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mateur Rule Will Be One of the Principal Topics at Annual Meeting of Tennis Selens Tedi
Wllierapf
IF&shTM
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ON RULES AT
IE!
Te Discuss Seeded Draw and
Amateur uaw r-iwrv...
at Today's Session
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lucATPn ARGUMENTS LIKELY
w :
' New Yerl(, Feb. 4,-Tennls officials
J fiew'all. ect tnc county . ........
Ul .hl n.ernln for the annual nifet-
4 1., of the United Wales Lawn Uennis
?Xluen at the Waldorf-Asteria thl-
J.tternoen. Tlie meetlnaj Is one of the
mK Important In years as proposals
Cifer rsllenl cliangci In the rules will
)nHt. , . . ,.
The me't mvcciihik i"i""" "-J
L.f.-L" ,ir.w wh eh will put nn end
, . the blind greuplnp of stars in one
!!.... .1,1., enabling a mediocre
,-lrtckct
i'P".. """i. .he. final... Thii Is a
ffl, move and should pass without
much dimension.
iftAa
' L'm wri Ins Vlgncd' dully accounts of
SEamenU in which they art i pl M
lid the ether an nmendinent which
tilt forbid Jlrrt-rank player from
I Miiicatlne in exliibitien matcnes
I, paflici. aiinc ' .i11,iw CSm the
' r"nVHMnVodte'rnUc funds for great
tublc calamities. .
It It felt by ninny Interested In the
time that the proposal ajainst writing
ta lined at Hill Tilden. werW'a cham cham
Sen and Vincent Uleliar.li, local sen sen
ntleni JS these two have been most
active In reporting tournaments.
It is net the intention of these who
ire backing the mggcstlen te prohibit
InliicM fre.n reviewing leurneyn iui
vJpapew after the play is completed,
: M hey nrgue that predictions before
t
'during 1 no muniey w i""1 ;..:
i thou- participating and that the
players writing nre cxpiemug uic.r
name for eonipensntleii which, they
point out, Is contrary te thu spirit or
the amateur rules.
Tim suggestion te revise the rule
covering participation In exhibition
matches will probably be amended te
allow clubs te stage matches te raise
fanils te be used for the development of
the game. It is nlse likely tlmt the
players invited te piny In such match.'
munt flrs-t obtain the permission of the
iitlenal body before accepting.
(
pnal
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CRUCIAL ICE MATCH
yale and Princeton Meet In
Game of Season
Isle
Princeton
Fhlra .
" ,,lMnY? SJJII
' "ieff wins .'.!'.' .".Merrill
K'."
Initreai
rltht defense
Van Oerblt
(seldte..
hill
Irft detente . .
ceul ......
rauman
. .Maxwell
I.Vmtnute
IMieree jack
Divine. Three
struts.
Vnle nnrl Princeton will MilEO thc'ir
final Intercollegiate hockey gnme of the
Miien at the Ice Pnlnce tonight. Thin
in Important game for Princeton, for
upon the outcome hinges PilnccteiiV
chance of leinaining in the race for the
college I'hninpienshlp.
llarvnul lint mined only one gnme
gainst the Big Three, snd this i exulted
iff a victory ever Princeton. The ('rim ('rim
enplajs I'llnceten nt Bosten in n re
turn game and must meet Yale twice.
esce at New 1 linen anil the hcceih!
I, time nt the Bosten Aicnu.
Meth teams huve cone tliieuirli a son-
oils course In prcpuiHtinn for tonight'
grapple.
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fLAT IN ItAAS NIVAL
Lew-Score Recerd In Gelf Open May
Be Made
San Antonie. Te.. IVh. 'I t.'inn!
play In the Tevns open golf champion
alp tournament begnn here today with
three contestants In n position te Mir
MM the low s.'erc of 2S!I made in the
J021 national open tournament nt the
Columbia Country Club, Washington,
by ,'lm llnrnes,
Kllher Cull Walker, et Iungiewoed,
'., with 1!!S for the .111 holes played
jestinlnj ; lleh .McDonald of Chicago,
MilUM. or But U'llnia, et New Yeik,
With 144. cnil hen. flip nntlniml elmm.
plenslilp muik by eeiuilling O'Hara's!
koercy,
McDonald's RT Cor lilu uirnml 1W . e- I
Jerikij Ih within two brakes of the pm- I
fnMeiul ceuise lecenl. which was made
.jinilcr iliffeient conditions en three,
jelen. .Ne. 1 anil Ne. :; of the course
ve n snnil coaling as an Insurance
Hinst inln. while Ne. in is thirty1
;rrt longer than when ihe .". mink
was set.
M00RESTOWN VICTOR
Surprises La Salle Pree by Score of
33 te 28
'"P, nt I'hlliidelnliiii. niu ..Ii..., ., I.i
l5ir1r1"-' ''0U v,-teHili b Moeicslown
MS MEETING
bM.'. . '"..."" !w."0'' " l"l"Uctball
;--. "".' -niiiiiiii. inriurr u. a ;;.i e
Mijerntuni.
'cum(HfwnT.ii femjiil
I.. i Sn l
.. . Wh (
.MiI.DUKhlln
i'uilll.
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Wlililera
ecunr. I Inn.
Jinn.
tot Will i
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Kiiurit
ruin.
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uril. Whit. ." ,V.'.T.' ""'r.
tali .'' ' l"-'r... -
Vldtue cieiiU
"riMUir'TlnV.'
Iletere
lm .' nilnulti. '
net. Im ll'h i.
i.
rs KliAX
T oei n
.IAKKI3, u southpaw, wants
,0
I'Jin golf, but he can't llnd a
"ii-naniln
golf course.
TTAn. i. . ... . ...
"Tlriief mtchiur, ni.r., ..:. ..i.:.. ,i ..
c! HOliiy e ll Wiiecm.
OllF 11l.ll. f I..
TajliVnliie. III??" 'C """-Wnfir
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17 imi mi
k.h.7v ."": "nin'h.v until
nnpn i.- i.-Aui. t .
MT II (lOlihtlf'KK 111 Itllinli tl.L.,1.,
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lltiii;;Ur"Vh" fli,r',.,Pr-T''"nf!. II, avv
chann lceniHl.
0." Vi fill out their vi hum
' "lirekcn" IhiQUih.
