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PRINCETON TOSSERS TRIM CATHOLIC U.-MAYER REMAINS WITH GRIFF
TIGERS'QUINT
HANDSJOLT TO
BROOKLAND
Catholic U. Tossers Beaten
In Great Battle by
Princeton.
Catholic University met their Water
loo on the basket-ball court at Brook
- lend last night when the l*rince*on
Tiger? landed on them to the tune of
54 to ?*. One of the largest crowds of
the season joi'rneyod out to Brookland
to witness the contest and see one of
. the greatest teams per?orm that ha.1?
\islted the District this season.
The Brook land i tes must have thought I
that a thunderbolt had struck them, ;
especially shortly after the second
period got under way. 'Catholic t'ni- !
versity was outclassed in every de
partment of the name, bat they never
lost he.irt for an Instant during the
entire contest. The Brookland lads
fought hard all the way. but were up
against a far superior quint that made
them look as though they were stand
ing in their track*.
? Meer* op, ? Vp.
The Tigers oponed up on C. 1'. right
at the .st.art of the contest. Ilynson
dropping in three field goats in quick
succession. ? is first to go through
the net was a one-handed shot from
: hont th?- til teen-foot mark; he imm??
?Natafly follow*-,) up a miss by N'etts.
u? -ttmg his .-?rnriil tally. He then
,. t his versatility by dribbling
through his opfvonents defense for an
tttkfi, i.laissfott then dropped two in
from th.' tittecn-foot mark.
After twelve minutes of the hard
est ficht trfey have nrulr this sea
son. jL> ons dropped in his team's
first double point-r (rata directly
in under the nit Ilynson dropped
tn his fourth held goal when he
in lik- ;t streak, receiving the
paaa from N'etts. Before the lialf
? tided Dunn annexed two more dou
i!e pointers, one on ? pass from
nati and the other on another
?>eiuty from the side line. The ttrst
v. ss ion was closely played and It
looked as though Catholic Cnlver
might have a chance to land
th?' contest, tba half ending 1? to 11.
?ipie I? Limelight.
??pie, who is the first basket-ball
? :,?\?t to app? :.r on a local court
rtaft |tlBW.?ca. treat tn at guard
in place of Wadleigh in the second
period, anil it did not take very
to see that th.? Tigers were
rUlly strengthened. This lad's
? Ini.Ming and general all-round
? "iirt play was the feature of the
? .Titest. When he g..t hold of the
syihctr? i,e would drib hie the ball
? uh the l?rook 1 indites entire
d'-fense and w oiitd take ... shot or
??> one of his team mat. s
''athobc l'nivnsit> kept Ilynson
p! ? tt y closeU ro\ eTTsd in this period.
'hey failed to consider Netta, h??
Charley Chaplin mustache,
fellow took Hymon'i place in the
ag liar nd dropped in three
- the I. rook land lad> were watch
ii- out for Hyrtson
r.\.-ry ataa <n the Tigers lineup
.-howed their superiority in the knnu!
aafea afl the finer points of this, the
-reatest of indoor sports, and in the
>ccond period Catholic I'ni versify
unable to score a field goal until
the last minute of the play, when
Lyons dropped one in on a pass from
Olasaeatt, and Qlaaajr went down the
raart. dribbling like a streak, drop
ping it through the hoop as he went
by the goal. Gtaasaatt played one of
the (?est games of his ?-artier and C, I*.
will long remember the boys from
PreaMteafl Wilson's own town. The
? and summary:
t'sttnNr L*. Ibatahaa. Princeton.
Lirsa?.Forward. Nett?
Mr N, ma ru .K->rwari1. Hjti-.d
)**'?,v?? .Casari. Dhkinv.D
!> inn .?iiniard. Wa'tlf ich
r? .?nani. Wittm-r
?ifi.tioD? Itiitie-?c?* for McNamura
. f?r Wadlelgh; KinK f..r Retta; Win
?v id for Di.-kni-.-n. Fh*M goals?Lyoai ???>
Ihvaa m. mani u. N-tt* 11?. p/?*>? l?i]
l'i. kinjaoo. Opts. Osali frolli foni?OfcMMCOtl
. tt of M: Retta, ? out of 18. i?>r...?...- _
Mr. During iCitv Ci Bigi ,,f _\>w y(,rki.
I :npin>? Mr. ?ehli*M.**r "?eorf-town i. lime
"' p"riodi?Twpntj minute?.
