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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHItADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAKCH 7, 1922
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0M Squad Reports te Coach Cariss for University of Pennsylvania Ball Team
2,
21
WtLtiELM
S,J. "I " f
WILL MAKE
geed; predicts smith
I ff
Columbia Geerge" Boosts
'McGraw as Great Manager
and Incidentally Praises
Phillies' Leader ;
VI. l-invtv .1 Pni.i.n1K
J-.W1- ' --
,rn re strict
f.r
Hi'
Lccsmirg. na.. .March 'I.
GEOIM'K SMITH, lengthy n'ml lean,
(I'ljustcil lilmself in ' n comfortable
Mvlrr en.the veranda "of the Lnke View
$K i'hen.fmitirters of tl.n Phillies
bfijn tliftlr miring training. He picked
JSillenR left mid wrapped It, Lincoln -
LiMen, several times, around the ether.
lfc took up the thread of the story he
Ui Ktartnl nt the dinner table.
"Yep. Jehn McOrnw is a urcnt man
itt'r"he paid, nnd Oeerge should knew,
fee he ppenf several seisenfi under the
vL Yerk ehlcf. "There are a number
if btffbnll fnns who claim MeOrew
nn't develop player;, but I'm Relnp te
iiitute that. He knows where the weak
Jlt-et the -club 1h and KtartH looking
inwlKl-fw the man te fill the job.
pir.'ilie Price x
ilnvarlnhly when Mctiraw wt& bin
Ihd en getun n prayer no gem mm.
Inn M ether nmnsicerii were Riven the
iftewiry money It deen net fellow thnt
tlH'iill re Inte the market nnd pluck
lie nlnycr who will de the club the
poet koe'1. H"t Jehn McGrnw can le
"And while I'm talking about man
iifri'.", he continued, puffing vigorously
If'tlV'itnie. "I inlcht sny (puff) that
WiVIiU (puff) Ih no (two puffs) mean
,ffir himself."' (Fleck of puffs and
then ynether match.)
I?.... fl 11111. ..1... ...tit Mn1.. .!
la fictv I'"' 'ire of It. He's net tee
trict-.nel- If lie tee enny. Wllhelm In
trirUin a rertnln f.end and he can get
I kf jwit of " And, "furthermore, he
ineRWbflfeiiaii upn. eitncr in tue form
4 ptteher, Inllelder, outfielder or
alAtr."
(Jeorge Is n nntlvc of Greenwich,
Cetni He attended Ohie State for one
nir.and'tlKii w,enl te. Columbia. In
lli'miilerjraduatc Ia.V8 he used te hang
Itch Herry Imlay In the I'enn-Celum-til
duels. He jumped from the class -
Noe,t tl(e b'.j lensucs in.iiuu, wiicn
kluicd the (Jlent. I.nter he went
tefncllinatl, anil then back te the
CtiWT,,He Jus been with the Phlln
k'ievfral apens. His profession Is
baseball, hut' Iii'h hobby Is fishing.
Virellle Cliff Lee
If nethlnir else, the Kisc is going (e
live a,.Furc enough life, gingerly, full
il thej'bl' pep versatile utility man.
(Tlffen) J.ee W the young gentleman's
Hiue.
We t il riclit .from Manager W'il-
1dm himself that Cliff wlll.be ready, for
terk ip any of five pesltlbrts. He 'can
(itch ami "nine te the .Phillies as .a
litktfan. He can play the outfield.
Furthermore, he may get In there at
Jrtt bai'C this ear.
Jack' Leslie, the bev from New Of-
law, phe probably wlM.arrlw in camp
Way er tomorrow, is slated for first
ke, mit in case he doesn't produce.
1( will be Kivun'the peht at the initial
erner.' I.ee ran hit the ball. He
ihend) clouting ability at Coeke Park
jwierdnj .
t'eurj times he hocked the ball ever
lt barker, nnd one of the four clouts
tnvflcij ele'-e te 4."0 feet. The spliere
vrat fwlliig eer the fence into deep
Mi eentPr. It nieabures 400 reef te
il' feei' hi that point from the
(lite, aed the herseblile kept en trav-
emjaieasi anurner liny ieet.
Anether yeuii'; man who was leaning
' thew j'heavily yesterdny was I.cc
11 i
t
Mere $3000 Still Makes
Rogers Hornsby Holdout
St, Leuis, March. 7. Hegcr
Hornsby,- leading batsman of the
National Lengtic, nnd officials of the
Cardinals -are no nearer an agree
ment! en n 1022 contract today.
Hornsby, who has been holding out
for $2fi,000, stated he had "shaved
a bit" off the demand, and Sam
Brcaden, president of the local club,
stated he had made "some conces
sions," It la understood Hornsby
hflfi brought his figure down te .$20,
000, but the Cardinals' officials are
unwilling te pay mere than $17,000.
SIcndews. I,ec led the pitchers in hit
ting last season with a mark of .210,
net n very healthy average, te be sure,
but a fair one for a hurler.
