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IN TWILIGHT CONTESTS
Nicetown Wallops Hilldale
and Dobsen Hammers
Stcnten te All Corners for
'. 13-te-l Victory
TOUGH FOR X. PHILS
By WILLIAM S. D.VLLAS
TIIC wentbermun la.M eveulu; put a
decided crimp lu tbe activities of the
wlllht baseball teams except in the
tintewn section, where several contests
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The big surprise of tbe day was oc
casioned at Tentb and Tlutlrr. where
Ed WelsR; Nlcetewn athletes held forth
They met Ed Belden's Ullld-ile nssre
1 fatlen, and while only tuOO per-ms
cre prcicnt te witness the perfertuaii''
owing te tbe threatening weather, the
jtcore at the finish found Nlcetewn In
the lead by 6 te 1.
Johnny Carsen, who hails imra Mid Mid
dlctewn, Del . was selected by Marnier
Ed te burl te the Darbylte., and lie
did the job tar belfr than the most
optimistic fan expected.
Jehn bad the colored cleutcr at mr
jnere and tin Den tv ceum i yu
nl efferincs wac te annex Mv bins e?.
i-hlch nett'Tl a !Mitnr.T tun
. inn iniit
was n clrciilf clout
off the bat ' i '
jnlitnen ever tb
rtsut-lieiii van in
th teventh
.Cliase Hecter
Hurler Recter was fent te the bill
t the start by Ed llelden. ll'' set lv
tbe initial session O. K , bur tbinc:f
began te happen In the second. The
result of the tappcnlnps was that Nice.
levn scored three runi Thc rfaio rfaie
Tiered across tbe pan in this wie:
Klrst Babeiuuu Sandrow opened w-U.i
twn.b.qceer. Johnny Rea was safe
en u fielder's choice. Hackman doubled
nnd Snndrew and Rea crossed th plate
Ted riatit's. blngle counted HncKmau.
Tbe borne hltsmJths added three mere
In the second. Sbefstahf singled. tnn tnn
lrew walked and Ren came through
with a homer that sailed out of sight
Over center-field fence while his team
mates made the trip around tic sa-ks
In advance. '
Ed Belden then sent In Gillespie and
Sandte'p ae the Hilldale battery and
halted the Nlcetewn advance. Hut.
Carsen was at his ben nnd Hilldale1
never bad a chance te curtate the.
Leme team.
Tough en North Phils
One of tbe toughest gatn) lest thU
easeu was dropped by the North Phil
te American Chain, H te 1, at Fourth
and Wlngohecking streets. Jim Clancv
labored for the uptuwners and held the.
Avcen te three hits and fanned feiuiecn.
vet the up-Statcrs romped home with
the decision in spite of the fact that the
Phils had eight hit.
The Gleasenltci take a trip downtown
this evening te meet Rill Rudelph's
boys at TJrend and Rigler Mrei. Tlii
Is the first meeting of theic rivals, who
expect te hae a lug "ay in deciding the
baseball championship cr the reason
comes te a clee. "riev" Selbnld will
'"burl for the North PhiN and Eddie
Cerner for the Seuth 1'liiK.
The downtewu section nhe draws ari
cther cla'ic. Over at 'IVentv-niTth
nd Reed streets the 1'leisher jnrnerj
tningle with Rhls Lord's Cliesterltes.
Tem Mather has been giving lni regu- I
lar hurlcr.i a much-deserved rc-t anil
' has both Bill McKenty and Bill Orles- ,
haber primed te meet the opposition.
Brls Lord will w erk cither Johnny i
Barker or Maguirc.
Dobsen came back fe life and bam
tnered the offerings of three Stcnten i
hurlers te all corners of the. let for i
Mere of These Famous Pathfinder
Spring Suits Ready te Wear at
$38.50
THEY are mighty fine cloths of typical
British styles, built up te our own
standard of excellence by a Philadelphia
manufacturer and a geed one.
The cloths were imported te thisceuntry
and because we took the entire let it is net
necessary for us te charge their regular price,
which ought te be $45 and $50.
