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H bad ta Srtll te wis and ballcred tb im t wln wA bjr Itriet tralataf i Manr who ara cmpiUd te write tbcaiMlm arM ce.nia ana wviw:!'' urmmi hi. hij, mu cwwauiwe' ei tot tn nana. xt,Jwr inaaip uu evjcct nmwb wn 0H7 10 atmtiM, mt utT-"V"-"fr !T T. i ,' . 4a mb4 BMCh a tf taaaa- "mHK BMni Iiafa in W-aa bad caiak.'tfM'' , I AVv JtaMUala HBMk-AB Mi mMAIMmV Tft gMdt" M'thna'ar r Mas dateia tba I t'Wwgi aw; IV - . m L- K'JlllHIHHW l;.J i kua ana I' -VihlVe "tba'M U'U, .' - B. ' J5v(Wf mlW KTe.WMBV M ' -"' He for it AMaHea 1 LftfTTTlItbe babarf aeaaoa-ena weak ,e!4 tinSAthletka today ara in tbatr own ;ilKvback:yard for tfleir Ofaninff. ae ana m.taa ant amaien. , (' ' The Mackmen hare cenpctad in' only two atrlaa, and tbat'a all tbay bare '1 The Heuae eC Mack opened lt eeawm In Boeten. Three famea were played Vtn the RidSer and twe'Tlctdriea' were ebalked up te the A'i. That was ftfi.JSrit aeriea wen.. V ,. , 'Wflre pjayea wim m ammum wua u aw xvnui. xaai maov'iwe aenea iiaTowwenbr'the'AtUetlei. Not'aebad. ' - i' , F ,, Cennie's clentera bare their erea en the ball. They are .bitting bard and, .'Me In one or two aaaiea the pitching waa peer, it loeka'aa.lf Mack baa nwral dependable bnrlera: , . w ' The home, team naa made a fine atarc, aid local rana may hare reaaen te .'rtjelce at theflnlab; ' ,;, , , ,. .," 'X k RflRMTIB of Uwmmm B. RfM Hmmm lUm WTmrnl'm ". t' 4k, .. V A iin..l. " 111. iCwi m a( m ' v eaetke teaaa frees tUa aeetien. Belli eka (m reareeeailM mm Fkct with 1 BUI TOdep, eeat Rkbarda aM R. Narrla WOllaeaa te aw aeaall. ; 1 Mn fl.rVe Ptarrt ,';HW,.UnrlBil-Stirpi. 'rn t. J h ! NeW OPENINQ QAME SATURDAY . , i1. ' ' U. - ,?,!B,.7 CartltBl iirixn wrcr iwe lavuaaua aiainea irem BTammar acnoeifl,- nign acnoelS, prep .., v.- . ...... ... u vv. w vim uuiet cuiarca, lun anauKi nlir carnival of the UniTeralty of Fennirlvanli nremiiMi in h h tuwt Wheld. w 'tT- . ' Yearly thia bege athletic apectacle baa drawn athletee te tbla dty from all enr this country, and en aereral occaelene from many 'ptrta of the world. The lack of n'fereJfn entry tbls year deeantt mar the drawing power of the repam one bit. ) v ,'.. - ;? ' Teams from Occidental College,, UniTeralty of Oregon, and aereral ether te Western institution, are. entered. ''v ,' Ber'eral Southern colleges heretofore net- among the competitors bare sent te their e'ntry'llst.' r' ' . i Natirli rtXHB J.' Baseball Aaaaclatiea ' . Y m . .A.1 A - i- if'.Mww Mime mm eeesi I fraas tka PhilsielpW lte m Tba tiraha year.', hope ef Bill U U delph, WeUkaewn local umpire will be reaUaad,ea Batarday. 'WlHUai ,lsf a towHewner. a a . for years haa au recatad tka ' erae tlen f a' raam raam raetb athletic plant In the aetrthern section of. the city, known, as 'Shette Uaa Park. Fer arreral aea sem; past he baa east' wnglag: eyea en a laraa tract of greaad, at Bread nd Bigler streeta. He talked the mat ter.day and night, and finally Induced eleven ethers men te form a company". Aa a result of his Satin thn lam. and what la aaM fn K h flux, al In. theUnited States for the playing of aemi-profatalenal ball will be christened wnea .enetMime if ara win officially threw open. IU gates. Elaborate preparations have been '. . - 1VV , JLDOIB aERNSR ga). BwiMf v -1 J. . . '. J - jj.-t '. .'. 1. .. i M ' .. 