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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1010
MEXICO STILL POPULAR FIGHTING SPOT WILLARD AND DEMPSEY MAY BATTLE AT Tl A JUAN A
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RICHARD CLINCHED
W1LLARD-DEM PSE Y
BOUT 2 WEEKS AGO
Noted Promoter Then Secured Kcarns's Consent in New
York to Match and Last Week, With his $1011000
Offer, Induced Willard to Sign
1 By ROI1ERT W. MAXWELL
Sports Irfllor Kcenlnn lMibllr ledger
NOW that Jess Willard lias signed tin? papcru to meet some uvplring
challenger for the heavyweight crown nnd a paltry JlOO.OOn, the only
detail to bo completed Is to find that nsplrlng challenger. Tec III. hard,
the plunging promoter, says It will be cither Carpentler or Dempsev, and
It will take him until March 13 to make the announcement. On that ilnv
h will boldly Issue a statement to the newspapers that Jack Dempsey will
be the. person of the second part, which will come ns a surprise because
no one except tho sporting public nnd all of the newspaper men linaslncd
It wquld be any one but Jack Dempsey. Then the real "smoko" will bo
started and the bout adcrtlscd more extcnslely than any sporting event
ever held In history.
Although the papers wero signed In Chicago last Friday, the. match
really was made In New York two weeks ago. Tex Htckanl met Jack
Kearns and spoke of a match with Willard.
"I will make It Interesting for you, Jack," said Tex, "If you will con
sent to meet the big boy some time this summer. Wilt ou sign now'"
"Don't worry nbout me, Tex," replied Kearns. "I'll fight Willard any
time and any place and any distance. My part Is settled now. All ou
have to do Is get Wlllurd's name to a contract, get his forfeit up nnd
then come and see me. Wo can como to terms In one minute. I want to
flftht Willard. nnd the chance to get him In the ring will mean a lot. I
win't hold you up and demand an exorbitant price for my services. 1
know I can beat him and the profits will como later."
J Jack's liberal use of the personal pronoun leads one to believe he
mis referring tp Dempsey, and Tex Hlckard, who has conversed with many
managers, had tho samo Idea. So h got In touch with Willard. made a
date to meet him In Chicago, spilled that $100,000 chatter and emerged
victorious.
Rlckard has promoted many big battles In his career, but this will
top them nil. For expenses it will overshadow the Jeffries-Johnson nff.nr
and the Wlllard-Moran thing, for 1200.000 will not be too much to spend.
In afldltlon to Wlllard's money, Dempsey will get at least '3,000. a stadium
seating 50,000 will cost In the neighborhood of J 35,000, and advertising rates
are high this year especially Itlckard's brand of advertising.
.
5 TILL, teith the price of admission from tlO to Ml), the match
should draw about 1300,000, for it look letter than the Jeffries
Johnson fight, which brought a tVO,000 gate. Tex it taking nn
chanccM if he can find the proper spot to hold the mill.
Few Places to Hold Long-Distance Fights
THIS Itlcknrd person handles hundreds of thou.sands like an ordinary
guy tussles with a dollar. No amount seems too large for him. and the
chances are he would have raised the nnte had Willard Insisted. He
Btartled the world with that $101,000 purse for Jeffries nnd Johnson, and
pulled another sensation when he brought Willard and Moran together In
New York on March 25. 191fi. Tex's game m to lay back and allow tho
other promoters to bid their heads off, and then step In with an offer which
wipes everything else off the slate. It's a great game If you don't weaken.
However, there may be some difficulty In selecting a proper spot for
the battle. Itlcknrd wants thirty or forty rounds, and there Isn't a placo
In this country where bouts of this length are permitted. There has been
some talk of Denver nnd New Orleans, but only twenty round are allowed
In the South, while In Denver It Is said boxing Is in bad with the authori
ties. Havana Is out of the question, for tho natives on the Island wero
stung at the Johnson-Wlllard nffalr and, according to gossip, the boys still
are looking for tho large sums of money promised by the promoters. They
can't see n big fight with n telescope In Cuba.
That leaves only one logical spot Tin Juana race track, operated by
Jim Coffroth. The track is in Mexico, Just over the California border, and
the boxers can battle a couple of days If they so desire. CofTroth might
listen to reason and allow Hlckard to use the track, and from all accounts
It would be an Ideal spot
T WILL take some time for Hlckard to select a site onjj it trill
require all kinds of hustling to complete arrangement to hold
the fight on July j.
Jack Hempel Believes Willard Unbeatable
SOON after the news that Willard signed a contract had been Hashed
across the wires, big Jack Hempel, of the marines, strolled Into tho
office.
"That match Is soft picking for Willard," said Hempel. "Jess will
beat Dempsey without any trouble, for he is the greatest lighting man the
world ever has seen. I know what I am talking about, for 1 trained Willard
nine weeks for the Johnson fight and six weeks before his bout with Moran.
I KNOW what he can do, and. take It from me, Dempsey will have to show
something If he expects to stick around
"I have seen Dempsey in action ai d he Is Just made for Willard Jack
Is wide open when he starts for an opponent and Jes's left Jab will knock
him loose from Ills belt. In fact, any man with a, good left Jab can beat
Dempsey. Willard has a knockout wallop in his left hand, and all he has
to do Is drop It on a guy's chin As for his right well, he is afraid to
us It. Get me-' He Is AFRAID One he hit a boxer named Hull Young
and Bull died. After that ho ued his right for blocking only. Willard
Is too strong.
