mmismmWSm
u.
r I
Kaplan and
- t ,rfVrY j--at-(t
.0.'D
Mickey Outslugs Bartfield in
Grueling Match Kaplan
Surprises With Knockout
MEALY WINS FROM EAGEL
Bv LOI'IS H. JAFFE
NEITHER Soldier Bnrtflcld nor
Mfefce.v Wnlkcr ever will be
jjinrlicit for brealtlne speed lnwn In the
rlttjr. rioverncM tlip.v lin'c none. Hnilt
1h n briiNer, nil of wli'ch they ulieivwl
Jrnt n'slit In the wind-up nt the Ice
r'nn MMtr-y, the yrunjtpr. Intel Ills
youth nerved ngninst the veternn Soldier,
Walker hnvlng eutsluesed IlartHcld In
the firvt sl rounds of their scheduled
eight 'cs'nn set-te.
Unrtflefd displayed let of grueling
firm In the lnt two frames by mussing
p the geed-looking features of the
Newark linrp. In the seventh round
the New Yerk feldler ripped open the
light corner of Walker's mouth- and
Mlclsev's face was covered with bleed
until the final tingle of the gong.
While Rnrtfictd 'ambested Walker
rather promiscuously, doing It In a
rough manner, rather than nlftllj and
nicely, the early adventi.gc plied up by
the New Jersey youngster enabled the
letter te .tcp from his comer nn undis
puted winner. The Slick's pile-driving
punches In the first six sessions shook
i'P Unrtfield. hnd him backing away,
covering up and fnllins Inte clinches.
However, just when it looked ns If
Wnlker was making a runawnv In out eut out
elugglng the Se'dlcr", Bnrtflcld awak
ened In the seventh and put en quite a
let of rough stuff of his own. The New New
Yerker uncorked several left hooks and
a few round-house rights, catching
Walker en the mouth nnd chin, also
ripping wallops with both hands te. the
body, thutf slewing up Mickey. This
rally sort of slewed up the Newark
inniilcr and Bartfield was able te cut
down some of Walker's lead.
Other than the fact tlmt it was n
ulugglng match, there really was noth
ing sensational. Each man weighed
Jm at 14!) pounds.
Jacksen Takes Count
The surprise 01 tie evening's enter
tainment occurred in the first bout,
when K. O. Phil Kaplan, the yeunn
.Ter-cv Cltv welterweight, 1-13, knocked
,7ee Jacksen, of this city, 140y2, cold
In the fifth round. A right-hand punch
might the local Itn'lan while he was
racking aaj, off balance, and he was
catapulted into the resin, face down.
Referee Frank Floyd counted the
tieiessery "ten" for a complete knock
out. Until Jee was socked soundly into
dreamland lie had a little edge or. Kap
lan. Jacksen whanged Phil pretty hnrd
and nplcntv around the body at close
pmrters. Kaplan appeared te be at a
disadvantage in the half clinches. In
the hVt round Jacksen, In his anxiety
te euts'ug the visitor, landed a low
blew and .Phil requested several seconds
time out "before the bout was resumed.
Jacksen had all the better of the
first two rounds, nnd it looked as if
I Is infighting would carry hint through
n winner. But In the thitd period
Kaplan began te box fast from the dis
tance and outpeinted Jack. In the
fourth. K. O. Phil again stepped
mound at a lively clip, clipping Jack
son with straight lens. in husm-ii u
left hook, and as Jacksen wns In a
l.alf-tirned position, stenplng nwny
with his arms down, Kaplan's right
went true te Its mark flush en the
jaw.
Going head first te the canvas, .Inck
son lay prone en the fleer, without
moving n tee, until Iteferce Flevd had
counted seven. Then Jee raised him
self slightly, but he wns unable te get
,1n his feet before the finish of the tell.
incissen hail te de ncipeu te ms cor
ner. The Bah? Wins
Johnny Ileriit'in, an Allentown boxer
3Sli'.. substituted for Artie Heet
nciiliitt Babe Herman, the iilifnr
ilia Portuguese, 1.I-, and the
lnt-
tir wen by a technical knockout
wliejt the ti'fcrce stepped the bout In
the fifth round. At no time wns the
np-Stiiter dropped te the mat, although
tl'c Babe tilled In n number of ferritin
valleps te the head and body.
A few seconds after the bell sounded,
Uniting the fifth frame, the California
llermun crossed a right en the Penn
slvunln Herman's chin and he was
sent tljlng into the ropes. On the re
bound the Habe again clipped Jennthnn
with a right te the jaw and he was
stiiggeicd with his aruth dnugllng nt Ills
Miles, u w,is then that Itefeiee Flevd
st ppeii between the men, ending the
tulltcst.
