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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEU-lILAKELPHxA', MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1010
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AWED TO OTHER WORRIES, CONNOLLY MUST BEAR BURDEN OF' MAKING 17-INNING DECISION
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fWILD BILL" BREAKS
SILENCE; GIVES DOPE
ON 17-INNING GAME
t hate Silk O'Loughlin Accused of Giving Decision Which
ACosf Athletics Pennant, but "Smiling Willyum" Says
In Tnm C.nnnnllv Heiiulnrml V,tt,,,n ? rrilr.i
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Hjr ROBERT W. M VAWEI.L
"Darin hdltnr Veenlng Public 1 etlgrr
"11TILD WILIATM DONOVAN beamed complacentl) upon the vnt thtons
at the National last Saturdaj night l'or u time he forgot he was to
t the new manager of the bill club at 1eie l'lt for lilt thoushts wctc
joyous ones He had jut broken a t email, able leeoul one which has stood
for years-and picked the w Inner of a boltig bout. He seemed as hnpp)
as Joe Fletcher and Kddle Cook who steeled the customeis nt the Rate
"" "Wllljum the Wild epoed a million iloll.trs wotth of Ivoij when he
allowed a smi,e to appear on hl fate Muggsy Tav lor and Bobbv Gunnis
were Interested onlookers, because it was the Hist time thev ever had bun '
able to agree with the noted star of the diamond nt a hoIntf show. It
was a stiange and unusual oecuitence.
t Battling; Mnrrav had walloped the da lights out of Hauling Leoniid.
and Donovan bet hi do? license on Mnrrav After that Wllljum was con
tented to rest on his lam els.
"Now that I have departed ftom th maiden ilas" he ald, "the show
no longer interests me However I would like to bum Into oratoiy and
tall a story which to m mind, never has beii pilnted. It gives a clean
! bill to one of die best umpires who evei called 'em behind the plate, and
now that he has passed to the gieat bejond let? tepect his mentor "
"While Jack Itusso and Oscar Gardner fioundered through a "loppy,
semlwlndup Donovan told the following- stotv :
"Remember that game between the A' and Detroit 'way back in 1907,
when Harrv Davis hit one on the noe to deep tenter and was called out
when It was claimed a spectator collided with Sam Crawford Just as he
vva about to catch the ball' Well there was lots of trouble over that
play, and I'l bet nunv of the old fans nie aigulng about it .vet
-'Silk O'Lough in. who was woiking behind the plate that day, lias
been accused of giving the decision which viituall) put the Athletics out
of the running foi the pennant.
WTllAr uinpiic uas in bad with Connie Mack and nil o htS
players for a long time, and 1 uaiit to sny tight now that he
had nothing to do icith the decision, lie uas blameless, hut neier
offered an alibi. He took his medicine like a man.
Connolly Called Out Davis in Memorable Game
mOMAIY CO.NNOI.LV was the man who called Hanv Davis out and
claimed theie had been Interference on the part of a spectator In
center field In fact Tommy will admit it nnv time vou a-k him about it.
"I dlstlnctl.v recall the play and the events following it because I was
pitching for Detroit on that dav It was near the end of the seison and
we. were fighting it out with the A s We came here one half game behind
but took the lead after winning the first game The net dav.'l believe,
we were Idle because of rain and then came the crucial battle
"An enormous throng turned out and the spectators were allowed to
go upon the field Ever) time 1 looked back to get a line on my outfielders
J aaw that bank of humanlt which seemed to be getting closer to second
base. Davj Jones In left and Tj Cobb In right were backed against the
crowd. In center Sam Crawford had more leewaj, for a sort of V was
formed out there and Sam stood in the center
"That was the lav out when Harrj Davis stepped tip I can ec him
now swinging tlat long bat, and recall that sinking sensation when he
reached out and hit tho ball full on the nose Straight toward renter it
"wiled and I thought it would go Into the crowd.
