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Strange, but True, Our Mackmen Pulled the Unusual by Winning a Pair of Games the Same DajH
MACKS WIN. TWICE IN
ONE DA YHERE AND
DOWN IN SOUTHLAND
While Goofs Are Turning Hack Baltimore Birds,
Regulars Take Fall Out of Phils at Greenville, S. C.
I McManamen. of ativity. Shows Forjn
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y ISOIIKKT W. MAXWIXI.
.ciM Kclilnr llvrnlnir 1'iilille IriUrr
iNC'i; iipmi n tunc i lie coml inn, in "Mi- cm nscei m goi vvuenv pviieci niui
Hwlnro ii IwliiliM evcr.v time ill" .MiiK-nrs mi a win Knine. ii ivvn pntup
Trtr won on n iiic'- dm it n vvnrM 'linn nun. hi i--vvi.ien ivvn trnnn
tcprrsrnlini; tm- Athletic. vlnvinR mi iliftVrrnt illnmoiiiN mid n tlifiusnml
Uw'flpnrl. rop in tlm nnie P. ' " '"n"-.''. lrtlliiK ami iimimial.
'I'linl'i vvtint l.nppciiod yoMrnln.v :iftrrnion. Tlie ri'Rtiltir: socked tln
rhlle In UrM'iirilli'. S. (' . mid the (ionN won from tlip Iliiltiinure innjur
lttjrtirrn nl Sliilio l'nrk
You never run Ml "lint ill linpprn in linelinll. It's nil rislit for the
'AV to win. Iipohiih- llmt'i limim! I" happen mhiii' tun'1, hut tin1 sciond-'triiiSPrH
t not pxpoi-loil to do nn.Mhini.' HW Hint, l-'or h venrs Hie Sliil.n I'nrkors
1itc liml Hip honor of linWiin lnl in their Ipiikiip. Thnt iih-oiim there were
lunrn othrr (diihM ronidprnlil better. That teeing tlip rnn wluit' the uncial
Unclins of itio oiibvlltiitcV
ostoriln.ii Haltiniori' took the high ih and Hopped on the hort end of
11 to I Mtire. 'I'here a im tlnke nboiit the victurv . tint n pair of heme
ltpped Into the .lenario I'hurli'.v IVkert. the pitcher, and .loe McMnniiniPii.
thi ohortMop. liorriiweil from 1'hil lluggort" Nntivlij club, made it possible
for Hie (ioof to enpture tlie rnntlii t
l-Vkert ns In ran- form and lirec.ee through the nine Innings n if he
njojed it Up had perfect control, put lotv of fluff on the hall nnd had the
fJujjer' eatinc out of hi itievvy. Mint.uniPd hand lie n nicked for ten
hit, but nio-l of them did not count. Krlirrl looks like n good lmrler mid
hji n Rood Winnce to llnser with t'onnie all kiihi iikt .
In the game Monday .Mjntt jilnjed clinrtstop Now. Clenn is n good
rstclier and n preltj fair outtielder. but nobodj could ncciie him of being an
llltiebler. Therefore, after one performance Harry llnis decided to get
romelmilr to till in. and iliM'overed .loe Mi-Mnn.inn'ti in the wilds of l'ort
Jtichinoud .loe consenteil lo play a f d.iy, and if he keeps up the good
work he is likely to find htniMf plnin: bull in some league not far removed
fioin the majors.
.Mr.Mnmmien hnndles hiti;elf like a real p'ajei. lie covers lots of ground.
Viioms whnt to do with the ball nfter . gets ii anil is no wall (lower nl the
plate. Yesterday he cot tun hits and wn hit by n pitched ball in five trips
to Hie plate, which is NOT so bad.
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mirf ninuiiil I'hiliiilrliihiit )m the iml fnur
lrmi nml m rninulfml n slur rn;)io. Ilr hm kpi 101 rnmicr
for
the
ft-, !( firm pliiiiina in
J U
'2 In gn inln oiimnnnl IhimIhiII. hut tioitrtl tin ten nil nffoi hrrnunr he tikrtl
tn I'lai in the hrilnjlit yumri.
A's Arc Hitting Far anil Hani
JrOYVN in Hreetnille an effort was made to break the world's iccord
ViJ home run. In six Innings rive circuit smashes were made, four by
b nnd nil the other", bv the IMiIIh
' ISut do nor get excited. This is not a world's record, or een close to
Jpne. On .lulv 1 t. lPlVJ. t'rU'atia defeated Texarknna. n- riling to the
jecord book furnished us by .take tlrny. nnd In that contest nineteen home
tins bounced off the Corsica nil bats. The final Hcore was ."I to "J. showing
hat Tcxnrkana must have made a safety or something.
Home runs uunlly bloom in the spring, trii-lu. One day in Uanger, Tjt .
I ,m Sominv Holme hit four in one game, and .loe Tiernej , the kid second
baseman with Pittsburgh, has about a dozen lo his credit down South. The
pitchers are not putting much stuff on the bnll, they are not exerting them
silves. and the hatters nre having a mrry time.
However, it is good to notb-c how the A's. are clouting this year. Kvcn
with slow pitching anil first bounce is out, four home runs in a game is worthy
of Hpecial mention, .llmtny Dykes is developing into a wild walloper and his
batting has luiprored wonderfully. He is getting long lilts everv clay, and
if he keeps this up he will furnish a needed punch in the Mai Man line-up.
.
I"l lKS, llugtm, liimill nvl W'nlkrr nrr hkrhj In r,fk Ihr buth nut
J ni Ihr lot irhtii !mit irppftnl, nml the chnnic me thnt Connie
trill luii' an intcrrituin bull club thu year.
