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CHISOX WILL PL A Y
ONLY A MINOR PART
IN RACE THIS YEAR
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ZprLr iivurv juui hvj . -vvi
fie Coming American League Campaign.
Training Season Has Net Been Successful
Ily UOllLKT W.
Nxr1 IMItnr Kvenlnr I'ul lie 1lKfr
V Seguln. Tc.. Mituh I
Till. 1U-1 edition of the "Chicago White Se wilt lie ecn again In nil
American League cities In lb--. A '"civ new names may appear In the
east of characters, but they proeably will play miner roles. Klil Olcasen will
have en his hands the same club that finished seventh lat jear, but the
scrappy, hard-working manager is net dismayed. He has hopes of boosting
his team n couple of notches higher In the race. Hepe it ureal thine tu
baseball.
The training season, down heie hay net been what one wight rail a luiwliiiK
success. Seme of the athletes were holdouts, ethers were tee Melt te leave the
old homestead nnd a few were permitted te report lute. Sheel and lied
Mulligan were holdouts for dome reason or ether. l.rnle Jehnsen "as taken
sick when It came time te leave for .Seguiit and, when inlleld practice was
called, the only thing that Interfered wa the fact that there was no infield.
Ntrnngc as It may scent, there were but two rookie candidates for the
Infield jobs. Hareld Uubser, of Cedar Uaplds, was said te be it first baseman
when shipped here, but failed te prove it. Otergard, who pliijcd with Hleii
City last j car. is a fair third baseman, ami that let.s him out. This wn the
Infield the" tirt week. If It could be called such.
In ether tralnliiK camps we have visited thus far there hns been an
' abundance of raw material. Jf one position was vacant, a dozen men were out
every day trying te win it. McOrnw had a couple of dozen men tiuhtitiit for
one job. ' ItebliiMin needs one pitcher and hauled fourteen te .lacl;i-onllle ler
tryeutf.
D'ewn here there arc a deen pheners, Including the regular of last year,
three rookie outfielders and two catchers, Sehalk and Yaryan. TV re were
three nt the sturt, but Graham, who was with Sioux City last year, broke his
thumb seen after he arrived, nnd the retelving had te be done by the veterans
Q
fiZS it net a healthy-looking iiutfit, and geed halt player, cither air
verf hard te pet or Oemiskey is working en a big ileal which icill
bring some stars te the IVAife Set. Theso arc the only rci)r; ire
ion think of.
Dick KetT Is a Holdout
ryiHE pitching- department Is considered most important, and the veterans
eT last year are expected te hick in with some very geed work. If they
don't. It won't be their fault, for they did everything possible during thu
winter te help them in their chosen profession.
Urban Faber, the moist heaver fiem Cascade, Town, went into a hospital
nnd had his knee operated upon. Wilkinson, who is starling his third jrar
with the Sex, had his tonsils removed nnd Prof. Hedge Is minus his appendix.
In addition te this, Dick Kerr derided te improve bis financial condition and
became a holdout. Thus four of the old stand-bys have been doing the be.t
they could,
Faber wen twenty-five games last jenr. which was a wonderful per
formance with that ball club. He was out the last six weeks of Hie season
or his record probably wduld have reached thirty, ltcd leeks geed this ,venr.
and Gleasen sajs he has mere stuff than ter before. Hedge, 'WitMnseii nnd
MeWccney arc due thU season, and flleaien believes they will show a great im
provement. Jese Acesta, rhe Cubannla carver, is down here, having been taken from
Cennie Mack at the waiver price, .lese is a geed pitcher. He has u great
fast ball, a very geed curve and excellent control. Nobody can explain whj
Cennie let him go. Acesta will win u let of ball games.
Of the new hurlers, Jehn Ilusell has all the earinurks of a tegular. Jehn
ia a southpaw und joined the Sex last August. He pitched in the winter
leafuc in California and wen five nnd Inst one. He has taken off about twenty
pounds, and as a result is a better athlete. He is booked for first -string
duty.
Lcvcrcttc comes from Fert Smith, Ark., and made a hit in the early
practice. He is tall and thin, has had little experience and it is doubtful if
lie will linger. He has a nice fast ball, but no curve.
Davenport, the lanky left-hander, has lets of stuff, but no control. If
he ever learns where te threw the ball, he will be a valuable asset. Dudley
Thompson, another southpaw, shows premise, and Klmer Cox, who purchased
his release from th llichraend club te he could join the Sex, is likely te stick.
'VHAT'fi alt there tsi thcic im't any note north mentioning.
Outfield Regulars All Arc Slurs
THE outfield will consist of Heeper. Strunk. Fall; and Jehnnv Mi,m,1.
There Is no chance te lift any member of this quartet out of the line-up
unless the player Is sold or traded. Heeper nnd Strunk have been here niuie
than a week nnd are In championship form right new.
Elmer I.cifer, of Meese Jnw, is a candidate, which means nothing. Kddie
Hafferty, a semi-pie from Chicago, Is a hard worker, but needs mere experi
ence. Ralph llermele. one of Chicago's bravest firemen, has shown quite a
little natural ability and may develop Inte a high-class outfielder after n
year or se in the'brush.
Sheeley Tvill be back at fir-st lm-e, and tlleasen believe" he Is one of the
best In the business. "Yeu never see a ball go pat him." said tffe Kid. ".nid
hla fielding always is geed. He hits nil kind's of pitehing and is net the
lowest mnn in the league. I'm glad we have him."
Eddie Cellins will de the second-basing in his usual hlgh-rlns mani.er
aad Ernie Jehnsen will take care of the short field. Ued .Mulligan and
Harvey McCIcllun will battle again for the third base job.
Unless some mere catchers are captured. Kav Schalk will h.ue te de ine-r
of the catching, with Yaryan as his first and enlj assistant.
fHE ) hite Jser de net leuk tery
apparently hare brrn ilrriiythenrtl. ami tjllriinnii ninl m h',,1
Johnny Lvers. are slated for a rough journey.
lepurlal.t, Hit, hu i'i. 1). u rJj,r CempQHv
DUNDEE BEATS WHITE
Naw Yerker Awarded Popular De
clalen After Fifteen Hard Rounds i
Xw Vn-b Vrl, 19 Tnlitin- Ttn.
