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ifls Are Going te Have Fighting
FLETCHER IS GLAD
1 TO BE.WITH PHILS
Newly Appointed Captain of
Queers, AftrYar's Layoff,
Gets Back In the Game
FET5RS
ALSO IN CAMP
i By EDWIN 3. POLLOCK
Lyabnrir, Fl.. Mnrch 4. "Beys,"
Tt been out of it for n ycer, end I'm
telUBf 7011 this in the life."
Art Fletcher, ihc newly appointed
Mptiln of tbc Phillies, gave vent te
id fedlng In the wey of a speech seen
JJfer hl arrival at the team's training
""Seilness Is a great game, tee, hut
Am your face pales behind n desk
M your muscles get flabby and 'you
Jit te let out your belt a few notches.
' "fin ter harebell' n 1nnr as the leg
leld up and the arm is strong te plclt
J. . imihle nnd nes your man put
it first. I'm mighty glad te get hack
with jnti chap and we're going te hare
I fiMlng I"1'! rl",', l'l 'enf I 'ecl
growing In mc."
Wen Repert
Flttcher arrived here last night in
Minpany with .Tnck Peters, the husky
ntenrr. The rhil captain enme from
ft, Leuis and his traveling companion
l tern Kaunas CU" Knn.
gUtlng that he war "willing te play
gr position which Manager Wllhctm
uM him te attempt, Fletcner said:
"I'm here te help the club get out of
E
i)e rut Inte uiucn it linn laucn in mc
it lew J ears, ji me inwiuscr wnius
me
tn play snort, second or tnira it
n't make any difference. I'd try
Jmmi
a aIIaIi If lin nalcnit me.
"I didn't play any ball last summer
became I didn't want te get into troii treii
We with Judge Landls. I will admit
tkit I played a few sandlot game
irennd Rt. Leuis, but I did this te keep
la condition. I am in fairly goed1 shape
tow, only a few pounds heavier than
whea I was plsing rcgulnrly. It will
tike tne only a short time te get that
."
Peters ulse seem te be In great
condition. The big Westerner explained
his delay In reaching the camp, claim
Is, that he could net make suitable
connections.
Twe Catchers Fifteen Pitchers
Walter Henline nnd Frank Wlthcrew
iie been doing nil the receiving and
the two could net handle the deliveries
t( fifteen pitchers efficiently.
The Phillies' practice was interrupted
'this morning by n 'rainstorm. The rain
Itartecl miring the night ami caused tne
temperature te drop slightly below 00.
It was drizzling this morning when the
athletes crawled out of the hay and
after breakfaKt Manager Wllliclm called
off the scheduled drill.
Twe practices were staged yesterday.
The .usual early spring training sensnn
itunts of funge hitting and lly-chnsing
ind bunting and pitching were gene
through without any particular effort
being put into the drills. Monday morn
Itg the' real work will begin.
Next week Manager Withelm will
permit his pitchers who believe they
ire In condition te begin putting a little
tuff en the bull. He expects te have
tkem all In the advanced stage of the
training by the time the rest of the
bill pla.u-M report the latter part of
BCXt Wl'I'K.
There still is one absentee fiem the
camp. Pinte, the pitcher from the
Lamina Club,, of the Michigan-Ontario
LenKue. Is -missing. Nothing has been
heard from him since the time he wrote
U would be en hand March 1.
LEO DIEGEL SETS DIZZY
PACE IN SOUTHERN GOLF
i i
eea Out In 34 In Title Play Sara
re n Takes 36
New Orleans, March 4. Lee Dicgcl,
New Orleans professional, shot one
under par ut the turn of the morning
Pla. in the seventy-two-hole medal
tournament of the Souther" coif open
cbnniiimslilp here, scoring 34. It wna
the lowest for nine holes turned
in e far.
(leae Sarnren, Pittsburgh star, leader
In the first thirty -six holes f play,
wraeil in a curd of .'ill at the turn.
The dozen lenders for thirty-six holes
fellow :
1st 2d
. 0tM Puraien. Plttshurah. .. 7i
ltd, ltd. Tet
7 a
Mil
S-fll Walkfr. Knslcwmnl.N.J. 7
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7.1
7 a
in
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ir.i
irt
IT. Rajnppi, Jlaplewoed. N J.
llnancr PhlladidPhli. ,
?J'r O'llari. New Yerk
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151
l.7
137
ns
l-.s
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1.V1
fm names. lVlham. N. Y. . , . 8
V.' Mpnd"rf. Net Oileuna.. 7
W. MALMllc If a fit... .1
iiirn'u,tn,8"n' Uleti View
.t -; 1 1 iwuruim i ex. . . n
vyie, ,w YerK.. .
