t"j ' 0 "EVENING PUBtIO LEDOEE-PfilEADEEPHIA",. SATURDAY,'' IfEBETJAB-? 2f, 192"0 13. I SOME OF OUR BEST BOXERS BOX, BUT DO NOT FIGHT, SO THEY MA Y BOX AGAIN SOME OTHER NIGHT: PENN ALL SET FOR CORNELL CAGE FIVE TO KEEP HEAD DOWN, . WORLD'S CHAMPION MARATHON GOLFER . .'I "": ' Quakers After Fourteenth Straight Victory Against Jthacans Tonight; Ca pacity House Assured YALE VS. PRINCETON nj- KmviNJ. rdLLOCK. P CNN'S bnsKclecrs, unconqucrcd nnd confident, step into tlic strife of nn important contest tonight. A new op- tt!Pw this season will fnco tlic swift passers of the Itetl nnd Blue ntj TVeightmun Hall. Maybe it sounds n bit strnugo t6 say Cornell is n new opponent for the Quikers. Cornell nnd reunsylvniila Iuto been rivals of long standing, but thj, is the first time this season that they have come face to faci on a basket ball court. The Ithaeans arc the only members cf the Intercollegiate League Penn lias not met and defeated. Conch Ortner's tquad realizes the speed nnd power of the nimble Ounkers. hut their recent victory over Yale has given them great confidence, and they are determined to iitay in the chatc after the 1020 trophy. After Fourteenth Straight Tcnn has not dropped n game this rear, and tonight Lon JonnM' toners ire going after their fourteentlL strdlght Ith the samr- show of determined spirit u they exhibited in the opcuing leagtic game. Another capacity house is assured at TVeightman Hall. The advance sale of tickets has been heavy, aH usual and tt is likely that more than L'000 will be packed into the gymnasium, although not more than 17fi0 can be seated. The line-ups of the respective teams will remain the same as in previous contests. For l'cnn Sweeney and Hoc jiast will be the forwnrds. Grave, cen ter, and Peck nnd McXichol. guards. For Cornell Captain Molinet nnd 1'or- John 5. Reardon Sets New N. 0. Record Continued from Pairc Olio Oranllo also ran. Cointreau coupled with Twice SECOND .nACn, claiming, purou JGUO, for hree-year-old. 0 furlongs: The Archer. 112. r.yko 7 to 2 7 In n 7 to 10 TecCdnt, 107, Coltllettl li to 2 even 1 to 2 llBiypo. 109, nod- ...... ri2ues 12 to 1 ti 1 5 to 2 Tlm. 1:1". riylnn l''ros. Cnrtlaml. llijllli K nine Star. IJober-iia-llreenH. Dav uf Tmcc. rhallenircr. Blue Jeans, Dlnty ilooia ni CopjrlBht nlso ran. TIMID KACU, il'ilinlnc. purao- 0QO, four vear olds ami up Va furlon: BrlMliurht. 1S. Wiila.lll to li 7 to 10 1 to 3 Pollux 109. riodrlBuez.10 to 1 .1 to 1 i to f Fort Unlit. 103, . Moonev - . . 7 to I 2 to 1 3 to u Time.' 1:08 3-R. foil Tromp, Subdaliar, Opportunity and Hy llcck uloo ran. rOUnTH K'AOll. liundlcap. purso JCOO, threc-jear-olds and up. .0 furlongs: American Aco. lis, -.,,,- Girnor 0 to 5 1 to 3 out Chnrlte Lodiclr. 109, Ttodrlffuez 2 to 1 3 to o out Kln' Champion. 102, laiie 8 to 1 2 to 1 out Tune 1:13 3-3. Iwln also ran. FIFTH ItACi:. 'handicap, threo-5 car-olds And up, mtlo und a slxteentht , Honolulu Hoy, 100 WW 0 to 1 2 to 1 even Omond. lOS Th.nrlKT.12 to 1 0 to 1 2 to 1 Bondage, 11&. Ilodrl- rues 8 to R 7 to 10 1 to 3 Time. 1:48 2-f.. Tailor Maid, Lazy Lou, Simpleton and Pledra also ran. HAVANA RESULTS riP.PT RACC mirso SrtOO: 11 furlongs, two- car-olds, Panhandler. 11(1. Crump Dorothv. nil, Murray.. LKIIo Pointer, 113, t'orey Time, :35 3-D. Crown, I to B I to 1 t to 3 1 to 2 1 too 1 to 1 -I to 1 0 to 5 "to 5 yabrcsuru und l'"cllx is aho ran. SECOND HACK, 1) furloiiSM. thrcc-jear- elds and up, claiming, purso $000: Glider 110, Gnriran. . 8 to 1 3 to 1 8 to S Prtii'-e Easy, 111, Pick ens B to 2 even 1 to 2 Small Stone. 89, Hunt. 8 to 1 3 to 1 8 to n Time, 1:15 Baci-arat. Theodore Fair, Shasta. Naomi Waltoir. lhe tJnob, M,lneral and Vain Chicle also ran. T1IIHD HAUI1. three-year-olds and up, eialmlns. purte JHO0, o rurlonss Encon 109 Carmody 5 to : even 1 to 2 3 to 1 i.arar rost, 109, l' Howard PrLlcn Hnnern. 1011 .13 to 1 0 to I Hunt 8 to 1 Time 1.15 4-5 Ul Coronel lung Bella Wllfjr. Soplllo K. 3 to,t 8 to i Homam. Top MiibIc Jllrror ann nruma also ran rOL'RTH ItACR. three-year-olds and up. Halmlng. purso JilOO, BV4 furloncs: Bars and Stars. 112. A. , Collins 5 to I 2 to 1 1'nwlso Child. 107, Carmody n li 1 5 to 1 Dtliucey 112 Corey. . 