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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

of Roman emperor, while a wide and
high brow bespeaks mentality of a
high order-features, clean cut as a
cameo-strong but delicately nodded
face"
No, Blanch, 1t is not descriptive Of
the dashing Belgium hero. who stood
his ground against the oncoming thou
sands Nor yet is it some Alexander of
fox-trot and tango, for it chews tobacco.
Give up? Well, it's meant, by New
Orleans sporting writer, to describe Tom
McCarey promoter of those dreadful
Boxing bouts!
Some Of our city editors who are
sticklers for news condensed would no
doubt have been literally tickled to
death to have come across the foregoing
copy. We can also imagine how it
would have looked after a copy-chop-
ping process. Can you beat it?
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PRAY FOR EARLY
SETTLEMENT IN
FEDS BALL SUIT
All Concerned Desire Early
Decision SO That Plans
May Be Outlined and
Other Details Slaughtered

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Hope was ex-
pressed today by representatives OF or
ganized baseball and the Federal League
that Judge bandis would make a de-
cision soon in the latter's prayer for an
injunction which he took under advise
ment Saturday night, after lawyers for
the contestants had spent four days in
arguing the case.
Early settlement Of the suit as we'll
as the several pending against bali piav-
crs Is generally wished for by managers.
that they may know in advance of their
trading seasons what the make-up of
their squads will be.
a majority OF the visiting magnates
and attorneys left town yesterday. Law
yers for the defendants will spend the
next threesweeks in preparing answers to
the Federals' original bill of complaint.
Despite the courts action on the prayer
for temporary Injunction, the charges
OF monopoly and restraint Of trade prob
ably will be tried within month.
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BASEBALL NUGGETS

vsds adasnager wIld Bill Donovan. of the New
fork Americans left Philadelphia yesterday 10
tain T. I. Huston returns from Chiearo tp-
aay' Donovan wishes to straighten out with
details before ssttins ous n Ru@es5 eo%Dsav Gf small b
sss,95 sseo9s Joe Kelley In search OF a suitable
Aanager Donovan made the most OF his
sas snarI resgits ta In Phafslphia In this city he
sssssy fss o. PssnnsKyania sF player. who finished
nonoy,an Lon ,.. believes he has talked the young
HleH INTO IeForaote frame OF mind.
CHICAGO, jan 25.-Fred Faikenberg pitcher
Tor the pennant-winning Indianapolis FederaI
league hali team last year, will pitch for the
Ing % an announcement yesterday By Lee
base and that he would play second base him
iutely no truth In the report that Fred F'aiken-
burg Will be transferred to the Brooklyn team
business manager Of the Indianapolis Federsi
Les9ue club last night other officials Of the
With Indianapolis. Ae'
lean League baseball club. That was the sub
Colonel Jacob Ruppert. when questioned abolt
the assertion made In Chleago BY Captain n
II Huston. his associate, 10 the eheet that
they had only an option on the club
t,sisds ,s5sdsAes9; o. jan Ian, z5EcaPtain Tnlnghast
Eaesten Aho. with Colonel Jacob Rnppert
fse York American League baseball club.
adinitted that he and his associate IN the deal
sisaply hold an option on the stock OF fhe
elat Tor which they had paid $50 600 a
TAlnor that the option to expire February
Aaa true, according TO Captain Huston.
Clearance Rowland does not intend to man
ase the white sox from the bench next sea-
put on q Uniform and direct hiE charges from
tbs coaching lines.
AAsSAs cITY. No, Jan. 25.-Jaek Lslivelt.
4 hfsf baseman. has been purchased from lie
Slef eiand American Association CLUB BY the
Kansas City American Association club III
vas announced last night
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Jan. 25.-charley
s4ealnhiiI the former New York American
iAs weight az a result 0f a months work
Hsfs ieft 1qr bis aoiaa N Youngstown. Ohio,
yesterday HemphIll ia : free agent Ha Il m
feeelat e qffera from the Southern Assoeia-
1saa ana Western League but daelares ha
lgE-. = lanl Big lea.ae eaza gelaanf. u
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WHITE SICK; BOUT WITH
FRED WELSH CALLED OFF
Fans Will Have to Look to Future
for Promised Great Battle.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.--James johnson,
matchmaker Of the Garden Athletic Club,
announced today that the fight scheduled
for tomorrow night between Freddie
Welsh, world champion lightweight, and
Charley White, of Chicago, had been
called off because White had been stricken
with a severe attack of grip.
There is some mystery connected with
the sudden canceling of the bout at this
late hour Rumors that White was sick
in bed with a high fever were circulated
last night. but these were denied today
at the Hotel Apthorp, where the Chicago
fighter has been stopping. 1t was stated
there at s o'clock that White had gone
out for a walk and would be ready to
fight tomorrow night. At 1O:S0 o'clock,
however, Matchmaker johnson announced
that the fight had been called off.
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RIVAL BASEBALL CLAIMS
Summary Of Contention Is Made in
Fed Suit.

