f - " - " BteBKIKft PTTBLf TEBPHI-LADEPHIA, 'SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1922 r
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Irt Fletcher Predicts Phillies Will Come Back and Win Their Way Out of the Cellar This Yea
CELTIC CAGE STAR DIES '
RESUME PLAY IN
SEVEN OF PRESENT
CH1PK0ED
Wilsen and Britten Only 'Ones
te Dedge Being Counted
Out
SEEK DOWNTOWN CAGE HONORS
Ernie Reich, of Eattern LtagytV'J&;
Victim of Deube Pneumonia 5?Vf
New Yerk, Feb. 1."5. Ernle Helen, Av'i
PLEASESFLETGHER
Infielder, reinstated by Judge
Landis, Will Jein Team at
Training Camp
twenty-nlne years old, professleaal N'J
basketball star und captain of the erlgl- j
nm Celtics of this city, national pre
fesslenal basketball clinmniensntn nuln
West Catholic Will Meet Ridley
Park In Basketball Carni
val This Afternoon
let, men nere K'sicruny nt ins nema .,JmjM
from double pneumonia, Dcnth came at wrSjl
n:30 'after n week's Illness. He leaves -vffll
. . ... . . . - . :.i jwtr.
California Boxer Claims Feul,
but Referee and Physician
n vviiiew, .uuy, uuu n nny unuKiiier,
Uvelyn. He leaves it brother, Al Reich,
professional pugilist.
iiR DEFEATS
GOLD IN SEVENTH
RETURN TO PIS
PENN TOURNAMENT
Say
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Lew leading in points
jfew Yerk. Keb. 2.'.. Lew Tendler,
Philadelphia lightweight, stepped Ilymle
r,M nun. called .lliiiniy Duffy, of Call-
ernl'a, last nlslit In ecven rounds of
.l.i. scheduled twelve-round bout,
erc crowd of nbeut 10,000 nt Madisen
Square Harden,
Geld claimed n foul In the seventh
Mimd. When the bell sounded for the
u" .. ... . ,i. ....!
eighth session, the Westerner did net
,)M from his choir In the tflng corner.
Referee Billy McPnrtlnnd then Hteppcd
ertr te the corner, and ns the Call-
'fefnlan sat en bis steel, his face reg
istering pain, went through the tor ter
aallty of counting ten ever Geld, who
could net answer the call of time.
The endlug of the contest, which was
-i. thu nrrilnnrv from n retntictltlvn
midpoint, created a furore among .the I
Dictators at the ringside. Excited
fins jumpedte their feet when fleldV
face were an expression of pain as he
vent te his corner at the end of the
terentb reunu.
The crowd yelled for Tcudler'n dis
qualification for fouling and for n time
small-sized riot was incipient.
u.VrM McPurtland. however, declined
te'recegnize the claim of Geld and his
handlers, 1Jau .ucitcincii uuu uuiiny
finrphy.
Beveral times before the seventh Geld
tad his handlers raised the claim of
feel. Xhe crowd, or that part of it
Mtttl At n distance from the ringside.
joined in a chorus which echoed through
tit Garden. Te a majority of ringside
fii.. ImtKiri. rPntir11nr'u lllrilt'ci nn.
CTUU-S, liu.v., ..u.... u .,,,. ,.,.
wared te be fair nnd above the waist
fine. Referee McPnrtland evidently
held the same view, for he repeatedly
refused te lrccd the clamor of the
Crowd or Geld's advisers.
Following the contest. Dr. Walker,
Rtite Athletic Commission physician,
ttamlncd Geld and announced that
thre were no indications of n leui
Up te the time thu bout ended Tcnd
lcr was leading In points. Geld had
difficulty making the weight. The con
test uns signed at l.'ib pound", but
Geld could get down no nearer the mark I
than 137 Vi pounds. Tendler was three- I
quarters of a pound under weight. With
me Knowledge inui m rivni iimi uiui-
eultv with the wcicht. Temllcr paid
particular attention te Geld's midsec
tion from the start The (junker City
lad kept up a punishing, twe-hnuded
attack te the body and countered heav
ily. In the first, becend nnd third rounds
Geld flashed sporadic outbursts of ag ag
iressivcnevs. Te Teniller's sustained
assault the California boxer retaliated
with jolting right cresses te the jaw'WIIde Handicapped
which sent Tendler back en his lice's. Like Kilhniip's mnteh with Leenard
Celd's punches diew the bleed from, the little Britisher. Wilde, stetmed out
Tendle1-s mouth In the tirst session am!
the er Ad jelled Its approval. . .
ne er .fl jelled its approval.
Tenifler's cen-ltent work, his un-
limcncbs.
Hfibe Herman. California feather-
Weicht. curried elT the iIitKIeii ever
which he landed with both hands gave been stepped meM often. Becerds show '"'f "lJ l1.? 11, .I?"0,1".' rk,. ....
the 1'hilndeli.hlan an advantage which that he was knocked out by another V bu" v m n l7 hihv town le ban
was nrreased throng h the feiir succeed - Vrenelnmm. Gleria, in eight leunils. , A bu,-V.mn '" ' '' V ; 1 1. . iJJ Vr.t
iUraumN. Itepeatedly Tendler drove then Billy Pnphe sllppell ever.l ! I, a y-' ! Bv )M sr?0l a hl.V'Xe"
his rival te the ropes under n shower of mker In the seventeenth, followed bv I .Vn, i" " arldn. them te av basketball
rlalits nnd lefts te the face and stem- Fn.nk Klaus In ninete,,. rounds, nfter ,"';, '""t ,,,,': 1 is nluv but ceacilng
,WeLbWrl? "ifh nenipsey did the feat in four I ' 'vc "'me dNermuJed y in ihe
xrieiiiiii eiii'iihivi iimi iri'iiiii'iirv iiu I ir n inn i iiitnnu rnt'imn nn ii.tu i
Aim uiiii:v;ii uiu eiiuiimii wini ins roil nns uihx year.
SI.11? i)e i1'0? S,',,,"1 veteran, In the clnimimt te America's Hj weight laurels
Ki?!"""?.' ,of twt:'.': r,""",.'J: idses1toek ii nap.
xaifej hi ey mi leiuinj Mierieii and ,
Ilefeife Billy (Kid) Mcl'artland gine
me eruici te lieruiiiu.
Clenic Talt, Minneapolis lightweight,
jalned the decision ever Johnny Mur
ray, of tin Bronx, In the opening con
teat of eight rounds.
Andy l'almer. of Tuls.i, suffered his
first setback in tluee starts In the sec
ond eight-round bn-U. I'.ilmer engaged
Johnny Daiey, Portland middleweight.
After eight exciting rounds, from which
both boxers emerged biuiscl und bleed
ing, Duicy was awarded the decision.
Beets and Saddle
A.
I'niie.i v..i ,i i ii , '
oWAvTlniU,ll,erM,of
aDnenk I.!V V, ll?1?, ,'0,)I"''' ""l"; I
appeals best In the leiiiuie rncu at
ISpvv Orleans today.