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frtunn
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nWt'i is "" ,a,eM meUe u,mtr-'
urcul,
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klrd Vh0UPl'e!i,,,5,,:!'J,m" ' be "'
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Bt,,,,.,.... '".-"" w"" or" neceru
m,2& &-7 SHffi SHIS' j
"l W ebinT si.ulb.?re ,kl iam' which
ln"t tt up vVth'l'.V," flrr.tr'i."" M-
"HI at is. ..-.. ".'. ." . recora-ne latr n a
........ wt ev re(.
I Checkara all-. .
I ilin.. " "I en eunaay
l!t e?0,:, .-ChKk.ri and chtaa may
without braakinS Wflualta en Sunday
Enriini.r,ii!!,,S law. Tha Houet e(
PTU a biiiTnT,?."?? ..'' ri
tO' jiiu.e aainea ifgai,
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Sr.V lW.it
Fermer Baseball Star
Seme Gelfer at 76
Han Francisce, Feb. 4. Geerge
Wright, of Hosten, one of the pio
neer stars of bascbnll who is vlflt
Ing nt Delmonte, Calif., celebrated
his seventy-sixth birthday by play
ing the seaside gob? course nt Peb
ble Beach , near Delmonte, In 83, a
score most golfers half his age would
be proud te equal.
Hnck In the )ars when the game
of baseball was' just taking held
Wright managed the Cincinnati
Reds, and one season made eighty
home runs. One year his ten in.
played Its entire schedule without
being defeated. Wright hns been
given credit, for creating the position
of shortstop.
HAMER AGAIN STARS IN
PENN WEEKLY MEET
Grid Star Wins Hammer and Discus
Throws Needs Cops Pele Vault
Tex ITamer, who Is proving himself
one of the best all-around athletes In
the University of Pennsylvnnln and n
fit successor of Heward Ilerry in that
respect, snared the lien's honors in the
third weekly beard track meet yester
day afternoon. The husky lad from
the Lene Star State captured two first
places yesterdaV, winning the hammer
threw and the discus. Last week
Hamcr wen the shot-put and the pre
vious week took first medal In the CO
yaid dash.
Hamcr heaved the discus 121 feet 0
Inches, which Included a 12-feet blind!-'
cap. He mvung the hammer 148 feet
with a 40-feet handicap.
One of the best performances of the
afternoon was turned In by Needs, who
went ever the bar in the pole vault at
11 feet n Inches. This is one of the
best marks made In the outdoor handi
caps. Needs was en scratch In the
event and defeated Owen with a 7
lnch handicap. Tim latter cleared the
bar at an actual height' of 10 feet.
H. C. Butts captured the 880-ynrd
run from u geed field from the 35
yard mark in 2:fl(j. Jack Hcrr, the
varsity star, was nosed out by a yard
for first place. Ilerr started from
scratch and overhauled the entire field
with the exception of Butt, who proved
strong at the finish.
LOCKE CASE CLEARED
Iowa Star Lived Up te Rules of Ath
letic Authorities
Chicago. Veb. 4. An evnmliintlen of
Western Conference rules, the icsiilf
of which wcie iniiile public today, has
cleared up the question nili-eil as te the
reason ler the exoneration of Gorden
Lecke. Htiir 1'nlversity of lewn 'fullback.
et churges of professionalism., despite
the fact that he plnvcd Minimer baseball.
Lecke's .live differed from these of
me twcniy-inu JU.I.UC western atiiletcs
who have been disbarred or face dis
barment from lelleglutcuthletUsbeciiie
of im ti IpiiUen in professional games, ii
urn. pointed out. mid the following con
ference rule covering his rase was
cited:
"A student limy engage In nn oc
casional game during the siiiiimer vaca
tion en a tenm that has no pci'mniicnt
organization, provided xuch a team is
net a piofesslenal or semi-professional '.
that written permission hns been secuied
from the proper athletic authorities, anil
that Mich permission is for only one
team during a vacation."
Lecke, Ii was pointed out. complied
with nil thu previsions of the title, mid
the athletic authorities of the univer
sity were thus cefenlznnt of the fuel
that he was iilujliiir summer linsehull
i and also that he was net violating thu
conference tiles.
HARLOW TO COACH COLGATE
Huge Bezdek's Aide Succeeds E. C.
Huntingdon, Jr., as Grid Menter
Hamilton, N. , Feb. 4. Uiebard
C. Harlq,w, of State College, Pa., has
been appointed coach of the Colgate
University football squad, succeeding
KUery O. Huntington, Jr. Announce Anneunce
nient was made Inst night by (irndunte
Manager William A. Beld upon receipt
of word from .1, A. Mlgel, of New Yerk,
president of the Colgate University
Alumni Athletic Council.
Harlow, who hns been associated with
Penn State championship elevens for
many years past ns couch and luter line
coach and adviser te Huge Bc.dcU,
during the letter's iclgn, will come te
Colgate in April and conduct spring
t mining. He will become u member of
the fnciiltv as assistant professor of
phjslcal education and will reipnln here
tlnoiigheiit the year.
In udditleti te football, ever which
lie will have full su. Unrlew U te
leneh boxing and wrestling, ami Col
gate will shortly adept these sports and
compete in intercollegiate circle.
ST. STEPHEN'S IN FRONT
Wins Seventeenth V.ctery by De
feating St. Michael's
Jack llehdei'en's St. Stephen's bin-
team continued Its winuiii','
by defcuilntr St. Michael's en
i , ,...ir
the latter h fleer b. a si ere of 2i te 21,
This was the sciend defeat of the se.i se.i
sen for St'. Michael's and the seven
teenth lcteiy out of u total of nine
let n sumo for Hendersen's live.
St. Stephen's itlajed n renin i liable
defciuhe tfauie, with Butler and Hurley,
lurvviiruft; i.uusruii, ceuier, nnu iiuicu iiuicu
ilnsen mill Bariett, guards, in the line
jup. Hutchinson was thu Hcering star,
netting five Held coals nnd three from
the foul line. Lunsren played bril
liantly In shutting out his opponent,
K.bble.
SWIM MEET TONIGHT
Many Entries Received .for Water
Competition at Turngemelnde
The fir.-t of the Middle Atlantic Ath
h'llc As"nciatien chiiiiiiiieiishiii niei ts r.t
the Philadelphia Tin U','eiiicliide will lie
held tonight in the tank at Bread stieej
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I lllll! Vyl'IIIII.UIII llllllll'i .. I'll pi' 1111 1,1
IM hns been lecelved. sliev. lug Unit the
competition will be close.
