"f'M-v, pfm-ri!ly f '( &' -fi EVEXIXG PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1921 18 F F07iVG 505 MARTIN, LATE A. E. F. CHAMPION, DEVELOPS A LEFT HE SHOULD BE RIGHT -SOON r '.m ...YY M I $ o im irn & 'I V ( A IP"1, 1 1 'H wit :M m j ' y ym ? r li if Uxi'x, - FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOT LIKELY TO REVOLUTIONIZE GAME WITH SWEEPING RULE CHANGES TUT view taken l most of the fnntlmll export in I'lillndellililii i Hint while Hie fnntlmll rule eoinmittee At it minimi meeting n Mareli will ontisliicr more mm .(Minns tliHii tiKiinl. ' 1 1 1 ! cliainte uill lie made in tlie code a It stanils tmlnj The mnin topic nt this yenr'ti ineftiiiK will he the forward pass, A lnmil'cr of conches. among them Nat Toe. who uil Hill iVpci nt Prince ton, lielieve that a .ik blocked lieliind the line "lioiilil become a fice ball Unth in theorj and m practice it ha been the idea t( thine who cimceiM' forward pass ila to get the rccelxer In a position where he will not be interfered -tv'itli In tnkiiiK 'be t In order to do thin. most of the eligible men ale nsiiilh ent in one direction, while the man to wlimii the pn.s is to be made will ro another. Tills in is that to mask a plnv properh the passer n veil a the receiver ! irtiiiill on his own n fur as assistance twin hi teammates is concerned. Oonsc qiicntl.i if a pass would become a free ball, if blocked, the ehan-e.s would be all in faor of the defense milking the recover , It doesn't take a vcm heavj line of reasoning to show that if an pluj sixes the ilcfene a better chance to recover than the nlTi'ii'i- the play won't be used to iin.v great extent. In other words such u rule irtmill would eliminate the pass and the panic would retert to its 1WU status. It Nn't likel) that the committee would do nnj thine ao revoliitionnr.i as to put this rule into effect, but if it did there would be a sr.-iif line and cry rawed from cverv part of the ennntrx. particularly the Middle West, hcti the pass has been de e..ped higher, on the average, thtiu In any other section of the country. A Villi. ADHI.I'HHS, who t not i nwrnbrr nf the rules rouimillie. but who n in ctoe touch irith the football ittnation. t)ivr thiv ai hit opinion: " think there will In a lot of talk nt the meeting. When if' orer. ftmrrrrr. think 'ou'll find the rules next fall will be )ust about the laiiu ai tic irerr hi.it tea inn. Vo radical ehangci are needed tittd feir input them.'' The Middies Have Started Something YAl.K i Navv . . .i. . .....: .1... men are an net up oer me ennui m no- .. .... i a :. I. ........ .1..... SVV Hint tile IlllUUles swuillllllIK Ulllll is imn mult the Hlne natatnrs. According to reports from .New I!aen. Ynle wants to arrange n dual meet und show the young admirals that tliey are all wrong. The claim further that the Van refuses At any rate, when the Navy made tlieir .lunoiiucemetit of alleged nipcriority ever Ynle the) started something. As we get it the Nav doesn't claim to be better in ever? eirnt For example, the middies confess, their weakness in the distance plunge 1 ne plunge is one even in the swimming program in which, in spite of their showing in other litcs. the mid aliipmen (an never hope to excel, anil the reason is c Imply that the human mountain type of man. found to be the kind required for a rea'ly good performance in this line, is ton heavy in companion with his height to pass the phxsicnl tests for nfnince to the Naval Academ. The distance plunge. In fact, is one of the few ath letic events in which men f this t pe excel The win ners of it lire in in.irh i'mt instance ni"n who would The one to go farthest wins, or if more than one go the widtli of the pool, the one who does it in the shortest tune is the winner. A contestant cannot aid his. progress in im way after the start. The only position element is In the first drlc. and the negative elements all relate to keeping the momentum applied as directly to the course as possible. In the tlrst place