Sun Proof Serge Suits
with Extra Trousers ,
$35
BEARING our own registered and pro
tected Sun Proof Label, which thousands
' of Philadelphia men and young men knew
stands for this guarantee "A new suit for
any Sun Proof blue serge that fades.'"
Finer serges than ever this season. The
demand for them became heavy with the first
warm' day.
Bought Your New Chevy Chase Checks
Straw Hat Yet? with Norfolk Coats
$2.50 te $5
Hats made te special
order of our Hat
Department in all the
new shapes atid better
"atvnwR. All sizns.
BW?W
SURPRISES
Heme Run Hitters
in Games Yesterday
Venter. Total
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Walkrr. AthtetW
Mlir. 5t, lOiil A. ..
Mc.Maniii". m. i.il A. .
Imlp", Wixhlnctnn .. .
TriiMier. PIM-lmrsli . ..
HnMy. .tlhlftlra
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Tiirirr, M. Lul . .
American I,iciii .
National lruKun
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thirteen rtini nnd ,i dozen lilts. The'
feature of the came. u n beiue run b) '
I,cs In the third with one en. The
iiieincrs euaiei NMic irem me mil in
the fourth. Wilsen lusted the tifth nnd
Kephart finished Uic f,ame. Manager
Bate decided te make a catcher et
I'lfcher Mike Hiittnuin. nnd lie hieis
te h.pe n job iu a regular backstop.
Itns Mglit Uptown
tlan giuifs are en the M'hcdule up
town Nl eteun will be the opponent
of Bill Whitman's Bridcsburg club at
Richmond nnd Orthodox streets. Nice
town U enthused ever it. string of re
cent icteri eer such teamn .as
FleUber and Hilldale and expects te
add Bridesbtirc te its list Manager
Weiss Is undivided en his pitching se
lection, b'it Bill Whitmin will work
Kepuer or tlely
At Stcnten Field. Twentv-feurth
stvef and Alleghenj avenue, riilladel
pblu Terminal. al known a? Perkasie
and Pottstown, dasher v Ith Jnek
t;niith' S'. Odtmibn crowd. The falnt'.
lin - be'ti winning ceti-lst-iitly. nl nl
theugh Ihev dropped u g'niic le l'.'K--town
"n Sun.liij b, n de. .'.n... ':i
ler will likely eppese 'J'.ui "e'.z en the
hill.
Marsl.all L". bimt'i. with its team
celng at tup peed, will take en Wil
mington nt Tenth and Butler Mice's
Jack May will use hi pitching nee.
Bill Mnckey. In an endeavor te turn
back the Icl:ivareans.
At Seventh street and Grange avenue,
Pox Moter, which wen three in a row
Ihm week, tackles Marty Wolfsen'''
Merrill aggregation.
Out in rteat Phllly
Wett Phillv tann will sec a new team
in action teuisln. At Kifty-eighth and.
Walnut streets, the borne of Donovau Denovau Donevau
Armstrong last year, the Ferd A- 1 u
dls plumber .will display their ware.
Jim Benner h.i mide arrangementa for
bis team te play there, and its first up
1 penent if. another West Phlladclphui
club, the Harry A. Mnckey nine. The
new location of the plumbers in an ideal
ene and the fans should turn out in
Tan russia calf
Heavy, resilient red rubber soles
A man's wardrobe for summer
is hardly complete without a pair
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
Fine Footwear Sinca J8G8
William H. Wanamaker
Stere News
1217-19 Chestnut St.
$30 and $35
Yeung men will see
them in our windows
and recognize a new
and exclusive style.
'FWS'WTWpS
EVENING PUBMO
large numbers, ns Petincr has eue of
the best line-ups In the city.
