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16 STARS IN PENTATHLON
By TKI) MEREDITH
rpHE western trams nrriycrt iu Fhila-
" dclphin yesterday afternoon, took the
kinks out ot tlirir Ire on Tranklin
Field and announced they were rendy
lo meet all comets this afternoon wheu
the Penn relnys get under way.
The schoolborn will take up most of
the afternoon, but at 2:30 p. in. the bis
erent of the day will start with the
T'cntathlon, when sixteen men compete
for the collegiate all-round champion
ship. One ot the ptomisinc competitors In
this event was seen yesterday in Had
dock, of Kanra". This man comes with
a jrreat record, but he has a field againt
him which will be hard to lie.il.
Gilfallan, of 'olre Dame, another
all-round man, worked out with a team
mate, Eddie Mcehan, a Philadelphia
boy. Gilfallan looks fat to me, and 1 I
Ho not sec how he expects to hold his
own against the others in the running
events. However, he has jumped twenty-one
feet six inches and in order to
do this he must have considerable speed.
The other men who will be strong
(ontendcrs for the all-round title arc
ltartlcs, of Penn; Thompson, of Dart
mouth, and Lc Grcnde, ot Georgetown.
I'nm IOoks Good
The 6rst lelay event for the colleges
will start nt 4 o'clock, when the sprint
mrdlcy fa staged. This will he a great
raie. With three teams so eicnly
matched it is hard to pick a favorite. I
like Penn since I lime seen them woik
all spring and know just what they can
do. Pittsburgh is faorcd by others be-
.auec Shea is running, and the West
ininws inc nicago quauei cannot ue
beaten
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Penn and Chicago nic evenly
Roth
balanced, while the Smoky City is dc
pending on its star to make up the losses
f his teammates. I know that if Shea
Is right he can take care of twenty
yards, but if he is called on to make up
a greater distance it will be more than
could bo expected of him. This rnce de
pends primarily on the half-miler, and
lure Js where Chicago comes into the
limelight.
Cornell FaNt
The distance relay looks like -a battle
between Cornell, Chicago and Lafay
ette. In this race, more than the sprint
medley, the last man is the big factor. '
With a good fast miler a team can be I
sure to figure, and in this case they all
three have good milers.
Dresser, of Cornell, nnd Kleinspchu, '
of Lafayette, ore both intercollegiate
i hampions and will meet in this race,'
both limning the mile. They hac rec-
ords of 4 :20 and are going as fast as ,
can he expected at this time of the year. I
Tho 440-yard hurdles race will brink I
out some good men, with Church, of
Harvard, the favorite. Penn has Fra
zier and Smith.
FIRST NO-HIT GAME
Germantown, However, Scores Run
Of Jack Williams
Thc first no-hit game of the scholastic
reason was credited to Jack Williams,
the Episcopal Academy twirler, yester
day afternoon, when the Churchmen de
feated the visitors from Manhcim in
the Inleracadcraic League contest by n
score of 0 to 1. Episcopal now has two
games won and one lost, and is second
to Penn Charter in the race for the
title.
JVilliams fanned twelve players and
was jiven excellent support.
Complete Schedule of Events for
First Day of Penn Relay Games
2 30 p. m Concert bv John Wan a maker
Collegiate Institute Hand.
Kient No. I. '.' 30 p. m. Pentathlon, run
ning broad Jump
Kent No. 2, a p. ni Four hu-aVed and
ferty jards hurdle race (hurdles J fet 6
Inches).
Ent No 3. 3 10 p, m . rhltadetphla.
auburban lilsli a'hool championship, open to
all schools within a radius of twenty mllea
ot Philadelphia 1, West Chester: 2. Chta
ter: 3. Collingswood; 4, Lansdowne. 5. Media;
a, Moorestonn, 7, Cheltenham; , Badnor.
. Lower Merlon, 10. Norrlstown
Eent No. 4 a:15 p. m. Pentathlon,
throning the Javelin.
Eent No. .1. 3.17 p m . Philadelphia ln
taracademlo A. A ihamplonshlp 1. Penn
Chsrter: 2. Germantown. 3, Episcopal; 4,
Friends' Central.
Event No. 6, .1.1 P m . Philadelphia
high school ehamplonshlpJI. Northeast: 2.
Bouttum: 3, Central; 4. West Philadelphia:
B. FrasKford: . Oermantown.
Event No. 7. 3.1t p. m. 1. John Vana-
mtlier Collegiate Institute or. New Tores
.Tohn Wansinaker Collegiate Institute
ot
Philadelphia.
PHIIjADELrHIA dRAMMArt SCHOOLS
Event No. 8, 3 SB p. m. 1. riaugh-Cfose;
S. Walton: 3, Horn: 4. Webster-Lee; 5,
Barry; 6. Read; 7, Wright.
