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Downs May 13 te Decide Best of 1921
Tive-Y car-Olds
n- iienrcitT v. maxwixi.
Spiirln KHIter Ktcnlne 1'tiWlr I-ctUer
'ftljjiB first big ten for three-) ear-olds will be held en Sntunlny, Mny 13,
Xjlwhcn tlvp Kentuel.v Derby is ftascd tit historic Churchill Down. This
kAMAA.A.t .. 1.I..I. .. ntl i..nrtn rAtif'r linn rjtvlvpil InterpRt itl the well-
IS?.? known Mieit of hlnes. mill dem-Mcrs nlr'endv 'ire flouring the chance of the
V" uteris tlmt made poed u tue-yenr-nlds last r -men The Ileiby lequlres the
r" yeunc hertes te fte a unite of one mile nml n quarter aim carry riraie timkihb.
,TXIIC KenttlCKV lM-tt).V, MI0VW1 as mc prowl raci- ej i in- 411U--WV.UH m... ......
famished the Holiest taVe in the vverld for any ape tl.emiiRlibrciK and this
car'thc miIiip hn- been lneieu-ed. The winner en Mu VI must lecelvp as
mueh as Mii.OOO. tin- end hone 00l)(l and SIIOOO will RO te the horse
finishing third. The added money remains at $."0,000. but tile final entr fee
hai'bccn ineuaed fiem i2."0 te $."00. 'Ihls will raise the value of the stake
cenidcmbl from its fercntr figure and add te the keennes of the centeBt
for-the prize. ,
,fter this race will conic the VreaUness at Pimlico in Ualtlmere, which
la tfce second rate in nlue.
Tlie Derby, which wax revived in 17." an 1 run continuously ever since,
1b the banner cent of the je.ir. It hat. aeeunml.ited many points of attrac
tiveness etit-lde of it menetar alue, and owners would rather win that
racevthan nn ethci. It i- the eldest tiel e, nt in Atactica ami of late .ears
Jiajbeen a content betweui tlie KVw and the West. Tliat is te sa , an
Kaifeni horse or an Knvtcrii Mabie has been the favorite for many years but
theKhatc net been cen'-Mcnt winners.
jy.ast jcar, for cNample, Harry I'ayne Whitney furnished the faverlt''
Vntnr, but entries from tin. West which is a way of Miing Kentuckv
KnlMicd one-two. New we linvi another fiwerlte. but no one can.be blamed
ferUhnt. The unbeaten Mervieh i" oenldered the ''as of the ticld and few
canhaec hew Henjamin Hleek s wonderful thoreuRhbred can lese. Still ou
nevVr can tell In hers-e-raclnp. There is such a thing as the. dope and it
fftijlently is upset
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eursctf or a I'aul Jenes or nu Ertcrminater, v hlch came out
te the eteutln te defeat L'steba, or Omar Khayyam, uhich tchtppcil
into suhmisiien the Eastern ticket in lDlGt
He that 0? it mat, the 1(22 Derby premUei te he the greatest
pf them all.
Yanks Make Cut in Spring Training
'I
Till. New Yerk Yankee-. hae Vut out spring training en a large scale.
Instead of shlnninc set oral cariead. of jeuthful and ambitious ball plaers
who lmrn't a chance In the weild te make Reed, Miller Muggins has ordered
exactly thirty-four men te report in New Orleans, nnd that number includes
the veterans and looking
On the ether hand as thej say at the club, .Tawn Mcfiraw, with a. ball
club which seems te be made te order, will take some fifty athletes te Sau
Antonie because he wants te find a couple of geed pitchers and an outfielder
or two.
Last year the Yanks played Santa Clans te all of the bush-leaRueis In the
world. If a ball player expressed 'a desire te assist the New Yorkers, be was
Immediately signed. Scouts toured the ceuntr and ordered every likely
looking ungstcr te go te Shrcvepert and hae a aratien at the expense of
the Colonels. When the entire squad reported en the field the first day, it
looked like the opening football practice nt Harvard. The field was e
cluttered up with men in uniform tlmt Miller HugRins had te held two
practices a day.
In a short time the (com disclaimed all knewledpc of ever seeing some
of the performers and the meaning the. performers were sni horn,' by the
'carload. There was no chance te de uny work until the gang had been cuf
down te normal size. And, after it was all etcr, the Yanks gamed nothing.
ITe
trolley, Uuel: Wilsen nnd
" Catchers Walh Srh
Scott.
Glenn
Chick
? year Iluegini deci net have te de any crpctlmcntinj,
has his infield and outfield all set, his catchers ate poed nnd the
pitchers cannot he unpreied upon, lie iceuld like te net Ycnch
from Detroit te fill in nhile Ilahc Jluth nnd Mcuscl are xacatieniny
for fiic necks, but this is the only ihawje.
