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PHILA. HOXING CODE
TO HA VE
oiVfl DISTRICT WINS IN
BOUT HALTED BY SERGEANT
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Vhn non that bout?" asked Doc
bout lintl been stopped
Griffo ft"'1
. ihr third round when one of the, boxers claimed lie
tri It1" The Doc repeated bis Interrogation. After a
"tVo Second district," was Orlrto-s retort.
Ily LOUIS
....) ntitr-h rnmnoac the
ALLfourucn "
boxing code under the supervision
.f the rhiladcipnia iuiu .,,.-
el "" .. .i u.U horn nre to
in (lie promotion oi uu.a. ---
,B ".'..- .n,l a number of new
remain "-" . ... wiIhn the
tflJtlni wiu - ';t r,Tles have been
r'Vffcct since December 2. 1011, but
In fnf si""- , , thev have been
'SrUcd. broken and slandered
I nrfrlooM", . mlmlnls
ndministrn
,10.l Drceor of I'ublic Safety
tT!o.yfn,serioURlylK,U,.do,,
IIOIVOVCI. ". - ..
I.! am uircciui
SShVUr? police forc7todoit
!' . Unnlil take on a new aspect In
u -nMIe will be protected, xnc upon
LVuKWl"nhIlgl.crCBlcandbct.
r bouts will result.
Old Rules Enforced
0( lh present : rules, L which have been
jM.inesIrlc't.y'adhcredtoln
the future, are:
w.U No -The referee , In whoif
v.?d. the safety and protection of th
iJiftltintJ "J nlcd must always be
,cn.s. nlert and never allow ft contest
X.V.. be struck when In it helpless
"B'ittinor in th. art of faPIng . the
... t. f blow recenen, ni""' -
.," IV apparently outetaaaed the ; bont
V.r 11 .Mooed, no matter whether It
b ik flnt or the la.U round.
Rata "a. S-No one to be allowed to
..mJ.tr a i professional or an ama
f.TrPbor who Is under eighteen eara
''lloleXo. ' I0" he allowed tn
einte't atalnit an onnonent ten pooi'da
",,ViJr than lilmieH In the lightweight
"VSlf"!'!.- .oft f.ndag.a to be
"ffi1 ZUr.-T fool Mow known
..X kli.ner poneh.-' de red while
piVribedanr
tefore hout b.lni,ind If the rul; .
bJ'loHted the bout i lo be atopp'd
itter due caut'on haa been nlven
t 1 incut! of the, .'onferencc held in
tteoffhe of Director Cortelyou oil Sat
ntdyfternoon number of tegillntlons
ire to DC urnwn up o.v a ruivn i-whihhi.-tre.
loniisting of seven promoters and
iirnanv newspapermen, when they meet
it the 'Hotel Walton Wednesday after-
.nun at'-': U. Jlicse rccuiniiuns lire m
!) turned over to Mr. Corteljou. and
upon his aproval tney win ne hiiiicii i
the present code.
"Xo Smoking" Certain
One of the new rules which is certain
to be passed is :
imeklnt shall be permitted at anr
ihiw, whether profeailonal r amateur
Wg.
This reculation l to b strictly ad-
heivid to. and Chief Fire Marshal.Gcome
TlHott. who Is to be responsible, for thi
rteojnition of the rule, believes he will I
I live no tiouble in this dut. "The1
lilt fn is a real sport, said Mr.
Elliott today, "nnd. although some of
tie bojs vi ill miss their puff or two I ;
m cni-r rliAr will not he hnrfl to handle
If one happens to forget himself and ;
trite, up a match. A tap on the shoul
iir. I think, will bs necessary only to
mile him put hN smoke away, t do.
tot expect to have to go so fur as have,
lay one ariested or ejected troin any
dub." I
Other regulations suggested at Sat- '
nrd&y'B conference to be drawn up, and
which will likely meet with the approval
of Direi lor Cortelyou are: i
FirSt Out-of-town Imxers ehall le-
Drt to the management of the tub
hrre thev are lo appear twenty-four ,
bun prior to the time aet for their '
eonteila.
