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WASTAGES A COMEBACK IN
, ry"E of the blR surprisM of. the jouthfql nnd frost-
f iJo" bitteu baseball season was furnished in Winston
4J", Slera, N. C, Tucstlny, when Joe Bush, once of our A's
'. arid now of the Itawnton Bed Pox, committed a come-back
Uf V' m. 'l Lt.L i-.i 1.1- -,1 .lMlif tivfri cMlt tvna In nlintin
t mum. wuicu yrui.-u i hiun h""- . - - ,--
t to win a few ball games. Bullet Joe has been tottering
1 ion the brink for nearly n yenr because of n bum (to say
nothing of useless) Hinging fin. He was sent borne in
r mldoeason last year and many believed he was through ns
A(.. .baseball player.
Aj He threw out his arm in an exhibition game in Gnine-
TllK Fin.. lnt spring, when the Bed Sox collided with
r. y&' the Giants. After trying hard to nurse the arm bnek iutn
ii;Vhnpc he gave it up ns n bad job and was idle nil summer.
,', ' This yenr he was poitlve he hml regained bis old-
f- time form nnd necompanleil the club to Hot Spring.
tTliere he took the baths regularly and took his time in
. t kelting the arm back to normal. Ho just tnW the ball
' round for n couple of weeks mid refused even to pitch
to the batters, lu this he was -wise,
tne fate of Kd Wnlsh, Nnp Bu.-W
athletes wno retired necausooi nriw nun in"'"i nu.-.
, His first nppearance on the mound was ln-t Tuesday
nalnst the Giants. He was on the mound four innings
and turned the- Nntlonal T.enguers bark without :i run.
IBsj. fast ball was just ns fast as ever nnd yielded only
two bltji. In three. Innings he turned nncK Mcurnw men
in order, nnd in the other he retired the side after he had
filled tho bases.
I 'While it is n trifle early to judge
HlHfv. It certainly looks ns if Joe
Vi L4....1 r.... 1,t . amc tiiTi.intif lift
I'M-' cavijr.vu iruiu m?i ,.l. . . n. ... t -
&. depends almost entirely on his fnf-t bull nnd cannot ln-t
i an inning unless his arm i strong. If he can perform
iE tl?ii'eary nnd in cold weather, it's n cinch h can got
1 W by Vhcn tho balmy breezes blow.
$ -Bush also will help Boston considerably. The pitch -;
I'lng staff is not so good OS it'rnlght be and hurlers are
J h ba'dlj needed. With Bush ready to take his turn, lTil
j I'll, B'r'fo;w can use Hcrb-Pennock, Hani .Tones, AVnitc llojt,
J rTAUcixJlussel nnd Benny Kurr for the off diijs.
1 iij -
"1 13 fftiniiC 1.1 our important failure of Vuth't come-
H back tchich cannot be overlooked. Joe refusal
K'io fall for the iicio ntuff and have all of hin trcth
, H'i)ttlled out. Lcftu Tyler and O rover I.oudermtlk
blamed their molars for poor pitching and gave a
' of of dough to dentit'f. Joe icorkrd on his arm
and used his teeth for eating purposes only.
. Terry's Loss Hurts Pirates
Till, purchase of .eb Terry, the flashy shortstop, from
Pittsburgh by the Chicago Cubs yesterday does not
help the pennant ebmices of the Pirates to any great ex
tent. Zeb was n classy intielder; in fact, led 'the short
stops in the league Inst year. His, butting was not nil
that could be desired, but be walloped the pellet for an
average of .-27, which wns not Mich n bum mnrk.
This year be had some sort of mi argument with
Barney Ureyfuss regarding the wages which should be
paid to n big league ball player. Xeb nnd Barney failed
to ngree on this impoi-tnut finnncial question nnd Tcrrj
decided to become a holdout. He held out for such n
long timo nnd showed such determination to stick to the
finish that he finally was disposed of to the highest bidder.
LEAVES THREE
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SPLAYERSKRATLANTA
Highland Red
Brazill,
,.,.
WmgO ,
Back in Minors After Tryout
With -Atlirettcs
Atlanta, Ga.. April S. Before leuv
Ing last night. Manager Mack an
nounced he had relented three of his
young players to the Atlanta clnb.
