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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY 20, 1910
THE NEAREST CARPENTIER WANTS TO GET TO DEMPSEY OR W1LLARD IS THE HEADLINES
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Wa vy yard league
starts pla y frida y
NO CHANCE TO LURE
GEORGES CARPENTIER
AWAY FROM FRANCE
French Idol, Overrated, Doesn't Like to Meet Top-
notehers and Is Satisfied to Oppose Outsiders
at Home, Says Joe Borrell
ll HOISKRT W. M XWn.l.
Sioru I'alltor ilvrntnc ruhUc Ledger
"lEOIUiKS r.MM'EN'TIi:!: Is Just as close to u match with .less Wlllitrd
V now as lie ever will bo. The Trench champion will remain In Ills be
loved country and do ome boxing there, but a trip ncros Iho omiti Is out
of the question. George Is taking no chnneea on foreign soil.
This Information was handed us by Joe Hoiroll, chief machinist's mate,
T'nlted States nay, who recently returned from 1'iance. doe boxed sumo
of the heavy weights over there and aboibcd lots of chatler regarding the.
Parisian pugilist.
"I didn't see C'arpentlcr on litis trip." said Joe, "but from what I
heard from those who did see him, Georges Is about through us u cham
pionship contender, ITc has been through the war and the Ions la.voff
fiffected his skill. The I'renrli people don't believe It, however, timl Imagine
he still Is good enough to be.it any man In the world.
"Georges Is the Idol of 1 Vance. lie attracts mote attention than the
President, nnd when be enters a theatre or cafo evcrv one. arises to p.iv
their respects. He certainly is a big man over there and does not have tn
tfavel to another country to gain fies.li laurels. Ho will stick around
Pftrls, meet as ninnj mft ones as possible and make more money than
Wlllard Cirpentler alwos packs the house, for ho Is the greatest draw
Big card In Europe.
"The funny part of it all," continued Joe, "Is that Georges never has
(flSaten a good man. Ills victories over Hombatdior Wells mean nothing,
fcr the Englishman was trimmed In America on several oiv.isjons. Hut
tn never has won from n high-class American boxer, being knocked out bv
Bobby Hcanlan, the negro: Hilly 1'apkc nnd I'r.inl; Klaus, lie would bo
a Joke against Wlllard or Dcinpsov.
OM, MAN!
ur.n
ho
RPnxrilll' knons f if 9. and for that iraion trill rrmnlii al
me. I doubt if he would light a nowl man even If the mni h
was held In 7'iirM. Their nrr too man; secmid-raters lo be disposed
of, and those victories u III .xnMsf' thr public.
iSoJlliance to Lure Car pent far From France
MTITANY attempts have been made to get th6 IVriichluati nvvay fiom his
'J-old haunts, but nono was successful I icmeiuhcr om o he was
offered $50,000 and till expenses to go tn Australia, but he turned it down
The piomoter offered to ship I'arpcntl'T's three autoniobdoH, his vvifn and
servants, but then- was nothing doing. In fad, It Is hard to gel the bU
ijoxcr to cross the English Channel He wants to stay at home."
George Engel, matchmaker of the olympl.i and limner manager of
p'Vank Klaus, s.ns t'arpentler Is n great drawing card, but also has his
jloubts about Ins leaving Kr.uicc to box in this country Engcl Is one of
the few mill who h.ivo seen Georges in action, for ho seconded Klaus the
alight the Frenchman was knocked out In the, nineteenth round.
', "Carpentlcr looks moio llko an actor than a lighter," said Kngel "H
Jtlways is dressed In the most fashionablo clothes nnd is very careful about
ils appearance. He also has something to say about the appearance of
ils opponents, and that almost started a prematuro tcr.ip between him
ind Klaus.
"About the das befole every light Klaus used to let Ills vxhiskois
Jrow, and when the big night camo around Ii had a beautiful crop of
Jjrlbtles. These bristles were xery effectim in clinches. Well, on the d.i.v
we weighed in Carpentlcr appeared, all dressed up, his face massaged nnd
looking like u fresh college kid. lie even woro spats, and a stranger
liever would baxc believed ho was n tighter. Klaus, on tho other hand,
Jivore old clothes that hadn't been pressed for a month, u sweater, his
jialr disheveled and that crop of whiskers. Instead of looking liko a man
bout to engage In an important bo.xing match, ho had every appearance
of a gu about to crack a safe.
