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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PmTADftLPHIA; TUESDAY, XlJAltY 25, 1921-
ITS BETTER TO GIVE THAN RECEIVE SEEMS TO BE THE VIEW OF OUR BEST MEN IN THE RING
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THE LIFE OP A MAN BY THE NAME OF HARDING
WILD BILL SNARES FRANK BRUGGY,
WIDELY KNOWN AS A CAGE STAR,
TO BACKSTOP FOR THE PHILLIES
By IIOBKHT W. MAXWELL
fiporta Kdltor Krrnlnr I'ubllc I.riltrr
BUSINESS Is picklnc up in the office of tlio Phils thcao
dayii. Last Saturday tlic local club picket up a
pitcher and an outfielder and today a catcher was picked
up. An Bill Donovan aptly put it. '"Wo nro picking
while the picking I good."
A new catcher has t-tepped into our midst. Ills nnm"
A Frank llrugcy and last year he did great vork for the
Buffalo dub hi the International League. Donovan piped
hlru off and said he wan the bent receiver on the circuit.
He 1 a cniart athlete, knows how to handle pitchers and
will he a Rr'Kt help to the team.
Walter Trace'sor was napped to Buffalo for the neu
phenom ir. an even-Stephen transaction. No money
changed hands.
Funn how things will work out In bn"bnll. Three
yearn aeo Brtiggy was a member of the Boston Hrtive.
Bo vcai Trnjtessor. Stallinei had other catchers and do
elded to make a cut. For a Ions time In- didn't know
whether to keep Hrugpr or Trnge.jor and finally let the
former ro Now, three yenrs later, Tragrs-or is sent to
the minors in exchange for the man he beat out for a job
In the fast set.
Druggy is well known here, but not in a bneball
player. Ho is a basketball star and will play tonight
with the Ormnntmvn club against the Camden phnrnpioua
it Auditorium Hall. Phew street und Cbclten avenue. Our
new catcher mud" hi first appearance, in the Eastern
League us u member iif )r Neri idx ears ago. After
tuftt he was in Scranton, where he managed the team.
Last year he won the first -half title, but lost to Nantieoke
in the pla.uiff.
Brtiggj in one of the In nviet men in the game. He is
more thau six feet in height and weighs -'-'." pounds. Last
year he plnjed n few game for Frank I'oth and was the
itnsatlon of the league. Ills remarkable fpeeil helped a
ot and this, with his bulk, made it difficult for the op
posing guard to do much with him. Bruggy is a forward.
"I watched Frank closely lust jenr." Miid Donovan,
"and made up mv mind to get him if possible, if 1 hud
Charge of a big leuguc ball club. I started negotiations
oon after mv appointment ns manager f the Phillies nnd
closed the dcai a couple of das ago, P.ruggy is a smooth
ball player; b tliut I mean he is a finished product, lie
hits well, having an average of .".'ill last jcar. He ulno
tole fifteen baes. Unless I miss my guess, he will muke
a big hit here next year."
niLL alto announced the purchase of a p'ttchrr
O nnmrd Vvrgan from the Utrmiiiohan club. lr
tea) xciib .Yrtrporf .Yctr last year, irhcrc If icon
intern and lost ten games.
IIoiv Garry Got Ri.xey
RESIDENT ISAKKIt kicked in with a story about the
, trade which brought Itmg and Neale here in exchange
for Bixey Ho said that mental telepathy or some other
occult stuff tigund prominently in the ileal
"We had been annoyed all winter," said Mr Baker,
"by clubs d'sirlng Kiej. St. I.ouis. Chicago and ("In
cinnati wr anxious to get the liig loft bander and New
Tork and Pittsburgh nN put in bids. Wn wanted soni"
players In exchange nml were nflerej all of the spavined,
broken down athletes the hud
"Before buying for Chicago to at'end the joint meet
ing. DonoMiu and I at down and licured out what we
panted from Cincinnati iu exchange for Kiiey.
" 'fiive me the names of two players (iarry Herr
mann will not trade,' I told Doiioan. 'Then wo will
not be bothered by him anj more '
"I did not talk with Herrmann until the last day. He
made a proposition and I turned it down. I bad the
names of the two players King and Neale in my Inide
coat pocket and hud on mj mcreout. I don't know how
It happened, but Herrmann mut huve looked through
both coats nnd read the writing, for lie ald :
" 'This is mj final proposition. I will give you Ulng
and NValu for Uixey.'
"That almost knocked me off my feet, but I managed
to tell him I would consider the trade and would tnlk It
over with Mr. Douovun.
"(lurry must huc reud my mind on that trade.''
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Shctts an Explorer
ILL SHETTSLINE ulso had a few words to say.
The genial buslnesH mnnnger hai been discovering
tome new towns in the South and arranged several games
down there. Ho will visit such well-known cities ns
Orangeburg, Florence nnd Darlington, all In South Car
olina, aud play the Rochester club.
After that will come the crucial series with the Ath
letics. Four battles will be fought on alien boII nnd the
fifth Is to be staged In Shibe Park. Everjbody Is Inter
ested in this series nnd the natives below the Mason nnd
Dixon line cannot wait until the games brgln.
The Phils will remain three weeks in (Sainesvillc, Fla.,
and play some exhibition games with the 'Washington club
while there. After that will come the trip, which is ns
follows :
April t. Kochcster at Orangeburg, S. C.
April 2, Rochester at Homier. S. C.
April I, Rochester at Darlington. S. C.
April ft, Athletics at fireenUllc. S. C,
April 0, Athletics at Spartanburg, S. C.
April 7, Athletics ut Charlotte. N. C.
April 8. Athletics at Hock Mount, N. C.
April 0. Athletics at Shlbc Parli.
Blue Elephants for A's
NOT to be outdone, Connie Mack stepped into the
picture with an announcement. Couulv has all the
players he needs and can't purchase any more, so he
visited Jake Gray nnd bought fifty new uniforms, which
will be used to surround his athletes at home and on the
road.
