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"MACKS SHOW PROGRESS IN SOUTH"
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TO DECIDE AMERICAN
CAGE TITLE TONIGHT
Post 26 and Hancock Clash Standing and Schedules
in Final Contest; Double
Tic in Eastern Leaguc
Causes Excitement '
rnllH 10'Jl r-lmnipionsliiu of the Atneii
rnn llaakPthnll I.eaKiir- ill be do-
eScJcd toutftlit. The teams tlinf will
buttle for tbe honors me I'oat iiil, firt
half ttlnncr, nnd UnncorU, tho present
chnmnions nntl itlnne'ii of the. ypronrl-
hnlf lioiiori Two jennies bavi" nliemiy
Kami nlntoil In llm fiprin. ntnl (hn rotnlta '
are one victory nnd one ilefcnt for the
rontentllni: quintet.. ,
t.nst Monrlnv Ilnncnd. won In the
wnrKln of four point1", and on UVdne. '
rlar I'ot 20 turned the tnble. win
ning bj -0 to 21. The contender fire
evenly tiintelicd nnd the xiiniic"- hard to
forerast 'I lie same team tint started
for the service lads ill the Inst came
will iiR.iin be on linncl tonlcbl
They tvjll start off with llownid
nartrell nnd Hroo, nt foiwnid Smith
at renter nnd MrMriininin nnd .Inmlcon
Riiard. Hmirocl. will intilo 11 ohanae
h senditiff Sam Moorebead in ccnler
He ha been out of the grime on account 1
iicsM but plmed Rieat ball foi-
in on Thnr-dny ncalns,! I'.aldwin
ef of the team will be l'lko Ilml
nson, fmwnrds. nnd Wood nnd
n 111
DobRnn
The re
Stetenso
Armtinni;. giinnl
Mill liz-fr.-it Itriiliiu-
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'Hie l'hiladelnh'n HaMein I encue hve
Uiged one of the mosl reniaiknble nil- battle at (icruiantown tonioirow night
lies ever witnessed bj (age fnus on will bine an important bearing on the
Sflturdnj evening nt Musical l'und Hall situation
The final score was !il to It" in faior of'.,... . ., . .. . ...
the honi" team, and fourteen of the 1 U lm AIm,ui Imiton Pljyen?
Msltorn' points were registeied In the It IooUh as thougli some one on Ticn
firt ten minutes, when the Iliarn made I"11 is due foi suspension before the Pot
the home talent nppear foolish 'tcrs pln al Camden Wediienlai night.
AVhen Oeorge Moiri ilipped nw,i'Tbe mien admit the absence of one
from Tominx Diinlcnxi for (wo easv I'lnyer in anntlier line-up, but nn more
haskets. mnk ng the totals II lo ,", ' tlinn one mint plajlng in the State
Manager Hill Mycr yanked Tommv T.nigue or elsewhere will be dropped foi
from the game and sent l'.ube Mot? to 1
center and ''Skeetei" Wright to fo -
waid. An immediate iinpiovement
-l-
noticeable. Heading did not seoio
oilier point, while tbeiiome tumi made ' mognN mto wecntive s.wion and in
fiic and finished (behalf in the real at 'formed them that the laws would bo
"4 lo 10 Mrlctlv odhired to In he futuie
Yor eight minutes of the second half I'p at Tienton liir-t Trlday, OrimtitcnU
the visitors did not tnlly. Then Har-
rev cnged the only alien point of the puixliig elcu Iiti-, on ording to leports.
half With tbe Hcore Ifi to 1!l In fnxor' Picsldent Soluffr has withheld his xer
ef the visitors. Passon counted frnm , (In 1 until he gnu positive informition,
Mie field and tied the score at 1." all. and the fans ire anxious to mm what
Cross was replnced bj And" Mc will bo the declslun. AVhieh one the
Mnhon. The Phils added six points to 'Tienton temn will u-.lt to be dropped is
none for the Hears, and the game ended nllo awaited with interest. 11s Johnny
21 to 15. It mis one nf the most re- lieckman misses mini games anjwn.
markable pieces nf defensive plating It now appears that the Potters received
ever staged lit an Eastern League team. ' nil the tvoit rf the lucent Hex'Unmu
....'. 1 Dunlcivt trade.
Tie in Lantern League
The Eastern League is in the midst Jttitustt-I.Tl CliJinplonsliIp
of the most exciting rncc in the his- The second gauie in the "erie foi the
tory of the organiration as two pen-
nants nre virtuallv nt stake and the
1 onlestnnts in each case are tie. Camden
ftDel tiermaniOXtll are untiling lor second
half honors nud Heading nnd Trenton
rc staging .1 iace for tbe pennant of
the flSt sfries They. too. arc dead-
locked.
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The play-off for the title will he
l.... ' .." C! CJI,-.... .... ,.,. I
neiwreii iuv jviiim .11 on.-.-i.-i-. ..n "i
hand and Trenton or Heading on the 1
.ti, lrw.nl (una nro miltlmr f.ir the
dorma (n mmo thrnuch. but thev have
hnrd road ahead of them, as tbe
Skectcrs have taken on a renewed lease
PEARSON 10 MEET
MORGAN IN FINAL
Utiy at Cermantown Cricket'
'Club This Afternoon for U. S.
