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EYEXrXG PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921
Connie Mack Presents Scott Perry With Ten Days' Vacation and a Fine of One Hundred Bucks
VWISNMS
W
2
A'S WINNING
OF 2 GAMES IS BUSTED
IN TEN-INNING BA TTLE
Coach De Loliva Lauds Treat
Mackmen Stumble Into Hard Luck and Flop to U ash- mont Accortled Toam a3 Ho
ington in Final Game of
to Be Held
Hy HOItKIlT . MAWVKM.
Sports IVlltor r.ifnln Tubllc tiler
AFTKIt piling up a reic.nl run of two straight irtorlcs. the Athlctim
Mumbled trrln.v and busted the winning streak in a million plneo...
WnxIiltiKlon prnhbed the llnal same of the set nnd drew closer lo Cleveland
for first honor in the IcagU
Ilouewr. :lii Athb'tiis did not look like thr Athletics of old. despite the
(Meat. The kids performed well nnd finished nn tho wrong end of the score
bcenut-e of linnl luck. Time and apaln opportunities lo won- wore thrown
nwny. Sl hit In thr tin-t fvir frames Irtdcd onlv ono run, while Wash
ington siornl twice on three hit nnd nn error. Hut tmMtb.il I t bocball.
and you never run tell.
Joe .ludsc won tho tnmr for tho Senators a couple of times. In tho eighth
limine ho put one ovor on P.Ko when .lltnmy wnt standing flat-footed off
first. I lo run lo tho bnc. K"t iho throw from Znohnry and thi mndo (inllo
tvay. who was on second, try for third, llo was nn easy out and n perfectly
KOo'd batting rail) wan nipped. Then in the tenth Judge connected with u
triple with two on base, nnd those two runs derided the runted.
Judge is one of tho best firt-sncker in the league, but seldom l men
tioned outside of hi own -ity . Me does everything well, fielding with the
best of them. Miowlnc speed on the bases and clouting the ball. Ho ii a
contdMetit performer nnd a tar who receiver little eredit.
Connie' outfield looks murh better with Frank Walker in renter field.
Frank ran go cot 'em nnd rovers lots of ground. He Mill is n trifle weak
with the willow, but is bound to improve. Whltey Witt has developed into n
mighty good outpost and will stick in the right garden, nnd Tilly Walker Is
fixture in left
Thr Wa'kers were responsible fr the defeat in the second Inning. F irt
Frank caught a hort fly and made a poor peg to the plate, allowing the
runner to si ore from third. Shortly afterward Tilly Walker, who lias- one of
the strongcM arms In baseball, made a terrible throw to tho plate and another
run scored. Those two bum heaves ruined the afternoon for Connie Mark.
Scott l'erry will not pitch for the A's again for the next ten days. The
big twlrler became enthusiastic over his victory on Monday in fact, was
full of enthusiasm when ho attended vesterdaj's game. -He celebrated like
an optimist on Vow Year's Kvo. and Connie presented him with n ten day.-'
mention and a fine of S100 If, nt the end of ten das. the big boy i able
to pitch ho will be restored to good standing.
W
THAT it left nl thr Itntton Red
tint rnc? of thr uror. hiflh
Hoi traveling nt J test coit ntnl fame pood Mfrball rhould he olxeried.
Dr. Orion Preparing for Legion Meet
TRACK and field sports will be quite prominent in Philadelphia thi- sum
mer. This bemuse of the gnat ucces of tho t'tiivorsity of I'cnnsyl
mnla relay carnival which tided lat Saturday. That moot was the best
conducted In ht-tnr . lienrge Urton handling the "00(1 oniric nnd running off
the man ceni- without n hit-ti I'r. Urton did wonderful work and the
public lias the utmost confidence in him.
The higgo,t thing about the relays, to inv mind. I the treatment nccorded
the .ounste"rs. A kid runner eight jenr old i treated the same ns a college
Mnr! There l no dlscriminnuon Urnmmnr school races are run the same
as International championships the same rules and everything. In other
words, pc.'ial attention is paid to the youngsters, nnd this more than any
thing ol.'o is boosting the port. ie't 'em while they're young and the future
will lake rare of iti-clf
Dr. Orton Is running another big track nnd field meet on Franklin Field
Saturday. .June -I. The games will he held under the auspices of the American
Legion and all "f the stars of the country will compete. For the first time in
history teams representing the Army. Navv and Mnrines will compete, and
there will he a special ono-milc relay race for tho international championship
betwern the 1 nited States. England and Canada.
The meet will lie held on n large scale The adjutant general of the
United States nrmy has notified eery army post m the country to get its
best nthli tes in shape, nnd thoc will he ient to t'ump Vi nnd t'amp Meade
about the middle of the month, wht-re they will finish their training. The
Navy and Matines will do the .nme, the Marine completing their Irnlr.lng at
Qunntiio and tin- Nniv at League Island.