Twe playcra joined the sipiad for the
first time yesterday. They arc Lee
King, the veternn 'outfielder, who came
from the Olants, and William Lcrten
Pinte, from the Londen club, the
champions ei tue .Mlriiigan-Untarie
League. Beth worked In the two prac
tices. King Is a newlywcd, nnd has his
bride with' him. They were married
about two weeks age. The blushing
Mrs. King nnd Mrs. (Wi1hclm ere the
only women with the club party.
WILL STOP TREMAINE,
SAYS JOE O'DONNELL
Meet en Same Card With Mealy and
Barrett Tonight
"I'll de the Mime te Tremalne that I
handed Phil O'Dewd.." This was a sum
mary from Jee O'Donnell en what he
plans te de when he meets Carl Tre
malne, the Cleveland boy, In one of the
five eight-round bouts at the Ice Palace
tonight. O'Donnell and Tremalne will
clash en the same program In which
Hebby' Harrett. of Cliften Heights,
meets Johnny Mealy In a return bout.
Jim Nnnlty, former Villanevn trainer,
who has been working with Ilnrrett
for the last three months, has nn nn
neunccd that the youth Is ready. "Har
rett has recovered from his lllnc-s."
Faid Nnulty, "and Is ready te go. He
never was punching better. Ills knees
are giving him no trouble and with his
legs strong, his powerful arms will de
the rest."
Three ether eight-round sessions will
complete the program. In the third
Whltey Fitzgerald of West Philadel
phia, will go en agninst Frnnkie Hlce,
of Baltimore. . Hyman Geld, the Call Call
fernlan who made his Eastern debut
against Lew Tcndler, will make his first
Philadelphia showing in the second
fray. He meets Johnny Dennelly. Lieu
tenant Karl Bnird. of Seattle, will take
en Kid Wagner, of this city.
The first bout will go en nt 8 o'clock.
RUTH OFF TO TRAIN
Bambino Starts for New Orleans.
Ward Only Holdout .
Het Springs, Ark., March 7.
"Hebe" Ruth, Pitchers Carl Mays,
Walte Heyt and Shawkey, and Short
stop Everett Scott, of the New Yerk
American, were prepared te leave here
today for the team's spring training
camp at New Orleans. The Yankee starH
had done preliminary training here for
sevcrn! weeks.
Colonel T. L. Husten, part owner of
the club. b"fere depnrting for New
Yerk, tald Aaren Ward, second base
man, of Fert Smlfh, Ark., remained
the only held-out en the club, anil that
he expected him te report nt New Or
leans shortly, Colonel Husten signed
Ruth and Mays te contracts culling for
large salaries.
NEAR-RIOT WHEN
TIPLITZ IS FOULED
I, ! ,
Philadelphian Wins After Jee
Benjamin Is Disqualified
in Fourth Round
WARNED SEVERAL TIMES
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night
, "I.ymfia A. A, Je Tlpliis wnn en 'ffliit
rrnm j- ifenMmfni Jlmmr Mid drftnteil
nillr . .Dli F.irl llnrlnmn wen nrr
frmikU Mrrsrlfnili Frankle Mslnnr drfqi1
Jack MnpfnAiii Jnk fitter VflAlcaii Atit V n
PHIL HURLING PROSPECTS
Oermen. fourth.
' I.VNN. MAM. Paul
rmix u ntrir.
Deyle wen frem
ftflaTnVnnMw Vrlwapa imii ffm Ah
Friertmsii.
RKDINO Unrrr (Kilt) Ilrewn entrnutht
FrtdAr Jirksi Oene rxlmnst ontpelnUil
nmnr Ortrvmi K. O. Antfle knnckrd out
temmr Oeldm. fenrthi Kid Wolf defrsted
nattllns Psskesi Rehbr nnrke brat Willie
Shlrlr.
,NKW"ORI.KANB llarrr Felejr wen ever
Chm k. WUrslns,
.iinrifna. v. n-h Jlnrlln knocked out
Ry Thompeon, third,
.", r-Anl
;ek t?hnfy. first! .1
elf I.nwni I.eii Kn
W. ym'J Kln' ei
ATLANTIC f!ITV
fee. NHsenj Rosr Pter drfrntril
mi
erf i
nehner, tlrsti ,ier rrrlnteln outpelntri
iinnvn .! Hnn in nnn wapiti
rW. yj.'ir Klnv ontiielntoil Jehnui'
Jnrk
Wolf
hbre:s the low down en
THOSE PHILS IN FLORIDA
GNrte.'-Mnrean . Three years nge
'rfeae Mniunn. 'ir rliht-hand Ditcher,
Me Inte professional baeball with
tl Newport News Club of the Vir-
TO wague. lie was drafted by tne
PWlinl lnvt snrliii? nnd went te OelriCS-
lnlh(. Ili'Jl training trip. He was
Irpe tr Itwliester for fuither sen.
tltic nnd linil a great campaign in
"wljiternntinnnl League, winning wv
,gn gaini", nnil losing enlyrten.
