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IcSSHPRiZES UP !
i IN OPEN TOURNEY
& . .
J-fr nelfers TeeiOff In 72
Tvre" -
i " Hele Spring Play at
' ' Chevy Chase
FARRELL BEING WATCHED
By SANDY MeNIBLICK
Chevy Chase, M.. April 5. The
lM1,l.plcl;c1cst mwmbly of professional
.m talent ever Rnthercd for an open
a( leurnnmcnt e near home nt this
lime of yenr wiiuiijiru viiv "
.' t the Columbia Country Clnb tlila
s nine iiiHt llke It wns a mldsum-
W ' t'g day down here. The action Is en
"- ... ...- tnl te no n( fhp seventy-
m
, for tne i """ "" " -
! whole open spring tourney. The
riMtn bnle en inn cnu 01 me in n
, li lure is mane or rent ueugu te me
v - - . . eir.nn
f ""JSl... . meMf of them, have been
' idntffins In l'"1 Se",n- "V ?f ,h"n
KdeMwII. They nee. the r cut
In that ?ir.00 te innke the Inst Ic? of
lie trip hemP- The permanent blush
rnflfctcd uiiiler Southern suns won't
,-Ym nnythiiie nt the railroad station.
font It's beIiib te be n battle is
(' proved bv the scoring, also the class
of these In the lend. When they teed off
. Way tne sinniunK n ne mini me
tell. li Hutehln-wn, 147; Brndy, 150;
-.Walker, IflO; Hneen, 151: Ayten. 152;
frnei, lea: sarnzen. iea; ..ruicK
(".hank. 153; Hnmpten, 153: McDonald,
rj33: Hackney, 155; O'Hara, 155;
Fretlierlngnnm, .uci.cefi. iimwoea,
J30; Ocorce Kerrigan, 157.
j Canrse Seft In Spots
Anything can happen In thirty-six
' . . fl.iH.lltlntlfl nfl film tf OAAKllll.
I llftlCS. V'llvlllluit "tl " " t"'hl
though the ceitrse Is n little soft In
spots. Xlie nniienni open mm nem nrrr
last vear. and the greens gave trouble
ft that time. These who plnyed in
that event nnd are here ngafn today
scarcely recognize the putting surfaces
ns the same. The greens arc new true
! an,i pretty. The pros nre vcroese in
' n.lr nraise. The fairways nre also In
M. fine shape, even though Washington
7 lavs Claim te immiK iii MS BBVcri-M.
winter In three years, une course nas
been played en an nieng, ana only a
different trap or two has changed it
from the same course which staged the
latt national. ....
In a field which contains trio Amert
' tan, British, professional. North and
' Seuth nnd all ether kinds of cham
pions, the shetting made the first day
by young Johnny Farrell excited great
comment. Farrell hab heard tell of Jim
names' CO for the record last year
, here, and went right after It.
rtrfeti Gelf for flfl
Though he needed nn extra chip te
(ft en two greens going out und was
bunkered at the seventh, he get a bird
en the second nnd laid an iron from a
bunker far away dead te the pin at
the twelfth for another bird. The ether
holes ware perfect golf for a 00. In
the afternoon .he started badly, but
s turned what looked like a 6 at the
ninth into a 4 for a 40, figured the
.breaks were with him willy-nilly, and
If wound up with a 4 for a 34 back. I3ut
he wae short all the way after bis drive
and took a 5 for a in.
Farrell Is one of our youngest nres
, tilth his berth at Qunkcr Ridge, N.
l. ties homebred and a wlm-bnng,
though he's never wen a single title.
In fact, the only tourney he's wen in
his short career jvas the Oarden City
event last year.
"I've been teaching indoors all win
ter," aaid Farrell before he teed off
today, "but I- broke out th ether day
raring te go. Went te Plnehurst, but
1 wasn't used te walking and my dogs
fietted me se, after a round or two,
that I picked up in the North and
jnutn. i was Hitting 'em though and
I knew when I turned iny shots loose
ii a course liKe this I'd eat It up."
Ha's one tidy biindle of confidence
md it's take a geed mnn te head him
elf.
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PHILS AND
ORIOLES
WILL CLASH TODAY
Kise's Crew Shows Strength
Against Baltimore Left-
Hander In First Tilt
OGDEN MAY DO HURLING
Special Dispatch te nventoe PubHe LtAecr
Winsten Salem. N. C, April 4.
