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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1921
15
Another Casey Has Fanned as Far as Stengel Is Concerned in Wearing Philly Uniform in 1921
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PAULETTE JUMPS
PIS
AND
M
SEMIPRD TEAM
Announcement Made That First
Baseman Has Signed With
Agathons, of Massillon, 0.
CAME HERE IN 1919
WITH LEE MEADOWS
MnnnsT Itill thiimvnn. of tlir VhiK
nil linvo I" vvnrrv iiIiuir w nlintil tlir
lirn i n if t'lrt ItnMMHilli Ortip 1'nill
,Hr w'Imi lnl xeiiMin Hiipptliiilrd tlir
relrrnn 1'rnl Luili-rim lit Hip first Mick.
An pi dins In 15. 1'. l'nlrlo, biiHiiipss
mniiiiprr of IIip AriiIIioii tciun. of Mm
mlliin. O.. I'muIcMp 1ms tifllxrtl Ills John
Iliiiipiii'k t n ontriict to piny with (tint
Irinn diirltiB tho mining rnniinign. TIip
(iiiniiunrpiiipiit rnnip ill n news dispatch
(mm Mii'-sillnii.
I'.iiiIpIIp did not report to Hip I'IiIIh'
iiianiiKPi' nt th" trnliiiiis r-ntup nt
(iiiliipotilh'. Kin., hut will pppptod nny
ilnv TIip iipwh Hint Iip hnd iIppIiIpiI
In i-ivt liis lot with IIip scinipro comes
in a surprise. Dniiovnn hns repent odlj
mid lie did not wiint any pln.vrrn who
liriw not siRitcd in the training camp
mill vniindcd ii wnrnliiR to Hip tnrdy ones
that ii little speed ill hiking toward
(Innirsville. Pin., 'would tint provp n
hail mine. (Intfiehlers Meusel, Nenle
nml Williiims were quirk to tnkc IipciI
nnrl Imip reported.
'the Phillips' nttirr hprp is without
uni information regarding I'niilettp'n
jump It was staled thprp this morning
thai no word had hepii received from
tlir plater
Tr.nlnl to Phils
Paillette, who is hut twenty -eight
unrs nf age. innde his major IpagiiP
Hchni in Iflll. nuil this inakps his tenth
f.i'nn in major league IwlJ. He was
sridnated from Little Itork Collegp,
Arkinwis, and in that ji'nr iinniPiliatPl
went In Hip New York (lin'iils as a
hmk'-iop and worked in severnl of Hip
im Id sorips gnines that samp spiisuii
kivvri-n Hip Athletics and (Hants.
lie wns released to Mobile, of Hip
Southern Association. In the following
June and after placing right field for
one month, was shifted to first bae, u
position he has held down ever since.
In I'.IKi he was a member of the Cleve
land American Association team.
Then came n series of nii-fortiines.
nii'liidiiig nn operation for nppendicitis.
I'aulette wns ndvlsed by physicians to
in t li'ieball. but he continued to stick.
In I'.llli he( wns signed by I '.ranch
linlc. of the Itrowns, anil when
lti le moved to tin? Cards in 101S he
rn i along loo. In Hint year lie plajed
m.'m position on the club and when
d'nvvv" Crnviith took hold of the
l"n in June of HUH, I'aulette and
I i' Meadows were brought bere in px
i ni'.'i' for Jacobs, Womjwnri and
!.IM,.
r.iulellc pln.ved in. :i gamps last
i -villi Hir I'hillics and had n bnt
''ii l erase of .NS,
Vu'.'iHion Mi'iing Team
1 !' gnthon leain lat jear won the
run rluiuiioiisi) nf Hip I'nited
t it. iml ha-- mini big league pla'yers
ill lifter. TIip club hnd little dif-
' ni ilpfpatiiig (HI City and other
oli p teams.
i mug its pbners are: Tirst base,
l"e gler. Newark Internntionals : sec-
"I b.ise. "Habhit" Cain. Newark,
'' m. third lirec. Johnny Scott, Alle-
'nim Stret ; shortstop, I,ep Ilobbs, Cin-
ininii Nationals; loft lipid, (ins Wil-
1 St. Louis Hrowns; renter lield,
'In ii Three I League; right field,
' isfi ii d. .lersc.v City.
I e i ateliers were l'arl Ttlm-klmrn.
'fihn Huston Nationals, and "Whitey'
King of Akron. O. There were six
iitepr. including (iene Packard, ol
'lie Phils; I'aul Carpenter, New York
Yankees : .luck Culp, Akron; "lied"
Hart, Canton; Lingrcl. of the Phils.
and Hill Mill, n local boy, who came
from Jersey City, nnd who is a nephew
if Hill Donovan, malinger of tlie'I'hils.
HARVEY BEATS AUGUSTUS
Pine Valley Golfer Wins Bellealr
Championship Kennedy Beaten
Utllealr, ITa., March 10. It. W.
Harvev, a Philadelphia golfer playing
from Pine Valley, completely upset the
nim nere tiy beating Ellsworth Augus
tus, the former title-holder, nnd thus
winning tho nmntcur golf chnmpionship,
nt Ilolleair. Hnrvcy won the title over
a tlO-hole route by tho margin of '2
and 1.
Augustus is rated as the longest
amateur golfer in the world. He won
the early title from Ucorge W. Klkins,
Ii nKo n Philadclphian.
James Kennedy, the cighteen-ycar-elil
Merion golfer, wns beaten in the
finals of Hip third c'ght by Clark Hull,
(Teat pck, (I nnd ."i.
llanej was I up nt the end of the
morning round for the title and held the
hanlnge to the end. He wns rated
hri strokes worse than Augustus, who
an I' from t'lcvclnnd. No golfpr, liovv
"" hns over been able to win tho title
ttMrr ,n Hiicpssiim on this course.
Boots and Saddle
Pnslrrrau slniuld repent in the linndi-
1il liflli laie. at lluvana tndny. His
11 t"r ihi ntlior dii shows he is nt
i in i f his form. Sea Prince nnd
''ni Mime) imp other contenders.
Husi, ,n other races in good londi-
' 11 .lip r
I
t l.eiital. Miss I'i-opIpp. 'Patent:
""nil Slppsdn, CaMin Itoj , liumaii;
Miiij Hear. Perhaps, Hnseate;
"i"' I The lielglan. The Hlllf Dllkc,
''i siMli Sir William Johnson,
'"' i. ii-. sa. When! cM'iith, IJu
ike
"" I'HI lluiilej. PiiiiLlual.