1 mmuanr t atl e i I e"V hayili;iatirr ' iit( .4... .......'v, avy nsaaasj.BiaBsvaA'i,),,4,;;j,i..k aaa . , aasgjf sv . ...A 1 . , t ; ; . .J . j r. tatj MFEO Wdt PhHaUMfJ OpanFWd; t Mb TaW W1H BfFtfty-elnth and OxferaJ ftrtttt HARRV VVMER IS MANAGER ' .;i Sri" V??6? w bylaws wMefc.aal! far strictly ntrml avbttratan. IT . ZT "" airpi'Bt) early,' bat U tlen la te be tka far teslatteg Its rales ba.enfarcad SASSAMAN'S.DOUBLE WIN GAVE HAVERFORD .Main Line Freehmen Defeated Penn Charter In Traek'Meet f 'h r , Stssaman, who ' entered Haverford College at the "start of this term from tie Abington High Scheel, 'starred in the freshmen's win ever the Pcnn Char- Jbjav Scheel runners in a dual track meet 'yesterday. The meet was held at Haver ford,, and the final score. was 52 2-8-te .!., - t Bejsaman took .first .place in both (the V kliand lnlle runs, Vlnninivbeth events ,la (tut.. time. censitMring'i the track,' I.Il.k'l... .-' .. kC- . I Till' Wk vhlch'lwas' soggy, from the, rain. s His le.uati miie ,wai 1 and tha'nSllii'K'i ,ie seconds. for the. half mile waa '2 mln'ntM fronds,' and th'a mile' 5 minutes and He canturd tha vin . whlk . ,the freshmen the win; 'This was the aule run, and -was the last of eleven contests. Upe this time the Quakers ltd the Main Liners by the margin of 2-3 of a point. Siisamnn jumped te the front at the crack of the starter's gun, and ran a gnat race. hnlHInr tha' Taari all fk. te the finish, His nearest oeponent waa um. a tenmmnte,. who came in' forty Wds behind the winner; ' The 'first nn Charter man te finish was l?er klni, ani.be trotted ever the' line seven.! tijflv. ""T-tresr of Cox. , i. lnna -- -'elled up a big lead tt i the first five events, and at one time n?!i ,adl? by ten pelnU.. However. Captain ltegers, of the Haverford frMbmen, wen the breed jump; Tayler, MHaverferd, came through first In the 220 low hurdles and Itheades wen the wgh jump, and. the freshmen drew tithln two points of the local school. Zbyszko and Qardlnl Draw lr!i?d.1?&.p."'' rtt !2.-Wladek Zby.ike iUute nVrti-T .ViP, or wraitlln with for fSliv . h.e.r ha tTtUTl 0rrttnl eVraSi ..". heu .nesumlns tha MiUa; Wlngfleld'a 8uapenalen Lifted naneui, Tana,. .April 120. flea and &.1 R.r nF&sasrBi S.i. ,' ,n winrnaiq's pan la tb " merely waa te dsftna hlraaW. Brltena Wln'at Laoreee'e ,?. N. Y.. Anrll SO. Th. CuSSSaI "l Y" AwH 80- Tha Oxford. Sa1'??8 Jaoressa taa dettattd Ceradl SllhS?. ,'ren Malnst "Si 'S Mllltna. FORMER CHAMPIONS IN - - BOUTS AT ICE PALACE Herman and Lyneh te Appear In Reepeetlve Matehea Twe former world's champions and six contenders will make up the all bantam program at the Ice Palace te. night. In the final of eight rounds Pete Herman, New Orleans boy who dethroned Kid Williams, will face a home entry In the person of Battling Leenard., J Johnny Buff waa 'scheduled te meet Leenard,' but was forced te cancel the bout 'en account of illness. i Jee 'Lynch, will be seen In the third elxht-reunder. "Jimmy Mende. of thfa city, will supply, the opposition. A brace of sluggers will clash in the second bout. Jee O'Donnell will take en Jack Sharkey. Yeung 'Montreal, of Providence, who meets Jee Nelsen, of this city in the opener baa' been here since Monday. Chick Kansas and Benny Bass meet in a six -rounder. . Scrap About Scrapper wha baa bMn bantam.' maeA lwizln Mm in. haa batn nairad with Pats Htr lSVtka ava at&m bla- Kantuekv'n&' ;yan raeantlv wen tbary In matebes wTtb ea Barman and Pal Moere. . WHlaa BHH haa Mlk. Cradall hard, Mlk haa a touch aialani naxt. Monday ntsbt. maatlnir Plat I latum, In tba ill Balvader raan va. Banny d ateaa and nne. werklna itnant tn Hebln. of . The Media A'A'.. of West PblUdel-, phU'-wiU eei; the baseball Ma.son;e, tneir new greaaae, at.nnynwt&-,anq Oxferdsnaeta, eh