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ifelphia Clubs Get Preference in Claiming Players en Whom Waivers Have Been Askel
WNSTON WILL HELP
THLETtCS, OPINION
OF MANAGER CONNIE
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(lis a Geed Man and Has Several Years of Baseball
Left in His System, Says Mack of
Left-Handed First-Sacker
Ky ROBEBT W. MAXWEM.
Rparlt Editor Evening: rulillc Ledger
St. Petersburg, Fla., March 2.
Yyvt t . n.nn.t,nnn.n Vifiii ninrnra wilt hn measured fop different inl-
iS for&s this vear. and Cennie Mack Is doing his best te help the cause
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r - 'nMin tnin iimiA imn .i nil tiki nn . ni i.ip vl.-iiiiiii. iiiiii innai, jiiiii.ii ul
bVWfiiiniten, a the. payroll this summer, and the pnlr should help some.
'wff Mr ucuiiiicuuay mnuc up nw ramu m kie ""i" -- """"" ""
a ;MiftaiM,i ),. irntn tr. nttenil tlie American League, meeting In Washington.
.fSfi ifmH in thi miner hnt lini would be turned loose and waivers asked en
1Fi8bb itfter Harris had been reinstated by Judge Landls and Stuffy Mclnnls
LfyjsMtMCided te join the Indians.
'$$&? "Johnsten Is n geed man and has several years of baseball left In his
MUmi." said Cennie. "He would helrt my ball club, and I wllrtry te get
JXVM'Hm It wnlvir. a. nab ml."
fMKR This was quite n speech for the lean leader te make, but he announced
KfffWlwelf, and when the time came he just MAU te get tne leii-iianucu nrai
P'iAaaJcker. In fact, our Philadelphia clubs arc all set and pretty when It cornea
rafts? ;;i'gttUnR players by the waiver route.
&KV,,S The big leagues passed a rule last December that when mere than one
ft&reQttaraipciuiius n pinyrr no snau ue awuram 10 iuc tiuu nu'tu "a
K&jVtae, percentage column. That meant the A's and Phils could get any man
(yv.. sswy wrai aucr.
t&ife Johnsten will net be a hard man te sign, because he Is nware that his
ETOPWatrrlcea nre net In great demand and he can't be unreasonable It he wishes
W&tt te'ttay In the big show. His coming te the A's will cause Hauser te change
Wg "Ma tactics, for the kid first baseman Is net se necessary as before.
iS f uavc tvecte, tne tnree-nngercii nmger. wne was seiu 10 .ievcmnu, una
i 't nen en the market all winter. Cennie nsked waivers en him, expecting te
The White Ser claimed hlra and Cennie withdrew him.
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AT OWE time the Chicago Club tens heldinp vp mere than twenty
A nlaucrs in the Atntricnn Lcaaitc. Cemisktu teas grabbing them
from all tides, but he did net land many.
.till en.
Leeks as if the tear irn
Many Trades in American League
'MWlTOJERE were mere trades in the American League than in the National
ijfelify, A this winter. Every team in the Johnen circuit get one or mere men in
trwcs, while wc can think of only three in me ixnuenai.
Harris. Elmer Smith, Jee Dugan and these second-string pitchers sent
'fcy Miller Hugglns will be with Hosten. Bush, Jenes and Everett Scott go te
the Yanks, and the Colonels still nre looking for nn outfielder. Cennie Mack
j, rew Miller and Johnsten, 1'ecKinpaugh went te wasninsien, stuny .iicinnis
(A aad Keefe te Cleveland, Cutshaw te Detroit, Acesta te the 'White Sex and
r. Chick Shorten te St. Loele.
W , ' New Yerk, Bosten and Cincinnati figured in the Important trades in
afy the National. Heinie Greh was shipped te Getham from Cincinnati for
!' 'Geerge Burns, Mike Gonzales and a bundle of coin. Bosten get Marqunrd
a j ana rvepi irem ine ucus ter jenn j?ceu, nnu .ieciuniiii is saiu 10 ue mi-her-
1fart llM with Brooklyn for Ueuther and New Yerk for Barnes.
J& - The Greh deal vlrtualljN made New Yerk the favorite In the Nationel
E&W Ltaguc, for with Heinle en third, Bancroft short, Frisch second and Kelly
K&'i&i Brat the Infield looms up as one of the best in the business. With the
i3??l,,er wrks going strong, the ethers will have te fellow suit. However,
f'fli "5kra for him. If this deal even went threueh the ether seven clubs would
'':y.'tT hare a thrilling but net exciting battle te see which could finish second.
