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SFauilSrry Brown, of Penn, Figures Stanford and California as Big Factors in IriterceilegiatJj
COLLEGIATE VICTOR
TOSS UP -
BROWN
Hard Problem te Pick Probable
Winner at Cambridge, Says
Penn Captain
JONES' RECORD MAY GO
fly LARKY
hi I'nlvfMllT of
Track Trnm.
imews
rcntiDrlrnnts
(attain of
SELECTING the winner of the nn
nual IntorrellpsintP trnck nml Arid
meet kIimIuIwI ler Cnmbrltlsr- Mnv l!fl
1BJ 27 fcem. te hp'the favorite pert of
the depctcrs nt this tline. n little meie
thn b urek fiem the championships.
'Alreadv truck experts hnve Milcclcil
Sttnferd, California nml Cernell, with
Harvard. Vnlp nml l"'Wy rcnnsjl
nnla linvlng nn outside chnnre te cop
tlit title.
This yenr, ns In former yenrs. there
Ve e many Mnr performers in the
Virleus events that it is n toss-up ns
t the possible winner of the crown.
ftea the results of the dunl meets in
tl Eit Cernell looms as the Ktrengeat,
yt I de net see bow the Ithncnns enn
win the liBmplenhips. In the events
In which MonUey's tenm whs particu
larly strmp ngnlnrr us they will be rut
into in the intercelleglntcs.
Fer IfiMiinre, in the mile inn. In
which thev wen oil three plnees ngnlnst
Penn, Cernell wtll hnve n keen hn'ttle
tn icere the points one would exiled
them 0 count nfter their victory exer
us. .llinmy Connelly, of Ur-ergptmwi :
Larry Shields, of l'ciin Stnte: nillie
Burke, of jHnnard, nnd .Douglas, of
lale. nil nrV high-class performers who
should figure in thn scoring. This
means thnt Klrby, Strlcklcr nnd th
ether Cernell mllcrs will be facing
much diffcienr competition tlinn In the
dual meets. I bnrdly think thnt out
side of Klrby Cernell will figure in the
mile.
Hie Sprint.1
In the sprint events Cernell will net
be an stump as the dual meets would
lead one te believe- I.oejey is nn ex ex
ceptlenallj fnt sprinter, but what will
lie de agnlmt such stars as KlrWv, of
Callfernln, if he recovers from his in
jur) nnd comes East; I.ecenev. of
Lafayette, and Allnn Woedrlng. of Syr
acuse? Add te that number I.cver nnd
one or two ethers who should figuic
and Cernell doesn't nppear se strong.
It mint be remembered thnt last jcar
Harvard took several bad bcnttngB in
the dual meets, yet in the intcrcollc intcrcellc intcrcollc
llates the Crlmen showed surprising
form nnd was barely nosed out by Cali
fornia for the championships.
It is my opinion that California and
Stanford have the edge en the East
ern colleges and thnt cither of them will
win the championship. Pennsylvania
will he In the running during the meet,
principally because in the events in
which our team showed strength in the
dual meets will net be cut Inte much
,by ether teams.
The mile this yenr should prove the
feature event of the fifteen-event pro pre
tram. Se far as I knew then has never
been se many Millers capable of doing
4:20 or better in the intercollegiate.
Usually one or two are rated as capable
of doing under 4 minutes 20 seconds, but
this ear we hnve Burke, of Harvard,
who ran 4 :1fl last week : Douglass, of
Tale, who did 4:UO; I.arrv Shield", of
Penn State, clocked in 4:10, and Con Con
eolly, of Georgetown, who turned in
a 1:17 mile Inst jenr in winning the
event.
Other Stars
fleside these already mentioned nie
number of ethers cnpable of making
reed times who should figure promi
nently In the nice. Klrby nnd Strlrkler.
of Cernell, can be counted in the intter
number. 1 think thnt Jehn Paul Jenes's
Jntercnlleglate recenl of 1 minutes 14
jecends K in jeopardy this year, n it
has net been In ninny. With a geed
clear day. a geed track and little wind
I think that one of the number men
tioned nbee will sninsli thnt old mink.
'Penn will be in excellent (.hope for
the championships. Thn trnck at Queen
Lane has proved ideal for training be
cause of the grass. Usually at this time
Jf the year the cinder track is tee bnrd
for much running without danger of
laments, hut Ht Queen Lane the turf
la excellent and has greatly nided our
team. Itli mere than n week left for
training purposes we should enter the
Jntercellegiatcs in thn best condition of
the sraten.
