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HtfT PRINCE OF WALES AT ITS HEAD, THE BOXING UNION SHOULD HAVE A ROYAL OUTLOO&
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CONTROL EVERYTHING
WITH HURLER MA TTY
You Never Call Telln Even After Warming Up, Whether
Ball Is Going iVhere Yon Want to Place It,
Says Famous Big Six
Hy O UANTLAND IUCI3
(CovuAohL ,1PS0, all rtohts resrrvtd)
... 1 1-! i
SOMi: time iiKO put tins myuuu
turn up to ChrlHty Mnlhcwson : "Iu
the oU tlaja. vlion yo'l ?re pitt-Alnu
,cll, "II illicit Htop the :ubl on M n
j... 'llli four liltM und one run, hold UiK
""' . .1 . .1. i u.....i.,1.,iil flu li ruin rjl .
tliom
"" . ...i..i...nii mi inni'li sttirr n evrv.
Ill n 111' K II I IIU1IIVIIII ' - - '
JT. i t br t har.1 by some tull-enVl
ffl"cnlrivenfro,Vt1.cbox What W
th" main rnii'c for tliuto sudden slumiM
U,L . !.. foi.ni Unit linln devolnif,
or CI11...K11 '." ,"",,,,,: ..i... i.i .
to niuuy bu-cDiiii, u " "' """ "
Siv and four days later, .when still in
fine roudition, be hammered out of the
nnslnre hv ii weak-hiling lot?
P ''It Is nil." Mi''' Matty. "" matter of
control At least it uns in m.v ease.
There were certain dujs when 1 t'ould
n,t the ball exactly where I wanted it
I lirli or low. mit the inside or the out
Bidi eorner, and all without half-try-
'""There were othcis when 1 felt just
well n eei-. lle l "" ty1 "s
much bpcwl. when my arm felt just as
rtrotig. when eery curve I carried bad
just as bis a break. Hut on these days
I louldn-t quite get the stuff where I
vantrd it to go. There was a lack of
co-ordination that is frequently hard tQ
nnlaln or hanl to understand. ou
on v know that when jou are trying to
V'li for the inside corner the ball sails
J "r tl.e middle of the plate. And the
larder ou trj the wilder you aie likely
10 RL " l!ej ond Dopins
mlir.NI5 off dajs," eontiuued Matty,
i "lilt viu suddenly. You may feel
t lour best. Von may look for one of
Tour gieate.-t games. You may have
ncri thing in warming up. JSut after n
f,.- 'balls are thrown iu the box jou
mkMomIi leuliue that jour control is
rtblding. 'Ihere a.e times when his
nill lul for oiil an inning or two. Mit
n, a rule wheu this feeling strikes a
Ditcher he losr- all bis needed couttdenee,
anil in attempting to make up by sheer
jnocd or fast cunos for lost control he,
of inline, gets wildrr than i-.cr.
"It has frcqiieully hapiieued to me to
to mil feeling off form, expecting to he
hit haid. aud then have one of my best
dav, and niulnl because on that day 1
loi'ild put the ha" where I wanted it to
n I nilcrraleil Ingredient
CONTUUIi is too often an uudcrriited
ingredient. Slim Kallec iud less
nerd than liny pitcher on his club and
jet lie was the only Ited twirler able to
win more than twenty games.
Washington Walter Had World
of Stuff in 1907, but Lost
to Tigers
"W.
niO is heV" Sam Crawford, the
slugging Tiger, asked of Davcy
Jones IMniil lead-on" man.
"I ibiuim." replied Dutcy in his bigh-piti-lied
voi e
'Wh.it !, be got?1 persisted Ham.
'Vm try to lind out. Mnjbe jou cau
tec it go l, ; I couldn't," said Uavey.
"W'hat'd they say the guy's name
naV" uIed Dutch Schmidt, the IJe
tioit fiitfhn.
"I llnnk Sheridan called him Joltu
on, ' snul t'obb.
"One nf Bun's bo.is, bej '." com
Biented the wilty (ieiuiany Sebucfcr.
Uefore the 1007 season was over Ty
Cobb, Sam Crawford and all the rest
of the American League were pretty
im-11 acquainted witb Walter Johnson,
the, boj wonder from Idaho. Since Sam
Crawford first asked what AVulter had
on that Aucust dav of ll07 perhaps
a tlioiiMind American l,eague ball play-
crs liaie eudeatored to answer the ques
tion. But I bey all were iu the. same
boat wiili Dut"y Jones. The thing got
by hi fat (hat no one ever has been
lible In j-rt a good look lit it.