Tlie Iliibe was handicapped somewhat
11 the (list t'nii- .nti.t.l.i l.... .. .
s iii ,. . :.,rr,.ri i i. , :-' r"L. '
In , ' ; . . - i'iuiii.
Jl'niKl sti-cniiieil finni hi. ,l,ii.l ....4i.. r
m.i.iu i. i..... i. .."," ""-" "i'"v
....ti mi: lllllll uiMiMl,
.Vllether snrnrli.il ...nu fi.f..ti..i .L
Johnny Mealy. I.'IS. win. ..niaft
.cerglc L'agel, I'M. While Kagel np
lieaieil te be wary of Mealy's ready
light, the (tinner lielni? iiiii-lllli.n .1
put en the speed he hhewed .r(. ., ilK
Hist lentest, Jnhnnv went along out eut out
Jieln ing Geerge it, ,,ft j(lbs hK '' ,
lK.tianf l '" "IT fif,h' ,J,,t I'1- n
lllikeied after a few secemls .
lilt Of tllll vlnt.ii-v M..l ... "
hevkml t0 nl'I,C'lr '" th'e w'ln,'-uP next
TENDLER IN FORM
IMeets Coogan at Olympla Tonight.
npntz vs. Erne
Lew Tcndler. snutlinnu- n..t. ....-.
nee, is fn fine fn f. .."?,'' ."K"1
WALKER IS VICTOR
HON IS K
. ..,' .,,-. iiiiiii
mi uis nist appearand! in this citv
Tenilcr stepped out of his t. , ,
fll Mvel, outpei,,,i n,lnil,. Al, , 'I
.n'W lerk weltei weight.
III
Kine, of : V,r,i"V"i1," . ""'!'
I IMIIIv urn i ..
I'.uiitiluin i L' l',,"
thini heiit. ;"
FrniiKie llrin ,i... x- .. ..
I'.imvn, of Seuth Pl.ll,elpl,7
...m" w,"l'nw sluggers will exchange
'Tu,, " i"'' opening )0ut which
1) l!hv iimUn ,nm,,,) Kiwr im5
Hebby Iturinnii, local ilvals.
Beattle Police Chase Willie Meehan
t "iJJo'tl.h.bnieXer10 h"? :
Loek.,1 .. , .. i. " ','.'.. .!". '.'.". ' "niPKey,
'inn a i pi hi nn ... .... i... i. ..:'
fter he
fc I'tuiiM iit'iiiniuartprN iiiMt m.ri..
A.lelpir Se m h " " " ...""".. '.re
mi ii nniii iiiiimi .. i.i. .. --
lnililie Ml,, ., '.;.."". ".'?' .. allien
!:!!''.'.7eiirwTr,,,rGVinryLJ0unJ."n,
ii" iinnnue, loelt J ei ban In I,.. ,.l......" ".'
liutSw.rdayl"""1 "" "''i'nr.;.,tTi
St. Michael's Cancels Game
trr. Lerraine wen from Bt. Michael In ihe
opening Kamii en Monday, but thl!m.?nn
lk.l.el'm'niT """ lh'r players r In peer
hM tna nnst pity. t
in " "'"nth te be staged as the final f ,UaVl, Mn,n,rl '""'''h l-plnt, ban
f'llr egit-uilind COlltestM of !, ni ' Pl'ired hlmnelf undei the euro of Wllle l.M
liin A I li i. ,.,' tlle Olym- variln Mannell han lieen matched le meet
il.,nir A,1.'Kllr- Me1 Ceiignn, of '"'" Murruy nt the CnmbrU rvBru rvBru
Kienk n, Will be Tcndler's onnencnt I Bry ,0'
rr- r-r
Bafee Herman Score Knockouts, While Walker
Harry Seibold Dreps
Out-of Organized Ball
Harry Helbeld, who used te rurve
'cm ever for Cennle Mnck, has de
cided te d"op out of erganised base
ball. Helbeld wn whipped te Seat
tle, of the Pacific Coast League, by
Mack and plnyed there last cnen.
He wan ordered te report te Sioux
City next spring, but would rather
stay in Philadelphia.
Helbeld will pitch for the West
Philadelphia Shep in the Pennsyl
vania Itallread League.
HAVERFORD ON TRIP
Main Liners Play Four Garnet en
Basketball Journey
The Ilnverferd College basketbal'
team left today for a ftrenueus trip,
during which four games will be plnyed
In as nitinv night.
The firet rtep will be mode nt Gettys
burg, where the battlefield col
legians will be plnyed tonight. The
Mnin Liners then will move en te p'ay
Geneva nt Beaver Fnlls tomorrow
night. Greve City will be plnyed Fri
day night and Westminster Saturday.
The gninc with Greve City premises
te be a thriller. Twenty-two games
were wen In succcisien before Pitt
stepped the streak. Carnegie Tech and
Washington are among Greve City's
victims.
