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"yetf Waiver Rule
American Teamwork
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' By
THE OBSERVER
net likely
mere they
' piVSTATK Unbc Ruth" Is the sleRan of several thousand baseball fans
Ri New' Yerk In a petition which will be sent te Judge Kcncsaw Mountain
.' netltien is the child of the cnthuslnsm of (i. C. HIH, n rabid Yankee fan
j ph admirer. Tt is mainly through his efforts that the paper is being
u u.,,1 throughout Getham.
elrt0'" jjlll n)m9 (e i,nve 20,(KK) names signed te the letters which will be for fer for
JH'te baicball's high commissioner, It is hoped h New Yorkers, In time te
V. he home-run king In the Yankee line-up en opening day.
i u retrcttable that such n severe penalty had te be Imposed for an act no
"..I-..- .i.en nlnvlnir ball after the World Series closed. The fault Is net
.'StTiiMhra Landls and Kuth Is no criminal for participating in the post-seajten
Virien mimes. Critlciun should be directed at the rule rather than at the
Lmmlsslener or player.
f The rule happens te be in tne doek enu ergamzcu Daceau is paying judge
L .a. U'i'rm annually te upheld the rules.
I Twenty thetibantl or twenty million names signed te the petition arc
ii'milte' the white-haired dictator reverse his decision, nnd what's i
5wm . .
.' -nETTEB LUCK wen two races in three days at Bewie. If Better
I "Jj Lack were consistent throughout the year, mere of us would be
1 eaihlng In at I he machines of ambition.
' Mack Takes Advantage of New Waiver Rule
rpHB Phtls and the A's have a distinct advantage ever the ether clubs In the
maier league. The edge Is net In the playing form, but in the waiver rule.
1 the lelnt meeting of the leagues last December, It was decided te give the
urt.nlnce clubs any player upon whom waivers had been asked nnd net made.
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IbCBW tWO CHIOS CIHIIIl Ull.v umirw, mc iviiui im mi; lunrr Mlllimillg 1H fHVOriMI.
This means that if either the Phils or the A's refuse te waive en a player
they're pure te be rewarded with a new name en the payroll. Try te find a club
nitha lower percentage than either of our teams.
Twice this t.easen the new rule has favored Mark nnd Deck Johnsten nnd Pep
Teanj have been added te the A's lestrr.
The lean leeder will continue te be en the lookout for valuable players and
nwill Klw Wilhelm. The Phils' boss Is expecting te obtain players through this
Brtbedand Is watching the waiver lists closely.
y Wlihelm is entirely satisfied with the ftplrit new being t-hewn by his athletes,
tat if he gets a ma-n who will strengthen his club, he will n6t hesitate in breaking
J BIJ present cuiuuuiuuuii.
GH. MAL'GER, of Norrlstewn. writes: "I am afraid you haven't
observed eulte close eneuch when ion av Penn has never hurt nnv.
i thing but graduate coaching. Geerge Woodruff, who put Penn en the
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IWJJ, HB3 n suiu mail! .'! .liausci la 1UUU riglll, vteuuruii wan a lBlft
man. He was also a Penn man. He was a student in the law school
when he first started coaching the Red and, Blue and continued tutoring
the Quakers after he had taken his degree in law.
Concerted Attack Wins
fE scoring offense In most pomes played by teams is the same. In such
uperts as hockey, lacroiee and soccer the successful attack combines team
work, concerted offence and short pasulng.
The games mentioned nre bet p'njcil by foreigners. Whv dn American
hams trail the invaders In most cases?
Because the Americen shines ns an individual. His spirit was tvnical In
tie war. All the rules and intnms of the nrmies in the field for years were
rthrewn by the doughboy, who tentd net be restrained from jumping the
achlne-gun nests single-handed and things like thi:t.
Its the same In the sports mentioned. The ezrert Amprlcnn ntl.letn mh.
the ball nnd, with the plaudits of the multitude in Ills ear. flips ull.lK- nil nlnn
Inte the storm center nreiind the goal, taken a wild shot and gets an ovation.
1)111 Ik UUl'll L llll'llll 1111,1 UMI1K.
The offense hard te step Is that which sweeps abrenst down the Held nass.
tss, pass, une of the attackers KetH free, blng, into the net
Its teamwork thnt counts. One man is seldom eoed r-nnn-li m h..n n
(ezen.