Johnson Is Hurling t ndorliand
WAI.TKU .IOJINSON hns a new deliverv this season. The great U'asiiingtnn
pitcher, in an effort to stage a comeback, has dl(iiriled his old overhead
ntyle nnd taken up a sort of underhand, side-arm motion, which makes' his
work much easier and does nut put too much of a strain on his injured arm.
I.nst Tlmrsdav the Senators and the Phillies met in ,la ksonville and
Johnson m on tne mound. It was the rirst nme he did any real pitching
thi. year, nnd he decided to gne his arm a thorough tryout. However, he
pitched but one inning, a severe rainstorm stopping the contest
Walter did not have the same o'd coulidenie In himself nnd his work was
not no smooth as in former jcars He seemed to lie favoring Ins salary wing,
the bnll did not have the oldtime zip and 'he l'hil easily shoved over one run.
Ir was Kill Donovan who tirst nntin-d the underhand motion used by
Johnson.
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the mIiouIiIci hut he km i hntinrit Mi
trijt'f tn rjrc An (inn nnd idf'. i,i ( mj (); to jtitrh."
Griffith. Loolcs for Cnmvhavl;
OIINSON was injured Inst year soon after pit. I.mg a tm-riin. no-hit game
....; ti.it.' ri .. ii. .. . ..
flEi4iiir ine uco m n. siraiueii ms uriii iimu was torceii to retire in uiiu-
twenty. one gamps, v inn. tig eight and losing ten
expected of him. Clink lirillith boldly predicted a
If the former smoke king regained bis oldtime form.
tar t wirier will lake h,-, regu'ar turn in the box.
nor was the shn Tder." acknowledged (Irif
in the ncisi ' m the inirier nrm. and that is
M-ason lie nppeareil in
This year much was
pennant for Washington
and Clark still believes hi
"The elbow whs no- affeeted
"The seat of the injure was
easily cnn
this year.'
d. Waller has hud a good long mm ninl lie wont have any trouble
Till'. Inn juti ),n u-nikiil .did in I n in Jul fnr liner irrek.1. thrnunui
i reru dm, hut did tint lit Intimlt out lie. Inn. frit he hail ir.
emrtril. Iml irj io,( mr. 'Ilr tint mil ml tnine in the yniir inln
thr 'iiliVi, hut hr iiniknl nnly on 111. iti'j.
i Heal Menial Hazard
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w'io lia in,iii"d Lis n rn
no w its ii tnr ll.tli;ei 'i
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IMTCHIW:
I lonovnn.
In talking about
hasn t tie innml'iiie in himself
hare the arm go ba k mi him
but Ir never mu icplnie tha' o.n
the hatters I impe .loliion te,
will be ui against a mi n:u; hum
niilura.ly favors it." snn ;m
ilny and should know what be
"I ' i.e Us effect ic ii befme. because be
nl l,e will expe.-t every time lie pitches lo
I'ermips the underhnnd ileluery will help,
I'eri.aml cannon ball thnt used to win, hy
', but the chances are nuitir him. He
up nil season."
Til y ..miii' of l, i, ..,n irill mnrl; the. mil nt r,i r nl ihi 'junlrit
intiliiv) omri, i li,hnll. lthniilh n tlnr for mii, H'nIi
vrver ii it It iiiiiriinnriihii mul riiunril tin trouble fur hi uinnniirr. lie
nhrnin h-'M iriH.m) in ,1; mure than hn niie of nml, ui i ,r iiuiiihleil
nml l,r deiri'r n l,riir lite.
lie, i ? 1,'ipinil he ii)iii hmk. mirl ennui hit' k ii.mv
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A'S AND PHILS ARE
MOVIE OF A MAN FOLDING A NAPKIN
FRIENDLY ENEMIES!
Meet in Second Came of Spring
Sorios at Spartanburg
Today
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RIVALRY ON AND OFF FIELD!
INTERLEAGUE SERIES
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Ity St'lCK HAM,
Siaitanliuig, S. ('., April fl. The'
Athletics and l'hillies alleged friendly
rivals; for (he baseball championship of
Philadelphia, arrived here last night
after h speedy ride from (ireenville on
a regular (rain, which crossed every one I
aboard by not making one stop between I
the two stations. !
The Muoktiien and Donnvntilto were,
booked to meet in the second gntne of
their spring series luie this afternoon. !
The next clash tmnnrniw will be at
Charlotte. . C., whence they go In
Kockytnount, N. C.. for the vemiflnnl ;
battle, the ultlinute tilt having been
scheduled to lake place at Shlbc Park
on Saturday afternoon
There ii no doubt about it. the Ath
letics ami Phillies lime just as much '
love fo" each other as the poilu once
hnd for Fritz. Yon cnn see the rivalry
sticking out at all times, on the field I
nnd off.
' (ire.it Itivalry
! .lust how they feel townid each other
Is .shown by n tetiinrk tiuiile by Casey
Stengel ycMerdnv morning in his in
imitable tone and voice :
"I couldn't sleep at nil last night."
sighed Cn.iv.
"Whv was thnt V " asked (ireasy
Neal.
"Well, joii see." Casey replied. "I
was nil nervous about having to play
ngnlnst those big leaguers tomorrow.
Kut. I'll tell jnu what, (ireasy, I'm
game. I'll plnj right field ngnlnst them
if you nre nfrnid
Kefore yesteii'.iy 's came, which the
A's won. 1- to 7. Connie Mnek passed
a lemark or so about his club, the
truth of which one mnn in particular
doubts, In spite of Connie's; lifelong
reputation for crnit.v. The mnn who
thinks Connie wandered n trifle from
the path of exactness is Walter Hub-
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BY FRlCUD VUC.
