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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02
BILL" DONOVAN
TO TAKE CHARGE
OF YANKS TODAY
Philadelphian, Recently
Made Manager, Will
Confer With American
Leagues New Magnates.

NEW YORK, Jan 2-At the offices
OF Col. Jacob Rupert, Jr., this morn.
ing the first official meeting Of the new
stockholders of the New York American
League club will be held wild BIZ
Donovan, the new manager, will confer
with Messrs. Rupert, Huston and Ban
Johnson.
Ban johnson said yesterday he was
somewhat undecided as to when he would
be able to depart for home. He is anx-
ious TO lend every possible assistance TO
the new owners and especially to have
settled, as soon as possible, the location
of the proposed new park. Concerning
the site OF this park Ban Is non-com-
initial. lie would give no hint after a
night.
81 can assure YOU" said he, "that
Messrs. Huston and Rupert intend to
build a handsome home for the New
Yorks. But 1t would never do to an
nounce those plans prematurely. You un-
derstand that would simply be raising
further Obstacles
Mr.. johnson declared that he did not
site that the former owners had selected
at 22oth street and Broadway.
However" he declared, "any statement
that ] made in connection With building
in Manhattan would not preclude that
site. The land lies in Manhattan bor-
ough, though it is beyond the ship canal.
Mr. Farrell will tell you that the point
has been decided in the courts"
One of Mr.. Farrell's officials intimated
that the new ground would
be located at t45th street and Lenox
avenue. Operations there would necessi-
tate considerable piling and filing in,
but the filler could easily be secured
from the subway construction going on
In that neighborhood He also argued
that Captain Huston, who Is an expert
enced contractor and engineer, would
find an excellent field for his skill in
this line of work. Mr. Johnson declared
that the cost of pilng and filing would
be within 1000, he believed, IL the new
owners should care TO employ the tract.
However, he said the matter of grounds
was problem of great moment and that
the American League club hackers did
not propose to jump at conclusions. They
will weigh the question carefully from
very angle. Johnson says the club will
surely have home of it's own by 1915.
1t develops that the New York club
Will not be obliged to take the five play |
,rs who have been named among the |
offerings from the seven colleagues
High. Rehg, Pipp. Berger and Miller. |
This matter will be put squarely up to |
Manager Donovan. From what he has |
aid already there is little doubt that
oipp and High will find their way here.
IN outtielder of the first order Is to
ome through special arrangement with
rival club.
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SURPRISES AT SOCCER
Games Yesterday in England and
Scotland Marked by Unusual Play.

LONDON, Jan. IA big list of games is al
ways arranged for New Years Day, especially
in Scotland and the North OF England and
yesterdays results contain many surprises.
In the first division of the English Associa-
tlon League, the star attraction was Oldham
Athletics home game with Manchester City.
table. Manchester put up a splendid show,
but could not get past the home clubs fine
defence and n draw reseulted.
The second division games are noticeable for
the defeats OF two of the leading clubs Hud-
dersfeld Town going under to Bury by to 1,
and Barnsley getting the better OF the Arsenal
by tho only goal scored. Only one Southern
Cardiff city by a score of 3 to . away from
home and jumping into fourth place in the
tn
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KTLBANE'S FRIENDS
THINK HE WILL
MAKE WEIGHT
Believe Champion Is Des-
tined to Become as Great a
Lightweight as He Was in
the Featherweight Class.

