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men, Who Hold Heavy Practice at Lake Charles.
Twenty-eight Players Answer Rollcall
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Hy ItOUKItT S. MAXWELL
pnrls Editor I.,etilnc lublle 1 edier
Copyright, 1910. hu Public t.rttarr Co.
Like Charles. La.. Mnrtli Ii.
TPB 1020 baseball season was officially opened for your correspondent yes
terday with two separate nnd' distinct performances. The contestinp; flub
was ncne other than our highly touted Mncklan Athletics, who got away with n
pair of monologues in the morning and uftcrnoon. which is sialic for a. m. aud
p. m. Wc have learned through careful research work aud close questioning
that our noble Athletics have been right here In this town for more than a week,
but' that lias nothing to do with the official opening of the season for your cor
respondent. That is our story andvc will stick to it.
The rehearsals yesterday were held under the most faorublc auspices. In
order to cure any form of malignant homesickness, n special brand of weather
wag dished out, making the boys feel as if they were toiling In (lie 1019 spring
training camp, which is another vuiy of paying Shlbr- I'ark. It was the old
home-town stuff, reminding one of Hroad street on March 'J. Nothing could
be fairer than that.
But this Is not n slam at the weather. The Lake Charlcsian ore proud of
the climate down here and the oldest inhabitant will tell you it was the coldest
day they have had in thirty years. Ordinarily, the climate is wonderful, but
this Is something out of tho ordinary. We are penning these lines because of
a social error perpetrated last night. We asked an innocent bstandcr who
happened to be a native If he thought it would rain or snow.
AIN'T IT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS PEELIN7
ATHLETICS PUT ON
A. M. AND P. M. ACTS
FOR CORRESPONDENT
DUT the weather did not interfere irith the tcork of the Joy.
were out on the ball Held at 10:30 a. m. nnd 2 n. m.. nnd
Thry
didn't
halt even tchen-a alight shower dripped over their Arndi. They toiled
as i nothing had happened, which is a good sign. They have the proper
spirit, which i perfectly legal in these dry times. Xrvcr before in year
have the candidates shown so much pep, and that miaht mean the local
club will emerge from tho dismal swamp this season.
Still, you never can tell.
Five Players Still Among Those Absent
TIIEIin are twenty -eight plajcrs in the squad out of n possible tblrtj -three.
The five missing peions are (Seorge Hum. Tilly Walker, Krank Welsh.
Wlngo and Hoy Moore, the left-handed pitcher. They arc expected here thi
week and then will start the hard work. Connie has a job on his hands to select
the varsity out of such good material.
The lean leader is overlooking no bets, however, and with Danny Murphy,
his able assistant, lit? U putting every man through tho pace. Nobody has his I
job cinched. lie has got to go out and win It, proving he is the better man.
That, makes the practices more interesting.
Up to this year Connie always has been up against It for pitchers. He
usually had one or two who could deliver, but the others would stub their toes
and fall by the wayside. This year it eems different. There nre an even dozen
twlrlers toiling on the mound, and it would not be at all surprising if one -half
of them made good. I
Scott Perry is back on the job and the big boy is working his head off. He
V said he made a mistake last year when he jumped to Franklin, Pa., and is glad
to be back again. He has forgotten that escapade, made peace with Connie,
signed a good contract and now stands ready to deliver. No man on the field
works harder than the mammoth moundsman, and he should be n great help
to the club this season. Naylor also is showing up well. He has gained in
weight nnd seems stronger.
Pat Martin, who was purchased from Binshamton last vear. hns ovnrr
Snppearanco of a stellar southpaw. Patrick has hd lots of experience to mix
in witn his twisters, and Connie thinks well of blm. Walter Kinney, his iiort
slde partner, also looks promising.
CTILL, you never can tell what will happen to a flinger after the sea-
son starts. They all look good at this time of year, when they are
out there all alone and with no competition. They may be morning ,
glories which bloom in the spring, tra, la. Many bloomers have been
discovered in the training camps, but this time it would not be at all
surprising if the dope teas crossed.