"When Jess beat Johnson In Havana he used that right hand. Tt was
the only time In the fight, and when ho connected with Johnson's Jaw It
was all oer In the gmnaslum ho never let himself out because he did
not care to injure his sparrln? partners.
"Dempsey Is a. good man I'll grant jou that but he never will be
able to do anything with Willard. The big champion can so back 50 per
cent and knock his block off. It Is almost Impossible) to hit him on tho
chin. I have tried it time and again, nnd I tell you It can't be dnno. Jes
also has a natural defense, and Dempsey can hammer nt him oil day nnd
hit nothing but his arms.
"At the same time I confess I am curious about Oempnev's work. He
MUST be a great tighter with a TKHIUHLB wallop, or he couldn't scorn
so many knockouts in one round. You must hand It to Juc.lt for his great
work, but t still believe he is no match for Wi'lard. I wonder how
Dempsey doe it"
"R
bj;vi:k
Willard a fight
hard, hut u hat yood did it
icon as he pleased It iHH lo the samo uHth flcmucy "
v Dempsey Too Classy for Willard. Says K earns
TACK
KEAIiNS, wearing a rcRuur
U ann
everything, consented to an interview at the National Suturdaj nlsht.
Dempse s cliances wmi wiuaro.-- ne exeiaimeu "Why, there a
notjilnc to It. Jack has so murh class
th real tlKhtlnif champion and lan whip a couplo of Wi'.lards on the same
rtlght. UlB Jps knows he hasn t a chance witli my tighter, and that's the
'reason he has been lainu: low. He values his title nt llno.ooo and wont
take a chance for less Dempsev will flatten him within six rounds.
"They tay Jack is a marl: for n suy with n Rood left lurd Hnvt about
Fulton? Kred has the best left Jab ever seen on a hca weight, and what
did he do? lasted all of eighteen heconds I'll admit Lietnpsev appears
to be wide open when he Is tlghtinc, but he, has to do that, If ho is careful
and covers up, his opponent will keep away. Jack has to do somethlnc
to make the other fellow try to hit him, and when that happens Dempsey
puts over the knockout.
"The next time Jack fights. Just watch him tloftly at the start. Ho
Is all covered up and soes after his man with both gloves protecting his
head. After he fee'.s out his opponent he opens up and foon tho battle Is
over. Don't think for a moment that Dempsey fears Willard. It Is Ulg Je
who fears Dempsey. and this will be the first time in hlstury thai a hcav.
weight champion will not be the faorlte In the bettlns?.
"I am not boosting my fishier to hear mself talk, but have a record
to back my statements. No one In the world lilts harder than iJcmpsej,
.nd lie can knock out any man he can hit. Willard cannot keep nwuy from
him, and, take It from me a championship battle will not lust long .less
is human nnd will Hop Just tho same ns Kred I'ulton, wlio I believe is a
batter man."
. Jack hesitated to get his breath nnd took time off tu look nt Turn
Gibbous nnd Hartley Madden while Top O'tlrlen vluued them from the tiny
"I have something else to sa," he continued. "I luiie hciid rumblings
ot a match with Mike (libbons, but doubt If It over will take pluie Now
to show what kind of n tighter Dempkey Is, I will toiikcnt to meet .Mike
nnd Tom Gibbons on the same night, three tumuli each, nnd place $1000
In your hands as n guarantee th.it Jaik will Knock bmh of thun out."
WTHAV8 the kind of a fighter
man In the voild ti'io would
lard, lie fan dive like the test of
uth Mown' 1'rnnk could htt
do ftiin
lie held Voran oft nnd
nciora overcoat Willi a rur collar
that there h no comparison He Is
I hmc
try tl
them,"
and thcic Isn't another
Don t uoiry about It'll.
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OH -THINK OT THE A'C-F-
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tV "l AM AM SON OF
-TOIL, I AM, AN I MAY 1
S NEVEP. "PlAV -BftLL.
" A.GAIM s-S
3ERBIUL TRA.TT.
HOKEST LAQORINS MAN
OF LEBANON TA.
MIDVALE FIVE AND
SAINTS LOOK BEST
I With Record of No Defeats '
They lave Chance for
Title
N. Y. TOPS SHIP LEAGUE!
rwitiNfi (if tiii: i.rns
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Mlillilte -i n 1.IMKI Amirs T. I
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It looks erv likelv tli.it It.'incuck and
' MliHale will battle for second half hon
ori In American Ilasketball league,
ns tho two clubs are the only otifS that
ha. not jet l.een defeated. Tliey each
succfcdctWIn winning their games lat
we. k. nltliougll Mlhnle's all-star cast
wa completely outplayed In the tirtt
thirty minutes of Its contest with Vic
trtx Hancock wns knocKert out of tli'
running wlun St foiumoa won, 'J2-lft,
nnd now that Tmrnnv Iunlcay Ih back
.Manager Jtm -ff.-y has lost that
worried exprffjion he has ben carry
ing since the start of the season.