Tills is the hist time all three branches of the s-ri.-r- have been brought
together in one nthl'tic event, anil this hn been due t the efforts of Major
Hex llogan. chairman of the athletic committor.
A Miagnilicent tiophy will bo given to the branch of .the service which
makes the most points in the meet.
In nddition to the events open for members of the American Legion,
peroral 'prniil nires will be hold. Ono will he a marathon run from Villn
nova lo Franklin Field, which promises to have a largo number of entries.
The Meadow brook Club has n dozen men in training, ami the Sbanahan and
other Catholic clubs, the Enterprise Club and the fieriuantown Hoys' Club
nil will be represented. Fred Fallcr, tho ten-mile and cross-country cham
pion of America, alread.. has ,ent in his entry.
Thire will be a speiial invitntlon mile, which will tiring together Cutblll,
the Flying Fawn : Crawford, of Lafayette; Connolly, of fieorgetown: Higglns,
of Columbia, and Mrown. of Pennsylvania. All of these men have traveled the
distance under 1 minutes and -'n seconds.
D!
if,'. fi'7 0 ii hr ii ' n d
nnprir in tin null, ifi 'iC
lirijdl'iitrtm. ,''.) Chrittrit ytrcd.
Autographed Baseball Brings In Big Sum
ON MuMi.W night an oro ".arv baseball, bearing the signatures of Hahe
Kiith. i onnio Muck and l'.an Johnson, was auctioned at the National
A. A. ami three boxing fti'i paid Sl.0fl for It. None of 1 1 r bidders cared.
for the nail, but the cause f..f wmrh it was presented stmiiila'ed i it bidding
The St Viniont's Hum. fur rphnnod Children at l'"ixl Hill, needed
money for its n.-w bu,ld:nr .I'i'igo Joseph I' ltogers made nn oi. mucin plea
for the youngsters who were i,rnn on tie world bv the death of tneir
parent", ami in' honing fnn responded ii"h'
Chnrlc Shwartr. whs tn" first to cptrtbnte Chari'r u well known in
Philadelphia nod tieier I 1 e fniled to contribute to a worthv cause He
hnd $."0() in his pocket, and thnt was what he gave Afterward Sam Laar
came through with h liio anoint. Charles Spedelll. u locn' grocer, had ?200,
and he. too. added to the fi.ni'
Hoxing fnns nre nns.d-'-'d a hard "t hy those who do not know them
There Is n common id-a tha' the hardest of the hard attend the shows nnd
enjoy men s(.' ,-, wnon li.ood is sp'led However, this 's not so You
couldn't tird a irnp fepdr-hr arted aniline than thai n boxing match.
The spei'Hf -s gii. up and give up . nigh, to everv w ..-ih- charity. On
Monday nigni ti t. ulm w-i out of nrk emptied their poi kets to contribute.
True. tho didr f glo rnjeh. but it w nil thev nad
llnrrx iMingiv na'-.n- of tie iit,nnal A. A i ,ng'y allowed the
collection to be taker ip and I e'ped a. mui h as pnssd lc. Lew Iiailey con
tributed s.'i, ni'ich i. worthy of rnent, on
Of ! i-ettimiiri tor f horlrij S'hvari: Son f.izqr nnd "borlri
MJ rtpriir i in n'ond out nnd mnkr thr onrixon n iw'rmii. Would
that ur hod more men like them
Golf Losers ft ill (,iie Up Shirts
GOLF is a g 'pi gntn' I'nst " a'.''' - nave given up-the'.r hoir.'.
families aid business for iho -pi.rt. r.i ,. until now have they been
Willing to K'w' 'he shirts off thei- hacks ",. ,i be dnpe next Snturda
afternoon nt Vor'h Hills, when tie t-rs sf r Tournament ever held In the
East will be staged TI o lo.ers i,o t'.r.r sh.n- Thm's all there is to it.
President I hum Hloi k i n erx progn-siie ,erson and is making th.ug
quite Inleteni.ng for the ..,rih 1 1 . 1 , memner-. However, this late,t stmt
looks best of nil
It wi'l be -i handicap affair, and 'n i'l be about as even n 1ihh1. a
affairs is.,ii; are The goifrr .'i i paired ,n t f,sonies and plav a"' nil
the cour i. Tli' idrniihfs of the ln.fr. w II tint b" known until the i igi.tei iit.i
green is reioliiil A Iciither-Kinged miimiin.it with a inegnphone wnl let tic
gallery kno wip, are ulmui in itppfnr, and nfler the Igst pi.ti tnmelindv will
lose ht shrt
011'.'.' ' " moke n rllrrtit,n
iJ tuwh u-I- lor thr omti alio nrr
to lent r hnmr tilth tin) WitrM.