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Leader of South Phila. HiglCs Championship Team
Selected as Center and Captain of Mythical Scio-
lastic Team Patton and Young for Forwards
Evening Public Ledger's Selections
of All-Scholastic Basketball Teams
First Team Positions Second Team
Patton, West Phila Forward Welnstein, South PMla,
Young, West Phila.... Korwnrd I.elir, Prnnlsforil (mntaln)
Leopold, South Phlla. (captain) . . . .Center ". . . .Thornton. Central
Aaronsou, Central Guard (Ireen, South 1'lilln.
O'Hrlen, Northeast Guard Luiigfcn, Oermautowii
Dr. Kerr, coach Gelges, conch
Ilumsey, referee , Sutton, referee
NAP LAJOIE WISHED
ON PHILS IN 11
Al Reach Had to TaKe French
man to Get Phil Ceier,
Star Pitcher
AYrp A'of Asleep
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
rplIKKE Is uu nmbitlou in everybody's
" life especially that of a boxer.
Johnny Duhde? is a iiiitttiian who has a
liair of ambitions. OC course, the Ital
ian wants to be the champion of his
division ; that is natural with all list
flingers. Dundee's other nmhltion Is to
become a regular, big league and re
puted promoter. The frisky lightweight
it trving to procure a permit from offi
cials" of the Sixth Regiment Armory,
Orange, N. J., for the purpose of cou-iliii-tinc
boxlnc there. Dundee uow is
an iuhnbituut in the Ornngo Mouutuius.
Pick Cooley. ct
William Hulen. rr . . .
Kd Dlehanty. If . . .
sm Thnmpwnn. rf . . .
NAP Lu40IH. lb
Wlllam InllmRn. 'Jb. .
John Clement
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John Taylor, p .
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president of the
Bryan Harris Looks Like Swell Pitcher
THEREFORE ve will introduce with fear aud trembling a person named
Bryan Harris, a right-handed pitcher captured in Texas last year. Uryan
probably runs as well as his illustrious namesake, but the resemblance ends
right there. That guy. looks like a world-beater, und if he improves with age
he should be a swell running mate for Scott Pcrrv.
Harris is about six feet three inches tall and built along the powerful lines ! in sireer'Bp'
i u .lucjitii; SU.U& m-nii. uui. uv uu uun uut uuseumi, nnu even now IS
startling the natives with his scintillating blants. He is u side-arm slinger,
has a good fast ball, change of pace and n swell underhanded delivery. Cy
Perkins says be looks better than any young pitcher he ever has seen in the
league, and Cy should know.
When Harris reported last week he pitched like a big hick with n broken
arm. He had a loose-jointed, weird dclhery, and did not throw two balls the
tame way.
"What's the matter?" asked Connie, after watching him a few minutes.
"Is that the way you pitched last year?"
"No," replied Harris, "but I was told that I would have to throw over
handed or my arm would go back on rac In a year. That is the reason I changed
my style."
"Forget nil about the new style," said Mack. "Let me sec how you
throw naturally."
Harris burned a few over the dish and showed a brilliant assortment of 'tuff
Connie looked on in amazement and then said: "From now on j.ui win
adopt the stIe which conies natural to jou. You are a side-arm pitcher, and
mats tne oest way for you to throw. I tlunU we will bo able to help
considerably"
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Leonard tarklfs Jimmy Tlrnej Indian nun
kU mrcta Willie All-n and I'lns HoJIo open
thi Miow with Tony Dnnlels.
Johnny Do-mer, of West I'hllly. will box
Younu Herman at Yn.k tomorrow night
Downey Is a uparrlnn partner of I'iiIsj
liroderlck.
There In a letter In the Fporta Department
Of the KVKM.SO PL'tlLIO I.KIK1KII for Doi to.
Shalet.