Tuesday, 'Mayr'2, with one of tKe classiest combination of players that has ever represented the dab. ' k ' . Harry. Weber, .who baa .managed tha team for four rears;' Js back en the job., made for the gway 'which include aiaid; Geerge Leer will' assist. Hebaa ?ik?tIssrdeTh,.n staft waf:11 in uifjjrniiiiUBjyuiai umi" imnn.im tlen,' of which. Media 'la a member. The greundkeeper has-been getting the field in' shape' for a month, and the carpentera haye' about completed their work en the ttand", which will accem. medate' 4000 fans.. , Media Is well "protected en the infield, with Redgers, of Vast' yearjis club, en first;1 Anders, of FainrifW, or McGln nls, of Pencoyd, at second j Baylis, of Media,' has been assigned te shortstop., while Gallagher, of Conshebocken, will bold down tba het corner."" The outfield includes, such players aa W. and J. Bums, of West Berlin; Petter, of West Phila. High, and Weaver, a local lad. The hurling staff includes Navarre, of the' Canadian ILeague ; Dicksen, of the Southern League, and Jerdan, of Media. Hernberger, of the -Seuth Atlantic League, will be behind the bat, and the management is dickering with another battery, which Is one of the best in the city. . The home season opens' with a twir light game en Tuesday, May 2, and teams booked te date Include Hatch Moter, D6nevan A Armstrong, Ches ter, Harry Macker Club, Gartner Club, of Parkland : Hllldale, Brldesburg, Ferd at Kendlg, Flelsher and ethers. Media'a schedule is being arranged by Art Bum mers, eBclsl booking agsnt of the PhiUdelphU .Baseball Association. Jimmy A. &t. a...w w... a.. . KtT. O'kaafa also i haa Al Heltaman n w. Coyla bexai at tba National Saturday tnw. nlabt. Jaa Oatarar haa baan In itrlet trini. .. mera than a, watk. Ha la confidant ha will upaac iwoem wnan na taxaa en Al Var. baekan at tba Cambria tomorrow nlehl. Youns Mullliran va. Oram RuaaalT la tk MIIHl.t llAt... MAI. k -. w H'XCT'awS7-V ""? ."I iinur rmnwK .r. Innls vs. Jimmy Hi rf W:..Pw? Hanlen. W, WyflT' tha f7 tltta of. tha railroad at I pesnfla walabt. 1S5 of thla city, will ih.i srstam for tha ilahtwafiht .."i i klttSMtuaai at 1 o'clock. ierli rX wiuiaata and Dick Parry will championship of Seuth Phlladi vSI,.P,urar i Wllllama. and ih fahoel at the National Saturday uiiaa.is. naaeiina Wllllama. and iiu Venna1 JaAK Damnaav matrhaM wl,h V.WV. Cress. , "" LlladalDbK net. npienshfp of at tha Natle la haadllna ack Dampsay man ara laHara In tha Bperta Dapart ESR 0tJft' kSKiae Public taoeaa fei WlUtts Britt and Harry Samson. ADDITIONAL SPORTS.. PAQB 20 I at Bread street and Snyder avenue at 1 P. M. . i Jadge Patter sosjen Hand Th; Hen. Jpbn M. Petterson, of the Beard of Arbitration, of the Philadel phia Baseball Association, win out the, first ball. Old Glory will then' ee unraneq ey miss enettsiine, daugh teref the man after whom the park has been namedi , The bands, that, will make music for the occasion; Include Girard College Cadets, St. Menica's Eplphanr. Mes siah and the Cadet Band. , Many members of City Council have accepted invltotlens te attend, and the commandant and ' ataff ami n..in. colonel and staff of the League Island Navy Yard will also be present. The Seuth Philadelphia association has provided seats for 10,800 persons, and will also promote boxing, rugby auu soccer football. A running track will seen be In shape and track meets will be encouraged. Tne nraaldent of tha nrMnl,iti. i. Barney Samuel, a well-known politician ei me xniiry-ninin ward; Temmy Hanley, an old ball player, who was a COnSDlcueus flsnra In tht