Hew Dees It Strike Yeu?
Conduct of Fans
Track Records
The Luck of Rapp
By
THE OBSERVER
Scraps
About Scrappers
"Minj laenartl will he the curst of Pnvlrt
13 TOTS nnd near riots are common things at the twilight gnmes in this city.
) Fights with umpires occurred twice nt one field this week.
On both occasions the trouble was started when the umpire's decision was
questioned. Words weie followed by the swinging of fists nnd bats nnd police
men s clubs.
This is a condition that taints nnd smenrs the nntlennl pastime. Players
nnd funs are tee ic:idy with their fists.
Keiigh-iieck fans should be tnken bodily te the gate and booted into the
gutter and players who raise n hand or n bat against nn tinmplrc should be
bnrrfed.
The umpire may be wrong. He errs ns we all err nnd if he is wrong con
sistently, he Is incompetent nnd should be deposed. Hut that is n thing for
the club and the association te see te. The fans nnd players should have no
part In it.
'"'I national game of America, even as it is pla.ved en thn sandlot, is fnr tee
big for loud-mouthed players nnd ready-fisted fans te corrupt.
A III) fe famous fives of IVnn track renown the names of Sherman
lenders, Earl Eby, neb Maxam, I.arry Brown nnd Warren Hamp
ton. Twe jenril ace thev WOll (lis title fnr lltn Itt anil Rlne ulth A
total of 30 J4 points, which was n brighter accomplishment than the
iea,t of the quintet in 1013.
The Track and Field Talent
'TMIH performances in the trnck nnd field events this season se fnr premise a
x cnmpalgn of new records and near records. The talent competing in the
colleges and clubs seems te be the best in years, and mere world's records are
sure te go by the beards before the summer ends.
Karl Thomsen, the fnmein Olympic champion, is continuing his assault
en the hurdle marks, and no week seems te be complete unless Earl cracks
a world's record. v
Thomsen is still n student at Dartmouth, but he Is net eligible for collegiate
competition, ns lie already has seen four years of service in academic meets.
Generally speaking, times nnd distances and heights hnve been better this
year thnn ever before, nnd the intercollegiate championships, which will be held
at C nmbrldgc en Mny 12(1 and 27, should produce remarkable competition.
Callfernln athletes, who wen the title last year by a half point from
Harvard, are coming East again with the I.elnnd Stanford team, which finished
fifth. J he Cnllferninns are the favorites egnln, but Harvard, Cernell, Princeton
nnd Pennsylvania will hovete be figured in the final accounting.
The lesults of the dunl meets between Penn-Cernell and Harvard-Yale show
thnt the Westerners will have stiffer competition te face them than they did last
year. We will be able te judge the ability of the California athletes bv their
showing ngainst Cernell In the dual meet, which will be staged at Ithnca en
Saturday.
'T'HE A's kept up their remarkable streak, but the Phils lest yesterday.
- Geerge Smith lias relapsed in his usual hard luclc. The PhlLs get
only three hits behind him and their only error let In the winning run.
Jinx Fellows Jee Rapp
TOE RAPP is one of these nntural hard luck ball players. The Phil third
J baseman has been pursued by n jinx since he hns been in the big leagues.
Ilapp was purchased by the Giants during the winter of 1021. He had
been in the New Yerk tinining camp only a few days in his first trinl when be
was stricken with typhoid fever.
On his first day en the Ibnll field after his illness he was ordered into "a
bnll game nnd McGrnw unmercifully made him play the entire game.
atapp was exhausted after the contest, nnd the strain nffected his playing.
McGraw pad paid a huge price for him and much was expected of him in the
big town. He failed te come through and the fans began riding him.
About, the middle of the season Ilapp was traded te the Phils and plnyed
sensational ball until he wns stricken with an attack of appendicitis. This
handicapped his playing during the remainder of the season.
The Cincinnati youth was just rounding into his proper stride this year
when he suffered a fractured rib, a sprained ankle nnd n sprained wiist. This
happened in St. Leuis en Monday, when he fell Inte the Cardinal dugout while
chasing a foul fly.
Rapp will be out of the line-up for several w'ceks, and his absence will hurt
the Phils considerably. Russell Wrlghtstene will probably play third lh the
meantime.
Wrlghtstene is a great hitter, but bis fielding and bascrunning cannot be
compared with Rapp's.
rjEORGE SISLER is the leading batter tn the American League and
Y Ken Williams tops the home-run hitters. Twe Browns are
m. . t of the pack '" ba"e en"nir. Slsler leads with fourteen.