'"Crawford, however, ran back and then toward left field and a spec
tator, who evidently was excited, ran near him Just as Sam was leaning
back to make the catch this man bumped him and ever thing was spoiled.
"The crowd went wild, Davis started around tho bases and the De
troit, piayers entered a protest on the grounds of interference. There was
quite an argument and O Loughlln was appealed to for a decision.
"Silk walked over to Connolly, and said:
"How about It, Tom"
"'Tho mans out" replied Connolly.
'O'Loughlln walked back to the plate and another heated dtscutsion
began among the plajers. Once more Silk approached Connoll.v.
"'What was that decision'' he asked
"'I tell sou the man's out for Interference" stormed Tomtn. 'Get
that? He's out"
"Then O'l.oughhn made his ruling for which ha has been blamed to
this day. I am in a position to givo the real ttory, for t was standing
near Connollv both times when Sll'c appealed to him.
HIT SHOULD hate been figured out that it ivasn'l O Loughhns
' decijion, anyuay. He was behind the plate and the umpire in
charge, but Connolly too. on the bases and it was vp to him to
render a xerdiet on anything that liappencd there and in the out
field. That's the real story of the feud between Silk and Connie
Jfocfc."
Indians Didn't Suffer in Trade Willi Mack
1HE Bobby Roth trade, which was announced by Manager Mack jester-
day, was not much of a surprise to tho readers of these columns More
than a month ago we said Larry Gardner. Elmer Myers and Charlie Jamie
eon would be sent to Cleveland in a trade, but apparently made an error
when Joe Evans, the thlrd-sacker of the Indians, was included Perhaps
that end of the deal will be announced later for at present it docs ndt
look as if Connie got nny the best of It
Bobby Roth Is a great plajer, a wonderful outfielder and slugger and
will fit In nicely with Kopp and Tilly Walker in the long grass Hut he
la no more valuable to a ball club than Larry Gardner. That being the
case, why Include Mjers and Jamleson' From where wa are sitting, it
looks as If Cleveland should have handed Connlo a couple of plajers along
with Roth for the best third baseman In the league, Instead of being nicked
for Jamleson and Mjers, Mack Is a real David Harum, but didn't show
It In this transaction.
But before we go any further, let this thought sink in Connie Is
jboss of his ball club and he can do an) thing" he wishes with the plajers
IH alwajs Is seeking to strengthen the A's, and perhaps he Is doing that
ry thing now However, there MUST be something else to the trade,
or no man of Connie's ability would consent to a snap like that unless
ta had something up his sleev e. Perhaps it is a pitcher or ev en Joe IZ ans.
rime will telltand it will be up to us to await developments
EffV This guy Klnnej, who also comes here, once belonged to the A's. but
fel didn't do much. Fred Thomas, the Red Sox third baseman who was
grabbed by. the waiver route, Is a sr.ell fielder, but a weak hitter. How.
ever, he Is J oung and may dev elop,
WIOBDY HOIH tiill strengthen the outfield and the absence of
Larry Gardner uill weaken the infield. Good third basemen air
scarce, so what's the Idea of the dealt There 11VST be something
more coming, for Connie is not losing his old time shrewdness
Last Week Record One for Boxing Clubs
I AST week was one of the best boxing weeks Philadelphia has ever seen
4 from an attendance standpoint. Record crowds turned out to witness
, the shows at the OljmpLa, Cambria and National, thereby proving the
vport is exceedingly popular. It also proved that Philadelphia fans wllb
attend good shows, no matter where they are staged.
At the Olympia, which presented Johnny Murray and Joe Ilurman list
' Monday nljht, the receipts were greater than In any regular show, accord.
, T n. T)dva Tnhnnn Tlncm. nonlr.d 'sm In ... .L. s.i ...