Second. Kvery boser whether a ore- ,
llmlnirv boy or a atar. ahall be (Ueu
contract by the matchmaker Utile" ,
lotirnlnc boxlnc here ahall he em-
kerfled In each contract i
Third. All ronteatanta ahall welsh In
t rlnnide and haTr their welchta an- i
wonted. A boxer who refneea to welch
n er hate hU wettht announced ahall '
ke barred from competition.
Fourth Tromotera can refute admie- I
on lo a club of any peraon belleed '
lo tie a gambler
Fifth Anv apeclator who continue!, to
r.url Iniultlur remarks nt a boxer during
tn course of a bout after due warning '
bv th police or representative of the i
f I'k ahall be ejected,
'lith. If a hoier l enable to appear.
i Mhednlrd, the pobllo ahull o b In
armed through the preaa. and by the
Slaclng of auch notification on tho n-
IrinCA Af that rlnh anil hv m n.ii...n..A- t
JJ'at from the ringside prior to the be.
luinlng of the ahow. I
Sjtenth .Managera of boxers guilty of
senaing false renorts of bouta to out-
Jf-town papers ahall be barred here In
(l! future
righth. IWiiera who dlaappolnt pro-
"POMrance ahall he barred from thl
tr for all- months.
All of tle above suggestions were
"fought out on Saturday, and after
ing drafted nn Wednesday they are
' b approved by Director Cortelyou.
ine rumpus kicked up by Mr. Cor- I
.'ou. inspired by the onesided bout I
Z ,flwk, between Lew Tcndlcr and,
,'".? Hinckle. no doubt will result
V"r uevelopmcnt of n strict boxing
iTa, . )VUfn thp nc,v regulations '
,.a i ftP(l boxers, managers, seconds
no tans will hove to consider them,
an rnmo Horlousness than merr I
Yrip of paper "
rhat boxing is to he promoted In a
Xt -i ?!' n(v wa I11 on " I
Li l1'1, L,vl,r" ,ll1 National Club
..'."Ok. time bv tho foroln.,1- ' ... .. I
ad.l!, ,hl,t- n""1'5 hol" nd sec
rasrf. , t0 scveral 0,1 "'le and also
pr'red. " a reu,atIon not yet P"
tr'mf.iUnt,7' "eferee doe Griffo in
nolhln5 I"1. of "" P'-'nuipals to us,
hindir. "il snft 0"''Bes on their
Ibelr f dvi80'''!. wpre ndvisctl to keep
i .E5UMr 1 ,ent an'1 "no "'nokiug''
Iheie J? ! tllc "Mutators. None of
(eonnri -.L " "-iwuiibi snout irom a
oJmtsi' i roinny Mlenceil when in
Tk.. '.l 'lo " uy "rlffo.
Itlnt oid ' V1',1;",8 "n,0'1 district ser.-il.i-j5hM
." of the boxers .ad
be refer., t i, b"'!x "" ,ow- Although
Cj" fair blow. vLli'b was a '
Oriffo rf0iiS",1 btv "' Kloveman.,
C, .W,"'? t,"'t'-''tion of the
Con est ft '" Hn' ",,,s on,,lu8 '
"'"ond .Meet
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.hamplon JljL, n'nnw,i ...in.
"'PPcd into ,Uu 0l,t nf H""n "f"'1.
f fiinkii m.b ,ng Hml into tartar i
A resiH5!,81'1';0' ' Wllllamsnort.
"lltht SUln.ri,af"1lr' ,ePPed Into the
out dinner W,' "1(,ke(l n knock
Vhli .?'" Ma'!"l'-e. brought into ,
a rec.
'"). IlewV." ?"uriment of haymitk
la.e. ",.."a only not able tn nn,l ln,t-.