GOLF Is centuries old. It was started en definite rules. Stvmles
were played and trick clubs were barred. The United States' Gelf
AMOiUtlen, by Its recent ruling, has gene a long way toward nipping
In the bud the freak tendencies the modem game haa been taking
PENN RUNNERS WORKING OUT IN ENGLAND
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ATHLETIC HOUSE
Ralph Gilroy, 1922 Grid Cap
tain, One of Eighteen Stu
dents Declared Ineligible
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(llniutic ii..i.ii.i)iis In uiiguiKl liaudlcipped the University ei I'ciinsylvaula athletes considerably en .Saturday
In the four-mile relay race, which was wen by Cambridge with the Red and Blue second. The picture shows
the Quakers were heavy sweaters even In their hard workouts. The Americans, In the order tliev were running
when the camera shutter clicked, are Captain Larry Brown, Say man, Elmer McLane, Donald Head and
Johnny Hccr
ROBERT HUNN WINS
SCHAEFER PILOTS' GIRARD
PENN AND PHILLIES
ALL-ROUND
CROWN
Senior Scores 460 Points in
Decathlon at Swarthmore
Prep Fienelle Second
Manager of Veteran Traveling Team '
l Will Have New Players i
. The Oirnrd Field Club, one of Phlla
I delphla's eldc-t traveling teams, nnd ,
which innde such a cirdltnble showing.
1m independent ninltH last year, tins I
reorganized for the 1022 campaign.
Harney Schaefer will again pilot the I . .. a. n- i . u j
team and in addition te the pick of last ' McQulllen, Giant Rlght-Hander,
year s ciun lie has been fortunate In
IN PRACTICE TILT
ADAMS JUNIOR
securing n number of additional pluycisl
of note. i
The team has been practicing for
several weeks nnd had their best work
si i mm m,t yesterday afternoon. The club Is
CHAMP nffiliuted with the Philadelphia Has.- '
bell Association, and games can he I
Will Oppose Majer Leaguers
at Bread and Huntingdon
WIN OVER DARTMOUTH
' By
r"ertY of
VJ nl
PAUL PREP
being recognized premier
all-around athlete of Swarthmore
Preparatory Scheel. That Is the honor
wen by Rebert Hunn, n slim, wiry
member of the senior class, who hails
from Ileselle, N. J.
Although Hunn virtually Is unknown
In sehelnstlc ranks, he recently swept
through the entire ten events of the
Garnet nnd Gray decnthalen, in which
every member of the Institution com
peted, and established the enviable
record of 400 points. He led his nearest
competitor, "Andy" Fienelle. also a
senior, of Terrington, Conn., by
twenty-nine points.
Before the decathalen took place,
Ilunn's only previous claim as an ath
lete was that he had performed In a
few meets as a member of the Swnrth Swnrth
mern Pren relnv team. But netwith
standing this, his most notable nccem
booked threuch Art Summers. 31
AVclghtimn Building, or Jtamey Srlme
fer. (14 Laurel street, or phene Murket
r.ioe.
Beets and Saddle
Horses which seem best at Bewie to te
day are:
First race Woodland. Cresta. Car
man Pantagcs. Second Perlgeurdlne,
Acp of Aces, The Decision. Third
King Jehn, Applejack II, Ultra Geld.
Fourth YushmuU. Plucky, Bnllet
Mark. Fifth The Lamb. The Archer.
St. Allnn, Sixth Trickster II. Bribed
Veter, Clean Gene. Seventh Smarty,
Jauues, Amaze.
The lessens from Saturdej's races at
Bewie arc that Bunga Buck outclasses
THK Unhersltj of Pennsylvania base- '
ball team feres one of its busiest t
weeks of the season Marting this aft
ernoon. Four games are listed for the
week the Phillies this afternoon. Ver
mont tomorrow. Stevens Tech Thurs
dav and Columbia en Saturday. I
The Penn plnycrs hne been Itching
for the chance they will receive this
afternoon te meet a major league tenm.
Several of the Penn players, notably
Meurudlan, Sullivan and Yndur-ky.
have received major league offers and
will get nn opportunity this afternoon
te display their wares against big- j
league hurling en the same kind of a
diamond. !
