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INTERCLUB GOLF MATCHES
FOR PHILADELPHIA CUP
STAGED ON THREE COURSES
Women Club Wicldcrs Play Second Contests of Season
Will Open on Thursday With Sixteen Teams Com
peting Geist Meet Friday
-M
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Dy WILLIAM II. EVANS
THE second of the various tnterclub on the tenth green. In this way many
golf matches In the Women1. (Jolf 1' Jh' or " C.1J?1'?FZV&
. land unless the winner gives it away the
Association of Philadelphia wan plnved I ),,, mRn have the satisfaction of
thin Afternoon, with three matches In . knowing that no one else will reallie Jut
the Philadelphia Clip, three. In the Sub- how badly he was beaten,
urban and only one In the Walllngford I Mercliantville Looks Like Champion
Cup. The rhainplnn team of the l'lillR- M.rchantvllle. which won the cham
delphla Cricket Club plnved Illverton at plunshlp a couple nf years ago. will make.
thte Cricket Club. Itlvcrton M making J'1 I'M '" ""l,hn"" ..TU .T'JT'!.
i.. jk . . . . ... . , . . ... "ho will heart the Merchanlvllle team are
lt debut In the big le-igue. and as the otl,ar tn.,n Murlc- niley and Kied
championship each year In that division j Knight. Mercliantville figures that the
usually lies between the Cricket riub. tram with there j:ars at the head should
Huntingdon Valley and the Merlon . J""" "" V'"V!lI -!? ,!?tll '.".",1 )
.... i ..... .u .. ... . u them and Mvope and Hurlelch as four of
Cricket (.lub the other three clubs usu. ,h. .. ,- ,. ...,m rtoeu look for.
' xi.t.kt.
i mi., inn-.
ally have a hard time, of it.
Merlon, which was beaten for the first
honors last yenp after playing n tie,
played at I'hllimnt against the home
club. The other I Ig match In the hie
league was at St Davids, where the)
home club met Huntingdon Valley
Reel Cross AITects Toutney
Hed Cross activities nre responsible'
Fire Leading Batsmen
in Tiro Major Leagues
AMERICAN
linker. New YotV. .
M'rdkrr. Cleveland.
Hooper, llnstnn . .
(isiiilll. CMraro ..
Jaekaon. ( htnian .
NATIONAL
Dalle. New Anrk.
Knurr. New Vork
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Hala hoped to make a hie splurge this
ear, hut (lenrge Hoffner and V.A Clnrey.
who Joined the club Inst year, are now
In camp nnd Hala will not hae the use
of their services. Woodbury, which won
the chamnlnnhln l.it year, has been
hard hit but It will Hill hive the long
and hard hitting nungten who did
such valiant work for the home club
chiefly for five of the clubs dropping out I last vear rr.inkford will be the real
of he league competition this sear, al-' veteran team this year, as four of the
though some of the most active workers I youngsters have gone to the front. In
In that fine organization will be plaliig( fnrt. eery club that will pl.iy Thursday
tomorrow. The clubs afftcttd Me those has been hit hard either by enlistment or
who have to depend upon rive or en th draft law
women In order to izf. out any hurt ot i
a team. With two or thrre women unable Will Mrs. Harlow Win Apuin
to play the clubs are virtually out of Iti q Friday the fifth annual eompetl-
an the other womn who play over thjl,on for th( nnrenc? Oelst Cup will
course are desultory golfers, playing n? p1nvr(1 nt the Ovcrbrool: (lolf Club.
occasionally am) nirels eer tnterlns Mr f!el)t put u) n tl(.liutifui cl, ,vhlch
Into competitive gnlf .. ,lh. to become the permanent pooesslnn of
Olancing at t.B 1st of women who ,,, bf w
comprise hf ir lous t, m one .will nR ,ow w h
It' I;" "k0! mi?u,nmaenrkoe gi V"s " a row ..an ,ear Mr. C.e.st
iome of the vounscr plavcrx Intereatert gave another cup under the same con-
fn tne game from the competitive side, dltlons nnd Mrs Darlow won again.
