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Cinch winning FLAG-
HARD FIGHT PLANNED
Giants' Manager Believes He Will Be TJweatened by
Cards, Braves, Pirates and Reds Has Lets of
Talent Working Out in Camp
By ROHEBT W. MAXWELL
ports Wller ETtnlnr Pnbtle Ltdftr
San Antonie, Tex.. Mstcli 17.
JUST because he wen the rnnnnt in the National League and the world's
championship. Jehn McUraw hhlppad several carL-nd of players .low here
for BpTinit practice and established one of the largest training camps In i cither
lague. Nobody was overlooked by the manager of the Giants. lMtchcrs.
catchers, Infifelilcrs and outfielder were purchased by the de?en, und It took
mere than a week te lenrn each ether's names.
During the practice session the baseball park m cmdrd tr the '"
edge, and it a feared that Henry rablnn would have te build hide beards
en the fence te keep the athletes from overflowing into the residence district.
Wen in uniform were cry place, and research work was put en by Jawn and
his assistants, Hugh Jennings, CN.xy Delan. Jess Burkett ami Dick Kinse la.
te discover some regular ball plaern. At this writing they still ure researching.
It is difficult te figure why the large bunch of talent win brought here for
the efflclM once ecr, because the Giants appear te b.- all set for the season
with the exception of one outfield poMtlen lrUh Mcutel will be In left nnd
IUw Yeung In riant field, and four high -clans pla)crs nre trjlng for the vacant
place. The Infield, with Kelly. Frlsch. Bancroft and lireh as regulars, and
Johnny lluvt lings as utility man, U ridlnc nice and pretty.
However, a (lock of aspirants feck intield portions. The citching staff
will consist of Snvdcr, Karl Smith nnd Gasten, yet n hulf der.cn ether hnve
hopes of stepping 'into the line-up. Ahd McGrnw and his assistants arc
clewly observing the v.erk of every man en the field.
Til EKE arc se many rookie pitchers that some of the numes are net
en the official lift yet. The old statxd-byi, meaning Jess llarnrs.
Douglas, Tenev, Art Xchf. Bill Ryan, Cecil Causey and Pat Shea are
en the job, and one or txce mere iceuld be xcelcemed Kith open arms.
College Spirit Shown by Players
DESPITE the large number of candidates for his varsity, McGraw has put
the men through a strenuous three weeks, and It has been all for the best.
The players have hnd no time te think of hew they wen the pennant, and
later the World Series, and net like ordinary athletes with everything te gain
and nothing te lese. In Met, the Giants nre dlQVrent from even Inst jear. They
are net se cocky, and If they arc confident of repenting, they are keeping it te
themselves.
It took the Inflelders nnd outfielders just one wees te get Inte condition
This Is indeed strange, but the plaers were se far advancejl that McGrnw
had te slew down and call off afternoon practice a couple of times. They
worked their heads off because they enjoyed It and had something te work for.
The spirit Is like that en a college team and this Is seldom seen In professional
baseball.
Greh has completed the $."00,000 Infield, and the little third sneker hns put
a let of pep in the Inner werkh. Heinle, Ilancreft nnd.Krlsch form n lightning
fast trio, and before the season Ik ever the fans should be se accustomed te
seeing double plays that they will be howling for something mere eiclting.
With Kelly this is easily the be-t infield In the league, nnd It net only Is n
strong defensive combination, but also quite formidable en the attack, linn linn
cteft is the only one who might foil below .ISOO In Ms hitting.
Johnny Ilaw-llngs, here of the World Series, will be en the bench ready te
uten In If one of the regulars is injured. With him will be one or two rookies
te be selected later.
At present, Bill Black, a Philadelphia boy, has the call. Bill played with
Portsmouth last season, dazzled the natives with hi- sensational fielding and
hit only a few points below .300. McGraw likes his work and that means he
has a geed chance te stick around.
Walt Kepf, Larry's kid brother, also is a likely looking prospect, and the
same gees for Heward Berry, the famous athlete from the University of Penn
sylvania. Ed Hale, who gained fame at Mississippi University, leeks ery
feed, but lacks experience. He probably will be farmed out.
THERE are ether candidate for infield jobs, but they never will ste
the bright lights in Sew Yerk. They Kill be laid axeay in the
lata for further seasoning.