PT VSR capers ciewn nerc pueusn unrry Herrmanns statement almost every aay
f,5rwr araing keusii. unrry nas saiu, in nil Kinus 01 lypc, tnar jmiuic weuiu
ra3lay with the Reds or stick en his farm this summer. This sounds se geed
f-JJV'Aat we arc almost beginning te believe It.
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nERUAPS the -change of scenery trill help the athletes and make
the races in both leagues mere than a one-city affair. Anyxcay,
let's hope se.
The Hard Luck of Signer Francisce Pizzela
COLLEGE EIVES IN
HECTIC STRUGGLE
Princeton Trails Penn by Half
a Game for Basketball
Honors
BOTH WIN THEIR GAMES
Intercollegiate League
T,AST NIGHT'S MMCf.TS '
IVim, 31 1 YMe, IS.
frlncpten. J7i Dartmouth, IB.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
w. t,. r.r. w. 1.. P.O.
Pjnn B t ,M7 rernrll, . t 4 .SM
Prlnreten R J ,3S relnmMa. S B .5M
Dartm'th S 3 .03ft Yale 0 6 .000
THIS WKEK'fl OAMEfl
flfttnrAkr Cernell nt Pehn. ITItKeten si
Columbia, Yalg at Dartmoeth.
THE leaders In the Intercollegiate
Basketbalt League continued in their
winning mood last evening and the race
for college honors premises te be one
of the most hectic affairs in history.
Penn Journeyed te New Haven and de
feated the tailcndcrs, 31 te 16, while
up nt Princeton J. Hillman Zahn
handed Brether Geerge W. A. Zahn
and Dartmouth another setback by the
score of '27 te 10.
The reverse te the Big Green five
just about puts the Haneverians out
of the running and It leeks aa If all the
excitement Is te be crowded around the
two P's, Penn and Princeton. It has
been suggested that Brether Geerge
come here and knock Penn off and then
Hill finish the job by winning the final.
But this Is net very likely, although
Princeton Is very much In the running
and net te be taken lightly. The Tigers
have n bunch of shooters that are liable
te cut loose at tiny minute, as was
evident last night. The defeat of Dart
mouth was ns much an upset as the
one-point triumph of the Tigers at
Hanover. It was the second time that
Hill Zahn had beaten Geerge this year.
Penn Has It Easy
Penn wen just about as she pleased
with the Ell tnllenders. The final score
was .'II te 10, nnd the Red and Blue
did net cert itself in the first half.
Eddie McNIchel's preteges started out
te make victory secure and In the first
few minutes made goals with nbanden.
At the end of the initial half Penn was
ahead by 20 te 7.
In the second period many changes
were maue in inn line-up. "Label"
neldblntt taking the place of Benny
Lieseen nnu me latter coming back to
ward the finish. James also went in
at forward for Walt Hunteinger and
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PENN CO-EDS ARE
NIF1YWSKETEERS
Miss Marjerie Majers Has De
veloped Speedy Sextet at
' the University
HOME FLOOR IN ARMORY
BILL GRAVE nnd his mates, who
represent the University of Penn
sylvania In basketball and who arc en
their why te another Intercollegiate
championship, had better leek out for
their laurels.
Basketball for the girl students of the
University started without causing n
ripple en the staid old campus some two
months age. but of late It has been
when he was sent bnck Jnmes moved ! breezed about that Penn has a wonder wonder
te guard, relieving "Pes" Miller for ful tcam. of ce-eds. The male students
kt'i.-
t'.-1 Mamnnm . l, i t 1 I , . ! -, , ,. ...
ft - - rf J1"1" ,B enc ea" P'aycr wne lmnuiiics nc received nn ine wena et it.
Sfef ".'XK.HIs name is'Franclsce Pirzela. otherwise labeled Pine Bedle for t.vne-
'i'tV.Pnl'''1'ca' PurP0""- Francisce always has wanted te play en n championship
R.0,'1 auciub. Me nidn t care wnicn one it was se long as it wen the ciiampien-
IvlTr atni Hi) InnHerl with fh Ynnlceen and Inst rear when ihpm wna n vnnA
k;Mfcaace te cop. Mr. PIzzeli was traded te Bosten.
'MWp'$' trlng aMnt 1,Ke tnis, se lie up anu quit nnd went back te nts trade.
iV'sS'litleh was riveting sTiIp together. He riveted nnd riveted all summer and
EMjaJltater, and then decided te come back again. His ense was brought before
ir'VVi, . Tamils ana the Judge ruled that rancisce nzzeia should be sentenced
il f4 MTe t'lnc 5n Bosten. As the ships no lenjer need se many rivets, Ping
fMfih.i Jut the same, the chubby outfielder will be of great assistance te the
$e,xanlcee second team. Ue covers a let of ground and can hit. His long
SR Clouts will come in handv this summer If he Is net pulled back te New Yerk.