Despite the fact that the best Johnny
kilbane, the featherwelght cham, could
do with Joe" Mandot at Akron, o., De.
cenlber Z was no decision battle, his
friends are confident that his venture
into lightweight ranks will meet with
great success. They point to Kilbanes s
record, which has rarely been equaled,
at least in his division.
"Since Johnny's been champion he's
! dropped nine scrappers for the full and
fatal figure" comments Cleveland sport
| writer.
Compare the records of your recent
| lightweight champions with Kilbane's.
| biz Ritchie scored one knockout from
| tho time he took over the title till the
| day he relinquished II. And they do say
1t was Joe Rivers heart, or his lack Of
heart, rather than Ritchie's punch which
led TO the counting of 10 In that en-
counter.
" Freddie Welsh hasn't scored a
knockdown since he trimmed Ritchie for
the title late last summer.
"ISilbane's list of kayoed victims in
cludes some good boys-not good now,
but considered A No. 1 performers be-
fore Johnny gave them tickets to
dreamland.
There was Jimmy Fox, who took the
count in six rounds. iJimmy's' a coast
boy and was considered championship
possibility. Monte Attell lasted just nine
rounds.
"Then, too, poor Tommy Dixon has
slipped into oblivion since Kllbane OBJ
tained revenge for some of 'Tommy's'
sarcastic remarks, by dropping the fight
ing star in the eighth and last round at
st. Louis after giving him an awful
licking
Ollie Kirk was regarded as the real
thing until Kilbane came along. Ollie
had made Abe Attell quit after six
rounds, but 'Killy' stopped Ollie in two
rounds. Then there was George Kirk
wood, who used to be a sensation in the
East. but this was before ISilbane laid
him low in the sixth round
Knockout Mars was coming, and
coming fast, until he arrived in the same
ring with Kilbane one night. Eddie
O'Keefe hasn't been worth a Cancelled
postage stamp since the champion
dropped him in the first round. Eddie
Moy. boxer of some rep in the East
fell in the fifth. Benny Chavez took the
count In two. 1t took Charlie White 10
rounds to kayo the same boy
There have been few bouts since he
won the title in which Johnny has
failed to drop his man. One was the
Johnny Dundee affair on the coast. And
this was the only one which was sched-
uled for 20 rounds. All of Johnny's'
Knockout victories since he trimmed Abe
Attell have come in affairs limited to six
or ten rounds.
Amy one who knows boxing at all can |
tell you it's hard even for a walloplng
champion to drop his opponent in any,
thing less than IL rounds.
SO | will leave IL to you whether Kill |
bane can punch and punch hard or not"
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SCHOLASTIC BASKETBALL
Northeast Five Seems to Have Edge
on Opponents.

While the student bodies of the va
rious high schools in this vicinity are
enjoying their annual Christmas holidays,
the followers of the schools represented
in the Scholastic Basketball League are
exchanging opinions relative to the prob
able result of the campaign. Southern
Highs team, victor last season, does not
seem to be as strong as in 1914.
From the present outlook Northeast
High looms up as the leading contender.
The Central High School five led the
league last year until a few weeks be-
fore the close of the season, when two
of it's stars were announced ineligible on
account of studies. This handicap enabled
Southern to grasp the top rung and finish
at the front
The organization will pry the lid off
the season January 5, with Southern High
opposing West Philadelphia High, and
Northeast against Central High.
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Bear Season Closes

KANE, Pa, Jan. 2.-rhe last day OF the
1914 l hunting season proved to be lucky day
Henry. of Sackett Elk County. succeeded i'm
killing a bear after trailing 1t for several
nours Bruin was killed within a distance Of
four miles OF the home of the minister. Other
sneceSsfnl hunters were Robert Shaner and
Dennis Davis OF this city. who bagged a nice
hear In tine vicinity of Bear Creek. William
Ib5owley. of Highland, who four weeks ago
Killed hear which weighed over 400 pounds
Killed another bear within a distance Of 400
feet OF where he killed the first one
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round, Jim" Elliot knocked out Bob
Allen in the second round, Tommy
sbSSss sbeppsrdf Of PelsdeRhiS stS defeated Jack
iey seigeE; Young Crosby beat
PIrTSBURGH.-"Pats BrunniEan de-
feated johnny Kilbane.
WARRINGTON. D. C.-"Tommy'' Lowe
walloped Knockout Brown.
ROCHESTER, N. Y.-'Tony'' Ross out
Fought Jim" Flynn.
ALLENTOWN. PA.-"Young" Neil and
willie Laughlin drew. "Jacls'' Denny
len won from "AI' Schaffer, Young
Abe Attsll stopped Battling" Howard.
BALTIMORE.-"Ai whitten knocked out
joe Thomas In the tenth round.
WATERBURY,, cONN-"Battlins'' Lawn
sky and "Gunboat" Smith drew.
coLUABUs. o,-"Pstsy'' Cline outpointed
*, o." Mara.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.-"iall'' stewart
or Fort Wayne, Ind, shaded Battling
Terry, OF Newcastle, Pa.
SCRANTON. PA.-''Young'' Hickey de-
feated kid" Wagner, Joe O'NelI
won from Sam Clark.
SPRINGFIELD. AfAss.-''EddIs" Ketchel
outboxed Young Mcfarland.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-A Norton won from
Albany, N. Y.-"Knoekout' Sweeney
drew with wild Bill" Fleming,
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Lorillard Defeats Rnnhk