McGraw Anxious for Anether Regular Pitcher
ttT PROBABLY will carry two extra inflelders besides Itawllngs." said
J. McGrnw. "I have learned through experience that the best place for
youngsters, who have shown mere than erdlnnry ability, is en the bench with
the regulars, where they can learn something. I tried It with Lurry Dejle,
Art Fletcher, llube Mnrrpiard and many ethers and never was gerry.
"Yeu have noticed the unusually Inrge number of recruit pitchers at the
ball park. I knew the chnnccs are slim te pick a few geed ones from the
crowd, but I don't want a few. All I want Is one. If somebody could go out
today and show me a man who Is geed enough te take his turn in the box and
win a mnjerlty of his games, I will ghe him nil of the ethers for nethinc
Picking pitchers from green material is a big gamble, with the odds about
110 te 1.
"The veterans. Jess Barnes Douglas, Teney and Nehf," continued
McGraw, calling off the nnmes rnpidly, "can be depended upon. I expect
Causey te hnve a geed jenr because he Is a first-class pitcher and has Improved
considerably. Bill Hyan and Pat Shea also arc due, and should be reudy te
take their regular turn.
"Virgil Barnes is ready for the big league. He has been with us en three
training trips, and for two years we have farmed him out. Last year he was
with Milwaukee nnd finished with a geed reevrd. I think he will help our
ball club this season.
"Art Nehf Is the only left-hander en me club, but I am net werrjlng. I
don't think I need any mere pertsiders, but if I can Kit a first-class' man I
won't pass up the opportunity te buy him. But where enn ou get one? I
will be perfectly satisfied if my right-handers come through. A geed pitcher
Is a geed pitcher, regardless of the arm he uses te threw the ball."
Claude Jonnard leeks like the bet of the recruits. IK- was with the club
last year nnd bent the Phillies the latter part of the season, which is nothing te
brng about. Jonnard was with Detroit In 1020, and Jennings says he lucks like
u different pitcher. Claude has but one eye.
HJIcQLOUCIILIX, of Portsmouth, is another geed prospect. Hi m
I'm six fett three inches tall and threxes a leir ball uhich has hajlnl
the hitters here. Others xche have shexen flashes of form are Butten,
Melene, Procter, Rachac, Sheres and Mct'arland. All are right,
handers.
Stengel Sure te stay With Team
CASEY STENGEL, Cunningham, Ike Beene nnd Uulph Shlnnm are candi
dates for the Jeb left vacant by Geerge Burns Stengel Is sure te stay
bacause he has taken off considerable weight, is faster nnd leeks mere like n
ball plaer than at any time in the lrst two year- If he dens net miie. the
regular team he will be used for utility purposes und plnch-hlttlng
Italpb Shlnncrs, who was pun based rrum Indianapolis fur $!1.".00 in cash
and players, leeks geed. He ts remarkably fnst for a big man und covers lets
of ground. McGrnw calls him u reaming outfielder.
Shlnners is a rlght-nanded hitter, ami at tliii"s leeks geed nr the plnte
He steps into the ball and hits everything bur inside pltrhlng lit (.un't get
his bat around quickly enough te connect with fast ones nn thu inside. How
ever, the boy has been out fnr only two years and has lets .if time te improve
Ike Beene, of New Orleans, is a natural left-handed hitter 'of the Beuls
Becker type. He hits te all fields and connects selldlj itl, the bull. fe W(1
one of the best hitters in the leuntry Inst season, fmisliliii' with an average
of .USD. Beene Is net a geed fielder. He reported neighing L'L'O pounds, nnd
the first two weeks were devoted te taking off weight lie won't get se fat
again next winter.
Cunningham, who joined the nlutj iat June, leeks .!; the best of tin iet
and probably will be rctnlned. Thus McGraw bus quite u job en his hands'
Every man is valuable, and It vwll be difficult te attach the tinware when the
time comes.