Huggins' Bex Men Stand Out
i rpHAT pitching staff looms up fermidablj at this time. If the stars Use
J- .ir, tf, tlieln ciiritit'l t Inn I tlm ,lie nlllllw in fill, elrpillf Xlill hmp knma tell
..,. . ....'.. .!'.. ..... , .... w.. .......... . ....... vul.
bustling te de if they hope te dislodge the Yanks from the peak. Have a
190k at the rester:
Pitchers V,eh Shawke. Cnrl Mas. Waite Hevt. Sam Jenes. Jee I?us!i.
l.Harry Murray. H. T. (lulp. I.eftv O'De'il. Heb Tecarr, (ieerge Qtiinn, Jim
id Ilain Harper.
I'hang, Al Deermer ami I'red Heffman.
Infielders Wnlb Pipp. Aaren Ward, Mike McNallj, Hwrutt
Frank Baker, Johnny Mitchell, Nerman McMillan, W. Kingdom nnd
Klllinger.
Outfielders Babe Iiuth. Heb M eusel, Klmer Miller. Hebby Reth,
Tewster, Ilinkey Haines, Camp Skinner. Hd Meusel nnd O. U. Tucker.
Net such a bad line-up for ANY blg-lengue club. The Infield should be
rather speedy and, If Veach is procured in a trade for Mitchell, another
larruping outfield will de a let of entraining. Huggins does net hae te be
annoyed with untried jeungsters this season
The (Jinnts nle nri all et rspi-rially in the infield. Kelly en first;
lTrisch, second; Hancreft. short, and (Jreh at third base could hnrdlj be im im
jireved upon. Iilsh Meusd and Yeung are geed outfielders, but the yawning
apace In center field, left acant b Geerge Burns, will have te he tilled
Cunningham amL, Shinner. reccntlj purchased from Indianapolis, arc the
leading candidates, but McGraw wants te leek eer a half dozen ethers te
make sure.
Even thine depends upon the pitdicr. and .lawn will hae twent of
I? 1 ,Othm en the job. lieughis, NeUf. Teney and Barnes ar the old Mund-bs, and
Ih.'' uch is expected from irg.l Barnes, I'.it Shea and Bill Itjan. Thlrtpen
ethers will make bids for two acant positions.
LOOKS as if both McOraw and Ifuggms ate fieuring 011 the
World Scries again and, according te the railj dope, they
probably will get their uish.
Willie Green Is ''Tnethpirk'" Glevnman
LONG and skinny, Willie Grun, of K, ningtnn, is due te pnh his rliln
fiame Inte the featherweight hmdu'lit is a hover of 110 mediocre ability.
IThiH elongated 1'.'l-p.;in der, like the 1'unligil Sen. returned te Blulndelphi.i'n.
Jidtic star, which rej ntnt en lie e t ililislied in the Middle West
When Willie left his fit of luitli , step mm the garb of a gob during tin'
Sreat war, Green's eui intuitions of lighting were p'nnned for tli. benefit of
his Uncle Sam'l IIweir. the Inn of mling it up with his an.,r btnhlies
caused (Jreen te get into fi-t 10 aitmn. and imm'rllatei 1k becinie 'i favorite
Eddie Stanten, a former befi , was the athletic dlimer at the (ireat
Lake Station, where the Kensington n an was locate 1, and he picked Green as
the best prospect of th" aspiring p'i,;!ltMs there.
Anil Willie has net divippeinte,! IM lie Stanten had Green homing
censlstentl in tin Wist until i'e roethiiik" punclier fi. ight himself out of
opponents, and new Wil'ic is 111 the l'nst ful'y ceniident that lie will lit able
te dlspla the form te make linn a we thj mnt.nder ter the featherweight
cbamplenship.
In two bouts te dnte in 1'hili.di'lphln t.ieen 1ms ! 111 en str.it 01 1 ids class
He had no trouble winning f 1 run Man n .ludge In tin ueerbi.il mile anil
then he came through with 1111 lmpri"siw nnd favinntiiig leiur. eiM r Karl
Hartman, who is one of 1'hlladelplua'i. most piemMiig hexere.
Urcen showed In beth matches that he was a mm II buter, although
appeared te lack punching puwirs
viiHV WACK BICHT IM A ( ' I """ "
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HIM YeU'Ve CJOT Te HAVt MV PRttSBWT ItJCOrAS Wilt. ( LgygJ-V CHttDRBeJ AsJD b), I
A rtAisn-- MC4 3oed- I Ner N0T MeeT THfi MAY WJ6LU iMAClrJE THE
HffARTCD--. ! yJlflH I HAD- I OBrAAMOJ OP TV PRB3feMT ( JTRAItsI OM MV.P0R5P Te
0,reTX0r0eV,8-ru l CeST OF L,V"NG J I -SUPPl-V TMEM WITH JOST )
A 8le3 AOVAWTASe TO TM I , s 1 f -Ape il,.rl'.ITiKr
A BIG INCREASE. , s - ")- OP L,Ffi J
HCatTATC Te SPEAK J i" jf&L I Jl. ijr
rreRTY DOLLARS A WBK , " ,.