Fach year the b ittle for the women's The cup has been played for fou' times
local championship Is waged by a half nnd each time th honor of winning It
doien or more plain's nnd In the Fcinl- has been Mrs Il.irlows She made a
final and final matches It Is rather rare ,.cmr ( ?;, while Ml., Mildred Cnverly
to see any women in incni uu.c. ..i. ine minima, ruiim-.-ini, wn i..u jugsrn
Mr Tlarlow. airs, r uier. .um. .....
so"' Mlsa Ca'ierly. Miss Campbell. Mrs.
Fox, Miss Chandler. Mrs. StcUon, Mrs.
Slotter nnd Mrs. Hero!
Men's Matches Hcgin Thursday , n,,
This will be a busy week ror ine i n.i- tiu 1 Urtlv 1I1V.U UtlVi3
.delphla golfers On Th"'' '"e llr-t EPISCOPAL AT TENNIS
of the series of Interclub matches in ine i
Suburban Cup will be played by the ,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
READY FOR OPENING
Auburn, N. J., May T. John It. Far
rell esterday announced that every-
thlnr- U tn rndlness for the CPeiltng
of the new International l.esgue reason
in uaitimore, Aewaris, jc.prj v. nr ''
Blnghamton tomorrow
Farrell said "Any of our clubs that
...... . M..nh ... .Vim.' a h.lun..
on the rleht side of the ledger nt the
close or our teaFon win in m.e iwu.
such rurplus over operating expenses
Into the nation's Liberty Honds."
The following assignments of umpires
have been made f r the opening games
At rtaltlmorc, I'mplrc Johnson: nt N'ew
,i'k onrien and 1'firman ; nt Jersey
City. Westrrvelt j at Hlnghamtmi. I.:wls.
at Iluffalo Wcstervelt , at Ilochester.
Johnson nnd I'flrman : at Toronto, I.ew
Is, ot Svracii". O'llrlcn
ROBERT PATTER TO LEAD
PENN FRESH TRACK TEAM
At an election for captain of the Uni
versity or rennsivama hrcsninen, uon.
en I'Atter. or Cortland. N V. wa
chosn to lead the .vearllngs Tafer l
1 snrlnter running tn the ion. and i!20.
yard dash" and h also ran on the one
ml'e freshmen relav team lat week
Patter graduated from th Cortland
Itlg:' Sehonl, of New York, and entered
llin t'tilverslty Johnny Dartles th pen
tathlon champion, nnd Fan Klvlat
brother of Abel Klvlat. the famous New
York track star opposed Tatter for the
captaincy
Daniel Dache, of lCplcopal Academy,
running for the combined high schools
aralnH the Freshmen, at the I'nlverslti
of rennslvanla. captured first place In
the half-mile event, running the distance
In 2 minutes 2 seconds Klvlat, of
the Freshmen, breezed In second, and
Dunten, of Brown I'rep, finished third
CHICK EVANS DEVOTED
ALMOST TWELVE YEARS
TO GATHERING CLUBS
By Slow Accumulation, Instead of Purchasing All at
Once. National Champion Now Has a Set
Entirely to His Liking
H CJIARLKS (CHICK) KVANS, JU
T WAS always Interested In the con- hlade The sole was rounded to that
tents of the big profevlonaK golf i the ed(,-.s would not catch In the turf,
bags, nnd I fancy that a true account for the clubhead mutt ch'p through the
of their gradual accumulations would b( turf fast and smooth In this shot.
a matter of helpful hl-tory Three I ofls
r!nlf "" Rb0ut,,wel,v' ,""' ,n,nC: Thes..' were nuO In three dirferent
cumulaf my set of go f cubs and I ' i-. ...
...... i;ijr m.irnie ion, mv niDMCK lott
now have the various lofts and lies to
and one In between To s.vorten a long
n.v IILIn. Ma. I., t ...I.... . ....1
m-flf as well by bu!ng. all at once, a ! f" ' V. ',"' ,'. Ut , al,f,rL T""":
nice Utile set MrKti according to the I ' " 'h,ot ' ll" b- ' ' rlbb.d.faced
advice of an obliging salesman. I '!ub ' f ' f "'""l '"tncult to judge
, ,,, . . The rlbv did the work of the backst. n
in. u ,-. , L"C,h ' ?"!' "rc "0t ,S I """" :,t"1 " ""' Phv th club from
un .2 "' '"ch " u"""ly accumula- . ,, , ,,'( t , u r
tlon, and with such an nicirmtilnlton I ..j ,,.,,..., .,,,,,. ...,,,,.,,, .,,.,. '
our snoi oces not turn out well vou nro , , .,,. ..,,.., nf ,,, ,......, ,
iivvnv Last year mere were seventy-
eight entries, nnd the Indications nre
that an equal number will start on
Friday.