Wultir Johnson didn't win bis first
RJino in Ihe American League ; in fact,
thi Dctioils climbed iuto first place
ns a result of it lclur, met" the "Idaho
nhrnoin, us lie then was called. But
the nineteen ear-old boy let the Tigers
know tliev weie in a bull gaino.
Johnson pitelied bis first game in
Washington on August L', 1007, und tin
follow mg brief lead proclaimed tho
fart to the world that baseball's! great
est nitihoi- li-iil Imrli'il Ii 1st lmt inin Hip
1"i! Iciiguo ring. .
' Dttioit defeated Washington in
both tuitions of a double-heuder hero
todaj, ami wont into first place in tlie
American League race. In the first
Same Johnson, tho Idaho wonder.
mode his debut with Washington, aud
Pitched n good game. Seiver's effec
"U'upss, however, enabled Detroit to
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He may not have had a lot-on the ball.
but be could pitch into a tin cup ut sixty
feet".
Many a smart pitcher has known
where u batter's weakness was, but this
knowledge was of no vast help when be
couldn't put the ball at the vulnerable
sector.
OIT Days
TUB same thing goes for, all games.
Off days arc rarely due to any phy
sical weakness or Illness or lacjt of plij
fiieal strength, although these occasions
urjM'.
They are due in the main to n cer
f, in subtle lack of co-ordination that
wi.ycks -coutroli
' You enn hit the baseball, tenuis ball
or ,Vlf ball as bard and as far as cyer,
but you can't make it go where you
kuo1' v it belongs because your directing
forci the same being a combination of
braltt.i nerves aud muscle suddenly goes
nj,lr'l . '.
That Sinking Keeling
TIIIW lack. of control, whether atbasc
ball, tennis or golf, quite frequently
comes fn om attempting loo much.
The ai imseil pitcher suddenly desires
to put n tiro on the ball than 'Walter
'Johnson i tid Alexander combined, with
the result that he soon lias his catcher
doing a si "inimy mixed up witb some
ground and lofty tumbling. The same
thing goes 1. vc the mun swinging a bat,
rncket or gt 'If elub. There arc days
when be can nwing with all he has. but
in the main I v; must keep something in
reserve.
There is no v uore'depressiug feeling in
sport than to It 3d that control has slip
ped and the Ca 1 of the Wild has lured
you off the prope r towpath.
Kvcn nn Ineh Counts
0NI3 of the nut to reasons why Matty
could win lorn twcuty-li to
thlrtv-fivp ball rai oes it jear for about
twelve or fourteen seasons was that on
uiue days out of to; t he could splash bis
fast one or the old fadeaway within an
inch or tw'o of the it wuer under fire. He
missed that corner V ' an inch in 10U
with Baker tip for thuMthird strike (or so
(he umpires ruled), an d that inch started
Baker's runic and Mul 'ty's dowufall., He
ncicr won a world ti Ties game there
after. An inch isn't very ut ucb space, but it
may mean as much as i t square mile on
numerous occasions in s lort. And con
trol means taking cure of ' the inches. If
jou can take care of t '-he inches the
square miles will take i ffc of them
selves. Along Came Wk liter
.
WASHINGTON AMKItli "ANS
A. i:.
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Bub danlrv. rl. . . . .1 0 n 1 0 0
Jim Di-Jehnnly lb., a 0 1 in 1 0
elms Jone-i, uf I I o' too
lifureeNIII, L'h a O ' .- fi 1
Ohvo Altlzcr. S3 1 M 1 -'I 1 1
Hill Rhlpkp. Ill) I 0 I 3 3 0
-Ii'Clc lt.ivlen r I 1 0 1 0
t AI,TICIt!(lllNMIN, ; O 0 it 1 0
Tom Iluslies. r II II II (It 1 0
i'iirr tiii-niu-n-hip.. . o o o o oo
tlliiriy OchrlUB 1 0 0 0 u 0
Totiils 211 ' 'J , 27 33,2
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All. It. H. O A 13
T-ey Jones. If t o 0 II 0 0
Bill Couulilln. 3b. ... 1 0 0 n ti 1
Sam Cr.iHford, cf... -I 1 1 a " 0
T Cubb. rf t I 1 a 1 3 1
I'l'dp tlospmnn, lb,. 1 n u 8 I 0
Tom Downs. 2b ... 4 1 - I 1 i 0
1,'h.is. Schmidt, c. ... I 0 2 11 U "
1'h.iK O'l-pary u. ... I O 2 I 1 -
IZi Sclt er, p.' I o 0 0 B 0
Totals :i a in 2
Battfd for .IIIIINSoy hi eluhtli
12
tuuueu ior nayaen in ninth
Washington ..OOonoi no
Optrolt OlOOOftOl
tn
Two U,iM IiIIb i Dolphanty. Itossman.