?vS -u j-w .,. uviittiif, u.. ......... .,. .it cn. me vaiiiuria Willi
Tmaay Gorman and Jimmy Pap pas, and Jack Hanlon's show at the Ka
on Saturday night drew the largest crowd since the club has been
atlng under the new management.
JOi.VA'V MEA.LEY tcill hate an opportunity to, step into the leal
top-notch class tonight if he uins declslicly from Johnny
Dundee at the Olympia. Healeis quick Knockout oier Gussie l.euis
shows he flings a nasty right, and if he connects toniyht tie are
' likely to have another championship aspirant in our vildst.
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.MHB death of Charles K. Van Loan, which occurred at the Ablngton Hos
Lfittl yesterday, came aa a shock to his many, friends. Van Loan was
tave.IMUHnkr rport writers oi me country ana was maning a name
&&&& He than Ulo. xeeks,
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SCORING HONORS
FOROBEYO'BRIEN
Nforlhcn:!. Captain in Front
in Final Averages! Willi
210 Points
KNKASS TAKES SKCOM)
LITTLE WILL RETURN
TO PENNNEXT FALL
Famous Tackle, Now Cap
tain With Army of Occu-,
jtation, Plans Another
Football Campaign
" - GREAT LINE MATERIAL
1 Olicv" O llilcn. captain of Hie 'uith-
rnpt riulutit. won the liullvldti.il
coring honors foi the 19IS-I1 sea
Ron. O Hrlen In ten games stored
sKlv-flve field guils and right v-lc foul I J football lino next fall tint will rival
goals for a tonl of 216 points. Cap- the great comlilnition turned out bv Vr
tain Kne.is nf West Phll.idelphl i was Clinics Wharton in tslfl, but that is no
si-mini Willi 1" points s.nd "Clink Indication that It will be a line with
P.issun, the former Southern leader, who "paper" sltrngth. If reports come true,
it.iscr.iilii.iiil ini'i,t,iipi. iiiini "'cie ""' ',0 fpw halfbacks
It) KMVLN J. POLLOCK
VN I'APISR IVnii Is going to hive h
Joe Wright Introduces
Innovation in Rowing
Wjlh ISO-Pound Crew
In addition to the varsity. Junior
ami freshman eights. Penn will be,
represented on tho water this jcar
with n ISO-pound crew, according to
an announcement mailn by Coach Joo
Wright recently. Sucii a tnovo is nn
innovation In collegiate rowing circles
and will be n great impetus to In.
tcrest In the spoit.
Ileretoforn few lightweight candi
dates reported for rowing because
thcie was little clnnce of making thn
Mirallv Coach Wright stated that
an event for the 160-pouml crew in
the American Henley on the Sehuyl
kill Mav It was practically assured.
He Mi lil It nlso was probable that
other colleges would turn out a light
crew.
If any.
trti Iti I ti r rrl-riiifirl 1i-ttnli llin IV(1 tintl
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slnti OHilen, Kneas, IMs.oii, ltcchtcl ., ,, , , . ,, . Phiney. McNIrliol, Kraus, rtraun and
mil ocgelln tallied more than a liun-l "'" '' repoit rimim or ''"" Light are on the rumor list to return,
tired point h Crivls. or Central High. ou "n"t V,1"1' lt',1"' tlmt ,-ou lM,,', Theio area lot or things that hapnen
