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EVENING 3?UBi:iO KEDaER-PHlUADELPHIA", SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
JiiXNigixUJBlflu .LDGEIPHIIJADELPHIA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, U 921 ' IS
7g PRESENT JAUNT TO LAKE CHARLES WONT BE THELAST TRIP SOUTH FORSOME oFoURAJs
GET THIS, ANGLERS -CATFISH
ARE WAKING
It
Early for Them, But They Can Be Caught IP .
Hook and Line, and Neshaminy Creek
Affords Good'Sporl
iiy
W. i:. MHKHAN
(,p,rl..l.ndfnl AI'B.?ln,."I,m0",, ' "rk
moving and feeding.
iMniitliprn New Icip) nml (might mun
I Iliiin il doon.
I Jt Wntt UHfTffrtufnJ It... .t. II..
..,-.. ...n nrwl tn.wlii,,, I ... "-" ".' -I'M ll 1 III' II I V
pATKl&n nr ,....,, .-...,.. milil winter lias bran rcnotiblblr for tlin
I . n'l.i. tnnmiH llint nnnlers inur now act v tv nf n,n nn(Rui. i ... ' ...
tn nfter tills blood thirsty mill biillyliiR wntcr c.nditions on record nt tlio Kn li
me of frcsh-wator rniiRoi-. with r..oi mount lnrk Aqiiarltim seems to demon
clinncci ot cntcli He comu with bnitoil s rate Hint water tempcinturos linvc lit
h ok nnd line. It also incaiiii; mt in t to m- n inllnenee i the mnxement.
,, likelihood another nnd n favorite flh of rntiMi, for there Imvo been almost
v.. l.nrn added to the late winter limicr
nail's list.
There
mild Imrilly be a imun hiii-
mi-inc and welcome nnnomieeinent than
, , "oncernlnK the cotlMi, It may he
revived by n largo proiiorllon of h-jlier-nioti
with some incredulity . for there
nicn wiiN - . ,,.if .,, ivi.
.hnred eve'n by scientific men, flint ait-
Gh in tho?c noriiu'iii irjiiuui iiviuiv-
themselves to the mm I In tho bottom n
remain
"i-. nnd nonds as soon ns iwl
''. :ii..- nrrlres. whero they re
MBUormant and not feeding until
Weather arrives, wncro uiev
.Tmidormant and not feedfn
,PThnt belief has been supported by the
...!,.- nf lllfi iri'MIIMUiri ""
CUiiut-i-- -,. -Mli!l
. il.... on Mi C It OH FXIUDHll'II
. uarlum in Fnlrinonnt PnrU, with th.
nqunrnii" i ,..in,,. There, from
in the
1th the
There, from
option of this winter. There, from
.bout the middle of November until
about the first weelt in Ajini. me cn
fl,h rest in various attitudes on he
andv bottom. Bleeping almost rontlu
noueiy. sometimes not moving more
than n few inches for days at n time,
and taking no food whatever with the
nnntlon "of this winter, when theie
fcas been no cessation of feeding.
The news that the rntfish were up-
n nrev Otis records enme in
Vtler part of last week from
different hources.
Further, in two -instances il wns
,ircn casually nnd in one instance only
fn connection with nnother bit of news
that was considered rcmarhnble.
In this Instnnee 15. L). llenson staled
that n sen ftshcrmnn had exhibited and
tivcn him two xiniflsli. which, he snld.
ho had taken from n heine net In the
tipper part of- freat Egg Harbor bay.
Took I'lve, Catfish
Oiirtions put to Mr. llenson devel
neil the fact that the fisherman had nlSo
tni,en five fresh-water rntfish nnd seven
white suckers, besides u quantity of
estuary fish. Thin catch was made, as
a mutter of fact, in the Tucknhoe river
and not in dreat Egg Harbor bay. The
character of the fish was sufficient to
dpmoiMrnte that.