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Mrs"
Lasher and Cuban
Again Fight to Tic
Havana, April fl. The eighth
game of the International ches
match between Dr. Kmnnucl Laskcr
nnd Johc It, Capablancn, played In
tho Mariano Cnhlno here, was dc
elarcd a draw last night. There were
no moves mnjle in addition to those
of Sunday night in the first half of
the gntne, which was adjourned
after thirty moves.
QUITS CAGE
FOR
FOOTBALL RALLY
AT PENN
TODAY
Won, I rnoU LI-!
. .v,.. -vv,v,ii neisman and Rax
wray win AdtJross Candidatej
After Baseball Game Is Over
NO SPRING PRACTICE
Joe Burman and Danny Kramer
Also Loom as Champion
ship Contenders ;
FLOWER OF YANKEE GOLFDOM
NOW SURE TO PL A Y ABROAD
Francis Ouinwt's Decision Leaves Teams Strongest Ever Sent.
!eiv Intcrclid) Tourney Here This Season Lansdowne's Card
AM Kit K 'A is sending t
of its golf Ktrength a
Itv SANDY McNHSMCK
the vcrv (lower come some nl tne rounds iney can score
golf Ktrength abroad lo com-
BOOKED FOR LOCAL BOUTS
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u i.oris ii. .LUTis
I.wieli Is iii all seriousness about i
K..I1
This Is how it happened: Connie defending iis bnntaiii crown thin sum
quickly summed up his club's nssets
and liabilities as follows; We have n
very gooil intield. a pretu good outfield,
good latching. er good pitching, but
our baiting seems to be n little weak.
Ye-y '' will hae to get a little more
batting sttength ct ntherwise, 1
think the i lub Is all right."
l'or Connie that is a long speee. h
nnd one tilled with revolutionary, criti
cal remarks. Waller Hubbell didn't
bear what Connie snid, but he heard
about it. so this is what Hull had to
say in tebuttiil :
"His club can't hit ! Well. I don't
want to be in there when thev do it.
You Know I pitched the tirst three in-
tinder lesser strain.
rn.A l., i.. ,i..., ...in l il.n
... , ,-,,.. if os '" ' mill we Hill i'Ci(l ciiil- vi inv
pele for the three lr.njrr Itntudi golf ; ,,.,,,, tUCH nll(I ,mv r-i, ,.i,ncc
titles, it is the Ktrongest links army
we have ever mustered for overseas duty ,
in thu three events Hie same jear. It
contnitis our two tnnjor champions nnd
the pick of our district titleholders. I j
If we don't cive the Ilritons a run i
mer. nniT there is hnrclly nny doubt Hint t.i,u year, some say we might ns well!
IVtey Herman, from loy thi i i -w , nbnn(on th .; ,, I
ork Irishman won the laurels, will be . , ,, .
the titleholder's tirst opponent in u, Kut when I-rnncis Ouimet came out (
championship contest A Ilcrmnn- ' jesterdny with the announcement (hat,
Lynch bout is one of three or four , lP w0, jutt the nmateurs, most Amer- '
titular tills -lex KicKnici is pimuuiiK j,.nll fnnH eonsblered that made our
chance for the simon-pure title unani-
mmis. In oilier words, they nre nick
ing America to win the Jlrlllsh amateur medal play. 14. selective nm.
title, and on paper its hard indeed to , K!,ou"M,n ''''IK",. Jinsaovvnu
figure bow we can boot that. one.
As for the ladies, for the tirst time
. !. 1 1 I ..11 ,1 II. I '
IllUVS .vesiei oil, , unci uu cue,, tnti up cue j
wan to get four home runs, a two-base,
hit nnd three singles. That gave them
! eight runs. !
"Vmi ask tne if 1 had the stutr.' I II
say I did." continued the hie I'liillv
pitcher. "I had everything but the
abilitv to get the ball past the batter.
I want lo say for myself that I ills,
plaved n brand of control that was re
markable. I hit those bats right in tho
middle every time. Yes. 1 had the stuff,
but my eye was too keen. I just couldn't
miss a bat."
The other four runs scored by the
Athletics were made in the sixth and
eighth innings, one off Jimmy King and
the others off IleU".
Itnmmel in l'orni
Kddie Hummel gc a great exhibi
tion of pitching Hi- bad everything,
and all of the Athletics are predicting
1 that he Is going to have a wonilerlul
I year. The l'hillies only got four hits
J off him. and. for the liist live rounds,
thev didn't touch him for n.sufety.
Among the i,ei tutors at .vesterduy's
gam'' was Shoeless .loe Jackson, one of
' the members of the White .Sox Club who
Is under indictment for nis connection
with alleged gamblers, unci alleged con
fessioii thai he r ived inonev for
throwing baseball games In the World's
Series of U'l!'. when the Cincinnati
Heels defeated Chicago.
This is Joe's home and. apparently,
he is just as popular us ever. When
n'skicl of Ids future plans., he snld :
"I have nothing at all to say about
1 the matter of the World's Scries. M)
1 affairs are in the hands of my attorney
, ind 1 couldn't s.iv anything if I wanted
; to. As to inv future iila-ns, they all
', depend on the result of the case. I may
I plav basfbiiM this summer, but. so far,
I I haven't signed up."
to put on this summer.
Herman has been boxing in sensa
tional form since he was dethroned.
