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NOUSTRIAL LEAGUE
ADOPTS SCHEDULE
Will Open Season Tomorrow
Afternoon With Ten Clubs
in the Circuit
With thf dtronicwt circuit in It his
tory, thf Manufacturer' nrhall
League in ronrly In officially innuEiirnte
the 1020 Industrial lBMnll wenon to
morrow afternoon with npproiiintp
reremonie. The achedule for the Ma
ion officially adopter! at the finnl meet
ItiK held at the Hotel Walton laM even
luB, at which time all the ten club
( furnlnhrd President HrumBcId vutli the
list of men eligible to participate In
the opcnliiR ronteMa.
The schedule, hs adopted. onlW for
twenty same, hut they have been
atretclied out over a longer period than
usual. Ordinarily the working men"
organization does not schedule holiday
games, but this year tlie.t went n step
farther As both Decoration and the
Fourth of July will be celebrated on
Monday, it wan decided to schedule no
contests the Saturday preceding the
holldaj, as most of the players have
p'lnnncd trips from Friday till Mon
day The Manufacturer' League is com
posed of ten teams. For a while yes
terday it appeared as if the oldest and
. only charter member, the 11 I'
"-Wheeler club would be lost. The had
reported their withdrawal due In m
ubilitv to secure grounds: rreuictcnt
' Brumfield Immediately Rot mis:
...... .i h Ontral High
field. I
' Mr Wheeler, on learning that grounds
had been secured, assured the league
' that the Arm would onunue ua mora
i bership The achedule
for the Keason
( follows:
1 'May 1
ui Kilborn t WhIw Br-
:rV. V?.ii ilrrr.lt u a 1 t General
XlVctrla Nil" Crane 8outhrl
Lewie
0nrr ElVetrlc t NUM. Houtlnvark at
HMTtt .. . .iifcM,- . rUnnl Elr.
Civ Ol : at WhVSlVr Nil.. t VawJ
rerft I-iirt. t Soutliwrk nement at
trie.
Aircraft
Darren.
22 -PouthwarX at Hl
Kllourn
WhMler'at NHe Naval Aircraft at B'OJfn'
A;5VT?lV:trlo at Barrett. Lewi, at U a I
r Jat aV Southwark. Dement at General
! Iltrlc Barrett at Wheeler. NUea at .Lewis
' Ji 12 Barrett at lials Kllburn. '
R-hwItr at BemeJuT U CI L at NIU Lswli t
j at Naval Aircraft 8outhw.rU at General
E'jlC 10 Hale A Kllburn at V O I
Si KavS Aircraft at 'Wheeler. Nile, at Bar
?eu Oeneril Electric at twl. B-ment at ,
' 8jinet-ltaU Kllburn at I SoJ.
nari Tat Whteler Gsneral Elotrle at Nam
Arefl Barritt B, u O I Dement a'
J.'iiJ ?clS?ll..t H.le 4 Kllburn Wheeler
at General Electric. Naal Aircraft at South-
lkl. at Barrett. U G I at B-m-m
July 17 "Wheeler ot Hale K'lb"
, NoVal Aircraft at Barrett. Of""1' ",r''
i at U G I Southwarlf at Mlep Hem-nt nt
? Jtfly 24 Hale Kllburn at .Ttamsnt Iw e
k at Wheelar U O 1 at Naal AJrrraf
1 Nilea at ijereral Electric Barrett at Couth
W"ulv 31 General Klectrie at Hale Kll
hum. Wheler at V G I Val Aircraft a
Nltee. South ark a-t J T 11. Barrett ut
Auu 7 Hale Kllburn at outhrk
Nllea at Wheeler Bement at Naval Alrrraft
, Barrett at G-neral Klertrlc L O I t
'Aulruet 14 Naval Alr'raft at Hale 4 Kll
burn Wheeler at Barrett Southwark at I
O I, General Kltctrlc at Bement. I.wi r
i NIAutTitt 21 Hale Kllbura at Barren
Bement at Wheeler Naval Aircraft at Ui
Nllee at U O 1 General Ele-trtr at n i-h
W"uuit 28 V Q I at Hale A Kllburn
1( Wheeler at Naval Aircraft. Barrett at Nllee
, 1itI at General Electric. Nllee at Bemnt
i September 4 No same.
H September 11 Lrfrwla at Hale Kllburn
Wheeler at Southwark. Naal Aircraft at .