IRecheNter tinished second in the
tae rnie ln-i .tear, and nt the end
lj the tensen he was recnlled by Wll Wll
werje l input -five tenrs old nnd
Quaker C'itv citizen, but net a
pNdiihlan. Ills home Is in Qunker
, 0, Up K n slim boy for n pitcher,
"t Wms te limn n nt nf nlnff.
brneed In Its personnel such prominent
ball players as "Nig" Clarke, Jack
Miller, Paul Cobb, Ty's brother, and
ethers, Is with, the Phils. The "first-te-figlit"
athlete is Jehn E. Singleton,
a right-liapded pitcher, who wns with
the Phils last season and then fanned
out te Newark with Hey Mack. He
rejoined the Phils last September.
With Newark Inst year Jehn wen
twelve games nnd lest twenty. Newark
finished fifth in the pennant race. l)e.
spltb his tiumereiiH defeats, his average
earned runs were only 2.03 per inning.
Singleton is n native of Onllipells, O.
He Is twenty-five years old.
Colonel Snover Once a big league
star himself, one must credit Irving
Wllhetm. the boss of the Phi's, with the
ability of knowing n pitcher when he
sees enp. It wns he who plucked Colo
nel L. Snover from Plttstleld. of the
Eastern League. Colonel hurls from the
pertslde and he has a huge hand te
guide the ball and n powerful body with
which te obtain speed.
Colonel Snover Is the best piepect
in the Phil cnjnp. He weighs ever l!00
nnunds mid mpiisiircn nlmut r.lv f..n, dvn
three I inches. He leeks like n college football
player and has n fnce with nggresic
ness nnd determination written 'nil ever
it. He broke into professional baseball
In the Interstate Lcague ns an out
fielder in 1010. The following season
he was supposed te go te WelNvllle. a
club which was te be managed by Widow
Conrey, new ceaen of tlie 1'liiK The
Ihftrfefi ltrtlltin 1 no, enmtnA- ".TAft'
R ..u ...I... -..iiC riii.i ...
Kiurke. the well-known Nativity ball
"l"i recommended a chap named
'Mti, Clinrles A., te be exact, and
Mpreiiiiil purchased by the Phll-
'Charlie" is a right-hand pitcher
J" f,!P10 ,fl0' the Hamilton Club of
' Mlrhi!ttm.cntnrli League, which
"wiiagcii dj iriteurke.
Mhany,vins with Hamilton
""' and laM season wen twenty
F flu lest only nine. He was
2 lflulifi Ipii ler of the League in
J! mrned-run teliimn. which is the
5?J "nnprtuiir one. He came te the
?" after tin. clec of the Michigan
""'no l.enmie season nnil whs in two
r'M'fall. He lest both of them:
I I iapa'. .... t. . "" ' I - ' .....-
- -ir n.ii Miiwirurir win nmnncr nnil ,..nnn - n. ...(. ....... .. a
m " n ."iipf.'.er. Mf,T,1 .mcnn8 J Ped of the wnr-
R .,.. l.luJie Is likely te stick. I Snover entered the service and II wns
while p'aylng with I'ncle Sam's club
that he discovered he could pitch. After
he was discharged he wns given n trj
out by the Olnnts, but MrOtaw sent
him te Plttslield. of the Eastern League.
He wns there during Jlil'l) and IIIL'1.
ear the end of Inst season Mnuuger
'jlhclin took n trip te Plttslield, saw
f-eiiug gmiu in ncuen nnci dratted
S nn.i.,,rVr''nt , J r,fi 1'eunds. He Jms Twenty-six years age In Elnilrn. N.
I , "iHiei (i iitn.'H rni'e fnr tlie V llm Inteut Plill iii-rn.tu.pl unu r'lirlu.
kTMlHlLNUl!ks wlt" Htemneh trouble , te'ned Colenef L., nt n time, ns he puts
?! u pmm,lB "ll(,er we,8ht- It i It. "when he couldn't fight bnck."
claims Hehati as a
K!..1..1"
.-mxiuiii.
n"S !'. !h ""'' twent) -seven years
tar. it1.11 ,1,n,r 'ls beyond his body In
"" His hair Is white.
Gorden m ..... . .
It r. i' i "I'l'urseu iecseurg nu '" "
Cffl1'; f?r " I'T'ii'inent job en Near
Cm V.11'1'1.1," s Pitching stuff. He is W,ilh(
ter iV 'PPersen. n young left- the y
Wik... ''I' ih twenty yenrs old nnd i him.
a Knfnrr knerkrd. out
nutpin nulneinted
if Kir cehnrn
lntlMM AIIam
ATI.ANTIC CITY Uehby Ilnrmnn ' shsdrd
ifimd; nesr riey nrrrnrrn Anar IKId)
TiFO VlnrfiRft nunn Imm jAtinnv KIimmii
rrankle nirnrs nnil Jntk nernle ilrrwi
.Mlrkrjr MiDonenirh nnd Kddle I.fc were
rhnern from the rlnu.