Event No. 9, 3.42 p. m. t, Schaeffer:
2. Fox Chase 3, Lowell-Olney; 4, Cramp;
S, Howe; 6. Tllghman: 7. Ellwood, 8. Oier
breok; 9, Sheridan; 10. Steel. ,
Rvent No 10. 3.4U, p. m 1. Poe, 2.
Wroxn-Orlapln: a, Brldesburg; 4 Kalrh 11
Elkln; 6. Longfellow, , Mount Alry-Curtln:
7, ptsaton- 8. E4 M. Stanton. 9. Indreth;
,,kv,,n?S,,. 3.50 r- m -1. Kill; 2. Itey
'noMa; 3. Kelley. 4. McClure; S. M. Hall
Stanton; 8. Stowe; 7, Ilobert Morris; 8.
Hanna: 9, Marshall.
Evens Ni. 12. 3:34 Pr m,-l. Harr ty
Lse: 21 Oermantown. 3. Lea, 4, Pastorluj;
S Hancock: 6. Durham; 7, Levering; 8.
Potter: 9, Northern Liberties; 10, Taylor,
Event No 13. .1:38 p. m. 1. Wldener;
2. Mesde: 3. Kearney: 4. Sharawood; 8,
Mount Vernon: 0, Jefferson: 7, Whlttler; 8,
jamea Wlson: 9. Campboll-Lyon.
TEnt No, 14, 4.0.' p. m. 1. Claghorn:
2. Hackettr 3. Baehe: 4. Dreiel; f, Cleve
land! 6. Logan; 7. Newton; 8, Pedagogy
'iCvent'No. IS, 4. OB p. m, Philadelphia
grammar achool champlonshlp-7-1. Mitchell;
3. tsieisoni J. uiinwmi . cituc..wu, .1,
Oermantown; 0, Blaine; 7, Wlllard; 8, South
watlt
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rent No. 18, 4:10 p. m.
Pentathlon, 200
meters.
PHILADELPHIA PAItOCHIAIj SCHOOLS
Event No. 17. 4-22 p. m. 1, St. HtdwIg'H
2, St. Catherine! 3, Our Lady ot the Blessed
Sacramentt 4. St. Mary'i; 0, St. Peter Cla
vier'; 6. Holy Angels; 7, St. John's: 8, Our
Mother of Consolation: 8, St. Joseph's; 10,
Our Lady ot Lourdeal 11. Holy Trinity.
Event No. 18. 4:0 p, m. 1, St. Carthage;
2, Holy Cross; 3. All Kalnta: 4. St. Aloy
stua. 5, Bt. Mary ot Aaaumptlon; 8, St. Jo
aeebat'd 7, St. Leo's: e. Our I.dy Help ot
Christians; 9, St. Patrick; 10, St. Au
gustine. ' liven t No. 19, 4:10 p. ip. 1, Incarna
tion: 3. Transfiguration; , Assumption; 4,
r ?tiTlitent'"r -Tacov; IS, Bt.,rrn.f:l,ao
liUt::.lraK.y',fosiia'sM7, -Most Preoroua
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL I.EAOBE
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I'osttwned Cotd weather.
fcCIIKnU1.lt FOB TOnY
NATIONAL I.llAGUK.
New lork nt Philadelphia Clear.
Itronfcl.n nt Iloston Clear.
St. fouls at Clnrlnnatl Clear.
l'lltsburth at Chicago Clear.
AMERICAN I.KAOL'K
Athletic o VVashlniUm Cold weather.
Ilfnton at New 'Vork Celd weather.
let eland nt Detroit Clear.
Ihliaro at M. Louis Cloudj.
1USTKRDAVS IIB3U1.TS
NATIONAL LKAGtlK
Philadelphia, Hi New lerlc. 3.
C hlcaco. Si rittsburith, I.
Clnrlnnatl. St SI. Iml. I. , .
Iloston-Ilrooklyn (Mtnoned on account ot
TaM' AMKRICAN LEAGUE
Athletics, 6; Washington. 5 (1 In
nings), ( hlcncn. ,1i SI. Louis, i. , . ,
ew Vork-lloston dwstponul on account or
Petrolt-llei eland (postponed on account
of cold weather).
WILSON RESIGNS
AS SOCCER HEAD
Business Pressure Causes Mer
chant President to
Retire
William T. Wilson, president of the
Merchant Shipbuilding Athletic Asso
ciation, Harriman, Ta., announced last
night that he had tendered his resigna
tion as president ot Mnchant A and
I! team soccer clubs.
Mr. Wilsonstated that owing (n his
duties nt the Merchant Shipbuilding
'.0rpoiation having greatly increased
fiuw ,IC 0pCt,ir)c of thc soccer season
,p fln(g u impossible to give the
no,.PSS,lrv time to the snort, therefore.
.after carefully considering thc situa-
,!nn ,i,.:,i,i ,n r,nnnkh his nrtive as
sociation with the game.