ta. 1A Jumbo Park along with players like Mente Cress, is vice president j WllUam Munderf. prominent In bank athlati Is secretary and treasurer, and. the man. agar of the team la Bill Budelpb, famed as an umpire. Bag the Teaaa M f ' But, the success of tba whole venture centers ,'sreund the team of which little Pascuerllle, formerly of St. Leuis and the Phils; second base will be covered by AUy McWUUams, the basketball star,, wne was sought by several bis league teams; Harry Wlllsman, of Hanover, of the Blue Ridge League, Is at.shert, and Bdck Lai, of Hartferd, of the Eastern League, will spear them at m net corner. In the outfield will be Eddie Gerner. formerly of Cincinnati, who will also pitch ; Geerge Mahgis. of the Phils and Detroit, and Ad Swigler, pitcher of tha Giants,- who will hurl and cover left field, and Dick Spauldlng, who also hss been sought by big league teams at times. Beside Swliler and Gerner tha niteh. ers will Include "Lefty",BIack. of Stan- ten; "Butch" Helt, 6f the Southern League, and Gallagher, of Cressona, who defeated Chief Bender's Reading International team last Sundav: mil Fish, the former Phllly backstop, will uu me cnicnins, ana we utility In fielder will be Frankie Smith, a down town boy whom Rudelph expects te de velop. . FIVE TEAMS IN 1NTERCLUB Baaaball League Will 8tart Baasen "en" Sunday With Twe Qame,a j. net lnierciun iiaaeeau League, which ibaa been in existence since 1003, will start the season next Sunday. The league contains nve .teams, and two games' wll be played each Sunday, 6ne icuu unwiu a Dye. , The locations selected ier nlavin h. games are the Phillies' Park and St. Martins, en 'the grounds adjoining the Philadelphia Cricket Club. , All the clubs have added new players te their, squads and the Racquet 01ub. which romped off with the champion ship last season, feels sure of repeating At the annual meeting, the following officers were elected ; Laurence C. Fil ler, president; Alexander D. Thayer vice president ; Graham Dougherty, sec' rotary; Jeseph Thayer, treasurer. - . The schedule follews: ." Sunday, phla Crl si Amateur Spert .atedtaa sk. 0..1 feurtaafHshttaan-yaar-eld nine. Is anxjeua te aaeura aamaa at. nema or 'away.' Tbaoderat'nnrallo. ttl 'North atxty-firth atraat sr Phena Balmont ISTr J. Oaraaa B. C. waald Ilka te book samaa wtth feurtaan-alstaan-yaarld assraaatleBa at home or away. Jehn Hener, 3480 Wast Oonten atraat - . , The fry A. C, felly uniformed alshteen-nlnatran-yoar-eld travaltna nln. la ansleua te ' acbadttla aamaa with - teams paytna fair Indaeamanu. M. T. MeOlaAe; 3xl Mifflin atraat. - . . Tha Beibenwali A. A. would Ilka te book twlllsbt and Sunday samaa -away with auch tsams mE I. Smith. Brtdtabuiv, Nativity, North Phllllea. P. H. A. and tha like. J. C. Frederick, 4IS9 Beens street. Tba Clahaiiat A. C, which made quite a record en tba diamond lsaVaeaeen. la ready te meet auch teams aa Vantner A. C, Mal Mal Mal rese. of Atlantic Cllyi Wlldwoed, National Park. Maple Shade and teams of thla caliber wtlllns te pay fair Inducements for a soed attraction. Ed Banjo, Mi Seuth Second street. V Oarteld A. A., a flrst-elaaa travellns team, wishes te book, saaas with nlnea of tha same caliber effertna reaeenabla suaranteee, O. W. Mulllnui. ISM Cast Cambria atreet. , Aa autMler weuia Ilka- te join a soed aeml-profeaalenal team In Pennsylvania or New Jeraar that la In thi Philadelphia Baae ball Association. Ball Player, 2M1 North Cleveland avenua. Tha Indiana rvafesalsaals have open datee In May. and June far all tha Uadlna rinha around tha city bavins sreunda and efferlnc reasonable auaranteea. h. H. WeUuman. IStS North Marshall etreet. A irst-staas aravaJkajr taaaa would like te bear from a soed Innelder, C. Straub. 