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mSWAlC H.S. ENTERS
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PASSAIO ..HIGH SCHOOL,' of
'refcsnlc. N..fM has "entered the
UnlVcHfjT of IWirfvaitlit Ihtcrsche.
Irtlttf bHAMbnir-'clmmtileiiHlilfm which
itttrtiriflt, WelghtmninHnll en February
18i oThe Terscy tenW scflt"ln Its entry
jlitAjPKterdfcyinftcrtioen te Mnnagct
ijtlmmetman, oftheItcd and Blue rpiln
'tet. " ' '
"' 'Thc'additlen of Pasfnlc menus Hint
itlenst fiHy&'x'ten'ms will stnrt In ihn
trtrfmamnt thnt premises te be one of
the 6H ever "held in this (.ectleii of the
country. As fnr ns numbers arc con
cerned, it in stated thnt this year's list
lurpnuscs nny thnt has cycrjieqn held.
'' Schbels from nlf over'thja Btntc, New'
"..? i New Yerk nnd several , from
jW'Kllglnpd hlkVe litre.ldy sent, in their
ntfyIIf. Tinji uyin way may bring
tho,ltetnl number1 of school up te the.
klity mark. Originally Tnnnnry lfi wns,
the final tiny, but the management ex
trmlccliUiittil (io'cleolc tenlgbti
." It irflier theutthti likely -thnt Huval
WxhXM W. -Will enter life
toiO-p-eyMNiTue great dlstunce nml the
fjet1 Hint the twhoelboys would lie nb-,iit.frem-tl)iIr
studies for nt least three
weeks lme forced tlin Southern author
ities te put their Imn en the proposal.
Anether actor thnt entered Inte the
dropping of negotiations ntid pet Imps
sadfiM ttdllngveffcct wns the expense,
attached' ijijwndliig'.K leanule this cltyi
1 n ' ' J ' ' " '
l 'PiuitX6 Jlleh is said id Adtfc'oie'
'te the greatest records of any high
'A school jn lhc$astx."Net''l)ntthe
"start1 of the UD19 ca57" Aai ihn
, Ve'rth Jersey school, tasted the
j Utter iregs vf defeat. Manu of
i their itctgrics' have htinn st-arcd ',
eicf teams luxvinp reputations mv
Urerid'iraters'. Xe leu thtin m
'dezeii of the l'assaw vtoiencs Urra
scored "with a lead at the cud of the
Xgamc.ej a hundred points or mere.
liiiV $--
Penn May Get 11,000
Scats for Army-Navy
It Is cfitlmnled thnt the seating
inpncity of Frnnklln Field nftcr it
la renovated will be from 7000' te
31,000 mere thnn the Pole Grounds,
where the Army-Navy clnjhea hnve
been ntnged in recent yenrs. It is
fe.nld that these extra scats'-will go
te the University of Pennsylvania
for distribution nmehg the students
nnd nlunini.
The entire Ited nnd lllue football
pquiid will be nnieng these present
when the Middles nnd Cadets clash
en November 25.
RAFT SPIKED BY
El
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Proposal for Restoration of
Agreement With Majers Voted
Down Unanimously
Cmjch BlekV the ramie team, HnK 'tiTim 1 '? V-Sui57r
Ujfcen'ttunjde te -.ecure compiMtets I ."V.m .!,.; n r0 'H. S230 ,n(
rnls milntet. the MioeIn In his vlcln- J?"1. ? I,r,ce ';n,d 'Ul" tlic nK(:c,n,
bs
ffirhls aiilntet. the MioeIm In his 1
ify being, nnwillinir te meet n team that
reercs iiemries wiiiifiiicu appareiu rip.
for tlfrtC.thc jutlieiitie,s txl the fcdioel
hua forced te offe? iirlrs te nuintets
Jip mcot-the-PAssulc beja, whose wreck-
jD uccuh inn'1- tiiiuiitii ninny n:noeiuoy
quinlrlS with fear.
;,' Thff,.TerscyitCff will net be without
tojuwtitieu in the tourney atrA'cnp;-
Oemmfr?iaA lliu cUel, t)t .New.
Havcn,tCorfii?encvbt'vtlie sti)rl clittolbey
iicrenntrens of New Encland wired'
i i y 'V i t i ill
im us nrcepinnce jeuicrmiy, nnu is win
jingtp Matt the teuiiie by meeting the
Tassjile (vain.
JCew Kiifilnnd I'cud ,
; Crlsby High Scheel, of WWr'lewn,
Conn., runucr-ui last jenr in the na
tional intcrsciielastiu tournament, beat
thrirventry lltt in several weeks nj;e,
nd slinuld be able te give Passaic the
me et its me
Jth the eiitrnnee of Commeicial
fale niut Cresby may be settled. Grnd
aies et tnc :scw liaven Sclioel ob eb
XttA te renerts thnt Crnshv wni thi
jbcit hfgli srhoel team In New Knglnnd
jllraply beeaiise thej said Commercial
aeieaieu lliem last jenr.
i Vhc" he draxVs come ft' would prove
Jt the prentpst interest up in New ling
land te liflVe two tennis innel in. mm nt
'(he earlier or later games. Thev are
,pamral rlvnlin the same Stute in nil
breeches of )rt, and a defeat for one
or thh pthcr.Mpuld just about maLu the
waserf dlsn&treus if the defcut enme
Mreta tlieothjrnlf.ethcfouch .
.6i.,fiii;Pai)(a high schools
ihenhl 'ahr the oitt-efsihvSlnte
' Jcbwm (i In it battler for titulnr
, honeis. 11 illtnmsiwrt llujh, run-ver-up
In the tournament held by
Penn SOtte last year, is ene of the
i n(ren'8 tetJA m cclcian.nam that
I might surprise thUfaVdritcs'. (Thm
I thcre ttt Slirltm llmh. ul,M, tit.
centlii deftated HaadUiOUtampwns
0 the high sihnels, til,1at year's
tournament. '
i Geerge Scheel, with n ctciun five,
would "f.a no end of trouble among
Me prep ocheol teams, while nuv of the
1 llleh henU tmlir lincul- f'lm .lniin
(1 send the rieitlni; b'clioeN home with
Stilic nf ilefent. Pntitrnl lVniilr.
Otd. r,ir!nntihti n Mii.l A"nt ni.iln.l..).
rhla line nil entered their quintets in
ina temmiuicnt nnd all hope thai they
Mil show better form Hum thev did
lait jeni
Southern Net Kntered
The one regret from the lecnl nngle
i the fnct that Southern High, first nnd
Mrend half ihnmpiem. of the public lilgh
Khoelt, is net entered in Hie tourney.
te champions of the city schools Seuth -TO
would pioe one of the best
MUmbllnC I)1eiIh ill flw. nrl.l In the
eut-of-tewn tenmi.
Cathelle High, however, which seeicd
one-point Wcterj ecr Southern in
je heat of the campaign. Is (ntereil In
teurne, m,d may upheld local
KtiE" without the nli of Southern.
West Cnthellc, which recently lest n
JM-point veidict te the Ilread and Vine
wcets quintet, is also nmd mid may
vpn some of the highly touted live.