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dee, of .New lerk. was given the
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inage' ucctsien ever vnariie uitc, or
nklnncn nf ilie n,I r.f rtielr fifteen .
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round bout In Madii-en Square tmrden
enminc in for mere. He frequently
bounced off the ropes nnd sent rights
tnd lefts te White's body.
Whlte seemed bewildered by the
Italian's ring tactics. In the eighth
the Italian bounced off? all four sides
OX ine ring, swinging nit leu. te i uuu a
flee at each rebound.
The Chicago boy landed cleanly with
hla left en numerous occasions, but
Mldem did it appear te step Dundee's
The verdict was popular with the1
Crowd. - I
WILLIE GREEN WINS
PI-.-.I-. uncciM wirie
. . . t. .4,11 , ,4.1 j
D.fi-t. lobby Wilten In Wlnd-Upj
at Cambria A. C. ,
Wfllia Green added another te1
HU lone list of victims hut night when
n. of.,l Tlnliliv -Wilsen In thi clcht
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lmrd and g ve a geed
If but (Jrecn was en-
r iin. had no treub e
iHin.. "eunit
Wilsen fought u
account of blmse
tlrely tee clever
Qelf Champien Seeks Divorce
PHUbur.li. March Is Dorethy I I'uinu-
ball lluril, feitn-r L'jilurt .Stntm. UtHbli J.id
Canadian umntcur felf cliunmlvn. .imU'rd.iy
lld Uftltlen In Coitnnen I'ru. Court line
iMtore juuke riieinun j. i erii, in uniuii siu
Wit fh.t h.r hllkbuilil. Jaclc V. lluril.
XW elUiHii.n or tin. cu. de required te
1 alimony and ceunifl fees te defray
divorce uredlnn l!cli hc
.d.imi eiw,
M niBi. u w in. wtu B v U.ybl,,WfilMrSS",Zi'.Sr. f" V' isb rg Allen V. Oel.Mcln. of runner. T7" V '
ln for the boxers. White weighed u?.' ,... . , ' V'l.l t. .1 diihlii i Frank X. Hep. of the mile against our team. ,
184V3 and Dundee 127tf. , iS? i,. MlCarren kn0lkpU "' YeniVr-l V. Y.. nnd IVd C Shane- , rwllr( j
Dundee forced the lighting from the ' xvw eiimuns Yeimr Lmnarii and ' n!l"' hi r,'atesvll le, J .1 f,irir ca,.,. fl.i,oel dajs en,
tut. White being content te Btand fcfc p, u.nJi.A.V'fr, ' DCWM pni flKsTI (1P :-' fV'T eC TSlv ni ' '
back and use his left te ward off the u" '"7: PtUU POLOIblb LObt ,,,. ,esult that th. v ar u u U pa-,
li-ltan'. .attack.. The little Italian, l "d,ISSf,."r J.' .' - ' . ''!". P-' "l1 UL , 1' I,b,4 - r 'lIi
.I. -w. t. ..i-i - iruir.i 'jv Kehier linm- I nn.iiin .i... ...... i..., ii. rf Krnnnvn: I'tumm it,. .iMiurr. Liiuub' ." . . i ... -,.,.
theuh stung several times by the Chi- , 11 ikti ekii-miuc suTta . Red and B,UC TrL L"C t0 Prln"' I ! middlr'-diManc.. .'"vSis Al.nw.tnl..,
ci boy', left hooks and jabs, kept "Vet ,,,, ,hjll, .,. .. . . " 2 , , like ,hN. camum.es has run eress-
W In the seml-vvind up Penny Pass de- , The Kkert... s went l right . the -t..t-- i i ... - b - i.ii- i fyx h iui. riSAU ei- watkk en,
WS Itcd Bebby McLeedln the feature bout ,fi.rsl hn f' '":'l """' -l"1 ' !"'r ll ',.''' ' l,,l t e " i-e ve te,,h,v e' 'rl,U 1S!Ijl '
mPt, jwier or tne iiariiist Kiniis et reumis. i ..i,,.,. Mr. -,,', ' ,', ' i The .cord of the .North llread urcct te rra.li t he - ' ' e,m "
Hv!i- Tha ether results Johnny Mnyhoel; .U10J '" ,, ,, ' . -y0"1" "mie gave liis ' , ,.,,.,, ,, i,i.ried of two rn.fV.
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fennulnblv thu unit, (tthri tint,
Evening Ledger Decision
ei lung aeuis Last i
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virl.irtt .Inlinnv .vin.linek wen fro
IWari Vminr .le llmillM mill .1...
ur nmi r.We hiiem-r. ui,n i
i fumnuimli.
.''"'' 1KK Johnnie Itumlrr nuanlril ,lr.
i-uien e,rr t hurtle whlu-t .larkn'nii i
MIMIMllt. ONT - Julinnle I.rtli- nml ,r0y '
Sfliiuirt dr.u: .Iu,k niitenl kneiknl out
I'utn.v llmniil.an, fourth.
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7.1? ,i,lM"ir.J'l '"'inn s"Jw "luiitfd Millie I
Itltrhlri luike htunk und letinc UlutVi
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NOW UP TO READING
, victory for Celts Tonight Will
End
Eastern League Race
Tin, Heading Hears bold the key te
the linul linlf of the LuMmi League '
basketball race Thej meet the
tV.lfi? , Vr,foltewn ,n,lti lini, lf
the Xew Yorkers win tliev will have ,
cptIiriH tUt. championship "of the "', .'
eml half. '
, A y.1'l".r.v fe1' h,J pities is predicted.
i "V ".'." ,I"i:m will light liard for
Vcl"" -"."'V
the bnme.