Mwlri In'dtt'1 bUt at U t,me u
'thifcl'wrved all sorts of credit
. 'He An, Fr,fkJTHMnC,nptInB
l,lWUl Tat .n'K.1 8 rlht tro)' WN
'notr. withn.V "V""' Hiife. was n
"t'eholder K. fc i.lu,t lne Wlddlewc ght
! o he ,ir !ank c "n'1 i the ring
ko. IieV.0"0'1?! lctTt It didn't
Th OMiil, V0U. win, If possible.
f0"d, IfflnV m""1 blK,k "" ht nt
'Bit kLT.'"V? "imosi to scorn with
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NEW RULES
Cutcli, locnl manager, of Hofcrrc .loo
at the National by n police sergeant
line bron fouled,
little mrditntlon,
II. JAFKE
one who will show well ngnliiH the best
men in his class.
Another boxer vl)n put nn a name,
gritty and (treat battle was Dave Astey,
who also was nn the losing end. .toe
Nelson defeated the New Yorker, who
bad boxed ten rounds in Baltimore the
previous night. While Nelson, because
of his aggressiveness and much harder
punching, showed to ndvnntage he was
kept busy by Astey throughout. Dnve
made n sensation rally in the last
round, but Nelson's early lead entitled
him to tho decision.
The .lack Pnlmcr-.loe Stnccy match
was stopped In the third round by the
police, whom Palmer claimed be" was
fouled, .loo Welsh and Tommy .tninison
put on a hard six-toiind draw in the
semifinal. hihI Kid Wolf won in six
rounds from Willie l.ougliroy.
Daubert's Brother Joins Cressona
I'otlajllle. r April fi. The Cressona
baaeball team, champion of thi coal region.
woe badly depleted when a number of pln
era. left for other cities. Shortstop Adams
and Second riaeeman Lebenaood left for
nanvllle. .. whore they will enter the
F. fdJ!nonU LKU' .. "uinel.lcr Mauger and
Pitcher Kepncr left for Hjrncue Dlemer
nn Infle'der. departed for Atlanta. Ja . to
play with the Southern Association team of
I that city. Anions a number of new pUy.
I era. Manager Ituff. of the Tigers, ha n
gaged n. brother of Jake Daubert. the fa
mous Cincinnati Ilrat baaemHii Troy, thr
alugslnp outflelder. hna refused an offer
I from tl(-adlng nml will remain with tli
Tigers.
j Flelaher Wants Games
I The .S. II. U. V Tlelsher Kmplmea' An
i oltlon la thla ear placing one of Phlladel
i nhlfl.'n ntronapAt ninilnrn tntna nn ,i,a fiai.l
and would like to arrjnse mniw, either nt
I home or )', with Hllldale, I.lt rii-o
) ( aiuricn city, Uacharach Dlanta or teams of
-.iuMi iiirr... . uric.mnu wnn or pnnn.
Manager IM. I.usk nt the SUA 11. w.
I'lelaher plant. Tcnl-lxth and Itc-d
treeta.
.,
To Form Indiana-Ohio Ball League
Rlihmonil. Iml., April r The IndlBiia
Ohlo l)aalall Leaitue will hp rnrmed at a
meeting of renrcscntatlNea of Ave Indiana
and three Ohio cities this afternoon, it
waa announced laat night. Th town
to he In the moposed circuit, aitnrdli.c tn
Jocal promoters Ir t night, are Munri. An
lleraon, Fort Wane Rlulinu'nd nnd Marlon
Ind.. and Dayton. Lima and Kurlnztleld. O
ENGLISH SOCCER RESULTS
London, April ft ftuxl iiani'i "on Satur
ria resulted as" r.illuws
I'ardlff. 12: tlarharlans. il
Snanaea. II: Harlequins. 7
Plvmnutli. II Merchant Tailors, 0.
Hrlatcl, 1.1: Leicester n
niialn. .1. Waterloo, 1'
Northampton. :.'": Nuneatun, 7
Northern I'nliin
Harrow '.17,. Uradford. 0.
Ituddersfleld 1": Bstihev. .1.
Ftramlev. 11 Hull Klngeluu.s:!.
Hull. Ill; Turk, ft
Ilorhdale, H. Huiislei. ft
Oldham, 7. Salford. 3
Halifax. I'J. Wicau. 7
Wldn. 14. Warrington J
Bobby Jones, Star Golfer,
Will Go to Harvard
Cambridge. .Mass., April .".