He bi coupled
with rmi Hare. Jr., a Derby pros
-
pect, which is about Ihe best three
JPr"ld shown nt the Southe.-n course
this winter. Buiign BiicU and Irish
AIM appear te be best ,,f I lie ethers.
Hersis well pbiced in ether uices
sre: rlrst nice- Pit,.r iti...tti, i ...i..
lie.u i, ...i.. ..:.::. ."" .'""'
ttii k"1"11' screuii Helen
AtUln.
m-.Yi" ." . . Kt'K"":i' : third -- Tippity '
fifth- i- ;"";1""''-- ('I,:'V,l!!bia '1'!w
,. u"(l ''"is". Iliilllimt Rav.
nvveep) j Uth-I'it,
Pirate Mi Gee.
Trickster II; Keinnil.'u ".I....."1!...,: I
Gear, Waukeag
I, ,. 1
At Havana
.. wm" ,. .",'.,nl "", iMtvmnn,
,,; 1 ..iiuiiv
es; seiend- Id llel,
A11IIIII1MIIII Ai........ . .1 i. , ... .
less, Iliilfiuif llnr...'.i. t .t. ......
"' ; ii u u vv iwt
r, Bufeid; fourth Cur
reilcy. l-'lelih. I.',..,,... til. 1 i,
fifil.M '"uu,' 'ancy, IJIack Unby;
." V."m,.v. Geerge W., Mary i:,l, :
1 ..u.i'iti. iiiuii 11 1 ne.
"vuiievviin, .M'lligarven, l'u lux I amy. lerp-'imrc. 1 ucniMPipnt. is pro pre
. piiri.l te Invade th's .lty nin nst an of
r,"1!, W" ,"'0 lr",,( nd Ihe route ;;;'-'"'"'"'" l" '" ""' '""
"i lie liiilejiemleuce Ilniidlcap, S.'OOO 1 Pilro .iiiiimi. tin I'llllplne. it k-epinir In
flUileil, ut Uuvuiia vesterdnv ever n ' tlwipe 1IU m-xt match Istu 1 with n.vnnv
tltM,- yl"-ti "" nlwajsginr 'n H,""U'K- " "arl "'
ui mr ihe big stakes. '
Teil! llare .Tr nml 1'.,in,i f..i-
iWlicil l,v 'il ;.i ' nlt". (ri,p'
n 1.1.J , 'V- ( huh. vv eiked a mile
.'. ' -'ti'iila. at New Oilcans
... ' ..eieiiii. 111 .1 1 1 11 prills
''J prcpiiiiitliin for flic Mnrdl (Irns
Ilfinr ,... tut' 1. '." :,1"'.IM l,l,,s
24 "in 1 r . I'lacilenal time was
f. .1.1 .l.Ti 1 .17 1 .11 1 r 1. .1.
horses ,1,,, Vlier. '
'OUIMET IN FINAL
- -! . .11, .lit I -tl, lilllll
Meets Jacoby In Housten Club Invl
tatlen Gelf
llOllstmi 'IV.. Keli .", .i-iiniU
Gil inet f 11...1',, ,,, V , ', , ",
Of Dnllf Ji "'."",l. ,,",ls J1'"""''.:
rnslt'i e' Wil ",,'lt lui,'l' '" the filial
ll?1 V ft,r. tl" I'hampleiishlp of the
''"llslen Country Club invilntl nilf
""irn.unenl O1I1....1 e ... ....... .
""ii 1 inulcli with Geeige Itolen voter-
I'll I I ll 1 I I t . ... 1 . . . . . . . '
ih'v r. ' "- """ ' 'inlillng ,ve.-ter-'??
"f'i'.nioen. wen his w.iv te t ie fln-
in "''.. '"'hv ellmlmiicd Tem Curb
jyj i vv iciiitu .(lSi j,, niaeieen
Oiilinet "eiieiallj Is faveied le win
nhf.i "."""I'l'm-hlp owing t the icniai-N-"a
llll"'"' l,,", hll"" ,""1,''l' ,lu'l!"'
el... ., ..'.'. ...,.,," rM,l' r
I Ifn ii
the Statf
-....., i'mmii i him year and once win
n 1, V",', Invitation chaiiipleiishlp, Is
0 .'"'hdiili'., Kefer.
. 'he mulch w
he Ihlrty-six IieIch,
aiiW.7ti "V,'IU " niiguii ruin, con cen
tJlnS ' ';V,,,'.l' weather (tnd) medium
w" eti thg ferc;unt,
V
v -JWfrt yftS 1 m 4' j,Vff-
'ri.llll'1'll 111 tlin ......! ....I ..!..!.. 1..
the nil iie'i inns "ii riKllieril ill
te I,, iir"u"."' I'l'vparatlens were mitile
fay, ra! i tt.""? Knllery despite the un-
LEONARD STOPPED TWICE
By LOUIS II. JAFFB
rnilKRK seems te be n scarcity of
I(noekeutn In big league competition
of Inte. All of which brings te mind
be-'that, barring the venerable .Tnck Brit-
ten nnd Johnny Wilsen, every chain-
'"" ""' me puenc ieany nas nun
the well-known wallop caress him en
the cjiln.
fin Hit ilnifii 11. e 11.1. . fl.,.1 it.. I
Jimmy Wilde, flyweight: Johnny Buff,
".'"' nw ,inu ,; mm Willi
uiiiiinmwrigiir ; .lennny Kiihnne, feath
erweight: Johnny Dundee, junior
lightweight: Benny Leenard, light
weight; Ocorges Cnrpentler, light
heavyweight, and Jack Dcmpsev,
heavyweight all rulers in their re
spective dlvMens have tasted defeat
by the knockout route at one time 01
another in their careers.
uut In Cleveland, O., (here nre some
fnns who are firmly convinced that
Middleweight Champien Wilsen was
knocked down nnd out bv Brvnn Dew
ney, nnd it only was the kindness of
the referee thnt robbed the Ohienn of
the title. As n result there is '"knock-out-by"
in the Bosten southpaw's rec
ord. Dcmpsey "Toeli" One'
Listed among Pcmpsey's bouts there
will be found n knockout victory ever
tins chnrnplen by Fireman Jim Flynn,
although new it x believed that the
Mantissa Mnuler just "took ene" en
the chin en thnt occasion for wmc
reason or oilier better known te Jack.
The wonderful Lcennrd twice has
kissed the canvas" as thev say. The
lirst time Benny was knocked for n loop
was in 1012. the jcar he started his
Hhtlc career. Jee Shngntp stepped Leon Leen
ard en thnt occnt-ien In four rounds.
The following jenr Trnnkle Fleming
hung one en Benny's jaw for the "nine
and out" tell.
Johnny Kllbuiie went nlens nlrelv
without suffering n kayo until In 11)17
in this eltv the featherweight champ's
ambition te cope with -the lightweight
Mtlehelder proved the veteran Clever
lllllder's lllldelni;. T.ennnril utnnnml Kll.
bane in the third round when Jimmy
Dunn hurled a towel Inte the ring at a
time when Jehnnv was being socked
nreund prettv inueh.
