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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL' 9, 1919
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'ELS' BUSINESS MANAGER IS READY TO KNOCK OFF ANY KNOCKER OF COOMBS'S BALL CLUB
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WETTSLINE starts
WONDER WHAT THE STATUE OP LIBERTY THINKS ABOUT?
POWERFUL PITCHING
GIVES RED SOX AND
CUBS BIG AD VANTA GE
l
&
ON WARPA TH AFTER
PHILLIES' KNOCKERS
Until Just RecewTi-Y
t GET AWFUU.Y TlRGD
STANDING H6RC YEAR
AFTER YiFAR MV ARM
IS NEARLY KILLIrJd MF,
STILL- this u?e HAS
IT5 COMPeisJSATtOrOS.
I'LL BET I'VE FLIRTED
WITH MORE SOLDIER
BOYi THAM AlsJV OTMEf
WOMAN IO AMERICA
- They ALWAYS wavc
To ME AMD SEEiM taLATS
To SEir Me, They euetO
THROVAJ KtSiES AT ME
BUT "DARrJ IT I CArJ'T
RlETURM 'ErA - BECAUSE-
AND Tnose Aviators',
They are tsef tiivg just
awful Bold, i Gave
ove a masty look thg
3i' T
OTHER DAY. HC CAME
A LITTLE Tbo rJCAR
AMD UJA5 Too FRESH
$w.
YWild Bill Digs Up Hatchet and Challenges
lny One',
-Says !
WELL MY HAMDS ARE FULy
'& -i IV hn 7 hrntnx Wnlnr n Dni'uii.i' hlitniok-
Club Looks Like Best in Years
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lly KOIIKKT W. MAXWKI.I,
Sport 1'illtor Klenlnc I'tittllr I edst-r
Copyright, 1019. by fublii l.rdotr ( a.
Charlotte. N. C. Apill V
SlIITlTSIiINK is on llic ttnrpntli. The scninl limincs ttiimiijtrr lini
Ills sunny smile, ilronpril liN rny-RoliiR nv nuil i liriMlni;; ttitli
)lSSrrslvriic lie is ttillitiK, eager iiuil iiiixiuiis to meet at c uMiwi'IkIiIk nnj
porfon ttlm etcn "iijtKcsts (lie I'liils are u bum ball eluli nncl will finivli near
J lie icnr eud r the proeevtlon this eajon. Kill ruunnt ee it that ttn.t, mill
stSpydy to so on the mat with any one who disputes his word.
Inst night he held an indignation meeting and elected himself the orator
of'llie cniiiK The fart, that we wne his audienee made no diffeienee he
VftiUl hae hired a hull had it been necessary.
'What's this chatter about the flat wheeled Phils and our limping ball
I'liibV'' lie" demanded as he burst Into our suite. "1 urn getting tiled of lend
ing about the poor prospects of the team and the terrible showing It is about
to make. Tor two weeks I lime watched the bojs at practice, and. bellee
tne, the nchancp dope i pine bunk. We should not be counted out. because
the l'hils look better than In jiais ami will spring u big suipri.-e when the
season gets under tvn.t.
'"Who will beat us';" he stunned, as he walked up and down the room,
waving his odorous pipe. "The Cubs ami the (limits hne a good chance, but
tliojtiier five clubs will have their tumbles I must hand it to Chicago be
cause of tlte wondeiful pitching staff. With Alexander bark nnd Tyler,
Vaughn, Douglas, llendryx and Aldridge. "VliKhell need not worry. The fust
four twillers .should win eight or nunc games bctnien them, and that is a
pretty nice thing to depend upon. Kill Killrfer behind the plate is a won
derful asset and ."0 per cent of the defeiiMe strength. The Cubs aic the
cjass of the league, with New Yolk net.
tiTUIXlK V has that unci) 11 infitlil, trhi'h mny m may not riurk
iniiler the stiain: it airal outfield, vompaied nf fast, hatd-
sj lilting playits: a eoitnle of iood latihers, bit I tuithiua to hitiij of in
, the pilthtng ilriinitiiiritl. .1 that, the (limits look Timid belt in the
league; but outside of thoic tiro t'iifc. iri n licat im.'''