FIRST DUAL TRACK MEET
Ourtls and Northwest Boys' Clubs
Start Outdoor Season Sunday
The C, i - i on tr I hib w ,'1 in
augiirut' i i. I'i.'I track nnd field sea.
son on Si.hIiu with N'orihwest Horn'
Club nt tb" Country Club at l.awndnle.
It will iho tir-t of the outdoor dual
rrcnts which pioed so populat' Inst
j ear.
Many Miiii-.uh lin- arranged an en.
tflislve pio'.'i.'iin nn luding tlHl.jurd
dash. --1' ""d oiish. 'tin-Mini diish,
rS-)nrd diish. t.i 1 1 run. thru -mile run.
fine-lllile I'dni iwe'-e poind -hot. put.
iligh Jump, liio.nl i mo poo (Hub ,ind
javelin There will also b, i , r- .nuts
for c'rls, including siv. on tur-winl
i'ulii HH) yard r-lin nnd h nl bull ion-
tst,
Tlilrlv.spvpn nlhleles twelre nf
ah'ri-e)ej i nuiieies twelve 01
XMIHIil un; f'i't iiuiv nuiicu jur
STREAK
Series Big Track Meet
on June 4 :
Sot frill be (imonj ! todoy for thr
Puffu ond Jimmy liurkr h'trr thr
rnlru blnnki to nil tcio rirr o
rfijcifd at thr .Iwrrtiau I.rmnn
nt hohrnltithmi, hut i( trill hr
off their i)imr. 'I hrtj trill hmr
N'orihwest. nnd C n-tis will have nt least
three score out ,n logs. t will givo
MHirnth a lino on his inntcrial for the
hrsi lug annuul He'd metr. which will
be ield at tho Cum.. Club nn Mm JI .
in which all the lending teams in this
locality will tuke part
Two Changes In Cornell Crews i
Hilar. .N, v.. .Ma- t -T,i ,n,i,n. m
th hn.itiic uf thr i'ornU rii h.ir i.m
linni ui-ii hi Jot ii lM. ih ir.nih l,'i'
ih (Irn iars.ii .!( i is nn affrrtel xx n
s n tut in On k' i,, i c f ,, H , n I i,
hra 'i iitrsil. ii ho last ti'.ii r,rt-iE., i ., , n
" i'h liri,i N"i H m ii,,f, , i,, i , ,
"rk of tli thir.l i r. a I'rrst, ii n
rnoi.,1 ijp from iho ihlrl , rn ir, . u )n
i mi on,1 x . r 1 1 l'akr u r'tdinri t
Penn State Honors Bezdek
state t ollrvr I'd
he i Hmi i go ii mif
t A Ki M font
b: fll of -h nn
a.-nt aiht oo m ' r
ii.xxn lwn prurnl"!
ni limn Bdr d rfri r of itthlutica ai
Pnn HII as iika nt aipreclatlon for
th , rw:oM h,. ma'iinc. h earn?
to i,
Blue. Bd Whits InsAtutloB.
E
COLLEGE ATHLETES
Starts for New York
SEURIN TO REMAIN HERE
"Your American college nthleles nre
the greatest I hnve ovor seen." said
Conch Hone Do Loliva. Inst night n
few minutes before ho stepped on n
New York express with the members of
tho French relay team which partici
patod in the Penn carnival Inst 'week
end. "I go with only ono regret Thnt
my boys .lid not do belter. Thnt re
gret, however, is lessened bv the won
derful displav of sporstmnnship of vou
Americans. When my Iioys, thev walk
off tho field defeated, they nrr given n
cheer. You have nil been so kind to
us that wo will carry bark to Frnnrr
onlv the brightest kind of memories,
and when we get back to our denr Pnrl
nnd meet the newspapermen wc will ten
them that America nnd Franco uro the
closest of allies and nothing will pnrt
them.
"I still have n few rr .iites, 1 must
say ngain thai your Aii.rricnn collrgc
boys and ot.n. what you cnll them the
grammar school hoys, know how lo run
better than atrono rise. I wnh greatly
surprised by the way the young men
from the school ran. Thnt is whv our
college athletes nri. j.0od. They' nre
trained from their infnncv to be run
ners so that when they rench college
they nre better than nny. I must go
and nu revoir t,. Philadelphia." shouted
he smiling Frem hmnn ns he boarded
Iho train.
De.IxdUa .Makes St.-itrmmt
(oach Do Loliva made one statement
I Hitherto unpublished concerning the
! relays to the off. . t thnt Jonn Sourin.
, "" Kjuiiiir,. wno ran the itrst iiunrtcr
: on the mile team, was jolted in the stom
! r.on by the dhow of one of the con
ilestmit, n. ,1(, nH,.rK oro rn,ln,n!.
! tho tirst turn. Thi. tlireu- , iu.i-
poilu out of his stride with the result
that when he needed his strength for
the tmnl dash ho did not have it. Seurln
staled that the elbowing was entirelv
accidental and that he had no nlihis to
oticr.
