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foreigners Shew Best Que
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Werk in World's Tourney
kstagefright Appears te Affect Winning Percentage,
'Bit Bes and tieudu Have shown plashes of
Remrkaable Billiard, Touch
llv JOK
National Anatrar Billiard
F RIBIiBB b only W i rever-
i'. tmntcar billiard chamMeMhlp
State $& " concerns the play
?J" ?... foreigner.
M B v"" .T.. .11 V lint the
- u.nv nil 11RK.
HOW cenitt . VV'V ".. l !. .fnnd.
rHewT tfwltirthclr' brand of
tfrds" thev aren't out there In front
for the title?
t h.ve settled these queries In ray
1 mWdbv thoughts I put Inte a
Pileus article. I alncerely believe tha
E Bei champion of Europe, and
vAmiri Itenuil, champion of France,
SI net out there in front because of
i?.t mlKht be called stage-frihf. It
wbit ''" ,illlt thcy arc se affected.
i net strange that they or
?
Pi Entering Bi' , llcrVeus sys
V . fhst it ' .llfficuU for even the victim
te explain
Hird te Say It
. m. case they are as unamc te
Jtfik? " '
SKwSlM ! Pfcct. The tempcra-
islttst right for me, the tabic is
SSsderfu the balls are true, the noo neo noe
tonderim, I" M applause and
P" 8.r?haRT fed like ileyfnii bllllar.lH
Sdft I can't come te what is called
?.'"tr'.r1,,r.l,,c-"
"fhave Placed Reed billiards In one
B.tch ami peer billiards in the next. I
?,v found no trouble In phictlce te de
, better than I expected te de ever
2J2 .The conditions c.uld net be bet
?,r Yet I am net consistent. I de net
fc.i within 50 per cent of my best game
Ken I seem te b. going nil right."
Int Poundage,
Se there you are. Bes would net say
hlm-clf . but I can say it for him
that the climate here taw net agree.
l1i n in any tee well. He has lest
fte Imls ever here in a very short
Eme "and I think this lias considerable
te de with his status. ..,,
Hut in my own mind I nm satisfied
thnt it all gees back te the pwcholegy
of the setting thousands of miles from
home, before strangers, in a piny In
room strange te them and under the
train of making a showing In a great
championship. ,
There is no amateur capable of play
fai'iip te his greatest form in n tourna
ment such as this. They nre just net
hardened te it us are the professionals.
net immune te all the conditions that
arlw , Net a innn of .them enters that
brass-railed space without n nuivcr
ttidentjn the shirt sleeves and a chnnge
of color at the table.
They arc telling what so-and-se does
erery morning In practice rounds, or
hat he once did nt home or in u lesser
'tournament. Hut that doesn't mean
....m... lfu wlint he does rizht in a
Biitlcula'r match of this particular
tournament that will count.
Beit Billiards
And new wc come te a peculiar angle
of the foreigners. Net all will agree.
with me, but personally I think the
pair of them have displayed the best
billiard flushes of all the entries In this
tournament. . . .,
It appears that either of them can
play a better game of billiards than any
of the Americans in the tusMe. If they
had the American competitive spirit it
seems te me they would lie en the top.
Or if they were able te settle down te
perfect concentration. The trouble Is
half the time in the applause.
.Vuturally, the gallery Is going te
applaud the difficult shot. Sometimes,
It doesn't reoesnlze the difficult shot,
hut one it never fails te applaud Is the
masse. .
New this is bound te nffect the player
who has net his whole mind en the
, game. He begins te play te the gal gal
lery a trltlc. He begins te pick the
tough ones. "
He plays n masse shot, n sure ap
Basketball Explained
-t-
n" riiiup e. i.kwis
Ornnltrr mid Vrfhldfnt of, the. Heard of
AppreTMl llunketbnll OlTlrtula.
Oiirbiff th game between West l'Mla
ielpMa Mlflli .Scheel and Catholic High
Scheel, t the VnivetsitV of Pennsyl
vania last Monday nlyht, three playei
UTimmaued for the halt several times
mid the lecrte did net call a foul.