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"nema cut a lug ilgiuc among the prep
lachoelR. .. r.... ,i.i ,.,..? l i... I...
I'fOin the bdllkt. of the ITiulsmi Inn., lmen
iwtorleus throughout the stlieilule and
NOW UP TO INTERNATIONAL
Chicago, Jan. 'St. The American. As
sociatien today voted down the proposal
of the baseball advisory council for res
toration of the draft. 'Xhe vote was
.unanimous.
The fact thai the vote was unanimous
wns somewhat of a surprise because
prier te the session of the lcagtie club
owners, It was leperted that President
Hlckev was In favor of (he agreement.
'President Hlckey had FcvcTnl confer
ences with thu Advisory Council, of
which Judge hnndls is the head, during
the December meetings In New Yerk.
ic wus snm that President Hlckey
0O
mere
niireemeiit
wjh in torce a few years nge
It Is snid that the action of the
Pacific Cent League in refusing te
mihmit te the drnft had considerable
weight in swinging the decision of the
club ewneis in the meeting here.
The International, the third AA
class league in organized baseball has
net voted en the subject. It is felt that
tlie,lratt ale will lie turned down by
the. International.
Won't Leave Phils
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CAMDEN TO CONTINUE
ITS REGULAR LINE-UP
ixm MKAuewa
W. F. BaJtea', president of the
riills. Is nnid te have refused $30.
000 from President Grant, of the
Brave, for his star liurler
L
OUGHRAN
SHADES
DARCYAT PALACE
Lecal Lad Overcomes Third
Round Knockdown and Wins
Frem Rugged Fee
IS A PROMISING PRODUCT
FAVORS SUNDAY BALL
Maryland Judge Sustains Decision
of Lewer Court
Annapolis, Mil., Jan. 25. The State
Court of Appeals tedny handed down n
decision fuverlug the proponents of
Sunday baseball. It sustained the lower
court, which hnd refused te issue a
mandamua compelling Pollce Commis
sioner Galther, of JJnltlmerc, te en
force the Sunday observance lnws,
which prohibit professional baseball ou
that day.
While Sundnv baseball is net lecnl-
1 ized, Manager Jack Dunn, of the Unl Unl
tlmere Internationals, regards the de
cision ns settling the question In favor
of Sunday ball playing.
Dy LOUIS II. .IAFFE
PHILADELPHIA has one of the most
premising middleweight products in
the country in its midst. He Is n nino-tecn-ycnr-eld
lnd, with plenty of height
nnd reach for his weight, nnd one who
gives evidence of developing n punch
I hat will have sufficient powers te cope
with leadlne lOC-noiind-nt-2-e'clock
mlttmen before the pugilistic public.
Temmy Jjeughran, wne sports tne
colors of the St. Menica's Club, of
Seuth Philadelphia, is the youth. Sir
Themas has a let te Icnrn In the nrt of
fisticuffs he showed that last night in
the star bout nt the Ice Pnlnce ngalnst
a rugged opponent, Jimmy Darcy, of
California, by name. Still Leugbrnn
displayed enough form ngninst the
Westerner te finish a scnsntiennl eight-
round set-te te advantngc.
After Leugbrnn had been dropped by
a right-hander plumb en the chin In the
third round, It appeared as if the down dewn down
eowner's boxing bubble wns about te
burst. Temmy took the count of eight
nnd then scrambled te his feet. It was
virtually a certainty thnt the gentleman
at the rlrfRside who hed an 11:30 en
gagement would be en time, but Leugh
But Skeeters Have Star
Utility Man in Grinistead.
Can Play Any Position
TO OPPOSE BARONS
THH regular Camden llne-up will
start tonight's Enstcrn LcnRiie bns
kctlmll contest in the Camden Armery,
nt Hadden nvenue and Mlckle streets,
when the Skcctcra take en the Wllkes Wllkes
Barre Club.
The Barens have dropped several
games lately due te the nbsence of
"Dec'' Newmnn from the line-up, but
the latter is rounding Inte shape, nnd
if nt nil possible will start in his usual
position nt guard.
In thnt event the visitors will line
up with Eddie White and Jee Bergcr
at forward, Jocke Lawrence nt center
nnd "Chief" Muller and Newman nt
gunrd. If Newmnn Is unnble te stnrt,
Geerge Nerman will partner with Mul
ler, while Brcnnan will be en the bench
In oase of emergency.
The Skeeters hnve every confidence In
their ability te take the mensure of the
visitors, nnd with "Swede" Grlmstcad
en hand ready te jump into the gnme,
lf,nccessnry. the outlook for Cnmdcn
Is exceedingly bright.
Dolln at Center
rri.nrn la ..nrfifntr tlin mutter with tilt
Cnmdcn team. Of course, the club has
lacked the services of a first-clnss mnn
in nn emergency, but thcre is net n
legulnr who will be displaced.
Grimstend is one of the most versntile
men in the basketball game, nnd while
his regular position is nt center he
works equally well nt forward or guard,
and in looking around for a new man
the Camden management took all these
relnts of (he new placr into consider
ation. It will be recalled that the last time
"Wilkes-Uarre appeared in Cnmdcn was
en Wednesday, January 4, when they
furnished the bnskctbull surprise of the
season by defeating the Skeeters, 510 te
30. The Barens secured a lead of 0 te
0 before the home players knew what
it was all about, and the reverse was
the first of the year en the home court.
"Chief" Muller made seven baskets
in that game and Jack Lawrence four,
and these p!ncis will be closely
watched tonight. Ne club has ever been
known te defent Cnmdcn in successive
games en the Armery court, nnd a win
for the visitors would smash te smith
ereens the records of the Camden team.
Bace Grews Tighter
All that Is necessary te mnke the second-half
rnce of the Eastern League
resume the enrmarks of something worth
whlle Is a couple of upsets during the
week. Camden is booked te play at
Trenten en Friday, nnd If the Skeeters
turn the tables en the Petters every
thing will be lovely, and mere se If the
Americans Decide First
Half Title en Monday
The Amcricnn Basketball League
will decide the first-half champion
ship en Monday evening at Mur
phy's Hall, Third and Brown streets.
The contesting teams will be Twen
tieth Century and Passen, Gottlieb
& Black.
These clubs battled through the
first half with only ene reverse each
and It was decided te stage the play
off later in the season. Monday has
been selected as the occasion and
the regular games for that evening
have been set back te n date in February.
TITLE RACQUETS
PLAY POSTPONED
Start of Teurney for National
Deubles Crown te Be Made
Tomorrow
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FIVE FAVORED
TO BEATDELAWARE
Victory Tonight Will Give Red
and Blue Twelfth Straight
of Season
ran's gnmeness had net been reckoned Petters lower the colors of the Celts in
the Garden en Sunday.
Centcsvllle leeks te be In the running
with.
Loughran Flares
Before the round was ever Temmy
put en a Hash thnt virtually fought
Darcy off bis feet, nnd nt the bell end
ing the stormy session Loughran had
the crowd en its feet in n frenzy.
The Seuth Philadclphian continued his
geed work in tne feurtn, ana, by rcn
since the acquisition of Cress, Dun
leavy and Itipley, and the team new
appears capable of giving the majority
of the teams n fine tussle nwny from
home nnd coming through with victories
rcgulnrlv at home.