The same day A. E. lord gave in
formation that the raffish In n pond he
owned in Hflnwnre county were plainly
vinhle swimming freely over flic bot-
i torn'. . , , i
Thru word was received that the
Biinkamn hi others. Ered and Kichard,
members of the l'hilndelphin County
FHi and riiinic Protective Association,
hod caught three liirge yellow cntlish
w it It a j ml and line from Cooper's creek,
using worms for bait. Only one rod
was ukim nun tne nsn were an chukiu
exactly the same for this nml flu. ilirr.n
preceding winters, with (lie exception
of last year's iiimsunll.v seveie winter,
when the average tcinpci tit lire wnsaliinil
slv degrees wiiiiner.
It has al-o been suggested I hat the
remarkably early movement nnd feeding
of tlm cutlWi is due to the almost enfire
freedom from ice In the rivers and
ponds, thus allowing n greater amount
i oxygenation of the water, some
thing that would undoubtedly have n
tendency to cause activity among the
fish. Hut. plnusihlo as this is. the
explanation is weakneded first by the
met that there was little If any more ice
during the winter of 1DJS-1!) than this,
for that was an open, mild winter,
nl-o. Second, there is the fact that In
the nutinrium there is, us u matter of
course, never any ice in the water in
the funks, and the amount of oxygen
found therein is much greater than Is
naturally in rivers and ponds under the
most favorable conditions, jet hereto
fore the fi-h have slumbered untilApril.
It's a Myslcry
Eor the present the cause for the
activity of catfish at this time of the
VPIII ttt llintnf.lf.. n miiln." ...in mnMi
three W,f the many which surround lisli life.
So anglers will have to accept the fact
without bothering much about the
problems of why. Their chief concern
will be. places where they will be most
likely to inveigle a mens, s
One of tlie near-by locations where
cattish about during tl summer
months and which should jleld results
now, is Neslmiiiing creek between
Croyton nnd the mouth of the stream.
The ItnneociiH is also a fiuorile haunt
fo,r catfish, nnd so lire Ilig nnd Little
Timber creeks. I'robnbI the most
famous stream, the one which yields the
most and the largest lish, is .Salem
creek at the town of that name. Alloway
creek nt both Quintou nnd the village
of Alloway, is a good fishing stream.
The while catfish predominates in these
two last named wateis, while m tlie
others the yellow catfish is said to be the
most numerous.
The best bait aie big fat earth worms,
commonly called night crawlers, n frag
ment of fresh herring and a piece of
American cheese. I'nder normal con
ditions, the two latter bails tire better
after the season has advanced n bit.
Weather conditions are such that worms
can be had for the digging, and perhaps
in some of tho tl-di bait stores.
Ordinal Hy catfish bite better nt night
than in the day time, but under tlie
abnormal circumstances tho chances are
..:.!,. mi l, mil- Tlicso snine millers this i that davlizht fishing would be quite as
wMk lished a favorite catfish hole in , good if not a little better.
SWARTHMORE SWIMMERS
OUTCLASSED BY RUTGERS
TIGER WRESTLERS HERE
nml
Vnu inc.
Many Soccer Matches
on Card for Today
KHii.iKi.n nfAu.nxuK rti-
I. . , s""liil Kound
iifVi.". .'.".." ?"l"iur. noriii
.,..,r,,, nrifrrr, lleorire
w.i.inii AMATi'.m err
1'lrst ltoiinit
I nnllnrton, !. n,.fr., j, Wnldfrs.
unil llrUtot KlroMii, Kcferce, V. Urmlnll.
..;L"imnt..i,'ll . Anfrnsloii. Hnrrl
mun. I'ii. Itrfrrre. II. hrotl.
nui . "'l I,n.l"'n . Ixirfltft. ThlrM-
II I ,,rf ' '""' 'I""" li". Kffrrff. II.
Iinnirorit.
,,!incil""V,'.51' '" '" Al " " Sffoml
"il ' 'fr"."-1'1 li-ls. Ilffrrrf. 1, Scott.
llHrdnlik MniPi. ,s. Vlctrl. Ilnmil
x.' .""'1 Allegheny Mcnuo llpffirpr.
