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WAR IS OVER, BUT THE LEAGUE ISLAND FIGHTERS REMAIN IN ACTION
Metropolitan At A. tf., ut a ppfclal
tnectlnc lat night, cscap'd wltli J rep
rlinaml Tlio spoo'flo complaint nfjalnst Mayo
whs lia he Htruel; Clmrlps t'orcH of the
tVhnm Hay nnvnli Ira
Inln! s"UU(5iy.,.
iWlnt" the rtrfWI;,."
w'thout pfovocatlq'l, following"
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plo Bh'n rroia country at Van Court-
latvl l'flric lust wuturuny
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GOLF HEADS PLAN'
FOR 1919 SEASON
LEAGUE ISLAND FOOTBALL SQUAD WHICH BATTLES HANCOCK SATURDAY
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Arranging Tourneys
WESTERNERS TAKE LEAD
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By CUA11LES "CHICK" EVANS
Now that the world war lias been
handed over to tho historians for a
proper chronicling, reconstruction Is tho
thbught uppermost In tho minds of nil
,of us. The reorganization or business
In bucIi a way' as to absorb readily tho
millions who lay anldo tho rifle and
take up tho pursuits of peace commands
Aho best thought and, attention of tho
"leaders In every line of human endeavor.
It Is Inevitable that In this process of
reconstruction sport-lovers' minds turn
lo the regeneration of their favorlto
pastime.
Foremost in tho fields of sports golf
associations throughout tho Statco and
Canada already aro laying their plans
for tho 1010 season. Tho championship
tournaments, which seem only a distant
memory, loom egaln us tho climax to a
great season of pport following tho
break.
Much Acthily
'While championship matches have
been suspended thorn has been great golf
activity on the part of noted players
whoso call to tho colors has not come.
I would hesitate to utato how many
thousarids of dollars have been raised
for charitable enterprises, such as tho
Itcd Cross, tho Y. M. O. A., tho Salvation
Army, etc., but tho amount must run
Into astonishingly largo figures.
Ono of tho Interesting developments of
tho last two year3 has been tho numSer
of vounc players of seventeen, eighteen By EDWIN J. POLLOCK
and nineteen yearn t age who havo rpiIG all-star cabt from Camp Ilan-
como Into tho limelight. Possibly this J. C(,cl , , j nmvnrd B nH
development has been duo to the absenco ,...,, , ... ...,,.l
iSSSTS ttlawoS,mers Zvo JIZZ
?.rm'?L" Vh Lanmo " thrih l100'.1". ??! "-tr cast Is exacted
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CAMP HANCOCK CAST
SPEEDING NOR THWARD
JERSEY SUSPENDS BOXCRS'
.ocs of the Bowlers
Southern Entertainers,
Headed by Lieutenant J.
Howard Berry, Himself,
Expected Hera Tonight
REHEARSAL TOMORROW
merit and must bo counted upo
tors In all tho tournaments to bo played
In tho coming summer.
Western Golfers Lead
Tho Western Ololf Association has
In far-awav Oeorcla l.loutennnt llwn-
has rehearsed tho bIiow with his support
ing company for the lal ten days under
the direction of Contain .tames V Ash
more, and every detail is down to pcrfec-
tfnn. l!rn T llmrtinl l.liiiuAir 1-n,... i.
I1 taken tho' 'cad In mapping out Its af- every line of tlie plays backwards, which
mira iur hw. incii niuiniw "' is going some for Howard, for It will
)ncnt has been abandoned, and amateur, ho rPmcmberc(i that )0 uaca to get ,,ls
open and junior championships will bo lines mixed while entertaining at I'enn-
rcsumed. sylvanla.
flayers will rt-joicc in ihla Informa- I The southern directors, however are
tlon and clubs desirous, of bidding for taking no chances. They aro going to
any of theso ovents should forward their hae their final rehearsal on Franklin
applications. The last western amateur Field tomorow afternoon, and If any of
cvont was held at tho Midlothian Club those In tile cast show tho slightest
In 1917, and Francis Oulmct was tho slmm of not knowing tho lines, tho un-
vtinner. Tho open event was held at derstudles will be given an opportunity
Westmoreland, and Tom Barnes re- ev.,i p c,
turned the winner, whllo tho junior a"cral to-stars
event went to V. J. Wright, of Ilobtou. Along with Berry will bo buch co-
, All clubs should start tholr reorganl- "tars as Ben Derr. another favorite who
zatlon plana now. I look forward to 1" l'd long stays on the Franklin
seeing tho coming summer show an !d stage; Jack Marks, who used to
astonishing 'incicnso in the number of entertain at Dartmouth ; Harry Ilote, of
golf players, and competition la going to ueiiyuurg taicni, nnu ouiers noc so
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Madden and Ltmcford Draw Six,
Mr.ltllc, V.n.ilnii runr.T -.rorlnx morltoil din rolling- of the
OfltllS YncnllOU riill.iel-lpliln I.enKU this vt-ck, and by wln-
Tn-nlon, N. J.. Dec. P.- Tho members I n1,"," i',f,u!!r."r.U.en""! UK'y "' " W'"i
of tho Xew Jcrnoy IloMng I'ommlwslon, i J
to of whom were at the ringside In i
llii II n ad Street A. ' .iwsirk. mid I Tlip imml ciinr i-m'h I.ib-rl" m'
wltiipsseil tin- iilfnlr lKtHCin Hartley i 'i"1'1' "l"1 "'". ,'r''s ,,.'!r,' " rouml "f
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h bo kecri at all events.