Vive events are 011 the preginm for
tonight. The 220-jnnl swim, women's
lOO-.vnid dash, lOO-.vnrd neviie nice
for men, fancy diving for woman and
100-viiiil liainllcap for girls under fif
--
teen lire the events scheduled.
Last Night's Cage Scores
TrenleM. 32: WIIUea-Harre, 30
Kuveula, :.' Nativity. 10
MaJunni. !!0i i: V. r . lit)
.N'UMemii ItfilH, 37i, llliies, 31.
Hi. .Simeon. H2, i:rl. 10.
HI, Jamf, !lui HurllnKten. ".'I
Trl-Ceunrli, S7: Ht. Tranela Xuvlei.
l.Rltfr-Day b'nlnla 2Si 311. Ilermen
Jtajeultt 20! Niitlvlty. 10
.in,
17
i;nu'pm"ili. -1. iiunii.'nniire, .1,
Jleicr Vehicle. 2M A. T ft P.. 17.
ratx-jnacle. 2S llleckiey, 2ft.
Ht. IienlfHce. .-', l.ynn.'U
St. llniry'a 24: M. tc ., 17.
A. O. II,. ni, AII'Amfricnn. is
lliacK ituviK. .4; niurnii .minera. 14,
Tfianala HpeiU tjlub. 27: Uvaiwel A. A,,
20
1, BUI Quaker Dulldei, 81.
at Kanalncten. 21. TwantUlk
.t.
C'C!I
Ulndanherai., KerOivMirr City .are. 27.
Hlcnmen Memerial, -1: Chl Uemerlal, 9.
ury. .is.
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MdMmMMLiiMiMih
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WEST PHILA. TIES
FOR HOCKEY LEAD
Bryn Athyn Defeated en Ice for
N Second Time In Twenty
Years
GOODRITZ IS BRILLIANT
w.
Wet I'hlln. Illjth ... a
Jlrvn Athyn Academy .. S
Pe
,7ft
.750
.ass
.000
r.piacnpai Academy t
catiieilc High 0
attrday'a Keimltn
JVrat Phtla. ltlRlr) 2: Ilryn Athyn Arad., 0.
l.plfcepal Academy, lj Catholic High, 0.
By PAUL PREP
WKST PIHLADKLPHIA IIIOII
SCHOOL tied Bryn Athyn Acad
emy for the lead In the Jntcrschelastlc
Ice Heckey League when the latter
school was defeated at the Ice Palace,
Forty-fifth nnd Market streets, last
evening. The final score was 2 te 0.
Bryn, Athyn Academy first placed n
sextet en the Ice twenty years age. In
that stretch of time only ence before-
nas ttie uetn Ayres Institution been
forced te bow te an opponent. This
jolt was handed Bryn Athyn last Frl Frl
dey afternoon by the Princeton fresh
men. But West Philadelphia's victory was
greater even than thnt of the Tigers.
True, Princeton scored mere points thnn
the Spccdbeys, but the Westerners
blanked" Bryn Athyn. And that's what
makes the victory clorleus In the eves
of the Spccdbeys. Never before has a
team from Beth Ayres been forced te
leave n game without having scored n
single point.
Hauzcr Is Star
Te Goedrltz, right wing, and Uiiuxer,
goalkeeper, go the honors et being the
stnrH of the contest. It was the spec
tacular skating of (he wins; and his
nccurnte sheeting that wen the game
for the Ornnge and Blue. But It was the
great work of the blend goalkeeper In
the last period that kept Bryn Athyn
from coming through with three points.
The first period was very exciting.
First one side and then the ether would
tnke the puck down the Ice. But each
time the defence of the opposing tenm
would break up the nttack. With
thirty seconds te go. however. Geed,,
rltss received a pass from "Kid" Kel
ley, and went down the ice like n bul
let. He evaded the Bryn Athn de
fense, nnd shot the puck pnst Sterling
Smith for the first point of the guinc.
The suceiid period, tee, was full of
act
ion. West Philadelphia, seemed te i
he Tila.v niir
pulling the hardest necKey, hew-
ever, nnd time and 11211I11 took the puck
up the lee. only te lese it before n
goal criuhl be made. Finally, in
the middle et the period uoedrin:
again received a pas.-: and went up the
ice with the puck. He duplicated his i
font of the fust period, and tallied the I
final goal of the contest.
Ifrjn Athyn Desperate
Rrjn Athyn was desperate as the
final "period opened. They fought hard,
but In vain. First "Merry" Schnarr,
brother of the famous Werner, took the
puck past the West Philadelphia de
fence. But I.erey llaiuer wns en the
job. and blocked the shot. Then enp
tnln. Ilariis Ciimpbell. enmc down the
ice with the puck, aided by young;
Schnarr. A s, riiuinagc ensued, and
this time, tee, Hauzcr blocked the shot, i
Schnarr, unassisted, made the next
effort te miil.e the goal. But Haitzer.
who slipped, again made u beautiful
block while lying en his stomach. I
Fplsiepnl Academy defeated Catholic
Ilitfh in the ether league contest. The'
final score was 1 te 0. Neither school ,
Jiail much expeiienee en the ice, and
the game wns slew.
DAVIS WHIPSRENNIE
Willie Green Is Sick and Unable te
Bex at Cambria
Willie Crecii. of Kensington, was tin.
able te meet Willie Davis in the wind-up
nt the Cambrlii last night because he
is suffering with ptomaine poisoning.
Walter Bennie was substituted and
Davis finished a vvinner in their sched
uled eight-round match.
Temmy Develin, Mnnayunk's promis premis
ing welterweight, was a winner ever
Bernle Cenwny. Pat Deeney nnd Terry
Mnflnverii boxed u draw. Jimmv Afc-
fievern wen from Temmv AleCann.
C.enrgie Davis kneiked out Yeung Smitli
In the second, and Bielile King stewed
awav Sammy Cnrlen in the second.