Why nett
Three players In a scrimmage Is net
always a foul. The third must charge
In. Colleglate Rules, liule 15, Section
13, Personal Feul Chnrge In anil make
bodily contact with an opponent, who
!. cne of two opposing players having
one or both hands en the bnll.
Eastern League Rules, Rule 17. Sec
tion S If a third man Interferes the
rhlstle shall ba blown for u ucrlnimage.
ilav a P;aUer ; return te the game i,
he ice.1 veliiiitdillj mlthihdteiif
IlKIIIIy lUlldcrM..',,
l.'ellCKlsite Rules, Rule u, faectlen 4
A player who has left the game, except
for disqualification for four persona!
fouls or for ether disqualifications, may
re-enter the gume once.
Eastern League Rules, Special Haling
(Thli rule wns ndeptcd, but docs net
appear In the book.) A player may re
turn te the name once, provided he wns
lie dlMiuiiUIk'd.
When and hew many times may a
Uam call time out?
Colleglate Rules, Rule 11. Sec'tlen '.'
Charged tlme out shall be permitted
only three times for ench team during
the game, Tlme out can be culled only
When the bait Is dead. (Official Inter-'
pi etatlen made since juries were printed.)
iuBiern i.ciicue ibuiee. uiu ,i, nrt-
tlen 4 Ne team shall be allowed te
step the game under any consideration
mera than two times In one hnlf. A
time out can only be chIIciI when the
referee haB tha ball In his possession.
ImmedlatB mil.stltutlnn Ih net coiiHldered
. .i. ,.
I am playing the tiuard and the score
I) one deIiiI in our favor, one iiiliiute te
Vlay. I am standing en the opponents'
(eul line, hoMltie fhe ball in my hands,
Ne one bothered me but the referee-,
who called a eul en me for delaying
the came. , as captain, vigorously but
in a gentlemanly manner pi etcsted. Jr
pciialterd me (i(ala, und the apposing
eul fesser (lieiipcd both chances into
ie Heni. iy team lest a name wnirh I
think we had wen, Did I use iioed
ijitlamtnt in holding the ball, and is it
delaying the garnet
There Is nothing In the Colleglate cr
Eastern League, Rules which prohibits
s player from holding the hall, The
t ,.3 ii,- i!"iYVer y"lc" a l'.laycr '''"yiandtleynrdii
nuld tha ball depends upon the aggres-1 ilutchlum ..
-Ycuesa ei me oppeucnts, I'iniiiilily you
wera nguring that while you had the
"all your opponents could net score,
m were cenect In this, us It Is the
fundamental defense In any game "If
the ether team does net score" you can
not lone. The referee was wrong, and
no second offense Is a question. Hew-
MATRR
Champien, 1Ub4 1915
plause wlhncr, figuring many times that
if he makes it he'll get a big hand, and
if he misses a long one he'll net leave
the balls tee handy for his opponent.
I saw Bea try for one, n long masse,
which he missed, and left a set-up,
where he could have made an cesy
bank nnd scored tlic point.
I have seen Reudll de the same thing,
though I de net believe he plnys se
much for the audience as he does for
himself.
Greatest Match
At the same time wc have seen both
the foreigners put en some of the best
matches of the teuriiam'ent. The star
act of Bes was the night he crawledanmateur championship nt the Manufnc-
steadily up
from behind en Francis Apl
Figure t This shows n remarkable
draw masse shot displayed by Kdeuard
Itudll in the international amateur
tournament nt the Manufacturers' Club
yesterday afternoon. He put a world of
stuff ou the rue bnll, twisting it for
ward te the red ball and then pulling n
draw that was geed for 1-A feet, very
nearly the entire length of the table.