wan the onti member of the second Iran I '-""""I " ot " .tcW. )?.". nf"" ?' " between Match and September buUfOi"
league who pissed the rcntuiv ,( i b' '"ck with uh at Frank In Vleld hero, e , menlloned mei re-enrol at he
lie Mored 130 points, nlxtv.seven more h,.no,1,! r, t,tn;lel111'' 'V ls laun.hed at lmurslty lt will be a Penn j?ar In
than I'm slier, or Southern, tho runner-up B i " "".'V-m1'0" '" P.0 V a "V ' footl.MI ' "" 5Car '"
I lie Mil ilntoiingrccoids follow. nfan,.r. "" ' .."'? .",lnv.ot "ccupatloi
LOCAL GOLFERS ENTERED '
inn" M".".v. I'l'j'lt'lpIiiaiiR 'I'cc
Vim Spiiii; Toiirnrv at I'inc
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7.' 'in fiom initio Miller, former Penn """. l l"1llcllllliails I CC Oil in
ns I captain, to Alex Wr.iv. anntlicr Penn bpillli; I oliriirv at I'iliclllirst
71 ' rnll.ntl.. MIIU. .. I l,1 In 1. ...nn '
Is and. fl that time l.nu .innounccd hij I,,: . ' '"'T' , V , ( " MHri1' s -Th
;S tenlloiiH of wearing the lied and Illuo , lnrKest ,l0,,r ,Il',t "" "" taken part in
70 again. a toiirn micnt on any one day since go'
V .,.,.. . I ns nrst plajrd lll Iceoff In thonuatf-
b ''"'''olc.l lo Captain fI1,K rolll, of , nmiui fpr)nR tourla
4',' Captiln I.lltle entcted the aimy in ' meiit at Pinchurst today. More than
M tho Mimiuer of 1117 He tiled to get , joo pla.vcis have entcicd
11" Into the servlee several times before, Atnr n,,n on.. t,.. 1 , ,.
m . . . . . . .viore titan fifty pennsvlvanK irolfers
1 nui whs uiriieri now 1 011 hccouii .01 i-ooi i,,lXH entereil. Including tho following
" 17 11 iii'',,Jr' , , ,' ",,., 1 '"' ine rniiaiiei 1 111a tiistrirt: Chares
I f, n io nnd ho etnolled in 1111 ollkt rs training ' Hm ton K'ctno 11ml Charles A Mills ot
I" n " -J1' innip A few months 1 iter he was com- I'lno V.illej , I)r t"!eorge i'.irrj, M ' II
i !', :; -,! lnlsli)iied 11 llisi lieiitcn nit anil lie went .loins anil .1. r llnllowell, of Old "i ork
in n 11 ' ovirsi.iH with tint rank fler seeing load, lleorgn W htatzell, C W Rilner
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t'ltniore 1 nttil foul
t ehr Krm I ford
Urine NorthPfiKl
sllter SV.uthi n
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?' 1 v ,t 1 woiks with honors he was pio- ,,,.,, V.ilns' Jto,.rt ','. Iiu-klns nnd
- moletl tn a ciiu.ilii L'1,Mlc' 1),rc,,rr: of Piankrnril .lustlco M
, , moieti u. a . ipi, 111 Tluiinioii nnd C .1 Tuckir, of Spring
1- Anv line co.11 h In the iniiuliv would ( llavi 11 J II Ht-isniiU I II Whltwcll
11 he plc.icd lo Invn Hie matevlil 011 hand of .Mellon Crick t , N" V Worrell, Itui-
1, which Is ictmrtcil to lie available foi I Ion IHIierlnglon and Colonel I, .1. K0II1.
J Penn net fall Cttlltge vouths have ii Phil ulelphla Crlck-t, Ccorge 1 rnnklln
4 lubit of ihiiigliig their minds but If the , "own nnd John It Nellnon, of Hunt-
j guakft linemen liold to their prchent ' ,.MJ,' ! .,,,. .' t-t -M, .''It'iTcralrt, nf
H plans there will b at le.st llflcen first- ,,jjj;'ll"w,if """ ,,,Wi"' M los, of .Vorth
." 1 )aw men Mlm iti bo lniiie'l off band -- -.