NEW NEW YORK. Jan: 2.-In the play for the
gpxedo Tennis and Racquet Club YESTERDAYS iaS
pierre L9rillard' JT,i OF Tuxedo. defeated
sets. and Fulton Cutting of Harvard Won
from William B. Dinsmore. of New York. 0,3'
6-l and So Lorillard also won the club
championship by defeating Maurice Roche.
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NATIONAL GAMES INTEREST
Two Contests Tonight Will Settle
Some League Contention.

Two interesting games are booked in
the National League tonight, as the Mt.
Carmel five and the JUNIORS are tie for
fourth place, and a win will give either
team a hold in the first division.
The other game will bring together ST.
Anthony and st. Monica st. Anthony
will try to break into the right column
and get on even terms with st. Monica
NATIONAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE
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Great win Be Boston Field

BOSTON. Mass., Jan. 2.-Thc new ground
In In Aston ais VIII Be the largest in the country
more than any baseball plant yet constructed.
James p. Gaffney Baid after a discussion Of
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Hunters Enjoy Run

WEST CHESTER. Jan. All the fox hunt
inE clubs of this section were In the field yes
terday by reason OF the partial lifting of tho
OF the foot and mouth disease, and some nne
Shases We're enjoyed by the members of the
eanIzatIona - ~- "
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De Neri wins and Losses

De, Nerl lost an exciting. extra period game
TO 70 jTTeyst9ek, T YESTERDAY afternoon at Cooper
The De Neri team came back strong how
stock, 1926 '
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Mayor Ellis Encourages Boys

With Mayor Ellis as chief Judge and more
than 800 boys contesting the annual athletic
meet held under the auspices OF the Y. NJ. C. A..
OF Camden, and the newsbovs of tho Camden
Post TELEGRAM and Daily Courier was held
association.
With grand total of 2Tls points. tho Post
Telegram team won against the Courier team,
which secured 12h points. The winning team
was victorious In every event
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Thawley Now champion

Through the default OF Andrew J. Carty,
teaSr sSdSF Of shS Este trophy n Of the
Ihawley succeeds to the title, Thawey had
by defeating ]. W: Whitley in a rather one
sided fashion on Chief BeEders alleys Yester-
aay AFTERNOON, the winner averaging 2O2 for
10 games and the loser 161 81 0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02
Kilbane to Meet Morpan Her.

Jimmy Johnston, matchmaker of the q
Corporation Company, which conducts bout
Madison Square Garden. New York city
authority for the statement that ED" II
gan, the British featherwelght, may
matched to box six rounds with "Johnl
Kilbane, the featherweight champion OF
world, in Philadelphia.
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Hiss Referee at Allentnwnl

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Jan. 2.-The referee
of ten rounds between Young Neil, of An
town, and Willie Laughlin. of South Bel
terday afternoon. Laughiin fioored Nell Vii
wicked right in the first round but after 4
tho Allentown boy outboxed and outfought
visitor to the end Of the contest.
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old-time Ball PLAYER Dies

PERTH AMBoY. N. J.. Jan. 2.-'Jack"
Earrow oT;, former catcher Of the Brooklyn
in 1886, died at the home of his son early
yesterday. He had been i'll a long time
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Still Pursues Lobert

NEW, YORK. jan 2.-John McGraw, man
eger OF the Giants, was today still pursuin /.
Hans Lobert, the PhIlly third sacker Another
conference between McGraw Lobert and pres
scheduled here today va"
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Bicycle Race to nesin,nns

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The annual bicycle
t.5a Gs95tTry Road Club Assosiatlon was won yes-
sprinted across the finish line a few feet" in
front sd 90 j. Naphtal. completing the IS miles
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02
Big Night at West Branch

An open. house" was held at the West
Branch Y; M; G.. A. last might and a great
crowd took advantage of the opportunity. A
mock trial. musical numbers and all sorts of
athletic events kept the visitors engaged,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02
ABANpoNs BALL PLANS