FRESHMEN BEAT VARSITY
Ad Swigler Pitches Penn Yearlings
to Victory
Roy Thomas and Ad Swigler, thc
Penn baseball coaches, engaged in
a pitching duel not a battle yesterday
ou I'ranklin Field. Swigler was in
better form and his freshman team won
by a score of 4-2. Thc larsity had but
one chance to score when they filled
the bases in the ninth with none out.
At ." o'clock this afternoon the
Penn varsity team leaves for New
Haven, wheic they meet the Yule nine
toinoiiaw.
MARSTON PLAYS WELL
Wins Gold Medal In Lakewood
Spring Tourney
Lakewood, N. .1., April 12j. Putting
up a brand of golf seldom seen so early
in the season. Maxwell It. Marston yes
terday afternoon won the gold medal by
three strokes in thc qualifying round of
the Lakewood Country Club's spring
tournament.
Marston came within four strokes of
the allowance for perfect play under
the old conditions, before the bunker
ing was extended.
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Speedboy Yearlings Triumph
'I ho West Philadelphia. High School freah
men won the league gama with the North
east High flratear playera on the Nortleaat
field yesterday afternoon, 4 to L.
Ablngton High Defeated
Cheltenham High School defeated Ahlnj
ton High In a baseball game at Chelten
ham's diamond jeiterday, 3 to 1. .
VAtnt No 22. 4 38 p m 1. St. Alphon
sus; 2, St. James; 3. St. Ignatius: 4. Holy
Xjmi ot Jesus; C. Holy Child; 6, St. Rita's,
7, Holy Souls' 8 Our Lady of the Rosary.
Germantown; 9. Most Precious Sacrament.
Kent No 23 4 42 p m 1, Sacred
Heart; 2, St. Charles: 3. Cathedral; 4,
Mount Carmel- B. St Veronica's; B. St.
Malachy's; 7, Our Lady of Mercy; 8, An
nunciation. Event No. 24. 4:46 p. m 1. St. Edward'a;
2. St. Oregorv's. 8, St. Krancls Naler;
4. Ascension; 5, Immaculate Conception; 6,
St. Joachim's: 7. Kplnhany; 8, St. Colom
baV 9. St. Thomas; 10, Visitation.
Event No.r 25. 4. .10 p. m.. Philadelphia
parochial school championship 1. St. Paul's.
2. Immaculate Conception, Germantown- S.
St John the Baptist; 4, Nativity: S, Our
Mother of Sorrows: 6, St, Stephen's: 7, St,
Ann's, 8 St. Elizabeth's; 9, St. Anthony's.
10, St, Peter'.
COLLEGE -CHAMPIONSHIPS
Event No. 28. 4:B4p. m.. American col
lege championship aprlnt medley relay race,
first and second man each to run 220 yards;
third man 440 sards and fourth man 8S0
yards 1, Chicago: 2, Pennsyhanla: a,
Northwestern: 4, Columbia: B. Missouri; tl.
Dartmouth; 7, Princeton: 8, Pittsburgh: 9.
State; 10 Lehigh: 11. Michigan; 12. Boatan
.Eyent.No' 27' 6'0a p- m- Pentathlon.
1800 meters.
Event No 28 tSilS p. m American col
lege championship distance medley relsy
race, first man to run 440 yards, second man
880 yards, third man th?eeuate?2 o? 2
mt! and fourth man a mlle-M. Princeton:
J. Pittsburgh; 3 Chicago; 4. Wisconsin, 8
Lafsyette; 6. Mlehigan; 7. Pennsylvania.
8 Syracuse: 0. Columbia: 10. Wale: 11, Le
high: 12. Dartmouth; 13, Boston; 14. Iowa
State; IB. State.
SPECIAL FIELD EVENTS
Event No. 29. 3 p m. Throwing fUty-ali-pound
weight for dlatance. "' "
Eent No. 80. 3:40 n.
m, Running hop,
atap and Jump.
Event No. 20. 4'30 p
throwing the discus
m. rentalhlon.
Event No. 21. 4:34 p. m 1, Our Lady nf
St Michaels: 4, St. Monica's: B. One t aiiw
of Victory: fl. St. Bonlfaclus; 7 thi af,i
8. St. Agsth'; 9. St. Oabrleri. '
Cambria A. C. J"?' F',n.er Mr-
FRIDAY KVENINO.' APlAT:,SjmtrMt
ONE r.KVNli Riinlv
6 CRACKERJACK riOUTS
RELAY CARNIVAL
tJMVEBSITV or PENNSYLVANIA
FRANKLIN FIELD
SAT,. APR. 20. 1;0 l. M. ONE, Tirn AMI
FOUR BULK CIl'AMriONhlliPH A!fD
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NATIONAL LEAGUE PARK
CATHERINETOYWINS
2201 11 TITLE
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Captured by Philadelphia
Turngemoinde Mermaid
HOLST SETS NEW
MARK1
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Catherine Tov, of the Philadelphia
lurngemeinde. was ciowncd n thain
Pioti last night The fair natator tin
V.1S'J.flrft "' l,lp '-20-yard t.wlm of the
.Middle Atlnntii tiiatrict A. A. t". title
meet in the Tuingemeinde pool at Uronil
""' n"d C'olumhhi mrnur. The
youthful mermaid's victory was a dis
tinct surprise. Miss Toy captured the
event in the laM few yards. In all the
irn inps
Guest, of
"previous to tho last Irene
had set tii
althougl' tie latter wns on'v iiv'ies be
liltiri her. The time was 3m. 1Ss. Miss
fiucst was second, while Thelina Lie
brick, another Wc-a llrancli "Y" wim
mer. finished indies behind her team
mate. :i.... ti.i.i ... . '.