One IMillly batting order proved its
strength yesterday against the best
pitching outside the major leagues. The
ether is due today.
Baltimore used Lefty Greves, Victer
in twenty-five International League
gnmes last year, te cewe the Phils yes
terday. Eight right-hand hitters were en the
list handed te the umpire by the Kaiser.
Today there will be four left-nnnd hit
ters, net counting the pitcher, en the
Phils' roster, for Johnny Ogden, the
Swnrthmerc prodigy, has been groomed
for today's pnstlmlng. Johnny was the
Baltimore ace last year, and Jehn
heaven with his starboard tentncle.
The right-hand' hitting line-up wen
Its gnme with n four-run rally In the
fourth. Outside of that round it drew
nn unbroken set of blanks. But one
round was enough, for Messrs. Meadows
and Hubbell were spending the after
noon illustrating that I.cesburg, Flor Fler
ida, is geed for something else tlinn a
llBhcrman's retreat. The left-hnnd hit hit
ters, Beve Lcbcrvenux and Curt Wal
ker, are in today's ranking, nnd much
depends en the outcome. The Phlle
nre unquestionably n tough assignment
for a southpaw te mock, nnd right
hand pitching is the only kind that has
puzzled them this season.
Meadows' feat in preventing the
Birds from hitting the ball out of the
lnflcld, in his three innings of mound
duty, stands out as the lending fea
ture of the day. Likewise, Hubbcll's
hurling, while less suffocating thnil that
of the man with the glass mask, was
perhaps mere noteworthy because he
had te pitch w(th the bases occupied,
whereas Meadows was pitching prac
tically always with the bases bare. It's
an in the way you leek at it.
Anyhow, the Phils have two pitchers
that can stand the gnff of a hitting
club like the bloodthirsty Birds.
And they nlse have a shortstop who
can get them in any direction. Fletcher
handled nine grounders yesterday; he
was out in the outfield taking the out
fielders' return throws in fact, he was
playing in 1013 form.
Yeu didn't have te be a world cham
pion fielder while Meadows was in the
box. The first seven Birds died in
quick succession, then Tarklnsen let
McAvoy's grounder get away. Meadows
passed the pitcher, then picked up the
two leading lights en the Bird batting
PHILA. AND NEW YORK
ARRANGE SOCCER TILTS
First of Twe Exhibition Games te Be
Played Here Saturday
On account of the New Yerk play
ers demanding another tilt with the
Phlladelphlans in an effort te prove that
they are really a better team than the
league leaders, the management of the
home club has consented te a "home"-
ana-'away" game.
The first of these fames Is scheduled
for Cahill 'Field next Saturday nnd the
second will be stagtd in New Yerk en
April 16.
The mnners-np are going te make a
determined attempt te held the Phillies
nt Cahill Field, and are already banking
en their own narrow pitch te offset the
superiority of the Quakers in the
"away" game.
Fer the game nt Philadelphia the
New Yorks will have the assistance of
Percy llarny. who is new under sus
pension. Hardy cannot take part in
nny mero league games for his club, but
the rule under which Hardy's punish
ment was meted out will net prevent
blm from playing in the exhibition.
The standing of the league follews:
AMERICAN1 60CCER LEAOUE STANDING
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Team Played W.
Phlla..... 23 IB
N. T. ... 2 18
Bkln (T.) 21 0
Pwt. (C.) 21 8
Harriien 81 7
V. Rlvr. 21 4
Hely'a(F) IB 1
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11
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45
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43
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33
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40
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Hemlnaaiey m.i..
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A. Btark (N. T.)..
MeKenna (T) .. ..
D. Campbell (P.).
McOutre (T.)
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Hardy (N. T....
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Tord (II.) ,
Dewnle (P. )!...
Dusan (N. T.)...
Merley (P.) .....
Andrewa (K. T.).
Cerrlcan IF. n.).
lAppln (C.)
14 McKaley (T.) .'!
13 1). nrewn (H.) ..
13 Hutler (F. .)....
11 Ferreet (P.)
0 Shaw (T.)
ft Wlinen (II.) ..' !
n Wean (C.) .....
8 I.JTCH (y. R.).. "
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7 Rooney (N. T.)...
7 Shepherd (C.) ...
6 Hlack (T.) ....
Ratlcan (T.) .....
