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Ittb Owners Split en Question of Lulls' Power "te Settle Salary Disputes
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TARINGS ON SALARIES
WOULD KEEP LANDIS
SHACKLED TO BENCH
Commissioner and Werk Will Be Inseparable if He
Attempts te Settle All Disputes Between Club
tl . Owners and Ball Players
THAT GUILTIEST FEELING
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By UOUCItT V. MAXWELL
Soerl IMIter r.tenlnir Tublle l.rdr
inni ihriMifxn te have n verr uccesful season
Ptarprs who Imvc optimistic ideaN regarding salaries, and things
llln.tfiKt wl'l be allowed tc lcnore the hard-hearted cHil) ewncri nml te I their
tri uWcs te Judge Lnndlsi. This 19 tnc latest stunt in uum-uhu, ami Uu .-;
Ce imf Mnck has used It. . .
5 When Kd llemincl objected te hi" 10U-' contract, l.ennie merely cam:
rtTcll your troubles te the Judge." .... ,
When ether athlete have mlMindt'rtanillnc. with their clubs regarding the
mdntllly stlrcnd. they. tee. will be allowed te Imvc it out wttu nizzenner. in
ether words. Mr. I.an.'U nor en'y will b" nlsed te oversee the game of baseball,
but'fllse sign the dissatisfied plnjen. A I 01 wnien is &u.ir job uihcm wij
art Trying te nut something ever r n the Judge.
lllll.UH PM.II.. 11. Hi ... V-...-..... I ....., -- --.- - -
wh'ch inuit be straightened out, and already tl'.e High
fimnmlnsiencr has hud his tioueY. lh" job Is almost tee Dig ter one man
and If an attempt I made te settle salary d'.pute, Landb w'U knew the
jncwiing of real work.
. n rr, nair mni iief nnnenrH tn clve I.nndl the power te step 111 and Imvc
hint with rei nlcltrnnt bal p'ayen: in fact. It maltes it obligator for him
tetl'eall disputes At the cud of the contract is a paragraph, which reads
aa'foTlews:
'"'in vm nf ilicnnfn between the niftier nnd the club or any assignee
liefc'ef, the name Bhall be referred te the Nutienal Heard or the Commissioner,
nshc case may be. an an umpire and the decision shall be accepted by all
partica as final.'-
Everything drcnM upon the word "dispute. it i.anms interprets .
aSitmeaning salar different es, the fireworks will start. I-.verv pa.ter wre
Sratuiinctt he has been thert-changed b- his owner will tell his treub es te the
UIg"lSes8 and the office will be t.wamre.1. nan players arc net in tne game vor
exercise. They can get that any tlm They arc after the spendulix. which
is M' way of saying the V.a e. There never was n lull player who wis paid ns
jnucfias he thought he was worth, and there neer will be. That is the
reason for the annual held-outs.
THEREFORE, the Remmel case trill be icatched icith interest
ft by playeri and magnates. It ill deprnds upon whether Judge
Landit Kill five the plapcr a hearing , turn him ever te hit clu't
btcricr.
All Wrong, Says President Ilcydler
THERE Is n question as te whether or net Judge I.andls has the power te
'"settle sa'ar d!pm". Cennie Mack and Cap Husten jay he hr.s.
President Jehn llejdler. of tJe National League, doubts it.
"It has been pub'i.-hed thit Judge Landm will be the finfil arbiter In
case of held-outs this smug said Mr. Hewllcr. "aud he will dettrrclne
whethrr a player's demands are just in sa'ary disputes.
",""rhle Is all wrong. Tlieie is netliing in the agreement or tlie sixteen
ulntr'tiwncrs with Judge I.andis that Imposes anv sueh duty en him. Tli'
cliibai-as heretofore, will sign their own niacrs and make their own bargains.
If 'fte p'ayer aecets the rluh's terms or the club acecpts the player's terms,
th&Rjtt contract wi'l be signed. It no ecrreement iJ made, the piaver wen t play.
J'JJ'Yeu can readi y see that complications will arise If n ball piaver felt
thafne ceu'd arpeal te the Ilaseball Cominis-loner en the slightest provecati"n.
'jriwy-weuld all try te get their cases before him. Hewfver, the e'd scheme
will net be changed. The club Is the caanleyer. the player the emp' ve, and
hcy will make their bargains as usual. Judge Land: has greater and graver
matters for his consideration than the settlen-.ent ei sa'.-.rv disputes."
Cap Husten, however, takes a different s'nnt at the situation. "Tue
Jjtggest form of dispute between player and club is ever salaries," says Cap.
There Is no doubt in my mind that Section S in the contract form covers
Just such a case as Mack and Remmel and that the Judge is called en te act."
It leeks te us as if the Judge is tee wic n bird te get all tnngled up in
salary dlrputes. He will have te leek up the bank balances of the clubs,
find out all about business conditions und tbxn determine whether the player
. ts as rn'uablc te his club as be claims.