Wil'ie Jacksen became famous ever
night by reason of u ene-rnund knock
out when he polled n right-hander en
Dundee's chin at the Olympla here In
Janunry of 11)17. and the present Im
pound king went down for the full
count. Dundee wasn't disheartened,
though, and came back strongly without
losing any of his prestige.
Iff his class nnd was defeated bv 1'ele
Herman en n teehnlal knockout.' Jimmy
Herman en n teelmlnl knockout.' Jlmm
giving nwny n let of weight te Petey
Mirkev Delmnut elli.pe.I Buff en the
ubKI:i.r In 1llGn nt Ji.ri.rv r'ttv ,i !
tlu iih.m.hI liiiiitiiniu-.,i..l.t l,,,v', ...,.i
All of which proves Hint a little thing
like a knockout dee-n't bother u geed
hexer one who does net become ills
i euraged se easily by being spilled for
a goal.
TILDENJJLAYjT0DAY
Champien and Voshell te Oppose
Hayes and Burdlck
Chicago. Tel). Ii.". The National
Outdoors Shew opened fir Hie Coliseum
. today with htindieds of 'entries for the
I various tournaments that are te be con
ducted dining the eight ilu- It In in
I progress. One of the principal eventu
of fie tlnv was the scheduled doubles
"1,llcl1 M'tfiMi William Tllden,
"l''h '"mmplen. ami Heward Ve-hell,
,,,. u'nU..,. lime., .mil Iliilnl. Herilink
M'ti.i,.., .,,,.1 nui,ii ,..n.... iw.. ..I, i.,.
iiiiii-ii ii ilia i vnv ii it tiiii' ii i tin-
i -ri'in ler u singles nrileli
I'lie opening i
if the grand western ,
small bore title tournament was set
l 'i' lute today, with the military nnd
lii.:h school tenuis match nnd the Chi
min boy championship for be.vs under
eighteen as the opening events.
" 1
Scraps About Scrappers
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M'"( ".."-t. vvhns, mm.'
exhibition ntranvl
(lenrse C'liinev en T.iuii'dij nluht en for
11 III 1 rtesl 11 irnun in I'm ummi iihi, iimh
luen tiilcn mrr 1 J'litmv Duuahvrtt, The
Ifnrim ii'siis le rm'eli Ihe 'lev!.iniler s Ith
.Tn'nnv nunilw VI!llM JacKsnn nod ethor
I wlliis lUhtvvt Ishl IIkIuh.
' I'r.inl.le MrlV.rlnnil. of Renten-, nnneunres
0't ' hit p'seed
mini of Pete Jlernn
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thHt lie nit ji'Heen niiiifci-'ii imuer ine uirec
,111, Me II 11 01, " nn iiumiih inn llfiniweisnt
cl.ump iii'dilp t suuth New Jersn writes
tlmt Jiinph (Mnh) Iteti nhiTir la uiithurlznl
te make his mutches ,
,Hkev Delmiinl villi 1k erfered a trip
iii.niuii in ine.t Jimmv Whin In Ixinden. if
, ,ne. nn tmpresli. tlmwlnK asalntt
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.urnrillnv 10 sceny aieiiieiin jJimetir iimi
Smith lll h In town tomerinw nluht.
I Ilu!-iie lliitehlnseit It. le mntt illU Oreen
In the wm'. Prelims. Al Verbiken vs.
lie. liv Smlih Jirk Iluimv vs OenrKe Itna.
nell and Al lierduii vm. Hebby WelKast.
Ilrtun Diinnry will be the leu-theut tent
...i in Tninniv Iiuirhrun vvhen the.v elAiti
nt the lee Pnlsra Tuesday nleht. Other
I louts' llittllnu I.eenanl i llatlllnir M irk.
ijlm llnlliiinl vs. Jack Herman. Jiw Rltihle
vs Pel senmnn afi Phlladelnhlu Joe Well,
'nn vs Yeung Mlcke).
lleniiue lllmllii will Inve his suble husv
Mimdiiy nmnt. T.'inmy ijtoe 0 ami .lehmiy
1 html uli. at i.inieiister. Pu , und iiniibv
ml..,!.. ..111 miL.t 11 It'll ITtll H lla llli.nll,.
MeCauii will nuet Al VViiBnir lit Atlantic
City.
J'niiin llem.hirl.1 Ins sts thut three lluht lluht
welcht ttals have d-ii.anile I fiich l)l (.'Uir
neiees te meet llebbv llarrett that It Is
iilalnb show n thev de nut want le met t
the rulhvul. The Huren ilnlnn that Jleiliy
Kaiibas, Willie Jieltsun nnd S iMer l'tei.
mini have naked for from $"..'110 te 1.1000 In
lake en Jlurritt.
Millie KilnnriN Ie lenreseiilliu; a htali'e
of four hexers from Huitnit They iirn
Frankle Hrltt, llshtueiKht, Hlllv Carne,
welterueliciu, Hilly llaue feitherwelirhl,
and Paul Dmireit's, liantamnelnht,
K, I), Hlllj Mliriill Is artri a Wiut ulth
Al Gorden. Murphy s stalilemnle, Hebby
Whits, Is mien for oeiniietltlun with Temmy
Wisun anil Yeunit Delan.
Johnny Russell Is netting nay Dundee In
shape for a match with Johnny Paxseii at
lleadlnir March 14. i.
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Tim Minimum hiislir.tli.iil lemn ehnlli'iiLTs nil downtown teams for tlie championship of that section. Te date nine
teen games have been played and seventeen wen. In the group lire, reading left te right: Tep row "Ness
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Hcnratty
SPORTSMEN FETE
BILLY MARKWARD
Veteran Cage Coach of Catholic
High's Title Team Honored
for 21 -Year Recerd .
"BOYS MADE IT," HE SAYS
By SANDY McNIBLICK
GOODNESS knows, ns they sny In
Kensington, Billy Mnrkward has a
host of admirers. This was proved
when his admirers plnjcd host the ether
night nnd feted all ever the place the
man who has been basketball conch of
Catholic High for the last twenty-one
yenrs. It was a theatre party and n
banquet.
Th team which Billy Markward
coaches Is undisputed champion of the
local scholastic floors hum year. That
was ene renten for the banquet at
which Markward wnH the guest of
honor nnd which wns attended by a
huge gathering of alumni and promi
nent citizens.
Anether rensen was that In his long
reign ns court mentor at Catholic High
he Iuih guided the Purple and Geld te
five championships, and his tenm has
been one of the strongest contenders
nearly every ether jear. Such famous
stars ns Jee Fogarty, Bube Cnshmnn.
Jnck Ghueett. Tem Dunlenvy, l'hfl
Douglas and Charley White were once
schoolboy basketcers under the teaching
of Markwnrd.
But nny one sitting in en the party
"u !' . ZZ TFZJS ? L ST
L.. "... .. .. .- I.
utlve record tliey lind gathered. xrem nil
t Af lir.. ..nnnl.I llw.m nlm lm
" . ul ""- """ "'"b "" ,M"' ""
""-
t ihi 'aLl. linuinl
ms reward well. It wouldn't buy
much lit the corner grocery. In fact.