M
I
illli. uiii'rliiti'iiilriu nf IIip Km
1 1'iuli ko h ui New Yoik today
" - i"i imlihiK on mole kpeidHl trains
I, ' K iuuik lltrln Major Winn will
I, .i-i fur a wi'ok and no doubt a
lain fiiim I'liiiaiLdphhi to I.ouIhvIIIo
" 1 1 1 n iiBt-il In cnnununlLMtliu; with
' i'ii numhrr from this rlty arc
''" ou nn, n,i , !ho Deibj, May 7.
""k UiIiik. foiiii-Hi f Hip .1. II. Wlde
in. n , "I "' .'"'j'"' '" ""' Jl ' I'UW'eil-
" W'Ui dl.-d ai l.mirsilllo fHterd.iv
, , ,r i' "'in i. u ii-d while fii rouie trom
'M"i'ln ,""t llrliuuiit'H yuelln nn Bi-lle.
I , i ii I ram., bv Hock .Siiiui ijuwn rtown
1 ,L ''." I,,u '"'I by V.ilr flay at hH
"' n Surifi stud
"'i'n!!!!',H,","n. "I0 ' ,h"" t"1'" f'T iuii for
UD1 .,,1,, ll;.l!,"v.'h .lo'kej nub Stakes of
K'nurk '', Vn!'9 ThU In less limn llm
"wubiV i rrl" Vr. "en Mhn which will
nn"A "."..I'V,!!!111 5?n "nn ''"'ere l "'Weil
mm i, ,. ' '" n"" ,1'1'' rwnnl i. wan lh
l M, I" r,lr"' ."' "" nn" I" I'aiMdii. "on
M"'i o Wai I.ik i war
I o'i0non rL'l ."'""""I 'b- bulldliis of a
ui , " " ,r",v " fH'oinbh whh ihi
'" lllclliu- rn-rlkPil b t Mr peopl..
kr('d"v?,!"',0lJ I'riiilurr stiilirs fni Vuban
"d VtSSXiV- ,hH 1"ul,1e ceiu rt, b, d
bout b n.1? .?' "vaiiH. has bloUKllt
o thowlc?.'Jr.,loni1 fPr t,la enfranti. Th
rll arr5KnioAptom,n'n,lV lif Ihn work.
Jumps the Phillies
! HZ
(JUNK I'Al LliTTK
Flot Imscman of Wild Bill's hiinrh,
who lias signed to play with (he
Agathon scinlpro team, of .Massil
lon, U., according to reports
2
Rhodes Scholars Take First
Places in Oxford - Cambridge
Annual Track Tussle Today
CAMBRIDGE LEADS, 4 TO 3
lyondnn, March HI. Camhridgp L'ni-ej-.sity
won from Oxford in the annual
track and field meet of the rivul varsi
ties at Hip Queen's Club here today by
four to three wins in Hie first seven
events.
l'prfppt spring wenther conditions
creeled athletes and siiectutors nnd en
huiippd Hie possibilities of new records.
Four American Ilhodes scholars com
peted for Oxford, nnd they won two of
the Oxoninn tirst places.
TIip American entrants were It. Y
White, of llowdoin. iii the running
high jump; (J. A. Trowbridge, Prince
ton, in the 1120 yard high hurdles; F,
K. Itrown nnd . W. Smith, John
IliMikins Cniversity, nnd A. J. Hecs.
Tniversity of Nebraska, in the bixteen
pound shot, put.
A big surprise was furnished the
spectators when It. (J. IX Itudd, Ox
ford, who ran in the Pennsylvania relays
last enr nt Philadelphia, was twice
beaten. He finished third in the 100
wird dash and second in the quniter.
The results of the various events, in
which first plnces only counted, fol
low :
ino-varH Hash Wnn liv It. M. Abrahams,
rambrlilpo; 11 M. I3ull-r. CanilirMit". str
pml: II rj I'. Ilurtd. Oxfonl, third. Time
ro l-."i ionil ,. ....
Throw Inc Ht-pounri hummer IT. Noke.
nfnrfl. first , N. r. Hurt I'ambrlclee. hivumI.
UiBh Immi- B S nurn, CainhrldBo.
flrio. wllh r, fwt 10 Ini-hMi II. J . WliHi
cxfnnl i-eoon'l. ." fpl ! lni'hH'. n. .1 I'M l
Invnn. Oxfoid. third ." feot S InrhKB
Ounrler-mlk run 15 M Uutlsr .Cam
hrldr, llrnt. Itudd. nxford scrnml. II W .
.smllh lohns lliipklns Valid ill hihI I'k
ford third Tlmi n I .V nrranrif"
One iiih- rue It II HtMllard. Vninhrliljri;.
flri-t W. It. MllllKan. Oxford, s.-cord.
O, Tathatn iVmbrlclne. third. Time I mill
uirs S2 fCioniH.
PESEK MEETS STASIAK
ON MAT HERE TONIGHT
Londoo-Palminl and Zbyszko-Olln
Bouts Also at National
The first of a series of international
wrestling bouts between heavyweights
who are contenders for Kd (Strangleri
Lewis' world's championship will be
l'pld nt Hip Nationnl A. A. tonight un
der the auspices of Mickey McNcalH.
He is working in conjunction with Jack
Curley, America's grappling impresaiio.
John Pesek, the Xebrnsknn. known
. iho "Ilenrcat." who is nintchcd to
mret I.cwis next month, will meet Ste(
atnsiak, the Polish .gitfut, here tonight.
Two other bouts on the card will be
between Jim I.ondos, the Greek, and
I,co Pardcllo's Italian ehampian, Oio
vanni Palmini. nnd Wledeak Zbys.ko.
the I'olc. and John Olin, tlie Finn.
William H. Ilocnp nnd Professor
Willinm J. Ilerrrann will be the ref
erees. Baseball Happenings
Hot Serines, ArU. The Boston Kid Sox
clash with "the TlraleR here thin afternoon
and baseball tnrtltlann wllh the Sox are
nliiiinlnff to Bend two exiinrlemed iutchtr
Into the tamo to "Insure lclory."
Hot SnrinRH, Ark. Colonel Jacob Kun
peit. I'art owner of the Yankees Is ni the
Mime hotel where K. II. I'razer. f lln;
lied Sov, Is ouartercd The latter Is uuoti d
as salne. "Theio will be no more dials
with the Yankees. Too many harp tlllnss
1ih bien sahl about the transartlona I
i.o, riiudr. with Mint i lub so I ha'e de
cided lo do nn trnillne elsewhere la the
future" .
Orange, Te. P.. i". I.andKraf. tiresldent
of the Sjra. uso team of the International
l-itKiie. la due at tho tralnlnc camp of the
I'aidlnali here todav and IndlrulluiiN are
that anantremento will b" eoiuplcteil for
t tin I'aids to acoulie tlenrne 'I ol porcei the
Inflclder who wears spectacles while uholnc.