Mr. Gray was highly enthused over the selection of
goods and sajs the color scheme Is wonderful. At home
the boys will wenr pure white togs and steel gray will bo
the predominating color on the road. According to Mr,
Uraj, each suit will be provided with a "V" neck nnd the
stockings will be royal blue and white.
The menagerie will not le forgotteu. In these prohi
bition days it will be possible to see the blue elephants
every time the A's get jnto action. Seeing blue ele
phnnta for one price of admission ia hard to do but not at
Shibe Park.
Connie sajs his nfhletes ure rend for action and will
be kept busy in the South. The nr't installment leaves
on February -0.
Giants May Got Stock
THE trade which sent Wnlter Marnnville to Pittsburgh
makes one wonder what the New York Glantu are
going to do for a new inficlder. They cannot get Groh
from Cincinnati, St. Loole turned down $300,000 for
Hnrn-b and it looks as if thoe deals are all wet.
It is rumored that McGraw's next move will bo to
offer Branch Ricke a bundle of dough for Milton Stock,
one of the best third Iwsemen in the business, and then
-hift Friseh to second base. To our mind, this would help
his club more than the acquisition of Hornsby.
Conrtoht. 19U, by futile Ltitgrr Co.,
I KNSVsf Two
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TREMAINE RALLIES, BUT boo,s and JaJdZ
T J 7 TT T T , fl ." n 71 A " T CI C T T A r T
VY lL,L,li.md ii1tiVO dnSULL .mbers of the Raein, Commission
Ipf Mar; land will meet iri Philnderpbiu
i nursciH.v ior a oomerenee witn repre
Cleveland l outh Stages Great Lome-Bach, Cutting Doivn KUFs
Early Lead to SligJit Edge at Olympic
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FLORIDA IS FAIRLY
REEKING OF SPORT
Ponce Do Leon Made a Sad Mistake When He Didn't
Name That Wonderful Peninsula of Sunshine
and Pleasure "Sportoria"
By ORANTLAND RICE
Rcllcnlr, Fin., Jon. 21.
New York 1'rlbuno
EXAMSWDRKHAVOC
ON PENH MORAL
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Red and Blue Athlotes So Busy
Cramming for Midyears That
They Forget Athletics
BAITING OF REFEREE
SPOILSSOCCER GAME
Some W ho Act in That Capacity Are Incompetent, but
Players and Spectators Can Help Them Let the
Captain Make the Complaints
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Athletien have been (-hunted far in
the background by University of Penn-
ui.tiinlii r t 1 am t ' I ' n A v fun (tfdl
v...-... "'" " .iderstand is the tendency of a soccer
Important things to think of tins nnd ' , . . . T .
V , , , , , , , player to bait a. referee. I have seen u
next week. The bugaboo of midyear ex-1 ,onm pn, cr,.i,,t without n word from
aminntions is upon them und the nth- j n single plnyer in criticism of the urn
letes usually chuck-full of Fangfrold nre i I'lre. et that same team on the soccer
,i. .. "nrrlo,l "pld with the same mun ns referee w ouid
the most worried. no( llIsUn. t wl. what it thought
"How'd you make out today says !lbnllt ,,n s (l ,.cforoc,
nc to another, t'or upon the results! The referee is a very necessary per-
,f tho exams hinges Penn's uthletle sou in horcer. He is nbsolute master
It is possible to
By nOVGLAS STEWART
Couch of the Cnlvtrsltj- of l'tnnBylvunl soccer tonm, lntrcollrglte ilinmnlons
NE of the phases of human nature
which I have never been nble to un-
., i. , , , t l. - ....1 i.:a
iv- .u i.t.. r l,. ,0.. ion me iivm uuiui- uo: .!.- ..u.. -
"U"'" " l"v '"l,lu" "' ."" '"",l,.Mm urn fllml
A dunk for an athlete and ho is in-
dlgible for som
he might pet
town. Three
!io movine to other fields.
The entire list of athletes is feeling
the btrnln of the exams. Conch Joe
Wricht felt it yesterday, when hardly
half of his large number of candidates i
turned out for practice. "Must he
drumming up pretty hard for those c.- I
ura," quoth Smiling Joe. I
fVmeb Itobertson's band of track nth- ,
letes seem tba least perturbed outward -U-
nlthouifh several admitted tliHt they
T,,., i,-i u ouiricuLT: iiu renr';- , ,, . ., t...it. .
rentathes of the New York Jockey "rrf teeinins nun rons ,. ...
Club At the meeting the matter of Lever, Meredith, fcby and a lion of
an utnicie anu no is ' ,pvtion ,lIs interpretation of the law "aucr is apt to get tne w
1,Mt,A,C,n.iTw0 "'! in win" cases, but even then you don't VW . lo do is
his walking papers mto' f ccrtninly not Vlth the "fcrcc s job easy f,
flunks anil he is certain to , , -Tf . . f , . ' - in nn man's an ; the easier ou m
rnHERE vns a (!
weight between Kid
Jo.
By LOCI'S . .l.l"VE
h' iliTerenee iu
Williams ami
Carl Tremaine when ther stepped en
the scales at the Olympia 'at night,
nnd there whs u ijii iiifrrence when
they stepped from the ring lifter eight
brd round". The former champion
weighed a quarter of n pound more
than the rlevelnnder, who tipped the
btam at 1-0 pounds, while a very -lirht
edge in the crdlet aN favored th
Klddo.
Because of a $eniiiioniil ra y by
Tremaine in the lust three round", the
big crowd a' h Sontu I',-oa 1 -treet
arena was rooting liard for the fihioan.
