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AIN'T IT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING?
HERBIE PENNOCK'S DIZZY SLANTS
i- TURN MACK'S WHITE ELEPHANTS
, INTO A MOROSE ULTRAMARINE
r A NnTIir.lt iimiPwUnt ilittrcsslni; mculciit occurrod nt
Ji. Hhilio Turk ir-ntonlnv nftornooii wucn Mr. Maok't
Athletics pnrtlrlpntptl in n ball snmi- with Mr. Harrow
Red Snx. ntnl al the end of nine full and complete InniiiRt
'vcro discovrrod to bn prosrnt and not voting. Not huh
Hinglc ballot wan oast by the local during the entire
afternoon, while the vNitor were elected by a large nnd
' ttnlmpednl majority. 'Uie final count lind every appear
ancc of a forfeited came, but the resemblance ieaed right
there Forfeited games are rapid affairs and never last
one nnd one half hours U took the lied Sox that length
of time to score nine tallies
fleott Verry twirled for our team, but the Msitois
. appreciated his efforts more than his tenmmntes. Perr
was ver kiud iu spots nml had to be chased out of the
park after the seventh inning to keep from getting killed.
-JlHsebrtlls llew thick and fast around him. nltio men ap
peared nt the plate and it was a mlrnilc that he escaped
Herb Pennock. who busted into the fnwt set right here
In Philadelphia and learned hi- curies and sdnnts in Mr
Macks school, turned on the old professor and bit the
hand that ucd to feed htm. Me stood the home folks on
their ears, kept them awn from the plate and not once
did he allow them to become dangerous.
Ah for the conflict itself, it consisted of two innings nnd
neveu others. In those two frames Boston scored nine
tuns and that's enough to win live or six hull games hcie.
Tho lied Sox now have won eight nnd lost two. nnd are
In second place. This wallops the early -season dope.
The grand and glorious irtorj brought joy to the heart
of Ed Harrow, but the manager had been playing in luck
nil day and discovered another silver liuing in the cloud
31e saw Wnlly Sehang. talked with him and the meeting
was friendly In fact, he even went so fur as to make a
date with bis star catchei for luncheon today nnd will
discuss the weather, baseball and other things nur a sir
loin steak
Wnlly attended the game ycterduv. and not wishing
to be seen took a seat near the Ked Sos bench. Harrow
saw him in the crowd, smiled and waved his hand Sehang
returned the smile nnd the salute. That made it all even,
there was no danger of war. so Malinger El walked up iu
the stand acd n short conversation followed. Iloweier.
the speakers were so anxious to learn the cnet state of
each other's health that the game started before baseball
ras mentioned.
As Harrow was leaving he said: "Wnth. 1 wish you
would conic down to the hotel totiight anil talk things
over."
"Can't do it." replied Schnng.
bowling club. See jou tomorrow
Hy KOHKKT V. MAXWELL
stopped Wilde should hne been disqualified and Murray
declared the winner as Murray was the stronger of the
two.
"Now take the contest from round to round, nnd
Murray is again the winner. The lirt live rounds were
all Murray's, the slsth belonged to Wilde and the seventh
was even. With the beginning of the eighth round Murray
has the light won nnd he leaver his corner good nnd stroug
for the last round- with full determination to make a
garrison finish and to fight Wilde every inch of the way.
As Murray rushes from his corner. Wilde fnlls into a
clinch nnd butted Murrn.v over the ee. Tho blood
blinded Murray for n few seconds nnd thiH is when Wilde
kept piiuching away and knocked Murray down.
"Hut the best proof in the world that Murray was
strong was ha did not take any count, lie immediately
got up mid resumed .fighting, and when the contest tvim
slopped one of the most surprised men in the clubhouse
wns .liinin Wilde himself, as be expressed to me lifter the
tight, and said he was very sorry he butted Murray and
the contest should not have been stopped
"1 claim that Murray wou the tight and when the con
lest was stopped, us I stated above. Wilde should have
been disqualified and Murray announced as the new
flyweight champion.
"Nothing would please me better than to have Hat
lliug Murray, the flyweight champion of America, to again
meet Jimmy Wilde, the llyweight champion of Knglnnd,
and I think in the next contest Murray will win by a
knockout.
" Yours respectfullv .
