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,HE sports fan In a mighty changeable sort of individual. Thin highly
, original nntl Illuminating assertion may need some backing up, Bnd
than la plenty of material te prove It.
Ba , mm kuaIii11 id .witainnil nut iA Inn attn the rlral American and
Z .National League club owners in ever clt that had team In both major
leafuea had a pretty geed Idea that the only way te mauc tneir investments
f HMMfltable was te cater te the fans in the battle for drawing power.
W- n New Yerk tl,c 01a",', ,m'1 ,lic cal1 for a lenR t,me' Se far "s tlie
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-, itker were rcmlmlwl thnt. tlipv nl se hml renilnr ball club. Tt made all the.
Av men treat of a trip te see the iiiant after watching the American J.enguers
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In Chicago Ed Walsh ami (he Oub, with their Tinker-to-Evcrs-te-Gfcknce
copyright, were the rival attraction. In the halcjen da8 of the
gterless spltball king the attraction was about evenly divMcd.
In Philadelphia ths National I.cagtic nlvvavs had the call, in spite of the
tact that they wcre unuallv down in the muck while Wadriell, Bender, Plunk,
Cellins and Baker were stars for the Athletics.
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flf 8T. LOUIS the faieritism of the fans varied. Se far as Bosten
teas concerned, thu American League led the parade until Stalling)
came along with his ja ng of misfits.
Braves the Favorites
AND that brings us down te the story.
In Bosten things hare changed. Thev no longer eat the well-known
frijelra for desecrt and they don't like Harry Eraree.
The Bosten fan figures that any owner who tics thj agateware en knights
f the diamond of the caliber of Ituth, Melunla, Bush. Jenes, Scott, net te
Natien Heeper and a few ethers, is net making wild efforts te give the
taf what they want.
. "On the ether hand, a quiet-working combination, such as Fred Mitchell
ai' Geerge Washington Grant, manager and owner of ihe Braves, who are
afcnrieusly out te build up n winner, have an excellent chance te win the
kearta of the birds who cat the guta percha handwicheg and drink acetic
eld or whatever It Is they masquerade under the name of lemonade.
1 Incidentally the recent trade in which the Braves sent Scott.te Cincinnati
fkr the veteran Marquard and the ether veteran, Kepf, may leek like a case
ttt mental lapsing en the surface, but it has the earmark of some shrewd
thinking. Marquard may be near the end, but he is a fairly steady old
aldewbceler, some-thing that the Bosten hurling corps needs. Kepf bas a
fw seasons of mighty geed baseball left in him and will steady up the Inner
Works te a remarkable degree,
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JJEVKR a tnp-rank star, still he lias altcayt leen a- nighty depend depend depend
'.oMe player, and Mitchell Knctc tehat he teas about when he made
that itadr.
War Slopped Development of Players
TOOK several years the managers of sixteen big league ball clubs have peen,
JP squealing for young plajers like a bunch of future presidents howling for
Many of them have been condemned for letting veterans slip out Inte tha"
tall and uncut when said veterans had a let of geed baseball concealed in their
withering hulks. And it Is a fact that many veterans who were still capable
aC putting up a fairly geed brand of the old pastime were ushered te the
railroad station with the glistening tinware clinking at every step.
But there were mighty few beardless youths hanging around with enough
4lklllty te fill their places. The reasons were plain. The war stepped the
develenmcnt of a let of youngsters who would have gene along in the minera
t for a couple mere seasons te ipreut Inte big league timber. Miner league..
p, troubles also contributed their share te squcicning tne amomens et tnese
tr veunKstcrs. In fact, the stage was all set against tnem.
But new things arc changing. 5Iiner league and sand let baseball is
v .booming today as It prebablj never boomed before. The twilight leaguers
JL and back -let teams are full of talent that needs only development te prove
Itself for fabt company.
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looking eier a let of thi3 type of teams in various pert of the
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ANOTHER of the "little" baseball
leagues the Philadelphia-Suburban
la all set for tic 1022 races that l,
in far as tha pcrcennel of the circuit Is
concerned : likewise the officers te con
duct its business. McKlnWy and Ash
bourne have been admitted in place of
Southampton and Willow drove, and
OlenMdc, Hatboro, Wyndmoor and Fert
Fer the seventh successive season
Hareld B. Tike han been honored with
the presidency, and the ether officers
are: Warren M. Cernell, Hatboro. vlM
president : Gorden Klttren, Fert Wash
Ington, secretary Clifferd Klttenheuse.