LOOMIS AND EBY WIN
SECOND LIEUTENANCIES
DUUUIUII k .,.-.. !.!,,
men. As has Men in " " """
iears there will be four divisions of four
clubs. Instead of there being fourteen
men on. each ti.im. each tlub will be
represented by eleven men. rhu old
point system will be dropped nnd each
ilctory will count but one point.
The various clubs In the liague had a
meeting during the winter, and In view
er war conditions nnd tho absenco of
all the players of conecriptlve age who
are able to fight, It was thought best
to cut the number of men on each team.
While It will not he an old nian'H league
the great majority of th players will
be those who are past thirty In order
to make things as Interesting an possible
It was decided to havu each mat;h cost
but a single point, no matter whether
the match goes to extra holes or ends
Ontr-l lllh Kh-il etnl - t( f "atrd
F!nlrnnnl Arail.mv In sn tntr"chnlns! In n.
nls niHtfh phvoil on npls?orHl'i courM by
lh- cr nf 1 to -.
fapMln ltftnr wns th- star fo Krl-fn-nl
lie won n hird thr."t mntch from
i::rnsn 0 4 4. a. 0-2 Srnrrs
Tlrst Irnte- Amt-ritm rnlrl lllmri
f-nt-d Frs-vl-r KnlsrAovl fl4 n.l
Hrnn-t -Hal" CaMsIn HrtrTr Ilnlnroral
itfeti r.lsman. C-ntral Utah. 1.4 4.8
M-2
Third sinil"" "olntofr r--irl HlEh de-fst-d
nirv. Kele.orsl. n-4 o-i'.
Tourlh sieol-s NMdlrh I'.pl-enpsl .
fc.te.t VV-M-lhlst Cenlrnl llloh n.l.
Doubles Mtrn and IMnhu rntral
Hlsh. rtfeMtfl Kraft nnd Ilorrorks Kulco
pal. la ll-.'.fl
25,000 at Soccer Match
Lnntlnn, Msy 7 Th- final tier if the
Otsefow War Cup was pUvrd nt GUscnw
bftween th famous CMtlr and Mnrtn.
hfore 2.ooo persons, Tha Celtics won tho
rup tiy the only goat scored
riilengo, Mav 7 One national cham
pion nnd a big hatch of star athletes
vvie among the graduntes of the third
otllcers' reserve training camp nt nock
ford Jo I-oomls, former National A. A. U
snilnl chami.lon nnd hlsrh llimnpr nf Ihr
Chicago Athletic Association, was one
of the men who eiuallllec? for a commis
sion as second lieutenant.
Karl Kby. another Cherry circle nih
il te. was another wlnnet Khv com
peted for the I'nlverslty of Pennsylva
nia last year In his freshman year, but
was cnlled to service before he could go
back.
HOURLESS .MAY NOT RUN
AGAIN AS RESULT OF HURT
naltlmnre. Mil.. May 7. According to
trainers returning from Belmont Park
yesterday Major August Belmont's
champion thoroughbred Hourless will
never race again The son of Negofol
nnd Hourglass n howed a tendon In a
recent workout at Belmont Park and It
was decided by his owner nnd Trainer
Hlldreth to retire him permanently He
will he sent to the stud to take his place
at the head of Belmont's nrcteutlous
breeding establishment.
prefer the rounded ones, bjt Jock Hutch
inson u-ts th- sharp nines a little more
rrectlve. but cutting the ball terrlblv
Properly plaved. and with a grern with
ctuullv inakea
sure that vou plaved the vvtong club
The moral Is cut down on ilulu when
ever possible
Dcrription of llie ?Inpuni
The
-Ion Is the stopum It Is a rlbbcd-faeed , Vl';1 '"? "J 'h "fhle comes In
club, and probably all golfers 1n ,. i f-'r - '' "vots ench round, hut I never
.ii,i i ,a, i.. i. i-" ....... ..v. '.i u-e It now exc.pt ov.r 15n vards. unlest
i ,,,,. . I.IV...I U. I. I . . Il II . 1IJII, llin. I . .. I 1 . .
iiki.ui . U" UlU I lit UC Ul IIIC UUV
Mut with the Ftiipum ugainst the wind.
unlers for it very short one. Is ninst un-
Thal May Happen
in Baseball Today
amkhican i.r.ut'r.