Williams has ten. Twe valuable players are these young men.
AMATEUR BASEBALL GOSSIP
The Seuthwark Men's Club has again
secured the grounds nt Meadow and
Mifflin streets for their home games. The
tenm has 'been strengthened this" year
and should better their lecerd of Inst
season.'
The Men's Club intends te piny both
twilight and Saturday ball. All twi
light games will he played en Monday
and Fridav nights. The games en Sat
urdny nflernoens will start promptly
at 3. while fhe twilight games will get
uniler way nt (1 P. M.
rirst-class traveling teams
Club. twIv-flftn jn.
J. Brennan. 1332 Fontaine
The I'rnwoed
hemi or away,
atreet
ti!?,,y-. f" JlHen-MVntan yeara. trav-
IrnnjvlTanla Tleers, fliat clam, traveller.
J. M. Ixwls 8731 Unstwlck nu.
I ,.1... . 'taraaTt Ilaklns Cempanr. flrat
,rrien9ut0r24nTa5'- "'"""" Parkh'"
'.P,,?cki!iS?r .Iu.nl?'- feurtn-nten
inji ,.i 'r """"' own. . senwarta.
. f0J,". Lawrence alreet.
ini er,r 'yi?0",' A;,A..nm cluas. travel-
?!. A '''J?31'!"' Kna1nten 88(10.
I lever II. f. feurleen-alxtnin m. r...
ennz VV . KArier. 1J-T s...i, t. ;..: l
,Htr,..t. -..... '"niwniiiiB
i - ..
wishing , .,"" ,'n"',atrn:T,0.')I1. '"in weend
. . ... . . . . -.., . ...im 4iaiiuia)rr. nvau rin atVA
games with the Men s (Jlul should im- A geed catcher or entileWer would inT.'tn
A reed outfielder or second baeeman I.
Pls".'281 Jackaen street.
ljndewne A, A., flrat class, travallns'
y&nVd 7 pTm I'an""' . beMrtt.
West FjuI rrofesaleuaJe. first elaas. trav.
sire?. '' J' HUCk' "" North Ster
h. JiHniaSv &i&urtUn-
H.ISsal!,l,.,&".r" el"' ". X.
A plUher would Ilka a tr
mediately get In touch with William
Hnssen, 2002 Emily street.
A (lrt-cla batterr iveuld like te haar
from some frond teams paslnc suitable in
ducement for twIIUht camex J. B. Smith.
Boudlr.et and Cambria etreete
Warn A. A. Flrat clnBH Traveling-. Mar
21 nnd Memerial Day open Samuel J.
Stark. 24RB North Napa street.
Any first-class tenm deilrlnc the services
nt a pitcher should Rddress Ballplayer. 180B
Seuth Twentieth street.
Berlin Is after sames with teams Trillin
te exchnnsn dates "Will live PMurdaj
aames nt llerlln and return date either twl
l'ht or Sunday. Fredeilck I.unn, Berlin,
Wemrnth Ay C rirst claaa Traelln
E. T. Hnlz. M423 HelBe etreet.
St. Jehn's A. A. .Second class. Awnv.
(1 r Doelej, alii Plenn nvenue. Celllnn
weed J. I
trvOUt Hh am.
Geerge Belan, 201T
,lh1ilw"ti'h" "r'"!! Valley Country Club n-' "w'rst 'Knd rinl First rises.
sifriiniJ .. q .r"i ft"nu' smoker thre, 20 open. A I'errett. Clftl I.a
i.ii .. u i '"' ""niiy mum n meet ns
Zfij?'i.h? ,,nxf' "l"1 " Prehnhlv will i,M
Jfejr choice phraus te eay about his future
Anav
rchnend
Amateur bnll club.
Stenton aenue.
rirst-e lass pitcher would like te
, ,, iTi..!."" '"". '.""" "c 3l'er.
v 'VEl??. '&?2S?l 5!- trayelln.,
.-.-..-. vv.- ..unit i.nnrence street
hear
1868
vr.
vJ1'" '" r'Ay te hnx ""In ffr re.
iVk ? .rPm a '"rlred hand. He Is
i eern i-ainpn nere May 29.
eevi)
mt
ten Maj 22
lVnnkU riniiv n.i... .u. .
mtvMA T ---..- ..u, .Hen mivt ne i as r
ld informal en of .- Metery by Jeh,L
linlon'.en. Pa ever Ilm.