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Today's Soccer Games: ? f
Where They Are Played
ai.mki) i.i:.iiur
l'lrnt Illvlslen Serllen
!' ill hill ut Volfendn-Sher. SUix-nftli
ami I'lthnrlne mreetn
In lien II
fall view -U .Hti en, Ii mil
nm ii In
airtfls
riu.inn Sail' at Canadian VVi
Wicruin,
I hh I lh
I .nut Tleua lwl
flonleii I'. .'. it Paradl I . .'
nnd CleurflelU Htrrets.
t SheiiiI
llUHIen
KiiStMiml at 01"" Sut'lul
ShieihI hliv III It
"prtue'Muer at W lilwoed A A Wh'le
II h II CemitTi)n. Krankfard
I.lnhtliuiiM.1 Heys' Club nt 1'aietheipc hc-1
end and Clearlleld Btreelii
Third Dlvlhlen Vurlliviful rilliui
Punfleld at Oliver llrethem, Third slieft ,
and l.ris bveihij,
Clever at reiienviue.
A and I.ewden
street?. . ,
Kden A. A at Olncy.
fifth and Nedre
1'iyu'ga at Cerlnthlnm. cheater and Mae
nulla mr"eti.
Wnntlertiri" t Ore"ii lllbben, Wa'ne v
nu and l.ntjnn ntret.
Norllieaet Serllen
llnli n nt ltP'i"oed, fifth and Went
nmrplan1! Hlleeie
Vl"lneniln at Dim-ten Hleel, Sui i
a,i
and I'nrnii fire't
,u:lilliiiln 1 I arren A
tout and
1. 1 1 HVenu ...
1 if I'i. ill nt flunnlilne, Mai-lir und Wetl
ninrelHlnl elrn'ti
Kllker l Itnine-r. I mill and tlirks
it reel".
rmirlh llltliten Nerlliwri-t Kedlen
Cambria at Colllnweed, .Manclier nnd
AilaiiiH reuil. ,
WpKtinerelKnil at I.lehllieiKe. I'rent street
and Kile ttVt-nue
llnmetcll .it Irurr1ei, Tnenlv.ecend and
i.-il"'ley mreetn,
Nerllirufl Settler)
I'lunkfeid Alliliinx at
tret Camlirlu lrel8
victor f . C Cedar
and t ainnria airtna .....
Ht Alb'Tla nt ft S I llolnuleed nnd
Mllnnr elreeta.
I'.axt Ihid at Stanlon, I II. II. and lien
ner striet.
Mrit I'lilla. IlrH Dhllen
Dunkirk at llelnienl. fiftieth and Cliej.
ler avenue.
Albien A A. at A.era A A , fifty
ninth and Christian ntreMs
Schmlklll Itaimers at Welcome, Thirty
third and Tanker BtreelB.
Heeend Pltlilen
Ilitnliew at Dunklrlc Iteiervet, fifty
fourth and Ilerfei ulreeta , . ...
Alden A A, at Alden A. A . Alden, l'a.
Stewart Club nt Weat Ihiil, HUty-thlrd
and WahAit atrecln.
Victeria It. C n. I.arcliwoed. Flfly-klxth
and ChrUtUn atreen,
IndtulrUI Iiiuii1
Hardwlck A Magee at flelther, at Twen-
ty-lxth,nrt Read atrtati
..A, Kxhlblllen lirnf
All
S9I u, v. a
Jffent A. A,
. l-.'
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His Death Mourned
ERiiwIH
ililililiV'jK ;'V -''.V'; fJaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiS
, JUSTICE B. 8. WEEKS
Prominent in athletic circles of
America and who died at Miami
. Beach last night
BARRETT PUTS K. 0.
L'
Redhead Throws Away Crutches
and Prepares for Re
turn te Ring
OPERATION SUCCESSFUL
By LOUIS II. .IAFFE
KID RHEUMATISM has been
O1'
yj ad
added te the lenir list of knock-
nuts te the credit, of Bebby Buuett.
The Cliften Heights Red-head tescd
away his crutches about three weeks
age ; he has been In light training for
ten dnys or se nnd, starting Monday,
Rebert will begin gymnasium boxing
se that he expects te be ready te get
back into ring action In about a fort
night. "Certainly feel great." smiled the
brick-topped battler tednv. "I have
gotten back most of the weight lest
white under the weather ntul am only
two pounds from my best boxing scale.
Yesterday I weighed B!4 pounds, after .
ll.tir .li,n In I'M e,l lll,,,1, T f. I
being down te 12(1, nnd although I fed
a nine vvcuKcued m another wees J am in
sure thut my full
been retained."
stleiigth will have
Barrett lias been a boxer of the
"hard luck class." ns thev suv. Lean- '
Ing into prominence as n wind-up mitt- ,
ON
RHEUMATISM
mini fiem the preliminary class lnL.rlinl, nnimiuir
about three months. Bebby appeared (JL 1 MrlL LiilllLlJlM
10 oe in nne ler a misty campaign
among the top-notch beeis.
Is Taken HI
Theu he was taken ill rheumatism
making him suffer se much thnt it was
necessary for him te support himself
til lllilltrihuu lfl ... n .. ..n - 11 .
Deughc.ty. the well-known Uare.i f i
Lelpcrville, had several specialists
uttend Bariett and an operation was
suggested.
At the time Jtarrett was In such
peer health that he win taken te the
Jeffersen Hospital en u stretcher.
Theic Bebby hail his- tenbils anil tide tide
neis removed. Almest immediatelv nn
improvement was made in the Cliften
Heights lad's heulth. until ted.iv Bar
rett Is feeling ns well ns he ever did
and cluse te his best be.ing form.
Fer mere than n week ItniTi.tr lin
eeen weikiiik out. none tee streim
euslv. at Deuchertv's vinniisim,, n niniiteurs nnu professionals as suiirp us
l'il irvllli. u.h inVLiV.".T.UIIi '".possible. I have no hesltaiicj In saying
Hart. Al Zelmee ,i . . vVf ' .. i
. ". v"" '""-J
im: Kcuinng in HUfipe. JSeffinnillff Meil
day Bebby will start boxing with these
fellows, nnd by the latter part of the
month the red-head believes he will be
prepared for mutches with the best of
the 13r-peunders.
Klrliar.1 Seeks Barred
"Air. Dougherty has told me that
he is going te be careful in matching
me for several bouts," explained Bar
rett, "lie wants te make sure thnt I
am entirely in geed physical condition.
Efferts have been made te cer me m
meet Johnny Dundee, Sailor Frcedmuu
and Willie Jacksen, but I haven't the
I eaHr jdeu what plans Air. Dougherty
t working en.
I, lust before Barrett was taken ill.