The Ilnverferd team has bepn weak
ened by Injuries sustained by Fisher
nnri Muenclt, who were nimble te ac
company the squad. In addition te
Conch Lnrdlc Davis and Manager
Montgomery, the following made the
trip: Captain Heb Matstke. Wnlten.
Ilucknell, Arneld, Taj ler, Mathls and
Garrett.
ILLINOIS BARS NINE
Taket Drastic Action Against Star.
Who Played In "Pre" Qame
Chamnalcn. III.. Feb. 1. The nine
University of Illinois football players i making five for his evening h work,
who engncc'l In a football gain" rmprlcster plnved eqna'lv as well
at Tnylervllle. 111.. November 27, have -nrtnered with Christian and dropped
been declared ' Ineligible from further i In three baskets In his opening per
participation in athletics at the unlvcr- fermnnee.
sity
The men admitted nlnjiiiK en the
Tnylervllle team against n Carllnvllle,
III., team, which included eight Notre
Dame men.
The faculty committee, which de
clared the Illinois men ineligible, said
nothing In its report concerning sur
render of the college letters or ether
trophies wen by the suspended players.
The nine men suspended arc Wilnulst,
Stcrnnman, Crnngle, Kniscr, Gam
mage. Greene, Simpsen, Mllllgan and
Teuschcr.
MRS. FOX WINNER
pefeats Miss Collett In Tourney at
Bellealre -"
Bellci'ilre Heights, Fla.. Feb. 1. Mrs.
Caleb F. Fex. of Huntingdon Valley,
letCUted -VliSH li eillin t'ellett. he
Miss (Jlenna Collett.
Providence girl wonder, en the Relic
aire links today by 1 up. Miss Collett
was tbc favorite, but her long game
could net be compared with Mrs. Fex's
mngn'ficent approaching nnd putting.
Hiss Collett had an excellent chance
te hnlve the match as Lc rracl.nl the '
reventeentb and eiebteetith greens with
her diivc, but took three putts.
Mrs. Fex made the round In S8,
which is geed golf here for woman
Miss Collett last fall defeated Miss
Ci - i ,i i, f.- .rltlsh woman sfniv
I .i. f.M-.ritp te win this
tournament. Mrs. Fex will piny against
- ,
'tter wen tlic nunllfylng round yester
day and today defeuted .Mis. ee..vil
Ferd.
PURDUE SUSPENDS WHITE
All-Western Conference Guard Dis
qualified en "Pre" Charges
Lafaycltf, Iuil.. Feb. 1. Den S.
White. all-Wistcin Conference Imx
kitbnl" siiiird. Inday was disiiialllled
fiem ftiithcr atlilctic competition nt
Purdue Fniversity for tilnvlnv n,i.
'Pff'ssienri baseball nnd basketball.
j. nc iiisipiauiicatien of White virtu -ally
wrecked the chances of Purdue in
the Western Conference bnsketbnl' race
Purdue is new tied with Minnesota for
first place, but the less of White was
described by Athletic Director N. A.
Kellogg as "ruining the tenm."
8prlnter "Before Dr.
Lerenz
New crk. Teh. I. KrMlp KArrell. star
snrlntrr c thr N?w Yerk Athletle Club, fell
In line with ether cripples today te bi ex
umlneil In Or. Aveir I.ereni! fur 11 feet all.
I'liarley I
inrni. wiiii Hirurit nun wnile ruvlnir ihn n.nt
.i.l.l.irlr ... II.. I . ....;- ".
Kiimnvr. mul which
.-.. ... unuiifil ,, vain,,
ha kept him
last
Hie tri'CK Hlnri'
from
Shugrue Leses en Feul
:?'' ?
Feb. 1. Jimmy Frn.
wen en a feu' n the
It With Jehnnv Mhtt....n
pin, hi nrnrrinn, wen oil n, roil' In h.
n,t rn.i m hi. n,.i, ,. i.v, i..V. 'T. ,. J'1 ,n'
; v.; Jt. i ,.;. ::v".v" ""'.','"" ?.rue.
of Werti-I.T Piuzrttl 1'repp.il e th- fleer
In a cllneh In the firm round and the ref
er mepp-Ml the lliht and awnrib-d lh bout
te Frurelll en r. foul, lleth men weighed
130 pounds.
Scraps About Scrappers I
1'ntsv Toke, one of mill's KmMlent mlti.
mm, 1 blni: uroenied bv Mike Memlrll a
match between Tnun and Hairy .laTe ban
1'i-Ni rllmheil bv NIB Hai for the Illjeu
Tlifntrc lenlu-ht. Other iminhr: KU arium
h. Yeurir Nelmn, lllllv flnnnen v Hlllv
!)eli and YuunK Sherlock . Willi..