3 to 5 1 to 3 even 0 to 5 1 to 5 iime. i:os 3-n. I.lthollcK. I.ensnens. Pride. Hasty Cora, Honest Uoorgo und HatiacU ieo ran. DEMPSEY HEARING TUESDAY Several Witnesses Examined by Grand Jury In Frisco Today Sau Francisco, Feb, 21. The federal srand jury has concluded the examina tion of a number of witnesses in the case of Jack Dempfccy, heavyweight cham pion of the vorld, ou tlic charge that ho falsified his selective draft papers. No further aetiou is expected until Tues eay, vlien the jury again meets, it was said today. SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS T0PA LYNCH, who halls fsem little old New York and vockn with bis fight mitt, will go to bat for the sec ond time this week when he endenvors to f.end oft Ilugbie Htitehinsou on a trip with "Komfo" ut the Notional tonight. Oo Wednesday uight Joey traversed n tn-round journey with .Tuck (Kid) , "lfe in Cleveland, and, reports feaid. at the Kid was on tlic recciviug tud most of the time. Lynch is u admitted topnotch battler. Hutch is just coming along Hughlo's muss with Lynch to night will te his baptismal as a wiuder P at a big club. If the Philudelphinn "ins he will have placed himself in liuu jor tome regular bouts with regular but jiers and for regular purses. In order ' set the match with Lynch Hutchin on had to conscut to como iu at 121 pounds, ritigsido. and not on his word of honor or anything like that, either. He , s posted n couple of hundred dollars vJ?,"iKi'.l,,e weight, and if he tloeSn't i,.i yi?Utl and "H -Ifey-boy will be "'it much more coin richer. lm!"h,,,:V!ltX,f '"., ho"""''"? Hie muln, ICng. Uicl0b2"n,dn,i Brit sher left Ilio shoals 5 tars J"1 ,,,"ls v.rnln. Billy either did not lM 1n in', ? ,h .,oul) ha,e '""d to. or the re," Hl .' 5 '"avtiiir a poisoned foot wua " rean for i, B10rt htay , iMa voaMTy, hl?"ui i,,,',ulj' al"! Iln""' Jordan ore a of which ilf! ror'Cliers, It may be a rata they i?.tIM,u H1 ""r to tho allop when "Irtt oih.-'l "." NatloiwI'H nemlriiiM to. JoV Weill. ' m,u'., urc Tommy Jamison . iltdjy 11.1, Jf'k f,1!1 ,B- Toiiiiiiv Murruy and ""y Hell vs, 'roinmy Sliei-ldau. Ildliny Illanioml Is ''dlamond-in'th. lwuKn, k iiV.n'"K!,r,,ln. " rel" Waster, line. "? D'i'iond under his win. t'ets and be- Dnny ; ;. ""W'f ?0o,l middleweight. "r, wki i..S"i' uiiiiM Diaies fmy ortl "llu Jeff i!:.rwS'1 W lo hox wlill prrln Standing of Teams in Intercollegiate League W. U V.C. W. I,, ram..,.,, 4 o l.oon Princeton.. 2 3 X,e , 2 .1T Columbia.. 1 3 Cornell... '3 2 .noo Dartmouth OB Schedule, for Today N Cornell nt Pennsylvania. Columbia Rt Dartmouth. Talo at. Princeton, P.C. .400 .sun .000 ter will play forwards. Illppp, center, and Sldmilll and1 ItllKtlnn. trnm-ila.' Two other league games are down for decision before Siitulnv hrtmlcu In on us. Over nt Princeton the Tigers will tnkc on Yale nnd up Dartmouth way Ocorgo Halm's players will try a comeback against Columbia. Yale has beaten Princeton twice this senson, once in an exhibition game In Pittsburgh and once in a league en gogement. The Ulue still has a fighting chance to get' In ou the final reckoning; nnd they arc going after the Jcrscyltea with everything they have. Columbia gave Yale n thrlllinc bat tle in New Haven this week, nnd was beaten ouly by a point In an extra period game. The ctv Yorkers nppenr to nave easy pickings at Dartmouth, but Zahu claims the Green has im proved nnd will give the Morningsldc Heights live a good light. Perm's Chance Most every one is willing to admit that Peuu looks like the boss of the circuit, and it is particularly pleasing to Hed and Ulue supporters that Jour det 1ms been able to put such a team on the floor this year. A, victory this season will give the Quakers permanent possession of the lleppc trophy, which has been up for competition sluee 11)10. Penu has won the title three' times, but has ouiy two legs on the cup. The Hcppe trophy last season was withdrawn ou account of the war. Hesides Pcnu, Columbia and Yale each "have two legs ou the cup. The dates follow: 1(110-1011 Columbia. 11111-11112 Columbia. 1012-1013 Cornell. 1iia-iiii4 Tie. Cornell-Columbia. 1914-1915 Talo. 11113-11) lb Pennsylvania. 