J'lttaburgh last week.
,(nrllv, of
Jii ten ieund,
lu
viJ ."wl h Ad .stone In (It fettle fnr
c'uhm:L?., "'?" night at the Cnmbrln
fBii.H? ?nw il.V , whedued te go eight
8e.in,il,n Il?cklten. former "maturl
" fellms. Jack Mart n tani(
SwVnV nTeu,h 1u " j" "ld)' Shar
y nnd Cleeme Da lavs Johnny Adam.
r?.i?ri Erne hl"' resumed training In
"parntlnn for his match May "ou nil
Mn!2LS,Ml ."l '"11"' rrk.y Thirteen h
M Jehnsen streets. A hiinmi.1,, y.."1..
,, ."",H"r'!n Miller and Ad Stene i h.5 i ve.es. traVHllng.
"'" "1111 UlnPr nllmharu aA !-. e,V . ' iMmrli
clchr."" 0b,'y Welfllst
!?,V.?i!:l'r'4'. n"ale welterweight.
K.n,V," :rn.r,".?a' '. Ij.a Reck v
ether .1-. V...: "ii" .'".'. 'ranKie
lm.'. ."'.. ." "TK
nia
Jehn
nian
Dick Steeh
vs reilu,
vs. Mmtj
Nn i .in
state nstmsn. eieAen
UL!C,"'"'' hr min SlelyiVland
m i ..;', e , "" -'immv Unnevnn.
Helnel
ne nm
""Hen's In
'"' neni ii
lints has lieen tralnlner aii . alrrei
nvA..n.f '- " . .1.
i'..i'iuii ir me epenlne of
up ni. j e1 .:.:;";. '.:..". ","."..1" hook
r.iiA
IViKKlnnmlnff A. C. VTMt ClnBP.
QnnMe enan R. J. AV.llh. Till 1 (I Kp StOHe
.' uiiuk ja "c1"' ------ r
nrrAAf '
fnrpernl William C. firlefsu Pest. 808. of
)arb Flrat cine Heme Jehn A. Munee
Ulenelden IM hhnren Hill 608 VV, between
rust rhltlles I'rofesslenals Flist class p
. . . iitini.. i t II I MI6 Vi.V. 'Plilr.1
An. IlilUHi mill -i.7 ...I. i ......
I'ellsh-Xmrrlenn A. A. First rlass Awy
Michael Hedniiuk, 2H07 Kast Allegheny ave-
"UKnst rhllndelphla rrftfesalenals Flrat
clia" Ttuvcllng. William Hill. 28 North
a' neldinr would like te connect with a fit-teeii-te-clghteen-jemi-nld
nsureSHtien, Hall Hall
Vlnvei. 201V f-euth Vc'l sticect
Kensington elghborlieoil I Irat clnas
TravelliiB. B. W. UecKer. 2053 North Pate-
""ffnKk A. A.-Hret class Awnv M
llcnihr Ml Wlndever "licet. Mdiin-unk
White 1,1I A. . Second claa Away.
r,lr(l MrtlttllK-in. 22"-l frnss street
WrllliiKlen All-Mars Hnt rlnei. Travel
Ine. Chillies WVUlnk-ten, l!3t .North Law-
ren.pjMri'"iTi ..! A. I'., .lirhteen-twentl
Via tr.iVHllnu. J Talnr. 2220 Seuth
Chndw'ck etieei
I Klknnrr i'mr"iiii i;i -' ""
I Inir Mnv 2 open. Karl Gilbert, .'420
! FriinUfeiil inenue
I ...V.' ... (i a ilimn.r chtecn VeRls
I i.riiiiiiii -.. - ....--.. . ..........
hnm or tinvcllng. 'tnemns i-erruian. ..at J0.nMl
Mlllin I II" II niicti, ... i i.
The .liula fluli of Aritmere. elsh een
ieni unn venrs. tinvnllng. Wllllim
Wbelnn. Aldmeie. Pa.
Klienener A. A., flrat claas. traveling M
llriuMi HI" Wen Dauphin atreet.
rullieneiHen itre. nri i-nia-. itaiciiiiii,
J, It, Hinclf 3SIII Smedlev street
Nineteenth Vturd A. A,, tlrat clam Irav
ellnK Wain i PuIuhIi, 2.'n'iil North I.e."
M.v !!..- II . .-" --,--.-.
iW- na'hfr VA. V0A"T."l.r?."' r.