Braves Release Demaree.
cago. Feb. ?.?Al Demaree, pitch
?i lor the Boston Nationals, today
released by Manager Stalling to
Seattle club of the Pacific Coast
'.? -ur.
Are You Taking
Advantage of
Our Great
ID-WINTER
CLEARANCE
If j ou hji *? ?* Bot. l.?-l t r r
htirr> up. I'.\fn the b?--t
? if thine*. ..??n't last forrvrr.
and . ?hi *.?.? ifvfr hail nuca
an opportunity to nave h*
forr. 1 ou raa K*-t a mi?irr
.**.?> ret. Mult or OVoat at
ONE
THIRD
OFF
Oalr ihr flaest all-woo
materials are ase?1 la these
Salts and O'eeatn. They
are amasie to YOt R mean
are, la 9wr own dayllc-ht
workrasnu, hy master tall
ona. ? perfeet-attlaa.
hand - tallare?. all - wool
Salt or OVoat?that's what
yaw art at n\ K-Tinnii
OFF.
Come in Tomorrow
Aad Get
YOUR Suit
Jos. A. Wilner & Co.
MERCHANT TAILORS
Corner 8th and G Streets N.W.
Georgetown University's Crack Undefeated Basket-Ball Tossers
No. 1?Freddy Fees, l|ft forward; No. 2?Joe O'Connell, center; No. 3?Zazzalla. right forward; No. 4?Captain Bill Dudack, right guard; No. 5?Tom Sullivan, substitute center.; No. 6?Carney, substitute
forward: No. 7?Swift, substitute guard; No. 8?Lonshak. left guard.
WILDE WANTS BOUT
WITH BEST BANTAMS
IN AMERICAN RANKS
Mem York. Feb. ll.^Jimmy Wilde,
ilyv.titrht 'lir.mp.on of the world, hus
b?CoiTit? so thorouphly "acclimated"
si noe ht? drubbing at the hands of
Jack Shark-'-y in Milwaukee that he
today announced his ? intention of
placing all L>antam-weight* in the
G?.ted States hois de combat.
Making not on?* exception, the ?ab
breviated Englishman off.red to meet
-? n y ?ibiitam from Champion Pete
Herrman. down, ?wid posted ^.OOo with
l>ave I>ri8coll. manager of the Arena
?. <*., of Jersey City, to .?e used a;* a
?-ide bet.
Calls Off Bouts
To Meet Turner
For Large Purse
The wrestling I tout Thursday night
between Frank Bums, of Flint. Mich., |
and Jo*' Turner, the local matman.
should prove a thriller, as the local ,
grappler is all afire to regain the mld
dle-v.cicht title, while Hum? is anx
ious to carry the top-notch honor,**, of
this class.
When Burns defeated Turner two
weeks ago. the loca! wrestler felt that
he could win if given another chance.
It Is said by those on the insidi- that
each man agreed on a private bout In
a local gymnasium for a $300 side bet.
Each man had posteti hi;* money.
Manager Garrison figured that with
such feelings existing between the
two men. it was just the sort of a
bout he would like to stage at the
Kolly, and he at once started to talk
business with the grapplers. offering
them a tempting purse of $600 to make
it a public affair.
'Burns claims to have had nn en
?Tugement at Fort Wayne. Ind.. hut he
canceled the engagement, because,
with the victory here and the purs?
offered by Manager Garrison, he
would more than triple the offers
ma.ii? by the Western promoters.
LAWYERS WINNER IN
BIG BASEBALL WAR
New York, Fe*b. 14.?The batting
Colonels, Jacob Ruppert Und Till
ingha-ott J/Hommedieu Huston, re
turned from the Batt?o of the Chi
cago Drainage ('ana! yesterday,
well satisfied with the outcome of
the war. They felt that they have
won evcy point for whkh th? y
contended and they believe that th s
will bo the last rush of acrimony
to? the head that will occur in t^e
American /League.
According to rough estimate. tue
lawyers may claim to have won t" e
war. The legal bill of the Yankees
will be something In exro?e ft $25.
000. Ban Johnson will have I o-ral
expenses that will reach ab^ut the
same figure.! while the expenses ff
the other laVyers wno were work
ing on the flanks during the con
flict will run to something over
$10.000.
BOXING BOARD WILL
BOOST FIGHT BILL
New York. Feb. 14.?Officials of the
Army. Navy and Civilian Board of
Boxine Control and other boxine; en
thusiasts are to ko to Albany next
Tuesday to attend the heariru; of the
senate Judie;.il committee on the box
imi bills.