The students at Penn figure that
this afternoon's game is for the chain- p
pienship of the cellar in the city scries
EXPECT BIG YEAR
IN ROWING HERE
Three Important Regattas Are
Scheduled en Schuylkill Be
sides Other Events
sculler, hnvmg a long reach and is
mere, than six feet tall. He has been
going ev-r the c.iurse in a slinrle shell
and no doubt he will be heard from in
some of the fviniltic- roenhnu
The senior singles mmiIHik. ..in , feature of his work
done by Tem Itoeney nnd Waller Big
ling. Itoeney was ferWrlv nntinn.nl
single nnd quarter-mile champion but
rowed for the Itavenswoed, L. I., Beat
Club when he wen these events. He
joined Undine this nprlng and a new
single is- being built for hlra uleng with
two ether single shellu.
nnv horse Inured te winter rnclni? nut. nml will turn en.- In numbers, expect
side of (iuj. his victory In the Prince lng their favorites te step Kire Wll Wll
(ieerge Handicap with 120 pounds ever helm's nine after their win yesterday
i Luncttn and Bygone Days Mottling nil ever nt Newark.
controversy as te the best her.se at
nllKli m nts riri In svvimmlnir nnd cvin- Bewie: t lint Yushmnk vvnnts h mnte
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nnsium events, nnd net in the runtime ' unit i.nng is iming rings nreuml the ' at present because el tne one-year resi
numbers. ether boys, nml that Better Luck Is the denee rule, will fare the Phils this uft-
In tile gymnasium events Hunn re- bet two-year-old hIievvii at the Prince ernoen. Mctjuillen has slievvn a world
corded perfect scores in the dips, pole Geerge track, notwithstanding his de- ' of stuff In practice drills en rranklln
e'lmbs nnd clilnniinr. nnd he romped i feat his iirst out there. 'Field, nml would lit in well with the
away wltli all ei tne nniaierini nenis j
anil nnals. ins Hvviinming was me
I mil MpOiillleii. n lT-foeter 'from
Springfield. Mass., who Is Ineligible
DISREGARD FACULTY RULE
Princeton, N. .)., April !(. Iilghtcen
Princeton nthlites have been declared
ineligible as the result of the deter
mination of the faculty te clean house.
The heads of three captains hove al
ready fallen Inte the basket. These In
clude Kalph Giliey, cnptaln of the 15)22 I
ioejnaii icam. and Tem .Me.Numnta,
captain of the baseball team. The third
leader is captain of another team pop
ular In the miner sports. The authori
ties have net yet divulged his name.
The campus Is n-buz. with news of
the heiiMvlcnnlng, which is the result
of nn Investigation which has been un
der way since .lanunry.
Dean Heward McClcnnhnn made the
announcement that while eighteen men
had been llccllind inrllelliln. mnut of
them were se declared because of sehe-
laslletdiffirulties and that nt this time
. of the year "there Is nothing particu
larly unusual about that. '
Misunderstood Kule
In the ease of the few ethers ousted,
net because of scholastic difficulties, It
is Ml Id that tliev lmn1v fnlleil te eeinnK
with a ceituin rule in force nt Prince'- i
ten vvhich reads as follews: I
"Ne student shall represent his uni
versity in any athletic team or crew
who receives for tinunclal suppeit I
money or the eiptivnlcnt of money, mje!i
us beard and lodging, unless the seuire (
and character et these gifts or pay
ments te him sliall be appieved liv ilm I
University Committee en Eligibility, en
tlie ground that they have net accrued
te htm primarily because of his ability
as an athlete."
This is generally construed by the
students in athletics here te meaii Hint
money received from any source etln I
than parents ltr cmirilians must be duly
"declared" te the proper committee. It
is said that a few of the men bonewed
menev and failed, through nilsiiiuli r
stnndlng. te "declare" thee lirittuulul
advnnicments.
The great difficulty in dealing with'
the cases uncovered here has been In
deciding what men were being us-dMed
properly and what men improperly
In the c.ise of several men there is
no quoetieii in the minds of the faculty
that they have received the money a's
any ether student would de vvhelhe'r or
net he were an athlete. The rules pre
vide for cases like that and the few
men get In trouble simply because they
failed te report the amount and nature
of their tinuncial uid te the pieiier au
thorities, i
This is understood te lie the whv and
vvherefeie in the can of Gilrev' and i
MeNamara, football nml baseball nip- '
tains, who have been declared itie i
giblc. Wlttmcr Was Injured
It is common tumor here that
mer, captain of the basketball
is the third captain In the U-t.
which it is net the custom te
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''ienelle. hv a stranee coincidence,
never had any previous record as an
athlete. Se It is little wonder that the
entire student body was taken hv sur
prise by these veuiiRsterfl, who finished
first nnd eecend, respectively.