) "Carpentler and his manager Pes Champs, were Indignant and sput
tered In 1'iencli that Klaus should be shaved and manicun-d. We didn't
now what they were talking about and let them rnve. I'imilly I told them
to set out and ued some English languago which was understood by nil.
iThat almost caused a riot and both Carpentler and his manager swept out
jjf the room, declaring tho match was oft unless a barber worked' on Klaus
for about an hour,
(( J I'lXALt.Y fixed tilings up nnd 1'ranl: was allowed to wear 7iii
" whltlers in thr ring that night. Carpentler did sntne clever
boxing, but nas no match for Klaus and took the count tn the nine
teenth round alter ucttinu a terrible laclna. Car prn tier never
would meet Klaui after that."
Coomb Well Pleated With Charlotte Camp
JACK COOtfB.S Is pctfeitU sailslled with the Volection of Charlotte. X, C,
as a training ramp for tho Phillies this year. Tho new manager tnado
a thorough searih for a sultnb',. spot, und savs tho North Carolina me
tropolis (Ills the bill There Is n good ball Held, with a dressing room and
shower baths, and the weather Is be.votid reproach.
"I looked up weather reports for tho last ten years." said Coombs,
"and found there was little luinfall in March und April. Tho temperature
Is near summer heat In tho middle of tho day, and that in when wo will
tialn. The plaers will bo In good shapo when thoy como North.
"The Phils will be ,in interesting ball club this season, Judging from
the present outlook. I am pit making predictions about winning 'ho pen
nant nor will I say we will have a wonderful team, but, tnlto it from me
we will play interesting baseball nnd gio a. pood account of ourselves;
"I am trxing to strengthen the rlub as much as possible, and if I put
through n couple of dcu's I am working on tho fans will be surprised.
1 know I haxe a hard Job In front of me, but I will work all the harder.
1 like every man on th'j club personally and we will eet olontj we'l to
gether. We will get better .acquainted In Charlotte."
Coombs will introduce somo new Ideas at the. training ump Here
tofore tho men have practiced txvKe a da. reporting at the ball park at
10.30 a in. and working until noon and workinc again from 1.30 until 3
That program was necctary down in ft. Petersburg because of the heat,
hut in Charlotte on'v one workout will bo held each dav. Jack, xvlll have
Ins men in uniform ut 13:30 and tho piactice will last about three bnurs.
After the tlr-t veek, when tlie men hae worked nut tii winter Ulnks,
the pitihers and call hers will do somo work In tli6 mornings
When tho Phils get back home Coombs intends to change dugouts.
In the past the homo team roosted back of first bae, but the new bow
believes the spot behind third baeo U better.
(''OOJHS triH not do any pitrhlnij thll near, tie wj he in through
' ns an actna ball plaiwr and u ill driotc all of lit time to niitn
(Wluii. lie in euounh pltrlirm anmcay, with Qev hitrr. Jarohi,
lineup. "irion. llo'io, I'rrnderantt and i'arka'd I'.ppa Hirey
also map rrfuin.
U alter Laurence Fillers If hit Boost for llairtl
THE trado which brought Douglas Hmrd. the Card third baseman, to the
Phils has been wide'y discussed, and a few bellovo th homo folks ot
the worst of the deal. Ono stounch auppnrtcr of ths new third baseman
has appeared, however, in Waiter I.awreneo, the actor, who is now o
journlng at tl e Shubert Eawrenco Is a rabid buscball fan and nver
fiilsses a game in the summer.