the lawn of physics estnblish the fact that weight is an element in momentum, and thin hns to do with the positive factor of proficiency In the plunge. The negative elements nre even more important, and dircctl) nccount tor the fact that good plungers nre almost a1wns of the heavy-set type. The longer the plunger is under water after his drive in the start and the deeper his descent, the more he is retarded. The tut man does not go as deep as a man of any other build, so that the curve of his course under water is Hatter, and there is less misdirection of the initial impulse trom bis stout legs. Me is under witter a shorter tin.", rcnehei the surface with less 1os of momentum, iir.d. Hnnll.v, when he is on the surface a smaller proportion of his body is exposed to the resistance of the water than in the case of a man of any other build. r ' Xnral Academy water polo team is neurit a "younyitrr" aggregation, ami i led by one. that heini) the term apptitd to members of the third clan, nine in its second year at tin Academy. There have been a ft ir initnnrei of iccond ilaiiinen nnmid as tium i'iiWimim at the ciidimy. but f 117111.1 is the first thud ctasitnan to be to notion if. Eby to Compete in Senior Indoor Meet Will. l-'HY of the I'nlversity of Pennsjlvanla track mil. who won the invitation r(IO-nrd event from 11 fast field at the Thirteenth Regiment Armor In Hrook ln Snturiho night, will compete in the national senior indoor championships on March 10. These champion ships, held by the A. A. I' . will be staged at the Twent.x M'onnd Regiment Arinorj in New Y'ork. Ai cording to a statement b Kred Riibien, all arinnge ments liaxe been completed for making this meeting the biggest eiT held indoor by the A. A. I". Most of the present champions will Is- entered to defend their titles. The winner of each event will be given 11 gold medal emblematic of the cliuinpionisliip of the I'nited States The men winning second and thiid places uNo will receive medals. The eleven 1 hampioiiship events on the progiatn. which are open to the amnteiir athletes of the world, togetl.ct with the present ehiiuipimisliip titleholder in each, arc: (ilt nnl dash, l.or-'ti Murcbison. Chicago; .'iUO-xard run. l.oreu Murclusoti. Chicago: IHMI ard run. Karl V. Kbj . l"niersit of lViinHtlvnnm . lditli-xurd run. .loie V. Ray, Chicago; 'J-mile run. Ilarrj ('. Ilelmc, IlulTalo; I mile walk. Joseph P. Pearman. New Yoik: 7).ard high hurdles 1 five buries ten Minis apart and fifteen j arils to lirst hurdle). Walker Smith. Clin ago ; runuing high jump. Walter Whalru, Philadelphia, standing high jump. Hen Adams, New Yolk: standing btouil jump. . I. Reid. Providence. Ill-pound shot. Patrick .1. Mclniinld. New York: 1 ',, miles uiedlev icluj race, teams ot four men. lirst man. Mil vanK: Mi-mid man. '-( jiinN; third man. (l vards, and fourth man. one mile. Illinois A. C. team. WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND pAR i-J tea Js&C '. Movj They ARE S v gPtZ- FOR LErJGTH I X r-' want Them plehtyJ CivHthi 1. T. TriasM U COMPETITION CLOSE FOR CAGE LAURELS MISS GUINEVERE KNOTT MIXES GOLF PLAYING WITH SKATING Believes IY omen IY ith Competitive Sport Ambition Should Take I p More Than One Form liunner-Up for Skate Title Is Long Driver Wost Catholic Plays St. Joe To nightCatholic High Also in Running Never before In thV hlitnry of scho lastic basketball hns there hren so close n rare as the present one for the cham pionship of the Cnthnlip League. (om iietltlnu has dwindled down to a battle net ween Catholic High. Ht. Joseph's and West Philadelphia Catholic High. Vlllnnova Prep has been counted nut. following its tli font last week by Cath olic High. I.a Salle finished without n win. West Catholic hns an outside chnnce of copping the title. The West Plilln ilelphinns still hnve three gimes to piny. St. .Toe. Villaiiova and Catholic High nre to be met in order, mid If Rrother Hodie's live succeeds in winning these mntches the laurels for 1IVJ1 will go