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10
Boston Red Sox Are Here to Open Their Initial Series With Connie Mack's Lowly Athletics
'"ri?Vi
SHANLEY CUP GOLF
C.
Veteran Athletes of 55 Years in
Trophy Tussle Spring Tour
ney in Jersey Follows
ENTRY LIST CLOSES TODAY
By SANDY McXIBMCK
rflpiMK tlio half-century mark, mile
Mnnlnilly Kprnklnic, mcnnn notlilnR In
the name of Rolf, nt n InrRc field of
rrtrrnns will endeavor to prove todny
It, Hir olRlitren linles of mnhl piny for
the Slintiloy Cup nt T,ni(Pvoo(l. N. J.
TIip rnniiiPtitlon todny ih limited to
thow tuflrd llnksmnn wlio arc fifty-five
uar of iirp or more.
ti,(u nnrt pulnr pvont nan liPPn rPvivPd
thl tr-nr. Alwnvs very popnlnr. it
lanKtiMiPd diirltiR Hit war. as did I.aue
nnd for n time, hut with tlir KtroiiR
rompbiiik of Rolf. P'ny for tlip Shnnlpy
Cup promiPH to romp back equally
ftmnc toilny. Mnny local plnycrH nrc
entered tlierr.
rii ..nursp li nlo onon todny for
metier round on thp pvp of thp nnnuat
j.nkrwood spring tournament, an rvpnt
open to nil nmnteur members of the U.
I
c n. A., tlio minlifvlne round for which
nlll be hclil tomorrow. Mntrh play will
he held Friday and Saturday.
Finnk Barton, chnirman of the Jersey
tnuriiiiinent coinmittpp, announces that
there will be as many olxteon as the
mtnmittce deem advisable on the quall
fjing showing nnd all of the usual cup.
A goodly delegation of locnl will enter
the piny, with stars of other districts,
nnd it looks a though It would be as
linnl to win the cups as to pronounce
(ho name of the. trophic.
Have a look nt the titles: First six
teen. T.aktwood ; second sixteen. Mete
tleennk: third, Cnrnf-nljo ; fourth,
Mnnetln: fifth. Wxychlsfnlgiopkl, or
(.nmethlng like thnt.
fnmplctcd Hole
A noted change in plnying condition
will be found in the three npw holes on
tlie course, constructed In a former
womllnnd dell. These holes were barely
finWied for last fall's tourney, but spe
cial attention has been paid them thi
pring and they are now reported to
be in splendid condition for play.
A record entry list i expected for
the piny. Noon todny was set as tlie
last tunc for plajers to choose their
partner in the (lunlifyii'g round.
On Saturday there will he hnndicnp
nmlnl play for those not surviving the
icinntl round.
peUne of linnillrmis. the Metropolitan
f'n and uomen' lists ere oat Th lenit-
u ar H. Klrkbv nnd Stiwyer: 1. Reekie
.T'l mi , jncr. iBmmr, i.ewis
Fetrr Travors. Wnlk-r, Wild and Wal
'rj Trai, rlntatM, 3, Anderson. Dnvls
Ivan (.' II Psul, Teacrck. Slsrns nml R
Wfbt Women's 0. Mis Hlshop. Mrs
frr Mrs OnAln. Miss 1rhll!ns 1 Xfrs
J'ullnH Mr Jackson, Mrs. llecksher and
fllVV IIUCKUIUJ.
-I -I. Ynnnr. formerly of Prnnkfonl. ha
Join il OM V rk rtond nnd will plav for that
ten In the Suburban Frankfnrrt can
i i cnti'r Ii. V. O'Hanlnn, John Fox. Mor
r v Jono t'hsrles Hub. U. J Yauell. Doctor
' t n I)r A Knox and othora to make
i-onB tram in any leavue
II. It. Xlon ill play for AVhltemarah
it- vh'ch !am, th.-iuh minus Woody
I' i I In I"r"l Knight. Noimnn M
Haro'd Wh-elrr. I,, K. Dcmlr.r ond
t i r ti'iinuit
The team will lln un with many changes.
' ' 11 -xmi. for Instance, wh- won the
f -ttn -r-n at Trenton with comparathe
' ii i'a f. r Iluelia County, whtrh
n.ould lie mronit with the nidge brotliere.