"I have watched Halrd for tho last thrco ar," said Walter, "and
liked his pl.oing from the first Ho looked good when ho wan with Pitts,
burgh, played wonderful nascbiill with St. Eouis, and I look for an xrp.
llonal season with the PhiN. Jack Coombs did not get tho worst of that
Jrade, because Hand will deliver from tho xery flist du.v Just keep ho eo
m th'it boy and ei If I am not light '
Frank Palier Hasn't Signed Willi Upland
iTlRANK BAKEll, tho swatter of homo runs and other extra base limits
denies that be has ngucd u contrait to pluy with tho I'plund team of tha
pelawaie County League. Kuitliermore, he wishea it to bo known that ho
in not using tho I'pland team ns n medium to itet more of the national
urrency fiom tho Now York Yankee. This information was contained in
letter receive i by a frlond In Now York. Ho makes no threat of re
tirement or nnv .ileal demands. Jlo mention the unit fealuro of bao
hull Willi h he alums has disliked that of tiarelinu Contrail" for the Van.
kecs weic pitied .n the muil toda.v.
EVERYTHING iiiiisulcrrd. Ibis looks like a sieul yeat for tin- loial tennis
Vhijers Tlie annual meeting of thr Philadelphia and lilstrh I Uiwn
'1'elinU Associatiiin will be held touioirow ut tho Hotel Walton, oillcois
will bo olected and it Is vtrluallv asMirnl that all the nr-iiiir s.im tiniied
lolirliaincnts will oc restoiod PIucih wit. I e grutillcd t. heir tluii im
Mchujlklll Valley tho iX'lawine jiimi aid mi Mmii'i Jer-ej . hamplonships
will be singed this season.
tec "OH MERCV i SAW IT- V-rJoooDyi V-r JJ-ZTrnT-- SAvu Tvajo ctS I "W Tovukj 5
at rHe moosh J wAwip 2ro5j) v 84 YoZuTy vs? ft?0"'
JrTrTT?MB- J , fcr & TH. CLUB
Go AMD 56P ( rSsM ( OFF Tb Tne ) CW Yoo A Good S V f '
Pot It Claims Title for Train
ing Camp Quintet Before
Season Begins Ycabslcy
Assistant to Dichson
SIX WEEK S C II E I) V L E
The nt
navy
Allen Wootlring, Former
Mcrccr.sbtirg Sprinter,
Enters Bethlehem Prep
Mini Mnmlrlnii. formfr Mfrirrlire
tnrlnler, who al tiirrpil on the rlntlr
mill fur Vlf.iilnMlirmik. lias 'ntfrrrt
llelhlelieni ITepiirntiir, srhnol, njdrlm
trlfil lii enter l'eniisliniilii iinil fillle.
Then lie trleil Lnfutelte iiml fiilleil. "
tins, I. cell turned down In te entranfe
liounl" lieenii-e he h.nl mil hud eitoiuii
nlitne Kemnetr., lie rnlereil llrtlileliem
Tree with II view In tnrriMt this de
flrlrlirv, , ,
iMlrhi l one of the iet nrln(er
III this snllnll i.f the rnulitn- nntl
tiniliiiiliteillt Hie hel n-hoolho fnrlniiB
nnd hmnlreil mini In the roiintr', lie
vtns Idihril l.r I'rril V. Itllhlen for the
Ml-Vinirliiin mholii'tle tenm In the 30.
vnrtl thMti.
11) r.DWIX J. POLLOCK
icvv basketball league at tne
surd bus been organized nt
last and the Ihst K.iinc of the season will
be staged at the Iteereiillon Center Krl
rlay nlglit. lly niekson, the athletic ill
rector of I.e.iguo Island, has .been work-
.. ... .,. i-.iin rH , rttnn lime.
but ran Into n lack of enthusiasm on the MCCT HF.RF. mMORRflW t
n.irt of the entitled men.
I It was Dickson's Idea to get the league ,i(If,,c A,m;(, CollcgiillC AmO-
going hnnietllately after the foolhnll sea- fwr.li...
,snn, but the wholesale illschiirge of the naliotl to LotlVt'llo ill Witllotl
enlistf it men created an adverse ntlltudo HnstiliiKlnn, 1'n., Jan !'! Iir 1ouls
toward sports. Thltt lias betifovorronie. ( j. Klrclmer, Washington nnd Jefferron
'however, atul once more the rallors and j,ijrni tiireclnr, left tinlght for Pliila-
inarliit'S hi" anx-lous to see athletics in (p'pi,ili liere on Thursday afternoon at
full swing. ' ' iho Hotel Walton be will attend n meet-
Aoj.pi.nOerndonatril by.Spal.lliigs, executive committee of the
and the w liner this vcar will be given ',p , ' . ..,, ,.,t,,-, .
