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P&jjUfelilciitH in New Yerk. Willard.
5s VPOllfd a new stunt when lir cnllril c
V '"$2.000.00 worth c.f oil en his fnr
Hy ROnERT W. MAXWBI.I.
Spert Kdlter Krrnlns Piitille Lrtlfr
IE' nmni.r Willard match In ircttliia- nil attained tin again, 'fox Itirkarcl,
.Bating nothing te de, lireke out with mi nnneunrtment the ether day that
former clinmnlen is training hard nmi want te nave jut one raerr miui m
tnnqtitrer. Much conversation wna spilled, cantos were sent te ucmpsry,
li.allht'telng in Kurnpe, and the promoters were running iioenr irnmuuu.v
tad out If It whs tiesslhle te held the heut en the night of September in.
iSu'Xe one knows why there was se much liaate. as n month or te means
ktklnr when this match Is concerned. It would he time enough te wait until
$34?, champion came home and had a chunce te think It ever. However, they
;A",)'dl" Kiialnaaa In fli.li- nnn nrtirlnnl wnv In lidlinn- circles. Somebody had nil
P'V'Met and told the world about it before it get cold.
HE W Willard and Dempsey would ntlritft an enormous gate, it is tne only
7ve Big-money inatcn in tne nenvyweignt division wmi wir m-ruium m . urniivj-
Harry wills affair, and this never will be put en. Tne promoter weuui ex-
V pirience tee many setbacks if It were .attempted. With Willard. however. It
! different. There are many who believe .less has a chance te tlutten Detnp
v'a . ty, despite the fact he has been out of the ring since the Teledo dlsaMcr
A .."v; J ruin ".
Wkty ,( Mess was mentioned as a contender a year age. and. when everything wn
'i&'7i"iat fnr the in.iicti n limit nne ntnceH en the nrlce of seats fnr clinmiiiensllln
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net being In the business for bis tiealtli.
off the bout. He was reported te have struck
rm. anil n cuv with as imirlt mono n t ti a I
r Wouldn't lower his dignity te fight en ordinary boxer.
Cjjft Jiiiir me en "triKe eviueniiy was n Mini mm .u. ! hhck nKuni. n' ran
jf C 'rtir About $30,000 for boxing Dempiej . rind lie might need the nieticy. part of
t wnicii would be used for hospital expense.
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::-; 4TEOKiK WHITTKIJ Is out of major league baseball, lie was lei out bv
tf" . VX I'lttshurgh early In the cien and claimed by Brooklyn at the waiver
price. Nene of the ether clubs wanted him. and then the Dodgers turned him
loose. The announcement yesterday that he hnd been purchased by the Kansas
City club In the American Association came as a big Surprise.
Strange things are done in the fast et. Whltted net only was waived out
jtt' the National l.eague, but also the American. Funny hew clubs like the
Athletics. Bosten. New Yerk. Deiinit and fhlcnge would allow a man like
Possum Geerge te slide Inte the miners unless there was n reason.
Whltted Is a great ball player. He i nn aset te tiny club, for he can
'aIay in the outfield or first or third base. He hits well and has a let of base
ball brains.
But (teerge's pla.ilng is net the cause of his downfall, according te re
ports. He Is siild te have had a habit of talking ten much at the wrong time
and criticizing the actions of hi. managers. Whltted wants te manage n big
league team and no doubt would be successful. However, he ceirtd net wait
'until the job whs offered him. He tried te force himself m front, and that
forced htm out of the league.
Tflft only thing irnici irii prevent thr mateh m
liewpfey him.irlf.
lock has ii'd 7ir ici'f ?ief fight null mere, turf the dinners nre he
.will stick te Ms irerd. Kcnms treud like te tee him in action exery
ether iceelf, hut he is only the mnnagir.
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when least espected. Here In Philadelphia we have the Athletics playing
'.wonderful game and stacking up as well as any club In the Kast. and In the
' Weat the Chicago Cubs have upset all of the dope. These two teams are
; getting talked about because of their victories. The Bosten Braves. Washlng-
J Ct, Cincinnati and Detroit have received publicity because of their reverses.
't The Athletics were unbeatable en Wednesday when they took the first
S, game from the Yankees. Their hits were timely and the defensive work could
m. . liAt K lmnrnvl nnnn Ttiutenrl of tnll enHar.t .for uecen mnru tlinv nnratl
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0.i liken gang of champions. All of which gees le prove that. Cennie Mnck evi-
Menny has dlwevered a winning combination. Pykes belongs en third base
and Galloway is ns geed n any shortstop In the league, l'ep Teune is play
ing a whale of a game at second and Dec Johnsten Is taking care of first, base.