A. MnlMin.
Allilon ,h. Anlnlion, .Sllj-Sfdlnct nnd
Ytnlniit utrfPt,. Hoferee. .1. Hlfrlp.
Aixir.n i.i:.(iLi:
Srtonil UItIhIoii
IiiiihihmI h, Hrnlnnlon, 'I lilrl-llrt
iiml lllrktmnn slrceln. lMttrr, .liunfs
itiildrr.
CJIt-n Snrliil , lMBinncir, Tpntli nnd
llullrr strcfis. ltrfrrrr, . Alllnoti.
Third T)l lutein. -Norllinlil
llrldi'sliuri; n. Illusion, Illrlimiind nnd
Orlhndox Htrpfts. Krfrrre, .1. .Inrksnn.
('olllussniMid n. I'ulMhorp, .Miisclirr
slni't, nml Adunis run (I. Itrfrrrr. (I.
liTCfll.
I'mirth Dlilslon
MiIpii is. Lurrtiniiod. Nliiflrrnth and
Slilrlri strrrln. Ilrfprra. .1. .loll).
Knlnlxiii' . Wallnprrs, Slxlr-stfonil
strrrl nml Crdnr ntrnur. ltrffree, I".
Snnrt.
runllrld T. Wxlniorrlnnd, TiytMj--srfond
nlris't unci Htdnler avrnuc. Ilrt
frep, ('. Mull.
linrrr Itovfrs . Srnnlon. II nnd On
tnrlci Ktrcpts. K-fprpe, .1. Cniinoll.
lip I'niil n, Collrse, Torrpsdale nnd
C'oltinnii utrecls. Ilrfcr'o (I. I.cnnm.
i:IIIIIITIOV R.UIKS
llrlmnnt h. Vlrtorj-. I'lfttrtli utrfPt find
KliiBSfsklnc upnup. Itrfrrpp, Wrndrll.
Cnhnrkslnk . htnrr (inrdpn, Cfdur
nni! Ann trfU. Itrfprpo, .1. Srhnlpr.
Stnrr Onrdrn h. ninlltld .liinlnr. Hlxtti
nnd Uinibiird ntrrrts. Hrffrrr, CI.
Milimldt
xrNn.w (lAAn-s
Kurwniid . Ut l'lillndrliihlii All
Slnrs, beni-fll Biinir. Thlrtr-llrst nnd
Illikrrsou hlrrrtK. Ilffrrrr. rrlrntler.
U'olfrndtn-shorc s, Aiiduhu", Curd
Innton. I'.i. Ilrfrrrr, Donnhiic
lliuitlne Six-lul th. Atlantic Slrrl.
Nlnilrcntli Hlrrvl und limiting I'nrk
meiiiip.
All-rpruihiuil,'i in, Xtw .Irmfr, New
ark N. .1.
RAYMOND CROSS BACK
IN PHILLIES' LINE-UP
BUSY DAY AT TRAPS
Target Tests Listed by Clearvlew,
Pace .and Quaker City Clubs
Local and nearby marksmen will
I have another busy time today, although
PEARSON BROTHERS
Locals Play Trenton at Mu- N,
sic.nl Fund Hall Tnnieli I, :")? ..'
PRINCETONFIVE WINS
Brawner's Basket In Extra Period
Wins Over Swarthmore
Swarthmorc.. Pa... Feb. I'.I. The
Princeton basketball five defeated
Swarthmore by the score of
n.1 to .'tl. It tool; an extra flvc-min-lite
period to decide the victors in the
most thrilling contest staged here in
many jenrs.
It was Uraw tier's spectactihir one
hniid stub In the finnl period, which
put the game on ice for old Nassau
after eacli team hnd tallied n onc
poinlcr. The final foity minutes of piny
ended in a tic nt .'ill. while Princeton
led at the end ot the fust half 17 to 10.
and Camden Meets Read- -ing
in Important Clash on
Latter' s Court
rpHE second half of the Eastern
-L J.engue basketball race Is tightening
up. The Trenton Tigers by their vie
torj over Contesvlllo Inst night have
advanced to a, tic with Heading for
first place nnd tho .fcrseymen are anx
ious to score another win over the
Phillies when they play here tonight nt
Musical Fund Hall, Eighth and Locust
streets. " !