Olenslde, treasurer. The pretest beard
cenalsta of Hareld E. Pike, chairman;
Cennie Macs and William WehU
Mere than flftv delegates attfnded
the meeting that decided en the circuit
nnd elected officers, niiil tlin annual
dues were raited from !f2(l te WO, which
wmiM unpm tn lndlcnte nrearcps. or
rather nresnerlty. President Pike has
been delegated te confer with Heward
xt nnnnvmi. nf thp Phllndalnlila Ilase-
ball Association, regarding affiliation
with that body.
One of the chief teplc te be discussed
AMATEUR M
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LOCAL OPEN GOLF
ALL-AMERICA PICKERS
HA VE GREAT EYESIGHT
Grantland Rice Quit Gazing 3,000,000 Square Miles
for Players Twelve Years Age Mail Proves
I Many Geed Ones Are Overlooked
Prize-Meney Increase Hoped Fer I
With Whole Purse Going I
, te Winners i
rpHIJ Harvard Crimson suggests that
10 PUBLIC LINKS IN CHICAGO 1 All-America football teams be nbel-
Mied. When n shot is fired. It's great
te knew 5eu don't have te duck. We
Bv SANDY McNIBUt'K i collected our last all-star assemblage,
ON TOP of the announcement that relating te eleven picked football plaj -.,
... , I, , i. -if i.m ers, twche yeara age. At which time
the Philadelphia open-golf cham- .nnlnn ,.. , th Hini,ri.
erlty of Il.OOO.OOO squara miles te the
human vision. The uncharted spaces
replete with exceptional talent left, us
blinking.
Penns Relay Team
Will sail for England March' 28
te compete in a four-mile race
against the best Oxford and Cam
bridge can produce.' .
Captain Larry Brown
of the Red and Blue speedster and
holder of the world's 1000-yard
championship, will be one of lhe In
vaders. He will tell you nil about
the eondltlen of the rival athletes,
the trip abroad and the International
contest. The first of his series of
articles will appear Saturday, March
11, in the
EuttUtlubttc ledger
at the regular meeting of the Philadel
phia Baseball Association at the Hetel
Walten tonight will, be, the playrs'
contrast, which has been finally dratted
by lha association's counsel, Arne P.
MewlU, and a commlttee composed of
Billy Whitman, Eddie Gottlieb, T6m
Walker and "President Donevan.
The Parade Committee, will also re
pert, and a general committee te ar
range for the city celebratien en April
IB will be appointed. Many ether coin cein coin
mlttaeii InMuitlnr nnn en sunelles and
booking agents, will make known their
findings.
The umpire problem will be discussed
for probably the left time, and what
Is decided by the 'assembled managers
will likely be the procedure for the sea
son. .
Representatives of numereus: "little"
leagues 1111 te in attendance, as they
have decided te come into the fold e(
erganised baseball, aa it means every
thing te them, especially regarding play
ers' contracts.
FOR TANKCHAMPS
Reichle Has His Mermen in
Shape and Hopes te Win
Title Friday
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By PAUL PBBP
NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL te
priming Its swimming team for the
championship meet which will take bIim ,
In the Gcrmantewn Y. M. D. A. Wli.. '
night. Coach Relchlq Is out te ln the
title and buten dHUing his raernen
carnfiillv in tn lmkt week.
Several shifts have been made in the I
team lately. Kli-n and Ecklemeyer hsw I
own eiuercu in mu uu ana Uni yard"
dashes, respectively. Kirn originally -j
m a fthey diver, but since Nelsen, a
sopbemore, haa beceme eligible, the
former Tish been tamed into a sprinter
by Relchle. Nelsen Is a geed dir ,
and with 'Bill "Joiner, the jeungittr
who made such an impressive shewlnt
In the Penn Interschnlsstlea. .i5 .
score a few points for the Archives In .
the reming meet.
Ecklemeyer also msy be entered la',
the 220-yard Humi.btt nothing definite,
haa.been learned ah yet. liongshere and.,
Laird, however, -are sure te be enttred
in this event. Teaf, tee, will be araeag.
thoHe prcsnt In the sprints.
' The relay team will be made up of
Ecklemeyer, Teaf, Weltsenhefcr and .
Kirn. All of theso boys are speedy per per per
formera nnd will make their opponents
hustle. .Weltzcnbefer also Is entered In
the plunge event along with Brummeli '
country.