across the Schuylkill. Two victories out of the three games will give West Catholic a tie for first place. A crucial game for St. Joseph's and West Catholic is scheduled for to night, when they meet nt the Sixth Regiment Armory, Forty -first street and Mantua avenue. If West Catholic wIiim but loses to Catholic on Friday, then the Purple and (Sold ipilntet will hnve clinched the title, St. Joe and West Catholic "both are nrliiied for a strenuous struggle tonight. Tn the llno-un of theCollcginns will 'be Ixane ami .Martin, torwnrils; iMigaii, center, and Hradiey and Hreslln, guards. McHcnr.v mid Mullen, for wards: Doyle, center, and I)e Fillippo and lllake. guards, will be est Phillj "s roster. T.ogan, of Catholic High, Is leading for the individual scoring honors in the Catholic League. With !11 field goals and ."ill one-pointers, be has a total of 11." points, '4 In front of Schuber, of Villanovn. McIIenry, of West Cath olic, is third with 117. The records follow : OHtnes 10. I'l (5 CARPENTIER-MARTIN BOUT RING CLASSIC In Another Year A. E. F. Champion Should Be at His Best Plenty of Challenging Material to Keep Jack Dcmpscy Busy Ily (IKANTIiANI) HICK (The music for this popular ballad, I plcte 11 sudlrient number of compea. which promises to he tine of the big tlons .for 'nnv champion (l fnee with lyrical crashes of the your, is now being I young Iloh Martin slowly nml surelv written by Slgnor Ping Hodlc, whose j working his way forward'. Certainly tremendous success, "Crashing the Old there Is enough challenging niaterlai Apple," Is now In its eighth, edition. around for Ueuipsey to be the IiiikIovi I'd. Note.) 'champion that ever lived whenever In. cares to open liLs program nnd go to li. Kob Martin's Future They icerc seated in the parlor irhcrc the pas was burning loir, lie held her little fin irith untie a throb; He looked at her and whimpered, "hid, you know I love yau so, Vou'rc made more hilt with mc than 7'iriM Cobb. Your eurvei look all big league to mc, your speed is just my style" Jlut here he stopped and sadly bowed his head: The decision was against him, he was out about a mile, When unto him these bitter words she said: 1 Chorus am the amy aauynier 0 i muyui Tiriss r.Fi L?x KNOTT, Ity SANDY fiFINF.vr.RF. THKUCAVRN , Cohnsselt, Mass.. was FRANK BAKER NOT SOLD, SAYS COLONEL HUSTON nXTIUKS or Hi j 1111 'il Mnirh II. not be thought "f f"r Some explniiatmii fnt man ns a plunger "takes off" from the any otner nranen ..f the special qunlitb ation" of a may be In order The conlestani side of u ix'ol or a springboard thr 1 hainviDiiships 11 ill be open Th, officials of tin . . I . wish to iiijn-rjt mi thovc who dcnic tn partn ipnf that all in t b m compound lnj tin entrain 1 fie of .,' for indiriduah and .T for 11 lay learns. r r ,,, ijlil, i-'U. bj 'iii'!- lulw 1 SOCCER DRAWINGS FOR MM CUP BROWN AND HOWELL SHOW FORM IN RING COMEBACKS Harry and Tommy, Respectively. Trim Redcap Wilson and Willie McCloskex in Routs at alional Club Mt-NIIIMCK old nge" of fifteen, mill thinks it's time he tried out her prowess. "I'm tired." she finished, n she i!e- runiier-up for the women's junior in-"scribed 11 giaceful tiguie out there on tenintional ice skating championship of the ice, of beating I'll." America. Hut that s only the halt of it. She's a (inlfer Alrcadv Miss Knott is being boosted by the back Fast experts u a likely cntitender for the women's golf title some daw She wallops them off the tee "0i .Minis evr.v crack, plays one of Frank MiCrackeu's "screaming irons." is a steinlj putter, and has the lemperanienl. poie. hiilnnce and all around athletic nbllit.v to send her far along the rose-strewn path in whatever 1 contest s)n- happens to favor. , Wonderful skater though she is. Miss Knott states emphatically that "she's ' lld about golf" and it's the only giime ' for her. Seated mnnuishly on the wooden rail of the rinkside at the Ice Palace during the skating championships, Miss Knott Kiikeil the lour blades of her skates Date Will Be Changed for Final Contests in Second Round of Play for ih.' nrsi time llns .1 Tun the two local oi 1 .t b agues w r k"pt idle om r-i.tuida'. 