1B50 1 ,t LH aWBTrtty SlVwTllltrfflB 1t21 CtilBr CKilr of Mertti-fTrtry 1 Ceiirrty t4UtU ' REYNOLDS WU.L: CATCH DArthl?tbMnBM or relief tllef first (, April zs Troop PhUajielphla Hall ricset utud A vs. RacntMt i j-nuaaei Park ,2ine5i?' Club, at ub. Ball Park) Prlnoaten Club, bye. lladalnhla ten Cmb. bva. --- Cr?,UkB.r aMSf. 'iVrtTn0?, iSTS ?hKd.?pnh.?ucVk.t.pbre,phU B" Sunday. May. 14 Troop.. A va. Princeton H'rL Prman Cricket, at at, Racquet Club va. Phlla ,t Phlladalph'a Ball Va"C. . Qermantewn Cricket, at Oames poetpeneoT en account of rain si r1,.K mi WhllAAlnKlA HaII TA..1,. mA"TV1J .MM. Il.l.k.t us Hkll.4.lkU ..-f . "' -' ww. w..b.. v.. n.iiau-ifi.fa tariinai nacquei uiud. Dye. delphla Cricket,- at like ta cenaect with a flrat-elaaa team of nod caliber. R.. J, Mlnabara, ST3T Cam brldce atreet, . A eatefarr and awtaehier wanta te join a flrat-clasa team In or near tha el, v. n.n The Seuth PhllaaalaWa B, C. epena tbe aea. aen thre Saturday with the strens aienwoed A. A. Seuth PbUadelphTa would Ilka te &L aarnss with such teame aa Stewart, Raleen, Lerraine. Allen and ether teams of " aiuunea. jamea Kennedy, The FaThxraa Clah la fmee with teams bavins STeunSs and of. mi ,,. iki. iwimiim, &a ansleua te book Wilsen, 30ST Qranabaeh atraat. with flret-class travellns tearee. Manager Oeebel haa aeeured the ereunde at Terres- .?...?: "." r etreet ter tne home EI.!; "A'm? unm'v Mortimer will open Ite eeaaen en May 0. haylns aa Ita attraction &hJ?2JickJan,fyla Slub- or Seuthwirk. nit? 0,f,l 15,T vn Drk street, for twl- ". H-iiumy ajem?jaj teJm ffi?!lS.vS'.,,EBf !!.!!! Srstlaee team and haa aimed up auch 'play- c.,.i?'S!.Kil'!f- it's: rm, Snfilnt Carmeli Beott and MeCleekey. Flrst-claae teams wantlns this attraotlea and efterlna raaaenabla tiunniau .,i. ilr ,,.'.? ,The Maaawk A. C, a flrat- nine.- has open datea for nlnei caliber, bavins sreunda and able lnducamatitA. xu North Twenty-seventh al . uuoiiae . v., a. it-claaa travellns nea of tba umi d elierlaa .reaaen. D. Mitchell, 2917 traveUnjr team. deeSr prlnoaten Club; va, si. atariine; aTei MfiUB KERNEL en A, bye. d an aoeount at rain akA.la be played before the next scheduled same. aeventMiAorear-eld Uama eff.rTni full . Snitre?""' 8hMB,r' -0" North Law- -if?&r A c,,a an Jshteen-twe'nty.year.eld nine; hay open datea for teama of the eama iLVL'fL&rX "'? VwMtesl5e.Dsi Kajt Lalblsh avenue. Phena Km,Ii,.VuV feunyftflrtV" home or away. Alnba win i'.-T.-V. ' Ri.7.5tA''...f!,:M.rtK ' Ambler Club, rr taa''.ifrst tUsa in. history of the club. finish' ett in last Jaci'a the Montgomery County Base ball League last year; This season tba. teaM'exDecta te' esserce front the raf.- If cenldence of the players can be taken aa a criterion, the team will be1 up fighting with th.e leaders this year. jrrwieua te teat year, Amnar weu four chamnlenshlna i and was runner up an three, ether occasions during ita tweive years in. tne League. i-ne peer showing made by the team last year was one of the biggest serprisee of tha sea sea..' ir . Manaaar Tata Rkarkav. af iiVrfasalnnal farae,.has worked hard threugheat the winter, touring New Yerk, New Jersey and Delaware in searek of asatatial te strengthen his Bias. - About Ive new men ate acquired and these ceeablned with fenr veterans, of last" year's teams should' make a formidable, array. Mike Reynolds, who at eae time played for the Chicago White Sex and afterward 'played semi-pre ball around these .parts, will 'de the receiving. Ben aaca aaa ixmgacre, formerly of tne Sioux City Club, of the Western League, trill, hurl. ' . The Infield will be made nn.ef Martin and Pulch, at first sack, with the' former having the preference at the present writing; Jehnsen, 'en the key stone . sack ; Dawsen, formerly of tbs Monmouth Club,, of Gloucester, at tbe sbertfleld, and Warder, ex -Southern League star and a .400 bitter, third base.