Kvctett Ladd, physical director, who
had charge of the meet, also ran a
decathalen for the junior department.
Fourteen-year-old William Adams, of
MeCall, S. C, rolled up n score of .1411
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DUUIfc rLANNfcU HERE Kin. Harrv Havls, of Morten, Pa.
!; . ' . 1 ...111. OI" HAR.n
Dm a i mp unriuiTv
nt"ll Hlllwll I I ! rtlDv,,l cunml with .T.17 nnlntn
Harry McGrath te Arrange Interclub Baseball at fiermantewn
Ring Matches The baseball team of the fierman-
Se many requests for another amn- town Ki lends' .Scheel will open its
tour boding tournament have been . n.""" .me"0"' nf,orneo.n.. J"1!'. St:
.tbeSchuslklll Kiver. the r,t being ceivcl by Harry McGrath. chairman of enthOuXrV grounds at QueenTa!
llie .iermnniewn iiisiiiuiieii nas
fem n local Mandneint 11)21' should
Ml banner j esr in lowing. The three
! rtpttas of the ear will be held'
"tninrruan regatta in .May, followed mc a. a. l. Hexing Committee, that
J the Peeple'A Regatta en July 4, and he is planning te decide a number of
w National Regattn August 1 and C. ! Inter-club matches In seven different
Jk only feature regatta that will net , passes. The tourney is te be an lnvlta
m reweil in Philadelphia Is the Middle V,1?1.1 ..ftfr,r1' ithr, 8tnrs of th' recent
itu which will go either te Haiti-I A!,1,ld.e Atlantic States meet, including
"re or Xew Yerk. a11 the champions, competing.
In addition te the three big regattas,. .Th?, champions te be invited are;
B'ntlened, the Schuylkill Navv Reentta lex UreenberB. S. P. H. A., flywelaht :
mine held here. This is for local clubs I ucerf Helmer. Knterpris0 O. C. ban
W, entries from eutelde clubs net temwelKht : Charlen Rice. Shannhan,
Wti received. ' featherweight ; Temmy O'Mallev, Mead '
nether words, Philadelphia oarsmen ""brook. lMitweighl; Sam Rlacklsten.
J'l have one regatta a month during .!,1,i ' eight and middleweight:
"7, June, .Inly nd August en their r(uik Pickett, Villanova College,
n waters and for the final event of (heavyweight.
K m miIM. ' I'ancal. Mcnrtowbreok. Nick Pn. ' i.V"P
I'biIi.. .ii. . I WHd and Nick )tevll. unattui hed Ban.
Active i tnmwrlshtii. Chick lVmin K. !
champion, Vincent Ornnt. O'ltrlcn's, ICiirrv
Olmbel, Sliatmhan. Jehnnv Ailamt. Sun
hliw. PcaihtTHlKhi Johnny Dvr. hay
nulu. Qeere" llnrne Villiineva. Wllllum Am.
hr(, Mradanlirnek, snd Jehn .Mastemen
Curtis I.tghtelglU8. Joe Qulnan Jovn of
Arc. ei-ohamplen. U P. lelln, .i Jehn
Hrett, liayeula, nnd 0erg While, K'ajeula
WlterweUht, 'W'llllam Ilarklm. Kayeula.
Hianlfj Karmn VHraiillle. un-1 Manuel
TrnchtPnhfrir. U of JllddlewelSM, Wll
Mam Cannen. Kanmln. .Matlv TVtrenls
Snuthwark. Taul Ienun. Vlllnneva. and
until amn' ueweti. west miladalphla, IImvj-
HCllll Wl,l'h, j0 Krna. Kayeula
These bevs are renne.sted tn write tn
I A few years age a few of the school- aJ,ry MeGrah. inrn et Curtis Pub-
iieiiiiiiti uuiii)iuiij , nn duuu hh JluSlUlC
Whitney's cast-offs are bentine
I Whitney's cracks. Plucky defeated
yashmak with cese Satirrda.v and Well-
I finder wen his race, with Itr.ilnsterm
new here.
Deadlock, Rebert Shannen's Derhj
hetie, worked the full Deibj leiite of ii
mile and a quaiter In U:1ll Saturday
at Churchill Downs. II. C. Fisher's
Derby candidate, Violinist, worked the
fastest mile of the season at Louisville,
going the route in 1 :41 !l-,r.