H , Ping was with the White Sex. but get in bad with Jimmy Cullnhan one
fc?WT iffnt when he tried te bide a stein of beer behind n salt cellar. It couldn't
Wi Ml.i ka flntlA nurl Ttnf m1,n fiail liAn ainjiJ fivntnttt Htltn ale inVnHl MH1.,
KaSW'''aa fined and lrter shipped back te the Coast.
KWain.? He nlsved In San Frnnelsre nnd lived In n hnna next t thn hall nn,l
S'.jv PV fut1y Vinvli ivnn ,A1 tl.A nAnffl Ctt..t amaa hJ Tt! mai. 1.1 J.,. aJ
L3i " .'.v.U ..MB 4.1-u, H.T- l-tlllVt I.'IU iVUl.r O lU Ilj ll,Ultl UVULl UUUTH
j?M fi. the evening meal every day about the eighth Inning. His family would
IciSifcit'K en tne perch and applaud Ping whenever necessarv.
Hk-KsSH O"6 d.T rin8 we"t bflck for a long fly and crashed against the fence.
kSjfeBt bounced back and fell te the ground for the long count.
fiajw'-i When he reepvercd he looked up and saw all of the players gathered
KWflmiM mm.
E'vf'h'"
tM'jLi'i' WWK TRinn M nn' hut IrU. ti, .-..;.. ;,;. .., .-tr., ..
"TL' 1 MM ' '-v . v.. ...bi., n i v.t.y fi.g i.1 II. Kiunijf, fir
a time
The champions counted en eleven oc
casions from the field ns agaln3t seven
for the tnllenders. Bill Grave mode n
big gain in the individual ratings bv
making seventeen points, four field and
nine free tosses and was the high In
dividual scorer. Huntzinger also hnd
his eagle eje with him and registered
a quartet of two-pointers.
Defense Spoils Dartmouth
The defense of the Princeton quin
tet was tee much for Dartmouth te
fathom and the Haneverians were set
down by the Tigers te the delight of
one of the largest crowds that has at
tended n Princeton gnme this year. Se
close did the Tiger defense keep their
opponents under cover that Dartmouth
did net connect with n field goal in the
first thirty-five minutes.
This Is one of the most lirllllnnt t.
hibitiens of guarding seen in college
linven't become any tee much enthused,
hut the ce-eds talk nothing but basket
ball in their sorority houses and in the
Bennett Heuse, where they congregate
In off, hours.
Last November several athletically
Inclined members of the feminine group
at Penn, hearing stories of the great
teams nt ether institutions, decided te
try their hand at the game. Miss Mnr
icrlc MaJers. a veteran of the uame nnd
a graduate of Temple, where she played,
was given the portfolio of coach of the
tcam and called out the candidates.
A pigskin was borrowed from the
A. AT and prnctice get under way.
Miss Anne Tewnscnd, one of the best
known athletes among the girls in this
section, was speedily elected te lend the
teem and te assist Miss Majers in tutor
ing the big squad of candidates. The
armory at Thirty-second street nnd
Lancaster avenue was secured for prac
tice and home games.
Women's Indoor Tennis
Tourney at Longiveod
Bosten, March 2. Announcement
was made today that the annual In
door tennis championships for women
would be held at the Longwood cov
ered courts the week of Mnrch 20.
There will be singles, doubles and
mixed doubles. It is expected t hat
Mrs. Franklin I. Mallery, of New
Yerk, who wen the championship
here last year, and Mrs. Benjamin'
E. Cele, '-M, of Andevcr. runner-up,
will be among the participants in the
singles.
CAMDEN WINS AND
TIES Trap FIVE
Skeeters Annex Second Came of
Week in Eastern League and
Advance in Race
PLAY COATES TOMORROW
.2 i:,...!!?"- F-y e Wins
two for the loser-, and both came In , T,he r?n ""ll haha'ltt My fifty
the elesln7 minuted, one by Millar and nl ,h.rt TT,T"nprQ )enm
i he .Mini- hi- Mnn. Tf ,;. ..!. .u. I vanquished the Bed and Blue. fS te 7,
foul tees of Tinimie i-iiUa,, .!,, iL1 nnd Rwarthmerc Fcered a lS-le-nS
.1.. ri .", IT" - "v "-',l
mc nig urecn in inc running
I triumph ever Ml Townsend and her
The diminutive forward lmd his
nldcs. The victories were scored with
eagle eye working and made 1.1 out of I "uprising case ever eeMcgca i that had
Prlnei. irnuis DPierf mis .venr. ine uaieepainy
unit- 1 ..ti t...f.... ,1... ..I.....I. f n.HM .. .t.