Thrpc-badp Ml Mill. Homo run-iOraw ford
Hits Oft 40HM,ON. (1 in s IniilnsB- Ilust.5!
,, I", I Jnnlmr, haorllU-n hits H(.jdpn
HlankPiiRhlp SIoIpii baspi Dplplmiilv
L,bb,i ,V 'If1'5 , I'oublp plays Cobb and
HchmMti (.obb nnd ItOHsman. Left on bass
Washlnstnn. it- Detroit, 7 First bso on
lulls':!? JOHNSON. It Kpfvpr 4 Htruk
out- Hy JOHNMIN, :)- UBheB, . Kever. 7?
Umplips Mie-idun and llvan. Time ISO.
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International Yacht Event Is An
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the America's cup in the international
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challenging yacht Shamrock IV and the
New York Yacht Club's unnamed de
fender will he tailed Thursday, July 15,
according to tin announcement made
hero today hy the Itoyal Ulster Yacht
Club, of which Sir Thomas is a mem
ber. Champion Herman Beats Solsberg
St. I-oiiIh. Feb. 11, rclo Herman, ban-laiiiwpl.-ht
champion, won .the newspaper
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IK an eight round bout hero lHt nleht.
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Earl Eby Gets Leg on Post
Trophy in Millrose In
door Games
THOMSON BREAKS RECORD
IVnn's athletes fared well in the nn
nual Mllimsc games staged in the spa
flous Sladiion Square Garden iu New
York last night. The Kcd and Hlue
runners copped two first places and a
fifth.
Karl Vjby, tho speedy middle-distance
runner, who holds the interallied 400
mcter title, dashed to a victory in the
Millrose "(!00" und landed a leg on
the 10. II. Post trophy. Kby made the
distance in 1.10 2-5 seconds, benting
Dave Caldwell, the former Cornell ath
lete and rccordbrcakcr, to the tape by
a good five jards. '
The relay team, coached by Lnwson
Ilobertson. landed first lu the intercol
legiate mile relay. Tho 1'cnn team was
composed of Maxam. Captain (JustaJ
son, Datis nnd Smith. The Quaker
quartet did tjic mile in O.UO 4-5.
Larry Brown Firth
Larry Itrown' efforts were a trifle
disappointing. The best be could get
in the three-quarter mile invitation was
fifth place. The rrfce was won by
Mike Dcvanney, of Millrose, in 3.10
flat.
Karl Thomson, the famous Dartmouth
hurdler, set up a new world's mark in
the seventy-yard low- hurdles, taking
the jumps in 8 1-5 seconds. He had to
beat bylvester, of Missouri, nnd Krtl
mau, of Princeton, to get the record,
lie equaled the world's mark of 8 2-5
seconds in his beat.
The garden was packed from, boxes
to rafters, more than 12,000 jamming
the historic amphitheater.
J. V. Scbloz, University of Missouri,
created a, sensation in the 70-iard
dash innovation linal wheu he equaled
the world's record of 7 1 -5 seconds, held
jo'iutjy by Scbeck. Archer, Cloughen,
Drew and .T. Loomis.
Jolo Itay Wins
loie Itay, fresh from his victory iu
the Hunter mile in liostou, merely
'toyed with the field In the Hodman
Wanamaker, special, und won by at
least uinety jardi, from II. C. Cuthill,
IJostou A. A., and the rest of the field,
which incllided Hob Crawford, the La
fayette star; Gordon Nightingale, of
New Hampshire State College, and
Jimmy Coiinnlley. of Georgetown.
Although liny had no opposition in
the last half mile, he did the lVj-milc
board course in the fabt time of 0 min
utes, 52 1 -5 seconds.