1 wing to the bad conditions of the grounds Ilotli President John It. Fundi, of the A "led league, and Milton I. Ilohlfeld iis... gooil judgm-nt In keeping the tennis trom placing off their cup oiitisis .1 It Farrell aiiid- ' li is belter in ! s.if. than KU r.i . ' The 1'iukel l.eagll' lelll'lleil till Jllst flw minuies after t'v stagd the lln millltowu Ciicket I 'lull giime wuh the T'niersi. of penn' mini.i eei-T at Kt. Martin . which r. suit. m the breaking of a leg bv t.enrge P I'caron. their star uiside b fi !'. r nidgun nt wu tied In Isith tMinis 'hen th j at tempted to StJge the C.I me lllldl'l si h bad conditions This m.i. Mn- first time that the Mnnheini tcm h.i won the championship iu tin- .on. ,inl it was only b.i the uniT"i' M.irgi" ot two points, for ur'or to -..n rn , match (lenniinlow n t- wi'b 'In I'l.l'a rlelphiii I'rh'ket Clul) Wnte" tcim, Trim had iilnmh tim I its s'ImIiiIc. One exliibirioii gune .'n -tiiged hv the Hntisl War Y-t.itns Thi v i t ,1. in .1 the si 1 nnd gai 1" of 1 Ascension h en 'I 1 tilings i,p n Snt mi 1 n "Vets in low b' e -to 1. Min.ig. 1 CI i' War Vet "run- trieu u ers 111 Iti Inn hi Fitton. w ho foi nor v Keckman Whiii F ' ford fit; . - !- ' Harold W'ooiliuan in tfr Cit teiiiu of th Chesti r l'ngl.iiiil 1 eterans Seeretar Robei I Pi' 'I ot lifd I.eagii.. uiinoiiiji -. ai tli ing teanih Iiiim b" en dia v 11 tor ond loillid ot the Ainnt !- ('up tlou. and w lule the - 1 . In 1. 1 ns w tn tlie latfi r cm tieij b' taking the 11 ot .". goa's 1 t 0 Hritis). 1 1 mi n w nlm .' .li A i:. 'll' e.i w ltd hi 11 11 i il Rrsd riulainl. .ind o I. of the I 'ies l.iistern League, I .ei! f"i tlie the AI . f..ll,W rin i 1 -mi peti a I Is for ll 1.01 IS H. TWO of Philadelphia s fistic telb.ws hae returned to local ring action -ucoessfulh line was on the ideliui s for onh .ihoui three mouths. In- being Harrv iKnli Hrown. who was forced to b- idle owing to an operation on his nose, niiil tiir other was Tommy Hi we The latter was out of the ring for about ti e or ix years, having g me into letireinent pist becniise In didn't want to h an' more Hrown nnd Howell both boxed at the Nation il on s.ntnpiuj night Hiown.e. in the wiid-up. slmwed some of his former e!ns In cleverl' iiiitlM'xmg and oiitiiiiiici.iiig Redcap Wilson, a 1 uggeil Italian fi- .mi Niw Vork. in eight sched uled niiiiii'.s Howell nbii as .1 win ni r. In 11, g 'iitirelj ion strong and ag groslii tor Wil'i" MiCloskn. Win u Howell ipiil bn.xiiig he w.m at the height "f Ills i-llleer Ml .1 t.lll." wni'ii he was rig.i tiled as being one ol the lending welterweights in the oin try Rem nth. with tae big purse, being pulled down b' stnr boxers tin 'ure of lucre inspired Toinnij t" emiio 1 bai k llowll whs hiindii lipped ri show 1112 just how good l.e was liei-ause of th'' vise-like holding "f Mifoske III the early rounds, but the Italian did prim that lie possesseil a lot of Ids old -tiun-a.'gn ssneiiess grit and strength II 'Well uppi.ired to be 111 perfect si im', weigliiiig Hi. '., oiil about fie piuii.d ' 1 mn than nt 'be t me when he .li ide 1 f. ipnt boxing Hoi '. Hun 11 11 and Snim.r Hmiio '-tllg'd .1 soitl,.llW -it to. M 1 li tie 1 I" .1 n im ,! inner Hri'toii 1.- 1 1 1 :-ing pugilistic product, let Rurmi 11 ' punched im, hard for him Hi!'' I'evine s'c.w.il well boxing n draw . tli 1! le Fuller Jiihnnv Rmee stopped I Midget 1 'In 111 111 n round 1 Scraps About Scrappers .1 Wl'K UiV I'anio c.irl 1 here N ll rKriin-ni of fur Jnnec I..i Hr.lt KrflniT macs trhirriin 1 h' i:fmm itI. r n I. 1 1- I rs r Le.) K 1 1 1 1 in 1 s, hupp, 1 1 I.nn. 1 o in ih tr I fnrin.T s hum., t " ,p.rlw il 1. 1 lll'l. for WIIUs ,s s,,r n roumU n ( iih' linniii.' lilrri.' ant I'xjl I"-liMrs p'li "l ,u h ., n. ni.il r il n ni,i at Nof I lc)f oril M..fH i.isi w. hn it. were nnidiLh'il in- th. nieM Minh 17 Miixh V'ti I .il Wlltliiinsnii I. in All' "! n i' KiMIe Morirnn no. in.