Fed Suit.
Foderals and an army OF fans weTs Susv vsss tne
tterasy tsny graphing with the dope in the baseball
Judge Landis took the boS scores ,i1Sor /" i,Sl sd
visenent Among the legal fraternity the the
will reserve his decision for several dsy, The
sidersd by JSdse snf f5sis nysI forces 70 be con-
WHAT THE FDDERALs CLAIM.
That organized baseball is a trust,
with clean hands. ''O eouFt
sorflas That the clause in rcd" in the present
tr1dt That although the present form of con-
two years the ruling S Of the Naona ns enc Cont OF
mission and the effect of the national nsree
iTIssnt iIssn tends to make ball players slaves for
That That the tsn-day clause in tho Federal
uni nbntried led players % from becoming charge on
That organized baseball has tried 10 ruin
the Federal League by bringing suits against
Players signed In many courts.
aitions m Of ball players and benefited the game
That 1t has $s 500 900 invested in the game
That unless restraining order is Issued
VIII be irreparably damaged.
WHAT ORGANIZED BASEBALL CLAIMS.
That It is not a trust.
lnat the lel4 contractDis legal
League for peace.
tract belongs to the league.
That Il has not harassed the Federal League.
the court. NSAS4S
That That the court did not have Jurisdiction
That the bail players are free to sign with
any one after two years of service.
That ball players under Federal League con-
tract are bound to that league for ten years
Ihat organized baseball had made mistakes
but has reformed. y
That the Feds tried to become major league
by resolution.
That the motion for preliminary injunction
should not be granted
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"The Days of Real Sport"

"The Days of Real Sport"
when a Feller Needs Friend"
(splitting 1t 5000 With Prof. G.
Briggs
The Good Old Ddys-dnd 1Uhen acre
thevP
Not Ichen ] lOds pop-eyed kid
And got trimming every day
or had to do as IOGs bid;
or, bare of foot, raced over stones
or splattered through some rocky
creek
Had rohoopin0 cou0h-broke seperal
bones,
And mashed toe off once loeek.
The Good Old Days-and tohen toere
their
Not tohen I toas a 1at0Ain0 youth,
And had to earn my daily pay
(Three bucks a t1eek to tell the TRUTH;
Arising at the clocks alarm,
TO feed horse and milk col1,
And then 90 0rGpple loith the farm
TIN foolish sa0edt adorned ntV brot0,
The Good old Davs-and iOhere are
theyP
When am gray. beyond my prime.
WiH I dream back apon this day
OF foolish Uerse and bush-leG0ue rhymeP
wan 1 veGrn for the grinding task
OF toriting for the spirits needs
"A hunk Of beeJ-a little fdsk)
Where not one In a thousand readsg
The Good Old Days l0hen zoe are dead.
When am old and dOioB and out;
or. haUin0 trimmed less t0iseT guys,
When l am old and hare the gout.
And yet, as chlrps the lark at morn,
I rise to sing them. heageH-sped--
The Good old Days ere zoe iOere born
The Good old Days tohsn zoe are dead.
But, of course. we are all wrong
about 1t. Haven't impassioned orators
fore and apt-up to August been
telling US for years that the world
mad reached the greatest civilization
ever known?
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NEXT! THIS ONE WAS
TRADED FOR TOBACCO

GAINESVILLE, o., Jan. 25.-"Speak-
ing of trading baseball players for pet
bulldogs, canaries and ball bats" de-
clared Enoch Somers, veteran man.
ager "why, those were nothing COM
pared to the deals pulled in the old
days.
when was manager of the Cat
lettsburg, KY, team in the Ohio-Vir-
ginia League, We ran out of tobacco on
the train one day while making jump
over the Kentucky State line, and L
traded 'Goldie' Ayres, an outtielder,
to the manager of the Huntington,
W. Va, team for a package of to-
bacco."
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PACKEY M'FARLAND PLANS
AMBITIOUS FIGHT PROGRAM
Seeks Lightweight, welterweight and
Midd1eweight Crowns.