Let-Down Is Pasting
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TBE materinl Is there once mere and e rle i 1th the prediction that a
couple mere sensens will bee one of thece periods when a let of brilliant
young stars come through te cop places with the fast set.
Fer the la-t few yenrb there ha been a sort of general let-down in the
caliber of baseball that has been plajed In the big leagues and It, was of a kind
that is difficult te explain.
AH departments of the game femml te suffer and It will take some young
Weed te opeeme this and pep things up once mom.
The one thing that beemri te be the greatest handicap among the youngsters
we saw'during last season was the ancient trouble of all rookies the inability
te ataud up there when the pltcheri uncorked.
We can point eutnt least a score of young ball players in various parts
Of the East, from New England te Ohie, who.neuld be fielding stars in any
league that was ever invented, but thej cannot whnle the seamy onion.
Which recalls u conversation ue had fceveral scabens back with Ilughey
Jennlng.
"Give me a player who can hit and haa a normal arm, and I can make
.fielder out et him," was the way the freckled former leader of the Tigers
ut it.
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HOWEVUH, a fete mere days and some of the dope en the pros
pects for the yeungsteis who are new learning te eat fried ham
and candied yams in the Southern camps will begin te give the world
a (tne en the outlook for the coming scaien.
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i Bunnell rrice ruuiiciiy eiuni
NOW that all the hectic convulsions ever the tale of Jimmy O'Connell te
the Giants bj the San Francisce club for thnt mere pittance of 7.'.()0Q
are settling down and the fans arc gridually regaining their cellectlw
equilibrium, one bfgiiiB te wonder hew much they really did pay for the f'eust
League rookie.
, A little sum like $75,000 whs a let of money ten centuries age, it was a
let of money when shlpnrri workers were bujlng seen-cnrnt diamonds, nnd
It will be a let of money when all the present-day Maharajahs of Swat are
picking soft epetH in the diamond graejnrd.
That any bull club, even n New Yerk club, could be indured te part
with that much in an kind of currenc) except Austrian krenen for a recruit
with one jear of experience in the miners listens like the annual sea serpent
yarns.
We were chanting our scorn of the whole tale te a prominent big league
baseball man the ether day, who chirped In wjth a rear and held his sides te
U mrevent the buttons taking sudden leave from his vest.
, One-third of the amount would have been an Incredible price, was the
. ynj no put u ; eui iiin n'" -" xurh mius nave 10 grae me puuueitj glnie
kiVv And casually he inentlemd the furt that there is a law which provides
!?T,raM tnv fin nvfPhH firnhts.
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J,, the Government figure rhaiers, before anybody IneuH anything
about hew anybody else stands en these tiuume and excess profits
tatcs. And by that time ihiy will probably hate te seal up both ends
of all the subuays tn (Ac country nnd drop the birds who have violated
the laws down through chutes. Net that the Joints fractured the law
en O'Cenncll, but that $7.1,000 depe should be taken with at least
one grain of saleratus.
It listens geed, but net tee geed.
Copyright. tSil, bv I'ubHe Ltdaer Company
plenshlp will be played the 20th and
21st of July at Merlen's cafct ceurbc u
new rule for the tournament has just
been made.
Hereafter the entire purse will be
divided among the professionals only.
The prize money, It has been virtual!)
decided nlse, will be materially in
creased. Thin was decided at a meeting of the
Executive Committee of the District
Gelf Association this week.
It has been the custom In the past
that when an amateur breaks In among
the leaders he get that prise, with the
simple prevision taut tne prue no given
in the form of n silver trophy and net
In rash.
Last j car, for instance. Weedy Piatt
finished setend in the open, and, in lieu
of the cash, as an amateur he received
a handsome platter.
This year these amateurs finishing
In "the mene.v" will get a medal and
the urefessianal finishing next In order
will get the cah prize. Because of the
new ruling the open tournament here
should bq a real attraction, particularly
If the prue money is muterinuy in
creased.
These thousand-guinea and thousand
dollar pure round-about are setting a
het pace. The meagei funds at the
command of the leinls will net permit
much stepping out., but they intend te
de the beM tliey can.
Ten Public Links
Plans have just been completed for
the building of public links Ne. 10 In
Chicago, which will give that metropolis
,the largest uumber of public golf courses
of an town In the world. That s net
all. Chicago ia also laying out a Kite
for Its eleventn course ami wiu iim
nlupnl project calls for the gradual
building of several ether public courses.