la NO LOlsieieR. SUFFICICMT I f , " V. WHV HE &b e WOULD )
AMD TrtCRBFOHE I WI3M YeO I I 1 f.i TAKe THe MTTCR UP (
Te CeiJJiDCR. rV "RBOOeflT , I Y. WITH THE BOARD t
Fet A RAiSfi Te FlFTV-' OKT OUT WrM 3eNRMeRS AT ONCK
. PSRWM I u-qp M6 1 AeJD LET ME KivJOtW 7HC
K " I " nra,i l p,Dt DEctaiew. of That J
; V J tHUfiy 8edv 10 a FewJDAYsj
3H & 5-J H S etts, ( 0H-HUH-TriAT)'
Cff'I.U. H, T, TritaM IM,
The Hardest Battle
of My Ring Career
9
OV Mike Malene Knocked
Harry Brown Inte a
! ' "Dream" in hatter's
I Toughest Tussle
" AWOKE" AFTER BOUT
I
B HARRY (KID) BROWN
T WAS like a dream that hardest
battle of nn ring career. Being
.socked woezj early in the fifth round,
feeling mycelf sailing nleng as If through
space until .ifter the mnteh was ever
and then wak
ing up, as It
were, in un
dressing room
were the sensa
tional feelings I
experienced one
hilly night in
September,
1017.
Mlke Malene,
i.'t that time r.
etetan pune hu
rt Kensington,
w a s the man
who crneked me
then only a
mere kid tlusli
en the chin. I
felt nnse'f go
ing down, grabbed him mound the
knees and --omeliew ei ether ni.inaged
te pull melf up, holding en te Mike
in a viselikc giip.
I hne a faint recollection of Referee
Temmv Heill losing a let of puff ti.Ing
te separate us. Iinnll) he siicteciieii i
and, eddently, I (.taggered around i-e
much for several seconds that Malene
couldn't gauge another wallop with jilf ,
terrific right. Then, as if in the dls
tancr, I heard the tingle of a gong. My
handlers surged into the ring and helped
me te my corner.
Wen en I'eints
Ki
KsxmeawsEgmsi
American League Leaders
. In Battle for First Place
The undefeated leaders In the
final half of the American Basket
ball League, Alpha and Broadway
Cyclc, clash this evening at Mur
phy's Hall, Third nnd Brown streets,
and the winner will, in nil probabil
ity, annex the second-half hnnerH.
Alpha will use Dailey, Grneff and
Unweliffe, ferwards: IM Keenan,
centre, nnd Gorden, lingo nndSoin nndSein
mer guards, Broadway t'jclc will
depend en l.uff and Gallagher,
forwards; Buss Pessctt, center, and
SimindUiger and Van Ostcu guards.
The latter has been ill, however,
and In case he does net play, "Bill"
I'ike will get into the game.
"CURLY" CHRISTIAN
CAGES FIVE GOALS
Sensational Scholastic Forward
of Reading Bears Repeats
Initial Performance
PADDOCK NOW AFTER
TED MEREDITH'S MARK
California Sprinter Has Large Ambitions in Direction
of Records for 440 and Alse the 100 Yards .
Stretch
CHARLIE
two hcav
PADDOCK
heavily ce'ntcd desires. One Is
te run 100 jards In 0 2-5 sccertds. The
ether Is te run the 440 yards in 47 1-fi,
n fifth under Ted Meredith's rceord rceerd
hbldlng mark. The California flyer,
with the right break, might easily gl't
away with both. Of the two he has a
better chance te break Meredith's mark,
where his combined tpecd nnd stamina
win be of great Help, lie sneum DC at
I.Ih Iuii.4 .1.1.. nMneAM !. I nt. .e MAtlHl '
tun uvai in it rci.nuu, ,.nii iiiu vn.,j
preve te be n bigger 3 ear than his last
campaign, where he collected enough
records te fill a hogshead.
"J. J. M'ORAW noie plant te quit!"
Five years age these lines tccre writ.
Hut still beyond all ehanoe for euro
He finds the pastime's ancient lure.
Fer xchen the fever's tn your bones,
In spite of pessimistic groans,
When passing years hate come and
gene,
There j something beckons, en and en.
There's something calls one te the field,
With club and ball, or sicerd and
shield,
MV, tee, have mapped out our retreat,
Only te find that tee must cat.
EVERETT SCOTT, the Red Sox Sex
Yankee shortstop, intends te leave
n mark of durability that will never lie
touched within memory or eyesight of
this generation. Scott has already
smashu! all records for continued serv
ice en the field, nnd nothing short of a
cnlamlty will check his career this year.
Although a lianl, eieternunea ngiitcr,
By GRANTLANDIRICE'
. . t.. A I-. .. kill- tllA iiiruI.
new carries as sac pinyea jusi i" .""-sr'vrr-" "
ness ei nor Biyie ueeaii t t"
.lJ nnmllu fihlx R. In fCt. lUUCh
better off when she only plays Just
enough te net the touch and feci of
her clubs, where keenness for piny will
mere than make up for lack of hard
work. Miss Stirling has no particular
faults te correct at any time. With less
play she will agnin be a vital factor
where the clans assemble, for n com
bination of skill, power and courage is
never checked by one en -year.
