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NO DOUBT ABOUT IT, THE RED SOX ARE ONE OF THE BEST TEAMS THAT CONNIE EVER MANAGED
I WOMEN WILL OPEN GOLF
LARRUPING LARRY DOYLE,
OH, MAN!
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SEASON HERE TOMORROW
WITH SERIES OF GAMES
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YOUNG AND BARNES HIGH
LIGHTS IN GIANTS' LINE-UP
Popular Kcystoncr, Again in Form, Returns Along With1
Promising Pitcher in Hcrzog Deal Kid
Outfielder Great Flash
THERE arc a Rood many features to tlip dizzy crtiuvH Mused liy Mo
draw's New York CilantM In their mud d.vsh to rrw up the Nutloiml
league canter before tlto iinrter polo hns boon reached. The main noliu
laf been tlia't despite the fnot Hint not more than half the pitching staff
Is in trim a wonder start hus boon HtnRod with nine- Rtrnlcht ulno.
Individual feature, points of nprclul Interest linns upon three player
not In last fcason'n line-up. In the first place, thcro In Old Mini 1-nrr.v
Doyle. Doyle, lllto Daubcrt, wan crippled List season, and whenever n
player Of tho npo and c.vpcricncp of the UliintH' most popular player and
best hitter of the past decado gets a setback Immediately ho is classed as
fi "Can't Comeback." But Larry has romc back. His leK seems strons
again, his cjo Is as Good us er apparently and he 1m wIpIiIIiib tho old
war club with power and timeliness.
Doyle's activities havo been pccullaily Krallfyinc: to New York fans '
, and management on account of their comparative ahcnvliiK against the
work of Herzop. And since DoIe came In only part payment for the Mnr.v
Uuid troublemaker the show Ins of the two Is tho more keenly cnJocd by '
Gotham bugs And at this point enters tho second feature spot In the
transplanting ulonc with Doyle us an Incident to tho lierzoK trade of .toss
Usrnes. When the Herzoe deal dually reached the acid test It developed
1 that Doylo and Karnes were the real meat In the cocoanut and not Hcrzog.
Both managers wanted the two In preference to Hcrzog, and as McOraw
was better fortified llhanciully and was compelled to dump Hcrzog tit any
cost. Stalling" was forced to take the hot end of the stick.
High light No. 3 is Itois Young. laM reason farmed to Uoehester. The
kid Texan suddenly lias come to sharp baseball notoriety as n Lone Star
J- 'product along with Trls Speaker and Uogcrs Hornsby. doling, like tlio
local product playing with tho Tigers, Is known as "Pep. lie isn t old i
enough to bo called "Mister," nor Is ho within the grasp of tho draft, but j
he Is a big honsatlon In baseball and hah garnered moro spaco In tho i
Vicinity of I'ark How of late than Mary Plokford and her damage suits. I
YOUNU was a bearcat dining training camp davs and his general
work since the prnnn started has been grc'it. He lias been
apparently nervous under the strain of publicity, the responsibility
of Icad-nJT man and a change of hitting ail the time from the left
side of the plate. He ..lumped slightly after a big start, but within
the last few days he has been burning up the scenery In lurid style
agali..
Pcimsyliania Relay Carnival Was Successful
ALTHOUGH It was several notches below the high ttandard established
-In former ears In regard to the number of first-class and record
breaking performance", the' twent -fourth annual relnj carnival of the
University of Pennsylvania, which was held last Friday and Saturday At
(franklin Field, easily was one of the most successful track and field meets
held In this country since the Fnlted States entered tho vv.ir.
Once moro tho committee In charge demonstrated that a track meet
ould be run off In scheduled time. In fact, on several occasions tho events
It the Fcnn carnival were a few minutes ahead of tho time on the program.
As soon as one race was over the runners in tho next wero ready to get
under way The odlclalH werp not running hither and thither, accomplish
ing only little They knew what to do and when to do It.
The attendance on both days also was below par, due to the strong
rounter-attractlon, the Liberty Loan parade. On Friday there wero fewer
than 10,000 In the stand-;, while on Saturday only lt.000 wero on hand.
The Pennsylvania students, who liltherto alwnys had filled their sections in
the south stunds and ndded an elra thrill with their strong cheering.
wero conspicuous by their absence this season. The caii'e was apparent
hortly after 4 o'clock on Saturday when, after marching many miles in
the Liberty Loan parade, tho University of Pennsylvania Officers' Training
entered tho grounds amid the plavdlts of the gathering. They wero
In Umo to see Pcnn go down to defeat In several of the championship races.
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R
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IN' or shine the women golfnri of
this oily will open the rc.i'on In.
FIGHTERSMADE schang'S slugging lands . LOCAL CLUBS TO
GOOD UMPIRES him boston clean-it job DRAFT0ARSMEN
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ficldcr Is Pasting llio Pill
AFl'W ilas back refi
to the matter of
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ILITAItV flavor was added to the carnival by the large num
ber of uniformed men In the stands, tho blue of the nay and
the khaki of tho army in the special Army and Navy events and
last, but not least, the passing of numerous troop trains on their
way to deportation camps on the track alongside Franklin Field.