After the came in Richmond ou Satur
day. Charley High and Ited Wlngo,
outfielders, and Frank Brazil, intieliler.
will return to this city uud become
members of the Atlanta club. High
enmc from Kvansvillo, Ind., club ;
Wineo from the Greouvllle, N. ('.,
club, nnd Brazill played at Calgary,
Can., nnd Hartford.. Conn., lust sum
mer, but wns obtained from the Brook -lyn
club. Min-k will keep vtriug tied
to the trio. They, go in part pu.wnent
for Griffin, Stiles, (.ialloway nud D.ke.
of last jenr's Atlanta team.
Just enoucK nlarers to comnoe two
. . .. i , i i .i
teams went to Columbia, where the
Whites and Grajs nre scheduled today
The following players went direct to
Norfolk last night Bigbee, Bckert. C.re
rell, Gibson. Hasty. Harris. Murphy,
Moore, Nnylor, Perkins, Piersou nud
"Welch.
The teams pla in Norfolk tomor
r6w, when they split again, the first
team going to Baltimore for Sulurduy
and Sundav games, while the second
Itim nlnrc In It Iphmnnil Sntiirilnv itnd
then goes home.
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Hutchinson Eliminated
New York, April s I'lay In tin . .1 i i
round of th Mai nnal amateur murt tennis
championship beean estrday t the Itae
quet and Tennlj 1 lut A u inat'.n be
tween l"tilton t'uflnc 'f the honv 1 lui" ml
Daniel Ilutr lilmu' ot PhtljiltlphU af'er
I'htilp Stockton f U - nn hnrt n In J -fault
fruni J W t.nr of Philadeipl.i ,
Cuttlnsr on th inutLli h.naUy outpnlntitiK
I-futchlnson at n,rly .ry etiec The ' urs
Tran tl-4. il-4. 1-0
C. Hudam 1 iiitinc tl.e New Vork hi
champion d f.aie,i 1 hnic I. s.nds. f r
mer natlnnal ihininun itl-o of the local
ciuo, in tnrre birj'unt .-' 1 -j u-'.'. '1-4.
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11. Ht tl
V.K1U thf '.Ifct
match of tn i
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Mrs. Gavin Leads at Plnehurst
I'lnehurst. N, C. Arrl. Mrs. V A
Cavln of .New Vnrk wi, h,w roe with a
rouml of 49 14- ""' in tiia Mixer l-'olls han
dicap ineilal rnunu 11U: ul ut I'inehuret s-n-terdav
Mrs Itnnild Harlow ann M.e
Jlleannr T l.m.n-r both i,f Philadelphia,
followed nt DM .1 ul til Pennyhanl ron
leitantH tho flnieh 1 uell In the handiran
nnd of the cnnleit wit.. I!p, IVl-r llnd
anil lllss Kraneis 1 n I'M iladlplilu Mrs
Georca A Mairoon nf I'umhurcri ami Mrs
C. H. llolluiijsworih of tiieeiiBburrf
farmer Meets Coster Tonight
FrsnUle Karmer the south-paw ,imnr
of Kllzabetli, N .1 and .tltnmv Cuntei ..f
Bouthwark. "HI fj" oeh other In tv
feature lioyt nt th tjerminnwn 1, .
night. The other I mil will brine tnxeiiicr ,
well-matched los ulth llav Relninnt tutiins
Tommy Oltison in the semlulnd up Th
ftther liouta ulll b. 1 harlle Lewie Y.iunR
Ketchell. Millie Munnlna- a Youm; ll'itililn
and. Torn' McMoore Younsr Joe llradlek
Reds Beat Washington
At Danville Va
rinclnnatt Nationals
AVaahlncton Atnerlians
Ilatterles lllnic and
Courtney und IMrlnich
11 11 1
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.1 11 1
Allen. Cat Won Hill
Robins Down Yankees
At Chceter h c
Brooklyn Nationals .
Nw Tork Americana
It It
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SHOPS. GENTltM EM
UtoiiT Ptrrrrros rr
MANHATTAN SHIRTS
in rartioatruu
UT 113a.THmTIBNTM
MHjspAn,i!.