(CpALIFORKIA is satisfied with the
L aftermath of the W. and J.
came," writes a Westerner. "If se
many In the East can stir up such ti
hullabaloo ever a tie, looking upon It
ai a wonderful victory, far Western
football isn't se bad off after all. What
t tv r,.i t .tiii irnln mere around and
make mere first downs? Didn't lale de
the same thing against Harvard? Dldn t
Notre Dame de the snme thing against
Iowa? Didn't Pittsburgh make mero
than twlce os many first downs agnlti3t
I.nfavette than Lafnjette made against
Pittsburgh? But did Yale, Notre Drtinc
and Pittsburgh get nil the ciedlt? If the
last football season proved anthlng, it
proved that making first downs or
gaining mero ground was only a small
nart of what took place en the field
when it came te the final Bcerc.
JESSR OUIIiFORD, amateur golf
champion, has get an early start for
the biggest campaign of his career, li
untoward events ueni iuimt
NATIONAL
11 th A C.th.rin. St..
SATURDAY KVE., FEB. 4 '
JOHNNY i TV
MAYO Vi. . COBB
40iinnv. ' e nre,
MAHONEY v. CHIP
WAGNER vi. WAGNER
mv. ni
JACKSON vs. GIBBONS
rilll. JOHNNt
SALVAD0RE vi. DONNELLY
Fire CrtVr-itk Itents -Fottpened
Frem I'Mt Wttk
RfMirrd Hwt, 1, 60, l.00. Aflm., 80,
fmtea 61M
Wit 107.
ICE PALACE
45TH ft MARKET STRXZT8
sT"ArNicMXi"7..
QUAKER crrv
(U. H. A, Hoeker An. Otm)
ic. jffsyfiSM.y?"1' i.Bv 3
irKiNCbiun vs. XALb
(iBttreoUegitt Otrat)
Fnblie 8kkUntAftr Oimt
ICE SKATING
Even Dt Etmat Zuiday
mpotent iBitraotert t All Sonleu
jmaEEsiiwjspAiLTr"
nlwnjs in the thick of the game, he Bosten Siege Oun intends te go aftet
ARMPRIESTER DOES WELL
rjSTKRN I,KA0ti:
. w. i r.r. w.
Nrw erk .1 II l.txm rnntrM'le 2
rTpnten,.. I .SitO Rnidlnir.. l
( nmite-n .. I l .80(1 Wlkrvll..
i.. r.r.
0 .MO
.!0I)
I .'i00
knows hew te protect himself nnd hew
te evade Hiich ailments as charlcy horse
nnd the twisted llgnment. The wonder
is thnt staleness never seems te fellow
his lnccsxnnt ninrch, as he Is about as
keen for competition In October as he
was back in April or May. In addi
tion te hardiness nnd fortitude, Scott
lins shown hew fnr the set purpose te
keep going will carry one along.
ALEXA STIRLING, former worn
en's champion, has no Idea of sur
rendering her old homestead at the top
without a contest. She doesn't plan te
play neaily se much golf this season
KTIt A RACE STREETS
IN CONJUNCTION WITH
RIJOU
TONIGHT BASKETBALL
W. P. Yng. Men's Hebrew Asse.
vs. Greenway Club
Ne Ailvsnea In frltm for ThU Ftmture
DEftM 176 KrnalnEtenAv.Arumbfrland
f tUrLtO 3 HI .r neut. In Coninnrtlen
Ullh Hit Ilurlfanue Shew
Tenirrht Boxing Tonight
FRANK K. 0. SMITH vs. KID WEST
Ttrrv nreAN m, jek (kii) KiiAnKr.v
41MMV IMIYI.K vs. CIIAH. HWIS
t BIO H1IOWH FOK TIIF. rBlfE OF OVR
STERNERS
CKIAR STORB
20-N-!ZST.
.1.. lllil..l. l,nmnlnliulllll nt ITCSIWICK,
te lake his fling in the open title hunt
of betli countries ami ihcm "1".I"-';
adjusted for a defense of his title at
IJroeklinc. Oullferd Is one of tlie. for
tunate tjpes that can keep nt it without
i. t.!., .m t.iimipnllv. As a rule, lie
is enlv Betting well wnrmed up where .l
ethers nie about icady te knock off nn I limniffililllllinVIIDIllllini
rail it n week s werK. ins cany nun
in.-i.i. ..ill nt lit in nut under coon
headway, and with the confidence that I
comes from wearing n crown lie will ue
PIPES REPAIRED
Thoroughly Cheaply
BITS FOR PIPES OF
ALL MAKES
L
nn cxtiemely robust preposition te ever
threw.
Copyright, 1011. All r.lghts Fcscrvtd,
MRS. CALEB FOX A WINNER
HARRY (KID) I1ROW.S
told him net te worry that I weuh.
go thieugh with the mutch.
While getting into my ling togs, n
little gi,i haired fellow, with a niie-tiue-blnckcncd
pipe in his mouth,
st lulled into the dres-dug meii'i and
asked, gruflh : "Who's the guy 1
fight?" I didn't knew who the man
was until one of his m ends pointed me i
nut. Once ineic I felt thnt chilly sen-
atlen.