Four bill?, it Is understood, will be
considered by the committee. The
Walker bill, providing for fifteen
rounds ta a decison, and with ade
cuate provision for strict regulation
of the sport, haa the back ina; of the
boxine board and most of the local
following-.
Freuds School Beaten. ?
Tb* Alexandria Hieti School tassera
yesterday defeated the Friends'
School team of this city, IS to S.
TWO w THREE
P-*s1.e?g the V?xt Or??? Over Witt?
SXOW. ????? TIFI I- A tf I) OTII KHW ISK.
Since some nimble bird chirped something about beautiful snow
folks have gotten so that they think there ain't any other kind, which
is wrong all over like a giraffe with a ape?* neck. Snow ain't anything
but an outdoor ash pile, cxe.-pt that a real ash pile is useful. It gives
a guy some excuse for going down into the cm-liar. Snow is Nature's 1
gift to man. So are ingrown hairs.
Nature i? wonderful. She gives man the beautiful sunlight to shine J
Into dark rooms and fade the n? ar-lVrsinn rug to a whisper. She I
stake? man to the gentle rain to nourish the flowers and gum the,
plaster off the ceiling of his stylish flat built in the Colander styl??.
She gives us the soft spring breeze to rustle the leaves and blow the !
dandruff off of the musicians' velvet collars. Nature is all things, in-'
eluding whisk brooms.
The depths of Nature have never been sounded. If? like dropping ?
nickels in a telephone coin box. There is no bottom. Hut when she ?
gives us snow she is taking advantage of her long friendship with
humanity. Trying to discover why poets sing about snow* is -like ? n
dea wiring to find a ne?>dle in a haystack. With one slight exeept ion.
When you do find the needle in the hay stadi you've found somi'thin?
useful.
The last snowstorm that swatted New York between the municipal
ears flattened the works like prohibition t?as ironed, out saloon tenors.
It tied the street car system up like the village fire department work
ing on Houdinl In th?? packing ease scene. It tied up the snow con
tractors in th?? same way. \W don't claim they were handcuffed like
Jloudini. but they might as well have been. ? snow contractor is the
only business man who is handienpped by the merchandise he deals in.
When it starts to snow you'd figure him looking out of the window
and chirping that business was good. But when the snow arrive? in
the gloaming It discovers that it bas to share the twilight with the
contractor's mental condition.
' Not having a chance to practice during the summer he Is never in
I condition. New York should send her endw contractors to the Arctic
on a training trip every October.
EVANS POST TO HAVE
GOOD RIFLE TEAM
Th?? Kobley D. Evan? Post of the
?American 1.canon ha? organized a
? rifle club affiliated with the ?. Is. ?
? and expect? shortly to have a team
, in the field. A schedule of weekly
! Indoor matches between members
I has been arranged, to be held at the'
I range of tho National Guard Ar
mory. 472 !.. street northwest
H. D. Trussell. late of the 17. S.
Navy, has proved hlmaelf high gun
of the club to alate. Among other
memters giving him a close run
?re; s. K. Br?ese, secretary of the
club, I'. V. Sokoloekl and T. J. Beer
man.
i._
TO INCREASE DATES
FOR BOWLING TOURNEY
Peor?a. 111., Keb. 14.?The limited
|space and the large number of en
tries for the twentieth annual Inter
national bowling tournament that
the American Bowling Congress has
scheduled for the Coliseum hero
frati March 10 to 31, may cause the
officials in charge of that event to
extend the tournament a week or
ten day* longer. t
Over 4.00O bowler* are expected to
compete tor tilO.OOO prise money
offered for tb? different event)*.
STAR ATHLETES IN -
NEW YORK A. C. MEET
New York. Keo. 14.?Many of the ath
letes who will wear the American
emblem next summer In the Olympic
games are entered in the annual win
ter games of the New -York Athletic
Club, the banner eveftt of the Baste.*n
season, next Saturday. February 1*1.
Carl Johnson, star of the University
of Michigan, and Johntly Murphy.
Multnomah A? CM Portland, Ore., na
\ tional high jump champion, are two
, of the stars that lire to make their
first appearance in the Hast, Yale.
Harvard. Cornell. Henn and Rutgers
are to met In the one mile? college
I relay.
BOB ROPER TO MEET
GEORGES CARPENTIER
?