BUSH REFUSES TO TAKE
REGAINS HIS
Hy KOUKKT U
for in- rememnereu
ninl oih.r famous
rnnn
-- to
Min baseball fans
ga?e upon
Glnnts nnd the Bed
Bush's pitching
had completely re-
Id n liltpliiT wlin
roxxtn
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not called a
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
W1,
ILI.US BBITT is going after a
hemt with either Pete Herman or
Jimuiv Wilde, and be probably woman t
fnre ft he succeeded in Bating both on
nenn I Ot uave ,vicy oi - '" "'"j
In his last bout here Astey showed all
sorts of clns-s in the Inst few rounds ot
sensational crnri with .loe nelson
Ate opposed Nelson under the handi
cap ot linving
Ixixed ten
rounds in
Unltimnn. tlin nrevlons nicllt. Iu Start
ing his campaign to get Astey a mntch
with the bantam und 11 weight cham
pion, Britt's fir.t move was to begin
advertising the little New Yorker, who
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'e.tt1crIl,1!n.
is u lrencli-Italian, iikc h circus.
d showing pictures ot Asiey
and Britt. bearing the following in red
letters: "America"., I'oremoxt Bantam
Challenger, Dave Astey, the Boy That
Champion Pete Herman nnd Champion
Jimmv Wildo Absolutely Refuse to
.Meet "nt Rea-ontiblo Terms," wus re
ceived today.
I'.i(rmnuiu' trenlnl tlelit f.n are up In
match i'h- i ouonneii n"nonnefi i a
, hn. v9tine di.i-in (IImb""! ,"-th ha(lu
rnlrniount ram-u. ,ui 1 me rooiern """.men wno nre members ot this new club
ficision rnacrt-'a ocimsi .ui,
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rryrn wawisjz "m
burc wh
,jr. rniitiil.
tomorrow nlBht auaee wm
k. , ,i.. .inM r thm ltflttllnc Murrav
Jimmy W lido bout In Camden. April Jl.
and be ulll cUallente the. Britisher for an
other match
I ew Anielo, of Trenton will be another
r- tit pun ! i "len .Iinimv Wide, the nlcht of
th Ita'iUnK Hurray match. AjibcIo bases
I i.......d. ..r v,m . i.,nm nv,r 1'ntMv Wallace
Ills c .1 t on tk. tout Wltn tne Ri-wisiit cnuim.
. i-iur ut i. in i.v"4 .,, 1 f
In pr'V" J.ew ran neai . au.a ...hi,
in i.ai y to make the match nt a. Thlludel
. i iiln lui" a Cb.irley a brother of tre
1 r uten bantam
I url llrrli. i n re (mm Boston ras
n..n Roln.- In trri'.it fnrm at the Auditorium
ml Th" tolnrej Rlueman haa a let tf
n.s he Ik r"e'.r .nut he .an punch H.rtz
hoxe. ot ll.i I... po'iniiN nnu tie, m iem
I nnijled 1 "harl Me.fet of the Amerla-i I
'
Herman T ..tier no- theoueh w.th a I
lirrniif-ni-iii. m i im ii.-j. , utu.i.n .....n
min's rill- N'nw tin," the liter bout between
Murriv iind Wl'-te I is lienn (tetlnltelv cllnch
d. "Muimr ' t" Mirklni: nn a preliminary
iktd "hub I to ir luile all lvtnlams
( h.irli"- lee haml njur'd mital wi-1ii
"Kn u In j.erf'it Hhaiie acraln Ho Mill
ri'suin- box.! tomnrrnrt nialit .it the Cam
I rla lul. when he takes mi rrunklo Me
Mant h in tin stir In ut other numbers
Kid Wet i Jark llradv. T'ranli Olllesplo
Inhnti Moraan. Tommp Lotmhlln vtj
Johnny Dntmhertf und Ttnimp Tuvlor x
Voun.- J.ii k llanlon
1'rankie I'.irmer. a southpaw eluener w 10
is no hlrk with the irlnves, w clash wtth
Jimmv Potter In the main mix at tho Oer
mantoun eluh tonlslit oilier tioutii Rav
ll'lninnt s Tonirrv Qlhtnn. l"hnrlev f.e t
Youns Ivetfhell T.thnnv Ituteliin vs
lln Mannlnu ami Tonimo McMoore s.
Younv Joe Ilradlej
Morrl (ireen hnt etepped r.to ihe net
ipotlisht as a flrht manager ITe B ti in
HltlK the anpiratlori of a numei-ake , hnse
flrei handle In Mike Manager 'Ireen rav
that flloveman Qnin t.ears wstehlnt The
lioxet Is a flyweUht frnm V. 1 1 rtiUadr-lphia,
lalille Unjnnil Is imnl"' U r three touts
BIG RETURN MATCH
NATIONAL A. A.
Saturday Night, April 10th
Artie Root vs.