DANN Lille III. jan 2L'Gonnte' Walsh.
and manager OF the Danville baseball club in
1D13 and part Of this year, has abandoned his
plans for the organization OF a new league to
be composed Of Illinois and Indiana cities not
now connected with organized baseball
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02
Hunter Gets Golf Guns

PINEHURST. N. c.. Jan. 2.--Robert Hunter
% Of Wee Burn. won the President's trophy yes
terday IN the 1lth- annual Pinehurst holiday
tournament In the final round he beat Walter
j. Travis by up and 1 to play.
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McMahOn Gets Three CUPS

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Thirty-six nInrods
Sp spent mt YESTERDAY afternoon n a wild slaughter
letic Club traps at Travers Island ana
Danny Mcmahon won three OF the cups
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Harness interest Increnses

Entries to the stakes for the Panama
PgHic ,Ii, So hxPpositons harness race meetings
Eastern trOtting horsemen viii be liberal
with nominations.
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PENN CHESSMEN VlCToRS
In Third League Match Locals Win
Four Points

NEW YORK Jan. 2.-Thc chess players OF
the University of Pennsylvania, In their turn,
captured all four points In the third round
OF the annual tournament Of the Triangular
College Chess League, played yesterday at the
rooms of the Manhattan Chess Club. and by
50 doing tied Cornell for first place.
Tho standing to date follows:
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Brannigan Gains Fams

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 2.-"Johnny'' I
bane, the featherweight champion, was
pointed here last night by Patsy Brannlg
of this city, In six-round bout before
Garden Athletic Club.
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Iasner Five Insea

basketball team OF the Eastern league hsrs
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Arthur shafer Marries

LOS ANGELES. Jan. a-Arthur shafer.
former member Of tho New York Giants will
wed Miss Gwendolyn WorthlnEton, OF Sacra-
mento.
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woman Pilots yacht successfullv

NEW. YORK. Jan. with Miss Alberta
Bennett tending sheet on Daniel Asey's third
class ice yacht Gull. the craft finished second
in the COmmodore's 1O-mile race OF the North
Shrewsbury Ice Yacht Club on the river yes
terday. "
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Gordon Athletsg wlth N. Y. A. q

NEW YORK. Jan, 2,-After competing for n
year unattached, William ana Louis Gordon
the Yonkers boys, viii compete in the future
Tor the New York Athletic Club They have
tion for a short time
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Vincoms Five unsnooessfn

LANCASTER, Pa. Jan. 2.-The strong Vim
'ome team, OF West PHILADELPHIA = was de-
Gated by the local basketball team for the
second time this season. 1896.
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cubs-Reds-card Deal On

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2.-President Britton of
the Cardinals. left for Cincinnati last night
II is reported here that a big deal between
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02
Fine Shoot Held

GLOUCESTER CITY, N. j.. Jan. 2,-There
were five shooting matches at the grounds OF
afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02

Bill Carrigan. manager OF the Red Sox,
is no longer his own boss. He married
Miss Beulah Bartlett, of Lewiston, Me-,
on the eve of 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02

With the sale OF the Yankees over,
basebalrs only hope for continued story
rests i'm the prolonging of the negotia-
tions between the Giants and Hans
Lobert, John McGraw said yesterday
that he would probably see the third
baseman from Philadelphia today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02

If the statement or Ban johnson is to
be taken serlously-for we have had sew
eral announcements recently from him
that did not pan out so rapidly-we may
expect to see the Yankees playing on
their own grounds before very long.
With money back of the Yanks we may
expect TO see great things accomplished
during the next few years.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-27
BARN IS BURNED;
LOSS ABOUT $1,000

Fire which is believed to have beer
caused by a careless smoker totally
destroyed a barn in the rear of the
T. R. Lander home, Imperial avenue
and Broadway, shortly after this
morning. The house lies outside the
city limits and with the lack of ia
cilities for delivering water upon the
fire, the firemen concentrated their
efforts on preventing the spread of
the flames.
An automobile, stored in the barn,
was removed before the flames, which
started in the loft, had reached the
lower part of the building. An en-
ploye of the ranch, who slept in the
barn, was awakened by the firemen
and led to safety.
Flremen assert that the fire origi-
mated in the loft of the barn and con.
tend that the blaze was caused by d
careless smoker.
The loss is estimated at $1,000 and
Is partially covered by insurance.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-27