A flrst-elase team dsalres te hear frnm
Away , pluner F. Milter. 840 East WlUart.tJV
HAVE HIT THEIR STRIDE
R. R. Travelers
All Cemers
Ready te
en Diamond
Meet
The Pennsylvania Railroad Travelers
having caught their stride are new
ready te meet the best home nines In
no city. Thev arc desirous of arrang
ing games with all first-class teams in
;cw Jersey, Delawaia and Pennsvl
vanln nnd would like te hear from
Mnple Shade, Woodbury A. A., IUllly
All Starr., e Sew ell j Almonesson,
Lucas riub, of filbbsbore; Ashland A
A., Audubon; Meltesc, nnd Keystone a'
A., of Atlsiitle rity. nnd Morten und
m est (iieve. Pa., tenuis.
Mnnngcr Mitchell has signed some
flist-class stnis in I,ee(, 'lilelitv Tn.
siiinnce; l.tiil.e, (Jeimantnwn : Willis
Acker. Thompson nnd McShen. of
iiniiMerii; I'li'iini, ei Nnrlnir flu-
Wlssinemlne: Cnnrin '
Hnverfetd: Irwin nnd Mnclntite, of
Oxford j .Melir. of Limn: Rush nml
of Fnirmeunt, nnd Newman,
Chester.
W. D. Mitchell. 2517 North Twenty
seventh Mieet; phone IMnuieud .1104 in
the evenings.
1 Devlin,
if WeM
at nnii nf the hull parka.
The
Ik till It aai hstiitt te.l - . jl' .. .
ti'.ht ,':""'. wry '..'"" '". '"''" ie-
A mm. ,,,". "','.,-.""'" " .") "eek
"'.lay nlahi " """-"'" ,ur
next
e'llh."',' 't0s" '
'lhl f0 a !(
ie..5!1 eri. Cenivai
-ivu iin Pat
'V-L""".,'0 Kft a middle,
vlth P.vtey I'enuav. nr
l wnulil tiki tn ....
r.t ...lley. ' "
Ke1 l,r'0,', ," .'" J!U".",L . "". n.l
letishy MiiuaT """"' "y
Iri..V "I'eii IO
-iisneil an,
mi''','1,e Heiirn. former snllnt under the
jj' the ujK-nliu,- shev Is nheduled for -M
Wrilll. ri
. V.""" ."Ten is. niatcned for
L'V, 'i'M.1ISmJu,,, Wine lea Palsce
lt. -" "!!
:.
Is
Wllj
ih
niatched for tvre bout.
appear at Atlaatte City
rvu ?
Tliu Rmlvlilll I'lnli. fliat r .ibs. travel n.
Hnlurdn nml SuihIjv l m mien. William
Hum, into 'I'l llnat Somerset et'cet
I VfiiiihlK Mull, III at nltiifi travelliiR, Mn
' 211-27 upen. J. A lleuldtn 1012 Aich
i street.
Illnsel-Telllilaj A. A., fliat rl,iaa, travel
Inc. 'Ihenids C'eUaictle. 31.1 Nuith Twelfth
stteel
inll Sehelastlrs, tlist clnaa, home or
avvnj II H. Kriiilz, .'IsjJ 1'eplnr street
A ii minuter, heventeui eniH ein. inn
plav nur pualtlrn, nnd would like la cennec
ulth any semi pre nine, reni Margent, -11
tlreenu c i street.
I.enii I", ('.. second rlaaa. traveling, Mnv
l.t-.lii uiien I.. II Clark
tlermantnw li.
A. rati her would like te connect with a
Hi Ht or n-reiid clan team, Jeseph lleldei,
l.'t l.auiei street.
'I he llitater I tub, of Seuth Philadelphia,
first das tinvelltig Hebft Beecnei', 2007
huuth Franklin street
liirrrn II. ('., nrteen-sevetitren enrs. trav
litis. I .seeling 17V North Third street
tlermiinlOHii ellrgluna. flrat ilaaa, trav
eling. It J Cenwav, Adls Mm ten street
Tulip Sporting Club, tlrat claas, home or
nwa. Jusepli Vint, 272)1 Uast Madlaeu
Ufl. -v... , ,.
nn irynMrn i.es., sevriiiiin-rveniy
fai.7.. IMvellstf.
rard.avinue.