NAVY RELAY TEAM IN FRONT
Ptnn'l One-Mlla Team Letas te
Navy In Georgetown Gamea
WaMllnirfnil. Mnrr.1. .1 Unnn.
JJlroela'h une-inllc relay team met ile-
flat at id.. I......I.. ..i i... v i , i
It .i ..Minn in iiiu eiiiii vt;iiiii:iii.v
u me u.iiiuiil lieurgetewii relay i-uuil
Til hilt.. mm i V i
wteltJSi f1 l-,"-yyiiiilnifi wne
. .' from ,m' "tart and .ierucd
tp.rleme .en-lderable dillic.lt.v in
nljtat ine the unhnnkeil turna
Alteeidliee I.... . i i n .
Biili i i ', l,, "" '"ll1 ,l disastrous
".'" UI it. flllllnir tn tilnni. I., imv nfllinu.Kii.1
wenpeii events.
1 l,COuK,,t"lul r"lerslty wen the lutct
tlmT",;..,: !';'' lIepltlns.'4,.Hn:
Imiii., r s V "'.'niry UliiK, ;i ; (Jul
Club, i "" w,,8,,ngtm and ( nned
Beets and Saddle
Three. ear .olds nrn ,.nin,.i .
tilth0?! .'',' I1'"0"" 'la.v eteept the
,?M?X is f"r. A""-.JeJr.el,ls and
.. ...iipi wn.en aniiear Ix-st are :
Clan'K''"..
OM r.t(l MniiLn w. . . .
tV
hkn li """"" ii"" l .Hist, Moen-
.. Km ,"'"""', I'eurin Audre
!y , Wh, v"' I,n',n",(,;v- l'fthStai..
JSIAI.1. U. .... '
!." Cindfiii2,.?.!n'.," I'liettlste
prom l-
r. .".!?!.".
S"1?! Bt.M.i.'M.iV: '" '.Ivorpeol Qrand Na-
F"lll L, k"p .yesterday,
for iV, iJ "" III li lirn
BU.,,1?,1. f all t
l "Inlna- ii. ' enl "U'lss ser eusly In
fel..'iiuslArt,W" ''." tarchn.7
k's r t i-w,, , , v: .. .".v"
aaer u
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irainsr
a latnA
Ui
bl rrlii " "tt'-ln " "al chan
hanet) for
r.hh "rrhed ai,,li,U,V ,et ft """""' fal
. fcS, "w. It iV, !'" -lnnrne,r Hay.
1n llroein lch wl" " the stallion
A'
'room.
EW!'' h.
"f, ThVviv!. Vi. wcem 4 blr staks
ftuan:
yrtades.
PJ'Bg t he I'lilviTMltv .if Unrvln, I ,. .,1, llmvlnnd 4- Ilrrlnlnirer. lfnifue, 2: .Simons,
Utmlnra i ill MnrylJI l, W .11. ... .sirawlirldsu lllchn-end. 2.. l'uul seala
y.iIi. ; ,." "u'r "'ores were: the 1 til- t-mlth 2 out of r: Strawi.rldne l out of a.
nt of Mrxlnia. with 4 MilliM- New and Hutchinson. 1 out of 1. Huhstltutea
ierk Ail.i.,17. iiV.. 'V ...' . . V.lw. simena for H.inua: Neuhauser fur llarnei.
i"'iui("i nn iii-iii im i' nil in' ii i iiriririr 'iiui imii, a iciii kii iii si
....'Ill- i inn ri.iiiii. .M tu
L
Geerge Yeung te Referee
'National Soccer Match
Geerge Yeung, of this city, one
of the most efficient soccer refcrcci
in the country, has been appointed
te officiate in the final match for
the National Challenge Cup between
the Tedd Shipyard and the Sculllni
Steel teams at St. Leuis, March 10.
Notlce of 'Yeung's selection wai
sent te him this morning by Deug
las Stewart, chairman of the Na Na
tlenal Challenge Cup Committee.
There Is widespread Interest in tin
coming 'battle for the coveted trephj
and tbt appointment of Yeung as
referee has the approval of both
teams and their supporters.
LA SALLE CALLS
OUT BALL TOSSERS
Over Forty Candidates Repert
te Coach Hubbs and Ma
terial Is Premising
START DRILL NEXT WEEK
A call for baseball candidates was Is
sued yesterday afternoon at La Salle
College and ever forty aspiring and
ambitious youngsters reported te Coach
Hubbs,
Hubbs was connected with the
Frankford Yellewjackets nine last sea
son nnd developed a clesay team. He
will, be assisted by Jee Dougherty, who
is te coach the prep team of the school,
nnd also take bis turn in the box for
tbc collegians.
