WA t,ft ' i"' mmrrn ra ?-ru r wf.r w$&s&''fzPtex.J .: t&iiW?fr&v 7?'?.h,yi y; jiK&-Ai,::7t ::.:. .fi6B r-nrea mm iS ikSi r' iiiliViiSiisitriiv v?fw -''u IKflHlfllKHIN IVITifJiVi BL':AfcAii Ci,fti8i,.cltrt MVi.iuwiavK', MJlrl?.,"-' " itep;:S feVf -M. jtTv .$.. Vsa tn ;. vewana. rrapartnf ft .tr. $13 lb I? ?r it.Jtj fe r Oxford Oam Hr April , 1 .. .JL-- t 1 . v - s -r; el 7; WcAnally It Captain GRID ' PLAYERS ON, TEAM W&&fc , tin- !7W't .vfllj - , . . , , - .. ., ITI'JU record numver or, canw 'tMte$ practicing-aa.iiy, inciuaini a iUl1ettraris from, last, .rear,, .the imacrewe .icara ,ai in uniTerwiy Id ftVene ef't'he'b8t Inthe kiitery SlheMfibrt 'at the TJriWeraUy- since irence ueiasmiui siarcea me game .-..firm re: -..., .., iMMJik football takes awn wltli nty of (trlt, willing te take.. blew Ire, enei atrenr ln'bedr1 and fleet 1 limh. rAccerdlna te neldxmlth. who r..TOl. TPflr-lH mBUIlB'ld'UUT T HlKCrR. IM '""wen cOacbTW whipping the candidates 'i thane, lacrosse Is1 net a game for i ireakllnga or these who wilt under an ? "attack, Tmtrfer the' hunky type 0f man lit. . L.ltlAa MOB 411 lfc aajk. fsaa.1 jutH fit Hi lnat month CantAlri nhnrler i'I ifcAnally, one of the backa en thefoot thefeot thefoet r,.iaU team last-tfallhaa been;werklng . Out Wlin b acurc- vi tnuuiuuien en in i -'Mm flald. aptttn In ahana. fnr' an. - ether ever the pond invasion. Oxford t university, wnun eians'a ieur ,ei low 'country, within the, next ten dare, is slated'. te play , en Franklin v Field' eh: 'April 7 and the Rcdvand Blue team Is he Eatllsh ceueiians 'the order of the day. Yesterday after-' neon two teams went tnreugu a bit terly fought 'scrimmage drill for ever an hour, while' the' wind whittled across the lowland . en the banks of the j anxious; te be playing at top form for. ;tbe Engusn ceuegiana. f Consequently intenalve practice ia Schuylkill.. Neither team showed much' of an', advantage ever the ether in the workout but evidently,. winters,,; who hails from Cleveland. ' and Goldsmith were satisfied with, what their charges Streng en Defense "' ' Defensively the team presents ..about as strong n llne-un as hnr been seen. en Franklin Field since the sport started' here. Four veterans of last season, McAnnally, Rumbeldt, Stevenson and Armstrong, represent as fine A quartet of husky defenders as ever wero the Red and Blue in the sport. - , Lee DcKern, the versatile, lad who can run, Jump, box and play-virtually every sport en the athletic curriculum except; chess, Js back at his old pest at center. 'Such veterans j as 'Rogers, Smullins. a football nlnrer last fall: i Priestly-Klvla't and several ethers are. hnlillnK down th'n attack nestn. Mn. " i i,v t - IIil M' curiuuu, ai. uii, uiiuiucr veteran irum Itstyenr.'is aoewing improvement every day and' should prove te be one. of the best in college ranks before the season it ever. , Pruneret, wie, played , end. en the second varsity gridiron team, la a new comer who shows a r world of premise. Tnll and sturdy, the French lad along with speed has all the qualifications that go into making up a lacrosse star. Bill Kelly, the former football star at Trin ity, reported yesterday for the team and sbeuldifind a place, ; A number-of .the freshmen from -last year's yearling team have reported, and from this number Coach Winters should be.,ablelVite find several, first ...string -flayers, j Last year , was (the" first .'.for freshman team, and five or six of the 'tiX 1 m snmnWwm?. 5E.VtfMfcfer.j i. 2K l 4 .' ' f M- i - 4 jyfVA-- .,.--...i-4 i J,... , ,,Tr vsiot:t:emmuaioti 'A..