TO HOLD SQUASH TOURNEY
well known hero, but who havo gained
reputations In other sections of the
country,
Down at League Ibland Stage ManAger
Dickson put his players through a thor-
NationaJ Championship Plnv in "" rehearsal yesterday afternoon,
-. v ,., , r -. with tho utiderbtudlea (-bowing at the
A.CW lork I'euruary 1 j samo thrto for comparative purposes.
New York, Dec. 5. l'lay for tho na- Another drill Is carded for tills) after-
llonal amateur squash tennis champion- jioon.
Bhlp will start February 1. It was an- Although' the acting of tho understud
nounced yesterday, following a decision es was saCla, it was not In a class with
reached by the executive commlttco of ,, vi,bltion nf thn nrlnclnaN Tirt
tho National Squash Tmnls Association. ''' cast although wlthoit anv reS
No plaeo for holding the title tournu- ?on?,1alt ,V,fXi L?l ,.,i J
ment has been selected. . headllnors, Is well balanced.
Tho association has decided fo conduct '
all Its tournaments this season, and :
every effort will be made to stlmuluto
Interest In th- game.
NEW YORK CUEIST WINS
Benefit Show
Tho show on Saturday will be u strict
ly charity one Thp wounded American
Madden nd 'luy Turner, inft 1i.-ro rrs
tcid.iy aCtornnoli and .iiisv-mh-d Maddr-n
for nix months, but kt Turner clT with
a teprlmnml.
Sum Lung ford, Mtitsin colored hcuv
eiKltt, also l.ns Ihtu Mispi-ndod f ,r six
months. Il- km i-hiugi-d with viola
tion of thn .tutc hosing regulations.
BOXERS HELP RAISE $700
Bcni'lit Show at National Aids
Soutli Philudclphiu Club
At tlio National A. A. l.ist night $700
was raisiil for charily by tlie Soutii
I'hlladclphla Club Tlio proceeds wore
urned over to Father Zelltr, of the
Sacred Heart Church, Third and Heed
strews.
The following boxus intcrtalmd:
Messenger Miller Tontsie Hoyle.
Young Mickey tSnlhighor v. Frnnklo I i-locl
o'Nt-ll, Jimmy Mimrn i. .lolmny
I'lirltli, Mtickcls Heillv v. l'at Marlcy, T'-e X
Wl'lle Durkin vs. Joe lilril, Tommy Man
ning s. Palscy (Inen. .Ti- Augatls vx.
Young Oriin. Neil JICiip I.-". K. o
O'Donnell. , . ,. , , , .
- Ihibic to l.oai li :uy gatu
JiirK l;i,!r. of Nev Yorl.. ) 1m- n-.d- AiihuiioIIh, ld,, I",-e t'i (lllmour Pohio,
a Kooil PhowinR ntralnst Younir McC;oprni hn Iih cathrrl th .hiiI Aeatirmy foot-
Mtul ltattllritr Murrj, it vml lo inpt I'ptp b.,11 U-hius huccei.ull for the lust two Mn.
1 Herman or Joo llunnan lit ono of tho local ion, will return In tlio fcamc capacity neU
(nn-Utf-nl rnlllnc cp tlio p.ot cf "Jim"
Ouosi mi,! lUd.-nrr.-. Th- rollr.l tlia M0.
rob- 1) K-tory ocr tli" TI-ieu ti-ani.
1..1SL tiinht tlio Arti-jan teamw took ty tha
nlh.,ii t lip lr roll-QjT iwnl soinn fali'-y ocor-ln-
purUPd thp eenlnK s roll on.
