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WINSF0RYAN1GAN
Smashos for Circuit in Ninth
With Basos Full, Boating
Atlanta 4 to 3
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7'.i? nninc 4 tn !(. by n mlslity .Irlvo
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Ml it Klimlcii tlio Southern Awiocln
Hon team's rim coinnm . ""m
in". I "" fl r?nt l'lwmB,,7m "."
fan.. . i,-i,,i mill It tint onlv
but rollr.l to the frnce koihc 421 fe,et
from tlic liomc plBlo.
Walker In htt nrev oil" times nt bnt hnil
w notl luff 'f nny moment. HtrlltliiR
o,t oncei "l offering tin; InfleMern caw
fcnV.M WIiiro stnrted tlic imiitiR by
rhflnce. ",..i Bt lilt tlilrcl lilt, ti
bit, a
Tl Z Venter. Ilfih ilroppe.l one In
iltiKle to Tni?r. '"'"' ""' "."... '
r'.r . t.ttt (t'lin hntf
loft but Wcisii. w in uimt-H - ....
forVnl nnrnw at third, anil It nnpejired .
,0"-:."..i. it ..mi nil over. Met ttnn
flg tllOUK" '"""..., ,, 1,1, , tlf .
fflt'tKRMJnTBio-fiS
pr".. .1 -.i ......! mi Hip enmn with
JiniCltRni nun -..v .--
Mi miRlity wallop.
T he Miiek yomiRstcrft appeared to be
In a bnttlnR slump; they rpulil make
lltll headway axaU a'
Sheehan, and mil uiur b'"" n"nV,i.
paw who succeeded Sheehan In the fifth,
raw ;" " . i,oi limit, and
few of these until the ninth.
Much of this was due to some brilliant
bits of flcMIng by the OeorRiaufl. who
u, ... .. ,.. .l.l.-u liv mnrvploilHlV
dtchesandfaVt Infild work (jib
"on mj never bumpcjl hard, tl o hits
made Oil nun were '") "
tat It waa his wlWncwi that came near
be DS li s unuoiuK , . , , . ...
Hi walked two In the third, nnd with
out the old of n hit Atlanta put one of
then over, and he gave them another
SThe .seventh with a pa.. m. error
account UK lor mo ouu mui "- ""
The GeorRianH would not have had a run
".. .!., 111... norfont Will K.
Tltn anymiiis . i"", ;in.,M-
Tho eamo was pun. m "" -header,
the first being between St. Stan-
""""'. i ...! Inntn frnin lvllll.
Ml", which the collegians won, 0 to n.
ffion uml dinner guests of the col
lege. HOPE IS ABANDONED
Senator Walker Refuses Further Ef
forts In Boxing Bill
... .-.' A.lt n tfnnA thni (hn
K Tork'.lwii' I.oglMnture would rnnct
fXlker. minority lid.r of the Senate
Ml out of the Amhly wy nd menn;
S3R recfiiNl from the Senate, wliero It was
"".""."" l- hi. .nnnUn.Wnt. Illl
..".i"..i. nS, move the 1)111 until "the
iurftptltlou. bchlml-theoor enmpaliin
Irilii.t It of thone who should favor Us ad-
'm theV' continued the Mn.tor. "I
will cf iff to malte nny effort to hni the
Ini wrltem and men supponed tp bo Inter
mikI In the namo now ejm to be worklnij
under coer to block It. I believe much of
JhU oPiMMltlon Ib Inspired by men who haH
bn a diriment to the sumo and object to
the strict rcBUlatory features of the bill.
"Thli measure, If enacted, would prevriit
flr-M-nlBht clulis from opcrntlw. and alo
would work nRalntt mnnugera who have
Hire' or four boys in their rlablcs and would
like to arranno bouts between their "table
mie. bouts which necr ulvr satisfaction.
Senator Walker said he had "Bone far
fnoush" In attemptlint to IckuIIzp boxlnit In
N,w York state and thnt ho resented charges
that the bill was Introduced as a "patronage
"The Walker bill U Intended to provide
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tii prepared by Ihe army and navy clMllan
Doaru oi uuxitk cunirui
Green Tennis Team Coming Here
ItsiMner. X. II.. Aprrl .'Fourteen
mmchu hno been announced us tho lia'.
mUh tennis schedulo for this jear Thrie
trips nnd four home contests are Included
The schedule: May 1, Wesleyan. at Hanover;
May l). Ilrown. at I'roildence. it I.: .May 7.