"JOHNNY HI RS
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Hy GIIANTLAND IlICE
TXriIILK the politicians rave nnd tho
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'liotta bowl on tnj
' 'VHI S thr tint? uns made, nml judging jtntn thr
12 arlion i nf both parties concerned n iitcuaut
5C time will l"" hail, and thr betting is iti that
fj Rchang becomes a member nf the liniton rluh ne
j the tun scft.
The Vanquished Gets the Laurel Derby
,"TS BOXING coutests we sometimes arc fortunate in
i-having a winner and a loser when the bout is over
Then, after we have the winner and the loser. w( diseovci.
much to our surprise, that the winner didn't win and the
loser did not lose.
Vrcxamplc. take the Wdde Murray bout nvei iu
Camden last Wedncsduy. We were almost positive that
the Englishman grabbed nil of the glory there was. to ,..
grabbed, but Johuuy Hums, the Kensington impresario,
who also manages the affairs of Hauling Murrnj. has
different ideas. Taking Ins carpenter's pfncil iu his
sturdy right hand, he composed the following, which can be
used with or without music
"Dear sir- Will you kindly publish iu join valuable
paper just n few facts concerning the Jimmy Wilde nud
Battling Murray contest, which was stopped in the lust
round with only twerrty-uine second to go. and the reatou
Riven for stopping the contest was that .Murrn.v was bleed
ing from a cut over the eye vhich lie received at the start
of the eighth round wj.eu Wilde butted him.
' Now. to mv way of thinking, when tin titi-t wus
i: AKE not very certain about this because of scnnn.v
data, but from where we are sitting it looks as if
the Detroit Tigers have established u world's record or
something like that this season. Yesterdny the Jennings
troupe wns trounced bj St l.ooie nod the ninth straight,
to say nothing of consecutive defeat, was registered. Now
oilier clubs have lost nine iu n row on innumerable occa
sions. but what team ever lost the first nine games of a
bnmpionsbip senson-' A season ticket to Kiiirniount Paik
will be given for the best answer
Something must be wrong with that Detioit club.
Ilovh south it looked wonderful in the series with the
Hraves: everybody said Jennings jvould come close to win
ning the American League pennant, but when that pennant
i ace begnn the Tigers were left at the post in their first
nine starts. Perhaps they aren't hitting nnd perhaps,
again, the pitching is bum. Anyway, they probably have
made a record, nnd we will call it one until Ernie I.nnui
gan or A I Munro Elias sends us.iin indignant correction
Makes 'Em Heel in Many Reels
BENNY LEOXAKD is working iu a picture out on the
coast and. according to IJill.v (Jibsou. is knocking 'em
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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
ELIMINATION process in the local yf'le' auditorium mnisht Twelve "; In
1 . all rcm in tn, ,! Mini, tnrrft ppeclalB ueln?
lightweight division for the purpose) between Palmer ami l'oUIlvii, Smith mul
I of determining a logical Philadelphia SPr'aeer Mn.l Hullo. kjm.t HouBhert
I opponent for Lew Tendler will be re- .i0j,nn- Dutko, .xiientown middle culit is
sumed iu the star bout at the Audlto-, "yw umlin.' iiimie in l'liiiiv Herb
I Hum A. A. tonight. Johnny Mealy. 0f'l;Nlnt,!r " l'"t"1""g "'" uf'tater
Southwark, will pair off with Sol! .,..., , . , ,
i,v J, e ,. ' , ,i u. Two Trentnn b.intnins, I.iv Anseln ond
, ODonnell. of I airmount. in the first patliy johllKOn r,. to m-t in an elM
, elimlnntioii match. Jack Toland wns n ' round bout. 120 tounds rlnisslde. in that
;,,,,.. r .-r I'lMinl in f'l'irl; 11 till the vie. ' rt under tile liustilees of the '1 rentoll ToHt
I winner over I utuuie t l.irK. anil tut. mi - AmerlcRn i,pbi. (in muv i-j proceeds of
I tor iu tonights contest probably will ihls how will b. iIc.iu.'mI in tin. Amerhun
be matched to take on Harry Samson s , lesion bulldins iu.i
southpaw. Matchmaker Marcus WJl- - .