'VI ikhi hi,-, f'u- "thrr 'jor
1"jl Is rtrl l jTilon, Sill .ir A
" .timiTiy l.auan Jihnni- Har lun
L.r. aii'J riuck Hisrin iirorc llfjAx
Kenneilr ni:i s'aifn his Mmonthty
, n.K.Un.- ionlht M.irt'n JudBi
Max W I'lannon will b th ulml-up to on
r -lanan protfrnm In !ho oihT number
Kii i Lnny fa s Wl'll- Allen. Y"unic
!'.',ioh takrs on Vlns UolU, Tem bharkcy
' pphh Viune fpntrr and Jimmy N'olan
tak.-a Cobby hurk-
Johnnr Iturris has ctlnel ni a beu 1 jrn
i ri' and Jlmn llrown f -r M
v'.i'-jf a 'iin f'am'irla TMy i,iest tn n
-. ....t4 h tl;o 'oIIimihk ,ard V-lnc
t'jhnri lejfTy J-V'My Turnrr 1 raT.V"
lurr - Johnny Iloc Tlm' M rr'.'k
)n- 1 1 r i i i, )r and Your.K Uu-ih. i
I mo Po .r.
racing rules for Mar laud will be thnr
ougiiiv discussed. 'I he meeting was ar
ranged by Jof-eph IZ.. Widener, of the
.loekej Club, nnd Joseph P. Kennedy,
of te Mar land commission. It is bc-
-..'n 'ievfd a thorough understanding will be'"
ja"!:i afrivcil at between the two turf bodies.10
i n ivuijcui-y in llieiioiinisin exiuiilieii
during the clofing das of the Mar) land
meetings last uutuiun will be threshed
out.
Thre thnrouehhr(!d. noir thrr ori old.
won tri races ruch hh t o-ji ar-oldo
They ari" llabr tjrapd flTOss. Ciirf'il.
Hi l'S.1; Iky T HOMO John a. Iltardon
'on nln racn as a (wo-yenr-uli and IlifllO
'.ratlan and Au it'rt May won o'aht raca
a h Winners of wifn racs arr Hy Jim-
i lJr Moon rurnlnir Kaor MIsh Ho.-
.s'ld WltinrrH of ant ricea rarh Itclud
Triif.r tho champion r.hl-h 4a unbiatn
r.d whni uinnltKH fcrro IfOSri. trlnh Jiff,
timoulna. I'lurlbus. Madrllnis Lilian. Aunt
I 'oij.t and I'rui 1 urnty-ona uuncntrrn
other rnr-ity men were out on the trnck
yesterday working out. There is to be
iio let-up for the regulars because of
a meet in Brookl.in Saturday night.
A Red nnd B'ue relay team, consist
ing of Brown. Kby, Rogers und Irwin
or Lewis, will run in the special mile
event against the best college team, in
the Knst. In addition, Conch Robert
son hns entered Harold Lever in the
70-yard dash; Small in the 70-yard
hurdles, and l'by In the 1000-yard spc
ilal. In the lntler race the tow-haired
'ml will line up at the start with sin.li
stars ns Tom Campbell, of "inle. and
Jack Sellers and Mike Devniiey. of New
York The race should be n hummer,
ns Ubv rroved in the meet last Prldny
that he is in top form even this early
in the season.
referee. It is a lot of power in one man's
hnnd. and if he uses it properly no one
objects, but It is a very easy thing tor
a referee to shake the confidence in him
ns ii judge which the teatiiH should have.
So loug as ther have confidence In him
his path is fairly smooth, but woe be
tide him if they don't think he is fair
and impartial. , ,
lino f )i. tlrltiinc features of the
game is the irresponsibility of mine of
the individuals acting ns referees from
time to time. If one mistake i made
they have no compunction In making
uno'ther one to even it up to the dis
gust of the players on both sides. I he
game develops Into n bcramble of the
worst tvpe. roughness nnd dirty play,
each plnvcr looking out for himself and
not failing to get the opponent when he
can, forgetting altogether that he is to
ploy the ball, not the man: nil due to
the fact that the referee has not a grip
of the game.
A Well-Plnjed (iamo
Take on the other hand n came where
the referee reali7.es his responsibilities
and hns pliiern and game in uanu.
Kvervthing runs smoothly and the
players plav the ball and the game
knowing Unit if any one- oversteps the
hounds the referee will sec it and in
lliit the necessary penalty. The players
IX OPENING nny Florida narrative
It Is always essential to start by
mentioning palms, pines, play or Ponce
do Lc6n. As wo rccnll tho details that
at present nrc none too Intimate, It was
Ponce de Leon who inado the mlstnkc of
naming the state Florida. A mistake,
because If ho had looked far enough
ahead lie would have called It Sportorln.
In just a few years this state has be
come one of the grent winter playgrounds
of the world, from tho millionaires of
Pulm Bench to the tinenn tourists whoJ
seek adventure by the roadside In fliv
vers nnd wagons that offer both lodging
and transportation.
Tho Mistaken Idea
THERE seems to be a general impres
sion nbronrtMhat only the wealthy
can follow the winter sun from the
snowbanks to the Cherokee roses. The
public at large overlooks all the thou
sands who drift In by rumbling road
sters to St. Petersburg or other loca
tions, where they turu their flivvers
Into roadside huts and then plunge Into , courses await, bo that within thn rfi...
the thrills of pjtching horseshoes, J of nn hour's ride you can tackle from
mm r iphv. ri pn :nrH nr nuiiuitr iiu tiii.v nn to ntrnAn i.niiuu.M.. a . '
bask under n steamy sun far away from
the blizzards nnd the slush.
In tlicbe sportive excursions Into
Florida you can live on S300 a week or
$!.(W a week, and In cither case pick
up a biinppy time, as snappy times go.
i on can see certain leading business
In findlnc n new nlnvirrnim.i ..
Mnce.rCnrS nnd taPIlncs8 3
i iSoJ?lcty v&? a ,minor ro' to Flor
ida, now. It is nlnc-tcnths sport ami
recrea Ion, and In nine caws "it of
ten it U for the elan out W..J
twenty-five or thirty who have &,
the rfoit to frolic a bit nnd fo it a
d rectors' meeting or additional am.
pi cs for the genera merchandise toK
on Mnln street, In. the homo town.
