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PHILLIES' "DUTCH" WIN;
A 'S PL A Y SAN ANTONIO
Sullivan Fails te Keep
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Patrick's Day Came
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W0 HOME-RUN HITS
By KDWIN .!. POLLOCK
Lecuburg, I'la., March IS.
jWDAY tbcrr, manager, hew nbent &
f IIIIIC Jll.11--""-" ft tf
fl Widow Conrey mldrossetl himself
11...1 in KalRer "Wlllielm yesterday
)'ftcr the morning practice of the Phils.
"Where volt going 10 gpr. your nan
.Li....-" rrnlleil Iho Kiss. "Thpre'M
Se 'Irishmen en thin club except Sulll
tan nml yeiirwir." ....
"Never mind that, brother, retorted
1 the Camden pltlwn. "I can always dig
' tip plenty of Irishmen en St. Patrick'
' Dv. Yeu worry about your own bull
1 club. I get mine."
The battle was nrrnnged. Itlght be
1 fore the hostile tennis took the field
, Conrey was nsked for his line-up.
r'Bve" O'Brien
( "Here they .are," he replied.
"OBrlen, ceiiterneiu j uonrey, tnira
base; Flannlgnn, AM lime; Mnheney.
'ihortstep; Jimmy Hnilth. second bnc;
, Casey, left field : Kll"v. rlglitfielil :
witlirrnw. catcher, mill Rins. Ditcher.
'Thev are nil there, nln't they, boy, nil
; of them except the bnttcry and Sulll-
n Will DC pitcnmg prcny beuu.
Never mind where I get 'em, that's the
The Dutchmen took the field and
O'Brien, in the person of "Bcve
Lebourveau, came te bat. He singled
and that qualified him ns an Irishman.
Conrey aided Erin by sacrificing.
Flannlgan, that Is te say, Cliff Iee,
filed out and came near being thrown
elf the team. Mahency singled and
Lebeurvcau scored. Therefore, It was
safe enough for Conrey te nnneunce
that It was IVrlghtstene who lilt.
Wrlghtstone contributed a stolen
base te, the caunj and scored for the
liland when .llmmy Smith showed his
nationality by singling. Cahey caine
te bat. but failed te emulate the fa
mous ball plajer of the samu name.
He w lilted for four wide ones and
tot them. This proved that ln was
working for the Irish, despite the fact
that his nnmc is Buumgartner.
, Ililcy came up te hit, nml in mipIi a
pinch It looked as If a champ with a
moniker like Snevcr. for it was the
colonel, might sell out te the Dutch.
But Snevcr became a bright Knight of
Columbus by doubling, thereby driving
In two mere tellies. ...
It was a grcnt inning ler ihc inn.
'Irish Confidence
"It takes the Iriali te Dent tne
Dutch," veiled Jimmy Smith te Slietts
llnc, who was Mttlng en the Dutch
bench nervously nibbling his linger
mils.
Walker nnd Parkinson tried te niln
the Irish hope by doubling in the first
and second, respectively, but they were
left HiMiirlcd. ,
'There'll be no mere Dublin, except
in the old country," shouted Conrey
from third, nml there wasn't off .Tlnuny
Bine, but Jimmy retired nt the bturt
of the fourth nnd Tem Sullivan, a lcft
iamlrrl IiUJimiin, took his place.
Sulllvnn belled his name, for the
Dutch were able tn fall en him like a
ten of Irihh weapons bricks. They
aeukfd lilui for three lilts and ns many
runs in the feiiith. and in the fifth five
mere ceii'iters were made. One might
have suspected Sully was working for
the Dutch instead of the Irish, but he
looked green at that, especially In the
Kventh, when he was hit for two mere
tuns.
When Oorge Smith was taken out,
after the fourth the Irish could de
nothing with Waller Belts, ami the
final scens slned 1(1 te 4.
Rut the game mny be ordered replayed
for Widow (Vinrev will nlacc :in an-
peal brf.ire Judge Lnndls when that
I noted arbiter urrlves here tonight. The
Cainum citizen will pretest en the
treunds that a. Dutchman named Wil
htlm was allowed te umpire nnd re
fused te permit the guuin te go mere
thanseen inning. Widow's contention
is that. If the Irish hail been in the
lead, tin; (entest would Imv gene the
regulation unit".
The Mlng Dutchmen'
Parkinson. King, Leslie and Walker
were the fling Dutchmen. Parkinson
had two (limbics and a single. King u
home run and a single, Wnlker a
double and n siugle nnd Leslie n homer
and single.
Wally Belts also qualified as a full
fledged Dutchman, He looked like a
champion In there with a newly de
veloped I'ndeuwnj, splendid rim trot and
head Hint never gees wild, lie pitched
the last tlirec Innings and lliey went
Ut nue, two, tlirec. Twe of them
fanned niid only two hulls were hit out
Of the lnlielil.