- m 1 I'rutiki -n-ri'Un ' 1 . 1 tint il rn M.HOI. . V nluht 1'iln jt fall III II. Hill .t.im- l'..,l's In- s HIP U' N'mlonn1 i' re 'llatrll . ' in- r ill 11 '' I' it.rou.-h v.i H l.iritl c 'in t .' Kill 1'i.h'ei ll-- III. SI. n' a Illll 1 r- I -,!"' I lie rtrt n m.I. Siliirilij nikli' l I -'riil Icin Ir i li.M,v.s II .!. hfs iippear''! In lt .ill 1 -.0 h. isn't 1." . XT' - to Ih. A k toliruiv I one n f.OJi l.,Xi I I. '. 1 Ilu'llin. j , niii'n 11 1 rl iinploni' I- - t 'T - i A " nf 1 ,s 'mp I'li'i I hrnv ti"" Ki"p 1 mm Mali ne xrt M .It il- ..II 'h. 11. ".-I.., UIHl tv. 'Tin i r, .nt Iv, against the wood of the balustrade and told her reasons "I think women, to be lenllj pro ficient in any sport should take up more than one sport, lit i x up tlie ones that will mix," explained the fair Co liasette "I luue been skating 11 long time though this is onh tlie second time I have entered a championship. I am embarrassed to death to think I didn't win this time but it was 1 lose all right and I'll win it next time, fiolf Harmonizes "Hut jnu can't skate all the time. nnd in idea is that miu need to take up another sport to keep fit. I tried tennis at first, but 11 didn't belli much in skating, so I took up golf It hnr 1noni7.es perfcth Mj skating helps inj g'dt nnd vice xersa "I believe taking up at least two spnits would help all women who go in for athletic competition, but the) must intermingle in .uuw way. For instance the main iuimiii I dropped tenuis w.is that it ruined mj golf and didn't 1 elp tin sknting Fbturi slating i a uuiiter of shoul der and arm work (lint has muiix points , cuni conininn nilh golf, the pivoting ami . lego .lee (ril'innrll 1 lit y V . t m r Jt l.ei.iu- I tn K" .11 W-rtn. v 1 . ni jht t -r tflov.'tiM n h.. smllisl i.r 1 .-ll iiret. r i I 1 11', V K1-1 .1 I Ii1iti.i -mull id IVter nti M 11 c I I ton. lie I 11. . I 1 1 ' el 11 1 a r" .lent k 111 "" 11 u- in h m '.. I- x In New York ! I'n.-I th" il'mirm 1 1 'I Iv now. ' anl tr J... nil it I ion. 1 , r liusbun 1 w 111. 1 Ir, s in nirel is v. ' k .1 I"-'ni .1 Ansi.ri - 10 nneri I lit " r 1 'ix III nil lb.it. "I fi father is a file UI 1 ...I ,' . ,.,.,.ll. ...... . Miss Knott evpliuued. 1 st took UP golf becilusi. mj ' so keen about it M sister . tennis nlii.M r. so it was 1111 to the pla off on or I will In 1 -iirv i" ow nig (o tin- fin 1 il'iii tiled for Sntiirdny w. 1 The limns drawn griuiuils of Wolf. . 1 wick 1 M.. Ascerii Iru filrh. ftrr. Is Knsit ' Clearfl" e' le M mil (Ills '..III' II I first n 1' r in tf' . a lie Im .'11b .. it Ink ' seheti- 1 i.d ; 11 tils' ' Tlpllll wi ..I 'ti. . Irtni u r ll' . iu .f . ' " 1 it ..t Mi 1 .. I in I im hi. JH'I'I.' m I ..11 . ilin M.,r..iit -ivvt.r' ih.i si T t m .rhi in .... nir 11. ur K.I.- !! - ll , .. r.. ..ji t 1 1.. . ... s m I J . V lunN,.H 4I1 1 Is.u' with Ii.-'.n m J.ihi.n M.-i' p- J.I I'll' le-r I. l rf tr Wilfh.-r .- II I' I 111) l n'l I .' n Kin - I mm I 1 111. Sftt. ol 1 1 mt A I , iu r Kit. .1 An'l In. kip ' .'irr'si . 11 1. 1 IMJ.- I'll"! s Klune S...I r ii n .Ir 1r I if.rti: r rlrnl ui-ltirwi-liihli. ' I nail II lie le 1 Hue r ih At' . rl in .ihr.m I . ,1 .loin M la 1.1 i .- I .it. 'It ' ' , . ' ll' ' .1 Xri l. .1 "1 1 ., mi 1 -. no Mn II ni. ! 1 .1 1 mi. nil II.'. ' n.l'.u 1 'lt 1 ruin "is le l..4rfll III, N M u ., leri-lr lull., lui ! HMrfN Mil 11 I.. ijUhici' Ih. ii. .-It m Ijr 1 Hi '. 1.1 .1 rittini Vet. rmo Donltlitn on lllinsl tin 1)1. v it rnuml a s ftniu llllr lVls-ell in. ' . ' hrl.i-.l In "" ' ' '" 1 ' ' "'" I'loUliHr V mi " .'' ' i- - ' tu reres 111 ' -i-.'. tu " m -1-011 Ihi Im l'i' 'I "n n llrsnii.n 11 -' ' I ' ' ho broli In- I' in 1 m r liliv r. "' ' ni ni .'Xi ltT 1. 11 tl'. i.nti"'i - " 'J. . ilJ'en I;- " ' .' .' , h' , ',,m, ' Cud N m Suiel 1 "" " ' ' ' ' iiu i 1 '"' ''im ii f "" i ' ' at the 1 j I' Vincent Richards Turns Tables xrw "link .-I , s ..,1 ll' 1 .1 ytst-nlii' ." 1 ' ' '' '" " ", :hi liin.ts ill vl mn, In 11 l'i .In.