The Saints battle Ynurn truly tonight,
nnd If the itrt half champions am le.
feated It means tliey are out of the
second half for keeps St I'olumh.t'n
two hardest cames are the la
e.isnii when tliey ire. t Mid
Pobson, respei'tllv
Manager iMIhoun of Pobson. Is doing
his best
to put
winning club on
the i
will
at
s v..lf h n si 1 lio.is i n r r.in
slate In the Iiilaware Klver Phtpaids
victories),
IinsKetnaii i.cikuo no n.'ir huumi',
and no defeats The club plays well to
gnher and on Saturday easily
I'usey A. Jones, 31 1 1
defeated
Hog !sln"d has a good club wi en they
all play, but loiinny lasties aggrega
tion wero easih defeated when Willi
Mci'arter and Tray Jones failed to s!iovv
up As it now appears tho battle for
the pennant Is between Hog Island alio
f'heMer I
I'uxev & .Ion has been n failure, and
considering the good lineup ninny cag
funs are nuinrlseil Thev have In th I
lineup scnr Mlnhnit. Wntmn and j
Harrv I'iisoiiii. and nre by rar a liettcr
combination 'ban tad-end without n
ingle vutorv
Haii(ocV' Worth) I'cal I
llancixk will bardh appear in tn,
plB-off for ihe ebampbiniihig of tli
American league, but Mitch llopklni and
Ihh new urtamly ciinie In for a liltlft
coimlderHiion wlun they defeated the'
Urue'k lliirrlshurg Imh pendentu on Bat-(
urdny evening. .IB 29
It um ihe first Mine thn Capitol Cllv '
Hggrrgaiion bad tasted defeat since tg
i). or co llnggertv be. ainu a inemties. f
and coming upon tile heel of the wallop
Ing handed .loo l'ognrtv and bin club of
ull-staiH is diii more significant. ,
Tho general opinion prevail among
many nonpurtimin AmerhHti League j
rooters that Ham nek Is the best club
In the circuit line thing certain is that '
thn club plavs basketball that finds
favor with the ninjorltv- a real good i
passing game nnd nnlv for a slight wi ak
ncss ut center it is h-ir-J to ben, taken i
on 'ho wholi. I
Results of Saturday's
t Soccer Matches
vir.KK N I I I'
Third Hound
Mfrih.int 'hip N.. III. .t I' t ailn, I
M.W dr.lfl.V IIP l
l'alrron I". I .1. Nw Vork e.ilp, 0,
M.I. Il.li
'r-rnml DltUlmi
lll.ktntl.l. Wanetrr. 3
I'nrllilll 1 1 Wolfenelr,i-.inr I
.(M.e, 8t merle'au I'utler . 1
third IlltUliin
Tevtlle. Il lover lull I
hr)tonr, 3 lliinciirlin. I
( I.I II I.XMI.s
I . of I'.. I; H. It " I
I, Irani I ollme. tl InnllfM. 0
Vlrrlmi I . I .. 3l . . himroeki. 2
IPX l.lanil '.'l Ii. II. Illue. I.
t. MMIIITUIS (,)I,M
k Vrroolra, 3 III. -ton II, I .. 2
(1. II. . .oili, fli Merlown njidlkl,
I'unllrld Junior., 7i Alldfllc It. ( ., ll,
floor, nnd will have at least two stars i h , ellgman ll.erd.m nod ,.
"? ,hp r,noM,erv1::!vnr',iy ' ,ns lh'!c"-nt ;"; -"s m "...""' .5,:
place of tho Miller b. .Men,ne. sinister t.nd Manager Jim
New York Ship lead i Wlnehell. of the lusehall nine; "Ted"
.... ! Slioetnnt.,r tr Imp.lt.i. ,.,.!.. , n..t,A.
SPORTING EVENTS AS VIEWED BY CUNNINGHAM
si-ig-j!
T I POMT HAVf. To
L'v: IM SVlUl HoTtrt
Oft SUHtR TR0M
-THE IfcRRlMP KOT
.U'lATiltR or TtORlOA,
c-'V-V.
W,
'BtNNV leohard
5 1 fcTUDAY
MOBQOBgcOPE
tX- KAISER OF GERMANY
born This day. ffTtR mms
in h0limwd he will become
as topulm as a rock
of boils. There will' be
Some, talk or r-REStNTms
him With a rope Murri-Eft
jpLO
tavtfej?. J f'we sor a ) fwwB
ffgllyfj? (iotta tkLtS LJi M
o"tSaih pjahd ? Wi- I
AT home ef ir -? CS
WWA.I?. V--L(A.Gl f-rXf'
jsgt $"4m
TBAMK BER. HAS OR Else
I I HE HAS MOT SlSNED-
t,c i tck y
Many Scholastic Stars
to Graduate This Week
Fifteen
Central High
School Athletes to De
part Frank ford Loses
Eight and Northeast Four
. SEVERAL E IS T E R PElVX
H.v I'AUI, I'HKl'
rrtlli: premutation of the lmicli-cmeted
I . , . ,
1 of the local high n-hools during the
"CTt ten rlaj-s -xv il 1 in.u 1; the p.issln,; or
tuile a few athletes who hao done
I much t,i iipii,,,! ,U, i0r ,, trin.