TAMAQL'A JIdrlln Jnae knocked ent
rrfertr Mnndet. wrenil.
Ily IIUIS II. JAFFE
Spectntnrs nnd policemen took n hand
in the Until bout at the Olympla Inst
night when Ileferee Orlffe 'dlsqunltfled
Jee Benjamin, of California, for foul
ing Jee Tlplltz, of this city, in the
fourth round.
It was a grent night for the fnns, with
mere thrills tlinn a combination of
Deug Fairbanks nnd Tem, Mix could
furnish.
The "prelims" were pulled off ac
cording te schedule, nnd gave the spec
tators n geed time while they lasted.
Hut the finnle wns different. There
is n love lest between the two Joes,
nnd they went at each ether Just ns if
they meant It. which in fnct they did.
In the fourth round Tlpllts'. fell te
the fleer nfter Henjnmln hnd delivered
n low punch. The fans swarmed nreiind
the ring nnd pandemonium broke loose.
One enthusiastic Tlplltz follower, with
mere loyalty than Judgment, hopped
into the ring nnd took n crnck nt Hen
jnmln. He wns followed by n dozen
ethers nnd the ring wns crewdetl with
excited spectnters.
Order Restored
However, nfter n few seconds order
was rertered by the gunrdlnns of the
lnw nnd Benjamin was escorted te his
dressing room. Tlplltz hnd te be helped
out of the ring by his handler.
The low punch thnt rendered Tlpllts
nlmest helpless wns third foul pcr
petrnted by Ilenjnmin. On each occa ecca
sldn ringsider were loud In their
wnrnlngs te Ileferee Oriffe, who wns
substituting for Frank ("Pep")
O'Hrlen, the Intter being 111 with grip.
Oriffe warned Henjnmin twice for low
punching, net because of any cemplnlnts
from Tlplltz. but rather en account of
the jeering, shouting and wild demon
strations of many rlngslders. A few
seconds Inter Tiplltr did motion te
Oriffe thnt he hnd been fouled, walked
around n bit, resumed boxing, nnd then
suddenly he cellnpsed nfter nnethcr
blew.
Tlpllts tedny snld he felt no ill ef
fect from his encounter.
"I won't say Henjnmin fouled me
deliberately." snld Tlplltz. "but he
fouled me mere than once. In the third
round he stuck his thumb In my right
eye. nnd in the fourth I wns hit low
twice. Itenjamln always has borne the
reputation of being a clean fighter, se I
wouldn't like te say ills illegal punches
were intentional."
Tiplltz pointed te n snsh under h'-j
I right eye as evidence tlint Jfcnjamln
had uscil his Ultimo in the third round.
Dan McKetrlck, manncr of Hen
jnmin, expressed regret ever the man
ner in which the bout ended.
"Feuling frequently happens, " he
snld, "In n hard bout, nnd these two
boys were going some ln-it nlsht. 1
knew the blew wns nor ititentiennl,"
Mende Is Winner
Jimmy Mende nnd Hilly Oerinc,
Seuth Philadelphia rivals, put en a
hlzzlcr In the eight-round seml-finnl,
with the former returning n winner.
It wns n close bout throughout, nl nl
theugh Mende managed te held the
upper haul nt nil times. Devlnc fin
ished with n belnted rnlly, but his spurt
wnn insufficient even te give him n
,"0-n0 break.
Enrl Hnrtinnn showed n let of stuff
lu winning from Frnnkie McFnrlnnd.
Tn the enrly rounds Enrl nppenrcd te
linve trouble getting stnrted, nnd ns n
result McFnrlnnd showed te advantage
nt times. However, Hartmnn punched
Frnnk .around pretty hard In the last
two sessions and clinched the verdict.
Frankle Mnlene. a newcomer from
New Yerk, substituted ngnlnst Jnck
Wermnn nnd finished n winner. K. O.
Gress hnd his prefix slnpped en his chin
in the fourth round by Jnck Lester.
AIRCRAFT FJVeIm LEAD
Has Net Lest a Game Yet In Navy.
Yard Basketball League
Naval Aircraft Fnctery held-s the
lead in the Philadelphia Navy Yard
Basketball League with three victories
end no defeats. Twe of the best games
were among last week's contests. It
required an extra period for Aircraft
te defeat Nnvnl Hospital by five points.
Anether Interwtlns jrnmc was b-'
tween Kecelving Station and Naval
Aircraft A. C, the former winning
2,5-20. Lieutenant Commander Oul Oul
hrnnsen plans te continue the league
for a month mere when attention will
be devoted te baseball.
h
rtar pttdtw of tliu
l(in ilfinnn nif nf
)athrp t'ltmfiu iL t.. i..i ti..