Dm 11 IM'i Win "
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(le.rlnnd t 7 .' .JJJ ?
(hleaen . 7 l . .Ml .V"
New lork . l s .Jio .jv; .Vsl
Delrnlt , fl ..'O. .;. .';
Mhletle. . ."J .JJJ
n.l.lnelim . a III .S7.1 .41. .3V3
vtiiinai. i,K(iri:
Men l.'i-t I'.C. Win l.e-e
rw ork n I .IHS .'III .SS8
(hlrntn II I .''-I "'
riil.imritli 7 .vn .r.r.t .v
Pilinei V H N ..V'Sl .Sfl .471
j In, Inn.nl K II .til .IMI .HO
"t. Ion". II .!V1 . ,X
H.r,ii .1 1.1 .l"7 .M.1 .171
club I Intended to talk about JLTLn' 1,,' 'nci
1 set forth upon the ..hoy. d ere- I h- ball jump Lock
the stopum It Is a rlbbcd-faeed , u"- ' '"? ,",IJ 'h n"
owing to the preent rhi'tlcitv of golf
balls, Is In my opinion a necesidtv,
To my surprise, nowever. I found that ...a ,. . .. in.i mn,i.. .i'n Si
this club Is not Included In (111 Nichols- , bill, ',, ,, tlm .,,, ,)USiea )t fasl.r
-eii ....,. e.ir.r in "-and faster back to lis starting place.
Ih-' ."V'iaLr .T m.UCl! ."."I ,'' fiider such conditions I use mv nushle.
because wind against a ball win make It
drop dead anyvvtiv Ordinarily. 1 use
tliu mashle for hlsh shots with a full
inn.li uttv.l.. In llinl .... tl... Ii.-ill la
i tninit tnai i wus one or tne nrsi in. ,,irown fc0 high In the air that It drop
shows how doctors differ Joclt Hutch
Inson carries two kinds, one for long
shots and one for short ones, I carry
one
take up the club I bellevo that It Is
essential because the mashle cannot be
applied with effective consistency tn the
"cut" shot. Of course, any good player
can put a backspln on a mashle shot I
specialized si to speak, on the mashle
shot for years, and for that reason I
with little roll Tjklng up the stopum
Is Just one more step In my air routo
golf
rolc of tlie Howlers
,-.-... - -. iruih- nnu rnin siui nnn rr?l Place n
am better nttct tn talk nlmut It man i th,. two-man ihamnlun-hlrj with . n fur
any other club In th- bag eml l"tue-n Zlr ami lnrn and Cl'.loii
mnl Coot, evt.1 hvvlnic .on s, vm ..nd lost
Stopum Replaces Mathir "'"'
It wns my cherished m.v-hle that gave I statl-n ti -till holds frst rl- In th "les
in- nil the success 1 have had In the ' M-n's ' I.rau- wlih u tr.rle tt- for s-eotu
cr-m- It v.as tha i-nn,t inHIr- of llerrvl bnor- lite-ii .tallnns . afid and II
game it was tne good ikiv ice or tie.rr i (. butlun b.m forced Uik Into fourta
Turple. of Old Kdgewat-r. that led m- piaf,..