The Seuth 1'lillllf nud Hhanahnn
were booked t' inlngle at Thirteenth
nnd .Ifihnpnti Mreeia Inst evening,' but
r.'iln )ut ii dumper en their endeavors
and thev route together this evening en
Hbanahan'i field nt rerfyclcbtb nnd
Brown, .lehmi' Castle will use I.efty
Mew en tbe pltchinc bill, while Eddie
1 Clet'tlleb will Klve Lefty Vnnn u chance
te Klinw his wares
Hatch Meters fakes en tbe. Melrose,
of Atlantic t'ily, nt Ferty-Kjvcnth und
Spruee streets. The shera boys have
a nifty line-up and it is their first
game away from home. Francis X.
Murphv Is anxious te hhew the fans
outside of Atlantic City what n fine
club he ha
Anether Writ Phllly tilt Is booked
at PlfO -ninth and Oxford, where
Media A A. opposes Forty-eighth
Ward. Media has wen four sttaight
mine.
1 At Sixty -tifth and Elmwood avenue
St. Barnabas opposes Donevan-Armstrong
lu the first game tinder the man
agement of Ed busk, and nt. Sixty
ninth street Terminal Stonehurst. with
reven straight wins tackles Wildwood,
of Fraukferd.
LANSDOWNE FORMS LEAGUE
"Spert for Spert's Sake" Slogan of
Orgai'':.atlen
"Spert for Spert's Sake" is the slo
gan of tbe newly organized Twilight and
Saturdav Leagues erganised under thft
T'nlen Athletic Association of Lans Lans
dewne. 1 The twilight section will play en
.Monday and Wednesday evening, be
1 ginning at 0:.".0 P. M., and the Satur
day section will play at 3:.".0 P. M.
Games also have been scheduled for
holidays.
At the conclusion of the league sea
nn the winners will plaj for the cham
pionship. This titular ceutest is sched
uled for July !. and the winner will
be .iwjrdel a sliver trophy, offered by
Albert Wunderlich, president ,of the
1 1. ntert A. A.
Want Game for Saturday
Th I'ajiisa I'rotsienls are without n
can for Patiucl'O'. Mav 20, an'l Doratten
PH. Adlr-fn .Ad. 1 WelFr, I90T
Mrmptiis street, ur pliune KTJ.nilten 0111
rtftrr 7 r M
POINT BREEZE
PARK
New Open With Many
VEW rKMCKEB
GAME TODAY 6 P. M.
i;tii and ppuuce
Hatch Meters
AS.
Melrose of Atlantic City
$9.50
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Just in Today Mere
Hollyreod Gelf Suits
of English Cleths
$35
Four piece suits.
Knickerbocker trous treus
ei", long trousers,
Norfolk coat and vest.
We doubt that there
is another store any
where in the East
could give you se much
clothing for such a low
price; and we knew no
store can match these
suits because they are
our own special crea
tion. Loek for the
label.
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Today's Independent Games
and Yesterday's Results
TODAY'S C.VMES
( hlp nt nltir, Tirmtr-nlxtb enJ
Reert ktreru.
Nlerten-n Ht HHileburc, Blciiinnd and
Orthodox streets,
PratS Fhllty Ilehrrws at Bhinihn,
FertT-tgliUi and Drewn Mrert,
Harry A Marker Ctnb at Fenl I Ken
dt. Ftftr-nlnth and Walnut utrerta. .
North rtillR at Seeth rhlla, Dread and
Bltlrr (Hrrfte,
Philadelphia Terminal nJt sit. Cnlnnba.
Stentnn flfld, Tntj-feurUi lret end
Allecfenr arnee.
Mrtrew nt llnleh Moter. rertj-Hienth
and Walnut ktrrrta.
.Viiiiy-chthlli npd nt MfdJa, ltfty
nlnlh nnd Oxford Mrwtv..
r. It. R, nt lint Merlin, retirth and
4aOfr atrrets, Cnmnrn.
Itoeoran-Armatrons nt St. ItamahJi,
SiLxtr-filth alreft ami Elmoed ntenue.
Wllmlneten nt Markhnll K. Mnllh.
Tnth mul ItiiUfr lrerta.
l'rlham Silk Sex at Colombia C. C.
Frent nnd Terttr atrrets.
Cuban Mara nt rurltun, rVrend and
Clrartleld ftrrHa.
Merrill at Tet Moter. Seventh treft
and Orenitf nrfniie. . .