FRAXK SXYDEIl, Earl Smtln and Mej- tiasten v tit be the
catchers. Floyd Brexen and frank Hamxdt ute ere iritntf out, but
they might jxist as xccll be some place ihc
Giants Loek Like Real Club
TAKING It nil In all, this leeks like a rcnl bnll club. The inhcld is won
derful, and the eutf.eld will he strong. Eiperiencid catchers nill b
behind the plate nnd everything Is up t the pltrhlng staff
However, the twlrlers should net have ueh a dlflieult time. With men
like Greh, Bancroft and Frisch making sensatiennl steps nnd giving wonder
ful support the man en the mound should net worry. Confidence n hlmi-flf
has made wany mediocre pitchers geed ones. Pitching just a little ubeve the
avernge is what McGraw needs this year.
But the manager of the Glnnts will net predict a pennnnt.
"I don't believe we will walk awuy with the flag," he said. "There will
be quite n little opposition, and several clubs are prettj strong. St I nni
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treuuic.
W1I.V.Y.YO the pennant xrill be a difficult job, and nxy mm xctll
Vf hove te be en their tees all the time, giving eierythtng Ihey hate
te get into the World Scries."
Vopvrieht 1913. rj Public l.tdge fempanj
Three Knockouts at Catawlesa
Slnrch IT Thrue of the
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luiiii'iifc, iui 1 IIICJIIIIUII use mil
ii) cause
Mween Kid Jlalley, tf Wllllainspert and
uri'i"' MKhlirJ "' Wllkfs-liarr as a draw.
Kid Hhnflf; ft II nunnburtr, had Jimmy
lllrlcey of IIhiivIIIk ijewn when the t.ll rnj
In th nrtt rejiul .n;. lis was urfulj)' tu luiili
Iispk. Hicends gf Kid Vex. of ratawls.a.
savcil him frnm a knockout In thr fourth
round -Uhea
they threwi
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Delegation Representing 25 In
stitutions Will Compete in
England and France
IN SWISS FIELD DAY
By PAUL PREP
INTERNATIONAL sports competition
will be given another boost this
umnier when a galaxy of athlete from
leading preparatory schools throughout
the country will Invade Europe. The
boys will "compete with Eten. Rugby
. and Winchester schools, in England,
nnd several French institutions.
Henry A. Dreiser, of Pcnn Charter
Scheel, will be the ns-istnnt In chnrge
of the trip. The boys nre net going te
Europe for athletic purposes, they arc
going te mnke the trip for the educa
tional value. But as the English and
I French schools will be in session at the
I time, athletic events will be urranged.
"Se fnr," snld Mr. Dresser, "twenty
five schools hnve announced they will
be represented In the delegation. This,
by the way, will be the firt trip te
Europe since the start of the war. J.
F. Haley, of New Yerk, will direct the
I tour.
"I expect te make arrangements
for several athletic competitions en the
ether side. It is nlmet definitely de
cided that we will compete with the
British nnd the French in soccer nnd
track, nnd probably several ether
branehei of sport.
"We .will visit Switzerland, where
we will have a new uay some wme in
Ai.MBt A tennU tournament will DC
arrnneed. Beat and canoe races nlse
will be the card, and they should be
Interesting."
The IM of schools that will be repre
sented in the tour fellows;
I I'' nn Charter, Swarthmore rrP. Mrcer
bun? Arademy. Etr Aendemy. And iv.tr
lAc.dimy Honlnlewn Military Imtltute.
Hill Scheel, Culver Military Academy. Teme
' Scheel. Hackli-y Scheel, Gllmiin Country
I schMil. Taft Scheel. Hnvrferd hrhoel,
Hetch'Klm Scheel, Mlddlrxet Sch ul. Illvor Illver
dIe Country Scheel. Ad-IPtilA AeulMny,
Tower 1(111 Scheel, Ilrowne nnd Nichols
Hrhoel. Monteemcry Scheel -trelt Country
Dny .rhnel, Howe Scheel (. Jehn'B Mill-
i ury Academy. HrunsvTkk Suhtel end Chest-
nut Hill Academy.
Spring football practice will get under
wnv nt the West Philadelphia High
i Scheel within the next week, according
te Warren 'N'eiller. tench of the feet-
' ball and basketball teams at the Orange
and Blue institution. The practice will
be held en Kiikbrldc-t Field, Forty-sixth
and Market streets.
"The weather will ghe me a great
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he h , "te 1 arn "Xt haven't the ,
fn, t ti,,, fall because the season opens!
tee een. But with the am ei spnni
in
ca I
urnctire we will be abl" te start re
work immediately in the fall.