1;,U l,iu i.i tint mi ii lWbtvveiffht Willie Ilannnu liu men tiMtcheJ to meet
liams plans to put on a n uvwignt Kritnklo Clalli Hl llu .Satlonai , )lib otl
match at his dub before the llnish of mhv .
the present season, with Iendler op
posed to the best of the locnl lll"
poundcrs. Iu addition to the Mcal -O'Dounell
match for the Auditorium
otllei
ib-ad on the screen. Hill took his pen in hand the
day and this is what happened :
"Heun.v. ui.vself and the utile motion picture com
pany have just retuined from Tin Juaua. where the
ighth episode of the serial was completed Jim Coffrolh
iiirned over the entire plant to us and we secured some
wonderful shots. Heun.v rode a horse in a special race
and ically made a remarkable showing against the expert -
need jockeys.
"Jack Johnson is in obi Tin Juana running a booze
imnt and making monej. He iloesu't look in good shape
and isn't very popular.
"Dave Driscoll has offeied me MOO, 0K) fo- llnee fights
in Jersey City this summer He names Georges Papin,
Mike O'Dovvil mid either Joliunj Dundee or Kitchie
Mitchell as the opponents. 1 have been unable to accept
due to our unsettled plans here
"I have received seveial oilers from motion picture
magnates of note for a live-reeler for Leonard, but just
as soon as this serial is over he is anious to stUi i lighting
so nothing will be done "
' pir,0) f 1'i;, ly
Charley ll'Nell nnd Vounit .Nell, ef Allen
town, will bo I'rituil'iils in the str mraii
at the Cambria ne t I'rlday nlsht Other
boute: l'at O Malic) - Johnnv Uemueev,
tack Mortis mi l'lil'.ad'lnhlii Joe Welllne.
Willie Mannliis ie fuimhev Uurhii uiiU
nli .1 v - Hobby Allen
i.ntnms this eveiiimr. Matchmaker .Mar
cus lias put together live bantam bouts, youhk Jack n
as follows: rommy iiormau vs unn. i
Kid Stewart, Young Harnej Keilly vs. i Hank MrOoirin Naa leii sinned b Jack
I - lln.ll... Ilitlilllt llllSSIMl S I1UI1IOII 111 IllL'l U llll lil l UIIU HIT II HUU, I, I
I Wing Joe Lradlev. intllan uussui .s. u (( J)4H(i .,,.,, Tommv I.aturilon. All
' Itav Heltuout. Harry Hienner . lorn i uutilon lu.s 10 do now In order w eilneli
' vi...-'.., i, ,n, ,1 Mil.,, llnsson v. Joe, tin, lontent Is tret th little Welsliman 8
iktiiv.
sltrnatuie to a eontrni i
Jeppe, British Hurdler,
Trains on Cigarettes
Athletes training on Franklin
Field for the relays were surprised
yesterday afternoon to sCo Jeppe,
Hrltish hurdling champion, emergj;
from the dressing room puffing a cig
arette and inhaling it with the utter
abandon of an after-dinner smoker.
When ask'ed if smoking impaired his
wind, Jeppe replied that so far as
lie knew it never bothered him.
Matter of fact, he added, he bud
alvvn.vs smoked cigarettes when iu
training. Uoth Jackson and AI
Shrubb were present while Jeppe
was enjoying the weed.
spellbinders Imngino strnngo things.
an Oxford-Cambridge track team trav
els .'1000 miles to help show that in nil
mutters of sportsmanship and clean,
linrd competition the Stars and Stripes
with the Union Jack nro still Hying
high. And just at present sportsman
ship seems to be tho Inst solid founda
tion left to a reeling world.
The I'rimo Minister of Swat
pMUUHED through u span of years,
- Old Man Cactus f'ravath Is so far
ahead of all other sluggers there is no
one else as good as fourth.
Iluth has had one great year, and so-
at times finve Kcluilte, Halter nnd others.
Hut wiiere no one else hns reached
Lthe century mnrk in home runs. Crnvath
lias pmiuicri along -to the vicinity ot im
of these circuit affairs, a long slugger
still slugging along through the twilight
of his career.
Crnvnth has turned in 110 home runs
up to this senson, nnd he lost no great
amount of time adding to his long list.
Ho Is the only one left who hns turned
In more than TOO extra bases, nnd in a
great part of this time has not been a
regular.
Kuch year in the way ot extra bases
he has averaged ten more than Ty
Cobb. Hi1' isn't fleet of foot nor cyclonic
around the tow-path, but he can hit the
bnlly ball so far that walltlng U good
enough to take him where he wants
to yo.