MIT at Cambridge; May 8. Harvard at
Cambridge, May 10, 11 nnd 12, New Knglam'
Intercolleglates, at lloston; May IB, Am
hent, st Hanover: May 22 Vale, nt Hnn
ev,r, May 2S, Williams, at Wllllamstnwn;
ly IS. Itensielaer at Trov; Jlay 20. Ford
ham, at New York, Jlay 31, University of
Prnn)lanla at Philadelphia; June 3, Unl
unity of California, at anoer; June 4.
Colante, at Hamilton; Juno S, Cornell, nt
Ithaca
Klrby Names Committee
New lork, April 2. Formation of local
committees In a number of cities to en
courage participation by American athletes
In the Oljmp'ad at Antwerp this summer
tl been announced by dustav T. Klrby,
prMUent of the American Olympic commit
tee After vlsltlncr 1'lttsburgh. Uultlmore
nd llhlca Mr, Klity declared he had found
"great enthusiasm" for American participa
tion In the OOmplud. Itobert Oarrct, former
Princeton athletn and member of the first
mclcan Cljmplc team, was selected chair
man of the llaltlmore committee, with
iiorge Turner secretary.
Hontit, contcientiouM eye r
vice at a moderate coif
TORIC
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Toric Lentti Mice
wider Held of vition.
Toric Curved $C
Bifocal Lenses as low as aW
LOOK THROUGH SPEARE'S
Invisible Bifocals
No Conipicuoui Unei, no
lodging placet for dirt.
Open flsturdajr Until 1 f, M, '
SC;CoftMcn IOr-a 8, arch a,.
Robbins Island
" Oysters
e.?v!i"i r,ll0l(','t ws hae re.
reived n yeurs. They are
nd meaty' and 1,5"
loea ' h" lne be,t
r.!,".""'' .L" enrloads d.
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Matthew J. Uyan
HOMER
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tm island Oj-.urs v0i
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- OLYMPIC SWIMMING TEAM
New National Champion Will
Compote in Tryouts Noxt Sum
rfior With Aspirants to Rep
resent U. S.
LAUDS COACH CADY
jyrl.SS IllKXB OUI3ST. I'hlladel
phln'H. Infest swImnilnR iimrvel, who
won the fiftyvaiil nntlotial ilinmnlou
shlp at tlin Turners' pool nt llroad
street aiid Columbia nveniii' Inst week.
i is a swimmer who bids fair to win a
place on tho American Olympic team
(In the tryouts to be held enrly next
i summer.
,01JI1I", (tiiest Is eighteen jears of orc.
IHlie has been swimming in open com
(petition for only two jears, stortliiR her
' nuuatii' enrerr nl flip Woof li.i.,.i, v
;V- ?. A., nnd Is a grndunt of the
West Philadelphia Hirjli School.
'I feel iih though 1 owe all mv sue
',s .to .,n-v f""'h. Fred Cnily. of the
Meadow brook Club." she said at her
home nt 440(1 Mnrket street todav. "I
have loved the water and swimming all
my life, but without his competent
conclilnR I do not think I could have
mastered the difficult crawl stroke imtl
tlevclOncd the speed which won the race
nt Turners'. My greatest ambition
is to make n place on the Olympic
team, and as soon ns I nm able 1 will
represent llie .Menilownrook Club."
Miss Guest's fastest time for tho
21!p.ynrd dash is 3:01 and is within
n fraction of the record.
. t
Buck Herzog Ready
rhlrngo, April. Charles (Huck) Herzog,
veteran second baseman for the Chicago Ni
tlcr.nls. who came to Chlcnro from the Cali
fornia tralnlnu camp for an operation for n
llef from hernia, last night was rendy to n
Join Ills tcmmufM )r, Howard It, Chlslett,
who examined Jlcrzotr. snld an operation was
rot necessary at this time and could Just ns
well wait until the end of the season. Her
ok can safely rejoin the teflm nnd begin
lay. the medico said. Uuck Is taking- the
learned cent's word for It, and sajs that lie
will bo In shape on openlrs day.
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Under present conditions of the shoe market values in this town for men who arc particu-
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You Won't Find News In
the Paper Today to Equal It
You'll read all kinds of special inducements
to entice you to different stores to buy that New
Spring Suit. Some will scream across full pages
and large advertisements. But we don't have to.
We want you to come in' and see the wonder
ful suits we have prepared for this one day.
They are the regular .$40.00 clothes and the
best way we can prove it to you is for you t;o
come and see them for yourself.
Every new style for the young man or con
servative dresser. Every wanted material
coloring and pattern.