Tex Blckard. of the .Madisen Squere
Garden, sent Deughert.v u tempting
"?" .ff,
nintch in New Yerk Pl.v
.M-Kouiuieiis wem en nt the time Bebby
became ill. Alse he had te cancel
I, bouts with Jehiinj Darcy and Jehnnv
Dundee.
, After two or tlnee bouts in I'hlln-
iieipnia, iieuguert.v piebnblv will he
leady te have llanett mnl.e his New
Yerk debut.
Prep's Pert Patter
Dirk Wells, star all-ureiind athlete
at Cential Ilich Scheel, (.neil lmy .
nn jiiihsesMir ei ieur letter-., wen In
dlfl'eieiit K(inrt( while wearlni; the
I'll ii i . iiii.l ii.1.l 1 ! .1- t
- ..iiir.ii iiiiu uuin, iil'K Ulieatly hll-. I
wen letters In football, baseball and!
trneK, lie Iinule the Vttrsltv bllHketbllli
tenm leeentlv. nnd has n muul d. .,,,.... '
nf '..llliii ii li'f.ep In hn., Ii ii C,m"Lt
of KettliiK a letter in basketball. ,
"Illeiidy is one of .the meHt nepular
nthletes ever tn enmne.n t. ,i, ii ' " .
" "' streets iiiHtltntlen. Up al-
wnvH hns clvpn IiIm hnui a.m ".. i
........ ..... "i-v.V "' t.111- iiiuuu
ami ilekervei niiinh ni-iwtli u.i., - ,
unii niMivis niiien eieittt lie In n gee
exnninle ler nthlele-t whn ii. i... ..
tun, will wear the Crimson nml l!,l.l"
" . r,,nst"1 ami lield.
Clipllllll Cnffry wln rmtpenelMr li
' ' v
inpuhtire im' tne vvnni.rrni kt
cr.u
iCiithiille ltlth Sohnel en Hie tuivkeilinii cnnri
l ilu iiearrm. lle nymd u ..hi. ..r .. .'."'
of
im! lnP'reil hli platm.tten tu fiUH M,",
9
Kehheldrrfer, nf Wv-nnnali Mint irt r-aii
pinv, m enn of tha belt furwnrdt penn n.,
pmncmi In comparlaen lir'a ns Ids en n, ,
laelvelball reurt a hl nnme
"Net n liinl," mused Jimmv Kusiarc .tin
West flilladelphla lllvh Scheel fjeihaii ,iV
Ihe elhr day. "I didn't expct le pan, nl
mv mbjeita, but t did ausa I'll trv fm
the travl; (cam new,"
Allierten It pIhjIhk ii weiuli-rfill brand of .
I.iakelball for Qermunlew n Irlends 8v.IiikiI
Atheiten, It wilt In renumbered, also I
nvwii 1 l'u me ivuiiLii niivi pvcier leamn,
Miirahidl l'ain. former Ds Witt Clinten I
IHmIi Hthoel alar, of New Yerk Cllv. la I
lumpli g venter for the fenii I'Vesh baakclball I
leain. He ulae playeJ thu center position '
en the erltn football team.
Pell and Mortimer Win
MentrcvU, V eb. C C. Pell and H A
Mnrllmer. of New Tork, wen their way te
thn doubles finals of tha Canadian amateur
racquet chiWiirleimhip tournament bj l.fcat- .
Inic tl. Qreenslilelda, et Montreal, and II, C.
Clark, of Itosten. In atralgtit anta by Hit
dcerea of le-l), 18-m and 10-8. In the
alnalea. Mnrtllner defeated C. It. l.nnmr.1
of .New Yerk, 1.1-0, 13-11 and 14-4, I
Scotch Checker Player Wine Again
fllnsfew, feb. 4. Rebert Stewart, the '
nceirn. cnecKer expert, wen a game yeatnr.
day In his world' championship match with
MwU W. lUnki. et Detroit, Tltrea ether
im.i were drawn. Stewart haa new two
te hta credit. IlanSa' hits jet tti win a mt,
whi;ejixtee,n gamea have been drawn.
HL
i
M
athletics suffer
by weeks; death
Supreme Court Justice, Cham Cham
peon of Clean Sports, Passed
Away in Miami, Fla.
ONLY ILL ABOUT ONE WEEK
Miami, Kin., Feb. 4. Judge Barten
Sumter Weeks. Justice of the Supreme
Court of the State of New Yerk, died
nt Miami Reach late' last night. He enme
te Miami two weeks age from New
flrk Clfy and was taken III about n
week age. He Is survived by his wife,
who was with him at the time of his
death. Judge Weeks was sixty-one
years old.
Judge Weeks wns a noted jurls"t nnd
sportsman. He was born nt lteund Hill,
Conn.. April M, 1801. the son of Col
onel Henry Aster Weeks, who com
manded the Twelfth New Yerk Volun
teers In the Civil War.
He was educated in the public
schools of New Yerk, the College of the
City of New Yerk nnd Columbia I'nl
versity, graduating fiem the Law Scheel
of the latter In 1883. He was admit
ted te the practice et law in the same
J car.
Tammany Hall Member
Mr. Weeks hnd been n member of
Tammany Hull for many ears, nnd nt
one time wns vice president, of th"
Democratic Club. He served' us an
Assistant District Attorney of New
Yerk County for seven jenrs. In 1SJIS
he was a candidate for the State ,Sciiiitc
In the Fifteenth District, but was
defeated.
Fer peme yenrs he wns the law part
ner of Geerge Gorden Battle under the
firm nnme of Weeks & Battle, and
represented the defense in the fameiit
murder trial of Reland B. Melincaux,
son of General Edward L. Melinenux,
who was tried twice for the minder of
Mrs. Katherlne L. Adams in 18119. nnd
i who spent twenty months in the denth
house at miik sing ucieic no was ac
(Iiilttcd in 1002.
Fermer Head of A. A- l".
Justice Weeks wns nt one time presi
dent of the New Yerk Athletic Club and
was for ninny years n member of its
Beard of Governors. He was president
of the Amateur Athletic Union in 1WKS.
He was appointed a Justice of the Supreme-
Court by GoU-jner Sul.cr early
In JOB!, but was defeated when he be
came a candidate fur that erlUe at the
election in November.