After losing to Lynch the New Orleans
Italian got right bad; into form by
stopping Jimmy Wilde in seventeen
rounds In London. Then he returned to
America, and bus stowed away (ieorgie
Adams and Johnny Solsberg in one
and two rounds, respectively.
Thete is another bantam who looms
with the other two.
A three-day iutercliib tourney is the
latest development in local golf. It is
carded on the lHlM links schedule of the
Lnnsdowne Country Club, just out. We
assume the plan calls for a round
robin. Springhnven, Ainnimluk, Llanerch
and Lnnsdovvne are the four clubs
which will light it out for the Short
Line title. The tourney dates ure June
!. 10, II.
The rest of Lansdowne's schedule
follows :
Mny 7. npenlnic day
we will be represented oy the American
chninplon, nsiz. Miss Alexa Stirling,
who hns ruled women's golf in this
fiM bull of rnrtners.
nous; is.
I.lnncrch.
tnatrh tilnv nL'.ilnMt iur. '.Y Hubiirh.iti
league, J.ansclown v. TorreiMai; S, I.nns.
rtoivno nt Arunnmlnk. 30. .Memorial Day,
as u dangerous foe for the champ oi
that division. lie hails from Chicago,
and answers the lingh-nf the gong under
the name of Joe Kurninn. Joey already
hns proved his worth as a star scrapper
So nreiloiis -bouts with Lynch nnd. If
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one-day tournnmint
June 1. Suburban I, rami". Iins.owne v.
Mtiorcstovvn. I, ciuallncatiun lound, surlnx
......." ...i.i i i i. .: ..i coco , leuriinincni. u to II. intrrtluli tournament.
couniry will! woou lion lion sniui.- imu, ' Sprlnehaven, Arunlmlnk. I.tnnorch and I.an
Wlll lead our forces in action. rtnwn. 18, nrst round, nprlns lournamctil.
She s there now, working, working - scconu rounu. sprinn tournanKnt.
IIIIS J. third rnlinrl. nrlntr lniirn,mnl I
fncirnlni;, mixed fournmt-i; nftrrnoon, flaii
Scraps About Scrappers
.luck llftcan . s'iB'' Ills short bout
nl,rh ', .iin.r'c tmiiular dointeri nt
ili Tu'l ' Jl' ritHtit K. ". Sullivan
and F-raick- 111 nc.ii li: l- In ih- sta
brui (i...ir -rouri1r will b Uten
lla-y Hurt and Maitv XVItllnnia Is d
Hri-tM s lie v ll- Itay Iunila j
lliivi.'. lie- aril Mlc-Kev llolan ' I'liarlfv
MoShiii!" chKii'f .oiiik v. Vounir Krna
and V'.u'irf MeOlmehav vr K. U. liforsa
clr -ii" f.i',r-r.i'ind numbers
the hitler defends Ins Inureis ngaiusi
Herman. Kut mnn probably wijl be the
next in line lo meet the New lorker.
Itiirm.'in also would stand nut as a
I'leading opponent for Herman, if Ihi-
latter succeeds in winning naeu nis uiu
from Lvtich. The Chicagoan is really
. . .!. ..!.... Tin lmu tineer
in wlJiaril in inn mm. -,v ,'"'; , .,
been clofentecl ileclsiveiv , unci ins i-i.i---
mis fascinated fans wherever he has
appeared, especially riglit here in I'hilly.
Ii In.s been a long while since Kur-
i man hns demonstrated his form in a
local ring At Hie presnii iiim- " -
getting in shape for a ' ',l. " cl' Kvans. national champion:
i ,.!,,.,, be will lillir oft With UIcK i , , ii.-i.
Loadman in one of the special eight- ,
round matches here next .Monday night.
Kiirman probnbly will give away several
pounds in weigh,: still he will answer ,
the gc.ng a fuvorite over the nigged Kuf-
fain battler.
Anothei boxer who apiiears to be a
future contender for the bantam title is
I.annv Kramer, of this city. -''!;
who is being called the "punchm fool. ,
is being predicted by many ns a future,
titlcholder He. too. will box here next
Monday night, nnd is to meet Jabe.
White who alreadv has given Kramer,
a terrific tussle and who uluo has made I
things interesting several times for
Champion Lvncu.
. main mtcii inr ine jiiiikccs hi iio.viahe
Is going to be the heavy sea breezes.
I Warren Webb, who will neoompany
. ., ,j a, ,!-,. to Meet1 I'lnlt. states thnt ou can 'lean on
Mount Carmel and Aquinas to Meet nA hne mo of p (jm(i i)(j
for Catholic Honors ,ll)t fu down. So Hint mukes it fnirjy
The niosi important basketball game , nirish, as they say.
, , ,.i, f down. M ss Sterlings main supporters will
of the season from a viewpoint of down. 1( lolial(, j,, iinrow, Merion.
town HL'e fans will be played tomorrow uml yittl (im.ntln Feltner, New York
evening at St Thomas' Hull, l-tght i t jBS Kdlth CunimingH, Onwenlsln, will
eenth nnd Morris streets, between those nso ,, Htrenglh. but in the final
old rivals. Mt Carmel C. C ami nm,iVsls It is really up tn Miss Stirling
Aquinas I . i I nc inrj;c-si i...i i.i ....
season l ex" ten in niieuu
md has held tl
since l'.MS
II is expected that the result of ihej
game will in a measure determine tht ,
lli'M i it lo. as Imtll clubs liavo su led I
one thnuglit alone in her mum which is
tiint it's the toughest nsstgnment slic's
ever faced nnd HiHt to win Is the thing.
If (irent Kritaln has a better golferess
all power to her.
Attractive Oddn
The I'nited States team to compete
In the Kritish open has not been picked.