; or, I. ,ii and a "dark home" ld to
i- h 'H'inmer.
Iin llncuert)- ,vl!l lnade Atlantic City
" n ma iru'iinwH from nala He haa
r m tor niui another riurom at hli uur.za
low the hi.ro and Is Mill rocrultlnr.
fhli-k Kram ealled todav for fi'relitn
," -- .iitu rt inciiuon wi ine ifruiao ivoni.
""' rink ure ext-eted to win. and It'a In
tfri ng t. nolo that in the ham uf nire
ir 1,1 - rlbtvd .rone, freak puttera or all
tr rg to wh th exceptlcn irluht In drawn.
J. not I'llttt. hau-tr wnn nranlnd
U ffi hind foot uf a buck rabbit by an
Mr, uplaa voodo.lst from Manayunk. who
rut a 1. 1 of aluff nn I! Hu f'latt Is sur In
"" ninmiw ino noor was nrmly tied to
Fmiik Dter, who won the Tn-ntnn tour
t r KJim Stvp will tee off Jn his
r-x' i.iirnoy at llaltlmore He will net play
i' ijkKiood kr Atlantic i.'ltj Dyer, h foi
hi r im stiil' nt uml State rhamplon, U
r nj a ureal form this season
Boots and Saddle
The Phnllco Nursery Stakes is the
I'nture today nt the Maryland track.
J no Ben Brush two-year-old colt,
I.rochnres II, should win jtut like his
or L mn,c' ,ho Colin fi"y Df'm of
Almh, pcrfnrmetl jestcrday. These two
re nf the best breeding In the country.
Horses in good condition in other
races are- First, Amacliassin, Sugar
mint, Ueftigrp; becond, William of Uor
letman. nequire, Barcoy ; third (steeple
fhaiei ltnbert Oliver. Bronze Kaele.
Jnek Prjor. fifth, Billy Kellv. llis
thniee 'n1( Baggage; sixth, Widow
iifdottp Comml CI. Benevolent; sev
ntli. Medu-n, Onicb. Onllot.
'- If. Bradley, ith Busy Pal and
j.iim Signal, has tlio cnll on the $o000
nimlen Handicap nt Lexington todH.v.
"oodrap nnd Hthel firay nppcar to be
t'i enntenders. Horses well placed In
' her races arc: First, Betslndn, Sum
l, U'' ,'V' Wihl Slower; second, Wll
iain Oldt, I.ndy Bochcstcr. Stamp;
third, .Tnhn Arbor, Miss Prosperity
",'"' V .vatt . fourth. Darjeellng, Her-i'-
Iiilsa; sixth. Baker ond Moore
ntrv u,,a ciark, Southern Avenue;
wven h. Captain Bees, Newell W
taniileer.
r-
Binglcs and Bungles '
l 4 hint alf ,li,l".'.,, ,un' ""una Jej
"iiimed o iJ,U.llniViiIl0,",n- "0,,on w"
n .!i.n i li ',he aiani- o that ono.
" wi." !"h'ilf.n,,,.now ln a "9 for ",th
"' ot o,l,,;kjr,m, "'''"'"ea a fair atari
'i i"ij i, I2'at of ,'"!," 'Lmf? ' '
"'P' i ti ie i ," "y had foul
Vnothe
iw, ,,"KV,w'l" ".all! Wchank- Waller got
"f NiiM ..?n2i.i"'? double. In four times
, -i'ht au echlecht, as l)oc Slrrruna might
"U I t'neil n..l.r.U."i?"l,.,".,,,"' ""'"day
" hud. ' alr of "okI""'. near-rallies In
X,,M,7n;rn,i,.',,h'''f ' ". file.
ot ,) .',"" """, " Off home tti. frtih
ll,dwTP)nUh "'1 VaU'1 "Cu"-
!!!'wi5TSme!!K:rl.r.,r,n!,,' 8S-Bt
AT LAKEWOOD C
Hi ,.J"ln" ""i"''rd th lrhlle Bar,
c.llnrT; 'riav. Wtaaan't oik tank to In.
ii.ti lh. h ,'hS," ."" oceupuinu Ihti mom
"v nrin-nd ii-irh n litrxy rmh
t-"'.a7VJX?'I R" "'
CUTTING LOSES IN ENGLAND
American Court Tennis Star Is
Beaten by Champion
London, May 4. K. M. llnerleln, Hit
Hrltlsh court tcnnl champion, mic
eesifully defended hi. title ngaintt C.