, Itinkert,
I "Tiuv.in" Lnrkln. u Snn.ixuinil lumber
J.irk, has heeii culllni; eulle n ialhe In
I iienv m l-'ht iviiiih-ililuu In New oil Hi.
I U lelint linnilbil bv Jehn (Vllr.en wliu ni.)
i hna I.eu Snviler, n prmnlxlnii l3il-iiunil'T
under I. la wlt.B.
l!".r,,p.. 'nrKer. under the miinaKement of
Hi (lily Iwunend, lnnuex challenitei, tn Kid
(Irons, Maller Herman nnd Abu Cehen.
Henry llniiher, of .I'alrnmunt, la anxleun
te hook up
wun ai vereecKen.
l WilKller li In tlm f.-ltl..,- jn Bildllln
1. hlu tnnli.ll . ,1, k'hl l'.... .. ,"1I,.'.n
i, ,,," i, i' ',,,, iinniivi ai l nil
.!.... I W .1.... ., .,h. .1 ..... ll" '
ii.iiiiii niiuiiin iiiniii iiiit iiriwneii
nay mum inn prmnnier-in itrh. I
Is Mhcdiil.d ; i.1 ,,, lUIn Ji'e
men en Mmday n'ulU. I
,ira ut iren
IIIIIIM'I -IIM.'-I
Jelinin llennrllj . Im in in meei, pk i
SiUnilere at the Nailmnl Hatunlav iilL-ht
i iruieint u.ui in nun linn h'h hVi,
in.
nlable. will lane en Jlmtny Jerdan In the
w ml-llli nl the Auilllnrlum en i,,.,i:...
I 'Kin Hebby Hern , lleurule Starke is
thu scml. nther lieulai Johnny Hrnwii ii
lliintv Cooper. Sammy Schelff s. Jehnnv
Iliuileii. Danny Tey u, jlnini Kirk I j
liiWVf!'0""'' v- Veunir Juil, llarrln,
Jee KiKiin, Went Hhlliulelplii i llu-htweluhi
uhii bii be ban lieeti fniiinl ,.. ... .... 7 1
-HltlllVIillil h.lll, iIOIlV 1 . .in.,. n .. i v., illllllllllH ,rj lUrilllln'
boxer and I 'rank Tiijer nickt him te i In !SU? n"" !"! .,?.l,'"'lu" llelllnn in.'
by a innrBln from HaUailure JoeJ,iknon r.'Vf"'""1 1 'thiel. Ilabj . 111.1
will pilr off with .llmnn (Ubbi ns in ilie ,J",1I'1 1" tne'l Hepo . . Hi
name r ml h'ch ale Incluikn AI Wanner Th"'l r.we, nurne 17110 for three-sear-
in Kid Waiiner. Veuiu Mahenev vn. ySSni "!'' '"' '"'. clalmlim. il furlenaJ: '
On rue Chip and Ty Cobb . Johnny .MBe, Menn Wlnka H7 Incinerator 1111
Mike Kenrnn. he In in Hlllv hik... .- a1'" .."".""!" f.!'l.!!tn '-'
IILI . .I.I..1. ... ... ,. .......II.. .... -..,,, .,!., ,. ml ,i. I ii I... I .. . -, ......
."tlliwn In iii ili r te kci nr j..n. new ' villi I i,v
unilvr llii C'Hern or Hilly llliuk Hlllv .
Item bin new elm rue c in kli w te iiiIi.uiIiiki.
mil nn of the l.l.i.piunileii, nmuinl and
iluen nut b.ir all) one nt I he weli-hi. in,. .
..!. I.nu llAl.l... M'.m.lu U. ..".' ..,,"'
nli-0 lina llebliv WoeiIh, IIS; Ynuni; .Muck
iM, mul Hebby llebldMiu, AiH, m hlii Miible.
WIIHe Ilinln. of Kllznlmlh. N" J, will be
erpJBCd te Wlllle Oreen Kriday nlvht at tlm
L'ambrla Club. Temmy J)el n. of Man.i
yunk U te appear In the Mml. Kin en.
penent will he llernle Oenwuy, of John' Jehn'
town. Pa. I'rellmni Jlirfmy iloGevein
Temmy MeCunm. Yeunit UmUh va. Oeeria
Davla and SumnV Carfca va. RltchU Kln.
EJ22?W
.unimiw'
fl
:trrF fk-7.Jv? Vf-Vf
f.V
Christian and Armpriester Made
Sensational Debut Against
Coatesville
HAGQERTY HAS PLAINT
Tbc reconstructed Heading Enstcrn
League basketball team, with Its scnool scneol scnoel
boy sensation In th" line-up, will be
the opponents of Camden tonight In the
Third Regiment Armery nt Heddon
avenue and Mlckle street. Fans tn thl
locality will hnvc a chance te lamp
for the first time In blg-lengue regalia
"Curly" Christian and "'umv" Arm
nrlester. who mndn such n sensational
debut against Centesvll'c en Suturdny.