The new deal has helped considerably. It Is doubtful If the A's will be in
laat place this year.
Out in Chicago the Cubs reversed all of the dope. n the spring the dub
. i.jeeaea lerrieie. ine pitcning stair nppeareu nil sum and tne innelu and out
field were pitiful. Bill Killefer. however, discovered a second baseman in
Krug, of Seattle, who once was with the Bed Sex. He filled in, and Kelleher
haa been a success at third. Statr.. Miller and (.'allaghan. three recruits, have
.come through in the outfield, something no one ever dreamed of. H is unusual
fr,five new men te make geed in n single season, and that ucceunts for the
Winning streak of the Cub.
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have been traveling at a fast pace ever since.
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M trill invade the. Went and the Western tennis in the American
f Leaffiie trill eeme Kast. Then ire trill be able te get a- real line en the
tirtngth of the clubs,
. Phecnixville :ew Racing Feature
JOSEPH I.. MTRPHY. president of the Phoenixville Hutu Association,
announces a big entry list for the hunt races at the Fair Grounds in
J'BeenUvllle en Saturday. The track l in great condition for the Hat races
and a new course laid out for the steeplechase events.
One of the entries probably will be Daybreak, owned by .1. M. Ewlng.
Thin thoroughbred surprised everybody nt Belmont Park last Tuesday when
he wen the .Master of Fex Hounds Association Piute from n fast field, easllv
defeating the favorite. Huntingdon McGee. r was chase eier timber at
nbeut three and one-half miles. Hnd Mr Ewlng rode the winner.
i There will be seven events en the card, which will include tint races. pet
& aad-rall. steeplechase and it half-mile race for farmer' lieies.
t -,' This meet Is getting bigger every year mid stands nin as one of the feature
""'fTenta of the season. Mr. Murphy is endeavoring te revtie interest In horse herse
i'tracing In this section and has spent a fortune in order te make the .-1111111111
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IPEVIAI. limn will lenie. thr l! riding Terminal Snliiidau, which
' means the sprntaters can get out there nmi bnrk again.
Dr. O'Brivris System
anda of crnmmnr. high, college and
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a.'.' ' stretch of .vears bad stolen en tne gun.
Si, i)r. O'Brien 1 one of Ihe first starters
ftj'fcf '-7
r$liir front of the athletes Instend of 10 their
Y$Vl kl svHtem is te nrevent the men mi th
'8T' 'a.'eem8 le be t,lie case when the starter stands behind.
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fflA RAM.l.ll ami high ic1001 iliittcnts particularly benefit by ftr.
lJt U O Urien s slanutna in trout. I hv linitniistrrs nre nluain n, .....mi
anxious te get off Ihe maik, and it n n fitting tribute te the ability n
Or. O'Brien te say that only tu-e or thiee tried le bent the nun in
Ihe recent Pain relays.
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TTh Vlllaneva College boxing Icntn
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ROSENBERG SHOWS
CLASS IN VICTORY
New Yerk Middleweight Wal
lops Frankie Britten in Eight
Rounds at Palace
HOBIN DEFEATS PALMER
Fire Leading Hitters
in Each Majer League
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MaranUllc. VIM IJ 70 t n .IM
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l'ewtll. IteMnn.. 10 00 (4 3H .383
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JiimlrHen. rievel'd. IK 72 10 30 .403
fmllh. nosten .. 17 8 IS S ,3n7
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GIRLS' TEAM TO INVADE PARIS
I INVITE U. SJ30LFERS
England Wants Americana te Com Cem
I pete In Leng-Driving Contest
New Yerk, May fi. An invitation te
American amateur and professional
I golfers te compete in the contest for
I the long-driving championship of the
I world In England en June -1 has been
received in this' country.
, The competition, which will be held
In conjunction with the British open
en the course of the Heynl St. (.Jeerge'a
Club. Sandwich, is open te men and
women golfers of all classeV.
! Cnder the conditions set down for the
competition each player will have six
drives from the tee.
NEW PREP LEAGUE
Eslbell, of Swarthmore, Tem
porary Head of Organization
Pending Regular Elections
FIVE DELEGATES AT SESSION
MS", :
WTn. liAXTIIKW C O'BRIKN. phj-l.-nl director at Central High, .lands
iw . U la the. front rank of starters en the cinder track, for mere than fifteen
& syaaraitfcfveternn coach of all the teams at the Crimson and r.etd intuitu-iU-tteh
hn been sounding his familiar "(iei ready, get set, Be," te many thou theu
:f1 und nt ifrnmmnr. hlzh. celleee and club athletes. reu- ,lnil,. i'i, 1,.,..