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Youthful Moteonl Meet "Juvenile"
Kelly In Twe Exhibitions
Wee Willie Moscenl, seven-year-old
pocket billiard marvel, will appear in
two 00-petnt exhibitions tonight. At
2 o'clock this afternoon Willie will
cress cues with "Juvenile," Kelly,
fifteen jears old and a star, at the Na
tional Acndemy. The kids also will
play at 8 o'clock this evening.
A busy schedule Is being arranged
for Moscenl, who has been competing
with some of the leading pocket billiard
experts In the country for the last six
mouths.
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The action picture shows, Marshall Pnvne, Red and Blue Inflelder, slltllns safely Inte third base, with C'anan,
het -comer guardian for Urslnus. nmlilns n desperate effort te catch him. BUI Yadushy, the rangy right -hnnder,
who held the visitors te four hits, Is shown winding up
CARISS PRAISES
RE
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Victory Oyer Ursinus Impresses
Penn Coach Yadusky Shows
World of Stuff in Debut
READY FOR ENGLISHMEN
"When we get a little mere hitting I
think you nre going te see one of the
best University of Pennsylvania bnse
bnll teams In many cnr." The above
summarizes Conch Wnltcr Cnrlss' ideas
en the 11)122 Bed nnd Blue nine. Yes
tprJay the team made nn auspicious
start by downing Urslnus .'! te i! in nn
excellent first game.
"The tenm's lidding leaves little te
be desired," continued Cnrlss. "The
pitching yesterday was excellent nnd the
men used their heads te advantage.
When we get used te curve-bnll pitch
ing, little of which we have had, Penn
Is going te win from the best cel leg e
teams In the country. Yadusky, with
out ever-exerting himself, displayed an
assortment of sheets yesterday that
proved he is a star hurlcr.
"I think I shall continue the present
Infield combinntlen of Whltchill. Sulli
van, Geldblntt and Payne. The last
named is an excellent het-corner player,
while Celdblatt can be used any place
In the lnflcld. The same holds true for
Sullivan, who can cover second with as
much grace as he docs-third."
"The outfield leaves little te be desired.
Meuradian is one of the most finished
outfielders in college ranks. McMullcn
and Mnhaffey, as a result of their year
of substituting Inst season, nre ripe for
regular berths. wncn tne last two
named get their batting eyes set they
will cause all sorts of comment."
Yadusky's Brilliant Start
The twirling of Bill Yadusky yester
day was the outstanding feature of the
game. The big iMsht-hnnder from Shen
andeah held Mie ursinus nuner.es te lour
hits, one a double
D AND BLUE NIN
mble. Frem the fourth WWr&iJF X afe "&&
one of he Cellegcvi IeKames. a. c na,,Bn-.w. r;e7 North Amerl-
bed first base, ladusky taT," 'jr. YerU rillll .... .... , . , ,
M perfect control, only .trtetVnrMJft.
Inning en net en
celleglnns reached
prlilliitpil nlmei-t
one mnn reaching lirvt base en n frank.
IIe fielded hi position perfectly, Detng
credited with the assists, three of which
were en hard bounders that looked like
hits through the box.
Al Meuradian. the former Central
High Scheel lad nnd lending hitter last
year, had two stinging singles in his
first two-times nt bat. He lined out
long flies en his last two trips. Geerge
Sullivan had two bingles, while Mn
haffey, Oeldblatt and Payne edged In
with a blngle apiece. ....
Elwood Cornog, who hurled for
Swarthinere Inst season, and who de
feated Penn, was en tne nm rer ur-
sinus. Had his support been better, the
score might have been different. Six .
errors, Including muffs nnd wild throws, j
were instrumental in Pcnn'ti scoring.
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tnm will lw nlnverl Frlilav nfternoen
en Franklin Field with the combined i
Tnmnmw nfternoen llowilein. one of I ''.""- ."""". '"'"",. pii.y .anity uen-
the best tennis from .ew r.ngianu, npw-, innticrity and ethers. Kdnnrd Warner. , 77.
en tour, will meet Penn en Franklin "s.7.ir,,J,Zanell- "trSp,k . . .-l,!V, f-hlfn",0 W,''lefx trimmed n,.