-1, . n ler lliis.n 1 o . .11 rt'h 1 .1 I I 1 ill K . ,!,.. 11 1. u'i- .. Ill I Vt . .:..!, r .iifhi tr ,f n. y .th 11 in .- Ill ItI 'I ll . Ill ..II II. r. I ni I. 11 . i f J l ,! li' 1 .at 1 i. 11. sht ll- .... :1 J.h. will H I ll I f. I' ll IIM t.rntl. I . -I- t V ' X .41 I i 1 I ti .ii .1 to in. ST. MONICA'S WILL HAVE SAME FAST BALL TEAM Majont) of Last Year's Club Have Signed to Play for Coming Season ; Si Monn.i s Catholic Club will ! In 'lit ba- mil t''t lil ,uin this s. i.on with ' tin same tfiiin ilini n prrscnteii il , -luI I 'list ear Tin Saint, went thro igh the I l'CJii I', i.'iigli niceling tin lie-t in nml iirout.d I'lnl.idi iphin, and winning 21! lout of "J from such tinins as Forty- I'ISIiIli u.ll'l. I iiiiiiiii'iniiiii AM -isiai", C 'nmbiii ' C and V F. Head & .i - I linn gun .nnl fun will again be the 11 ill st.l's III the box (I'N'ell. the cnick I'.nksiop. inttlids I" st ji k wild the .'ill. b.iviilg t irned ibi.Mj nil offei with Athinl 1 "f the Southern League I 'op "' "iiger will bold down the key -1. m -m-l. and Hiniiie Hoggs, the lmnl -lot' lug right fielder, is anollier of last 1 'in s I'bib 111 Inn'. (..inns lire being arranged with tin I . .1 ti.inis in and out of tlie il, sin li as Nntivitv. I'lirkesburg Iron, Mnr .I.a!1 F. Smith and Aiiuinns. St. Monica is Mllmg to pl.n cither at home or ew.n Vtldiess Hiietin!l Manager. St I1.i1U .1 s C C . lT.'t) Hitner sun I me to plm with dadih All I lui'l to do was pluj golf just once and I was j a poll nut, just iikc everjuoiiy (use nun tries it 1 guess "N matter how mnnj people were on tin first tee watihiug I was n(ver , fuss. . I l.ecnuse sin li a crowd gathers! nt tin knting and 1 was used to gal- lent' "Soi,i..i,im I nlwnts got off good drive, -ill all of a sudden, hlooie, I 1 coiildn t hit ti biillnon 1 haven't got in) drive b-o k et. mi I'e been pin; ing with mj irot.s. hrst a round with a midiron, aiinllnr time with a innshie, and so on. I kis.'d iu wooden clubs good bv last vear, hut I've good cnnttol with the' irons now and I 11111 going to get back m.v di I" , von bet !" liiiw cnrc lt;ul M's, Knott sa.vs tinii a l' last cnr tbrt w hep ofi" her gain iindilernlilj It was one stroke wni'se tliiin tin won. an rei nrd at the Cohnsselt (Jolf Club where sh plavs. a nine-hole course, and 11 pulTed her up i niil'b that the next trip she had a li'J ' 'I hat's one rnisoii golf is so fnsei Jin ti g to ine, it makes me iiuid," sin 1 01, tinned "Tin woise miu pla.v, tin inn I ii-r joii git and the more jou 111 1 11 and pla.v It ll.nrv Knott, tin olBeinl in tin Wiillbiim Willi h Co . is hir father ni.d 1- opposed to hi- danghiir entering mn colt ciiuinpinn-iupe 1111 h"j o'.n I uiiii' d real 1 luiiniloiiship caliber 1 Sue IS onlv scventet ll eiirs old, so ' there's plent) of time Miss Knot' heiself Is llllpatleut to "plllV till' s 'she startnl plnviiig golf 111 the "r f No Truth In Report That Trappe Slugger Had Been Purchased by Senators New York, Feb. '2. The New York American League Hascball Club has nflicialh denied that .1. Franklin Haker. of home-run fume, had been sold by the Yankees to the Washington Club for vJ.'ifUHlfi. "Colonel Huston niet Haker in Washington on Saturdm nisbt," said Huslness Maiiaser IM Hariow. "Thej discussed the matter of linker's playing this season at sonic length and Colonel Huston bus informed mc that it was practicnlly definitely sottlcd that Hak er would be with tlie Yankees this smi son. It is confidently expected tin' Haker will reimrt at the Shrcvcport training camp next Sunday. "An deals that might have hi en pending for Haker have been declared off," continued Hariow, "and there is eer.v reason to believe that the famous slugger will be in the line up to help Italic Hiith shutter pitchers' records during the cumins pentiunt race." TROOPERS PLAY TONIGHT Meet Summerfield In Basketball Game at Cavalry Armory Tin- Summerfield live, champions ot the Northeast Church League, will play the First Siil.idrou quintet tills eve ning