Squash Racquets Title
By SPICK HALL
Stanley W. Pearson, of the Gorman
town Cricket Club, Pennsylvania tltle
nolder and three times national cham
pion, will meet Hewitt Morgnn, of New
Tort, this afternoon nt 12 o'clock nt
Manheira in tbe finals for the squash
laoquetB title of America. The dawling
.,.,., . . ,, . . i.,
exhibitions xvhich Pearson has been giv- i
leg recently make him n faxonte over
hu mctronolitau rival, although Mor
ran's vicory over Mort Netyhall. De- j
rrolt, yesterday xvas impressive for lis
teadlness
Pearson xon his waj to the finals b
trimming Constantino Iliitchius, of Bos
on, on Saturday afternoon Lnter on
the same day Morgan reached tbe semi
finals by beating W Hutchins, of Bal
timore. Newlinll drew n bje The flic
players who entered the tournament
were state champions Onlj those bear
fng such n title nro permitted to enter
the nationals Pearson won the Penn
sylvania championship recent) at the
Hacquet from one of the biggest fields
hat eier contested for the event
Ist Iast Year
Pearson wns Mate champion Inst yeai,
but he lost the national championship to
'' C Penbodt, of Boston The latter
tompeted in the Massachusetts tourna
ment this .tear, but lost to Hutchins
This afternoon gallert spnee will be
' premium In nil of the contests
'aged nt the ficnnaiitown Cricket Club
,pl IllfUlInu 11 i II 1111 fpitm lirlnnil llllil
(lefeali'd Ila.tward nf Boston Both
""stem ami Piii'ndidpliiii mm two
tnatches but Plilladelphia got the ilc-
"-Ion b, wining 'mn,'! ban tlie
Huston pln.ters This piciloush bud
;; i'F.c;. up,,,, a, the m.thnd f-T
'" 'ding tic idiitests iu inse two tennis
tlid iu tlie mnniii-r of matihes
1 1 1 1 ICjsj Winning
I .H Holm's tictoiv titer
t 1, .11
,1 .11.11 11
'"tiniat was an ia oiie lor th
toung
111 tuiHii,d.ni II. bud things his
"ti wnt ihmughoul the iiiatcb and was
hi I 1 11 i... 1.1, .t
' ii -aeii 11. no tne opening m'uik
""I the tlu.il pnlm liinl been Nu,i, t
vs Iliihu who gate Sl.in PeniMUi
bnini-i bailie In the tn .. num. '.it for
'he stnti (liiiiiipioiiNlup llem.t Man
'"t 111 tbe sMiilfliiiils and won the ll.st
" gjini but the experience nf the
'ornii cluiniiinu linallt proud ton mm li
""the tounijer iiliiter
W rilla. e I .lohnson of Citiwtd m t
' I'll 1) Powers, of Boston testenliit
h,! .wn8,llf't," in a fast four game
""itch. Johnson won the Hut game at
IL: ' I1.1. '"M ""' ,u'xt h,i'' l,y 'insu
golf"' )V-.' "'. tbe llierbrook
final,. ' w ,0 ,of,t lu ''eursem III the dtiltu
"jalo, alw Aran trlininetl. IHh con-
yw was rP8(Pr p KpIIoss, of Uom
ton
'csteniaj am Sntun a.t eter.t sent was , ""t p...K...... " """'" "r. '
aken earl and cult those who wen; , The following dirccto i 11 .
filing to -put 11, a long time waiting 'd-arg. "f '"''TnHnm V Tow, , d'
"" f'Tlnnu lougl. to see the . ham- , '7s,,11'"1 ';a,P, V ..nnli hor i'
l"oiisliJp and intercitt matches f '.iliiiiibiis. N .1 ' iml h los,H'
Pblla.lelphia won the tnterclty I 1 i Kobert Ca. tei of J lount I . llj .
n..itehos testerdat when Tens Iluhn. " l"r";;-. I"",,-1 , 'T , ,. u'n'he
"Hill- Hnniuet Club, beat Mark Win I J n Hollt . mi le and swine Wilbut
dell of Boston and Prank S White. ' " Lngle. of Mclfnrd. .N .1
-:
of Basketball Leagues j(
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w i t
t a "e Tren.on
3'lonn
Camden
Ton ah.
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Till. MrtVn S,lrup
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Philadelphia nt Content llhi
Tll(la
J unrniiRv i rcntmi nt ejamdon.
rldj nA0ln at Trenton
Cnatoxillle nt noidtnir.
.. -- vbiiiuvii at vi-i uini,i, II
m COM.MIH lEMlfK
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llaiicotl.
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TIM Mcck'n .SiiicUuip
ronlclu - HnncM.1. J'oal Si,
Mvrr.tTiiiKnc l.i.xt.i r.
I'ln-otT Scrim
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Drbciin 0 1 oon II Id vjr 0 1
Tuvla. Dobson f Flaldwtn
I c.
000
of lite juilKinj. hi the ball plnccd last
week
'ninilen and (ierninnlowri nlntivl limt
wecL (It a I 000 olm. wnrlnc? n nnir nf
victories The Hennls L'lnn has 11 Kliclit
S,,fe,,,?c ".widins to the . licdtilc.
, V',J, J ? ' p'' "V hon" '' -linden.
,, mi'TmIm ni"i ,r'iTt0n a,!,,1?w"5 Ath
' lilnlelphin, Itcadins nnd CoatiHille.