The Irish und the Dutch never meet
without at leust one casualty. Ychtcr
day whs no exception, "llcve" Le Le
beiitvean bst'the decision te the fence
In left lentcr field. Me tried te bust
tetuiigh the beards with his head und
ent down for the. count. Ilu was
chasing a fly ball nt the time nnd
atinnblcil and never noticed the bar
rier until It cuiue up and copped him
ever the ije. After a few minutes of
test, he leniuined In the game. Today
je is earning two cgg--ied lumps en
jus forehead as seincnlrs of the con
Wat. .
Westvllle Teams Divide
bJi?-"1.0 nrH B""1B t,e.ea WriiUllle and
Wlment t.wns of ."Btl.iniU IMrK li, ,1s. un
52 1" V If secenil tcum by th score
THE KERNEL
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Macks Meet Texas Leaguers
Today and Again Tomor
row at Eagle Pass
OWLS TRIM HAWKS, 64
Speclnt Dispatch te X'cniie Public Lcdatr
Eagle Pass, Tex., March 18.
CONNIE MACK will get his first real
glimpse of the fleck of bnscbAlllnns
lie has brought here preparatory te the
1022 American Lenguc season when he
sends his Athletics into the first game
of n two-tilt scrleB tedav with the San
Antonie Club, of the Texas League.
The ether gnme will be played tomor
row, and It Is expected that each con
test will be well attended. '
Mutineer Mack was net sure himself
nt breakfast tedav who ins liurlcr
would be against the Texas Rangers
this afternoon. Ne doubt Cornelius will
use nt least three slabstcrs three in
nings each. Like during the regular sea
son McGllllcuddy will have his mound
men work out previous te the game nnd
select the man who warms up best as
Ills first choice.
The, A's nren't going te have n cinch
or anything like that against San An An An
toneo. These boys down here in the
Texas League knew several things or
mere in the art of national pastlmlng
nnd the McOilllcuddlans will have te
piny better than they did during the
1021 season in order te win.
Owls Win Again
Cennie watched bis hirelings go
through a brilliant battle yesterday In
preparation for this afternoon's San
Antonie contest. Once mero the Owls
defeated the Hawks, but for tbe first
tlme during their scries te "Jato It was
a regular ball game. The final score
favored the night birds 0 te 4.
i i,hcrwaH lets of the el' pep and zip
in the March 17 contest, ever body was
en his tees, full of fight nnd plajlng ns
f In mid-season form. There might
have been a reason. Of the big squad
down here with the Mackian bunch
every one wants te get In that game
teuay or the one tomorrow, nnd all the
boys vvunted te show that thev were In
swell slinpe in yesterday's set-te,
for the first time during the spring
training games nary an error was made,
every chance was accepted by the de
rense, the throws were perfect und
Cennie was satisfied. He was smiling
nt the finish of the fracas that proved
the lean leader was pleased.
NEW WORLD'S TANK MARKS
Yale Swimmers Smash Plunge and
Four Relay Marks
rJiiT Havc"', Ce,ln-' Mnrch 18. Five
-i- " 1Tc,"r(,s sinusne.l in Car-
shfi lTl ,n.fit n!Bl,t b? tllc champion-
& ;.n,c swimming team.
rt. I. Guernsey, of New Yerk, broke
hs own record for the seventy .fivc-foer.
Plunge when he wen the event In , thirty-
nr,!,;P,,:""1r ",!,t,' A yAh' relay te'fm
undo up of eighteen swimmers estsb-
..,," 1(1 coo-al and onc-mlle rcluy
Yale wen the dun! meet with Colum Celum
bia by a score of 40 te 13
Baseball Filmed in
Camps and Elsewhere
;PI". were th. most ScltlnewnU m
lVV:Mn' """ ttl 81- Aler."-
vnX',(r3or,r.nh?reLrt,rxfln':
""" miftorleu. mlsolei. 11k left iatue
inder ,iMlel order-, nnd It i thought thit
Jn"'".."?, nbe1" " !" ever Mlke
Mcnenky. the Ilea Sex flychaner.
I?i. Cobb ""i1 ,'1" ,'l';rs J-eaterdiv en
Th2'J,iMaI",0 r" ersla T.eh by 7 te 4.
?hh.cyfirllf",;l&y ne?hBter this afternoon tn
;".? k",,"' . h,r1'." ,hct will tnke thcin
through Ueerula and Seuth Carolina.
A rratxl bombardment In cipeeled thin
iifternoeti when tli 'Rrdliml.i play ti "
JaiikB, llh llesers Hernaby aid nl
Hulh orpenlnj each ether.
Yard Krijjh. thn llimit lnflelr. may
cct back In the eanie at hun Antonie tedav
he .Ut of sunburn casualties la en the
d'fnauB and thn plnMrs w hu hae bem,
rellnd becaunc of inflamed fines are cettlnz
about ence mere. v '
Th RmJii verr. beaten bv DMIan eMer
day d le 1, und will plav tlie Cleveland In
dians thin Rflcrneun In lhn iwu( .....
Kame iierleu. They are the only raimi
cnjHiuujl with major leiBue teanm by the
Itcda prier te the opening et the season.