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NKW SVI.MMIN(i CHAMP
.Miss Irene iuest. winner of fifty.
jnrd national title, hopes to win
place on Olympic team
ZBYSZK0 TO GRAPPLE TURK
Polish Heavyweight Wrestler Will
Meet Frank Youska at National
Frank Youska, n Turk" and heavy
welfiht wrestler, has been selected by
Hobby Gunhls to meet Stanislaus
Zbyszko. the innmjnoth Polandcr In
the stnr bout of the second mat program
to bo put on at the National Club under
the auspices of the International
Wrestling Association, April 14. Gun
nis soys three other pairs of star grap
plers also will go on.
Zbyszko wou another match on
Wednesday night, when he defeated
Constance de Houvler, of Krnuce, at
Hartford, Conn., In two straight falls.
The first was in .If, minutes 'Si seconds,
and the second in 14 minutes 10 sec
onds. Genuine
Cordovan
O.xford Rubber Heel
A very graceful model.
S..Penn Square S. E. Cor. 8th & Race
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JWimw
$1 0 v 5Q-50 ft
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Bro oks
O MARKET ST S
'.v'va &ji'Vvv.- S'VC' Evening
raViVi AV"f2.m jeaLy
BIG SPECIAL SALE
LOW P1C
Fcwstcr's Playing Over;
Part of Skull Removed
Itnltlinore, Mil.. April 2, Wil
liam Kewster, Inllelder on the Now
York Yankees, had part of his skull
removed In nn operation performed
licrpWciliicliiy, necessitated by Ills'
serious condition following n sevcro
blow on the head by n pitched ball
suffered In nn exhibition game at
Jacksonville, J?la., Inst week. I''w
stpr probably will never again com
pete, ns the phjsicinns say thnt he
would be risking his life to ever
enter another ball game,,
Reading Vets Hitting Ball
Itnullng, I'll.. April 2, Hlx veterans on
the tteadlnir Internationals, now In sprlnn
training l Oreenslmro, N. V lire batting at
300 or better. Thev nrp Manager John Hum
mel, Mike Konnltk. Jess 'Altenburg, Frank
(rnssln, Frank Ilrower nnd Hud Welser Kon
nlck made n mark of ..Slo last season, and
nil the others were over tho 800 mark In
lfllD, I'lnylnc Mannuer Hummel Is confident
about the butting end of his club, nnd has a
big bunch of pitchers In camp from which
to make his selection.
Another Shanahan Tourney
The third amateur boxing tourney under
the auspices of th., Shanahan C. C , of est
Philadelphia, starts on Haster Monday night.
nt the Hlxth Iteglm-nt Armory Jnck Toland
will minauo tho affair, llouts nlso will be
held nt the armory on Wednesday, April 7,
In conjunction with a bazaar foj the benefit
of a West Philadelphia club.
Gettsburg Basketball
(ii-ttjslmrg, I'n., April 2. To be behind
during nn entlr g.imj excpt the last few
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victory In that short space of time was the
feat performed by the college sophomores,
when Phillips, tho soph center, tallied the
decisive goal,
Ballplayers Signing Up
llarerstnun. .Mil,. April 2. President rtlch
ard Hartle, of the Hagerstown MTseball club,
Illun Itldgo League, has received from Mlkn
Mowrcy. manager of th club, a number of
contracts from plajers signed for the season.
Germantown Acad., 8; Friends C, 5
Qermantnun Academy opened the Inlrraca
rfm1n Lfneur haseliall senson with an 8tor,
vlfinrv mpr Frli nds Central, al Tabor, ves-
ti-ftnv before a large croud. Germantown
won by use of the squeeze play In the last
two innings.
Scotch
Brogue
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Heavy soles with waterproof
Sill).