New Yoik. Keb. II?Bob Roper. Ihe
ruary-weicht champion of the Amer. |
loin army, will be called upon to de
fend his title against the winner of |
the army tournament which the In
ternational Sporting; Club of this city I
will stain? as ?oon as their new build- |
ina is completed.
The man who Is recognised ss the |
undisputed American army champion |
will be matched with Georpes Carpe ? -
tier ?hen the latter completes his
| centred here with a movie corpora
tion,
Aloysius Baskders Find Peck's
Crack Tossers Easy Pickings
Ladies' Day Each Wednesday.
i:\ery Wednesday darla* the
championship season, aa v. hi h a
gam? is schoduied. will !??? "badie?*
1 *i\?? on all days deslgaated
I ad h s will h? admitted to the
Brand stand free of KB) charge,
tpon payment of the arar tax of 10
ct iits It is not necessary for
ladles to be escorted by -? ml? men
to take advarlago of thi> courtesy.
Ir oiiler for ? lady to o "Cliffy a box
Mat p? these special ..nies* days
it is necessary to pu:*nas.? ? box
se.it ch?-ck. from th? exchange
ticket seller inside the Hallt ?
?pedal K?t? for Indies will be pro
vided for the dsy.
? 'LARK C. GRIFFITH.
President.
LOAL BATTLERS
IN THREE FIGHTS
OF ORiOLE CARD
District light fans arc sur? te turn '
out strane Friday mght in Baiti -
?? wl\cn the l'ceri ess A1 h let i?
flub will sta^e their semi-monthly
show. Three Washington hoys are
slated* to meet I'hiladelphians and
Baltimore?* aa in the preliminaries
atid somi-windup. while the *?na.i.
attraction which is carded for twelve ,
round,*, arili be between Karl l'ur
year. the Oriole bantam-weight, and
Tul Moore, the conqueror of Jimmy ;
Wilde.
Joey Baratta, the local bantam.'
was yesterday matched by ?I Fried
to meet Battling Dundee in the
eight-round semi-wiudup. The Bal
timore youngster and Swart*, fought
a rattling draw at the last l'eerless
show and Matchmaker Fried Is '
anxious to have the boys settle their
differences in this setto. ??????
Ahearn, the ?. ?. K. feather-weight, ?
will meet some (rood boy from Phil
adelphia in a special eight rounder,
while Chick Hatbrook will no doubt ?
be hooked up with one of the lead
ing Baltimore bantams.
matmen~Xnd TOSSERS
AT STATE IN ACTION
State College, l'a.. Feb. 14?Wash
ington's Birthday anniversary will
brine another big sports program to
the .campus at 1'enn State. On Sat
urday afternoon the Cornell wrest
ling team will oppose the State
matmen here, and in the evening the
first basket-ball tttt with the l*ni
veralty ot Pittsburg will be staged.
Wycollar Boy Winner.
New York. Feb. 14.?Title of ????
dog of America w?e bestowed late if>
day on Wycollar Boy. a wl*-e-li*iied
fox terrier, owned by Mr?. Roy A.
Rainey, New York, at the close of the
foi ty-fourth annual ?now of the West
minster Kennel Club.
Before a trowel win? h taxed the
?;:i ;*? ?ty of the Dott-tac* ,;>m. last
light. ih>- i .. It Chajael (ft ara. who
ia\. 1..?? ? er-al mg som.-w'iat ot a
lensatinn ta Ih* imi-??.??ini. tu boo
te! - hai ? ?irinHinent. (Were MV? rely
rour.r? <i by the Aftoyvioo ?"ly... the
ina. i-core standing 1^ to 13
The game start??! as .? 11 would ,
? v. rj ? toe* and waa n.i? and tuck ;
.?r <ii< (irsi ??iiart.r Al the t? uin
liag of the oecoanf 1-ortod Um score
(too.i * to 7 in IVek s favor, h-H
hey did not retain their lead for
on?.- Athertooj ?n?l O'l^oave. ? toy -
i|us foraarda, got their ??> ?? "n the
taakH i.ii'l s. or?'d fo\ir roaJa h? I
he boya fro ni Ueorojotowoj realtaed
vio r.- * hey were.
Krom tfcla ttOM en it was all
?.lo) suis Tow art! the ? ml of the
;anie I ?,ini. Is aad O'Neill, forward
,nd <'-rit. r lor I't'k. made a gal
ani br.t ineffectual all? mpt lo e\
-rcome (lo- 1? ad. Their HTOTtf
Kivff-MT. were s mot her?'d hf lh<
ip le ad id work on the part al '
\lo\siu- guarda. I.ine-u?? and smo
llar >
?? ??..?..?.. Maaa r????-?