Bending is new the wcnlc sister of the
Lengue. The Infusion of new tnlent
FRESH PLAY CENTRAL H. S.
rennvltuiiln
Kevnt forward.
Hiintilntrr forward
V.'.V crnler
IHlawftr
Keith
. . ItehlnMn
,.,,' 'Tiitr. .. tvillliiiii
vZ. !i " inru "It.
"" nrnrd Wills
Itrfrr.Mi ITii.i 1
20-minute balrc. "
Umpire Grift. Time
TpOIXOWEBS 0f tiic University of
rcnnaylvunln basketball team will
nnd Blue nnlt.fnt in ii'ii..n.. tt.ii
A- -,.......1, ... ,, .-.Kiiiiuuil Jlllll
Week ntrn tnnlirl.f tlm V..nl Ann.1.n
five overwhelmed the Delnwareans. 38 '
te 1J en the Middies' court. Sntur- !
CHAMPIONS' IN OPENER
The national doubles racquets cham
pionship originally scheduled te start
at the Racquet Club tedny, have been
postponed until tomorrow. The open
ing match of the tournament will start
at 10:30.
Seme of the stars entered found It
impossible te reach this city today, se
the start was put back one day.
Beb Gardner, twice amateur golf
champion, nnd former intercollegiate
pole vault champion from Yale, nnd his
partner, Alhin Linn, nre expected te
arrive here today. They nre entered
from Chicago. Jay Gould, the court
tennis king, appeared nt the Kncquet
Club about neon and took a short
work-out.
F. Frcllnghuysen, M. Hcckschcr. C.
C. Pell and Stanley Mortimer, the New
Yerk stars, will net arrlve until to
morrow. Pell nnd Mortimer wen the national
crown Inst season, nnd the former
grabbed the singles title. In the doubles
Jay Gould and Jeseph Wcnr, the Phila
delphlans, were defeated In the final
round.
Gould nnd Wear have been playing
In excellent form this season nnd last
Saturday defeated Pell, who wns paired
with H. Clurkc. It is figured thnt thc
will be nble te give the New Yorkers
a geed run for the laurels in the prcs
cnt tourney.
The first match tomorrow will see
the nntlennl champions opposed te
Heger Cutter nnd Hewett Morgan.
All mntches will be the best in five
i gnmes. The second leunu et tne tour
IllUIU'II
the final en Saturday
Landla Reinstates Detroit Players
Chiracs, Jan. 23 Judm IC. M. Landln,
nMbAll Commlnnlener. announce that II
S. Huthcrland, a eltcher, anil Ed Kelly, who
violated centracta with the Detroit eluh,
have ben reinitiated Ruthnrland will he
sent te Portland, accerdlnK te reports here,
Valger Outclassed Wlllle Short i'
New Yerk, Jan. 2.1. Henny Valireri iUM
"Krenrh flaiili." eiltelaneed Willi Hhera.,
lweivereiimi feature pehi
Bradley, of Jerney City, haft a. shade.
rnunn
the .Trrney City Arena. In the rem! final, J
rtraritrtv. nf .lAmnv City, hafl a ahade
better of Johnny Kelly, of I'hlladelphla.
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note. .,a.;' Ti.i.' :"'.'"'- .,"';; .I1 "" ". t""' " ""j "
" "n-ii avl'iii witri iiieniN rnn kpii
JEWTRAW, McWHIRTER TIE
SOn of a corking Straight left, had the , wn.ilrl hn n rnml mere, nnrl thorn nrp
rugged Callferninn rocking back en his many rumors flying around about the
heels. Loughran displayed home nifty team that Manager and Owner Bert
form with n jab followed by a right Bupp has been kept busy the last week
.niB, I Men vine the wnme. '1 hern is n nnsM
'"r uK1!' '!?? (V,t,,r(' C""'srns will tackle Each Score Forty Points In Senior
tm.n"af VWsSll d" Skat,n Event at Pla6burQ
ngalnst the Peath State five will prove Pl.ittsbtirgh, N. Y.. Jan. 2." Charles
et interest when comparative scores Jew trnw, of Lake Placid, and Hey Mc
wilii the Navy arc taken into consider- Whirter, of Chicnge. divided honors in
a?" i i ii U1" tv0 ('elllr events at the nntlennl
n.,1. V V n e Wfl,Iene'' hy the Navy amateur outdoor sknting championship
?',", l iT "clawnre recovered and de.mcct, which opened ycsterda. Jcw
,rinl ioenri1'. tinware cage teams ,tiaw wen the 220-jnrd diiNh. while the
.,,?? i." i nn1 IJ)21r, mm,e viable I Chicago speedster finished first in the
shin (Am ulTie Penn champion. three-quarter-mile event. At the end of
teams from ntVn,tC!,bhc Jn the day each had forty points te his
teams from the Peach State also ghr-1 credit.
t..i "u,t.1,"u?..,u,n.n,0Pa .tcn.niR. n great .Tee Moere, of New Yerk, nnd Russell
in luuiuitu nun i-enn w
superiority e-er te-1 tui
111 n ri.ntM-r.rrirr e a
m.ui.ui.111 ,,iii iif.ii hi nunu .ir in, .. ... . .... ,.
Penn scheduln nnxf fniT ritnrewn te tnc ice. ine ncrnient ec-
llOll SCIieUllIO nOXt fall. n,,,r..,l In Ihn enml.Hnnl nl !, OOrt I
.Hil"iii?l'''' ". -ere leaiHug'
in n preliminary and semi-tinai of
the 220-yard event Jewtraw made the
ucuEiially fast time of 10 4-r seconds,
and then In the final wen in 20 seconds
flat.
On the ReadThe Stanley
Is the Fastest Car
WIIEN THE experienced motorist dnving a car that
can go icenty miles an hour, is passed by a Stanhiy
going thirty.five, in tpite of his attempt te acceler
ate and prevent it, he is apt te confuse control with speed,
and tell ethers that there is no limit te the speed the Stanley
can attain.
This is injurious misinformation. It is misleading.
In the service for which automobiles arc bought and used
transportation en the highway the stored power in the
Stanley gives it a pickup.nn instantaneous flight, an ability te
take a desirable place in the traffic inoffensively and safely,
and held it, a facility te overcome bad driving situations
and take advantage of geed ones, and a general all-round
nuperierity te cover the distance between points irrespective
of read, lead, or season, which .are unmatchnblc in any
ether car.
Manufacturers of gear-shift cars, unable te supply these
factors, arc still forced te feature a prohibitive sustained
speed, although, as cars increase in number, it is of less and
less benefit in the cery-day use of an automobile.
When the experienced motorist says, "The Stanley is the
fastest car en the read in the service for which automobile
are bought." he is right
S Twenty-Fifth r f
TANLEY Car
ii W i"'U
Stanley Moter Carriage Company
4611 Walnut St.
Phene Prculen If 15
STBAMimr Nnncr.n
HTIUMRHIP NOTICKS
UUIUU. It !! OI1IV 111 trtnflinll thnl Tliinn i .. , '. - . .