Camden, nn tin- other hand, must nl.iv
,iii.! ..... .1. ... . , .,:.',..
in mien rai.es with (.ciinnntouii, l'litla
urin 1111 uiiii 1 reiiLnn 111111 ni 1 cimo 11 r 1
Tientoii. Iteiidiinr riml Coatestllle. Tli
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me 'est of the 'en-on.
the managen were In: in enforcing
'-i'V. ''' ' S-l-ffcr, -lied, the
ami Mfcknvui were nbsent The were
clianipioiml ip or tli" rniineieipnia .xian
ufaeturei-s' League will be plnjed to-
morrow night al x.onnh unll. whcn'Nnvt after eleven straight tictoiies,
1 wnusiio i-msini v. nn i.HiuiM". 1 in- m-i
meeting on I'mlux icsttlted 11. 11 win '
for Dubson. !
A t.ctmy fur the Pall five will g.te
'it the pcunint II will not be the Hist j
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one r.ir tin wnnson ciuo. roiu jmrs
n I. r,,n,l ll,o l.lclw.ll liniinl-M l tl..
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old ludiitilil League, nnd it is ne.ult
the same line ,111 liiat won on that in-
c anion. A t i to"t 'or Bnliiwin will
necessitate n tliiid game to he plnjul
on Tliiirsdat
F. 1 ARMSTRONG
- SUCCEEDS WRIGHT
Burlington County Fair Asso-
ciation Holds Banquet and
Elects Officers for 1921
The Burlington Count) Pair Asso
ciation banqueted and elected othcers
and a board nf directors in nnnual ses
sion at Mount Holly, N. J The electloti
resulted as follows: Presiilenf. Dr.
Clinton D Mendeiihall. of Bordentown ;
vice president. Dr. Hobert W. Carter.
of Mount Hollt ; trc.iMirer. Miss r,nn
(. Curtis, of Mount IIollj : socretarj,
w mK of Mmnt Hf)lj' .
,re0t0is. ,1 Hume Carter. William
.lones. It W Wills and V Wnlln
Annsi.ong who was elected la immdie.
of the bonrd to succeed William Wright
of Mount IIollj
I W. Armstrong is widely known
throughout this section of the country
lint ing been interested 111 sporting
events nnd public churities for man
enrs He is tlie owner of setcral ten
fine show hoiscs and tnkes much iu
terest iu the thnioughbred nnd hunters
Tlie one time good race horse Yindcx,
n ginndson of St .Simon, is nt the head
of tlie stud Dliector Armstrong I con
sidered 11 strong addition to the direc
torate of the Mount Holly l'nir.Assj.
elation
The week following Labor Da was
again selected for th nnnual fair and
rncc meeting, which will 111e.u1 the
annual fair will open on Ttiesda.t .
September HI to loutinue lite dajs
and nights
It was decided to again '.en classes
and carlt closing etents for n big Fourth
of Jul matinee The . eb in at ion will
hme tnriid atti actions to mi 0111 me
De Palma Wins at Los Angeles
Iia Anrelrs l' -
li ti 11 1 llm
nt 'in b . rac .it
.rlof'n no n i.Tr ."". K!
i-...-l fr ..UI .11 1 a of isa In. 1 -IN
' '. .ffi1, .lir.iiiW.I.t.".!,.''!?;
I ,, , nfih ami Iih- Miller al li
on 111 art. mo in. 1
New Football Coach for Amherst
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Inialeur Sports
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iniMll.u iiumlt
leala . Ih (i ini
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i!(tv tu si'Vdii in
I I, a c uh ,fr'0ii; rea-
1 01111b (n.lucllelll
hi t'uinuu in o.'
rieuil I otirth -irce.
llbick.l.i.x .Iiinliira ut I 1.1 e 1 a iiS
miliiea ttllh lite hav , lulls sain
Hcnaru HHt KoulhJtvi mo aluct
ltnihlnclmi V, A., a nnt-ciaaa traxallna
ririllon. Hal "lt. in March' open for
ami 1 of Its "l '"Tfrliur lea.onablo ituar-
or phoaa Kenbu(tonJi w J,
St. atq-'. " Jw"J 1.,'2SS
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KTENTNO PUBLIC
I PRINCETON OUIOF
; BASKETBALL RACE
Defeat by Yao n Extra.Perod
Game Eliminates Tiger3.
Ponn Humbles Delaware
Intercollegiate League
Basketball Standings
or. at. i
101 ,n ri
17 e.i m
K4 02 Hi)
121 ."7 47
no ,m ni
177 in ,11
'I he Iiiteniillei;lntc IlaKetball T.ennue
1 ace ha definite) narrowed down to a
BtniRRle between Pennyhnnin. Iat
yeni'fifhaiiipinim, and Dnttnoittli. Sat
urday niitht nt 1'rinccton tli Tiger-,
were nlimiiinteii, when Ynlo, mmh to
the viiiptisp of the collese world, de
( foatt'J "' Ti?ers in an cxtm pciiod
lEamc. 80 to -8.
the nle ictory whs nil the more
Fenationnl when it ;. ionldeied that
it wot, their tiist of the euiiii nnd
nRninst n team that cutlcn have been
nnlnx about iceentlj The brilliant
game ph)ed b Cuptnin Ople and his
mntcs agiiinst D.irtmoiitli was taken as
nn indication that it would tnke an
exceptional team to hand the Tigers n
lexersc
'I,,, n,n . j .-... nit l,.t,l frnolO
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II .utll, tui ,,I I'll ,.'i,. ftv..,-
I'lliueton having the advantage in
double deckers, elcien to ten. Alder -nun
caged ten out of fourteen tries
fioin the free line, while
Legeudre,
llrnwner and uiciinson coniDineu
scored but four out of ten Onco again
the value of a good foul goal shooter is
apparent, despite all that the New York
critic of late b.ivc been Haxing. Tli.
race would be much tighter if ever;
team in the league had looked to tbe
d.M'Iniiment of a foul-goal shooter ns'
1 has PcniiHlvaiila.