Mlldnoed nt Stenthnntt, Slttj-nlnth
Street Terminal.
Rlrrraldn at Ielrtew, N. J,
IUnk nnd Trnnt Ipacur Land Utte
and Trnat CeraiMJiy va Real r-atate
Title, K1htenth and Reekland atrrrta.
Nntteatl Bank and Trust Cempnnr
Ijeaane ern 1ichnne t. CJIrerd a a
tlenal, flilllrn' around. ,
rhllnrielphln rtnnnelat lajnir Frank
lin TreM i. IntMtrlt.v Tniat, Klnjtaessln
Rerrfotlen Centr, ItftlMh trtl nnil
Cheater arenne.
National ttank nnd Trnt Cempanr
Iratnr r!. II. Smith i. fllddlr & llenrr,
Taber read end fifth atrert.
V. n. T. Lencue, Peetlen A Jacksen
va. Willow (rnve, Ten Hi nnd tlutler
xtreeta.
.sertten It T,nirn Ta. Woedlnnd,
Ferty-nlnth ntrret nnd llnneaslnc nve
nue. VESIXRD.Yi 'S RIWLXTS
Nlreteun, fit HIIMiUe. 1.
Krnalncten. 5 IJej-tt A" M.rer. 1.
Amertean Clwln. 3i North riillllea, I.
Tlnlruin. 3i LeliUlli Tnve.ler, ".
St, OHIl-x, i St. Cnnhace. K
Federal Raere, 2 Ninth National. 1.
Commercial Trust. "! lTevldrnt Life
and Trut, .1.
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and Blue Athletes Out of the Intercellegiat
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WILLIAMS' FAULT
Pcnn Freshman Possesses Lets
of Stuff, Including Large
Share of Wildness
STARRED AT EPISCOPAL
Ity PAUL rilKl'
TF LIE only had control, gc uhnt a
X verld-beatcr that pi.v would bcl"
This nnd similar rcmnrks bare been
sighed by followers of the Pcnn Fresh
baseball team throughout the present
season. And In
each Instance they
hnvc been directed
nt Jack Williams,
former star twlrlcr
nt. Episcopal Acad
emy nud one of the
best pitchers in
Philadelphia scho sche scho
biMle circles ilurliiR
the seasons of 1020
nod 1021.
Williams the
"M ftcli nntvllle
Wildcat." as be Is
!newi ta, most of
JACK WILLIAH3 the Red nnd Blue
yearlings hasn't been twirling the
best brand of ball this year. Jack has
plenty of speed and he hat a world of
stuff en tbe ball. Se bis fault doesn't
lie there. However, he can't threw the
LACK OF CONTRO
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The secret of its success is in
every package the superior
quality which its makers put
there. Try a package today
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SW JhtAJCea. Ar1te!Z&r 1 1 1 fifth avb
old onion straight lie's wild and
therein lies his trouble,
i Te most people who have followed
i Jack through his career at Episcopal the
announcement that lie la wild win ecrm
ludicrous. They Invariably will say,
"Hew can a pitcher be wild when be
can fan sixteen batters in one game nud
toss two no-hit no-run contests In the
same season?" It's true. Jack accom
plished these feats last season. Hut
that was last year.
Wen All 1921 Gaines
Last season, when Williams was with
Episcopal, Charley McCarthy, the
famous football official, who coaches the
team, kept him In the box no matter
hew wild he was, McCarthy made Jack
keep en twirling, and he didn't lese n
game, though en mere than one occasion
his control was absent.
Jack started this season In fine style,
and many predicted n wonderful year
for him. He opened against Pcnn
Charter nnd came through with an easy
victory. But since then he hnn't been
going se geed.
Penn Fresh met Princeton Fresh
May 3, and Williams started. Fer one
inning he went nleng nicely nnd then
came the second. With this stanza nlse
came the old wildness. And Coach Beb
Yates was forced te yank him from the
box. It was the first time since his
rise te fame that he was forced te the
showers. On Saturday against Peddle
the same thing happened.