Camden's
chances et
tleing up the
a-nm.erInB last niglu nt Tren.e , whe ,
,ll,,-V -'" 1",,',I",I "" of the worst'
''"f"'"" "f h- M-nnnn by the Petters ,
w.lire 50 te U. '
r.ue went
Reeves te Coach Lafayette Fresh
l.usieii. I'.i., Mn i en is - ii i i,
llic.ei. Hreliia'- ir.inuicci -t l...fMtii. i u
,k .. hieii, mi ioae'1 ilu r.jfa n
i recninan 0.011-11.111 ii'dru 110 nun 11 itiem
her of the Lufajelte varsity nlne while In
, cenexe mm ammn uun eucu usaecutieu wiin
Ilia national tame.
IlO VV-M secretary In
I former rreildent
Tener, et th. National
1 Lei cue.
.ilmiin Jeni-s. -i 'W lull., .uiu'-ii i - - -1 un i. in- iiii'i eiiuurry ami iwi"" - -
"'"' , 1 1. victei.v evir I rsliius, she milking n That's the way with these uern latin-
TIGER GOLF HOPES
REST ON KNEPPER
New Princeton Links Candidate
Premises te Help Fellow Trail
Blazed by "Limp" Dean
SOME LOCALS ON TEAMS
I Ily SANDY McN'IIILlCK
PRINCETON'S golf prospects arc
i about the most premising it's pos pes
'sible te dig up mound the campuses for
the coming season.
Tim Tigers will lese the vnlunlile
services of J. Simpsen Dean, the curly
headed Dixie dlveteer, but the team
this year falls heir from the freshman
class te ltud Knepper, who ranks in
the first ten American uniateurn nnd is
surely tjie strongest lead-off mnn any
Eastern college will be able, te provide
this season.
Knepper was runner-up te Evans in
the Western umntcur last summer, after
being the medalist. With three years
ahead en the links for Princeton, Knep- ,
per is expected te mew them nil down, I
Princeton also will hnc three vet
I'lims of lust, jear's star tcntn. Captain
Heb Wintrlnger will very likely play
Ne,. 'J te Knepper, with Ed ( arrutli !
and Hill Sparks net in line ,
C'rcsiMtfll Tip
A Philadelphia lsy has better than
an eeti chance te laud en the uindty.
Which bring forward Donald Cress
well. He learned his golf here at.
Huntingdon " alley under Davie Cuth
bert nnd enters local events from the
Villi!.-. Clnli In 11CI ),,, ii-.m lila ttref
! tournament, the St. Martins cup eveut,
and last year went te the ttnnK
De was medalist with n 711 or some
thing nt Phllmeut in the local junior
championship last .enr.
Crebswell captained the frehmnn
team nt Princeton last year. He may
appear here seen wearing the Orange
and Hlnck. ns It were, for the Prince
ton tenm is due for n tilt with Morien
en the east ceur-e in the carh part of
i the season.
I The Tigers tna (tickle Penn en tile
same course.
Ne High IJghl
The latter will build a Re, and Ulue
te.im out of some premising material
which will be further brought out in a
sluing tournament open te anyone in
i the I niversity. Several locals hne u
chance but there Itsn't any outstanding
, star te lead the fray.
I Yale. tee. is rather up against it In
'that diioctien, new that Jc-se Sweet-I
l.n l.iml. lining l.lr.,,,1 (Vi.,, V.,...
. ok. is u;,t te enteV imslness e a who competed in the Internatiena, im
leave of absence from I'nele Ell's halls. ' mile race here
Swcetser is tin cx-chniuj), and one of i of the two-mile relay lecerd holders
the best In collegiate circles. j .. . (. v llwU the cai.tain nnd
Ne one will miss him except ale, " , ,, ,,,, .. :n remnetc
1 Harvard. Darthmeuth and the rest will ! anchor man en the team, w. 1
- hrtvi. no one te ulve Kncntier. Prince- . ncainst US in the Acblllcs Cluli g.imti
ii.ii ii Lin-iLlira ililnlln '
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A 'ufcal'llnrlan Statzell. Jr
.d" elfiT
"wi?h the
.Daitmeuth but, though n gee
1 he will fri-k en the diamond
1 baseball sijuad.
Inirllr llelTtifr, ,Mx Smith anj n.un t
Hai'knev. nr amunp- ether pre? fa.mllt.ir te
the I'litl.il,'lilil.i district who uia ctaUr
In ft fant Ml fur th at Coast rierliU
till" whlsh in Is tJJay.
Tlir ltrltl-ti uiiritriir nr.il ladiiM' clururum -xlilt)
rlll be 1.1.1 .'J uti'lr the aunie ssiem n
liMetni,ir. in- airiiitfurs 'antti tne Ai.nl
I lean n."thil
Lm 1-....UMJ by It. una A. i.tIi.-i
I le pUJ for till next eve rtays In thnt-i
I nole t'.lalsh I lu -Ms,' (leI'MteJ
ir r.ei ir.i-a!. ieur iep -n.i
,llm Deulln. Imi: "f Torie nil an Ur.U-. H
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,;acliiB lh iirt "ii-it'ur 'v.-ni .l.mn ti-ie
Uir.. i. s ler nit, in. .j imu kier..
I Marshall UrWI U hailmr M.iutie Taltnan
i?ib1:"i.,i?Ji.r,S,",nH '.'t?.?. UIR
, rii a. t,a Juir.ini ..n in :.ie n-ur
, tStuia
' n.rt n,tt i i.ii, t.runiiin-un 'h---r.w en
in i.lwe bruhlit" up TUe dtu en
il-.tq mi . 'en imfcrht u '. m .til ' ti.iliiri 01 t
h's r jinul n-,ulnjt Julie r"e ut I'lrt Viilley.
the fiiurili hole, an cll.'i ar. I i eau affair.
, . Uii' tlnlshed "t 1 .:-i ''1 ill, ii- me
, lll't t'ltirtl lie-lit will b li-ll Jlav .4 te 0.