The Frenchmen are to spend the re
mainder of this week In N'exv York. snil
nig Saturday morning. According to
the i oach. (hoy (.. not expect to enter
in any moots In New ork while there
Seuriti. after bidding his teammates
and coach good-hy on Saturdnv, will
take a trnin for Detroit, where he in
tends to reside in the future.
He expects to tnke out rtnturiiluatinii
papers and become an American cltir.cn
As he spends exrelleut KnglNh Seuriii
should have little trouble entering Mjoh.
igan I mvcrsity. where hiH uncle is u
professor in Freiich.
To Sec Vinton Off
Coach Law son Uohertson and his
track team will probably see the wsltors
off Saturday morning, a- the track
team leave, hero Frldnv afternoon for
itotliam nnd the triangular meet with
Columbia nnd Dartmouth, scheduled for
noon standard time nnd 11 o'clock New
ork time. The meet will bo held on the
' South Field of Columbia.
Twenty-five Hod and Hlue jerseyed
athlete, ate entered, the largest suuiid
, ever taken uwav bv a Penn coach in
I recent years. F.vcr event on the tiro.
gram lias at least :wo nthlete entered
With Fby . Lurry Itrown. Maximi.
Sinulley. tliU, M.Kadden. Hodgors nnd
several others of the first varsity 'quad
in shape the IVlii student, look for
ttetory .
Hoth Dartmouth and Columbia nre
reported to hnve cm client sijuiids. The
(ireen won nn Indoor triangular meet
last winter and demonstrated in that
that she would hnve to be reckoned wltn
when intercollegiate time rolled around.
Critics generally since breakup of the
famous Princeton team through scholas
tic InoliBih.litics. have tigun-d thnt the
real fight. -., far a, the L.mt is con
cerned In- in i ween Pi-iuisy iwmia nnd
Dartmoutl
scraps Aoout scrappers
l.lllst lUrile
Ml"l "I
III I -I im I1
,.ii nrt tk
inn , no "'
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r I'r, o ti s'tllwrlcht ,'
sr f .'jr I " ir , Itotu i- I n
lis , im ill M - w III 1 - II,. I
'h I'h ,. I'Hliatl Two ,'nrr
: sm.ih is. ,xi tionlnn unit
r. w,r t:i!
r hnrlm O'Sm.I Kn.r.ain niMdlnw'Izht.
t nm'TM r r..irk Macuire nt
Wi'i an'srnrr p XU-. 12 aceorJlns to a
ul'rr t .'ni I rl. i ' n'Mi.
A nunc Tnm slMrUrr, of Wont ThliJil'Irhi
cern, u' '"i n bo'l rtrfl to I'aul Iovi
if Untmn Jh t -r i.f nttuburith. Htiil
,tif Jscksi'T ' tt, s riiy sharlcey is .ii-eplnir
him!f In it r, r ji- 1 fiUhr's f.Tin.
A limij "iclit Iioiii uftwcn Jeu Mrc-or-r-ek
mil U. s,Ti..r. tt f,n tn I H-nbrtH
I rerrair ' - I'- ,n iukI i Tli stsr lo'i- it
ji A .as- " 1 1 1.. il. inhr n jmh. r
rnrnnii '. In- rrnnliie Uml'h i hrlf
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l rpnreit in rr'O litpni
. si-.t . th (so ir rt' th.
i -i hH nn Bilinntsu In
riitntly ca Suilnun a
"1118 Tim ' IlurUn. r,f Point Hr"? sski
Win , . - or ralhr why i n i il
nu', '. 1 rf 1 I- . 'r,n wnh llniner smi'hT Tl-n
i iu 1 i.r s : il l-lav1euat b,uie. dun I
vr i t h r ?
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Itrlll
lo in Wilmme'T "mn-H
rtMs Xi unz r-m Shsr..-
m no ni I ii M .lohnr v
Jehnnv Karr1' isi, m,
' of the Drnnli e rfu.
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,n I'h.lnrtelphla l '. be ile-
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r iii
h Onvnti' Thentro tonllthi.
Ruiih Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
SVIION'M, I.KAIil I
S M T W T !' N 1 1
New orli
lli'oohlyii
Pill.shiirgli
Host on
I'liillies ...
( liiiago
st. Louis
( ini'liin.itl
M1'.HICAN l,t:.(il K .
s Si t v t j s
Detroit .
Athletics .
St. I in is .
Washington
( lexrland .
New orli
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INTKHNATIONAI. MvAtil V.
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SynuilM'
Koihester
Kendlng
New nrh
Toronto .