Stepped Kist ,
I was glad when it wns time for our
bout. Right off the lecl I stinted step-
ping as fast as 1 !iae neer ntcpperi
before, diifUIng, dodging, running awa
and nt (lie 'nine time 'ticking out a
left jab. Dually, .Malene started te
bleed from mouth and nose, and along
about the third round he began te cursu
tind swear at me in the clinches.
"Yeu can't keep running all night;
I'll get .Mill in n while, and when you
go down jeu'll never get up," he hissed.
He get mc all right ' admit.
That wallop in the fifth teund teas
a tullapaloeza.
Still, Mnlenc'H punch wasn't the
hardest I hiue niffered. The next bout
I had w.is with Al Moere at the ball
this yi;i;ks sninnci.r.
rrl.lm Wllkci-nnrrf. nt Trenten.
aA"ttn YJa B",-,n- ,,n,,,cn
"Cuilv" Christian, former Rensa Rensa
tiennl Reading High Scheel basketball
star, who made Mich en auspicious big
league debut against Ceatcsvlllc en
aturday night, plaed with the Reading
Hears at Camden ln"t evening and the
jeung Bruin repented his performance
of Snttiidnr night.
In his initinl encounter the youngster
pitied (he field goals, and n plnver
Huntingdon Valley Gelfer Defeats
Glenna Collett 1 Up at Bellealr
nellealr Heights. FIa Feb. 2. Mrs.
Caleb I Cox, of Huntingdon Valley,
defeated Miss Glenna Collett, of Piov Piev
idence, en the UclIcalr links here bj 1
Miss Collett was the fnverlte, but
her long game, geed as it was, was net
te be compared with Mrs. Fex's magnif
icent approaching nnd putting.
The ilKTcience -In the nees of the
plaers made it till the mere interesting
wlie took part in that game vouchsafed I from a irallerv lew point. Mrs, 1 e
tlie information that Reading would lniig!iingl admitted that she was forty
net win another decision In llilv Imlf ,..,u l.ln ilmn lur nmieneiit. hut Mis.
with its present etltllt. hut hn nminr. i i', .n.t ilw. r.iiiinl In VS. which Is
speitlng dogs nnd five championship
...". ...ei.... inf f..ii .trnntni -iss i peinis were nueweii in c asses ler neint-
Cecil I.eltch. the llrltlMi woman star. , ers, Amer can foxhounds, Lnglish set
and was favored te win this teurtia- ters, Ilifihland white terriers, cheiv
ment Mrs. Fex will plav against Mr. i chews, beagles nnd shepherd dogs.
;. K. Merrow today. Miie inner wen -
the iiiialil'jing leund and eter(liiy no-
cum (ins anether buem coming if thcureml irelf here for n wemnn ilaur.
xv.irl. ir flu. .. l.i........ .. ... . . In . .. .. . i i,i , t ...1 1
....... ... .,,,- urn I'lillllltlllllieil Hist CVO-
ning can he taken ns a eiitciinn.
Rending le-t te Camden 40 te 33,
but the Skceters had te hustle te gain
the elecisien. The .Terseymcn stnrted
with Captain Rev Steel en the sielelines.
tlie limt time for a long while, nnd feated Mrs. Sewell Ferd by 7 nnd 0
linear (irlmstcuil unrkerl iilnmul.1n nf
"Soup" Campbell nt feiward. This
riaturall handicapped the liassin-? of
the .Skceters for the time being.
Fle for riirUitin Jockey,
On Saturday Christian alte. anted at1 Year8' Gets Trainer's License
forward nnd gunid. as Reading had I New Yerk, Feb. 2.-rJehnny Leftus
gicn orders for Sehwnb te plav Rlp-daNn of penance in the sport of rncing
ley and when Ripley meveef li'ack te ' will come te a close this afternoon. The
h"(uu Li n nil lmil nn in nru'nn . viiitpkt. iniKi?v miii:u iiib wuje iv i
Hut lust niKlit Christinn wns nt forward , Slenn will be restored te Reed favor by
LANSOOWNE DOG BEST
Champien of Rosemont Sunburst
Best Entry for Three Seasons
Plnchurst, N. C, Feb. 2. Champien
of Rosemont Sunburst, owned by the
Rosemont Kennels, of Philadelphia, and
bred by Mrs. 11. P. Lewis, Jr., of Lnns Lnns
elewne, wns awarded the prize for being
the best deg exhibited in the five-point
deg show of the Plnchurst Kennel Club.
This beautiful grej hound is n son of
T.nnsdowne Sunflower, declared the best
deg In the Plnehtirst show for three
consecutive seasons and winner of the
nme honor -in sixty-four ether fitaits.