Th elul, l tnal.lnff t-le-.vln-j ii .'iat.itlen te. ;
a iileu.s.int Linn.
urli will I ' larted f.m, z' N"'v f,atl In
i the Lenstnic'tH'ii of fijliteen liuli" en -"du I
1 "rul": Ih" 'w flW flub -h,r''
ZAHN IS REAPPOINTED
.,, ,, n,enh A. Millar. 01 Asbiuy l'.vik.
, v .1 i-'nntaln-ilect Themas II. Cul-
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Princeton pole I Ne- fame inreugn vie vie vie
torieuslj last night in tlmr lirsl g-imes
In the 'national IiuIihm pole champion-
shin tournament, wnnn nas in en in
tiregrens en the
tauhail; et the S.iuad-
run A Armery.
As hut tour teams wei
ntcred for
the intercollegiate title, this was the
seuii-linal round. The tinul will be
Pl.."ed tonight.
M'l,.. Illiie rldei. in what was nieh-
tiblv the best game of Indoor lollegiate
pole ever playnl here, were terceil Inte
.in extra clilll.ker te dete.it nrvvlcll
I'nlvi rsity, " te !. Piineeieii wen
fiem tin1 l'lilversity of Priiusjlraula
Iiuiell mere ea-llj , the -i or, heing 0
te -
CLAIMS EASTERN HONORS
Temnle College Girls' Basketball
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eam .m ' "ljr vc lra? x
Th- B'h "f ''," 0,VI'1" (j"' '
basketha I team aim the iJas crn gir
ln.sketball cliaiuplnu-hip et the Full
g
rln'
i lie victei.v evir i rsinus, me niiiking n
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imp. Mill und Chiller, along with
mlrth-provehlm: features, upuear
rjlir.i ,it.e,
Ainiy uunip,
run inner 111:4 lii-v w,w4,,.4. ic.Luiea. 44UU4114
every Sunday In the Blx-page. AUL-HTAil
PISe. A,-HTAil
h Sunday ubll
eelqrea uemia eeciiva ei iui
Vfli7.r.-4ft'.
n,--,nnth Basketball Coach Slans ,.i..i,1i ,,f the track virtually the en- i',,i.hIUn,, uh,i ian in the three-mile The first week, the Ii.hm nrni,ti.,...i ., .i. seen began te take off Frankle s super
' , Tn Mere Yi-nrs tire distance, jet he le-t tin-' race iij , Jutfi-tintlenul race here in the Pcnn re- gymnasium, hut lnt w'eek the sound whs llueus avoirdupois. In leu weeks Mn.
. -, ! , . , . . liii'ties in i in,,... .- " ... ,, , , ...t.. in., n, nuivf ieiii ii mi: hi- nu-, uun nm- ...... .. ..... ... . ,.4.411 1 if 11, j nme f'ls nre km 1. ..... - - .. -
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imiiviii, ,'.---- - Sta anl IllliMivii iii,". - . , mug t'ios-cetiJ iry nun ieii;-iusiuiii,.- i'ii" "! h viihiii neus in leatn. ns en v "" i'"""", . . . 1 1 ,
V. Zaln. of Philudelphla. hits been re- ) .. ,,.- venm. " ,""U'r 1,K" rn.-cw und should fIQ able te turn in a two of last jearN nine have left "cl" 1 Then Maguire started ,, comeback
.iimIiiIi hI eench Ot the ll.irlmeutll ,, r.....n..i. -..,., ,t . . n.. t .1.1..1. 1... i....t... .1... u....n.i 'I'lie 1. mi 11, ,.,. 1, .,1,1. ...hi 4,."; ..l.r.,it three ucvkn hl'ii. lie met ,lee
,'l'r " - -. . , . , ,. elll l.euiieii i.-v.-.. ., . .. iu-i nine. 1 iimiK ou mi.iie ins- .--ii;i, -"..- I" '""n '. "in e-e isieiliun 1 '" J " ... . , .1 1 1 i .
Iiiisketbtill team ter ani.tl.v two jen.. lVltli another vcar of cemptjt tleti fin- ., . ., however, necessurv for a. ! Field in the future for its macllee . F.agali at Hartleid. 01111 chased lum
iZahu has coached tin' urcin Mirsuy , , , s lUlIll tf n shape, siieunt ue tlll.rat0 mt,,r 1 games. " 1 areuml the rin: m much that the referee
s 'and freshman teams ter three seasons ' ml.ltty close t Nerman . , t a ,-,,... ... . .. .... Truek 1 andldntes will 1. ,.ii...t ,. bulted the match in the ninth round
if . nnd during that period h.r, hung up a I;:' V . " , ef".t minutes 11 ::-. see- ' n n meet ai j.n ru ium nieui.i u.e A ,, , i.r(,M),.w , , . , ., " ' V ' "" ' , r(.I1Uercd 11 decision in Frankle's
VlL'lf . , ,.', 11, ,t Veeerd. lie will have the l.iher s tc 0111 01 . following results will give nu idea en ,,, , '., ',,, 'l7..' . l . "'! "t ! ?. . ' - i .AVVe.-V 1,.. returned a winner
- :V. J., personnel of this ,.,,r', varsltj "i.u;. ,.. ... ,. ,,., ,. ' the strength of : their team : One-mile- - - j ; ; - i '" .ei, , , ..... . - ',',. ,,, Stllte
.i.r.....i ....1 r.i t ,., t'.r'i tie-inmn tenm .vieuniiun, . ;-,,,.,. ,. ,i.- ...n vv e 1 ny jiriincr: second, .Miiugnii ; t..i 1 .... ...; .. .. . "'". s'""""'
,' f' ,"' ll "". ".....'. ...:..- i,..i,K.,. stiiis. is tne liTiusi.i e.i I-,.. , ,. , ,,,... ini,,.,. ., n,!,..,,,., '"."" '""i"'"Ps ibkc place. Hev-'r..f ri.r riitinins
"'-'"J. ..nt.ts were .iwiiid.-.! -u men champ en. "V" ' ',,,!, ' , BS-l-B H'oends. Ualf-mlle ,, in-Dead l" ", "": , "1 V '... ' '.,... c?m rn, MnL-uire has been boxing for
-'( t .iixit 11 1 it 11 pi i it-iwii w...n -.. -i..,,. entr fin-, svii 1 -.- ...-, ..... ..-' nini rn. m ni .,... ii -- -...-----,---
in 1:1,11. . r i; ,...!! v sound Tliej are fan- is I minute . sei .1 ..-. ,;" ' ." , i.at between Mtlligim and lruner. ,1,, . ' " ... " . '" ...,.? """ '"" " "s ,or I , ..Vnr.. ml altheu.li he was llguri
.-. 11 1 .. ..iii .. . -l. . .4.1-h iiriiii:i-i - --! - - -
AND
' - . (ITm) ( OH ejj sSiuy) & -
HBH And The-he took op gelf1 Yr?'