T H.o,. ,,nme nope nntei itl t IC 1
111.. ..-1.M ..n.-.ne Ann ntfltcl f I fllP
W l.yen andforne , ,n C-
l'-'" " '""r K. ln"'r K?fiPZv
1th". an-.crt.on that the In'nil '
Heights team is a v rong one on tlicir
'' '" ,IIn JT0'itb?.C",,T,?ni"
. CoiifRc. w i r c pt
J.'rnn ! I 1 137
Cmitirmitin n 3 7f.n 181
rorne'i a 4 r.no im
ColutnMa 2 t itj j,
f'rlneMon 2 1 a.11 1.17
Va! r. r,l till
cage foul goals the, Ithacans would have "
been the leciplent of a defeat I Horses best suited to the inifuioiable
This xteek three games will bo played 'Hack umdltioiiH at Shrevcport m to
in the league, Columbia meeting Yale at d.H laid, which is c,t an oidm.irj
New Haxen on Wednesday, Ynle play-
found themselvif
Penn s victory over iJeinttnrc hatur
dnx nigiit was expected, but not with
H.A ,..,, l,nt the U-tn-1:', score illdl-
the ense that tne w to 1.. scnri imii
nird. The lmrs from the l'each rtntu.
wiHi n record of bating humiliated the
. , -1 l.-..- .1... .llnJ. nf
MCilieil powerless wmr" nn- "ll"' " ' j
Cnptain D.innj and Ms mates. Bill
(irate led the slaughter with .six- field
!. Wnltcr Hnntinger scored five.
Bnsennst three. Miller two and Mc-
irhol ami t oeeiin one ciui. ' "
I..III... I,,,l ,.f I flint ItlCfPl- W .IS
liiiiiihiu ........ ... - -
ensilj the feature of the game, lit linn-
.Mini' of lie hull mm scintillating pass
'Ins and tutting in biingi.ig rounds nf
L'lifi-M fiuin the sjiei tutors.
I.VUIV11.UAI. l-CdJUNU
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Ceil IXnil, Ph.
Pi i sr i pn-lilon cillot'
-ullin If llirtmouth
Sldman r. , Cornell
ti.Vlchol rg Penn
J.ilinxi.i rf e,1urnl U
lilrtriuali c X'ftle
'lollno If Corn. I
I, niro rrf . Prims ton
'Kiliir rx Dtrtmouth
Urat.nfr M Prlrcto-i
1 i k i . ii a Prim ion
llatth r if . V.I
Mull! if Dar mnjtl.
I.. nan If. Columh a
II. p Ir Oirtmouth
flrn . Pent ,,
ninn . tor-i."
.Toffr'. a m Prlncnoi
Piirl.iiew tf Cnrtii 1
Cornlnh rf . Cormll
Watnon c Culumblj
Ilosi-na. rs . I'tin
C.plc rf Princeton .
Miller if Penn r
Chamrorlali c , mrt
Ailama c Val
Horn.. It 1 Columbia
X'nitolln ra Pnn
Here n rir. Prln.-tcn .
Klrr'c ra . Yalo
Hinn l le,
Cohn re. V'1, .
icclllv rn. Columbia. . . . .
llunUlnicr e Penn .,
rihi" r al
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I,ulhr rf . ( orrfll j. .
ing Penn here and Primeton meeting 'm """''n iaii.timn, .1. u. inriz, ,mln,l that etertbndt on his ieMM-e li-t " ,r lu "ir "" ' "" ' no t tu i,i- niBiniler went to Penn. The first half
Columbia in New York on Saturday sjrond. Asiime.Mcrnmn. Uokiop (,oose , h.r(, PX, ,,.)ti,IB Cluttieloer IVnnk ','',',' ",J"' ,vr w '"''' '" vx ' r- I'-H1 . nded S to II and Coach Connor vent in
night. A vietoij is expected for the third. Ito Met. r. Lad, niter lum- w,,,. ,, ,.,', , j . Vt. '," ein.n.lr? V. n .'!. "n ri cV;rKj,,n hi" MibstituteH. The Tigers managed
lied und Blue, hut the game should not 1 ",''" ! 'oUrtlJ ,rrr- ii ,, h?'.'" T -. ,w rookie outfielder IMcns and the nn. inai swlia me! ..n umlof.-nti I inciuUo.l to Iircnk thinugh the Red mid Itlue de
be as easv as the one in New Haven, fifth. Caplain Burns holid I.ock ( oek- terlons Mauii.e Shanuou Webb and 1 ', Li,",, .'',! L'i' " '! ', '' ''.; (,',thu''"1 ' fense in the sc.ond ball and s-me.
the Bulldogs evidently ut last having ruachi vixth. Ihunderblid. Ixtho. Doc ieo. nre on their vjt here but Witt ur iJ.V." ,. ., ,' 1,,1 in,,' h "?, Kd.lie Ynre was the Mar w ith S ,-onls to
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WILD BILL HITS TRAIL
Phil' Leader and Sam Payne Leave
for Gainesville Training Camp
Wild Hill lloiioMiii. new ninnnfii of
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o'clock this inoriilmj for dainc still,
ttll , wheie the 101" Natiomil I.iugu"
rllam(i1H w rn,u.
'
'Ihex will truth their de-tiniition to-'
uiorrow eienlng nnd lif 11 woik nn tne
niinmoiiu tne wiiiowing iiij. .-.aicn , .
' Xllisuuiu "l nil- 1 mil "in 1'Hie nn-
All of tlic menibeii
"' club e xpu.
ed to nacb the
March !