' pe.manent possession of tho trophy. Middle A lanlo States ( olloglato Asso-
The league is composed of sW teams clntlon. The other members of the execu-
tbo siitmlv ileiHtilmeiit. naval training tlvo lonnulttcn arc .1. A. Davis, of
camp, hospital, marines, rrcreat Ion cen
ter and Idaho. Two games will lie
played xveekly, and the schedule will run
through to the middle of March.
JOHNNY TILLMAN West Phila. Hasn 't Lost
RETURNS TO CITY a Meet to Local Schools
tv-tcrn Hoy Accompanies Spcedboys Have Clean Rec
ord in Dual Contests
Since 1913 Have Won
Several Intcrsclwlastics
.Manager Talor Eal
After .Malouc Maltle
MAY MI-KT WHITK SOON
Jnltntiv Tillman Is in the East .ir.iIii
The slucgmg western VMlteiweialu ar
rived jesterilay. battle si nrreil and
I banilageil Johniiv la going to make a
prolonged stny, und plans to make this
J city his home, lie still is under the
management of Herman Tax lor, and
ravs be is out to take on nil tin lag
, game.
! Ttils Is .lohnnj s first xlsit here simo
he departed last May fur his twentv-
! round bout with Ted (Kid) Lewis In
Denver.
Johnny returned to his homo In Min
tieapolis. He enlisted In the army last
summer and whs In the service until last
Deo mber. when he reieived his honor
able discharge.
Tillman's lust buttle was against .loik
Malone hi MlnntapoliK Friday night.
Just to proxe that Tillman Is far tmni
an outsider, before a home gathirmg ho
unheeded to "pluy' to n. $7o' house
Tl-ls sum would be welcome to hiiv pro
moter, even in the, laige i Mies
.tiihiiiiv will he unable to liattle for
f. r ueeks. .is he . arrl. a couple
uniinclK Hint need attention He ald
Malone butted him fuels and his lefr
ive and the l"P of Ins bead wer badly
.ut Tillman c spirts t.' start tialnlng
Monduy ul Jai k O'Urlen's giunasium.
i 'hurley White now is out of the serv
ice and may b selected to meet Till
man In this citv Uoth of the fights
hetween Tilhuaii and White wire hur
ricane, affairs
, Manager Talnr. who accompanied
1 llliuan I'ist, s-opped
rou'e and virtually
wlih White.
CREDIT DUE ANTHONY
W
year's tram eno of the
ever lias tepresentrd that
II this
est that
Orangn and lilack institution In the
tank tlieri- seems but little d.ingir that
I tie woiiileiful svvlininlng record of the
West Philadelphia High SYhool will be
liinken.
Since the organization of the high
school ncioss the river. In IMS, the
s'peedboys have jet to meet defeat from
nnn tif Him lrtf1 ltif-l, srl,(tnTs Mil, It of
Following that engagement ,,.-.,, , , , , ,
. . . , ihe credit for this wonderful shovvlug
Is duo to Irwin Anthony, tho former
Cnlxerslty of Pennsylvania speed king,
who has had chargo of tho Wert Phllty
nut men.
Hold Two Hci in tl;
Coin h Anthony developed a team that
won the i'tiivcr.".ty of Pennsylvania i
Spcedboys A r ranging
a Difficult Schedule
for Swimming Team
'I lie .Spcctlboii' tnnnnnemrnt fi
riiifearoriiif fi) arranrn dunl mretn
with the inrslty (nuns of Princeton
and Suarthmme ami ii tmni from
thr Philadelphia di ; I'oriJ 7ic
following tlatri hnvi tr u approved:
IVhriisry ,t -I'entnil llfich.
IVliniiiry 1.1 rlelllls, IVntrnl.
rehriinrv In tJernitintnw i HIkIi.
Mnrc-li I (ilrnrd ollece.
Mnrill K laiwrriuevllle.