Suydam Cutting, the American rhnl
longer, at the Qucen'H Club here to
dny, defeating Cutting In three straight
net. The mwps were G-3,0-4,0-4.
Cutting had Rcnxntlotially vnnqulKhcd
nil his opponentB In the mutches to de
cide who should meet the champion in
the final contest for the title, but
llaerlelii'8 steadiness and brilliant plnj
ucrc too much for him.
iSSWALSH BEATS
.Ti
Only Upset on Opening Day of
Mon's and Women's Interclub
Lawn Tennis League
ALL TEAMS COMPETE
ISA
OWNSEND
MKVS T,KAOUK STANDINO
,, fnl Won !.oM
JJerlon n n
rrnws-d ft i
'hllerielnhln f'rleket PI 1
'"ntlf.sdon Valley t fi
Ilflfleld .-. t K
Oterlirook ., , 0 n
WOMHN'S I,K,OUi: STANDINO
Cliilie Won Iit
I'hllnilelnliln Cricket ,1 n
Huntingdon Valley I 1
Merlon I I
f'hlla. Country Club 1 4
tleineld 1 4
(lernnnlown o .1
By SPICK HAUi
There wns but one big upset In nil
the matches played jesterday on the
opening afternoon of the women's and
men's interclub lawn tennis leagues.
This was Hip defeat of Miss Anne II.
Tcwnpnd, enptain of the Mcrion Cricket
Club team, by Miss Phyllis II. WnMi.
nf the Pliilndelpliin Country Club. Thnt
wn the only victory won by the Coun
try Club from the Main Iine girls, and
it was rather remnrknble in view of the
fact thnt Mls Walsh is not the tegu
lar first singles player of the Country
Club team. Recently tlio Florida cham
pion wns hcaten by Mr.. Gilbert A.
llarvcy. but yesterday Mrs. Harvey wn
111. so Miss Wnlsli took her place-ns the
ranking plajer of the Bala team.
Miss Walsh has been placing con
sldernbly more than Mis Tounscnd.
who has not yet reached her real form.
Miss Townsend look t lie (if-t set nt
0-4, then, when on the verge of vic
tory in the seeord set. the Mcrion girl
faltered and Miss Walsh came through,
8-0. In the third set MIsn Townsend
wn completely off her game and Mis-s
Wnlsli won as she p'eased. (i-t.
The Mcrion team was well balanced
and most of the players showed much
bitter form tlmn they did at this time
last season. MK Uebornlt Senl was
bnck in tennis uniform. She trimmed
Miis Warriner with the loss of only one
game, so that in n manner of spenking
one might sny that Mls Warriner wns
a "subdeb."
Mlhs Thaer Absent
Miss Molly Thajer. one of the best
players in the Philadelphia district, was
not In tlio line-up of tlio Philadelphia
Cricket Club team. However, the cap
taincy and first singles portion is well
taken care of by Mrs. M. B. IltifT, who
yesterday won her match from Mrs.
W. P. Newhnll, of Oonnantown, in
straight sets. 0-4, 0-H. The Cricket
Club made n clean sweep of their
matches nnd not one of them went the
limit of three set and only one set went
to deuce thnt was the first in the match
between Miss Be3-y Ferguson and Mrs.
D. B. Craee.
Huntingdon Valley hod a good day,
losing only one match to Belfieid. The
best match was the first singles event,
in which .Miss Helen Sewell defeated
Mr. Robert Hrrold. captain of the
Belfieid team. 0-.'. 7-fi. Miss Uiegel
won Belfield's only match from Miss
Downing, tl-4. U-tl. ft -2.
Merlon Shows Strength )
Merlon's men's team showed ai much
strength n the women. They made a
grand slam, winning nil six matches
from Overbrook. The Merlon team
consisted of Ted Edwards. Rowland1
Evans, Stanley Rogers, Henry Endicott
Wister and Bell nnd T. and E. Thnjer
As expected. Cynwyd had no trouble
in beating Belfieid, although the hitter
won u match in doubles when I. S,
Crnvis nnd (Jeoige Powell fell before
Smith nnd Wllletts. Thnt mntcli went
three sets and the scores were 0-3,
4-0. 0-3.