Jt is rumored that Walter Hngen,
French chninplon. willcnptain ourtcnni
and that twelve pros will moke up the
team. Anyhow, our best material will
parade down the gangplank when Hie
time comes.
They sav the belting in this event is
L'OO to I over there ngnlnst the Yanks
winning. The odds ure most attrac
tive, what'' , ,
In the nmntciir we will nave hick
t nineis
Ouiinet. runner-up, nnd Hobby Jones.
semilinullsU They rnnk one-two-three
in America. We have matched that
Ine-up before, but Kriton's premier
ainateurs were u more formidable lot
then.
Kill Fowncs will captain the team.
His shoulder is out of gear nt present
and he may not be nblo to (day. If
he does, don't innke nny niistuke, he'll
give nny of them au argument when
he's right.
Then we have J. Wood Piatt. Phila
delphia champion, and Fred Wright. r-curd
Massachusetts tltleliomer.
tournament; !, Sprlnchavnn at Ijinrdowne,
ji. nnaia Bprinic toiirnorofnt: S3, medal
lttv handlcaii, two cIbsbcb; 30. mcd.il.pluy
handicap.
AiiBiist . mcclal-play handicap: 13. medal
play handicap. V.O. mtilul-pluy liandicap, 7,
inedil-ptay r-indlcap.
Keptemlier .1. klckera' tournament. (1,
niornlns-, tnljed fouraomcis; afiernoon, flag:
lournami-nt. lo iniallilcatlon round, club
championship, 17. ttrnt lound. rlub chain
plonshlp. si, Aionlmtnk at Uinndowne.
October 1. second round club champton
nlp. N. lnmloum. nt Sprlniihaven, 15.
Ihlrrt lound. club championship; 22, Anal,
c-iub championship, gti. dinner team malch.
Bogash Stops O'Gatty In 13th
','"' 0,k.' Apr11 --"'i Ilonash of
I lrldKeport laat nluht knocked oui .Iimin
(J Unity In tho thirteenth round in tbo Pio
neer Hporilnit cnn, A ,hort rght.hni- n0k
to the ch n of O'llaiiy lirouuht the conleit
to a audden end after lh.i conteatanta had
been boxin thirty seconds. injury nn
hit so hard bv Ilonaah that the r,r,n... .it.i
I nut slop to Kiva tho fallen boxer a count,
hut helped carry him to hla corner 'iwire
i before tho tlnal knockdown O'llatlv was
I forced to takn counts once m tlw eleventh
round nnd inrnln In tha twelfth O'Uaiij ws
Hcnv lo um t'.cn,aB
Finish Successful Season
The Fletcher A. . basliettmll team rt
rrsentlmr th church bv the sam iiuiiim jn
West Philadelphia, hi, tlnlshed lis firm
-seaaon In the ciiro w-ith n moict aucceserul
or twent-tiVH eiiiina played twen-
t-ono were victories. I he leant is com-
, ....u...1 r.r 11 HMni Bi. Von r in. II ll..l..u
llotli these young stars rami in iiieniuh. Ii. Uonnv. v. Hvler und w. smnton.
tirst ten here and they're real capable
of heme thi surprise package. - he
PLAY FOR CAGE TITLE
Pete Herman Halts Solsberg
KrisrtMirt, April fl I'eie Herman, former
bantamweight champion dereiite,) .tuhnny
Solabenf. of Hrooklyn. here the ref.'rfe mp.
ptnir the twelve-iuund match In th.. eeventh
round. Holfclicrif had been Hooted aevel.il
BASEBALL FIELD
Phila. Manufacturers' League
May Be Made Up of Two
Divisions This Year
GOODFELLOWS REORGANIZE
The Philadelphia Manufacturers'
Kasebnll League, after n most success
fill season in (he' bnskelball cage, Is
ready to inaugurate the baseball person
and a meeting has been called tn decide
'in the ninke-tip of the circuit tomorrow
evening nt Yontih Hall. 2727 West Co
lumbia avenue.
President John AV. .Manoguo has
many npplicntinus for franchises, but
the number to be ndmKted Is not yet
settled. To date (en teams are assured,
but if enough nre present tomorrow
night, there is a probability that (wo
divisions will be fortified with the win
ners in each division plnving for the
senon's title.
If the league has one division n split
schedule will be adopted, as in previous
years, the winner of the first half play
ing (he second half champion for the
title. The teams already admitted are
(Jeneral F.lectric. C. II. AVhcelcr, Com
mercial Truck, Ford & Kendlg. K. (t.
Kuild. Ceorge AV. Smith, Franklin
Printing. Johns-Manvlllo, Monotype
nnd Smith & Furbiish. The league will
be conducted on n "sport for sport's
sake" basis.
Iteds Have Strong Itallerles
The Tiilpehockcn Hcds expect to
have one of the best teams in the city,
and tan boast of some classy battery
material In l'lanr, Asheroft and Dup
lia;!. pitchers, and Kricr, Piebell and
Hank, catchers.
The balance of (he team will be made
up of Keatty, Little, Howell, Ktirgcn.
Schult7.e, Conroy. Pfeiffer,' (iriflin and
Stafford. The Hods have a number of
open dates and would be pleased in hear
from lirst-elass teams. Addriss F.
William Kalbaclier. HI4 Cleveland
inenui. Phone AVyoniing 11)11! J.