,iu main rewind thretiL-h the ears bus
been (lie victories turned In und the
thrill he gets in watching his preteges
giving everything they've gut for love
of the game. It comes in the sight of
one mere eungs(er feudding into fine .pennants when Nativity wns unknown 'eligible by the faculty of the Englneer Englneer Englneer
munhoed with the principles of clean. lu tnc cn(!p world. Adenis is putting '"5 Scheel, and rather than held his
hnnl snort llewetlns lu bis breast us ,i, i-., ,., .,i,.,,i i,.,v- ,. ,i,,. ,,,.,,. title of c.iiitnin nm) mil l.n ,, ., ,,,!,
the result of Maikward s training. It
comes In such fine den.enstnitluns as i
his uppieclative hosts tcndtucil the vet- j
eran reach the ether night. (
And If nn.vthlng further were needed
te stamp his piinciples In their minds,
lm i.miiii11i1 It himself uhi'n thev called
. ..v .i.,...- .- - -- .
,.ii Mm fin n snood)-
"I am for the bejs, first, Inst and
all the time." he stated simply.
"Whatever 1 have done was for the
be.vs. Don't give me the credit. Give
it te them. They have wen the le
turlcs for your school, net I. and I
menu II. They huve pulled together.
they huve fought, they have obeyed,
they have pla.veil lair, given the nest
they hnil. and they have wen. Give
tlieiu credit. It Is the be.vs you should
baiuiuet. The.v deserve It."
The storm of applause was for Ihe
sentiment depressed nnd for a modest
mini. 1 nev would nave crewneii uuu
with 11 huiiel wreath, for thev were iu
Ihe crewnius innnd. but there wasn't
any laurel te be had.'
llarrv Ilergmnu wuh almost crowned
later, but that was purely accidental.
Judge r.iigciie l . liennivvell was the
ether ellicial speaker of the evening.
lie praised the coach und the spirit e1
'i' '., nK limtille.1 into the tenm
real sport ns inntiiieu into tnc tuim.
Un demanded a game with the Pnssulc ,
High te decide the "world's schoelb.y ,
basketb.i I championship for 1ICL". nnd
t lint made n big lilt.
The stunts begun huidlv had he sat
down. A basso In line voice responded
te n steim of disapproval with tome
classical ditties, nutl a charming pianist
attracted nil eyes when she accom
panied another singer.
The Ills Act
There was a deal of sole dancing
and things like that, but it remained
for Hurry llergiuan te put en I lie big
act.
Ne ene will ever knew what it was
all about except Harry. With some
ceremony he borrowed a chair from one
of the jjiicsts. He then solicited (mother,
which he placed endwise en the first,
and se en till he had a chair pile reach
ing almost te the ceiling.
Te slew music he did the Dane of
the Graces mound the tettcrin, stock
There were low snlaams. Theie was a
moment of calculating with u pencil
en the wall as te the approximate
space between the top of the t hails
and the celling. The presumption was
that he wuh about te leap le rune.'
rarcwcllh were wild te Intimate friends
presnet.
"If I should die, in Ihe attempt"
he muttered.
The great Indoor athlete then walked
luisklv te the corner of the room,
turned his bntk te the elmlrN and went
through tlie stretching motions of a
boxer before the tight,
While he wns thus engaged the fear
ful guests reclaimed their cliulrs.
They sut, ou might say, 011 thu act.
Rutgers Again Victorious
Nr llninsvvlck, N. J,, Keb. J3. Uuuers
wen Its oleventh trame In twelve starts at
the unpens of Penn mate, 8a te 2S. nut
iters scored two Held ireals en the first twa
wlays of the sme and seltln a fast pace
was njyer headed. The erB,Rt half lime
steed ID te H. ' .
'1 '
ti U .,. 4jteeU- UiaSasbri
Today's Soccer Games;
Where They Arc Played
Cricket Club Ixaeii (Setend IMvlftlnn)
IVnn Krh v. Moorestown 2d, Phlliulel.
,trii?i0CupCV'omprlltlen (ITtllralnnry Round)
HrlllBh Wnr Veterans v. Vliioae. U snd
UlPirfleM street. . , . . ,
Hnnlnlilc & Mno . Qien Secial, Dreail
"lT:dUinvVA"cre,icnrr "iSPiS.1 .
hlrecl'- nr.l Boand
Albien s. M. K. Smith. Slxty-flfth and
Catluirlne streets. , ....,.
Ilehlns a. Lighthouse, Tulip and lvlck
" Aldan vs. Pnl'therpe, Aldan, ra.
niKHten Hteel . Conshohocken. Stat read
"flfful "v"0Nerth Philadelphia. Torres Terres
dale nenue and Cottman street, .,.
I'nritnn vn. KnslnKten Congreiatlenal.
fiocend nnd Clearncld streets. ..,,.,.
v RH'netTiimr v. Vletrlx. Pennsylvania
Railroad and Jlenner street. i-,,Mn.h
Oreert lllhhen vs. Oorden r, C. Mneteenth
street and Hunting Park avenue. . .
Crntennlal vs. Ascension, U and Ontario
"Canadian War Veterans, I and Tleua
streets. ;.
Krst Division (Section D)
I'liradlse vs,
Ealrvlew, Thirtieth
and
Clenrrlelil strrt
"west rhUadelphla (First : Wvlslenj
Woliemo vs. Dunkirk. Thirty-third and
Tiiakur stieets.
Second Division
Wet i:nd vs. Alden. Sixty-third and Wat-
""l.frclnloed m. Victeria B. C. Fifty-sixth
nnd Chrlstlnn stretes. m,
Angera 1J. C. s Stewart Club, Flrty
eighth street and "Willows avenue.
Third Division (Northeast)
P. O. 8. et A. vs. Rosewood. Tulip and
Ann streets. m., ,.,
Fitter vm Farren A. A.. Tacony and
Sanger streets.
Northwest Section
Cayuua r. C. vs. Oliver Brethers. Fifth
and Nedre streets. ,..,
Franclsvllle s. Cerinthlarui, Nineteenth
nnd Brettn streets.
Fourth Division (Northeast)
Victer vs. S. S. F.. Cedar and Cambria
Kant Und vs. Frankford Alblens, Almend
nnd Orthodox streets.
Northvveit Section
I.lrhtheuse vs. Roosevelt. Frent street nnd
In avenue. ,. . ,
Westmoreland h. Somerset. Filth und
Weitoierelund streets. ..... .
Colllncsweod vs Cambria, Matcher street
and Adams lead.
, Eastern Cup (Final)
Tedd Dry Deck vs. Abbett Worsted, Fall
River. Masu,
Exhibition Garnet
Philadelphia r. C. vs. pick of Bethlehem,
Itplh.whtn. Pit.
Hibernians vs. Flelshcr, Tenth and Butler
streets.
ADONIS TO PLAY NATIVITY
Uptown Rivals Start Series for Cage
Honors Tonight
Adenis and Nativity, two of the
lcndlnc basketball teams uptown, start I
n series tonight for the chnmplenshlp
et l'ert Ktehiuenil. Aileius is a secenu
edition of the old St. Ann tenm and
represents that district.