White the Poltnvs arc meeting the I
Phils, Camden will be nt Heading, I
playing the Pretzels in n game tluil will I
give the chiimpions n clinnco to ntlvnneo I
on even terms with Oermnnlown. The
locals now hold a half-game lead. A
victory for tlie Skcetcrs will cause, n
tie, while n victory for Heading means
the Oerms will have n full game advan
tage. The fight between Rending nnd Tren
ton for (lie highest place promises to be
as keenly fought ns the scrap between
the Skcetcrs and Oerms for the second
half honors, not that these teams are
out of the running, but the present
lenders have the best chance of win
ning. Heading and Trenton are fight
ing hard for places, as the one t lint
finishes highest meets the winner of the
second hntf for the season's title.
Haymoml Cross Hack
The Phils will plucc the best team on
the lloor tonight that Musical Fund
fans have seen this season. At forwaril
will be Willie Miller and "Chlcky" Pas'
sou; at center, "tikeets" Wright, nnd
the guards, Kn.wnoml Cro&s and Tom
Dunlcavy.
Cross has returned from n trip to Chi
cago nnd will pair off with Tom Duii
lenvy for the first time since they were
members of the North Phillies.
These players worked together in grent
style when with the North Phillies nnd
nre expected to form one of the best
defensive and offensive bnckficlds In the
league.
Keiidliii. II
LEAGUE
f
STANDING
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ii
V.il Trrnlon . l ft
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sis ( (utrstiiin : 10
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TOMIIIITN M llttIM l,i:
dirndl li nt llp.idlnr.
Irnitnn nt I'lilhidrlnliln.
II
If Is an "off-Saturday" o far as b'g
shoots nie (ouceriied. The Clearvlew
I (inn Club will stage Its regular moiithh ,
j shout mer (be traps nt Seventy-second
street and Powers lane. Then' will in i
, one trophy for high visitor, with live
, One tiupliy for high visitor, with llw
i or mote entries competing. The club i
I now entering on tlie spring shoot sehed
I ule and it is puiposed to make n stiong1
snowing
'I'll.. f'l.i..iM. ' tl.ir.n tfn.l n.l.1 flllll
I Club will hold a shoot over the new!,n'l' ill he ihneil this nfternoon nt
I traps at County Line and Ilmcrfordl o clncl; at the Unique) Club. Sixteenth
nvciiui , Afuinoie, wiicn some auraciivt streri lielmv n'nlmi,
In the upper bracket of the draw
Stanlei W. Pearson, of the Cermnn.
clashes with W. V. Harrlty, of the
Overbrook fiolf Club. Unrrlty lms been
tuiiner-up In the state tournnment, but
Ihus far has never been ublc to annex
the title, llnrrity Is a golfer. He
plays on tho Overbrook team nnd is
inteil as a very good man. He car
ried flcorge IfofTner nineteen holes last
season in the Suburban tournament, bin
best performance of the yenr. Wallace
a,.L i r i . . Johnson is one of America's "first ten"
asn in semifinals Today for ' inn tennis, ills stpmsh racquets
q. . . , , , game has improved greatly during the
svimc IIUIJ vviiimce jonn-
MEET AT SQUASH
f,.i..i. -.!.. 1. i HI..I ,i . . . .
,. niffiH lli lose i,.,i,i ,, !.,. xi..t i!r.... is ,.f ii.nl ."" '. """". ' .""' "'rP" 'inies national
., ;il, . ...ni V, ni..n. ..' ... " icnnnipion. will meet his brother. Por-
,..'.' ""f.: ..J,; i .,'.," ,:.'.. "J.Y.""'.'. ''"". " fie
The Ctestuiont 'Trnpshoolers' League I .,,.'
win .nun a ei-.oge.ner liieeiuig "n
Muniln evening at T. V. Smith's of
fice. M ii in street. Norristown, in elect
olhieis. also ai range a piogrnm fur the
coining seiis,,n's sniit.