II I H i t
Perm Four-Mile Relay Team
te Face Fast Rivals Abroad
Quartet of Oxford-Cambridge World-Recerd Helders
en Jeb at Achilles Games, in Which Red and Blue
Fliers Will Compete
Ily IAWKKXCK A. IIKOWN
Truck Tmm enl World's Itrcenl lletiln- ler IWU ViiriU
limlulii f l'rnn
w,
HEN the four
th e University
nrrires in Londen
. . , ,.,.... nf tiie. combined Oxford -
i ' , , , . , , .... (.nm wt,ich
Cambridge two-mile rel i team wtiicn
I broke the world's record for the cent
:,, i, ivnn relay games in 1020. and
f(,1lr(ll nthlete from the ether side ;
. A lOlirtll IllllOl" """ i
. ,-
en April S.
Uudd has graduated from
; Oxfenl- but hUU ,,1ayS " l're,u,n,,,t 1,llrt
in athletics in England.
I Competed Agulast wt
Stallard. Talham nnd -M '? r
-mile rclav team of , tlenal race nnd kept his team up in the
.. f i,.,.isvlvnnln ' r"re "t the start. Tnthnm should be
y of l'llllslNanmr)1I)able of turning In nu exceptionally
it will be greeted b f,sl Jn,c alti,euph. like Mountain, he
the ethets who cenipetcil '.'"'' l ' j ll0t particularly fast, the weather con
best American athletes in l -" ' dlttcuis making record minks almost
.. I. u 111 he seen III 111'! mil, -..- -
I r1.I,.,rldi:e luive held intru-murul nice s
'race against the University of 1 enn- T)) 0x:fc)r t.(m nu 1(0(,u gu.utiy
. svlvanlii. . . .'weakened through the graduation of
nnrinu'tliH winter both Oxlenl n' , ICmM. the Seuth African champion. In
;-- ..;.,,,, ,,,. .t inate el tni'irin. . , ,.,.,. n,.r..i i,t ni-
iruiu niii'ii - ,, . t.
trencth in the (listuin es '" "
ki.neil. Cambrida',1, wit u su u win
,.,.,,,,.. ns Slullaftl. AtOUlUllin,
"''".".,, Se.itrrevc. appears te lie
i iiiieiiui ... . , .... I If flits
the strongest el the !" '-" ,l" .
' nuiu tet Stallard is perluips un- "" He js t1(. ll(,st Ullvr llt Oxford, although
, known. Tllaml;'; .,';'- " ',' ing In the Mime dun
i usual tmieiiiit et .tunmti.. it x "" " Us Stallatd.
one e the best distance runnel-, in l.ni, Mctiinnes is a ness-i eiuitiy star.
I land, ... . lie wen thu race against Cernell In the
H,
m hire in Ii' '",'"'-
,..),. rlnhlirn mars
Olll. Ollli-l-
that time, in addition te gatni.ij
,,,iidcrable vapciicnce m iW''
, he , reiim eil eii t
.. l.at tn-ar in the hiltih
, UampiunsUips, .Stallard was beaten
by Illll. the OlympiO SlO-meUrs
.tampien, in record-breaking time.
age in the chomp eni-ii. y- '".y
forced te ue 1 miui. " , ' " , ,
!..... ii iirti I'll 11 t -- i
Tathum will be lecallrd as the th,etn
who injured his ankle en the .hip
.....niu. te this country, freui Kng and
if,,,, th" two-mile relny In liui. ,ith
little oiinertiinlty te train hcie. before
'the race he showed liimsc f one et tne
piiekieit athletes ever te dig Ids spikeb
Mnie the cinders en 1- rnnklln I leltl.
', ny sheer grit Tatlinm ran a ww
y.s Krax j
rplli: bewllns Kill admits she's mere
1 fiimlliar with duck pins than
I'lethcs pins. . , , ,
Y,ii ii set te tame the Tiger in the
C.I.H tonight. The trouble ,h they
don't use a cage.
Our Dally t.uesslng Contest Wiat
color is the hosiery sorted by flic ltcd
Sen? .
That i
1 4
- "" ' " "
tr I llrrru saved an old lady in
;...... it i.n rati null a lew names
afire. -Nen- ' he can pun n (it games
out of the fire for the Jints'.
eul ' ' . '
.
Sat a. few i-II .aaies nave eeeu
Doiteoned tatelr. W !. .
9 v r
riTALLAUD W.1S lercca te um "i "' Al,,,,!,,,.,,,, ,,.11 he lemernliereil (is the candldatiM w.irltln,. .ml f.. i...
''l ... eiM'tllN-c-I OIHls AlTi:CT KIl.til
I , ,t 'Hi
Competition
THEN SHE TOOK UP
is rated as a middle-iUstance runner
S'enyiere t letter known te
American e ' cress-country
runner, luiviug competed against
Cnrnill when the lthacans raced
the r.wjlivli a year age. In a re
cent meet held at Cambridge. SVt SVt SVt
grove wen the mile in .) minute J
)l sicends. The race teas run en
the turf and was slew became, of
the ankle-dreii hiud through trliich
the rnnnrrs were, forced te fight
their way.