Danny Frush
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Jimmy Menrlo vs. Mnrty Kane
Georgie Adamt vi. Terry McCun
Olto O'Kcofo v. Johnny Mealey
Billy Rolph vi, Loo Finnernn
Tickets nt Donathr'. 33 H. 11th Ht.
IIOMNO TONIGHT
Gcrnmnlown A. A. r".r7i.&..
KAY IICr.lONT tt. TOMMY OIILSON
Frankic Furmer vh. Jimmy Coster
. 3 OTIIKB BTAU UODTH
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BOWIE, IT'S
SPEED AND
THE SOUTH
MANWIXIi
Now the Tiratc infield is weakened nnd George Gibson
has n job on bis hands to till the position. Buster Caton
is back, but he has been tried before in the short field
and found wanting. Perhaps McKechnle or Barbnre will
be tried out nnd George Wblttcd sent to third, but jio one
knows how thnt switch will turn out. A weakness nt
third nnd short will put any ball club on the skids, so it
Is tip to Pittsburgh to try to get busy nnd snnrc a sub
stitute. .
The purchase of Terry also is significant from n
Chicago viewpoint. It shows thnt Prrd Mitchell is wor
ried nbout his infield nnd does not know whether Hol
lochcr, with hi weak left hand, or Charley Herzog nnd
his new harness, will bo able to go through the entire
season. Chicago wants n pennant this yenr and will
spend Inrge nrmfuls of coin to get it. Hence the Pitts
burgh deal, which gives Hie Cubs all the best of It, no
matter how much money wns paid out.
T IS atmosl certain that Terry tctll report to the
Cubi, as President Yccrk has a icny of straight
ening out financial difficulties satisfactorily to both
parties concerned.
in Bending, Pn., will have n chane.
some big-league stuff tomorrow when the
Sox rdny nri exhibition game. These
teams have been touring in the South nnd arc playing
good ball. The regular line-ups will be used by both
team. q O
Made Angling for Star
CONNIIJ MACK nud his jouthful seventh-place hopes
arc due in this city early next week, and the chances
arc he will spring n big surprise when the team lines up
for the opening game of the season against the Ynnkees
at Sliibe Park next AVcdnesdny. Connie wants to
M lengthen the club as much ns possible nnd nt present is
angling for a star plajer whose name, has not yet been
divulged. It is believed, however. Unit be wants an ex
perienced infielder and will stop nt nothing to get him.
The As this year look like a pretty good ball club
when compared to the others in the league. Outside of
Cleveland. Detroit and Xew York, the team has nbout nn
even chance to come through. The pitchers nre good, no
oue can. object to the catchers, the nutlleld Is "all thnt
could be desired and only oue weakness hns been noticed
in the Infield. Now Connie wants to bolster that spot.
Mnck should know in n few dnys if the star plnyer
ran be obtained, nnd if the deal goes through the A's will
be "." per cent stronger thnn they nre now.
There will bo a shift in the outfield in the opening
game. I.nwton Witt probably will be benched nnd Tilly
Walker sent to left field. Tilly is playing n great game
now, has recovered from his injured nnkle nnd is covering
lots of ground, Amo-. Strunk will be in right field nnd
I'rank Welsh in center. Welsh "bowed up better thnn
any of the new men and looks like a fixture. His batting
al-o bus improved.
worked hard u-ith the A's and has
halt as yet. He altcayi is trying to
strengthen the club, and that's ichat makes him
popular. Jfcrc's hoping he puts over that big deal.
( apirioto. 1010. lp rubllc Lrdo'r Cd.
I H will I takj -m Mir. Hani-n. ten roynrt..
omtn'n. N. Y.. and i:ddi' rnznmmin. ,.n
rounus. jonnsiow.i t-a.
,.v.dlplt. .,
in tho seinltlnal to tho IIanen-wkOTn5 bout
ut York. Ka. l
Itoliliv JlcCnnn, of Grnj-'s .r-rry. In roady
to eo ncain Hi has bn rnfttched to mot
Ithor tatt IIrbrt 0r I'atry Johnion at tho
National Club. April SI
.iimnir -uiirphr. of Vest Phllly will tarkle
n newcomer irn In tho person of Danny
Mciiover.i. of nnhlncton. In the star oout
at the Armory A. A., tomorrow nlsht Othor
boutn: Jark Hipp Vurphy vh. .lobnny Perkier.