The (locdfellows ore in the field again
villi their usual strong line-up und
are open for engagements. It will be n
traveling nine and "nniposcd mnlnly
of pl.iyers in Hi" Montgomery County
League, and o.-Tri-St.iters.,Tho (inod
fellows wcubl like to henr from Hill-
dale. Nativity. Haclinrnch Ciants and
Kride.sburg for mid-wcel; and Saturday
vanies. Address AVllllam Lnuibnrdo,
northwest corner Second nml Dock
streets.
Secure. Homo Grounds
The Jewish World, which won twenty-nine
out of thirl.v -one games l.isl
season, will be back in the field nnd has
siiMirod as home grounds McClatchy's
Hall Pnrk.
Ad McClatchy. former Catholic High
School btar. has been signed lo piny
first base. A'olks. of last ear's Port
land tentn. of the California League:
li.van. of Conlcsvillc j Ted Heady, of
SI. Joseph's: Larry Naulty, IcKee
Mothers. Fiillon. McCann. AVhitev
O'Hrien nnd MctJuigan are also nuiii
bered among the irgulnrs.
For gumi'8 address Alex, A. Sweeney,
1207 South Hiicknell slreet.
CALLAHAN FAST SKATER
Sub-Chaser Entry Figures In Three
Victories at Armory
Clyde Callahan, of the sub-chaser
.1411, showed his ability as a speed
skater last night nt the Third Hegiment
Armory Service Men's races by winning
the major number of events.
Callahan took the one-mile sprint
from John Nelson, of the ship Lans.
dale. In the time of I! :n2. and Inter
won the live-mile free-for-all. Paired
with Jack Forrest in the two-mile relnv
lie ngaln figured with Hying colors. The
lime for (he relay wns 7:02.
"ti..i . .
...... i 11 over to nave a MV w
the boys this afternoon tn tH, ' ""
tn loot, InlA il. r.. ., """"IlIlT
fnll ntnl Ia in. un...nii.i. . .. ''l
. ,, , " ""' -""iniiiR 10 the
" nut
n tht
will be to their licnrfil over (he .,,' "
month, said Concl, J..I11 1 " &
of the I nlvers y of Petmsv U-nn "'
ball team this morning. ""ihnnla 'Mb
Head Cnnrh Ili.u,..
this city Into vesteril, - nr,H"P.nVfr
New York feeling h pu ' , .'inT
host of 1itipo nC inv Ilfo " ir Ji "
this afternoon to hn've a long uit i?,"
the veterans of Inst year's ; cleVen JIl,b
i'.'(Ii
fall.
ploycrs
bers of the freshman ten.,, nf l.'.t S'
no.. .1.1 lllll.liuriics W,( hnV(, vision,.
IMMIMIIIUU HH II It r)1-A.n ..I
September rolls n,A,..,'.i . Jlr.n ""t
rnllV In the rH ne "l " mm
.Air. IIotMnnn wilt ....!. ..: ..
essl.y of keeping ,K ''JL'"?:
over lie Milliliter months so tbit ,.
cnndidiKcs can enter the trnlnlns maJ
In shape for hard work Fnlile 1
year when the stiuad we., A0.11"1
for a two weeks' drill. f,N venr's .?
gregntlon will start work nri jv,;:
Field nlintil the fWh ,,f ... ""v ' ran
mj. .. " ; I'lioiuer
allow three weeks hef., .1,.
ine whistle of tin, mm,... -.i V. p
t.." 1...1 ... -"-" "iici ine rijiri
c open
is einphntic in his insertion thnt iS
men must keep in condition if ponn ,
In tht
nny real team enrlv
1
BELGIAN CHAMP PLAYS GIRL
Horemans and Miss Haywood Meet
Today at Manufacturers' Club
1od.ii li.i'h iiftcrnoon nnd evening
the Man.ifac titers Chili will U lie
sepne of n uitiiiil Inlli.iid I'li'n.vu
With F.dniiard Hoiemaii". W.e llc.gi.iii
hninpion. and Miss C1..-11 Ka'hrvn
Ilnywood. 'if tn's eiiy. one of tne lust
women billmnlisth In Mils smiIihh nf
the country, ns the stars. Thev will
meet in coiitvU bolh afterii'iou ninl
fvening.
AVhile the affair has been nrriii.sl
so that Miss II ii.v wood mid Icr nth
holding !iipiiin'!it will nipnr for the
benefit of the I'e'ginu !! .icf. 1 In 1 : 1 r 1
lias lieen uirriml forwiud in m h 11 whv
(lint the Miiiiiifni tuici ' 1 'lub nil' I."
Hie host tn lis 1111 inner nml their
friends
The llfleriliH.il e lilhll ion lil hem
nl .'(..111 n, .. k mid 1 on ivHii.ng lit
H:l.'i.
McGowan Wins on a
Foul
Nw 1 ork. nnl il Kn. h of 'l., " 1 '.
tlir, Isiiic, 1.1 in. Itii lli.Uc Sp.irim ' l'l
In at nUht en.ii-d h.rrn. th ,f"ji. r.lwl lint
Tn th, first Ymjn,f MhIohhii wnn " fceil
from Mlk. Shi in the 'Kl.tii rnutnl hu
In th, wind up V'.unn .siwart Ixihh kcrl mil
Pllor Joe
ifijcunds ef
iMIev hfter
lylit' inn
niltiutf, Hfi'l
nisi ruunT
in
Princeton Loss's Inflsldtr
I'rlnrrioii.
ton's f r e,
while ,i.iip ns
irnrtlei) '-.nil
terduy The in
nlil' U". t t !