Considerable institution, Mr. Crn
vnth. Considerable plus.
It's a tiny Llfo
MONSIEUR CARPKNTIKR'S pro
gram seems to be (1) the movies;
(li) vaudeville: (3) the circus.
Having exhausted all financial possi
bilities in these three directions, no fur
ther mention is made of any impending
activities concerned with the uppcrcut
nnd the jab.
The race between Cnrpentier and
Dempsey seems to be a matter as to
which can partake of the greatest num-
Lafayette Sprinter Has Flu
i:nston. April 27 The hope which l.n
fayette t'ollese had of wlnniui; the ftprint
medley relay championship this Krldto nt
Hit l'enn relay carnival were Ret back creat
le vaterday when Coarh Harold A. Hruco
announced that Karl Nunkel, the .Middle
States intercolletrote 2.'0-jard ohimplon,
would he unable to run Kunkel had an at
tmk of the "llu" laxr weik. and he utill
Is too weak to compete I'lnil tiynuts tor
siunin.v llitliu aiound town lam nwhi
nitli hi blond lioiline and eore n a ihii 1.
i Hh etopp-d uff hen- on his wav to New oii
1 rr,T ,n!Mnibils o. uhere Joe YVclunc .111.1
lohnnv tlnnilee boxed last week "VWIllne
biivii Dundee a terrlrtc lambastlnc or ome
thlnB like that, said Sam and eluraeil ellp-
lidille .lone. Port Hi, bniond HslitvvelRht tie snrint medlev and one mile tennis will
hns tesuined tr.ilniiu; and he is prepapd be held tomorrow
to start ug.iln aflir lluhtwelclit nui i " '
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V. Ml TMnLiilMlnhi j InTr
Saninu Decker,
win ne one oi me prir.i ipuis in einsiiiK i"' -ntmlial
dance nf the Orliflnul Jolly Ja37 Z
Dinua from Columbus papers to the ctfi t Country Club at Coil's Drawing Uooms s
I that th Chlraioan was a winner over me tonight ( ;
I Scotch Wop. , "
..... ', , i" i ii ..... , ''k JIiDermott. Iieart uaher at the Na-'
I Three Philadelphia holers will appear on tonal f.uh nnrt can,,!,.,, Stwrlmen's Club
Mhe same proeram at ltiHdini: tonlKht. vi lie ohal),,. wl nct ,n , Bam(1 raD.,cttv
Allen tormeriv oi uaiumoir. nm ":. ii at tho Ice Talace when boxlnc Is elarieii
m. ,V.adm W i leMe JJS I Probalily will act In the name
of Baltimore Kid Volt and 1, 10 j PdiaC8 ,hon boxlnc it
meet h O Hussell. Ilattlln, , on Jay ,u jtcDermott also
1hf.ru nn Mhv 111. Mi Dermott also Is neco-
tlatlne for R similar dob with Ieon Rains
nnd Phil Glassman. open-air promoters ,
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Co.
... t-i.. ..in
o.-ir..u nrl tnhnn I)nwn respet lively.
The star bout of tn round" will be be
tiVeen .lo ODonnell and Tatei Johnon.
lllll Waltz v" Bobbv Hums vvlll be another
conten .tor Ijivlciie, 122-1. .'i pounds, ami ttubo S
Hoffman 11." pounds, ore a pair of battlers I S
l)r M". J. t'roiker, of the Uwvermy of . ,mder th inanaRement of M. Happaport I
Pennsylvania, will met Tom Cow ell. of who perinite Ills Intimate friends to rail Mm I
West Philadelphia Illzh School. In thi Jlasnoy " Massey wants to match Lavlcne
1 henwwelBlit bout of Major A. I urexi ,V(t, Hobby Mel.eort Hoffman la a proml'lnc
I ruddles amateur tourney heirt under th- ' little fellow hnvlne had three consecutive I S
laupls of Philadelphia Jack D linen at Ai knockouts to his iredlt I S
Cornell looms up
! large for rela ys
PENN CREW S
TARTS
Ithacans Have Fast Entries
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in ill Events for Meet at
Franklin field
and Saturday
Friday i
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PICKINl! a winner for the I'cnnsvl
vania relavs ni I'ranklin Kield FrI
!fiay uinl Sntiirdnv is jdst as cusy s
jdeciding detinitelv wliirli oue of the
Allies won the war: that is if thev won
it. Virtually all of the colleges repri-
3' tenrd in the relays are picking them
elves and many of ilum have good
grounds for their victorious argu
ments. Not the leust confident of these
Ir Jack Monklev's Cornell team.