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-Packey Mcfarland set
out today on the road TO three crowns. II he
neeotates ell the highways and byways along
which Freddie welsh. Joe shugrue, Charley
White. Mike Gibbons and Jimmy Ciabby have
built fortincations and thrown up series OF
trenches and barbed-wire entanglements, the
king Of the stockyards hopes to enter three
welterweight and middleweight some time
Paokey and his manager, Emil Thiery, de-
clared today they will begin preparations Inn
mediately. Thlery was to write today TO the
managers of Lightweight Champion Welsh,
Gibbons and Clabby asking for matches. Nc
and agree TO make 145 pounds at o'clock.
He says he can make this weight within, q
few days. He believes he can get down to 136
pounds within few weeks by strenuous
training.
Manager Thiery claimed today to have two
offers for Peckey to fght Gibbons. One is OF
s15 600 from Jimmy Johnston, of New York.
The other is a $4,000 offer from Tom An
drews Of Milwaukee. The New. York offer
for late In February.
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ONLY FEMALE COACH is
TO REMAIN IN CINCINNATI

For the second consecutive season
Cincinnati will have the unique honor
of having the only woman football
coach. Last season Mrs. Carrie Burk-
hart took hold of the Price Hill School
football eleven as coach, and she
has arranged again to teach the boys
the game.
graduate and an all-around athlete.
She made a study of college football
while in the East, and when she re-
turned put 1t into practice by engag-
ing to coach the Price Hill School,
after she had convinced the school au-
thorities that she knew more about the
game than they did.
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oawn,t You Hear ThemP

Connie Mack. according to some ex-
perts, can't be expected to make much
OF a showing this year But wait until
Jack Barry or stuffy McInnes leans
severely against the pill some time next
spring.
But the echo Of the sloat
WfH be nor a thing TO s0hat
WH be done By those sOso so e1pertly
Vls
With each other nOa0 Ia glee5
One aad al. they'H slUiftlV nee
To the shelter Of the age-old abb.
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..oh. Preelous Msrey, airlss

Don't blame this on US; the Boston
Post Express is Responsible;
Read this through and see If you can
guess what character in real life or ne
ton It portrays;
"A slim figure that bellies the domi-
nant personality that lies beneath-lhe
suggestion q 8 steel spring underlying
BIS rather delicate aguHe eyss. snap
ping with elsef ana reaaY intelligence
mouth HrIu and lndanffahEz chm. fnaE
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willard on Derailed Train

Ell PASo, Tex. Jan. 25--Deraed at Alamo
Gordo, N. NJ, the Golden State Limited, due
at 1:05 p. m, viii not reach here until To-
day. Jess Willard, who is matched to meet
Jack Johnson for the heavyweight Champion
ship of the world at JuareZ Mex, March .
is a passenger and is accompanied BY his
manager. Tom Jones. The train ran into
heavy snOwbank. At the time OF the accident
II was running at a slow rate Of speed and
no one was injured.
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Delaware Boys Club Wants Games

The management of the Delaware Boys
Club is deslrous of arranging games with
first-class in or out-of-town teams, having
halls and Offering a fair guarantee. and
would like to hear from such teams as
Corley C, c., Salem Moose. Camden High
and ST. Rita's. Address either H A.
O'Brien, SIS Real Estate Trust Building.
or I. d. shuall, 241 South Sd street, Phila-
delphia.
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So Now That's Settled

The Phillies-if you have been refus-
ing to take the word of various officials
ARE not going to get Whitted. (We
take the word of Gaffney's business
agent.) He-Whitted, not the b. A.
has signed Bahston contract.
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Congrats, Etc.

Boston again has upheld the best ira
ditions of sport in that city, this time by
working out plan to have Ted Mere
dith run up there without coming into
violent contact with an A. A. U. ruling.
This spirit is what gives amateur sport
it's following.
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drinking, Best Sport Vat Is"

Which brings to mind the yarn we
read in one our exchanges in which
Harley Davidson recalls some views on
sport in Russia as observed by his
brother John. Johnny discovered the
great run Of people in Russia had no
time or inclination for sport. They have
few opportunities, in fact. The leisure
class is too tired to indulge in any form
of physical exercise, and the others are
about as interested.
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Friends of His, Perhaps

Beware, De bash and major leagues;
Betcdre, ne big and little tot0nsi
Branch Rickey-he of dry intri0aes-
Has Just turned loose dozen Brotons.
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nowline marathon wednesday

An eIght-hour Marathon bowling eontss - -
be held on Casino alleys Wednesday 4ltS5siehI
starting AT 81 clock and finishing Al Hasessss -
Eight two-man teams will eompete. ~ - - nv
Ter Of each OF the teams must loh sSsa,7a
alleys continuously during the elshs &.
some OF tie best bowlers IN this CITY - -
fsrad An this event which will be rolled e - =
loren game alleys, second moor No 80
sion Will Be charged
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PRINCETON LEADS
INTERCOLLEGIATE
RACE; PENN FIFTH
McNichol, of Red and Blue,
Tops Individual Scorers
With 63 Points -Quakers
Second in Team TalIies.