20 attempts, although Lech, of
ten. was. net fur behind, with 13 nut
of 20. The totals n't half time were
12 te 7. Klaevi. Leeb and Selden
stickcr all played well far Princeton
and made two field goals each, the
ether going te Wright.
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"I wish you felUncs leeuld stand hack.
folks te see if you are in front of met"
' Cepvrieht. list, bv Public Ltdger Cemvanu
Uexe de you expect my
Scraps About Scrappers
'THEDA BARA AWARDED
if?-. Aun-rucD rsm n ucnm
rm, 'w ' nunwuuu muunu
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tat
HardVeaves' Bulldog Judged
In west Philadelphia show
iifr, JbittAeK, owned by Geerge Hurgreavep,
Beets and Saddle
i - j
A , .Fernstene ITheda Bnra. nn English
,'IK was juagea ucst aeg in snow irem ine
i?1" Kaoalngten Kennel Club at the monthly
"k' all-breed show of the West. Philadelphia
''JAjCauiel Club last nlitht at the Arcade
iuirm-zx . t. .
j-'LVWmll. 'FlftT-tlrst
street and Baltimore
'. lM.
llW" judges had a difficult time in de
H..'VV MAtnm tlm winner nfler enlv three en -
fCLi. V"" .;." ..." ,,IV,",I.iL
i
nadal. This is the second time thin
L:
XlJv. 1Ibua1 Uav hr. vtn.hfrAd fnx ter
Jt l- la .n.nA.1 llV thtl T.fl TCAnrlplfl. Mil
iW" cre 'e'1, A'tcr a lltt',-' lclibcrii
, hr. Jtlam Th'pHn Bnra was elveti the cold
I fwJV "Ia1 Thin Is the nAviml flmn Milu
'Vi JhaMitnr hns been ludsed best In show.
B-'tjS'l ;3"'-Tr ..-.:.-".,
E VW"f OUier Deing ai y.aauvni
1
owned by the Leeds Kennels, was
d best m his nreeu ever iccus-
4 Rese, of the same owners
MarceUa Bey uppears best in the
feature race at Havana today, being a
purse race at a mile and fifty yards.
Ramkin and The Pirate should be the
contenders.
Horses well placed in ether races are:
First race Havana. Electric. Breun
Shasta. Hlbeny; second WrecMcss
Haman Llthelic : third Hutchinson.
M. Stevens, Baby Fau&t, Tarascon.
Ifeckey Huntlmer Is the leading rider
In America this year. His feats In the
paddle at Tlajunna are remarkable. He
wen tbe second, third nnd fourth races
en the Mexican ceurre yesterday und
was second In the first. One of his
mounts paid J30 for $2; another SI2
for 52.
Considerable interest is being shown
V?ABOther entry which took honerH n n hB conflict of dates for the Ken
of breejl was Sylvan Result, the
I Airedale owned bj t red Menu.
deg had te defeat Aduurui tsen
the tirenertv of II. C. Andersen.
r jpWiarii was content te be judged best
tip-
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"Mh nf Vlaltlna Five-Men Teams
: W&avJIb' Rnll at Teledo Tenlnht
i mi'n I li'ilnln i TapaK O ..riiiu tpiim from
L,s!Qia'and n'n'd two from Decntur, III.,
S&fmllV share the alleys' with ferty-five
BO leseis in mi Aiucrii nn ijiuii.
e,ss tournament here tnnlglit,
nc the cnmliiK of the first out-of-
bowlers In the five-men division.
Kts continue low in an depart
i.i The highest In the live-men Is
(c-'whleh was bowled the second
fc ( A To'ede. pair holds top place in
rfttmrn event nun uu;i. ine iuk'i
te the singles Is SSI, also held by
(de bowler.
Inning tomorrow ulcht, the six-
tournament alleys will be given
te the visiting bowlers.
Score fer'Drexel Riflemen
r!tb sreand tlm within wr-h Drexl
rim mm inei a p-riTci ureri in
. initch. I.mt n-trk llin Unlvcriltv
Itai WH aflMira or IQ scera ui
will .n a match oemo eld yt
Br BvrfVCl or) was ivrnre in
ia tir iwrivi nir
I'lter: Bburean. Baldwin.
tucliv uerby nt Louisville und the
Prenkncss nt Plmllce, the two largest
stakes In America, both te be run nn
May 13 ns the matter new stands. The
Kentucky Jockey Club says it lias nl
wnjs been the custom te run the Derby
en the Saturday nearest May 10. If
there is n change in dntcs te avoid the
conflict It nppears that It will be by
the Maryland racing authorities. Mor Mer
vlch. favorite for both the races will
be able te start in but one if tlic')tcs
remain. It has been suggested flint (his
feature is net being oPrleol(ed l)v
owners who have prospects for one e'r
the ether of the big rares, with Mor Mer
vlch out.