I
N THE same meet Mountain wen the
half mile in 2:07. with Scngrete
second. Mountain also wen (he -l K
ard race In ."2 4-."i seconds, with
latliam a close second. These tunes ale
i ,. ,
jum,,,,,, .M,i;i,mes Montague mm
-.ii. .,., ii..,,.,.., w.w.,, ........ ., -
let of sniwdy mlb-rs who
heuld hmkei
f,.el.,i for ...... .,..,,
Vlllli-nn run ,.n eveellent halt in
,, ." ,." ,,,.., s!,llnr,l. win
-- ...... u.,i ..i,. ....- .- ,
i. veuhg and iiieMiericnced nt that time.
meet en the oilier side, r.rttle is known
i of ids ubllit.i as a miler. jet his cre.-H-
nullify epcriencc leads nie te believe
that In: should be capable el' lurnltig In
fast time in that event.
Newcomer
1'timier is u newcomer tu Ameri
cans, lie net having llgurul much In the
ui'Hsj from the ether side. In u recent
1 meet en a muddy track he ran the mile
in 4 minutes liSd-ri seconds.
Montague will be remembered as the
I Time, minutes f!::..". seconds. U0-
' jrd run Wen by Leslie Smith. Time
el isecends.
ft trill he noted lhat in leth the
Oxford ami Cambridge meets, the
athletes ran in tun races and at an
early date. I think their times,
considering everything, were jiead
and that leth trams will male
J'enn fight te the litter end for
cn'tery in the ;our-ml( event.
Cubs Defeat Les Angeles
Ijis AimclpH, Cnlir.. MuitIi is Til,, t'hl-
, CllS'l, ( jtlH, .Vltll USIlOtlH, .Stlil'l uiiil Fi,..i-
innii In th" lmx., il' ffiitwl the lei-nl IMcllk
Ccii.t Jpkkue line by a .corn of 7 tn 0.
Down in Weight
j
,
)
FKANKIIJ MAfJUIKi;
Who reduced Iilself from 200
pounds te his bet ntnc scale, 104
.. i.!ln 4 liiiuutes eSd-.'i seconds. .leliiiny Lavln has hnd hlu Imcrl.nll
?V
IH-::,P
'Ipr . ' ' ;; '
4-K - " I1 1
tB' - & '
wKg,'''- 'Tf lliiiat& ?'''""""
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GOLF
SI.
Dii-ecter Faye Announces Only
Exhibition Competition en
Courts for This Year
NO COACH PICKED YET
Ily PAUL PREP
TENNIS Is the latest .pert te be put
cm the list of nthlette netlvities nt
St. Jeseph's Prep Scheel. This an
nouncement was made by Themas Faye,
athletic director nt the Seventeenth nnd
Stiles streets institution.
"We have been planning te have n
tennis team "for two years," wild Mr.
Faye, "but we have decided te carry
out the idea this year. Of course,
we won't be very preliclent tit first.
but we'll improve and have n regular
team by net year.
"We haven't decided who will coach
the team as jet. a well-known tennis
authority will be selected before long.
We expect te go Inte this sport with
the view of making a geed nnme, nnd
we don't want te de anything in a
i llimsv wav.
"As te what courts well be used, we
l are undecided. We have several big
I clubs in view, urn! evnect te obtain the
r.Vi , . '" " ""rVI "Vl"!', len?- Wn
..in niiiiiiii: u Mimii si-uriiuie tins year,
eiil ii in nave u uarci one me year utter.
May Enter League
"An effort will be made te get into
the lulerseheliistle Tenuis League next
season. We want te get the best kind
of competition, and we think that all
et the strong teams are in this cir
cuit. Whether we will get member
ship in the league, is something I can't
say, but I enn see no reason whv w
Minuiuu t.
Te ,iv Tin,. I -
enced. Mini should make u geed record
this iiill mn '
(jermantevvn Prosiiecls
Thirty-five candidates have teen
practicing under the direction of Coach
MlumellS for tile h.'iselmll t ,.,,, .,, I..1
inn
. .. .. . , - -.: -.. ii- ,,-i--
iiniewn Anniemy. Dnly two of lat-t
ar's team have been lest, m tj,t. 0llt.
nk is bright.
"Willie We didn't have n nn,.,i..c.i
.VT
leek
team Insc j.-ur, ,, had a inetn- .....i
one. said Cniieli Simmons. "Tlie hevs
have expe.rleuee new, and this will help
in the seventeen games we will niav
this jenr. '
"A new hm-chaU diamond is ,..n
Is Net a
i .
innrniun inne
uetrn 5 auue
TENNIS TO SPORTS
.inn .Mi-iiiign. i .in .itt;readv. .rim ' able te get into Minpe te uex again.
(urry ami ,11m Mctiiniiess will form i i,..ire himself had become some
the nucleus for out- team this venr -'"'..iiiii "' '
We have M-wrnl ether gee. ite, is phv- ' Ji"K,n-U"l '""I ". 0' err, ng
ers in the s,.i,el. ..,l .i. n Z. " .. about boxing, llut about three, months i
no... ii .ii. i ..... -. . . . . . ... ..
snen Tin. h.u .,,.,.i..' .i ' ' ' ". mm. idleness scored ii deci-len against
--' ii- ".-! mi in iiini'ii ii ri iiTiinpi ---
- '" " " "(.hi lSll 41.41 ,
mini, nun siieiiiii i,e reauv shertlv ' vvas at the top el me iiiHiiiieweigui erep,
I Tenuis I'eiirts ule arc being constructed ' In eulv one contest was Mngulrc set
I"."'1 ''!',,' '"" '"'""'hi be rwidv uLeut ' back decifivcl), nml that was In Phlla-
thu iniddle el April. ' I delphia nt the National Club, when lie
j "We will have our annual color eon- was stepped by Tvllke (iibbens In tlie I
testh 011 the Academy Old n shnn rt,ciii, rfinnd. lteferee AicCrncken Inter-
after the Kaster holidays., These eon-
ic-is un iiiii-i -uiiiss aiiairs, and every
boy in t in institution participates.