The show henclied n large number of
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TORES
RESTORE JOHNNY LOFTUS
Ruled Off Turf ter Twe
t . i. .. I. mm tlm ult tli nnd
""..," "r.r'i'.n.r. new Vet Pa.U '"'d in the tirst leuml he caught
limn t.M, in. . -,-....... - - ----
hew I ever linMied the match. A"1'-
at Hint. tne teiu iii i ""'i""
lime iunim.ii.mi ...- .,'-,. .... vnien " 1 i henrr it in iinse f. "IVin't
. . . L. A n.n i line t mi r 11" iiiiii ..w-..-- ,,'-.., .-.. -
me oeming In with a light en the
chin. I went down, and the first thing
I '1 knew I henid the refeiee count, ''sl.
1,.,m
le un nut until I was fllllv diessed
that 1 usked. "In what leiind was I
knocked ent'f" Te my surprise 1 was
told that I had wen easily.
'J hat v.as only the thud lout of
my i mrcr. I iras a sophomore at
Seuth Philadelphia High Scheel at
the time, and did net have time te
tend papas about tbv diffrent
borers. Jnc Blum tens doing my
busmen, mid one afternoon he In
formed mc that I uas te box the
fnlleiitnu I'nday night at the old
Senpaiui,
"T . unenent APPLEBY BROTHERS LEAD
I didn't een ask who in opponent ...
as te l,e When I rn,,l the c L. victories, Are Undefeated
se m one asked me U ' hnnw .
terrific punelier Mike Maleu- was. 1 In Amateur 18,2 Billiard Matches
angered. "Ne. and fuithermore I N yer, lb u,Thp Appleby
,,., caie" I think that my e" " e"" hrnthcrSl Elgnr T. and Franc! S.,
""heM .reCufuK. l Jltb two icterles each and no defeats!
"W'e'l ' c.une bnck a quick reply, i nlc Rhenlng the wny te their feui
tliej utnrt counting nt one any inereV"
That pundi wns the hardest 1 hae
ever Miffeied. In fact, these matches
with Malene and Moere were tlie enlj
bouts in which I really wns extended
and since then I hnve engaged in
eighty-fit e contests.
'Would you believe it, the bouts
with Johnny Kilbanc und Johnny
Dundee ueic about the easiest 1
cvci hate had?
Willie Jnrksnn 111 tell alient the hanletit
Imttli' tf Ills riiiir rureiT In snturila' edi
tion of rim I.M'iilnu I'ulillr I.iilk'fr.
dm tneliev I'liib nnd rccehe his license
as tiainer. l.eftus hns been barred feri
two joins. ,
The icnl caue of Iieftus falling into,
disfavor is known only te the powers
flint be. It was current ges-s-ip thnt a
t.nnr ride en Sir llniten, in Maijlaiid, ,
Aimpiicstui. enl.i cnged one hi ought about his suspension. There have.
Armpilestcr plajed several been niiiiiy welnl stories or tne ine-en-
the entile time and he secured II vp field
goals, although Dave Ketr. who played
him, tnilied the same number.
Armpriester was teamed at forward
with "Curb" and he was credited
with three baskets, thn saine number as
en Sntuida.v. Neil Iieiuhan. who en-
peseii
basket
games with Reading before, but he did slstcnt rncing of Sir Hnrten and cerj
net leek nearly se geed as with the explanation cleared l.ettus et ills
present combination. iliencst. '
The llerks County clan wns in the .
running throughout. Cnmden managed OTPIMMPT7 I FADS SKATERS
FRENCH, SHRINER & URNER
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OF MEN'S
SHOES
te end the first half in the lend. 21 te I
11, by a sliaip rally at the finish, but I
in the second period the visitors came 1
fiem behind nnd at one time were only
a point in the rear at '-'4 te 'Z. The
.Terse men stinted one of their usunl
eliajai ti nstic scoring inllies and once
mme diew awa te a geed had which
tlie, lii'l dte tne tinish.
A llusy K enlng
Tliuisdaj is the busiest night en the
lenl biiski.ti..ll schedule, as meie Im
portant league and Independent contests
nru (letiilul en tliat cumlng than anv
Has Total of Eighty Points In Sara
nac Ice Skating Championship
Saranac, Lake, N. , Feb. . Wil
liam Stelnuietz, of tlm Norwegian Nerwegian
Amerknii Athletic Club, of Chicago, is
li ailing In the point score at the end
of the bocend day of, the three-day meet
of the international ice skating chain-plen-hips
being held heie.
KtclntueU, h winning the tliree-nu.iitei'-inlle
filial, taking second in the
lialf-mlle final nnil winning the one
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This semi-annual event makes it possible
te buy these famous shoes at practically
the prices of ordinary ones.
STORE AT
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ether. The Manufacturers' League mile final, has a total of 81) points.
"lies ill. gu thnt kllleil SI teiie" wuu
a pun.l net the henrt ne.t te long age.
I tr it n chill run up m biiek. M;en I
.1.1 in,..., Vin,if it. Jee turned all
as.-" " " .' , i. i,,
w ante ii ie uiwn ii"
ibeut Malene. lIeeer, I
ceile.i '
told
he
Beets and Saddle
&v.
f
fQMOIineW night at tht
pest, ana lelinny llinnt
PENN IN NEW YORK POLO
CemmindiT MrMHi n appears best
in th- M chants' Handle nn. nl ii mile,
at New Orleans tedav. Mnrsdalc and
Ashland .iicntlier spee.h ones and nre
faNer.d 1 the weighls lleres well
elnced in ether races aie:
I'irst raie, St. Angelina. Dearie.