.5"tf!d,'r Je N'00"' "ail Catcher Ptee
O Mill ar.) en the Cleveland Injured list.
The former wan hit ever the head with a
bat wiins by a bat boy and the litter wan
stru'lt In the ce by a badly beundlnc ball
whllu practicing.
Mnv F)neJ has quit the Cubs nnd left for
lis h'jrrlH i.t St. I.OUls. lie u r
slnick by a pitched ball and asked te return
I mirj. jim urt I.-IU1.I1 mill Wlll'll in,, (lllb
left Catullnu Island for the mainland quit
thn team when the players reached J.us An An
soles, Kerr, Miilltxnii nnd IV.Ik. of the White
Seit reKUlars, have net as yet appeared In
the ratnp at Seiruln. Tex. The Sex meet
the Ulants today ut San Antonie.
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PT rttt'.UtEl VMCL I . tC-6lt- cAC&LNiDcT I
BILL DURBIN SIGNED I
m uiidi cne i aucnii c
Manaeer Mannt Secures Fermer
8harplett Star
Lnnsdale baseball fans ere all het
up ever the announcement el the lineup
for the coming race In the Montgomery
County ttascbnll League. 1)111 Durbiu,
formerly of 8harplcss and who has n
record te Ills credit ever the WnsJiingten
Americans will 'de the bulk of the pitch
ing. lie will be assisted by Ales Leslie,
the former Brldcsburg star, who will
also piny in the outfield, llehlnd the
hat' wilt be Ad Urcnnnn, of Hrldgcten,
Riverside nnd Quaker City. Prof, mil
Hnilth, ene of the leading hitters of the
Knstcrn 1cnguc, will guard the Initial
sack.
Manager Manns, who needs no Intro
duction te local fans, will play second
base. Jee Muffler, former Stetson star,
will piny short. Third base Is open
at present. '
v The outfield will be composed of
Tlatemnn, who led Montgomery County
Leasuc In lilttins for the Inst two years.
.and who has a reputation of being the
longest nitter in independent. ranKs,
Geerge llnttcn, n member of Inst year's
team, and Alex Leslie.
Mclntyrc, .known ns the IJabe Ituth
of the Lcngue, and Frank BlggA, under
contract with Richmond, who is unde
cided whether te go away en account of
business, arc also members of the Lans
dale Club.
BRITTON-SMITH WIND-UP
AT NATIONAL TONIGHT
Brady and Gllllean Alae en Wenke'e
Special Program
When Al Wagner decided te run no
show this week at th,c National Club,
Jee Wenke arranged te put en a spe
cial program for tonight and he
matched Frankie Brltten. Seutbwark,
te meet Sergeant Ray Smith, light
heavyweight. They will clash In the
wind-up of eight rounds.
Jack Brady and Cobbler Gllllgan,
the two fat boys who recently staged
a hefty hitting fracas and bad the
fans marveling at their ability with
their fists, despite their excess avoirdu
pois, will meet in the opening match.
West Philadelphia Temmy O'Toele
takes en Jee Uelger in the semi. Other
bouts arc: Harry Burke, vs. Bebby
McCann und Jee Llbby vs. Leenard
Hayea.
N. Y. COLLEGES PLAN
FRESHMAN CAGE LEAGUE
Half Dezen Entries for Development
of New Material
Coincident with nnnennccment here
of plans for an intercellcglatc fresh
man basketball league Is the one from
the nearby colleges that a metropolitan
Intercollegiate freshman basketball
league be organized.
Frank P. Wall, graduate manager
of athletics at New Yerk University,
has already called one meeting of ether
alumni directors nnd Is new carrying nn
correspondence with them with the view
te getting the league In operation by
next winter.
Included are Celumbta. New Yerk
University, Rutgers, Fordham, C. O.
N. 1. aud Brooklyn Polytechnic.
AFTER NATIONAL REGATTA
Philadelphia Oarsmen Want Rowing
Clastic for Schuylkill Course
Led by Harry Pcnn Burke, vice presi
dent of the National Association of
Amateur Oarsmen, nnd Arthur II.
Clcvenger, commodore of the Schuvlkill
Navy, a delegation of Philadelphia row
Ing officials left today for New Yerk
te make a determined bid for the 11)22
nntlenal rcgattn for the Schuylkill
course.
Others In the nartv ueie Gcerge B.
Melley of the Undine Barge Club;
Charles Knlzingcr and diaries P. Prel
sendanz, of the Fairmount Rowing As As As
soclatlen. the latter alt.e being n mem
ber of the executive beard of the N
A. A. O., und Samuel T. Truitt, of the
Malta Beat Club.
Commedoro Clevcnger said: "As far
as we knew, we stand nn excellent
chance te get tbe national regatta for
this city."