ii mi nuiM. Host I'linadcinhia nigh
G k 1' . "IIHI ll IIIMIMT llllll. il(''Ml ')lll,l ,u'-
Nhools Mar swimmer, who competed I i ,l nl ,ther him on the su
ror Mendowbrook. .vet a new mark when (feeding rounds, bill il took a lot of
he loweied tile time for the 700 Tan! stulT out of him mid the cITe. I ,.f it was
swim, making the dislame In r.fl '' ." t mmnlelclv ircre his Moune. With ,
seconds. Wllllli is .", srrnncls lirtler limn
the former reeoid made in Marih 11
lflll. by .1. K SIimocK. of the I'm.
icisity of Penns)hani.i.
JIMMY PAPPAS WINS
Shades Max Williamson in Atlantic
City Wind-Up
Atlantic Cit. April 2.".. limmic
Pappas. of Atlanta, shaded Mnx Wil
Iiamson in eight rounds of slugging here
last night. In the windup at the
Atlantic Cit Sporting Club. The bout
was, even until the fifth, when .liminie
commenced to locate Max about the
mouth with a left hook and a nglit
tippcrcut.
In the semi windup Little Hear le
fused because t he Jersey boy had a
pound and a nuarlcr more weight.
Young Wells, a ltallimore colored boj,
who substituted, quit after two rounds
of Spencer's, jolts.
loung JIaiinn, of .New York, gaicl
Palsy Wallace, of Philadelphia, a
finished lacing in eight i omuls of furi
ous fighting. Krankie Moore, of Phila
delphia, trimmed Patsj's brother, Joe,
in the six-iound opener.
FRANKIE CONWAY DRAWS
Holds Dave Astey Even at Empire
A. C. Opening
Dave Astey, ot New York, and
Frankie Couway the Pusey &. Jones
featherweight, fought a six-round draw
at the opening of thc 1'mpire A. C.
last evening. In the semiw-ind-up Leo
Johnson, of New York defeated It ill v
Johnson, of the United States Nay.
In the otr bouts Johnny McLaugh-1
lin stopped Soldier Jack Iliady in the
Ihhd round; Kid Wagner fought n draw
with Young Fuller, while Jaik I'almer
ipiit to Jlickey llritt in thc fifth lound.
ATHLETICS' GAME OFF
Cold Weather Causes fjsstponement
of Clash Wit(h$jj&Jr!;ors
Washington, April -. Cold weather
caused a postponement of the third
game of the series between the Athle
tics nnd Washington here this after
noon. Perry and Johnson probably will face
each other again tomorrow, weather
permitting.
Scholastic Baseball
Games on Today s Card
HIGH hCIIOOt. I.EGl F.
FranUford Hlsn at Germantown High.
Catholic Illlh dt Southern Hll.li.
OTHErt GAMES
West Philadelphia Catholic High at
"julnlor"Mliih at West Philadelphia High
f r 11, at Cheatn.it Hill Academy.
Palmyra High at Woodburv High
Germaitown Friends at Bon Athyn
CJenMnton High at Ambler High .,
Burlington High at Haddon Heights
"'f'arnden High st Hnddontleld High.
S -arlhmore High at Radnor High
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KNIGHT SUCCESSFUL
IN GOLFING MARA THON
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Playing Over the Whitemarsh Course He Succeeds in
Registering Seven Rounds Better Than
Eighty-five Average
I Ily I'ETKR
TN sr,T,; of n lliRh ,Mn'' "inl Wrw ,1IS
J-golf ball into all rts of tiouble.
l'red W. Knight plnjeil seven (oneiii
tU o rounds of golf oer the White
marsh Vnlley course in one stioke under
an nverage of S". Had it not been for
his disastrous sixth round, when the
wind ploved havoc with his game, he
toiild cosily have made an im'rnge of
somewheie between M and K!. In his
first eflort on April It he plnjed eight
rounds, but failed bv h few strokes
Considerable money was bet on the cf-
Mill lll.f II J Ullll?t iiiiruiii. in "uuiu '
not be able to do at all this jear. ,
Only Onto I'ndrr SO
Ilis'lirvt round was his tioiiiI, when
things weie just light and there was mi j
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I two rounds to go things looked eas . j
I vet after lie had finished his sinth
i lound the soenteen -stroke mhiijit.ige
I had been tut to W. A ei v wisely hi
icsted for a half hour In fore he t0'k
up his birden agnin. and ueediug nt
for thc last round he hud no trouble in i
getting a DO on the la-t journej. '
In contrast with the first effort when
he made but one bird in the eight lounds
he leglstered siv yoMordin. Heplajcd'
fo.ty-live holts in pur figiircs.