Resides the ten ceiif-cu it will hava
Ter the start of the season, Chicago line
four "pre rata" or send-public courses,
i One reuisc out there was used by
lni'mui .inn,i lust pnr nnd nnethci
iu Jacksen Park is. said te have bad
ivcu.mere. ... l,, ,ii,.
With virtually fourteen public Unas
Chicago Is still having difficulty te ac
commodate the mobs.
. Philadelphia, with only one public
HnU, Is naturally almost as badly oil
as if it hadu t any. ,
"Last summer I set the alarm for
,'t M.. and hied myself te ( eblie
Cr..k as fast as I could,- testifies one
Philadelphia public linKsman. i muH
I anlved tlicrn about twentj minutes
of four, I found fourteen bags already
lined en the tee. the boys slniplv waiting
till it get comfortably light befeic start-
" "Wlint chances has a man get te start
who arrives lelsurel.v at 10 e clock? Ie
has nothing en me P""""1"1 """
S FOR giviug due credit te dashing
letters we received last fall, we weie
A'
talent, judging from most of the
constantly overlooking the geed ones
Every mail brought in querulous com
plaints from Berkeley te Barnegnt ask
ing why Hnlfback Whesis was ever
looked.
BOMSHING
tests, with due respect
interactienal con-
te the
Crimson, will net help at all. There
will be far lei's fervor and frenzy for
a game between Harvard and Chicago
than there will be for a game between
Harvard nnd Yale. The faculty was
mainly responsible for calling off games
between Chicago and Michigan, where
games between Chicago and Cernell or,
Michigan and Pcnn were encouraged
because the rivalry was of a much mere
remote and subdued brand. The game
between Princeton nnd Chicago last fall
reccivid enlj a smnll part of the pub
licity and started only a slight degree
By GRANTLAND RICK
of the clamor that the games between
Princeton and Harvard or Princeton
nnd Ynlc brought about.
Tim right sort of luibllclty, even in
large quantities, isn't going te hurt
college sport. Very much te the con cen
trurv. There is no need te evcr-cm-phasizc
greatness, just as there is no
need te ever-criticize mistakes. But
certainly the sportsmanship, skill and
courage of such men as Mack Aldrlch
and Charlie Owen are worthy of printed
applause. It is a geed thing for the
younger generation te knew that such
qualities en the field are worth Imi
tating, somewhat bevend smoking cig
nrettes, boozing and the afternoon tea
dance. It isn't a geed thing te held
Hint fumbling a puut or missing a
tackle is any nnrt of a crime. It is In
no sense u serious affair, in se far as
the destinies of the universe are con
cerned. The tendency te roast a col
lege nthlete for anything except muck
erlsm en the field in fading out.
THinin Is no barm that we can see
in the joyous abandon for both
pln.ver and public te an afternoon's fun
that Is clean and health). We seem te
be drifting te the time when the sun
light and the sturllght will be barred,
and only the shadows of dreariness will
be allowed by law.
Copyright, Ida, AM KiehU Jltstrvti.
BASEBALL FILMED IN
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M. rutrirk' "lel't will b h cccMlen e
tvi'ls'UIW en" S?lnv.!U.b. rpV
gtjhtr Uiw Ttndler anl bnamua u urwn
Itlllr Ancrln t Yerk, miff-rert an tnjiirel
hanllVT! K?rln a knoekeut ever Temmj
,, ?d te cMTeB h i mHleh I r hitira-ij Msnasw Klllrf.r of t
r"iiht It lh Nat.inal wilt. M-ller .FrJman . U i. hard Jeb tu prun? I
M?ll Hal'SerV the California llrhtwelkht, I pttclitnif plrntn te th
Gentf Plsler nd Johnny Tebln reached
the main et the Jlrewni. at Mobile, Am.,
y.-stcrdni. nnd the lilt of ubHcnten
haa narrowed down te Pitcher Dave Pan
forth, who la exiw-ctad te arrlve lale this
wpek. Beth 8ller and Tpbln clebratd
their arrival by driving the ball uvr the
fence.
The camp of 1h White Sex at Kefuln.
Tex, m.isl. eeine happy nee when a
wlr announced that Eddie Celllna. Jlarry
Iloeni-r. Amu Strunk and Heb Kulk were
en thlr uy tQ tralelnE headduarnre and
that Krnln Jnhnaen, jbortatep, who in III In
ChlciiBe, will start aa seen aa he In able.