The racing Interests In Mnrylniul nre
having u stiff fi.sht before the Legli-la-ture
In retain th" pnrlmutuel sjstein
of betting, ns the bnekmnklng interests
hnve joined hands with the advocates
of the bill te abolish the pnrlmutuel
law. Bookmaker want betting made
Illegal, as they can cvnd" the law mere
easily than iney can nicer the competi
tion of the mutuel system.
N. Carolina Wlna Basketball Title
Allantn. On,, March 3. North Carolina
t'nlvuralty wen th vollse bnikrtbaM chain.
..jpshtn of the Houth here by defpatlnr f,f.
cr Unlveriltv, 40 te 20, In tlie final ruuml
Iren
All riilladtlphla talnt nppra en to te
nleht s Initial Thursday program of th
saen at tha Auditorium A. A, Twe star
lecnl elsht-reunil matrhes ero te b decided
K!.1??, llr2? etller bout" e,t'h "t alx reunda!
V llle Qreen. the cloier Konalnutenlan.
Jakll.,?,n A r.x a.nd ,Hnrj" Hauler mitti
,,5?,i,D"i?.n ,n "", t'ffte wlnd-up. Prellma:
Wlllla Thomaa v. Qeorjle Itumell. Willis
-'I,en v"-.. Happy Jack McWIIIIaras and
Sammy llta s. Wliltey Burke.
Denny Ilaas It cttln hlmaelf In tip-top
fttle undfr the direction 0f lUrrv McQrath
ter tomerroy tilsht'ii bout with Mickey Wol Wel
sait. the Marine nt the Cambria. Thla
will be the, nenil-tliial te the Little Jeff.
Mickey Merris cct-le. Oiher beuts: Jimmy
Baxter Johnny Moheok, Ie riynn va
Krankle Ketchtll and Yeune Hradley vs. Al
Afente, ,f
eunr luffe, a newcomer In Philadelphia
who beaM of a reuird Including bouts with
leading- lightweights, will debut here en Hal Hal
tirdey nlcht at the National against Patty
nroderlek In one of the prelims te the Cleore Cleere
Chsney.Shamus O'Hrieii match, sailor Jee
Kelly v. Jee Hene Is the aeml and ether
bouts. Mickey Conners s, Jee Chaney,
Krank'e Harn-s s. Billy Jllnes and Johnny
Gardner m Preston Drewn.
It Is said that the annual Middle Atlantic
Plates champlemhlpa of the A. A. U. are
te be awarded te Philadelphia thla year and
the tournament will he staffed at one of tha
btc club here. Amateur IkixIpb It flourish
Inn In New Tork, Pittsburgh and Bosten.
The "all-for-slery" boys certalnly make th
resin fiy.
Je Welsh has a huey campalsn mapped
out for him by Jimmy Trainer. Jeseph Is
being lined up for matches at the National.
March 11: Atlantic city, March 18: Olympla
March 20. and Ire Palace, March 28.
fell before the nttnek of Penn te the
tunc of J!7 te 12, and Drexel was de
feated, 22 te 1.1.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Mary Mor
gan and five veterans, who called them
selves the Old Timers, nlavcd a nrnctlce
game .with the Penn team, which gave I home next week en account of the auto
the seven spectators, lncludins Tem ri,ew across the river, hence the game
.lJ,raPi!J,'L'?"".:f.ra:ur.ni."! tomorrow with Centesvllle. It
UIUCI'IHUVUI lajtv IUIIAO, luu IUIIII ui u
Eastern League
iv. t.. pp. vr. r.. p.r
New Yerk 13 n .SAO WHUes-Tl. X a .21.
Trenten., in Si .Iflft Cnatesv'le a IS .200
Camden, , 10 a .7(10 Rendlns.. 2 11 .104
TOMOKKOW NIGHT'S SCHEDULE
Ontdsrllle nt Candrn.
nllkea-narre at Trenten. v
rJIIIK Camden basketball tcam wen its
- second game of the current wees in
the Eastern Basketball League by de
feating Reading at the Armery last
night by the score of 27 te 20. The
Skeeters nre new en even terms with
Trenten for second place.
The Celtics are out In front, having
a full game advantage en the Jersey
runners. tip. Beth the ecend-plncc
teams will be in action tomorrow night,
when Camden will be at home with
Ceatcsvlllc and Trenten entertains
Wilkes-Barre.