ti try to master that cluh Times have
changed, however, and my mashle, once i IMmin and M.iHonl ennllnus tn Hehl hsrd
tin. innt Imnnrtint clnli In mv tins Is 'Jr ,n t"' r"r" ot lh'lr 'eu-, Kckman
tne most important ciun in my nag. is nw hkUnt , ,,ri,, i-i n-r Its rlvnls nnd
now far down the list, and Its place has but a .iaji.l.. rles ovrr Hi- r w. I) Cu
been taken by the stopum. rmin "m1- ,
I have been nsk'd frequently why I
did not use the niblick for the cut shots
when fll-satlsfleil with the backspln of
the mashle There are several reasons
In the first plac-. hackpln l as neces
sary to pre-ent-day golf as tho ball It
self; In the next place, any player can
get a backspln off a mashle, unless It
has a nlhllek pitch, and then It Isn't a
mnshle, but there will always be the lit
tle kick to the right to be allowed for:
In fact, the result Is a sliced backspln
This trouble nearly" Is eliminated In
the niblick, becau- of Its great loft In
1!14. nt Midlothian. I had this cluh
working to perfection, but Its limit
was 100 yards or les. So, after much
thought. I had three -ribbed fac. d iluhs
made, all patterned after my niblick
I'lill iilstiililit I ctictie Ilnul St tndlne
vv l.. I" c vv p c
"rr-- "H ll OVI K.i,tin-. 2.1 l'i "i4
Pn. P.. It !7 15 04.1 t'r.sivnt !. SO Sal
l-lli'v Hell i'H III .Hill Phllll.s. II SI SM
ritt-a L'". 1" ..V.V I'nnvlcll . 8 31 II"'
Mutton S In l'hiln letphls Pleetrlr I.imi
lonks Ilka th- champion, havlnf; a Ntwama
ii ovr us rnvis tn- vonirtiuers. vvun
I.aUiratory k clnsr third.
V.Vh'n vam l'.irini. the nnchnr bird nn the
Itnblns riapp. il tils winits for the sn'Jnd he
not onl) eartled eer his team fur hUh
srnres, lejl he hlmsi-lf siorM the hlirhest
three. aim- rnumks rjr tnt mini wun .'i.i,
212 and 173.
Mitlnn a of th- le- M-n's I.ensua tftnlf
tha nrl-s from O S Station II lest the
odd came to Main OrTIre nulntet Station i'
made it h. cl-an sweep of tho aeries with
Station 7
I'imlifo Ltilrlr for Tomorrow
., .i.,., alllnr' for m-lil-ti tn.sar
olds cells and l.!tnc. 41 furlonos Honest
lieiirice n.. .M.hni noni nmpi mi -i.a-uheiTs
(Imp inf. I'lueon 110 llnrnl H
lellle M. llrldc 110. J'hirp ITllllue n
I'omrinnder 113. Jsrk l.earv ins The
e er 1(! Wesson l'll l.tltl- Colo tlmp '
110
secrn t rare three.v ear-oil's el furtoncs
Ci.tnpinlre 11V. Vrrli-s in. Alf Veslna,
113 I'rlne- llorneo 115 Currene. IIS
Colonel Clufr limp) m. Jiphtt ll.. Nut
era kr limp I 11V llrown llerrl- limp I.
Ill" Sunn.- flope 117 Ilallasl IIS. Sep
','P II tl.'i (tUohren limp I IIS. a)Sim
Hold 112 Knle llrtcht 110 la'll P
VV hltnej -nir)
Third rf th" Kmersnn .teeoIi--lis.
fouroear-oli's snd up. -J mtl-s Pnnd-an
1.11 first Out limp 1 117. Captain I'arr
114 Utile Horn 112. Turmoil 147 Hrt
V'cl lit!, Vermak. 147 -ea Coast It I4
lntld-1 tl 1.12 Pramiturse limp I 112
V.virlh r.ea tha Plmllen Hnrlnr ItandleTP
lhre.ear-olda and up. mile and o sards
Omar Khavnm limp I. 130. nondaae 100
Kin Neptune. 101. Harrow, llrt; mtteraold
110. KnJItan, 111, si l-lilore ina. Ilendrle
lis. Ihlt'nrle nrvn 10.1. Arrsh Oo On, e
Cnnk 00. Hiuberk 117. (h'Cudnfl. 1 1
iPrlsellla Mullens. O0 thltnmro'rh. 11"
.U K Ulf entrj
Fifth race claiming. lwo.far-eld 4 fur.
lonas 'Aanea Cool. 104 In the Sun 1011
rinard in. u-morrao, 112 l.ndv Vulcan,
loo. n.itterfli inn. linnm A inn 1 C
Cllrl 101 Jack I.ear- 112 'Tnmmliinar
1P4 eeneman 1 12, "l.-ndonla. 104
sixth ripr tha flwvnne (jk Handicap
elalmlnr. three-vear-obls and up. mil-
td-al. 100. -Starter, inn. Candidate It (Imp )
nil tiolilerest no lit. wouan lin. King
fisher. 111. Mlnto II (Imp I. inn. llnenre
102. Clark M. tin Srorpll. inii evivllsoue
si. I.a?v l.ou r.7 Prlnre S 111 Boxer 103
vMeluriin. ma
H-ventl. rae- s-lltnc. ror threa.-ear-oMs
up mile Happv V'allev 101: Oamecnelt
" toU-a WlnadeM. 110 Oboltla 112
lar of Phoenix 11.1 Cnvanbov ia Orel
Roirle (Imp). 101, "Paddy Pear, 110. "Pol.