SCHANG QUITS RED SOX
jou
r HAT'S how Harris broke into the limelight, and unless we misi our
guess he should be a great performer. His rontrol is good, for in
looking up his record last year it was discovered that he did not walk
many batters. If the string bean continues to develop, Connie will haic
a pretty sweet pitching staff with which to start the season.
of 1M'i Al Reach.
Phillie, sent Scout
Vnh im tn tin- Full River t lilt) ol the
Vew England League to loo'; up Phil
i icier, n pitcher. Nah nked Clinrlej
Mnrston. owner of the Fall River team.
u-hnt he'd take for him.
"I won t sell (icier alone. repneu
Marston. "Rut you can hae Gcier and
1 Lajnie for SL'00."
I "Rut I don't want the 1 renehinau.
replied Nash.
"Sorrv, but I won t split em
Niiih wired back his bo" wim re
I pliod : , , ,
"Close deal for tho two of them
I And so the Phil acquired Napnlenu
I.njoie. one of the game's greatest -lug.
gers. ns good measure in a deal f"i n
pitcher who soon faded out.
! King I.nrry broke in on Aus'it l-.'.
I1S00. I.njoie had plajed inostl in the
I outfield at Fall River, but RiUv Shetts
'line, who then directed the team, placed
i the young slugger on first bise
I Iarry in his first major league jump
got only one single- in five times at bat
nrninfit in .iieri-rr, uu- n-iiMnum
Varsity and Scrub !'ines Hold Infield Drills
THE infield practice yesterday was snappy. There ure two of these things
the varsity aud the scrub. For the arsity, Griffin plnys first. .loo Dugan
hecond, Gulloway short aud Uracil third. Rurrus is the initial Hacker for the
Recond stringent. Jimmy Dykes second. Robert E. MrCaon, a PblUdi-lpliiu boy
who used to play at West Philadelphia High and Brown Prep, is at Minn and
Fred Thomas third.
Griffin looks like a real player and should btick around for some time. He
reminds one of Stuffy Mclnnls, and Stuffy is no tlouch when it come to first
basing. Dugnn likes second base better than short and will stay there. Gallo
way Is fast, fields well and, although he can't be called a slugger at the plate,
his defensive work more than makes up for his weak bitting.
juiru uuse pruuuuiy wu uu u jirvuiem. oruzu iuo&s goon no'v O'lt 3011 I
never cnu tell Thomas always was a great fielder, but bis poor sti- lv work will
be held against him. Perhaps Connie will have to call White-, , from the
outfield and pla'-e him on the fur corner.
Captain Amos Strunk has been plo.wng renter field, with Witt in left
George Burns probably will be use in right, for ( onnie wants to utilize his
hitting. Still, there nre others to bo considered, llkn Tilly Walker, Welsh,
"Wlngo, George McKnew nnd Charley High. It will be hard to eliminate Walker,
but it looks that way now.
Tho Athletics nre satisfied with conditions here nnd cannot say too much
for the town. Tho citizens have welcomed tbem with open arms and cannot
do too much for them. The ball park was built over again, n new locker room
installed Hnd every day workmen are Improving the playing field. The Athletics
am the guests of the town and arc having n nice time.
THV lirst iral ball nania between the trinity and the scrubs will be held
on Thursday. That should gite Connie a line on the players, or
whatever he gets on them.
pitcher. He hnndled ten iiinnn- in the
field without an error.
Only Eddie Collins has tlie r,s,t to
challenge Larry s claim to .-n,g the
greatest of all second ba'eiti" 11 .mil tin
only thing Eddie had on Ku g I.nrry
was speed
No more grnceful infiehl-'i ''.in I.n
joie ever lived: he glided tho in
field like a panther, and 1 hnrd
chances look so easv that f realized
the ground he covered II" - - in the
ble- leneues for '21 years
fCorirlolif. 1310 .1 I ritjhr
Aii'IulKin. N. J.. I to hsue one of the
l--.ri.TM clul-houios In the country. I'lnnK
are under way to ert-et a $2.V).tlOO itructure
and upon completion boxlrn; will be promoted
nmonK other athletic llll'y I Ibson has
been offeied Ihc Job HB-.matchni.iker.