Cervleakle, Ilasby, Morten. Uhle. Poth Peth Poth
eron and Malta ar the hurlers whom Trla
Hpeakrt will depend un tbla eeaien, accord accerd
Inir te advlcea from tha Indiana" camp ut
Dalian. 'lx Morten, who did net nt
atartd ticfore Jul 4 laat year, will be
Blven plent of early work In the nep that
hla sreat cure ball will win mam samea
before the Iwtters set aoeuatomed te leal
PltUilng.
fold weather haa asatn at In at Weal
Uailcn, Ind , and Orers Qlbepn win cum
pellfd te keep hla Pirate athletes indeura.
A usni worKeut areuna a itbck ii uiiiuui-ln-up
excrrliea Indoors marked yesterday a
program ut uLttvltlee.
With .Traa Barnm. WeOraWa pltchlnc nee,
alltned te a 1022 contract, the I at of hold
outs In the (llama' tamp haa dwindled iluwn
te Kelly and Deuaiaa The former h tl
ra plied that h will reach Ban Antenlu by
next Mendrvj.
KdiUe ltetiah. Red eutflelder. haa left ('In
clrmatl for hla home In Indiana following
a ronference w)th Prealdent Auituat Herr
mann at tha conrlualen of which both
admitted 11 loeaa aa uieusiv ' vuut'. wi,c
te terms regarding Hirurea of Jteueh a loii leii
tract nranrh Rickey la In St. Iiula tedny te
confer with the Cardlnala' manaiemeat re
inrillnK Hesera liernfby, atcend bueeman,
and Jarauea Keurnler. flrat baaeman, who
have fulled te aeree en thla aaasun a ion
tract Hernaby wanta K0 000, while the
management la aAld te have offered hlrn
117 Ofie. Aocei-dlna- tenickey. trulnlm; of
the Cards at Oranne, lex., la preKrcatlng
llh aatlef action.
carry this iar The llrulna will play two
morn full nlnt limine uaniei at their camp
at Cuullnu Island, off the coast of Call
fprnla, before they start en a trip te meet
Portland mien pnd I.ea AnKcles In a
series of exhibitions
The ranka nf thn Plnnlnnnll T1.t of ri.
era! hprlnss lmve bt-m aUKmented with the
mmm ii nunera .-innnl and HllKspIO,
who caiiiB dlrnit from Wan Pranrlsce to te
githei. rh, ha l anl iiethinir from
Haminy UeIiiih, Jlmin Cavemuy or IUbe
P.nilll. he worn expei tml te arrive with
Jlipin. Die HeilN will play ibelr Hrst ex ex
hlblilen uanies with Fert Werth en Satur
da and Sunday.
Aaren Ward, peppery Yankee aecend saek
er. his (oine te terms and Miller lluiglna
aai nil hla men are new lined up with the
uoealble nxctptlen of VVaily Schane. the
veteran ratcliir rhn Yankees held a snappy
practice at Niw Orleans estcrda, with a
sub-cquent llinb-rinr up.
An epldemle of cold haa struck? the Dodr Dedr
ers herdnuartera at JacksenMlle ami the
plaera woj-e Idle agaJn vesterdaj en account
ion is considerably
Bill McCarron and
of rain
worried
ManiiKcr lloblnsen Is cenalderabli
a Zfirk VVheHt. 1101 Mnr'awnn nn.
.ink la ler ar all en Hi" hesD tal list.
I'ltihT ; Kelwrt VVclngartner tins been uncon
ditionally released,
IlUpatrhe from Het Springs, Ark , add
Ibe Tium'H of l.ddln I'eelrr and Muddy tluel
te the list ut Itnl hex holdeuls, Pettor re
'iib th" silatj elTenil last jear and Kuel
has illiawrceil with lhe Sex mtnaBement.
Jin Harris returning te uiajur-leavue play
after seeral ycara' suspension, appears te
bi In soed shupt,
Tne Miff drllle was the order nf th day
In the Ilraves' tralnlnv quarters at St.
Pen rsburifi Kla . and the program ,wn
i urneu out iieipue inv rxci'saiw neul. ' Pl
whh tne aesnute et tne werituut.
Pep''
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will meet the Chlise.in
V.lu. f.MT Will
wlud.up of the thr
The kn whlih Trla Sreaker Injured last
ee.iH n und vhlch kept blm nut of the game
fur several weeka la betlicrlnic him again,
llf wremhed It during seslerday'a practice.