Torporier la tho property of Sj ra ue The
rards open a two.R-amc scries wllh New
Orleans of the Southern I.euKUe ai llona
lusa, I .a . today.
(inhesion. Tex. The wnilrt ihamplon
cin. nln n.l tAm ,.lt nlnv IlliUestilll l)f t lit'
Texas I.eaKlie. here on April 1 artoidlnn
to a leleKram receded bv President l.ionold
of liiilieston. from President llunn. of the
India in. m
finlteBlnn. 1. The lostei of the Ho-ton
riraves is coiunleted wllh the atiua or
John I.. Sulllian. heav-h tune outlle der.
Just how Rood tho llrmes are should bo
shown in exhibition names sibeduled for
Indnv and lumorion with iho lleuumoni
(Tex.) team
Miixalimlile. Tej. Won .1 .'." xlitni'.
over the New York (Hams sr, nml team. Mr
White Sox squad la leiidv to tinkle (ho
Cincinnati Iteds at Toil Woiih 1I1N il"
110011. Tim I'llleld nblnlned f 1 0111 the Salr
l.nke, of the Par m. Coast I.e.iKU- exhlblled
some ensutloniil llehlliiK In emrdin a
tfuine executliiK two double nlav
sun Aiitniiin, Tex. -The D1110I1 Tib.ms
meet their first le.tm competition nf the se.i
H.111 tiulav 111 the openlnu uanie of then
schedulo with San Anlonlo of ibe 'lexas
I.eaBW Tomoriow the Hist nine nl.is
lloustim and the second clashes with San
Antonio. There will be onl on.' ihaiiee
In the insular llne-un nnd (hat Is 111 first
buse wllele l.ew unit, win ici'iwtu ii.-iuntiM
Cisco. 'Ir. Manager Mor.in or Hie lleils
has iBlleu seventeen olasers wllh him In
I'ort Worth for ihu White Sox kiiiii'i. Den
nis WllllaniH 11 recruit. !'ijv; '
Elen his first cliniue In rUhl tlild.lle per
foinieil so creditably thai (lenrse I'askerl
who foinnlalned of not feellns- well has liei 11
exi used from lb While Sox n-rles.
Iliillns, lex. -Ibe Cleveland lndi.nn f.u"
Ibe Nr w Vol, (Hauls hero tnilaj and lo
iiiorrow xrnauer Speak, r will send H,tt,li
Million and 1'nll t the box lodav Speaker
was ov.rlnvid bv the sbovvlnu llladi. vestci
, s i. thl Mills Mild I'ellv who huil'd
aKHIIlsl 111" Uiikms llllie and did mil Issie
a imps
I'lik.iilriiii, tiillf. n eiinleiiii. of. wile
arms baa struck several member of the
ARAN WIN
MEET ABROAD
n has KlrucU "ev'ral iiieinh.-r of tin. 1 nr.i.rii... iravolhnr
"baCnd!,'neS"";r''ay "" "''"W'ffill'eVfflSf fiSrth FIlKnteh .tt.'S 'V
piitn
I 'ilbs,
thin.
out
STRIPED BASS IS
DESIRED MOST BY
Also Known as Rockfish, Thisj
Species Is of tho Cpmost
Varioty
DOES NOT BECOME ACTIVE
UNTIL MIDDLE OF APRIL
j W. R. MliKIIAN
Ciittih and suckers nrp all xery well
in their waj. and both hold a very high
place in the nffectlon of anglers, hut
ghniP fish, ns gnnip tish nrp ranked In
the popular mind, an- what nrp most
desired.
Such game fish aie not around during
tho winter months nnd the first for
lesnl fishing is usually Hie trout. lint
this year there is another that as 11 rule
docs not become active until Hie middle
of April. This cnr. owing doubtless
to Hip plipnonipniillj mild wintpr. it
emerged from n so-called snuinulent
stntr nnd is taking food with aridity.
This Is the big. tremendously hard
fighting and much-sought -after striped
bass, often railed rockfish,
A fine specimen wns cnuslit Inst week
by Harry M. Soulier; of Millvllle. N. J.
Mr. Soulier is 1111 enthusiastic siriiou
bass fisherman and etery cai begins
his (piesl for Hint tish the moment he
Ihinks Hip fish starts Its nniiunl netlvl
tv. His catch tills jenr is tunny weeks
curlier tlinn hi first last jenr, which
was April Ii!
Striped Hass I'Msliinc
There is alwavs more or less iincei
tninty iibout striped bass li-hlng. as
Ihere'is nboul nenrly nil the grent gnnip
fish thiil mny be angled fur in fresh
water, if water conditions and some
times others, nre not exactly suited to
tlieir capricious whims, few 01 none
will tnkn nny notice of the most tempt
ing bait.
Hut. if the fish are in a hungry mood
nnd the bnlt offered is In their liking
nnd In tlie nrcft of tlieir movement, the
catch will more tlinn iiuike up for the
barren intervnls. Iteming these things
in mind, it mn be anniuinceil that from
now on until the weather becomes very
warnii the season for striped bass may
be declared nn.
Although unnucstlonnbly and prop
erly, the striped bass is a game fish
listed in tlie highest class by sportsmen
in this state. New Jersey and Dela
ware, it is specifically declared by legis
lative cnnrtniPiit to be a food tish nnd
without nny closed senson with rod nnd
line. The reason for this upparciitly in
congruous listing is nevertheless sound
and necessary .
Important, as a game tish. the striped
bnss is even more important ns a com
mercial food tish. To avoid confusion
in the understanding of the laws re
lating to fishing, it wn. considered de
sirable b; the three states In classify
the fresh water fishes with three group-,
game, food and bait fish. As the stripisl
bass is not nllogpllier a fresh water
tish mid beenrse of the other reason
lust given. Hie game striped bass is
rated 11s a food fish.
Legal ItngTilitlions
There is another legal regulation con
ceining the striped bass, unique in tish
hgislHtlnn. and that is Hint it is tin
lawful to catch and keep nny of this
species of fish, either with rod and Hue
or with nets, from the Uelawaie river
or any of its tributaries. Hint weigh
over twpnty pounds.
It might also be mentioned that there
is a minimum length ol twelve imhes.
All other fishes cither have nulv a mini
mum catchable si.e or no length regu
lation whatever.
There is u reason for limiting llm
mnximum catchable weight of a .striped
bnss, enunlly cogent with its clnssiticn
tlon. 'l'heic is probably few. if any,
species Hint makes as rapid a growth
before reaching maturity as the striped
bass.
Ai-inrillncf In lareful observation, it
has been shown that in the majoiilv ot
cases, striped bnss nltains u weight ol
iienrlv, if not quite, twenty pounds, be
fine teaching spawning age. Spawnum
tish aic known as "mammy lock, and
the number of eggs n female deposits
is prodigious. It is to protect these and
let them propngatc that the maximum
cntehablo weight is n legnl lcgulauon.