111111-1017 Talc. 1917-1018 Pennsylvania. Meagher, Yale Plunger, Breaks World's Record Now Haven, Conn.. Pcb. 21. Ki'cbaril Meagher, of Chicago, com peting for Yale, last uight established n new world's record for the distance plunge for seventy-five feet. He, car ried that distance, which is' the length of the Carnegie swimming pool, in forty secouds flat. Tho prc iuus world's record yyai -10 --G sec onds. Skating Championship in New York Montreal, Fob. 21. Louts Rubensteln, chairman uf the board of cttltrol of the International Skaters' Union or America, announced after his return from LBke Placid today that the union had decided tr hold skatln? races for the American champion ship in New Tork March 10. 20 and 21. Canada has been invited to send competitors. Pitt Puck Pursuers Triumph FHIaburth. Pa.. Feb. 21. Tho Sudburv hockey team, of Sudbury. Ontario, went down to fleitat before the Pittsburgh Athletic As sociation puck cnasers nere last niffnt, o to D. "DOWN IN OUR ALLEY" QUAKER CITT LKAGUE AVIIITE Ul.llVfrS TIIAYMORB Flood... sol 1PH 17.'i Anderon 2ns 140 171 J'ehr. ... 187 177 105 Swlther L'20 100 178 Klne.... ICO 173 17 Kneedlcr iOI 151) 180 Clrots'nn XVZ 140 -iH Nicholas 143 203 170 Knox... 183 220 170 Muller. . 171 171 14S Totals fio2 1)23 1)13 Totals 043 80S 82b rlltATES GIItAItD DunKatl. 170 1CSN7B Wood'rd 17D 223 189 Mount.. 171) 147 177 IIot7... . 170 107 192 Simpson t"l IK! 214 Woodl'd. 100 Conanl. 173 10!) 170 Flndley. 10') Jen 214 Cook,... 178 180 ISO Uuwren. 214 184 17ft ViCti 212 101 Totals 871 823 K25 Totals 022 985 001 rtEXAI.1.3 MAJESTIC CaniDb'l 172 201 1st rrazlsr. 107 201 191 Oainon . 180 180 151 Qearv. . 171 214 187 Kelley.. 17U 18.1 141 Hartley. 201 207 172 Dvne. , 101 183 170 Zler.. . 1!4 100 101 Elliott . 103 203 101 Drown . 101 172 181 Totals 881 033 807 TIOEnS Totals 80J DflO 012 WYNDHAM Kline. . 183 207 171 Hardv 17H IBS -2f 21.1 lh8 182 164 101 170 IS!) 224 169 200 l.M 214 rtletly.. 2H 200 1U7 Smedley Lambert 18.-. 170 1IV7 Martin., mil.... 17U is- t uauey . Mcl.ac'n liu .'iiu am l-rice. . . Totals 032 073 803 Totals 011 042 947 PHILADELPHIA COAL TRADE LEAOUB coimuaiiT llellner. 183 178 188 Cortr'ht. ISO 208 10 Cornod. 131 . . 175 rtodriorff 137 14S 15R Oraham. 159 140 180 Strlte.. ..117 .. WENTZ Dehnrt. 145 140 107 aall'her. 157 101 181) Hpotm... 158 145 130 LaVnco 140 143 102 Ward... 173 140 140 Totals 770 CM 774 Totals 740 708 707 BEIIWIND . Downs.. 103 1S3 144 Mjers . 171 150 110 Qlmber 171 143 164 THOrtNE-NBALU Foster . lfit 170 153 Pacet 121 125 147 DonaJm. 100 152 108 lleeoner Piatt . 1(7 190 145 McGlnnls 182 171) 170 03 U4 1.16 Hurley.. 143 184 134 Totals 775 788 70!) FRANKLIN E.It Ta'l 168 138 118 II.C.Ta'l 113 10(1 187 Hull.. ISO 111 130 Nicholas 110 13.1 110 Oonley. 150 123 13S ' Totals 085 Oil 072 Totals 760 810 732 W. IK Lonnv'll 154 17R 178 Darl'ton. 145 137 149 Tliomp'n 15!) 205 138 Puertlsch 177 145 182 McCar'l 200 100 150 Totals 820 825 800 had a professional bout, but will bo ready for ucuo tfon In about three weeks. A return mateli between K. O. Snnaom und .loo Ilorrell lias been cinched by Johnny Horns for the star ucrap at the Cambria next Friday night. lr Tendlrr lias been bhonln lots of pep, snap and vim In his daily workouts at Phila delphia Jack O'Brien's. Loolo has lost none, of his former ability since recoierln from his operation, his trainer, "Scoodles." sa. Tendler will answer the bell aralust Allen town Dundee In fit fettle at tho Olympla Monday nlcht. Tommy Holt Is soln to make an awful noise ainonv the local bantams, In the opin ion of Adam Ran, nyau has been ett1n the newcunier from Unpland In shape for hU American debut Monday nlh at Uie Olympla against Ilattllnir Murray Trankle Clark s. Charley Hayes, Youne Leonard s. Tommy Cleary, and Youn Iluck Flciiiltuc vs. Jack I'crry aic other bouts. Charley Wudilow is another rocentty dis charged Undo lam fighter who Is preparing to keep busy with, lhe mittens. He will box at the Audllorluii In two weeks. Neit -Tuesday nlslct at the Auditorium Marcus Williams will show George Weyman. if airardvllle. In tho star bout against WhlteV Fitzgerald, of West Philadelphia, (leorcle Is u tough guy In the ring and so Is Whlley, so a tough tussle Is to be ex pected. A brace ot negro weltem eights, Iluttllnt Walker and Carl Herts, will appear In one nf the Auditorium bouts next Tuesday night Joe Dorsey and Jack Perry meet In the semi. Other bouts are Ueorge nurns. vs. Jack Francis and Jark