Harvard's golfing interest has been
brought to a state of excitement over
the news that Hobble .lones, the
youngster who last jear was i mi
ner -up for the national mm) ten
championship, will enter Harvard
next fall, .lones has been a student
nt Georgia Tech in Atlanta for the
lust two years. He hud intended to
go abroad this spiing and attempt tn
capture the ltritish championship,
but his parents insisted that he con
tinue his etudies.
.lones's arrival at Harvard would
strengthen the lather weak team of
the present time.
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BAR, HE MAY BE LOOKING FOR BIT ON DRAFT
SURPRISES APLENTY
IN PINEHURST GOLF
Harold Weber Is Outsider
Against Ouimet Today, but
You Never Can Tell
Hy SANDY McNIttMCK
I'llichiiist, N. t'.. Ajiril n. When
J on throw back jour locks, If you have
any, to be rumpled hy summer breezes
sweeping across the benches nround the
starting hero today nnd look nt the ploy
from this col tig of vantage. It doesn't
look like such it cinch, ns It does in
blnok mid white, (hot Francis Ouimet
will win the amateur golf ehamplonhlp
of the North nnd South.
Ouimet teed off tlilt morning, for ex
ample, against Harold Weber. This
Ohio star was one of our foremost nmn
tours some years ago and this winter
ho lias already won three southern tour
naments. Ouimct'x fine pub shot is
going big on this course, but they all
get home. It's geJJing Into (he cup
front the cra,s ncrosx the nnd greens
that hns decided every match here so
far. One day the and U heavy, tho
next it's fast. One day jmt got the
groove, the next you don't. One day
J on sink 'cm, tho next the other fellow
does it.
Tliej never llgtired F. I. Newton.
Stnten Island champion, tn get beaten
by Sam (irnlinm lnt Satin day. or
Newton to bout Adair, who started like
it house it-lire. Graham teed off against
It. K. Itockonkamp. western HnaliM
and southern champion, neemding tn
the statistics heie. and ISockenknmp
may prove tho big surprise. Thoio sic
liowderr sand bars, nine trees unit
things when- it is practically impossible
to get jour ahol. The nature of the
tuff makes it ulitliciilt tn pick up n i
clean lirussle or a tieal iron carrj : atij i .7II sliy. title to me inclusion 01 giniinu
tiling may boppep tn a lopped bull. keepers and secretaries, where as nf the
Itut despite these few words, (lie fans
aie still picking Ouimet ns the chiss of
the iiiattet still left In the imltle f,,r It was morel a gift to which they
the title. were legally but not morally entitled.
Among the gnllerj was tiemge Ade. They had done nnlliing lo deserve it.
the Indiana pnlfer and writer. Kvery- With a tine ball dub they were lucky
thing lie saw in Ihc mutch this morning In finish even as high as third, lucky
icuiinded h i in nf his ever-ieady stnrj. ' beciinse .Mays happened to arrive in the
"Tho fnrmerN play our little course in nick of time.
Iiiil'rnn." aiild Mr. Ado. 'and que dny About one more squawk of this na
n friend bellowed to me ns I was coining turn should bring the club owners to
ii. 'Ilej . (icorge. j'knnw Hint 'etc pesky abolish any gift to second anil third
flislholeV place cIiiIh.
"'You bet.' I holleied back. , For apparently the more money many
ul. goldtirn it. I jest iniide or in
rS' MrAi'lo' stniKKlcd with the Knllerv
back of Ouimet.
The worst gallery l ever had." he
. siild. "was nt my home where I hove
It little course. Visitors come in Hie
plaic till the time, and just ns I was
getting set to make n null to bieuk m
, iccord nt the green near the gitrngc tlueel largely because it was either too fragile
old Indies rounded the corner unil Mood or loo listless,
'right in my line, squinting at me theie, Thev have never jet gone mil nnd
in the sun. I shifted my glance and set- , mde 'a good, haul fight for tho pen
tied iigiiiu. feeling tidlciilous. and look tnun. They have been content lo merely
n serious contortion over Hie little ball.. ,,.jM along with the line-up alwuys
I decided to putt nnjliow. despite my' hroki'ii through injuries or sickness or
lirivous nun.. ..urn one ,M ill.' IIClll'V o- i
lent old ladies cried mil.