at the Cavalry Artnor.v, Thiitv seioinl street and Lancaster hm-hiio Siiiniii' 1 field is managed by Jim I'ol If.ik. .1 former cage stnr. and has won the ptiiuiilil ill the uptown cllliri h or glilli.'llinn for sevei'al seasons. ! Th' visitor, have a fust conibiiu.iuin 'in l'i' 1 and Kerr, forwards; Fiuitce 1 out' i' mid Livingstone and Mackn 1 The home live will present Mie line up 111 Meiiiharl and f ill tn.11 11 lorw arils; Kddie Wiitson. cent, r and lliidelt and O'Hricu. guards. Las week the Tioopers staged 11 nillj in lie lat 'nt minutes that ncttnl 17 points nnd swi.pl Hrown Prop oil lis feet 'I he All-1'hilailclphia Hockey C.irl. will 1 it 1 I the I', of I'. Co id live in the pieliininai v contest There will In ibiiit i'i.- alter the baskelball games. Ai rind ng to Oscui Mctiihmt, captain rl tin I loop. 1. .' ipiiutet. a game with tin Cm .'ii five of the Fastern League 11 ,i ' pln.vitl at the end of the sen sol. I.ni.111 futhnllc Hluh "cIiuImt. Vllliinnxix Prep. Meltenry. Weil rmh It llennenliert r. Vllliinnxii. Mnrtln. St. .losanli I'rep. I'ltrfey. Ciithnlle Hluh Mull. 11 W Ciilli lllsli. xturphy. HI. Inscpli I'rpp. Stlini'liliT. I.s. Hnlle l'rsp Kane 'ltiinnR I'rep MtNullv. Ciillinllo IIIkIi. lllike. West (.'nth. 1 Hull Dnnnhi.e. fiilhollc IllEh iruilitriin. Vlllnnnvu l'r llniilley, Ht. Josfph Prep. I'uuiin, Ht Joseph Prep. T Willi". 1 .11 Sftllf Prep Hnslln, Kt Jiisenh Prep Knne Hi Joseph Prep . t.iirkln. I.a Hiille Prop . V Whlti. I.u Sulln Prep. I..e. Wis! Cnth. HlBh I'.ltnllinri I.u Hnlle Prep New nek. I.a sHu,. itpp Ken11e.lv. natlinlle IIIkIi I'llrfnnl. Catholic High. DI Kllllpn, West Cnth. It. llowen. I.u Hnlle Prep Qnlnn, Vlllnnovn Prp . J. fnrr. I.a Sntle t'rtp. Ilnl. finhnllc HlBh t.vnrll, St. Joseph Prep ttft-ey HI. Jnsepll Prep, Xtaxwell. f.ithnlle ltlull Villi Vllllllinwi Prep llnrrelt. Iji Hulle Prsp . Sullluin. I.II Hnlle Prep I'unlff St. Jnsfph Tren Snnui'H XWiit fatli. It. WiinilH West Ciitli. ItiBli Dever, West Cnlh. IIIkIi. HTAN 1)1X0 OP r'.iilinlle Hluh St Jitl-eph Prep Wel Catholic illlll Vlllnnnvu Prep . . Ui Salle Prep . . . :il 111 II gn in '-i tn .1 a in is 11 K 10 10 10 .1 II 7 t ft 4 I t 5 1 IN .1 Pis tn nr nnl VI, 4S 41 an .11 n'j :m :io trnnur nlDinttt "White- you are but an unknown bush league blnke: My old man hits .300 almost every sea son, Tom. "White they tell mc that your batting h a joke. Nome day when tiou arc purchased or ynu have a batting eye I may listen to the words you have to say: lint until you ve got the goods take a Itrodir to the woods, 1'or I'm signing on no dotted line today." The years xrrnt by and Tom improved; hit work began to shine; II ii batting and his fielding were im mense; His clouting jumped fiom .OM aiound While every day ho splintered up some fence. Hut in the ineanuhilc Maine s old man biynn to lose his eye, Thiy cannid him when Ins salary whip unit icm; ,v, 7'ttin he paiiid her up for good, and now sue wonarrs irny WITH these various complh-atinnit besetting the champion. Hob .Mnr tln can nffnrd tn take his time, iicipili,. n good left hand, more diversified boxing skill, more weight and riiggedinss nnd more experience, all of which nnntlier yenr or nimther eighteen months should bring. Leaving Dcinpfcy out of it, n meet ing between Carpentler, champion of the Fiiropdin armies, nnd Martin, champion of Jhc A. 10. F., would lie a ring. classic. Ily another year tit least Martin will be nlile to give the French star virtually nil he, is looking for. The Juno Carnival THK period running from June, 18 through June 'J5 will be one of th most densely populated sportive vpoti on the calendar. The International polo mntehes itnit at Hurlliigliam on June IK, These run through the U.'ith iu cine three mntcliCH are played. On June 20 tlie open championship nt golf gcti under way nt St. Andrew's. So two nf the great epics of the year will be lumped, with dizzy camp fn. lowers who esteem both gnines dashlnit back and forth to get nn eyeful of the complex situation. It