Bewie Entries for Tomorrow
I.' rat.-.ice imrs.. $1200. claiming for two-
in
Ms
101
....100
maiden
r m in"
Tlie Mulfsklnner 11 Jenrphlni t.
i. im una . ill HentnrlH
I Hhsl U'lkhten Ki'i Deh Mn'rnv
He Trueman . .108 llmknl
J'liikl . .10.) Jcrinie c
At tlie present lime llie Cndine Harge
Rn.,i PrebnblJ the "mM active along
v.,uvu3e hew. rer many jear.s
UUIIIP VIBS llflpl in .......
Undpetnt.
"iiw, jirs. "McDowell nnd
racing
Jehnsen
n an in ermedinte double race in the
te . i cs?U,t h'l(1 here- Thls liclpcd
witteulate interest, but the club did
?SLWn, nnether national event until
"w, wncn n cenln, iei..i
,.,.' , ." .-w.,,, iia,i i, uir
7 raptured the event at Worcester.
duS .i . V1 .nrwnen "I'Pred the
u..."" "'"' "ie.se
tfj and'
"" "ill Wit 1 t IP.se us n n, ,,.!..,
p0V,i!!lDi.or6anl7nt,en wn, b"t
neu tn. i ' l .'.'"t?1, nDe"t MoKlnle A. C,
Iel'. -v, ,nei ,1UV1' Jlhl the club, d.lphla Suburban
r.. ."I?"! has ever rowed before h'" tew Stur
IbeCeV1, nart,(,y ""eunced that ?
!S.. Junier swoons nil , u..i i... t .
t,n .Macfarlnne, one of their stel- ' ! terpa dealrlng a s
Ur earimen. fJonrffe AlllSii .111 '" comm-jnleatlen
ch H, i, 'eerge Allisen will munartr. McKlnley. I'a.
BunthuTiiv, . ,!,cl,rsi ami ;.
... UW1 be lieml r.rie,.l, .i ...iii
McKlnley Wants Saturday Games
havinf Joined tin- Ihlla
lAUtMe. tlnd that Ihfv
rday epn datf before thn
eacue saaten atarta (May 13). and ueuld
1Kb te near rrem aucn icama as jjojibkiewh,
naanis, uonannnecKen or nnv mwr nrn-
goon ouraruen Al
ie William Kane,
l-ecend rat'
thiee-pnr-ida
San Hi dreit
IHit-n
Vitamin
nurs
vv.
Third
Hamilton
hones of celne through the i-easen tin
ilnfanterl Cnnrh 11. P. Brelncer savnlllilmm
thnt h'le mnterlnl hn been ceed HniJ i eDarrlMan
that the be.vs have been showing up well
In practice. And with tlie famous
Temmv Atherton leading the nine, he is
sure of having n successful season.
Manager Richard W. Heguc, Jr., haB
arranged an attractive schedule. It fol fel
lows :
April 11. St. 1 uke Scheel, home 14.
Darby Hlch. nwi , is, Illdle I'ark High,
home. ill. Jenklniimn llhrh awaj. 2i IVnn
Chnrlei. ns; -S. Vi If-ndi.' Leniral, away.
May 3. IIpImi-epiI .rndein, hump, ft.
Ilrewn Prep, tieme, 0, Chestnut Hill Acad,
emy. home. IV I' I I' . uy: 10. Upper
Darby Hlnh. liem. in, lormantewn Acad
niiy. away. 21. Parullj. heuip.
racA.
Ihrce-jHai-eldii
A I PA
Hull I
Mlm Oih
I).ir.
Keurth race
(lean. f(,p
l1! furlenzn
. lift llacrv .lilin HI
.. lift IMimeliitM lift
... lift Hlrkerj . .11"
... lift h VI( emn Mt't'r 1 lft
... .He lrudcni . lle
i asey entr.
purs $1200
and upward,
varsltj were It net for the ineligibility
rule.
The fifteen -Inning game captured bv
the Red and Hlue Saturday ever Jeff
Tesreeu's Dartmouth team, was the
lengrvt game in the Inst eleven jenrs
en Franklin Field. The Tigers nnd
Penn plaved a seventeen inning game
back iu 1011. thnt holds the receid for
the longest game ever played by a
Penn team.