St Aim u'iim wlnnlnc hnslietlmll
11I1(1 , fl)PV urP llPXt ,,nnr te yauvu
,.ens,(,l.l.able rivalry exists.
' ()l)() ()f tl0 ,iiffolen,.PS js ti,e ,(ci,.
tfB of tliph ,N thl n,,st tcam , 1ert
Richmond nnd the matter will be set- "' i'!'ss'K 's re-cMiminntiens net
tied starting tonight when the first 0l nmn!n '"' ('"" nPnl" ompete for the
a series of three games will b played ,'1'ew'-
in Nativity's Hall, nt Belgrade nnd i In. T',rl no V 1,mn'',,'r tlln tcw
Allegheny avenue. Nativity will have r,n"h t,,e ;"nf'i" " the future will net,
its tegular line-up, with the cNceptien ,;'''"1' 'lf. ns lios.tlen. be placed in
of Bill Gallagher. Adenis held lm- I,"'.0 xn,rMu ,,M,nt- .''! reer-nt enr cap
maculate Conception te u a0-4 ire ',nh .''"Jr, '.T r",,l,?1 "! ,n,"1n ,,I",",
en Wednesday.
AL VERBECKEN HAS IT EASY
Hands K. O. Jee Daly, of Brooklyn,
a Beating In Cambria Wind-Up
Al Vciiieckcn, of Ibis cilv, hiid lit
tle trouble lu scoring a one-sided vie
ter ever Jee Daly, of Ilroekl.vn. in
the eIslit--ieuud wind-up al the Cam- I
brla A. ('. labt night. Verbrckeu hud
Ihe better of every round, nnd while I
It looked 011 several occasions us If
he wns due te win ey it unocweiit, the.
Hroeklynlte managed te weather the
storm lllld was en Ills feet at the I n-
Ish
Isn.
'fi10 semlvvlnd-u'i proved te be n
,,! on-eV,tt" in which Temmy Dev"
i, ,!!, ,l Jee lluuber. of Wil-
mlngten. The ether results: Charley
Wntiei ..outpeinted Yeung Mulligan.
Yeung Kid Sharkey and Jimmy Han
g Kid Sharkey and Jimmy Hnn-
Ien ilrevv anil r
Kddle Cavanaugh
Ien drew and KranUIe Uarnen bested
The Hardest
of My
-Hy ItOCKY
TTrOIt eleven years, ever since I first
pulled en a glove, I have been having
tough battles in tlie ring. And even
taking in consideration the vicious
emps against Tendler, fieerge Chancy
and Willie Jacksen, I believe the hard
est of nny of mv career was en Feb
ruary 10 last, when I was defeated ill
my attempt te win licnny I.eennrd's
title
1 ccrlninl.v w-nn dlMippelntrd in my
failure le dethione Henny and that,
in it iiiiixiieii, mime ui.v uurue.si unit in 111
the ring. While net ovcr-centident when
I slarteil the match ngiiliiht Leenard, I
felt sure that the end of the contest
vleuld see 11 new champion,
I.eeesjt'il could net hurt me; I wns
positive of that. And I felt uh If I wait
going te hurl Iteiiny, Hut I was nur
pilscd nt Henny'a idilti of battle. On the
level, for the first ten rounds I doubt if
the champion led once.
.1 nr Hint is what miulc thlnys se
hunt fur ma te hit ilia, from the
(intact I knew hat I would have
le lm the agyrvssQr and I teas in
there winglne away continually.
With the bejtnnluir of that fateful
elitYeutU, I imurined that I hud the1
t ,
nJWA'!:
IMPORTANT AIS
ON SJCCER CARD
Preliminary and First Round
Matches for Allied Amateur
Cup Are Features
BIG CRICKET LEAGUE GAMES
The best soccer schedule of the season
awaits local fans this afternoon. In all
sections of the city am' surrounding
localities cup nnd chnmplenshlp con
tests will be placd, and Included In the
number nre three preliminary nnd ten
first round matches for the Allied
'Amateur Cup.
In the Crliket Ciub League, second
division, Penn Fresh and Moorestown
second play nt the Philadelphia Cricket
Club In n match that will decide the
championship. Beth teams finished the
regular season in n deadlock and the
playoff was necessary.
Moorestown and Philadelphia C. C.
were expected te meet in the contest
thnt would decide the winner in the first
division, but the .Ter-eymcn were nimble
te play as several nf the second team
members also plev with the first team.
The Philadelphia F. C. wns sched
uled nt Piiwtuckct, Mnss., but en ac
count of the Eastern final match at Fall
Blver the contest was canceled. Tedd
Drydock will oppose Abbett Worsted
for the honor of representing tiie Knt
against Scullln Steel, of S't. I.euls. the
Western Representative for the Nu Nu
tlennl Challenge Trophy.
ROSENBURG APPOINTED
PENrTS CREW CAPTAIN
Succeeds Mitchell, Who Resigned
When Declared Ineligible te Rew
r.. Rosenburg has been appointed
enptnln of the Fniverslty of Pennsyl
vania Varsity crew, succeeiling Eddie
Mitchell, who lias resigned. Mitchell
wns stroke of the crew und Res-enburg
lowed n. 7 in the Poughkeepsie re
gut la last j ear.
iitiM'iiuiirg tan a o'ese mceiii te
Mitchell for the honor of le.nlliu- Pem.
'en the water this jenr, in the elections
nem nircr me cenege regatta last June
Hesenhurg Is a senior, and enme te the
Fniverslty from Springfield, Mass.
Mitchell wns recentlv tliwln i-ml ., .
,n regular eight he tendered his resign
tlnn There js a strong pessiMUiy fiut !
Mitchell will get back In harness be-
, fore the sens,,,, js ever. If he suc"eed l
who should have been distdnced bv morn
capable men. but weie imt becu'use of
ihelr title. Tin- ciptnln In the future
will he like the cemmnnilniit of the
Cernell Navy .uid will be the net lye un
dergraduate in crew mutters, no matter
In what be.it he Is seated.
It was also announced this morning
from the athletic ellicn Hint tin. 11...1
and Blue baseball team would meet tin.
11. iiii . It 1 , .. .:
iiiiiiies ui wriNiii nun iiiintincilnii
streets en April 10, nud that the lacrosse
team will meet (")ford en IViinklin
l'leld en April 7.
"Bullet Jee" Bush In Line
Li,i out has" camttiiati. The !T.'"'"'?'
New erk, Ptb Uli Anether
rm.ler It "Hullet Jee" Rimh The pitcher
'"' ' i-P"-'"! trip from PhllaiVlpl, . Kn 1
ilfteP eenf-renca with r,.'enel Run irt I
siimmncii that Ruiiet jui- h.i,
klBni"1 hU '"" "'""""
BU. ,,
Buff te Defend Title
.X'" I'SRS.'.i. !,-J,A!'n ..". ri.i . i
te defcni Mis utie ,-i,in't kT.v m ,. ,,V e.
l'ui. in an ti-h' leuni i,ut m jen...v ciiv
( uit iimni e' i. ir ii te null leiintll It
.urnul from a tiiit evi.iseas,
Battle
Ring Career
KANSAS-
'title .safely wen.