Rlmwa tf ir-Vni. ...... i .7 """ I" neeicr. or. .uencieni, lest an-opper-
S I& iLifers buiPCr,0rriVC-r t0;lt'n"y "f WttinB into the finals becmise
h5rti?lnl m" Jutn", 'aB?i?f..ef of a collision, in which both men were
be an excluslrelv hnme rnlm.t nfTnnMA
tlen, nine of the twelve members of
the squad hnvlng graduated from high
schools of Delaware. The first five.
Keith and Robinson, forwards; Wil
liams, center, nnd Cole and Wills,
;.., "" "ciawarn corn and bred.
Robinson and Keith, the visiting
forwards, each weigh 125 pounds, and
are perhaps the lightest pnir of for
wards ever te come te Wcightman
Hall They wll have their hands
fillfdL W vRe'in nnd Miller, who
weigh ISO nnd 15S respectively. Wil-
iiuuie, uiu iinet man, stands enlv fi
TOM THORP CHOSEN COACH
Succeeds Frank Garrjan as Grid
Menter at N. Y. U.
ew eru. Jan. 2.". Tem Thern.
a football coach.
S.
Freight sailings out of PHILA
DELPHIA the 6th and 20th of
each month DIRECT, via
Panama Canal te '
Can Dlese, Lea Anselea. San Pranclaca.
Oakland. Seattle. Portland, Aateria.
Tacoma, Vancouver, 13. C.
S. Artigas Februarj 6th S. S. Brush February 20th
Team frelifat recelred datlr at Tier 10 North (I oet of Vine at.)
Passenger Cruise de Luxe S. S. Ruth Alexander
Sailing from New Yerk February 16th te California, via l'anarna Canal.
with atoueveri et llnvnnn, Crlatehnl, Ualbnu, l,e Augelra,
San Vrnnclace, beettle, Tncema
Fer Rate and Information
NORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S. CO.
Owners and Agents V. B. Bhtpplng Beard Steamer
136 S. Fourth St., Phila. Phenes Lembard 5791-2-3; Main 7781-2
swhjte Star
Farren Back In Game
The I'arren A. A , after a lay-off of three
nk uue te injuries 10 tour or ita playere.
in
He still was going fast early in the
sixth, but after a minute of this period
m no raey i i ifjmca rer the Lnughran made a great rally, stagger stagger
rr'erdaiaTn.rerh ii-!in?aJmi 'R Darcy with right cresses, making
Name, Wlndmcre nnd A. O. II. The team hint wince With terrific smashes te the
hu been ntrenuthened nlth the addition of , lierlr nnd hnd the Westerner nemini?
Ulli Halkey. formerly of SleUen'a. Any uen,v: .?" , ,, iresiciuer nemini,
team wlihlna samee eheuld address Jehn en nt t'10 "c11.
Tne seventn wns nnecner nig rnunu
known nntlennllv ns
has signed n contract as football coach hiampie reb.isMnr.it Apr.
it .iew iiirn i niversiLV.
nu -.- .. - . . ,
j k-uiiiruvi. levera n penea et years
I v
DA"yiJ.?W-eJSr--"K?. l,"Wijr '"lty thnt Sheets Wright will be one , ' "c feT 2 ir&J" J" ?!"
"" .'"" ""' -'"" '"" "V"'""' i et several new piayers signed. t,, ,, ,,,,- .,".,. :'"","'-- ""; ., i ;"::", .: -," "': " ''"
Wllkes-Barre Is without n home jrnjne T.,- .T.Jl ",UB " ueu uuvantnge at , ","'.' ".""V,","I"1 "' .u' . " ..tDC "cncst
this week. The Barens were unable te j . ,..i .. f t, ..
nlav en Thursday, the date of the lee- Lilln 50n.,R.h.t for Penn will mean the
ularly scheduled contest, nnd efforts .uV"" f"1 "T0 t0 t,,e var'
j Wlslcr. l'.'l iSatt Courtland atreet.
Havana Entries for Thursday
l'lrat ruee. for maiden three-year-olds,
cinlmtiie, inirit $"nn i, furlensa.
Phnndnlllu. . 100 "Murgaret Naah..lOO
rhnrlettn Smith ine 'Keltel . , .100
Mlsi Hepe .. .10 Naemi K. . tin
Tattlnc 105 -Kinic 1J 107
Old Telka .. .110 -Acesta ltd
Second race,
wnrd, clalinlnK1
I'recinua Jewel
JnD Mummi .
rnli II . .
Guanlniunn ..
Cel l.lllurd ..
llnrnn . . ..
Third Hire for four-ear-elda nnd up
ward, clalmlnr. vwrnt 1700, B4 furlenea:
N.nnia J . ...100 Sun Rese 103
rurntelle 104 'War itaii lru
l.ulmeine .. .. 10S (Selden Kllnt ....toil
i Duni uens r. . iu'i irirai I'nneut ,
CI i r. a . lia rrancuelle . ,
fourth rnce. for three-year-olds.
7oe a'4 furlenire
Quesnda . .. 101 Iady Aater
Hutchisen
urn -King 11
. .110 -Acesta
for feirr ear-olds nnd
imrsK 7(ll), (1 fuilenss:
. 107 Oeerge W. ...
.1011 divlleuhfrrv ...
..112 White Crown ..
112 (-atectle .. ..
...112 Sevllllan
...112 The Belgian II..
un-
.100
ten
.112
.11.'
.112
.112
..1H
..11.1
purse
.ins
were made te secure n game with Cam
den or Trenten. Cnmdcn would net
plav en account of the hard contest en
Friday nt Trenten, and the Petters will
net bchcdulc the game owing te their
centebt with the Celts en Sunday.
Anether for Hallway
American Hallway Impress wen Its
fourth successive game in the second
half race of the Philadelphia Manufac
turers' Basketball Lengue bv defentlng
M. J. Dougherty nt Yonah Hall, 27 te
22. Play was close throughout, only
one point f-epntating the clubs at the
end of the fust half.
When Abie Davidsen sent Hallway
Inte the lendln the second period they
forged nhenil nnd kept the lead, nl-
theuch ueugnercy wns eniy a tow
slty game the Penn freshman quintet,
with a record of ten cnnsecutUe vic-
?' '" PPS0 ur. ) linen's Cen
"'J ver imiu a ioeiDUll COncU in
the metropolitan district.
Thorp succeeds Frank Carsan, the
latter hnving returned te Fordham nfter
two yenrs nt I'nhersity Heights.
iiierp reunquisues me pest et nsslst
10. t'enedln d'Amnnr in-.i Unrcv wcigncd in at 1U1
nu i.uiie uiacic tjneepiie
rirth rncn. for four-ear-etda nnd imiumj
claiming, puran JfclH) 1 mile.
I.eMllne8 . H7 -Haywood ... 1.103
-ppreHl . 101 -D.irnley .... -104
Mnnilie Jutnlm .10ft fYntep fcmbry .107
llnnkln . 10S 'UarlecX ... .leu
H'xlli rnci. for fnur-vpar-eld nnrt nnmnr.i
clnlmlns. purse S700. 1 mile, and BO yauls
T . sciilha
'IJwt
Hii itren ,
Alif Vi-lnn.
Leik
Tenh tfp
P.oikpert
Hacchannllan
Appigntlce
clnltned
Weuther. clear, track, fast.