Only One Record Was Broken
EVEN though the majority of the leading college athletes of the country
were competing In the special and relay events, only one new record
was, established This was made In tho American college pentathlon cham
pionship by Johnny Tiartels, of Pcnn, In the discus throw. His throw of
113 feet 10V4 inches was many feet bonlnd tho relay carnival tccord for this
svenL The times in the iciay events were about tho poorest since tho car
nival made its debut.
The time for the American college four-mile championship, which was
won by the quartet from Iowa State, was tho slowest ever mado by a
winning team In this event In the history of the carnival. In winning tho
two-mile championship tho Massachusetts Institute of Technology runners
made tho second slowest time ever recorded in this event. Conditions were
the same In the one-mile freshman and one-mile varsity relay champlou
ihlps. Tenn State, the winning team in the yearling event, broke the tape
tn 8:313-5, two-flfths of a second better than the slowest time, while the
PJtt quartet was saved from establishing a new record for the slowest
time through tho sensational running of Frank Shea. As it was, Pitt's
time was the second slowest made In this championship event.
Shea was the star of the meet. He turned what were apparently three
.f defeats Into sensational victories, once in the medley sprint relay on IVlday
Sullivan. Corbctt. Jeffries
I and Others Excelled at
J Arbitrating Games
JOHN L HAD A VOICE
In llin olden time 't wan ii fad to
get the champion prize lighters to um
plic ball games, notes the Veteran Ob
erver In the New York Mail, who says:
And so it came that In their day
Sullivan, Jeffries, I'orbett, McCov, Mc- that therp might he n change In ninip
Govern and other famous pugilist. ofte Jan "'"' flub In the Heavy clouting ...il
, . , , , , ., . before thlncs were permanetitlv -eltlil
appeared In the professional ball parks j All(, nmv ho ,,,, ,, a, , r(,sr,
as umpires time, hitting In the walloping assignment
Xtany funny stories arc told by old i for Harrows fast-going ev-s but nnr
baseball managers of their queer ex- I old dearest friend of the blcelierlte next
,.,,,. , 'to Ping Ilrorlle, Vinllv Scliang. Wallv h
perknees with prize fighters when um.ra, ,,, worrpfl , ,, ,,,, ,t,P,
plring these games i more than lias that of Stuffv Mi'lniiis.
John L. Sullivan was really one of Stuffy had played shott and wa fa
the best umpires I ever saw. mlll.ir with the sl.v le of pl.iy ipqulrerl
On balls and strikes ho was slninl.v for h" hot cornering, but while Sch.mg
infallible, an-1 that bellowing voice of
his was always heard In tho furthesi
ferenr wa uuirl,
eleaii-un hitt'i
this season and comment was bad rela
tive to th" Tted So having a weak xM, r
In that very Iniportnnt role. Ilobllt., I
then occtipvtng the Job, was pointed to
as lacking the neeileil punch for the
beetle assignment, and It was Intlm.itd
corner of the grounds.
! And thn, too, no player, big or lit
j tic, ever gave John L. an argument
I Jeffries was not nearly so good an
umpire as Sullivan
had plavetl both third nnd outfield, he
hadn't tarkled either with nnv serious
ness He was more inteiested In Josh
ing friends In the stands or Kidding the
blearlieritia whllo cutting up In these
assignments for f Mack
Harrow, however, has been enamored
of Schanc's hitting nbllltv He has been
i
i matches In the threo lcigiies There
i will be three Hbsfntees this c,ir, ter
Irhantville dropping out of the Suburban
League nnd Wilmington and Landowne
withdrawing from the Walllngford Cup
League. Inability to get enough women
to play Is responsible for this action.
In one case threo women on one of the
teams are not able to piny becauo of
recent deaths in their families.
There arp a few changes In the various
leagues In tho Philadelphia Cup
matches ftlverton will take the place
of Old York Road, which drops Into the
Suburban Cop series In the Suburban
Moorestown Is displaced by the Phila
delphia Country ( lub nnd drons into
the Walllngford Cup. Seven women
will pla.v on each of the six teams In
the Philadelphia Cup. and flvo each
on the seven Suburban and the four
Walllngford teams.
Nincly.cvrn Women to Flav
in all Ihete. will be nlnetv -seven
women playing on tho numerous courses
tomorrow afternoon. This Is the largest
gathering In the country of women In
Inlercliih matches despite the fact that
tluee teams are not now In competition,
tn spite of the fact that the women's
matches will begin a week later than
was the case last year the outlook so
far as tho weather Is concerned Is not
very propitious Philadelphia women
have been more or less accustomed in
past vears to play under unsatlsgactory
weather conditions and some of the most
Important tournaments ever pla.ved here
have been carried out in rain and Wind.