Fer example, take the case of Kddie Housh. The Red eutnelder ablsa
1 518.000 n year for three years, with n contract minus the ten-day release
r i . , i ., - . l- t . ,i
lauBC. ri is n regular uoiu-eut anu sajs ne wen ; piny unless uis owners
Jck in with the dough. Garry Herrmann savs lteush will net receive the
rVSL . . . .; . . ....... , , ...
shy 5i'nieunc nc aKs, and :: ne iieesn line ;r ue ran remain en ti. old tarm.
iKinjf ' Itetish is n great euttieUr. but a folerlc-s one. He hasn't the personality
iM&Jt jt Ty Cobb. Trn .Speaker. Uabi- Ruth and e'lier liigh-prieeu stars, and few
ana wl.l go out te th" ball park just sc: bin p.r.y. He siUh: be wer'
Jiat much money and asain he might net
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K Jki M7TTZ2 M,1 ht ifriilrit hit T.ttn.llu It hi i1Iit.i tn rml. ., i . .. '. 1
game.
Predicts Killingcr Will Make Geed With Yankees
-T WOULDN'T be at all surprised," en'd Harry Davis duHng a lull at the
A Veterans' banquet et the Adelphia last Mendav nljht. "if Glenn Kill-
'user stepped Inte the resular Yankee line-up and he'd down that job at third
ease. I watched that bey several times last seusen anil I believe he is a real
')all player. Time and again he came through in a pinch, and that narks a
;reat athlete.
, "Ki'linger is net a flaehv piayer, but a dependable one. Fer dayb he w'al
iilay like an erllnary 'hird b.i'eman and when ou have deeided he !: j ;st un
""iveraBe athlete, he y.i'1 step out with wiire (-pee'.irul; r stunt i.nd your opinion
MS changed. The bst thing about Killmger, te m mind, w his initiative.
sfle Is wiling te try anything enc. .mJ i net afraid. He is ihlnklng all of th:
time and w'il make a valuable plajer in the big league.
"It lb hard for a young player te break in with the Yanks. The c'uan'i..
are the manager will net have confidence i.i him at the btart and net give him
i chance. If he does get into u game und pul's a Ixrner, he will be benched
mmedlately. He might net have un opportunity te show what he can de.
-Every player mnkes mistakes, and i' is better te allow a youngster te get in
there and get experience.
"Killingcr has a big advantage ever ether college athletes. He Is well
Sii 'cached nnd knows as much about playing the game as many big leaguers.
Huge uezueK nns ueun v-urniug un uiiii lur u L'uiipie vi yrurs. nun uuge Knows
!kv7 te teach baseball. The only thing Glenn needs is experience and he can
,t that only by playing in the games."
"Who, In the major leagues, does Killingcr remind eae of:" we asked.
DOX'T J;noie," rciJlcd the old Athlrtks' ciptaii. "I don't thin!
M he reremblci any e ic. Ifr An 7 m eirn individual ttyl". Hr
li a geed fielder and ahn kiti irrll, I; I tlieuld am paw him uith -in
one it would he Jar-l l'.ni'. Urm-uihrr Jiwk! II- V(j,sti' a t ea
liittcr, but cnuIJ dll . j "i h -hrn e. I 'im r 'JeI. Ktll',.c
il like that. '
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erf geed ti dm at
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NEW HANDICAPS
FOR FAIR GO
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Uniform System Explained at
Annual Meeting Today of
Women's Association
FORM NEW TEAM DIVISION
BASEBALL CALL SOUNDED
Montgomery County Le.igue te Or
ganlze en Saturday
Hareld O. I'lke, pres'dent of the
Montgomery County Ilaseball I.chkuc.
has Bounded a call for the nnnunl meet
ing en Saturday nftcrnoen at the Hetel
Wa'ten".
Thcre will probably be hut ene change
in the circuit. Quakcrtewu taking the
place of Chestnut Hill. The ether
teams are Doycstewn. Iiansdale, Sou Seu Sou
derlen, Amb'cr and Conshehoekcn.
E ectlen of efilccrs for tlie 10i.'2 season
will als.e be held.
$25
STAT THE NEW YEAR
' WiiM MIiAL.lH
20 Ienn Itedr llulldlnt
20 lessens tlrsh llrilncliit
13 Lesnens III IIOXINO
Uunnlni; Irjfk-, Ilindtiall Courts newrra
PHILA. JACK O'BRIEN
15th & Chettnut Su.
BIJOU ,N CHNMIINCTION ttiTIl
TONIGHTBASKETBALr
All-Chinese Collegians va.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Team
Ve A-'v ere In frltt- for Thin reiture J
. 'h" ("r'u.iM, s.ired in ti.e last
i ten, tid-u when he saw Thorp
inuJeatiiig wj.i a fjul hnd been
1' was a man en the left side c
"Yen had better Ml that raa'i
tl
Cm i Irf4lfcr.li
HAS NEXT CHAMP
SAYSWBRMULLER
Ad Stene, 170-Peunder, Will
Dethrone Dempsey, Believes
Lecal Manager
ARGUMENT ADVANCED
! AGAINST 'PRO' SOCCER
HAD FIVE K.O.'S IN FRANCE
Public Has Net Been Edu
cated te Appreciate Game
Sufficiently te Support
Professional League
6ATE RECEIPTS SMALL
Hv lnrr.u; stcwART
By LOUIS II. JAFFB
iriHLn ambitieu'" mar.ag' rs of boxers j
VV nr tceurins the f-ur rerners of rp ivnn New Tr ? ml iTlilrni
tl .i.,i,a .. t, fii-.. . , ,,! t.i .., loelbnll .-eil-ll"n e' iterii I'ennjl-
il.e glebe, as some folks :, c went te sa.. ' ,nUx lini DiMrJ,.ti
i.ir n iieavyuvrnt te sirape up. as ty Tut- ..i.i .,. ,,,., t'.einn.Ar f
Clianip'"tiR!iip oeut
ill,' miixlt i;iHue ll lie iirvu i"r u
r or two n m"'t nelnt as te vhetner
the tune had nef iiTive-i for the In-
worthy tee fr a
MiRhip bout i I
ac.ilnst .lael: Dempsey. a I'hilade'phlun ,
ifime forth te-'a . smiMngl. . v ith the ' en
IV" 1miu-; iitiii t.'iii'v . I , !!. .- ,..