Spring soccer prac tire also Ins
stalled at Wct Philadelphia. Coach
Vnll ha.t his candidate verking out
every dav, and sajs that he ha some
tine "material. "This is a great chance
for a boy te make the seicer team,"
snld Vail, "because only two of last
jcur'q team are back."
The bT-eball mjuttd has been practic
ing outdoor for the last week. Coach
I.ukn. has divided his Orange and Blue
teseis in four teams and a gnme is
pliived every tiny. The teams have a
1 little league ami the vursity nine will
, be pu ked from this league.
Beets tnd Saddle
St. Patrick's Day Purse, fifth en the
card, Is the feature at Havana today.
Plus I'ltra uppcars host, with .Stanley
second nnd Petrarch third. Other horses
well placed, nre:
First race Slvane, Humpy, Blaise;
f,)nil VVuterferd. Bengalcse, Bae-
'ehniialian: third Hutchisen. Swift
C'rl.-ket, Awning; fourth - Whlnpet, !
Me.de4. Counsel ; sixth Buckingham,
Diversity. Mary Erb.
1 At .Mobile Exhorter, Ktecutlen and'
C'acumbe appenr best in the St. Pat-
1 rick's Handicap, in the order named.
Herse which seem best In ether ruccs
are;
First race fret, Sun Time, Kitty i
M. ; second Pert ight. Seaboard, Al
veriilu : third Marmite. Horeb, An
nette Teller; fifth Cery den, Lieuten
ant Perkins, Lerena Mess; sixth
1 Granny I.cc, Flying Orb Aunt Deda.
Weights have been announced for the
Coffroth SiiO.(MK) Handicap te be run nt
Tijuuna Sunday. The big ram is nt n
mllii and a fourth. Tep weight of 134
pounds has been assigned te Bit Frank,
the veteran purse winner at the Cali
fornia track. Irish Kiss gets In at 122
peunds: East Indian. 114; Moter Cep,
IDS; Flngs, 114; Planet nnd Slippery
Elm. 110; Pit, 102. A large field likely
ulll'stnrt, the above being some of the
best nerses entered.
The minimum purse te be hung up nt
ix!iigtr.n and I.eulsvi'lc this year will
be Sl.'lOO. The purses at l.atenln. aver-
nvinu S14.-.0. remain iinihanscd l'lnan.
0 TOUR EUROPE
""" '-::.;'. , a. i,.. - n ...name en racera as a punuc-ipmiaa cuu
clal conditions in tne nine urass art
reported mu tetter than lut aprlsf.
it iiiv nine "we mwv
Tilden Picks Australia as
Possible Davis Cup Finalist
uHard te Pick Challenger
Frem Best List Ever,'"
Says Champien of World
i -i i
ANDERSON PROMISING
By WILLIAM TILDEN, 3d
THE Davis Cup competition of 1021
set a mark that has never befete been
approached in number of countries en
tered, in attendance nnd In general
public interest. The entrance into in
ternational competition of Japan, Ar
gentina, Denmark, Hpaln, India nnd
Czecho-Slovakia brought new bleed into
play that must spur en the ether coun
tries. England nnd France hardly
measured up te their past teams, while
Australia relied en the young players,
who were te be seasoned for future
teams. However, she introduced te
Amerlcn a man who seems dcstincJ for
great things In the future J. O. An An
dereon. Seme Teams Picked
The 1022 challenges nre already com cem
Imr in te the I.'nitcd States Tennis As
sociatien, nnd in some 'cases the teams
hnve been tentatively chosen. Chal
lenges nre assured from Australia,
which is sending its stiengcst team in
a desperate effort te regain the treas
ured trophy; Englnnd, which hns an
nounced that at '-cast two stars who
vere unable te piny last year will be
with the team this season; Jupan.
which will semi back the two great
nlnvepR from the tpam of 1021. Dili-
mldsu and Ktimagnc; Hpnin, which will
head her renrcsentatlves wun mm
marvelous young plnyer, Manuel Aleli
ze. nnd France, wnlch will nepenu eh
her old stars. Oebert and Laurcntz,
supported bv Brugnon and either Ham
nzleuhl or Danet.
It Is hard te pick a chal
lenger against America from
such a magnificent list of
tcatns, but my order of choke
is Australia, tcith Xerman
Brookes, Gerald Patterson,
J. O. Andcnen and Pat
O'llara Weed.