The first practice will be held in the
gymnasium of the school next Wednes
day fternoen. Among the most neta
ble of the candidates that reported
yesterday was a b&ttery which should
held the sluggers of 'the La Salle op
ponents during the coming year. This
combination la made up of .Take Ken
nedy, the former Catholic High Scheel
captain nnd star catcher, and Jee
Dougherty, considered one of the best
pitchers in Fchelaxtlc ranks Inst year,
while hurling for the prep nine.
Kennedy played en the Catholic
High nine the four years he was In the
Purple and Geld school, and In his last
two seasons he was picked as all-scholastic
catcher.
First base will be takn care of either
by Schreiner or Drcnnnn, both of
whemplajed en the prep team.
Fer the keystone sack a great battle
will be waged between Schmidt nnd
Melley. The latter played seeend hnse
while, attending Shenandoah High
Scheel. Anether one of the Dougherty
family, James, will occupy the short
stop berth.
Many former prep and high school
stars are seeking outfield position.
Cullcn, former St. .Jeseph's Ptcd foot
ball and baseball player, is trying for
center Held. Klnng, who played for
Northeast High several years age, will
held down left field. Qulnn, formerly
of Trenten High, seems te have the
right field berth clinched.
The .T. J. Dobsen athletic field in Knxt
Falls has been secured for the outdoor
practlce and all the home games of the
school will be played mere. The Rea
son will open Wednesday, April 11!,
with Hahnemann ueuegc. -
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS' FIVE
DEFEATS ALUMNI, 29-20
Manager and Coaches' Quintet Tri
umphs Over Reserves, 26-16
Twe basketbalt cumes were played
lat night In theQermantewn Iriend
Scheel BvmnnMum. In the opening
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faille n quiiiuM niuuir uu in i iuuhr.-.-.
iiml conches of the Rchoel defeated the
Getmnntewn Friends' Scheel reserve'
five by the score of 20 te 10. In the
ether contest the Alumni and the firM
team of the Fchoel clahhid and, niter
ii neuin-mrij -niiiioi"-eiiiiKS"--, wv ' i
slty wen. 2!-20.
lllll-'k l"ll. lUU H.I-HF..H-. OH. Wfc ...L
K'lioel, who playa Icrwnrd en tn
lar five, was the lending light
teittn'H win ever the Alumni. lie i
scored tlx times from the field and ale
mniie two reui ueiiih. xruitr iiu ine
best work for the Alumni, scoring three
deuble-deckers nnd leading their nt-
tai k.
The line-up:
Alumni
Shipley...
Amdt.i..
Uradliury.
nelle) ,. . .
Gin. lYIenda
.forward Athrtnn
..forward.. ... Russell
...cctrter Nicholas
. ..guard Qeff
went
. ..tiuard Harris
Ilefjrcn Hurnett, Tlmn of haUrs 2U
m nutes. llfH icnals Atherton. 11, llusiell,
Hhipley. 2: Trultt. 3: Ilradhuryi ftalley, a.
Hulme Teul goals Atherton. S out of fl:
lcrr. 7 out of 12. and nalley. 2 nut uf 4.
aiihstltues Trullt for Arndt, Hulme for
West: Zlmrwrllns for Russell; Neuhnusn for
Nicholas.
mV." I ., i i.,.i i...,Jtvnnwriter for little Al Gorden, wields
. xnv nu.iuKcra nn .uhwii-m '"',. machlne. W'r tea Ilnymend :
trouble in defeating the second team, I V.'Surewn" surprised te read In our
,n!Hni tlm len.l nt the Ktnrl nf tint l'lllnn DVIIX wen ... t-..i!l I,
b1 at the start of the. game "uJh(l't' C,evAn and Yeung Ketchcll
mlf h"Bw nneAr ' led "by ' 'vcr'chased out of the ring In Beading.
. of Lre. 2wS..LKlWeuW like te explain a few things te
nntl never re
of the first
l.'l te 8, tlu same total which was made
In both Halves, smith, who plnei lor ler
ward en the manacers nnd conches five
I n inu nuuriiiiji Kriiiuu rcvi-ii mi.ut jnui
th0 fic)d and tallying' twice from the
i nennltv mark
' p0li'. "A''.
lite line-up.
Mimairtra and Ceachns Oir TrW
jjml'th ." . ,. . forward. Hnirtie.
led the scoring, getting feven kimU from
.forward. .
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DREXEL WINS AGAIN
Rifle Team Defeats Western Mary
land, 1000 te 848
The Ilrcxel Institute rllle team wen
I Its M'cend telegraph sheet of the week
tntlii When it i.eieareti inn nrnu-rii
Marjland team, 1000 te 8 IS.