.Figure 2 This shows one missed by
Percy Cellins in the same match. It
is u geed shot whether you make It or
het. ' With his cue ball rather un
handily in the corner, he chose te turn
away from the ether two, playing, a
mnsse shot fn the ether direction. The
shot mNscd bv a fraction nnd a speck
of chalk dust.
pleby and overcame him in the Inst
run. I said nt the time it was the best
billiard match' ever played in Phila
delphia, both players ahining brilliantly.
Bes gnvc a real leek-in en just what
he could de when lie was playing the
game for all it was worth.
In the same way, Edouard Beudll
gave his greatest exhibition last night,
I think, when he defented the Ameri
can champion, Edgar T. Appleby. He
hnnded our champion the worst lacing
of the tournament, 300-120. and there
wasn't any fluke about it. It was real
billiards.
It was the first time I have seen real
up-and-nt-'em In Iteudil. I said te
myself rljht at the start "there Is the
winner. '
It was a strange thing te any. tee,
for Reudll had been beaten bndly in
the afternoon by Cellins. The French
man trnve his worst exhibition. I think.
in that game, using the, cue mere like
a rake than anything I can think of.
But nt night lie was a different man.
He missed a few but his general air
nnd ability was unmistakable. It was
the master in action at last. He could
net lese.
New hew nrc you going te explain
a thing like that? A'mnn. bndly beaten
iu the afternoon comes back at night
and fnirly swamps the American cham
pion, i
lleuilll will go back te ins country
without the world's lnurcl symbol en
his brew, but he will have two ether
tokens of the tournament the sculp
of the European champion und the
American tltlehelder.
That is quite something.
Copyright, 1921, bv Publle Ledger Company
sure that you
official.
will have a competent
Mr. I4wl will anT liaakrthiill qnm qnm
tleim In jh Eenln Tubllc Ledcer Iuedii
and tlday.
Beets and Saddle
Wynnewood hns the speed te be for
midable in the allowance pursi! at u
mile nnd seventy yards at New Orleans,
nltheugh carrying top weight. Rlarnev
Stene and Pudua should furnish the
contention.
The Tuke It from Me purse nt six
furlongs gives Kddie- Rlckenbncker an
opportunity for the first time In months
te show his speed. Dartmoor and Tan
Sen also nre in the race after a long
rest.
Horses well plneed in ether races arc: I
First race Mechanic, Kastwnru Prln- I
eess, Pattern. Second firnnny Lee,
. n.gnli. Ornln,l. ThlrUamW,
--"-- -" --"-- "-"; v .-, ul . ... I
nixin .uerrinini, iiiciienrii, Walnut i
ir.iii u.,n..,i. iTHi. rt..... .i . i
i.ii.l. uiirillfi mil I'll, j. n (l, ddll 11
Arber.
At Havana First race Pullux, Ifii
imin, Stepson. Second DiverMh, Fic
tile, Reliability. Third Currency,
American Kagle, Twenty-Seven. Fourth
Guvner, General J. M. (Seme!!, The
I toy. J-'lftli Audrey A., Stanley. The
r.iKiuirei', Hixtn iteet
Sixth Geerge W., 'Pellu,
Muysvile.
Miu-dl-Clraa vltltera te New Orleana are
expected te Provide new life for the re
mainder of the nemnn, according te hotel
manairera, who have been buv booking; rex rex
iTMilleim for the laat week. The preapect la
for a continuance nf fuat track condition
for the next few dava.
Havana Entries for Wedneiday
iiru, .nnn t .m.m. ..... 1..
dulmlnr. jiurne 1700, 4 furlen:
Pandlnr 107 Hlue Otl. no
J!"""'"1"."" JJ2 straight shooter .no
Carbnneii 110 Tender Beth tail
Hecend race for three-year-eldi. and up.
w"-. ?.'"'""" ""! '"- lunengai
i crupauen
.1011 Lady Levltt
ins
1 Main Den
, .107 Alarettn ,.'.:.
,.lle Automatic Tied
..107
.Mill
Mark de Numle
Trflr ft warmer
I.ltlle Iluaa . .