For many montlm in tlie year yast
numbers- of striped bass mo tound 111
fresli water, in the Delaware river as
far as Hancock. X. Y.. nnd even be
yond. Xevcitheless. its native home is
'in the ocean, and is a menibci of the
sen bass family. ,.
It i. however not as pioiinnneedly
saline in Its habits as mniiv other sen
fishes of nnadronious niiluie or ever
as much as the head of the lainily.
Like its cousin, tlie little while
perch, the striped bass, when not in
altogether fresh water, seems lo uefcr
heavllv brackish, like the lower tenches
of the Mnurice liver, for 111111111 e.
NAVY CAN ENTER RELAYS
Secretary Denby Permits Each
Major Team to Compete Once Away
Aniiiipolis. Md.. Mmcli 111.- One of
the first acts of Secretary of the Navy
Ilenbv in connection with the Naval
Acadi'inv lias been to provide" for
definite' policy of athletic uuilcsts tor
academy tenuis away from Annapolis.
He has given to the supci inlcnilcnt
of the Naval Academy deliuiin mi
thorilv to permit the tennis in each
principal sport to engage m nm "iitet
11 season nway from Annapolis Ibis
is in addition to the games in various
spoils against the Mililaiy Academy
mid the nniiunl entry of the ctevvs in
tlie American Henley.
Tlie tirst excicise of thi gencial nil
thoiitv by Superintendent Scales will
be to peiinil teams of iniilsliipinen to
enter llie iclay games of the I'liiveisily
of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia oil
April -!
DE PAUL COPS
Wins Second Cycle of Basketball
League in Northeast
mtamhmi or ti;ams
ANXIOUS ANGLERS
A'llll I. ".41 I
.1 II 1 .1)1)0
t 1 .Kiin
3 : .1:110
i a .tun
I 1 .'.'Oil
II .1 .nan
Dp I'iiiiI
lIplM-oinil
I'rlni eton
IhiptM
Mi-riurj
Mtrrj
The He Paul C. C. bnskclhiill team
is the winner of the second cycle of
Hip Noi-lliPiist AIIIpiI Playground League,
following its victory over Lpiscopul.
The hitler five won mil in the first
part of Hie schedule, and a posl senson
gnine will he played by He Paul mid
Kidscopal to decide the season's chum-
pion
FEW PLA YERS REMAIN
i LONG UNDER BIG TOP
Of 200 Major League Baseball Tossers in 1914 Only
I Thirteen Now Are on the Circuit Ruth's
Mighty Lunge Makes Him Van
y UKANTINI) KICK
The National I'nstlmc t Hacks - lleslon. .Michigan. Ilniland.
" lmii 'ire tuici'- n irMr olil crack,
o imillrr ivliat the jnd is.
,1on u me i.nllcd when .xiriiti com ft
biirk
Ami mini of thrw nrc rmiiri.
Life Itcnratli Hie lllg Ten I
ft ,, 1 l.tl, 1 ,, .. . . I !.. . I....
Atv.a.njiv iniKue, inr s..im-uc...hn,....hl
for Hip Hie 'IVnt. rpnuires about j
'M0 ennipst aHih"tes with which to start I
a session.
In order In take tinit in us ninny I
ns a thousand ball games the athletes
,.t I.... ,..., .,.- irru 1. ..!
inese 1111s icnciicii llie -nw iiiuriv, 111- .
llnllfh IM ts"n.winliv i.nlv "no nines I
- .. . .. 1
siiy
So nut of the 'J00 bull idayers stnrtitn:
North from Xntionnl League camps In
the spring of U I only thirteen nre
left, about one out of every sixteen.
Seven per cent of a league can last
seven or more ypnrs If the succulent sta
tistics mean anything in your imagina
tive existence,
Shnrl nnd Merry. Sometimes
TIIKSIj statistics apply only to those
siijipnspil in Iip displaying their
fabrics steadily.
It doi'su'l include the balter.v men,
which reminds us that, therefore, the
average will be slightly changed.
Hill II Is closo enough to show that
not only skill hut tiuusual stamliin is
needed to complete a ten ye.ir slum.
A short lifo nnd not always us merry
as it looks.
The All-Anirriraii "II"
I'. A If Stilt tw lliftiw. snmn 111 si ..ciftii.. 1
J connection between the letter "II"
and the ability lo nlnv hootlui
Tnkc a glance at this All-II team:
Hiiils -Hinkey, Hale and llardwlck.
Harvard. (Willi Ilallowcll, llerron,
Higglus and Ilmumonil in reserve.)
Tneklcs - Ilillebrund, Princeton;
Henry, W. nml J.
(iunrds Heffellinger, Yale; Hure,
Pennsylvania.
Center Hooper, iJnrtmotith ; or
Holt. Vnlc.
Quarter- Huntingdon, Colgate.
E
Lasker and Capablanca Dead-j
locked at End of Second
Game for World Title
THIRD MATCH TONIGHT,
Havana. March H - The -ei mid
gnine in (be world's chnmpioiisliip chess
match b.-tween lr Ihnaniiel Lasker.
the (ieurrriu master, and Jose I!. Cnpn
blancn. the Cuhnii expert, resulted in
a draw uflcr the foitieili incve.
The lirsi gnme. plnjisi Tuesday nml
Wednesday nights, likewise resulted in
no decision.
The lliird game will be played tonight.
in tiuestion will have to last for some- xtchmum h conilintiinis nnve asi.ru 1HV,, (n(),, (). .., ,,r, n, , (,m
thing nppronching seven years. IN from ,imo to time why Ittith strikes1 ,,, ,.iamiiionhiii solelv on Dannv
Do you know bow tunny hull players , s0 ,,f,,1 " '""mpion nip son ly on unntiy
in the Xntionnl Leugtie have lasted long ,, . . M . . 1lp ,,, ,h(, ,,,, ,,,, ( Mc.Mrliol s foul-gonl shooting,
enough under the Hig Tent of the game ,lli mightv lunge nt even ' oiisiderable criticism lias been
to take pai tin 101)0 or moiP contests swI h(,rl,)X klng !1Ilr, f his I directed nl the Pennsylvania basketball
IjA V Llliril'Cll. , Villi Ul II Ullf ui t.l 1 t-,.1
CHESS
MASTERS
VEN TERMS
Jiisr It Ciipnlihiiini and Hr. lhnaiuiel Cuvan, winner of the indiv nliuil iliani
I.usker showed how well iiintched they pj,,,,,!,;,, j ii u. is among the Pitts'-
ZtSo'lSU hovvlc, -oil in the doidiles
the nfiicinl score of which reached here and singles event of tin- American
todav. The defense which Dr. Lasker l',i,ujn Congress tournuuicnt tndny.
nrt! ;r;:ir.Kcrt; -.- - "
nml his stratccv could hardly have been events liampiou of hM vein- s touriiu-
iinpiovcd upon.