Tho Two Coasts
rrUIE cast const got the Jump through
- Palm Beach nnd Miami, two hlhlv
popular haunts, but tho Wet coast
with Bellealr as u center has beeu
bounding forward rapidly. u
So today both coasts nro In action
Take Bellealr alone. Here there an
two fine golf courses in excellent condl
tlon wit i Alex Smith and his staff dis
ppnslng Instruction by the hour
At Clearwater and Tarpon Spring
there arc two other courses within "
few minutes r do. u
At St. Petersburg and Tampa other
en to iiucen tiattlQAelds of variou
tvnnu lllif.it Inn.- 1 I , . 'iuui
:"T. "" "" uiunmo bnots or n Urn
rnashlo shots are sjiillng merrily alonl
that w7.i1h8.0f I00!.8 7d 0nck'"t n
that w th their look of great ago anl
a certain sort of brooding serenity nave
no light psychological effect upon tho
wcll-rnsned nervcu of t),n ,.... ,
..... ,.... .-s v,. ...... ............, . ,-,.,.---". u..c,n;r wno
men crnciiing untier tuo birnin ot u i """ ""' "" le trowneu centers ot
mis.scu pun Hint cost wo iiuiiureii iron
men, or certain Middle West farmers
cracking under the btrnln of a checker
barrage that merely cost nn extra chew
of. plug tobacco.
Recking Willi Sport
HI
However, the onrl advantage pil-d up Viti : .ub n-n t.
.... ' fljllio lhltw In i
n.inn Knimrr, t1 n la--- a v , -
n l ' s UP ntfrtlni't th hs-ar-t to
t i S 1 . ri r on Saturday nlKt a n.
'.s J., Whit
by Williams enabled the veteran to win
by the proinrbial sV ' his teet ,
For two round, Wi'liams and Tr
niaine boied cveuh . Then th.- f'TLier
rpmped off into the l-nd iu the ret
threa rounds, buowicg to adaniu-e bv
quite a margin. Trema.n s'o-i.d up
hostilities a 'it b incessant clnichiug
that made pinch -referee .Top ('.riffo work
een harder than the mittm-n
Tremalno RalliM
It was in the sutn s.ss.,.., tint Tre-'
aalne got geing. He r icke.l and so, l.ed
AVlllianis with u series of '."f's nnd
rights to t1 i hen I ne. for I tl.e K'd
cjainst th- ro - with scera' -n a-hci
tothetiodv W linn s .erne h'i a strong
ly ni'ar th end of the period, but Tre
mnine''. harder pin' he, iijtMled him to
the frame
The s, inifi n'o was u rip "norfr.
Tren a ne was tin- aggressor nnd f'ejgbl
Williams almost ,,ff ,. f, .-t m the en'ly
part of fi roi i.rl 'i hams h"'vr
rsta'lnts n th' iHtter par' of the punto, '
ftcorlue with stra -ht if'- and 1 "di. I
nnd be was em tied to an p"ii brea'
Treiralne "p- n -d up m Im'
the final frutti . tig' t.ng ' e
natrhid
'..n h :r. N- York pjtnt; tltn- r.xt month.
IbiM.r riirmiiu l as tn crt rT hlrr.-'f in
s him bi l Ilnff ultli his 3'ab Ift" larr
'-. 1 ss,WAr. joirniKii has kp li'n s f in
nlit'.on rlfht alont: ard s . v prar,d
i', k- to thr r- ft at an , t Mm" His
i.dPn'" l.'.dlu llu:(.i . t ta- any on
at 121 r-iunds.
llnnr tin, .mmijr boi-r Tl ' na'se hln
-"'.-sulonal dbut at th National s.a'urda
rht U irr-ts (atiy Irhtir In th oin
tx cmn Th nthrr ir.limn aro Joo
1 hrMi i Ma-tln Julirn ind Franklfs Con
aav v (?;in II. n ws. tn frnl la Ilai
''.ni: Murray mi Kid '.v. f
t'olsthla I'U'iil.'. In lo'iklnk" (or clasa In 1H21
' u noc'urj to la, hed ur tlm n. rll
f inn--, whl'h ai lo-ear-uldJ niad th..
ls,3t Bhowii c It H truo aomt of the utare
lid not avp-ar fr-fiu-nt , an. for lnatanci,
Ini-hcaiiM, b-'id to A a romarlublo h1
and tho Inch, it i""l " PetlcM' ldl! Ilou
von four ra 's nnd 11170.1. Ilanirooii won
lour and J15 010 J."anc lj-t. tlirri ai.d
tll'.OOO. llju- Lsg four 3) 070, M. u
t.ik'li'.l) foir. Js,;:i, Beljaio Vuurnuif,
hrff. J17.47J
Kille Vr M Ic!i) nn auiliorl'y or.
pvdlBrf,- tna'n's a plfa for tho mating n.
sun Star mores with Man O'War. arrulnn
' it nprd In thfl dam with stamina
:"dlirre In thu ilr to produce the Ural
in horae".
do not have lo think about their op
IHinents gaining any unfair' advantages
and can accordingly piny their best.
There is no objecting or growling nnd
any offensra which nro committed are
really unintcntloiiul or due to lack of
skill. The players enjoy the game, as
do Hie spectators, and even the referee
hns the line feeling of a good piece of
work well done. ,
It is poor policy fur the players of
any team to bait a referee. If he Is not
making a perfectly good job say
nothing about it, but keep on pla.vlug,
for the referee is but human and the
baiter is apt to get the worst of it. The
s to make tho
for him ns you
akc it for him
the better it is all round. Don't take
advantage either of him or your op
ponent. If the team has any complaints
to muke let the laptilin do it. He 1h
the responsible and representative mem
ber of tho team and the only one the
referee should recognize.