'4 Cornell is toming to the historic West
"Philadelphia Hthletic luittling ground
jvith twetitv -six athletes And thev ni'.
Veal at hides, at thai Mo.tklev liinis.'lf
liasuM beeu lirugguig. he s been work
ing. So have his track men They
're right mi edge to put up a battle
jnot iu a f- evenis us Inlheito but ul.
sjf them
renl( Precedent
i Thin will lie the rust war mat "i
Jell has nterei mure T tin ii one tel.n
Vm Hut this tiiiu" the.v are toming
"flown fiom Ithncii loaded for hear and
J ho othei boasts of tiie field and trai U
"here is imr ,i relav nr other event in
Ttnun tne mg tieii inmin win nor stari
vith seemingly ns good an entry as
,(he next one iiesides the mx relay! ""
enms and individual entries, Cornell ' shiiul'i hm
VIII have a i rack quartet of freshmen i bjui, lur Ii
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FINALWEEK'SWORK
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I'lie man ubo is putting the ( oruell
tr.iih
le.tui in cotulitiiiii lor the
l'enn rel.t.vs
greut inreei .iliead of
Turner Returns, but Is Given'
No Position in Either
Boat
l'enn s varsitr i rew took to the vrater
yesterday afternoon in its final week
. , -- "s .-..... mr lilt, ii,, u i, ii 111' r
.inn iiiuiiirii aim rrmceion. wiucn is
scheduled for next Satin day on the
Chailes livei, at Iloston.
t'oaih Wright shifted J,,. tle, nf
print ne fnmi the lower Siliuj lkill
liver In the old i nurse above the ilam
wheie the l'enn crews were wont to
lniisli iheir wav piior lo -the Yale race
.s.n. e the meeting with I'll the l'enn
nisirv eight lllis been Mlheeted lo some
drastie changes Ug Mill 'fi.rner lunl
f" d'-part fur his home fin n asuns un
1 now n. uud his al) n in. es-itated the
in-tulhition of Menim.v m sear No. ,"i
M''i;iroy rowed a stiong mir on the
i inmr vaisitv liefore. Turner showed
.ii .vesierdny for the first time since
his disappearance, and cuntiary to ex
!"! rations neither assumed his' seat in
'he varsity nor chased le, O'Oormnn
"it of tho same seat m the ninioi
i usitv It is thoughi that Turnei
'iihv be lost to the l'enn Imnt. as u
"iihl break ii tin: pioscut comlunntion
i" uet linn lmi k into eitlier bout at this
i mil The n. en lowed as follow:
The m.is 'r..k. 'n 7 KlUon N .
11 in Kin .. JUIill.il No I CuiKlnrl I
.N" 2 i 'am nn lie 'r .1 ii
f iiuhlnatlun ir.rs '
eiKht that ii.rnc-t-d I
Men Ordering these New
Spring Suitings at a
Mighty Fast Clip!
$50
RACES!
TO DAY I
AT
HAVRE DE GRACE I
SEVEN RACES DAILY
Special Pennsylvania Railroad
, E Train leavei Broad St. Station
I E 12:34 P.M., West Philadelphia
" 12:38 P.M. Direct to Course. E
E Admission Grandstand and E
E Paddock, $1.65, including Gov- E
ernment Tax.
E FIRST RACE AT 2:30 P.M.
niiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiuui.-i
her of enterprises outside 0f ,i1A ,
and well nway from the resin. ""
ny not cieun up wh e tlm .i- i
is good? Very well, let It go 'nt'tfr
Modern Fablo
QNCB upon a time there was n b,7,rr
Y bloke who wanted regulnr , ' (
(hriy, hevva8vvllIlng,o,,,IMlMor.;
And while esteeming (!, fra ,
odor of kale ho waa also dernlv V, "
ested In his job. In tl.V nW-Sfc ,
more money he wns even wlllC
work longer hours. "s '"
He outlined this Idea to nineter-,, m '
ployers and they all dropped dead
Moral: Break the shock stuff gf'atlj
rhUK Red Sor, within n hri-f
J- of time, have sold Spenker llmv.