Shower Dclajs Start
Knight wns obliged to delay his siail
henuse of n he.ni shower, lint a.
i !.!0 this hnil turned into ll drl7 e and,
he began the long join lie. As was the
rase in liis fir.st attempt, he did not stop
for Mine II but condoled himself with
two glasses of milk and nil egg nnd two
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sarsaprillas, au,i Unit was all Hie rail
die had. The fairwajs anil gieens
weie lini with moisture, but other
wise the conditions were ideal as theie
wns no wind blowing. Later in the dn
the wind came up vimng, ami it was
due to this that lie had the disastrous
sixth round.
He did nol use a force addie jester
day, nnd the same boy, Otto Lees,
lugged the heiny tlubs, nnd he was icry
much more tired than Knight. Three
worers were necessary. F. F. Cold, ot
Merchantvillc, lasted the first three
rounds, and then IMdie Turbcll, thc
club steward, acted in that capacity for
a round nnd five holes. J. I!. Dona- I
hue finished the j'ou. '
A Brilliant Performant e
With the exception of a seven 011 the
long eleventh the first round wns well
plaied and a hue 10 for the incoming
nine helped a lot iu keeping tho total
down. The second round wns his most
brilliant peiforinancc. l'ie par holes
and a hiitl did a lot in scoiins n VS
Boing out and lv.o pars and a bird
romins home gao him one MioKo nndci
"ft. In fact, the first five rounds were
ucll plnjed, and while at times then
was a lack of brilliant or spectacular
shooting his scoring was excellent.
Six par holes and a bird on the fifth
round gave him the low total for the
iirst niue holeH, hut tho bej.t he could
do (omiuK home was to play two holes
in par and he just luniiiiKttl to net an
SO by playinj; the lust hole iu par fig
ures. The sixth lound was the heart
breaker. By this timo thc wind was
very high nnd much against his judg
ment he went out. Two of thc fiist
tlirpo linlns ho neffntinted in nnr and
then he began to slip nnd after that he,
had but one par hole. The wind caught i
his drives and hurled them into traps
nnd bunkers, aiul when he allowed foi
the wind on his shots it would quiet
down fora moment and he found tiouble.
Tluee balls out of bounds, the fiist ol
tne day, adueii to 111s trouoics unu nvu
thc round wns over his lead of seventeen
strokes had dwindled to six. Nothing
broke in his favor anil even ou thc pit- I
ting greens he had no luck.
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nttn Filbert and Arrh
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SATURDAY EVENINGS
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PL'TTER
Here Is Knight's Feat
n.s Told Hole by Hole
Tli si or In rounds
nrnt round llo-iin i ' 3"
nt 8 .'i." 1 imp I 2
rini.bed
nut -.in -- I 1M 11
In r.H 3-. -i ail to S3
Two undrr 'Ishlv tho HerHK'
Hriond rnund---ns in at I'lnifhe I
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Out -ll r.t Htt ns
III -i.l 4 -. in II TO
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Third round IK-mm at lo It rinihel
nt tl ."I limp 1 J"
Out . 117 1M 4S1 10
111 0S 111 ,T,5 HS3
Ten lltidfr wxcrnsr
rourth round tlpKn hi 1" 'lo rinthpd
nt I 1.1 TIiiip I 1n
Out . 1.-.7 I .T.I 11
III .Mil 1"it .114 4u gj
1elo umW Hxerni,.
fifth lound llPBTii at 1 in I'lul-lipd
t 1 .' Tlmn 1 -ai
Hit 111 T.l .14117
In mi mi 401 43 M)
Sppu(pn tindpr Hl.piKP
Sixth round ItPtm Ml .130 rililfthcd
t 1 II Tun" I II
Oul "I. 11 -.R4 Irt
111 71 i 1111 till ,1"-0H
SK nnd. r HXPrflffp
Spxpnth rouml -Hpriii tt 1 11 I'm.