Heeause of tho late spiing, which has
I prevented most of the clubs from get
ting tho courses Into the usual spick
j ind span condition at this time of th-
' cir, the women have not had much of
an opportunity to get Into the best-
plnjing condition Foitunately a num
ber of them have been plavlng In the
south and this 'hould prove advan
tageous Busy on National Duties
Another thing that has kept many
women awav from the courses has been
fled Cross and Liberty Loan activities
Without an exception every woman who
will play tomorrow lias been busy with
these nffairs and has spent davs and
nights working for the success of the big
drives. Whether the Liberty Ixian drive
ii nj In ilt ni Eitil-inrVi 1 1tc t rtmem liti i e
0 STRENGTHEN CREWS .been most prominently Identified with Its
I slice ess and. of course, this has not made
It possible to get much time for golf
I oiced to iiilnpt war measuies to have practice In addition, tho Krd Cross
a swriessful season, the Schuylkill Navy - - -
Ins arranged a plan whereby the niem
beis of the association tn ly "draft"
ri.i riiinu of fttller I llllw w lipli nri'nHjrv
! round out an rlclit-n.ired in four- Hill mnllrv. toslnc the inorls over for
i" r,'"n(i out an rigiii-onnii in i""! - ,-(fc7 in3 while rolllnu for the Creweent
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Golf Matches Scheduled
for Nearby Club Teams
tllll.VDI-.l.l'IIIV CI f MVTdlKJ,
SV. ".Vld:.."' l'dlWiMi ('rlrket .i
M. lulds. Itlirrtmi v Marion i, hi, "l
m limn w tt i vimims
f'hllnilelphltt, (nnnlrt , t imlliurr
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llnnrt si (nrli,Rl,nrn. i lirMrr v, i?,
brnoli lit Hnl C hr step ,fr"
Vl.t.lNtailHI, ( t f VIVKIM.S
rntilinlnk v Mnnre.lii,,,, , ',,
mink, linn .r , v,rloll Vt viinnV.""'-
women, particularly in the iH, ,.
weeks, ,.ivo been wo, Kg ,Rh, "
dn.v on large oiders an. I those '
In the cnnten servl. e I, ,,e ien meet
lug countless niiinbeis ,.f traino tpecA.
ing Hip soldier bojs I., the laee nl
otnen
" befin
($
ill Try Wartime JMeasure
in Annual Schuylkill
Navy Regatta
urn in spite or all thl the
will lip out In force lomoiimx
the spring series.
Malrlics for Itril (;ro
Hern Is tho list of the r,e, rro,,
matches, under the nusplies of the We"t
em Coif Astoclatlen and whlfli wer
suggested by CHIck i:v,ins. the natlomi
amateur and open champion
May .1 Columbia Cmintu c hii. w,hln,
ton. M c . Jsmrs Rimef w,i,r,i'
an.l Fred MeLernl '"""
Mnv Is t.osantlMlle t'eunlrv i ha, ,.
elnnatl Jiimes jinnies .To, k Hut, hi.m iik."
ert MeDonlld nnd Arthur I1obb !ob"
May 2 Ml I'hnilew Cnunlr, i, win.
nlpej: Mnn . Chiek Hun. Bn,l vrrer K
VAoorl. fnrmerh wiKlern nm.il, ur . hnmnlnn
Mny IMI-.MIiilk.h.lH Club Minn"?MI,
Hvnns. Wnrren K VVoml- urrv u ii
June d im.ia 1'ielrt rtub cM,aC0
l.)lis. Itarnes, VVoe.l hikI llunhlon
lime !ltke Shore Chill l-hliimn l.,nn.
Itarnes, tlulihlsnn nml II ll VMional.l
.tune 1)1 VVanliliiRtun I, i Mr V .
GhvIii nnd Ilvnus
it.Juti'' ,rJ n"rnes club 'p e,in. ):,,,
VVenil. ttRrtieH Hhil Mellon!,!,!
...'"V.r1" ,nl''hl Cluh, utHveland. Kxani
Wen,). Jlarnes nnd Melh,nnl,l "m.
,. "",", 'ii V1"1"" ,""'",,"h Kmumrity
Mil flnhhy .tnns -outhi Hi i h impmn Perry
Vdalr r. ins iin.l Won,!
.llllv 4 ttretilmnnr Cluh I .lnrnHo Sprlnnt
l.vuriH. Wnoi! Harney nn, liuiihinen
,.-'luiv ,; '"kewoo.l Clul. Prnv r Hians
Wood Jinnies nnd llilli Mmi
.T,ilv 21 Soinireinin Club i,i,l, .hurjr in
lenneth I tMu'Hrrln runnei up i is WPI,
ern iinwleur ehainplonshlp 1 rjnk Artamii
i.'"!!". en', iiiiiniiMin
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Ind , I.vans. .lonen, VVooit nn.l lMiri1ii
WHITEMARSlTftOLFERS
BUY S.i,()00 I.()A BONDS
Two ami I'ifly Memberi Participate
in Drive at Lolf
Dinner
The Whltennrsh Vallev nimtrv i 'lub
opened Its golf season fur tin vp,ir on
Saturday with a Tnnilistoiii tournament,
which was won by I'rank DleSo'd
To hwundied and llfu in mini ' t
club .ittendeil the d inn i wlilrli fol
owed, nnd dining the evming ilie mem
tiers Hiibscilbod $51.fi(iu m I.d, nt i.0n
bonds
Notes of the Bowlers
wally w:han(;
He
hnl HI Pi tlK1 rniinnMpiiiA u"HKUf not nmv
-t.i. &. L.-hfe.MA. tnm AlimA rru man 1.1 1 t
In this manner the Schuv Iklll Nnvv "m-erVleit "overhls team' for higli i flv.-'
makes it possllilp for clubs which Iihvp nnn seore for Iat eek when his srorlnu
lost a great number of men through , w;,Hj f" Hov0-?.1 hef haToFher
j i iillstmeuts In the service to make n I rni wtm were out for laurels and whs
flist-clnss showlmr in the annual rt- nutrolleil both for the two-came hiith m-ore
,.,,,,,,, i ii Hnl,UJ1 " ,nn,i iniividual hlh senro for one earne.