Field. 6n Hntli.daj; the Bed and Blue uFAk n"'s.?fnl l,mn "V hXF&L , ti aH0,"?
meets Jeff Terenu's Dartmouth team Piens of the church i.eaKue. te decide the ' '"? tn""" fiaje.i. -in. iiiaiuM win n" .3
en Franklin Field. . I Sf- "Jf" R ? nl'X.TVh'iy-""' xf,?. . lVt.'M ul "" '" "- -mee
- - ----- - -. - .i.jiii-.iuiniiung. IJHDft MCLV. ItlepNiln. At.
'ihe enenig game rer ine lacrosse nimr win he ih dr.. . r ;- ; ..?'
nil... n.UJ, e, nD , .,...,.ll",".""",".'ll;"..m"..Il
UAluni'VAluuiiufti; .! ra iuv i.vj
of the second
their invasion,
offense and an
according te the
them against l.i
Northwester
Chlrace. April
elected cantaln
verHlty swimming team last night. Jehn
Ilayferd was elected captain of the nntr
basketball team. Ilelh men Iho In i;uns i;uns
ten. Georgetown te Play Washington
AYnahlnaten. April ft Georgetown Unl
erslty'wril plsy the Washington Americans
here en April 10, final arrangements having
Just bean completed, aitneugn tne game
been tentatively scheduled mere tha:
month age.
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part. THO titlgllsnmcn, in '"f.."',''aD'e inducements wanting this at- "1B Innings against the M inhatt.nir.. 1.J.?.r ' .. . ". . .T ... . "w'-
hate shown a brilliant $?$. ,-.' ,' "r" ni aiaef. ipse ins .out ,h. side ,,, ,h.. flh .-." R'U'K '.UW !L,VU" ,KJV!'.ftr.
enually brilliant dCfenbe. . lrrnlne ll. C. ha. enen date, m, ri... Innc lmt(ln .i,, '?,.'' '?' m.n er a. iienK MII1.ASKV in. rnisni i'i-;ii.
Venn plnjcrs, who saw iRA-nrvt'?1"l nem'' tennis. A. C. ilagnew. ' run. ,u"e" IO ""X-rc K. O. lNO. ( IIANKV is, jimmy KXnun i
?h,Klu The Klcl.th tYnnl A. ('..' of rb...r Ph.l,U- , ...,... .
n Elects Captains iV&yVny&V.' ISK. S'JSi K. S !i 'V-m. && l . T W-
frinle ffll! SUSftr. !"a"1 " ' , &? 'J i'STttW. M ' 1 II L'
Championship Will
AT PENN'S OPENING GAME
Australifln Team May Net
Compete in Davis Cup Play
Melbourne, April C. Gerald L.
Patterson nnd James O. Andersen,
Australian tennis stars, wlil net go
te the United Stntes te compete in
the Davis Cup matches next Sep
tember. The Australasian Tennis
Council is new considering whether
It will send nny team te America In
view of the decision of Australia's
best players net te go. .
150 IN SWIM TOURNEY
Seventeen Schools Represented In
Illinois A. C. Meet
ClUcage. April 5. With n field of
mere than 150 swimmers of seventeen
schools, the preliminaries of the third
annual lnterschelnstic 'meet were held
last night nt the Illinois Athletic Club.
The sunimnrles follew:
Relay Hydn Park. Chlcaue, nret; CuUer.
second; Detroit, third. Time, l.L'L.
40-yard fne Mile First heat. V. Wool Weel
ford. Culver, 21n: sreend heat, J. rt. Rowley.
Culver in.4: third heat, nawllnrx. flantl flantl
ece. 20.3: te-jrth heat, Ed Flannlian, De
troit. 1U.4I.
10-yard breast atreke First heat. llano llane
wltz. Harrison, 1:1B: second. Forquer. Cul
jcr .1:1.0:2: third. Lmnkley. Snn Hlh, 1:18:
J?.Vth .heat McClellan. 1:10:4: Hflh heat.
Wlhr, Lane. 1:1(1:1.
Fancy dive P. Woolford. Cutter, -wen:
Town, Cleveland, second, and Matesen.
Cleveland, third.
Plunge rer distance Abrems. Cleveland,
flm: Merln, Culver, second. Distance. 22
(t. 2 In.
lOOeard hack stroke First heat. McOllll
very. Senn Hlnh, 18:1 j second heat. Rosen
thal. I.aiie, 1:22: third, Schwartz, Culver.
100-yard mvlm First heat. Cowler. Cni.
ver, wen, O't.3; seceird. Ward. Hvd Pari
,;0:I: third. Hewell. IIdc l'arki 03.3; fourth.'