Nh. .?.."" am
enrt " " miiliivii, m
'rld'r..r;"" li Orlande iu the
2S. ria
" I! '-''"Bile., His home is lu
about" t eventy miles
1 'ilniti;,"
.
ffiIIUan
iu"i Mar f
,tBi.h?,10,'kh'K v
. Mu. 'Pi... . .
"'"villi n ","""'; mnn
fc .. r?' I)lx0eaeue tral
A feimer Knlshts
llr frnttl rini, linuf lb
, leiikics weikilltf fnr n berth
tiinn Is Themas
.Seuth lles-
years old and
l. WJ Kith Tii """ innninn mp.
K" lx eh. r'"'"' l"t season and
VM i '". "f tin. fifteen games he
( tlicJin "l'"B"t outright at the
'Heb, Sen,h.v the Phils. Twe
K,e. '." with the Pere Mar.
'M??iI,0"rs decisions 'and- lest
ir,' .iery, ana ne'U stick
AWAITS DEFINITE OFFER
of
Jack Kearns Knows Nothing
Harry Frazee's Fight Plans
Jnck Kenrns, manager of Jnck Demp
ney, hns reiterated the statenii'iil made
when he was first apprised of the offer
ninile by Harry Fuuee, Ilosten lied
Sex owner mid theatrical mnn. of
$:wn.KM) te Dempsev prejh led he
would agree te meet Harry ills, the
Negro fighter, In a bnttle for the world's
h'cnvywelght title this summer.
When his attention wns enlled te
statements In which he was said te
have agreed te Frnzee's offer, which
tarries with It $00,000 mere thnn the
champion received for his bout w th
Geerge Carpentier, In the Jersey City
nren last summer, Kearns stated m
Y's Krax
THE only flies the A's saw iu the
first week of training were tliose
In the dining-room.
Ktt'ccts te the sweet and liescicater te
the Fair.
Our Dally Ouesslng Contest Hew
many figures In Iiahe Ruth's $75,000
RHlnry? ( t
Pox scores from the training camps
don't mean anything, except te the
telegraph companies.
Trcm force of linlilt, Denipy .iil( ten
toceniU nftar lunchlti thi tlme cle-k,
Ciirnrnllrr will innir.le Amrrlra for Jnck
net Ileinpsrr. , , ,
. .Cni.I.KIlK ATllf.KTKH AHK nKINIl I)S
CimHKtl 1110 AMI (!ON MOSTLY 1'BO.
We A ad one liJte that it fore, hut (Aero
are afeayt new cuitemert around.
t
NOGAMEraRA'S- .M
IN TRAINING TODAY Ulu
and Owls Wilt Resume mJW:9ttrm
Mrs. WmMmMSSM
88 CANDIDATES
FOR PENN
NNE
Wealth of Baseball Material
Pleases Coach Cariss Many
Battery Prospects
L . . 1M ? S-A J
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Schedule and Results
In Pcnn Tournament
TONIOHT'S nrilKDt'I.r:
7.30 P. M. Nrrlte n Illicit . Chrstrr
Sl.-M) r. !. Ureirr Hrhoel y. HI. ifeftrnli'
031 P. 31. Trnlrsl Well i, frothy lllcli.
IHT NIHIIT'S KKHVI.TH
Clrerse Hrhoel, 21 1 U'rneiinl Mllltnrr Aenit-
""fllhekVn lllsh. .Ill rnimlni IIIeIi. 3.
I'Plirr imrbr lllsh, iS7i llnirr lllsh, in.
ft. Jesrpn's Prru, :7i Jloerrolown
IVIrnit'. 22.
Hawks
Clashing Tomorrow-
Mack in Camp
Sveclal nitpatch te EvcnUie Public Lrdger
Eagle 'Pass, Tex.. Mnrcli 7. With
the departure of Han Jehnsen, president
of the American League, from the Ath
letics' camp here came the arrival of a
newcomer. Plenicd most of nil Is one
C. Mnck, because the latest of the Phil
adelphia party te rencli here is Mrs.
Cornelius MeOilllcuddy, wife of the lean
leader of the White Elephants.
Cennie evidently felt se hnppy tedny
ever the nrrivnl nf his bctterhnlf that
he has called n sort of n part holiday
for his hirelings. There will be no game
this afternoon. Mnck hnvlng announced
nt the breakfast tnblc thnt the Owls
nnd the Hnwks would net clash again
until tomorrow afternoon. Cennie ex
pects his men te be in such shnpe be
ginning next wetk tn linve them out In
bnttle nrrny every afternoon.
Despite n high wlnil yesterday aincK s
athletes hnd I we llvelv rehenrsals.
Tipped off thnt they must expect
wind nnd sand storms In this section
during the present month, some e the
players bought dust-proof goggles and
were them en the field.