Thin being the fiftieth anniversary of
L!'1 i,l- - lt ls the I''"" "f the
Schuylkill Navy te put en one of the
biggest regattas that lime ever been held
in this country. Instead of u two-day
i'ii'iuiu, il is iniR'ii te muKe it u thrco thrce
day rowing carnival, with junior events
the first day and Intermediate and senior
ccntH en thn ether two dnjs.
PENN PLAYS PHILA. C. C.
Practice Game for Final Cricket
League Soccer Contest
miudi-lpnlu v. V. rcnnwliiinla.
Ixtirtl cenl .
I.. .IoIinheii. . .rkht fullla-k, ...
.1. Rowland left fulll.nik. ...
Ilrlperten . . . .rlitht Inlfburk. ..
J'iv" Tn-"t IniWhntJc . .
Mefll ..r Jrft luilflwrh...
J. Ilhten euMdr rlihl.. , ,
Wiwley Innldc rlsht. ,
Hy . . center fermird. .
1.. Itnlind ... .Inside left ,,.
II. 1lten nntalde left.. .
Referee It. pcett.
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The Philadelphia Cricket Club
Whites, Med with the Gcrmantewn
Cricket Club s soccer team for first
pluce In the Cricket, League, met the
University of Pennsylvania spring vur
sitv team this afternoon at St. .Martins.
Last Satin day, plajlng at Moorcs Meorcs Moercs
town, the Philadelphia team lest te
the locals, which placed them in n tie
for first place with tl Mnnhelm kickers
and the play-off for llrst place will be
btuged next Saturday.
Today's game wns nrranged te give
both teams bouje prnctlee.
Ray Rapine Signs With Hagerstown
Hay Ilapln, former outfielder of Iho North
riillllfrt and Htenten Kleld Club unlay
wltneil a tenlriict te play with the Hiweis Hiweis
tewn tenm. He will leae en May I.
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NATIVITY FAVORITE
IN KIRLIN C. C. RUN
Nine Clubs, With 110 Entries, te
Compete in Five-Mile Street
Event Today
JOHN GRAY ON SCRATCH
ONE HUNDRED AND, TEN har
riers, representing, nlnq clubs of the
Catholic Yeung Men's Archdlecesnn
Union, will take part this afternoon In
the second annual street run of the
Klrlln Catholic Club. The Mart will
he made at 2:30 P. M. from the club
house, 200(1 Hedgeley street.
All clubs entered have full teams nnd
the competition for team honors prom prem
ises te be close. It leeks as If Nativity
Catholic Club has a slight edge en En
terprise, with Shanahan as the dark
horse. Klrlln, the host, has nine men
entered and has passed out the tip te
keep an eye en Jimmy Dennelly, who
Is handicapped at 2.40, but who led n
pack of forty several nights this week
In practice.
The veteran Johnny Gray will be the
lest man te stnrt. giving 4 minutes nnd
20 seconds en the "go" qund. The
next four runners lire nil from Nn
tivitv Catholic Club, and Jim DrJsrell
has a fine pack entered, Including such
star runners ns Dick O'Donnell, Bill
Tnvler, J. Merris and Tem Patterson.
The course Is five miles ever streets
In the Northwestern section of the city
as follews: Frem clubhouse te Rldge
avenue, north en Ridge avenue te Dia
mond street, east en Diamond te Twenty-ninth,
north en Twenty-ninth te
Lehigh nvenne, cast en Lehigh avenue
te Twenty-seventh, south en Twenty
seventh te Sedgeley nvenuc te Twenty
ninth, south en Twenty-ninth te Col
umbia avenue, east en Celumbln ave
nue te Twenty-third, north en Twenty-third
te Diamond, west en Diamond
te Thirty-third, south en Thirty-third
te Montgomery nvenue, east en Mont
gomery avenue te Sedgeley avenue nntl
north en Sedgeley nvenuc te clubhouse.
PHILLY "PROS" ALL SET
Locals Wilt Inaugurate Eighth Suc
cessive Year en the Diamond
The Philadelphia Professionals, under
the leadership of William A. Gray, will
again combat all lentliug Independent
clubs in nnd nut of tlie city, as in pre
vious years. Engagements will especial
ly be sought with these met in past
seasons, 1. c., Camden City. Straw
bridge & Clothier. Dobsen, Nativity,
Sharpies. Dlssten, Baeharach Giants,
Parkesburg, Easten. Phllllpsburg, Al Al
lentewn. Crcsbena, Mount Helly, Leb
anon, etc.
The management will present as for
midable nn array et talent ns possible
te procure. But four of last year's
bunch will return, an ethers have either
been snared by the miners or have
drifted te ether parts.
The "Phils" will again open the
season April 20 or May 11. though pre
vious te this several exhibition games
will be played with Suburban League
clubs, te get a line en new faces. En
gagements will be booked for any dav
In the. week with clubs of repute bv
communicating with club efliic nt 005
West 1hlgh avenue.
Scraps About Scrappers
Effert liavi) bnn vtarted ter the clinch.
Inc et another Ilvmle OeM.w ritSHir
bout. fleld'H liandlern want te bt Sin nan
tliat the Wriiern beier can defeat ihe
rhlladelphla aeuthpaw. "eiiat ihe
Hrml Oeltl looms aa a blr ranrlt .