Six of the ten members ut the win
ning team broke an een hundred. The
were Mercer. Knauf, Sldwell, Harper,
lle es and Shumnn,
The Individual scoring of Drexel fel
lows :
Mereer. 110: Knauf
uf. loe- HidHaii, me:
,uu0iauAIJrin,is0Ui Wlk"'
'JIlSHI'
Harper. 100. lleyes. iui
ID; liavls, n; Murphy
LEWIS REGAINS MAT TITLE
Strangler Takes Twe Out of Three
Falls Frem S. Zbysxke
Wlchlia, Kan., March 4. Kd
(Strangler) Lewis regained his World's
heavyweight wrestling tltle here last
night, wlnnlug the second nnd third
falls from Stanislaus .tisxzke.
Lewis get tl.u second fall In eighteen
minutes, with a headleek, which se
dazed Zbyszko that he was an easy
lctlm In the third fall, which came
with a headleek In three minutes' time.
Zbyaike took the first fall with, a
body scissors and armleck, la forty-one
minutes tulrtr aeeends. ' Jf
LT I7m w-.tfUT
AUTOCAR SOCCER TEAM MAKES GOOD RECORD
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The Ardmore seccerlsts have made an enviable record for the season. In the photo are, reading left te right:
First row MaeLaehlin, "Iku" Taj ler, J. Tayler, captain i CnigMea, Desh. SecenA row Murray, Dlgelew,
Keanvs, Mllner, McAlhatten, Nlrrims, H. Jehnsen, O'NeUI, Steele Third rowOemmitteo en Soccer, King,
Thompson, T. Jehnsen, Louden, secretary Buchanan, coach; Heffman, business manager: O. Miliar, team
WEIGHT QUESTION
HANDICAPS
GREEN
Kensington Featherweight Has
Been Giving Away Pound
age in Lecal Bouts
Hy LOUIS H. JAFFE
FREAKISHLY built for a fistman,
Willie Green, who went into the
United States Navy when the late war
started without any idea of ever becem
ing a boxer and who recently returned
crowned featherweight champion of the
Middle West. Is having leta of trouble
getting into nrtlen with opponents his
own weight. P.elhg rnther tall for his
poundage the Kensington kid has been
forced te give away nvolrdupels in every
match he has had since getting back
te Philadelphia.
On Thursday night Green was sup
posed te box Al Fex at the Auditorium.
They did net meet, because Fex weighed
in about ten pounds heavier than Willie.
Although Eddie, Stanten, Greens
handler, was confident his charge would
hove had little trouble with Al, lie
refuaed te take eny chances and decided
' . .. tr ... ....... I.,.. lnt Mil. I
nnt til Keutl tllC iveiiMUBi"'""" ""J - x-iuua iur imure international iiuur-
n.et l ' collegiate athletic competition will be
""K" , , , i,i..,i...if tnilnv 'discussed. In England next month dur-
Stanten declared lilmlf t0,lf'-, inK the visit and contests of the Unl-
"Wlllle Green no longer is going te (.rHlty ei Pennsylvania feur-mllc relay
clvp away any inen weight, no?1.1'1- tt.nm
'The by I legitimate feather- Jehn T McOevern, of New Yerk,
weight, he never comes up te i- , tt he was executive secretary of the com cem
iKdng several pounds under that ic mlttcc in charge of the Prlnccton'Cer-
nnd tlicre arc . .V ",,., i" ..
wnipiTi '"-'V.,,. Vi...i Wlllin run
.. . l ..r.-nne hla WelKIII. Ill l-
West," aj-H iMUue, -. "-f ,
irNi j" ....... -- . .
e the sumo thing In the La st, , J ust fe
sng as they don't come In top Dig.
d
lenir
filhlxins Is Fiivorlle
.,.,....... i. iiM,t.henvweli:ht bat-
fie betueen Temmy Gibbens and Harry luler ei the bnellsh nievement te Uc
OrebLat the Oarden. NvwVrU City. I vele Intercellegrate aUiletlca upon a
atHl la mere thnn a week off the match
1h nrm.RinrumM.nl interest because, of
he no n ilbftlS 'nf developing an oW.enent
u it.iii nt .l..vnlen lnir nn oniienenc
"' ik"i'w '. . - -t. .. rK. I
1. l,":""V'1' V , v' At his early I
inr i ill' m' mi' .. -.i
, nn, nlremlv has been Installed ,
" ".." "'i
ns..ft. ..BIiK."V... .i", i ,ni etnilis)ied
.. . .1,.. i
. . tn0 bmther of Mike Gibbens that
.'),,,, rnem joem n the probable winner
-vr.i. .)iii it is n well-known fact
11 1H till! Kllin.i"i -" . I
if, t Oreb'laeks punching powers. There
will net be miicn or. n uiucrem.e "
weight, but Glblmnft Is chunkier, net no
;t.ir e the ,';',"' '.it n Welishtler hitter bv far. The Pennsylvania four-mile team will
ithettgu- r15' , ; oihlena n 7-tti-B favorlte .all for L'nglnnd March 22 -and will
Ight in I'l 'i.iL time the betting 1mi.vs figure that compete ngaint n combined Oxford
mm. , Hefrmmr win be the one te slip ever the Cambridge team in the feature race of
ii. ' . ... m ,t... .... t. ulln
,,""'",,- ,in the event the contest does I
,";" - .: ,,.i.i nrtaan renmiu. it in
,,, "i ti,nr rjreb will net be able te
S"l.t, ' ' i,ls .lizr-y pace for the distance
after the St. Paul man l.oeKs Jiarry
around the Imdy for a half a dozen
rounds with the vicious left.