H3 -Wnr Tax
.. n Audrey A.
. us 'Timethy J.
.ion lleran . .
.10,1 -KelljcM. ..
, .inn Hlbbier . ...
,..10 -Harry M.
101 Stevens . .
ulluwance of nve
lis
...let
,...101
....let
. ...lu'i
. ...lO'l
pounds
New Orleans Entries for Thursday
Diet rare purm $1000, maiden two-year-
lll.l lllllfn iiiiiuimq,
for the Philndelphian. Although Tem
mv erred by lending with a right eccn
sienally. he set himself most of the time
and bewildered the swarthy Darcy, who
is a Rumanian, with Incessnnt left
jnbs.
Loughran was somewhat fatigued in
the final frnme because of his fast of
fensive In the sixth nnd seventh, In
which periods he went fnr Inte the lead,
even despite the third-round knock
down. Darcy fought viciously In the
eighth, and. whlle he showed te advan
tngc in this Hesslen, Loughran had
piled up sufficient points te score n
victory bv a slight margin.
Tin. fT,fiiiiMln Aflnniln fVl.
IJUM ..., ...... ...Illllll, U I. .-----., ...- ... .,
. .. . . ! ... ... ..... -.n., h ....... . 1. 1. n .. .... I - ..
sportsman, admitted nfter the bout that peinisni - -i "..i 'i - . covered a wlde range. As well ns belne
x1 i i,., .... in,.. .. i.i.... ' ili. nnvldsen nnd Still were the stnrsmn .ii t .-". .... . . " "l,B
i.uiiKiuiwi DnuiitB uir nu.j7 ii i"''",iiik i ,.. ,.,. . "" " i uuueut ui niuietic siierts,
1 mi- "". .ur. nurzei nas gained a bread educn-
Plttshurgli I'lnte tiiass Hashed n re- uen in the Duehiess world which cs
vised line-up with a pair of newcomers pceinlly fits lilm for the duticH of nrcsi-
in mil niniiiBu "im ''ii ime nun inci """ l " vjreen auey i lub.
IT i ,, ? "clle1 fiv. runners-up in the I "nt cch et Celuinbia I'nlversity,
Public High Scheel Lengue. I where he wns connected with athletics
MAURICE L.WUR2EL CHOSEN
GREEN VALLEY PRESIDENT
Roxborough Gelf Club Namea
Banker as Head of Organization
At nn enthusiastic meeting of the
(rccn Valley Country Club last night
Muurlce L. Wurzel wns elected presi
dent. In Mr. Wurzel the Creen Valley
members have gained nn executive who
Is well qualified for the pest.
uiu experiences ns n ender hnr.
since playing tackle there In 1001.
Walte Heyt Gets Marriage Llcense
Nrnr Yerk, Jan ;.'. Walte Iteyt. who did
se much In earrylnit the New Yerk Yankees
te an American Iagun p-nnant llted the
marriage license bureaj In Borough Hall
rirpekln. eaterday with Miss Porethy H
lle, hl ttarcee but w u'd net divulge the
date et the weddln HI friends y Iip ,x
pecte te he married hffere etartlng Seuth
with Um Yankees en th- training trip.
IKIMPKIC (new) . Mar. 1 Mar. 23
MtJK.sTIO (new) . .May ?0 June 17
N Y. TO UVCRPOOt. Via Ql'EKNSTOWN
VKDIC (3d clans) Teb. I
IIAI.TIC . Keb. IS Mar. 18 Apr. 13
CEDIIIO l'eb. 23 Mar. 25 Apr. 22
Cr.I.TIO . Mar. 4 Apr. I Apr 21)
AimiATIC Apr. 8 Slay 27
MKIHTKUHANKAN VOYAGES
Te Madeira, (llhrallnr. Alzlrr,.. Monare
Genea, Naples, Athens, Alexandria for l.;jpt
ami tne ie.
Iri,ANI (18 503 tens)
ADllMTIC (24.511 tone)
AIlAllir (17. 3.14 ten)
ilADEIUA
. . Feb. 4
Feb. is
Mar. 8 -Apr 23
OIKHAITAR AIXJIbKS.
NArLES AND GENOA ONL.Y
PHILADELPHIA UV RPOOL
Nerlslan ... Jan. 28 NllenUn ...l'eb IS
LEYI.ASD I NK
PmLADKLPJlIA MXNCHESTER
Nevlslan... Jun. 28 Mtenlan Feb. 18
Bed Star &inb
lnlddleweichl. That ought te menu ! for the winners,
something. Temmy scnled JuTi'fc, while
d a -victor. Lddle wns in there j,jh ferwnrds the nihnntage by centlnu- .Pert, believing thnt it is the solution
dlug entirely en one punch n ally getting the tnp. Hchrenck with ,of ,thc recreational problem of the
y right swing but Wngend never fiVe bnhkets and Piatt with four were business man.
France Is Victer
Earl France, 140, end another Call Call
eorninn. punched tee bard and often for
IOdille Wngend. 137, nnd the former re
turned a "Victer
denen
mignty rigni swing out ngend never nn
ret ever 'the slnm. In the meantime, the scoring stnrj for Pittsburgh
! tbiicp succcctieu in peppering tnc rilll
ndelphlan with telling effect In almost
every ene of the eight rounds.
K. O. Phil Kaplan, a Jersey City
nlnctccn-ycar-eld youth under the tu
telage of Wfllle Lewis, one-tlme stni
fistman, scored his ninth knockout out
of a total of eleven bouts when he
I crossed a right en Gcorgle Werner's
chin In the third round. The back of
ilnr T.Vl r-;... ,.."... '""
. .., ..:." ----' - T - ....,- in ni in.
r. .!, r'.l.i.d lunm In innpn n TI.1II l. llnilk find nl(Vin,.,.l, ,) ..... .1 ' . c'nln.inl J.k njl.'1'. . De enCin- te
JUT I"' 1.."-. " r. .-,-.,, ,.- - "h" "II IlllUir IHH'1 HOI VnVl -nir,C- . . . l ""' f CI IT AO
... 1 --- . ....-..,, n... .ar
addition of these oteruns was enough L, He is vies president of lh People's n"'
ier in inii i""'. " r.,,,. u .,-,., in,- ---... ..minion m name nees net
terv ever Monotype. Strange's work nt i adorn a place nmenc the lendim? nif
center featured nnd he Invariably gave Players. h is deeply Interested In the
NEW YOItK. ri.YMemi riinrtnoL'iie.
ANTW'EItP ln IIALII.W
7.RKT.AM .. . Jan. 48 -Mar. 4 -Aur. 20
Feb. It Mar IS Apr. 22
l'eb. IS Mar. '.