IrhMl nt 7 'J.I riinp 1 in
Out r.m mi e.-.t ii
In 11.1 i.ii n.n ii tin
111 siotps for (lip flrt pfTort on prll
14 er ns follows . 1 trst round 7
w, on.l round HI third round no fourlli
round SI tlflh round ss rixlh rouml
si. rppiith lound ?J rlnhth round it
RUMBOUGH WINS SHOOT
Breaks 49 Targets In Plnehurst
Handicap Tourney
Plnchuist. N. ('., April 2.-,.-The
Pinehnist Country Club handicap, iom-
prj,iB ,ftv targets. IT tn 21 jards
yesteiday and w'on l
'
' Kumlmugh. of AsIicmIIc, N. C.j
a lll-jaid man. who broke 11). missing i
oulv Ins last lunl. ,
Nick Ilojlston. Floi id.", fhainpion.
. . . .. .. . '
iwiio snot mini tne 111.1x111111111 distance
took set nnd honois with Hi breaks,
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HOW ABOUT A
Blue Serge Suit?
BoyB, I have the grandest lin
Weather Proof Serges
in the universe. Come in
$
25
and look them over.
Navy tlue and black.
it
1103 ARCH STREET
Men's Oxfords
$12.00
j Men are not asking for
style these days prob-
ably they take it tor
. j .1 Da.
granted in the Boot
Shop. But they DO
. f AI I IE"
Come here tor VALUE.,
antJ more VALUE, and
still more VALUE, for
their money.
1420 Chestnut St
Wkan Only tin Best If Oood Kaoutk" ,
I'llOTtirLA'
PHOTO PtAYi
OBTAINrO
TKe S THROUOH
nooKiiia
foRPORATIQN,
A IL U- I-"'. Morris . Passyunk Aw.
Alnambra iut uaiiyat-. i:e u.isu'
DOROTHY DALIOV 111
KXTKAVAUANCIS '
A tDOI I n 02D AND THOMPSON STB.
Al ULLVJ MATINEE UAILT
MAHK.I. NOHJIANI1 ill
"SIS HOPKINS '
ADPAnlA CHESTNUT Helow 18TH
ARLA1J1A 10 A M tollllBP. M.
WAt.I.Ari: nKID In
TUB ItOAniNC. HOAD '
ni t tirniDn buoad sTnEtrr and
BLUhitJlrvU HITSOITIHANNA AVE.
pxrt.isn ninpFinirK in
"Tlir. WOMAN ON THE IVDBX '
BROADWAY
llroad & PnyUsr Ave.
J n;4r, 4 0P. U.
(IF.OItOE WAI.SII in
NE KH sl 411 1
nmnnrCC 5IAIN ST. IANATIINK
EMPRESS MATINEE UAILT
NNA Q N1I.SSON In
"WAY Ol' THE STItONO"
FAIRMOUNT ASiti
TIIKD.V KARA In
"niB I.IOHT
, r-AlVm V THEATnE 1311 Market Bt.
I FAMll- I RAM to MWnlBU
ETE rOIl AN ETE"
561 HOl- MATINEB BAIL
rOVTANOR TALMADOK In
"BNPKniMUNTAI. MAP-mAOE"
GREAT NORTHERN Br,
WII.t.IAM l'AKNI'M I
Broad St. at Erie
1 a a r, II
THE .MAN HUNTEIf
THtriC'D 1 A I 60T1I A WAUJUT 8TS
IMPt.KJAL.Mats. mao. Rvji. T 0.
MMK NV7TMOVA Itf
out ok the roa"
I PAnCD 1ST & LANCABTEn AVE.
LbJUEJ MATINEE DAItT
W. 8- IIART lnR'H. ggjfg m,.-. lluBd
I IDCDTV BROAD A COLUMBIA AVj
L.ll3iLtl I MATINEB DAILY
ir ' d. w. OHnrpiTira , .
Steidera?at
Central Beats iSorthcasl
and Take Third Place
Central High School continued
their comeback in the High School
League .estcnlii li defeating
Northeast High. The Crimson and
(iiild is now pressing rratikfoid
High fur second place, witli three
games won and two lost. Fninkford
has won two and lo-t one.
The standing:
Tram
OrmantntMi llfch .
Krimkfnrd lllKh
OlMral Jllltll
Woid I'hllmli'lphl i
South rhllB.lPlrhla
NorthPJi.t lllch
Citliollo llluli
Won t-ort rr
.1 1 nno
. J I 117
.1 J noo
J J . .mo
. I j .3.11
. I 3 SMI
. . U J .1100
MICHIGAN OUT OF RELAYS
Poor Showing at Drake Carnival
Causes Withdrawal
Ann Arbor. Mich.. Apul 'Si Michi
gan will uot be represented at the Penn
isyhaum relay carnival nt Philadelphia. ,
it was made Known lomiy ny Hum
Stee l'aircll of the Vnicrsity track
"''""' , , ,- n
This detision was le.icheil. 1 nrrell j
said becniiM' of the poor shnwing v;f tin
sain 101111' oi uic pu" i ii'-niM
Wolvtrines. pnrtieulnrlv Carl Johnson.
star splinter, nt the Drake game in lies
Moines Inst week
FOUR FENCERS QUALIFY
Finals of National Tourney Sched
uled for Tonight
New York. April J.-. -W. II Ru
sell, of the Uostou A. A., liny W
Imtfher. of the New York A. C.