In order to bleak Ihrough the ton-
ter. lie nml to suiiinii to 111c isuuuion
of bis pawns on the iiuccn's side of the
boatil. but, in the rook and iinvvn end-,
ing which eventuated after the exchange
() qui I'll, uiir tuim:u uui nf iM- nn .11-3-
iwlvnntace whatever. Try ns he would
Capnblnnca. vvitli a passed pawn on the
left wine, could make no headway
against the tnctics of Dr. I.asket- and
a draw was agreed to. alter fifty moves
hud been lecordeil
The score follow r:
1'insT (i.wti:
(turf ii'h (Imnlilt Tie. Iliu.l
i upauluni h l.nUr
.Whin- lllmlt
1 ' il rixllili
y Kt-KnJ It J
:: I'-iu MO!
I II U-i-i 'J-(J
r, i-k:i '.'-m
II Kl-lll (.' M I
T ll-ll II l
h IM- I'. M.I
li i.M,-i n-KT
III (J. HI 'Jvl1
I I l'l)M 'I Ml
I J IUII l''J
III I) M 1 I! '.'"I
1 t i'hMI'S 1! Iticli
I". Mt-IJ '1 Q-I'li
III lit K 't Mlih
17 II II.' '1 01
IS VxP '! s
111 K't-KJ I! f.'lls
Ml D-ltl It 1st,'
J Ki.M '. TI KM
j. nl'xKi 'J QKl .
.-.i gn-w.- iixr .
.'I M III 11-KlT
:-.i i'P I'-yi
jiiyxii r'-is".
JT lt..' M KHS
'S C!lt I' IvM
-.'Il l)-K'J i sjKi O'J
.-in k" 1',-j - "!l
si i'-ki.i !'V.Ki:'
I'-KM I J'll'
ill i'.ki-i ii ivia
iiiK-nt.' I'-gun
a.'itj-iii isixii
ail ox ni' 'Jn
a? I'-iia '.'-s.'.!
:is (j(.i ' rt-ij
:ci it-iu wii-iv
in K-ua ivi n.t
ti k-.i i in
i- K-Mi .vl '
in iv ii-j ui-i
14 P-ltKll Oll-H
t."i K-NJ KttM
HI K-Q.'l H Q"
47 I'-ktl I'-lltl
is k--k:i i" si
til It-IUl MM
,vi ni' 'iii
Tlraiv ll
'.Mi I'm. Jh. 3.'nn
Gibbons Repeats Challenge
i
M. IMul, Vllnn.. M.iirh IH-.MiI.e tliliimi
of Si l'.iul hiiH rt-poiiloil IiIm 1-hrtnfui.o t.-i
ti matr-h vvtlh Jolinii) VVINn i, tulilillovvfiiit
i h.iiunlon vvhn ilffpnttil VIIUi- (I'li.ivvil nf M
Paul In New Vnik T!iurnil.i nlhl I i-uli
JiHlIni m iPBimi V llmiii uk a ihainpliiii
Tlllilioiui Haiti (lililintia hut! lueii in trjiiuug
hero fur seveial vveeltH
Wesleyan Gets Martin
Mhhllelnivii. I'niiii.. Maili 10 -.1 VI via'
nn in old llbi-rlln t'ullede star Is to muh
llm VVoftlevHll Irani! teuin thin nenunn Mar
Hon wan .-niiHlileroil t lit lieHi man In (Hun In
tho 'J'JU-v ft r.l ilaalt In hu iintlrrgrtniuaie djvs
al Olieilm '
WORLD'S BEST
IN I I'.lt.N 1 ION l, lll'STI.I KM
II AM-NTXIt IHII'Th
AT IIIH NATIONAL A. A,
Meileuk 7.bjko v. .lohll Olln (drent Tint
AUnilV.l.n 'wi?.'' Vi'mrS! II. l,8oT,00.1
Princeton; lllrschherger. Chicago.
Coaches Haiighton. Harvard; lleis
man, Penn.
What other letter would have a
dinner agulnsl ths outfit? N. K.
TIip II In football correspond to Hip
1 (.. I.... 1.... f (J. .lit...... t .. .-!.... 1
"' "' "'XIIIK""'. OUIII1UII, ', I'M IM'I I ,
j .irfrerU,,,, ,. .Johnson. J. Willnid
and J. Denipse.v, the ptitlrp smcii-. with
I0 exception of I'ltzslinnioii". for the
Inst thirty -live years.
,
ho Penalty of the Plinth
. . , .. .
Another part is due In tlie lail thai
smart pitchers wisely make him s hu
nt bad lulls freipiently. having no de
sire, naturally, to groove one.
Sisler. who keeps his swing well un
der control, famed only nineteen times,
against Huth's eighty, and Sisler played
in twelve more games tlinn Uuth did.
As h rule in this rickety citcm.o.
you pay something, nt sonic time, for
everything you get. And Hnth s eighty
strike-outs were merely part p.iwnent
for his fifty -fiur home runs.
T
Ml", iiihlrio ,,ni nfford to nllot only
so iniieli of his power to distance
and so much to culroi. hen tie siv-e
distance '.10 per enl of what he ha- Ills
contiol is hound to acipiire 11 kink.
Uuth can't take that lerrilic swirl nml
kicp his si under coiilrol ul llie
s.ime time when he is crossed bv 11 fast
1 111 vc In golf vii me warned not lo
press, nr pterins sum iuni -"
It.tiilklr
ill KUiii
funic
parlly
built upon pressing, for he would never
1111 no nm fifty -lour Inline runs taking
11 normal ml at the ball, lie might get
twenty or twenty -live in tlml wiiv. bill
no more
"i: leasnii why many golfers bate
J to play around minus a caddie is
II, nl 1I1..V A ill have 1111 hnuil.v lulgei '"
1..M1.1 i." sliniii nl when they blow a
short mitt or thump a new ball into
th pond.
Copjrluit I V! I. Ml r,oili iMrruecl
Frankfurters and "Pop"
Arc Barred dl Bouts
New York. March 10.-The P.o
ing Commission has decided that the
tight fans of New York are not to In
trusted with pop bottles, peanut
shells, frankfurters or other lethal
or blunt instruments.
Commissioner I y Magune,
writing his own rub's mid icgiila
lions. hns otdcred that the deadly
pop bottle mid the fearful frank
furlcr he I an cil from Madison
Sipliire liurdeu while the srli'ts are
demonstrating the manly ail
n reason has liccn iis.igin'u. mil
il i- iissiiini'd Him Ihc iiilins "as
lllllde lo lirntei't the heads of snnie
of the Itoxiog Ciiiiiiiiissiiin's imlu'i's
in the event of unpopular decisions.