QoorBlo bmnker v Joli.iny Dillon. Jon Mee
lian v. Hilly Ljlo and Wllllo Uwlns vs.
Youhb Wallaco.
NEW SPORTS CLUB FORMED
Goodfellows Club of Philadelphia In
Field of Athletics
JJoxltig, baseball und field und track
sports nr ipcluded oil the program of
iccently oignnized. Among the mitt-
ore Jimmy Toner, Tommy McCarthy,
Tn.l. r. --..1 - T -r. ,. " '
"": "u ioung joe nraoiey.
A Ttlimhee nf fnfme. (.(mI. vaUamI ..1.
"prcnt . fioodfeuw. ;
nciu uuu irucK compcilllOU. A semi-
protessional ball team also is to be
formed.
The first nunual dance of this organi
zation U scheduled for April JJO.
Harry Mohr is president of the Good
fellows; Gerald A. Little, vice presi
dent; William Schminke, secretary, nnd
Maxwell B. Goodman, secretary.
1 Red Sox Beat Buffalo
t llnlelRh. N". C. :' l K. B
Ilowiin Americana l 1.1 l
ouii.iii inicrnuiiunain i 3
Batteries Jcmea and 'Walters, llogers.
uordon. llellman, Mannlmr and Bencoug-h,
Cleveland, 2; New
Orleans, 0
n. ii
' At New Orleans.
, N-'eTorieanV""""1""
0 3 3
Walker.
Batteries Uhle and Thomaei
Llndev, Uradshaw and Deberrj".
Amherst Scores Shutout
CharlnltenTtlle Vu., April 8. The
h 1st
Colleee baseball team yesterday
An -
out th
shut
. I1IC
verslty of Virginia.
to 0
Well"
We've enlisted n the fight
ngHinst the "High Cot of Liv
ing." To strike a body blow and
qualify as "pacemakers to the
Fair Price Committee" we offer
t upwards of 3000 Derby nnd
Soft Mats nt 55.00 each, of
same stnndard values as now
l)cui(? sold to dealers for future
delivery ut $60 per dozen and
upwards. We invito investiga
tion of this statement,
Geo. B. Wells
" Wells Hats Wear
1315 Market St.
2715 Gtn. Ave.
1101 Market St.
2452. Kent. Ave.
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A CINCH
AIN'T IT A
Vjhcm Yoo'na PottisJC Tha' .
DWTTOMS IM TMp rJBCK-BAND
F CLCKM SHIRT. MEUII'IW,
3N TrtC GCMCL
mowotomV
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-AMD VoU PIND UMCEB
ThSRO A OK (IT 1DGN"
PACKAGE .THAT You
can't kccm.1. eetiMC
Begone
BATTLE FOR LIFE
i Pole Escapes After Being Or
! dorod Shot and Beating
Aberg in Russia
By LOl'IS II. .1AFFE
Wrestling is coming back ns n major
pastime in the I'tiited Stntes. nnd Phil,
ndclphlu is fairing in Hue with the other
sports center". Several weeks ago the
first of a series of grnppllng matches
was stnged at the National Club, nud
half a dozen heavyweights were seen In
notion. Next week, on 'Wednesday
night, another program of heavyweight
wrestlers has hern nrrnnged by Bobby
Guniiis, president of the International
Wrestling Association.
On thW program Stnnislaus .byszko,
recently returned to America nfter five
years in wnr-torn KuTopc, will get back
on the mat. The giant Polandcr has
been In the United Stntes for several
weeks, ami he hns been victorious in nil
of his matches to date.
It would be Interesting to know thnt
Zbyszkn was one of the thousands of
heroes In the great war for democracy.
A mnt match with death as the Ioer's
reward was only one of many bnrrowing
experiences of Zbyszko while in Bussla.
Stnnislaus, n brother of Wladek, bad
many close calls ns an interned Austrian
during the war, but the narrowest es
cape of ull was during u wrestling bout
n life-or-death match with Abcrg at
Petrogtad.
Aberg. a mammoth Bussian. had nfl
wuvs been n bitter enemy of Zbyszko h.
They often met on tho canvas. Some
times the Pole was n winner, nnd on
other occasions the Russian showed to
advantage. Zbyszko was scheduled to
wrestle nt Petrogrnd during the Keren-
skv regime in Russia. When Aberg
heard of this, It is said, he hired nbout
100 nrmv deserters to spread reports!
thnt the Pole was an Austrian spy.