U-'tta, whli h will be Ik Id on .Iuiip I., hen llohbv Campbell, of the Hwnrthmore
I There are twelve events schcdul.d. ' ;m IK ffirtnvaSfcoSli Sm?.'
and tho l.ices will be rowed from the i morlnB 4ils pins havlnir two peorea of 2.11
I IMIrmount lln.it Club to the Lighthouse. Pin- e Bame il Wlllnj
ii dlstauco of one-third mile There ried awn the hlnh alnBle-irame score for tho
will be no .hamplonshlp elght-oarcd -ek whe.o.hern for totalf
shell laces rowed, anil the rt'fiuli ftiientt, I C-Itj J.ciBue by a mero three pins,
of tho regatta stipulate an equal dlvl- I
slon of seniors and Juniors in a numhet
of the races, In order to make com
petition more keen
his well-known bit In nobbv fashion
Is only hitting at a tf.t clip.
Wally so vindicated Harrow's judg-
Itllt he was bv 110 means as bad as rietermlmd In find n rer-nl.nr nlnen for
some of the fellows I have seen draw- ,,,, m the llnc-up where lie could whale
I Incr moneV from tile Dig leagues. .the It.ill nu n d;iili, linntlnio H'linti I, , ,..nn l.n l,A I, ,u L...,,1,.,A.) llnl.lllTl
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1 The tlrst game .leffrtes ever umpired was seen th.it lloblltzel wns not to be I and thus Is neatlv enconced In the lilt
in was played at l'aterson. ." J. Just Iot light ow.iv to the war ami hIiph ling s Indole between his old pals. Anms
'after he bad won the championship byjshean was obtained to plug up tin gap strunk and Stuffv .Mclniils This, bv
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Blllv Hradv was managing Jeffries at sewed up It was neeossatv to attempt to I nnd It N niovlng sinnothlv. n the games I handicap v.terau slnglcK for oarsmen "jfVluiker (ItJ
I this time and Manager Harrow, of tlje make ,1 ipriiI.ii outfielder out f the hen- -bowed lm identallv . Sehangl""' thlrtj-one. mixed four-oared gigs '
, l'aterson club, talked with him before i former leieivn. In nnv event, it was seems to have i ut bis mustache as well iseniom aim juniors,, jiniiui iioiioirs. -,P.miin tilth srorr!
Honor roll for the lait week;
1it -it
I'rnpram Arranged
Tlfe program as laid out bv the hoard
of governors Includes: .tunlor woik
Ipo.iIh. novlcn woikboats, Juuloi single
shells, senior single shells, mixed cin-
tipides ftwi seniors and two junioisi
sl-oaied barges (Juniors and s ninisj.
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Hurtle), (lunker Clt Vri 113
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Cnmpbell. Uimkfr Cll
iieht. tluuker lt
ler. duiker .City ,
Hurtle), Oiuker f Hi
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nmllfj. iliuker CIJi
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leftries went ' up against Kll7Shnmons I figured that he would be worth more In as his ilnwnMi stunts and appatently , Veteran centipede. rp narsinen over thlr- rreMfiit. rjilU .. ' Sj? 'il'i J5? lain I the Y MCA to go to e'ram In order
for the battle in which be won the I the outfield, and for the lat few earner is taking hoih the name and himself ' ty-one ; mlxid eight-oared shells and 1 1'""!""'. ' "'J ( )( ,j ,, nil 2 I to promote baseball among tin Amerl-
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.' ' " j,.,,w mniir, , . .., -.n .. .. . v . lineri) I, ell. I lllllt " ",'t S ,.u... ' Sllll punuril, u,r innv
I for
1 world's championship
Well, Jeff won. as wo all remem
ber and his route to l'atcroii over the
electric was one triumphal procession.
People were coming home from chuich,
and how the got net to Jeffries was
I more than I know, hut they hadnt gone
far before a pretty girl came down the
1 aisle of the elictrlc car and laid a great
! big bunch of roses on Jeffries s lap
"It" ,.i.i,e,i thouch it looked as
if he were going to burst a blotul ves
el Another girl walted up with a
, Jeff kissed the liid and Hrady was so
I .. .....i ... I.. ulmnU burst tho but-
I
and twico on Saturday. On Saturday, in a Class B championship, he was
caught by a bystander in the time of 49 S-5 seconds from a flying start In , boy hanging onto her '.lrt.','I want
his quarter-mile. An hour later. In the one-mile championship, he was timed 'Ir '''tTic ln-othei
by three -watches in -18 4-o seconds for tho 440 yards.