This
bere,
game's polo, ain't it. mister'' "
Another New Baseball League
Itlrhniond, Ind.. April ft. formation nf
the Indiana-Ohio llHacball League, coinioi..l
of six teams, wna announced following h
meeting of representatives of the clulia here
Uetalla nf the organization will be lumpletetl
at a ftnnl meetlnw to b.. held here iext Nun
dav According In announcement to.liv
' the league will open .la It wlih tlw I .1
i lowing cities on the circuit. Port Wnvne
Itlchmond. Munrle and Anderson In In
diana and Hpilngfleld and Lima or Mlddle
li, n In ilhlu
Reds Former Owner Dies
Clrulnnall. April 5 Aaton S Slem slx
t seven vears old. foi titer president .ind
ownei of the old rinclnnatl Aincil.au Asn
.lallou haiehall dub. died here aftei ain
aerlng lllneas During Mr. Sterna owner
ship the I'lnilnnitl Association team ,n
the pennant n 1R82. Th club was sold bv
hint In 1SS7 to the late John T. Itruih for
meily of Indlananolla. who took the urgjiil
, r.atlnn Into the Xatlonal League.
Wins London-Brighton Walk
Ijiildnn. PlU ft H V. Rnas (
lllll won ih Lonrion-lo-llilRhton walking!
lontest in nnnrn in mining, against nis
own time f s hours' 11 minutes, nude In
tnon
LEDGEK PHILADELPHIA', MONDAY,
ANOTHER CASE OF A
DISCONTENTED CLUB
New York Yankees Still Squawking Because Third
Place Money Seemed Shy "The More They Gel
the More They' Want"
, Hy GUANTI.AND HICR
IC'nrurlohl, 1010 All rhtilit rucrvtrt )
The April Call
Oiipny-llrnrl, il' April limr,
April of thr Orchard l,unr,
April icheir Ilia totr cfi'mfi
Though thr sunshine nnd thr ruin;
April of Ihc far. green moors
A I Ihr gohlen edge of spring,
April of Ihr oul-of-doois,
Though Ihc trind is hlusleiing.
n i o in n ii tofn f h ' I'M'""
il aiding out through preen ami gom, i
Il'i'iidi'titi out bu"hill awl stream.
Through Ihr affifn night's enfold .
Thiough the pink and red and irhitr
Iflossolns ft ihc load unfmled,
Where the lilies lean lo linhl
In the m Di i in a of the world,
(llipsil'Unrl, irhg should irr trait
Till Ihc April dienm is ymict
Life i'i at the Morniilg dale
('alllnp im fo follow on :
With Ihr flags of winter furled
W'hrir the hills and vallvif gleam,
Lifr is waiting down thr woild
For I he vagabonds of dicam.
IN TIIKOItY the decision to split up
a portion of the world scries receipts
for second and third place should hove
a beneficial effect.
It should add keenness to the peniiiint
tnce nnd keen mote clubs hustling up
to the final day.
In ptactlce, as ii has worked out
among the Yankees, it has merely made
a number of ball players more avari
cious than they were before.
'PIipv have been squawking nil l lie
spring because they figured the spill was
SUtll) tliey icceiveil. not a ceni wukiicui-
ally earned.
plajcrs get tho less tUej ate cnntenteii.
The Case of I be Yankees
mllK Yanks lertainl.v have no loud
JL roar coming over anj ttentnient they
have leceived.
V.l llicv lm. cinlininilU lieen one
of the big disappointments of liaseball
nnt I.i.chhsm Hie tiilent wasn't there, but
Vllln. 1.1... ,,lu,.
f j,ev are to win anj iihiiiihiiI lliN
season thej will need something more
than the batting and pitching they will
, cany.
j They will hI-o iimoiI a large addition
of fortitude iiihI, keenness for Imltle.