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jy blSr" igTr" 1
f( WHNT TiCKVBS MO .Qi.tl-l Tthii Funny Things "
is-- They wink 1MB l ff V. Xnb S"j J
GOT This Sough lb ( " t tm ,flM'Jlr" 1 V ,T WAS A rcrm
S a 5oo! YAM.M-HA VwWj
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E
Joo Conroy Posts Forfeit for
Match Between Local
Lad and Champion
TOMMY IS NOT A SET-UP
Hy hOl'IS II. .IAFFK
One of the most carefully groomed
boxers ,n Philadelphia hns lie"ii Toinnn
Cleary. of Mnnnyunk. This xouiib
ster's career is very bright for iho
future because he linn not been rushed,
he nas never been over-matched and
whenever lie wont to the po-"t he hnd
nn even chance of winning. Kspe
clallv in his lnt tlirco contests hns
Cleary demonstrated thnt he will have
to be recognized with lending feather
weights in this vicinity for n ernek nt
Johnny Kilbnne's title.
That Cleary's manager, .loseph Con
way, believes Thonuis is about rendy
for u match with the champion was
proted today when ho deposited n icrll
tied check for .S'J.Vl in tho sports depart
ment of the Kvkxini. Pfiu in
IiF.noin as n forfeit for weight and
appearance. "Cleary is sot to c nnw
it's up to n promoter to get Kllbnne."
snid Conroy ns ho handed over the piece
of paper.
Is Serious
"Absolutely Cleary can eertniulv
make Kilbnno extend himself." voiced
Conroy. "There xvon'l be imv trouble
in getting my end of the mntoh. This
check shows ,,iir faithfulness in wanting
Hie bout. And tin- first matchmaker
to make sntisfnctory terms to the title,
bolder can Mgn Cleary nt tho drop of
the hat.
"Cleary has been keeping himself
in perfect shape." enntnued Conroy.
'Spectators at Tommy's recent bout
with Danny Finish did not know thnt
J omniy had hardly recovered from n had
cold that had him under the xventher
for seeral weeks. Hoth Cleary nnd
myself were confident Hint he would
make n orcditnblo showing ngalnst
Prush. nnd he did."
Is Ni Sot -I'll
After going nlong showing to ad
vantage against local bo.xers his weight.
Clearv stopped into his lir-t big league
match ngniust Andy Chniioy sovornl
months ng.i. Chnney was picked ns
nn en.sy winner. That was before the
opening iliing of the gong, hut nfter
the in, o inter got imd-T wnv Cleary
was not fur behind In the running, una,
when the (ight scheduled rounds fin
ished, i In Mnnnyunk youth wna very
much among those there standing
stronglv on both feet, lighting us hard
ns Chnney nnd apparently ns fresh ns
when lie entered the ring.
Then followed n bout with Chnrlc.v
Heecher, a Now York lad conceded to
bo in the first flight for n championship
bout, nnd Cleary proved no easy propo
sition for tho t.oihnm glovemnn. After
this Cbury's mntch with Krush proved
unanimously thnt Tommy whs n regu
lar big league bnttler no set-up for
any of the 1211-poundero, not even for
the champion.
"l.et Iheiu get Kilbnne," won Con
roy "n pnrting nut. .irk. "Cleary is all
in."
CLEARY NOW
AY
FOR KiLBANE BOUT
Vive Leading Baiters
in Tiro Major Leagues
v tion xi. i.KAr.rn
ri.urr niul (lull 1.. XII. Ii. II. IM.
Ifilinston. llrnnKlin 17 fta 17 - .mi
Tlrrnn. Pit esl.nrcli 10 (la 10 Sft .117
II. M'llcr. riill,it.i II 3S 0 H ,IOA
llonisto St. IiiiU I.' 17 7 II) .401
Ciitslmw. I'llls'htli is 4A 7 IK .4t0
AMDKH'AN I.IUdt II
riijernivil I lull o. All. II. II. P.C.
Ildlninn, liotrnli 1 1 IM tl SA .531
htfl.hriison. Ilnr 17 no II 2.1 .10
Mmrrlts. Wwli'tnn in M 13 -O 391
Vmeh. Petnill Id n 14 Sft ,a
Itlllli. New rl. II III III 111 ,:tSH
All rubber bottoms, in
eluding the ipud; or all
leather with tteel apudt.
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
OH, MAN!
ftM'mi R. T. TiSSm Im
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL I.I.WH'K
XV. I.. I'.f. Win l,o.e
ritistutrsli . is a .an .mi .;ns
llrnnstrii IS ft .'.nn .;tl .r(H
New York. ...10 l .25 . .
fhlcoco n 7 ,tns .MHI ,3!
Clnrlnnntl ... 7 10 ,4ia .m .HHft
iiostin n is .:: ,3;k ,:un
Millies . . ft in .Mil .V.ft .312
SI. Louli. ..30 .2ft0 .308 .'J.'ll
AMRRK-AN IXAt.lK
IV. I.. IM". Win l)se
(iMrlnnel IS ft ,:na .