Princeton is showing it's heels to the
other contenders in the Intercollegiate
Basketball League race thus far this year
with perfect percentage. The Tiger FIVE
has won its three games played so far
defeating Penn in two matches and Dart
mouth in one, The local university Is in
next to the cellar position, with only one
victory and four defeats
STANDING OF THE colleges
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s'pose It Were Nearer Homep

Lots OF encouragement for sportsmen.
amateur and professional this year, The
Jackson Willard affair? Well the
u. 8. A. can't be responsible for Mexico.
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it narrowed within it's own borders.
1t may even succeed for brief spell.
But not for long. The explosion will
follow soon dough, and when it does
those who figure a tennis champion
ship of the United States is only for
the minority elect will be buried deeper
under the debris than the mummied
sleepers of Pompeii.
We don't believe the Tennis Asso-
citation as a body feels this way about
it. If it does, the admission should be
made at once $50 the fuse can be prop
erly adjusted for the coming detona-
tlon, But one foolish squawk is not
yet the voice of the entire body.
Our Own Rosary
90 memories that bless and burn
memories that sting HkeH;
To thee again / sadly turn
And rest beneath thy bitter spell;
o memories from ancient tracks
out tUhere the flag of sorroto aodVes,
OF kaEe I pIdstered on the Macks
TO, slip toalIop to the BRACES.
o memories almost forgot
o memories that hurt Hike sin,
OF hoto I pitched mdshie shot
Within 1g inches of the pin;
O memories that shout "AhoyI"-
o memories that lash aud cut,
OF hoaO OHfOIed IN mn jOLj-
And then stepped up and missed the
putt.
III the magnate needs defending-or
the ball player is a down-trodden
wight-what about the case OF those
100000 men anxious TO work for a bare
living-but all out OF jobs? Who is
taking their case into court and de-
manding fair play?
Sir-ro settle q bet. who is now
welterweight champion? Gibbons, Nc
Goorty or ciabby? R.D.L
Do you mean ito settle a bet'-or to
start an argument?
But What Can You Do With Half |
a DogP
sir-I suppose It is All right for a |
ball player to be sold to another club.
But under such conditions don't you
think 1t is only fair that the player
should receive half the purchase priee9
J.H.F.
Why not get out an Injunction
against golf ana have the traps ana
bunkers dissolved as a Violation 81
~ a..lI - -.
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SUIT HOLDS CENTRE BATTLE TOWN TOP
TO OPEN NEW CAGE
NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Camden Five to Battle Reading at
That Time.
With Camden leading the Eastern Basket.
ball League race. the new owners have set
an appropriate time to install the team In
a new home. and on Wednesday night Reading
tSa will NEE, meet the leaders in the Armory, For
not have selected better occasion, for the
tive teams are battling for FIRST place.
Inc standings follow;
EASTERN LEAGUE
SSsmsdisn.' Camden ls esI Jasper. ..... p i2 800
De Neri. IL 1S SIS sFegs3ock egsGo iS Is s5 s5o
SCHEDULE FoR WEEK.
Tonlght-Camden, at Trenton
Wednesday at Camden,
TEIssysyias TThISsFsdeynDs NGri tsJs,aSn st Jsspsr
ssturdey-Camden, at DE Nerl Greystook.
at Reading.
- Altgh,oush lg,.s 81, Ludwig ranks fourth in the
Basketball League, Of the Germantown Boys'
CLUB 9eiger is easily the leader both in
former and ie4 Of the latter for total OF Of Sss
points. Caution OF the Brethren team which
sso5n5 s nsIt , t. ths ao csS end Of the sesadng being
totallng 216 points. Naturally, the leader in
the league, Temple. ranks first in club points,
ss4 sreshren, 5o5; Beta" Beta fS Dela s ai4, i4uoWisd Snd
All Saints defeated Tulpohookon, 21 to 15.
All saints;-Tomlnson forward; Hanlon,
forward; Banhem, centre; Edwards. guard;
Lynch. guard Eckerd. guard.
ward; Glnruh, centre; NJ. 1nery guard Grier
guard.
Field soels--Banhem. A. Tomlinson, 1; Han
Foul goals-Hanlon, 8; Ancott, &.
Al saints Reserves defeated Parkway Boys
Club. 80 TO 15.
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DON'T Shoot!