Ii was imneinte.ll u Justice of the
Sup.cne Court. Fh-t Dist.lct, by Gov-
..1 L-..1 . 1111. fni. ,,
crner Ul.vnn. Fcbiuaiv -. l'.UI, for an
ncMilred term and was elected in Ne
vember, 10M, for a full term, epmng
December !J1. lt.
He married Mis. Ilmnin B. Spenii
at White River, Vl.. in UM)1.
IT AC CPICDT CIJrtrLr i"p inriieu ever le uie .lewisli icnet. will
W Ah bbVblxt, C5HUUlM)e held at n Philadelphia club within
- the next fortnight. Herman llindln has
....... .,, ,, i consented te have five of his boxer- up-
New erk. 1 eb. !. Justice ceks ppur en (!lU uenelit program, and nego nege
death is u hind blew te amateur sports tlatlen- new nre en te stake the bouts
in una ceupir), iur ne ui '"'.
most cliamplen,
uecinreii r reti .
Uublen. secietury of the Amateur Ath
letic I'nlen, when Informed of the jui
lst's death.
"Fer many eais." he added, ".his
tice Weeks was chairman of the Legis
lative Committee of the A. A. I" . and
! w us a
ivcegiilicd autfietity In athletic
i ciicle-.. net only in tills iltv. but
tlneughuiit the 1'nlted St.ites lie was
..f .1 !...., ..' .1... 1.., III...,.
eut: ui inieu lureiuei-. in im- m-t v.j.n-
i pie Committee.
lie niwa.vs was a ueveieii iiiuivii'iii.
of amateur spoils and hud ieiidiictc.1 n j
hind tight for diuwliig tin line between
that he suuored a severe Iieck liem the ,
! manner in which u grciii umiiv IH.-IPUHS
...n....n.. it. iclilitli n rrr-nnt tnniie nnptniit'
,. ...i.i ... .. ..,.......
unjustly criticised the work et the last'plnjed away from home. (James with
Obniplc Committee. . West ('atholle, Haverford Prep and
"He also labored under a severe Camden High nre pending,
strain while trjing numerous annrchls- ,r,l(1 :chtdiile fellows-
lie cases, ami lie nun revriteu suvurui
nnoiiMiieus letters threatening bis life
a result of his fearless decisions.
Scraps About Scrappers
Whllfy Wcncl. I'mabiijuli nilndlevvelstit,
U l.peiiliiff In Fharc -adv le cei m i n a pem
il h Doe-IIod He(f sli him l mcil up at h
lecal cllll" WVlT"! hRS boxed IIjir lil.ili
Meven tinea, li'jriie Chip. ht,e .'linjnakl
.Inch IlurK" and Huck (.'reuse. Rne-lAm h
enxlei's in I etch Wi.lt v'lii T.itrmv
lAiishrqn 'A iitt'Ti iH'tvcii vv cnrl i.ni
LellKhlllll Wi eld 1 T. KOed li'SI tOl lh lei.'4l
l.oxer. ' MJld Het' t jdii)
rr.inUIr Aldtr, cf fieuth PI . jilelpt a
will U unnh n te bnx for f lenst ihiea
v (K'i lis Is unuer i lin.vilcl.ui s
Je
A Hk-ht u i-lclit iiuitt'li li9tvrK J .!.' Ji.
t.in iiml MIK.i Ke.miH Ih '.he hiMduijr ut tin
' uulti i iu ii 1 nhihi In 'iiu t'nnlini! llebbs
I hi i, t.ii.'H tlirle Itliul. uti r l.niH hi-
lalltrttl li juueut t-v llll.lll I JOI1I1TI
l lewn i Hun, Ceepir yum i t-i in irr vc
Jilianv II iiiluii Omii" I'ev vi- I ii Kliiw
end lli.ti P(;nj unfi il.iiii'.
Al Uiisnrr . in "Iiiij j i j Ikhi
ivillilii U.i i'i dj. 'Ibnihl i 'U . luhn
llh lIJ tt f ni Ii imn ut Hi limits piv
lelnn the .lulu . y Dm lu-llv I'I u .sa.vu.diri
sv.iul-i.p. and ml .Muml.n nluh A' lll up.
;.ji i j k'ui Ii utt'i .t: 'l'u nil ii S J
.rri'.int It.iv mllh I it Iip 'ii loened b.
llitliiin llindln vi n ei't Jim .vi-n .iiiiilv ui
llanltl u 1 cllu.u l.
f.l J.ueeraid wm . i . n , sriu,,i
inrtim. nlnce hut Aiiuil an nit.iiinn from
AUKtr.Ui.i .Mundiij' nllu uin'n h iikhIh Ju
'llrlltz at the OIm.u. Al yi ...r n Molest
i jumm Khbane. u paired with 'iir xtc.
"'h Pieliiiai JUke I'uutnen v Jim Conn,
Willie C.rej.n vs. JUrry iKid) Mewuri
Vnuiiu - hhn ei l va. Jin.ilt Jlu-niv.
" li'hli. who ineels I ilinn Jl.ne at tin
.vnimnii leeuin. li n. . iuit te mcMt
i ,.i-n umii ..i iin. ic. iii..,n 'iun.1.1 ..i.....
cl"" wind m U arr.inv.-d uu fellow,.: '
.ihi.iu .VI. ill is llmmv II. i Hun .mil 'l ,!.,,,,, i
Jnhmi At il 13
1 t .( utzhifin i. I a
1 , mi mi I VI.. 1111. V llklil lirilil I iiivlu
Kill
1 V11ifn r IUh f lienet
11 1 J lllll
Mn li
. ItUhie Kii'i
II11V
!'eirm lrir, lnt t'rvrt (t),
pnnnW he li.Tht 'wh' h t n fnLJ U
111 nl 1nvl 111 ertlT t" I 1 V hU-av Him iii;,ti
hp Ji 1 nri h Ihi m 1 li 1 1 mnt( linirt. 1 ,
Iirm In nut In u fni- will O.Mr., w
1 u in I' 11 l' iU-Pl 'l-ffat,,i i',Pir
1.. .....a.li. I n li ti I. lintil.. lii 11. !...
leirmry i.i Afm iu in iu ti ., .Man.i
..,,,!., .vi.l l . .vf, r , 1111 1111I1 .1., ri,.ii,
lliil. I.i erk and K u l'.itrir Cinibvi
bi'XerH .ir tieder the iniuir rneut ,jf ,j,,
D.iv 'lliy want 10 mei t llurj I.uri; und
Md Creiti i.i"Htiv -
r.i)iicTievi.