would hnve been much better in hiivo arranged separate dates, to per mlt the conclusion of one of these cu'titH befnte the other started. It nun be that with golf, tennis nml pulo all scheduled for June, there was no other way out. Hut the arrangement as it iiitw stands is none too convenient. After Twelto Yenrh PI HATH supporters desiie to nn iioiince Ihrniigh these buriiin? ilu. '"..""' e . . . , ,. . . . .. " . Them hitter ten ids inito htm once site I paicneti inai I'liihiiurgii, unci waiting sul(7; iweivc ,ii-urs, is uoiier way 10 collect iiuoiucr peuiimii tins season. u: I I 1 ci.miH Won tist Dempsey Complications NDKK the old order Uumpsey, lnivlng knocked out a man aftet the manner of Hill Hrennaii. would merely have bad to greet eacli challenger with this "Heat Hreiinaii first." I! Hut Hempsey is now up against more j I complications than any champion has I known in a cluster of decades. 1 1 On the one side, or rather on the J I other side, lie has a F.uropcau chain- rl'pion who is seeking coinbnl. This is -: 1 .. .. .. ... -, . -"n distinctly new kiiik. as i.urope nas had no lighter of Carpentier's caliber since MitchcH's day. Then, for the first time In twenty the beaten champion desires a ".!) 1 IS 1S I I 14 It I in, - I Pittsburgh mmped awuy with her 1ni pennant in IIMKI, when "Hnbe'' Adams and Unwind Ciimiiltx helped to Mippress the Cubs, allied and ubetted bj I In 11, Wugner's gical pluy. Now, with 11 hustling inlielder smli as "Unbblt" Mariiiiville iu the plnce once made fainoiis by the Flying I luteli 1111111, with 11 good pitching staff nud aggressive attack. Pittsburgh can mm iiu icnsoii for winding up lmck of Hrookl.vn or New Vork, , picked as tlie favorites. tiibsoii iiinlniibtedly has one of the best machines Pittsburgh has known in 1111111.V J curs, nml if tlie venerahlr "Itabe" Adams can maintain his equilibrium one more season (ilhsun won't be very far away. 1 c. 714 711 111X1 ,is;i coo Record Bowling Entry llllfTlltll. Pell -S oVItll 11 I ol 11 1 llllllllier ..I 1 1 'JuO entiles In nil lllslunH n wnrhl n riinril for a lslln tnuri'iiinrnt tliu Iwen in ilrsl iinnuul ehuniiilnnshlps nf th. Anier luin llnwllns CiiPKress will n.t umltr way lire tills etenlnit. years, the beaten champion ileslres n re- -j- j.() turn match. Jeffries, after losing to j J. Johnson, was willing to call it n war ,.,.,, "" and cease bring, .lolinsnn nail to go aliroad to escape .prison. Hut Willnrd insists upon iinothcr chance. The third complication is Harry Willis, the lllaek Panther, of Louis innn who, by stopping Fred Fulton suddcnlj and decisively, is in line for n shot at the title. C'nrpentier. Willnrd and Wills com- DFKiFL recently had a lil d a 117 on the Maine day." That's nothing. We have known u number of duffers who have hail u M and a I7 for one roiiiul. TOIINNV KILHANK is willing tn J defend his cliiiiiipiouship for $.")0. 00(1." Well, you can't arrest a iimn for merely being willing. Copirlitil. lilt All rioliti restnrrf Pinters Pick Detroit for Tourney liistttii i-M, is TI.. - . .tt li nnii'ia! 1 ii.nl of Ihe I'nl n ! 1 Utters rindehall . , ui.l ! le lil .it 1. 11 11 fiom .lulv 'I Ainust it inituh i.tnr.llnR In un i im in. 111 i. I. i'h I Iiallus pruat- ,1 t Hi.' I. IUU" ALYMPIA Droad and Dainbridge i MOMIW l.Mi,, ll.niu AltV H l. h U. IIAHIIV. KM) WAGNER vs. STEWART MOSBERG vs. McMANUS SULLIVAN vs. PALMER .IIIINN .IIMVIV MEALEY vs. MURPHY .11)1. IIII.I.V K ( TIPL1TZ vs. ANGELO r its nil sale miw Urn nl mil Incest llntrl Unltiiii innrrt Sis. It i-iriil ir prlieii. AUDITORIUM A. A. Sixth , I Itmwfi kik iiii i:KMNti. Miifii lain MAM II I.I) vr I.VmT I ..mills l.ii'iKlirnii is .liiluini .VIiI.iikIiIIii Mountaineers After Revenge a i'-. 1. '. ii m in Pile Uts I Iftll.l klttlt , I . It ,t sill II I l'i. t t .1 ' 1. 1 "I f li e I. 11 ur ni 1 11 It. 1 a 1 .tun... 1 , 1 rflM.ir 11, tli- . 1 1 1 1 1 1 in tw w t ks 1 r , li .111.111 it-4. ..( Hiiro fi ' 1: U-. 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