Bcbby narrett for their rn'etlm- "feniuJ
n'slit at the Olympla. "neb's coin te "m
thn wNi. Buys." anld .Tltnmv rt, 2f.!?..r?01
day. "Hn'll pep en off.IIjmleS rhln n.i
i.eid went Knew wnat It's all about" ni
dl.r Tlartneld I, te sub for' PhU kardn'n
who has a bad far, avalnst Jnhnnv eri
rioeree Lnele mi eta Yeung Mahenev Art
Sten fares IMdynenn Miller and Jue llltchfe
tackles Tedro Campe. "iii-eie
Temmr IVmclinin prevd bevend nn..n
that h bad th. fluff whpn hS wen fJI,
Mib Mi-ticm in ,.. r,.,.j- T..".1?" from
I'l urday tilsht.
....n. . - - - .. .vM.iun ttL KCrBn.nv.
with tlcerrp Hhade at the i,- pHlnu. h
,;"". W". match is ,e be
Trt.... . . - "."...Mil
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e 1-rne vi.
rellm! T....
Wnlknr U lil scml. IV.II.. n.' '!. ATOhlS
i upsiiay iimni. lauuirn i .run .-. a
i, Wlllle Urcen. Lew McKarlani vH,'?n
&?.. anJ IUrn' ara"1 "" Jih
,,lM,Wfer,'h,taN!a0ti-n5T X.-'te r r
Whlle in New Yerk early In the weVu V.?"'-
nr niBneu several noxers of Interna, i "I
mruuitmn and he plan-, te pair the,' '0n'
with local stars. ,r u,em off
Rebh.v Hlirke. of Jteadlnr. Pa . I. , w. ,
Inte Ice l'alaoe competition n C, .nl(
weeks. He Is te mut Mlck.y iia"L t,v2
Wilmington, nurks and Merris ,;' J
twice before, and the former .ii i,."v,,. """t
Hebby Wnrsast. I'ranMe Murray nft.
Trlnk' and Al Moero,
Tiny
Sammy SpUth I", In strict tralnlne m, i
prepared for ma lies analnst ,!','
local 133-pounderi. Kid T.ani. sL, ,'!"
Bt.ihVnialn. wants a return inulth wlih iJ' ,"
Kid Williams. " "'" Jk
.laikle Ilahel. of Atlantic City. I. ,, A
for two matches. He is te meet Sel iv?,'''d
nees en Monday night at the Nerth.l.li ?"
C Atlantic City, and Hay Mitchell wn hi
his feo Wednesday night at the u'i pilar.
Johnny Hay, a stablemate of Hal kV?.
ni'i'hu" fattm ''i",itfert, ut lhe A mej;;
Football Captain Debarred
tiR?,i!!5, Wln,hr0l, " LeSeTOaSr:
.laek I.n nelle, a at. Paul llaht-iu, .
Inaderti Philadelphia, has Pl?,' 'hL'r
under lb" manaitement of Je.j Conrei . If
Helle welKlis Kin pounds and dersn'V n'M
who thu promoters pick for him Fr9
1loten. March 18 Henry ("Onhn") Tern-.-of
Wlnthn.P. rei-entlv el-vie.1 He.t'r if
rrltv foeilall csplaln. tins iw.u ,j ", " ,
fmm further nartlclpallen in II. V. Athletic
L'y .,h " ttih une- . It hII I,
Seme Catcher!
WW:SfA 4TSi
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LEE MEADOWS
The Phils' star pitcher tries tits
hand at catching fish as a side
line. Observe the difference be
tween his pitching and catching
togs
WILKINSON BEST GYMNAST
AT FRIENDS' CENTRAL
Ail-Around Athlete Wins Geld Medal
at Quaker Fete
Edw.ird Wilkinson, all-around nth
lctc, ls the most proficient performer
in apparatus work nt the Friends' Cen
tral Scheel. 'Wilkinson, competing
yesterday in the gymnasium demonstra
tion of the boys' department of the
school, defeated all ether competitors
en the rinss, rope.-., ladder, bert,c.
parallel bnrs and in tumbling. He re
ceived n geld medal, emblematic of the
championship.
Paul James also was a star in the
apparatus work, and he wns presented
with n frllver medal. Ted Nlcklcs wen
third place nnd a bronze medal, while
Rebert llacen received honorable men
tion. A fcatlire of the afternoon unn ttvn
boxing bouts. This is believed te Ik;
1 iw i
the llrst time that a Quaker cehoej
held n nubile boxing match. I
,""
a.ul
?": : lcu r" "" "W0" .,'"'l
knockdown in the first round gave Jehn I
Passant the victory ever Phil Stanten
Thcre were three rounds in each match,
of one minute euch.