Brady vs. Charley Gibbons, Hrrgrnnt Ray f-mllh boxes Jack Connors In Akron Monday night. The sergeant also Is rematclied to meet Rob Martin at Akron on March J7: Waller Molir was dlsiiualined ana noi knocked out In the. ninth round of a bout with Jack Perry, of Pittsburgh, at TnunsiP; town. O., Monday night, Tho referee ehased the lirooklyn boxer from tho rlnr for ttalllae. H StlflHniiiilif - MM HHBHHHnMJfHunHHWHHUHr1 irWBBBKmBBBntPaKmSIK Sf9tVSBKSmiSmmBKauBKMKKtmi BKKSBSKmmKKKIBSBKKlSBsSKKKK JStldle Sljleti says ho mado Ills record with Vardon grip and at Fig. 2 lie is NAVY CAGE FIVE' DEFEATS CADETS Middies Hang It on Army First Basketball Game, 24-18 in Army, Itlalk .. Jnhnhon , Tillon Pfelffer . Daniel . Keferee rosltlona. ' Navy. .Ulirht forward.,. UuckhoMer Lef t forward Ilyrley . ...Center I!rlicr . . , .ltlclit irnard MeLenry I-eft miard Walters -lleerlnc, Alanhatlan. Vinplre Ilnirn. Pratt Institute, Time of nones in minutes. Si. Point, Feb. 21. -The Navy sur prised tlv Army bore this afternoon, winning the first of the series of basket ball gnnies between the two service acad emics. Thritcorc was 21-18. The N'avy led at half time, 12-10. Arrangements have been completed to make it an animal affair, the game going toAnuapolis next year. The cadets went into the game confi dent of trimming the Navy. Pal Moore and Puryear Draw Baltimore. Feb 2I.P3I Moore of Mem phis, tho conqueror of. Jtramy Wilde, and Earl Puryear, formerly of Oklahoma, mi- bubaiI In r Iwi before tho Peerlesa A. C. . From consr to rea in O, iweive-rounu urv nere jeeicruav so off they went Aftr ach other without iei-up. Referee Tonv Oetaer'a d eel h Ian met with approval. In the semlwlml-UD Joe Swartz - Wahin(ftonH cleer bantam, won over Hilly DeWne. of Phlladetphli when tho latter Quit in th third ueifilon. claim tnc he had strained Ms rUht arm. CURTI3 LEAOUE T.olled on Terminal Alleys. February 20. BECK ENanAVINCS- Tlohr'tier 172 137 160 II. Cralsr 148 15S 1G0 Dav'port lOt 181 151 WiltlB. . 118 meln'Kcr 142 144 171 Mttp'ck 153 130 142 Koch 148 181 170 Aleayer 148 12S 111) Cass.. . Iil8 245 101 Hermann 1C4 180 170 Hdcp... 12 4 12 Weller 117 121 Totals 800 803 831 Total? 733 732 702 COUNTHT GENT COLOIt PREHS Stuber.. 1H3 174 102 Rupertun 100 220 181 Wilson.. Owens . Davles Hp'ffnian Otngrlclt Hdcp... las ins ... l'-agan.. inn 147 21.1 183 153 223 I,Owe. . . 100 155 139 101 150 121 Stulz... 13S lb. I IB! 152 115 157 Avil.... 190 188 170 132 03 03 85 Totals 830 800 871 Totals 893 703 913 LEDGER Miller., ltm 148 181 II egg 3. Helnold. 107 148 90 Mllner . Newman 11.1 113 188 Ualllen. l'arroll.. 117 157 170Lynn... Cun'ham 180 102 101 Blind... TO&T , 143 132 171 157 1215 102 . 142 151 18.1 18!) 21)1 157 107 113 II!) JIdcp... 2r 2ft 2S Totals 73S 723 SO: Totals 771 753 831 ROTAIi JOURNAL Weber.. Kvans. . Moran.. Lauer. . Wilson.. Hdcp... 110 102 136 Hayes.. 118 130 133 117 136 160 M'O'lgal 111 10U 1.1(1 101 102 120 W.CralE 147 121 130 131 159 180 Hax,.., 140 187 10.', 172 157 158 Blind.. . 101 102 120 15 15 15 Totals 017 G46 698 Totals 035 071 789 STANDARD PRESSED STKBI. LEAGUE Rolled on Keyttone's Alleys February 20. OFFICE PLANT NO. 3 HecKle.. 144 154 110 Walli.. 107 103 151 Sanders. 100 150 114 DoHllnc 135 135 los Blind... 150 150 150 Blind .. 151) 150 150 Hlmmel. 131 118 148 Kllnke. . 165 107 124 Mast.. . 150 189 137 Martin. 170 128 127 Handicap 10 10 10 Totals MO 7U 005 Totals 742 683 070 Monday's Entries at' New Orleans KIrfct race, claiming, two-sear-old maiden colts and geldings. ?! furlongs: Home Guard 115 Tommle C 115 Voorln 115 No Fooling . . .115 rutt 11C Punipy 115 Coombs lis Kreddlo 115 Ruugcorge 115 Second raco claiming, up, b'A furlongs; threo-i ear-olds and Pokey Jano . . . Rosemary .... bllvey Uhaplro llumma Corson Stelsy Meg Mamamus .... I.lttlo Maudle Grumbling Ina . .00 Jean K 08 ..08 Marie Rappold . .U'-I .107 The Gallant .. . . 10S .103 M. Hurt Thunnan IDS .10.S Yorkist 18 ..OS Also ollglbloi .108 llenecla 00 .108 Alfeslna 108 ..OS Tob Ilroobs lOS ..OS Third raco, claiming. four-jear-oldn and up, six furlongs: Onlco OS J. P. Houso Pigeon 103 Goldvnle .. Madras IQnghaui.105 "Iwlnlwln . ..106 107 .101) 111) ,.)18 American cukic.ihi l-romiae xio IIsrpIpo 107 Tlncr-a-LIn Hunteniann . Kato Ilrlght . Gourmand Marnilto . . . Tourth race, six furlongs: Rainbow Girl Stepson Osgood Hlestft Iln Pullux ...110 ...110 ...101 Also eligible; Poultney . 