U'Hslilnztnn . II 0 .017 . .nil
lioston n fl .(ion ..x.ts Am
Drtmlt . ... a .ftoo ..1SII .171
New York ... 7 7 .ftno ,3.'t .17
it. louls II P .11)0 . Ai
Clilrairn . ... 4 K .S3S .SfcJ .SOH
Alhletlrs ... ft 10 .333 .37ft .3IS
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LIlAdl V.
New Y'orU, 7i noston. '!.
lOnlr mmr wliMliilfai
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l)e troll. 13: Clilcaito. I.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
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rhlllies hi Itnstnn. . ,
llrookl.rn ut New lors.
hi. Muls ut ntlsliurrli.
Clnrlnnntl nl lileaco.
AMERICAN LKAOli:.
Ilnston nt riillnilelnhla.
New orli ill IVnshlniilnn.
Chi en co nt Hflmll.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
lir,s I.TS Of VKSTLKOAY
llulTalo 10i I'.i-nillnc, ft (1l Kiimel.
IIiUThIo. Si HiTiilIni:. M itiinifl ,
.Irrsei I Ity. tit iineiirstrr i.
NrwiirU. 'ii Toninlo. 0.
Ilaltlmiire-.riicusei
rain
TOIIAY'S SCIIKDILK
Itrnillnc nt lim lirtcr.
Iliilllmoro ut Toronto.
.Irrsci ( Iti nt Murrain.
Sewiirk nt sjrariise.
sTANIIIMt OK 1 Hi: ( LI
V. L. IM . W. L. r.c.
Nrrnirk . H :i .1.1n lliiflulo n 7 .1(11
llaltlmnrr H S .7S7 r.rusr .ft 7 .11
Toronto 7 ft .WW Itiwlirsttr. .S7:i
J'sey l'lt 7 ft ..1K3 HeaillllK . !l 10 .'.'31
LOUGHRAN FINISHES FINK
Former Boxer Substitutes for Henry
Hauber, But Bout Is Stopped
Henry Haulier was lulled to box Tom
I.oughrun, the former marine, nt the
Auditorium A. ('.. lust evening, nnd
when lie fniled to put in nn nppuirnnec
.Tuck Pink, who has been out of the
boxing game for several years, was sub
stituted. .Tack wns willing
stand while his s
:t ml mndo n game
engtli dusted, but
' stopped the setto
Hefereo I.cw liritns
in the fourth round t
knockout nnd sine lb.
avoid M cerlnin
riernn :i;iv tin
necessary iiiiiisinicni
In the seniiw ind -up
enrneil n drnw in i iglit
.Too Kelly Ileum I. ink
Itilev in four rounds, wli
P.enny Pass
rounds with
halted llucl.
I. the hitler
brnlte his hand. 'I'd Heath finished
Dnnn White in the opening session and
Jim liedloy bested Al Podding in n bout
thnt went the six-round limit.
FRED WELSH SCORES KAYO
Former Lightweight Champ Stops1
Willie Jackson, of Phlla.. in Eighth .
Summit . N. !.. Mm i -Krcddie
'Welsh. fotnier vol Id's lightweight
cli.impioii. sioppul Niu.hg Willie .Inik
I son. of Philudilpliin. in Iho eighth
lonnd of n len.fotii'd tmilili here hist
' night
.Tnclr riempsey, world'-, hcavywiight
'champion, rrforood the cintest. .luck
I son took counts of eiin ,md nine in th"
, third round
This is Iho si, i ml cm tcs Welsh
'has fought s,iipo Ir h si his title to
Henny l.eonanl four yr.irs ago.
Gayety
STH ST HKI.. VINB
Amateur Boxing Tonite
8 Bouts in Conjunction With
Tiir. iiK.ii ri.'i:us in ni.i:sfifi:its '
BASEBALL TODAY. 3:30 P. M.
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DREXEL ATHLETES
T
Two Baseball Games and Track
Meet Scheduled With
Out-of-Town Teams
PLAY BUCKNELL TOMORROW
I)teol Institute athletes imve a hig
week-end ahead of tliom. Toniorrow
the baseball loam will tackle P.iicknell
nnd on Saturday they will cross hats
with (iallniidel. from Washington, II.
C. Preceding the baseball game Satur
day n dunl tiack meet with C. C. N. Y.
will be held.
Tho I.ewisliiirg nine has been sweep
ing nwny nil opposition this year nnd
is exported to give Conch McAvoy's
proteges n battle on Thursday. Couch
MoAvoy will depend on llnnsnn or
liennntd to I urn buck lh visitors, with
Mnleer doing the receiving.
The first event of the track moot on
Saturday, will bo run off nt 1 :'M).
while tho baseball game is scheduled for
.'.'ill. This double attraction will he
staged til the Strnwbridge & Clothier
Piold. ut Sixty -third and Wnlnul
street. Last fall litillnildet defeated
Di-excl in ii ciisntinnnl football game,
their slylc of piny causing null" n lot of
comment. Despite their physical han
dicap. I he mutes ulay very scientifically,
and it is expected that the baseball nine
will prove as interesting nn nttrnction
ns the football team.