Kealiy. I believed
1 , ........11.. S ..
i.cuimid hum uruiiiiiy niraiu of me
the way he kept backing away contlu centlu
unlly. Hut. 1 suntiose that, left I1....1.
ilelKv'er flBt ,UrUV" ""
When I get up ut the count of nine
my condition wnsn't nny the worse.
tuiiieiisii supped of in) strength, net
entirely from the Knockdown, but from
the iiggicssivn battle thai I Imd been
waging, I still thought probably I could
get evur a wallop.
Leenard, however, was stronger than
many of the spectators believed. The
lS."i-peuniln-iit -2- o'clock weight mnv
have handicapeil liini somewhat, bti't
ou can't prove it by me. I imli
admit, though, that I was fooled. After
tight or nine rounds 1 thought Hint
Leenard would tlie would start bclng
Hat -footed Instend of bouncing nreund
as he did, but Iteiiny was still strong In
the later rounds.
Lcenaid is n yicat elmmiien
that teas pi oral tit me with no
question in the hardest battle of
ny Tiny nil err.
Temmy TdUhrHn. will teal alutit ii.
".S" ."''ifti ( ,"1" H jurffr In next
ueadny'a edition of the Kvenln Wblle
PLAYERS MUST HUSTLE
St. Leuis, Me., Feb. 2.". Bccelvln:
word from William F. Baker, presi
dent of the Phillies, thnt Ills applica
tion for reinstatement had been grant
ed by Judge I.nndls, Arthur Fletcher
announced thut he would report te the
training camp at Lcesburg, Fin., with
in a few das.
"I thought I could retire and forget
the game," rcmnrked Fletcher, "but ll
was Impossible, and I wish ou would
say for me thnt I am happy te be a
member of the Phillies.
"What I nm going te de I de net
knew. Thnt is for Manager Wllhelin
te decide. If It is shortstop, fair
enough. If second base, that suits me.
Why, I'll go behind the plate and catch
If such is the order from Wllhelin. I
de net expect the Phillies te win the
pennant, but I have a little forecast In
my notebook the Phillies will net fin
ish last. That ball club bes been upset
for the last several years, and the
players, apparently, lest interest lu
their own work.
"I have tasted the sweets of victory
and the only way te win Is te get our
and hustle. There is no joy In playing
with a tallcnder and I'll put my shoul
der te thu wheel te help roll the PhllHc
up nreund the first division. Frem
what 1 knew about the club the pitch
ing is fair, and there are some prom prem
ising youngsters.
"I am going te the Phillies te work
as a player, and I'll work ns hard as I
did for McGraw with the Giants."
BRIDGEMAN TO START
AGAINST YALE TRIO
Replaces Swing for Penn in
Important College Pole
Came This Afternoon
. Pennsylvania
Yule
llartsh iron
. . . Hepkins
. ... OlliUk
irinn . .
Iliidrrman
's",en
Jnck Bridgeman. who has- been com
mg te the fore rapidly in pole circles at
the University of Pcnnsvlvanin, will
get an opportunity te display his wares
this afternoon in the Cavalry Armery
Thirty-second nnd Lancaster avenue
when Penn and Ynle clash. The game
Is scheduled te start at 2 :.10.
Captain Jimmy Sexten Is anxious for
i win this afternoon, which will mean
clinching second place in the length
standings. Norwich is the enlv college
team te score a win ever the Red and
Blue and as Norwich has nlse trimmed
Yale, the contestants this afternoon
have the same Handing in the league.
Coach A1!mun. of the Red nnd Bill"
tenm, has been experimenting with Ne.
2 position for the pnst three weeks
He tried out Summers Inst week. Strang
it week before and Swing three weeks
'ige.
Ynle has a veteran combination which
should give the Red ami Blue a keen
battle. U was announced this mernlnc
(lint tlie Penn tenm would compete In
the intercollegiate championships which
are te be staged in New Yerk en Man h
17 and IS.
' Sports Served Short
Aiken. S. C. Jat-k Pmpy havyiv(irtt
imirlllstlc chnrnplen of the world Is cx-iH-ilvd
le .u rive htre teln te tie i' i. h-ui-M'
for ein. time of Willi.im Zelsl.-r, i.uii
Isljnd i"rtiman.
Atl.mt.i, ft i. Ontre Cnlls) N net th(
pnnpr en th hMsktlnll c ijrt 'hit th. lli-
tl. Ki-ntucky !rhe'i s , tli f'O'bn'l crlrt-
, ,'.' 0 n iN,i,;l'?Ub1.rhl ' i',.i 'Kum'S J?,
i-nif .iv.i heri.kl,,' ti" "..""'"rr"
!. f. std SL'te 1. by .Mn-cer. . n tvn Am.illH
cu'kfc"'
f'hlnien. The fourth nnpunl ni'lumi in.
terchnl isllc Inskftbntl teiirnm nt u"i In
tin HUsplees of the t'tilvimlty f chKueu
.il bn hihl hi re from April ,'i 10 S It v
nm euiireil ttuhiy. Cntry blanks have bii.
ent te all thu larger hluli tcheils It in
-i.urilri
(Irtel.iml. rievelnnd und Plltf!vi pn 1
ers meet her tenlvht In the n-ml limit ami
dniiN match's of the Al'vheiy M nri.1111
intiriei , a i luurnumcnt te uecl.le un
who shall represent the A V. A at ti
natleni'l tmrnament in Husten Oeluirbun
and W'hei link" bixers w re In ilnatej In I...
Pie III iLarlrs last llli.ll t
I'hhiwn. rermatlun of i second m'd-neste-n
Intereullcuiutt i mfe.s nee win up
fi illseust up hfie te 'av at i ineiiini; of
rep-i utaiive. of le.idini; aniverti (i ;(.,t
Iniluilnl In the bli.- ten Tlu met tin.- vB
'''.!!' .'.
It w.ii iinneunce.i as a r iult of a
that th only way lu i .nti I Lr.i
i.. iii
t i-Me'iaiiNiii was uireusn . r.i.u.'eu n or
enfertrces
rhlciiin The p'ck of school hey skaters
from New Yerk, CirtelunJ Detroit and
Mllivxiukei wire reuly Ij meet I'hlcui,-.
sehxd be skaters hen tmliiv In tin Ilrsl
Inter-city mtet of its kind ever held,
Dulillli, Minn. Iliiluih Milwaukee.
".HUl., M'nneMr.ulit and lt iIpck mraVn
I "f l'"' Nerthwtern skatli.u Assiv lulum
''i"", lu ,':p"ral" ".' the fumr indeit-nd ntlj
r ,.1'.''' '""''rn ttHi-itien r. r. Pratt.
. .Tue'W0 .-J?;. W,nn,p "' 1(a,,nc
Tedays Scholastic Schedule
and Results of Yesterday
rrj.NN T'HTlVAMKVT
12 M Ridley Park ltK) . Vv,t cHth cHth
ellc IllBh
V P M Itehnkin HlKh vs KiJner lllch
OTHKIl tlAMlIS
Illll .school vs Haverford .school, Haver
ford Newark Pel . Itlnh vs, .s.ileslanum lfluh.
