hamplonshlps w 111 be decided
tomorrow and nine on Saturday The
titles to be awarded tomorrow aro the
pi-ntuthlnn i-hamplonshlp of America,
Vim i lean college championship sprint
Ittsbiirah-t inrlunutl, not schedule.
it
Wfav Pavi
25-00or$20-l
for a suit when ou
can step right in our
READY-TO -WEAK
Department and pick a gar-"
ment equal s A Gil
vVi
to that
price for.. .
Over three hundred differ!!!?
patterns to choose irom nn im
newest tveares In rich effect. -
r
Our Tailoring Department
'ni.il blctrer business than evar.f
When you consider tho reniarkablO
values vve Biv -uu .ur yimr .nontyj,,
u i. not to be wondered at. In far-.
you couldn't equal our value anyst
where X
SEE OUR 9 BIO WINDOWS i
PETER MORAN &C0;
UEnCU.lST TAlLOn3
S. E. Cor. 9th & Arch Sb. "c
Open Saturday und Monday fifenInoi
Until i o'VLjck.
CY YOUNG WAS PIONEER BOTH ARE VIGOROUS
One of the most memorable date In
baseball was April 22. 189J, vvhon two
r.o-hlt games wcro pitched In the Na
tional League. Juy Hughe, of Balti
more, then In the "s'atlonal League cir
cuit, blanked the Bostons, while Theo
dore Breltensteln, tho once great tw Irlcr,
turned the same trlch on thu Pirates
on that groat day twentv years ago.
Theo" at that time wote n Cincinnati
uniform That wns the second time In
their history that the Buccaneers hail
been trounced without getting a safa
smash at the ball
Slug ball nnd snap ball ate two of
tho little itrtin-rers which will appear i
prominently on the athletic programs
of the boys "over here nnd over there"
They enjoved the'r premiere at the re
cent conference at Harden City among i
tho eighty-odd athletic coaches nnd for-1
mer star athletes who have enlisted with i
"Sparrow" to train the soldiers From I
all nppenranees they must have been
overlooked by lloyla In his famous en
cyclopedia, but "Sparrow" vouchea for
their worth.
Snap ball Is played In a space about
the size of the tennis court with a
leather-covered Inflated ball five feet In
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makes football anci uasKctbau look like
ear for tha Dodgers, tD aii member clubs In whit h emphasis
. In tlm tlnllarl States . i.ia nn h rimia labor situation at
A list of successful candidates present prevailing throughout the coun.
missions at Camp Upton, I 1 , fry n regard to the tcnrclt) of available
the name of Cadore among the mJn for productive purposes
The recommenuaiioi. .. iivn v
hereafter member clubs will not emp'oy
such caddies, provided, of course, that
Gurnet Wins at Tennis
Tha fait tap.
School scored
u..a..l.n.npt.. Pa.. Anrll 23
nt. ..un. nf auarlhmora I'reD
a shutout over the court athtetei of tha
VVIIllamaon Trade fcVhool ysaterday after,
noon. Score, fWi
Southern Association Results
n h e
New Orleans. . ' S "1 J
Atlanta ...-o-
llatte-l.a Linth and Plclnlchi Phillips
and Kiicnena,
ITT.1 rnnditlous are such that more
I.lttlx Pock,.
Naabylllo .
natterlea llarftrove.
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lUtterles Blapnleka and Smith Cavet
and c;oimaii,
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iiseiUl emilioynicn'. uiu i Vw........ ---
US U A be'leves that this matter
fi of surUclent Importance. hat lMa.1
committees should throughly Investigate
and act promptly In accordance with
JlVa result of their findings
Dase Hospital Wins
Tha team cf PS" Iliepltsl No 88 In camp
at Stanton Athletle JIM iron a kalln-na
with th. Atlantle City R ". 8tenton
viii- y-tterday bv a seore of 11 to ... . .
The pltehera allowed only a few tits, but
--orl w"ri plentiful and n Hospital won
bye.roi.lnir th- plats ten times In IDs last
three Innings.
Csttani,
U altar tlVLall . .
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Bomb Wrecks U. S, Ship
rrl. April 2B.--The ilestructton of
the, American steamship FJprf-irtl JL off
I -'S . .. .m.... (A l.t1uA, In bavJI
Y Is be4kY4 to hV
v. , . .a. rt . .l ..nta- ir'Hniiani
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H-j,l ."Aii,i.-iLW'" v.i.: Iikd &."' 'W ,.l?"22'--M 'Y v
rames nlayed In the major leagues
little over half In the National League,
while the others are divided between
the American Association not tha
present organization of that name, but
the old major A A. the old Players'
League and the American League, J.
Lee Ulchmond was, so far as the rec
ords show, the first major league
twlrler to turn the no. hit trick.
sleeping dogs and thnt every game
should bo equipped with a first-class
ambulance unit. Ah man us thirty
men play on a side One from each
team advances to tho center of the court,
holding the ball aloft At a given slgnnl
tho ball Is leleased and then the battle
begins.
The team that Knocks the b.g ball Into
That was In 13S0, when Ulchmond wa- Its opponent's net at the end of the court
on the pitching staff of the Worcester
club, then In the Ntctlonaj League.
Twenty-seven Cleveland men faced Rich,
mond In that game and were bowled
over, Worcester winning the game I to 0.
Ulchmond gained the no-hlt priority,
however, only by a matter of a few days,
tor less than a week later John M. Ward,
fired with envy at the great feat, of Rich
mond, did the same thing for Prov.dence,
with Buffalo In the role of victim.
Old Cy Young was the first pitcher In
the American League to win a no-hlt
game In nine Innings. That was In 1301,
when Denton, In a Boton uniform, shut
out the Philadelphia Athletics. Addle
Joss, tha famous Cleveland twlrler, who
died in ms, was the hero or another
great contest In October. 1901, When,
Is entitled to a score. Tho game con
tinues through a given period of time
and then the winner Is relieved from fur
ther trench duty to tattoo himself with
Iodine
Slusba.ll gives the regimental surgeons
less to earn their pay The game calls
for fifteen players on a side The ball
slightly bigger than an Indoor baseball
and. about uie same vvtignt is put on n
basu between tlm extended ttums and
kicked In tha direction of the defend
ing players The object la to reach the
base and back again without being
caught, thrown or tagged out as In base
ball. Every player 1 entitled to kick If
the ball goes outside cither at the right
or left the klcl; Is declared foul. The
Mcd-l 6. a4 Ton Wltb Corered Eipreu
Bodr. rnce, $940. F. 0. B. Buffalo.
VaJaTiMOTOR TRUCKS
wlth.n nine lnnlnrs. ha urev.li'.td u.l alda w.th tb bill continues to kick nn
sIik-I --- bt the Chlctgn Wmt- So.tU tb,re are out, and the result otm
iMicsmte the Initial Dag. . tame l eetermincci in June innings. ) .
The Trucks That Cost You Less
Not only less in initial cost, but less for operating and maintenance.
Building in large quantities accounts for the low initial cost.
Constructed of only tried and proven units accounts for their low operating
cost.
Not what they will do, but what they have done interests you most.
In Over 5 Years
No Stewart Has Ever Worn Out
A They Coat Less to Operate
You'll have fv delivery worries if you install Stewarts.
Make us prove that statement.
Chassis Prices, F. O. B, Buffalo
f -ton, $850 1-ton; $1395 H-ton, .$1750 2-ton, $2295
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