AVhen Zbyszko made his nppearance
at the auditorium where his match was
scheduled he was Hclzed by soldiers nnd
was informed he would be executed im
mediately. Zbyszko pleaded to be al
lowed to go on with a match against
Alien? before being shot. This request
granted, the Polo wuh told he would bej
killed on the spot it lie lost me uoui.
Zbyszko and Abcrg grnpplcd fiercely.
Tor two hours nnd forty minutes the
two gladiators struggled. They used
evert hold and trick known to the nn-
cient sport. Finally Aberg wus thrown.
Zbyszko then hurried to one corner of
the nrenn, scrambled 1000 rubles nmong
the soldiers present and then made his
escape.
Zbvszko admits thnt this meeting with
Aberg wns tho hardest bout he ever had.
The Pole also says that, despite reports
received in this country from abroad
that Aberg was killed in the war, he i.s
sure that the Russian is alive. The
Russian giant. Stnnislaus says, was
fleeing from the Bolshcvikl through the
I'krnine only a few months ago, and he
should be safely iu Turkey by now.
After several more months iu this
country Stnnlslnus will set sail for u
crack nt the heavyweight championship
of the world, which is now held by Joe
Steelier. In the meantime Zbyszko is
showing ih matches throughout the
country. Next Wednesday night Stan
islaus will meet Frank Youskn, u Turk.
Three other heavyweight bouts nre
scheduled, nnd the show will be stnged
at the Natlonul Club.
BUYyour SUITS
at the
1ST UPSTAIRS SHOP
IN THIS CITY
1 was tho first man to locate
an upstairs shop to sell men's
clothing at reduced expenses and
'bo enabled to jrive the best
valuc3 posslblo for less money, I
mado n success, others followed
my plan, but my prices arc low
est!! FOR TODAY
A special lot of young men's
all-wool suits, latest cuts, finely
tailored.
Elsewhere, $35.00
$24.50
Youn
MY PRICE
oung Men's Suits
$15.00 Values
MY PRICE $29.50
Special Odd Pants
$i nnd $5 YalucH nt
$2.95 and $3.45
Store Ordcrn Accepted
ADLER
THE
CLOTHIER
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S. E. Cor. 13th & Market
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GRAND AD GLORIOUS FEELIN'?
AfJo THe- Last BuTTiw
&1pa FPo Moor Hwt AMD
rolls aroonb 6m rvta
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And Yiu FeueRiStjLYi. unwrap
IT M S04PlClOM AS To ITS
COMTEWTA AWSCS '.AS YOU
hcmowb rM'e wraf;Piw6 PAfeo
.Southampton, England, April S,
The Ox ford -Cambridge relay team,
which is to compete in the two-mile
race nt the University of Pennsyl
vania carnival April .'10 nnd May J,
has palled on board the steamship
Adriatic for New York.
Tho team consists of Colonel A. N.
Strndc Jackson, the Olympic 1M0
meter champion; Tatham, Stallard,
Budd, Montague nnd .Mulligan.
Alfred Shrubb, the famous distance
runner, who is well known in the
United States, is trainer for tho
team.
School Games Postponed
The Central HlRh-Pcnn freshman came
nni Indefinitely postponed on account tit
mid weather. Cnlhollo IIIbIi and .Vorth
e.ist HlRh wrro scheduled to play a leacuo
mime nt JsortlK-ast, but this contest wan
postponed until next Wednesday. The cold
weather wns also too much for Ilplscopal
Academy and Media HIBh. this amo belli,:
postponed until next Wednesday.
May Soon Retire
ri,!.'l"nir'.,,r"' Cn!"' Apr" 8 l.lehtwclBht
t. liamplnn ltennv i.Annef di. !.... .,
.twenty-fourth birthday yesterday, announced
! ll'i""n,M he completes his work In
rifr"" "I pltture" he intends to meet all
fot hla challcncora and then rctlro from tim
rlns,
Cards Release McLaughlin
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Featuro Event of Huntingdon
Valley Steeplechase Is for
Challengo Cup
The regular spring steeplechase meet
ing of the Huntingdon Vnllcy Hunt Club
will be held this Saturday nt the Hunt'
ingdon Valley Farms, at Mcadowbrook
Three eun events nre on the program.
the third being the feature. This is for
the Challenge Cup, which has been won
twice consecutively by. Welsh Straw-
bridges Rlvcrbrcczc. Should River
breeze win the event on Saturday th
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trophy will become the property of
owner.