I'lons of ihoir nlma mater In tho last
four jears Their nlxi nee will l,n no.
tlce,l ,i ,i,p HtorCB (lf lpr dr,s n1
I lie added to the alreadv long list of
those who have gone l.efoie.
Some of those to receive their diploma
! w 111 continue to rnllege They, no doubt.
i I1 be heard of in n few ears. To
i others, however, tho sheepskin means
the eml of athletics as well as school
""" -N" ""f college will receive .-nor.
than an aerage share of the high school
Mars
I'ixture "Tat Mar
f'entral High Is the one to .suffer most.
No less than fifteen athletes jire In
the graduating . lass The greatest loss
is mat of Watir TUtur... uli nl.n.,1
olunil.a.s ,,,,,,. UI) fIl(, liasK(ll , , j ,
vile n.I'nn "" ,,n" ,r',m nn'' "',s '" "'
xalo """the rhainplonship footlmil eleven
other
rlmson and io!d athletes to
ire t'aptaln Iing, Joe llllien,
I n,,.l T.'... ...1 m .,.. r
cr,lcua,n
lluinphrle
Shoemnker. star hurdler,
. I'"" ,un,-i
mil high Jiitnpoi . Iliinzberger, of tbo
' "" ' ' cuin, eaptain ni tuo swim-
iniiig ee.-ini nnu aio an outfielder on
' I,,p "" ,ca,n-
Nliiiriiler '1 liree.l.etter Man
West liilladelplila will lose but a few,
fin;. Kresge. halfback of all-sclmlastlc
tal.ber for three seasons, manager of
Hie ball team nnd a member if tile
track squad. Carter, of lie baseball
and basketball sounds: I'lerson. of track I
and cross-country fame and MurdoeU
uf the nwlmmlng team, are thu onl ones
to graduate
' Vim ' Schneider
s three p ttrr man
WHEN A FELLER
0, iiece loo ')f I I '
I SvHEtT,.. ART ' "M ' , l
v j i ii.v.... 'TiC w , ue"'y
I 1 Mwil't , - (nJ (J?? )
VnEoBA : II :;:a
""i ''Wwxmis
m i w?
c-w
NEWARK r J". t-rettDS THE TREEOOM OP "oiC
CITV TO VISITING N&WiPAPEfcMtfl
tvnyrniNG wet
fOHTROU m -mc
AMtRlCMI ItKU
CHIRPS ONE BrtN
JOHNSON
umgvzzaA .
llX-, to,
X5. -
-crv?
-Tty RlCKARO
INC. SCFINf.ini.il
nt Northeast, will graduate and enroll
at .Swartlimore College. Schneider was
fpiarti rbaci; on the football team,
cati her mi the ball t.ani and foiward
en the basketball scpiad. Other North
east nlhli te.s to depart are llelber,
cati her on the ball team; "Al" r.irtitt,
of tho football, track nnd basketball
teams, ami Iloardmaii, of the cross-coun-try
and track teams.
(!crniantowii I.o-c, Itirkli
neruiantoun High Is fortunate in that
she n tains the majotlty of hrr stars,
lllikli.v. forward on the bat.ketb.ill team
for the last two ears, Is tho best known
.to n.eive his diploma.
'r S;nn :.""1C.r;S "'" X"J"i '"Z
!,,,'i ,llRh ' hr "lo 'lil'. fi
rank-
rwird
Ion tlio basketball team;
Ihnberry, end
on tho football eleven; llelleman, et
ran outfielder and halfback, Tajlor,
tackle fur three jears; 1'lercc, of cross,
country sipiad : Aberston, a football
playtr, and Spehlej, outside right on
tho Miccer t am
Millie South rn lots but one basket
ball plaer. 'aptaiu t'hlck 1'asson, the
los Is a great ots- l'assou Is ouo
tho best cage plavers In schidastle ranks,
a ib pcudnhlo foul goal thrower and
capable of n onng thne or four times
from tho flild in ery game
(aillcpe.s I. ntcr l'enn Rrl,i
A etozeii Mi: c1I.k.' Imvo already (ilKinned
their Intention of nnip, inm- in the annual
reliy larnlvul in I riinklln J'leW nn April L'l
il .i llarvar-l and I'rlnc tun suit In
anTtancrii Inxt work
Wreslliue Vleet nl l'ciin Tonight
With the liovlrft Mr.tlbur inert In Wright
mill Hall tnniKht l'.nti s grapple ra Ntart out
up.ni a i u'liparallv I i .- ur. xtluii; .ir.
NEEDS A FRIEND
?.ts, '
VSfS--" ftg -bEWPSLV W0WDEO-
iSA GO'L-3--'' rA-r 'ETA
tr,ifM-rLi. ib. " ftn !- i
.Kssiini n, r . vn.vov eHn "
-THE MtvJ CADDY ""
0U OWN PUZZK DEPT.
EDITED ftV JOK 5UM
WMAT WORD IS" lUlS ?
NCLYAIC
tor Tim &tsr answii? RECtuco
ro TwE ABOJE VRoBitM 10 true?
MJILU T05IT1VELV BE GlVCM.
riRST (StNTLEMAH VRZL;
A CHIMES!: GAtEfirJAKi
r'RKttHEO 3V JOUft Ml KttGAM
Flljsr LADlEC TRitb,
CBEAUfirUL CJtASO NEOKLACC.
rpcsLKTit) Ry Jo? PboiKMRiv oro. iWh
OOE G-OM,
p. 5ToRrs "Dtp'r.