Hero's, the Law
The law settiiic forth the powers und
duties of the refetee is ns follows:
"A referee shall be appointed, who-e I
duties shall be to enforce the laws and
decide all disputed points, and his de
clsion on points of fact couiiccted with .
the phi shall be tiiiiil, so fur us the ie
suit ot the game is concerned. He shall )
also Keep u record of the game, and net
ns timekeeper. In the event of nn tin I
gentlemanly behavior on the part of
any of the plnjers, the offender or of
fenders shall be cautioned, nnd if any
further offense is committed, or in cn-e
of violent conduct without uny previous
caution, the referee shall order the
offending player or players off the field
of play, nnd shall transmit the name or
names of such p!ner or players to his
or their niitionnl association, who shall
deal with the matter.
"The referee shall allow for tune I
wasted, lost through accident, fir other!
cause, suspend or tcrminnte the game
whenever, by reason of diukness, in-
lerference by spectators, or other chum',
he inuy deem necessary, but in all ruses
in which a game is so terminated he
shall report the snmosto the associu- i
t tun under whose jurisdiction the guiue '
was plued. '
"The referee shall nward u free ku k ,
in nnv case Iu which he thinks, the on-
Edouard Horcman Makes Excellent Impression by His Ability ( .i-rt B;JTZ'VMi!iri,inffi ,
to Make Ivory Spheres Jostle Each Other ?h&l&?tn '
power of the i fierce extends to offenses'
c.vnv ifVTt.i trir . committed when the pin has been tem- J
By SANTVi MrMBLIl K i.orarllv suspended, nnd when the ball Is
...,f t.t ,,i. '
BUT the entire state, cast coast and
west, northern nnd central ureas,
Is fairly reeking with sport busebnll,
golf, tennis, polo, fishing, hunting,
quoits, swimming, sailing, howling on
the green, checkers, chess nud what
ever else you'd like to do.
New golf courses hero beem to be
springing up overnight. Towns of
traffic cops nnd elevated traiuB.
rpiIE most Interesting types of all are
A these K)psy-hearted wanderers who.
without much reserve cash, seek ad
venture or contentment along the road
side, offering in many cases their long
sedate boards us fit competitors for the
gray moss that droops from the shelter
ing oaks. And there ore times wher
only an expert can bpot which Is which
ft'opwfohf, Mtt; Ml rlshtt rcitrvei)
. Jail for Throwing Game
iiKlnlionm City. Okln... Jan,
5. A bill
from liOOO to 10,000 have first-class i m''ns it ml.demeanor for' any' bii.bi
18-hole battlefields with good fairways i'Tba.Tcba'u tmhVo" gRanreorr,a.";
mm nid nrrunis, munj vi wmi'it uru nuuuurca in inj lower nous of tho out
very tine tests. I !?n.,?nn,fK':,Jl,,u.I3' .""' n?ln.M;n lioo
rtroui.d the lending winter clrcu ts dajV for cMti'ofV.n. , i' n.TA'1 l0
such golfers ns Walter Hngcn. Jim
Barnes, .lock Hutchison, Mike Brody,
Leoleigcl nnd other slurs will soon be
on the imp, getting icady for the great
Rochester Gets Merkle
Ormnnil llpiuli. in Tn n M
ftlllnL'n ha roundfd up PrVd MrkU T tn
I I-L I lllllllt'l 11 I ,' l'lll LI 11 I1I1M ,'iiTr hi lull i,in I TFT nn.. r,,,. hn
between Aiuerlcun meadows and Scot- ".0,.n,'i" l,1L' .vB.r T!1'' rR'" " on una. r'
tlsh moors J,,?,"i)',Vf Sa'"rday, w,":' Mtrkls fomook ',
. . i. ii i i i , , , ' lrurk 'Mrn hor lone enouc i to run mil
At Be leiiir. Palm Bench. M Intnl. i Juckmtiv o nnd niet .stuiiin!. ' up l"
Ormond. De Land. .Mountain Lake.
Tampa. St. Petersburg. St. Augustine,
Jacksonville, etc.. the are able to step
upon championship tests iu the majority
of cases and thereby get the training
needed for the title contests that nre
booked between St. Louis, Mo., nnd
St, Andrews, Scotluud, this coming
summer.
More Spoit Than Society
rplIL most imprcsslw
Cavanaurjh to Teach Law
New Inn, MafM., Jan. 25. Mnjor Fnn
CnvanauEh. coach of the Uoton Co' .
football team that defeated nil opponent! Ui
fall, entered upon an academ'c as well as an
athletic relation to the Initltutlon. It
announced that he had been engaged lo
Bivo a courao In buslneaa law, .
Frankie Mason Beaten by McCoy
I lrrl:inil, II., Jan. 'i't Johi
wulu,,il ft.M.'nltrS, iI.i.IhIk.1..
-L large number .f tn'dd'e-uged. nid' Ilr"n!j,f,n Vl"0!1. ,of.rirlVH,y.ne
older, business men und wayfarers who SZttSZ l$A
!-. .!.. f f T..
. - I irtrnuiu, ii,, (fun.
ii'iuure is iiic'CHeiBtid ilnvclntit.
J.i Johnny Mn oy
l!eellvey nutpolntjj
Ind.. In
aeon remained
I'eu.i hihi nn, iwenty-ono uunei.!ern ,m
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HAS THE POINT PERSONALITY
reau.t
llniml Jordan ! 'wt vri,ki ;
1 -nr.xl It1'" "f Hd "Tr
P Htry John Ii;k
t any o o t'm-'
t nfo'n ' n an hrt ben ti mrl train
.isr for "ri. a if
I
Harness Happenings
mnp" in
th1 little
JlmrriT MpTjIit !mr riTi '1 Tmi'i-ium
',rt r,rf,, -if 0 hit a,rrpt t' rom
M(" m w ah fftr M t' i'Jlt trklmriK
A m 'k ftirn rtys tS nn .ittfcfk of
h H itrtB to in- t K C Iuh..n.