In the I'eiintry te take his sinn.l
rear, as Is the custom The iunlt
'0f this fynteni is te prevent the men mi the mark from sinning before the gun,
By 1,01'IS H. .IAFIK
AVIU neSKXBKRC. who rcgisterfi
New Yerk City" whenever he
leaves home te fling a pair of nifty
dukes, isn't such a Bad box-fighter.
Ilavie miide his boxing bow in I'hila
delphin at the Ice I'nlace last night,
and his opponent. Frankly Britten,
cannot be Inbeled a '"bimbo. "
When the scheduled eight rounds
were finished Dave had shown sufficient
form te stamp him as a middleweight et
no mediocre class, besides winning from
the l'hlladelphlan by the proverbial
mile. There's h let of class in Rosen Resen
her's fistic make-up. and. although no
was guilty several times of slightly hit
ting low. he. nevertheless, put en an
exhibition that fascinated.
After the second round It was nil
Reenberg. Britten started off friskily
and nlcel. He uncorked a number or
right-handers off Dave s chin and piled
in a fleck of blows te the body. Ihe
v.. VnrVer took everything Frankie
I bunded out without flinching, nnd. be-
I ginning with the third round. Rosenberg
stepped into the lead, uevee te be
beaded.
Warned hy Referee
In the third round Referee Floyd
warned Rosenberg for hitting lw.
pointing his finger under Have s nee
and saying. "This U the last time.
Flevd had no reason te o.estien the
Getham gleveman's punching IK"'"
Ue viirhed his attuck nnd directed his
offensive mere te Britten s head (
throughout the remainder of the con- 1
test. I
Britten was handed a beautiful sock- ,
Ins. Rosenberg pumtncled nnd punched
Britten all around the ring and back ;
again. While it wnsn t n one-sided
battle U anv means, because Frankie !
kept punching back continually, here,
was no doubt about the New Worker j
superiority. ,. , ,,
Britten weighed in at !" and Ro Re
senberg was four pounds heavier.
Because of a dispute ever the ban
dages Rosenberg first were en his hniiiN
when he entered ihe ring he was sent
te his dressing room le comply with the
ules' -f ihe I'hlliidelphla police depart
mem. Instead of keeping the crowd
wulting. the scheiiuicu wi...ji.. "'","" ,
Plet Hebln. of Belgium, and .lack I'al
mer. of Senthwark. was put en as the
""Hnbln'wenl through the eight rounds
te victory. He was entirely tee ag
gresslve and punched tee hard f"r , '- i
mer. Palmer led in the first three
e,.;.n.i. but that was all. In the re- I
imninlng tne rounds Jack slewed up. ,
,manlv because of the Belgian s vleinu
bedv '"'tack, and lie, finished a winner
(virtually as he nlea-ed.
I Hebln Bleeds
I'nlmer started tim iiiemi imum
Hebln's nose almost n seen as the bout
get under way. Beginning with the
second the claret also spurted from
i.i.- nineth. But that was about all 1
a- " ' "" " . n 1 ..... nhla I . 1
.!.., i. hnt I'flimt'r ilr 11 11 if- "
Panama Maids Will Give Exhibitien1
In This City
Panama. May .". A series of enter
tnlntucnts Is being arranged te raise
funds te neip (tetrny tne expenses or tnei
Phil Chlnn Reinstated
llsltlmere. Mil., ilnv 5.Ai a meetliiK
lire, the Mni'lml Slnt Raclnit Conimls Cenimls Conimls
nleners HftM lh fusporslen lmpel en
Phll-T. Chlnn tajt sprltKT anil tne KeniueKy
High Scheel girls' athletic team, which It,. Imprenlen prevailed thm Chlnn had
will be sent te Paris te compete 'ten harshly dealt with and h'i many (rlentis
In the American tryouts for the Inter- wer, elated e.Mh. new. of hi.reliiaiat.meBt.
nntiennl women s games, te be held nt
Mnnrp Carle.
The team is expected te lenve in June Bosten. May 5 MlUe Dunlin, fermur star
.... V Jii.1.1 . V. " '""- , ., eiKius f.urt the flvaiej. new an arier.
and will give exhibitions in New erk, win act as aceul for the Uoalen American.
Bosten. Atlantic City, Phi ndclphln nnd , IH'a aummer. It was anmuncert today. He
ether cities. will cecr the Western leagues
Mike Denlln te Scout
Werk will be Marled Immediately te I
drnft n constitution and set of In
laws for Ihe new Preparatory Scheel
League, which had l( Inception Inst
night at n meeting '""bl in the 'Hetel
Walten.