112 Jrt 1011 ...n4 Bellrlnger . ...J.108 purse, four-s ear-olds and up, . .103 llonstelle 108 ...108 Applo Jacle 2d . ins ...108 Ed Stone ,. .108 ...108 W. W Hastings 110 ...107 Assumo I1 ...110 Trusty 110 ...110 Also eligible: ...103 Dlilo Carroll . .108 Troltus Legolal infill rar handlLap, fur throo- ear-olds. mile and 70 yards: Yapank ,08 Simpleton . . . Fleer 103 Damask St Germain ....10(1 rireadman Rulletproof .....120 Gen. Glenn Golden Dawn Otl Bono Dry . Sixth race, rlalmln, three-year-olds up. mile and 70 yards: liar One 1 05 Keddoullno W'aterwlllow" . . . .08 Orenzo Grandeo 10H 3'lmp Alonsr . . Olasstol 110 Seventh race, clslmln. mTie and a .106 .1211 .116 lis .112 and .,07 . .BS .108 tec nth. four-year-olds and up Merry l.aes 102 Man 107 Pollu IJJ Haconteuso .. ..107 Itedstart .......107 Caballo 110 Sky Pilot 112 Ken Hampson ...112 Say When ,,.,,.105 Charming .......107 Almlno . ... .107 107 .110 . 1 1-t 112 .112 .112 .10T Captain Hodga Frank Mattox . Dr. Crlgler . . . Luriius Also ell.lble; Water War . Indolence L'xhalena .,,,, Vt.A.ka .., ,-.al, a., Apprentlco allowance clatme' on his wooden shots. He figures Mini 'looking P ruins 5 pe,- cut of bad shots. In gripping shaft, after having relaxed at top, to throw rluiiblicad down for right hand push and left; hand pull through with body thrown forward in Klg. 4 J A Y GOULD BE A Famous Local Player Elimi nated by Fulton Cutting From Title at Boston STRAIGHT SET DEFEAT Boston, Tcb. 21 Jay Gould, Phila delphia's world champion ' racquet player, was eliminated, this afternoon from tho nmntcur racquet tour nament. . , The famous Quaker City player dropped out of the chnmpionship run niug when he was beaten bv Fulton Cutting, of this city, in the fifht round of piny on the courts of the Tennis nnd Itacquet Cfcib here. Cutting's victory came as a complete surprise, especially the apparent easo with which he eliminated the great Philadelphia player. It was a straight set victory. The tcorcs were lu-5. 15-11. 15-12. Another Philadclpliian, S. "W. Pear son, was beaten in the only other match plaved today. Pearson was defeated, 15-11, 15-7. 15-11 by F. F. Freling huyscn. of New York. Gould Btarted poorly nnd it was not long before Cutting piled up a big lead In tbe first set. In the second set. Gould got under way better. It was nip nud tuck in the third set with Gould giving tiie local player a fight for every point. Although Gould holds many tites at racquets, 'his best game is court tenuis. Some time ago he defeated Walter Kin sella for the national open court tennis championship and about a month ago he lifted the national auiutcur racquets ti tle with Joseph AV. Wear as a partner. B. POWELL HIGH GUN Wins Weekly Shoot at Clcarvlew Gun Club It. Powell was high in, the weekly shoot at the Clcarvicw (iuu Club this afternoon. lie broke -IS out of his string of lifty. J. Iiibchlcr was second with 47 and II. Hounds third with '13. About !55 gunucrs competed. Sunday's Entries at Havana Tirst race. ."'4 furloni". thrcc-ycar-olds and Jn, claiming, purse ?C00 Lenora. V .Miss La Ruo XI Ilaby Jlonda .. Old llyleri . . llurllnjjamo Uuiirer He's a Bear . . Rrt Sentry . ... 90 89 "Timothy J llo- 1)7 can 103 lua "Jack I)awton ...103 103 May Jfaulsby . .lot 10S Galaway 108 88 Second race. G,a lurlonffs. thrcc-ycar-olds and up. ciainuns, purso ouu 'Major Flsko . ., 01 'lncll 00 ...111) 'Marty Lou . ..101 ...102 'Assign 103 ...10(1 Frank Rurko ....108 ..,.100 lloora 101) ...111 Lcomu, Ill lion uiis .... Klg:i Plicdoden . . . Trophy .... IUrloi'l Third race, 0 and up, claiming, Polar Cub Premium Deckhand - furlongs, three- ear-olds' purse sbuu: 8(1 Koran 07 no 'Sister husio ...lot 103 'Llttlo Nephew ..103 moiidcl 104 Yorkvlllo 100 Wlilto Crown ..,108 inu ' - rourth race, tho Clierry Treo Handicap, 800, three-icar-olds. 0 furlongs: Moss Kit 00 Mighty Lecr ...07 b'abat 00 Kulah 1 too lltnou 103 Orleans Girl 106 ciearln Up 108 (a).UIsa Patty ...103 (a)Lady bwecp ..111 Horace LirUl . . 