?.?? . n. r.j. s<- ???
ttlu-etoa .!.. V. s. huai? ?
v?ni. .Ooator. o\.i?i
wtttafw .R. t... Br..n?. I>
rV.iuk . .I- g. MiCuohf
Sutw.tittiti??Os. -Murtaugii f??r Pfcaah. l??Is I
iNini ttUt iVl*<m> <?i, AtlH-rtmi '*??. ??p??- j
:.,. Hurhaojfe --? h. lN-i..**.. ???-?ii ?.*.?. :
?vAoHy. r.-iii?. Atti*rt?>n. 1? ??.? ..f i:.; J. '
?>.itt. :t ?Hit ?if :.; ?. huohrt. 4 ?.it of t". ?
?f .tfTiiMl?! ??* cat ? miaut?-- Tim.-k.-?i??-r
Ur. O'U-ne.
GOOD MATERIAL FOR
NINE AT LEHIGH
l.elhlehem. l'a. K? il. 1.-11?'|'?>
r?f developing a ??-high nin?? to ?*-im
pare with the ini? rcollcgi.tte ? ham
ptons of IMG aro ?nt? ? .?liti? d b\ th?
student bod> wm? Ootuch Wendy This
ex pec tat ion is huaOCOl on 1 h. ?\eel
lent mat-rial that will be available
this spring.
When tin eall for pra< ?tire in in
sued it is ixi't'ittil that a squad of
no ?msm than 1.1 t > rand ida tea Will
respond, t'oach ? cad y ? Xpert* to
have h \\ bal M ry ? andidates work
out in the u \ ninas hi in before the
end of the month and will gt*t the
other playera working us soon as
the weather condition?? i-ermlt.
BOARD WILL SEE '
JACK'S QUESTIONN AIRE
New York. Pasta 11?The Army. "\-av>
un.I Civilian Board of Roxtng Control
has wir.-d John s lineai., chairman
vi the San Kran.-isoo draft hoard. ie
iiuealing a '.holographi.' ?,?.| y of JaoK
Drmpsey's 'iu?*stlonnniiv. it was
learned tonight. The tx>ar-l a!?-i t ?in
municated with a number ,.f posta ef
the American lar-?????? asking for in
formation on which they hased charge?
against the pugilist.
Weateyu Fir? Was.
Middle town. Conn... K.eb. 14. - ,Ves>
leyan defeated Hamilton at to C at
basket-ball this afternoon. >
?RIFFITHNOTTC
LET MAYER GO
feport Catcher WE Be
Turnecf Over to Minne
apolis Denied by Fox.
By GBORCB L. MOBRLAftD.
President Griffith was busy yaa
erdsy with the railroad official?
eadlng out tickets to all the play
re. This will tak? a "Week or more.
.a they are scattered la all parts of I
he country. But the tickets win
each the players la plenty of time
or them to depart from their re
ject ? ?*? hantes In order to reach
rampa by the 1st of Mar? ?
This, of course, does it<?t apply to
hose who will go direct from Wst-h -
ngton on Frida), the 27tb last. All
he battery tmn will report here
hat live in this section
Mayer t*> Krf>#rt.
As a ticket mas forwarded to
"etcher Mayer It does not look like
hat gent has been sold to Minn? ?? -
dis as the papers state Griffith
lays that be did not promise any
me particular man. "I told Can
ill?n that I had an extra mar. ta
et go later in the season hut did
tot mention any names. It will all
lepend upon how the Maaj vf rr
ihape up. I arili need thr? > pnl
nen Including Mayer. I may s* nd
? youngster away, but am aej| ?\.?
iure of that."
The Washington club will not
neet l?rook.and at Tainpa AN ?eali
?ver?? declared off at Chi? a^?? ln?t
sieek when Griffith and Kt>t?? t*. had
? talk. "We will play Indignano!,? ^
>n March 16 and IT and mayt*e a
Ouple of other dMVi and th? ? th??
"ubam if they deeid? to play .???
s'lthout having to give them Johi.
w>n; otherwise, we will play India
napolis a few games and s eonple
??f more between the regulars and
Vanigans until we ape ? *? uh Cin
cinnati at Tampa on th? ZZA of
March. Then we will ae bi-v with
Lhem the balance of tty* trip"'
Advaaee Gaard Man?.