Leonard Shore Lewis and one'o" '1
more. Prom the way thev slnr(.,!, '1
sigus seem to be Hint if thev conM i
unll nl.i,t l,..n ll 11.- " ,0,ll(l OUT
be a nine" "" '" Innnt wJ.
TTARDOX, llraid nnd Taylor arc out
V to show that n chnmpinn isn't v..
yond clmmnonsh n llmiu i .. l Sf:
the time he is fifty Norman llron c's , ?,
pects to be just getting god "
TN TUB day of the Willnrd-Dcmp,,,
-1- fight a number of keen critics nli "
serveu uini me ox can Pver heat th.
tiger. And now Strangler Lewis ii.
found that no man can throw n nV,l
in a wrestling match. ' w
mllK only regret a niuuher of Ioxcn
Tt7ni l,nv? is.,liat lllr.v liaveonli
one life the.v can give to the ciroi.
COULD Steelier throw Coteli' CouH
Dempsey have hetiten ritzvimmen,
wncn ritsi wns at lifs best? Can -1
iiintiiiii nun a niiicii unci; nventv vfnt.
nnd still keep the right time? ' '
(Copyright, 1020 Ml rtohti resrntd
pmmmmmitMMiMma&mMUk
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One Fellow Said
"l saw exactly the same kind of a
Spring Suit
as you are selling for
$42-75
Marked $85.00 in a
ready-to-wear store"
And he told the truth. Come in and sec the most beautiful
blue with green stripes, browns with green and red xtriprt,
green with blue and red stripes, gray with blue and green
stripes, in fine unfinished worsteds and blue serges the finest
in Philadelphia at a
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1224 Market
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ll i.i little woucfci. A hundred
distinctly different patterns worth,
according to usual Chestnut Street
standards, $65 to $75.
Thing a man does after he orders
one is to go tell his friends about his
fortunate "buy."
Have you ordered yours yet?
WILLIAM H. WANAMAKER
Tailoring Shop
1217-19 Chestnut St.
N i 11 f-w in
low. Am,
mnoother th.in
Thu
tie.
lor the one-mile relav. who are Miro caiue from li rcerhbuiff Acadiinv. His
io set Hi" sparks Hying on the under blond lumping ability wa. discovered1
ival. bj accident cue duv when MoaUley wn
!; The foin men upon w hum Cornell i dying hi athletes our at all of tie
depending in tin big two mile relaj arc events iu ilmt m chmhii Millet jiunpul
Captnin K A Muver. !''. L. .Miranis better ilmn ivventv lor in ruhhei hoe
fr. l Mi l lermoti anil 11 Mimton Aiier nun lie v a kiimi cinu. -
r i- the pi cent tnteriollegiate -till l',,.- ,i. il ,,,:,. ,,, r . .
,s;il Mini champion Stanton i, a j;,,,,,,, ,( D Ki,Mu botli ul wi. .n, an
jievv man hm lie won tiie half mile iu latllni'g 1 men
the Cornell Mulligan meet and in. i . ."; ,. .. , . , , ...
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weie at the tlnrt it hiiul in pick t'.e
vv nun i, liiii Cornell seems to hare a
good u i bum i nil any other team
onlv a sophomore. He ""Mlnut Vulf Th. junior armi ,n r ,t niiij
ilnyer
Snd .v
Hentally Nkimmed over ihut iliiaine
adt winter on an inilimr iriiik in 1 ."!
llnth Have Srored
I AlcDermott and Auiam- have I ot.i
Scored points m all of the big mile
ilnte events in which thev have taken
n.h 'I
CARPENTIER AT 0LYMPIA
Georges
I hey were also on the Cur nil
ti'arp that von the four mil" .el.iv mst
jrrnr in Is, ininiito, II I ,"i vi ouiK
With lln'e teciiids behind ll,i,
Snd uispiriil bv the speediest hunch .if
teams tbni hit took pint in a two mile
felllV t nrnell Is Mile io 1 1 i In i e nr
thereabouts ' ul the linisb
fin Smith ami Watt. Cornell has two noting i
cicat hurdlers The lonner hiudeil first "Ijmpia
place nnd the latter second iu the in-1 nled to Ii
tercollegiates liiht year, the iuaiter
ifilln hurdles linulB will be run off on
Friday, nml It would not be a nurpriso
If ono of these men not only won the
event but smashed the record.