AND .. -Feb. 23 Apr. 1
Apr. S -Miij 13
rail at llulir.t
yer. Artd.. ylnT. iSn tn rx,",nee six V Y Ti) HAMHUIIO. I.IBAU AND DAVZIO
llncdy .1?cVt N' C' rBU'en' MOO D SAMLtNI) . . . Mar. 7 Apr 20 June 3
. riIIUDRU'IIIA-ATU Kill
. ' MAKYLAM Jan. 83 MAH()P( Teb. 4
Te End Peughkeepsle for Racing Hl&MSbirri reb. 1 1 JHssei m . Feb. is
unciinrepeie. .-s. v.. Jan -Th. Tr.i
Tir 1 tire T -1. mi
A Basketball Manager Wanted
A West Philadelphia Church team has ln l'IMAM) . .
ta manager unexpectedly and ai.kth? a,rJ! ; T 1 1 . A. I
i.e v. uuiiin one wne nas a i.neuledffn nf l'"'',l"i''i
th Rime nnd would b wi Up? te , arcept l'I,M
ihe position for the epert The team Is , 'Wllf net
W
NEW. YORK
te EUROPE
oniLS.QevtrnmentSlups
bailings from Piers 1 and I, Hobekcn
Te Plymouth Lhrrhmir, n,r- .
'mlea, Feb. 4 Mar. 11
Peninsula btate .. Feb. 18
l.ene Star State . Mar. 25
e Cobh Oueemeun- Plymouth Un
Panhandle State ...Jan. 31 Feb. 28
Centennial Stata . . .Feb. 14 Mar. 14
Te Cobh tQutrt$trirn) llrrmrn
Princess Matolka . Jan. 28 Mar. 4
Hudsen Feb. 23 Apr. 1
te Brmmtn Dnntif
"otemac . Feb. 11 Mar. 18
United States iinesi
Moere At MrCnrmack Ce.. Inc.
RoencvclthtennnhlpCo., Inc.
United American Lines. Inc.
JVinngi no-Opera ters for
U. S. SHIPPING BQARn"
Fer JJenKUt Address C N Lines
45 Ure.dway. New Yerk
.en ulii"
rwnir of
!A when th. n.-H ..,'. Z.y.'l "'".""
for thla. tear rnm.. t.T ," ' """t' .':,"'ln
made Inte a residential seitlen
Vugut
PRINCETON TO PLAY GIANTS
Baseball Team Meets World's Cham
pions at Pole Grounds April 11
Princeton, N. J., .Tnn. 25. Prlncc-
Mr. Wurzel In nnlir ),...,.-..
old, nnd in his Inaugural speech he
stated that he would strlve te beceme
a strong player in order te upheld the
prostige of the club.
Fellow-lug nre the ether officers
!iC.CftC(U HlV,r'V ,IL 0eI(l""g. ilce presi
irnV.i MaS.ew tz- "w-'l vice pros pres
Idcnt; Harry Shapire, secretnrj : I L
'"i,n"'"i treasurer ; Ur. 1. Y. 15
Scraps About Scrappers
Aeunc .lark I)erapey will go en m th.
main mix at the ntjeu tonight Mat eh
maker Mg Hae haa't.alred off Jaci Jr
with Jlnnnv Jerdan. tattling Abu. Cehen
null ejtJitir JiBrmnn nrn mn
ii,w'Sriarrlf AVrNiMpLne1in.:;::i!J, Werner's neck hit the top repe in his
najeetlen
1'IIIKI
.114
llhf.V ",r''''"l "f bcerlng "pelnls fhilt Ce. emu
II tl i ,,1P''i he envy bf ether schools- in i 8.nd rnce
ll'leir ilnss .Jenble-hctder recently p. 'I1' "of AcU "
' Mi" "teu-d 22U. points, 11 1 1 .nueit" firiV !
Ill iliukienlut
114 Alan ellrlliln!
I.idv Hretienlmin lit Plnu Quana ....111
I'orte 111 (aMIaseette . ...114
Sumii Ducrow . .Ill Ileasle Ilghten ..114
Lllzaliith Hilco ..UKuXMIIfnll ........114
(iilHiii'eiglerla .114
iuiii i uriiiui entry. (U)j. si. uoede ft
three j ear-olds
"mage a game,
Studies ,,,! AllilctlcH
p The inlthenc oxniuinutieiis out at
enifinro..8lew,nK 1 athletic, ncllvities
fjniWeruMy. . The VM.nrten. Kolieol
V.ntH ter the Jlrst rtimil de net hnve
": uiu CMims except ill college sub-
but the riMiifilti.lm. r i. u,.-
''8 ill the I'nkerultu r.f nn .l,l,.il,.
"irn of mind im, iitmv ii ...utii.,., ., in.
rSSwlns M.bjects. dentistry and
lSrVhcrH' "!"' ''M " resplt ,,re cuj cuj
"iKdewn en their aUnclid .time.
"eth the
llelu
I.lttla Patty
jBgn
AlltklpatO
Inrrv
Link Hey
-llelen Atklu
Third ruee,
nrxl upward
Pit kn Ul. .
It miisz.i
Plain Hill ..
flood Hart
Paul Connelly
'HlUsdale . .
Heialil
MiiUelli.
Has . ...
I'nurlh
purse 11000
furliimrs
. tin Murptiy nt
.103 'Pansy no
, . .101 Oruenland 110
. 0J Aln ellKlhle:
.J?s Jilnrle Maxim ..101
I IT. T.lllll Itnnlieulaa An
....108 The Decision I'.'leS
ins 'Actress 107
,1U,
opponent's corner nnd he fell headlong
te the fleer. A towel and a sponge
en me nuriiiiiB uue me ring irem wcr
elber.
world's champion (Hants at the Pfe ' ftrr Onsch EllnL CiT 1 "i1 lW''
(JreuniLs en Apill 11. nccerdiug te nn I I . zfmmern inn Ben ,,' ,T'l ' "ra,M "ra,M
nnneunciucnt made here bv the Ath- r s Pu iA II W, , ,?nKulr'
letic Assoclntien. , Vcttrlecl fa; ' " '"'' "arry
ruiii. iu.nl. inn n.itr.k.J . .1 ? un J"
,.w . .. v.u..n.ar ,u lna opener
Harry Jnffr. smallest of bexera In tm
.l.lnhl. wh. uh.,.1 -.1 " "A,?re .lr ITl"
ii. V.: .".. .'"i. ' t1-" U."" juranst Jl
at the Uljeu next week
American ILine
NEW YORK HAMDritG DANZIG
HAM-.ltlllKtl . .b 0
,.MINM.Klll CM la) fMur S
I MAM IU IlIA (Alse OurennUiwm Mlur. 2
i ' alia ai P vnieuth nnd I'l.erbeur.
Alse ca la at ijue. nut wn
I'lllLADni.PHIA-IIAMnURG
MARYI.M Jan. II Ull.KIA.N Feb 15
MAHOPM) Feb. 4 MlllllAN Feb 23
ATINT1P TKAVSPOUT LINE
PUILADEI.I'HI -l O.MIO.S
I MISSISSIPPI Feb. 1 MISSGI HI . Feb IS
hClTIIIAN r.b. is ,
ll(ILLANU-MKKICV LINE
rilILAIKI.riIIA-llOTTMUIAJI
Hnretdyk .. Jan. 28 lleukelmlik Feb. 23
NEW YORK-HAVRE-PARIS
Jan. 2(1 Ffb 23 Apr. 1
en I . mmv mi
lei, 1 Mnr. II "', "7
( 1111 M.ll
1 V I IIUItMNl
V 1GI I1VIM.