Five of lhr representative "prep"
schools in tills section sent delegates te
the meeting, nil of whom gave their ap
proval of the new organization ns out
lined. The schools sending delegates te
the meeting are: Pennington. Swarth
more Preparatory, Wenntmh Military
Academy. Keergc Scheel and Borden Berden
town Military Institute.
Nermnn' F. Kslbell. chairman of the
Kwarthmere Preparatory Scheel Ath
letic Committee, who was responsible
for assembling the delegates Inst night,
was chosen temporary head of the new
league pending regular elections. And
his committee was chosen by the dele
gates present te draft necessary regu
lations nnd present them for approval
ill the next meeting, which will be held
May 18.
Meanwhile, the delegates from each
eclioel represented will call meetings of
their respective nthlellc councils nnd
outline the character of the new lenguc.
At the next, meeting the five schools
will recommend ether schools for ml
mission te the newly formed organiza
tion. The schools represented at the meet
ing' new enjoy close athletic relntlens
In the majority of major sports, and nre
in sufficiently close proximity te main
tain schedules without incurring tee
much expense nnd consumption of
time. It was considered ndvlsnble. te
first call upon these schools as a nucleus
fnr the league, and then fill ranks of
the organization with ether schools with
which athletic relations could be main
tained with facility.
A five-year playing rule wns Indorsed,
while boys graduating from high schools
after n four-year course will be per-,
mltted te play only one season in the
Preparatory Scheel League. Because of
the many students graduating from
high schools who are compelled te lake n
preparatory course netere Deing au
mlltcd te college, the delegates believed
it advisable te extend the playing period
te five years Instead of the customary
four years'.
The operntien of the new league Is
scheduled te commence with track nnd
baseball next year, but an effort will
be made te advance its activities into
the basketball season if certain changes
In games already scheduled can be made
satisfactorily by the members. 1
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Vlllaiiev" baseball team will meet
tvsburg " here tomorrow atrernnen.
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no whs held In the gymnasium.
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TO WIN FROM DUNDEE
Philadelphia Southpaw Meets Ital
ian In 15-Rounder Tonight
n, ' My "i-Lew Tendler.
Philadelphia southpaw and claimant te
the light weight championship. Is a fa fa
verite te win from .Tnhnnv Dundee, local
Italian, tonight. They nre scheduled
te meet in a fifteen-round match at the
Madisen Square (iarden.
While Dundee Is the junior light
weight champion, he will be taking no
chances of losing bis crown, as Tendler
'I his will be Tendler's fourth appear
"' iinruen. i avine nm
W'HS
A eiclit hand uppercut
r rm
iinii. Palmer's head was sent
n result of this wallop.
lleblu was two pounds lighter than
Palmer, who weighed 1WI.
Despite a belated rally In the eight n
round by Phil Kaplan. UiVi, "kming
Jee Berrell. 14T.V;. finished en he
long end of the decision. Berrell..
victerv came as a surprise, as did i,
one-count knenkdnwn in the second ,
round. Kaplan was lifted dean off his
feet by a round-house right hander en
tlI.ewW'Pauls, 1.11 . outpeinted Plug
Hndle KM; Yeung Cester, llill. j
knocked down and defeated Willie i
Fuller, 121 Wi- nn() "".v Mltehell.
14T.li,. scored a technical knockout
against Jee F.agnn. 141. when the ief
erne stunned the 'bout 111 the second
I round.
CREWS AT BOSTON
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base: Cray.
base: Ryan, shortstep: O'Jlrlen, i PIIth
I'hasa: Connelly, leit neiu: ivreig,
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field . Ulinnru. rmui nriu , .in-
catciier; Jienuer or ewecney,
Connelly nnd Gray have been
ip especially wen in practice
MlBgs are cipwiFa irnm iiieit
z Anether man who. showed
trial tae,iaiti week was
Navy and Princeton Arrive for Race
with Harvard
ft-ated in fifteen rounds by Recky Kn ' V' .'., 'i' iZ'W im
sas. later returning a winner ever the uprulnA,,1n. V.""1 .1 " '.'V : ." W., .,!,...
r rlednmn ,. ...1,1. lrruril ' en the Chillies
the sev- IUv,.r tmnrrew.
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same route .against
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A bout between Jee
Johnny Buff, with the bantam
stawe, originally was scheduled for till
iinte. nut me ceniest wbh railed off In
cause of illness of the champion.
A. A. U. Head te Referee Meet I
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This Spring it is a strong favorite with the wel
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we keep them away
longer, but we are certain
te get the customer back
when he does need an
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TROUSERS
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Beautiful herringbones, smart tweeds, fine,
grays and geed-looking mixtures, excellent
quality all-wool sunproef blue serge, unfin
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