New Yerk is idle this week, Madisen
Square Garden being used for etner
purposes. Camden will net play at
BALA PLANS EARLY
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Far-Famed Lecal Event Revived
as Farewell te Divet-Scarred
Nine-Hele Links
MAY 4-6 DATE PROPOSED
ffl
STUDENT COUNCIL AID
TO CLEAN ATHLETICS
n
Team Captains, College Editors and Class thief s'
Would Make Geed Committee te Sit en Eligibility,
Says Spert Critic '
lifetime
First of all, Miss Margaret Shell,
secretary of the freshmen class, armed
with a bucket of water, soap and n mop,
scrubbed the fleer te a shiny yellow be
fore the team marked out the boundary
lines with the crayon.
Spills a-plenty kept the fleer free
from dust. The Old Timers, after eight
minutes of ploy, demanded a time out
te recover their respectlve breaths and
rearrange their lock.
At half-time the Penn sextet had an
ll-te-0 lead. A five-minute rest was
decreed and the struggle continued.
After heldlne a 17-te-ll leatl.Miss Mer
gan again called time for the .Old
Timers. On the restart Penn opened
an attack that made the score IS te
17. The rcmninder of the guree was
nlp-and-tui'k. with a last-minute rally
giving the Old Timers a badly winded
verdict of 2.1 te 21.
Miss Npencer Stars
Mist Margaret Spencer, who learned
her basketball at the .Miss irwin rchoei,
originally scheduled for next week.
The Bears gave the Skeeters a close
scare last night, nnd it was nrcessary
for the .lerseymen te freeze tne ball In
the closing minutes te insure victory.
The winners played n game far superior
te that of the visitors, but they had the
hardest kind of breaks with their shots.
Forty-three Misses
By actual count Camden missed
forty-three shots thnt missed being two
pointers by a hair's breadth. While
it jut managed te win out by a
whisker. Camden bad all the better of
the pla,. It secured the ball en the
jump almeFt every time und its passing
was a treat te watch.
The first half ended 17 te 13 in favor
of Camden and it had the best of It
In field goals by six te four. Reading
oeme te the fore in the final period,
when Armprlcster caged three boskets
nnd Bending made the same number as
the Skeets, four nil told,
Hddlc Delin excelled for Camden with
four baskets. Steel had three. Camp-
was high scorer with evfskets Th; - J -Misses
Townsend ami latcman. of ,n,i , .mi stnnn, iw,t,. -i.-.,i
each w'ceuntwl for live goals. ,, ' ," - .fh ArmnP " fir;i
Jee TipMts
Mi
I'enn. eacil arceunwu or iive K-.a.h. . . ,th .
Miss Kitty aciiean. or tne urn i imers " " 0 ntfrs. ..Cur .... ciirlftlan til
?" .'Tir T,i ' hTX "' '! he only ether goal of the visitors
i...i Vmii rrinia with ihrpn tn her ' ami he made a peer shjjwlug compared
en?' .. . . . nnrllnf? ivnlllrl have ueii- nn Iip trnvi n
a . iL. 1...- Al. T., lAn.
Van. hst. Wen waltlnr a .. time te see I ; l" '"" .L' V. . n "t" ' . I I sorry exhibition.
nn inn itsni.iin u it ast i imv.h ,i n i ii u i i L(i v iihiiiiiiuiii usiir iiann ,
aitsln alme their sensational crnp In the from Princeton, and is a popheinnro lit III
npenlnir show at the Oilmen, thin sessen.ii.- iu tlm renli.r Mlu Vlnlii Al'ininn '
The pair of Jeseplm finally were re-tlfned by ,,!nn '"'"C center , .MISS leia AI.einail,
Hrntiy Menielth and thy lll meet next diminutive but speedy, of hunimit, N. ,n
e.....,.. i.lshi . th. Smith llhn.t .. . ...!. - !-.. .l.1n ..... H
Big Games Downlenn
of the 1022 tournament,
from Atabame Unllertlt
match te decide third place
(leersla Terh u.n
Alabama UnU entity, 33 te 26, In the
W. 4 M. Pfve Beata Havarferd
Pal, Marrh 3, In th roughest
tessen irranaiui
renilav nlaht st the Houth llrnatl e, !,.,
club, Ulllv Pelne s. Jlmmv Jlende, Plna
Heille K.rl llnrtmsn. Jack Wermau w
rrankle McKnr!Mfl and K. O. Gress s.
Jnrlt lister are ether matches.