Arthur 1 Lyon, of the Fencers' Club
and .1 i. Sdmeffler, of the New ork
A. C , yesterday afternoon qualified for
the fiua'l rnund'of the national fencing
clinnipioiisliip with dueling swoids in
the New York Athletic Club, where the
first and semi-final rounds were ile-
'rided. The finals will be held tonight
I in the Hotel Aslnr.
Abell to Coach Sewanee
Nashville, Tnn., Aurll S" Tho I ntM-r-
';' of ihp. south (s..ant-o) h.plprtPd
arl ( Ah of llpaxer Pani Win as
fooiv.aU toarh for inin Abell In an Mum
nus of l oIkiiIp nnd ns pplpitPd l.v WhIipi
( onip iu I'M.i an rfn h 11 Aiiiprlrnn lacMc
of Sun and
.00
Orn
Kicnlnta
lie iltes twic who nlre
qillrlily. Subscribn to
day to the Motor
Loan.
mOTtll'liAIS
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Tho following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Booking Corporation,
which is a guarantee of early showing of
the finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Booking Corporation.
333 MARKET 0T.MCtro,S
51MB NAZIMOV.V In
nEVBLATlON '
MODF1 125 SOUTH ST. Orchestra,
11JLSIL.U, rnntlnnoui. 1 to 11
"THE
TIF.TTEH 'OLE
OVERBROOK wo fyB
THE
nOStANTK Of Tn,"AN '
PAI ACT? J-J4 MAHKET STIIEET
I il-L, to A M. to llilS p. u
MArr picKronp i
rn-Aiv Kinn. jn
Dl A7A BROAD AND
1 ir-vi-r-v pohtkh streets
kittt oortnoN In '
' THE SfAR '
PRINCFSS 1018 MABKKT 6TRBBT
Ol.IVE THOMAS In
IUIUi
REGENT MAnKE7, bt. b,iow kth
1X1-Val-i 11 A M. to 11 P. U.
Bbvant w.vsimunv In
.'cniil'Tirrvn nv V...111
SOMETlir.Va TO DO'
RIAI TO OERMANTOWN AVE.
rl-II AT TITLPKHOCKKN
Wl'l riEVNIROV In
I.0ri"! BEVNTSOV In
ST,
' OH JOHNNY '
RURY MABKCT bT. BELOW 7TJI
"- 10 A. M. to ll:l& p M
rOMNVB nniFKITH In
"THE UNKNOWN QUANTITT'
SAVOY ,SU MABKET 8TREET
JA VUI 8 A. M TO MIDNIGHT
ALICE nllADY In "un
"THE WOHI.D TO LIVE IN"
ANITA STEWART In '
"A MIDNIQHT ROMANCE"
VICTORIA TOMiV".
THED-. BAR A In " f-
"WHEN MEN DESlnp"
,When in Atlanric City
Visit tka
il'ift' , rANNtK ward ArT V" - '
Cr.lcr.lai XJltalra
SCUAEFER ACCEPTS
HOPPI'TS CHALLENGE
Young Star Anxious to Play
( for Billiard Title
New WU. April 2.p Itevponding lo
n telegiam frrmi Tod Sloane nuking if
lie was willing to plnj Hnppe in ne
rnrdance with tho ihiiinpion's .iiaoiIKe,
.taeoli seliuefei, who now is in Snu
I'ranetsco. jcslerdaj wind tn Sloane iis
follows
"I nm iead( lo plnv Hnppe at nnv
lime. I nni feeling well again and will
be fit for a luatih nn tune it is nr
ranged. Let me know as snnn us pos
Sible the tunc and plaro rrt fur the
contest. Regards to all mv New nrk
friend-.
Tlie neii srp m the prmeeding will
be the cm eiing or the Sl'.'OO forfeit
posted by Hoppe with the Iirunswiip..
Ilalke-Collciider ('omp.iny m this tih
It was nnnniiuied bj Hoppe'i. iniinnger
t,nf ,ln( JS ,l0 frfrlt n.s t)erci bj
". i ue wutini (icciinc to make a
wnteh.
MtMiie i acting in the matter for
,',in''l'', Stonehnm. the owner of the
;mnt, im j,otllr. Krr ngo p0r(
$1(100 toifcit tn l..-i, l, Sthuefer in a
,-,...,, i
makh
'Uaefe
with Hnppe. Lnforlunnlely
r fell ill, was threatened with
I'li.-iiiiiiiiiui himi wits cnmpclloii t0 mm e
hurriedly In the co.ist, where ho 1ms
recuperated. S. haefer nnd Wtlker Cm li
ra 11 have been plating exhibition
niati lies in toast cities
Other Sports on Page 15
This Is the ni
tier lirsinl
of ecry
Muntcd pat
tern and niH
terlal Just
the suit jou
want is nern
for j ou but
net nuK'Kiy
aiid jouii
neer regret
thlB tip
Open
Monday and
Saturday
Evenings.