..no white crew-n
..11
, . .IIS Proapere'a tlaby ,111!
...112 Mr Kruter 112
Allamaha ....
j Thli
ra;
p",?,'
Third race, for three.year-elda and up
ard. elalmlnc, purae 1700, 0 furlenca:
I'reckleaa 100 Ava n 107
I AffniunUy"".'.' inender..1.::: ..:"
Itamenu 112 lluferd 112
' linn Thrush 113 lUvenaea, 112
,,Uilll',v HO IVClllllllI .... . . . 0
Keurth race, the I.lttle Uutchet. purae
1800. for three-yen r-elda. AH furlenga;
uiiuta ninnewaii iu.
Lustre 10.1 Plnrnatle 101
Cel Chile 105 nnndel 107
(n)Rebuke 107 (aJQueaada 1(17
The Hell Call ...107 Coincdle d' Amour 112
(aKleldupple atable entry.
Fifth race, the American Learlen. nurae
(000. for three-year-etda and upward, 1 mile
. . . 9.1 F.lmnnr U . . .
. ..10J Marcella liny
...1(12 (lrayaaian . .
...104 Mayer Heuaa
...104 Tlcacey
07
102
' Teney lieau
Petrarch lea (lrayaaian 104
Illaek IlacKIa ...iu .Mayer tleuaa ....111
Frank W 104 Tlcacey 104
Hlxlh nice for threo-year-elde and upward,
purae 1700, 1 mile and SO portal
Delly C 08 Huz 10S
Mary Ulrb 103 'Ureal Hawk .... 104
Sir Jack J0H Meduaa lull
I ' faf
' r
SALVIA
m 1
It Out for
bes gets lead
en cope Morten
European Billiard Champien
Scores 198 te Lecal Entry's
' '126 in 23 Innings
HIGH RUN 'OF-MATCH
niMXtRD STANDINGS
' Wen
f.. T. Apnlehr, Jifrr Yerk J
I. SI. Collin. Mileafe, . . , S
FriMtla i H. Annlebr. New Yerk.... J
Rrietmrd Kiidll. Franne 3
Ar.r nn, Helland. . , 1
1. E. C. Morten, flilladrlpnU 0
TODAY'S MATC1IW
Ai Mil P. II mp T. Annlebr.
Yerk. vs. Vtrtr Cellins. Chicago.
Ary Bes. of Helland, the Kurepenn
emnteiir billiards rhnmnien. and T. K.
Cepe Morten, the local entry, met this
afternoon in their Inst mntcn ei trie
turcrs Club nnd nt
the end
of
twenty-third inning Bes was
en
long end of a 1118-1'JO score.
Thn HtnnllpRt rrmvil nt the tourney WOS
en hand te witness the battle, iakij
tnnn worn ntvnv iifr tliplr StreKC. Onu
with nothing ut stnke pleyeil mere or
The- Eilrepenn champion has been sick
for the Inst two dnys and was very
nervous today. Morten has net winyeu
for three days, nnd tlic long ne-enuu
from the table caused a reversal In his
' .. a . . A I. a (jIV IA
The local pinyer wen im urj.-ui, nC
lected the black ball, mnde the first shot
nilM then missed. Bes made four before
missing in his first Inning ana then
enip very weird billiards followed In
the next three iniiigs.
In the fourth Inning Bes get the bul s
nleng the short rail in form of a triangle
and nursed them nleng te forty -five be
fore blowing en an easy kiss shot.
In the eighth inning Bes Jumped the
white bnll .off the table in attempting a
masse shot and he lest a point. Again
In the eleventh he mlscued after making
one bnll and Morten, te keep up the
geed work, did the same thing en Ills
first shot. ... ., ,
The local player fouled in the four
teenth Inning by touching the white
ball with his vct in leaning ever the
tabic in making a shot.
In the twenty-second Bes again get
the balls together en what premised te
be n long run. He made 32 points und
en the next try he mlscued.