Boots and Saddle
cuius, appear to uc: 1 irst race, iiiinn
tor Shufei
the Keniurkt Ucrlit liooka with 1
sirlti In the J.IJ 0n0 d-iani.. Inteatlq
t(on of U)n l)r.od,npr a,j nv.iv,ir id r, r
nt ,i,A ihrM.i..r ,,i.iu hirii nt 1 nmi-i
lVllh (he imnounicinifiU of the cl'siti? of
H
u
tend
rnrihampioiiahiii honors hj tecum a. fator
".... iv
of iniir. Hi abut larr- i,riil M I
tiiiiifii den lwlow a score bofore th mi
nlntc rf th Dri on Mai 7 Air. idj in
ortvNhtrfrt'liri i''.
(nio II illii loursnif, i'iurii,ua iml
' ! ' 3 yx th" iril' wii 10 Tmii
"' !' I'"?J1 ". I " t7l 1 KO to I r) 1( r
ln nCup ura i.atr tirhit insion
x'oit nxodu, and rrudert
Slur
Xtrra.lr ttbnl Is kno.i.i as tie utntri
1 iok ha apisjreil In ChlciRu an'l lm.,
.Ill That lts ii lino upon ..lint tho ej
PrtH In tho huslneas think of lh. han,M
ef tli enirtea A few or tnos (lUoiailons
nr Kl.en iih nn Inill. alien of tin itrlf
rh" llirure are often ou,t, fur from th
mark, ns h miijorlls of porhj raca nr ajr
prlra In oterbilj for Inatam. the last
on won b Paul J. na' Hint of IH1H .oi l.v
Sir Harton ..ml ..hen Kxlermlmitor .on ih
Prtrli. h ..pa not erlnu.ls tonsllril a- i
puftilbl 101 tentlei lloncrail p.i d l(l to $1
In Iho mutucla
Tli wlnlar linoks on ih Drbv ni
ilxrn l'a.ne XVii'in. s rr.ater fn.orlt.. ,t
4 to 1 It la i.iiil. 111111 that li. adilltloi t
hi llns: unbeaten Inst .nr ho aho.e,i ihm
he could am Iierl,. i.elsht Ills .itir.
In Ih tOntuekt Ii,rl, e-luh &taka i i
mil rarr:lnir l.'il pounds found lum m
parntl. with nouich In rsre to hat 1.01
ts n.,il.... . 1 .....i. ,.r .. .u. ......i... .
,.n n. ...,.,. .11. 1 l",..,. .., iv ,,111. 11:11. 111,-1 111
.k Tt....,. b. . 1 1 I .....va .. ...a ...l...
ill" eri u) -11111 mi-..- ivi" iiiii-u ivill.
lnit
that Trssier l only a sprinter
xirClrlland and Slmnis' Ler.nxrrto li .h.
RTfat son "' HlMop l.thej I,ie, la qU01rl ,T
8 to 1 II I th main bono of the wsi m
contlntfiit ami la lnirln promllni.-l. n(
Hot Srrlnsa Th arumnt as-alnst him is
that h t.. la a sprinter
The iinlienten Inehcnpe, the 11(10 000 oo't f
Ram HMilreth la held nt 1.1 tn 1 Th,. I iu
, ' urlce oir tills ureal colt probably la du( t.
a t his lnna- akklies of ait .nr follonlnz hi
4iliurchas 1 Illldrcth tf h has reml I
hla perfeet realth thero la no raon f. r I i
" 1 not le ns ere of th favorites In th l ,
' tn fai"! no ono but his irainr Uno..., u
" ' hoir civid InchripD 11
S5!
cncwl Motor;
Trucks
MEANING THEY HAVE REACHED LAKE CHARLE
WV?l
CITY ICE HOCKEY
' nt"
F
IVlain BOOV Ot AtnetlCS Keacn-
ino-Trainino Cantonment
o o
at Lake Charles
.Snrciir' Duriafcl lo Kirtw
u I'm! c ,
fell 'S
liU"
-The
Lilie riiarles. Li.,
full strength of the Atnletb icimpant
will be found nt Lake Ch irle-b ill perk".
Last night the otitlielders and iiifielders,
chaperoned lit Vii e President Thomas
Sliibe, arriteei and loined the piti here
iind intchcrs, who hme lum here for a
week
When talis sounded ( unum Mink
lias until M.neh 10 lo rerort He has
been ill. Nothing is known about the
intentions ot the man of nij.steij, Shan-
nun
'I I'p tosseis who pr.ietup ni" Pitchers,
Peie. Vntl.. Krl-eil IIiilt Ilnril
IViACKSSTARTTODAY
W H LL
RE
. .... ,...v ......... ......... - ien-.il 11111 nn w it OIKin 11 ,tiut or llri
Ixeele, Itniiiiiiel. IJigbie. Bnriett. Knx.irrn t lin I i)d entr in th wi mlnir nnm
lom-. Heiim.eli and Slnpp.-t Ml nie ',,.1"',' h. A T,"j """ , "' ' h ml.
.1.,, . .1 , . .1 cff hi' ..I.o I I l". a (lrl elan- .nan r M
right hatiebrs ex. epting the hist time .,.-,, .n,i is .. 1 iitt-i for th ., ..ittn L
limned The latcheis here ale Per
l.lns. Styles, j Wnlkei nnd Mjntt
Tlie inlield rs an (iiifhn. ltk, (.il
Kiwnt, Dugan. M.Cnnu and Binil '1 iu
oiittbhbrs aic 'llllt Wr.lker. 1'r.uil.