VllminKtiin.
llendlme lllk-h vs. 'Illlainstert lliuh,
VVIlllam'piirt
I tieerKii .school vs Pcddli Institute, Illnhti-
Uin
1 WiHttuun Scheel vs Olrsrd Cel ece Tvven
I , flrt treet ami (llrard avenue.
.si arthmere P-ei Lhoel v Pi mtliijfteu
?.. h . I Js nmtiatuii
verk l ellivlate Institute vs Tome hihuel
'W ll.. - tester HI8. U,e:
1 ter
Mmuii' 1 artiicl IllBh vs. Norrlstewn Hiifh,
NerrlstuM n
West Chester ltlsh vs. Wllnitnsrlim Wall
VV iimliicinii
YKSTEUDAVH UKSUI.TK
Uermuiitirtii Atailcinj, 27, iliriiiuiiten
Prleuds' 21
Ches'nut Illll Aiadduy, 10 Alumni 17
St. Jeseph's J' K e , 24 I'rlcnds' Kvlict,
17.
(imi.s sf(iiti:s
l.Hnsilnvvne IIIbIi 22, Ititdner lllsh S
l.iiisduiviie- 11 all lstrves .'i Itailuer llluh
Ueberves, 4
I.nnravter lllirh ."ii Itlrtlev P,uk llluh 1,1
Atlantic tin llluh, 2.1, VV out Philadelphia
llluh, 10
WcnmiHA Milltsr Acadeui), 4S. I..v h.ilie
Prtp, is
Ileaillm; llluh a.' S tec. ion HUli '.1
l.insiUlw lllfc-h, 20. Arnlihr llhih. 2A
College Basketball Scores
llrmvil .'I.I Wesleun 2."i
Vllamva .Is I eluinen Va ley 32
Harvard. US Tufis 17
Itflmiten Niisi.hu, SI llrextl, 21,
Syracuse 2.1 PlttstiuiKli 21
OsteuDiithv .in Moravian. HI,
Uutaers, 3.1, Penn aute, 24.
Mercer. HI: I'entre. IT.
Kentucky, 41; Oeonretewt, 9t. ,
uiuunt- nt. y
rilaUnal'Yvi
unu nt. Msrys. lm, h, Jehn's. 1.
an, iiii; ti, x. u, rjean. 2L
I
. Ne. 1
... Ne. 3
Ne. a....
RADNOR VERSUS H0B0KEN
Only two games arc scheduled for
the Penn basketball tournament this
afternoon. The first will be between
West Catholic High and Bldley Park
High, at neon, while Hobekcn High nnd
Radner High will stage a second-round
contest nt 1! o'clock,
Alteena High originally was sched
uled te meet Central, but the up-State
team wired the Penn officials that It
would be unable te play. Alteena Is
the sixth team te cancel games in the
tournament. .
West Catholic High will piny Its first
tournament game with the same tenm
It met nnd defeated In its debut in the
teurnnment of last year. The Burrs
ere confident of a victory this nfter nfter nfter
noen, nnd n large crowd of students will
be en hand te see the game.
One of the best teams in the tour teur
jinmcnt will be seen In action when Ho He Ho
eokcn High takes the court opposed te
Radner High Scheel. The Ilobekiwi
team defeated the crack Muhuney City
High quintet In the opening round Inst
Saturday, and expects te duplicate Its
feat this aftcinoen.
Radner High met Ablngten High last
Tuesday night In Its first-round game,
and wen easily. In the first half it
didn't allow the Ablngten quintet te
scere from bcrlmmnge. However, Rad Rad
eor won't have an easy time this after
noon. The Hobekcn plajers are till
brilliant, und In Gettlcib the tenm has
a foul shooter par excellence. He ver.v
seldom falls te make a free shot count,
nnd last Saturday made twenty out of
twenty-five shots result in points.
The winners of this afternoon's con
tests will battle at 0 o'clock.
STADIUM AT BERKELEY
California Hopes te Play Eastern
Team en Campus
Berkeley. Calif.. Feb. 2.". Pnivcr
sltv of California hopes te play football
against nn Eastern college team next
New Year's Day In a stadium te be
built en the campus here this vear.
Graduate Manager Luther Nlcliels has,
nnneunced. California has played In 1
the annual New Year's Day East-West
games at Pasadena, Calif., for The last
two vears )
T'"e new tsndium is te cost apprexl-
match- ?SO0.O0O nnd will scat 70.0(H).
rr . i. 1.,.. i..i.i le , i, vnii.il n.1,1
The plalng tielil is te he excavated aim
the earth banked en the sides for seats,
California originally plunnen a mil-
lien dollar concrete stadium off the
campus here but the nlnn was dropped
Who nthc land wanted for the stadium
could net be had at the estimated price,
flinrleu llenrv Hleher nrofeuser of
t liar es Jlinr.v itlteer. proie-ser 01
logic, dean of the summer school nnd
connected with the university for nine-
teen vears, tednv had resigned nil con-
ncctlen with the institution ns a result
of u controversy ever location of the
proposed stadium hi Strawberry Can
yen
MEADOWBROOK STARS OFF
Mere Than Score of Lecal Runners
I e.ft. for Jehns Henklns Games
... -....- --.-"-- -
Over n score of nthletcs of the
Men.lnu-hroek Club left tils c IV at
neon today for Baltimore te compete
in the fifth annua! indoor meet of Jehns
Heiiklns- I'niversltv
IIOIKIIIS l nivirsil.
Samuel J. Dullas was in charge and
he had all the stars of the store or-
zani.atinn with him. Meadovvbreok hns
one of the heaviest entries of unv of
the out-of-town organizations. The
local entries Include:
100 ,irds V. A llrewn. A Itrevv-n A
Oiilden. 1 hhati, T 11 (lar'Hi-I
JOO ards W A Drewn A f Snider, S
shatz. T 11. liar'.aml. Vv'. S Trout. J s
Durte
14ii ards It Junes 1) lle'an J. S. Der-
ev r A Mcilrady M J Krazler
sse jards 1" A Mnir.idv, M O Frailer
VV n ttler. J. J U Hr!en. (J. I., hlater
T. P. Ptteren.
On'-mlle run W. Ulttler. Prank Werth,
'nsten, U I. State, V. Mi Klnley Mjers. T
1' Pitterten
loe Mini low hurdles H. M Parent. J
T Hnr.il
H irh Jump D H. Andrews, i: Winlhevl
I" Hates
Pele van t I). II. Airlersen. 1. Hatts, i:
V llullecl.
10-pound etiet a. C Sinelalr
There vt 1 1 alt-e le inti e jn thn eni -mill
relar, te-mlie relay end mde v n-la
. .
J s hrax
WAITn '
" dlssipnt
HOYT'S threat te retin
ted when the iron men wen
ever the sand man.
Ticrr't no aunlifuina reumi tit fnnl
ball, but tec srem te hare a disqualify. ,
'":L ,i;.,;B ,. .,,
What part of l'htladelphlu is Fr.UlU- '
ford High?