1 Cornell is also strong in tho jumps.
J. A. Ilniusay. who tied for fourth place
til the 10111 mlercollcgiutes, is getting
lriuch better form this spring than cvei
Ifefore nml bus lepentedlv ileared ilu
(far at 0 feet I "in ll.
F II. . Miller Ian week did a practice
, j . ,i.k r-. ill i i.-..
ronn liiiuii oi iet:L x i i iiicnca
(Uler I a natural broad jumper, and
to Appear In Exhibition
Here on May 5
liimjes Cm lender. l'iiroi,ui inavv
weight iiaiiiiinii. 1 i' in ii war hein. iihl
of the lll'ili'il ,il lilies nml Miiidndel toi
.Ini K III ni"s' v title, will iiipeiir in a
boxing exhibit in n in this i nv at the
A. .. on -Mar ,i lie is sened
box wilh Ins Hiiarriug partner in
the wind-up of u special show.
The Trench war hero is. now making
hlH ilrtt tour of the United States and he
phniH to visit all of tho leading boxing
renters in this country.
.nilJelM airalnt Harvard nml lrln,a,..
I jt In fast ruunJ.nK Into rorm f. r tl. h-b
i-v -ace Thu llni-uo In is (,. Iohsh st-c
Irnk N'o 7 r,uimhr N, i 11 iwi ,
T. 'i)urmn N, 4 Nun .1 No 1 I.i,,.r
v J l'l l ai In Iieil- , .
if t. ,, r . ., , ,., , , ;'
wal Viiiinii 1 f 1 -
mmmM
on. Evg Miy 3d, 192
Ray O'Malley v. Jimmy Glacken
Marty Kane vi. victor Richie
Johnny Reiiler vi. Eddie Harvey
Jimmy Tirrney vi.Fronkie Jerome
.mi. ll. o. .mi:
Burman vs. O'Donnell'
rtl un milf, rtKiihir prlir llliiifh.tiii
lintel I Jlh unci Murkft trrfi
SPECIAL
Wednesday, May 5th
GEORGES
CARPENTIER
Champion of Europe Idol of Franc
With a Great Boxing Show
TirilKTH ON SAI.K Mill'
lllnidiiun Hotel . 11th unit Mnrkrt
Syf' BASEBALL ?rrds,
Dedication of New Athletic Field
U. S. Marines vs. Marhall E. Smith & Bro.
Major Kiddle Tournament
Vmili-ht. April 'r.lh
l. Willi I luilllorliiiii. 1,1th & rbriktmil
V ii i I Unsli !"..tl sanrti r-i
F,i i I' i r h mi . r U in ion
Mi r M Isnin Iinv Doutflicrty
Wo.nui Pracun Mnilth v Hprlnser
Ur&rijp I'otnllvo v Mel'ulmtr
iiuiiuwn v. waaiini
lllzlav
ilenuburr v, McKa n
Auditorium A. A., 6th & Brown
I'i.fmI.ii Kvt . Inrll Mill
I.I.IMIMTIOS f.ir.MTM f Kll I (ONHCST
,1 (lllirr IliinliunurlKlit lloula
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i C fact, that ho has leapeil hotter than Keiiy y. MfM"? ll0i'"jv. ;
A-enii-flhr ft, waken hlra one. of I ?JSiyru,t- iSMffHjSJSH
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Cambria A. C. ,Il,u.r' LI"":' M"
rHACKKRJAfa MOUTH
45ViatKONK.AlWMi-up
SUNDAY, MAY 2d
Cramp's Professionals vs.Marshall E.Smith&Bro.
Baseball Uniforms
Team Lot Only
Regular Team Price 15.00 reduced to 11.50
Regular Team Price 12.50 reduced to 9.50
Fielders' Gloves, Bats, Balls
TY COBB Fielders' Glove 9.00 reduced to 6.00
No. 65 Horehide Glove 6.00 reduced to 3.50
No. 251 Tan Leather Glove 3.00 reduced to 2.00
Bat Professional Models 2.00 reduced to 1.50
Balls Official 2.50 reduced to 1.75
Base Ball Shoes
Professional model 10.00 reduced to 8.50
Sprinter model 8.00 reduced to 6.50
Regulation model 6.00 reduced to 4.50
Marshall E. Smith & Bro.
25 and 27 South EixMh, Stre;
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