161. 8th St. and branches
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SELECTS PENN NINE TODAY
Red and Blue Baseball Team Optns
0 With Cornell Were Monday
The Kaster vacation nt Pcnn started
yesterday morning, but not for the
bfiHeball candidates. Coach Cnrlss on
Wednesday night advised every mem
ber of tho squad to be on hnnd nil this
week nnd next. Yesterday the witlro-
Sfiuad turned up for practice nnd. in
suite of the rnln nnd the slippery field,
the first and second teams went through
a snappy batting nnd fielding drill. The
team will lie selected' for Monday's
opening game with Cornell this after
noon, Walter Iliintzinger, whoip phiiug ns
a substitute on the champion basket
bull team. had much to do with the
iUintet's success during the last win
son, H rounding Into the form thnt
characterized his pitching hist jear with
the freshmen. Shelley, whose showing
since practice started brands him us
a much Improved pitcher, will prohnbly
draw the assignment to face the Ithnca
nine on .Monday afternoon nt li.IK),
Cook. McNIchol. Shrlver and Swee
ney will In nil probability make up the
varsity Infield .Monday, while .Too
Straus. Herman Harvey and Peters will
do outfield duty. Hnbe Warwick, the
veteran catcher and shiRger. will do
the Receiving. Harrlng injuries or
scholastic difficulties this will be the
make-up of the varsity for the comlug
season,
olwrn A. !., a fast homo nine, has open
dates for clubs of that class offering reason
"bio guarantees, Charles If. fJouke, Darby,
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Our "Cost Plus" Plan
SavesYou$3to$15
Here is another radical departure from old business methods, COST,
operating EXPENSE and PROFIT, all shown in plain figures on every
price ticket to substantiate our statement that
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spring SuitsToo many and too
varied for us to attempt to describe
bhem. If it's the thing, you will find
it in our stock. A wide range of
prices, as low as $21.59 to the finest
at $64.34.
1425 Chestnut
Open Saturday
Night
Heckert Plans League
York, l'a April 2. Ueorge Washington
Herlcrt. of baseball managerial fame, M
arousing a great deal of Interest here by ne
daring there are possibilities In baseball for
York nnd other cities, nnd by saying thnt
they are again rips for league linseball. Hu
has In mind Class II league with a salary
limit of about $2400, and he thinks that next
season would bo the logical time to launcn
such a league He ndmlts that were a
league organized lie would manage the Head
ing team. The league ho hns In mind would
Ir.clude York Hnrrlsburg, Heading I.ancas
ter, WUIIamiport and Wilmington,
Railroaders Form League
Itngrrstnnn, Md April 2. The Western
Maryland Italluny ahon apprentice hae or
ganized a baseball club here with the fol
lowing? Piayrs- Wibberly and Hoch. catch
ers; I.lrer, Moore and Cllim. pitchers; Wlebl
.first basenmm (Jlbney, second baseman
Hon
man, short Hop; Hchlottcrbeck. tnirn
base:
Huyett. Hnlalrr. Hendricks nnd 11
Clopper
outfielders, resene. P. Clopper.
Fleetwood Trips Allentown
.Fleetwood. I'u., April 2.- Never relinquish
lne the lead from the start. Fleetwood Hlg'f
overwhelmingly defeated Allentown High. 78
lo 11. yesterday, the first half ending 40 to 0.
W. J. STEWART, D. D. S.
Removed to 1208 Chestnut St.
SPECIALIZING
In artistic, undetectable dentistry Con
tour and expression restoration and Im
protcment Itadlcnl treatment of pyor
rhea, tightening loose teeth,
PAINLESS
t'.xtrarllng, Grinding, Drilling and Nerve
Treatment hv a late local desensitizing
method which Is so unfailingly efficient
In expert hands that all dentists will
soon bo compelled to learn to use It,
Advanced Efficient Reasonable.
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We Are $3 to
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The Reason
WE CONCEDE the profit fixed
to be fair for the average
store. We can and do sell for
less because we have no high first
floor rents; no free delivery; no
charge accounts; no bad debts or
other superfluous expense common
to most stores.
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College Trapshooters Organize
Cambridge, Mass.. April 2. An Intercol
legiate Itapshootlng astoclstlon hsa Just ben
formed, of which Hnrvnrd, Yale, Dartmouth
and Pfbiceton are tharter members,
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All the New
Shapes and Shades
Soft and Derby Hats
$3, $4, $5, $6
Caps
$2, $2.50, $3
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1217 MARKET STREET
BOSTON
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Fair Price Commission
The Proof
PLAIN figures on every price
ticket show what we PAID for
the goods; show in detail ex
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show our small PROFIT. It is not
necessary to take our word come
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Our Second -
Saves YOU Money
by eliminating expense.
No high, first-floor rent;
No expensive free delivery ;
No costly credit accounts ;
No losses from bad debts;
No unnecessary expense.
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Suits & Topcoats
to $1 5 Below Usual Prices
Just Look in the Case at
Our Big New Store
2nd Floor 1 22 S Market
for Easter!
'Spring Topcoats -Without doubt,
we have one of the finest lines in the
city. Just arrived in time for the
big "Easter Parade." Prices range
from $19.21 to $54.34.
Floor
Ottawa Wins Title '
Hlnrml linrkpv rhninnlnnshln WAS decli
nlalu when Ottawa defeated Hfattlei n
This was the nfth game nt the aeries,
team naving won iwo eacnf
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