- The eutertarden will be filled b Manager Sharker in left field: Eddie Gear In center and Brass or Douglass In right field. The first named ia a speed merchant en the bases aa well as a heavy hitter. Gear was with Dovlestewn last year and needs no introduction te the' Ment gemery County League fans. SCHOOL FOR UMPIRES Supervisor Phil Lewie Haa 130 Pu P pile enrolled The Philadelphia Baseball Assecia tien will conduct a school for umpires te assure uniformity of practice in re gard te tbe rules, net alone concerning tbs national laws governing the sport, but In regard te the various grounds en which they many local twilight contests are due te be played, starting next week. ,At a meeting of the umpires last night it. was also decided te wear arm bands with the Insignia of the Phila delphia Baseball Association, and the arbitrators ratified the action of their committee, consisting of Eddie Gottlieb, of the Sphss; J. J. Cerrlgan, official representative ei tne umps, ana rnn Lewis, the neutral member, regarding salary and ether details. at was agreea mat two umpires ei tne same ciassincatien win aiviue money equally, wnne ateam composed of a Class A msn ana a uses u msn would divide OO and 40 per cent, respectively. the same rating applying te ether grades of umpires when unequally paired. CLEARS EORDHAM PLAYERS Visit te Waterbury 'Absolves Them of 'Professional lam New Yerk, Afaril 20. Frank Gar- fan's personal investigation Inte the laster Bundsy baseball game at Wnter- !.. !na. Wats..... AlA Tt..iwL..i n uurjr, vvuu., umhcuh iHv i.abcruur Club of the Eastern League and the so se called "Fordham Collegians" further absolves the eight Maroen players whose names were 'used in the playing of the game. Today- he sent the following telegram from there: Tboreucbly convinced after inter. viewing President Jehn F. Bulger and Michael J. Mernn, secretary of the Waterbury Baseball Club; sporting writers of local papers and cellegate Graduates who knew members of the 'erdham team that no members of the S resent Fordham team apeared here unqay and played against Waterbury Eastern League team. "It is well known that Halleran, who played en Fordham last year, ar ranged the gsme with Michael J. Mo Me ran and advertised the same b a'Ford a'Ferd bam Collegians.' Similarity of names was used for advertising purpose." CIRCUIT IS UNCERTAIN Manufacturer' Baaeball League May Expand Inte Twelve Cluba , Th? .. Philadelphia Manufacturers' uuseeaii ueague may increase its cir cuit te twelve clubs, Nine applications have been received for membership and at least five ether teams ere "en the fence." The clubs will meet tonight for final decision. The meeting will be held at Jenah Hall, 2727 West Columbia ave nue, and any representative of a man ufacturing concern wishing a franchise Is invited te attend. Brown Hurler Jumps te 8eml-Pres daiartZfWaV' iH..3""". Overleck haa 2f!w"ti HiSj81, lu' Americana' pltehlns " e Jein, a eemUprofeailenel club In xiX .MldVi,l .M?aw ecerdln te leaaue here Sunday ter tha Marquette Maner!. J f