I.aih lless second. Helen Atklu, Ress
. n T H I'enelcrgiist: thiid. Maiie
ii'.'-t.- v. nf Aies. I'aul Connelh :
f,.'rtli 'Miibiher. SerWter, llright
n..i,. v.vtl Sietih eidlct.
Big Has Kept In Shdpe at Lecal Gym for IM. WoelM uish
Nerdnii. i 'iiu.
Cambria Club fliren tiam n ill tjn te I'n
has pi'kiil II iUie llnii.i te take n
lamliiistma. ISeslng is a funny game you ncirr can till -and the
Davis Willie may upset tin dope nf the fhern tlllr.
I epyr ell IS,'.', hj I ub ie tilatr Cnnrnny
I
DONNELLY IN TOWN
rhnls in the national itmatqiir 1S.L'
bnlkline tournament new In progres nt
tlie Crescent Athletic Club, Rroeklyn.
Finui'ih came en cen terms with his
brother jesterday by defeating T.
Ilenrj Clnikben, of the Amateur I5II
llnrd Club, .'100 te I!(J.", in the second
afternoon game.
Clnrksen wen the inntlnce contest
from IMward W. (Juidner, of Mout Meut
clalr, N. J., by n score of ,'!()() te LMIl.
Duly two mnteheb weic en, today's
card. Francis S. Appleby muxts F.d
ward AV. (iardner in the afteinoen und
Kdgnr T. Appleby onceunti n Finil A.
Reuiier teiiight.
SECRET BASKETBALL DRILLS
it
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Quakers Will Enter Tourney
uame Saturday Saturday's Beut
The Fenn pole team, aftei its wo'en delmnv Iieiun llv. I'ni.niten I'a
ever Cernell, Is In great shape for tin- lightweight has hi en n t(MU1 n'U(l(,jj'
.big game this Satuiday night agnlnut i Whe i the Nntienal bout, l,t rei
the IJroekljn Riding and Driving Club wen- postponed because ( ti,0 snow)
TJUen hat) icoewred from Ills ncent Islnrin, the up-Stutcr decided te remnln
Veidlct. Little
seventh, Kingfisher,
'&
u
H.t
Injuries and the entire vrjmid Is in gen d
condition. Seme of the foremost plnj
tr In the ceuntrj tin. liuluded in the
jacmber.shlp of the Ilrnekljn erianl.i-
w tlen, nnd a fast game is assured.
r,vK&, 199 Red an' i,,l"' I'lajers have been
r5;. H.la. ..mil 1titnrnv.il Inpin it, .,1am
.il HBIIIUI 1,14, I. ,...l.,". v. .u.,.( .11,111-1
I Aliemnn, n sear m ene rinia
U Country Club, that it has been
te enter mc ijiinuers in the
Yerk pole tourney tin latter part
thta month. each Alleunm Is
two varsity teams and a fresh-
ejuad.
tiernnilli ler ill uie Kiune
ihed.sucn a point mat new
in riniaiKipiila, and he kept in simpe
nt Teddy Ure lie's Seuth I'lnladeli hln
g)inn. Deunellj Is te appear in the
wind-up S.iturda night at tlie Kiev
cnth street club ng.ilnst Phil Sail a a
dele, the Coast marvel,
A weltei weight match will he the
feature of the send -final. .Ilmni.v fiih.
bona, of rns Ferry, will be pitted
agnlunt Jee Jacksen, of Seuth I'hll.i.
dolphin.
Anether mnteh vvhli'li Is attracting
a let of interest Is te be the third num
ber. Al Wagner, tlm promoter and
umtehmaKer nt tun .National,
Ila.ina- l'l"t riue, Knjmnn, Jehn
i Cite, Dragoon; sicnnd. Sun Rose,
Vid''ewoed, Mldlnn; third. The lte.
Um.ii Htttiin. C.iilden Red; fourth i'l
rl.nata Am 'e X. Knildel ; fifth. Cel
I t I'.i'K" Abend, ChuMie Hellers;
sixth Ceithlantlne, Jap Miimn, Altse.
'!,,,' ii i' 'Hitmumnly until Oilnlier 7
??e ln'mi"1 " " ",0" ',P"I, " Toiento ami
jclUfs t'1 u ' J"r ,
I A linrlii" w" slven the npnnnenl" 'if
.-.., trmKn 1 tlm MfceUml lliiute Com Cem
.,?iti. ami Hin i'e ireilnK fur rfrnal of
hn l """' r '""' ,hl1 L",,',1JCt "f ,he lerl
in tlut htivl .
Tin- Meiitfnrt Jnnf heriieii at New Or
"", "eiilu livlHien f the Jnncs Hable la
v In'crlng.