RAUSCHER GETS DISCHARGE
Former Klliott-Lcvvis Outer Kc
leusctl Front May
Joe Itauscher, tl o former center on the
Elliott Lewis basketball team of the
Itiuustrlal League, has Just received his
dlscliaigc from the service. Itauschcr
illstetl In the navy over a ear ago
II" Is In line shapo and anxious to get
n;ick into tuu game, tie is t
an offer from a member of th
i I.cckuc.
Harvard Repins rorm.il Crew- Work
CHiulirlilKe, Miisn., Jan. ifi With
William HIiics oltklally appointed coach
the Harvard crew will begin formal In
door training at unco It was learned
todav. Practice will begin on the
Charles Itiver in Apt II.
j Lieut. Joe Yales at Monte Carlo
i l.icnti nant -toe Yatrs. former St .TmHih'H
' ana P, nn ho-kr-tkill nnd tinsel, ill Mar,
I writes from I'l.mie that lie In miTloustv
jiiwiiltlnu his rt turn to theVnlti"l Males
I "Am penaitm ii have down h"ru in Mei
and .limte Curio. VV li.Ml I lift hack to rn V
IriKlmrnt I Kitn it will he nt I'oblrni' Janu
j arv hire Is Ilk" .June In Phil olrtidila, nnd
oh' hoiv 1 did ncd'Oiia sunshine."
j Pal Mornn Heats Young Krno
ew Orleans, .Ian " l,il Morfin. of
New Orleans, wan clven a dulslon over
min Krii". ef itiiifaio. in a flft. n rnun 1
in ii Ii tare Mend ty night.
Jim Hrnipnii Mustercil Out
New ork. .Tan 2'l t'nele Snni lla hon
nraMv iIlsitiarKed .tain''S lleiUK.iti, of llos
lon, from tho sei-slce
Slovens; Dm tor Leathers, of Hrttj-s-burg,
and E L. Smlll , of Delaware.
The principal questions to lie decided
nt Hie meeting ale the date for the an
nual track meeting of the association
and place for holding It Svvartlimoro
and Stevens have both asked for the
meet, which will likely be held Satur
day, Mav I", although "'Is will dot be
known until afttr Hi" meeting.
STATE CAPTAIN RETURNS
Wil-on, Cage Loatlcr, Receives
Discliar-ze From Navy
Mute Cnllejjc. I'll., Jail -V - Lloj d I.
Wilson, of Heaver Palls, Pa, captain of
Petitt Slate's leisketball. five, returned to
tnllegp xestetdaj fiom the i treat I.il.es
Naval Training Station, where ho has
been in set vice since last spring. Al
though he Is In splendid condition and
ready t take his former position at
guard on tho cago team, Captain WII
Knn did not accompany tho Blue and
of his sailors to land tho trophy, tie- , xvinte jilavers when thev cieparteu in"'
spite the fact that two of his best play- pjpht for the games with Pennsylvania
ers, Taxlor and Smith, were discharged Lehigh and I-ifajette. Doubtless he will
from tlio service Monday. displace MacMlllan as a guard when the
team returns from tho trip
Loe Two Regulars I
My boys arn going right In there to , p f T . . for nca Club
Now Xork, .Inn. W Another s-olf chatn
tdonshlp was nd led to the Metropolitan rat
eiidur with the ntinu d meetlnit of the Nw
Jersev Oolf Assnrlillc.il held .eslerdav Tho
ditcs si-liit.d were JuU 17. 1" nnd 1. and
the id iv will tike rime over the course of
the llr-.il liolf C'luh. nt Ileal, N". J
Ycalniey Proinoletl
llert Ytabsley, tlie League Island fool
ball star, and the Itev A. 11. Hnughey,
assistant head of Ihe recreation center,
have Riven lly Dickson valuable hid In
the organization tif the circuit. Yeabstey
recently has been made assistant athletic
director of the jird.
icabsley ranks with the best of local
athletes, "tie proved his ability on the I
gridllon when he Mil prised the football
folk bv his wonderful playing for Dick
son ills baseball worth Is well known,
and he has bet n up in the big leagues. '
He knows basketball and call box The
nnxy olliclals could not halo picked a
better assistant for Dickson.