I've go? 'in,, llf'sbeen dl'eevcred i' " ' "' ." -
l The theiiclit in eme rireles U that (he
i 'reatlen nf nrofe-ienal teanm of n high
(le-ree of iliiln2 nhi'ity uen'd net p.s u
, g eater incentive ter tht amateurs te
i '". "" "". "' ",'". '.," " iP'nv a better eaiue und te raise tlie in-
wiiinn a jeiir i m K'"j "- i'""-; " dividual p'aylne nPlty te n point where
, out a'eiiB the pue'ic highwajs ns man- sem(l f , l,mtcurs ceu'd aspire te
I ager of the eoniucrer or vcm wj. leMnin a position as a player en u crack
uiiurie u'ii uii-i-., ......... ....,
r.nd 1 rii.ln't hae te co te Kurme. like
Tacit McAtillftV. te find 'im. The next.
world's heavyweight champion is right I
litre ir, I'lil'mli-l'diiil. lie i. still criCU.
. I litmw. inn he's going te develop and j
en-
thu-liihtii' and bubbling ever with pnde.
had the tlem
"Thif battler, who Ii going te knock
Perr'-iv ter a niw of red i-ress tent
,i.'i- iV- end of mL'.'i. Is nn'v n iy.
II's jiht passed his majority, 1" a ilx ilx ilx
foet.r. Im- n reach of seventv -three In-
; e- and w-ccIin mi'y 1T1 pe-iim-. Hut
in aimther year the bid v.nl 1 b g?er
anil itrer.ter and then well, all I have
te sftv i- tiiut Pempsey will have te Keep
' '. guard high and hlmseit tt the
fleer."
Sta-tcd a-s OS-Peimdei'
1 Ad Stene, who wan chriMened after
the man who nte the flr-t aip'e,
nroftsienal team
'iTiar this n-"ninerit ha" n certain de-
rree of snundnein is ev'dcnced by the
fact t'wit the plavcrs In the major league
baseball teamnaremcii wh havewerVed
their v.n up from hojheod te the miner
Vagnei a.nd from thence te the n.ujer
leagi;--.
.1 iiue.tie'i in (hit conie-ctien arises
li"t'UT. hi te whether tlie playlur
of the soccer game is se general as tn
en us" the development f a suffiiientb
large number of geed n'avcrs te form
the i.iccsstiry number of teims requisiti
Three Pcnn Players en
Stewart's State Eleven
Ueuglai Stewart, coach of the
Pcnn soccer '.tains, ha; plnced three
Bed und Hlue players en hU A'l
State Interee'leglute League cloven.
His selections follew:
Paul roil T.ifr,ne
llaln.M ... i MM f'l.'hr.ck lint rter.1
Cniilr . it fulll'aek.IVnnsy'.-nnla
While r:aht linlfhaek an thmer"
Themua .. .-m,r lHlft-nclt .Havrferd
Cartpr ... .Ii-ft haitbaek. .Kw-thmen
Camii'jel! .. enidlde risht.l'ennrylvnn1.
lf9 . . . !t1Ji r:slit..renii:lvanl'
I'e-nnnlti . '"nTer forward.... lh',-.:i
hlddaiEh .. licMe left... L.'ifvett
Ciownevfi .... utlda lctt. .Svvarllur.ere
By SANDY McNlBLICK
A DEAL of dlscuoslen at the annual
meeting of ihe Women's Oolf As As As
nocintlen of I'hl'ndclphla. held this
nmrnlng In the llcllevuc-Htrntferd. cen
tered around the ndontlen of a uniform
basin of hnndicapplng. ,
The system used by the Western
Wemen'H Oolf Association hnn been ap
proved by the local commltlee. which
follews: Nlrn. Fred L. Hardine, chair
man ; Mrs. (Icersc &. Munson and Mrs.
C. H.Tiinderbcck.
IJefore the meeting Mrs. Harding
gave out n ceny of the method ns sent
te the clubs. It fol'ewfl :
"Players shall glve their five best
scores made In regular play with op
ponents, nnd signed by 'paid opponents,
te the Handicap Committee of their
Club.
"The iiieda' linndleap should be com
puted by subtracting the women's pir
from the average of the five scores r.nd
taking four-fifths of the result, n frac-
tlen of u half or evor te count as n
stroke.
"The scale for the 'women's par' et j
earh course if te lie figured out ns fel-1
lows : '
He'es. 175 vardi or under 51 I
I Heles. 1 ii te ;'.' vards 'l
Heles-. IVSi te -150 yardsn R
H'des, -iriO te r7fi vards
llo'en, mere than 075 T
'. "Fer example, the par of a course Is
I f!-t. according te the nbive. and n
I iinye-'fl five best scores arc i(5. lOe. 07.