In the following inning Morten made
the htshest run
he totaled 47 before
shot. His nrevl
tnatA., urnttAtl
invethnr en the fifth shot, and from ,
this point he nursed them te forty. The
Inst seven shots were all difficult tries.
Cene Morten, Thllndelphla 1 3 0 1 a fl 7
4 0 0 " A 2 0 4 l' 12 H fi 1 3 11 4T.12B.
a De." HellnnilU 1 ,,. . ,. "
1 0 1 4 0 0 2S 13 0 3 7 27 82 11001 108,
Edgnr T. Appleby. American cham
pion. nnd.Percy X. Cellins, former na
tional champion, will fight it out for
the world's title tonight.
Thev ure the only two in the round
robin tourney who hnvc dropped but one
match. . . . ......
Their match will be played, tonight at
.S:in In the grand salon of the local
club. Each has lest one game nnd wen
three. Cellins dropped u mutch te the
eunger rpther of the United Stntes
champion, 'Francis S. Appleby, who
trimmed the survivor handily.
Edgar T. Appleby lest his sole re
verse last night te tlic champion of
France, Edeunrd uudil, before one of
the largest audiences of the record
breakers which huve sat In en the tilt
ing. And Appleby get the worst trim
ming of the trturnnment.
Rudil wen. 300 te 121), in the first
hulf of the eighteenth inning. Th" win
ner plnyed the best hlllnrds that has
i,.n ulavn.l Iii tin, tournament.
He failed te count in only two In-
1 nings, tile first and the fourteenth.
After the lust failure he ran ItiS points
in four innings and was the victor.
Twe Navy Crewa enN Water
Annapolis, Md.. n. 21. MaldnK an tin.
uunlly early dtiirt. Richard mention had hln
Naval Academy Hnt und aerenil ireuii en
the water eterday for u iihert iipln. The
arlty wan made up as fellows! lw. Qui.
lasher: 2. IllcM: 8. Klniri 4. Ielle: .
SinlKirn; e, jonnmeiii i, i, i.vnc,
rrnwlcy.
New Orleans ntrles for Wednesday
First race. 1 1 000, two-year-olds. 3 fur-
inni.'iu nmikhtnr.lnn TfuEhltl
.in
.MitJiirle'Moen ...i"" TV"-11;1. ' '
Reile H 110 Jesephine C. ..
,.,. n n ""-,' '...., ... ... ,.K.,
,...107
. 1M.1
SII.B Hair. ...... JO" !JIV"!l't ,,-, ";
-Hle Leluhtan ..l"l Anltii lliiiiipten
SuperKlnrl.1. ....me Uav Venule ...
in
1 0.1
nn,r..lm..,i les Auntlu i:i" ",
Heeend rate, nurae $1000, three-ear-old
and upward, fl furlenBa:
V.lMte 1 "0 Hlo Weed Ill
MliS. DUle " Mldnlsht hteriea n
liark lliy ...... Hi Dloclctlen .. . ...104
Pertlluht lid l-ady Mildred ..101
lime "SSiia . . . . . 10:i 'The Colleen Hawnlnl
1'iul Connelly ....) Complimentary ...04
Kert Chm chill ..1011 Icen "
rhir.l rune, nurae 11000. handicap, three-
yeSr-elda. 0 furlenBe:
11 Jehn Merrill JOrt
1 1 1 llel ..... t'"J
111 Piihim. rarlnut.... Il'l
lO.'i Jalte Ilercer 101
Knnt Uraaa .
Sveetiv
The KranclKcan
liriniunt Hay . . ..110
Fourth race, miran linoe. three-ear-elda
nnd upward, 1 1-lfl mllea:
Ne.ldiim 107 Idlprery Kim ..,.JJ
iiiinnJ , I)y ....112 Gourmand 110
l'lfth rae, purae J1O00, rour-year-eiua, i ;
BeU.rJrilJHC-WI. islder. ....!'
lliilsneur 10,1 Tedy in 1 1
U....A .inim nil, (u.MuBtcr Juili ...inn
itiiln de C.iue ..;"' llotheratlen ion
HUli Hear IDS Durnay 105
taXJ. K. Nah entry.