The field events also were disappointments. Before the meet it was
freely predicted that several new marks would be established in the special
events, but something was wrong, for not one materialized. Scholz, of
Missouri, with a record of 9 4-3 seconds for the century, run in a snow
storm, could not better even time, while the best Myers, of Dartmouth,
could do In tho pole vault was 12 feet. The high jump was won with .1
leap of less than 6 feet, while Sinclaire's winning throw in the shot-put was
many feet behind the record.
he has been on the Job in left and doing sennusl) at last
Singles and Bungles
(lilrfvfirt vrifipa
J iTIr.pa ilnnkr V
'111 VcMer Club, with fort.-.K men t Munctn. Ojinkrr tllj
ii ...,11...... ihiaiM riit. nni f4: nt '2H4it
Vii' " ni..r.i;.- Mi. o?i ftiK hoh :hh
CWT
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In tho xonleo. still Ii.ih cnoURh juniors I iVnYfi!fi Ji?Y"UV A M 5w iii" SMI
1H)3 0(10 H69 2680
f tfrd:i9 hf ro shrruood NnlllnRluun 1
Miibn. Th former I'ntl nlai tir.t Lin k ,
for Cincinnati made thr hits Hnd HtttMi
in pulltriK thf tlrnt trinl pla of thf rnr ,
1bf nnl thine hhcrr dliin t do was win
thn game for tht Urdu
It wa a Ifii'.p mnmrnl ut IiHm TurU
Htirinjr tlip twilight buttle. t'nuplo of .
'n ere un the Imiti und Mroj wan tit j
lmi Mnr liild down u bunt nnd rured to
tirM, but tli ball rolled foul, lufTj M-
InnU. who unMird th vn rlorl, run
boiK to liU K)sl(Ion nnd olioutrdi
ir ou Imui out u hunt I in cmne 10
ItcUled that he
i Tho rrnud that camo out that day quit m job llafhiill im loiiKfr wll hr
The crowd mat V""1 MP(, u , rim Ktt IIUII, wHh (hat tiff."
nan H'J wine- - - - - , .--, 1 linn niiitn kiiii ri mil' r-iiiiiji utiit iniir
Teffrles umpired i.uieuy, uui inw rrMct for Mcwi buiitlne nr b run-
WESTERN a
they Tvon't
athletes carried off tho bulk of the honors, but as
compete In the intercollegiate track and field cham
pionships, eastern coaches are not worrying. Although .evcra! of
tho leading universities were not represented In the Penn game,-i
l.nd It is therefore Impassible to select possible winners, the other
members of tho association had better beware In the coming title
meet or Pittsburgh or Princeton will spring a surprise. Both have
men who are capable of winning first places.
Georgia Tech Repeals Athletic Triumph
r TAST fall the Georgia School of Technology, located at Atlanta, did its
XJ bit in adding luster to the name of tho southern burg which far out
chines Its contemporaries below the well-known M. and D. line as a pub
licity center. It produced a football team that slaughtered other southern
teams that had formerly triumphed over it us a rule and came Into the
national gridiron limelight by walloping the eternal da; lights out of the
trng Penn team by a score of 41 to 0. In consequence of its season's
iWrd the team, which has been coached many years by Ilelsman, old
Umi Pcnn player, was selected by many as the best In the country.
K'Xnd now the swell athletic feat of last fall Is being followed by a tour
tfcW spring of a golf team which Is wading through eastern tchools with
Jtoilsw victories over Columbia, Tale and our home contingents. The school's
AMFeoonl (a not as much of a flash perhaps as was its football showing,
for 'Atlanta is noted for the number and quality of Its youthful golfers.
- ggvgp iCE 19 partly atuiuuicu ur ai, iraoi wit ri.i-uuih VI iliu BJJ1CUU1U
LfdaK as a links coach of 8tewart Maiden. There could lia-dly be a fluke
ii development of such stars as Miss Sterling, Perry Adair and Bobby
Jaw-
In- both departments ot piay, nowever, mere nas tieen an unusual
r wftaV luck, tor In a school of the size so much fine stuff would accumulate
)mr$)y more than once in A. lifetime. Ilelsman had In Joe Guyon and
ii Itrupper two or tne wor.ucr paciui or tne country, tneee men In
constituting an offensive ace that would have made the team
i ajjpfaat any other outfit on the .'ootball map, regardless ot defensive
, two Wi eatrVatAra now are appearing: in the golf line-up ot
.H
I t remember a game that Corbett um
pired at South Side racetrack, in South
St. I-ouIh, not long after his victory
over Sullivan. , ,
, two amateur teams were playing.
1 and Corbett was the arbiter of tho,oc-
I """it was on Sunday afternoon, and
when the gates were opened at noon
...a. enmn troonlng Into tne in-
closure, and they kept coming until
dusk, for Bill Brady, who was then
managing Corbctt. ordered the teams
to keep on playing and Corbett to keep
on umpiring just as long as the people
were paying their way In.