!il.1. IHI. total 4M. The average would
J he flO 1-5. or twelve ever par. Four
fifths of thnt Is II .1-5. The fraction If
innrp.rhnn n lmif1 en n i.trnl:r 1u fiddrfl 1
making the player's handicap 10.
i Match Handicaps '
"Malch-p'ay handicaps shall be,
three-fourths of the mcdal-p'ay hand!-
eapi, one-half or ever te count as u
itreke. i
i "In handicap matches against par the
fall nicilal-play handicap te be given.
"In mixed foursomes one-half the
combined handicaps tliall he given, pro
vided this half does net exceed 1.4.
1 "In medal -play competillen.no ban-j
j dicap ever 18 will be given. Kaeli club
I handicap committee will figure out it' I
1 own players' handicap, the ntw hand!
caps te be sent te the district commute.
before October 1. 1022. u'hj any name
te be emitted or new names te be added
te the list."
On the bottom of this data. Mrs.
Harding wrete: "The 10KJ handicap
lUt will be pub'lshed by May 1. and
PIPES REPAIRED
Thoroughly Cheaply
BITS FOR PIPES OF
ALL MAKES
STERNERS
CIGAR STOftB
20-NIZST.
NAT
ii tii &
TION A
Catherlne SU. -
lUTUUllAY KVn JAN. 2RTII
MAYO vs. COBB
MAHONEY vs. CHIP'
KT
WAGNER vs. WAGNER
JACKSON ve. GIBBONS
SALVADORE vs. DONNELLY
All-yt r tSh'ir nt the Peiulr rrlce
nrrvnl FentH, 81.80, $1.00. Adrn.. C0e
20 per cent discount
taken off your sales check when you pay
Sweaters
V-neck pullovers.
Shawl cellar coat
Fine clastic knit coat
Ladies' Shoes
Men's Shoes
, Rink Skates
Heckey Skates
Nothing Charged During This Sale
Meney Refunded If Dissatisfied
Marshall E. Smith & Bre.
l'Iliririxr(Kt) '
Men's Furnishings 724 Chestnut Street Athletic Geeit,
ReiC. DU. Ye
Trices count. Pay
8.00 1.60 6.40
12.00 2.40 9.60
7.00 1.40 5.60
nd Shoes
9.00 1.80 7.20
10.00 2.00 8.00
5.00 1.00 4.00
5.00 1.00 4.00
:i
FRENCH.SHRINER & URNER
ninth street and Columbia avenue, but '
the penernl public asain failed te no- I
.NT.nie the effort, the team n.-insid out ! "1 . ..." .i. V.. '.. .i.i :...'
and inttre-r j ,e.-e-r fell te a ery low . .,.;,. iinnihenn chairman v that lime
, , . , ... A, I must play scratch in the tournaments."
' M''"" tll4't4li, iitv i4IJll WillUf
bb.
Ily
Deep "Secret"
The term "regular play, with oppo
nents" required explanation and the
time when the new njstein would co
Inte effect was a'se stated iIiIh morning.
up asain una ini nttulncil itH jirexent
eiKirmeui growth, net enlv in INillu
Ic phiii l.ut in tlif United Stjiten gen-,
orally. The in.i-Men as te whether the
came has stitrieicutly ktewu in the
public interest
of professional teams is ntlll a meet
point. ,
Th- AmerJean Snver T.ngue was
erRiinizi-d last fnll with eltflit teams of
mere Minn ordinary uhililj, tlie tenmb
hWni; ercanUi'd in Phi udeltdiia. N-nv
tort, llroekl.Mi iTeihlsl, rawtuchtt Idhlsieii. This will he the fourth and
(J. and l Ceat-'. Kail Itiver, Hei- ca led th "A60Clati"U ("up" DIviMeu.
oke I K'lli'rtil WinH. f llurrtu.M. Knvnr.'il fr.iu.iK liiiv,. nlml!1 t'm nil.
und .Ifrsey Cltj (C.'ilici. jinissleTi, some if thun bdntr I'ottstewn. I
With th- i-xceptlen of the .Tersev Tiedvfrrlii. tJulnh Millt. I'lyinutith and '
Cltj ti'niu, which has lind te drop out nes-sildy another team from the Cricket
en aereunt or creuii'l (lilliculties. the viue. incre nie tcven new tcaniH in
Semi-Annual
faerably rcelved in llosten and else-
, wliere, with the prospect thnt it will be
' adopted nil ever the country.
I A very, very dcen secret was un
' earthed when team matches were dls-
rtiMed and there was premise et another
SALE
is
tt tli.-v ttifti-nttrT a' Liinli ft uprtf nihlnnn '
leaeue. maier or otherwise. There it teams hine playwl their Karnes en the,aU
no doubt that there are a fireat mnnv j bawball fields with adequate seating
ninvim. r., .. ..nitfwi ,imnfiiir (him for spectators and drefsinir nccommeda.
the puglllctlc product which Weirmuller wf nre ren"iv professiena b. in that tiens for players. Thy best playcn
he'leve ii in tlie hlosneming Adam ha tney roeclve compensation for playing were gotten together and no trouble or
hail only eighteen bouts ns ft pmiee,- ( nn teQraSi either In raenev or its
cqulvti ent. Bome nave positions in
pliinf or organisatiens at geed wagCM
s.mp'y because th?y arc geed player? ,
reiiulf'd fr n team put In the fiei 1
ry !.. rganizntien nii'i" 'ig su:'
men.