Iur onin ' "i
KERNS AND BAKER WIN
Eight-Round Bouts at Auditorium
Are Fast and Furious
ii- Keins. c.f ('iiindin. nnd I.vv
ll.iker. I'nrnier New Voikr. were tin
" inner of the ii.,iectire e jjljt . louml
11 nti I.e, i,t the Auditorium A. A Intt
'.cghi Kern', iiuitcii with Sol O'Don
ti". 1. cif Fnirmniint. wns the best bout
en Hie program The former's rut!-
gedness and harder hitting enabled him
ici win slightly from the cleverer
U'lot,l,el.
linker, wi.o is .1 southpnw. (mind
Ken Tii lor. of Knglnncl. 11 lough nut,
vi Im kept f.iicing 1 ln fighting through
out but Lew's straight right vvus too
iiiui"!i for the Kntishei. Tne latter had
Ills c-Ve . It
In I'nei in.ii. Ins Aitie Mii'nnii
vvhl.iei .Inek Wi.t. Kennv Has
knocked 01. 1 Killi Wiixni, o.l. 011n1;
t;..ii'gi' filllTeli defenlecl nlllig Kloll.V
nnd .link 1 1 1 11 ill,- bent Mi. key Wcilga,!.
Board Says White Faked
Mllnilllkri-. Apr'' H ''hfti.ii VV l, u. i'hi
cug.i , t.oxn Mlllfullv luirlicipiitd In h
f.i! ImxtnK 11 .'-''" ' the Vv is.'iinHin linxtnu
c '.nitnissicin set in an ,n,wer nid In ih.
d'stru 1 eourt h.r in ih, smi f,.p ir.ciiino
rnuiil't 1 While s.lernl w-U. hn U-eHilsi.
Iii . t.iritn sslcin laid fcfipp(d niw bout with
-, 1 : -1 j r'lniin.in ii' K. 1.0, lit
Charley Bceeh;r Awarded Decision
r rt. .
Krel.l" l'"l"
iiunn Pntii
..hnl UI''
VMIIns llrill h tendrit 111 I"""""
111 '. hirn'sir !.lnd Tl.e.ilr.. 1 Ustei
I . ttrt he t. " 1H r.insiiieriiiK .. i.,....p-
i ,i. t., f.i'.j. mat. In-s at Hllver t.Rkn
li ..utld" '.' VVesh.nfttcill. P. '' f.ir the
t...ief,i nf '. II-"- p.itli'nis nt '.i.t-r rt.i-d
ii.ihiiIiiiI 'li.'i'i hf to lie he'd He ir t" fr
l.n i1v Hrllt ,l.usd twentv-twe Shews
... , t, ,. ..ii-i .rf II 'H.e Pluvtid HUMUssflll
COLLEGE BASEBALL TODAY
jMtANKi.iN rii:i.n, a r. vi.
PENNSYLVANIA
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Admission, (10 rti.. nt tilinlirl,' nml A. A
Office Irnnklln I'irlil
tn have
season,
The meeting this afternoon will fc,
held immediately after the VBrsi,r
Catholic Cnlversity bnsebnll c.1m. .i
will bo addressed in addition u m,.
man by .Skipper Hex Wrati. the I'l't
'"i""" """ '"-K-nii 01 tin; nssttnl
coaches. '
The rally takes (he place of the ustiil
spring practice that Concl, Ht.;,ma'
holds Last spring he had over fiftr
ambitious gridiron aspirants workii
out to see how much they knew ?
the game but (his year nfter the pMr
results of Inst spring it wns decided to
hold one meeting instend nf culling th
candidate out for practice. The fm
thnt many of the varsltr men , ..
gaged in other spnits nnd'hencc wouMk.
Illinlltn t l.r,t,n t fA ! ..
......u. ... Miun mr Hiiruig prnctlct
inlluenced tho footbnll commlttfe md
Hie athletic council to cnll off th)
i-inniK ui ins IlllogClllCr. ,
MARVEL LOSES BUT ONCE
W. A. Ruth Only Chess Player Ablt
to Defeat Rzeschewski
Playing twenty simultaneous cnn.,.
Sainuol IiV.esclicvvslci. nine-.vfar ofj
,chess marvel, won twelve enme, .1,.
with seven of his opponents when th
iinllnlhed panics were adjudicated l
1 lie Strawbridie . Clothier store, n-J
mel one defeat at the hands of Willlsrj
A. Until. Pennsylvania state champion,
Itutli defeated the youngster in onu
hour and fotty-(lvc tninutes. Two 0!
the score of opponents; resigmd iu favor
of the prodigy.
The defeat nt the hands of the fttate
champion was only (he fifth in n total
of dOO sanies played since l(7.eclif
ski's .irilval In the eountiy. The vic
tory scored by Hutli resulted from
male in (luce, a chess clits-ic, arevrd
ing In experts.
CLOSE SEASON FRIDAY
But Construction Five Has Already
Captured Title In Telephone Leajui
The Hell Telephone Hasketbsll LfiU'ie
will close its season on Frldav nicht
at Yonnh Hall, 2727 AVest Cnhimbii
nvenue, hut (he oulconie of the cruw
will have no bearins on the pennnnt, i
Cnnstructinn'R victory over Kquipniftt
clinched the title for that iiiiniet
The winners were given a hard battle
for victory in every game. The ruo'
tiers-up were Maintenance nnd Motor
Vehicle. On Monday. April II. th"
champions will be awarded the league
trophy and each player presented with
solid gold basketballs by- the rnmnanj,
Much of the success nf the train in due
In the efforts of Manager Wcissmw
and Captain Hatty.