Vnf II I rip"!!' 'y I'Tr: 1h1i
7retn''
' .All! X tO
. -finn ran t iMnrnni ITtpV" ' I'op'M 0TH '. t-
am i n.m ia, ... m- lhf, . ftp ftAm.,. t: H
a h -m: ! M ioda and minnilM i iu
fur' j-f jrth irlp irllh a (h! of tr-t th mt
'i 'fH w.tli Ui rjia. of ttil 'nr'H rn If 4
Iurln tl.ftt ft nod hH hx apixfirptj in r 1
btf' pi miru p op than any mun wli
' h 4 Bulk Ht alai won nior. rici
tiirt ur othr wlm ?vr follow d th, $i
I r i'l firur ;nr' nuiue Is ik l wi 1
tn' f Itu11 l iM ami rharl. Mr.m My
:n ri bi.1 f.,ir dallnar tliy inal it- .r way
j (he front. a h rvmalnlni; hr
It vr tflinu.d ncir (ini r in o r fp.
ttirr Uvri hi faint la Hur I" r ? .m
ir v.arn h- ( Jrifn all it 1 U t.r Jn.ra
t r a'l P.rtt unl condl' I -rm f th n . ir
rnuniltrd h Hit lHn-trttl n ' h! brn. t tho
I lh nf th -jiM who croHi tie I lt'l of ipt c
jIuM hi " 1th I'h m-ny opj-,r'ui. xu n f mii-
r InaiKK l a twist or t
ntvu-u or
1
.... .. . 1 .. rjL.r.. 1.... ,.. ii..,.a.,i. TirtPft iu
. k.4 - mt ts i.i i.iiiinmi L' 1 i rr Lriii'i'ii 11 ri-1 1 11 ! 1 tr . inn mil 1 nil fiiinii1. I iivii j .
-" I ,. , 7 11 ,i0 mvn bum esterdnv no lost motion, no wasted eneriiv.
I n"rtar oremiins he A I The Helelnn l deliberate. He is n Thp next nr(1,lo by Mr. SfOTIBrl
r,nwl7Hrl mail" liU 'hi la.Wplilt do-rf 'rlrs. nnnii.iit onal. metho, i,v,l , ,, ft ronnnuat lo of the lema.Us
r J ih IlStel Wnlton In hN two! I''" "', Tn the lirst plnre. he laeks , ITfm,t.Si n H HI appear tomorrow.
but nt the 101'1 ,,",,!.. nliiPteen- ' Tiersnnn itv. nnd ndm ttedly personn'itv
eihibitlons he handled h U niii 'teen m,snry IIMt for any netor.
m OI1I1IM' eiie 1ll line u rmmiir ,,,,........ . f...t,l, f,,- 1 InrnmUnM 1i!k mil. . SteVCnS M a V P 3V WCSt V TO III
nis liuilllliliirii"
Mr. Horemans iioes
lih his left hand.
i:dou!ird may be Just u tew vensnns m (s tnoro, ), ,l(, pont personam v.
the rear of our modern fashion In,', lloreniniis' hest shot is his masse.
,,t,,l mm not have nil the maikfl of a I r((Pti. ti, 1M. ,T-m or mnise follow
reaular twentieth century person, but lie, nre neeiinitelv exi-euted. H1k jndu'inent
i-ertnlnly wields a lO'-M billiard wund.'of speed of eusliions and tlminc of the
Itoremnns itrafps a ene like u nouee. r) nM, wnK sm. Jfo peemed to have
strokes lllte n beginner, but pliekn the no wenkneises in hl first workout here,
ivories like a top-notelier. He kicks ,nvP j,s npen-tnble work,
tho ivories around the green eloth like ,..,,.,, I
Ir?'.' f u.in.WR the old nellpt around 1 '"' ' StIiiiis1
i imj iiiti - ,r, .. . , , i.:iii..,iD i,n. i i
lie in mnwi i ii r' n I'liinil'M -f-iiii'iv.
He plnjN every shot ns thoiiitli it Mere
one. M" ih enreful. neier
the colfiliK jjreen.
bltinn is to make more points than the MnrKiiiitmtn. . An., .l.in. L'.'f m .
other fellow und in this dennrtineut lie InMltui.. t Hoi.i.K.11. unbeit. n at fn
ut n uni t't'ji j'iiip niai "i' i
Virvlm i'n foiibi'L fiaMi?i ,i' it
l-r, Stond has the dato opon an! V
Vlrulnhi Ji.ih niu'l .1 1 i"i,,,a
B. A. A. Defeats Shamrocks
ltfin, J 'i -" - 'I k ' .
nj ittt m hi Kt tf.ini l l'-' '1 '
ro ii of Montreal, at th Arena Iu t 1
L tu J.
Ski Champion to Show Skill
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Our friend Kuouanl. v,no Fpeiia.s U , . . ,.-,' "7 "'.";,. ".' ' !om.l aki ) .n.plni t- nle I In h
.. ) - ... n.. .ml niiin ill'- mi tiiiiil iiiii-. ill- in i ini'i'ii. nn ii a .1. i i. . . I ,
(ill IllS UWU. UHi ll". iv; ""' . . ... i . . . t . . . ' " l"HJi'K "'
Tie ww, . u.llll (tax. m..T. . r . .1.. ' rln,r . . r ..a 1.1 . n TUIIIT 111 T'. iru (...Pdl
' ".' -' j - . n -- hi i o...p , w. ... , . ,. -4 ,j. . Itl -- . , ,,,., ,,, n .. .. i.,( ii in ft i ii'- -mt nun
i lit. .. .. - - - -- . ,- - -- ... ..-- - .,... iii.iia.uup . ... .. ... l i i hiiiuiik iiiiiii nn ill turn or iiim liwh i ii . nti ...,.. i .. . 1 1 . ,i f . . . .11 in r 11 111 iin iitue , r
nearest ttiat lie is ami h,,ihiii- w u-j i , - ,vM m , r ,,), rHr.y hurt lua' No oi. n.J r nrr- .t .1 4M as ' TnnverM' freelj v,llli tne dots, out .11. .1 V '1 , '. r,V, rV -i
had been tir.n,- 111 tl.e 'nst fe riin.N. I har4 m n ..vnth round, bat h, eame.y . . .nt I,. uM do In nVi a,. If h. , J" ,"V,,tirelv uiineeessiir . Mipertluous deliberate nim. then lets the cue slide 1 bruarjl
; foreed n.-break Br;...nd . eov. r up ' ' , ,?, lUS.n " "" """" ind ,11 that 'Vtuff. for I'.douard linn a , firmly uKi. In.t tl e c,,t ball.