Ilnlh Seie
MANltSg
COLLEGE
GRADUATES COMMAND
and the better ualarleH Yeu win enjoy lis courses and methedi morn thnn
any ether. Inr It ban no superiors and few equal In teaehlnc the things
that control and develop Luslness Hanks lluslneas Celleae vverki with you,
tui our nucleus In business life.
An "Accredited" Commercial Scheel
1200 WALNUT STREET
M
Lecal Athletic Circles
Mourn Death of Weeks
Lecal athletic circles nre mourn
ing the less of Judge Barten S.
Weeks, who wns well known in tbi-j
city. Samuel Dallas, secretary of
the A. A. U. and national president
during the Inst Olympic games snld :
"The death of Judge B. 8. ccks
Is a distinct less te nmatcur athletics
throughout the world. Justice Weeks
was. an advocate of clean sport and
his long affiliation with the Amn Amn
teur Athletic Union made him fnirly
familiar with every detail.
"He was chairman of the Legis
lative Committee for iniiny years nnd
.was untiring In his efforts te pre
vent professionalism creeping Inte
umnteiir sports.
"The Amateur Athletic I'lllen. as
well as the International Olympic
Committee has Buffered a most tevcrc
less."
HUNTER MILE FEATURE
Many Star Runners Entered In Bes
ten A. A. Games Tonight
Bosten. Feb. 4. The Hunter mile, .
with n field of stars, will be the foil- ,
turu of the niinual indoor sanies of tl.c ,
Bosten A. A. tonight.
iieie v . j int. or tnc iiuneis s. .,
lone the national chnmnlen : James (5
Connelly of Georgetown University,
Intercollegiate titlcholder; Hnl C. Out
hill, of the Bosten A. A.: Lurry
Shields, of I'cnn-Stnte College, former
intercollegiate champion, and M. A.
Deviinney, of the Mlllrese A. A., win
nor five years nge, ere among the en
trant1). In the tliree-mlV run, Gcor?e T.
Nightingale, new nn instructor ut the
University of Wisconsin, will be seen
en nn Eastern track' again, with It.
Earl Jehnsen, of Brnddeek. Pa., tn
Negro star, ns jis principal, competi
tor. TO NAME COACH
Football Parliament te Make Repert
. at Haverford Tonight
After i fr-etbnll pnilinment. nt which
the committee reiently appointed by
Dr. William ltnr (Vnufert. pros
the next Mnsen will be announced
Following the foetbnll parliament.
about .'(Ml graduates of Hnverferd will i
attend the annual dinner of the Alumni ,
Association of the college In the dining '
loom nt Founders' Hall.
The ncnkeis at the dinner will be
Dr. I'oiufeit. who will speak of th
development of the lellcije in icceni
.Arthur -bii 1 at.. . .' i. " Z of l'l i
' ' tHUl . H CI UUllUte Ot til'.' Cl!l Ot I. Mil
.veins, Clii-istophet l. Merlc.v . imct and
he.iul .1. Davis and Ciillen Cain
BOUTS FOR RELIEF FUND
Hindln's Stable te Make Up Half of
Benefit Program
A helng show, pieceeds of which will
ut ene of the big lubs ben
uppenents are te ue --eiceted fur the
following men under lllnilln's wing:
Sergeant Bay Smith, light henv.v weight :
IMdie Iteveire, middleweight: Temmy
O'Toele. w eltei weight : Johnny Pnxsen,
lightweight, and Bebbj MeCjnii, feath
erw eight.
MANY SPEEDBOY GAMES
i
'West Phlllle High Nine Will
Be
.
Ti
Busy in Spring
nciiuie inr west i-niiaiicipiiia
u:gu enein s has. nan team wns an
eunce.l by the Athletic Association of
tl e
I eu.v -erthth .uid Y iilnut streets
..... - . ... . .....
seneni tins morning. -u games wur de
Arrll 4. SVuthTn Illch 5 Penn i-harlr
7 0rm.inten Hlch. II .Ve'ihHt IIIkIi
is, lathelln Itlah ay njn ii'.lrurd Cede;: I
2t Central Hlich 2." open t.andetn
Huh) as rmnliferrt Hlk-ti 2'I Atluntle
Citv llls'li Mflt L. tentle n Hiwli , Ui
ninnnwti Mich 12 Nirthenat Mleh: 10
Cithnlli Mlxh 10 I'pp, r n.tttiv llluh an,
epn (IVfttlin Intitute' Jl i e-itral IIIkIi,
Jil. Prankferd Illsh -'. swaithninre Prip
.11 n'-!i ll'snn I'rjhnuiii lun 3 Ceat's
tllle Illsh
I Efiening Ledger Decisions '
of Ring Bouts Last iight
( MIIKI Willie llnl" outpeinted l niter
Bnnle. Tfiiiiinv Drvllii dffeitril llernle ('nn
tvii, IM. lh-enev the with Terr vic
tim rrn. Jlninn Mifiii.tTii wim from Tenunj
Mr nun. deerie IHuiIm l.neiked nut leiini
Smllli. nreund: Itlthlr Itlnc nleppvil f-ilmni.v
i.iirlin
ii-i nnu
MUIK liilliuir lliillder ilefr.ltrri
MA.
I,. Ih nl uuin. Mil l-.il mi.-i- lneil.nl imi
lliillim .lee .itii', leriiinl, r-it mmv .ibli um
fruiii llti Mieue. IVIe l..ilu heat .lack
"lir.N (Mill Ml Dinin (lenlnn wen from
li.lillii" I'null. .Iliilin Vlunrmt nluppitt
lliittllnr Mill".
II l.l IMillii: ll-ittlln: liiimli-e ilrteatril
lllll) lilniin
.lOll.S'llN Mil N lleilitiji W'IImih
wen finni liililinv Mie-!"iMit
I'll. I. KIM.K. M - liUh Jiilmiit Cur-
1 1 ii I, neiked out llniiii) iK-'in iirm.
lllll 1 OKI. VI s run IrinrnU belt.
i belt
Cllli L
Im I.UiUh, luiiunt i iiuiniivin Hiiipiieii
(iiirtlnrr.