- , "It f4l(-VW''ev - Um pi MlrirZ-HAnimenr ,ei m t. camnmwi te r awcrviae ama . 'ttuV'iHtVVlw a"heleg con'." fared,-byMaver'.Jametf Ceitieh." 'Heads bf, theitwerityjfeur amateur", leatuei, which us "baieball flrdt provided byii thetlClty . Recreation iamniDn, reveiiy, went en 'rec ord its faVeringjtucH n' method of adjusting dispute. ' The ,ddty haal Been recaraeu aa euuiae the nrnvinoe of jther Recreallen CemmisBWh.) ..unarieB.m uurten, president of the Detroit Athletic Association ; Judge Ira Jnyne and Jehn IJedge', presi dent of the City Council have been Lsuggested Jet merabershln en"ika 1 proposed, body, v t ilu. SSWtPr !. aB'Tif 1 nr'ili ! Tr 'I rtft 't.i it) M' I. f ' mi ' ."waSxi: r.BB -!,- araain.aa mi'.w 'f w'..'asj.K'aB rtv . (,' ; ?Sfi 'ly i'.w1' rw,'!', 7 T r aw -j""!'. f '; -vstj'j '4 yeungatem displayed considerable prewv ewwlth the stick; Manager Cellins, of the team, - has ncncauicii eleven games witn the best college, teams In the East'. The Nav among .ethers will be met during the season.. There la n-possibility that n game will be arranged with n Canadian college team for ;the. latter nH of the season. i , . Late Classes Hart Baseball ' ' Late classes -and examinations are holding up the progress of the" baseball team, according te BV.: Walter Carls. The, result Is , an Inability te get a., full 'veteran' team en' the 'field for regular practice Jri the afternoon. - Slgnala nt 'the' trrsebtk time1 are nlme'st impossible; according te the coach, and us a result team play will be hamperedat the start of the season. " T Yesterday most, of the veterans wee ;out early, but bad te leave for examina tions. A lengibattlng drill wlth'Lar 'sen. the veteran left-hander .nnd the ,star of theJmrllngr staff .last year;, and. a iiumuer ei jeungnierB eerviDj; tee enil up m the' batters, , '..Startlhg'riext Monday,, wltlt the nil- dlflnn Af-naMMnttHuntxInffKr. Rnlll. Van: and. several ether basketball players,' uarisa cxpecta te get- into action with intersauad karhes even- afternoon. The diamond will In; all probability be "ready ' by -that. time. - . ,''.. . Tonight the swimming team winds up -its season-in a -meet witn tne-Ttgers at Princeton". Captain Armstrong 'and his mates' scored en easy victory .ever the Jerseyites two, Weeks 'age. r, . LOUGHRAN BEATS McTIGUE Philadslphla exer'' Easily Defeats ' . New ,YerKer in aerantea Ring Scrana7 Pa.', March 37. Toning LoughranV-ef ' Philadelphia, easily- -wen his fight here last.nlght with Mike Sic Tigue, of New Yerk, outpeinting his opponent in -every one et the- ten frames of the battle. ' '? l" , Loughran's (meed, coupled , with hi line boxing ability easily inadchlut 'a fuverlte.-.with the crowd i from the inlh ittf tlmie' was' called irt the 'first, round and his work in ench succeeding round breuabt. him rounds' of .annlaune. ' McTigiie; wa in geed 'condition and L put" up a , very geed argument,' but Lieugnnm's speed was tee -much- for him and 'the Philadelphlan, was. given the decisien'' by all' follower of the game. U. 8i, Amateur Heckey-finals On Boaten.'Mareh.tlT. Ths Bt. Taut Heckey Club and tb .Westminster Cleb et.thfa c'ty. will mums here tenlKht' their itrlM' te A. ermine -the' championship of the United piate Amateur, necnry AHOciatien. ;Wft- imneier defeated St. Paul twice -at St.M'aul for .the champlenahlp. last week and needa only one mera victory OE MM .iv-,;t'.i.4jJiJt 'iv V Ml REALLY tii-i Vk in uierr ciienDc i ii "V tail I u mill i IU'tIUII i LiUllUI k i-.7a.av -3, ''"3 ,. IW Ons teVBdxflhiAmarica, 80 AQUITANIA TO mtfK r? i-. . m vBy LOVIS H. JAFFE TACK DEiit8BY" really Is going V'. ahrrfad;' '"Jadt 'has told me .him- kf thefvhn. .wflllM bO' en' the' steam- Mpi- Aqultariia wltch. will sail for Ehrtahd'AprlLlt;" ealtl the Lelper- 'Tlire- Baren. Jmues-F. Dougherty.