I
The Phillies arc one of the hnrdest ! ton by
clubs in the Eastern Lenguo to defeat
on the home floor. Each week they have
been turning back the best clubs, and
Trenton has been one of their chief
victims. 'I he lust two trips of the vis
itors here resulted In defeats, much to
the sin prise of a big crowd of fans
thnt accompanied them. Tonight thej
will have a strong line-up. including
Johnny Heckmnn. Oscnr fJrimstcnd,
nnother former local player, is jumping
center.
The Eastern League will hold a spe
cial meeting tomorrow afternoon at the
tel Windsor, nt wlneli time President i
hclieiTer will d seu-s the nlnjcr (lics- i
tlon with tho malingers. Earlier In the
week he notified the various leaders
that regardless of what has been done I
earlier in the season regardipg thc
plajers tinder contract not nniicm-liir. '
that ho Intended to enforce the rules in jtiophics will he awarded the winners of
the final month. the various events on the program.
Any team that has more than onei The usual week-end shoot will lit
man nnscnt on any
the services of one
If any particular plnjcr is to be absent
ins nninc must be foiwarded twoiit -four
hours in advance, (iermautown will
be without Art Powers nt Coatesvllle on
Monday as he cannot leave his employ
ment in Xcw York In time, anil Nat
Holmnn is making every effort, to get
away. He has notified Manager Iten-
I tils thnt "he will put il up to the boss."
, but if he says "No'' he will be unable
to ionic. .
What action would lie taken in n
i case of this character is hard to mi.
I That is no doubt one of the reasons
I why the president has called the ineet-
ir.g. so that all the teams will have an
understanding nnd no complaint can be
. foithioming when tin one Is suspended
for the season.
The subject of Hemic Piinn. who has
1 quit Trenton and signed with Parl.es.
I burg, will no doubt come up for il
I elusion.
' Pollers Pile I p Score
I lie 'licutoil rotters, Willi iisiin
(irimstend at center in place of .Maui ice
Tome, handed Coatesville it Inclng on
the fovmer's lloor last evening. The
final score was ,VJ to -S, and the home
talent dropped in I wont -four field
goals, one-third of which went to the
credit of Tommy IlnrloVv.
Little interest wns displa.ic.l hi the
plajers on either side. Conlesville
showed good form in the initial period, i
which ended in n tie at 17 points. Inl
the second half Trenton cut loose and
sent a shower of two-pointers through
the net.
The field goals wcie scored for Tren ,
son Plays Harrity
The seioiiinnl round of the l'ellll
vanin state squaMi rnxptets champion-
me club. The Pearsons
met on a number of occasions nml
Stnnle has invariably been tlie win
ner. 'They played against each other
once this season In an iiitcrelub match.
Wallace P. Johnson, of CwjwwI.
last season and he is expected to win
from llnrrity.
In cne Johnson nnd Stanley Pearson
meet in the linnl. a gieat battle is pre
dicted. The finnl event will be staged
.Moii.bi afternoon at the llacrpiet Club,
Ward Returns Yankee Contract
Utile Itork. Ark. IVh m Anrnn Wan
third tinsnn.nn (or tho New Vorlt Am- ricuns
l.ns touirijfd hl iontrnf in ih. tiii.nHiri'
infnl nt th club unslnni'd. Ward pa'd lif
u-ouUl in, a holdout until Ills nnlary dcimini
Is met.
Lafayette Battery Candidates Out
r.iston, I"i l Ill llnttr candidates
C'irt.'l hi l.u(a"tlp Coll'-iC" wicrdii nnd
i"iili h light unrkont In 'h'' flmppt hall. Ai.
i"h lllll CouKlilIn will not report until
MHnh I the lint.irv nipn l ivorlc llnde
Hi.- ftircilnn of Cnptnln Wolbach nnd Man
i kt l.uuhnrli.