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J -'" P. M. C. FOOTBALL DATES
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SWEENEY LEADING Gibbons Predicts Bright
COLLEGE SCORER Future for Vine. Richards
Mm. will be out fin thn two poMa 'llu-o L'.V'ir. ''.f'.'Jf Br, f:!,.hilI . " ri,u.1? Cnr "c"
arc lit sides l.ltlle J0I11111 'Ilt7tl sub rturaell II t uu of Phllndclihj It "till
J tafklc III Pllli ("ail 'llionnis PUT rtgu- eoimlst of nlno i,mei. there still belne n
n In mid Jim NrMoli Illondlo W Ithlliglon "'X"e ."TtiT'the Penn ami Sw.rth
.111,1 rileU suiinli e. 1DIS vetelnlis sun 111 ire LHitirn lioth of thl,h uln i,a r.in.t
Iir.sn li.vvt hlV.MilM. , howevci was with the I'M btpuid SI'ilVr,1',!' onJ. &?', ".i'.I.."10,;0"' P""'"!10'"
W T 1" l' VV 1 1" t , . .. .. -1. . t .... 1- ..,,.. ., Krlillroii r,thedule that the rail"ta lmvt
'nulliein s . son i rihea-t 1, i din) ""', ,l "" "ll" tutu m, fiiiiMiu 111mer1a1.cn in cniw Th comiilotn list
1 ejilnil 7 I 7011 (irriiMiit 11 .' s .in Nililln .MaIllltl, l'Jli lcguill ni-o 111 lj
V riilln 7 1 Tim I rinkfuril 11 lo noo return.
SWUM. IBUI hTAM),M. I , ,i(h )al , ,, t.,lUlcs ' Ou.ber IS-PrankMn 'and ' Jl.StaiC .i
southern In n 1 nun VV I hlls I 7 tiiii wi 00 movcu over 10 111c guarti posiw
f-iilral s ion t.ennani 11 I 7 inn fur Herb Heiltr, 1!M7 regul ir. Is Hie
lrniil.fur.1 .1 ". Mm Nirlhe1t .1 7 urn nh ,,,,, ,((r.i Mi ,rd who will be
Numbered among the otliei glial d
folliitt.
Olloher 4 Penn at l'ranklln T Ipld
'Jrteher lt Sttarthmore at 8ttarthmor,
101111 Forward Now Tops Local Critic Says outhful
Sensation Should Come
Through in National Sin
gles in Short Time
WO DERIVE VOLLIi YER
Nearest Rival in Cajje
League by 10 Points
.VAIS SLYCK'S 62 SECOND
1 Mike fewcenej, tlio flash) iVnn for
ward, is virtuall assured of the rta-
' son's Indlvlduil Kcoring honors in tlie
j Intercollegiate Ltague iwteiiev his a
lead of It n points over Van Mjck, of
alc, and will pi iv in two morn games
I while tin .,lo pl.ijir tngigts In but
, 'illy more
The Intllvlilm
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riatrr 'letni ruimon
' swcinet I'enu forttard
I Van Mtl. Vale forttarl
'litrrtl rotuiiihlH forwarl
I rlttinnaril Venn forttard
orlner ("oriull fortttrd
I Ople, rrlliteinn rorttril
Johnson Oolumlda tntr
I VIeMchoI 1't.nn uuard
Knon t'olumhU forttarl
I t'HVls IVnn te nti r
Morion "Vale forttard
Humll lale eenter
KeniUll, Cornell, Kllard
Vlullnet l ornell tenter
(lr, Prlnieton tenter
Peck IVnn, truant
Slew trd Cornell forttarl
WelnKiein, t'olurnhla t.uurd
jSiradtlU Aale xuitr I
Klndl Lnluinhla ifUrtl
i Marieta rrlnti.li,ri puard ",
Vlderman Vale kuard J
iMtlit Prlneelnn kuard .,
ahrlitkie Princeton fortt trtl t
Wood, Prlnieton guard 4
Sullltatl t ornell tenter t
tlorttltr t oluinhla uuard '
stettart tolumMi uuard 1
Vina nle fortturd 1
Oooilell !.alr forward -'
htdman Cornell guard t
Trimble rrlncettn fortttrd I
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Ilv KORhRr T. PALI.