SECOND, Japan, with Shimidzu and
Kumagiic. Third, Englnnd with
Colonel A. It. F. Klngscete, B.
I. C. Norten, Randelph Lycett and
either Max Woesmun or F. G. Lewe,
Fourth, Spain, with Manuel Alenzo nnd
Count de Gemnr. Fifth, France, with
her team of veternns.
The American team must ince u mini
nml
grueling task te retain tne cup.
Noting tat our be will !..
It h Imiierathe. that tWlllli
um M.
Tnlincfnn Se nn hiind for these matches.
If we nre te retain the cup, for there
is no greater match player in the world
than this little Ollfernlnn. Mncent
Richards is a Certainty for the team
if he retains the form he dlsplajcd lat
season.
I'll Be There
Unless I fall off, I should be nmeng
the members, se that the fourth position
is the only one eicn for much discus-
Netwithstnndlng the tact that Wnt
mn Wnnhhtirn in ranked, ahead of
It. N. Williams, and- Wallace Jehnsen ,
leads them both for 1U21, I leek te
see Dick Williams the fourth member
of the team In 1022,
His years of international competi
tion should give him preference, pre-
vlile.1 that the form of the three con- i
testantH Is virtually equal, as it was
last year. . .
ist yea
Will
mcrica retain tne cup; -j.um
Ts Krax
S
INGLI7 men
make
better speakers
than the mnrrled gents.
The for-
mcr get mere prnctice.
.Sfati'sficn en the Bale Weight, '.ii'i
pounds. Waif, 0 tceeks.
Our Dally Guessing Contest What
game de they ply with golf stlds7
, AMATnuu eirrs nothing ran
IIWIXO THAT MAKES W. J. UHYAN
ONU (J? Tin: liUST.
Hncaklrur of when the Itelilna will appear
In I'hllslelphl. Brooklyn plays her en
April 11.
"I neier lnek up from the plat," inur.
mured the rookie iu thr waller stepped tilth
another order ui ww"".
The tf. V. ball teams ought te he
geed at golf always playing for the
ft" , . .
riirl bowlers like te knit between
tunu for excitement. It puts them en
'pins and needles
-
I auk you re rniiAriKipmAf
. Are you a "pJr;'T De you stand up
I ' aeJ,:ndhi?,onC.vy,'rvUS5ci.leln'T ST0h.nn:u?B
' ins "Plds of Clvfa Ftaltir" In today's
I Tcnuc Lpheks, mull It .In. and out your
After lau tiav.lcnfa lour fill
jour pltxlr tU your
xan.
risees, V,
JOY OUT OF LIFE
Tilden in Exhibition
Scheel Tennis Match
William T. Tilden, 2d, world's
tennis champion, will appear with
five ether leading racquet wlelders in
nn exhibition tennis match nt the
Gcrmnntewn Academy April 22. The
matches will be played en the G. A.
courts, which will be completed by
the middle of April.
Tilden arranged the exhibition in
order te defray expenses for the
new Gcrmnntewn Academy field. He
attended the Greene street nnd
Scheel lane institution several years
age.
Is n hard question for any one but n
clairvoyant te answer nt this time. My
opinion is that If Johnsten comes En"t
we will, but only after a close nnd bit
ter struggle in the challenge round.
Should Johnsten net come East, ns
he announced Inst autumn inight be thw
case, I believe that there is n big chance
that Australia might defeat America.
Itexecvcr, J am sure that
September irill sue Johnsten
at Ferest Hills in his usual
form, se I am awaiting the
Iiai'is Cup matches ,with
eagerness and confidence.
rpilll tremendous growth of the game
- of tennis throughout the world,
which Is se clearly emphasised In the
number of nations that new challenge
for the Davis Cup, should mnke us
pause for n moment te consider the
future of tennis .In America. True we
have many wonderful young players of
the type of Vincent Richards and
Arneld Jenes, but theso'bejs nre new.
Jin me etiBu ei grauuaiieii from tue
junior ranks, wnat are we lining for
me
heys who nre te fellow ihMm atunil
V hnt Is your club doing te develop the
young players from whom must come
Its future teams? What are you doing
personally? .It will net lnjure your
gnne te play twice n week for half an
hour with some premising youngster,
and It amy well mean the making of n
great player in the future. I believe
that every man -who knows tennis
should help at least ene boy in his
own club if he wishes the geme te thrive
in his community.