-iTlECE wASN'r tNo05H ANSWERS To
LAST WEEKS VUZZLt To VILL K
HIGH HAT HA.VE TO Do fcETTE Oft.
joe GETS THU CAN-
Ijctter corre;lBJTE. Soie TRirts
or. -rue dcpts. all wet !
HO KIDDIN'
ANSWER To LATT WCCC3 TUZZLB
vBOLSMEVlK.
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.MASICISN
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GIBBONS-MADDEN
TO FIGHT GRATIS!:
Disqualified Boxers Will
Appear in Extra Bout at
National Club Soon
JACKSON HERE TONIGHT
Hy JAMES S. CAROLAN
When Tommy Olbhons and Itarlley
Madden staged their bush league net nt I
tho National Saturday night, which re
sime.i in iterereo Frank (Pop) O'Hrlen
nasmg the pair front the ring In the1
fourth round, thev almost litnttiiuin.i i
j themselves from further competition I
here Aconrdlng to tho rules, tho pro
moters were compelled to pay the bos
I for tho tamo nffalr. nnd the fans, as1
usual, worn tho victims.
Iteforo (iibbnns and Madden left the!
National both signed an agreement to
appear again before the National to I
battle for nothing The management ac-'
cepted their offer, and tho bout will bo1
put on ns an added ff.-iture. . !
After the regular show has been staged
tho (.'Ilibons-.M.iddtn fray will bo staged. '
If many who saw- their first act do not,
wish to linger they can mnlto for the
exits. Hut tho majority doubtless will
remain In the hopes of seeing something
that will atone for the orlL-lnnt -.. i
jexlilbtlon.
Jack-on Jlceln Hrilt
Willlo Jackbnn. the boy with the
knockout, will be hero again tonight I
Hard-hitting Willlo will drop over froui
New York long nougli to engage
Frankle (Young) Hritt, of Hoslon. In tho
feature fray nt thn olvmpla. Jackson I
has started the New Year right, wgia
leilng five straight trlumnlis. villi, 1...11,
1 L (1 ... . ,nn I
C!s-i warj
()rof his battles nt tho Olj mpla resulting
,ii nH,unuiu ills.
I Jaekson'H knockout ability has won him
many friends Tlio fans jiay to see
1 plenty of hilling. Just as In baseball,
where the hitters are popular, just fco in 1
the ring gamo do the lads carrying tho
, slrep-pi odiieer collect it following. Jack-
I son now has one of the best right hands 1
I It means "out" onco it lands.
Johnny Mun.ij, of New York, nnd I
Kiankle Clark lash in tho semlw hid-'
up annuo- iv man nnu ji
Moonev
unci in me tiiuu bout, in the uther
r ..tl.
oauies, ivail'ii .weiK,irt meets .loo La
vigiin nun jeiiiiv Leonard engages K1J
1 ilHCI.
s,
rrap Aliout ri rappers
laldln MrtiirJreiTw trounred Tnimif
j S litft rlffctiliil Joo Tlplttz In Ihn her i,
i.'i. .. "',:::: ::,,'".?. .,:."".' "l.Ii"-v s-inmy
' on tho pruiir.iiii. J'atsy U'allaco hiil
j hit 1 1 r of Johnny Mulotiry In a Imrrl
ho
lie
eineiii ! in'- v.'cun mi) it'iniont 1
ust lu
iviunt, I'l'llir, .
Johnny Nel.nn will havo a tilnc In ihe,
wind up nt lh Cambria on l'rMHj niJiVt
I tils opponent tins not 1, en arp, tr but re
, L-nrilb nr. Johnn Is down to rntrrtH,.
lllnwlnkln. Ill" l!ah) tailor bo, will ,,..,,
In Ihu FFinlwlnd-up "
I'al Vfnnre, ( enquirer of Junruv Vvna,
II ....!. I.I. ,1... n..n..r.. ... . , .' ..IK11
will mnke his tlrt nppearrflire lu IhN niui in
lime bratlni: tho niiKlLln.-iii u hr tl he hoxl-i
box.-,
the National S.llurdv
iiisht li.iiin,,..
l.r.UMrd illSlllled to licet
I timtliin JJniiuv Mii'tilx
will aiprtir oil Hi' name
I In; latra' nn,
"id Jo vn,u
proRrdiu.
J.iik ll.lfcrn mid Spi,cr UvUv VV ij 1 I,..
hondliuern at llie Soul,, lu1 Ihur.iln.
nlKt.t Kill.) nnd Ham i. ..... ,,,i.. wiiiV'hiIb
ind ll.ui:. h nl pink lu.. n iffeillio 5
1 Mllirh Their Hit nr.v.r fiuN ll( u "
lis tho best lillim kll of M,o d!l.
Tlikcl. am unliie ri.pl.lt . fr n, .,
eiuli'all helicfll shnn M tip la ( ,n ,i" ,
tin N.iiiilial nn IVIiniHrv ,1 ,Vn (.t,.