The truck meet should be close, ns
hoth sets of athletes scored nliout the
nunc in the Penn relays. The most in
teresting iiico promises lo lie the mile
relay. Knoli team finished second in
its class on Saturday nnd so is ery
evenly matched. Coach (Irani will rely
on llislcr and Itoiii'dninii in the distnuce
events : Parker (irr. Hewlings, (iciklor.
wliitaker nnd Cooper in the dashes, and
Sldwell. Peterson and Wliitaker in the
field events.
Red Sox Release Rookie
Itoston. Mav I Cliff Pesi. rf Anshrun.
Clll'f . re-rult plUher ,,, I . en released
lo Ihe P'ttstl, I'l llasti-rn I k-ue tram In
the Tied Sox He will mum to tl-, loials
In th fall
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HA VE YOU "OFF DA YS"?
CONSULT YOUR SPINE
If It As Out of Alignment Youti Nervous Energy 1$
Impeded, Doctor Explains to Grant Rice.
Relation of Brain, Nerve and Muscle
Hy OHA.NTLA.Nl KICE
KTMMtl Uft 'PI.. I,. IT .In.-..' ...I.lnl. L,,nn.,lll.lll.. .!!.. 1 .
-- iiiiwv ni ioc on 1111,111 iiiiii.ii
-' you mention in your article nre
as you' sav. the result, (if 'n sudden lnck
of co-ordination.' Now did you ever
stop lo (hlnk that the nerve sjatcin In
1 the human body Is the telegruph sys
I torn by nnd through which co-ordination
Is scoured? And did it ever occur
to you that Inco-ordinntlon might re
sult from nn interruption or Intovfercnee.
1 with the transmission of nerve energy
through the bodily machine.'
"A cursory nUatoinlrnl glnnco xvlll
show you thnt the chief nrtcry of the
nerve system is the spinal cord a
closely bound bundle of nerves begin
ning nt the base of the brnin, branch -ing
oft nt vnrious points nnd going, by
means of sub-brnnohes. so to speak,
to every part of the body.
Spinal Play
II AS HAC'H nerro leaves the com-
pnny of IIn fellows in the splnnl
cord. It pnsses through nnd between
the movable bones of the spinal column.
The bones of the spinal column nre
separated from encli other by discs of
elastic curtilage, and the whole splnnl
column is helil in place by muscles,
ligaments and tendons. This nllows for
a certain amount of 'piny' In the spinal
column.
"It should be readily seen thnt it Is
possible for ono or more of tho separate
movable splnnl bones to slip slightly
out of nlii'nmonr, thus pressing ngniust.
pinching or unduly tonsins nerves nnd
interrupting the normal lloxv of nerve
energy. In the case of men engaged in
any kind of sports there is nn added
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES
Huston Post. Noi ". American Le
gion, has organized n strong, first -class
team and will open tho season this Sat
urday. May 7. with the Kenni Club on
the home grounds at Magnolia nnd Choi
ton avenues.
The nine hns secured tho services of
-cvcrnl prominent independent bull
players. Amopg these, ltommell. for
merly of the Wilmington Tri-Staters:
Pish, of Millvlllc: (lesslcman and
Weber, of the Montgomery County
League, tire the best known.
All flrst-clnss traveling teams that
are willing to travel for a fair guar
antee should get in touch with Churlcs
I. Kngard, l.Vf West Cheltcn avenue.
Most rhlliulrlphlii Pros. hnn Mny 7 iiml
-2 up. n for nny tlrnt rlnsi home trnm who
Is wllllne to rive n kooiI xu.iraliti for this
fust iitir.irtloii. l(aliiff smothered tho Jew
Worlil In their last Kiimo thci nn loolilnc
for ticiiir opiiosltlnn. Anv team wlshinp
tills Httrseiinn ran get it liv adilresslnit
Hell Now man L'SSO So (17 1 Ii street.
rililirr or Intlolilrr would like to connect
with i llrst-class tam Plavlnir on Saturday
un,J Hutidjv. II. Ufst. 151U North Tenth
slnVt,
Itrsolnte A. A., o srr-ntem-ycar-old Irav
el. lis loam would like to bear from teams
of that ti. I.. Kelly, 2S2S HlUworth
sir.rt.
A li.iril hit t inc Ihlrd baseman would like
to play lth ii tlrn-r lam nine. Thone Ken
slnaion -I7U4 from il to 7
Alia Iteser'es want to hear from nil seo-nnd-clasn
teams for anm't on Mav S and
lc r. Itoe. 2ft",i West Dakota street
A jrnoit nrst Past man dstres tn eonnert
with n fust learn, llallpjajcr, I!iri2 South
Ilanim'U strept,
M. (ierlruilo's Imsetialt elub wanti to hear
from nil flrst-rlass trams offerlnB fair In
rtueetnints. J. T. Ryan. 51(1 Cedar aenue.