Prepare for Powerboat Classic
Detroit. April ' fl.- l'renn rations for tbt
(lnlil (up Mini Hiirniswortli remitUs
iKun hre today with umiolntini-nt of
mlttees to Hrranue details for tho !.":
Iioat rlaMiM. to tin held th Ins w 01
Almost nnd the first week of Stiiirmlc-r A
proposal thai th lliirhwwiirUi Itophy tint
Im5 run ovsr n eourue in the Canridltifi rnn
nel nt thu Datrolt river Is under .'unj'dar.
ntlon.
Mt. Car
Catholic chuiiipiniiliip
In defeating ninnv of the lending nub' I
an - ami appear a 1111,1 1 eveni i
J-.11. Ii stars as Andy McMu
1 1 1 U v ' ' Hegan. of the Kn' -n
end "Peley" Kilpatric k I
f .' Vuuinas) and Scroue and I
Mt nrinel
pendent t.
mate hed
linn and
ern l.ea
will plnv
11 ap for
Heller Than I-ist Year
The chances nf dock Hutchinson ate 1 -m t
liked best ill the open. .Mm Karnes I BIJOU
tied tor It 1 1 11 iac cnr ami uagen nasi
a lot of ground tn recover. Hut we!
couldn't send a better trio.
The other nine will provide the
mcHlle scenery, the cheery home set- pt,1:- D... vc Il,,, M.,-opting,
more .r less, bui it must not be , tharlic Kear vs. Johnny Morgan
forgotten that nny of. them Is capable , l"r..n',irl?. y"' W ir.0.'"'.
of getting away io n MllnB look-in. , "Y.nlWnmSatffttlZi"
sin ami it.xrr.
mtim:i: daii.v
SIT.CIAf, ADIIRI) ATTUAtTION
TONIT& 3--STAR BOUTS--3
In Cniijnncllon Vllli "SHMK MKHV"
oiitiK Tom Mmrhev rounder 11 it m
'. . k match "Hi' thr I'addv lie
F.eldl" ."hevl'll 1.' He.sleill The eeic're
Iw .1 IW.IVe I.eir. I' I to II retetl-e
'I....II
f,.ll
.lice Tlpllt "I. .
rf Seinnteei '.I M
1 nnthT I'm" I '"
r fr A Minie.
Ihe Nat ".1st 1 t Vt
flame i-Wh t arl
iv.r. nla w'. I."
ri Dnnt.ell end Kail
I!
wl, ene.l Weill
1. ,h IllKht 'I II ' ' '
(.. f-rem that rt, w h n I
III one of till tie IH t !
,pd,e- nluht Tleld
Ilurn,.irl-l.oadin.en li . -
lllatfh l.etweell ,1
Peerxear All e..f th. KC
matches or., to he e'jr.t ioundis
Althciimh llrUclec ' .
I,,. I'allie'. 'I .' '1' -leet
prlnteel ei (.riiiti
in elv,. ' nn-iOs f"
te.tal.nir icni As i
einon h ii e r,r...ni" e f .e
l.Cill.lUI.
i .1 K
I'
li s en! 1 .
lorE in
r ' Me
..r'e?M e
Kiel lir
III" Apr I 1 nh'.w
! c'leile hfie rot h"e
Tuvleer tea in. h-i
i esei vie Mens a Irsa 1
re' e as 'I' i,'" ' 'lee le
teaiuiy rruh he ..
ai
p. rilllteh'
ieeee. Of
and Itav
rt-a i v
th- Hie . i ,
hi I i... I,.
p..e II,, 1. 1 .
ci'llr.n ,t,l
llirr olnhl-roli'iil I "'.' ''
t e i , e , ejlie f, -e Hit'tl l VI U' '
!, . II,.'.,' . I e. I ! VVie... I
1 f-aeil. .,.'en e. I lie
1 r , e 1 s ie I'h e . e 'a (ill IS C
I w, I I'MeliKie Brylinan v
Ve.'in
I Kit llilliclfs s In siilrml.el h
n.ee.l, w.lle II iiitlv llnrland at
lenlahe The fnrlllpr Is Ue.nit
Jihi.nt Husseil.
Uall) rilncUIr ay ihai h dcfi-a'ed .Ine
,lle,e.li Usl sesnn n,l he believes h ran
, a.n V llliielile ,lai knoll match may
l,o lneh.-d h Jack llaffan
SPUR
A NEW NARROW
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e ,. 1. el
t Ml' ! ,
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the Teixrdo
handled !
Bowie Races
April 2-15
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iBALTIMORE&OHIO
The Service Behind the Car
Our service follows the car. Wc keep
men constantly on the street calling on
Dodge Brothers car owners, selling
"good will." The duty of these men is
to. learn whether the car is giving com
plete satisfaction, and if not why not.
Their report is made. If service is re-
quired, we have every possible equip
ment expert men, machinery 'and
. parts, to reader it promptly, efficiently
and at moderate cost. And you can get
this service at any time. There is never
an hour, day or night, that you cannot
get in touch with some of our shop men
for emergency service.
Thornton-Fuller Automobile Co.
Service Station
24lh and South Street! Phone, Spruce 07J7
5 Minute From City Hall
a T A H vv
WwA 111 ,,Jsp ifci'iii
15,000 miles on tires 5Qr,o
Greater Fuel Efficiency
Zero Balance Roadability
Less Annual Depreciation.
"My experience with motor cars
runs back about 10 year. My Cole
Aero-Ei(j;ht Roadster is not only the best
tnvc ever had but 13 the best car
1 have had any intimate
car
of which
knowledge
Robert M. Griffith, Phila.
245-247
L. S. BOWERS CO. L st.
Cole Motor Car Company. Indianapolis. USA.
I ""'"' crtm,if. 'Italqr Cars
V uicfl Cole Vacs Dcxay J,
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