General Electric V O 1 at Barret- Nllea
September 18 Hale Kllburn at NIIe
General Electric at Wheeler Southwark t
Vnl Aircraft Hirrett at lle Bement
at V G I
Walters Beata Farmer
FrankU Farmer -aa declsle,T defeated n
be wind-up at the Germantown A A lat
nlitht before a rood houae Charlie Walter,
turned the trick and had Farmer who
faxorlle tactic are borlnc In in trouble n
erl ocrlon He knocked rnrruer down
In he fifth hut the Imi-r rerntereri n1
le ed
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and you follow he style in
Collars
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Maktrt if Arrow Shirti and Githam Underwear
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WANTS A. A. U. EVENTS
MORE LIKE OLYMPICS
Rubion Advises Change to 5000
and 10,000-Meter Run and
3000-Meter Walk
New York. April Sf. Frederick W
Itublen, secretary of the Americnn
OlymplcieominlHcc, In a letter yesterday
to members of the championship com
mittee of the A. A I . recommended
the elimination of three standard event
from the national senior and junior A.
A l' track and field championships at
Soldiers Field. Cambridge, Mass.. on
Julr 10 and 17. and the substitution in
their nlncc of three new events. The
' purpose of the proposed move, according
.Mr Kunien. is 10 mane me cnam
pionships, which will also he the final
tiack trvouts for the American Olym
1 Ic team, conform more closel to the
conditions that will obtain at Ant
werp The event that he recommends for
elimination are the five-mile run. the
one-mile walk and the '.'20-yard low
hurdle race In their place he would
substitute the fiOOO meter ruu. the 10,-000-meter
run. and the 3000-meter
walk In all other respects the pro
gram will be similar to thnt which will
be conducted in the Olympics. The
championship in the three events to bo
dropped will piobnbh be settled after
the Olympiad.
The Olympic committee is alo plan
ning to conduct n pentathlon champion -Fhip,
which will be designated as nn of
ficial Ohmpic trjoiit The scene of the
event will probablv be near Chicago,
nnd the date will be selected later.
Cross-country trials are not contem
plated. Mr Rubien said.
The commit tee also requested that the
national steeplechase and decathlon
hnmpionhis and the 10.000 meter
walk be considered the final tryouts for
Olympic contestants in these events.
The ofbeial tryout for these will take
place at n Held near .ew lorn acorn
Julv 10 or 11. according to Mr. Itu
bien's present plans. The national
steeplechase championship will be held
under the auspices of fhe Now York
A C . which has already been awarded
the cxent.
McConnell Syracuse Manager
Kjncue. N. Y.. Aorll 30 Ambrtw Me
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IN S1W DEBATE
President of W. C. A. at Amer
ican Rules Committee Session
Today in New York
By SANDY MrMItLlCK
lUr flTHII'lll MVIl ip-.u,.nv-.. ......
IS TERN GOLFERS
probably be the most interested of any ,,."
of the delegates from all sections of the'VOTES OPPOSE HONOR CODE
country In the stymie question today
at the nhaplng of the "golf rules polio" j Proposad System at University Falls
for the American committee which Is to
go broad. The meeting takes place this
afternoon In New York
Wilbur H Urooks. president of the
W. G. A , will be present, and as that
association is against the stymie, a
considerable, discussion will doubtless
take place on this muted point. In tlio
ame way, the Professional Golfers'
Association seems the most Interested In
the "standard ball" question, nnd these
two important bodies will very likely
lead the debates on these two, of the
many, questions to b brought up,
Kobert W. Lesley and Francis It.
Warner, officials of the Golf Associa
tion of Philadelphia, are in New York
todav for the meeting
Wilbur H. Brooks, of Cleveland,
president of the Western Golf Asso
ciation, and .lames K. Nugent. Kansas
City, president of the Transmtasisslppl
Golf Association, will make the rec
ommendntions on behalf of western
golfers at the New York gathering.
Following are the recommendations:
That the stymie be abolished.
That the penalty for a lost ball be
made the same as for a ball out of
bounds.
That the honor is a privilege and it
should be optional with the side thnt
vina n hole who plays first at the nest
teeing ground.
Thnt the concession of putts tie pro
hibited. That a ball to be out of bounds must
be wholly beyond the bounds of the
course.
That the general rules should in
cludn n provision for lifting it ball
plaved onto a wrong green.