Mllte llurns, he hhs been called the
Mlihlican Wildcat anwnir ether names. Is In
l n prfp',rfj i"r in.i.uri, wmi mny or tne
mlddl weights. Tat nradley end Temmy
I.eushran preferred.
le llnrrls, of Atlanta Gs , Is In Thllly
e-klng matches vlth 130. peunders, lie Is
training dally with Pharhcy Smith. He, snd
Harry Kid l.vber. 115. graduates of the
llljnu and Oaety tournaments, . three
mlttnien sr under Max M, filv's manage
ment. llfhbr Abranis. 121 featherweight cham.
plen of lh border. Is iten'l In Phlla.
d'-lnhla lie doesn't br.r nny en hh weight
and tterseint A. Kahn Is doing lUib's
Dusimiss.
loe Rene, who holds a three-round knock
out ever Oeerge louner hrne. will give the
latter a rhsiiee te redeem himself fn a re
turn bout at Trenten, N. J,, Monday night.
Matty I5nTl. nfter an. abannre from the
rlna for about nve months will get bsck
Inte action at Atlantle City March la against
Artie MiCsnn. Matty mccla I'ete Ilusle at
Harrltburr March 20
Kevernl Independent ciinics of linnnr-
...... -. r... !,,. UMlif..ti.l,i .U.....I. in
.f.. nml n fresbman, nlnys bide centpr: tl,.4 ,n,. b,..i. hi.iii.. w.i.1 : ..'
Miss Anne Townsend. also a first-yenr , k ', te mPC. Hancock nml fnllmveL
By SANDY McNIBIiICK
IT APPEARS ns though every golf
tournament regular In Philadelphia
has a cheer coming and a hearty yip
of joy. The crinkly news of the dny
is that this season Bala is going te held
another tournament.
Bala tournaments always have been
an institution in this section. That is
up until last year. The officials out
there decided te abandon tbe popular
event In 1021 because it was feared It
would conflict with club expansion
plans. If there are dull nnd aching
voids, that announcement left one.
Especially as it was thought that it
meant there would be no mere tourna
ments out there for some years. But
the lub evidently felt ns bad about It
as the guests of the past.
There was a lull at the meeting the
ether night out at Bala. At ether meet
ings It liad been the signal for a dis
cussion of the tourney. This time the
members were restless. Their thoughts
were harking back perhaps.
Anyhow when C. H. Skyes untangled
his full length and put the simple ques
tion, "Why net?" the delegates needed
no explanation. They voted bnck the
tournament.
Last en Short Course
Werk Is te start very shortly out
there en the new eighteen -hole course
nnd the Bain tournament this year will
be the efficlnl farewell te nine holes,
the vnlcdlctery te the stage of tnany.n
gala event.
The nnal details have net nil been
arranged, but It Is said the date will
very likely be May 4, fi and 0. Tills
Is the week before the proposed eprning
of the clubhouse which has been en
tirely remodeled. If the dates named
are the final choice then Bala will have
the honor of officially opening the sea
son en local links.
Bala tournaments of the past have
always drawn record cnlry lists deplte
the fact that. It was n case of twice
around the nine holes for the qualifying
round and match nldy.
That difficulty was surmounted by
leaving gaps In the starting times, and I
despite the mobs there never was a i
hitch. The club "belongs te" the
starters during these days. It's n get
together and a classy event. All thec
things have made It n standard for
tournament efficiency and it hns-alwas
been one of the most popular events en '
the lecnl card. I
Coming se early In the year and '
being the last en the old layout, there J
ought te be a great tumbling eit fur '
the affair. The officials are out te '
break all records for a geed time en the I
links. i
Yeu can see the I'ntcrtninmeut Cem- I
mittee off In u corner of the locker.
room 'most every day buzzing away and
whispering I heir plans. This is the
secret stuff and It gees big with the
invitees.
Meantime, write down these deles,
We're told they'll stnnd.
J.h', ..!ff,.,,?nl,1 Golfers' Association of
Philadelphia held a tneetlnr the ether night
adopted a conctllutlen, and decldtd te hVn' ,
but two classes of membership, uctlve ami I
honorary. The former Includes all nre. i
usslttants. raddymaaters. sHleum.n ..t ..'
1 latter will Include amateur. '"!
Tht lleneraJ Committee will me-t .Monday,
rlFni .". "olmae'g. when M a teurnameni
championship plans are completed,
Oferhroek will decide the "winner of the I
competition" for the vacunry In thu nn,
berth out there en March 1.1 ti ..in i.' .
lucky day fur some pre "net twenty mile.
trem Philadelphia." which Is the auB0 if,,
narrowlng-dewn process haa rei.ched,
Br GBANTLAND BICE
mAT 1 fundamentally twisted With ,S0!1S at top
W thla Idea et handling the ethical
side of college sport?
A atudent council in each collcge or
university that will constitute a guard
of honor te see that in each institution
everything Is strictly en the up and up,
with each athlete a slmen pure as far
ns limited human vision can harvest all
the intimate details?
It is our miner league belief that
students can handle the ethical side of
their play in a surer, better way than
any outside guardians, and that if the
situation la put up te them as an honor
preposition there will be no important
treume left.