SIX TEAMS BOWL TODAY
. . , . .1 1 srin ..,
Contest for National Title Getting
Keen With Eliminations
lliin.-ilo. N. .. Mmcli H Ilmry
tneni, will iiuike his upieiiiani with a I
M j,luKf, m, lonion-ow night The.
, . 1 1 . n 1 . , i
five- s,,ui,ds tniiight will Ii- iiiaile
p 0f hnvvlris from Cliicago. Milwaukee.
,.in,.inlulI: Uuisville, Madison and
Cleveland.
Holling in the Intc squad of live
man event last night, tlie Fact. Kdel
vveiss team of Chicago went into fifth
plncc with it toini 01 -n.-sw nm-. iwo
other lives shot over 1!S(I) pins, but not
unite high enough to class among the
lendeis. They weie the St. I ram is
Hotel No. 1 and '-. of St. Haul. eniing
'J'JO l.ml -s1s ic.spcctivcl.v
Matthew Kelly Becomes Umpire
M i"hiv li ll i 'I eulv l I I ru S ill s
lillirshiil Tin the l.vnl elulu tenrs h.is Klsni-il
n eiililr.ui le lie -nine n uinp'n in lie In
I'lnilleiiu llmiliall l.-JBi-e K- Ilv h.vs hail
vt I fie I'tp. n llie .1' nn lllliltil .illl hllM
I hmi nn i ,-Ht.l III priifei.simi,il unit i-eml
liliifissiie.il ImU fin llliili ifl While In
Ihr f. ill i 'I si r n hi ' 'i ' In i ontio I with
niriiiv I. .iileiH uf ihi- UHlinniil (;nnii-
OLYMPIA
Broad "d Baitibridfe
VIOMtXt Uf.MMI, MARCH '.Ut
III IMM MMtn
FITZGERALD vs. BURNS
O'MALLEY vs. KEARNS
MMtllN rWll.
JUDGE vs. HARTMAN
PALMER vs. SULLIVAN
KRAMER vs. SANDOW
srnls iiii sikje nn iv llnlrl VViillen liuffrl.
tlriiail nml lOinl st. nuliir prim..
Phila. Jack O'Brien's Health System
Flesh Reducing Body Building
lex Kicliard lioxtng tournament
Vpnl ll'tli hmi .'lllll
I! .iiik T lUBlit -Hand im
Unroll Nnvv
Ilnv h' ( inHse i
I- l in ir.lli ( hemnill Ms I'hlln
Mu Imiin siquHie fi.irilcn Sew VoiW
m-Km"MMM
ItIC TOWN llN( I, KINKilll
iivv ut'."s ik ru:! i: oni iutk
souv.-l ra W en ltll-iii- VV ivrt' fur .Men
Itevvpl Puiis .laiuiiu up Mult. IhibKets for
l.mlleK Allrai'loim SnnKS el
IIOVT MISS Till'. 111(1 MdllT
ijulle (Iri'hesleii Ilanc ntf roiiteni
'IllUlitilav N'IrI'
t,itr.i:Ni.i'.r. oiui uumi'ion,
Wll.l, IM.AV AT TUT. Illtl NMV ( Iv III I.
I.IAItl) KIIIIM. 41 Ml. Kill ST. MKI.K
sTMlllNII MAIKH -,'IST. MlCltMIONS
i;l!MMIi-Al. I. SKATS UKSKIH Kll,
MOMMY (.AMI'S Willi (IMS. IIAKMON.
AT It'B I'MiACB -IMU. & MAItliKT STN.
l" Shntln Three. Skntlnc Hemlaim Unity
l'ha-lT,.tnn 0100-M'e.t 21
I UUIillllC 111111 ((mum.
PENN FIVE NOT
A ONE-MAN TEAM
AT
IRAN
MciMichors Foul Shooting Only
One Factor in Basketball
Success- at University
SPECIALISTS IN ALL
BRANCHES OF SPORT
Kiilplt Mnigan. chairman of the luis
Keiball committcp nt Hip I'nivprsity of
Pciinsv Ivaniii. uiisupi's llm fciiii. who
tenin for its innuner of winning games
tliroiigb the nhility of Captain Danny
McNichol to shoot fouls." said. Mr.
Morgan.
"It hll.S llCPII Sllt-f,nu1n.t lli.il lm ,.iil,.u
be changed to eliminate ,H. f.
throw ng speeinlist. and provide for the
tin owing f fs I,, the individual
opponent f . , ,.,i,iittii. t,P
nlTeilsp.
"At the outset. J would like to have
II understood that Peniisv Ivnuin does
not nlijeet imrtieularly lo the change
or IIip 111I0. if u,,,,,, nn-ilysis ,r funilii
menial proofs are roirecl. What we
nt IVniisvlvniiin do objecl to is (Iip in
inunlioii. am in s,,lr. ,,ses, the bald
statement , ',,y, hln, j u ,,P
man tenm nnd ns a lenn, ( inferior to
other" III llie league. These slulPlllellls
are. of course, slll.i, i,M, the r ru 01
llie Peniisv Ivani.i hiiiii lo dale is the
best reputation Tlie fnet of tile oinlter
is llinl Peniis.vlvHiii 1 ha- perfected team
play of a higher ilegree probably than
any oilier college in the country.
Teamwork Counts
"Look nl the deletisive rri ord of the
season tiiiule liv the various tennis 111
llie league here will you lillil 11 team
Hint has vueh a iiiiirvelous ability lo
keep the opposing .score down. Then
look ul llie foiiliu record, you will litul
thai Pennsylvania has coiuinitteil fewer
fouls tlinn any club 111 the league. Then
put the two together -and you lutve a
team making llie fevvet fouls holding
otheis to the fewest scores, Yt lint can
this mou" but ti
cam play ot the highest 1
older.
"On the offense Pennsylvania's ricori!
will show more points seored than any
! other t am -and In Held goals, rcun-
svhania wi'1 be either first or spi nnd.
1 Most crilus have been 1 nnipnring other
teams with Peiinsy Iviinia on mi uii-
i-iii.ii niiiiii.e, , ,.... s ',
I he pieiioui-
men f foul gouts among leuusyi-
vnnia's point has b.cn due .0 Hip .fad
tun oilier teams nave loiin-u n-uu-i
..i !.. ,.i,.... V !,.--... nninliei- of
.. .. J....1.-.1 it.......