Conditions C lunged
This rendition was cc- i. ...ei. dur
ing fh' nor, but is new. n a lnrgi
exteu:. elimintitcd, owing ve vh'- ehnng''
n trad,, conditions. The promeur i of
tli American Soccer Li-amie had in
mind the elimination of this sort i'f
nEuede amateur and converting him
into nn out-and-out professional player.
Se fur ns the teamH In the American
Soccer League are concerned, they huve
auictedrd. but there ate be.levcd te he
w-mc team which still have m-h puuede
Tem Thorp Give l'p O filiating for Cearhine
'pOM TllOni. 'e old ("elumhn tar a:-d fe..tliuil eClclal, hat, signed
X three-year enntrne te coach New Yerk I niveriy lie will take chare"
of thh team next fall.
This mean ihut Thorp will net be cen au nn eiTcial in the big football
Carafji next season, and his less will be keenly fe't. He stand' out as one of
the vfcry best umrirei the rame has eer se n and CRtab'Ished quite n reputa
tion. !, lie was fcnr'ed and Impartial, intlict.ng rna'tles whn they wer,.
needed nnd his judgment never wa qur. n.d. He would detect and penal wt
foul Jactics en the goal line as well a-, ii tht rj'Jdl.; of the field and often bus
IBbCI) away winning luuiiiiimwi'
LaHt year in the Ynlc-II.ir.-ird trie
)Cl'10(l. Tlie referee wa" ! r ' iivlar
ntarldng In tin Held hi. .w tig 1, ' .int.
Committed.
i'llclding by Ilarvnnl," aid T. .jrt.
13: the lfnc."
Then, turning te Captain Kauo, he 'aid t
te uq mere caretui lie poi etl a t U'li'iewn.
I'l d'd the lieldii g. Mr. Thorp, and am sorry," said Kane.
J'hat proved tha the n".ji!r v i right nnd his decision-, ate cot felb t.J
p-iennl. after boxing three yars as an
amntet,r.
heu in "all -for-glory" .onpeti .enpeti
rinn St"'i.- started his list Hinging a-ree-
a- ., '.'s,. rounder. That w.'s ,-.
11.17. and cr.idurlly Adam lmreiei in
nnlrdur-".-. ippenring re-p"'ivelv in
l.an'r.miveig.r. featherweight 1-sht-weight,
v.. -.tweight. luUldbw.iglt .nd
ti-iiU'.y light beavju-ciligt rumm-.
I.atr Ad showed his real fighting
spirit ! .-r.rel'lns In I'nch S.ti s
gknt battling forces, but I' go; ever
seas with a regiment In the 1 lsnty-
first Division Field Artl lerv a little
I tee late te get Inte the actual warfare
While with the American expeditionary
(forces it. France Htene took part in
'. , . .-i... r,.i ,iu mnnv d ftereiit and
'distinct g'evemen heard the chirping of amateurs in their rniikb
chippies alter ceuininu ui-.. 1....
hills vith right-handers from Al
New Marine
Oi, heing returned tn the I'nlted
.-stat. --tone was 1-onen.l it'--fharged.
usited the fe'ks l henre in
l'ers-.n . N. .1.. und laffr half n ;! wn
,.t, in upper Ntv Jey Ad aKalde-.-,1,
. n. I..10111H a ral fighf-ijt man.
se hf jein.d the Un.ted Sta;. . Marli.es.
Vew Ad fteuc is heated .. Insue
Is'aid It was there that ( harley
Weirmuller ui.earthe.1 th- man whom
he thinks will dethrone C.iampimi
nempsej. Charley tins Ad working out
.' uv under the tute'age of Lew Segal.
i i ' also ts trainii.g Carl Ilartineu.
'and Weirmuller think .teu "get
it," reeunltiB the ge.xl
if' nnlv u llf'i' wh'.'c before Stene
vdl be ready te 'hew V
l'hiladelphiu audiene
Miller. s h' pi ' pur- I
ten th" fn: v .il i'
themselves that I am
tbn urIi i.. M ni.
expense spared te put a geed class of
i football en the field.
That ihe teams hie played a
high-grade of soccer n adm'ttcd by
all irhe kneir, and tht I'hihtlvlphiu
ttam has Ifn thr nrt eet .lUtcut
hi .( playinn. as i shei ,i ey ita
standing in the league.
IYmnuters Lesing Meney
I nfertunatcly the lucnl team wra
fro!,!'- thrninli tl nlninn ii.J..ni it tin1 tr.
O'" ' ..... ...1- . ..-.i .v ...... l '. -v - ... ... -. .
p'ii Te'lds ( Hroeltlyn ) n ihe national 'Country Club team this year.
eha'leiige cup cempetith n and wa j 1 "My resignation at the Cricket Club
beaten. Curleush enough. Tedda has does net take effect till after the team i
lest each of the four gauitM : hna since I matches will be ever, she said, " and I
played
Mra. Geerce S. Munson will desert
the Merlen team te lead the Gulph Mills
squad in action. The new division will
have some very stvenj p'ayers.
The "leagues" are new the Philadel
phia Cup. the Suburban Cup, the Wal Wal
l.ngferd Cup and the Association Cup.