Mrs. Mallery Meets Miss Bancroft
New Aurk. IVb -I Vln
Miti'er national euldu i a
ti nn rh.iliilil n tedilt
ll. H-tnLniff of Hit a nKW
II Hi HJurm...li
I it deer woman
lu 1 MlNn i.,
I i r.i Let Club
iloHlen In tne tlnal m tti n ei
il "r teui-
n.im-nt nt Ilsht C til tin ItoeKIm
rnrr.TieNii
uunc Mn nml llefji
TLT.IK I.i". DenUI it nd Med. Prelims
Inn-rv eu- no ahllcnl Inn. A 307. I.mlcer uaie.
llelh evea
FRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL ,;,-
il. iiirkttnt. . nerri unii "-ixieenl 1 si.
wrrnml Hair rai hechni lleilm-iiduv,
frliriiiirt K There are 11 few iimmlei. n
he.h lh' I lementiirs rrlinnl nnd (he lllcl,
Mlienl liep.trlmeiilh.
MM.ll'll M II W tl IMI, I'llnrlimi
Shorthand
uiim. M.w"
tuv 1 union, Jir.
N'lchi Ttilllen. IS nn,l m
Our .l'l vi" iperl n en. Ial faer,j
levutlviii 'killed litem ti in and limited al
tfiidniira Bl the "",i Hoelikeeplng, bhorl bherl
hand. Seeintarlal or lluslneea Admliiliraiien
(Ouibh at Ihe lowest cuBt Day and evenlnf
yesslene. Call vvrlle or plienn for titlaleg
I aimer lluslneea Selmel Ifl yuth leth Htreei
HTKAYER'S 1,"'' "ii-lneia Htheul
O I RA I CIA J H(i7 (Hf.sTNl'T M'.
ToxlHen gmiriii'd. 1'nler new. Iar urnlchl.
DAY SCHOOL
NIGHT SCHOOL
THE BETTER POSITIONS
t'ii,v V. C V . Y
PRESIDENT BAKER
TO BRING CHARGES
Head of Phillies Will Ask "Ex-
planatien" Frem St. Leuis
and Brooklyn Clubs
SAYS HE HAS THE "GOODS"
m",11!"?. ' """or. president of the
Philadelphia National League club,
nreuscd by what he considers out and
out tampering with certain of his bull
Plnvers. will lirtm- i,n i.mii. ... ....
Issue yt the lengtic meeting en Fcbrnr
nry 14. nnd n meeting which wns te
ne no mere thnn a cut and dried sched
ule affair premises te develop into a
lively nnd Important, If net acrimoni
ous, session.
.Mr. Baker hns been stirred thl
winter ever mere or less printed nnd
otherwise tnlk of hew such n club would
Ike te have Meadows, for Instance, of
him ciue, ana no has. Iieen additionally
Irtiilinil tt.t ..!. 1 . I . ai 1 t
moved bv what hn savn Is the
nedv
oil two National l.entrne clnlis thnt tliev
huve been tampering with Meadows and
another prominent player, the property
ui uisayiue
At the ceininu meefltnr lie lll nsk
for "an explanation," ns he puts it,
from the St. Leuis nnd Broekl.vn clubs.
He bus been Investigating nnd has
reason te believe, from the evidence
he has gathered, that an attache, n
prominent one. of each of these two
clubs, hns talked te or otherwise com
municated with one or the ether of these
two players; and he will make no bones
about stating the facts, as he hns found
them, te his league iisseclntcs.
Said Mr. linker. "I nm tired of hav
ing 'lulis snj such thinss as that they
could win the pennant If they hud cer
tnin players of mine. I want te say
that no tampering with my players has
been done by the Giants. Their record
Is clenn. but I have t lie evidence eh
the ethers."
Mr. Baker has presented his cas te
President Hejdlcr. The lengue pro pre
ides u .fione line for tnmperiiicr. The
obvious eflect of tampering, if there is
any. Is te niaKc the approached plajcr
llssutished, and n result, of the bring-
ly
g ei tin whole
question. Opinions of one club owner
or mnnugcr of what he thinks some
ether club's plnyer would be worth te
his team, however Innocently expressed,
may be held as injurious and things
te he left unsaid.
The Philadelphia magnate makes no
i lunge against Geerge Gr.int. tin
Braves' owner, jecently quoted as tell
liu,' hew he'd like te have another I
pitcher and would pa ji."0.0iM( for one. i
Air. (Jrunt wrote Air. Baker that he
hnd net In any wa mentioned any of
his plujers. ntul the statement of a
Itosten newspapciman. furiiKheil te
Presidenr Ile.vdler. suppeits the ISosten
magnate lu bis denial.
F. and M. Gets $10,000 Gift
l.unrnatrr, l'u.. Kb ' 4.X eti of J10 000
with which te ,rect a cqtii.rt aranil tnmt
en the nw utMitlc flelft at I'rankl n rtnrt
MarKh i I i ell'ne . a'meuni ! a in
u- i .1 -n 1 hr- Th 10t"i H Jl I'
S Williamson, of thin city, widow of It 8
v il .rt..iK.ri in vii.- ine nuri n ji.i.i'i
t, i 1 i lialll" 1
m I1! 111! HMMIJW ;iii 'II C'raiUTIIIIIWIiUM imi'M'filllOliy
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Member te Oppose Yearlings ,
uoereo KlMler's university et i'M:ttf
sylvania freshman swimming tenm wWl-.'V -i?
meet the pick of four high schools la aVSWyj
meet this afternoon in the WelghtisMltiitfll
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the relay tenm. The meet Is scheduled
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TRI-COUNCIL WINS AGAIN
Defeats St. Francis Xavler In Fait
Basketball Game, 37-30
Trl "Council's reorganized basketball
team came through with its second
straight victory at the K. of C. Hall,
Thirty-eighth and Market streets. Inst
night, when It defeated the St. Francis
Xavier Club. The final score wns 37
te .10.
Phil Lewis preteges played a wen-'
derful brand of ball, and the visitors
never had n chance. Net until the. game
wns fast drawing te a close did the
home quintet let up and allow the op
posing five te register n few field goal.
The boys showed wonderful team work,
nnd the piny wns fentured bv the work
of "Toots" Nelan nnd "Babe" Klets.
Trl -Council is booked te meet the
Camden Council next Friday night a
week. In the Camden line-up will np
tiear such stars nn "Tem" Barlew and
"Soup" Campbell, of Eastern League
fume. Tiie Trl-Council funs nre loeltlmr
forward te this battle, ns It premises te
be one of the best of the season.
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