Beets and Saddle
Horses
r.iccs at
I-eulsvlUc, Ky.. Mnv IS.
which leek best in tedaj's
t iiiiiitinii Downs an :
I'iim nur Aichlc Alcxainlcr, Rlnck
luuklc. Willi. nn O'dt. Seimiil riw.i
:t .1. 15. Smith cnti.v, Dicain Maker. Rliie
i' ! New!. Third i .ice -Clmceict, (inngvvuy,
.. I Tnhlenn il'lfmineiii 1mtfl .nMA'
2-1 Church lane, I High Cost. I. liner lv., Ceiiitshlp. Kitth
tace .Mnrjeilp Illncs, Hruther Unlch,
Mint" II. SUth race Anna Teil,
Newata. Vnlels-. Si'vcuth rncc Mor Mer
MKiii Ulder, I'lc. or. Alex ,lr.
Penna. Giants Have Open Dates
Th) IVnnsiIvanla. OUnia, wlm opened
ihelr home season nt llnrrlaen Field.
N vvnrk. last Hundivy with 0 vletjrlea
hS'ei0,1. d"f".Ir. n"s,aay nn Mav
I. , (. mi., yif mv gnnieai. win Lite
return, dates In
'qer Ueller, 3728 Or-K; A ark.
UlVi &iil
. -.."i ---- .-w
Septtmbsr in
NeuarK. ran ueergn Victory. Oregon 014.
efter M'. J,. Pf'WriU !,T08vCirUUiS etwVt.
F
IRPO IS NOVIC
E
WITH THE fiLOVES
Big Argentine Fistman Ha9 Ter
rific Wallop, but He Lacks
Boxing Ability
K. 0. OF HERMAN NO FEAT
ny
LOUIS H.IAFFE
TTvnn some reason or ether, Luis
Angele Firpo. giant Seuth Ameri
can, is being taken seriously by fans
In New Yerk as n serious heavyweight
contender. Phlladelphlans are asking
"Hew come?"
New Yerk scribes have been making
word paintings of the big Argentine's
terrific wallop and his toughness, and
some predictions are that Flrpe will be
In line for n whack nt Jack Dempsey's
chin before many mere moons.
If Flrpe's victory, a five-round
knockout- ever .Tack Herman, of
Newark, N. J., last week, Is being
taken as a criterion of the Seuth
American's ability te blossom lAte a
dangerous man ter Dempsey. little stock
can be taken in him. Herman has
boxed in Philadelphia, nnd fans here
put the "bimbo" lnbcl en him.
Jim Helland, the big novice of Balti
more, went up against Herman, nnd
nfter two rounds the referee interceded
te save the Newark henvy from farther
drubbing. Helland administered n
terrific trouncing in a short time te
the man who lingered around for five
rounds ngainst the "sensation from
Seuth America."
Here's the dope we get en rlrpe : He
hns ntteirresistible punch. Any boxer
thnt he hits with his right hand will
go down, but his lack of n defense and
the knowledge of hew te apply the power
of his punches disqualify him, for the
time being nt least, from membership
In the championship contenders' clTtTi.
In short, Firpo has three qualities
that go te make up the champion,
nnmely, the physique, the gnmeness and
the punching power. He must learn te
box( however, before he can hope te
meet even the geed sccend-rnters In the
hcavv weight division.
Anether foreign heavy-weight "won
der" exploded when Rill Rrcnnnn, of
Chicago, knocked Jim Tracey. of Aus
tralia, into n cocked straw kelly at the
Garden. N. Y. 0.. the ether night. It
took Chicago Rill eight rounds in which
te convince the public and Tracey,
Heme-Run Hitters
in Yesterday's Games
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Walker. Athletics,.., J
llernabr. nt. limits N 1
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American Ieegiie
National Ieague ,
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College and about IflOO visiting dads are i
expected te witness the baseball ram w th
corneal Tech and the freahman game. with
mnie niifne. run ai ie. - "- r- i.t ..",. -.1... t,i...u....i. . u nih .n ,
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clean etveen tn tnnla azalnst Penn BtftMf ft i
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tee that, as a contender
sev's Crown, lie wnsn t.
Tracer came en from the Antipodes
heralded ns nnethcr Reb Fltzslmmens ;
only of a larger edition, ne was
pointed out as being net only a terrific
seckcr, but a big fellow of unusual
cleverness, and his best recommenda
tion was that Jim Corbett Indorsed him
as n possible future champ.
That's where the crimp came in. It
would seem. They de say that Cor
bett never has picked a winner, nnd the
defeat of Tracey keeps Corbett's aver
age at 1.000.
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