Greb has been known te tear In wdc
open and swap punches with an op ep op
penent. but it l a cinch that he will net
be able te de thin with t-e dangerous
nnd courageous a battler as Gibbens re
turning the fire.
McCareey Explains
Itnv ifeCnrnev. who punches the
nn tn roferenee te same,
"The nrtlelcs of agreement called for
114 pounds, ringside, nnd when the
leys weighed Gorden was 111 and
Ketclieu teverni ihhiuu-' iiran. mm
Al hnd no treuble outbexing Ketchell
who continually ran awti.
"When the leterec stepped the match
in the third round I nsked him what it
was nil about. He told me that
X'vSS
ought te give my Dey n technical
knockout, don't you think?"
PENN RELAY QUARTET
IN ILLINOIS MEET
Team te Run In Twe-Mile and Herr
Is Entered In 155-Yard Race
Urbnim, III., March 4. The Uni
versity of I'eniisyhnnla relay team ar
rived 'here last night from Philadelphia
for the gigantic Indoor carnival te be
.1 1 ,...il...il In tin, TTnlvnri.Wi t1
tiii..u, evii.miuliitn. (leiirue Mern.lltli
KUIKt'll U'lllhlli ... ' w... .. ....... ...
a brother of the famous Ted. who holds
the worlds records in tun quarter anil
half-mile runs; Larry lirnwn, captain
f t,. team; Jehiiny Ilnlden, a Wash-
! Ingtnn lad. and Kd MeMullen will run
i In the 2-mlle event against the best
teams in the West.
Jnek Herr. the tltth man en the
team, will inn In the lBOO-Mird lore.
ii Hiiceliil event, i purge tiniui. one
time coach of the l'enn team ami new
director of the relay games, and Man
ager Murphey arrived with the athletes.
Anether Kaye for Indian Russell
AllrnleHii, I'll., Mn rill I Kid Trader
Irks of Hlatinwleii. was knocked nut In the
tilth reu'id I ' Indian Iluse, of Harris
Imrv. Iiafme trio lluslneiiM .en' a t'., tn
the I.yrlu Theatre. In the seml.ulndup of
ten rounds, utte O'Kiefii, or Vhll idelphlu,
iiult In tha feurlli, clalmlnu Iverj Khelnmn,
tie atesllen southpaw, was overuelirht, Steve
UOll. u ruiierien. unu tfuiiiniy ,wjd, ui
enliamptnn. Iwaed a six-round draw, and
Q lha OSfnins oeui, ra Mensrn, ri norm nerm norm
ampteeiiaWajt UebbylIcLsan, of Allentown.
T..-,- r -
Ball Club This Year, According te
manager
AUTOCAR'S GOOD RECORD
Soccer Eleven Wins Eleven, Leses
Three and Ties Twe Games
The Autecar soccer team Is playing
n fast game of soccer nnd has succeeded
In entering the second round In the
Allied Cup tourney by disposing of Na
tivity A. A.
The Mnln Liners hnve played sixteen
games, eleven of which have resulted in
victories, while three hnve been defeats
and two tics. They have scored vic
tories ever Centennial, Merlen C. O.
Maroons, Eddyatene P. C., Pennsyl
vania Hospital Students. Nativity and
Ilaverferd College Second.
All the players ure workmen In the
factory and the team is a real one, no
player being engaged for his ability te
play soccer.
U. S. TO HAVE MORE
During Penn Track Team's
Visit te England Plans Will
Be Discussed
HUDD IS MOVING SPIRIT
Til...- t M..L !.. .1 1 1
neii vg. uxieru-wamDriugc irnca mici
i." i- ""-! -a i.li...
vbiiie Ane(.iuiiuii ei vuiuivur ahi:iv.i
,ui iiiuuneu.