and be ..titirt-h m. tl defen-ne. '..,,,, - I,,,, ttmt nieaUs a liiuuiiiice easilj in-1 Ilnppe 1ms been the great Hoppe lie nlri j xTil TMfIif im
It hs ne of th... .oMt-ts hirh Ih.wI,5?..C'!Id.7:u-.;h.1..,,,T.nnjfp5 "ffv" a'i' Keh , 4rin the ,,.,. ,, nnt by any billiard fnn. I-. not only l-..ose he can make points fiQ DANCE TONIGHT
ended h elo-e'v that the rm;slde spee- t,,,..i t, , , h. b-n rtt.n hlm. In " .r hiw.ml drUrM .f foiter; arel "-'!" ' lt l.ennNp iP l,ns entertllinlni! Winn 'v a..wji
....... 1. 0-.......I ',n il.Mir 1,1, m us iii'-'m 1.1 .Wrr'n Wy i"hT Mrv llow.li, !'f " "'"'"K ,u.p ..TJ;. ''u"t -''".. t"1 ' . ml. I'nlnttt Count of ninkiiiL' lliem. Hi. linw 11 tieniliiip I.IVKN IIV nil'MIMS (il'TIII,
;nnn u s ,i.h uiLiwr Jiii.im Iunn.! ""v"' '"Ul1'" I- n",' "viih Vh-m th,r...' V, ."..'on n,;' , noint is 11 point in nnv . Kam. and .,... "iddlinK. nrt.stie stroke," and UNITED DETECTIVE
Tremaine'a ri.Hnn.'ir be'iiud th"re bs
no doubt that Carl had held ttie .ipper
Imnd, and he ua- elitlt'e, to l,i. ver
ion. That 1- what makes boxing so
lntereritliifr
Kid Wolf Wins
GRIFFITH IS VICTOR
Wins From Hertr In Eight Rounds'
at Chester
im th.- c.wlnif of th- l... ,md 1 mtlnu-H , ,n,, ......vtiinli. n came ill the proeilt , n nv of innldnir iln, lvorIi nllil.. nrr.ni,. I
"rr.nT.'n' .rf'Kf.",.:,!', ".,,'. r.n'-it ' Zl T.e objeet of the opponents J- , lh ,,,. ,t ,urmH
m'U teKs Slurj.i . x ij..r and I to mill.e the -KHl points lirst, lillil , Monne u ill make t I, o ns mnn drives
th.r.fl...f,.d,h.j.u.t. , ,,. g, 'Iir noren.1;..s has the art and tLl n' UorZnW. The
TH. nvt Puccwful h.fi tri dr.- fB.-u ty und nbillt to "; A-1h l-r -laH like S..t.on-huis uOiib
-h f the lant ..aoi. ..-. r ,inms lurry 1 renulnrlv before the opposition mi iiiis. . , , , , , , ,
.1. i .... v f -j 11 ... . t. 1. -a iit 1.. l i? itiii nirmr HiinriK. ---- ..-...-... ...t. ,.
I 1 TmriKiuu -,- " ",,,J '"rr.v nrxinir, i in rtlltllirwn, in , "., . i-----.
SERVICE,Inc.
si:i.iti. inn vi 111:1 11.1.1: actk
itmirlnic I'nntrst 1, 111 kt Numlirr llniulm.
HUNT Ml-is Till; 111(1 1IMI',!
MnsUlrilp reniiiMk lll IrnJ (.rami Manli
MIMIssKIV, Rii: Wiirdrulir, 10c l.uillia, ,V
Palm Garden KKS
i. . a T - lip w i. . t 1 n ---. ----- -. .-. rr.. ., 111 111111111 'in. -' . . ..- (ill i i p in I inn i t I oiini ii ii nnnj .. . . ..... . ...
Eddie I-ineh.it. of rift-bur, , ' '""li AW 4 hN I ' Ji .r,.-. ,', i K 1 lia' 1 ff ene ,od expert K.nld : "It I, H mo',; UANUHli tUH t ta 1 "Vl. l.,uurK
lik a promiMiiif joutli Or "Mik- " , ' th eieht-round wind-up -rry made hi reiruiar tr r t, (ihlo. In f .c winner. In tlllh .P',,,'" W ,,"' th Kiibeoimei..iiK mind that diieet, his pl,,v,
HuHman thinks the same ,0 that ouu'h. 1 'Hf "r ,,?,,. lnVrPl,t ,, h,' .,7(' oVioSS'I.'n' ir.llr"?. TJ? l VXl ,', ne" lue tor l'ut w'h Iloromnim P,Pr,thli, is'eer-' . n . .