110 (a)Spence-ThravcH entry Fifth race, tho Georgo Washington Han dicap, 1 mile, threc-ear-olds und un, purse SIOOO: W. Ward 97 Don Thrush .. . .100 Monomoy 100 War Spirit lot Major Domo 102 Lackawunna . ...107 roacher 108 Alvord ....HO l'reeinantle 113 liilly 117 Sixth race. 1 1-10 intles. four-year-olds and up, claiming, purao lOOUt t.liii,, Hd lot Chlllum 101 Dick Benson ....10f Assumption ,...103 tOtalley 110 Llttlo Nearer ...110 Solid Roclt 110 Soventh race, IU miles, four-year-olds and up. claiming, purso J70U- Tho Hiker 100 Dick Williams .102 Fly Homo 103 Raladln 105 II ah Tide 11)7 'Fairly 107 Woodtlirush ...108 Great Gull 110 Attorney Mulr .lloHasenta 113 Weather clear: track good. Apprautlco allowauco claimed, PARCEL POST Second-Floor Savings on Mude-to-Mcasure Clothes MEN'S WOMEN'S $30 ";" VALUES to $60' Coals Suits Dresws It son, couM ttl- to tho thousands of our patrons they would urite ou to eo our a1utn before solngr elsewhere SuJts, nreirB Conld nml mailo 01 C r own PJL3 from you mnteiials. Wc Do Remodeling Standard Tailoring Oo. Tailor to Men and Womtn 1215 Market St., 2d Floor Open ifotufav t Haturdau (ill 9 J it, m a I H?p N 1 t'll I TEN IN NATIONAL RACQUETS s ' wSMSMm Mill L'i'-'- J;';-i, -' - 'vl JAY GOULD Philadelphia racquet champion who Mas beaten In the national rac quet tourney today at Koston QUAKER SIX WINS Penn Hockey Team Loses In Ice Palace Game Those ho failed to attend tho iuc hockey mutch last tiislit at the Phila delphia Auditorium and Ice Palace. Forty-tiflli and Market wtrects, missed tho treat of (lie creat indoor sport. Dr. fieorRe Ortoii presented his newly formed Quaker City Club for its first encounter on Hip new iee. With luen of much previous, experience the Quakers heat tlic Ked and Ulue Quakers by tho lopsided innrcin of ten goal-i to one. and if Kddie Hill, the club team's cap tain, bad taken as many trips down the ice as his ability warranted, the fccoro would doubtless have been dou bled. It was almost impossible to stop the former Cornell puck chaser. i TO BE jm ALIEN PROPERTY CiU STUUIAW 7G4 SHARES of llic COMMON CAPITAL STOCK inn! $76,400 Face Value 6 Registered Income Bond's of FREDERICK PUSTET COMPANY, Inc. (Dealer in Church Supplies) nnl 150 SHARES OF COMMON CAPITAL STOCK of ; The H. Tapke Realty Company New York NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho undersigned, FRANCIS P. GARVAN, Alien Property Custodian, will offer for sule at public auction to the highest bidder at the office of Frederick Pustet Company, Inc., 52 Barclay St., New York City, at 11 o'clock A. M., on the 24th day of February, 1920, "764 shares of lhe common capital stock, par value ?100 each, out of 1,000 shares issued and outstanding, and $76,000 face value, and a partici pating certificate lo the extent of $400 additional, G registered income bonds, due 1937, of Frederick Pustet Company, Inc., a corporation created and existing by virtue of the laws of tho State of New York And 150 shares, par value $100 each, out of 1500 shares issued und outstanding of The H. Tapke Realty Company, a corporation created and existing by virtue of the laws of the State of New York. Full dehcrlntloii of anil Information rnurrrulnt I lie property to be sold. Hie terms and conditions of Inspection and sale, and (lis order llirreof. ruiiv I !teiVW?!S,!.4ffitKaf,.r-i,,F' ,,,r",or- ----' ii$ FRANCIS P. GARVAN, Allen Property Custodian ' Kig. 1 he is playing ball off left licel timing. In Klg. a is seen Mie right PLENTY OF SPORTS FOROTMY Blue and White Athletes Com pete in Three Branches of Athletics State Collcsc, Pa..- 1'eb. il Cornell and Pittsburgh Universities oppose the Penn State wrestling and basketball teams bore today, the Cornell wres tling bouts being staged in the after noon and the Pitt cage game in the evening. I uie tracts team icu uric iubi. uiki. for Buffalo to engage in the junior I national games. A team composed ot ,.Morrill, Dcmming, Taylor and Grubb, all sprinters, was State's representa 'tion. M. Ij. (Larry) Shields, of West Chester, holder of several college mid Idle distance records und A. K. K. one mile champion, was elected captain of I the 1920 track team -esterday, but was unable to accompany the team to Buffalo, already being the holder of a junior championship. Store will lirne her strongest teams 'ready to meet the invaders. Great in- tornet hna lippn nrnnypn in tli fnrni'll meet, for in the past two years the j New York State tnatmen have given State her hardest work in carrying oil the intercollegiate honors. The Cor nell team has already vanquished the Penn grapplers, wiuuing nil but one bout, and it looks as though the bouts here today will be nip and tucK from start to finish. Captain Wolfe will lead his cage team against Pittsburgh with a tair chaucc for a victory. They have won seven opt of eight games played this bcason, most of them bj ovcrwhclm- : . 