Next Wednesdsy Niek. Mike and
Lhe groundk? e|M r will l?**a for
Baltimore, where on tliat eveaiaa.
they ?ill ship for Jacksonville and
take the train for Tampa next Sun
day morning
President Griffith has nv'r a dozen
requests for exhibition cames from
? lubs ifi different pan*, of the lotih
tr>. He answ# r? i se aerai latti r
>esterday givintr t';? date? that th
Nationals will be abla to play. Ti ?
lanafta IB b*w? twenty-two apea
d^t*?s on ?Ahi- h statt?! will l?e u"
hx-d to play waea the club Is tra\
ine Lkatwti m ? * ? ?
The ' of Jame* o \. -
aas ree. ? ,. .j ;,t head'fiiart? r
t?*-day. Th s is the young!-!. ?
ma^le a ?,G',?! reputation at Kl -
port last s? Af*on. and aa artbaaa 1;
Smith stak? s his reput at ion
aasM l>i?! 1 nal r? u-urdin?; \
player will be able to do l ki? .
O'Neill WtU he a regular aft. r tir i ?
has seen him work a ?aj ..?
Jimmy raaara from a fit'n -, ^
family and if his work :s ?* -, s * ?
ci ?pared to tha? of his broth? r>
who made big r?putations on t ??
diamond, than he uill do. wit', a i. ??
??.
GONZAGA TOSSERS
CAPTURE TWIN BILL
FROM A. AND ? PREF
n..nxagM HiKh basket-ba:
scored ?. doubl.- victory- >*v'?
'ne Kv street gym a*hen the rara**]
team defeated the Army .. ?
Plap I hool five 3ft to is. and
1 rcil a \ietory over the lv, ...
s??rve team by a 9-to-? scor? G*?;' ?.
|?\rne featured the varsity enn*
with his all araaad work, as h? vh? ?
nx tloor go.ils snd showed some ?..
.I'lrkable floor work
The line-u|*s and -ummary :
aaaasaa. p^?t?.** ? *i \ r?
Kitxcrrald . t.. y . hwm
W% ..neor .R. y.
N'rne .Oeter. Mur*'?
*<m- .t- ?; . su?!.!?
1 hilf t .R. t, . , * er-.
KithMiruthm?? M a b o a e jr for taaaab?
Beafj f-.m. fcar fingerai 4 it?. O <\.an -r
Byrae ,et. Mill* P.tigna hi ,3. iVrkin*. ?.?
Ssa? frr?m f.mi K}rn* s ?ut nf ?<? r
Lid??. fc out of U* Referee?Mr
M nice.? P<wi
??*?- .?- r. araa?
?...rUn-T . R. G. ??, -?. ? ?
U>aa .t>atrr. lia'it
P.nnght .L. -.. > m
G.*?**? .B.. Ik?n*i?
s<it>?t.tut.i?-?- ltrnne-ioa f?*r Wil?*n?: < ???
aniUiaa f?r ?..ntti^. ?.'?Mit?, fn.ni fl.-?r Ba?i?
bnngi.t IfA. Wi1?ki t>**n-\ UeSBi f'-?
t..?il Pexis. ? ?mt of G. '.ut-la. t ,?., ,.<? ?
fb?a?V 1 ?til rf I. Bi?til Ml ?...Ir.jr
Tmi. ..f 'Mi?ner> Ki?rlit miaste- e*, li.
MARINE PR?P BEAT
COLUMBIA FIREMEN
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JOCK SOUTAR STILL
CHAMPION AT SQUASh
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Boston. 1-Vti. 14?Ja*k Sont hi ?>
Philadelphia, is still cfeampion ?
s iii.i.-h ?Wa-queti?. He dec|i>,\ .!> d.?
feat ed Otto ??lockler of this ?. ity toda
at the Boston Athletic Assoctatior
taking three out of four gam. * Vie
tory came to him in the fourth cam
when hr scored l.". points against 10 fa
the challenc. r
LAST OPPORTUNITY
?to enroll for class nov nearly
formed. M ode m fee ? Instsll ?
meati If desired.
l'ourse Include? a thorough
knowledge of the science of self
defense, with the master tricks
of jiu-jitsu
Whipp's School ,
?...lonaie?? Boxlaata
l-ka.lr?! Calrarar
926 Paasylvaiii A ve. I. a.
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