The championship of the jatd is de
cided so fnr us Prank Potli is con
cerned, Tho naval training camp sup
porter has utmost r.utn in mo aouuy
lonslderfnii "'" ''hc Pal1lnB '"''. !,n'1 ' ,;nmv ,ll0J'
e Hhipyaid can do It," said Poth. "I've got the best
team in the league and tlinse other
clubs will know It before long.
"We're crippled right now because
Tajlor and Smith, two rrgulats, have
been mustered out of the service, hut
we have some other good linn and the
will fall into Hie teamwork within a
short time. We'll have a good team with
Crandall, Parker, Mulhcnrn, Simons and
Oliver
"With the new- men we were not work
ing so well on Monday night and lost
to Mount Carmel, ".. to IS; but I believe
Hie pricing will be much better when
we battle Naval Aheratt, the team mat's
coached bv Artie Klcfahci, at the Y M
c A.. Krlday night. Tlie seiond te un
.i eolnir strong and It handed a sci
title lacing to the Mount Cainiel
serves, 3!) to 1. Lou Kugarinau Is coach
ing the teams now and lie Is 'hound to
turn out a couplo of good ipilnlets '
Joint Fountainc Loce
rlnehiirst. N. I'.. Jim -' K H Simp
son, of tliltltnore won the lilfl-tHrpet handl-
it. .x.strnl-iy by l.reaklnir twenty-flve
sttaiicht on the shont-off of n triple tie Tho
three who tied were K It Simpson. fn. plus
lo-tnn .lohn It Knntnlne of Philadelphia,
os-lll 1(10. and 1! It Llhott ef Dnnavllle,
N V . lU-ls Inn
Columliia Starts VTrestlinpf Satunlay
Ne Xork. .Ian '-'! Wrestllns1 at I'olum
saturaiy wnen
tmr-n wl I enirac"
nn In n dual meet
In llio Moi nlntrldp llrl.-hls cimniliim
Asid from a mat, Ii with Vale late in I eb
mar this is the onlv meet arransd for
tin Illue and XVhlte ns jet
ion- I Ida will Bit under way on
I, ! ' the ltlue nnd White matn'
J'' " tho ttroun t nlverstty li'iim
Intersi liolastics in lfttl rind laic und
the Swnrthiuoro inlcrscholastlcs tn l'."17 j
nnd PM. Tim relay team of 1016 '
Diaslnr, Klstlor. Hrcene ami Allen set
-i H ,1 IK vv IIIIIOCII.JIIISIM- itiuiii hit llll'
. 't'lllti liliol. The ri lnv team of Moist.
Cow ill, Ureene and I'.echtel liold the
H cord for tho SAO foot relaj at Swarlh
more ,
This season the team has continued Its
tlno work Starting the oar without
the services of CcAich Anthony, wbo at
that lime was in the Fervlce, the team
under Captain Vic Hoist easily defeated
' entrat High, filrard College and St
Luke's
in t lucago tti
clinched u match
Scraps About Scrappers
QMILlMi
O bidder
I
.IIMXin: FUXKIt is a. tltle-
1' has taken the i lieerftll
memt er of tin ring fraternity many sea
Knns tn nnn. x a iiown. but at last n
Ih tho self-.u claimed chatnp'on of lis
dixikioti , , ,
In nn ottlelal i otni, nun. pie to the i or'ey
Catholi. i .oh sinneii bv StmlliiB .llnimie
Ktv.-i, th.- I tiifilii of the miik Ri-ntly ln
fotms 'ho i!ub number ihat be Is m
ooocl health I- doing settle boxing, that
be won a olil watch in a leient tourna
ment, the iniddleu'i mhi till.' nt bis divi
Moti anil tliat be expicteil to enmpcto In
tlie II P. iiiUtnHineni In Pails
I Jliiiinli is now a seigeant In Company
I a, j'jr.th lufiiiiiiv. Ami-rlian expedition
I ar for. es
Ihrritblse Is riadv for tn- Xlcllulun
benefli hi. h will te held al th- Vatliwi
en th nisht 'f r'efcrqary . 'lh bent taleni
In th Kit m ns(t" tn reiuUr "i rout d
batile Kxhlbiilona wr bHimid and tlahts
ro . n the 1 Mont of the boMi who attri
bute their mart to the late promoter will
ce.ntr.bu! th. o- levees
-l.iiU II II ten is one. flshter li d, '
....In fni hlil tmltlee. Jail.