I two details in which they have been
, sadly lucking.
'As it stiiiids now the.v will likely be
, very popular with other clubs if their
.constant squawking over third-plocil
money forces the two leagues to call Ihc
I entile sehoiue off.
Money anil Sport
MOItK than two mouths ago we of
fered the suggestion that the
greater amount of money there conies
into sport, the woise it is for sport.
The athlete is entitled to his per
centage ftoiti the actual receipts, ami
the more he gets, the less interested,
upon the average, he seems to he in
handling his daily play.
!qni:
J five
ball piajer, when he finds Mint
e liox seals lor Ills tmesis uu
been overlooked, threatens to tear down i
the grandstand nnd plow up the dia
mond. Others refuse point Ijlank to.enrry out
contracts which they had dictated.
Some vears aco. when the.v stnrled
fightlug for their rights, they found tho
press and tho public with them.
' Hut neither the. press nor tho public
is going to stand for much more of the,
IflL'O spirit that has crept into tlm
game.
:b;
SI0IIAl.K is a great game, but IDI8
without it when the work and fight
order chnsed n whole flock of embattled
athletes to tho shipyards.
What. Indeed?
What is so tair as a dag in spiing
flrr winter has sounded tups!
When thr bratsir shots seem In ti'r and
sing
' Orri the bunkirs and haps!
What is so rate as a bark-spin rut
That drops bg the wailing rap,
Whrrr Ihr duffer gobbles a Irn-fooi
pult
lusl as thrg wakr him up!
"JF DKMI'SKY is bailed." an---
noiinces nn exchnnge. "f'arnentlcr
will aiitomnticnlly take over the henvy
weight chnmplonbhlp." Why?
Shoir mr sadder words lo sag
"Sri en down and right to'plnn."
pONNIK MACK has spent five j onr9 1
v-' in the cellar, but-the quaint part
of it Is that he spent four nf these be
fore piohibitlon arrived.
Miss Piper Wins Rifle Honors
rinehiirsl. x. c.. April ft Mla I'ollv
I'lper. of I)ctroll won the flrt prlre In
this week a ilflt, contest for vonin at th .
"JnehurKt (lun Club with a leudlms Mrget '
if
Ihrletlm. and Itolan Corlett. of Cleveland
scoicd respectively 13.1 and 132 The wpcV.
i," oiu ui nossitue i.,o ine .Mines
Iv iiuttlnc content ended In n nuadruple 11
fm th first prlve nt 21 between Mrs (J
M Howard of Halifax, and three New .lei-
ii. V.i V -irs, .! iiaKer oi ito -
-r-,.. .,. , .ruivn iioKari, or HiizaDcin, sin.
lira. It c Ulnncke. of Montclalr, who
ultimately on the llnal play-off.
Philadelphia Team Beaten
iiummorr. April .- - In one of the nios
.si
- l
"uirui-n aocter aamea of the present
- - -w;". "", c ...nk l-.IIIUiril ,l .
mud nelds or I'lar. lra lh Ilaitlmorc Su-.r '
" lull. Mars land statu thamniona. won a
well-earned victor, over the Somerset Kool
son nllA.I n,t r.min.l. .I.. v&nKi.i ....
hall Club of the Inle r-AHIetl League of Phil
"dtlrhia eienlaj at I'aterson IMrk. 3 to I
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Today's Bowie Entries
flist race, maiden, three..vear-olds ft'a i
fin lung Captain i:vane. 111). Dominican
I 111 itenmaii It I: Short I'h.inue. llil. Sand
.ta(, 1 IK; Soscol 111. Sea Mine, in, I'rlml
tle. 111. Teacher's Pet, 111; I'olvnvm. Ill
Ashshula Sd. Ill
Second race, claiming, fnur-ear-oldi and.
up. Hi furlongs Karneat. 112.1luzaja, U2
Refucee. 112. Little Kd, 110. Plureeil, 10.1.
CSeneral. lift, 'Apple .lack. 10!i 'KilkennN
1 lii'.i. 'Ktiache 100. slna Ka. 107 'Valerie
, West 102; Mietsey. loo.