That the rules be changed so that
when a player wishes his ball lifted for
pirposefl of identification the opponent
never caries
Manufacturers
Philadelphia
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itttalf: ott request, lift? thWIiall anil1 tllon
erttmilljr replace- It.
TBaT practice strokes' be clearly In
dicated. A rewording of the rules also will be
recommended nnd n nrntect will ho
mndo airainst Ihp Mtiimlnnllzfltlnn of cnlf
bolls.
All rtfTii-rrq nf fhn W(.rn flnlf
AHSodatroti arc stroiittl.v ncnlnst the
standardisation of golf bnllst" Jfrnfta
W. Hfmrlnw. asslstnut anrrrtnrv of the
Western AavirlnHnn. nml nnthorltv nn
golf rules, aald, "They bellevo It would
harm the game, particularly In view of
the act that the austalnliiK golfers
!rc men of middle age, who, on account
of different degrees of phyHlcal strength,
I should be allowed to preserve the Indl
will vlduallry of choice In bnlls."
Short of Needed Majority
Despite the fact thnt voting on the
all-university honor endo was con
tinued all tiny ycstertlnj In tho college
department of the t'uivcrslty of Penn
sylvania In an effort, to eet the neces
sary two-thirds majority, the finnl vote
ns far short of the required number.
Instead of gaining votes, the code
lost the small majority of favorable
votes obtained on Wedncsdny. The
final count showed 1.r0 ballots mat
against the adoption of the code nnd VJS)
In favor of it. The bnllot which wns
taken on th amendment prohibiting
freshmen froAi coming under the codo
until Hoy-Day of the first yenr nlso
was lost by n wide margin.
The fight between the advocates and
opponents of the code has been spirited.
Originally the plan wna to be voted on
in a mass-meeting called on Wednes
day. Opponents of the code said that
meant nn attempt to railroad It through.
Bnlloting then continued all Wednesday
afternoon. The committee in charge
determined to keep the ballot botes
open another day wrlth the result thnt
instead nf gnlning ground the code waa
badly defeated.
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Spring Suits
Made To Order
With An Extra
Pair of Trousers
$39-75
Regvdar Values $60 and $65
$45 and $50
Regular $70 and $75 Values
Hare'i m wonderful ale which can only continue ahort time
became we ere limited to the stock now on hand. There's a splen
did variety of all-wool patterns from which to select, including sun
proof blue serge. See for yourself you'll be convinced that
these are the greatest values in town.
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104 SOUTH 8TH STREET
riTsTsiTsT Open Monday and Saturday Evenings i..n.,,-n
!
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Special Low Shoe Prices
Approved By Fair Price Commission
Genuine
$10
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Top Grade
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BOWIllNfS RESlttSf
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KFJYOTONIT Ct.OIV8BC.TtVM It
Holled on Keystontr Alleys Ann! 5
ACT1VKS JMC1DH
Knatm.. 102 HIS 1a nosers.. 20 1ST 1RJ
Milan)... isn 171 1T0 TarbucK. 310 jan JJJ
How en.. 177 180 ... T)lnre., IflO 178 171
Jones". . Iill IP1 13 IXHHmn'r 1KH mi! title
Hollo,. US 1B1 Fulton a. Jao 1 jno
ri-ftwrrr. , is un -
Handicap 7 in Totals U21 7BI. 8fll
Totals Ml JJO M ,
MBIJ108K I'tTCAIttN
Trtialc,,.. 1S 17fl lsl ftalt .. K3 1(JT 13
to Wolfo 131 141 tim Mcnill . t7 30" 1J7
H.W'.Jt-. JR1 lfl 11B Davis. . 17.1 IJO'lga
1. Wolffc 301 17.1 IAS Ooll ... HH 173 182
It. Wolta, IM 1R7 11 IlltiMt. . l 200 15
lUmllcau Rli 8f an -
. Totnla 7H1 l HOO
Totals sat WW 87
MAONDMA WTNIJ'HAM COLT.1
frnaalev lfta l.W tin Foitrr . 110 102 20R
McMathLn 134 iss ts CrawfM. IflO . . . .
Warmer 13a in 134 Htaru. . 14U l4t in4
Hrhmllx. 177 233 W Donlay.. I in 177 1KH
Rnrnrla. 14fl 101 14 Htott . 157 140 13R
Hnndk-KTi B'J .12 no Haurk . . l"n .