Pcnn finished second in the one-mile
iutcrclub relay handicap, which wan
won by Kuights of St. Authony. Mill
rose A. A. was third. Hut for AV.
Irwin's fall in the second relay, I'cnn
would have won the race. Dewey Itod
gers, former Northeast High btar, ran
a remarkable race lor l'cuu.
THIS wcek.'s pugilistic program at the
Gcrniiiutowti A. A. will be held to
night instead of Thursday night, which
is the regular boxing evening at the
Chetten and (Jermantown nveuues nrena.
A featherweight bout between Frankic
Farmer who will come up from Eliza
beth, N. J., and Marty Kane, a local
1ad?vill be the feature fracas. Joe Dor
scy aud Billy Devine meet iu the semi
final. Other bouts are Kocky Ford vs.
Joe Clarke, Kid Sharkey -x. Tommy
Dunn and K. O. Doyle vs. l'ouug
Frankic Dailey.
If JutW Ilempsey sets the newspaper de
cision oer the Army. Navv and Civilian
Ho.ird of Boxlue Centred. It Is probable his
next' opponent will be Georecs Carpentier.
nol Martin irot J." fur his first bout. Put
. hJt was before bo became a douxhboi',
i jd that Man some tliuo ago. when five
u'lcks vias a lot of doueh.
p nilridlpwoiiclit bout between Charlcv
O lelll. ct Kensington, and Johnny alii, of
Yci ! I'l 'Je 'I16 headllner at the Cambria
Fr lv n'tbt. Other bouts are Johnny Mar
,i, vs. Johnny Dougherty. Johnny Du?an vs.
Youi 1 Harney Rellly. Younic Oriffo vs. Tony
DanV ''8 a,1(1 Chivrlev O'lJaro vs. Jimmy
Tonct '
j00 Orlm, the one-time and oriclnal Iron
Man k In the milk business. Joe doesn't
even ti tl "k'1' an more.
.lohnil V Kay. from the sea-shere. wants to
enme to Phlllv for bouts with bantams. Tho
At lantlo c,iY iHi elect Kid Wagner. JacK
Terry or Hilly Devine us an opponent.
1V1IIU 1 rsman writes Danny Frush la
npen for a ftion naralnst Artie Iloot. Johnny
Murray. Jo " " l'0- Alvle Jllllcr. Al abubert
or any 123. "s Pounder.
Willux IK V' on the flow: "Koep jour
eio on Blllt Kramer Saturday niuht when
ho bo-Ps Vt inklo McOulre. Then you will
see just why I am so confident that KraniT
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPS AND SCRAPPERS f
Tliis remark waamade by a
prominent Pliilade lphia busi
ness man who broui ?ht his car
here last Wednesi iay after
being "faked and ro, bbed," as
he put it, by four different
repair shops in ai many
weeks.
No proposition ever iced a
more confirmed skeptic. This
man did not believe tin it we
were any different from ', the
iest in fact, he didn't Hesi
tate to tell us so.
To make a long story sho, rt,
three cars belonging to thi .e
of his best friends are on ou v
floor at the present time. H
sent them here himself.
Remembei all we ask is a
trial.
C.H.S.. STARS TO GO
TO ARMY AND NAVY
"Izzy" Harris Will Enroll
at West Point and "Ed"
Bennett Will Enter An
napolis in June
BRILLIANT GRIDDERS
lly I'AUIj PUE1
rpHKY played together on the same
fn!ln1t tnm Iflht .MnH 4 1, n .nnernn'tf
iuvwuii i;uiii luni jidL, liiv Dinnuu e-
interscholnstic league championship
eleven. Next fall may lind them
"friendly enemies" on opposite grid
iron aggregations in the blue-ribbon
fracas of the year, that between Army
nnd Navy on the Polo Grounds, New
York, the first Saturday after Thanks
giving Day. ,
"Izzy" Harris and "Kd" Ucnnrtt,
Central High School's brace of bril
liant halfbacks in lfMO. both of whom
have received their diplomas, were ap
pointed respectively at West Point and
Annapolis. They will be enrolled nt
the academics next June.
There is no one-year rule at tin
naval institution, nor is there ouc ut
the military school. . Hence both Har
ris and Bennett would be eligible for
the varsity the first year. All they
have to do is make good.