Mrs. Vant'crbeclt Stays
Mr. Vandcrb'ck. N-. 1 of the riillo riille
lelii.iii Criekit Club first team, which
wen hi "major" championship las'
jear, laughingly denied the. rumor t lint
she we'ild net play en that team this
jeer.
It was ?ald that she had resigned from
the Cricket Club and would lead the
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SHOES
All Fall and Win
ter mode's includ
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Fer a real money
imvinp; investmen
in h i g h Ki'adt
men'j tliees this
senii-nnnunl salu
cunnet be cqualecl.
We advise an early selection.
STORE AT 115 SOUTH 12TH STREET
Notwithstanding
reeecr played by
the
the
high grade of
teams In the
expect te play en the Cricket Club team r
this year." ':
Last season Sirs, vaniicrbccit
was
ssnnaaiBBii
S stuff before n
crlmud Weir-
.r a ht-'H '''.
able te see ter
iiu- ten-T-ii.B
in." tlul gud tret1
lie ki 'iu i the giimr thorough! t "nd hrn'lt' t-irn w.t i
fie ) ort f mi i !'('.
VIKCIMA IMVKHSITY ImsuJ.q.i.a u.e fn -h nan ruie
lies, wUl, Ii j. .i 'tip in the rih' mrt timi. Thi will sue
Ueufttn hirers tin- same s.anrt ms as ,.Hi, r Mi' ,ianm ai.d the w.ll gam morn
rccornltlen In the tuturv. Me--t of the creilit for this meu- gees te H A.
HtiMlfbti"" illreiti r of ath'efes. Stuii'bury hus d'ne nmn- tuwurd developing
UiiPs'rcai teams at West V'rginln thun nnv et'e' individual.
Copyright, 133!. dy Tui .. l.idjtr Company
SPHAS DEFEAT ST. NICKS
IN SECOND-HALF RALLY
Downtewners Meet Crescent, Fermer
Brotherhood Champs, Tonight
nn. dr.nth IMi'liid. mhin Hebrew As-
1 IU" k-J' -
uneliltieil bl-kifbttil
wlnnii-K niak
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"? 'Vi' ...:iJ Vt M.Ls 1 .1 .r half
iruiiii
lime. I'."
I'rofctiienal lecccr is net a new
iMtte in the I'ni.ed Statct. If the
jn-eamt time end for jf'jri pant
there has bien in S't. l.euU a four,
tram jirofensienal league, irhtrh hca
lirrn tfg mtreemfui, and pi npU Ml
.'A, Ka.it have very little tdia e'f
lirU it 'nip i held AO'Vfr h'l i In
,s-, luuif.' Ait a matter e; fa't. ,t
run I'hilauclpMa clnte. In the mim
l.re nf players In proportion tu the
population.
Mere than twenty years age the baue
ball magnates, believing there wan
raenev in profesMenal soccer and an
opportunity for using their fields bo be
tween beusens, created nnd pul.ed
through for nearly a season a four
team league, In which was included
nr.ieticiillv nil of the crack ulascrs then
In th. Fast. The general public, hew-I
evtr, failed te appreciate the etierts et
tlie baseimll people, and the league died
a natural death.
Athletics Tried Soccer '
s.:u. jears after this 1 1 - Athletic'
Haseliall Club cuiu-elved the idea of
putting a professional fceectr team in
the lie'd. This iilea developed into u
team which played n number of gameu .
en the old Athleticb' fwld at IVenty-
Aine-rican League the attendance have irankc-d Ne. 1 In rhl'aile plila, having i
iit been HiUlcient te pay the expenses ' wen the district championship and the
attached te maintaining th. team". Eastern crown. She was net beaten in
biiiaries. trave Ing expenses and ground i match play till late in the beasen, huv
rents swallowing up net mil the In-i Ing wen the Shawnee arid Cape Muy
come but a geed deal of the promoters' tourneys among ethers, bhc also went
funds te the extent of -,e. rrl thousand te the bcinl-linal round of the national,
dollars in each cate. Many lu.pertant matters were dlt-
H.'lrenclnneiH can lie ma-ie ,n tlie wav 'cussed at the meeting this morning after
,.f M.nlnne In i.Mrtfen'nr n.,,1 ,,-f.,ll!nU which thtTO WUS U lUllcllCOll tOr tllO e,-
"il
Anether Big
Sensational Clean-up j
liclahi.
Scraps About Scrappers
the trav, i.g i.nd. gieunil ..p.iiscs t
,-emi extent, lint the ni.iln fie i It that
J the public mu-t he cducaied -i ) te flic
idea of seeing g... r..cer and some-
i bedv must stand the eut'a. et lands
! riurine the r-f ried et education. Takin- , ...f.eI'nnr. "I,n-"v 'k l1.!?K.n"lriJlf', ".'
into consideration the fact of tae much I iiUrnl ttnty-r-uhJ maiches hiw in thu
greater Increase in ihe pnh'lc interest ' United Htt Nvy. He h tn diichrl
In the came and the fact that 1'U tu. treni th rM e uni 1 rrupiired te r-nrw
in wie gi'ijie iinuuip nut unit i..is "1- . actlvltlts at local clubi. lll manKfr,
terest will continuously Increa.se the , j0hn eate'y. v aite te mstc.i iiecan with
prebabilit i that theso who stick It out , Uu.uu' Un-a'.
uuring me' jierien in euurniien ami ue
vcleiunent will reap considerable
from their p'rse;i ranee.
benefit
Hants and Saddle
Y's Krax
n'anu teiie appears well plnced in
the feature we at New 111 leans today,
being a mirs., alTair at one mile.