Durln(? hlg 8tny in England, Mr. Mc-
Gevcrn wm have u number of confer-
of Anwrlca
i cc'!' w'lh B. O. It. Budd, former Ox-
Lfer! University athletic star and new
broader scale. A . N.
dent of the Cambridge
? Mae toke part in i
iJtwuuwi re aiv, ff i , caj,iu?u, iiivew
univcrBtty A. A..
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ltui d Has rians
ltudd outlined n comprehensive plan
iitr Liin ueve uuiuu u vl iiiiltiiuliuiiui
competition while in this country last
Bllmm- nni tl. T.nn.lnn .ne.lln. It,
April will be a continuaten of the efforts
of the cellcgute athletic authorities of
the two countries te bring about mero
frequent and closer athletic competition
und companionship.
the Achilles Club games at the Queen's
Club. iontien. en Hatumay. Anril a.
The merabern of the Pennsylvania team
, and Mr. McGovern will be guests at the
Oxford-Cambridge crew race te be held
en the Thames at Henley. April 1
Tht'fcc ccntH with the Oxford-Cam
am- f
25,
hrlilfe track meet, set for March
mark the height of the Ensllsh inter
collegiate sport season. It will be dur
ing this period that Messrs. Iludd, Sea Sea Sea
greve and McGovern will discuss plnne
for future International competitions. .
Crews May Compcte
The suggestion has been advanced
that certain groups of American unl- '
versltles may meet Oxford nnd Cam- '
bridge en alternnte years in this coun
try and Knglnnd. CreH country, la
crosse and relay teams and similar
miner sport combinations will also fig
ure in the transatlantic schedules.
It is considered possible that as a re
sult of thece conferences this. Inter
national competition may be extended
within two or three yenrs te include
visits of American varsity crews te
if enlev nnd Oxford or Cuinbridire eleht.s
trt tjic Poughkecpsie or American Hen-
I .. reBattas.
PENN AND COLUMBIA DIVIDE.
Fermer Captures Aquatic Meet and
Latter Water Pole Contest
Slmmlnst
w. i.. !.. w. i.. i-.r.
nlii , n O 1.000 Celmnhlit , t .1 ,in '
I'rtnirrun. l.Ooe f. V. N. . 0 7 .000 i
I'enna.... a 2 .000
Wntrr Vole '
I w. t.. r.c. w. i,. p.c. i
i Prlneelnn. 3 0 1,000 Yale.. l 3 jie
1 ('. C. N. V. 4 2 .fl.11 l'enn. . 11 -iw.
Lellllllliui. . x .neil
New Yerk, March 4. Columbia men
dhldisl the honors with the swimmers
of the University of Pennsylvania In
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the 1111(11 meet at the fernlnL'llll
' Heights Peel, last night, Penn winning
me mpiuiiu meet unu voiuniein scoring
nn overwhelming victory in the water
pole c
','f the
Penh'
liiim ciiim-si. wiiiuu luuuweti. mc sccre
e hwimming races was ai te Jl lu
's fanr. while the Illtie nml White
I''ii up ai points te V ter the Quakers
at water pole.
I . '" l. "" 8 rength wns In
sprints with Phil Guenther and Victer
Heist taking the lien's share of the
honors. Giienthner wen the TiO, was
second in the 100 nnd swam en the
wih.iliie Penn relay team. Heist wen
the 100, was second lu the l0 nnd also
swam en the relay quartet.
Tl.u water pole content proved a
walk-nway for Columbia, . although
l'enn put up a determined fight in the
first icrled.
Yale Bexere en Leng End
Naw HaWee. Cens.. March 4. The Tale
bejlna team defeated Bvrlnalleie Oelltte hira
4 te 8. -
CONTESTS
ABROAD
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PENN AND TIGERS
IN CRUCIAL GAMES
Cernell Meets Red and Blue
Here and Tigers Colum
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Time 20-mlnat hutvm.
Beth Pennsylvania and Princeton,
leaders and runners-up, respectively, in
the Intercollegiate basketball race, arc
listed te appear In gemes tonight, the
result of which will have an important
bearing en the league race.
Cernell, the enlj team te defeat the
Red and Dlue this season, plnvy a re
turn fame en the Wcighttnan Hall
court of the University. The Tigers
meet the rejuvenated Columbia quintet
which gave Penn u keen battle here a
week age tonight.
Beth coaches reeard teniiht'ii enmes
as crucial. Eddie McNichol Is nf the
opinion that a victory tonight will put
nis team in tne proper place for the
invasion of Dartmouth nnd Princeton.
I Hitman Znhn, the twenty-five- ear
old Princeton tutor, regards the contest
with Columbia as his hardest game of
the season. "Tonight's game with Co
lumbia is the most important awny-from-beme
game thia season," is .aim's
dope. ,
In the preliminary game the Tcnn
freahmnn quintet, defeated but twice
thia year, will meet the Cernell yearlings.