William Hands Bouquets to Phils
(TTOV nbotit I'ittsburgbV" l x'liltiioil, just to make the aigument iner
cstlng mid not ton one sulcd
"All light. " lcsponilcil Kill, ' let's mi wliat they lme out there. Take
(he liue-up of the club. Caton. at lioittnp. does nol omp.iie with Kan
croft. Ktory one will admit that. Cuiey is a good center fielder mid pioli
ably has a shade on Williams and Meuscl. ltut how about Snier or Mollwit.
at first? Neither compares with I.udeius. Soiithwortb is in left field, hut he
i'Vrlll not be as good as Whitted. He hit well last jenr, but will no be ncnilj
so cITectite this season. (. utshaw is a great seiond baseman, bill ISaibaie
'does not stack up with ltnird.
j "Then there is Kigbee in right field. lie will not ttin as nmuj ball games
as Callahan or Crnvafli. sc, we look t longer in fito io-jt ion- in the outQeld
and infield. Schmidt is a tciy good (atilier. but so is .lad; Adams. Nttccnct
.also will play well and is better1than Cuilj. Perhaps Pittsburgh is slightly
stronger, there as well as in the pitching depaitmeut. They liac Cooper.
Kail Hamilton, who won si stiuight last jeav before going into the urm ;
Krlr llajer. Adams and I'miiis We haxe Jacobs, (Jeschgei. Woodward.
1'acknrd. Kaiicloth and Preudergast. The fust tlnce will win many ball
games. J'nckaul is u great iclief niau, and if the others show anything we
jjlluoi be so bad.
'At any rate. I must confess we-'do not seem ery stiong in the box,
but there is n i hance for 'improvement, l'or that icisou it must be admitted
tha( on, paper the Phils hne as good a chance to muke a ireditable showing
rfvtittjburgh. With two moie good pitchers we would gie New Yolk a
hard light.
'Xow take Cincinnati. Huston, Krooklyn and i?t. l.ouis. AVe should beat
oul those clubs, for 1 can't see whcie they are so strung. Thev might im
prove) but not enough to do any damage Pat Jloran is having his trouble
lUth the Reds, for his pitchers are noue too good and some of his stars have
.failed to sign. Krookljn, outside of the pitchiug stuff and the outfield, is weak,
and the Iiraxes don't look foimidable. St. l.ouis is about the same, sn please
s.jffive the I'liils a little c redit.
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11111 nnlt thing iou inn ilo nuir is itniniir the tcmiiH ititniilimi
to pint pet f i in n in ci nf the playeri, ttml iou until ml mil nr
have been xliiihleil by the ejperli. Tnhr it fiom mr, tin fnm irtll he
tiiipitscl nl the gunie ire trill pnl up m yenr." w
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WHAT ARB THC WOMEJ
AJGARItsl& THIS YEAR 1
Do Y0U KMoW I MewER
YST'HAVE FELT OUT OK
'TYLE ! ThanJK ioOOD
WCSS I DOM T HAVE
DRSSS TO UU0RRY ABOUT.
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- LoTsS OF PffoPLS Come
To See ME SO I MGVETs.
GET LOMESoivxe:, AnJD I
HAVE A AOr4PERFVJL VIEW
OF PRG'.SI.DE'MT WlLSOrJ
lAjneto he Goes back amd
Forth. isw't me The
REGULAR LlTTLe
GAD-A-BOUT Tmo'?
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HEPS C0M6S AMoTHR
Load of soldiers. They
.STARTED SHOUT(MG ftND
SimGimG To me miles
AMD MILES OtlT AT SEA
MANJY A VAJOMASJ vAJOOLT
HAVE HAD HER HEAD
TURWED IF SO MA
FIN6 LooKlwG
FCLLOWJ-S MA6E
SUCH A P-USS
is,
OKA OUER. THE
iT'i A 3ReAT LfFei
Fine Twirling Means More Than Strength ' in One
Department, as it Lessens the Rough Pounding of ")
Defense and Lifts Morale of Club
IN THE SrOtlTUGIlT IJy (JltANTXANI) KICK
ICnpurtaht, 10 in, all rights rtacrved)
The Golfers licturn From the Fronf
from shell holes left in France 0
lie finth a tougher ilrcant,
, Whetc yniciiing bunkers trait his si'cc
And tchctc the niblicks gleam.