Carl Fischer had some difficulty In
his singles match with Marshall, hut
Wnllnoo P
,Tnhni.nn. Tr. P. H. Ilnwk i
nnd O. C. Shnfp' l.ntl no trouble lntT"
winning from tlipi'- ni'poiients
What is a
Stylavk?
You can tell
the world it's
a "bird"' of a
New Straw.
See Friday's
Evening
Ledger or
look in my
windows to
day. "fS5
xWmm
1307 Market Street
(Opposite) Wanamakar't)
CRICKET CLUB AND
MERION UNBEATEN
Former Defeats Huntingdon Val
ley Women in Philadelphia
Golf Cup Series
Matches thnt mny have nn important
bearing on the outcome of the series for
the Plillndelphin Cup were played by the
women's golf team jesterday. Hunt
ingdon Valley received its finnl defeat of
the senson. while Mcrion nnd the Phil
adelphia Cricket Club nrc now tied for
nrst place, each team mnintnining its
unbroken string of victories.
The Cricket Club combination de
feated lliintlusdon Valley on the
Cricket Club course, the St. Slnrtln
reprcsptitntivps winning four of the
'even contests. Merlon met the In
vasion of the Country Club plnyers nnd
triumphed in five of the spypti individual
tilt. Rivertnn traveled to Plillmont
nnd there won from the home team by
.." to 2.
The Cricket Club second tenm. lender
In the suburban competition, nnncced
Its sixth strnlght victory, winning from
St. D.ivlds. while (Vderbrook liends Its
rivnls in tlio Wnllingford race, having
vanquished the Old York Road second
team yesterday.
The resuts follow!
rmT,Ar)nt,riuA nip
I'hlla. frleket .... 4 Jluntlnstiton Valley, a
Merlon Cricket ... r. I'hlla. Country ... 2
nivs-mon r. Phllmont 1!
furiiimiiAN err
frleket Club 2d., fl Ht tl,ilds 0
Old Vork Ho.-ul... .1 Merlon 'Jd ".'
Whltemarsh I Woodburv 1
Hala 4 Wfii Chester .... 1
Overbrook I North Hills 1
WAM.ixar-'onn ccp
I.lanercli a Huntingdon Valley. 1
l.ansdown .1 Torrosdale 1!
Country Club 2d . .'. Srrlnc1men 0
Lcdnrbrook .. ..4 Old York Iload 2d. 1
PHILA. SEEKS REGATTA
In Spirited Competition With New
York for Labor Day Event
The plncc nf the nntninl Middle Sintos
rowing rpgnttn on I.nbnr Dav will be
decided upon nt n meeting of tlio Mid
dle Stntes Regatta A--oointion to be
held In New York on Saturday evening,
May 14.
Spirited competition betwepn tlio New
York Rowing Association nnd boot ciiiDs
of this city is expected when It come
time to decide upon tin- place for the
Labor Day regatta. The New York
rowing authorities Imve announced thnt
they will make n hid for the event, nnd
the Plillndelphin dub are understood
to have formed an alliance ngiilnst tlio
New Yorkers.
DANCING m
INI,
After this wel; eer Thursday and i
Saturday NIkHih
rlaturday Inst m.tttnon until PVpinmher
l,AI)Ii:s INVITKI) AMI AI).IlTTi:i I'ltKi:
Varniloii rontpst druwlnu thin 'lhureda
and .Saturday Nlclita Win n week's nc-a
Hon In Atlantic City or Mountains
Draw Intr "-very Thursday & Saturday nights,
fiO Ulcn Away lloforo .lu'y 4th
Palm flnrvlpn 39,h Market Sis.
raim Vaaraen I).mrc there lonlsht.
Diir.iT?Tn i
nAf'K- MAT. I1AII.V
uwvv; in
C'unJllni tlnn Willi lfpntnr
ltlirlritir Show II ip
TONITE 3--STAR BOUTS-3
Billy Gannon vs. Lou Barale
ai. (ioitiio.v s. i:ni)ii: smith
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AMIIHIt'AV HIIII'S AUK AV MI.AIILK
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I'ASSENGKU SKRVICES
Key number In pan-titlieaes follcw
Inu ship's name lndlc.ite tmmo, ml-tln-ss
nnd tclephonn of HtenmBtilp com
pany In list at hottom o( this column.