to make it iiunnimo.is Hov.cwr. .In.-k , , , t tnV(Mlgh,lf. ..,,7.,., and land-d vr tr, 10 vsi.h him n fniall total R rmines in ior. 1 ,nin Iiml tIl0 ,llrP(,t t)iiinni )r!,n ,,i. BoXing to a DeClSlOIl
(KliH Wolf was .ntircly t., -tronc for ,.,,,. f;nn,, hnde.l IIHU Hans "' ' "'i"1 tKl.Vi.n V?." f '"1" uli" "-,rry Iloremuiw ilihilnyed the MiinP stjlc 1 ts j, orjj.-. VI.. CIJA1I,
iho Smok, C.u lad. and the hitter! ,,'.' .V. ',?"":." .....V'.V .'....''.; " : J'." V''sV? i.-nn."?V"",1;' '...i".rJ nf liilliaids thut kept fn-sicmil. the willI 1m nnm,, , . pM1K. SHANAHAN BOXING SHOW
vim a M.'tor at the IIuipIi. d.-pi'e 1, ' " 'Tinli;. 'v,,ts RW W "n r"Jp.' -fhieh i..,.. .in.it.n ion Into Kr. noli mnryel. and (.eiirxe Silt- , , , ,k h n, ,lf ! lUil'f "i'!rr:,lrKT" A ViK,'T STs
flly In the lust . ound by I'-ieho, . ,$;,, ; 'in u p t7.in.l ro,,!,,! , 1 i&. '.7 " " Wt,B " 4" " J" " ', , '' i,ol ""Z K-' '"K"r 'lt'V, ' ' ,r""1' WarlM n TONIGHT
AI ltroun w .ther b ner to . ..in. llninU- O'Maru hhad-d fillle Hull ' -- It ' '"' m'1 " "L Ills onlv ml Kr0Ht K"m" llt,,w,, i""injs. Wild Hill ,l III i: IM U
back atrnnsly in the Utter rounds un.l - w.n,rrl In N Y 15 pn,k 1 inh... ra!1 h" U '7 " 1! l.li, Z llv "ng.-red that Homnns couldn't slide ii 1, rut ii:it " l'.v v.iiin
1,. ,. .1.,... .,,,.. .in,.i Pal, ' Wlllard In N. y.. ia Pounds Llahter r..nt weiikneKs Is in lis open idoy. ,,. ,,.. ,,,, m,.,,,.-,., tii, iLL,. hi.i..i. rl.i..ui.,...:i.
111 WHO HCII'IL. 1IIU HIII--I-- 1
Kid Wajn.-r put on 11 srnt (hibitl..n
nnd defvnt.sl Hay O'Mnllev in tin ir
thlnl meetmij Hnrrv 'Kid. Itrown
whose nose was recently operated on.
MAS one of Wasner'M i" ond IlrieK
ry Kynn stopp'd Terrence d'Hrien in
til fourth.
Ileferee Slim Hrennun ns uiuble 10
work in the wind-up. 111 lie was und
dvnly Uken III.
Frankie Britt Beats Brown
llri.lf.ll. Ja'
I' df'.rd. wii
1 1 r n of N
b lilt
Scraps About Scrappers
N. orU. Jan ..'. Js.j Wlllard orrK,l
1 . -......... ..ri , 11'... ... ... .,.. ..
,. UVur.1,1. rirl.. ,.f V... rrirrUrtJ ,,v,. .... ..v ,w i.rhin lllin 1
. r.r"al fi .VIr .l.nr '"' h" ,"",t "h J,Ck I""l'y ""1! 17
, Y.n. m a fait ",n V ,n Whr, '"' U'"" '" r"k'H'n hl" ,lll
i lura in a fast 'n-rjjnd dHCared he MelKhH (lft.,n i-iunda lea thin
I whrn h Ujau triilnlns fur ttw Toledu
contest
i I
j Valfler Stops Stosh In Eighth
' halrtn, .Vlfas.. Jan l"i Ile,,j VaUnr, of
S'w York, had liitli. diftlrolij viliinlnif
ir IU'k htush, of Pii.i.aiid. In thHr
rlash Uat nlifht eioali uai In aueh b I
I ihiipi ftir two inlnutrs of tho itfh.h round
mat tho ru'hruu .loppt-d th lUht
Seanlon Outpoints Flmler
rilt"li..rsli. I'.i . '" -'" I'a'.y branlcn
f Ihl. rlt dfeatrt 1 bulky W'lm T . of Kalr
llm.n In j fuf I.' round bo ,t Vountf
Ud ,ll if thl eiv frrnnrly of nrou, dr.
f at.d l.ddlu ( arrr uf thla i i, 'n t.x
ruundfl
fir
I l
tttit
Attnm Kjmii ' V llrown In e.. I frf -
nl" mix 'i. laf wnn inuiny nrri.ii i-i
nia" t ii .' "it Audiluriujii .V A
I will bi u iieUcimilKht cuntcat. UrsU
Bellefonte Academy Wins
Seenan and Blute Fight Draw
v. ImL J i-i 2 .i,l p, m in f .rt.i.T
national f.aih.rw. lahl . raini..r and Jimmy I Mliwm.i. I:t . . ian 3 Tho ll.Urf. -.'.
IUut. a Now Toili liiibtweliiht fought a , . n, laK-'bail Ci ,ftruf tho .VI
tirtlve round lri- it ths e-v Star - tinu, .liuh a.huul U,o. 3D tu i'i.
Aeeording
-' " ., . i ,..i. ., iiu.i i. hum- inn
ensl.ion etar. Iloiemann m e,, oulj to , h tp , ,
rfe.-t his open table play to nlve 1 rt"v
Willie Hoppe n battle. Hut Iteisalt rr
that IMdle IIIII could handle n puel;
College Basketball Saturday
Wcightman Hall, 8:15 P. M.
Pennsylvania vo. Lafayette
loes not believe the lioremnnH ot touuy
can defeat tho famous .Mneriean em
wl.ard. Ami Keibclt doubt lens i-poln
tho inlniN of the inujorilj present.
Crude Hut KffectUo I"en l-r'fhf-!",, ?,l,lf!!Iu,Ui,, '" M- STEVE STASIAK
lioremiuis piuja ui.uunn uiui ouiii, Krnril frnta, ti ih. ai liimnera Mini A . V
but hih jilaj im inurKe.i t, tne eMUeni
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lloreman- nuns, then shoot There
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HoiUic "IiddkB," w does Coglirau uud
(inlrr. l'riinkllii llrlil. Ailml.itliin, (tl.no,
coi.Li:f;i: "askkthai.f.
TdMMV (I'MAI.I.I.V ta. 111:1(11 II I lit
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