Both Should Make Good
And there is no reason why Izzy
shouldn't work himself into a berth at
West Point, while Eddie docs the same
thing at Crabtown. Coach Dr. Mut
thew O'llricn, of Central High, believes
that Harris and Uenucu arc two ot tne
greatest halfbacks ever developed in
Philadelphia. He should feel that way.
too, because both young men showed
wonderful ability on the football field
tor tue Urimson aud Uold.
Harris was selected as the other half
back on the l!Jt! All-Scholastic eleven.
Uennett was considered seriously for
a similar job. While Iz.y made bis
renutatioii on the chalked-off battle
field because of his aggressiveness, Ed'b
remarkable ability was based on his
defensiveness.
Uennett held down tbb right halfback
job last year on Central's wonderful
eleven. It was his third year as a
regular on the varsity. Ed also was
a member of the Mirrors' crew for two
jears. He was elected- president of
this year's graduating class nnd was
hr.st Honor man.
Harris Also Hall Player
In 1015 Harris wus captain of the
championship freshmen football team,
and also played three years on the
varsity eleven. Last year Izzy was one
of Doctor O'Brien'H mainstays in the
box ou his baseball team. Besides being
vice prcsidcut of bis 6euior class, Har
ris also was second honor man.
Allen Goldstein, another star athlete
who graduated from Central High this
month and who will enter Dartmouth
University in September, was chosen
third honor man of his class. "Al"
was the Crimson nnd Gold's left end
would be no Dlcco of pie for Chamn Jtlko
O'Dowd."
Voiinc t'lianpy. alter recoverlnc from his
attack of flu. ii In fine shape for lila bout
Saturday nlirht at the National against
Johnny Murray.
Marpus llllllamg ellnchrd a Bood fighting
wind-up. for Ihe Auditorium next Tuesday
night when Sol O'Donnell taRes on WlUle
McCioekey.
Joe Tlplitr Isn't such a dumb cuy after
all. Qet thli: "The reason I permitted
Valeer to eock me on th chin witliout at
temptlnff to protect mj"elf was hecauiu) his
punches to the body hurt me more than his
wallop? to the Jaw." nays Yuall Jue has
ft pair of bunded hands and ho will bo un
able to box fur six wecka.
Jolinnr KUbune will liavo to wait until
Kehruarv M Ix'foro ho will be able to bank
J850II. the guarantee he Is to get for his
match with Ilenney ValBor at Newark. N. J.
Valger li down with the flu. and Joe Jacobs
dfclded to postpone tho set-to from Febru
ary 10.
Corporal Japk Itlumenfcld, a welterweight,
Is the latett puclllstlc arrival from Uncland
Ko udmlts he la not a British champion.
Jack Rutso will get a smell test at the
Oljmpla Monday night when he meets Willie
Jackson.
A hearrweltht bout between Dave Bloom
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on the championship eleven last year
and lie was'Jicting captain of the bas
ketball team.
and Wlllio ClaWn at tho UIJou ne-t Tuesdav
night li causing all borts of luterept in loal
sportiritf circles, llooboo la one of Olavln's
supporters, while Mlko Itusenthal is Bloom's
backer
Charley Upar ii taking no chances. He is
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nignt at me uiymni.i with Harry tKid),
Brown.
Joe T..V7h1i and Jack Wolfe are to box
again. rinev win meet in Cleveland Febru
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JOHNNY COULON TO SAIL
Meets Lcdoux In Paris March 3 and
Mav Flnlit WMH
Cliicaso, lVb 11, Johnny Cou
lon, former b.int.iniwoight champion,
matched lo box twrho rounds with
Charles I.cdouv in Paris, JIurch V, left
for Xew Yoik Uidii). He will sail
Saturday. '
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main in France until Jimmy Wilde re
turns to Kngliuii, he nuiiounccd. '
Coulon was aeeompauicd by his uncle I
Fred Coulon.
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ROBINS ENTERTAIN
PHILLIESAT START
Cravath's Club Opens 1920
Campaign at Brooklyn
on April 14
ONLY 4 CONFLICTING DATES
Gnvvy Cravntb and his hopeful Phils
get away to o stait on the 11120 cam
paign against the ltobins in Brooklyn
April 1-1. Our National League ath
letes will not make their bow to local
fandom until April 22 when they tear
up the soi of Broad and Huntingdon
streets against the Dodgers.