Sports Served Short
Boxing The ten-round bout between
Blllj Mlske and Hartley Madden has
been postponed from Mureh 'S! te April
8, nt St. Paul. ,lim riynii today re
vived memories of his bloody bout with
lack JehiiMin In 1011!. Jlni was te get
3."i per cent of all receipts ever 'Ae, 000.
The bout only drew $'JS,000 nnd .lack
took etery nickel in the house. Terry
O'Mnllary was killed by Hay Carter in
n preliminary bout at Omaha last night.
The State Boxing Commission had Car
ter arrested, hut stated the fatal blew
was accidental. Tem (Jibbens. accord
ing te his. brother Mike, foiled against
Harry (Jreb because Tem rehearsed only
his knockout wallop nnd net speed
ngalnst ham lighters In training.
Strnngler Lewis' wife is confident her
wrestling husband could beat Jack
Denipsey in a mixed bout. "Wrestling
is mere hcientllii' tliiin boxing," she
said, "and I'd would only hae te get
his hands en .lack then lt would be
till ever."
tlelf vJucls Ilutehlwiti. llntlsh rhsmplun.
snl .Tim llurnes I'nlied Matni tltlrlieldi r,
w II wlml un men viuinr biam lu the
N'erth an'l Seuth hi riiimirht On thlr tour
lliey veeri"l 1 Cen inlls, aihI wen most of
furty mati'lies uml iepp-iI two chiimiilenshlps.
nenllnc A nlul.e-iii In the Klnnillncs I
predicted today In th .iltev rensrenn nt To Te
ledo when the lllrlt Hretluii' IU. of Chi-
i uite, uhiNit at lit
Indoor trail. 11k i Imr In of Illinois
the favorite leii In tli ii.tern I'enfeienre
n eet. W'lHPen-Iri In minus ie stJts, Wall,
eue-mllcr, mil 1'lnKle. tue-nillcr.
Irei lieeket - Wectnilnkter and si. Paul
p!acd soentv.tte minute without u hrore
lust n lent in thn III nis of tlie inn Heur rhmn
lilnnnhlp. Th" nci paiie lll be pjajed
lunihiu ai jmsieii
Walklnc nre llirrj' ri'eher. i:ns'ninl
and rranlc Krlepre. M. I.euIh, will wnlk n
ihlrlj-mlle iiue fur Jtenu toiiiermw .u rtt,
l.euls.
Renlne The Central Slates lleMlns
sorlallen nnneunies Itn reattu ut I'cerla for
July 7 and R.
Soccer Tedd, of nreikiin nnd Reullln, of
St. lul- will Ine't luiiiurren nt m. LeiiIi
in play for the m n.r t ti.im jitenati 1 1 of the
United htttUc.
SiUmniliiB Diuliiinutli cuialirteii in eery
en'tit down le tl e h-il-t1nalH fr the New
i:ni:l.unl swlininlnu ihampleiifhlpi The tlnnls
am today
Wrestllnc -Ieai 'tntn Is the fmerlte In
tha Western lnirnnlleirlite wrestllin; iham iham
nlenshlps hy lrtue of liuvlnj; (luiillllul Iho
men for lh Itnals teda.
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PENN AND TIGERS
IN LEAGUE Fill
Victory Will Give Red and Blue
the Championship and De
feat Means Tie
JUNIORS PLAY PRELIMINARY
Ten wit nnla
Ilunttwer , .
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Miller
Princeton
. . , Klaem"
Kelden'tleker
tlnlns
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rntr .
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Vewelln
Time 20-mlntttf halves.
THE curtain will b wrung down en
the Intercollcgtrte Hanketball T.cague
ceasen tonight, with Princeton playing
Pennsylvania in Weigh tinan Hall nnu
Ynlc meeting Cernell at Ithaca.
Princeton's chances te edge In en
Pcnn's four successive championships
tlepcndsi en what they de tonight ngalnst
the Ited nnd Blue. An the Btnndlngs
are today Pcnn hns eight victories and
one defeat nnd the Tigers seven wins
nnd two reverses. A victory for Lddlc
IcNichel's quintet means the fifth con
secutive, title and a defeat, that the sea
son ends in a tic. ,
In the event of n tie It ls said that
three games will be played, one at each
hnll and the third en a neutral court.
Pcnn players and coaches, however, de
net expect a post-ficnsen series te de
termine the winner. They expect te
havc the title securely tucked away at
the final whistle tonight.
Eddie McNlchel and Jee Fogarty, tn
coaches of Penn, feel that their charges
arc going te win the flag tonight. Says
Eddie McNlchel : "It should be a bard
game all of them have been that way
this season but I think we can show
enough te defeat Princeton. The Tigers
have a geed team and might upset the
dope."
The last time Penn defeated the
Tigers 20 te 18 In a halr-ralsltig contest
nt Tigcrtewn. Label Goldblatt, rushca
into the fray in the closing minutes,
sent two foul goals in succession threugu
the nets that tied the score, and then
Walt Huntzingcr sent In the double deuble
decker that insured victory.