Third, race rinlmlng. fnur-veur-olds nd
till, ft'a furlongs. Frenchv. 112 Thistle
'Jueen. 107. (a).Margcry. 107. (a)Onlu,, tilt
Redlnnd. lift. "Deckhand. 112. Mlldreil En.
rem,, uu. -tiuron. ii. in,, -rarasenn 107
Mohn J I'asey. tOft. 'Meddling ,tl., Hit
Mlsa Wright 11)2
(a)l'rancla and Arthur entri
Fourth race purse, three-vear olds and
i up , furlongs Chief. Ill), lloiidaae tin
Von Need 101 Tort llllas. 101. Dullitpro'of ,
, HKI. My Dear. SH
I'lfth race, (liilmmg four-vrai-nids and
I up. 1 mllo viinl 20 ards- Xebraakn. 1 1,1 i
1 .lohn L Dav. 112 Svivann 112, lielle Ron
erts. 107. Klngllng 2d. Ids. 'Bagpipe 101
.Mallowinot. 101
I Sixth rucc claiming four-vear-olds and
1 up 1 mil nnd 70 ards Arbitrator lift i
, temper Stalwart tlft. flr-n Mint.' 101)
Charming. t07. Wind. 107. Rob Baker 1111
Kebo. lo" 'Verlt. tOJ. 'Alex (letz 10
Llndly. 1114 'Pas de Crane, int. (o)9av I
, When 102. 'Tom Itionki. lu. Alma 11
tin 'Juniata. 3d nil. 'Kezlah, 00
Also eligible Tiger Roee. 107. la) Coraon. i
(ainrock-Mlller and llunbury entry
Seventh race, selling three-vear-olda n.l
up 1 1-in mile Handful. 110. Cruniosali '
Mil. Torklat 107, Mlrzu. 107; Courcell."
left 'I'lger llo.e 102. 'Indolence ii '
Prunes. 111.,. 'KlnaUng 2d. 107. 'Jlallow-
niot in,,, -voraon in,, -i.oajti, iirj. 'Alma
It. 07
Apprentice .illnwance .lalmed .
1920
a,
PEl'S OPENING
TILT P0SIP0NE0
Cornell Game Prevented
Rain Play Lafayette
Wednesday
by
It's all off, this opening "f the col-i
leglatc bnsebnll season today. Cornell
nnd I'enn had perfectly good Intentions
of breaking Into the lOJO national
pastime at Fianklln Field this after
toon, but. like lite joung Duly who
wonted to go to t lit shore on Muster,
the.v had lo stnj indoors.
The sternly downpour of yesterday and
today made Franklin Field Impossible
for baseball. The diamond wits not
rntll'oll- until fur unnrt. Ill fuel. Ml WOllld
have been Ideal for it crew race, Itut I
nt thot the I'enn management held out '
and the game was not postponed until i
after I'J o'clock.
Il Is likely that the contest will bo j
nlnv.ed off later in tho season If the
coriect date can be arranged. It was
tho only time that the Ilbncans were
slated to appear in litis city. Cornell
has left town.
If they're lucky the Quakers will open
tho season nguinsl Lafayette hero Wed
nesday. If the rain still is with us the
inaugural game will be staged on Satur
day against Rutgers.
Coach Curiss was disappointed over
the postponement. Cornell has been
sliowiti" in eonil form on ils southern
trip and he wanted t,n get a line on the
ability of his men under fire. Lafayette
hns nn excellent nine nnd is very likely
to hand the tted aud lllue an exceedlnglv
tnitgh battle nn Wednesday.
diverts Win Title
Iteadlng, I'a.. April ft Tho Tteadlng OIL
.rtn trlumnhfl ft.pr lloyertown. 17 to tft,
In th-Bnals for the nerka county cage cham-
THE SECRET OF ADVERTISING
aitrrrAKfiilly Im so almnle that few nre nhle
to muster It. The eperta nre men who I
hate served na newspaper editor, or re
porters ho hate studied the narrhologr
of the printed word. That's the aorl of
training I've hud more than fifteen years .
nf It. I am open for accounts of nn
legitimate rhanictrr or for permanent . ad-
rrtlslnr-titihllrltv manaaeraliln.