Has Necessary Stuff
That Williams has the stuff te make
n geed rltcher is unnecessary te say.
Jack is a corker, and last year be proved
it te perfection. But he can't aeem te
get the ball across the plate. It usually
gees everywhere but the right place and
a fleck of batters are walked.
Next year Williams will b eligible
for the Pcnn varsity team. He will
net make the team unless be gets n
little control. And Jack has set his
heart en making the Bed and Blue
varsity.
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Robertsen Surprises by Leaving
Out Helden and Several
Other Dual-Meet Scorers
McLANE FRESHMAN LEADER
LAWSON ROBERTSON, coach of
the University of Pennsylvania, will
depend en thirteen or fourteen men te
carry the Bed and Blue te victory in
the intercel'eglates at Cambridge, May
26 and 27. Hc.mnde this announcement
this morning and cast a bombshell Inte
the camp of the team.
Fourteen men have been selected by
Bobertsen te make the trip, nnd of this
number one may be dropped or ene or
two added. Everything depends en
what the next two weeks' practice
brings forth. The number is said te be
the smallest te represent the Penn track
team at an intercollegiate meet in re
cent years. ,
The lucky athletes are Captain Larry
Brown, Geerge Meredith nnd Ld I Mc
Mullen. In the half-mile run; Lever
nnd Sbattuck In the sprints. Head
in the two-mile, Rese nnd Chew In the
bread jump, Powers In the hurdles,
Brender and Hamer In the sbetput and
javelin throws, Needs in the high jump
and pole vault, Temple In the. pole vault
and Frank in the hammer threw.
Johnny Helden, the Washington lad
IK CrIAMPIONSHIPS
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Three Friendly
Gentlemen
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record. holding team; AltmeU, d
sprinter; Gill and Jack quirtS - iStal
llerr lu the mile. TIiurma i fWAl
llerr In the mile, Thurman In the "S
put and several ethers who hm ifr
urcd in point scoring .in the DartmifJ1?
Flve Wen In 1910
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It will be remembered that tkil
years age the Penn team wen an I5J! I
collegiftte rrewn with five -XilSM
Landers, Eby, Smaller, Hatentnn1 j
"Beb" Maxam. Of tn'e feSffiS1. N 1
letcs selected for this sear'a "
T..r. v.-... n .' ""fa team
sru:. "M1' ?n.cr .Needra;
ivucv ud uvu uicu -WHO RhntiU .7 ,
iimn.v (iuiiiie ier tee Kcd and tn"' j
If this quintet can score twent,..
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tuantf tAlnt ftm l n UU
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combined making five. Penn t,.-..J''
cellent chance le carry away the ti.V '
honors. "'MM ,
Praclle for the intercellclat.. '
this nftemoen en the Oneen i..r,.lW',
nnu irem new-untn tne WcdnesdM fi' fi'
fere the meet the squad will h iS"
n full rpd. Harl.r.1 T aV00 PmW.
i m ..a ..--'"" icuifl mil m
notably Meredith and McMuUe'n vtfti'
net reached their real fennTaa & ! )
ttj&a atiAiilJ BailLI At ' J!L flU
l"Q euuuiu niuiin I.DB time thmm . l3V
before the meet. We' n)5
Elmer McLane, the brilliant AiJlJ:
nner of the first-ycar taar1
runner
elected te lead bis
team,
elected te lead his team mates v. J?,
day for the remainder of the
MT.nna In tila finf
8w,
ea much nremlnencc n j..?.""'-
in the history of the track at the Tri2''
slty. He broke into ftm. 3LH"LW?
he pushed Jele Ray in the !?'
feature race of the Millrose iam..""1
followed this .up by WnningWn,'
Dienshins fV. Buffalo. u e'
In the trials for the Enril.i,
McLane finished well enough te "L
place en the team. He ran a f. '
In Tvinrlen. and alncn hl .."
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States has been doing excellent vJ.!!
He ran the two miles well unJJ0..
minutes at Ithaca Saturday t ,5?
f.Aefcmnn mnaf than J " tOI
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