IluttlliiE lonard will be among th"sc
th're to challenue Jimmy Wilde tonlElit. Hat
had ben offered a date with fete Herman.
but Joe mum leil'l-n "01 10 inno
match bec-iuao he l.elle-.es t .!; ,hmp w "
too hlc I-onard wou d box llrman at lin
p.und-p Jie .hlrn Hut that x hardly po
iilble. Veto ln't making wneht for ntii
ono JUht now.
Kddle. Keneun. Tommy Shleld.i write"
from Ilrookln, 1 the' lateat JiromlUns l-u
In the Trolley Dodgerjllle. 1-ene-." n U
welterwelEit and hag been matched to box
Oakv Keye In Jersev City net week. Keyea
In the vounur sent who lias scored sixteen
conse.utlvo knockouts.
Joe Nelon. who boxes at the National to
nieht. aleo Is booked for a bout at the Oer
mantown V l" tomorrow nlcht He wl
meet Krankle ilouell. Other bouts are Jack
Palmir . Mlikev Donlej : Hilly Johnaon h,
1-Tankle Coster. Kid WlUon ; Tommy Sut
IImiii and K O I-rvor IMdlc I.enn. A
battle roal also ' scheduled
Hlelile .Mitchell mn com" r.iet for a io 11
In J rsev Lltv th. utter pat of the month
II.. has ben offfrd a match with the winner
of the JacLson Dundee tilt there Monday
iiUht
Mlko 0'l)od -111 not box In the "all
champ" show at Newark. March l.i lie has
i.en Binned to meit Augle Ilatn. r In at.
Taul, March 17.
Tony VojjoIIo i on his wnv l.. Sew Or
!"na where he will nttend the funeral of
his father. Champ Herman' trainer 're
vived, newn of hla father' death on Monday
nlKht. Tony cxp-iIh to be bac 111 Vhlll
In about two wcke
Walter I.uuretle, wc.tcrwnchi . ready
in resume bnxlna l' was en th- sidelines
for three months because of blood poisoning.
Two shows will be rut on In riiiind-lphl
on the night of March 17. The OMnpU will
hold all heavyweight louts while 1. arled
program la blnj arranged for th" National,
Tlie full show of the OInip 1 for St.
Patrick's night. Fred Kiilton i Hartley
Madden: BUI Uretinan s. I ri d 1 nse Paul
wu.nm xm K o Kansom: Dan n lrMd s.
unu uii ' ' inuuwiic
KELLY QUITS, SO
SECONDS SOCK HIM
Negro Laces Seesaw and Own
Handlers Wallop Him
Some More
Just because See-snw Kellv. high
liver, decided that Carl Hertz. 11 clever
negro bner from Posfon. had given
1 him KiifhVlnnt punishment In three
rounds. iuitting cold when the bell
1 sounded for the fourth, his seconds be
1 came peeved, enraged and son- nt the
' uditoriiim last night. So Kel got 11
lot more wallops, the socks coming from
. ills handlers.
Before Kelly's perturbed handlers
I finished slamming the huskv Kenslng-
Ionian, two of tbem were taken bj John
I. aw hiinsplf, One of the arrested was
Totninj I.oftns, who Johnny Loftus nil-
1 united was not related to mm
PKKP
Hon, and time ami again he was respon
sible for the breaking up of rallies hi
the other five.
For the second team "Itzlck" Orern,
if South I'hllly. nnd I.iingrcn, of Cer.
liiuutowit, loom up for the guard bcrtln
They arc perfectly good unilerrtuillM
for Aaronsou nnd O'Hrlen. (Sreen 1.
doin lets his man get nway front him,
always keening hint on the lookout to
break up plnyH. and he mnde thlngn iu
general uncomfortable for the other fl.
ow. Although Idtugren plajed with
'lie cellar position team, his work U
worthy of note, und deserves the second
team Job.
y PAUL
SOUTH Phlladelphln High School's
basketball teams performed the won
derful feat of not only winning the
inin-20 Intersrholastlc League chum
ploiishlps for first and second teams,
but also of going through the entire ten
game schedule In their respective cir
cuits undefeated. With the finish of the
season's league championship, both the
downtown quintets show elenn slates,
with winning averages of 1000 ench.