1 hey should be except iennlly geed this
.1.... , ..,.., ,iv 4i ,( ,1, iiiM-evcr new mn
terinl ler our teams in (he future."
. ..,.,. ,,,,ii .... I....... ... .I,. .. -
Freshie Couldn't Swim:
Plunge Chump in Menth
Swarthmore hvv iminfry are talk
ing of a remarkable iccerd that has
just been divulged incident te the
Kajstern inteicollegiate swiininlng
clinmplenship u week age at Le
high in which tlm (Juiuet team took
part.
The plunge was wen by l.ugtne
Ven Stanley, u freshman nt llut
gers. It new develops that this
rotund expert wanted te learn te
swim in I'Ybruaiy. Coach Jm Hell
ly, nn old Olympic swimmer, who la
coach nt Ilutgers, took the new
comer in hand, taught him te mvIiu,
hew te dive, hew te held his breath
under water and flnnllj all the
plunging tcchnhiue of a deep take,
off, gradual nwent te the surface
and straight floating, A month
later his rookie wen the championship.
Healthy LoeKmg um
- - MP V a. -T
SALAR Y ERA
PRO'S SPORT CAREER
. . ;
In Other Professions Start
four, But in Baseball ThaVs About End of Trip,
Average Ten-Year Span-
Ily UKANTIiAMI KICK
The Duffer Interjects
If I could drive as Guilferd docs,
Or putt like '. Ouintct.
If J could play a spoon like Kay
(Aud pet without his body sway)
I'd never lese a bet.
Itul then I'd miss the thrilling glow
Of getting in one corking blew.
If I could swing as Duncan docs,
Or had this llagcn's game;
If I could treat the dimpled spot
And never miss. a ntashiu shot.
I'd seen bound up te fame.
Hut then I'd mhs the buoyant glee
That comes when I collect a 9,
The expert stalks along the moors
And holds the perfect line:
Ills drives are far, no bunkers bar,
lie rarely ever mieses par,
And NHVElt take a !).
But if I hit two en the nose,
I feel the thrill from head te teci.
The expert holds the beaten path,
Hut through the glades and nooks,
With mounting score I seen explore
The marshes, woodlands and the shore,
The lakes and ponds and brooks.
And while at pelf he has me beat,
My education's mere complete.
'I
TN DISCUSSING ball players' tal-
nries." writes Old Timer, "did it
ever occur te you that In almost every
ether profession n man la only getting
under geed headway around thirty-four
or thirty-five, while in baseball he is
about out at the end et the trtp? The
ball player lias about ten years for his
money making, where ten years is hardly
mere than a geed start In ether fields.'
The Playing Span
mi;x years' time is bceiid the aver-
-L age lease of a major league apart
ment. In the A. L. there are just two
bnll plavers, Cobb nnd Cellins, who have
turned in mere thun 200O games.
Speaker needs ninety-nine additional
matinees te reach the 2000-ganie. sector
nnd Clyde Milan needs only sixty -one.
Ne one else Is close.
Fer thnt nintter, there lire etn
twenty ball players in the American
League who have frolicked through 1000
games, calling for seven or eight years'
play.
Mere than two or three ingredients
arc needed te enrrv the ball player Inte
the 2000 class, where the leading triple
S's are: Speed. Stamina and Skill.
Minus any one of these qualities, the
Williamsport Middleweight
in
Comeback Rele Beats
Eagan and McCarron
HAS MET THREE CHAMPS
Ilv LOl'IS II. .I.VKFE
MAGUIRE FIT AFTER
WEIGHING 200 LBS
S ., ,, . ,.i.i m .,:.. leugui nun inn it hiiurmi".. inu, . euiiit.
I. months age I rankle M.iguuc , shi,un nas jUht rcnt.,p(1 ,lis ,lliljeritr,
weighed 'mom than LW pounds, i jjesidus Shearn, Daili-y also is loelf
Fer bis build lie was way out of pre- I lug after thu aspirations of Chick All
portion, and no one ever thought that ' " " lN-i-imdcr. who is te come
1 i he l lulamsnnrt
Pu.. man would bei,. ,i ii. tvii,'. ,i, vi.
him, and he went back te werlc that
is, outdoor training. Climbing mtnin
tulns around Williamsport. together
with some diligent gymnasium wmk.
about
nl
en retiring, he 1ms changed his plans j
.,., tu our te meet the best . of the I
lniddlewelghts or heavy welterweights.
,Iee Conrej, Mngulre's ninnnger. Is i
readv te nrraiige a mutcn ter rrnnuie
i ,....,. ... -.."- ... ,, . . i
te mett .Mlcltcy vviuiier, ei .ewuri;,
t ir," pounds ringside,
, Starting ai a lightweight. Mngulre '
l.eu met three illtTeren clinmiilells dlir- I
llm his tistle career. I'rnnkle once met I
' Freddj WeWi. when the Ilritlslie
it was
lightweight tltlchelder. antl he also has
exchanged socks with Jack lirltten,
.,,.i,.rwlght boss, and with .Mike
n'Dewd when the ft. Paul Irishman
ceded that night after Mll.c had dropped 1
It (ink with n lieuy puncn.
Other stars who Imvn been ste
hv Mnguirc arc Jackie Clatk,
teod un
lift
liiiffv, Marly Knrrcll, Temmy Kobsen,
i Itttlph Shnppctt, Jelinnj ,IU. Jey
I i.'.... ,.,.,1 .liielr MeCnrren.