Net only did the green lenses pro
tect the eyes from the glare, but they
also kept the dust from trickling Inte
rhelr nnttcN. The nlmers wlie were
goggles received se much bencfi from
their use that It is prcuicieu mi win
have them today.
The wind helped the hitter, and both
Iling Miller nnd Frank McGewnn
slammed the pill ever the fence. Miller m
shot sailed ever the center-field roin rein
pnrts nnd McOewnn's ernclc escaped
from the pnrl: via the right-field zone.
The unending dust cieuas semewmu
Chas. Hehan, left, and Colonel
Snover are a pair of twlrlers who
leek premising in the Phillies'
training camp. Urban is a right
hand fllnger anil Snexer propel the
pill -with his southpaw.
TENNIS BOOM ON
AT 1SPILY
Wealth of Veterans Makes
Prospects for Anether Title
Loek Bright
CREW PRACTICE SOON
IJy PAUL PRKP
MA.VAOKH "WYN" Mc.MAHON
mnde the first call for candidates
for West Philadelphia High Scheel's
tennis team this nftemoen. Mnnngcr
McMnhen took the names of nil pros
pects, nnd instructed them te report
for the inillnl practice, which will tnkc
plncp Snttirdny morning. .
"W; wen the chnmpienshlp Inst
yenr." McMnhen snld this morning,
"and we have a geed clinnce te cop
nenln this sensen. Hansen Hedge. Ilnr-
old Cel bur n. Jnck Brnmmnl. Jee Allieu-
Fen, Chnrlle Miller nnd Pick Prlngs, all
vefnrnna urn linnK ntrnln nrA tlin nma.
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nampercii me piujvrs, uui "? "r"- pects loelc very erlgnr.
nt their work with n will, nnd Cennie , "We will held our first prnctice en
Mnck accounted It a successful day. Te
defeat sunburn, the players, at Dr.
Flhlng's advice, daubed themselves with
cold cream.
Everybody en the .squad took part
in the drill. Johnny Walker, who had
been 111. wns- In uniform, apparently
fullv recovered from his recent cold.
A'll the pitchers had a long bunting
prnctice in the morning. In the after
noon bntting and infield routine wns
stressed.
Twe iufieliU line up for practice.
One combinntlen had ltrazill nt first,
Schcer nt second. Callaway at short
and Mnitlnnd nt third. .The ether con
sisted of Johnsten, Dykes, Harrett nnd
Gnllewny. Scheer ngnln sparkled at
second base. This youth ii n flossy
chip en the defense. He hnndlcs ground
bulls like nn nrtlst.
Mnitlnnd also played well nnd winged
the bnll with rille-shet speed te first.
Cnllnyny and Ilnrrett both performed
excellently nt short.
NEW WOMAN'S GOLF MARK
Miss Cummlngs Leads Bellealr
Qualifiers With 77
Ilellealr. Fla.. Mnrch 7. Miss Edith
Cummingr, C'hicnge'h fair golf r,tar.
played one of the most sensational
leiinds for a wemnn ever seen en n
championship course here when she led
the qualifying plav lit the Flerida West
Coast championship with a 77. Hhe wns
thirteen strokes up en Mrs. fl. Henry
Stetson, Philadelphia, who wns second.
Miss dentin Collett. who bent Cecil
I.eitch Inst jenr, wns third, with 1)3.
The latter did the "Impossible" when
she missed u putt thnt hung en the lip
of the cup, by stubbing her putter in
the green behind the bull.
Miss Cummlngs mnde only two mis
takes lu her round, which was four
strokes better thnn the woman's record
for the championship course. On the
first) she was trapped twice and en the
fifth she took three putts.
Others who qualified were Mrs. Caleb
Fex nnd Mrs. Alex Smith, both of Phil,
udelphta.
Baseball Filmed in
Camps and Elsewhere
I'ltclirrs Hnrnrs and DeusUs are the only
PlttcrH of th New Yerk (Hants et tin
n'gneJ llarnes Ih In nmp at Hun Antonie,
ami may come te termn at ui, time, and
Deula If expected te report seen with
"I'll be geed where de 1 lsn" iri.etliiK.
The Yunleun defeated the Heguttira in th
Bt Ieuls Hrewni' cmp at Mobil, Ala.,
nun uirJttniE h no ter noners me two slues
claimed atter the nrst practice came played
f MilllJ
Thlri-Hc pUnri-a of the Milwaukee Amer
ican Asroclnllen team wlfl start fnr the
sprlnu- tralnc camp at Carutherevllle, Me.,
led, trelns direct from their home,
Wennmaker's reef next Snturday morn
ing."
Crew nf West Phllly
The West Philadelphia "nil-star
eight will lielii Its first prnctice within
the next few dns. The crew, which Is
managed by "nnjnh" I'ctzer. will have
the use of the Penn machines for the
next few weeks, and then will take te
the river.
Last season the same crew leek the
river under the nnme of the "All-Scho
lastic Eight." The boys did fairly geed
werK ana were, se enthused that they
decided te form another crew. "Kid"
Kclley, famous coxswain Is en the job
ngnln nnd will help the "Hnjah" ijn
tun sneii.