It was rather a coincident for all
three winning tennis yesterday to pile
up scores of HO points in each case,
South Plil'ly, Central High nnd North
east defentlng West Plilll.v. ttermnntown
High and Pmnkford. respectively, the
latter aggregations totaling III, "1 nnd
2T.
Tor no reason whatever an All-Sclio-
until- team usually Is selected nt the
finish of nil schoolboy league com-ieti-Hons.
nil of which brings a mythical
Imsketbnll five into the limelight at this
time,
Leopold nt Center
Although South Philadelphia Hlgli'rt
nzcrccntlnn worked together like it 11111 -
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(loldhlntt In tin liiHMip, iuhI pvrn with- "t riilimieiniiiu HUli . . n
out tlipm aftrr lh(- srnilualod. but ono !;nr ' ? 5
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IMIler SIltllllH Ulll luuniiiirimj n-. 11 in 'v
team's choice. He is Billy Leopold.
cuptnlu of the chaniplonsliln live.
Final Standings of Teams
j, Interscholastic League
I'lllbT TIIAJIS
South I'litluilrlphlil IIIkIi. .
IVn-t I'lill 'd-li'ili IIItIi..
Nerlhe-Kt lllsh Srhoot...
Central llljli Helioot
rninkferil lllull Mthrnl ..
Urrinnnluuii IIIkIi School
Won I.ot I'.C
. 10 I) 1.000
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Aviator Wally Says Business Too
Good to Play Ball
Wnlly Schang dropped a bombshell
into the lied Sox jesterday with n letter
which stated that his automobile and
airplano business wus going so well he
"didn't believe he would get Into the
game this season." The star catcher's
contract has three jears to run. Ills
letter came on his business stutiouery
from his home in Philadelphia.
There nre other mutters that are giv
ing the Ked Sox iiiaiingemeiit deep
Worry on the eve of the team's spring
trainings Oscar Vitt. another 'ne
cessity, lias not signed up; neiuier t,rt, inni lib,. ...oil Wcr. lie
hns Harry Harper. I aptaitt Harry lm CV(.r. thing, jubs. hooks, right crosses
Hooper has not jo ned the team for nmj ,lpp,.rc,.ts. Although he was out
reasons uuexpluined, and Joe Lush, weighed bv thirty pounds, he showed
pitcher, hns discovered t hut his arm l.n sorts of clnss.
not right, as he claimed, and has been I The muln mix was won by Hank Me
forbidden to touch a ball for n week Ciovern, who was too strong for Hobby
at least. I nnle. of New York. MctJoveru
The loss of Sehaug. if he sticks to I forced the (iotlinni lad to clinch nt every
his decision, would be a staggering blow opportunity. Ilnuk won nil the way.
1 1 jj tin- Sox. Vitt has been sent a con- Joe Mnrks put on n brilliant battle
tract Willi an increase in salary, but,'" winning irom .innnny .Mnmn. i lie
nothinglias been heard from him ns yet. former looks like it clossy performer, and
Hope is held that Harper will be heard
from soon, ns the contract sent him
was a much more remunerative one
thnu that he held with Washington last
season. It looks ns if the Ked Sox
practice would get started alowl.
I.entinhl not oul.V lilnved the Hour
snlendldlv. but he also was n good shot
from utiold and from the foul line ns
well, lie sands second for Individual
points scored nnd lends for the number
of two-pointers cnged. Thornton, of
Central, put on a swell game after the
graduation of (loldstein. und he Is given
the job on the second five.
Looking over the fieM of fo-vnrds.
Patton and Young. West, Phllntlel
phinns, get the call. This nalr has
plaved so we'l together It would appear
thev would be virtually lost if separated.