;' , ' ,- i ,, ., , ,,f
these have been on men in the m-t ol
shooting. If you bri-ul. 11 rule to pie-
vent a si-ore you must not coinpluin at
the penalty . ..'
etitoii.it ...... . ,
there were .111 louis eniieii ui an
le-mis in the league during 1!H!-JI.
"f "' ,"); u ,'";- Kchnicil vi.iln
I,.,,,, and till were for I'-rsotial wjn-
lad. I here weip tlinlv games in llie
league and I HI personal foul- means no
average ol something less man lour
leen 10 a game or si-ven to a team a
1 oiiip.irulivclv suiiill number.
"Now what keeps the fouls down''
Two f.iclois. I'ii-st. there is the throat
ol iisiiMliti .iiiiui for four personal
fouls a splendid rule which kieps uui- I
trol of roughness to a verv large degree: '
and ,se oiul, llieip is the point involved
,.; ', (,(l.i ( , ,,,,.. ,W(1
won't I'iiiiI iigiiiii'l Peniisv Ivania. it's a
sure point ' Now. suppose the rule
makers lessen il hsie-e of the point
I-MIIKII-I
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Daily
.
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DIRETION STANLEY
COMPANY OF AMERICA
Mk 'S'1 Morrn rBij-unk Ave
MIN ClltMH
"THE PENALTY"
A I I rPlirMV rranl.foiil A. Allrsht-nv
ALLtUnLn 1 ji, i n.iiiv . is i;vs at
( Mil I s II VI'I.IN
"THE KID"
BROADWAY ,".""' f V '" V
i iinsi vs( r tvi.m vm.i:
"THE PERFECT WOMAN"
s-t -vMAI ci' MdPl'niMiil vee
VULvJlMML, j .in 7 i.(l n 1' M
MilOl rl VI VIII. I'
"THE BRANDED WOMAN"
EMPRESS ,,A" " lA'r.M , 1i;m
HM(I I III IK lllll'S
"THE INSIDE OF THE CUP"
MAIN SI MAN' Yl Mt
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"THE KID"
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"THE KID"
333MARKET&ilu;M,,,;,ViV
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"BILLIONS"
nniMTCCl mis marki.i' snu.r.T
rKlNvisJ'J s in v m in m ia i'. ji
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"LOVE MADNESS"
nlil Tf Vtl.ltM VMdVV.S WKN'li:
Kl AL 1 yJ r 1 1 i nnioi kun hr
vvii.i.iVM ki ssi:i,i.
"The Cheater Reformed"
RUBY MX,,KP WVV.. r
M Mt
Ml lifts MINTI.K
"ALL SOULS' EVE"
SAVO Jf VM
.NORMA ijrAI.MUMII!
"PANTHEA"
To Pilot Pencoyd
f s v '-' & t yr W
f
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II
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being scored by doing uw.iv with the
loul-throw ing specialist. Isn't it n de
structive nit V Isn't il more 11, it to
entisp more roughness?
As to SM"dallsts
"And now let us look to other sports
for 11 parallel. There's the punter in
football, the lorwiml passi r, the drop
kicker. All spicialists, no oiiter.v against
tliMii. In baseball, there's the pitcher
a proud specialist. Theip's no out
itv lo have the first base 'offer' the
ball lo bs opposing hrst baseman, nml
so on and both football and baseliall
are tenin games.
"I'piui stiulv, therefore, it seems as
throlli.li the folll-tlirowillg speeinlist
might have his legitimate place on the
ti'iilo. and if vnu will Ink' the tumble
lo look llllo the r"i-oris, vnu vvill liiul
Hun I'ennsy Ivmiia alwavs Im hmi n
foul hiiolrr of above the nveiage ilhil
ilv. Iii Hills!, Keiii-illi. of 1'eniisv Iv nnia.
threw Ihnlcfii out of Ihiftero iiKninl
I'libllllblH. Ill loll',. Cihlie MeNi. hoi
linen Ivvilvollt of twelve aiin I 'of
liell. and Ibe 110M nighl, sivieen mil of
suleen airainsl Sv incuse Then isiur
(leoiee Sweeney and iheii Haiuiv M- - ,
1 1 1111 , M 11111 I " I'll I Mil1 IM I III I I'D
Ii live ugaiis Prim clou last week, is
no mivn nchivetiieiit And iicvt year,
llravcwill piobably Ihrovv them through
the net with mot olouou.s regularity."
C. Y. M. A. U. RUN TODAY
Gray and Ulster Will Meet Again In
Cros3-Countrv Race
llie nnnual cross-coiiiitrj cliaiiinion-
ship nice of
Archdioecsat
the Catholic Young Men's
1 I iiiiui will be held ut ::l
iiciirli this aflcruiioii.
'llic runners will leave Athletic Hee-
reation Center, Twenty -slth and J. f-
fcrson streets, going over the A. A. I".
chainpinnsliiii lom-e for 11 distance 01
about live and one-iiuarter miles
Lntiics liave been iee icn fnuu
S unci him C. C Yielriv C C ICirlln
f, (, ;ntp..n..iM, r c s. i',' '.
! .,. ,-. (1 ' ' "H . . . I.. St. Joan of
n. ,, in .i....i,i ii. 1, ...
I . "u- I ace w ill decide the y ear s chalii -
iiiuiis no he vveeli . o ilinv inv .,1 I'n,
IHllllsimi UCIVVCCU .lllllllliy (illlV. nt 1 .11 .
fl,..jM,i 11( A(1U Mjsr 'f Viitri
Jl( 1))X n. ,'efcnte,i H,,. ,,n.r n,,'.
w nlnl.,. ,- ,j,nrs t)lj, M.usl)Ii u
the Mount Vernon Club run of lastSiit-
....(in. v...!.;,. ,,.r( ,.,1 si .i.,,,, r.
,)P ,, P,,h .
T , M MllM,be,alM..,l .ev.nlv.
1 ,((,jn n p , 1m Uurnr. ;if
i , i ;nr-lli t.-i
1
Balloon Championship May 21
Nr opU, M.m h 'I 'I hr rm i nt nf
lllTti H HIIMntllnH Im.Jv. ,,i m 1,
nvjir'l.. flu I'tj MHtinMHl Imn.HMi rrtr !..
lilt minshrfin M.i nti'l tliwt tli Mturt v ui.l
I tn t. VI liniijursi wit) , rtn
iiftuiii ! t,tt"t .
Parks Denies Professionalism
nn rlxir, Mih. Mt Ii I' rt n
I t i pt i'n nnd vt,, pi-, hr, .r
ruhRitl !., k.l' t mi 1 - J t v ir. Utoil '
t ii. i h Iii t p 1 1 ill t h. h . i (
pm -! in tnli II fn h- l'.n ifi
ln' umin-'r
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coliseum jm:Vn,vr;v,,LS
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ATTRACTIONS AT THE
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APOLLO
...n a rsinMi'MiiN i .s
'I I INI ' ll VII
VIII Illtl II 11 Mtltts ( Vl'l I.