eoma (Imp). 112. VVoodlrap. 115 Kohlneor
110 Airman. 117. Jack Mount (Imp) 110.
Hubbub. 112. 'Cobalt I.i 03
Tomorrow's Lexington Hntriet
t'lr.t rir- e'rtlnilhif titni) Ihp ..-..pitil.
ant up a furlorra "Miss WrlRht Ov
Ulrv.ivinl I'S M-d-ln C -is. Snrai.
imv, inn, Shlro 102, -Katie Cnnel. 102.
Klmc Id 'M.irA's li-au 107 t'nir 111
SWotil rare, el.lmlnp. I.ieo two.e.ir-el
mald-ti rllles 4U furtona-'Mla lan 07
Lamp Post 107 Arteaei 112 Allea For.
mp 112 Tenasrs 112. I.a Verne. 112.
1!,... .vhi tlV u2 Wslterlna 112. Orenio
'Imn ). 112
Third race elalmlnr loOO. l-rce.' esr-oMe
n,1 tin It furl nnir--. Vara. n. -rrllr tr
n.-t llmt'l HI llarmrev, M2 l.lbern'oe
101 Juatli-a o-el-l 104 Tov Miss. 107
llnatv Cora m? "-slue 10!l, The tlnidsr
100. Utile Jake. 100
Pourlh ra.e. purs. 1700 l.eorsrd llet-1
Handlrnp ihrer-v-tr-olds and tin 0 fur
lontta1tufoMl 10'.' Atalanl-. 101 Kins
elorl" 111 mind IliKirsoe, 12.1
Fifth rale JfOo two.v-ar-olds, .1 fur
Vnij. Frou-town 104, Paslorleau I'mp.)
Id" Frother Mact.-nn 100 ja-on-, 112
S'lst li race .inlmlnr llt'O teree.eeae...'d
ird up. 1 1-in miles niltnlieih P. n.l- 'Corv
' ,ni 102 F C Col... 102 -tiirr-oK- ns
104 lolin c.rThsm inn illsek rroM, 10 1
lien I.ev 101 llnw.lv Hnudv. lli'l
-enh raee e'tlmlne. !nn three. jaar
oils and in. 1 1-id mil.e I'irr limn v 102
Peruclno limp I lot Kxecmor. 101, Wails.
erth'a !.ad 101 Ts- II, I07l Philistine
loo Alheno ma Irlah flnMemin 117
Vtnirentlre allowanro rlntmeil
Weather ilear- track fast
LAFAYETTE WILL STAi
ITS ANNUAL SCHOLAS
MEET ON MEMORIALS
Nn Pitrhcr for Hrave
nn(nn tl T Imi KlUlnKim h Tltrhr
niir hr.H-'f. from Inll im-p!. hfti r"rt"1
to Mi" Ufntiin nrnr Ci .'rutn r-t-' r
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Invitation Track and Field
Games Will Be Held Rain
or Shine Two Cham
pionship Events
Ily PAUL PREP
LVKAYETTC COLLrOK will hold rts
(fourth annual Invitation "'champion
ship" track nnd field meet for schoolboy
athletes May 30 on March t-'leld at
Kaeloii This meet while It Is labeled a
championship nffalr will be titular In
only two events, the two-mile relay and
four-mile relay.
This meet Is the only one of the many
championship carnivals staged by the
majority of the leading colleges and
universities In which two nnd four
inllp relay races are on the program,
so the winning Institution Is safe In call
ing Ita team the American thamplon.
Last sear Northeast High Hchool won
the four-mile event.
To Holil Hammer Throw-
In spite nf the decided action taken
by th" colleges ngalnst holering n ham
mer throw for high and prep school nth
letes, I.afactte has arranged such nn
event for Its meet. Hut Instead of n elx-teen-pound
hammer the contestants will
use a tweive-pouna wcigni.