Sixth race, purxe tlOOO, three-ear-old.
. .it.. ii.til 711 vtinlrf
I mini '.', ." -"-.,, .... .,, .,.,
Itn, " Milt uh. ,,.,,. ' -
Mlaa Crcstw
c.cnlh rupe.
purse 11000, feur-j ear-olds
..n.l niLnrilB 1 i inlleril
Homeward Tleund, 101 "Attorney Mulr
Itejal Duck Iia Irfeacy
Anna tlallup . . . .101 Jluonee
Flrate McOee .. .107 Warai.w
Coraen 100 Knerlnlte ....
Current Kents.. ion Mark Wewt ...
BhePevll JVg:,'.1.'"" ''lner.
i-?.y k .. :1. ?,. V ". ;
inn
ION
tll'l
101
101
10s
112
110
ApprentUe uliewaiiLO of S pounds claimed,
8:30 A. M.
te 5 P. M.
nf H10 teurnnineni. wnen ' innn me """" ,....r ...... ";----"---,. ... ,. ... ,.
" - . t..n 1 trh i nur inuniin riiii. t-iiiii 11 iii i rcwii
eus high run was w. . rieni i.erhu. ..vr ....... "" ",.?"."" ,;.,,- .,1PV sm..1,1p tl.! fW.
hv irMtiiie t 10 bals'wlie leeks goeu, nnu iiui.i..B..uu.., ,.,.v.j ...... ;-, ---i:;: --";.
Kate Hrummel..llia Matihca Mary...iu
Hertnla Keml.le ..110 Conaert IJ7
Mabel Curtis ,...107 llrare Fester ....101)
Lucky Olrl . . T 'Miracle Man . . . . J2
Field Lark 102 'Pullet . . ., Jg2
( Crcatwoed .. OU Mllll's Luck 102
ii,n Minaer . .. ,
Gelf Scheel
Expert Instructors
Jehn J. Rewe
Geerge F. Griffin
Themas Grlbbln
Marsha
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World's Amateur Billiard Title Here
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BASEBALL DRILL
Battery Candidates Werk Out
in Gym Under Direction
of Dr. Hinchman
Baseball hw started at Hnvcrferd
College. The battery candidates nrc
practicing dally in the gymnasium.
Haverford- has seven pitchers nnd
five 'catchers, all with some experience,
out for the pitching staff, and these
men nre all te be given a prc-senen
training in time for the opening of out
door practice about the 1st of April,
two weeks before the first games of
the sensnn with Drcxcl nnd Stevens,
both at Ilaverferd.
The hur'ers who have reported in-
fliide "Tat" Brown, who made a -fine
.wine Inst sensen: Bill Hunslcker.
uVllltv man of nrevleus seasons; Brad-
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Jerry Arneiu. n nuiKPr
. . ... .l
freshman
nint T.nnirstreth. who last season "
needed only experience te develop into ,
e -Ieumv twlrler. is nt iiresent in Cull
fernln, but is expected back In college
in time for the beginning of the base
ball sensen. ... , ,
Dr. Wnlter 8. Hinchman hns charge
of the pitchers. He has had success
In turning out some star huricrs in New
Englnnd. . . .
There h going .te be some keen com
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this pring, for the Scarlet and Bluck
seems ta have the best bunch of re
ceivers that have reported for years.
Merris and Htilme nre six-footers, who
leek geed. Know-Ren, varsity man last
vear, ought te be better than ever.