Wulkci and . until .lohnson of Won is
to. ;
Heal Work Todn.t
Mack had a handshake fm nil nf his
men, and told them liiat 1 igiel prnc
tbe wTluld start tod. i.t. Tin pitiheis
and i ate hers are as bruwu as beiriis,
and gate etulence to the newennurs
what kind nf climate thet hate had in
Lake Chniles 'Hie batten men are
glad tliat the others bine united so
that ece.-cise will If inoie intel .'"ting
llian it wns Inst week
While 110 exhibitinii games will be
plntiil until Sntuidat when the Mack -men
tackle the Ciirdiunls 111 llrnnge
Ti , xthhh is onlt a tew miles tnuu
here, thetemat be snme infiirm.il g lines
between the regulai s and Yiinignns this'
w 1 ek 1
Mack (ins 11 iienehnnt for earli gitnes,
and oier.xbo.Ix iire.liitsth.lt he will order
n gime carlt this week Harrj Daxis'
returned from u scouting trip in Texas ,
. (. ,, , ,,.,, ,, ,11 l,,,l,, Xli.ok
nl"'. with I'nii Miirpiix. will help Xlnek
111 tbe i .inching. Dnx is was ter) much I
surprised beeause thpre hate been ton ,
few college gnincs this spring, liotwilh-
standing the mild w.nther The col
leglnns in this part of tlie count! t -tern
to le mnking a lute start
Lots of Kntliiisiasni
Without a doubt, Mail, netei hi- lind
n more enthusiastic team in .-ccm!
tears All the boy aie anibinniis ntnl
1
I7CSI
EUBttUARY 28, 102J
TEAM
anuoiis in gel in shape l'or instnnre
.loe Diisiiii his hanl-hittiiiL' Ihlrcl hsse-
mini, was dehghti el to know about waim
weathir pretailing heie. He said tliHt
a few el.i. in the sun will tix bun for
high presure plnjing. Uiignn is hup of
the leading stleksmiths in the A itcricnn
League Few iuflelders are m Ids 1 la-s
in halting He has third base e niched.
Hikes (s nUo a livtuie nt seiotid base.
tn,. 1 .,-- .- .tin in- i-niiiie liiiiiji 1111 riic
"r" '""M nU sluuisleip positions. (Jrif-
'in is the li.iib'i at the initial corner,
but will hate t step some to hold the
,(..i. ,..! ,.., --,;-, -.:
j-i. """" nn- mi eiiriiesi ritai at
sliorl in limine!! MiCunii, the toung
I'lillilrli.l.ilitnt. ..I... 1 1.... ..I... 1.. I.t.
.,..u.,. .. ,..,, 1,11., iiu uiieini iu uir
jttstem 'I'hen Prank Hutzil the heat v
hitter, .inner bi oterinnked
In two straubt -.i.isuus Hra.il made
a wnuerjiil remnl , hatting above the
1 J00 ""rI " f"1"' league s in tlii.s streUh
".'' x.'"" . A V1?" wll rn" In tlllU 1H
J"sll.llPfi '" inititiiiij a nputalioii for
' """'fteii' slugging
"
Penn State Star Off for Camo
sinte (nllrcr. K. i 1 1 ri,...i.
",r i'it(l-'l ui ! 1 irf
Ault to Captain Navy Basketeers
Xnruiiolls y .s -Tl'r.' Is lulu feule
l!in the civil" fm lb. cniKlnr nf th-
' 'l.V.u. .! "..'v ai'r,iraii !iim for. m t
hh an llulltldili! ilnjr iCn 1 a ' udr.
Steve Yerkes to Captain Cressona
llellll.lZ. I' I
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f-ii r
I. -t n
i .n. ii
i th
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I I -ii ir.l -i
,t i h it i in Til p
i i.i T :r. lh
X INI Kit Jj.f(urs
111' I I.I XIII IM.K.HTs I I.
jlc BELLEYIEW
BEUEAIKHEIGHTS, 7orida
.Most bonutifu! nnd interesting place
in Florida durins Fcbruarj' and March
Golf Tournaments
HandNome troph. o..ord
Mixed Fourorne Tourn mint I eb 281
W omn s Chmnpionahip Mjr 7th to It tli
t it Const Open Cham-
plonahlp Mar ;,, to 0t(,
Hcllertlr Championship Mar 2 1st to 2uh
.Xational Southern Air Tournament
.Mar. 2flth. 27th. 2Slh
'I li r n u c li
Pull in a n
le the (louls
XTI.XMK ( 1TX. j.
1ES
uannc uy, in. j. i
On Ocean Front Fireproof
'..nu.ualu attracllt during Wlntar a4!
vrtni; Ssaiont. Horbcc ca the buria, i
Golf Indoor Bwlmmlng and the irMj
popular "Reillnc Chalra ' on Hoardwain. '
I.uturloua'j aprolntid Lobblea and 0
Parl- with afternoon tnuitoala a.o4 1
comcllmentary Tu 6rttc which lnllj
Aruttiican arrl Euronaan rlana.