Sunday Public Ledger
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BAN JOHNSON TO
VISIT
Head of American League Ex
pected at Eagle Pass
Camp Today
FIRST GAME TOMORROW
Seectal Dlteateh te Kven(no Publle htietr
Eagle Pass, Tex.,' March 4. Han
Jehnsen, president of the American
League, is expected at the camp of the
Athletics today. The tell tactician re
ceived word that he had left San An An An
toneo en his way te Eagle Pass and Is
expected some time today.
Dan gave n hunting party In this
neck 6f weeds last year nnd he plnns n
visit te Pledras Negras, Mexico, te give
a dinner te the officers who escorted hia
guesta at that time.
There will be no game between the
regulars and ynnlgana this afternoon
an originally planned, but Manager
Mack expects te stoge the first real fra
cas of the peasen tomorrow nftcrnoen
w hen the two squads of the A's w ill get
nf pnrh ether.
He hna net decided the make-up of
the clubs, but is is unlikely that any
of the pitchers will work mere than
three lnnlnss.
The geme Is slated te he played early
In the afternoon, ns the natives In this
section .apparently think mere of bull
fighting thnn bnscbnTl, nnd the game
will be staged hhertly after neon in or
der te give Eagle Pans citizens n chance
te attend the bull fight at I'ledrus
Negras.
The team received its first workout
ycnterday afternoon. Cennie had de
cided te let the boys practice nbeut one
hour, hut, instead, the plajers worked
for fully thrce hours. It was cold in
the morning, but the nun came out in
MACKMEN
the nftcrnoen and things wnrmed upiMlke Dugan. Henry Hngaiis. Vince
considerably
It was a brisk drill, in which every
man here took part excepting Catcher
Johnny Walker and i'ltclicr Bey
Moere, Wnlker has had n cold ever
since coming here and he did net leave
his room. Moere, his room-mute,
stayed with him for company.
In the first batting practice Mc
Gowan, Miller, Hughes, Walker, Welch
nnd Witt were the hitters. Harris,
Naylor, Leftus, O'Neill, Plcr-eu,
Heimlich and some of the ethers took
turns en the rubber.
It was quite a satisfactory practice
nnd for the first day Mine mighty spry
Infieldlng and some sturdy hitting na
seen.
8am Jenes Signs Yankee Contract
F.... Vn.tf Xffi. r..,. A -Qnn. Tni.a l.
the YnnkcH rrilutlenmta, tin rupllulHtd.
iH-.V A.'.n. ...W.bl. L'M.II MVI.rQ, Hgl ,pt
Mariner VA llnrrew, und Jonm N new .,n
hi wuv in Nw Orleana fop nnrtnir trnin
hi way lu .-ew urieam ler uprin train-
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Herring Steps Gaffney
Little BeelJ. Arh., March 4. "Red"
Hrrlnif. IlKhtwe'ght. of I.lttle I(ei.k.
knocked out Ji-ft aaffnry. of NVw Yerk. In
th intra roune us. a Hneuuiru nix-ruuiid
lieut nere.
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Schedule and Results
of Cage" Games Today
PKNN TOUUNKY BCIIKTICT.r.
10 A. M. Central Illsh vs. l'rnnkferd
1 V. M, Croebr Itlrli vs. Cemmrrrtnl
S P. M. Upper rxirby Illih t. lltthlthrni
"l,h' TODAY'S HCnKDCl.T!
Geers Rrhoet vs. Wtnennh Military
Arndrtnr. Wenennh. .... ...
Jrnklntewn IIIkIi in. Alilnrlen tllsh,
Ahlntten (etrnlnu). .
Irftbanan Illih n. Norrlelott-n Hlrh, or
Reiullnr mh vs. Allentflim Hlth, Allen.
tmifl.
Pnlrlinnm IlUh v. Wenter Hfhnel, Pevrr.
Itclhlrhem ITrt) V. ITeelnnd M. nnd M.
PKNK TOUItNKY RKflUI.TS
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ST. JOSEPH'S FIVE TO
PLAY VILLANOVA TONIGHT
Second Meeting of Lecal Collegians
and Main Line Quintet
Ht. Jenepli'i
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The St. Jeseph's College basketball
team will wind up its regular schedule
tcntght with Mike Smu's Vlllaneva Col
lege five at the St. Jeseph's gjm, Seven
teenth and Stile" streets.
This will bu the second meeting of
the two teams this season. In the
earlier geme St. Jeseph's was defeated
en the Main Liners' cmirt by u nurerw
margin. The team at present leeks
."() per cent better th-in it did in tin;
early season, and Vlllaneva will face
some Rtilt opposition.