(ieerge Sullivan's heftv Fingle tn the
fifteenth after Mike WhltchtU had Mn
cled and moved te second en Label
I (telilblatt's sacrifice give Penn the vlc
I tery. Penn wns euthlt. 14 te 10. but
! managed te score the victory by taking
advantage of opportunities.
The new infield combination used bv
Coach Carlss Saturday looked better
than any. (leldblntt was a tower of
strength nt second and Sullivan the
same at third. I.iebegett, the fieshmnn
, from last oer, although unable te de
an.v thing with the willow, plnyetl a
bang-up game, accepting eight chances
without n mlsplay.
The victory was the second of the
week for Hill ndtisky, the Shenandoah
lle Mark V'ft
. .IO'i l'prlifeurdlnn
..100 Turn.ibeut .
. 100 Fclimed Zp.-il
Purse I200 ctilmnic
fur.enr, r lad. Ills change of pace during the
il
ltl i
Ills
1110 '
VP.ll-eIdH It furlenffi..
Cii I'lllar .. in Trnubler
AMpa ins ..n,t i:rr..rt
.l,itl Curtla 101 '.Max Oeld
Tw,.rk """ . ws A'"" Kinma
-ii,' i.iuiniiii'i ii.
1 Kth raw. purs Jpjoe claiming
foui-p.ir-elil and uimurd. i4 tniles
Attorney Mulr . Inn l.ieaey
llttl Kd .. ion Austral ..','.
I. n Kreas mi ! in.-i.
The track team at fiermantewn jiir'th.i i.urkctt' Xha Malze
Acudemv has been hit hard by the sixth nue pur.. 11200, claiming ihre
recent illness of l.elgh Hull the 1D2S t lCur'o',n"eri' TVieT' SliXf nU " """""Ve'-,
football taptuln. Hall has been for- rimimlul The ceiiean
bidden te partlcpate In any athletic ll""!",,',r in-' Hiwn ., . idj
events during the sp.liig hoasen .and .':,' "ffl'iu,. ..."? lWtM&H . '.'
I.I.. n!..,n..'.i .ulll lirt Litnnh' foil lift Iu w..An.1. -.... ...... ' .' ."-I
Ills uratuiu . ."J n.v...,. - - -..... ".. I'UISu lt)l. i'a nilllb
a former Nerthenst High athlete. tiuie r.ir.nids and upward. mii and j. H
no , game showed Him te he one of the
J,0. coolest twiners ever te grave the din
'. 1!'-; mend nn Franklin Field Outside of
th'r.-l0 innings, Yadusky kept the blngles
well scattered.
for
, 10i!
ill
111)
Jee Jacksen
Tlie Mltchrll & Fleulipr A
Je Jackaen Held CtuW plajpd
tle ycslerdHy, .'-ft,
I." nth
ChullenB"r ..
I Iren lUiv , ,,
'I'CMI iiek ..
A; unit thp s,iu'it'i .. .
tcn-innliuf Vpiirentlce
J. Jirksen . t 0 2 0 1 0 I n e O ft fi
M r. . 0 1 0 II ii 0 u 1 0 e ft 7 2
I1attrlPF Jithaen. flMan (llllaril, Pen
neils . M. I'. A. A . Ilray, White, J. I.ldtpr.
First
Troop Wins
uf tha outdoor tennln aeasen
Ches-Ment Shooters te Reorganize
The annual rporaanlzatlen nf th cv......
Hocend with ai.vn and linaten llattery third I Ment Oun Club Ia-.iitup will be held tenlirh
.. 1.1. ....... . ...... l.. M..n,... 11. .1... I 1. S-'n..l.r... n .. V, ... -I . T. !"OIKIl
.,i. c.ii l Jimii .,,-m" ,, (te,, .ill', ii, ..u, , .h,u. ii, ii. mi ur i'iilin lOf IH POni-
Htpphfii Calhoun, of the Cll Tioen er i liiK peaaen'H pett. wblrli will own next
n, atara for tne lecaia nun tour Benis eacn i mentn win im i iw
In a round robin pole teurnpv idajpd it
Squadron A headfiuurluia at Nlrty.feurth
atieet and Mudliten ivvunun Haturdat iilslit
the Klrat City Troop wen with a ero of
nine goals. Squadron A, of New Yerk, was
FEDS' SUIT IN COURT
Professional Baseball te Defend It
self Against Defunct Club
Washington. Apiil 10 When tne
Supreme Court reconvenes ted.i.v pro
fessional baseball eigiiiil.'..itiiuis which
are members, of the nnt'enal agreement
will he compelled te defend themselves
against un attack b, iln Raltlmeie
Club, of the old Federal l.digue, which
seeks te recover damages en the ground
thnt etgnnlcd baseball is an Illegal
combination iu restraint of ti.ule and
Interstate commerce In violation of th
Sherman Antl -Trust law
Although it participate! in the noge-
llatiens which rculttd in the ,,ppac"
I ugreenient closing the affairs of the
Federal League, the Riiltlmore Club re.