That was perhaps the biggest crowd
that ever saw a ball game In this coun
try.
nine, for the (dnurettrr Ihi, think im, more
ot his job limn he doe of ld riclit tirni.
tail lire; rVeoifi Mct'anit Alrrtnulrr
lias tdtitiliiff ta.elinl Thin mrh hr li I
jlfeiii!0 tent .tin t it uitiiiy uiidt o (fif
ffroice. fir ftr.
Til" Athletle hne not heen "hie 10 Unil
In eighth pluee lhl xeaon SI i.ouls Ii
plaMnK a JoKo on them !
.Vol, fiaf Scott Vcrru has mnrfe noorf the
tiottoii Itraieit tiny he ii thet- vrovcrtu. I
inml cnanrr nnv fi jtireter 001 v 11m n pair
ot clubs lihe that are flghtlnp for M,,i.
Iluvlnir lieen trlntmeil t,v Nailonnl f.enKiie
teutni. the llrnvr kept in, their kimmI work
b lilne to VVHHhlnict'Hi rMfrdn. Illle
pulled the nrlle iKine of the eeiiMin lien lie
l,lt ,h l.nfl u mile niul stood hetneen ftee-
nn.l nml thlrtl iiikteldne Outfielder hhenkM
reerne the pellet from a pool of vuvtrr. When '
Baseball Statistics
in Major Leagues
The eel.' reionl hi e.n h lejicite of
mine ilneil. Mon tinil lost, ulti, runs,
hite, errors, men lefl on hueew anil runs
Moreil liv oiiponentM. Im luilinic the Kiinien
of aturilu. prll rt?. is iin tolloui,:
NVTIIIN M, I. i:tll i:
p. v. 1.. it. 11 :. 1. 11, tut.
New v.ork S I 3!) I,.t 9 M Zl
I'hililllel. II ,V I Mil M 111 4.1 III
(hiriiao .v '! 'in :: in tx i:
( iiirimiaii. a .1 1: 111 :v i:
I'lltsliurah 5 :i -' -M II 12
si. louls 11 1 r. i.v :u n :n a't
iioston n 1 r. u 41, 1.1 11 ;;
itrookbn i 1 . 111 11 11 :i: :ia
AMf.HK.VN I.K.Vt.l i;
I', VV. 1.. It. II t:. I, II. (lit.
Iioston n I 2 1: :u s :ix 11
Clevrliiml II I '.' :ill III 7 Ml '.'.V
( IiIi'.iko 'til II I.'. I 17 II
e Vnrk ii x :i -i; r.o 111 :n ':n
Drtmlt t 2 .' ix :ix 11 7 in
Vliihlilnicton Ii 2 I 22 III IX 1.' 2.1
l-lillndrl. :l a HI IX .- 42 l:l
t 1hiN 1 1 :i 111 :i; ." 211 2i
231. 231
231. Flntlle).
and veterans tn enter u i rew In every 1 i.lnirii. (junker ll
event, und l iiptaln l.elim linn Issued 11
I call for the nun to report for active' TnMlm, i,ti, irore.:
I training tonight I'ieno Klyim vvlll bo 1 Itartlei. 221. 2t2. Vampbell
entprril hk il nnv 1,'n Rtntftn u..tiller unil 1 (.ueai o , ."
... ,. i.i ., , . 213. 20.,, lloaxerR - Slii. in uiusrr
Walter Illgllng as a Junior (oiite.stant Uioek. 20s. 2"2. I'hllatlelphln Hortzer.
In tho sinEle i-eull.s race, while Ciarret U'U Iron nnd Htecl. oieman. -i.
Hann.i will tiv conclusinn.s nx a tunlor i ,J).-V.,r a..ni ' MiirJrt
uoikbont t-culler. Paul f'ostcllo. re- 2(io. 2ii2 "lu'rr!" 220 21J. ;rey 204 212,
ganled as the he.t elngle Mailer in Ilia I "a,' S&j-i.Jii,1 b"de,p"" ,
Mnliitill Ml Viif iulrt. frnm lol- l.-ltt- un.t1A1 '7 frowront PhtlHnflPnla.
vM,o-s alr'eady on his way to France; ' J,1rr'sfi? K.ion.l" ani'.tum'p":
will row In the senior fdnglo sculls race, '"it Quaker I'lty and Philadelphia Kleetrlc.