The initial games of the beason in
Mr, llejiller's circuit, all on April Id,
are as follows:
Phillies at Brooklyn.
Boston nt Xew York.
Pittsburgb at St Louis.
( bicngo at Cincinnati.
'I'll" schedule has been raised to the
normal leiffcth of 151 games for the first
time in three seasons. The complcto
list was made out for 1018. but had to
be cut short. Last year only 140 gamca
wcie dated.
As iMtinl, trips will be made toward
the West. The first Phillip invasion
will start on May 10 at Pittsburgh.
The Cravnthiaus appenr here during
most of September, but wandpr awaj
lor the closing games and end the sea
son against the Giants in New York.
There are only four conflicting dates
in the entire schedule. These are May
0, June 117 September 5 and 2(i or
each of which the Chicago National
and American League teams arc play
ing nt home.
BIG GOLF BALL DEMAND
Unprecedented Orders Indicate Rec
ord-Breaking Links Play This Year
Cliiriicn. Vvh. 11. An iinnrccoili'nlcil
domunil for coif balls inilicatps then
will be n rcfonl-brcaking jilay this
year, according to mainifactiirprs liero.
lio rcporti'il today that all factories
an operating ut tun capacity anil a
number arc workinc two and three
shifts for the ttrst time in their history.
Contracts Huh year specify balls must
be delivered by June 1, although here
tofore the firms have contracted with
professionals for the years supply.
niuUing deliveries throughout thj sea
son.
Improvement in construction has
been made in a number of standard
brands, it was said, and ifvas pre
dicted balls -would wear better. Heavy
demand last year necessitated aVsspeedy
output and it was found that qTricJt-
drymg paints did not. stanu up wen.
This delect has beeu done away with
this year in the drying of the balls.
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Gargpe
You cau start your car ANY
cold morning as easily as
in summer if you use
AUTO RADIATOR
AND GAUAGB HEATER
Hents sour radiator and motor
FIRST then yoar garsre.
Uek Kerosene. Approed b
lending Insurance Companies.
Tentli HiiiceMsful season.
A sufe purrlinse uldi our
guarantee. Must be as repre.
vented or your money baik.
Come In and see ilemouitr.
tlon in our sliotvrtioms.
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Phillies' Schedule
al Home and Abroad
AT IIOMK
April B2, 2.1. Zt Itrookljn.
Alirli So, Slnj- 1, a. 4 New York,
"ay. r, (1. 7. B HoMon.
Mny .It (two khiiipm), .lunn 1 Boston,
.luiin 2, :i, 4, A Ilrookltn.
Juno H, 0, 10, 11 Oilmen,
lunn Vi, 14, 15, Id I'lttxlHirEli,
Tune 17, IS, 111 (tun ciimei) m, lapis.
Jimp 81. S3. K3. 'J I Cincinnati,
.lime 20, 20 (two cuinen). 28, 2D New
lorlt.
July 27. IU.. 20. 30 IMIUhnrrli.
July 31, Alien 2. 3. 4 Chicago.
Ainmnt n, 0 7 (tnn canir) (Inclnaatl.
AllBUHt . 10. 11, 12 Ml. Louis.
AugiiKt 10, 17 New York.
Hpptnibpp 0 (two shuipnI, 7, H llrookfjn.
Heiitemlipr . 10. 1 I'lllsbursh.
Npptpmbrr lit. It. in Cincinnati,
heplpmlipr IB, 17, 18 Chlcneo.
hpptpnilipr 20, 21, 22 Ht. I.onl.
bfpteiubrr 23, 24, 2,, (tuo ciiium) Hoston.
AllltOAI)
-April 14. IT,. 1(1. 17 llronUljn.
April IS, 10. 20 New York.
April 211. 27, 2K. 20 Hontmi.
Slay 2 Brooklyn.
Mtiy 0 ItrookUll.
Muv 10, It, 12. 13 rltlalllircll.
May 14. 1t. 10. 17 (Inclnimll.
May IS. 10. 20. 21 St. Louis.
JIII1V 22, 23, 21, 33 Cllll-UEO.
mar 'zz, '., z,, :;. , inpuco.
May 2. 20. :l Npw "lork.