Organized baseball may Pepper the Feds
For making the pdStime a scene,
But the oWtla1oin0 crush tUtH come back
tCith rush,
For their Addin0ton Idloyer Is Reene.
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Unsent Telegrams

To Judge Landis-Can't you, or won't
you do something about the unp bait
ing question before the squabblers go
away and it's too late?
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EIHsala zote saeond haseman On tie West
.aaslnnl4 aAzn sehael baseball nins waa
4z3s eaplalu at 3 WeatinE of zha aIhIetas
us IaeruzuE. lfofa p one Of the besl athletes
- HszE FhaaaelHala sehoa ana = ven
z4HazaEs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

Regardless OF any utteranee TO the
contrary the tennis champion Is for
the tennis playing. tennis-loYing public
and not for any particular set or par
tieular Organization.
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The Tennis sauawk

The main thing to do In this pres
ent tennis situation is not 10 take the
squawks Of one or two not overly i'm
portant folks too seriously
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

Ollie De Gruchy is the first athlete outside
of Ted Meredith to feel the recent ruling of
the Amateur Athletic Union forbidding a coll
lege athlete to represent club and his col
lege during the period from October 1 to June
l. De Gruchy is now q student at New
York University, where II. Won Filing, of the
Mohawk A C. Is coach. and he desired to
compete on relay for New York University
on Saturday In the Brooklyn College games,
but he received warning that he was liable
to a suspension If he insisted in doing So
There was nothing for De Gruchy to do but
York University team had to be withdrawn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

He Is gone other than @Al Nc
Coy" who set the boxing fans to
talking following a one-round
knockout victory over George
Chip. claimant Of the worlds
mIddlsWeight championship and
conqueror Of Prank Klaus. Me-
Coy meets Joe Horrell zf the
Olympia tonight and L should Be
rafting coed bout
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onerata upon Layfleld 20

WILMINGTON. Del. Jan. 25.-.hohsE
asld aaarterbaek on the Johns HophlHaz +
balI team, whose neck vas tfaetass =
game with Lehigh. al South Betnleshsess - 81
on October 81 again was epetatsea - ii -
the Delaware Hospital saturday. shse
found that hts spinal cord vas not 4stH
but that It was badly crushed.
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some particular set q particular or
sanlzaton mag make 4 bralnlaza alz
tenpE . control he situation saa keep
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CINDERPATH GLEANINGS

Tom Halpln, the Boston middle distance
runner, is performing we'll as ever now
despite his recent Illness. The 6OO-yard rec
ord holder is not as strong as he might be.
but he Is gaining rapidly, and by the time
York in March he should have regained the
height of his form. On Saturday he ran 600
yards in LIB 4-5 on the slow track in Me-
chanlcs Hall. Boston. The Boston athlete
is now devotlng himself entirely to selling
automobiles.
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WILMINGTON ATHLETES BUSY
High Schools Kept on Qui vive by
Basketball and Track Work.

WILMINGTON, Del. Jan. 25.-Though
the basketball season is on, the Whining
ton High School is getting its track team
in shape. The boys will be trained in the
Friends School gymnasium. Crew, Day,
Ely, Muhlhausen, Chambers, Gabriel
Shaw. Holland, Loose, Ewing Harring-
ton. Sproule and Wise have reported for
practice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

On account of the day better suiting a ma
jority Of the members of the club, the Nemours
Gun Club, Wilmington's organization of women
marksmen, will hereafter shoot on Thursday
instead of Wednesday afternoons
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Another One Coming 70 Him

Jess Willard guesses he can whip Sam
Langford- No harm guessing. Is there7
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Checkers Is q game IN which there ls
no talking. Therefore you win hardly
expect 70 and nghE manager taking
parf Il T. It's hard 90 lha managers.
ven aasnIE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

The Wilmington High School Athletic AsBo-
citation has elected Earl Ewing. presidents
Thomas B. O'Toole. vice PRESIDENT; Joseph
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

Why not get out an Injunction
against golf ana have the traps ana
bunkers dissolved as a violation 81
the antitrust law A deep bunker
is one of the greatest monopolies "a
earth i Is liable TO moaopolize .tuos
thirds Of 80 aftssaeeu.
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FoR HEALTH 5 sfHHse 4
Physical Training ~
hours TO suit IL.
In Boxing, Wresthns. Co.
Weight Reducing, 81 aass - M
and Electric Baths. sssssA'
26xT5 Il. send for hoeAas=