TIip Pcnn coaches havc net definitely
decided en their line-up for tonight's
fracas. Jiuntzinger win start nc one
forward, Grave at center and Miller
nnd Vegelln nt the guard pests. Who
will get the ether forward assignment
is what is worrying the conches. Desscn
is expected te start, although Label
Goldblatt and Jesse James may get the
call. Emll Uesenast. the veteran, who
was Injured mero than a month age, ls
expected te see action before the game
ls ever.
Hill Zahn, the Tiger coach, a brother
. the Tiger coach, a brother I
of Geergf
nnd Leeb, the Atlantic; City star, and
ISniwncr.
In the preliminary game the Priiiee
ten Nassau and the Penn junior vnr- ,
Nit.v win inret in a game tnar will snow
a new wering wrinkle. Three points
f?r n m goal, two for a personal foul
Ll;1,L,,'e..f?.La. ''il! '.? iNi
man sheeting his own foul will be the
method.
BETTERS RUTGERS MARK
Freshman, Married and Children,
Throws Weight 42 Feet
New Brunswick. N. J., March 1S.
In lf)10 Hemer Nnzel was the sensation
of the football team at Rutgers College
here. He left and has returned nfter
fie years as a freshman. He has n
nue anu cnimren.
This week he set a new Rutgers marl;
for throwing the hammer. He bet m
mark of forty-two feet n practice
beating the old one of Heward P. Tall- I
wan by three nnd one-half inches.
Beets and Saddle
Cestlgan. which made a poed record
at New Orleans, and bus been taken
te Havana, is entered i tlie Tesia
Handicap today at a mile and fiftv
yards. He or his stablemntp. Lichtr
should be able te win the stake. I ec'
horn aud Qucsda appear beft of 'the
ethers.
Hew-es which seem best In ether races
arc: first race Snv When, 'r'nir Las
sle. Kujiimn; seenn.I-Sevilliun, .Mumbo
.Tumbo, (traytlnn; third Sienewnli
Melly PufT. Smiling Lad: fm!? h-SIr
Jack. Uatusa, Hush; sixth Bnvweml
Wreckless. Audrey A. ""J weed.
Moblle's ten days meetinc ends in
day. The attendance (,ns ,een inrcV
but the racing eidlnari. due t0 the ,,,lf
mile track rough riding hi, d ,"
wen her. Horses w Inch seem best are
First race Mabel . , Sun TimV.
War Relief; M.ien.1 Arrew point. As!
nn...., ....,.- ...... , I llll 'I , I 'III, ...I,, II
Hend,
Hall New; feiinli Pmn.i.:. '
XT' A.r" "l",1''- l"'lnri.-lul HoeR,r"
fifth (.'nntiiln Tem. Lheh, Huv,,:
siMh-OaUnwn Helle, Lnrena "C'
reus. Mess,
Battle .Meuntuin
m i...n..,nn .'.V
a distribution unions' he,, ' "f i ,,?-,);
a riny for a iiprle.1 of ilnnrrn dJjs '-rhL'
minimum WVse "III h ll.'iin On ill ..
lurilnu Ihess en which J10OO slakes u.m
l decided, lh..e in l ell0 jJroe 7,.,nJi
llir llairn de I'.rsrs t'.itnn u. .....
thh dalss tlxe. fnr Ihir rnpuMis ,',...,
Hnrferd handicap, sit furlong,. tiirr.tv.Vr
olds nnd nvrr. April is I'hlludelnlnJ t.7..
dlr-ap,
olds u
one mlle nnd a lxtnili. three-i,.!,
nd. eer. .pill L'J bcrdt-n stSili
four furlenas and
a lull . twe-yrwir el.i
Aiirll 'Ji). nnd the Theiiap-
nii mil- ami
a sixteenth, thref-jcnr-elda, April 30,
n i
Drowning the Rival
..111 ncnliqh
..... ,.......,.,, ., . .v. ..... ' -i' , v uii.il rierum open cniiininunxuin eegan "rrjnwi, recara'-u
aBain.t Penn ns appeared against ale today with Ucorge Smith, Ilyclc Park. l?.l? SJJjn'S' ,,h
en Wednesday : ivieass nna beiticn- in the lead. , heen ceachTnir at Penn
sticker nt forwards. Caines at center Smith srereil 72.71 14.'t cirrilnr l.afajett and Oettvihu
Tour stnkes. eaih of niiiM, ,im u,.
added money value of JBuefi haie s.. atl
nouneed fnr the serine rnce ,?le'n. "
Havre de cirnce thai will h.'um en , J, " x,.",1
of Airll and nnlsh eiu ,. ,.u ,h 13th
"nil
U. S. MAY SEE ELEVEN OF
DAVIS CUP NET MATCHES
Tennla Draw Regarded at Fine
Break for Fana In Thla Country
Se fnr ns can be judged, eleven
matches, at least, In the rounds for the
classic Davis Cup will be plnjcd in tnls
country. TciidIh funs are highly elated
ever the draw which has just been an
nounced. "It couldn't hnve been better if it
hntl been 'seeded,' " Is the opinion In
local net circles.