Aitd m he hooks one out of bounds
Ynu hettrtthc Duffer curse J
' "Ah, yes, I Know that trar ii hell
llul piace is even icotsc." '
'ioi dugouls that trern deep ,
Whetc Herman shrapnel lit, , '
' lie takes his trusty niblick out
I' .lnd finds a deeper pit. '
And as he blows an easy putt
i on henr him sob nnd curse
"Vie .-trpo'iMC 7'ini iccm tough (novgh
Hut this hoc green is worse."
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BERHNTOWN TIED high-jump record in ST1LLIN NEED OF
FRANKFORD DANGER A tpennrela y
Larsen, Brigham Young Star, Likely to Leap to New
Suburban Schools Each Have ' Figures in Carnival at Franklin Field ; Has
Won Two Interscholastic Mnrh ni 6 Font. 7 R.d Inches
League Games
TRAVIS FANS THIRTI
LacliAtf Practice Games Handicaps Coombs
)OOSTIN(! thn home-town club .i one of the piincipal dnersious at this
time of the jcni, because none of the other teams hae been seen in
faction. ,lloweer, Shettsline hands out a logical argument and theie inaj
lie some truth in what he sas. Personallj, I lannot enthuse oift the out
look of the I'liils, but must confess it is shaping up better thuu was expected.
' This Aeek will mean a lot to .laik Coombs and his athletes', for the
jsoutlicru training trip if it can lie called such will come to un end. Two
games will be plaed with Washington on I'riduj and Sntuiduy and the boys
will pack up and escape to Philadelphia Saturday night. The old bull paik
at Broad and Huntingdon stieets will be u welcome sight.
As usual, the Phils hme been handicapped because of the lac.lclS' practice
games". Down in St. Petcrsbuig there was no one to play, nildsfjerc it .is
worse. Only one prep school llelmont Abbey has been defeated, and the
real tryout will be with Washington and in the spring series with the Ath
letics. In the meantime, all of the other National League clubs arc busj
Jilaying exhibition games and will be in good foim when the seuson opens.
The Xew Yoik (iiauts are teamed with the Itul Sox this week and will
, hook up with Washington next week. The Hruves and Detroit uie enteilain
t? Ing'tlin populace down here, Pittsburgh is bnrn-storming on the trip North,
..Cincinnati lias u nice schedule, Krookljn is practicing with the Yankees mid
p even the St l.ouis Cards aie kept busj eery daj pla.ing n leal ball game,
j&l'lio Cubs are pla.xing their way fiom the coast.
There is no exuise for the Phils p.issing up a series of games down
here, for there arc plentj of teams anxious to woik against them. The nlavers
Rft' do better against strangers than when thej play the usual Uegulars and Ynn-
juuii9 c-unicsiB, uuu uie iijiiiiiiKcr mis u ucucr cunnce 10 sec now Ills men
perform under fire than waiting for the season to open.
IF Til Klin M any ball i In fa 11 the icotlil that nceih all of the inrly
rxpetienrc and eirly tiaininy against major league liatni, it
U the FliiU.
Phils Showing Spirit for Work
'MTnVKYTHINfi points -to a successful baseball season this yen
?'AH
for thero
Bpemsrto bc more iiiteicst than inthe lust fie yours. Kverjbodv is talking
e lOascuaiii vuicu menus ine uiop tu iuiis wjii oe unusually large. The players,
W. rnpa jvorkinc balder than ever before nnd no one kicks when told .to labor an
jgi-H W1 nourj
jj-ljist bundtiy there wus no practice for the Phils, but ten of the platers
81, Due ic uie uuu pari uuu niirkni uiuirr a 1101 sun lor lour hours. It
is the first decent day they had experienced, and took advantage of -It-. Tim-
gvns strange jnd unusual, for Manager Coombs was not around and the
innclod without orders. This is the, stuff jou read ubout in our very best
n, but seldom does it huppen in lenl life.