Sheani In nreiiU In
A local boxer, who has had a i-ither'
tough time breaking into the spelglare i
lifn'. Is elUHIllI. .-llUitl 11 niHUIIl in ti,
West rhiludt'lp-ilu iVutlit'i-weiKht,
IOE
30E30E
5 COME HAVE
g DINNER AT
SUNDAY SPECIALS
Chicken Platter, S1.S0 ;
Halt limited Rvriitu ChUlirn
AspamtJS V(P b'rnich fried 'otufecj
S Herd Tomatoes
H
O
D
e
Steak Platter, $1,10
Hi oiled airfoil) Stink,
lluUetl l'otule
1'rvtli Mvihroenis
FiUi
Lamb Platter, $1.00
. -oiled folatecS .V,w piet
II.... . I ... .. ........ I . t
iumuiu tiumu, irenen vrciMUw
H Chicken or Crab Salad, Fried Oysters ,
JO-OES-" Our Breatf, Belft, rin en. Pafrt,r Baktd tu Our BUetrUOnmW
i
V V T -T m
BRIEF IN
Ohly Being Made at Thirty)
ii
precession comes (e a sudden holt, thfl
narnde moves, in this fiistilnn. 'miV
21117 games; Cellins. "001: u..'t
llWIt;- Spenkcr. 11)01'; Hush. !&.
Heeper. 17.""; Gardner. 100a ; McW,?)
l."71). These nre (he two-ply veteran! 4
et me circuit, with Jimmy Auttln flT
Frank linker only a lap or two behind i
behind, lJ
X OUTFIELD that
held Cekkvj
Speaker and Milan would Imrdly.U '
tossed Inte the pickle vat, In spite of !
the fact that they carry morn thin iavni;S
ball games under their collective bfUV'tl
llut the Old Dec is beginning te l.,,.i'',-3
with u nervous linger nnd there 7t fl? I
iui ul uiu iiiguwuy llJIl.
vl
Feature Counter Charge ,.'
SOME dNE has said, "They don't'
come back." Willie llep0 decsnV'
believe it.
In one of the feature counter chim"
of the .venr the brilliant Willie win .JS?'
be at Erlpnw!th the brilliant Scbaeit
in one ui nit- iiiunL iuii:ie?uug COmpetf.
tiens of the decade.
Heppe, before his dethronement, wir
one of the Mipcr-chnmplens, meanlnn'
tltlchelder ever n long stretch of e.
Ty Cobb, Jay Gould and Frank Kramer 1
were otlter members et this order.'!
Dcmpsey will be. V J
Se when Heppe fell the crash could U
beard for mlli;s. New he is back aftee '
his old crown and ns he is a greet'
billiard player, fine fighter nnd alwan'
in training. Hchacfer will need th W
he has te defend the throne. Schiefet'J
enn Duni; upon nerve ami fcKiii combined '
for this test, se the enrly meeting win !
be ene of the top features of the yen,
Wlilrii Will It Be?
DURING the last week votes htrt
been up nnd down the line ns te
prevalence et tne kick ever the rmifi.cr
pass in the new scorc-after-teuehdoW
urrnugcmetit.
Once In a while some team with t .
ceed lend may Insert a rush or nm
for the sake of spice, but when thr
one point means anything Important It
will be n place kick or a drop kick I
ninety-tune times our. ei a pen&ibl
ninety-nine ami three-quarters.
The pass or the rush is entirely tot)'.
uncertain, unless tne opposing team It
outclassed.
In that case it doesn't matter.
One dctnll that should protect the
kicker 'is the mental hazard of offside
placed upon the defending machine.
Fer a mental hazard of this sort will
take away no light portion of aban
don nnd zest in brctikiiig through.
Cernright. 1023. Ml Klghts Hcwicd.
former amateur ohnniplen. and, while
he has met a number of local .nugwl
battlers, most of his work has beea
done out of town.
Frankle Dalley, retired clever light
weight, has been grooming Sheani, who
finally will get a chance te show hit
form at a big club. Johnny will appear
In one of the matches at the Ice Palace
Tuesday night against Harry (.rant and
"Watch Shcurn go that's ajl," mji
Dai ley.
Anienir the Phlladclnhin zlnvrnpa
J Shearn has met, usually under an iw
' sumed nanie. urc Yeung Sherlock.
'Hiiddy Fitzgerald. Al Wagner ami he
Vincent. The.-e all were trjeuts, Pallef
siijs, and new he believes the Wert
I'lillly youngster is primed for any one
his weight.
Shearn Is of lightlsg stock, his father
I being n tistman in thu days when tney
I,.,.., ...... U.'.K.t.J &'U.t..V..,1 , HIV WIHWI
town, Pu., lightweight. Dennelly will
box at the Ice Palace the firt week la
April.
Bey Champions Lese
Mriirerd, Musk., March 13. Cemmerc'll
II lull Molieol of New Ilnv.n, Conn., Inter
nl, eln stlc tmnknthall clinnirletu et New Bui
lund Inst jetir. vvern ellmlnntvJ In lh oin ein
1m; lettnil of tlie tiunital chmniilnnflilp teurna
ninnt ii,niiiet.r bj- Tuft'i CelKKe. The l
uf IMinunilK IflKli Hehnel, IlurllnBteti, Vt.
wen fiem lh Lltnniiilen'. 1'tl te 23. Tin
I iMiim wnit two eM'itlriiii iicrlrn!. '
OLYMPI A
March 20 Bread & Baisbridi JUrrbn
I'Kimti
IUI.
GAMPO vs. RICHIE
AD K. O. AI.
STONE vs. MILLER
(il'.ORCII. YOUNfi
EAGLEVS.MAHONEY
SUI.DIKIt '8 nds. JIHINNJ
BARTFIELD vs. GILL
HYMAN
8 Rda.
iiennv
GOLD vs. BARRETT
PRICES, 50c, $1, $1.50
teiilH mi -nil), Scliett'e Cafe. I-
I'lllwrt Sti. I'liniie. Lniiint 4DW.
Piiniitnnlinm'a lf fl'ill St.
'lemller's l'ertl 1'iirliir. 73(1 Vl-irUtl St.
.. T I O N A II
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