-, to day enhls "relarn.jifwm New, Yerk where, .together .wIHi,JThemaa w. nil er,. "of .the. Michigan State .Bexrn Commission, hewhlled away .pert of resterday with'thewerld's heavyweight tltleiheldcr.1 '-S ; tDeugherty has .been entertninlnr tjommissiener. Digger tot, arTerm unri The .latter la. In the East looking ever boxing conditions in" this part of the country.. Tnc commissioner was nmen? these-there at the Onrtlcn when Harry Oreb slapped TomGlbbens all ever the ting, ami he wna one et tnq tew who nreflleted en ensv vleterv for- the Plttaburgh' windmill; "In fact," said ifigger teiny, ,m was a uttie uisap tinintcd. beennse" I thought that Orel) would step Tbinr" ' Dreads vVeyage ' . ' ; ., Referring .again te Dempsey's" pro posed trip 'te England, Dougherty say's that the tltlehelder is net going' across the pond' beceue"he' .wants te get sea sick or anything like that,. Jn .fact. Jack dreads the voyage, hut he must get into action and as there does net appear te be, any' one' in America for him he. musttge te' Europe looking for --1k:X ff !. - i sal ssa- aei aa aw .- -sataa- . mi ainn' aei. ac at t '-. -varasisaaj- si . bp aiij si.ai ... aiitt ;;:-CL'JllVX'iV4il V e'a'lJL;VrX J ,- mti t j .z. ,. .-, .-' ..'j it bb-Ap en a 2 2 -r- , " - ; pp GEOMES CARPENTIIR H-L; , MAY NEVER BOX A WW ay t ; y Jrfenele af FrenehChairtin: ', Ml Weliht le ekvv1IO- .". '. " ' ..' .-' ' l ' ''tL.zJlij. ' champlen . pugilist, mar , never . ftght again. This was thk, opinion expressed by medical men in close touch ;,wiOi f farnMitlep Vi hri. left ttda V ' for, Lfl Unerche, hl country-home southeast 'of liM M.1.M.M 1I.M MIIHfWAM A VIUiai ote for a-few Weeks and then, go' into .trainltag for a bout with Ted 'Ssaid' Bredr; of Brooklyn. In, the ill hth round Of .the final iMiiit scheduled at the tireadway. Exhibition club in moeKiyn Jart ,nlght.r Joe gained the upper, hand rem tne start of the bout and ureva fi Lew around the .ring, landing te the Head, and body almost at Will. Hrody saved himself aMimiich jas possible by falling Inte clinches. w . In the seventh round Tlpllts pepuercd Lew';wlth,a volley of lefts te the head that left, the Brelynrfewy. freggy and necmed en tne verge of t' knockout as the bell; Wni". ' i '"'?' " ;". . , . In ;the next ground 'Jee rushed in ft strong right te knock his man out and rained lefts and right te-the fare and head, lie slammed' through" a terrific right te the iaw nsj-1"e round was nearly over'hml.Lew'wehMe.tlte canvas for the full count. Tipllta weighed 130. and Brady 130j. . Lewhat Olympia,'-Iienden, in. May. ' a ".The :boy, .does net, realise' , tee iWase he is int" said one .etttM doctors" who com iCttl tlen.' "Fer some ttme Jack Kearna ' has been in communication With O.- It. Cochran, the .English promoter," said the Baren today. "There'. no ' kidding about this Dempscy is, leaving America becauac there are no matches in sight for him here. .While no one. in this country would come.'. but 'te seey another Jack Jack Ocerge fuKs.in Europe it is different, I understand.