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Amatmir Snnrte
pif vavWd,err'f Tn'i
second-
""' mie ei n uermantewn Church I
'?. F) " Siim." wl" be .iv'a in the I
r's hal!. First ConBreuatlenal Church.
SEE', hr fi'rs't'cn'ireaffirrH" Ml? '
Seymour street west of Qrcene. tonight. The
C-. P. C. Heseres will play the Summit
P"byte.rln In. thn preliminary Tme.
" ri iiiH..r' V,?. l."n. Fa.mS- . ..
1..V. .V. Z , Vi i 7, " "ra'-'ass
team en the fleM this siMspn. Games w 111 be
'" piav tiiiin or Saturday bail.
c
fllftl rm.PI.1.1 u.Vdnt .'..Ml.,
The I'arndlse Field flub still has a few
smcer ilales open, for any uoed traellnir
e luhs. I'rank P. Mlt. 3H3 North Tcnt
nlnth street. Br phejie Columbia 1830.
Tim I lfteenth V'ard A. A. Is anxious te
schedule games with rtrst-lass home nines
havlnit Brounds and offering suitable In
ducements. Geerge Aerer, 713 North
Tent-fuurth street.
The We stern F. O. would like tn book
"i'; with out-of-town teams averaging In
age from fourteen tu seventeen years, offer
ing geed guarantees. II. S. Lelbewltz. B114
Chestnut street.
Merrill Mldgeta would like te schedule
games with thlrteen-flfteen-j ear-old teams
r.""'5 ".."a,ve,,,.ur JU"VD'?. miucements.
..,...... teuui,, inii .i, ..airena street.
Phene Dlamend'4751 w."
Thft flullv A r' !.... .......
out traveling t;m, would like te book gnmes
5 !!' "-,'Vf,i La'?HlJ.te '"..r out of the
tv.. ..,--, iiuiiiic. .it. 'ii limn irrMi
-i
thi
me (ilfinnera I'rorrKnleimln will irnvni
s i ear. It would Ul.e te hear from flhst-
games.
" T?.f? ' : ; !?" reorganized for the
fast semi
ine MitTelk A. ('. ueuiii i Hi., m .-.,,...
!.'m-JJvi,V1 nln" J.l'V "' hm or aa"
" '....Knuii, r.iHiiiiein sireet anil Jladl
viv,fi;.
sasuv i . t eci ns in iiiren i i
' C" ?.?;".". "i". """ 'ii numn learns na- uce nei.t alone n br linn, ....."". . Kill 11 1 "". nilJVIIMl . II inil I k
!r.VlLn.?.uJ.n' ls 'leIu'iwef. booking game, demoted te I deUrmln. ' Vh. ,.,; !.??"' I
un airiiiir. in iHiifiinmin i nniiinn .1 i
TvllEte "f'r" ."' ,he l""-''an Amateur ierdavT when he b ke.i the "" n",?n 'XI
iwlllght League, Is anxious te lnuir fm m, h.Hnr, ,.,, ,,i'"" .;'.'.. '""'r.n As
S$&XKn&ti: " one hit in iheJmM,, '"
rencn struct. .i ,. .
nrAifa-i s""Jn' -',ft J ffS -ny M, sIss.ppT W&. VT-V h'e'U.S'r'i" ,G.f
had ChMtnut Hill nr Mntitit iin. "".....-..... .. y. v nu ui ma jiruns turnlmt the I leriiiiiiinn.
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TO DECIDE EASTERN
BASKETBALL TITLE
Trenten and New Yerk Play
Deciding Contest in Cam
den Tonight
POTTERS ARE FAVORITES
Trenten
JJnnn ferwanl. . .
JY!? ferwnril , .,
Meehnn renter. . . .
JJarlenr Kimr,i
Teme Ktiiinl.
Referee Herman Ilaetzel.
ute halvea.
New Tork
. . . A I.rnnnrd
. . . Ilrfkman
HflBKirty
Ilnlman
Irhnrrt
Time 10-mln
The Trenten and New Yerk basket
ball
teams clash tonight at the Third
Ilcgnnenf Armery. Hmldnn nvenue and
Mickle btreet, Camden, in the third nnd
deciding game for the 1021-22 cham
pionship of the Uastern League.
The Petters came through with the
honors in the initial half and the Celtics
captured first place in the final series.
Twe games j,nve Dp(, stnBcd in the
plav-eff nnd ench hns wen one.