July 2, 3, t (two Kiimps) llrookvil,
Julv ft (two Kiimpw) Nph ork.a
July 7. 8. , 10 1'lllKliurcli. M
July 12, 13, 14. ir Cinplmmll. Wh
July 111, 17, IR, 10 St. I.nuln. '
iilay 2. 2. vm pw lork.
HUI
Jul
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Jul
llllr 21. 221 23. 24. 23 Ch rilzo
AtlSUHt 13. II Itno camex) Ito&ton.
AliBlint I ft IlronUlyn.
AumiH 10. 20, 21 I'KtHliurEli.
Anirupt 23, 24, 2V-('lnrlnnntl.
AumiKt 27. 28, 20 S(, LoulH.
August 30, 31 t hlraco.
Spptpniupr 3 Itrookbn.
heptpinbpr 20, 30, llrlobcr 2 Ilolon.
Octolifr 8pw lork.
MERI0NJ30LFER WINS
Hugh Wllloughby Vins in First
Round for Florida Title
Pnlm Ilach. Ilu.. Tb. 11 Hutch WII
louehhy, Jr.. of the Merlon Cricket Club,
put Jamrs Tt. ITydt. South Shore, out or
tho South Florida championship In the firt
round match plav. defeatttiK him 3 and 1.
Both men are former holdprs of the title
A fppture sai the dpfeat of tho present title
holder, IT C. Clark Miopia, formerly a
"WUmlnRton man, hv F. Clupp, Garden City,
wno neat Mm l up. Htuart stiCKney, yes
terday's medalist, waa u atrons factor as he,
ployed out the bv holes, taking a medal
More of C9, tho best the courso has done
this j car.
McCarthy Sold to Birmingham
Clilfaco. Veb. 11. -Tho Columbus rlub,
of the American AssocUitlon. has wild First
Haspman McCnrth to th" Birmingham club,
of tho Southern League. Prpsldent Joe
'linker, of Columbus, announced
Burns Is Giant Holdout
Utile I'.illn. V. V I'eli. 11 Gcorso
Tlurnfi, left Holder of th New York Na
tionals, announced vestPrday th.it be had
returned his contract unsigned. Ho paid
be had been piven an Increase in salary,
but that he did not consider it sufficient.
E ARE selling
both high shoes
and Oxfords to men
who are laying them
aside as good invest
ments for the future.
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Bantams Put On Hard Bout
and Promise Action for .
Jimmy Wildo
WILLIE ALLEN IS VICTOR
When little Mr. .Teems Wilde, who
(lies the I'nlon Jack in pugilistic strattsr,
invades Philadelphia ho is going to flu'ir
nt least two of the smaller gentlemen
of the gloves who will be able to make
him step fast. They are Untiling Mur
ray. Italian, nnd Ilauk McGovcrn
Irish. Of course there arc n number
of other petit pugs who will clamor for'
meetings with the- ISritisbcr, so be roajj
be assured of till t-orls of action,
Murray and Mc(!ocrn are mentioned'
in tliis instancy for the simple reasortl
that fhey exchanged socks in the hcadr ,
liner last night at tho Auditorium. It
was n regular little sltigfcst for tbB
entire eighteen minutes and kept Kctn
eree Lou CJriiiison on the jump. Be
cause be landed oftcticr nnd with tHa
cleaner punches Murray was entitled to?
the decision. Hut Ihe Dattlcr knew he
wus in the battlu aij the way.
A left hook served Murray in good'
stead. It was his best blow. Timc-andr
again be stopped Hunk as ho came
boring in with a bcmicirclo southpaw
sock. However, when McOovern got to
close quarters ho held his own witliv
the slugging Murray.
Willie Allen, who used to box under
the name of Hattling Tefky. made his'
return appearance in tho rinz bv dc
feating Lew Stinger, the veteran Little
Italy iron man. Stinger proved lie still
was as rugged as ccr, as Allen was
unable to stop the rushing, tcaring-in
Italian. Willie displayed a good leffc
jab. a swell hook and a- crashing right,
cross.
Young Buck Fleming also put on n.1
pippin contest. By n sixth-round rally?
Buck was able to leave the ring a win
ner over Jack I'crry. For live rounds
the little fellows slugged each other
around the ring with honors about even,
then in the final frame Billy Silverman's
protege broko tho deadlock.
Tommy Lucas made Al Frazce quit
in the second round and Jimmy Welsh
knocked out Al Kid Gross in the second.
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