Tallniit und hN Atlantic nuad wont pvpf
tli top. cleaplne up villi Hult team. Keoti
phov t -n fallinEf lo hln ftincy to&slnir
for 192 and 18"J.
t'lilim Petroleum wouad had llttlo iroublo
illp-i-lnw of tho Trxaw team, tho foimer
talcing all threo catncj by noons
km .in.! MiT.
Thp CurlU lcnuur will roll-orr their
wp.Kly roni-stB tomorrow nicht. and th
lnpo--lmc ltoom niuail will Bear uatchlns
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I i....,tm ,-r.ne.l omo elo.so ron-
, . -fun. urt-r takltis
nc nj from Thirteenth and
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JENKINTOp CAGE CARD ,
Eighteen Gaines Arranged, With'
Opener December 10 ,
Tho Jenklnlown High fichool b-iskei- i
ball team has arranged rlghtt-pu games
for thlt' season. Tip opening i ontosl ,
will bt nilh IIuutlnp.doi A .i'l. High. 111
Jtnine, on liecetnlior IP. The t !u nt:; i- -n-tr.-t
Mill be ag.ilnsl llntiioro High u,
llutboio.
11. A Klln Is cotn-h of Hi-- niK.n
town fle. Wlllluni lllltebci'el is th.
managrr. .
Tho, scho-lulo:
Vc iniiuiitlnc:don .ll"j nich. ai lion."
Do-. in l-oylrnlonn lirjli, lit lionv
If, 17- Aml.l.-r lllrh. -it AniWer.
Jhp. H NarlH-rth Mlifh. Mt N'w rl,-t il.
Jan. 7 lVrUa-ie liuh. H IN-rlin."!,-. !
.Tup in Ahinslun lllirh, nt Ablincton.
Jan. 17 ffatboro Illu-li. nt home.
Jon. i.. Mch.town lllyh. nt I-HijlObtown.
.Inn. ' I.annUle HU'li. ut homo.
1VI. .'I (lermantown Arademy, at tiotno.
1M. 7 tlerlnanlowii rrlenjii. at homo.
1I. 11 Ablnirton lllith, at homo.
Teh. 11 Narberth IIIbIi. nt hom.
JVb. 'Jt Mnoreftown IlU-h. nt Moorestown.
rb -." Ambler Illph. hi homo
lb. L"i Hiintlneilon Vullej lileh. at Hunt
Iwp'cn Vatley
Martli :-i PerUaid- llliih, at home.
.March 7 Hatboro Hhjli. at Hutboro.
MAYO REPRIMANDED
Soldier-Athlete Pleads Self-Ue-
fens-c Ueforc A. . I .
"New "k orU. Dee. .", 1'rlvat" lldward
Mayo, of the huMiilai corpw at lor'
Htortim, charged llh "conduct unbe
com'iig a gentleman on Hit uthleti.
field," nt a hearing before the members
o' 'lie H "'s'ratlein rriniiltt(.p of tho
Returning Home
$25
So priced especially for them, thougra
their regular qualities are $35, $37.50
and $40.
Ulsters built of warm, thick,
comfortable cloths not too
heavy.
Aside from the unusual sav
ing that this price registers, you
will be impressed by their va
riety and by their handsome
styles.
Designed in proper lengths
for comfortable walking.
Handsomely one-q uarter
and one-half lined, with piped
seams, silk and satin sleeve
linings.
$25
William H. Wartamaker
2 17-19 Chestnut Street
RUSSELL HAEIIL
Fullback on League Island football
team
soldiers will benefit from tho proceeds
of tto contest. All tho funds will hi
turned over to tho recreation center ut
Lcaguo Island.
Ah Is the case with all tho big charity
Bhows, persona prominent In social, po
Itlcal, business and military und naa.
circles will bo In box scats.
To add Interest to tho bcrvlco show a
gigantic parade, with moro than 4000
persona, la planned by tho League Island
officials. Tho parado will start at the'
navy yarn and win proceed nortn to tuo
City Hall and then out to tho game.
It was announced yesterday that final
permission for tho use of Franklin Klcla'
had been granted by tho authorities at
tho University of Pennsylvania. Tho
show is scheduled to start at ":i;o
o'clock.
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Team to Travel by Airplaiica i
ltnnlon, Dec. C. Members of tho Mlneolu
n viators' football team, which it to meet ,
the Boston Collesro eleven ut Uravea HpM
cm Satu day. probably wtll come from T-iong I
Island ny airplane, it was announced toouy
An effort is being made tu obtain tli na no-
tor
tlon of thu War Department
tho air
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Muldauer Beats Stilz iu Intercity
Tourney
v5Iarlc Muldauer, of New York, easily
outplayed Clayton Stflz, this city's rep
resentative in tho Intercity billiard tour
nament at the Continental Hotel las,
night, winding by tho safe margin 01
44 points, and giving his team a ;;-to-l
Jead In the.inattcr of games played. Tho
acoro wad 300 to U5C.