It just happens as n remarkable fea
ture flint with etic exception. It'iinnniii
vs. India, Ihc teams which must face
each ether in the early round are se
situated that America Is a sort of hnlf
way station nnd will prove the most
convenient battleground.
Here Is the draw, ns announced by
President J. S. Mjrlck. of the U. S. L.
T. A.:
Upper hnlf Dcrmnrk n lire) Canada t.
Prance i IlrUlnm t. Austrauitmt Hawaii vs.
.'echo-Meviikla.
Kewer half Spain . rhlUpplnent Ru
mania vs. Ilidlai Italy is. Jaam Ornish
Inlen. ft hre.
It leeks en paper as though Australia
nnd Japan may once again reach the
final round ns wan the case last year,
dashing for the right te challenge the
I'nited Stntes en the Ferest Hills, L.
I., courts. September 1 te -1.
At the draw, Paul Gibbens, Philadel
phia, nsked te pull the sixth name. He
handed the slip te President Myrlck.
"Hawaii," benmed Myrlck te Paul.
"Oh, I'm all right,'' replied Gibbens,
"hew arc you?"
LEHIGH MEETS PENN IN
WRESTLING MATCHES TODAY
Coach Servali, of the Red and Blue,
Makes Several Changes in His Team
The University et Pennsylvania
wrestling team will present a changed
front this afternoon In Wclghtman Hall
in the Inst meet of the season with
Lehigh as the Red and Blue matmen's
opponents. Coach Servais has made
several changes In his team since the
last meet In preparation for the Inter
collegiate championships at Bethlehem
next week.
In the 115-pound class Allen has
displaced Kelp and Chassens will battle
in place of Ctibberly In the lUo-peund
class. Davis, the regular 135-pound
grnpplcr, has been under the weather
and Tayler will pinch hit for him. The
remainder of the team remains the same
with Itabltiewltz in the 145-teund
class, Allsep, 158; Ashby, 175, and
(.'aptnln Pendleton, heavyweight.
While the varsity is engaging the
upper classmen of Lehigh the first year
team will be meeting1 the Lehigh fresh
men at Bethlehem.
GOLF LEADERS BUNCHED
G. Smith Leads in Flerida Play
With 143 Heffner 13th With 153
Bcllealr Heights. March 18. The
fitml drive for the S1000 nurse offered
but only ten strokes separates the first
tlilrfnnn nnv...u .....I 1 . 1. -
.......... ,,,u,..-i-., unii it fjifhu IIIMSiy Ilir
the title is looked for tedav. MrT.n,i.
Ilngcn, McDonald nnd Alex Smith press
ciu-.i- en tjrergc Mnilll s total.
t'hnrles lleffncr. Philadelphia, teed
en inuey mirteeuth in the standing.
The (irst-day sceres:
Oeeree Smith, lljde Park....
Tred Muted, Columbia
Alex Hmllh. Mieneressett . ..
wnltr Ilsi;sn. Petrelt
Jlebert MicUennld. Bobolink. .
ie. .etjlne. Orassy Spruln .
T. D. Armour. Westchester-13.
tiee. Kerrlean. Whlt ileeches.
(!tn farazen. PltlsburKh ....
i". Hackney, Atlsntle city ...
lack fiorden, Provldence ....
Tem McNamara, New Yerk....
Charles Heffnr. Phllment ....
Tem Kerrlsan, Slwaney ....
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Urj-n Mawr
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The Dryn Mawr College maids sur
prised the Penn girls today by treunclnjr
the University basketball sextet. The
contest, which was played In the Bryn
Mnwr gymnasium, ended In a 01 te 15
victory for the Main Line misses.
Bryn Mawr last Saturday bowed be
fore the University of Pittsburgh girls.
The night previous te this game the Pitt
team was defeated by the Penn Ce-eds.
By reason of this victory Pcnn was a
strong favorite te win today's battle.
However. Dryn Mw, strengthened
by the return of Miss Cnrollne Remnk te
iePMIInV,p', bimply P'nycd the Pcnn
maids off their feet, and In the first half
whilehe Main Liners were runnlmr ur
?i l et 2r Thuta was enough te wlS
the game, but they added 20 In the
final chapter in order te make the win
mere Impressive.
In the second half the play wan
i,? .S taa,T"utl " the teams
I Ing. and theugli at no time was Bryn
. Mawr in danger, there was much m"
t iiisiaHm ever the regularity with which
he wlnn tig forwards dropped the ball
through the net.
Misses Itemak nnd nice tallied nil
l"r" Mawr's pelnta. Between them
mi t(1 g0,nIa mre .cored- 17 King te
Miss Itemak. The ether point was made
en a foul by Miss Rice. They scored
cloven deuble-deckers in the first half.
Miss Townsend, the Penn captain,
found b'rse'f in the second half and
scored all the points for the losing team,
hhe went down the fleer or seven dif
ferent occasions te register two-pointers
nnd made the ether point en a foul
goal.
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