TMMn
will irpl
will M built in the armory at bnck into action, nnd he will take en
mrvvt mm l.untnnirr i iw imu"i ..v.j,..wwvy mucr
weijnt ntw
(.Inieir h ' tmi In ln 'nnius Ilamllcnp
... i i.,f., vninrtltiv i. i-'A0n Hene
.... ..u .. l.li.lr j t. n frnm n r.tr.n u'lilph I M.tliaLk
uiiiKi-i "- ,".""'" V"J".,lV ' tr- "I. H.TnrH.V.
Sfae Uiltir than ta .ha. .hewn l recent w .eenild.:
fferlB. but ha will htiv a haril Held le com- cnance i
tat In the Comm,
t
Coach Wachter Adepts Nevel Prac
tice Plan at Harvard
'.iinhrlilge, Muss., IMi. '. Ilnsket
ball nt llarvaid is new turned te swiei
practice, Tlm first seiiet scslen will
Im held this afternoon at Walker (!jin
nullum at M. I. T.
The i cam Is te meet lale next 'lues
1 day at New Haven for the flint time in i
i almost ht'iten vears, und Ceaeh Wadi- I
1 ter has new offensive luetics he wishes
te work out In sectet as well ns defen
I she pointers the live must Icniii In
1 order te tuin back the D'i.
1 Nene but the pln.vers of the team will
he allowed en tlm courts for the next fuw
das.
Gophers' Basketball Squad Crippled,
Mlnnr.i.IJ.. Minn.. IVb. 2 lV.,,Vl.rVttv,"er
( Duils I Keiirnev of tne I nivtraiiy rir
I Mil iieieta bankelliiill team, In a liiipltiii
Sa? raevil thjlr Ur-trlnu.
t resents its usunl pnir of gnines. In
the first Ke.v stone Telephone opposes
M. J. Deiigheit), nnd In tlm ether
Ameilcan Riiilvvav I'vpiess clashes with
rieisher.
The Telephone lnds have enlv wen
a single gnme in this half, but with
such stut s as Mneichead, Keating and
Colhoun in the line-up bheiild' hand
Deugliertj n ihfe.it and tie the down dewn down
eowners. In the ether game American
R.illw.i.v must v.in in eidei' te keep en
even tonus with Art Leem for (ir-t
plnce. rirlslier has wen one game in
tour pla.veij in the final senes, but tlm
Varinis have lest all by cln-i sceics,
and it would no nsien no biupri-e if they
tumbled the leaders.
At New Aiiditetiuni Hall, Seventh
sticet nnd Snvd.r avenue, the lnK inde
pendent fuss between the sieuiii I'hlllv
Hebievvs nnd Kn.veula will be staged.
The enlv defeat en the home Heur sus
tallied bv the Sphus this jrui was nt
the li.imls of Kn.veula, und tiny nie
anxious te secuie ii'venge. Tin se clubs',
me anions the leidlng ones In the city.
nnd both ilalni the iiulepi iiileni iinni-
pienship. It will hi' one of the best of
die ,venr, and will (enipaie favetahly
with Eastern League game. Anether
impeitant contest is Ixtvvien Aiiuinas
and llnncei'k at Aiiuinas' hall, at
r.ighteeiuli and Mellis stieits. At Ma
chinists' Tuuplc, Thiiliciilh nnd Spring
(iiuden s t roots, Cathedral will play
Shaunlian, ,
Chailcs Jevvtravv, of the Lake I'lacid
Skating Association, Is second with 70
points. The Canadian star, Charles
ttermnn, of the Cemmeni.il Club, of
St. Jehn, N, IL, is thlid with .'!0
points.
20 per cent discount
taken off your sales check when you pay
High Scheel Gym Suits
Skating Rink Prey of Flames
s,iuilt Me Marie. Mull., IVl. .' the re-I
inalnlnK l.eikiy Ipiibue snm" M-lieiluleil te
In iiliiveil 1 re liuiv be canceled, in a ro re
Hiilt of a fln tliat ilctre,.i it,s 1 nli tun),
I in' nluhi. 'Ih h'ne nturtfil 'n the lunch-
mini uli'l rueldh cenauineil thu utrut.iuri'.
All thu almteri ein-n'ml unlnjureil
Marty Farrell Beats Celima
ls Ancilts, IVb. '.' Marty I'lirri-ll New
Verk nilildlinMlKlit, i.h-IvbiI a lUeUlnn nver
Pert L'ullma, I'm Ifernlu luiw, lit the eml
of their fnur-reunil bunt here
Jersey, pants, jockstrap Price
and hifjh shoes 3.70
Sweaters
V-ncck pullovers 8.00
Shawl cellar coat 12.00
Fine elastic knit coat 7.00
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Past, InelitdiiiK Mi"- .Mella lljurstidt
Mnllei). national haiuilnn, leaehed
the senil-llnnl leund of the Invitullnu
Indenr toiiruaineiit tit IIcljhK C.isiue,
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Mis. .Millien- diew for her oiineiient
Miss Mnitha lln.vaid, of Slum Hills,
. J. 'llicetlier mateli hieu.'ht le
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