Trenten wns benten en the home
court en Frldnv and then furnished the
season's surprise en Snturdav bv de
feating the New Yorkers, the only time
thU season, in Getham.
'J lie I'eftcrs nre favored te win te
night's tilt, but they will hae te be
"t their best te gain tlie decision ff
"imtcii" uclincrt is in condition te
; start the fray. Tem Barrv him heen
I!'."0'1 J.litfiflR f(.T JMinert. who hns been
f i " -me records show he is the leading
I scorer 'or either tern., in l. t
r-ir'-iJ11 ?xh, hwrt j
w ,." ' v "" "'' i"i u.'niii
Since Trenten has been In
-.. r-.. it i ".'"
"1?C-C.:r.r.en.tn J1BH b ' the East
t .,".. ,l ,ms no" two Pennant-S,
,n the firHt season of the. league
lDOfl-IOthe ln.t . r.' ,r. ,
inc nnd rlefenrn.l ls ,n. i. in, , VV
,.,.' ,, """i in liui-u, i
I he Petters were in n tr Hie Ce .in.
- nd Camden In lma-w, but
-Insner wen. TheM- were all in seasons
of forty gnmes ami in cogitated nlin -
"ffs en account of iie. p,nj
College Baseball
YESTERDAY'S RESt'l.T.S
X. W U.. 7i nondeln. 4.
J '"P-..3' .CrslntiN. .'.
Inilngs"! LnlTrrs"- 2' nrtmenth. l (u
OA3IKS Tnnw
lh,fh, . Fordham. renlhnm rieU
JL"n32."?. ?i'luinhl. Semh F ',iV
Baseball Filmed in
Camps and Elsewhere
Mrnj!'.nlg.'f ?''" . defeating The New Ve,".!
nuns. una. iiitia m in . i-,. - n .
SliI rienten, pitcher obtains! from the
l-nhersltv of Arkansas, has ,, him., if
n berth with the Car.Hnnli. as a re"ii of
I.
vSSi? i"ljr.T- "tj;ens. lletmke?:
nlSS.!..!!"' Army "'kt ''"'nt. N. Y.
i"f?emh V-NnT AiihniHill. Ml.
I Ington" vuiueiic i,nutTslt. Wash-
lirtuiklrn mrn 1 iiDn f..n. .. .
. nuns. nn. nm( m (ne sonre of c. t i I n. .Tit t- nnvnin -....
maLM, . . ..wfc,,,. . fe.i,as& ...aitcv...ftY j;
Be Decided Tonight
"Eleven Games en Penn
Soccer Schedule for '22
The soccer schedule for the Uni
versity of Pennsylvnnln eleven con
tains eleven games for next fall. The
season opens en September HO nnd
will conclude en December 10. The
University of Terente will come te
Franklin Field en Saturday, Octo
ber 7. Beth branches of the service,
West Point and Annapolis, are listed
for' games. The schedule follews:
September .'10 Chcsccnts, of
Brooklyn, home.
October 7 University of Terente,
home.
October 14 Stntcn Island F. C,
away.
October 21 Mentclalr A. C,
awny.
October 2S Ynle at New Haven.
November i Army at West Point.
November 11 llnverferd nt Hav Hav
crferd. November 18 Cernell at Ithaca.
December 2 Harvard, at home.
December II Princeton, at home.
December 16 Nnvy nt Annapolis.
TORONTO SOCCER TEAM
TO MEET PENN ELEVEN
Canadian Collegians One of Eleven
Teams Scheduled by Red and Blue
Tim University of Terente, one of the
best soccer colleges in Canndn, will make
it Philadelphia Invasion next fall, meet
ing the University of Pennsylvania
eleven en Franklin Field October 7.
This Is the first game ever scheduled
with the Dominion collegians.
Eleven games in all nre listed en the
schedule, five of which nre league games
with Harvard, Yale. Princeton, llnver llnver
eord and Cernell. Beth brnnches of the
service, the Army nnd Nnvy, will be
met in the course of the seusen.
Prespeits for unether chnniplenshlp
team next seaen arc unusually bright.
with a wealth of material fiiun the tlrst
jenr team of the Inst nasen nnd nj
number of vetcrnns. Tin- varsity dlirlng !
the 1021 season was composed virtually 1
entirely of green men, who after tliplr
year's experience should, with the
freshmen, give Penn an excellent com
binatlen.