lM.i:NT KIC1IAKOSS icusttonil
phvlng In t lie iinildle states tov-
ered tourn iinent on the roof of Hie
W'anamaker stoic during the last Iwn
weeks has srt the tennis fans through
out the counlrv to wondering .in to how
Hie conipieror of Itliiva Kuin it. io ami
Wallatt lolui'-ori will fire III me rut
tlonal singlea cbaniiilonslilpH In the net tltlpiiel Hit stroke and In poMiinn ,v,,n
Bur KaiiMi.s bladenl
Erom Outside Ring Bouts
lawrenie, Knn, .M.tiiJIi " Men
taking Iiomiik Itsoim at the Lnlvei-f-llv
of Kiiiih.ih villi not 1m allowed
to take pin in nnv l,olug toiirnn
nienlH In Id lit tho KaiiKss I tv A C
or ,inv ollii i outside lioutH iih for
intilv annountpil 'I he inilliorltlta at
K I i. iv thev nro offerliig boxing
.is it tnliihe in tlie flop irlintiit o(
pin sit al tilucatioii onl and are not
tiling to triln turn for the ,ng
' We legtrtl hoMiig as out of the Pest
forms of phvsltal evert isi for voung
men .mil think It impious tip. mo,,
iih lit. ills anil plivslmllv hits W o
ll.unlllon lit id of the tlep trtiin nt of
pIlVHl al t lllll.ttion
' 'I lie tulii" of ho ng was hIiow n in
Hi, letent win whin It wits used in
nil tialiilng tainps Huvlng te ulies ii
m in In think ami m t quit kit
SUSPEND JOE LOOMIS
bat k
Oi'oher 25 HI John'p. at fhenler.
No.eiiiher 1 Vlhrlght, at theater.
Jsctenther 8 Urainue, at Cheater,
Novemher t" tpen
NtvunberL'." VVaahlnglon al Chester
November J7 tThankjglilng) Delaware, at
Cliealer
l'hlllp M Swreiiet a Chester boy. who
ilar,l a aenaallonal game at fullback in
in n fawuiu ot next lall'a team HI
Tlio tenttr ptsltlons wlU be well I'ltuttla villi toatlt again
Inken t.ttr, of lit the W'l.tv blolliers - -
lot l.oonils Imlilii I Ale and T.nil 'Hie lallci was the 1"I6
esiitlld itcs will be Crawford Armitrong
.Hid 111 idk.v, all of whom pl.i.vetl on list
CiMili.il A. A. I. Hiinps Charges sc.ir'siinc
ol I iolc"ion.ih?iii Against atur
lilt ago, Atari it
.ul,j Arrange hpring (umcs
of uln. woiIiIh iiiniiliig .tiiii liiiitllliig' ,,,(,,. , ,ek mid was suttrtdeil tlie , ,.,,.,..., ,..r,n , nh, ,,., , , .
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I.iioiiiIh will uppeil to Hit N'atiou ii A nlso will be u candid ilr
1 t h inipluiishli) toniinlttct' for a
llnil iiillng I oomls bus cvniipeUiI Two (Ircat Krnls
thioiighoiit tlie tounlrv umli r the tolnia i ,. , ....