riiiehiirnt. v. c. Anrii ie a .i.u .. ' fuset te abide by the terms of the set.
about flirty cuntPHiuniH Ineludlnv "iveral of tleillfllt.
iiiu iiinuiH iuirrs ei in ceuntrs. Ikkim ,.irt li,.,ni(,lit kr l, i.. .i L' i .
t.l iv at PlM.dumt today In the Ne th and A vde 'K,,?'1 '" "'? f,iTnl
south teiinU tournament, the official m..,,. courts et I hllmlelphia was dismlbsed.
but the n.iltimeie Club renewed the
suit in the ceuits of the District of
Columbia and wen, enlv te lese when
the decision was appealed. Organized
baseball claims it is net engaged In in
tei slate iiiinmerce, and therefore U net
subject te i no Mierman law
in:
mi
in.
3.
allow am
Hereh .
tacentetiHp .
Idles Helle
JlirqilPlIu . .
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Weather. leni , trutk
Open Tennis Season at Pinehurst
ifitr k. ' . . ' FU" r"a nn will leek
- . CfllluT
etliclally at Prlneeteti. Dean McClen-
aliau was asked whether Wittiner was
tlie ether captain ci hired Ineligible
"I have nothing te s.tv nbetu Mr.
Wittmer," replied the Dean
The cuge leader was hint and uniib e
te play the game for seme time this
last season. When he could have been
used later in the big games, it is said
that illstnii tieils wcie sent Het te iie
him.
Dean McCJenahnn s.tid se fur as lie
knew net a single suspicious case in
the tmlversitj had net been thoieughh
investigated, and that he new- believe' 1
there could be no criticism of nnv etln i
men representing l'unceten in ,ith
k'ticd. "In nil these cases of men dec'ared
out." s-eid the dean. "I wish te state
with the utmost emphasis that none was
declared Ineligible because of prel'es
siennlistn. The decision of tlie nim
mittee does net lellect m an.v wav en
the chmacter or integrity uf the 'nun
involved."
TJie eighteen ensps were siinitned up
as scholastic dllhculties or f.iiluie u '
(s)inpl with the rule en finances
It uns also stiessed that all of the
Investigation and agitation mm i-
tire from within Princeton's wal.s.
i
Semi-Pres Want Stars
As seen n the news broke that such i
stars as McNnmnrn and liilrev were '
lnellgilile te pla.v at Princeton. Phila
delphia managers of independent teams
began wiring bids fur their servbes
MfXnmura, ,i s,.ir inlle df r, may he
een in the uniterm of a Philadeiphia
club. Rilly Whitman, of Kridcsbiirg '
It Is said, could have signed the Prince
ton man last I'tulav, but a few hours
prcvleiislv had iiindc ariaugeinents w tb
IMdle Ifiillagher te mvir linu
(illrej. the foeiball iiiptain, has n!,,
decided te enter the r.inks of pre fn..t
hn 1. ai lording te report. It is ,
lie has been in tmii Ii with frn mis ;n
Phi'adelphla and nun plav hire
JIM BARNES HOME
National Champ Back After 10,000
Miles of Gelf
New Yerk, A pi I in- 'long Jim '
Humes, I'nited States open coif ihain ihain
pieu, has returned te his jmst at t'i
Pelhnm Club, completing the b ngi st
ple.vlllg tour ever ui.uli bv a gelfei
Accompanied by .lock Hittihis.in thp
(lfli View (Chicago) profesMeiial wh
laptured the Mrltish opt a title nt Si
ndrews last vear. Harnts .tnrted nut
et the close of last golf w.isun 'I'd, v
ple(d In Western Canada and along
tlie wes-t coast of the ChUmI States,
then spent several months in the
Southern States. Their tour carried
them mere than 10.0th miks
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