IV Mlllll,
I'll IN tK
H(KIIMU1 Vt
PARIS
Feb. 1(1 M,.,. v ..
ivb"., V.ur Apf:
b. Jl Mar 13 Apr. a
m tacki? BStlinr Kge ! International Mercantile Marine Ce.
ek iinir roge ,.0 hTnvMFJlS. t.300.000 TONS'
rasaengrr iiinre. iaiu tvulnut !., I'htla
lelrht Onice. 403-114 Itaume llldg. l'hlla.
tier's; comer !cergle was carried te i.tei . te-ain in, pi, iynl 1 Ihmthe FtTfr I'Ient Harry Sark. was
ICnnlan 'i.l4)CrnCr lb ",j and 1 n'Us"".., 'tV nnrte" CAlSe , Asum 0H'W.,rMcMt f .ti,P dub"
Kt.tl: .. J...... ... that the Orange , it,d Black has met a ' rlnXnffi0 iLL"9 "iK.Bfe-
ItBttllng Murray I. a Joyous daddy nw
Mr Hattlliirf Murray presented h.r lierlr
hn.lunrl u Ih n l..T.-. L . nTr lOXOr
V,j .. .. VkV -..,," r-" ..') ik
wi,'.v ....... nn IIMIKS 11KO I
emlled the battler today.
1HI
champ
Ptete IeT Is keeping- hie nan, ..i...
jielght, Mickey McDenaiiSi. l" ShTiw, "&',
three-year-olds
..113
WlChl IIL' nml mi innin. n tin u,iru i ni H
JM.ais have their wet iTit out for tl ., f V.i'k"... "'" ! 5
J"" TVeik-cnd The former is scheduled i Klith 07 M
I'.open ltn P.illnnn iu;. .:.... NtdJuni .1011 (
Irncclnn iT. mi .' """J"' Bni"i -(air Diuinliel i-r enl
(,?.!' JlKiTtewn, while the hit- riflh rnre. urne ...
purse 11000.
II furlongs.
Jl ! 'I-ndy. Luxury .
- inn LfV.m,.1,,w TOIII.. 10.1
, . inn Phllandervr ...let
.'v .vim e ivieiei
111 'rilrdle O ......100
00 Mlckev Mount "ni
?, ! ort ChurthlH ..li'
ion Hosa Lee ul
Hi. V,VID "'e iavy mermen nt Autumn, mile-
BUB, 1 llA ,,. 'Y . . . - .'. ..I..I.. ivnn.ln
s. -" mil i iiii'ii urn minim, ti.p,...r.i i., -" uiu ,..i..n.'
' heir first start in thy lntircel- T'nie0,!!.
7l T em nK" "ccerdlifg te1 Certch Sn- ! :'"?. 'lr
'Clll,,;,,;r,,H ,,ru et. ?. " ": JcWln.
'herein I.. .i iL"""1 "2 1H IT',M- ,,l.iui Hlxih-iBOi
Ued a, iii,,I r"nN"" tot 8,""e ' tielunyurd 1
e? and lllue conliilciiee. . "' ... "u
Accerdlti
ue confidence.
ng te several of Penn's uth-
thletes'
relay
in
nil
SMSIS STJS.iJiu.2
-- ,,v -,,,,, rtuuu U 1 I'll 111 1JGIU
2.?M ",,lPm,c'.I tl") veteran nth
team , win .. y '"Ki"'. nn 'tnHun rc":
ami Hirappe?r !lt, ,1,n rP,ny snmcs i
Ceuul WW-BlteWI. tlie,-Itall.li
tiitt h 1 11 ione t.thb Penn athlelq
fmt$i
thau
J! e,
WW jj;tjqij as-
rucq inirae JIBOn, four-year-olds
2 (a)Tableau d'llen-
iK-ur jnu
aneeuvrn . . tnn
llMvnlerleUB Olrllei
try.
00. tliree- ear-olds, l
nn drare Fester . 103
112 Hill llmpk . . .101
nt iteckpin .ins
tm Trire ... 0T
loe rersuien iet
'J,T'' 11000. four-year-olds and
Huikner 100 Harvent Klnir
inini.iin . i .i:it. iii;eea i
l.lttln l.il . .ion Vnung Adam
Kltt M ... 91 Alex. Jr. ...
Lurena Mem .. ..let
Heventh race, purse 11000, feur-j ear-olds
and upward 1 l-KI miles.
1:0"' A .7."" ,T. I11 J??
...inn
, . 04
..114
...101)
Anna Gallup ,.,,iert Phalan ..... V...10B
Rareiny jay .....JOT The Collsen Bawn.lee
j.a Kresa .... ,.j en Kin Trojan ...,'iea
L'ttalie ..,....,,..108 ...
IriUl.
rejuli
Ice. allowance
?-., kVJ
.Annre
Witfthey drllluliig IrackwjB
iVT't'
The vcternn rntsy Brederlck. 14" , n-nrWl'n elinmnlen tenm. f
outbexed Ulxic Allen, 18. In six enme wns i-ehcduled. but
rounds, nnd micKey Alerrls, 107, showed weather caused cancellation.
hook line" w?U:ht PP'Dg J"nmy May- I lAtr I,rnctit'c f!r the n-te8 for
hook, same weight. it)( w t,,(lm wlll htnn en Mendn
...... land will be continued until it is pos-
Harvard Students Appreve Boxlne Bihln te shift the scene of notion nut.
rmntirtdce. Muua.. Jan. "Z ri.. ., .' .inA. In tlin nnrlni,. Itlll 4Mnlr ...t
SnUbeexnr.sCla JnlnePiiTt".' tffl coehcl the team for many J enrsT I iZ
Cemmlllee, wnicn nau referred the question
te thin atudeijt body for sentiment will un
doubtedly ratify the vote next week Har
ard will probably meet Yale this winter
and will net broaden out Its schedule .until
next aoaseii. "uu' u""1
K has met n Mrlntien nmm7 , r'"7' ur "Ub- , Harp madi- an Impres.ivw ina men-.
..., ... .uiu IUUIII,
The
the
lest
Then XTaln'nt OJsT
, Utetare
(di""
Basketball Statistics
EASTERN LEAOFK
.. j,, r.r.
W. L P,(
will nrrlvn In town seen after the mid.
year vncntien te tnke active charge.
REISELT LEADS LAYT0N
Amateur Sports
The St. Xnvltr MUltnry Hand nrst tin.
would llk te arrarge games with nrt Ann
..nnl .1... nilrt.1. .1,1,.- .V .ltrl Utti
iw,.;. fi.wr.nA.. Dnvl. kTl?'"V"?!!'? Or
trtet
Lecal Billiard Star Tops Champien,
240 te 206, at End of Fourth Match
The end of the fourth match in the
aeries of billiard tilts helm: nlntcil nt
North sttiiniun Allltiger'a Academy last night found
ll.n Hnntli rhllinleluhlii II. n . ., Dtln lie MPlt. IOl'Ul still'. Still heliljni. ..
.i-i.,.........i.i ..ii.r v;." " ieen . --- ,-,... ...' ....""
i,ui---,.i-. ....... ieni. would 1 k lenil ever .101111 i.njteii. world's the.....
nni... a. u .. .. . ... :. . ... .....,,
in .MMirn uniiir.. iviin n.