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5 S5 fit AT spirit is prevalent in all of the training camps. The men
'..,j leant 10 ao too viticn trorx tttsieaa oj toajtiig around the hotel as
'oj tlrt Baatbal will come hack, and cattle back to slay, this year.
f?J ( Real Battle for Outfield Starts
H real battle for the outfield posts will stmt today. Coombs now has
io? iwUlelders who' are good enough fo hold down tegular jobs on bis
uu Win loriner a s nero is going 10 nac Ills own sweet doubles in
Kllt selections. Captain M'litltnl, Cravalh, Meuscl, Williams and
to hit tiir oncij in line,
ii fienl i-holcs? probably will be Whitted, Cravath and' Williams. Meusel
t ood, lwl, iut It' Morn last season, but lie will huvo to rIvp way
Wj-mrfi. Uf Jn,i trifle Underweight, on ccyuntf,bHi recent'
I
1 . lly Till)
. TTT'HIj.V Laiseii, (be ltrighnm Young
E E N VV Unieisity high juniper, sent his
, entiy m for the Penn Ttflny he put a
crimp in the hopes of the eastern stars.
Il I'Al'l, I'KEP ( The fact that Larsen jumped (i feet 7ni
ieiuiiiiituwii and rrankfonl High inches two .tears ago will make him the
Schools lontiuued to pl'iy unbeatable fmoiite anil will nssuie him that the
ball estetd.it. and b.t winning tlifir' 'oiiiptition will not be oij keen If be
liiterschoiastie League games ale dead-, is in bis old-time form,
loiked for fust plaic. with two t'u-i The field will be u good one in the
tories and no defeats. high jump, but not f the men will bc
Oiniiintottii took the Catholic Iligbiable to claim oter Ii feet :! inches as a
ic.iin inin .mmi l,i Hi,- Mine of 10-1. hest perfomiuiK i. This height should
While Captain .liiniii) (iinsou wis keep
ing the Catholic Miich to si hits, well
sintteied. the Clitcdens weie hitting the
ball fulil well, but couldu'l score more
than two inns until the big sixth loiind.
In the fiunl half of the sitli the
Clitedens decided the issue, register
ing seten liits and as many runs Lllis
Scbaefer singled to short and leaihed
scrimd on Kulp's saciihce. Sinn sent
bis In other home with a long single fo
left, nnd scoicd on infield hits b.t Itnr
iet1 and Hnlderstadt. Siiilihaid also
hit safel.t in the inliehl ami I'.anett and
llalbei-stadt tallied. - Pnwsoii "'nl
Siatchnrd neioss tlie jian nnd stopped
.it second on Hufllei's bunt tlibson shc
ijfiied, but l'llis Sihaefu stunk out.
be a ttaiiu-up leap for it mail that has
cleaml G.7nt.
Liu sou ionics front the same place
flint piodticted Alma IlichiiiiN. who won
the 01 mpic ctcnt in 1 SI 1 li. lie looks as
if he is just a little'impiotement oter
I the liist pioduct who afterwards went
to Cornell and scored foi the Ithcaus
I in the .tears he uiinpeteil.
l'"ii or Hoostcd
' Coach Muiph.t. of .lolius Hopkins
writes that his num. l'"iror. who won
the Intercollegiate high jump Inst .tear,
is doing better than ever this .tear.
i Wetherdon, of New Yoik University,
YALE STAR INELIGIBLE
I'laiihforil Surprises .
.,,.,... ,ii Catcher Sheehan Barred From first
I rankfoid s tictor.t our the chain-
piou West Philadelphia tiiitn was some- Game Today
what of n surprise, inasmuch us the en llaten. Conii.. Apiil !. Sev-Spe-.ll,o.ts
had defeated South Philn- C1I)I c!(,von,.hour .hanges hate been
delpluti last week. lour runs in the , ,, , ,,. , , . .,
second and lite more in the siUl, gate '""''' ''-Y -oa, 1"11 l-'""' f "",
the stibtiiban team u lead that was too Yale nine, in picpnration for the open
iniii b for the champions t mx matcli of the season with the
Ileib Tunis, the all mound athlete I sjp, ingfield Y M C. A. College toda.t .
of rrankfonl, was In line foim nmlt Captain llussell Hojd was switched
fiinued thltteen biitsuien. West Pl.ila-' f t ccnler held to left field; Lang
MKUKOITII
with n iccord of G feet 'J'-j indies, along
with llugns. of Pittsburgh: Stone, of
Cornell, and Johnson, of Michigan, wjll
be others that will be pitted against
Larson, but these men are outclassed by
the Itrigliam Young sensation.