-
Laurel-iivthe Pines
LAKEWOOD.N.J
Situated among the Pines and
overlooking Lake Carasaljo
Vaw Valo Grill i ho' Golf Louree
HoriebarU Hid rs: Motomir rin.re.u,ga
ttalks Mnatc I'r vaM darac
Naa- blectr" hydr thrrapc Hall i.atem
Fit NU T 1111 l I , Manager
Brtr, OffireorGrO A lll'IIN K ONS
Memban New Xcrk Stoik 1 irhenca
m,ii xnuu t t
fc
hife
'HOTEL
MILT0J
lF.w nnK
Seventy Third Street
Hear Broadway and
Seventy Second Stieet
Subway Station
cc.ceurOd tu
IFLUEGahlAK
vas
I llil ttdllll" V ,
mvmfih
6 PENN TEAMS SCORE
WINS OVER WEEKEND
Thrpp Ihisho.thnll Tennis.
,- ' ,r, ,
v resucrs t triors, w ime otcunmcrs ana ooxers uuau
for Average of .750 Eby Wins o00-Yard Special
KirIii I iiimmhim of fonnsylvanm held hi nrhei'mt off for nlinosl 8 mln
teams snw iiitmn ovr in" week-onu uteB in a thrilling encounter
mid nl of that number ifglsliTed tn- Coach Oeorge Kltler nnd his awlm-
uuiph. foi nn 10 cragc of Toll ThL ,l'r', defeated Mamaehufctt Tech in A
continue!, tbe ei i-lleni ijsord of tl '.one contest. !." to U." Tor tbe flrit
indoor teiiinH that -tart'Ml with tin' opiMi- tiim- since he lias bepn repreaentinc
mc of htc M'UKnn Not n inglf week-
did tias i"cn the team fall below the
"00 mark
Three basketball Icim. ibc indoor
polo trio the wriitlcrN nnd the im
nicru were the vie torlou teams. The
)at named bint a meet to Yale Tridnv
mglit, and the other defent is charged
to the bo.ing teiipi that unci umbecl In
a -lo(h LOtitis'cd ni'M't with ct
I. .int
The armt cpuntet handed lcla
wnrc o reverse in AVelghtrnnn Hall Sat
Midai n'ght 44 to 13. with Hill Ornve
nnd J IiiutiiiKT In Hie stellar roles
The mime night m.w Captain DunV
Hlioacl.- the former West Philadelphia
High Si hool ntliletc. and his iunior ar
sity mules humble the I rinmf- repl
iant, 11'.) to I!l Jthoades idaied the
lend, si onng eighteen nf ids tenm'n
total of point Tbb. is the mosl noi.l
! tnumpli
lori'd bv the I'jtuorn this
season
In IMien.lei nl... is n umiliomorH
rnnil. I-Mille MeVIrliol of 111,- vnrsiM .
v,n- i In-mlii t,r,,ii.u-t for nei Mensnn's
cjulntet "Pnstj." nn excilient flour-
iiihii. can shoot f 1 urn anv nngl". and 1
a dead t-heit from the foul line 'I hose
who hate seen him plu.t predict that
he will make the tars.tt 'nijLt tear.
The fie-hman cuint(t lontiniiPcl its
unbroken string of victories bj bumping
' Villauot a College fresh. 51 to 'J(S Label
1,11 iiiiinrr. roe loriner niiucnerTi iitn
.School nl around "tar. lei in the ''
mg with six double-dccki rs Jimmt
MeVlelinl. hrntlier of Dim nnd I'd.
, ,,; ,, v ...,..:,-. --,.. ,:;.
piaxeu iikp ins lamous mouiers imer ne
enteied the game scoring three field
.. .1.. 1 L . I S.. , ...I f.. . 1. ..
gouts ami ociug iiiMruiiii'iiuii 111 m-i
stnriug of mant inoi-- by his assigns near
the basket.
'llie indoor pnjo trio linncled Prince
ton the wmst def.-it anj polo team has
suffered this season the tinal figures
rending 111 to li Last Tue-dn in New
York with the Rd and Blue team poor-
lv mounted the Tigeis won 1 to 'J Snt-
urdu night it was a ilifferint case
'''"' Primeton team was given the
hf't selection of the ponies and the re
his credit, .Timtii Sexton lind 1, Hyi'k
- and .lerrenis nnd 1 n.ttield one acb.
With Captain Ashbt back 111 hnrnef
the xtrcstling team scou.l a win otei
f'olumbia IS to 1.'!. Dm is, Mjers and
Aslibj scored wins on falls niul Chars,
sens on n decision Tbe work of Dims
wns especiall.t notewortbt nnd gite
Coiu h Sertais nn exeellent prospect in
the intercollegiate". Columbia tn X.arct
sk and Hart produced two stnrs w hn
silnlllil tlgure in tin 1 liiinipK.lisliips Phi!
Km l won in two . Iiis-p-. the 1!.". aid
14." and sbonnl skill 111 n inning iiret
skt. gnmg Chief Mtirs a hniidbnp of
",". pounds in tlii beax; w igbt . Iu
WINTIJl ItrMlUTs
nn 1 k.mii 11 1. ic, iits 1
Ti'iiis, trnp sliootinc, .xuchtmj;
fisl intr. ci cat swimmini' i atu'iH
urn. wheel chairs, hor.seli.u s mlitu
'liioiit-h the pines )., :i'w,nH
uisif, dam inp; and so. iuI ch,i ni
THi: HI:LLI:M1;0. until Mnrch ."HI.
XT t WTli l TX
Wem
Va,Ctf
I ATLArVTICCITY.N.J. I
AAmeiiican.PlaiHnf0l I
jf lsiinclj(maruiItjealCom6rt
I rirwr UAJUUaBi H
CAPACITY COO.
waiX&Iuzfcf
Let l Mnl, ton I eel nt Home in (Ue
"City at Robust Ilaaltb"
HOTEL MORTON
,.," "" ';n'' Xlrslnli r Cnnirln Juci
ifVA'T ,..r.'1.' n",'s 'Ir Xl Open
L71(Xf lllll I'l Xf .C (IIM Tnn.
grand Atlantic
1 1- a a d I, i
nine war t - t
xn it t
OritAH II, I'AIMI K
H I it' ot4 r id
' "j-ea 4 flr
i, rnn n vit
IIXII.ILl) I.XMIU.si
SneVIDTHlRE?