;t. .;,i : i....n.i.i.ii.:.--. "' ..me.aaiiie ,.iiHlilnn I'linilllllen. wiin their tetnt ..nu
n.u .iieiii'. ..---" . imui.-cineiita. . um.-,-- -.:- ...... ..... -. ". - v.iu.
Rtnneily, 2313 Cress street.. " I standing '-MU te atJ. Kelselt ga lied the Gennnntewn ilrrtbr.n , 2L'."nan,t'. 20.
am'..edUtcV,db'0?SK.rw.,th0; H-lvantage en Monday and in 1h after? ' ''-I'.kKK1 M;- :
Camden
..te t.000 Cnateiillle -'a
rk 3 e l.oeo williV-u 3 :t
I 1 .600 Ileudfnr n )
SCIIEOULE 1011 THE IVKIK
M"!fe,"!S!!-n-'P t Camden'.
K. 0. tx-enaril. of this city, hn. h..n ,.
matched with lteddj Jacksen for a bout i,
local club within two weeka, ' ' n
Jee Ij-neh has been matched te me.t i-,.,i.
Wllkthur of Hamlllen. Ont ,i 1. '
opening of the Arena at Terente ?,
&bS13S? " " t0 h" " ,'-unrCn
1?.?J t-Jden at Trroteh
Last Nlghfa Results
HUM. MANUFACTl'RKRS' I.F.GFK
American Hallway Exprrtta i. ,
D-euKhrrty. 22. p""' ' 81. J.
Pittsburgh I'lala Glasn 11. . .
NORTH1VIMT cnunri, "U (n .VtTeJ !"
Ilethlehem. S, Inrnnuillen 21
Union. 271 Ollvet-CeTeSlinT. h:''
NORTH PHILA. CllWtnii
St. Mli-li..i. vt. l, . "-"ii r.
. imi
tt.i.
neil i Captain Tteb Reper, who la beinr ..i.j
1 K""?..!. ,nn,'' "y M5Ttiltr,Pfe,r,,S
''."""I 'i ""' A'ini'-M) wjii rlaah uni,
narrv iirtrk hi iirntin wtnMa t .. -
nliht "" """
Friday
Newbilt- ta
Seuth America
Fastest Time
tn illlede Janeiro. Montevideo and Duenes
Aires. Uneit ships- Amerl an fervlre
American feed American comforts. Sell
inn from Pier fi. Ilobeken.
Iledrap M llnen and Oapar Deacamr.. ..
Montreal, will meet for the lunkV?PH.h.f '
weight championship of Canada at r,h',rft
ttrnatlennl apertliig Club Montreal f-nn
flnri!, ui'Jii iii.iii. ii iijen r., .ni.. t : .
Aeolus
Huren
American Legien
Southern Creat
.Feb. 2 Mar. 30
.Feb. 10 Apr. 13
, Mar, 2 Apr. 27
.Mar. 18
out tfellv ereeii In five reunda at Montreal
.. ,!.,,,;'r, , Jll'.'f "SfA -i1a' JlwiherH eight
,,.,.. .'"" ';.'": " 1'i.ime ,- j urn. ."
pes.i i reimy jik or igngiand. at th ie.Vi.
cntt A C. Jehnsen Cliv. v v' ,n." Kndl
wtek In Febiuary
the nrst
Munson StesUnsAiBlines
01 Uall M.. New erk City
Philadelphia Office. Drexel Uldc.
Ifoiieplup Operotera for
Dixie Steamship Lines
miLADELPHJA te
Bristel, Manchester, Glasgow
U.S.S.B.SS''W00DMANSIE''
Expected te Sail . j.- 9a
U.S.S.B. SS "0PELIKA"
Expected te Sail Lnte Feb. or
... E"rly March
AT ClISFfcRKNti: ItATl'H
Harriss, Megill & Ce. ' fac.
tnn 7320
NEW YORK-VIGO (Sp..d)-HAVRE
ROIHSIITION . V w V. .
LAHOIRDONNAIS ".V.V.V V."" Vfjfc Jf t
I,. . rtL,U6n ec muKOCCO
rc.?Un?. T?? ..Four Heek afoter Ti22"
"EMU '.,? rN",T'-;iirt. .iprtlnire llterafr
"CSLWmliA
r"'V r TI,0I,, "lu Erl ''t.''cam!carlv match HO te" -Itl. and l he, i.
The Nerthwrat KelielasUea. formerly the Layten showed censidernbli better form
would like te hear from, home teama efferina
fair guarantees. 3am Madoff. ioje HtauuJ
The wyrean ii. v., & second-class travel.
In-r loam, would Ilk. in h... :""..''"'
'M " WUIam'.."
Aoera and eifirlM. K;'S,..I" i'-'J". ""vim
JurmetvtMr
In the Inter contest, lie r as unable te
scrieusiy pri'fs um riiiiHUPiiinian. Lay Lay
ten's fine judgment and skill drew fre
3uent applause, nevertheless, and he
emeiiBtrntcd the nrieus shots with un
usual case anil precision,
ti ji 7i! "?rnt,"n.c .as 1oueI Who
todueaatSuu 1 pulled the .mere dialcult plays and who
-. 3R tha rat rWadiUra, v
Engineering
leimnie, is.
and
rtieilnn -Wl
Traffle. s',
Maln-
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tern FJectrie. !0 Moter Vehicle is
WEST Flin.V. CHURCH l.Kavr
Ninth Freabiterlan. bi. ..I. ' "V"
Ninth ITeabytrrlea liUin Ja' J?' .
nary Reserves, n. "erT. -in, cent
OTHER SCORES
Rail Katate, SO i Iind Tin. it
WJ4W3aKa
Oraa.
Jlmmr Carrell l-i th. Isle,, Kintn, .
aatlen in New Yerk He I. t" meet 7 h-"
D.unan In en of the prallina te lh ?
Ien Hha.l- Um Bt the Garden Ni vr",'
City. IVbruar le """' evv erk
Aeung Mulllciin. of I'ert Rlrhmnmt ..
Puggy tec of Kensington wll rne in . ' ,
wind up at the Cumbria Trldav night nil."
N.utH Mlrku Merrta va Jlmmi ii-P.'th.7
Johnny IMxsen a ,1'hllad-lphla Je, Weufni
i?S ""..'"n." Ji?"'.' Egaii and llewfv
Vj. s. shipping beard
Wllven Y" Trry Mctl-vveru
ind Hebby
A ISeut b4tWtn 1'hllailAltxttl. . ...
and aeersle Ru?etl (1 be' the held liner a
I...nH.."-elum, en Batunlav ,?ih.
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nit. .vr. r
"K jifrtraenr an cruises.
ana every steamship Ltne.
INrORMAnON C1UUUUTJLLV Piinutauen
BARTLETT TOURS CO.
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STEAMSHIP Miucc mm
PHILADELPHIA te
CORK, DUBLIN, BELFAST
AND LONDONDERRY
SS "IMtsum" .Juntae
Moere and McCormack, Inc
428 Bourae Bldg., P,a, '
Lemb. 0585 Main 751.t ,
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