It 'was mainly through the excellent
showing of Patton and Young Hint West
riiilly was nine to iinisii me season
lu the runner-up position.
Welnstein und Ibr
Other forwards whose work stumped
them ns stars are Puggy Welnstein.
of Southern, nnd Nelson I.elir. of
Frnnkford. The latter, by uvikltiT four
field goals and thirteen out of sovcnl""ii
fouls jestcrday. won out in the indi
vidual notnt-scorlng honors for the e
son. Until Lehr nud Welnstein. who
n'ncil a stton? floor gnine. entitled
them to the second team's forward
berths.
Other. forward who n'nved brlHlntitlv
during the first half nnd wh" woti'd hmv-
to be taken sei-iotis'y fn- n'l-si'lin'nstl
t SIXOM) TILVMS
Central IIIkIi Hchnol.
rrunkford lllxti Mrhool a
I. ono
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.Urn
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Individual Scoring
Guy Nlckalls Back
New VurU. March .1 (!uv N'lcliall- for.
mer coach of the Yale crew, Hrrlved here
esterday on tho iiinttrd liner Imperalor to
. lHu.-...lnH. .1... . I... .
ii. w,.h n,t hv Sell, !.... cinioiii nt .i I precedliut. the irnnler I-wls-JIm. I-ndes
in cr... .ml uM iiw.i i. .i-niii.i cnrr ' match. Chevalier wclKhed L'llO IM)unds. four-
is new malinger. Ill Silverman, ex
pects to get bigger giinie for Marks In
the future.
In the other bouts Knockout Kennedy
stopped Hobby Hnrrett nud Joe Daley
put away Young Scotty. each knockout
being scored in the first round.
Caddock Throws Chevalier
New ork. Mirch 3. Earl CaddocK. for
mer wrestllnc .hamplon. defeated Chevalier.
French Branpier, nero last nisnt in a imut
Lchr, f.. Trankford
iIIrln, a.. Northeast. . .
Leopold, c, South I'hllly.
lMtton. f . West I'hllly..
Clnldblatl. f.. H. Phllly .
Thornton, c Central
Ynunx. f. Wat Phllly. . .
HIM. f.. Northeast
.Shane. .. Northeast
immitfi. i-.. (tormanl'n
8teenson, c. W. I'hllly..
is'hi. (.., Krankf.ird. . .
Kleihi r, f . Northeast ....
Luxitr, f. Central
Schwann, f.. Central.,.!
'Goldstein, c. Central...
H-cher. f.. Central
Kneass. c. West Phllly..
KlnK. f.. (Jermantnun. . ,
D-soii. it.. S"uih Phllly.
S.iei-l. k., West I'.illly. ..
Hurley f.. Uermantuun..
silver. Soulli Phlllv
Welnstein. f.. H. Phllly..
D'lterle. k.. llermant'n..
Harris, f., riouth Phllly..
Jv-ffrei. h. Krinkford. . .
Oreen. k.. Houlh I'hllly...
t,un.ireu k . tlermantoHir.
r.lllolt. i- . West I'hllly. .
wiiiirton u.. Frnnkford,.
Welch, b . West Phllly..,
illlmore f., Prankford. , .
Iltilchlnsou, c, dermant'n
Utr -r. a,. Nortne.tst. . . ,
Kaufman, v., Central....
n ut. .Hi ,(.. West Thllly
Toll, c, Cntial
Wlthnow- c. West 1-illly
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Harley Hutchinson.
. Fred Jon an
An effort Is Peine made to nv.li Johnny
Kllliane with lluuhey Ilutchli -. m for the
National's March 17 Jiead'.ln.-r I. one of
the bouts Dave Astey will lo I . Anuelo
llllly Krinner Is matched to- m- n lo Itor
reli ut I'ottstown next Mondav u,h- Wlllus
Hrltt has Ins stablo of bo. s Krumer
Astey and Hobby Hobldeau 1, 1. ,1 ahead
for matches
Johnny Moloney and Tomm ary meet
In the final of an all-bantam ktv w at the
1 ambrlii IVidav nlsht In ihf .thtr bouts
Walter Itennle faces Trankie 1 . n r Toung
with the Yule lowlns intiinilttee at the Yale
Club as soon as possiiii lie bas been
abroad since 11114, Imvlne ncm-d with the
Lancashire Fuslleers durini; the war with
the rank of captain Ills nglm-nt went
Into the lines In July, luisj and stayed
until armistice day.