.ar I will bo utaKeil Vlain nr the In l a In
lh Hast will be on ihe iui:raiii "'
louitnr lainnilon antiouiirri that Voiuur
Vt(rjnern will luive IiIr rli.un iicduMt .(
Vlonre 1,hiii.'Iiii ..s hf luia liidtih.d Mi
ijuvern In battle Jbrnri m ll.il'liunre i.uoin
llurk I Irinlni Ii aiuund sennhlng for
trouble lluill Is new mil nf Ih, serine, and
wants to eiiK.irfo Jtliiun .VI, (ah. lu Ills tlrm
Mart Ibiriuall llii.'bu Ilia iiiiunupr, lias a
frw iiMtihrs lllr, iol buuU.d for tho llas
rr wilte-rw. lulu
Saturday s Collegiate
Hasketball Results
At ork IViiii, :ill ( olunihl.i, t
At Viet I'olnt riii. 27i lhlch, 11,
At Aniiuiiolli Nuvi, Sfi Imlid,,, m,
t Mule nllfte rtiui Mate, sell
Miailiiehnini". 12.
,l VMIIIiim.tiiwn, Ma.., tl,,an.
SOi llllJin. IJ. .
At tlieler M. Joirph'a, SJi I', M,
"M I'rlnrtton I'rlncclor K it ,aw.
rrneollle, SI.
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PENN LOSES SMITH;
BARTELS MA Y LEA VE
Former Mercershurg Run
ner Unable to Re-enter;
Pentathlon Champion Is
Likely to Quit
THREE BIG DUAL MEETS
Hy i;i)WIN J. POLLOCK
PI.'N.N" has lost one of lis athletes of
Class 1A, nnd Is ery likelv to lose
nnnthir this week. Winer Smith, who
when nt his best is one of the speediest
of eolleglnte quarterniilers, Ins been un
able to obtain admission to the t'nl-
erslty nfter his months 111 the service,
and Johnny Ilnrtels, the pentathlon
champion. Is considering the advisability
of (putting his studies and facing the
business world.
Smith nlvvas has had a great deal
of trouble with siholai-lle work and mo't
of the time he spent at I'enn he was In
eligible. Ho was found wanting when
weighed In the iicndeinlc balance and
wnH not given the crrdlt which he be.
Moved due him. llnther than lose the
time by repeating his studies Smith de
elded not to return He was In the
Wharton .S"liool of Finance! nnd Com
merce Hartels Is taking one of the most dif
ficult courses In the University, chemical
engineering, nnd although ho toed the
mark of scholastic eligibility last jear.
he has fallen down In his studies this
venr and Is t-o far behind that ho be
lieves It would ho better to quit
Onted from A. A.
The kinky lad who thrilled the ath
letic folio-vein by winning the colle
giate pentath'nn championship at the
relavs last season when he was a fresh
man was further dls-gusted with affairs
at the Quaker Institution when he was
ousted from his quarters In the thlettu
ssoclatlon. along with Mcllalo and
Smalley, two other trark stn-s.
i None of the Quaker athletes have
, been allowed to room In the. A. A. this
year, ns tho building has been rented
to the government, nnd S A. T C. eilll-
cers have been chartered there. The
military olllcers are still occupying the
rooms. In previous years some students
I wero allowed to room nt the A. A. for
I J 2 a week.
Both Smith and Hartels could be used
nehantage this season, as l'enn is
down on the roster for numerous meets
The Quakers will compete In tlvo out-
I door track events nnd four Indoor meets
Season Opens February 22
The season opens on 1'ibrinrv 22 nt
I Iluffalo, when the lied nnd Illue one
mile relav team, composed of Dals,
Landers, Hajmnnd and (iustafson, will
' race Cornell's quartet On Fibruary 25
i twenty athletes will be sent over to the
I Mlllro.se games In New York and on
i March 8, Coach Itobertson's boa w ill de.
' fend their title In the natlonnl indoor
.championships in nrookln. l'nn men
'also will compete. In the Meadow brook
games.
The national Indoor games will be held
at tho Thirteenth Itogimeni armory im in or urorire necKor wouiu go after
, Tho Thirteenth l'.cgluient, which wasjhlni for his boxing squad.
Phillies Open Season
at Home Against the
Giants on April 23
The mil Xatlnnal Lramie srnsnn
in rif eltu u-ill be plniril fit Itrnmli
and Ilnntinmhin trrrts, the Urit
game nn Apiil S.t bclicern the I'hili
anA the Glnntv. The llrnoklun team
tollmen After thise tun serifs Ihe
Villi Jifriv their first game aicaj
from home in .Yric York.
The Phlh' schedule:
AT 1IIIHK
MlllllVl)
I At New Vork
I Via I. 2. 3. 3
.limn 2. 3. t
sent. 27 21). 3rt
I At llronklin
Vim (I. 7. s
.lime 27. 8S. 3n
suit, I. 1. 2, 3
Al lln. Inn
Mil. ', HI). 30. .11
Inlv I. 2. 3
I sent, 4. S, el
t l'ltlhiiritli
tuiin II. in. II
Anc. n. el. 7. tl
srpl. n. 12. 13
i t s. IniiU
.lime a, 7. H, !)