Johnny Liivln probably will ufc the
snme five tonight that started the Seten
Hull geme. This quintet was made up
of Jehnnv Onkes nnd Heb D.-vinc, for
wards; Dick Crean, center, and Captain
Ted Dendy nnd .inn jji j-nippn. guanlH
.MfUerrnetc, I'.u .uuiuu mm 1 raiiK unii
will be kept for reserve duty. Dick
Crcnn will de the foul teslng.
YOUTHS IN COURT DRILL
Scholastic League Tennis Players
Start Practice Monday
The JntOP-chelastie Tennis League
will start spring prattlee Monday after
noon according te Ir. Clinten A.
Sl-rnn?. nf IVnn Charter S'.lioel. tin"-!-
dent. Permission has been rtreied
from Samuel Dallas, of the Meadow
brook Club, te use the courts en Wunn
makcr's reef. Lewer Merlen High will
be tlie first te work out.
A schedule has been drawn up by Mr.
D.illns and Dr. Krreni: for various
schools in the circuit. The teams will
' nrnrtlre ns fellows
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Nnrthi at Hlcn! Mm.H.Ia , linn CnjrtT
Scheel. Thurmlay. Kplncepal Aradumj : Trl-
I dn-. JlaTfnrd .Schoel: Sutunlay innmlni;,
i YeM l'n ladfienm iiike .-lioiej.
WHAT'S YOUR 1I1KA IF JAZZ?
Victer ll'rln-rt, Iopeld Mokeurkl Al
Jeli.in and ether nntnldca fclvc their oplnlena
In the Mrtuarlne fiction of next fundaj a
VLUt-IC I.UI-IEH. .life.
Captain Art Fletch
Lim' ricks
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Crimson and Geld Elimlna;!
Pioneers Frem Penn Bas
ketball Tourney
MURPHY IS HIGH SCORER
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pur, 8i wells, 2i Jiidnllrh. Oi E.lwrd t ,
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Central High and Frankford HlfB,
two Public High Scheel League entries,
met in the Kccend round of the Penn
bnskctball tourney this morning In
Weightman Hall nnd at the conclu
sion of the regular forty minutes of
play the Pioneers were eliminated from
further competition by the score of 8B
te in.
Dr. O'Brien's preteges had little
trouble In defentlns the rellar cham
pions of the Public lUch Scheel League,
getting tin Jump en them from the
opening whistle and holding It te the'
end. At half time fins Mirrors were
en the long end of n lfi-ll henre.
The Crimson nnd Geld scored fifteen
times from tin field te the leers' eight.
Tudevltrh, Central's lanky center,
placed tlie best game he has shown since
In- tool; DriimmendV tdnce. He acerfd
six times from the field and get the
jump en Ceval. hN l'rnnkferd opponent,
nn nliuest cwrv jumii-iin.
Bill Murpliv. who raptured the In
dividual scoring honors in the Public
High Scheel League, was the high
scorer for the winners with five goals
from the field nnd live out of nine at
tempts, from the foul line.
Bebbv Wetter, the l'rnnkferd cap
tain, did net display bin usual form
and missed mnny easy shots from In
front of the basket. He scored one
field goal and that was registered from
the center of the fleer. He also get
three out of six tries from the penalty
line.
Knockouts at Ancher Club
After ilx rounds nf rapt fluhtln Davy
Cnlrtxteln, a premising- liamlainwtUht. d
fntd Jev ItIr In thp wind-up t thn
Anrhnr A. A. rinh lit nluht. OedFtln ami
IaIb wern rcmntcVd for next Thursday
,nln. In th ethr hniits K. O. Tehln hmi
tin- letter of Nat "ehn HI THnXt fteptwsl
prftxy Patrick In 20 peepd In the opmi epmi
InR bout KI1 Hand Hnpred Mnlfh ICallniky,
Jee Jacksen Nine Reerganltlnf.
The Je JacVwn 1'leld t'lul, aaln will
appear en the diamond thin aen. A ra
nrwanlzTtl'in of thw liatill trum la btliu;
mde iinw wlih Krnlcle Wllllums te undr-t.U-
th- diitlca of in iii-iu -r. It Is expected
tint InrWfnn will rfturn (mm fhhiaite shnrt
Iv nfter the "-a"n ' iris. 'MaiuiKer Wll
llumr sim Ids rluli will travel. Na Is
putting op pin rs n ih mihI ran b rachd ,
nt P'J'J u"nth rifili mrt'i or ty phone. Ixim-
bard II s 5.
Want Cage Game for Tonight
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h"me game v.lth i flrn-clnss tra'llnc ln
litbill team for tnnli'ht, Thy had a same
far.cepfd "n thm nt the lajt minute,
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