ATHLETICS OFF FOR CAMP '
Connie Mack Leads Small Party for
Lake Charles
iiiiiiiie Mack nnd a small party of
fut hi greats left North Pliilndelpiriii ;
wstcrdny on the .",.;'."( train for Lake
Charles. Lit. The crowd expects ten
reach there on Sunday night und the '
ill go Ma Atlanta to New Orleans nnd)
hence to the training camp.
Aside from the Mack family in the
purtv wete the regular As nnd recruit
Imrlers including Pitchers Eckert. llct- '
m'nek. Harretl. Imc Keefe nnd Catcher
Pei kins. At Pnltlmore the above will
be joined b Eddie Honimcl.
Coaches llnri' Onvls and Pnnn
Muriiln. along with Trainer Poe Ebling
nnd Scout 'Tom Turner, were on hand.'
accompanied b llusiness Manager Hob
Si'lnocder.
HOCKEY GAME TONIGHT
Powerful Boston A. A. Meets Quaker,
City at lee Palace
FARM AND GARDEN
TARM AND GARDEN
White, :', ; NoVinnu. II: firim
slend. -i : Kenrns. .",, and Harlow, s.
Coatesville had ten baskets to it" credit,
going to Powell, '; Kossetl, "J lei-
inn. ... Ilrown. .', and v. nmcr i
rlulit wlnB
irntrr
. Iff t wins
. r.nrr
point
RCI.I
l.rls llroim.
Iln. Inn . .
Ir j
lliitihln-eo
Insult
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Mulilis
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Navy Athletes Busy Today
Aniiiipolls, I"uli 10 The NiimiI V i Itii
ullt entoilaiil n Ml? pnrt of New I -isiii'l
eri tuiliii its upponentH In fmn i tin 'in
nthiultr fi'iilH on the prncrnm liemu (r. ,,.
tlwt R'.tmn. Mnns.lchusfttH Teeii n I nir
n'ih the riMils In nwlmminjc and Imvini.
li.irtnii'.nh .he w.eiitlerH i.n I Vu il '
crrf. 1 hi other eents nr i i.l.'i i
nk.unHt Marietta College iin.l c mnnsti
tiKH'tT II iei ford
(l.iekrr I'll)
i niufiird
i llenrlrjlies
llnrk
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lletrrpe .1.
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One of the most sensulionnl conibi- '
nations of tlie lioekej war 'will make!
its debut here tonight when the powet
l fill Hosinii A. A. team meets (junker
City in a Vnited States Amateur
i Uoi'kev Association game ot tlie Ice
Pnlncc. Itoslon A Im- won nil fnm
' "allies and needs onl one moie win to
' clinch the ih'impionship
Beauty and Increased Value.
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Mil ij Itrpm tm
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i n'nlatj It , n i
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licnuliful trees and richly col
oicd shrub.s will weave a niagu
spell about jour home anil gic
vou n pride of ownership that will
reflect itself in increased valuation.
II. V. llni-r & Company arc of
fcriiiK below a special collection of
c iTKrecns un.'Ui passed in beaut;,
symmetry and hardiness, livery
home lover with even the tiniest
lawn will welcome this collection:
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'1 Pvramidnl Arlmrvitaes 18 inch
'1 (loldcn Cypress 15 inch
2 Muslims Pine 12 inch
All for $10.00 postpaid. Now
i- the time to send your order in.
Vldie.ss
B. F. Barr & Company
KEYSTONE NURSERIES
107 IJarr Building. Lancaster, Pa.
s.M Mil II
STi;Ms NtlTlriN
n
Princeton Matmen Meet Penn at
Nw Jersey Mermen Swamp Oppo- Welghtman Hall This Afternoon
. iaui. aa- dic q Willi one regular competing. Pcun
ncnts With 44 Points to 9 wi) mp(,t j.rilll.ctnn in an inlercolle
New llrunswlch. X. !., i'eb. 111. - KitP match in Weightman Mall tliis
Ri'jcrs swiinmcrs complctclv'swaiupeii afternoon. Captain Ashh . in Hie 1,'iS-
the srthmore mermen in a tlum i l"l : ";! "r.f'Kir Sf,Ui,l,..".