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some of the hev scores tli let sprlnc are
mini te leek like it roster et Ihe M.indlmr
urmv. , t
It foe'ball iilme-N nr nureerels. nh
don't held out ball nlajers wear tbelr figures
en tl-elr thlrK. tee?
Smith Itrethers step our ceflln and
VelsUud our beer.
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Whrn it cemcj fe ablhti te net un
111 the irnrlrl no man inn held a caniltt
te Hen 'ihr.
TO! Its
NHS
BAHAMAS
ANY levers of
Sports- are enjeyinj? (Jelt, il
lennis, Ruling?, Sailing,
Fishing under ideal con
ditions at Nassau. 'A davs
from New Yerk, IS hours from
Flerida.
FREQUENT DEPARTURES
Munsun Line: S Fri.. weekh iim
S. "Munarre " New
Yeik euch Sat.
V.& O, Line: Miami
(Kla.) Men. Wttl
Line New Yerk
each Sut. Raymond
VYhituumli Tours
ti i'eli and Mar
The Development
Nassau Bahamaa
Next Auditorium Shew Thursday i,l,
Thore will h no show at the Auditorium ijj.1
ienium. in inn luiuri- imj hi, win ue neiii
ihr en Thumitnv nldhts. Illlly Sllvermsn
has palm! nft Willie Oreen and Al Fex for
mxt wetk's wlnil-un, vvltli ether luu sa
fellows' Jlenry Iliiulur v Iee Dillen, Wil
li- Tnetnss vm liefirtf) uusseii, Willis Jrtl
sun vs Happy Jack Williams and tiammy
Fritz vs. Whltey Ilnrli.
WINTKIl nKSOBTW
cvf combination of life, color
and cayetv coupled tuith
pTcme comfort at all ttaient.
IRMMORE
X Atlantic Citx
Worlds Greatest Hetel Success
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
DirectlveTV fte OceauFkut
AnAmericanPhnHotdefDisuWi'
CAPACITY eOO
OARAOB
mzrterS.Ba
Pliillips Heuse
" MsMacliasclts Ate. Bear Ilcsck
Attaining the Highest Standard of
American Plan Service at
Moderate Rates
Extfiiitttly lmpretd. Additional prltal
bath and running water In rooms.
A. C. ft E. n. MeCLELLAN
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TUP RD17 A kTl7l?Q
1 JTU-J DJLxCVEVjIxw
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uanuc V,iry, n. j.
On Ocean Frent Fireproof
rteduemi mtcs durtnc present season.
Amrlrin nnd Knrep!n Plans
19 " Af MZ
",T . , h , - .b
VlwiniB Ave. neceiid house from jiuardwalk
ana hteel j.ler. l:cry uPp0i,Ument. HiKhest
standard In culslns and service. Uoeklsu
special weekly rates. j. nethwsii. Prep.
PPCta WHII V fTYTTAflF
10r,?!e.u,
t,-er perfect rst. Dlets. Klectrle 'Ireatments,
(.aiiinn iiaths. .Mssihke. Direction of our
fenwnKl Phjslclan or our reldpit. MKS. D.
N nA.i.fjit(jlT urmiuue Nurse in Ciarg.
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HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Alwass open. altvaa rad. terms moderate.
vvr"..r t"n M. waih Duncan
CHESTER INN Naw Yerlc Ave- ner
tcsrh A m e r 1 11 n
plan
All conveniences. .MRS. D. K.VAUER.
sPflRFHAM Vlrslnl.i ,-.if, ticiir Ilrncb
Ip"" red" d vVTnter ?a.?pg,,prVStr.
G00DFELL0W SSSSi'-.n"- KvVr,
sppetntment. Med. rates. Mrs.C.J. Goodfellow
TUP PI A7A &t. Charles nnd
Pacific.
, " . belect. Heme Ike
' epenF.verv pprnD;trlrh mus.MI.Mgy.
Always
Wellminster Kentucky Ave. nr. Beach.
Kieviiier. private baths;
runnli ater flpen ail enr. A. V Kepp.
-r. . . k,,,;,-Av, iTT.t"
New Clarien .jJEft. Av- $&
i.jKiJNeqn
fflffl
SftfTSfc
ewly built jnu newly furnlsnta. Ail out
side rooms. Private baths. Het and cols'
running- "tter and telephones In all rooms,
Hinenrtan rulslne Muni". Oanclnic. Drill
and billiard rooms. Booklet. Telephone
l.kewoed 351. :ew Yerk Office. Schuyler
tlUfc.!.
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THE QS58-SI-SANA
. GKKB.N COVE tPRINnS. FLA.
unted thirty .auta soeOi n JackaeaeQIe.
Delicilfnl climlU.
Tl c Qnl-BI-tens U moern, ffrerxxTiliuUn.
HemeLlie. Northern eoekim Ideal semandinia
for trnse fr kirn eemrlete rctt or tpceul diet.
The elieit uid Unrest Eulche-Mecrntela prleee
lle"tla eiUIi litste snd Siibbe Peef
ItCT gsllee bei'iGff Bew perminnU)
Kecruatlens: s tannine, t.elf, Tcasila.
Henllin, Flslllnsr DnncltiK.
rejrwar raw. rpi KOISCOE A. MAKTaa.
bummer smjmi
tk Dennere
lintel. Ufre Piirsiiim. Tt.
IIM Its
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I Clark Cruiies by C. P. R. Sre.m.e.
CLARK'S 3rd CRUISE, JAN. 23 1923
Round the world
BJ''htSrecUllfChirtered Superb C. P. R,
Emprew of France" 15,451 creM tea
A fleitinJ mlirs fnf tK. ..i,i. .: u
Nsw erk. Psnsms, S.e Frsacuce. liens.
lelu, i dsyi In Japsn, Chins, Msnils, Jsvs.
r""-!-"'-. "uiinau, jpiien 01 iy cists la
led
ii.-.: c.:..;...i. ".'. S.....I. .s.p ....
LCVnn. 4 rinva in r..- M-l
K' -"M.ii.itipiuni mop everij Uuebea
y. te Memresl an J ,NCv. Verk.
4 MONTHS, 1,000 and up
Includlee Hotels. Urivei. Guides, Fees, et.
CLARK'S 19th CRUISE, FED. 3, 1923
tt MEDITERRANEAN
DlfSpeclslly Chsrured. Sumptuous 8. S
EMPRESS of SCOTLAND" oil burner. 25 ene
rLrOi5!,0?,i6f !?a,,Cku.."bi J0" snd uPt lydsya
""'pitiia rsittimsi spun. Italy. Grecoe. ata.
tUROCB Pssslen Plsy Tours, SMO no?
llurtlet leurs tit., '.ill" s, Citll St.
(illlesple, Kliuuirts A Heard. 1 1 IS Walnut
Outdoei
Kaymena i. Vhitiureb Lu
131H Milium st.
PlilhiiMnliii,
Flerida E C. Hetel Ce.
Hi I'lflli Ar.. .Net Verk
Munien S S Lines
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