The youngsters, with Charlie Gnul.
another ttn-Stntc product, supplanted
Geerge Haggcrty, Lee Mnlene, Jee
Dreyfuss nnd Frnnkle Beyle, veterans,
who were releaser, "for the geed of the
team." In their Initial battle with the
reate. Blading wen, 27 te 21, and
Christian nnd Armpriester mere thnn
fi'led tlr shoes of the vets.
They fitted Inte the line-up perfectly
nnd ndded speed nnd scoring strength
te the nenrs. Christian dazzled as no
dinner ever has In the big leagues.
II" Is well-known in this city, having
"ta-rcd with Beading High Scheel In
the Penn teumai ent Inst year. He Is
n whnle of a youngster, built from the
ground up nnd fitted well te stand the
gaff of a hard Eastern League game.
He started against Rny Cress en Sat
urila'1 and when he made a pair of bas
kets in the opening minutes, jmy wns
-,;, en. u mm i vi
i 1P, t,P Peedv Geerge te n single
"sk"t and secured three mere himself.
Iln!",erty Resents Release
CJcerRc HnjsKPrtv, tbc big center, wbe
had only joined Rending n week or se,
was net a little ruffled about being left
out. Tbc big fellow said: "I always
played my very best for the team and ,
never laid down for a moment. Had I
M'urcu muru i'hskcik i hhuiii iitnuiiuij
linve been mere popular with the fans;
but hew can one piny en a tenm where
there was treuhle, ns was the case witn
Rendlne?
Ha gcrty, white net with the tenm
this year, admitted en severnl occnslens i
that there wus a certain plajer from I
whom one "could net buy a pass." He
recalled a recent game et ('eitc-vll e.
which lie claims wns lest for the reason
thnt two Reading players were "bottling
en the fleer inter having secured a S)
I"'nt lend.
J,S Ocergc said lie hated te leave the
-"' wiivic iiu mm iiitiih inn ruui
I.. i.l I .... I..,..l..1...11 ..i.l. l.
K",,"f,'l"f.' . ";..","." ,'.V" " i': ,
believing that he had laid down with
the ether members of the team.
All four arc reported te have secured
jobs elsewhere. Hnggcrtv has joined
Ensthampten (Mass.), of the Inter
'1.. l'"?' . JnKff . u 'i??
Hedrnn nnd Marty Friedman, the Hcnv
rnly Twins. Jee Dreyfuss hns connected
nt Wllkcs-Harre. Hejlp and I.ee Mn Mn Mn
lone have sljned with a New Yerk In
dependent aggregation managed by Dick
Lenry.
GIRLS IN CAGE GAME
Y. W. C. A. Five te Meet Osteo
pathic Team Today
(luteepathy Drexrl
J!'iJr"J J'ex- fnrH-nril Virginia Jnrksen
.llllnred .lennlnm. . .ferwi.nl ..llllnnv t.-l&ni.
Jane Ferrman. .Jiiniplnv renter.. . I.urla 1)111
.nna iirnnm. . nil-e'nirr .llrret Klln
IxiiiIiip (reswfll icuerd. ..AnruMn Allen
iih j.oency . . ...sii ni ,. , Kmllj Stetriw
Rrferer MrN. M. F. I)'I.I-eir. Time of
liulieji 20 mlnutrH.
The fur Is expected te fly this after
noon nt 4 o'clock, when the crack five
of the gills' basketball tc.iiu of the
osteopathic i allege tacKies tlic iiiintet
of f.iir dribblers from Dreei Institute
at the Yeung Women's Christian As
sociation. Eighteenth and Arch streets.
In the evening the regular men's five
of Osteopathic College will match
passes with the St. Jpsenh's College.
The game will be staged in the Second
Regiment Armery, Bread street und
Susquehanna avenue.
New Orleans Entries for Thursday
Flint race, I10UO, tuo-eur-eM mald'ns
'I furlenk-x:
Tin uiuana Ill Dearie Hi
llejec tlen 114 SI. Awtellna ....111
J.iiily IIeiih ...... 114 Uelilen Ferk 111
J. .hired I.errilne.114 .Mnsroiie lu
(n)Frankendt i ...111 Kewple s 114
(.iWeriiubnum ...111
(a)ll T, (Irlfrin entry.
.second race, purne $1000, rlalmlnir. four.
M'ar-elds end
I'laln Hill ...
Cur
Hnl
Ilitslnda ...,
Mark Went . .