, ... .. , i nion. wll be the only nicinlier ot tlie
iiiiniP.iiig meet here. Kutgers piled up i jpam t,u)t ,.omi)(,lc,i nKninst the Navy
total ol II points against !) for the jllst wek to see action. Ashby will
I'liiiisxIiiiniaiiH. wrestle in the 175-pound class because
inliil the Uutgei'K .slur, broke tlie 1 0 tjH, n,.jc nf nmtcrial in that class,
loi I lecnrd in the 'JL'0-yard swim, jjrn wj (nif, Aslihv's pla.c in the
Biauiiig tlie instance m J luinuiesi ir.o.nound c nss.
.. ..!.. .... . ..' it
The Tigers nave an exceptionally
I strong team this jenr, having defeated
Ilrooklyn l'oljteehnlc Institute. Co
lumbia and West Point. Penn fluids u
win over Cornell nml West Virginia
j anil was defeated b the Navv. Mill
Ward, the big football Inckle, is Miner
8.'. J.'i seconds. This was the only
emit (iichel was permitted to cuter.
Uulgcis took first place in every
emit v. inning the plunge for dlstunce
fur th. tu -t time this yenr. Tlie local
uien tunc not been defeated this n.
ton Miurtliinort' wns complcfely out -classed
thni'ighiMit.
I Hoots and Saddle
ing irom a nan case tu nous on nuin
wrists, and will he unable to compete in
tlie heavyweight chi"s.
Pishop, the best man his weight in
college ranks this jenr ami runner-up
for the championship lu the I l.'-pound
class Inst season, will be unable to .out
pete Ibis nfternoon. nnd probably for
the remainder of the season because of
scholastic difficulties. Uisliop was
counted on this jenr as a sure place
winner in the championships, 'anil his
Hie Mireirport race meeting of thir
trrn tin's opens this afternoon in the
'.otii tuna border town. The card cou
wh "f si niie races of S.'iOO value
'ach. i here being no claiming events.
1'lie si." of the fields is limited, becnil'C
fli 'he tun row track, linvl.if lieen iise.1
Heretofore ns a fair crnunds course onlv. ' i. .. ut i,n L-ennt.- felt
lie fust race is three and n half fur- .
15. Bni!-i!).,rJ.V.':.lJH "!i!r. "".'.!. ""' '.'.1.V; Gets Continental Franchise
j-...' ,.' uuivi.i mi: iiii; unii i nun
furloDcs each.
If the horses keep up their New Or
I'dns form those appearing well placed
re- Kirst ,nce, Itaby Kvelyn, St. Mau
it'e 'Miilsavena : second, lholnnd,
Uilv Mildred, St. Just : third, Hack
Ilnj Mi.rinoii. Jllckey .More: fourth,
Sir l.iiifton. riihberty (iibbetl. Cray
on lift l I'li-st Pullet. Ablaze. Sandj
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A I Law son, president of I hi Cnntlneiual
lyiiBue. Is In town for n few dfijs end
whlln hore will concludo nrrungoincnls for
the local toam tn his new bnnebnll oriranl
zutlon r..nwiiin hbii that the tenm here
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Germany by the Allies
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is that it does not seem, to have occurred to these British and American pleaders for Germany
that if she docs not pay for the devastation she methodically wrought, her ictims must,"
exclaims the Philadelphia North American, which points out that "when it is argued that the
sum demanded in reparations should be reduced, this means precisely that sufferers from
her aggression shall be penalized to the extent of the remission."
On the other hand, some editors arc convinced that the Allies are demanding more than
Germany can pay. "France wants Germany's blood, and it deserves Germany's blood, but it must
get it by transfusion, not by murder," remarksthc Louisville Courier-Journal. "Germany can
never pay the 226,000,000,000 gold marks indemnity," exclaims the Seattle Tim a, and the Xcw
York Evening World characterizes the reparations program as "amazing and impossible."
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New Poland Showing It as It Is Today
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Airplane vs. BattleShip
The Plea for Cancelling War Debts
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India's Jewish Viceroy
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