1 nH. t- ,un -. , ..r 1IIK MUllD. UI1U UIU 111.1Y ill IIIL- 1-I Ul t tiie season s spurt, woue ami .Miniati will start as forwards; Ueplogle, six feet and four inches tall, who has out jumped nud outplayed every man op posing him this seasou, will start at center; Killingcr und Iluiucs, as usual, will bold down the guard positions. STECHER THROWS LONDOS World's Champion Tosses Greek ir 2 Hours 13 Minutes 35 Seconds New lork. Teh. 51. Joe Steelier world's lieavyuelBht catrh-as-cateh-can iretlhie; ctamplon. threw Jim Londos, GreeU cham pion here last night with a wrlstlock hold, Ui 'J hours 111 minutes and 3 seconds Salvadrr Chevalier. th recently arrlied French -i-re-tler. threw Jack D iwson. of Kansas City, with a half Neleon end arm lock In 3 minutes and SI seconds. U SOLD JUST COUNT 'ONE-TWO' World's Champion Marathon Golfer Says Looking Up Is Ruift of 95 Per Cent Bad Golf Shots. His Count Is Remedy Ily SANDY 1)1)1 K STYLES, world' nmutcur marathon golf champion , attributes the record lie made for the title to bis wooden shots. When he won the title last year he plajed that m n n y holes in TOO shots. I could never have nla.U'd that manv boles," said Stjlcs the other day, "if I had not been right down the alley all the timo off tlic tec and on my brassie shots, nor could I have averaged under SO for ten rounds if I had been iu trouble all the time." Styles is now in regular training to defend his title. lie used to be quite a boxer and bus chosen sparring to keep him fit .during tin- winter. Ho laid off long enough to explain bis woodeu shot. Cause, of Aim "The whole thing iu pluying auy goll shot," stated tlic champion, "is to keep the head dowu. Niuety-live per cent of ruined golf shots uro caused by pull ing up the bead, in my opinion." "Golfers know that, but they do it anyhow," we ventured. "Sure." replied tho golf ball killer, "but 1 have a remedy I think is ul tiable. When I begin nulling tin I nlav i inv next shot and deliberately count mie" ' two before raising my eyes. I keep on I doing that ou every shot till I begin lo get the shot again. And it doesn't lake long cither. , "It's like the one-two boxing blow. I It's a bummer. Just count one-two when you're goiug wrong iu golf before you raise your head. It lias hclncd me and puts me back on my game every time." As for his wood. Styles said be used the same club, a brassie from the tee and through the green for brassie shots. "A driver," explained Styles, "has a slightly more resilient shaft than a brassie and has a different feel, though it is tho same length. Therefore) a golfer is called upon to make different shots with the two clubs, but in reality bo plays both clubs tbe same gencrully. As u result lie has little satisfaction with either club. "For this reason 1 use my brassie both off the tee and through the fair way and play the shot tho same. I get used to handling my brassie and by not teeing up too much on the tee, I Em flr MX MR M. ORIGINAL PATENTED rift JiiPIPELESS FURNACE The 'lhermii-5eal INNER IJNING. which Insures u prrfert circulation nf pure, molat warm atr to rrry room iu the hou. through one medlum-f-Ixed rrrtster, mukea it the be si lrlilfHs furnure on the market. Boyd Henderson DISBft-flr You are assured of a warm bathroom and plenty of hot water. Any fuel can be used. Demonstration and estimates clad It siren. The I'urnjte HOMER FURNACE CO. millville:' n. j. PHOTOPLAYS AH.-.r.L... H'li. Morris s. rassunk Ae. r-iiuaiiiuia Mat Dally at 2; Uvga. VBS.U:45i0 Tlll MIX ill 1 1113 I'COD" ALLEGHENY Krankford i. Allecheny Mat Dallv " 15. lives at 8. MAY ALLISON In FAIH AND WAKMUrt" APOI I r 02D &. THOMPSON STS r 'liW MATIMIU DA 0A1LT BUGICNI O'llllll-N' In "TUP. IIRUKE.N MUI.ODT" ARrAHIA 10TII . CHESTNUT STS. AKADl A 10 a m to 11 :io p. m. IlOnnitT WARWICK "JAl'K SritAW m I IlTDlDr BItOAD STItEET AND DL.U'llDlfAL' St'bCJt'lIHANNAAVIJ. NORMA TAI.M'ADGK In "ISLU Or I'ONQUUST" BROADWAY ?t& ITZ& Ave,. DIITANT WASIintlltN In Tin: six hbst cullaks" rAPITni ?