of tho ( hit igo Atlilttli Association IMne Millti, the 1D17 captain and
Thn western star is evpected to enltr out of the best ends tver turned out at
tint nitlnnil t h iniploiinlilps In llrookljn I penn, will be out for olio of tint wings
nett '.itiiril.iv night, and of .-tursf, ,, llo ll have its ,i tiiiuiing mate
wll not bt able to to.npclc unless r. In- mu, ,,,,,, M American 1918 end
h""'- iMiiie Well. Trtil Peters ami lleese
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limit itttte ttn tittvv
Retain Double Umpire SvMcm
t hltitgo, Alarth 3 Tho doublo umpire aa
tein will bo retained In the American Asno
Ut!ou thla eeafon. rresldent Hltkcy an
nounce l last liUht tleorge Johnsuu, of
Chltago is the Ural umpire to algn
llorc Sale at Havana
Iliivana Marth 'I Thlrten horaes tvers
aiild III the paddnik at Drleulal Park )es-
tr.lat lark of Stiadca ttjm hoiMrht liv
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I McGHEE BROTHERS STAR
i Leail Merchant K to Victory Over
I Hog Island Soccer Eleven
Diminutive fleet-footed "Dart Mc-
ft w cars
'I ho ion-fiisus or opinion is that the
v outhful star his n wonderful future
.Some pretllct that bo will win the Amer
ican classic In two jears, while otiieis
siy tlireu or four I'aul w. ciiuuoiih, j
president or tlio Philadelphia, nnd Dis
trict Lawn Tennis Association nnd one
of the leading criliiM of the tountn. Is
innlltlent that Hliliards will come
through In a short while, barring tied-1
dents find sit kuess (ilbbons gives siimc
Interesting facts to back up bis statu
incut I
Retter 'llian MtI,ounliliu
"Itlrharils has a wonderful future ' ,
said (lllibons this niornliig. ' beiause he I
Is further ilevelopetl mall an of tint I
present Ainerk in stars were at 1 1 In age
itleiiarils will not lm slxletu ears mil
until the .'1st of this month Maurhn
Mcliuglilin tlm coast Mizz.inl, who vton
the national title In 1912-1,1, was nine
teen before ho g lined any gicat pronii
liencc ' Dick Williams of thlR city winner ot
the national singles several times, also
was several vears older than Richards
when lit tame to tho front lllchanls,
In ill personal opinion, has n line
chance to establish a new w or Id's tennis
record No one has ever won tho Anier- i
lean or Kngllsh singles ch iniplonslilp
under nineteen jears of age ( ampbell
lug Tor tin ball
XlimipnlU. Mil, Vtarth I
uii 1 tr.it k In, els hate
tin V.lul V, ..lift, IV tnn
at Aininiaills ilurliu tii limine .en son i hi Itn-qii.iu Hid Sliortv .snllli llarnrt anil IluiK Win
in ilslilpint n mii win a in n nam l i the ., ,iih,ir to iiioiIh tine will l,e it
Inlveralv of IV nlt till t relit mnita in A' "'""" l" ' J. . , ,,, , . ,, t . IMImlr lle'gil. I In.. Jlartli a Jamt-a
Plillndeliilihi on via t . The meia an piomlsliig giotii of bin klicltl t andldatrs iiaitiea of hunset HIM paired with Mike
not us good us the Itraiit tn tnkiu inn no. ion uereaied viex
llarv.v Vfr,,,, I Willi tieorae .--iii'iii tn idkhiivi oil tne links
narvt.v, Mraii', h(,r, raerUaj by :t up and . ti pla
I lour dual n II mi irterbul. Job iiiikil tlotvu now .mil lie n.-, fin I
Hi7"trrt:!,?",,iar,.,.r 'll have as fellow signal oalleis Walt,,
iiiiiiik tPll.illl tin )S,f,lt, nut niititit .
til n Uam li ihe . ,,iK to lpnlt
lilt reltt mnita in " tiiiih I
t Thn ,n u,u .... iii.iiii sine- tflOllll Of llll
i.rll in Johns iiklint ,la T Uniteisllv i,i tlit- ill lit rial is n
f iviinavlvsnlH .Vim in ViiMrntj of , ,. , n,,i,.i,
1'lttebari.li, .Mtty 17 I ornell " " I line piospects Hulgli
Ohee outBlde left of the Merchant ,.,. P n ,!, i,ll.ri(,nrl ,i,, in toitn
xiSSS.' Vrtaf5? lo rA.t ir Fl r il'" "- , "l r r
goals registered against the ilog Island Henshaw the voungest l.ngllsh cliam-
sneeer eleven vesterdav Merchant "11 Plon. was one month jounger thin
soccer eleven xsterdav
won, 8 goals to 1
Merchant "II
By deteajlng the
Ulanders the Bristol team worked Its
way into the second round
Fifteen minutes after tho plavers had
been in actlcn the Merhcants were
awarded a corner kick "Jlmmv" Wil
son was tent In to do the booting Me
iihee met the ball and headed H Into
I'earce's hands 1 he latter made a sen
sational return, Nolan In trying to block
the sphere dived head first Into the net.