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BEN DE8SKN, former Southern High
star and high scorer en last year s
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iresnman nve. win iiemi no '""" jn way down stream before the oarsmen
pest for the Univcrsitv of 1 """Jlw" I wth tbelr hc,ts tomorrow nft nft
fer the remainder of the sensen acceru crnn(
nifi t0S0".'.. radTta,PnS'wlir replnce -'hrei varsity eights, n lOQ-peundcr
Red nn.l B ue. lessen ?"!,"& n freshman crew will receive In-
Rescnast. who suffere( a broke n wim t t th rf T, r,.,nl,nipK
n his left hand In the Unrtn.euth game ,.,,,,,.,, w, , practicltiR en
Inst Saturday "f'ht. ni1Tldclnn tl,c rowing machines in Wclghtman Ilnll
Dr. Frank B. "aneeck, PS'?. . mimIw the guidance of several old-tl.ne
In rharse nf flip eulntet. ntinelinccu. nut p i...i.. ir.i..i, ,i.i
"."7- .i iiJ.n.ti.i..rM nn n bus-
ketbnll player for Pennsylvania arc
ever. In. ether words, the brilliant,
slippery fitrward will witness the re-,
malnlng games from a vnntnge point in
the stands. He graduates from the
Dental Scheel In June.
According te Dr. Hancock's nn nn
neuncemnt, Rescnast frncted the
radius, one fe the two bones of the left
forearm, which will take some six weeks
te set. After thnt n rest would be
necessary, se it Is out of all reason te
expect Resennst back In the game.
"The lean of lteacttaat.h n Hrvere
blew te the tram," said Kddic Jfc Jfc
A'JcneJ th.1 morning. "He ii one of
the best lerxcards in the Intercol
legiate League and a dependable
player from the ttart. Hit lest
iclll be greatly felt in the closing
dags of the campaign, but I think
that tn Hcnnic Dcsscn tec have a
capable player iche can fit in teith
the teamwork like a veteran,
"nc will start In the rcmnlnlng games
nn the schedule nt forward. That will
leave us Label (ieldbintt as our nrst
substitute. He. tee, fits iii with the ,
innmwerk and is n cannble performer. !
The remainder of the schedule finds us i Dr. W alter Curlss, coach of the base
meeting the best teams in and out of-ball team, expects te secure the Dono Deno Done
the League, and wc will have te drive j van & Armstrong Held ter the Benn
harder thaji ever te win the title." home Rami during May and .Tune. The
Tomorrow nftcrnoen Penn meets Penn ' Held rill be enclosed and will hnvc nil
State nt o'clock in Welgbtmnn Hull. I the facilities of a big Icagnc.park. Ac-
T ..uf v.nr ! rnnfni- Pnilntc r,,ll,...lntie COrdillg te UOVter (,nrlhs. 1 IlttH' IlC-eU
(surprised the college basketball world
ibv handing the Red und Blue n 1-pelnt
defeat in one of the best games of the
season, ii wu" v" i;,- h.-vim- wv-
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Dallas, Tex., Feb. 21. Trls
Speaker arrived here today te pre
pare camp for the Cleveland Amer
icans, who will train here this
spring. Trls wired the manager of
u local hotel thnt It was unnecessary
te bunch the Indians 'en one fleer.
Tffe Texan said he will net have te
keep such n close eye (In his players,
cxplnluing thnt Ills team was nindn
up of "real men who de net need
nursing."
Thc ice is almost entirely out of the
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DOatllOUSC. WlllCll Will DC SIBriCU OH IV"
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year.
With the opening of the new
boathouse, the facilities for handling
a big squad are such that Wright
contemplates keeping almost a
hundred varsily and freshman can
didates en the squad for work
en thcrivtr. This number is the
largest in the. history of rowing at
tha University.