All the events will bo held under the
rules of the 1 C. A. A. A. with the ex
ceptlon of the hammer throw and the
shnmut. A twelve-pound shot has been
substituted for the sixteen. There also
will be a discus nnd Javelin throw.
The events are open to all high, prep
and academic schools and will he all
run from scratch. Kntrlts blanks may
be had by appblng to Harold A. Druce,
phslcl director of Lafayette College.
Tho entries close May 27 at 10 p. m.
The meet will be held rain or shine.
Merrersburg Prepares for Princeton
More than satisfied by the splendid
showing of his proteges In the Middle
Atlantic States scholastic track and
field meet held last Saturday by the
University of Pennsylvania. Coach Jim
mv Currnn Is preparing his Mercers
burg Academy athletes for the twenty
second annual Intercholastle meet o?
Princeton, which will be held this Sat
urday nt Tlgrrvllle
Mercershurr has been returned the
winner In this meet for the last three
years and needs only two more victories
to gain permanent po'fesslon of the
handsome trophy In order that It may
make a good showing Mcrcersburg will
send a squad of fifteen men.
The men who will mnke the trip are
Captain Allan Woodrlng. Angell. Swede,
Tebo. Heattle. Ilurton. Spachmun, Suth
erland, Hlgelow, Jenkins, Davis, Ilrlgh
bill, Watson, Kor."ythe and Tillman.
This virtually Is the same set of ath
letes who won the team trophy at the
I'enn games last week.
Frankfortl to Hold Fieltl Day
Frankfort! High School will stage tho
biggest event on Its athletic schedule
1 next Saturday afternoon on Community
I l'leld. This Is the nnnual field day of
th miburban Institution, under the su-
amid bulldlmr and take
ball games, track and flMa
tennis matches. The girl ;
pate in exhibitions ot
under the direction of Ph
tresa Mlsa Holxbaurtr. Tha"
part of the program will txt-i
the girls, after which a baB'e
be staged. ,
Interclaia Meet at Central
Central High School Will'
terclass track and field nut'l
noon on Houston Field. ThMl
an off year In athletic sport i
but Doctor o Brlen la In
eral unknown athletes will b'l
the fore in today a meet.
thn varsity team will con
scratch.
I.ouit Chevrolet
. New York. May 7 The Ontl
nnt-r in enter lor tne HaraatNaV
which will ha th- outstanding -J
ine amomoniir rare carnival at l
neaa nay tipaeaway on Mtfnoi
l.ouis Chevrolet. The Frencii
In his entry last nltht ti
tn reeoimltlfln of fha ft that'll
holds the track record for 100
distance at which the HarknettM
win iw run, ne was piaeeil on l
To Start Final Train
..Milwaukee. HI... May 7 DleJJ
.'.n iiiiR. nrriiru nsre loaay ror 1
Ina for his bout with Kewnla UreJ
Friday nlht. The bantams arijl
iiui up reai oaiiie, me winner
Piratlons for a crown match. &
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Throucli. r.lrihon. sLuLa
n hi. l-aul. .Minn.. May 7. P
Gibbons, once near world's
champion Is throuih with th
:ir"': "c .ma vy w
inirurnr ai inip iodt. la. tm
I Amateur BasebtM
flannv Vnn r-iat. .....a ... ,
lyte-n and elthteen year al
tS.T-1?." A rr."?5 .I"t-
uu. iuanaer. oae miner I
lhlta tM.a. a .a .
from nrat.cl.. home, and ira
having opn dates during May ,
j" Urown. man.aer "tl
.."''''ronk A. A. Is desirous ot.i
the months of Jun. July and Alu
Or May Hi fa m nrl n m i
manaser. 133 Sotth flftV'ililth.
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iv. rrom ''ems of Uiatai
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trlnno, manager. 1414 Mouth clari
Maiden A. C, would Ilka to
first-class teams, such as Del
Bverareen lull and Casper H. J
Ham Detweller. manaeer. 2-JIT
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Ine u raii nahlr euaranti- fr!
mamicrr. Tusculum an1 Somftt,l
Ailatlnhl riuh. A tMtM Btlrt
trnvcllriF nine. wnuM llk tn Mrrili
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