'I he Indiana' "end team will play In
Wichita Palls, 'lex., en Saturday and Sun
das. According te reperla from Pnea Sprlnss,
Calif , where tha Han Pram Isie club la
,p. ,i na I ttimV II I Itnr. uilin n .. u &
- .1.-. n..w. ,. ..j, , i ."" ..-"',. .-.-,t.. ":". -"j'.". ." ::
u. iiin mw. ,B niiuina , ccntts soul iu uie umimi mr tmiiuu win
in. ui hi leurieen prebalilj Play ri'iucr nmn una icur, O'Cen-
nine aa intends telneii rlai.d llrst last ir
meet HIK Al In the
rour-reunn rKiuia at
Beets and Saddle
B'VMaMte's ten-day meeting opens today
Lrfth six races and a heavv track. The
lh race at a mue ami m yarus i tne
are,, Bxiierter appears nest, witn
it and Murray aa centenuerti.
well pinceii in etner races are:
.race, Arrew point, .vicivoiie, As-
kj aecend, Htevensen, I'retend,
line: third, tireeninuu. Jteien
i, Bagazzn; lifth, r'ert Churchill,
ly H.. Jiurpuy ; sixtu, Mint uev,
It mess, inter rnuer.
V-'.vl . , .
i Uayana first race, rnir i.assie,
(Ue, Mtneiicic; second, .viaen
Marlen iteiuiiH, uiuy itoets;
i-M
Aa.1. WaAi.ttltti, fl.ii.mn n.lM
if fourth. Balfour. Havensa. War
j ifta. Hainan, Acesta, Geerge W, j
llM, mmtiumfv, caiwu
and Sn.OOO distributed in purses. V.
B. Irwin, J. A. Paraens and G. J.
Miller are the leading ineney-w inning
owners-. C. H. Irwin's herees have-en
thirty-six races and $27,14(1, Taut In
dian la the leading money horse with
$11,200 te his cretllt. He Trank is sec
end with .$7700. J. Huntlmer lieadn the
Jetkejs, with 107 winnlnga, 78 acfends
and 75 tliirda. Iluntliner leada all jock.
es for 11122, Including Lang. The Cali
fornia meeting haa drawn large crewda
from thla side the border, special trains'
ecing run irem an seciiena or the ritnte.
Han Ulege and Hollywood have fur
nished large delegations te the race cel
eny.
Select Basketball Officials
Phil Q howls, president of the Philadel
phia Approved Beard of Basketball Off'clala.
and Ooerge Cartwrurht, both of this ejty.
Bae named aa tne eneiais rer tna new
thi nijeu Theatru enlKht Hebbv Hay vs.
!honUVeunV Chsnev and wAv O'Keefe .
Prwd l.ULSS im mi"' ,.-"-
Kid neehe. veteran of 0111 beutr. new
di.ea an exhibition unt In h ch hn spars
w th jSe UreVii !! -ealiH of ihr-
re-mlnut" retinda Thry nut en their farce
it AOantle City Monday night.
if... nanitner. of Chicago, la coming Kast
..K,f..". .TeV in Philadelphia for llahl-
L.lht 'eornpttltlen; ' prVferrlnn n match with
deerga Chancy. i
Kid Murray. brthr of Jee nrirwn. Is open i
. ,n.t any of thi local lOH-peunders If1
U nnnJleusnytu meet Harry Jaffe and Jack I
Uuman. .
rh.pirr Rai Is lined up for four match!.
.iV?di7 night Hay t-ewc Kid Wolf here,
Saturday nigj i ',.'.,,, Mairh 17. Allen.
own Uttla JW. ilareh, Atlantle r'ltjr,
T'Tiny Trlnlile. March SI, Shenandoah.
nncrewnc-i ny-
ind Tiny TrlnKI
have I
he effclaJa for the '
itraty flaw Basketball chaniplenahjg, tour teur
f. H U Played at Princeton en .Marsh IT
itiy Is calling hlinsilf the "
"Sight champion of America
Frnnkle llrllten and Jack Toke have baen
J,vVrihv Harry Jaikaen te meet In an
Jlsht round ie at Atlajitle City Monday
nlgbt.
au hauta have been boekad by Billy 811-
,e'rnvan for the Audiwriui
morrow niain.
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Frankl
Aider. Temmy 1eughran'n sparring partner.
..'2..' riuaar Kally O her bouts! Joe
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line MuDr va. istni
Barrett vs, iianny Ter.
Hay Mitchell
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