.lub Si). 31. Aior. 1
Sept. II). 80. 21
! At ( hie urn
' .lime in, II. 1. 13
A ill. 2. 3. I
Sfi.L 14. IS. let
t t lnrlnnatl ""
.limn 18. II). 20. 21
Ainr. 8. f. 10
s,t, 8. II, 111
' 12 sntiirel,is
.1 llnllilnsx
2 llolhl.o, Vlrinor
lal Ilnv 1)1 Huston,
1 I.nlior Iu nt Hkn.
tvi.l. x(. V ork
April 83. 21. 2j. 2"
.lul 4. I. ft. 4
jnr.3i2H
With llrooklin
April 1. SO. :tn
.lub 24. 2-V 2rt
sen,SjJ!4. SV55.
"With lleistiin
.tune 2.T, -I, -. -"
.Inlv 2H
"With I'ltt-biiruh
Mas 13. H. . 10
.lane al. 2-'. 23
Ai'' Jfki8' !n -
With M. Inula
Vlur 17. in. 20. 2t
.Inlv ' IR. II
iic. H. ltL IS
"With t hi) ii")
Mm 22. 23, 21
.lull 8. 9, 10, II
Vue. 8Q. 21. 8 J
Willi 'oelnnill
M,n 2ei. 27. 8H
.Inlv 12. It IS. I
jur 2.t. 2. 'in
II sntnrdais
One hnlii u. .Inly 4
SCHAEFER TRIMS COCHRAN
, w: ! ..., 'I'L, Alnlcli liv
...p... ..- - --- j
i i i.ii ii "j i 'iiu i r i. isi t
,.,. .-thoo t. .in.ft iii'inri""1 !';" ,"" pPii;r sru.":
Kidi New ork, Jim. ST. Jacob P. haefcr ! ,0 ,' "'' ;" ifr of dlsap
'tnunipl.ed over his lival. W. tker .'och- ' U-irrm0 iUS nlVrTrt,l,,i,;;
I tan. in their is: balkllne match., the ' 'cct. .1 president of Mm association In
..o.'.'-k-na ., w I.. bv 3CI0 , us li.&)t,Jh on'liltary""
imy ' 30iB by I He bran Ihnop. innuarj uuty In
x.nn .. inrr.
In tile nrial hon polnls plaviii s.ilur
dav night, Scliaefer plaed like a verit
able wizaid, nveiaging hcv ntv-flvo lu
the nfleitoon block if 300 and lllly in
the night block of 3U0 lie lcillillil olllv
nine innings to complete bis him points,
and although Cocliiau was plavtug like
a veti ran, aveiagllig tlilltv-elglit lit bis
lirst block of aoo mid foity-two In the
other, he vva.s illelr,lldied liy I ho vvon
deifill billiards i.f his adversary.
The grand average of .'IS CO-H 3 bv the
victor jind 33 7-93 bv tho loser is nroof
'of the splindld billiards Ihetu challenger.
of Iluppo me piaiig
MULFORD TO RACE
Wlrr.m
Driver to C
.OIllllPll
in
.'UU.Milr t;rii
III
Iiidlnuapiill., Ind.. Jan "7 Italpl,
Mulford does not believe in llnrtien
being all uultich.v number, lot tin. f,,
iiious 'Mniler' Is slaillng ills tlilrli enili
sci.sou as nil nilleiiuoblle r.ieer Ills llisi
enti.v lulu a uncir contest of llie sea-on
has been niaile for the l.ibeitv Sweep
stakes nf BOD nillei May 31, nt tin. In
dlanaiiolis Spmlwiit
Miilforil In the nioiiil driver to ,n'f,
the iuternalional liiini.lc in Hi,, i hae fm
tliu wlmiciH cud of the KiO.OOO puisi
He will diive a I'lontenac i.ir
l.arry I iUperald )c,n
New nrk, .Ian '.'7 (Jarretl '1' I'ltifr,,,!,)
forlnrr alhlelie (.mill of tho 'Ihlrli.nlh It. ki
no nt. and lie- Iiiur lilaud Athl.il, Tint, ,n,,
al Ills homo lu llriioklu iHterda it,,
wan forl-lx v.ara old liarry brntiiiht ,,ui
a limit of 1.0111I iillilrlrs, llii'tu llnif llnir.
Illlliuali l.nwnit Kohorthoii il,ri:,. t udi 1
wuu'J, fldnry l-li" and Prank Kr.nn"r.
Coiy Dolan In Pilot i, Jiit,r,,
SI. .loi.nil. lo., Jan SJ c li0Un
Iho former Phlllle and Amrruan i.raii
lillijrr who wai with Toronto lM arnnrin
baa been (liEat-H lo tnaliaico tin, vvm rn
,eaiu rluh (tain, of thin elli r"
oritm SPORTS ox
PAGE 18
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Lieut G.H.FruzicnJr.,
Venn Athlete, Returns
to College This Week
.. . . j!.-0 llnrrlann
riuler.
I irmriMiM .'""J"', l.l.i.. nt
reit
liL"VT, ;'tV"ivnn.bnl
II. week nnd will report to t m"
Isw.oh llel.crt.nn for trni ""ji
Ucitrnmit IXolcr r'nrhf.1 t ll eeiintrr
7" nflff "erlni' rnnsiilrrahle
Ion In I'mnee In the "tUllon rp.. "j
wns .tnlloneil nl tmrden I ll '""''"'
rpielteel lil ill-c-rmnre. , lie was n mem-
! ' ' . ...... .....i.,it, sniindrnn,
the tr of llie t'f"" irnW.,if.h J,a
l'enn He rnn the lno-inrd (lush "!