because Of the rate wal 1--we cstab-
lished schedules between tins city and
Holtulle, with the result that the
1olteille stages which ply reealarig
are beginning to feel the effects o
the added competitions.
Present indications polal 10 the III.
Voving of the Independent Imperial
stages in the rate slashine. combat.
The Pioneer and Valley stage lines are
making a determined effort to direct
traffic between this city and Tmpe-
RAJ into the hands of the Indepen-
dents, in competition with the Morgan
line. in retaliation fer the latter's free
service. The Independents declare
they will slash their passenger rate
to cents between Ell Centre and I'M
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-27

lines had become involved IN rate
war stimulated passenger traffic on
the rival lines to such an extent tina.
the Pioneer lines maintained tlca
schedule until $50 this morning.
Two hundred and fifty-six passen
gers had been hauled between the :
towns on the Pioneer line up fo >
yesterday afternoon and it is estimated
that more than 500 passengers were
hauled over the 3 Calexieo lines yes
terday.
The alliance of the Pioneer and Val
ley lines has terminated in the with
drawal of several of the independent
CaleXieo stages from active traffi
between the two towns. The stages
which have been forced to withdraw
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-27
STAGE WAR STILL
WAVES WARM

Tie Valley stage line. plying be
tween CaleNico and FL Centre, has
been drawn into the rate war preeipi-
tated by the withdrawal OF the Pio-
neer stage line from the Morgan stage
depot, and this morning thirteen cars
plying between the two towns are al
lied against the Morgan line, which
is maintaining three cars and hauling
passengers without charge The %
cent rate which the Pioneer line de
elared with its withdrawal is still ef-
tective.
The bruiting about of the repor.
yesterday morning that the stage
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-27
COUNSEL OBJECTED;
NO PLEAS ENTERED

Because Attorney j. A. Berry,
counsel for the defense, objected to
the arraignment this morning of Jack
Clark. Jack Morel and Joe Layden,
charged with first degree burglary,
the trio will not enter their pleas un-
I'll June A. After a preliminary hear
ing at Holtville Monday, the alleged
burglars were bound over to the Su-
perior court for trial and remanded to
the county jail in default of $500 bail
each.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-27
MUCH ADLERI-KA USED
in Ell CENTRIC

1t Is reported by J. E. Davis, drug
gist, that much Adler-i-ka is sold in
El Centre. People have found out
that ONE SPOONFUL of this simple
buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture
relieves almost ANY CASE of con
sstlpatlon, sour or gassy stomach. It
is so powerful that it is used success
fully in appendicitis. ONE MINUTE
after you take it the gases rumble
and pass out. 1t is perfectly safe to
use and cannot gripe.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-27
Villa Asks Inquiry.

Washington, May 27-General
Francisco Villa has requested the state
department to investigate the cases OF
5 Mexicans, sentenced to hang Friday
at Florence, Ariz. He declared the
trials were not fair. Governor Hunt
has sent the state department an ex-
haustive report on the circumstances
and the department has suggested
communication to life Imprisonment OF
postponement pending inquiry.
We move pianos and houses. Ed
Royce Transfer, 632 Main.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-27
pefial if the Morgan line fails TO
conform TO the present rate.
Naval adets One.

san Diego, May 27,-The Argentine
training ship President Saminto, car
lying p naval cadets from Buenos
Ayres, has arrived for San Pedro and
San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-27
Noted Hermit Dies.

Los Angeles, May 27.-"Dutch
Louie a mysterious hermit, felt
death approaching and dug a grave in
Pacorma canyon, donned his best
clothes and died beside the grave Cor
oner Hartwell said death was due to
natural causes and ordered him bur-
led in his grave.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-27
MANY INVITED TO
ATTEND CELEBRATION

Representing the El Centre fire de-
partment, Attorney J. F Seymour, be-
tore the city trustees last night, is
sued, through Mayor A. w. Swanson,
an invitation to the towns in the val
ley and to Yuma and Mexicali to at
tend the July celebration which will
be held in this city.
The invitations will be sent to the
mayors of the towns named, for the
citizens to attend and participate in
the elaborate program that has been
PLANNED.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-27

Modern two-room housekepinp
apartments, 65S Commercial. Ed
Royce.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-27

Call at Kelly's Nursery, Saturdays,
for cut carnations, two dozen for 25
cents. Phone 123W.