The American llilllivay basrball cluh. a
nrsi rlasa traelinc team, wants to book
Golf Suits
Wc now have one of the linest
and most complete stocks of Men's
(Jolf Apparel to be fountl in this city.
Thexton & Wright, of London,
have sent us some Suits unmistak
ably British in cut. They are of the
genuine Scotch tweed, which holds
its presentable appearance without
recourse to the tailor's iron. These
are $32.50, $37.50 and $45.00.
Other Suits, of the finest Ameri
can tailoring, in two-piece and four
piece (with long and short trousers)
styles, range from $30.00 to $57.50.
Separate Knickerbockers, in
iweed elVects, $7.50, $10.00 and $12.00.
Of flannel, $7.50. Of linen, $7.50.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
THE MEN'S CLOTHING STORE
n, ,1..., ,.,,,,,,!.. iv iiniiui cuieillH 01 V(f
telirne because of the strain throim '.
muscles, ligaments and tendons.
"I)U FKAXCKSCO HAPt'lIKLM."
(.citing Ilnrlt on Your Oninc
TIIK way to cllminnte nn off day,
according to the doctor, "is to re'
move pressure on nerve tissue through
adjusting the movable bones of th.
splnnl column nnd bring them back into
proper nllgninent. The nerve energy
then Hows freely nnd the body ftine'.
tlons normally, bringing perfect cor
ordination." Science has come fnr, but it is slili in
the mists. The nbovc theory has
most plausible rlns. for there is cor.
talnly something unknown to t hr
champion or the dub Hint fretpientlr
brings on an off day, regardless of one'
physical feeling.
Which is to sny that one who plan
often plays well when feeling b.idlr,
whatever the game, and plnyn badJT
when feeling well.
So tho nbovc is offered to those whnr
off days arc entirely too frequent niid
who hnve failed to solve the annoying
myiitcry through nny other court.
TIIK study of the relationship botwem
brnin and nerve and muscle in sport
is moving stcndlly forward. And it is
ns important ns training or practice.
Kor upon nn "off day" you have seen
how even n Dcnuisey ntid n ltuth can
look.
Copnrlfllit. .1. Alt riohts rrvrvrrf
sanies with all nines of thai caliber V
KilBnllon. 2110 Arch street
I'oliorkslnk A. A. wnnta names with n i
(Irsl-elass home teams. 11, M. Smith- 40(11
North Darlen street.
Cshoekslnk Iterreutlon Center wants pa mi
either nt home or away. f It, S'chule t edar
nnd Camhrla streets.
Tho Mnntnte O. C. wpnts to hear from
all nret-elasa home teama. T .McC'orUiv
1017 Folrmount avenue.
St. Mnrrus A. A. has Saturday .Xrn 7
open end would like to hear from an 0-
class home teams. P. c. Uockelmann 2X11
West LehlKh avenue,
Northwrst Trofs hae several open rjsi
In May for learns offering folr Inducemrrif
J. Hoover, phono Columbus WO.
lark nines' Old-Timer lime Mav 7 II
and in open for teams halnjt home around.
Jnek Jtlties. 2BSa South Clarion street
St. Ilenrj's . C. n flrat-lass travelitui
team, wants to hear from teams of ih!
class. ;. .1. Nutent. 4202 North Slith
street.
Itellnnce A. A. desires to book EaniM
with nil llrat-class travellnc teams, s s,
Iaaacson. 3010 West Ilerki street.
Norrlstown Profs, a, fan traxellnir team
wants to arranus names. W. Hub. SOI Kim
Oaks street. Norrlntown Ta.
South Phllly Profs hino chansed thrii
nntne to the South I'hllly rield Club and
wont to iirrnnce (tames with all the fi
traiellns teams In the city. Walter I.ani
12".1 Itltner street.
White Klephnnts wont lo hear from a '
slxteen-elKhtoen-jear-old home teams In o
around tho city. Hushey McLoon. 1S37 Mlf
ftln street.
Wlldwnod A. A. desires a titiw with
fast trayellnu team for May 7. Harry .Mr
Arthur, phone Krankford 478 W.
Kershaw Clnb has open dales for flrit
class home trams. Thomas n. Hill, rlion
roplar a2?l J between fl and 7.
Huesel A. C.. a second-class trave' ni
team, wants to hear from all clubs of ilui
class !,. McCarter, 1fl2R Mifflin streri
I'rlham A. A., a seventeen-elrhteen r
old nine, wants to har from nil teams of
that class paylnc a fair iruarantce. K. Lone
(1037 Mussravo street.
i i