Die hnnllfs. In one of Ihe tnnlj he He
fentPil Frilnmn, or I'rliiceton, the pre
out hnrille rlinntnlon. , .m
Hlifii Amerlrn enlered the war Kra-
.u. .ml l.ltirnln limit wfre me nri
iirni
Sill
. .ikt.i.. (.. I-.,, Otitibtln 1le
clilrr Ihe frilre. Lieutenant Jral
fnlh,.p I. Hie chairman or llie 101
rninmlltra nt the t'nlrfrlty.
changed to tho Kitty-ninth Artillery, has
recently lotumed from France Coach
Itobertson, who was mustered out of tho
aviation corps n fev.' days ago, was a
member of tho Thirteenth Jteglinent for
nine years.
The outdoor track schedule an ar
ranged by tho trnck committee, ot
which Murdoch ICendrlek is the chair
man, Is tho most extensive the Quakets
have had In a number of jenrs liesldes
the rclajn and Intercolleglates, dual
meels. will be held with Cornell.
Annapolis nnd the nay. The freshmen
will exhibit In dual meets ngnlnst tho
combined high schools, the combined
prep schools nnd the Cornell freshmen.
The achrftulri. follow:
iNnoop. pcitnni'i.E
renruarv '.. One tnllo relay as.ilnt Tor.
ne-ll. nt lhiffHlo .. ,,
IVbrtia rj i'.'i MMIrose timf;, nt Mitllaon
?'iiinre ebnr.l')! Nw York.
March n Vatinnal A A A rnimplon
hip'. it Thirteenth Itcslmcnt Armory,
liruoUlvti. . .
Ot'Tnexm srHEDVI.B
Am II -" It 1.-U". nt Pranklln Held
M.iv .1 V.ivy. nt Annapolis
Dit.s of the dual mots with Dirtmouln
nn.l Ci.rnell have not hen fixed n ;ot but
prnbilib will te Mnv In nn1 Mil' 17
Mni .10 nnd 31 Intercollenlatr cnnmplon
ship, at Holrllprs' ricl.l, Harvard.
MrNiclioI Stars
The Quakers broke Into the Intcrcol
leglato Hasketball League season with
a letory over Columbia In New York
Saturday night by 31 to IS nnd It was
mainly due to the marvelous work of
Danny McNIchnl, who was making his
leaguo debut, that the Ited and Hlue
came out with such a wldn margin.
Columbia wns leading nt the end of
the first half 12 to in, hut l'enn came
back with a rush after some heated
words In tho dressing room nnd ran
awav with the Moinlngslde Heights com
bination. McN'ichol caged flVo field goals
and proved that he deserved a place on
the Varsity quintet Mike Sweeney con
tinued Ills great foul shooting, getting
thirteen points out of fifteen chances.
Dutch l'eck nnd Johnson, tho colored
Columbia center, staged a side attraction
In tho shape of n, fist fight In the second
half and both were ruled from tho
I n"oi i e.i i? v ku'hi ua.Kei(aii pinyer.
i but If his services were not needed on
,i .. i....i. i- .. ,. ..-. ,, ...-.
COLLEGES DROP
ONE-YEAR RULE
I. C. A. A. A. A. Recom
mends Those in Service
Be Allowed to Compete
M UST RETURN BY APRIL I
New- lork, Jan. 27 --All members nf
the Students' Army Training Corps who
rontlnued n tollege without lnterrup
tlou and 1,1: students who entered ths
sirvlrn or engag.d lu war work will bo
eligible for competition In Intercol
legiate nlhlrtle contests this jear
"eeommendatloni, to tills rfTect vverei
adopted hci Msterday by the executive
e-omniltlee of the Jntercolleglato Asso.
Tnil0","f,,A '."''"'""' Ath'c'"' of Amerle.u
I" ?L " ."," X ! Ihe annual
will 1
''. '"-"' "i 1 1 lit L iiriTeiiiiznTlnn h oh
',pl,l "' ') Columbia Vn'lverslty
ifluh hero Maich 1.
liiircc fir irsiini.ittnn i.m ..... i. ..
Apt II I uicr man
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university
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Wi-I irginia h, PJaj I'riurelon
lorK.iiituM, Y, ,, Jan .,. , ,,.
SUITS $.
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OVERCOATS
m.iitt i:ii i isnvi 3o, s:s ami im
PETER MORAN & CO.
S. E. Cor. Oik Xr A.-U e.
Or Monday and ,,ra,y -;
until
Major A. J. Diuvnl
llovbiB hinrmimriit for Vrinr n.i v
nnd Munlieri O'llrlru'. n,.lu '".'
Marl. II lllll tltt B-i( ll H Vl r"Js P k
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WILLIE JACKSON vsy
FRANKIE BRITT
PALACE RINK
. KINK Mth 4 Ma,Kf. .,.
Itollrr M...lln-l.lii:r''l. lw:
rroieuional Ska
ktfnir Race, TonIc!,t
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one of which was that the . en ilhl
re'norted'b,' ".' ,',?t,rtaB fcllou''' hi.,
reported la. I, to their universities bv
January il. and the other that tos
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