Kl'ItOI'i:
(lurenslown. llonloKne, l.tinilnii
Front Sew Yorlt
Mav 3 Old North Stuto (ISO)
May 24 I'anhnndlo Stato (1B9)
llremen and DiuiiIk
From New Y'ork
May 21 Suanuehannn (16D)
Mny 3 AntlKono (lfifl)
Mav 28 IIudHon (159)
Naples nnd Oennn
I'rmn New Ynrli
May 21 Pocahontas (159)
SOl'TIl AMKItlCA
lllo ile Janeiro, Montetlden nnd Iluenos
Aires
From New York
May 25 Huron (91)
May 4 Cull jo (91)
ISLANDS OI' ATLANTIC, WP.ST IN'.
DIKS'AN'n CAIIIHHKAN SKA
Sim -I uuil. Areellio, Vciiiidlllii, Maya,
pner. tluiinU'U, Poller, Jolios iiud
Arroyo
From New York
May 11 I'orto IJIco (99)
FA It I AST
II otinlll til. Y'oknliuimi, Uolie, SliuiiKhnl,
Mnniln, lloiiRkuiiK
From Snn Frnnrlsrn
May 28 OultU'ii Slato (105)
HAWAII. I'lIlLll'I'INLS. HAST
INDIUS
Honolulu, Mnniln, Silicon, Kliignpore,
Colomlio. I'nlriitlu ,
Front Snn Frnni-Urn
Mav 12 Crcolo Stato (105)
COASTWISE AND HAWAII
mrt I.os Amreles, hail 1 riinclHcii
Hawaiian Islnnds
From lliilllmnre
May 7 Huchi'jo Stato (80)
u nd
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120 Mmkut St., S.in FVanclBco, Cnl.
01 Munson Slrnnihlilp Line,
82 Ileaxer St, N V, Tel linn. 5120.
08 N. Y. & Culm M. S. N. Co.,
Koot Wall St . N V . T.-l. John 4600.
00 N. Y. A; I'orln Hlro S. S. Co.,
11 H'dvvay. N Y. To I Howl. (Jr. 8500.
10.1 I'arllli- Mull S. h, ('.,
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U.& SHIPPING HOARD
UVttllHJtOHUl
Scholastic Baseball Statistics
INTTCnSCIWl.ANTtC I.KAOUH
w. i imj. w. i r.r.
ricrmnn'n. 7 o 1.000 Central . . 3 4 ,420
Southern.. 4 3 ,R7l W. I'lilln., 3 4 .!
l'rnnkford 3 3 .Roo Northeast. 1 0 .113
L'nlhollc, 3 4 .421)
YKSTKniiAV's mvujrvrfl
Rermanloun lllnh, 7 West Phlll Hlcti, n.
Catholic Utah. 7i Ontrnl High, Z.
Noithern Illih, 3 Northeast Illuli, 2.
catholic i.i:a(iui:
w. i,. v.v.. w. r,. r.r.
Cnlh'e II.. 3 1 .7.10 Vltln'a I I 3 .MO
I.a Hnlle.. 2 l .007-11. Joe 1'.. O 2 ,000
W. On. II. 2 I .0(17
VIWTKnilAY'H nrauirs
Vlllnnovn I'ren, Oi Ht, Joe's 1'rep, 0.
OTHKH RESULTS
(lermnntonn Friends, Bt Krlends Pent., 2,
Upper Ilerby lllnh, 2 Darlir lllh, 0.
rtwiirtlimore ITep. Hi West Chester
Norinnt, 4.
l'rnnkford lllili, 81 West Cntholle. 3.
liiinsdonne High, Hi .Media lllcli, 0.
rnlnurru lllsli, 7i Mount Holly Hlcli. 3.
t. Luke's rltliool. 111 (lernutntiinti Ariid
rmy, 3, (twele Innlncs).