Jimmy Kustnce, Tem MncKlwee, Heb
Bergman. "Pillows" Medeff. Dick Me
Fceley, Hent nnd Hnyder, nil foetbnll
stnrs, will form the crew. They will
row in the order named, with Hustnce
In the bow nnd Snyder ns stroke. Orten
nnd "Biff" Mnnn, two ether grid stnrs,
will be cnrrled en the squad ns substitutes.
Track candidates at the West Cnlhelic
High Scheel will he called out shortly.
Seme of the youngsters have been work
ing out nlrendy, but Coach Tem Burke
will net make the official call until some
time nenr the end of the week or the
beginning of next week.
The Blue nnd White will be fencd
te defend the Cnthellci League title,
which it captured last year. The tesk
will be no easy one, ns ever hnlf of the
1021 sqund hns been leyt through grad
uation. Captain Meran, 140-ynrrl champion
of the Catholic League, wi1 be bnck,
and bigger things nre expected of him.
"Lflule Ksleven, the crock hnlf-miier,
also will carry the colors of. West
Catholic, alone with "Beds" Devine
and Heward Celeman.
Johnny Skelton will he en hand for
the shorter distances, nnd se will Johnny
McCenaghy. MeCulleugh and Avail
will be used in the mile event. Heulsler,
who wen the Catholic I.eague title Inst
yenr, nnd Kstevez, ivhe finished second,
will be back for the shetput,
The school's gientest wenkness is In
I the jumps, both high and bread. All
1 of the stnr performers have either left
or been graduated from school. Mantis
McIIugh, Johnny Deyle, "Steels" lr-
win, nil nt I'enn new, performed in
these events Inst yenr. Heulslcr, how
ever, is still nvnilable for the bread
jump.
Manager Cell has arranged an elab
orate schedule thus far. Starting with
the Penn relnys the team will compete
in the ronewing open events: Hwnrtli
YADUSKY, TWIRLER, HURT
DB. WALTER CARISS. conch of the
Tlnlversltv nf Pennsylvania baseball
team, l a firm believer In the old adage
that In numbers strength con be found.
Ever since taking held df the conch-
Ili9 .alnn nt thn Tlntversllv flin fnrmpr
Bed nnd Blue stnr hns talked basebnll i
se convincingly thnt he has had the
largest diamond squad in the history of
the sport at the West Philadelphia In- I
stltutlen. Let the fqund nssume nny .
proportion nnd the veternn tutor will
fin.1 ttmn Ia irlvn nnnli rnmllrlntit InHt. '
vldtinl instruction, whether he be n
novice or the most adept velernn.
This yenr, according te the doctor's
own statement, the squad far surpasses
any thnt he hns ever heard of since
bnsebnll stnrted nt Penn. Yesterday
nftcrnoen the springlike wenther drew n
myrind of dtnmnnd players all eager
te show their wnres te impress the coach
that they slfeuld be i elected for the
vnrsity nine. Eighty-eight In nil were
listed en the attendance sheet ns being
present en the flrFt real day's practice..
"The squad this year is one of the
best I have ever been called upon te
handle, and I nm ccrtnln the largest
thnt hns ever grnced Franklin Field,"
said Dr. Cariss this morning. "I never
thought there wns se much material in
the University. We have pitchers,
catchers, inflclders nnd outfielders
galore.
Many Veterans
"With the big crop of veternns nnd the
new men we should be able te develop a
nine thnt will even be better thnn Inst
year's team, which made nn excellent
record considering thnt we had te use
a brand new hurling corps. This year
all the twirlcrs of last jeer's tenra
nrc bnck with Walter Huntalntrer. the
stnr of the 1020 tenm, rendy te Jump
into the brench ns seen ns the basket -bnll
season is concluded.
"Frem new en with the grnce of geed
weather we will plunge abend with our
plans for the sensen. Until next Men
day we will have te use the corners of
the field" for practice.
Three weeks remain before the open
ing game of the sensen with Bowdoin
en Franklin Field nnd during thnt time
I will hnve my hnnds full whipping the
twlrlers into shnpe in addition te giv
ing the Inficldcis nnd outfielders the
ence 'ever."
Dr. Cnrlss is grentlv concerned ever
the Injury suffered by Bill Yndusky, the I
ctnr of the freshman tenm last Satur-
day. Yndusky in n boxing bout at West ,
Point Saturday severely lnjureil his left
hnnd, nnd wns forced te lenve the ring
in the first round. An X-rny examina
tion of the Injure! member will be mode
some time today by Dr. Gnrnett.
Prnctice yesterday was confined te
batting nnd fielding, while the pitchers
wnrmed up. Dr. Cnrlss wns nil ever the
field admonishing several of the eager
recruits against putting tee much en the
ball and warning the catchers te held
back their desire te fling the liersehide
te the far corners of the field.