Mr.
'The
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Australian Davis Cup Team,"
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Seuth Jrty InterseholMtle
Traek and Field Carnival
Billed for May 13
Colllngsweod High Scheel hns or er
ganised a miniature "Pcnn Relay"
carnival of its own entitled "The Meuth
Jersey Interschelnstlc Track Meet.
This will be open te the Class "B
schools of Seuth Jersey. , .
The following schools have been in
vited : Hftddenficld, Pnlmyrn, Wood
bury, Moercfttown, Vlneland, Iladden
Heights, Hntnmonten, Burlington,
YVoedstown, Bridgeton, MercuantvlHe,
Pcnnsgrevc, Rlvcrten, Ocean City,
Neptune, Gloucester, Bordentown,
Glassboro, Mlllrllle, Mount Helly, EgR
Harber, Balem, Pemberton end Cape
May.
The
meet will be held Saturday
ay, May
the need
13. Oblllneswoed has long felt the
of such an event and will be the host
te nil contestants. The interschelnstlcs
in track was in renllly erganised t;
Woodbury last year, but only Included
about eight schools. Colllngsweod will
held ene every year.
The school amassing the grcntfcst
number of points will receive a silver
cup. The highest Individual score will
receive n small silver cup, and geld,
Silver nnd bronze medals will be awarded
for flret, second and third.
Manager Emmett, of CoUlngsweod,
issued the call for track candidates this
week. Frem the squad of last year the
follewinc nre left: Captain Ellis,
whose specialty is the 440 and 220
ynrd dashes; Emmett, 440 and pole
vault; Roberts, 449 and javelin;
Jenes, Javelin and shot-put; Graham
and Weldmnn, rhet-pht; Sturmcr,
Javelin; Nichols, bread and high jump.
Captain Ellis, Roberts nnd Emmett
mr moo
SpringSuits
frlbpceats
Htarllnif oft
the new sea
von with un
usual values:
The New Homespun and
Tweed Sports Suits
as well as rvtry ether wanted ma
teria), iiatlern nnd celurlne. A
style ter every man.
Kvery garment in tills group Is
eftenM at a vierth-whlln vavlns.
hccuu'e our rent Is low and our
overhead Is emull, Walk Just a
few steps off Market street and
convince yourself.
Hub
Stores of Standard Jlerchafl
diss and Standard Quality.
25-27 NO. 13TH ST.
Open
Evenlnts
Ktere Orders
Accepted
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Ruth's' First Hemer
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New Orleans, Mreh I7.r-Bhbe
Ruth's bludgeon has started en Its
murderous career. In the fifth in
ning of the game between the Yan
kees and the Pelicans yMterdny,
with' all the baies occupied, the
mighty mauler drove the ball ever
(he rlght-fleld fence for his first offi
cial homer of the year. Three ether
runs which catne New Yerk's way
In this same, frame gave Hug's men
a lead the Pelicans could net over
come, and the filial score was 0 te
3 In favor of Getham.
were members of the relay team that
wen first place In the Pehn relays last
year, se that Coach Irvine' has only
one man te develop for the relay.
Jenes Ami Roberts handle the Javelin,
averaging 185 te 140 feet each time,
The one cvebt CoUlngsweod Is weak in
at present Is the 100-yard dash.
Urierley, the star last scflBOh, was lest
by graduation.
Manager Emmett has' prepared
the
following scnetiuie in track :
April. 20, Palmyra; 28-20,, Penn re
lays: May 0, Cheltenham ; 11, Y. M.
O. A.; 13, 0. II. 8. interscJielastlcs!
17, lladdpnfleld ; 20, Woodbury ; U7,
Qlrahl College; June 3, Norrittewn.
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The Reason M. & H. Lead in Making
Se Many Made-te-Order
Baseball
Uniforms
Service and value. We outfit the aame
teams year After year. Seme of our uniform
patrons have been having uniforms made
here since they were boys.
Prices
$5$6-$8
These unlfemis am tha hoof
fabric and wears like leather. Holds shape. Often gives two years'
dSeJjdn&t'. P yUr rder ln n0W' del"y Ine,n,
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