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V704 South 8ihSt.
:M. & H. SELL
Base-ball
(Uniforms
All Wool $?50
riae co
Measure
Where Else Can You Obtain Such
Amazing- Values as These at M. & H.?
A!
SK any one of the team ninnngcrs of thc many teams we have
outlined witn uniiorms we
them in last Friday's Evening
They know. Tliei.e.-uaiforin fabrics rjc hard-wearing, tough, all
vool, ami arc the biggest value ever offered.
The Reason We Can Do It
WE SAW a vondeiful trade oppotlunity to buy this all-wool
uniform fnbric months ago nt a remarkable price, before tho
War and Luxury Tax went into effect, and closed it at once. Wft
give you cveiy advantage we obtained low price with no taxes added
on. Fine choice of colors and stripes. No extra cost for letter on
shirt. Uniforms consist of Cap, Shirt, Pants, Belt, Stockings.
Phone or Write for Representative lo Call
Out of limit team munarerb write for hamples and easr flf-measureitient blanks.
dfllX, JkW
Yon Safe
Money on
l.ierythlni
nn lluy
nt M. i. II
nJiiHoMmziniBaACH
Eaa3430MARlibT5T
lOI'KX TIHBS11AY .X1
rllOTOPIATS
THEATRES
OWNED AND M.ANAQED BT MEMBERS OP
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT
S'JD AliOVi: MAltKBT
WILLIAM RfSSEI.l in
"HIIASS Hll TONS
CEDAR
tiOTH AND CEDAR AVUMB
EI.SIE FEROl'SON in
"THE MARUIAOB PRICE '
COLISEUM ErsWiFSra
WM S HART In.
"THE I'OI'PY GIIIL'S HUSBAND"
r- f"M? A I Ot" MaplewooJ Aves.
VwULWlNlML. 2in and 8il5 P. M.
HARRY SinilET In
riOHTINO DEhTINT"
CIIDPk'A UT" MARKET RTS.
t,UrC.rv- MATINEB DAILY
OERAUHNB I'ARRAR In
"SHADOWS''
FRANKFORD 4Tl6 mnktor1 Av-
MME NAZIMOVA In
"ETE POR ETE"
iccrrrDQnM s? and dawhik
Jlw. i-iww.', HW. . MAT, DAILT
iWA'rI?.:S"1H.t
111,1AM VARNOM In
INTERCOLLEGIATE MEETING,
Officials to Discuss Track Plans TriU J
' Atiernoon ,
nuvi I ww 1 1 p
AMA.M
1'he Intercollegiate Athletic Assocla- Sal
4-tion
afle
ion wilt hold Its annual meeting thin m
ernnon nt the Ilnlln Phi hnilsn In iliM
formulate plans for the intercolleglnfcs, 'rfl
wiiicii mo to tie held in Harvard 1
Sliidiuni Mnj JiO-.'Sl. "5,1
Tomorron the tnenibtrs of the Inter- Ifj
... . .... "-. V1
ollegiatt- liaskctbnll Association will
s,,t "Sftlicr to plan the M-liedulc He
next fall and talk oier the tules.
Tfendler, Glassman
erremstem
i.i w run. non
We Specialize in
SILK SHIRTS
of incomparable richness
and exclusive fabrics, se
lected from thc leading
makers. Wo Iiae tho
classict-t little place in
town nntl posithely the
choicest line of
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I Men's Furnishings
Watch Our Windows
818 Chestnut St.
.gtrasjCTWQQBa
-The Tailor in Town-
j-r 1
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Si sirfSa E
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9 ml
After Easter Sale
Owinc to our bit? H.istcr business c have a
number of .short ends just enough for one
- or ii piece suit. Men they're big values
j;et here early tomorrow for best choice.
SPRING SUITS
MADE TO ORDER.
o t.t phenomenal salo ot fine
$1 075
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mmm kmw -i.oU to
r, nn
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IT FOR LESS:
puniisiicu tho list of a few of
Ledger and get their oninion.
fy ETJp tgTVJ
,et lour
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Klitilng"
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l'HOTOl'IIS
1IJMRO '"""'T fit A l.lttAKO Ai'K.
juiituv Jumbo Junction en I'ninl.furil'L'l
BEDHIK LOVE In '
"CAnOHJH Ob' '1HE CORNERS"
I Of! ST ?-" Nt I-OCDfiT hTRUlWa
LiUVVJOl Mats I 30.3 30 EBs, U.30 to 11
L'HAIILKS RAY In
"THE SHERIKK'8 bON" $
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PARIf IJ Ave. and Dauphin MjH ...vJE
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HILLIB. RHODES In . A-9
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STRAND aajAMowj ave. h$L
DOROTHY OISH tn ) ftCT
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