H.len Atkln ,
up, II furlnnKKi
...Jiri MnUolle Vlftli
...HI IIehh It ails
. ..Il.'l T.K.I'linileri.'.iMl inn
...iim ?i riu.in
...110 'Lady Mildred
...101
.1
1110
Third race.
tiurftt! S 1000. elulmlnif
four-
9,-1,1 iiiiii, mill up, ,i (urieIlKH
Ibleuet till Lecarno . ..
I'retender 114 'I-aul Connelly
Ciilmlt Lass ln Ace of Act a
Ita ler, Mace
Slekta 103 '.Marie Maxim
103
112
11.1
111
loe
reuilh race, purne
S1000. alliiwnnreM.
nur-ji ar-euiH anil up.
rier,"'," " .'"In l Cnune..l07
llff Hani; 107 Ilrluht Lights , ,.ln7
Itei ins Muiciber ,.ile
seulier Hi
v lurinnBn
Hfth race, purne tl.lOi), Mercbanta
ilicne. threearn ili. 1 inlt
Hale
Cenilicnn 10S Mnrsdil Ins
wiiliind 107 Cem .MOr,rkln.. 11J
Miriam Ce er . ln.l
I Hlxth race, nurnv JtOOO, threeocar-elila
nd up. I mile, and 7(1 Mirdn:
s,irh Verdict ..111! Ala, ,lr. ...
I r.lll'e IM .. .Un Itomee
...ill)
. til
.. Jin
... Ill)
three-
'Itiihi Mil Wneilihriinh
erlty 113 MkkevMoeie
Hepi.th rucii, purn $1000, rlalmlnir
triir-nliln and up, I 1-ln miles:
urace ituiK ,, . in - ruin k
Homeward lleund.lnl Klnmlnhe'r" !
Nerileik 1VJ L.iKrena ,.
Hiimmv Jay ... He
Weather clear: iruck muddy
Apprentice ivllewiincn claimed,
...in
. ..109
Havana Entries for Thursday
Plrnt race purne 7D0, for threcyenr-eldn
I up. ilulmlnK. a fut lentrn:
Dlff'dene." 1(1.1 hv .lm je3
.i i n
I hn j"
Wnbl.
I iiiarrt . .nn inre .no
c.m'V , no KiiMimn 110
Dili .... 110 III ntriirin 1 ,A
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Cblnieleaijue ...loe M'lirlHile lleltern 10:' 1
lUrne .. 10.1 n.m ,,n
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Sixth ram inirne "700 for ihreeoear ihreeeear
n Mm anil up ilalml-v 1 l.lil mlleni
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lanella Hey ....101 n Heielr ... . ,10K
Inn Munm IDS NnvaJe iel
Hea Urchin .....Hill Meailowerlh ... 1011
Hummer H'sh ,..10' ron.iantlne . lie
Mleerlcerde US Marauder IH
Weather clear:, track faet. .
Apprentice allowance of 0 .pound claimed.
SCHOLASTIC STARS
TO OPPOSE CAMDEN
i i. lie, nurae 17ml. fei
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"CURLY" CHRISTIAN
Fermer Reading High Scheel star,
new playing in the Eastern League
BAR DEMPSEY-BRENNAN GO
Chairman Muldoon Says Proposed.
Match la an Imposition
New Yerk. Feb. 1. William Mul
doon, clinlrnmn et flic New Yerk State i
Athletic Commission, hns notified Tex
Rlckard, Madisen Square Garden pre
meter, that Under no circumstnnees
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would the Boxing Governing Beard tel- throwing contest held estcrduy after
eratc another match between Jack neon en Franklin Field.
Dcmpsey nnd Bill Brcnnnn for the Tex Hunter, the giant gridiron star,
world's heavyweight championship. who is trying his hand at the track for
The notification from Chairman Mul- ' the first time, tossed the stick 100 feet
doen caused an unexpected upset in the jesterdny, nn excellent mark for n mnn
plans te sign this title contest for March who never had n javelin in his hand
17 nt Madisen Square Garden. utiti1 last fall. Ills mark Is some
Preliminary details had been nr- twenty-three feet under the Franklin
ranged, and It was planned te sign the Fli-Iit record, hut his improvement
champion nnd his Chicago rival for a should be m.iiked, particularly when it
iweive-reund lintt e in the warden.
making tbc tblrd match between Demp
sc.v ami nrennnn.
"A match between Demtisey nnd
Ilrrnnnn will net be permitted under
any circumstances just new,"' said
Chairman Muldoon. "Such a contest.
In my opinion, would net be a proper
match te offer the public nt this time,
The Idea is ridiculous- en the face of it.
IWunnnllf T tl.lnt. I. 1 l , ill
1 ersennlly I think it is the cheekiest
preposition ever advanced in boxing clr-
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nllv" 8 l,CrC ""d th P,,blie
generally.'