While .he other clubs have not man-llftrt-lffi 'Val'SStvUsA
lied out their lowing piogr.ims. It Is Swisher. 23J Philadelphia Price. 221. I'hll
ep?ited that all will play their part In Hdelphla.
miiKIng the regatta a nuctesa, as It Is i . ,, . . ... k, ,,. .,,
ver, unlikely that the dub will par- .2"Sj"To V'elJK I." w'and" fo'rTh,
tlelpate in nn regattas nway from i aeeond tlnin the atronn While Klephnt ear
home as lonir d the Kaiser has not been rled off the champlon.hlp. havinK won thirty-
brought to lils huees
un
fill. Industrial.
easue i inou.
mm
VVN,VVVVV 'X.N. S, yl-s-s-vs-n
FULTON SIGNS FOIt $10,000
ROLK IN FIVE-REEL AIOV1E
Will Hold Hcd Cron Repalla
The Schuylkill Navy board has sub
scribed $1000 to the third Liberty Loan
and u Hcd Cross legatta Is under ion-
fcideratlon for the Fourth of July similar
to the one held last seaso
in that dliectlon has been demitely de
clued
So far only one tlub regatta has been
decided on. This wilt be rowed by the
Vesper Hub on Juno 8, and will be en
tirely In chargo of the junior members
of the club, who will get up the crews,
the Judge and start tho races
on
The new Spring
V-COLLARJ
STIPULATE HUM) lf,
FROM HOXLV; RECEIPTS
VlllnHiil.ee, tls.. April .s Th
('team I'ltv Athletic Cluh of Milnnukeo
offered ISennv l.enn.ud ,md Chfirllo
White 60 per cent of the ci"" itielpts
for n ten-iouiul (ontcst at the Miluiiuk,',
Auditorium, stating noun penpi. Ten
vr tent Is to gn to Stnti nnd reft of
.Id per cent to the club nil th" ondltlnn
that tile boxers and clul, lake all tin)
nionev in Liberty Itmids
If airctitnble to the imveis the i tub
plans to stage the battlt in Mav nr June
As an extra nttrartlnn tin ehih will
stage FranKle Izzo nnd Young Zulu Kid
lit a title matih fr the Ihweight (ham
pionslilp. Iziio clalins the tllle
MATTY WILL REMAIN
WITH REDS FOR WHILE
llclicvcs Ho Can lie of More fcrvitc
Here Than b Going lo
I'ruiicc
f li.elnnnll II.. Aliril ' I ' irtOlllier
iS2 'il'n Sis Mathewson. manage of thi Cinelnnitl
Tne. lir" r!ni ' Nationals, annnunnd last niBht tint he
...ill renin In uitli 111,, ll.lls fill Hie nie.
cut at least and will not in - Pt tlrt
.... . I.I..I.. mi, nt fnrti.lwa iraineii nlaeit
The mot ronltent roller In this leaiius
from hla ahowtnir throurhout hnth neanona
la the unheatablo Jim Clueat While not roll.
Inir on the championship team, hla seorlna
thrnuKhoilt tho entire achedulo has never
teen equaled In any flve-inan contest.
T.nl.lt, (he nell Telephone sauad will
nr Jiuy sliiillai' tn to taku tho aerlea from the Star Supply
n, but nothing team, and if auceessful It will le them
o deHntei.- .i I undisputed possession of third plare In th;
Industrial I.arue vviin i ryesDuru unci
Coleman shootlnc the maples, they should:
train this place easily.
Jark IojIe. of Chicago, former first base
man for the New York Nationals and Wash-
lnxion Americans, nu orrn Huooiiiiro as hii .
umpire tn lh Western Ieague. K. W I
And at that game alone Corbett and
reeene the pellet from pool or water. When ' ,,... ... V lnP Jun"0 Hnu Blurl lllB rules
he resumed hln Journej. Ilailej was thrown ,spirdllt for Wlllaril s Tllle Signs j The Middle States Bowing Assoclatlot
ot at fie plate. Agreement With California , 111 hold Its annual meeting In the ll6
.-..- --."- .. .-, -,.nA I n rtimPiim mm .Mrrn , .. ,.--. ,,....w.. w.. -. "" 1MC !"-'
Braay pui.eu uunn n cm.. v. -. todi ' lOllllPCril
" " ' n j i ti... . & ' Tm llirtlieunrl ilntlntil liUU liOflt !1 Hl1('(l
, SOLDIERS TO BE TAUGH I ,;he Hurl, hors- m the National If Joh , ti,0 j.-red Fulton-JI K Collins fund.
sJ'-'-"-'. w . Xfedreu enn lull this OUSIHele ho will lie -
CYTflAfMTXT" AT IT S HAMPSlwell et for hallenEe to the uratern sd 8 il report fioni .MlnenapoIIS.
S KMiUinVr ftl u. s3. vj. i ,ubi ,f h ,,,, , p ln ko.i form T, cllaUenBer for the title has signed
I the ract will nrru down to a hard battle ngieement to apnear In ll tlve- el
, . ,, ,,..., .. niovl ror tnai sum. ine oner wrs inane
Christy Jfolif ii oi, tefie i e ?i-Daii i nv , r.,iifornla. movlnp-nletui e concern
more important tn tht Uttl Hlott thm, 'b ' J,""! JK? V" B,'Vle ,, , ,V ? f;
(i Frnnre. Anu ' ran elioie 'm how hi , the pn-tures w. u ce km ' ' '"
j'raiire. fcul the natioa ncrils somttHiio rise, n'a when Fulton and Cplllna rr.lve theie
' (l.nla ttiw .. V. Hi, tnl.n , Ilium lliml'irli
Dlekerson.
nour.reu
president of tho leaxue.