O 411. ledger Office.
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Spectacles and Eye Glasses
Carefully Fitted
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HIS HIKTXl'T STKKFIT
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Will Stop Leaks in Any
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Tainting;. Coating and
Spouting
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OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
44 South 8th St.
MOUNTING on Muslin and
Cardboard of Maps, Posters
and Plana. ;
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38 S. 6th St., Phila.
Market 1900 Main 569
Galvanized Boat Pump
L.D.BeTger Co..B N. Ill alt.
If a In 4000. IfnrV.t SSS.
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Insantly rellered
hv our epeclal arch
eurporta, ntted and
adjusted by experts.
I Our Penniless
Elastic Hosiery, the
moat comfortable,
support for varl
rose veins, iwotlsn
limbs. weaK Knssa
and ankles.
Trusses abdominal
and athletic aup
nnrters of all kinds
mfrs .of defnrinllr appllanrea in th worl.
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SUDDEN APRIL SHOWERS;
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come in n jury, lotii' '
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hauled ''.
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,ii icr spoilage
)' devlioichen
ter spoilage with a Van-
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, . Muter St.
-ii
What Is Your Condition ?
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class for Business Men that will meet In our
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p'llcul. for in we 1.4 heclnnlfig April fl.
Full partlcula a on request.
Central
YMCA
Hit Arch St.
BENEFICIAL
LOANS
U I font Units on fcrscioM I u,-,iturr
lltai hsxiir a id fiifforxin' Vole
To" ll'rttr or Pnoue lrulaut l-t ?.J
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1 iienand Mono Lend, rs
ILiMilt Liberty Buildingy 'i))R
N. E. Cor. Broad & Chestnut St.
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AT HEACII IIAVfCN. N. .1.
Commanding unobstructed view jf ocean.
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PFEIFFERSATTERTU WA I'VE, Inc.
Dtsttibutors or f.ncni t'lnnsyli im fiinf Honihrn . if ei..iri
Hood Trnitviy Oprv lor Hcuiioniiiblc Healers
mi ChvKtnut Street Spruce 2Ui
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Rosinol Ointment is vvhnt you
want for your skin trouble Ros
inol to stop the itchinp and burn
injr. In many cases it even clears
the trouble away completely in a
reasonably short time. Resinol
Ointment is not now nn experi
Here's
Good
News
WE HAVE just placed into
stocks for this week's
selling a great quantity (new)
f these wonderful $65 to 1S
all-wool worsted suits, which
we have been selling and
which we will continue to sell
for
$
These patterns arc hand
somer, if possible, than the
first lot which we advertised
and sold so quickly.
The cloths are fine, close
woven worsteds the kind
that wear and give a man
years of satisfaction.
We say that they are $65 to
s$75 suits, and do not overstep
the mark.
Examination of them will
make this so apparent to you
that you will buy them as
I
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hundreds of
done.
William H,
lil7-19 Chestnut -Strefet
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ready for occupancy. Both cottages nre " V'J
completely lurnisncci. rney were nunc ny
Mr. John II. Converse and Dr. Williams, of
the Baldwin Locomotive Works, for their
own use. Prices $1G,000 and $1J!,000, re
spectively. This is an exceptional opportu
nity. ft
Estate Wm. F. Read, 211 Chestnut St.
Open Road
nn
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Never Gcl Tired"
Minimum I pkeep
volt lniiMeill.il,' elollwrie-ti Im
; tlelhericH of Touring Curb m
and Service Station
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ment although it may bp to yon -'
rs it lias been used for year!
with Resinol Soap as a standard -skin
treatment. Try it and walch f
how quickly tin skin lo3cs it's
anjrryl look and healin- begins.
P.BSINOL HHAVl.Nf- STIIK Is a U
vnrlle with dlscnnUnallni men Tour '
druggist sells the Resinol produc" ,'
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