I look for Larson to try for the coord
this year .sin' e lie has been working on
his event during the time that he was in
the arm nnd will be in line shape. This
will be the best chain e this year flint
he will hate to got the stage setting
uccos-siiry in mder to make a new too
ord. Handicapped Hcfnro
On Larson's last nppcaiame at the
rela.ts he was out for the mark, but the
conditions were unfavorable, due to
rain. The take-off was too soggy, but
eveu with these ltnudicaps he cleared 0
feet !" ,"i-S inches, 'which in itself is a
mart clous jump.
High jumpers as n rule are veiy n
,. moisten! in their tierformnnces. it in
Laisen wo find a man tbtit can do real withdraw.
mnalulpnl WOlk. SO tlint !t 'lS llOt 11 ,
speculation to sa.t that the record will
bc in danger. I
Withdrawals at Last Moment
Leave Vacancies in Manu-
Pilching Values
of the best wins to judge pennant chances Is to pick out the best
pitching stall anil louotv iliac rouic 10 no uciuuer kocs-s.
You won I nwiis bc rignt, nut jou won t miss oueu, nnn you u never
be fnr wrong.
In the National League, when one tnkosn brief slant at the names of
Alexander, Vaughn, Hcndrix, Tyler and Douglas, among others, he doesn't
waste much time delving deeper, Into the dope.
He knows that lie tnn't be far wiong in awarding the Cubs first choice
in tlje big spring guess. This stuff is the best in the Nntional League. It
means good pitching: nlmost every start, nnd good pitching doesn't often
lose, oter the long loiitc.
.
F FKRUY SC1II '' rani-cM his ancient cunning, the Oiantslaff,
irith S'chupp, Ucnlon, I'cnitt, Haines and othcis, icon't be veiy
far behind. Hut the lnaigtn will bc sufficiently in Chicago's faior In
g'uc Cook county the lull uhocc Manhattan's ctotcded isle.
In the Same Way
X Till: same way a short glance in- the direction of the American' League
finds lloston's champion Hod Sox starting out with llabc Until, Hush,
Mus. .loncs and Slim Caldwell. , 3
This quintet has n fast inlteld and a strong outfield to back them up.
Hut the main point, is that lioston icnn bank, upon the average, on high
grade pitching on better pitching Ihnu any rital outfit so fur as one can see
against April's dim horizon.
Cleveland and New Yoik both have strong staff's, but neither carries the
certainty offered by the right and left arms attached to the llostonian pay
loll. One great pitcher, such as Uuth, is a tremendous asset.
i
facturers' League
I A I ) one star in the bar means a big jump. Who ean'forgcl tchat
L Mathcwson gate the Uiants and what Alexander did for the I'hilsT
The Subtler Meaning
WANT EIGHT-CLUB CIRCUIT
. After haying its circuit for the sea
son piactic'ally completed, the Phila
delphia Manufacturers League lids been
compelled to postpone the announcement
of its final make-up until another meet-'
ing, which lias been called for next
Monday evening at the Hotel Ring
ham. . ,
With such teams ns Stokes & Smith, I
U. G: I., Wheeler. Lewis,. Franklin1
Printing and Wnlther Company, of,
Frankford, in line.
The league could have, landed mnny
more u couple of weeks ago, but learn
ing that there was little chance, they
sought admittance elsewhere. The man
agers were indeed surprised nt last
night's meeting to learn nt the, last
minute that the Llcrtric Service nnd
.1. ( Sellers Company had decided to
FINK pitching menus something, jnorc than strength in one department. Tt
menus nlso that the offense doesn't have to go out and got as many runs.
It menus also that the Hue of fielding defense isn't subjected to ns rough
pounding. It menus also that the morale of ii club Is nlwa.ts lifted.
A club goes into a ball game with far better heart when it knows that it
lias good pitching to bank, on. '
Who can forget how much better ball the old Giants plaed for Miuhcw
sou, than others who lucked their conJIdonccV
ni'V with a strong, dependable pi(ther working in the bar, neither
D the offctthc nor the defense is subjected to any unusual strain.