I'rnn dinner, 7i Cheelnnt Hill Arnd-
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July 16 or 23 Acceptable .to Oxford
Cambridge Athletes
lyondou, Moy 4. According to Cap
tain Rudd, of tiio Oxford. I'nivcrsity
track team, either July 1(1 or U.'I is
ncccntoble as a (late for the Oxford
C'nmbrldge vs. Yntc-llnrvnrd track
meet nt Boston. Both these dates were
submitted In a recent invitation pent
by the American universities when it
un lenrncd thnt the .lure date first
suggested wns not suitable from nn
English standpoint.
It will be necessary to confer with
the Cambridge athletic authorities, ac
cording to Cnptnin Rudd, ho'orc n
selection between July 1(1 nnd 2.1 enn
bo made, but it is believed that the com
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lo compete during the month of July,
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nally at 6 V, M S o'clock Salurdar.
from fler 3, 8. Ilelanrara Aft, "
Utad for rauphltt.
SEVEN IN A ROW
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Clivedons Continue Winning in
Interscholastic Leaguo, Boat
ing West Philadelphia
CATHOLIC TRIMS CENTRAL
Gcrmnntown High School continued
Its winning streak ln the Interscholastic
League, registering the seventh straight
victory by defeating West Philly High
7 to o. Tho game was played nt King
spssing Rperpntion grounds nnd might
well be termed n "comedy of errors,"
It wn n close nlfnir for six innings,
when (iPrmnntown wn leading the
Westerners 5 to 4. At this point tlie
spcedboys began to lienve the bnll
everywhere and In the next three frames
four errors were charged against them,
fiormantown also hod four mishaps, but
they were scattered.
Catholic Wins
Catholic High entertained the Central
High tossers. but did not treat the r vis
itors ns they would have liked to. All
that the Purple and (iold did to the
visitors was to make them bite the dust
to the tunc of 7 to 2.
This wns not expected, as Central
has always porformed nt their best
ngninst the Cnlilllcr. Ncverthcles,
Central was Outclassed and never had a
chance.
In the other game in the Interscho
lastic League Southern High staged n
ninth-inning rally nnd sent Northeast
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PHILADELPHIA
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A Steamer about May 25
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High down to defeat, .1 to 2, It wns thei
fastest came of the dav nnd Interesting
throughout. '
Several Oilier Games
inviu were n-v'--mi uni uniiivi
ttnatn.l ..nl. H.nUl.llin 1'nnA. Tla.llt
ft'l .1 ll.. Mnn.Al
IMUJI'JU VMIILII WUlUllllllt l'i'- "' 'J
High sent Darby High down 2 to 1,
nnd Lansdowno High did the same
thing to the Medio High nggregntlon,
o lo i. i enn nnriT wmmiiuu iicaw-
nut 1 1 il I Academy nlno 7 to 4 ; Ocr
uiiiiiiuii r rii-nu- 'in 1 1 win ,.,,.
Central, 8 to 2; Frankford High socked
West Catholic, 8 to .'I; St. Luke's
Nonooi went uirougn ti iwcive-inniuu
tie, 3 to 3, with the Ormantown Acnd
piny combination, nnd West Chester
Normal was dropped by Swnrthinore
Prep, il to 4.
Many of the games were full of ex
citement, nnd on more than one occa
sion enthusiastic students crowded the
pinylng field. Vlllnnovn Prep pulled n
surprise in the Catholic League by
taking n fall out of St. Joseph Prep,
on the hitter's field. !) to 0.. It was n
game to decide tho leadership of the
cellar In the league, and wn easily
won by tho Crimson and Cray. The
Main Liners mnde fourteen hits nnd
could have scored mnny more run.
To Banquet Cage Stars
The, Kaxiula Catholic Club will tender a
bnnMuet to the metnb-re of Its championship
basketball team. Hhleh won the Independent
iauo honors of the .t- during tho 1020-11)21
seaeon. thla eonlnir nt St Anlhony'a Hall,
Twenty-fourth and Carpenter streets.
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Great "North Cape Cruise"
The Travel Feature of 1921
Sailing
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The Ideal European Tour First and Finest of its Kind
Loner Summer dava nt nea
varied by frequent calls at
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Viking ports.
A few rooms are still available.
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1338 Walnut Street
YALE TEAM FOR HONOLULU
Trip for Swimmers Approved by
Board of Control
New Haven, Conn., May 4. Ap
proval of the proposed trip of tho Ynlo
swimming team to Honolulu this sum
mer wns announced today by the board
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of control of the I niversity Athletic
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