SPORTS AMONG AMATEURS
In reasonable cuarantees.
711) Delcrado street.
TI10 Twentlrtli Centtur Club, of Ger.
mantown, after n year's nbsence from
the baseball diamond, will again be rep
resented this sensou with 11 fust semi
sprofesslonul nine The team will be
Under the leadership of l-'dwin S. Kilter,
wbo for the last five yeurs hns devoted
himself iu handling the well-known
First Dutch team of tliio citj. (dimes
re solicited with such teams us Christ
Church A. A., Logan A. A., Pitman,
Da.vld Lupton's A. A.. Lansdalo or any
etlier teams of the same caliber. Sun
day games aro also desired. Kor games
address Edwin S. IUttcr, 2107 North
rrk tYenue.
Th Bteaton rrof lll rut a slronr team
Uiwn th field till season. They would iika
teams cffrln fslr ifuarantses. John. H nS- ir tSrli
lieuWels, 44J5 North Seventeenth street 1 S. tr- ,a'"
S, If.
Tlie Memphis n. i . would like to
games with second-clnss quintets
fair ffunronlees. ..wi h v SJatliltv
l.duard b.-ullm S411 Knst l.ehlch aenut
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offer, nir
LEXINGTON
5-pasaengcr , tnurlnt: : line mo
chunloal condition; newly ic
Ilulsheil : 31"xl" tires
$760; 1st payment, $270; 1'.'
monthly payments, J40 each.
Lexington Motor Company
of Pennsylvania
851-853 North Hroud Street
teen more than CaddocK. A. head scissors
und an arm lock a the hold used,
rTtrana-ler IM I-ewls, of Kentucky, threw
Jim Londns, the Oreel, champion, wlih 11
headlock In 1' hours, 4 minutes and 13 sec
onds.
. .. . 1 .1 ,.. . t.. .,. 1 .. :.. 1 Anronson. c. Central.
seieeiiou lllltl u.e.v ueen 111 im- 1 enw " B')e,sen. f.. South Phllly
the last live ennies were (ioldblatt und u-cd. f, tlermnniown...
lecher of Central n'il. V::
Harris, despite his Hinn"'ies, e'i is liobson.j'.. acrmantown.
w-nrlhv of mention iii"m" I he emel; for- ?i i'tni. r., r-ransrora,
. . . - ..r. . . irii,muii
wards. AlthoiiRh thii Intl. whose llrst
name Is Harney, weighs but ll.'i poiiinN.
he Rot Into the cunie with the hiinrei'
1-ovs nnd showed crenl form. I'nri'is
went into six pnnies witli .South Plill'v.
Of the KiinriN, Tommy WBrien ha I
the elnss. O'llie is a swell floor mini,
being on tlie go from whistle to wnw
tle. Almost tliroiiRhout the latter part
of the M'hedule Tom set the pace for
veorlnn until the very last (mine, when
I.ehr and T.enn'olil bent blm out.
Hobby Aaronsou. of Central, cets the
nil for the other cimrd position. Al-
! tliouRh somewhat awkward. Hob would
make an ideal mute for O'Hrlen. Anrnn
Min proved himself one of the hardest
1 woi'kiui; Ki"fds in the circuit. Often
Hobby s grent ilerensiveness staved oil
more freipient scoring by the opposl-
Uddowes, it., I'cntral.... I
llalpern, f.. West Phllly. .'I
Hnuthe. K-. I''rankfnrd. . . .1
North, f. tlermantown. . S!
Mc. iizlr. B. West Phllly 1
Hchultr. b , Northeast.. 1 .. ..