They can bath pike along at a steady, errn, tinharasscd sltide, and
genetally get Ihctc.
Spring Verse
The sun breaks out in golden flame;
The rookie stars in everg game;
.S'o know that spring has came.
Spring, gentle spring, in sunshine clad,
Whetc nearly all the dope is bad.
dolphin made eight hits, throe of which
were accounted for by Captain Datis.
Davis bad a single, double and triple.
Tome Plans Entertainment
Tonic S'hool is planning to make its
annual spring track moot on Maj 17
one of the best of the countiy. lu nil
(lit r 1 1 to offering iKan handsome (lu
pines, the school authorities ine mak
ing niittiigetneuts to entertain the visit
ing athletes.
They lime lontracted to run an ex
cursion from Hnltiinore the day of the
meet, nud in the evening will protide
mi inteiestiug entertainment. The John
Hopkins Cnitersity Dinmnlic Club will
present Hernard Shaw's "You Never
Can Toll."
Parsons, fiosliniun nipt inn last oar.
was sent to center field, and Hob Holden
went from loft field to right.
Catcher Shoohnn ostcrday tas de
clared ineligible and his place' will be
taken by .left Saunders, who has plu.tod
in right (Told.
LONGBOAT COMING HERE
Famous
Enter Local
Runner Will
College
In a letter to Tom Flanagan, of To-
roilKgllie famous Indian runner, lorn
U&ifturil' S1JS t,iut '"' ifl stl"'y'n8 '",
a FuniW I'nitersity in Holgium.
He ulso states that when he ieturns
to New Yot.k. ns ho expects to thoitl,
ho will go to a Philadelphia college to (
complete his edticnliou. A United
States 111:1 tt has taken a fancy to Tom
and is "pa.ting the way."
There's,
something
you'll like-
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If there is any one particular feature
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Lewis Wins Shoot Title
fort HukIiImkIoii. I.. April I). Shool
Int- In alim.it nimhlne-llUe prcc slon. rrary
II Lewis Woke US out of 100 cay birds In
the nnnu.il Uins Island Bound champion
mt luurnsmeiu Kt the trapa ot the Jian
hanjet Jla Yacht Club here esterday.
Wins From Troutman Jack Knight Signs
I'ottntlllr. Pu.. April a i:an, of Mount Swittlf. April ; 'nnciiur jan; ismuiii
tatfe" defenifil TriiitmHii. of Mlnewtllle. last year a '-8" hitter with lhJllnneapoll
Hit a ahootlm.- match at Mlneratlllo Athletic riub. hni been tfhroed for the Seattle learn
I'arU jcaterday for a purse of J.100. Knight l to Ixi ued at first bane.
Egan
"Look for the Sign"
I Former Baltimore President bles
I llttltlninrr. April ll Jlosea N I'Vank .
pre.lilent of the cilv Jail board anil former
president of the Italllntore International
l.eatru baseball club, committed suicide In
his room nl a sanatorium hern eHteda
I by Inhaling illuminating; sas
Columbia Meets C. C. N. Y.
Nen Wrk, prll V The first big college
Btame of the loral season will be plaed till
afternoon at Ohio Field between Columbia
and New Vork Unlterslty
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A thoroughbred in all that the name Implies, the new
American Six answers your pvery demand Instantly, wil
lingly, with that easy Brace that denotea Tt reserre power
held under perfect control
All the raaater (kill required In bulldlns wlnnlnK racinK
cars Is embodied In )hl new series. Balanced tvlth the pre
cision of, a Hoe ttatch, the American cannot help but hold
the road at highest speed and on sharpest turns.
So evenly Is Its ttclirht distributed that every part talea
up the driving strain exactly ns Intended. Combining safety
with economy. Its ruBBed power la matched by a beauty'of
design that. In any company, It atands out lue a cameo.
Every American bears frje; per
sonal 0. K. of Louis Chevrolet on
the inside of the dash it is your
guarantee of supreme quality.
PENN-AMERICAN
MOTOR CAR CO.
JOEL
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ALLISON BROWEB,
Preldnt. ,
2031 Market St., Philadelphia
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