Wright is trying out no fcuer thnn
sit men for the pest of stroke en the
vnrsity beat made vacant by the In
eligibility of Captnin Mitchell. Mod Med
holt, who stroked the freshman eight last
year; .Matnsen, u memeer or the first- Media High Scheel. 13 te 12. Tlic fall
year eight until he was disbarred in the rc 0f flfrnld Miithuei te make foul
Peughkeepsle regatta by the stewards, throws count was disastrous for hN
there; ( Immbers, a member of the var- ' team. He made only two out of eleven
slty Inst year until stricken with np- chance
pendicitis; .Telllnek, the former Contrail The playing of the lnnkv Pleasant
High Scheel oarsman and member of i vm,, lads there were two of them and
the varsity lust year: Berie. who wns ni. .:.... ,. t i. im, ,,,,i,,,n.
years age, nut who
did
net row last
year uecniibe of illnrs, .
id Willliinn.
the first vnrsity substitu
1 ist year, are
the six men from nmeiiK hem Wright
expects te select his stroke.
premised the park for the eight home
games Penn must play miring May and
June, wnen i-reusim ricin win uu in
um i' v --
Carpentler and Ted Lewis Matched
lindmi. Feb. 21. KM Ted Lwis, of
Ilnsland. has been slenel for it match with
CariH-ntler. the French .hamplen, te be held
ut the Olympla en May 11
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PELNNIHBE MEET
Pleasantville Wins by One
Marker Frankford Cepfc by
Twe-Point Margin
ALTOONA MAY FORFEIT
Threp fast games marked the second
day-'s piny In the Penn tournament nt
Wclghtmnn Ilnll, Thirty-third nnd
Spruce streets, last night. One of these
bnttles was wen by a margin of one
point, while another wns raptured
through the medium of two foul goals.
The ether game was n rutin way for
Cellegevlllc, but Just the Milne tt was n
fat game.
It was rumored last night Altoeini
High would net be en bund for Its
scheduled gume with Central High next
Saturday. While tills rnuld net he
verified, the news was received from
geed sources und Is believed te be au
thentic.
TI,e nnenlnv i-ame nf hu nreiiiru' -nk
scheduled between the Wet IMillmtel-
nhlll High Scheel nnd Pettsvllle High
Scheel. The giune never was played,
nnd Went Phlliulrlphla moved into tin1
second round without having been
forced te glc buttle. Pettxvllle iulled
n Reading High, meaning it forfeited
te the Spcedbeys, because it had a game
Miheduli'd for Iat night.
Plnniintitvllle Til trli Kolinel flnfmilnil
Trlnlcan scored a nulr of field coals and
dropped three out of six free throws
into the net. Helmes and Field, the
lanky youngsters, each scored u field
goal, but their mnlu asset wns their
great fleer work.
The next game nlse wns close
Siilcsinnum High Scheel, of Wilming
ton, was opposed te Frankford High
Scheel. Siilesltinuni High went into th"
lead early and didn't nllew Frimkfenl
te score "n field goal during the first
period, which ended. 1L' te (. in favor
f Snlesiniium. However, In the second
half Frankford staged a comeback and
wen the content. te L'u.
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i Inir home the baron for hi quintet. It
XV-H I)is r,.miu.knble foul sheeting "thnt
' j,.i,t Ills team ill the running. Iiebln
. ' i , (UtniMi .fnnt miirl if,,n liin,
, ,0,11 ,1,p, nneon-leot IllurK tltteen tllll'
land made twelve points therefrem. II
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7 :30 Chester High vh. Cellf)!
vlllc High.
8 :30 Allcntewn High vs. Ner
lAivn Tf Itrli. iM
J ::50 Ablngten High vs. IladnerJ
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nNe tallied a pair 'of genla from tlia s
l0cdllegeville High defeated Woodbury
High. -18 te 2H. The work of H.
Sterner wus the main factor In ON
legeville's will. He tallied, twenty-two
points. . .
In this battle O. Sterner made hU
appearance. He is less than five ft
tall. Still he nlayed a wonderful gOMtt,
mid showed that they tiinkn basket) Tfi
legevlllu. He scored a held goal. , ;' .
Kniiili wus thn outstanding star for. s Y'A
Woodbury. He made twenty peiHH
nnd kept It in tne running an vne unic;
'IVn of his
peniln resuiicu irem icwi
totes, while tlic
fieni scrlniiiiiiKc.
ether ten were inadei
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,r Altoenn. who inrl-I-ntnlly captured JJ
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