ROBERTSON IS UNDECIDED
ON PENN FOUR-MILE TEAM
Uncertain as te Whether He Will i
Start Head fer McLane '
Oxford, Eng., April 5. I.awsen
Ilobcrtsen Is undecided ns te the make
L of tIle rnlvcrsity of Pennsylvania
four-mile relay tenm In the rnce against
Oxford nnd Cambridge at the Queen's
Club en Saturday.
Den Head, who suffered frern bleed
poisoning en the trip across, is fit te
compete, but the Penn trainer nt the
last minute may decide te start Mc
Lane. The Oxford nnd Cnmbrldge relny
teams have been announced. Oxford
will be composed of W. H. Millignn,
O. M. Bruxner, O. M. Weeklcy nud K.
P. Hewetson. The members of the
Cambridge team will be II. D. Stullnrd,
W. (5. Tathani, W. It. Scagrec and U.
1. Mountain.
The cint new has developed Inte n
triangular alTalr. which Increases tin
chances of a Penn vlcteiy materially
. (t. deerge, worlds record liejik-r
en former tracks, who has been ob
serving the Bed and Blue runners work
out, has ventured the opinion that they
will come close te setting a world's
record for the four-mile event.
San Matee Pole Winner
. "'. Mnte. (llf.. April 5 -San Matee wen
tne nrHt reunu or the sen or cup poe handl-
n frnm ni stnnte. s m a h. ...t.VI,,.
f-up "finni'i 't,TA Ttlti
ei"Pr l" "he xSttenai iN,torAs"!3rTien,,lii,1.
' u" haJ Uc htld "" be1-""- of a diapui. l
L
Madenna te Play Aquinas
The Madenna bsk'tball team ulll tv ml
up a ' Mt successful season tnnmrrew nlKhi
bv pfa.InK Aquinas at th luttr's hall, at
lllshtrentli ami Merris streets. Manager I
Lembardl will us his regular line-up of
"Huck" Henratty and Necltra. forwards. I
Itepette. center and "Ness" Henratt
Iirune, Cesta and Mllnne guards. "
Ty Cobb Twists His Ankle I
Amrrlrea. (In.. April ."!. Tr Cobb twisted
his rleht ankle slldlrg Inte third base jes
terdaj In a gainu between Rochester and
Detroit. He had te he carried from ihd
riild and he probably will b out of the
Rams for several daj. The score was 10
te 3 In faer of Ditrelt .
Billiards & Pocket Billiards
SO TAIII.Fs. .-,(,. ITU lliH'B
National Billiard Academy
6 N. 13th St., Alte 1305 Market
EXHIBITIONS TODAY. 2 P. M.. H P. M.
Juvenile Experts M. M0SC0NY vs.
J. KELLY. 25c
Nlw North Side Country Club Just
formed Ocautiiul, sporty elKhteen elKhteen
hele Kelf course. Will be re.idv I0i3
Can accept 35 mero uppllcntlens rer
original memberslil). Wrlte for in-formation.
iLH LF LVJ .JaLaL
MACK NINES MEET
EACH OTHER TODAY
Athletics te Play Moline Team,
Managed by Earl
Mack
McGOWAN SHOWS WELL
Chattanooga, Tenn., April 5.
j Father nnd son will pit their skill
against, cneh ether when Cennie Mnck's I
Athletics play the Moline Club' this ,
i afternoon, the latter managed by Uarl
Mnck, sefi' of the famous manager of
the Philadelphia nine. .
In yesterday's game ngnlnst t'hattn- i
I lioegn the Athletics, with a shifted
, line-up. displayed excellent form.
i ney (lerenteu ine neuinerners ny tne
one -sided score of 7 te 1. The out- !
standing feature of that game wns the
batting of Frank McGowan, nnd he
leeks certain te land n position en the !
team. Out of five trips te the plnte he
itneeueti nut n triple nnd two singles.
In the field he wns offered one chance,
nnd this he accepted fnultlesslv.
Belllft Naylor, who pitched five In
nings, gave n splendid performance,
allowing but two lilts during his stny
en the mound. Nnler Is new de
clared te be In perfect shnpe. Ills
speed wns baffling te the Chnttnnoo Chnttnneo Chnttnnoe
gnns, and he has worked hard for the
team. He seems te be the logical
hurler te open the season ngnlnst Bos Bes Bos
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