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Captures, the City Title Billiard
"Match, 100 to 70
Morris "lnk defeated Jopeph Kellcy
last night In tho city pocket billiard
championship tournament in progress at
Green's Hotel. Tho scorn was 100 to
70. Charlfs Harmon and Lew Brill are
tho leaders, neither having been beaten.
IColley holds last place with two defeats,
whllo Pink has lost ono game and won
ono. Harmon and Kelley aro sciieauiea -to
play this evonlng. , ,
A. N. S. Jack6on Decorated
-. London, Use. a. A. N S. .Tacknon. the
'famous Oxford mile runner anil winner hi
tho 1500-meter race in the Olympla tcamt-n
ln BtocKnonn in iwjj. una won mo iniru ur
to tne cllBlinulfcneu service, oraer nieaai,
Which means he earned and received the dla
tlnctton threo, times. Ho Is a lieutenant
colonel.
ForJham Plays Aviator
JJew York, Dec. C. Although the col
leglato football season was finished last
Saturday, the Fordham , University S.
A. TTC. unit team has arranged a gamo
with the MUchel Field aviation team, to
tie played Saturday, nt the "'oG rounds.
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' Vounz Johnny Iundee la In town looking
for bouts, lie s opn to mK surli Hcliters
as Palsy Wallace. Uattllnc Leonard or Jlax
Wlllamsotl. ,
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Jack IVelDtUIn, manacer of LMdle O'Keefr,
at last Mune.i hln tiehter for a match. After
trying .for Btvfcral oeku to sign O'Kaafo
wiin. oome kooo irainerwcusni poxer, maee-n-''
maker Cleorcn firsts, of the Olympla- A. A,.
. matched Eddie to meet Vounar Hobldeau at
tho Broad tlrcet arna on December ID.
', V. Denny A'alrar. the Krene'h llshtwecht is
e' confident that, ho will fake K. o, Cioorco
i1 v Chaney's. measuro when they meet tn . tho
final bout' at tho Olympla A. A, Monday
Ijf nlht fhll Franehlnf. of -ffrooklyn. ,vfacM
-B 4iriJ- ntw urvmn, u, iio.duji'i , itunnri
".. phla lJin,ncboi. in the iimiwina-up. 'inrco J
,v omer sooa oouis areoiv.no ""t. "
,, , -Phll (iliatman has signed T.cw Teneller to
. take part In, two bouts within 'three weeks.
'. On r)nmHof. 1A Iw tvau1n tn Vina, On
,'V where he enracea Franklo Callahan, of
tiroouiyn over 'tne iweive-rounu route, tin
Kew year's afternoon Rocky KansaB. ut
'Huftalo, will bo Tendler's opponent. In u
ten-round scrap at the lilson city.
I. YonnrMeGovern Is confident that. he will
j. djfrat Jack Sharkey, of New York, when
Kl they meet n the final bout at the Cambria
a' a. u.. tomorrow ment. ir Aicuovern wins
ha will demand a match with chamnlon Pet
' Herman. There aro four, itood- matches on
rth program bestdea the wlnd.up.
, . Jobnor Dnndeo and Johnny Mealy aro get--tlnr
In shana fur their bchrdulfd 'i.vnii d
'..encounter at the National A, A. on Hatur.
"fulOmy ntht. Johnny. Hayei Abe Attell's'toiinl!
1 FnieeU Toune nobldeau In tho' fourth bout. .
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piS-Booby Uneoln, of tiew Yorlt and 'Whltey
f "-jrUMtrald wtll be' tho contestants' In tho
' ,nal bout at tho Ho leland A. A.- tonlBhl,
iJo Mend'll meets Wdle Bell. In the semi
L wind-up. Harry Oram and Chick Lavrence.
, Johnny Belmont and Younv JJempsey, and
v.- )na.llic rwj-ai ui veutu viiu ctiat yi lliu
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Normal Electric Service
Resumed
AU restrictions concerning
the use of electric light and
power under existing contracts
have been removed and normal
electric service resumed.
Conditions are such, how- '
ever, that we ask our custom
ers to voluntarily use as little
electricity as possible during
December, between the hours
of 4 p. m. and 7 p, i i.
Due to the hearty co-operation
of out customers and
everyone concerned, . curtail
ment ot electricity supply has
been accomplished with the
least possible' inconvenience
to the 'public. We desire to
again ex ftifess, ou r thanks an d
., appreciation for the generous
and-helpful attitude of the
community which made a, very
serious situation tolerable.
The Philadelphia Electric Company
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