E. APPLEBY SETS RECORQ
Makes Run of 142 In Class A
Bit-
Hard Tourney
New Yerk. Feb. 1. A new Amerl- i
can record run of 142 in diss A nma-
tenr 1S.9 Imtkllnn l.lllln... .""".t '
.:..... 7. "" ;..- ! Hume
K ,n P nl :.'vnr Appleby. New Yerk
Athletic (.nil), in bis second - round
iniiren ei tnc nntienai amateur chum chum
pienslilp. The former record. 13ft. was made by
Champien Charles Hcdden. nf n,.,.
glae. Mich., in the tournament nt Clcve- 1 1
I land last year. g
Applcbv defeated T. Henry Clnrksen. 5
nlse of New Yerk. .!00 te 1-15. His i
nverage was 17 11-17. j
In the final match nf tlic second 1
round Percy X. Ce'Ilns, 0r Chicago, ft
defeated IMwnrd W. fiardner. of Ment- 3
clnir. X. J.. .'500 te SS. Cellins' vei- I 1
age wns 10 10-L'l) and his high run f). fl
Oardner plnjed poorly and his best 3
run was 10. 1 1
Matches in tednv's play were an- 1
neunced this morning. They fellow ' m
T. Henrv Clnrksen vs. Kdward (Jnrd- I i
ner. Percv Cellins vn, Frnnels
Appleby. Emil Henncr vs. Edgar i H
Appleby. a
I
Yanks Sign Second Babe Ruth 4
Xew Yerk. Feb. 1. 1M .M-use ,i,l t i, if
a ieuii'.-i i.irt e' hl n ur-nnnrKiike, Hub
Mourn I, and ( 1). Tuck-r hilled h normal J
I "Hal..') Itulh. line I,.en .ir..,l bv the'ft
New lerli .uikec and will iiirempiiiiy the I 9
yiuiil en lis Huuth rn mui M,.uh.. ,!,., ' r3
from Ceffew lib-. Kan., the home of Walti r J
.lohnnen and Tinker, who plnusl hint M'ar i fi
nt tin- vxrwiHMk iiiuiu i-cuKui', vieuiiMi me ball
fur ii n avpr.iifit nr 4.11 '
SALE OF U. S.
NAVAL CRAFT
TUGS, CARGO CARRIER,
YACHTS, SUB-CH ASERS,Etc
?? ?noed PrP8al3' Opening 10:00 A. M., February
dl, 1922, at the Beard of Survey, Appraisal and Sale,
navy lard, Washington, D. C.
U. S. S. SEA ROVER
Tug (Steel). Indicated h. p.
700. Located at Mare Island,
Calif.
U. S. S. PASSAIC
Tug (Weed). Indicated h. p.
425. Located at Brooklyn,
N. V.
U. S. S. DANTZLER
Tug (Weed). Estimated h. p.
375. Located at New Orleans,
La.
U. S. S. LONG BEACH
Carge Vessel. Gress Tonnage
2,974. Located at Bosten,
Mass.
U. S. S. GREEN DRAGON
Patrel Beat. Length 60 ft., En
durance 504 mi. Located at
Bosten, 'Mass.
Catalog Ne. SS-B, Jeicribing the veueli, may be obtained and impmcHn !
arranged for by communicating with the SUPPLY OFFICER at any of th
following Navy Yards: '"'
Philadelphia, Pa. Charleston, S. C. '
Bosten, Mass. Mare Island, Calif.
Norfolk, Va. Puget Sound, Wash.
Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111.
or
Beard of Survey, Appraisal and Sale
Navy Supply Depot, S. Brooklyn, N. Y.
U. S. NAVY CENTRAL SALES OFFICR
NAVY YARD WASHINGTON. D. C.
?$HF$!$$A4Wf
Mjn-nBe' $
LL. a -v ; "' '- L1
iAr:WBD:
PENN RELAY MEET
Pacific Coast Team in for First
Time Along With Washing
ton U. Hamer Wins Javelin
CHANGE IN ROWING RACES
NKBiJAirrr Fisj
OREGON TEAM IN
riiTr ..i.... i. iTieplfv proposed howl stadium will include un
qiHR relay games at the Unyersity;)Vnl m b j. fr(i(
- of Pennsylvania In April will have -
u college enterca in several events tnnu
has never contested in this section of
the country. Yesterday Grersc Orten,
dltectiif of the telnv gnmes, received n
letter from the University of Oregon In
which they stnted tint they would prob
ably enter u team in one of the relny
races and may also send several ether
athletes along te compete In the special
events. '
Oregon Is the college thnt sent Huge
Bezdek te Penn Stute. According te
the letter, the Oregenluns have sewral
piemlsittg track stars and they arc nnx nnx
leus te display their wares In the Kast. i
In addition te the Oregon team, the
University of the State of Washingten1
will also be represented ngaln. Last
jicer It will be remembered that Jenne,
the iutercetlcglate pole-vault record
holder, entered the relays and finished
third In his favorite event. He will
probably come 1'nst again this year with
M'Virul ether athletes.