'rattier is li an a una r" n' n
taUea ihih . i oliti lioulim Ihe Hlhlfte
I...CU.- In i ii.l and Muss 'ha' 'hi" orl
SUfTllient to 1 P h el HI Khan- for h' wee,, ,
' bouta i"i Spnter l'!' Tti.- Kell.-i
llasen ' t ill feature tli, ImixIiis chow St
tha Hervhe i 'ub toniorricv nlsbt
famous
la
t,ir hiuUimuetElit "ilnd-up will feature1
tin nroarHni arraned for the National is
urday nisht. Pat Maote the laieai nns.,
Hnaation. will opiMisn llaltlina l..sinard In ,
the feature This will he Xtnon a tlrn bout
hla reiurn rroin inrsH, in , mih
Mar "printers
In Captain Vn Itolat and Tom Cow ell.
W.st Phllly is repiesented by two of
Hi. host si hoolboy sprinters In the Hast.
They aro veterans of two jears' prel
um, and have s, ored many points. They
ate iianted upon to add manj' more in
tin; tcnuilnltig meets.
In tho Son-tard dash the tram has
Kred Ureene, linlder of the llasteru A A
I" tecord at !a jnrds Urerne gave
l.co liihel, the Xevv York sctvutlon. a
liarei hattle at the Penn interseholasties
last ear. In this rai e he finished sec
ond to fiiliel
Higl'lcy, a fieshman. Hracken and
Wheeler have bc-n el'e.wing cood feu m
and inii"h Is expei red of tbeni lleil
'iHticli, a Mleran. tak.s isre of the ilite
luppard and Stevinsii, two new tneii
live heen doing around slxtj- feet In
fie plunge Mrdbolt, a star sprint man.
lias been down with the Influenza and Is
lost to tho team for this vear
Amateur Cage Comment
Vliindfrr It. . a i r,o-H t am of South
l"is,v. through their rmnt tunes over
the Mtronc Maniuionton and Kkv Harbor
'imnl'lH would hie to nrrans usinea with
hiiv tlrsi rlasa nam in I'emmv Ivanta Vi w
lers, or I'lnware havins hallM and riffer
mil a fair iruarant'o. Udr s It t; Mera,
l.'iit i'a in, avenue, iianin o- - j
Hie Norwood . ('., a faat trwvejing teani
w. uld like to meet any f,econd or third elttaa
itnnia. tetims offerlm; a reaftonable tntaran
to. Adilreas ciille-rt J McCann ItlJO lilt-
lit street
tn
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Will ,," ,".- ...-
.limmr Mft al'C and Jee U'lh w do the
n"rtaitin In the s.nilwltirl up This nmieh
noll. be i liian Ha". ma M, L and Hughe
llilletiltiaeiri also Will be ee-en Oil tie Mill"
, ird Two other Boeid laiu's wi 1 i r,iilie
ih progrim M
Un. llroner. tlia I.aii, iti I'l'noir
wi 1 appear at tha rambri on rrid. t
Jiihnnv Nelson, the Ketitnten veierm
talte on tha up-Stata bo Th" ate a i
tit 'ielns llslitalisb'a and ahoi'i
1 tha nn -IM" actios
Ihe (lover Ouintet. of the N r.own It
wants came with nil tei. e fourteen
iaroll tIae!lrB live Ad'lr.'l. u VV cun
HIT Nurl II I, tat : Itrept
Vrilrnte
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,lae Ilnlilllkela th sat'or hov
Via", wl'l'he en In tha
1lrl,.a drew the aaalsnmpnf .iiih
f' In tha niher beu'- llm si
i leers Ward Halph Kri'" ' v
and I'.iniuiv Kll eliiiiBri I'll,"
Ine lliirniilll iil et i.-i i i
frav at the numinn on h ' I
t; O .foe II llnnin r 'I v
nell flral battle In n mil.' -ina
and the ruBid rilnti' sf , I '
make g.md aealnst Hi i i
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