carrying rearce to earth with him
Again on the replay the Islander's
goal was threatened by the Hrlstolites
Bart Mctlheen on a crots snot booted
Into Pearce's hands again who for the
I second time made a sensational return
Campbell
Has Great Control
'Illclnrds continued Gibbons "lias
acquired itlreadv what It has taken the
leading exponents ot the sport many
sensons to get control antl accuracy
Thla comes only from experience In
tournaments, and Richards is fortunate
In having participated In so many big
tourneys Ills control is almost un
canny. It is a wonderful asset,
' Contrary to the popular belief, Itich
arils Is not a plajer of the hrllllant tvpe
Neither Is be a plugger who sticks at the
ut tl osnciiuimi itriuill . .,- ., .. . -. ,.
... . . i . - . . . nrihe. line mill uvea inn KtriiiteK main t
i.iKineen minuies ine same nati neen I , . .," . .. ,",
underwaj when with a terrific smash aB a Jf,,Be "e can paly the back
court, miu.ct.urt unu net. eiiuuuy us wen
Man) times In the present tourney I
have seen him kill lobs from the base
line
McOaee cleared tho net and tied the
score
' Marl) Mi Hale May Go Abroad
New x.irk. Jtareh 3 Marty JMlala th
haaebail pitcher ot the Yankee and the Hed
gox. who li now In vaudeville ha la
going to make an application to go abroad
aa a Knlghta of Columbus aecretary ir ha
doein t land th lob aa coarh of the (llama
lo aucceed George Ulbion, who wa recently
Icneil ud aa manager of the Toronto Club
Soicer Officials Want More Pay
Mombera of tha Ilefereea Aa.Arl.iiAn a
IrK-al organization want more pay for their
Studies Leading Players
"Ills greatest strength, however, ls
In his voile) Ing lie Is the greatest
volle)er I ever have seen. It Is simply
marvelous the way be strokes the ball
on the full Ills overhead also Is excel
lent These two strokes, augmented by
a great tennis head and an exceptionally
fine temperament, are the chief reasons
servlcea in the Allied Amateur i uti coinpt,. ' why he Is rapidly forging IiIb way lo
tltlpn The Allied American Kootbatl aio- th,, ttlnnacln of American tennla
ilafion mil ngtlned laal Thunday Inat the I U1?,,l, I , 7 ,xme'5Bn . tCrn!,'
refereea drilre 13 for the un. In n ,. ,.,Z "IllChnrdS IS II student Cf the KalllC
round. It for aemlnnal matchei unl 5 ! and 'therefore bound to succeed He
for the final Ualph. IIia Ittarllnv tdavaru .t.rv
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Ptleraon Eleven Adtanres
rateraon. N. J.. March S The cracg Pal
eraon aoccer team adianced Into tha aeml
finale of the national challenge comdetlilon
ve.terdav bv beatlnrr lha Knre Ftlv. If r
Inf Qulncy. Ma, by 2 to 1, at Olympia
Parte, before iOOO mnJCtatori, Ja -tbtfr -re,
.! kw.Aw.1.. ,lu
chance he gets and studies their strong
and weak points. Before each match
he plana his st)le of attack and defense.
This was shown clearly In his five set
match with Tllden on Friday. Many
times Tllden would make a fine return
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