-. They -will net be con vinced eyer there "that Dempscy, is a socker,, until they see him eeck some one." i - Wills. Match Off . , Proipects-ef.'a Dempscy. Wills match are'net se bright; Dougherty says, ac cording te inside information he learned lhrNew Yerk. -Governors and commls-Klen'-are Intimating that they will net indorse., this inter-racial contest; and Harry Frasee, vwh"en he learned thnt Governer lEd wards, -,of New Jersey, bad limited' prices en, any boxing show te SIC,, immediately took his' $350,000 offer and went into hiding. Tem Gibbens :wbb: eliminated from a bout with, Dempscy;' and Greb is cn tirely tee small, se "what is the peer guy, - Dcmpsey going te de?" asks Dougherty, answering' in the ,- same breath-'He must go 'abroad." 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The .terrific pounding Cerpentler re celved front Dcmpsey- in the nght in the Jersey City" arena, last summer .'aused, Mrs; Cerpentler,, who' saw1,, the moving-pictures of the, battle, te re nuctrt her husband te forsake the, squared circle. It is understood ".that die has', emphatically renewed this re fuest during his present illness. TIPLITZ SCORES KAYO asi7" ii i - Has Ne Trouble In Putting- Away " Lew ilredy In Eighth 8easrn New Yerk, March 17-7-Jee -Tlplltz, of Philadelphia, knocked out . Lew Underwear for Men The staiHkrd. character and low price, of our underwear arc known. W nerar buy a "job let" of any sort Every, bargain we 1 advertise u genuine. ' ' J 15 3 auiU $325 Nainsoek, plaid & $1 striped madras - L Seisette Pajamas, $3.00 per suit Marshall E. Smith & Bre. .Mmn't (Ineerpavnted) , -Athhtie FurnUhingi 724 Chestnut Street Geed TOMORROW SATURDAY RaJKaSEDER end Markat Just Arrived for Saturday! 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SUITS in year-around we:ghts in new styles and patterns all beautifully tailored all silk sewn offering the greatest values that have been seen in years. Medels and sizes te fit any type of man fabrics and patterns te suit any preference. Slen'a Shep Third Heer 'MM. BCVVCVVSBBBBBm BKVOCWtBlBl Sale! Men's $3 Trousers Men -Here's yeurchance te get separate TROUSERS for less khan wholesale cost. Dark cassimerea and worsteds, some pin-stripe patterns. Well made. All sizes. ' '- . Frank Seder Third Fleer $1.59 kin W aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBaBHBHBBBBaeapBaeaBi v aw.;a-..,iitW'Wi,LW,.v.i &. a ??-v , vsl x.ii.1- -Axjf,-:ii' jmmmmimm amammw-M9 mmmmm-t 'asiam ' -sr & u W.!5STrvf -r-,. f ' , , ' r- -" r, -, .- 3 'tr '-...' 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EXTRA TROUSERS WITH EACH SUIT MADE TO MEASURE Bcaatifal harring-benes, smart tweeds, fine frays and good geed looking mixtures, excellent Dalit? all-wool aon-preof .blue serge, unfinished and finished worsteds, eaaaimerea and also BBYjr bin serges, all included In this aale. $28 The finest assortment of Demestic and Imported Tweeds you have ever seen. The Tweeds that are the sensation of the season. EACH SUIT WITH TWO PAIRS TROUSERS $28-50 24 Blue Serge) Special With 2 Pair of Trousers Full Dress Suits and Guaranteed and Sunpreof Made te Measure All -Weel $28.50' Tuxedo Made te Measure $33.00 P. B. White & Ce. SALE AT BOTH STORES 808 Chestnut St. AND 104 Se. 8th St. OPEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY UIrriL t fg VL .50 TWEEDS!! $34.50 Spring Topcoats Tailored Te $0 A .50 Measure 'Ss T&t m . i x -v.tr; :m m 1M wsm mm a 4 1 ) -f'-t U nr' J lftA'...l.yiiMLyML , .-sS1., v r i ,!! rmm rifj e..w-iWiSrfa. w . v ' . ?s&wmu&cv?i.;r ..w A&i ivi -ry a5&P,!Prt?ffiJM I yyytf rjtMfciV'rfArfM.JS j , ,vi, '-, mMSBsampzi 'i,''.:i. f:cK3a - -. -r, hisi m. .-.(-H-aaaaaiaaaaui aaa.1, u.iL.a-,. muv tj jiv 't KiiiL . .ji -L. :'Ai :?t .; .. a-i H.V'aMiAB f1!, iai' Jr1 r- B.1 , .. , VtUbUBkanSBliBBl m . i..- fc jX ili - ea . : F. V. t W r. if, V
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