Rlvcrbrcczc will have n large nutn
ber of rivals ngainst her this year, ns
there are fourteen entries, nnd there
probably will be twelve starters.
The first race will be for the Feaster
villc Cut), in which maiden tboroueh
breds nnd half thoroughbreds nro to be
entered. The other event .Is for the
Mcadowbrook Cup. In this race, maiden
thoroughbreds will have maiden riders,
Cold Stops Game at Princeton
Princeton, K, J.. April 8. Princeton and
Holy Cross started to play a same yester
day. Before tho first Inning was over It was
called off on account of cold weather.
and Economy
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ANOTHER MEETING ON
RING RULES TOMORROW
Nocessary lor Second Session
of Committoo on Local
Boxing Codo
Another meeting of .the committee on
Philadelphia boxing rules will bo held
tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel Wal
ton nt 2:30. With tho addition of
Jimmv Murphy, of the Armory A. A.,
of West Philadelphia, the committee
now consists of fifteen, Including eight
promoters and seven newspapermen.
Tho old rules, fourteen in number,
which wcro npproved in December,
1017, wcro gone over, sevcrnl changes
were rondo in them, others were voted
to remain Intact nnd a number of new
regulations were proposed for the ap
proval of Director of Public Safety
James T. Cortclyoii.
Harry. Dpnnghy, ot the Nnlional A.
A., was chairman of the meetlne ves-
terdny, nnd he agnfn will preside n't to
morrow's session. Louis II. Jnffc, o
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mo nuawo I'UBLIO
nctlog sccrctnry.
Leducr, was
Belfay Skates Fast Half Mile
"el'1 tn two speed trial last nlitlitturned
In a half mile, of 1:10. but four seconds b
blnij the record, and then hit off a mllo In
. . .." has a"0 down tho turns and
fairly skims oer the Ice. flelfny, when only
a youngster originated the kancaroo style
of ekatlni. which to so much In vwrue. In
thli city and used by the, best speed skaters.
Tim French-Canadian la making his home In
Philadelphia, ond will represent this city
In tha titular . contests. Uelfay Is the,
Canadian champion, and besides tourlnu this
country with Norval Kaptlo. his skated In
races and, exhibitions at Paris, London and
other cities.
Sharkey to Fight Wilde In England
New York, April n.--CIeoree McDonnM.
representing Charles Tl. Cochrane tho ten
don promoter, has made 'ack Sharkey an
offer to flKht a return battle of twenty
rounds In London with Jimmy 'Wilde, tho
flyweight champion, fharkey agreed to sign
for a guarantee of S1A.000 and three round
trip tickets. "
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$65.00 and $60.00 Values
Convince yourself! Come in and see the
splendid all-wool suitings we offer then try to
match them in the ready-made clothes shops.
You'll find they want as much, if not more,
for ready-made clothes with one pair of pants.
We can only make this offer while our pres
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Entranco of Lansdowno Assures
Fast Basoball and Koon Com
petition Botwoon Six Clubs
The entrance of I.nnsdowne In lli
Delaware County Suburban League hns
caused the other five clubs to sit up
nnd tnke notice, and there Is little doubt
that the rivalry that will exist between
tho six teams will equal that of the
good old days of the defunct Delaware
county circuit.
Four of the entrants nre old rivals
Media, Rockdale. Morton nnd Lans.'
uowne, the competition dntlng bark to
the days of the Central Division League
of DclawarQ county. With the nddl.
tlon of Drcxel Hill nnd Highland Park
the circuit is nn near perfect ns it Is
possible to get it, nnd the grounds of
nil the teams nro conveniently located
which also means n good deal. '
All the mapngcrs hnvo their attention
focused on funds to cnrrV them through
the j-cason nnd the signing of players
and' neither Is an easy matter. The
cost of equipping the teams and other
expenses hnve increased consldernfclv
It hns been decided to open the teason
on either May in or 122. and the season
will comprise twenty-two games, eleven
in each hnlf, the split reason being
again in effect.
All the teams will play exhibition
games before the start of the regular
enmpaign. Tho managers arc: Rock
dale. Sylvester Guy; Media. Robert
Steele; Morton, Oeorge Schroder
Lnnsdownc, Isaac Rhodes; Ilichlnmi
Park, P. J. O'nrlen. 715 North Sixtv.
third street, Philadelphia ; Drexcl Hill
J. T. Jacob. .
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