Met Hualillli. B-. Nor heasl 1 .. .
lliltk, k.. Houlh Pnl ly . . 3
1 I'lliuniiin. a.. Central... I . .,
Hill. t.. Central ..... .. 1
Price. K.. South Phllly... " . . ,
I'urlev. k.. tternuntnwn. I .. ..
Conklln. c. West I'hllly. J
Carman. B.. Franltford.. 1
Wiills. f.. Frankford.. . 1 ..
Graduated or resumed from school.
H.P. C.Il.H W P. N.K. Fkd.
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Great International Contest
NATIONAL A. A.
TONIGHT
The Modern Boxinp; Wonder
Jimmy WILDE vs.
AMERICA'S 11CST FLYWEIGHT
Patsy WALL ALII
1 1 Four Other Star Bouts
' Tickets at Donnelly's. 33 S. 11th St.
A., a snie. 11 year-old traet-
book gam's for the month
'llm Ario A
tna five wants to
of March with such teams us Central Y. M
C A , Do Nerl Reserve and teams of this
clasi oflerlrr fair cuarantces. J, llole,
1100 Btate street.
Major Biddlo Tournament
A I'UII. I3TII anil 20TII. Knroll Now
1-rlics (lold Watches, (lold I'obs Prices
PHILA. JACK O'BRIEN'S
No nnnUlimfnt o punll
&. CllliHTMT lilt Kloor
Satisfaction
Is Not Measw
but it's a singular
fact
two combine
"EL BO RITA
TZh
never
IIOMMi TOMOUIIOW NIGHT
rerlnr fair ausranteea.
street.
Thu SIHro lifts. rUtmantjs of the Junior
USSKS1USII nisiiiwimimp si "'-"' ""'' . A -, Ch. A. H.l
'.'.'f? "'"." :s:?.",yK:,.,".,a.T ueimaniown . . -, vn,; hi.
"""" " ' MICKISY DONBIaY rf. JACK PAIAIhU
I T Mlonn ea iVi-nnlclo TTmvnll
rr)RIVE your car to ahy
Prcst-O-Litc Sen-ice Sta
tion, and let us examine your
battery no matter what
make it is. we make no
charge for this service, we
render it sladly as a feature
of "The Oldest Service to
Automobile Owners in America."
Ctu.
tZrttppCy 'i
Olficlsl rrest-O-Llte Distributors
1335 Mt. Vernon St.
EfMryvhtr t your
cotnmmnd
Anto F.leetrle To.
SIR" lamnciister Ae.
nuttery Berrlce Co.
Ml H. Bid St.
OrerbrnoV Anto Kteetrlc Co.
J42 North Aid St
Southward licnltlnn I o.
1312-H Snviler lie
TranUfnrd darns-
1815 Vnlty St.. I'rnnkford
American Motor Sen lee
4J2S N.nroad SI.
Comntan'lSatler Co., Inc.
Dots, ATea-.C'tr Mne. ltol
John W. Thaekara
B24IS C.ermontown Atc.
Washington I.ans
flare and Machine Shop
JenUlnloivn, I'a.
Central fianne
Ijinsdonne, I'a.
Addison Foster, Jr., Company
Ilarhj, I'a.
Norwood Hatter.- KIlop
Nnrnood, I'm.
Norrlstown Motor to,
Main and llarhadiirs his,,
Norrlstovtn
THE Roamcr Coupe is especially,
desirable for those motorists who
wish an enclosed model with les3
passenger capacity than a Limousine
or Sedan but affording the same com
fort and convenience. Doctors, law
yers and other professional men find
this model well suited to their needs.
The Roamcr Coupe is noted for its
distinctive design and dependable
performance.
FIAT. MOTOR COMPANY
1827 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa.
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by ri'cejrlfi1.
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Dealer
John Steigerwald Cigar Co.
Philadelphia, Manufacturers
125-127 North 7th St.
Krull
Distributora
, 55 N. 2nd St. J
for Philadelphia TfpMKi
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