Aquatic SUU Considered One of Many
Requirements by the
Military
Waahlnk-lon, April 29. Swimming is
to be taught soldiers In the training
camps this summer as a military re
quirement, according to the plans of the
War Department commission on train
ing camp activities which has charge
of camp athletics.
At -Camp Devens, Mass.. the soldiers
will use Hell pond for their swimming
instruction. A corps of engineers under
Captain Richard F. Nelllgan, canton
ment athletic officer. Is now setting the
pond Into shape, and Captain Nelllgan
is preparing to Instruct whole regiments
at a time In swimming.
nudd Goodwin, noted swimmer of the
Vew York Athletic Club, has mapped
out a comprehensive program of Instruc
tion for the wldlers at Camp Travis,
where he i division athletic director.
i nudd Goodwin, noted swimmer, of tne
'..- men will be held V M. C A
m theie tnur. wh'ch take i them throvcli
Kddle folllna and oJe .tacksnn leave the the country until Juno 1, when l-u'on
Browns somethlnc to punle over whei they i expects to start training for Ills battle
e'arted s nlnth-lnnlnj rally that Uld the w(tii Joss Wlllard.
Urowns low. : lu 1
Hon of holding a Middle States regatta
on Labor Hay vvlll be threshed nut. I
From present Indications the regatta
will not be held The officials for the
j ear will be elected at this meeting.
"NO FIGHTS, GO TO WORK"
Judge Orders Pugilist to Pay
Alimony Despite Poverty Plea
Th- 01at wPI nttewnt lo stirt another
wlnnlnr streik this of'i-enoon. hut ';i t
tetiet will he meile this t'me vlth the
rhllllra on th defensive. Which Is torar
thlni elan main.
Pherdell was rapped for twelve hlta by the
Reds, but won hla game for the Cardinals
Tfie OlnnU oan iidllmia teere the hla run
rnoHrrs 7o Kcrk. S'rw York irorrd thlrfie
nine and CUvelani thi twix.
McGILLIVRAY DEFEATS
-.. 1-,1 i'.jn- i, s-n. ., ..i..ieat directors at the cdmn vvlll lend
;-" "'" ""' """"I " 1 I '"'.- 'r.r. l Ih. wneW A almltalf
Wrfctfejgayheii lVm 5i? f-i"" t b&
SPORTS SERVED SHORT
Ttie ntn American leairue cl"t de.
feated the llrldatport All-Stars at nrldae.
port, by the score, of T to 0 by timely and
hard hlttlna- Only four membera of the
rrsular Itoston team were used
Krae 4, s'lllerton, lh ehteen yearold
alar er ttie i-asi me Ainieiie s uv, mu.,..
hletlo CTubi Jlle time w 39 minute.
New York. April 29
New x.nrU. April 2D Victor Moran
a lightweight prizefighter, can't find
.nnnph ftffhtA lo Htmnnrt hla uICa TIa
ROSS FOR 100-YARD TITLE , Pleaded before Supreme Court Justice
'urrciiuauin mei 'ihiwh, oiiuuiu uc
small, because lie is too poor to pay
San Krawclsco, April 29 l'erry Mc
Gllllvray, of the Illinois Athletlo Club,
retained the American 100-jard Indoor
swimming championship here yesterday
when he defeated a field of eight com
petitors In G 2-5 seconds In a race
sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic
Union.
Norman lloss. of San Francisco, fin
ished tlve feet behind McUUIIvrav.
Clarence Lane, of Honolulu, was third,
and George t.unhn, of Hun Francisco,
fourth
Miss Charlotte Boyle of Xew York
city, won the women's national C0-ard
championship, with Miss Dorothy Hums,
of IjOh Angeles, second, and t'alre tint
niran. nr rseur iaru uiiv. intra. 'me
time wan It 1-S rieconds. and Miss Boyja
in u ell.
Said Justice aresnbaum, In awarding
J30 a month allowance'
"If the defendant cannot earn money
because of Inability to get bouts with
prlieflghters. there seems to be no rea
son why his physical powers may not
properly be minted at work In shops
doing Government work or In Borne
other branch of Government service."
won by u-marpln of only elk inched, .
OI YMPIAA.A. !,roai1 "nd 'bdnbrldte
MrMY FVFMNO. At'KII. 8
Abe Attell (leldsteln r: Tatar Wallace
WAI.I.V nKII a. JIIIIN.NY TVVtAN
TKKUIIV HKtWKva, I'.DfllK UORUAn
. I). Willie MMhlln ts. (hurk VVUslns
BiH Tat v. JTIvmim
We, U..m.m. JlmtMJ.imc.e Ul
RACES
TODAY AT
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Seven Races Daily
INCLUDING A STEErLECIIASB
TRAIN SCHEDULE
?.? Jrnv:uth 'ai u,M,ni"
rilESTEn. r. I'enna, R. ll. Train Its.
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1!.-0U I'. M.I ll, ii O. Train leares lilO r.U.
ADMIBSIONl Orandstand and Pad-
dock. It. 03. tadies, 1.I0 Ineludlo,
war tax.
stirht hack at tm p. .
BOXERS
"Do Your Bit"
far the mod ef jour game and the
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