Thnt Penn will have nnether jnvelln
star along with Geerge Brendcr te up
held the Kcd and lllue in the Interpol
lcilnfe, wns the result nf the invelln
' censiuercu i n- is .nui.iiij -
ice nt the snerr Panwnrth finished
second In the event with a heave of
i:i4 feet 0 Inches nnd Frank IJrender,
b fit her of (iconic, the lecerd heider,
third with V.V,', feet 7 Inches.
According te Jen Wright, conch of the
crews the Beric Cup will net be an open
event, but will be closed te Penn crews.
tlm members of which have neer rowed
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Oil It VBrSlI, Jlllll"! uin,t, !"'- iuunu
.. i .. ..-... a.. .. ,,, l, nn
? w, J'st,, ed l,nt the cup race would
Anetlicr impenuiii iiniiminccim-'iii ej i
bright had te de with the scheduling
of u new race in tne rienic.v regatta,
which will have only tlilid varsity crews
take the mink This, according te
Wright, will be a gieut incentive for
students te turn out for crews. The
great number of races --clicilulca will
give .nearly every mnn nn opportunity
tn row in a icgular race.
raiiiiiiiiiiiiririiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Werth almost double
its price
t J2IS." cs) ceji
cm
U. S. S. NERO
Fuel Ship (Steel). Gress Ten-
nage 2,611. Located at Mare
Island, Calif.
U. S. S. MONTEREY
Monitor
Length 260 ft., Breadth 59 ft.
Located at Pearl Harber, H. I.
U. S. S. VERGANA
Yacht (Steel). Length 147 ft.,
Endurance 756 mi. Located at
Mare Island, Calif.
U. S. S. DOLPHIN
ee?0."1' Length 256 ft'l'h. P.
2.255. Located at Bosten, Mass.
SUB-CHASER Ne. 439
Hmpten Rends.
SUB-CHASER Ne. 147
At Bosten, Mass.
SUB-CHASER Ne. 257-322
At New Yerk, N. Y.
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At all our Stores I I Ff TjJ I ' i-
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CALIFORNIA TO HAVE 'BOWL'
Structure Will 8eat Mere Than
75,000 and Ceat About $1,000,000
Berkeley, Calif., Feb. I. Decision
te construct nt the University of Calif
ornia here an athletic stadium of the
"bowl" tjpc similar te the one at Stan
ford University was announced today.
Plans for a huge steel and cencietc
structure originally proposed hnvc been
abandoned.
In all probability, according te uni
versity officials, the new stnillum will
be built In Strawberry Canjen, en the'
campus, Tentative plans me for a
structure te be. completed bv 1I)2.1nvhlch
would sent upward of 7,"i,(M)() persons
and cost approximately S1.000.0OO. The
Harvard Star Runner III
CnmtirliUr. Mnn., fell. 1, Percy Jenkins
Itnrvnrd sprinter, who was le hne limn
r cenipMit'ii at the Mlllresc Riunrs In New
Yerk tnnlKht, Is III with tensllltlx an.l will
Ire unable tn run.
Parent la Celby Coach
VFntfrvlllp, Me., Keb. 1. Appointment et
I'recl I. Parent as baseball cesfh at Celbv
CellfBe for the cemlnif sensen has been nn nn
neunced. t'irent at enn tlme wns cuptaln
of the lloslen Amrrlrana.
Jiai
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Value in the
high-qualitytobacce,
fully aged. Value in
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pendability, adaptability, efficiency or
economy of the Fordson Tractftr.
These things have all been proved by
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CHAMPIONS IN SKI MEET
World's Tltlehelders Entered In An
nual Tourney at Revelstoke, B. C.
Revelstekf, It. C Feb. 1. Three
world's champions and many ether
notable ski jumpers will compete In the
eighth annual tournament of the Bevel
stoke Ski Club, en Revelstoke tllll.
, Mount Revelstoke, National Park,
I iiesilay and Wednesday, February 7
mul 8.
Full Dress & Tuxedos
te Hire or Sell
Alse f'utiiwnjs for Morning Wrildlnt
f.ntrst Ht.rlfs first Qllnlltr
HARRY LEIDNER ,.
1000 W. Girard Ave. KX.
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TONIGHT. 4 Star Bouts 4
Harry Juffe vs. Patsy Toge
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every line, construction and excavating
engineers, cementing contractors, coal
and building supply concerns, street
and read building contractors, cities,
towns and villages.
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