Muiu'iiii.T and Luke .lelin sheu'd fur
n'hh keen contention. Nciidiirn nilgiit
be dangerous.
Horses w.-l' placed in e'her rnci s are:
First race IOwp'e S., (V.rte, St. An
gellna. Se ein1 Hel. n Atkin Antici
iate, Hole. ThU'l Ih-aM, 1'hit
Chuichi 1. I'hi'i.ndinr. Fifth - I ml
' Willi Khl Wolfe It tut Tlth a dull tj
DehtH' Jlurman. The Kid Bays that ha hai
m t llurman en tn dltfrent ocnulei.o and
Hebby I.J'l no ciieh of It ulthar tlme. Ne
Saininv I'.nrHn la tryirs tu I'.reimraul. u.
thlrU W'.lfe-llurmn tilt.
Jafk llnlwl, ID; iur.ilr. .ir.d who etalmii
ih. Ilghtwt'lrtii ihMni!iitilili cf Atliintl'
iity ui.'l M'Uin I "jv u m'lil'i t r-mI t i r
I Invasion of Phllndstpnta. Jetifih Hettnberr.
I known In HTeriln e'reles ra "Mu'.i," :i
Ir.nd' te n.jKh Uaric, with r:i uiiu .iu
1 wtUht
N)ld'r lllnf. who rntr.pjted la u luii.'r
, of WnitB while 111 il.e strvlce In Texas lb her
htel eiin ler mate!"!. lth lRS-peundeia, i. e
ferilnw l'litHJ UrMdl" Hlnes In .1 h'h'
li.ula of Hay Mlt.'h i. ii lna-peuna pu . ;. i
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500,090
CIGARS
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NA-B0CKLISH
COST
&. CHA:JEY AT OLYMPIA
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K O. Persen will Tickle Carlsen
at Bread Street Club
ft,,n Plinn... lifts he, n rntitelutl v. itit
h ,. "1 . . ,.
Vt Harry uurpen, m iisun. n-r cigi.;
l'nuds or lens in tl. mnin bout nr the
;'u)mplt) next Monday iile'ht. hi h.
DOUt HI IUIS c.iy, e lianey sreppe,
Hart, of Cleveland, a pretege et
Kiluane.
ny juajcett, or xxctr xerif ana
I'-fv Wallace, of th' city, will square
off In the semi-flna' of elrht rounds.
Jee C'aney will face Jee Hitejile.
Tl'e -wirings fe- et''er Ixiuts are mjns
Cester is. Chick Kansas and K. O.
Leenard s. Keddy Jucksen.
Anlyn C. C. Wante Games
'. . i in.-i i" .u n i . i" i P.-siM .aj
trivi irtf LuifMt.a ' : ar ,, ..0 i.a 'e ar-rr-gi
aann i i.i.'i cut-uf-tewn taama. auch
l'au'tx.r .saiam Old Oak. National
I'anidin iieiy .Mint ana uriaaetei
v iinm? Kimef rneiun irei in
1" ti. Hrttn-r, -jijh .veniOtree'
tflll'l ceiit.n
I j tr:i
.1. .-tiiie (h
t,, :u H: M.Ls 1 d
... H.
n,,. s'i..n ii in a tr.r s..".' n.us
Klet. till ll.l. kl'e l'as.etl, wl.. wen
unable te make the trip. N-wiiiiin
.uinpcd eiiter and Sehwnrt.. of the
p (J ."e II team. plu.l at terwaril.
He was the star of the gnnu
tarteil u second -half rally thai
f r his team.
wi.ii iih- shore hevs ahead at
,(0. Sehwarta scored two neiu geais im im
"ew.'d by two-p nters b. Newman nn I
slack that gave the S, .it the lead.
Tonight at New Auditorium Ha'l,
.v'ventl s.ie.t nr,d Snjder menue, the
.'.e.Ml'iiWi cr., t.y Crescent.
'Ihe former nump.eu , et 'he llroth llreth llroth
Ci.eixl Lengui h.is Its usual treng l.ne
up, 'oLipenil et' V M ( A i!-iers
n 1 ' L; Heap, the siar sccr. i .
el.nir t Atlantic A NSWIMt te quer
e St Nn he as Jr
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20 te
.Aiiinl-. Chirliu. , lt.il libs I.. Sitl.--'Ne,
Sandy Heek' H.'inist Kncj. Ler na .Ies , Ymniz
Is net a golf pre and is net related ,Artani s- M'ut'.i- Anna Callup, ri rhiau
- 1- IV'Tl'riiiii-iii
te Marcus iioeh. y r , HuMin.i-!.. , .Uarg.av, Na 1 .
it,:, i Thritt tlVcJ'. .Sfert: tcii Ke le . A'i.s.h. .'i nnd Haiim, (,.ei
..,.,k..,,, ,.,..1 .icj-f tree, ijeu icilJ AuttlW., t.i.l'..ii-Ii i . Third Sun It
,.... 1,111ft. FrasiMi'le. Liii.i.iii... I'eurili - Litt'
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Our Dallv (iiiesslng Contest Uliat
gatne Is calletl ceu.t tennis?