MacPhee te. Lead Tigers Mlc-Br'oek"' TSSS n,m,n..T;' :r;a-"" . u- Or. Orten Prd!ct Carnival WW Llk dymptea in Fw YtBrt t MAY TAKE THREE DAYS Dr, Georga W.,Orten, director of; tka University of Pennsylvania relays for the last two decades' and n. participant in ihem before that time-believes thst'in a few years every country In .Europe which beasts of athletic teams will com pete' in annual relay carnival here. "It ia my belief ' with ib rapid growth of the relay carnival that every year within a few1 years will be virtu ally ap Olympic meet," said Orten this morning. That seems , a little far fetched, but the average track follower would be surprised te knew that the carnival held here, yearly ls almost as much talked about abroad as the Olympics.- ' "When the financial end, of the gov gev ernments en the ether side rights Itself it, would net be at all surprising te me te find them all sending relay teams or Individual entries here.", We have had the English twice, the French once and would have had the Italians this yesr lisd It net been for the, lack of centralised athletics in that country. "The English and French are cer tain te come here again. Matter of fact' I expect the Oxford-Cambridge ath letes next year. The French are rap idly developing athletes capable of meet ing the best in tbe United States and next year they, tee, may come. . An International one, two or four mile relay race in the future Is k strong possibil ity j The colleges In this country, could name two or three of tbe best teams te meet, the Invaders. "Canada, which will be represented this year by the Hamilton Institute team, will have relay teams in a few years ready te meet the best college teams In this country. Seuth America, because of the large number of Ameri can cellece men thera en bnslness. Is getting the athletic bug In its bonnet ana sneuid within a few years, be able te send strong teams here. "Yes, it sure leeks te me as theuch we ere going te have a regular inter national event yearly for the relays, with a wealth of Individual entries. May Be Three -Day Affair "If the relays continue te draw n they have with each year finding an in creasing number of entries from nil isrts of the country, many of whom lave never previously appeared in the games, I think It will be necessary te change tbe carnival from a two te n three day .affair. "This year we have been forced te move the starting time en Frldny and Saturday aihnlf hour forward In order te have all the races concluded before darkness falls ever Franklin Field. "mtn tne new stadium, which will be capable of holding close te n.l.OOO ncrsens when cemnleted. we will hum ample seating room for these who in the past because of lack of seats have been unable te witness, the races." Thousands of tickets for the tn-.-, days already have been ordered bv graduate and students of the Univer sity, xne public sale or the precious pasteboards will start Monday of next week. Dr. Orten. who has been looking after the Penn runners in the nbmenee of Lawsen Robertsen, thinks that the Penn two-mile team has an excellent chance te break the record for the event en Saturday afternoon of next week. The combined Oxford -Cambridge team holds the mark of 7 minutes 50 seconds, Indoors the Red nn.l m,,a quartet did 7 minutes 65 1-5 seconds. Expects New Recerd With the track right and no acci dents, such as dropping tbe baton, which prevented Penn from doing better ,.8t,5ear, ,Ort0n contends that Penn should break the record. 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