' iris in 4 e a
batha run i.ait
b.Xil k. , - i.
I i ca Sit l'rlvt
eie atur ecr Atnar pHrv.
" J cut I I ,-, iifT
WarIborouaTi8lciiIicim
JoeflWrilt A. mr. C9n.fi
Hotel Boscobcl , ' t i. n-.
' ' 'UJ- N ' '" ' M'KIM s lit
QUI-S1-SANA SPA HOTEL-
(rren lot Mirlnes I'lurlilu
I '-j- h ' ' v i t nn, .,,.
1"' t i i , p n
t sisif,.- .tfhli
s ' i I ' i nc tt J3 r-tr
'" " i '. in. lioial
1 1 i i o I i v re X
H'is t t xi if t r
1X1 liMIX splllM.- N (
te isiis, sihim.s imii i
I ii ksnn sirtnirs N (
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V ,
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Si S , t l i lu,.
( I I.AIttt Ml.lt '
lll.UXll s,N. (Iry,v.m(rr. Ilorlihi,
Xo(lern In Detnll On w Shot il I ,.
i ouniry Club, tennu Ui.tliiB bxliium tlh .
ii!. huntlnK Quail Muacm now on He.Mon I
Novmbr IP June.' llatcii upon Mllft'on I
19
Swimmers. Poloustx arid?
c , r, T V
ivnn .Mllllln Armstrong was nui out.
In the fancy dive His teammate,
Werner, won the (nnt Aimy won thf
lift -rani dash. Ilmnlm the 'J20 and
Uursk the plutige The relaj race w
lost Ijv a few f t and would have been
won had Itlnbon been along
'j'lf. mrft lost to Ynlc on Friday
niKi,t , n wn'.kover for the llulldog
,,., fh fl,,- - i .. 3r fo jn
1hi- Hli relni ciunrtet broke the inter-
collegintn record In clefeating the Red
and Blue.
i oacii ucorgf iiqi-kpt s nnxing icam
'. tn". 1?.MS of r,n.I,tnl,n Tom"
mv U Mnllex and lomnn I owell. ram?
came
withm n bout of winning from the
Artnv The final xeore tood 4 bout to
.'!. .lessp lliirkcrt, in the 115-pound
clnvs. M-nrod the only knockout by stop
ping his )ldler rival in '1 minutes and
,' 'econdH of the fir-t innnd Nate
net.ei, neiing cHpinin, won ins uoui on
a elee lsioll 111 Hie 1,)N poiinei class. Willie
Luc a did the nme llilllg III til" 170
pound i)b. Ixret and Oesterlclier ,
loi't their bouts in tin heat t weight and
3-5-pound elnsseu respietively Botli
men were hoting fur the lirt time for
the Ilisl and Blue and then work great-
Ix impressed the conch
Karl Kby made it n good week-end for
the 1'niversitj In winning the 500-(rd
siee!al in the Itronkhn Legion games.
1 tie rnvi. tmirpii i.initiii,, ,ii,re,,tfwi Nrr..
cn-'iiii, of Princeton I.e-lie, n Nexx
ork club star, and Murrn.t. another
Piimeton st.ir. Tlie medlet reln.v lclu
::"'. v "
tailul to placP in their item
May Be New Golf Record
sun l)lxo. fnllf
irl f I n world
f li 2s - x-int la d
irrrr.J in profssalonnl
jl nf Imhi v nn niil.l Li
1 . 1 i'-rj;i.i or uni-
tn htn he w.m '1. iournBmn at tlia
1 nroiwili I'ountrt ul fur rrnfoasionala.
r!e rn 1 wn tjlb c r of 270 strokes for
72 hola over a rrjulnilen Ges0 varil coura.
rii fonni ifijrd nn a.i J lo be 273
atro
Eastern Collegiate Ski Association
Mnntrnl 1VI. ." 1-' rmitlon of the
'' in Ifii'-i'ult : iv' 1 tsnn. iitien iH)m
- Ins u iiiui'Imii 1 I f. nr L nltfd State
!!' I a N c 1 ,1111 "d liere Thuv
nu I'nrtni ,uli .li 1 ' tu i X onnont and
ttll! inn from tl I'tnt . Main and Me
1ill if Hiitirii 1 inti.ti llrlfric uf Drt
111 tj I Witl inIUni
KIl'i(TIVy,
lloih sr,es
WHAT IS THE GOAL OF
YOUR AMBITION?
P toil want t'j succeed in
,i litiiincss xx.ix ? Do you
l.u 1. the Ini-incs., training
tli.it x on know will In ncces
aix lo youi siKei? This
- ii. "1 will furnish you the
pi i 'pot tutcl.ifrc and give
ton practical m-ttiiction
keep on reading Mr. Educator's
talks.
I
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or
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i' f ho orsram . -. a-ii el reels
1,f ac mint'iii. i. ii.niini'iit of
ox i.' liip; corpmntion
lrii nf sour, luelynu'nt, who
llJcrs faith in themselves,
. n i t isioii tlnni" in n liif way
.ire nooilcd in tlin lieli).
It' ou han the fundnmcntal
ciualiiioations xxe tan train you.
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