- Copelaml lot
Totals 78S 047 780 -
Totals nno 8.1S 8M
Indu-trlnl t.ni:iin roll-ofT on 7evMon Al
leys laat nlaht benvtien Budd ManufaetUrlns
Co , lnnr of flret senaoii, and Hlnr Sup
PlV Co . of the eerond- setmon. Hudd Xtanu
facturJn Co, won lh bent three out of rlvo.
stau Httnpr.T
CO
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172
18(1
1011
181
Valon
Hhronk .a,
HuKhea .
lMdowos ,
McCJIann .
nothcrmel
141
IKS
13B
tits
lrro
107
1RI
177
171
140
200 inn
1112
hid
ion
iiu
187
ISO
1RR
ins
840
TotHls 783 801 807 878
IWDb MANl'PACTl'niNO CO
SCulUer l2 17" n 180
Mueller JJW 18B 17J 110
Binder 183 101 157 Hit
Honnehom 113 inrt 103 148
2nt
1R2
173
HIS
inn
887
Anders .......-- 1B4 inn 171 102
Tohlls RtS HI 44 800
nrriA. ELnrnuc co iacub
Tlolled on the Terminal Alleys April 3ft
DI5T. OPFICK UNInitOnOUND
Ixwett . 17R 140 147 Allen... Ill 117 1B2
VlteT . 11 IJt) 1O0 Dean... 124 137 117
Ttobortn. 170 isr Hilt Illlnd .. Ill) 1211 100
ninllnc , l7 20!' 181 Kaufman 134 14a 121
Doush v 143 ltd ISn 1ouna'ry HW 18H 102
Handicap U 12 12
- Totals IIM 717 82
Totals 7B8 800 7111
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Value in Town
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Rich Brown Shade
Newest English Lasts
Compare With $14.00
Oxfords elsewhere
The Big
Shoe Store
MARKET
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Itentca. las ID! HlVrebe... IM lJUilftfl
ID... JOB ... 14BNlnn... 141 1U3 18It
Korb.... lis lUT 120 allajr"r. IBB 12R 14H
Kane... 128 12ft' BR Ford. i.. 1R1 l.l 1tl
floott.... LIT 101 14ITi:alaltl, IB-16.1 IM
IllanilloVo af iit ftf Total 7(10 832 817
Tot all. 714 7.10 701
OPKItATTNa HTATIOM- H
liarnard. 10S 1112 14fl Kerns... 14ail0 1.17
Krnuee.. . li:t' l.in 11)4 Gorman, tin 13 127
shimaav iih im t4R nitad. . 11:1 v mo
McCleary 1.1H 1H, 1BH Htrnlnl,, Iftir 1IW 2111
Mayenij 1H7 lt lfm Shaw . 104 171 1W1
Hnndleap as 4H 40 rrt
Totals W OHtl 770
T Italia 710 7811 HIS
Ftatlsttcal va. Coat Dhiklon tioattmnod.
Woman Seeks Vindication
Illrhmontli Vi., April .'IO.-Ak. nn
nftcrmnth of nn allegrd plot in which
Mm. Union Itel.l Mnralinll. nf Itlrli
niotid, wna nllescii to hnve Rent loioneil I M
MnufflllnMM .I.M......I. f I. g Innlll. n l.n
a UUil lllilin iiiifii..a am- ...... in m in-a
tlntiRhter-ln-Uw, which cnae wn
thrown one or tun unttpti Htnten wih
trlct Court, mcmorandtim of milt fnr
S.0,000 dnmngei linn been tiled in the
I.nw and Eniiity. Court li.v Mr. Mar
hhnll ngftlnnt tho jouncer Mrs. Mnraluill
nntl airs, iintnie u. j-titrwnoii. moiiier
of Mm. Marshall, Jr.
Wills Probated Today
Wills nrobnted tndny wern as f"l
lowt: Ellznbi'th P. Foster, tiled in the
Woman's Homeopathic HoHpltnl. $."0(10 ;
Harper E. Walker, file Wlcgand street,
Smtar,: Charles II. Hummer, -las Ucl
grade street. !f.l0;300t Inventories tiled
included: Sarah Myers. $t.'l.l30.ni. K.
Cooper Shaploy. ?24.721. 07: IUcliard
I. Bennett. Snt.070.tlT; .Tamps 11
Kelllv. $01,775.07; Thomas O. l'elrce,
$ir.,22n.70.
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