-2 MAIIKI-T STItUnT Lrtr 1 J KJL, 10 a M. to ll :lo P. M. '.sin JANIS ill "TIID IMI" tr rM!Al Gtn Mapbwood Ae UVJL.1MAL. :S0. 7 and 0 I'. il TOM MOOKU 111 rilB GAT I.OItl UEV EMPRESS H l UN .ST. JIANAVCNK MATIM-J1" DAILY i.i.ujys nnorKWKi.i. in "t-HASING ItAINHOWS" FA1RMOUNT -, MATlNIIIi DAILY i-CS-SVB HAYAKAWV In fill: HI-GOAIt I'ltlNCU" FAMILY TIIIJATUB IUU Market St A. Tit Iu MldnlKht MTV .1TCWART jn THE .U'Ulli;n.NAUT 56TH ST. TIlCATlti: -Iluw Hpru.-e MATINUli DAILY CLARA MMHU.I. "lOIINll in "l.M or AOUT1I" FRANKLIN TlIIItD A. KITZWATICIt OlitlAX MUSIC KARI I' It 1.1AM1 In Tiin rortTrvn iii'ntuu" C.r-xi Nnrllieril H"'1 ' at-Erin. orcdiioriiieni ;..,,) i5.s:3U4ior.M. MAY M.IJMlV In "PAIIt AND AII.MI5U IMPERIAL T!, C.OT11 f. WALNUT bTS. J DO KBi. 7 A H (ll.IVi; TliriMXh III THIS GLOIllOt .s I.ADV LEADER "BT A I IM'AMKIt AVK. MXTIMU1 DAILY IHHH1LAM M4I1.IIA1 In 'WHAT'S YOUIl IILSIIANI) 1JOINU'" LIBERTY UUOAD COLtlMUlA AV MAT1NUU DAILY MlItlASI rOOI'llll III BVANOI3L1M1" 111 MADfCT H STItEKT TIIKATltK JJJ 1Y11-V11"W1. 1 OA M toll Ul'.M I.KW roilY In Till: UUIXJVBD I'HKATIIK" MODEL HOUTII KT Orchestra. CfillllMllnits 1 tu II. AI.I.-KTAII CAST In 'StDLDIKIIH Or" 1'OUTl'Ntl EUREKA 40T1I 4 MARKET HTH MA1INEU DAILY MAIIUL NORMAND In "JIN.V PHOTO PIAYSV f THRU X XyOJJMERICA Jtrl LIAOWIN XIATlNlilS DAILY OWEN MOOIHO In ' jC.ADILI,Y jiji i McNIBMCK find that shot is nearly Identical with a brassie through the fairway." Medium Tension Ho of the tnany-leagurd golf boot Ihcu went on lo describe his swing, lie plujs tho ball off his loft heel -which. Is back of his right on the stance; using u vardon grip, holding tiie ciuu.. wiin. a meuiiim teusion ot doiii unnua.j u..II..... ..1.I.. U , -lAMfllt ".My swing is slightly flat," con-'-tinued Stjlcs. "for Iho reason that JtJ seems to suit my style.. At tho end. of my backswlug I loose'n tho grip ot' the two last fingers of my left hand. After I start the club forwnrd toward the ball, when the grip ot tho bbaft is still opposite my right shoulder I sud denly clench the shaft ngnlu with the two lingers which were relaxed. "This throws the clnbhcnd out at tho right time with the added straightening" of the right wrist ami the clubhcad comes through ut just the proper tlinc.''-i Styles said this took practice und that there must bo perfect rhythm. After, the clubhcad is thrown he comes on,, through the shot witli his hands. "And tlienV" we interjected. J "Count one-two before you look up. ' ' SHOOT FOR STATE TITLE Twenty-four Gunners After Live Bird Championship t '' Heading. Pa.. Feb. 'JL Shooting itf" a blinding snow storm 121 wing shots,- t tic cream ot the amateur ranks of thci Keystone State, faced the Spring Val ley traps here today in the thirty-thirl annual open shoot for the Pennsylvania state challenge trophy, emblematic of tlic live bird championship of Pennsyl vania. These are the leaders : ""phrnlni It nrtrlir. IVrkiulc. 10 Raymond S Hrubaker, Kinklns Hprlns, 10, Isaac U Knoles. Philadelphia. 10, Hubert H. John- Btn Wllllanisnort. 10; It C Shutt. JUS Carmcl. 11 Ira. Kersey. Kllzabethlown. 10T John A Ilelirle. Reading, the present stutr thamplon. 10, Carle B. JMrath. Philadel phia. 10. H C. Khultz. Philadelphia. 10! John It Fontaine. Philadelphia. 10, Oharlei Ha. Fleetwood. 10; I... C. Petrle. Telford. 10. c E Mauier Anhland, 10. Aug Ycr-- mal, Tamaqua. 10 Carpentier K. O.'s Belgian Champ , Montr Carlo, ivb SI. Georges Carp-nt!erSrt' champion heavyweiKht puuillat of Kurop. knocked out Grandhoven. the LVlirlan chanw plon In the second round of their fltun round match here today Grindhoven was completely outclanscd and took a count Ave times WITH l'llOTtlPI.AVS The following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Company of Amer ica, which is a guarantee of early bhowing of the finest productions. Ask for tlic theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Company of America. OVERBROOKxESk-A-Sud avk. SKSSL'B HAVAKAWA In "TIIE RISGQAR PItlCE: PALACE 214 MARKET SrREKT in A. 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