The Student Guard
THE average collegian, above every
inn a1. Mintifd enlv n fAam fvltn ft
clean record.
They nil like a winner, but they want
no ringers en hand te bring the laurel
home.
With an athletic beard composed of
presidents of all four classes, captains
of all the teams and editors of college
publications certifying te the complete
eligibility of each member of eacn team,
It Is hnrtllv conceivable that any such
beard would ever permit nny unworthy
cnnninaie 10 sup ey.
Nothing could be finer for sport than
te huve leading colleges and universities
take up this idea and nt least give It n
chance te work. With a few such council
guards established they could then work
together and seen build un an order
strong enough te present an Impregnable
barrier against certain leading evils new
attacking leading sports.
The Repeaters
tITHILE the Giants and Yankees upon
V the braw rim of spring arc favored
te repeat, the run of mnjer league re
peaters of late years has been n trifle
thin en both sides of the palisade.
It has been a matter of nine years
new since nny club was strong enough
te harvest two gonfnlenic crops In suc
cession. In the National League since 1013
the winners have been Bosten, Phila
delphia, Brooklyn, New Yerk, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Brooklyn and New Yerk.
In the American Lcnguc since 1010
the winners hnve been Chicago, Bos Bes Bos
eon. Chicago, Cleveland and New Yerk.
Machines geared up te run two sea-
sneed have been quits
j . , 1.1- - .
scarce, as late nas n niraeie wy l
cracking the dope ever thy left ear at
stated intervals along the line of march.
T IS barely mere than ,a March fort &
nleht new before Harry Greb makes '
.A,ikv nnd earnest attempt te etawii t
Tem Gibbens into the pickle vat at'.i
practically tne same moment wnen medi C
is engaged in applying the same earntit'lV
pressure te his rushing opponent. The'.:
gossip attending this contest is arewiag if.
daily, " urei ,""" " T,
nikknna haa a lnstv kick, the fur ehenM '
be fairly deep" nfter n round or two. Th ,
advance chart deean't eutlina any gnat ''
amount of cagey stuff, and since the ate .
semblcd multitude yearns for action the J
assembled multitude ought te be highly ;;
pleased. "
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RENO vs. KELLY
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CHANEY vi. O'BRIEN
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a new hat te take the
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you've been wearing
this winter. The new
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is
MIm Florence t.rui. ei orweoii. nn- ,)0Rt am-PH of ,,, p(,nseni Thp -,
ether freshman, guard; .MIeNf,oerglaim'avc ",,,,, bw r)vR)(( , , ', t
Yateman, e l J" .,,,iI,r' ' for year in the American . I engun.
forward, nnd Mlij f. yhe Mi -Un- ,,eUl nrn utb0 cntl.ml ,n , Rer,css t0
metf. of Phlladelpnla, a junior, nt Hip l. i,.,i , , ,.i,,. i, : .i.i..
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reinipu.g junieriigniweji
m u
ether auard pet
only mibBtltute.
This atternoen tne ucorge Wash
ington University fcextet comes te tlm
armory, and neit Monday Temple. The
following; Friday the University of
I'lttsburgh team will engnge Miss Anne
Townsend nnd her maty.
LAYTON RETAINS TITLE
Defaata Alfrede De Ore, Challenger,
by 180 te 135
Milwaukee, Win,, March -'.Johnny
Lay ten retained hlu title ax world cliam cliam
plen tlircc-cnrOilen billiard player
here by defeating Alfrede de Ore,
challenger, in the Anal block of tlie
three-block match by a scerq of 00 te
in itxty-eignt innings, xu unai
viuw aessen yramiiiB aaa uasvi
.M ' .aMHiHi MavarMr rniiH, I iTfuiifl, . ir BBra'ui Mil urBVB wmm - . . " . T . - - '" .' ',..
Hancock linn In Its llneiin Powell and
Stevenson, forwards; Ituss FesKCtt,
center, and ArniHtreng und Weed,
guards. Willi the exception of Arm
strong, Hancock has four nf tlm bent
scorers in Independent ruiikw. Mana
ger PaBn will depend en the usual
line-up.
Anether game downtown tliHt prom prem
lues te attract a large throng Ih between
Madenuli and AiiiiImiib and will be
played at the lnltcr'n hall at Klghtecntii
und Merris ptrcetB.
Bill Myers, who Ih receiving appll appll
catlenH for teams entering the city
champion series, reports the Seuth
Phllly Hebrews first. te submit their
1'nc-up of Schntederman, Clilckiel
russen. uude rvietx, uoiinee, uiack,
Newman, Harry Pussen und Hwarrtz.
Clubs have till tomorrow neon te enter
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