A FINE RECORD
St. David's Basketball Team Has
Wen Twenty-five Games Straight
The St. David's basketball tenm, of
the new Twenty-first Wnrd Church
League, Is hnnging up a few records in
the cage game. The team hns wen
twenty-five gnmes tills yenr nnd lest
none nnd at present Is lending the
league.
Included in the list of victims is
Ebenezer. leader of the original Twenty-first
Ward Church League, nnd St.
Michael, leader of the North Philadel
phia church circuit.
Lust week St. David's ran up a score
of 112 te 14 in.ene of the league games,
which lasted but thirty -two minutes.
Pi k.,!,i.J . .? . "V Ht n0""'' Ala., mere, Ulenn M Is, Teme lntersc holas helas
'"'bieakmj a tie for honors the two. sides ,i Vnl,nll r.hnmnlnn.l.lr. v.i.i
Championships and the I.nfnyette Col Cel
lege meet. Dual meets have been eched
tiled with sevcrnl institutions in this
Auitln McIIenry, of the Cards.
in
rex,,
vicinity, including Episcepnl Acnilemy
nnd Tredyffryn-Easttewn High Scheel.
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Sports Served Short
St. rani, Mini). With the plajerg ex
hausted irem their strenuous performances,
the third ir.im hit-veen the St. I'aul Athletic
Club nnd IJvelth whs called at the end of
the third extra period with neither team
hating; scored.
Chlcnce Jele n-iv will attempt te hreak
his own world's Indoor one-mlle record of
4 H 3-S tenleht at the fourth unnuil indoor
iriick und held ncet of the Ameriran In
stitute of Harhlnar here
stnnferil UnlTnlty. CnJlf. Jimmy Brltt.
of Sua rranclsce, crce ft ler-dlnir contender
ler tn world's lisntweiant cnumplnnshlp, la
eeachln-r Htanrerd unKers.tv ijexern tn nrpn.
n.ii,lnn fnw lh.1. a..t.iinl i.ia,nV.Au r.rvl.B .kA
unnuil .". ili.ii nii,,ui,, iniiiiT-n lt,r.iiri ,iC j
L'nlcre'ty of California next Saturdj night,
rhlrnKO. Th Centrnl A. A L' Indoor
championship track ard Held meet will be
held here March t!4, -iccerdlnir te Charls
A iJean, of the Chanipumsnip committee
("hlrnirc -Jake Prrmffer world'e chumpien
IS. 2 Imlkllnj billiard plaer. left today for'
West Baden. Ind,. her' he will be through i
nn intenste ceurje or ireir as part of the
trulnlne for his match her. March ST. L'S
and "0, with Willie Hopr' from whom he
recently, wen the title
Chlencn. Professional wretlinx until r.
c ntlv en the wane tn Chicago Is becoming
a rehabilitated kiii-cess, Aldermen A .1.
Cermak. member of the City Athletle -Tem.
mlHRlen. which has supervision eier the sport
rum in u nitiicineiH in)A i
Knnsns Cltr. tn. The first round in ts
National A. A. I' championship basketball
tournament continued ieiav wnn etgnt rames
scheduled, Teda s cimes, with the eleht
iuyen, esierusx, cempietn me nrst reun.'
of play.
3-Cushlen Amateur Cuemen Tied
rhlcnue. March 7 The national amateur
threes-cushion billiard chnmnlnnhln a.i.
lay between I-Tank I, Wemlnir, of Chambalim,
111., and Atlelnh SDlelman. of th r-ht. n. & .
A., who were tied in the matches last
night. Deth Fleming and Splelman ha wen
five matches and lest two They will nlsy
off the tie today
first home run of the reason yesterdav m
unu urune lip
camp at O nature
pracuce Bume,
l-l -
fireirr llurtley, veteran catcher, is the
only hod-eut en the Columbus American
Association team. I he playura leave for
the training camp at Macen, (la,, today.
The Cleelaiid Indians enjoyed the'r best
work-out jesterday. Thcra is keeu Interest
for every position en tha Inflnld, but Indica
tions ar that Gardner, aewell, Wambs.
uanss and Mclnnlii will s the regulms,
Tx Cobb rmlstered his llrsl circuit clout
of the kcasen yesterday. It would nave
been a four-base hit In tha regular
campa'gn at any rate, for It satled eer
the fence at Just about the sept UeUby
.;ach had picked out lu win herwr for hint
self. The l'lratfs ara bus) at work In their
ramp at West lladen, md., with only n
couple of the stars missing, Manager (Jib
i"n has divided his squad Inte two sections,
and both had a strunueus work-out tester
day, . Dick Krrf, star of the .Chicago Wh'te Sex.
la coaching the high school team at 1'arls.
Tex,, und hopes tht. dlffurence In the salary
uucstlen with the Bex management wilt seen
be adjusted,
Mike Mrneskr, Elmer Myers and At Wal
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