Hddie Iteusch wants $.11,000 for play
Ing three year; Want Ad.
77iif European champ nan certainly
play billiards. Cenli, though?
Si'Twh are natural! well verwl In faoii.1 faeii.1
tuilty. r. u
,'cerc lieiinv Pempsvy, Fulton trill
ehange " 'l"(
mind.
mpsv,
alu
probably his
i Pnrlf.
'Tflatni vtihlns
a pi
teuc!
'&
ri.. nt some tiremliiciit himlicrv
BTHntNO I-ICTURKS 01' P0PB I CiUe ' llr,' 'Jr V, Uebt'
New nd unuiusl photearapha of the lata . ... i i
Pone Ilndlt't ureetina I' naae:pnia atie-1 Ueds Will have no DCU " tyssi. uui.
tlen will appear In Itotearavuro ntler I t. i1lrTn ,v,t CeUCbf
next QuaJy PvUC Z.iiess-viJv. ''anyllOW, tuej VO Si eeueur
Jllacl. iset'(i, .irill'ie -, llltlefunsen.
fifth Miiuihe .lumhe, Haru'ey, Aji Aji
prevnl. Sixth Harry M. Stcuis, Hib.
Ller, Tellx M.
riin ire rrA!y for t harlnr ef the
liee Anti Italni; Hill, wlrh will he hld te
rrnrre" it SVinkf it Ky If ei ictd Dei
hi I wen d it v all mclriK In Kentuiky The
henriiic will .-irduftid ! the Commltlee
in Judti l'i'v n. l.iv bll n'. en v reeain
tin i r eit e "'in 'Hen i la it , .. te i,'nitlnn
it "u.ri-ii m'u' i .d rien.li i 'i wash rir-r-.ii
tnj St.y I J'l.'i c,ii nH,',n ij..
I Wilt fj" l-IUO.' S.-.l't.., I ,il hI
irn 11 I'. 3 1 "i.e 1 I" si I I I t . I (.
le'K in Ki,y rili. Ij .iv. t w ni. ..
wAHtrn n "i i i U ' ivii.... I i. t
arm 1 i ' ' v ii"r ly ur. 1. r .ve !. Iu
it ii ' "i" mi i il..j Li jiin .era wi
e.lv. i J'lt or Koiuucle , no. by lnw, but by
mltn- . ' u.e Statu r.nclrin Ce nr. laslen. T e
il.lnn I Jl Intrudu.cd in lfnl mi,i whlvh
nt in.t .-v, 'hut jear irebind raetnv
cdTimliifleii of fliie in, te l 4r Jointed by
the tloverne. te l ju'h r'i evn. Mj.
race riAli
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TranUe K O. hm'ih. IVid Ilslney anil
Tnushey iJUBar. .n nrt-rsra ci.na.tlen nr
bouts in their rtepecttve ciatnta. Smith
nntu ti hook up in Louts v!"i Jehnry Me .ly
anl iuLrh Darrctt.
Die MrIi ieat bexir.s .ilae !.au tit nn
'. .li ut ih" uljnnpla e'liit. and birir.ii,i;
.nli licit Monday nlchl, pricm of bdm aaien
till ! from H ri j. Kii.trt te $1 ,'0. The rn
nn.ifru vUn te I. "ip "uu i.i ei. the umjal ral i
llir of litnl.-el.ian telei.t.
Peilre Ci'inpn. th IMliiim, win V.e en the I
nM linen for abeui th-f wetks. lis la tuf '
ferinL- with an Injured ear.
M'rkr Merrl. rutrtd llttle lilahman from '
Wllmlna-ten. will show t thj Crmbrta to
morrow night. H wll. clanh wl'h Jimmy
llaxtrr. of ICnlntnn. In the mi nn te
the Veupe Mulllifan-l'inrity Ute matih Pre.
Ilmlt.rli- JeSni.vP.inrn vu Phl'udrlpliia
joe W'lllrni Jm Martin t Jtininv i:jKn
an! llDl1 t,ieil i r. cuv Ai'jetcri .
REGULAR
WHOLESALE
A manufacturer forced te sell makes thia Hale pe:,sibk These- clfi-arH
have Sumatra wrapper and clean, long lluvnnu lllle-i' of o-clu.ive
merit.
10c sizes 5c
2-fer-25c sizes
4 for 25c
15c Straight sizes
7c each
52'40 'T50 $2-75 50 ,$3'25 50
I'hlliilrliiliUi Jee Wflllnr v ,1 Kjoear In M
f. eii I l"Ut I i two i kMh in tHkl: ,n
,,e.,rs Ituittll r. i .'itiur i I Is'iit jt ti.e
Au.'lt rlum KdUu HaUa eun I nv
Huk'r in ihe n'l tnhr Inula Iv.i I. i,.i
i, Ten.mv Tener, 1'rnnlile biimine' s. we.
He llll, Kddle Kan v. Joe Kid Wllneti und
JaeUlt Willlimn . Jack Kid Hants,
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Hilly Meer. We.t PhltadjlrhU feath.r-, H
weight, U out vflth nehallenB'. j fielb we
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of the Vast Throngs That Have Made This
America's B.'ggest Retail Cigar Stere
Near Hreatl
St. Station
entrance Alse at 13 Seuth 15th Street
14 and 16 Se. Bread St.
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