"THE INFERIOR SEX"
ATOR I'iianm in & ..irivriu .we
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"MIDSUMMER MADNESS'
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"THE NEW YORK IDEA"
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"THE BAIT"
I fiLUEBIRD "'cnW,
U'lt.MAM TIB MIM.K'h '
I "MIDSUMMER MAIESS"
REYNOLDS TO LEAD
PENCOYD BALL CLUB
Veteran Semipro Manager to
Handle New Team
in 1921
NOW SIGNING PLAYERS
I'lir Pen, mil Alhlelif Association l
planning for Hie coming b.is"bnll sen.
'on. nnd ininouticemrnt l innde hy
l liftimiu fir,. In., ..Iinlfinn ti nf Inn ntn-
letic eoiiiuiiltre. of the appointment Hi
iiiiinnger of Jack llevnolds. 1 nown in
local circles ns n tnr semiiiro lirni
liaseuinn and n hnskelliall referee. A
fi w years ago he was 11 foul siiooter
who 'earned the title of "Hngle-eye
Jack" In cause of his ability lo caur th
one-pointers with marked regularity.
Reynolds is well versed in the na
tionnl gnine. It was he who in 1012
I" put the Stetson hatinakers on the
map in tlieir intiul bnsobull venture.
He nlso lins been connected with trie
Itudd and Mission tennis nnd for three
years was manager of Hie PerKitsIe
club, of the Montgomery. County
League, the team finishing second twice
and mi the other occasion winning the
piiiniint.
Hey nobis now is engaged in signing
phivers. The senson will open on Sat
urday. April .'.0. The first four tpnmi
booked are Cressona Tigers, Phillip!
burg. Ililldale and Ilex A. ('., of Wash
ington, Tlie players start practice on Satur
day . April '.'. The field at Wissnhlckon
Ihive nml Kiilge avenue now is turner
going repairs and will be In snapc for
the opening clash.
Pencoyd will travel on Sundays, and,
if 11 daylight saving lnw is enneted, ono
game a weik will lie played on the bom
gi minds.
BATTLING MURRAY FAILS
TO STOP JIM LAVENDER
Italian Wins, but Is Given Touflh
Tilt by Plttsburgher
Those of (he fans vvho ciecled to
see Halt Hug Muriav knoek off Jimmy
Lavender in short order nl the Cmnhria
last night were di ointeil. yet they
were pleased with the great battle put on
lor eight rounds by llie Pittsburgh ban-
1 lam against the local hard-hitting Itul-
inn. While Lavender kent covered up
'" '"' '"' "I'ened up sufBciently nt timei
to show that thprp were two men in
I .. " ' . ....
ll.A Unlit
-Murray s tcrnlic body suiashps. lis
, iiiisii""iii-in," nun iiaroer iiiiiiiik -mi-
,M'1' ,,il" ' ,1m' decision. From the
distain e, however. Lavender tlared tip
I """ '""' 'hen. and made 11 big hit bv
' his tallies, specially in the sixth
1 lound did Luvender irove that he was
'' "e riiiining. carrying that round oy
u iiiurgiu and iiringlng mood 111 copious
ipuiiitltics from the I'nttler s nose.
Iiobbv McLeod wns the semifinnl win-
tier, showing to advantage over Jimmy
I I HI IK.1 hiiiij iuijit umiei toiiii;
Henr easy game and administered a
1 terrific trouncing to the Indian. Terry
Mcdovirn outpointed Ping Hodie in a
r-'""' et-ln. Kid tioodmnn and Young
lierncy. Johnny Koycc found Little
( riirinn ilrru .
League to Have Two Sections
t.iTtinir nf llm PluivjMplijj MHtiufatS-
II' IJ'HiTlir if P,m1'H1I 4 Itib- vill br- lie'rl
in 4 iitcnl M.m h L'l Tnn1i Hl.
.'71 i niiinilm fim lrjUIritr John H
ManciK'i tnnotj tlui it i nrnpo'1
o limf n tinrtliiii nd nithrti clrrult 1hll
phi hU'it hi piniiric ih fntir. city
Thf vslnndijr lub of th tinrtlirrii circuit will
pirn ilif v inn ns i mh of thr qnuiltf-m circuit
a li iinpltuishlp "tm r i th in1 nf th pea
mh for the i.hinml hMiTiptniiKhtp
Win Volley Ball Tilt
I ' liriiMlll - n V M I 1. 1(1 in vrl'Sy
'hi " iii ImiupI'mis ef ill,, I ai trAV.n
le Mlmiiuiiii Ih h-i n in nit nml ,lfni, (i,t
I "il-iii I -in it 1 Tiio Inr.
r. il I'n- UI"I...I tin ...n.s unB much
p'r.m.,1 th UK Milium! nrl inilli of 0
llnii il 'I l.uei lit Imll, ,,!,.,
t'linTiii'i s
Guide
CAR MAM OEIIMiNTOWN AVE.
HOLhK I'LTKIts M) JANE NOVAK
"ISOBEL"
CFNTURY I-i Ave nnd filh St.
VwCJX 1 sJIA I MATINRR 2 15
VINTO CHI K( Illl !,
"THE INSIDE OF THE CUP"
Fay's Knickerbocker & otu
v, Mt.. wn.ri'Noon,0,OM
"KNOW YOUR MAN"
FAIRMOUNT - M.'!:"uai
Alt.
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"THE KILLER"
SATW 5T ' ' ' "' r,"",v True
jj i i i o I m risi r hah v
MM lilt I'll II ( II Vl-I IN
"THE INFERIOR SEX"
FRANKFORD Vl-Vi'V'oiTo
I'l'J'f or nnuPNKD vviMin'vvs
"Mystery of the Orient"
GBrniliilnum "'",,ft Crrmmitrmn Afc
eimamown mminj.c uailt
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"THE KID"
IMPERIAL -u lNr ,,0,J U1 -1
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"WEST IS WEST"
JEFFERSON VZ-
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"813"
LIBERTY "n"r..M ictv Af.
l-llIL.I I I MATINFr iII V
IH'I 1 .MINKS
"TWO MOONS"
MANHEIMVrdrMiTSr."7
VIMtlllN IIXMI.s
"THE RESTLESS SEX"
MODEL '-"' s"1 "' q'r " "'""irZ
NOKVI Tl Vll,
"THE BRANDED WOMAN"
OVERBROOK M'AVKnroiu
VVII.I.IWI IMtNl VI
"IF I WERE KING"
PARK l.'r"',r- UAll'IIIN ST.
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! "HEARTS OF THE WEST"
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