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Modern Golf

(Germdn, French and English shells
have torecIeed the golf courses of Bel
otunI beyond repair.
No more the mGshIe ntcks the Pill
Along the ancient green;
No more the brdssie's st1eeptH0 cloht
Re-echoes doton the scene;
But cdddies for the player Death
Amid the shots that m,
The only diUots theD replace
Are tUhere the dead men he.
Deep bunkered IN the crimson trench,
Unpldydbls t0ith gore,
Their flashing irons leap to meet
The cannon belchin0 "Forei"-
And a1here the shrdpHePs long approach
Comes booming through the strife,
The only par they dream OF HotO
Is one more day OF Hte.
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Second Teams.

White. Central High ...s Is TX
Mouradian, Central High .....s 10 &
Janettl, Southern High .......8 4 u
Mason. West Philadelphia ...S 4
Dessen, Southern High .9
CHM, Northeast High .....g I
Mearltle, West Philadelphia 3 a 4
Schoppe, Northeast High ..... 2NBftg
Michel, Northeast High ...B
Bunnin, Southern High ...... 3
Farmakls, Central High ....S 3Hk
Padullo, Southern High .......8 4
Hodges, West Philadelphia ....3 Al
Bierman. West Philadelphia "a Q !
Brown, Northeast High . 20 I
Herman, West Philadelphia - Q o
James, Northeast High ....3 1
Wood, Central High .......2
Scant, Northeast High .......1 1 .
Ferry, Central High ........1 II q
Schaut, Northeast High ....2 u
Honnen, Southern High ...,.2 04
Rhoades, Central High .....9 OF
Toland, Central High ......1 OIL
Schwartz, Central High ....... / o
Josephs, Southern High .... l OIL
Poland Southern High ... / %
Korb, West Philadelphia ...... 20
Sake, Southern High ...2 o
Hubbard. Northeast High .....2
Guiton, Northeast High. h....,.. Q
Smith, Southern High .......1 o
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Cross Beats Pierce

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-Leach Cross lost
prestige as a boxer OF tho hrst-class by STALL
Ing through several rounds and pretending that
he was on the verge OF being knocked out in
1O-round bout with Harry Pierce at the
Broadway Sporting Club. last night. Not until
one OF the club managers notified him that
he would not receive cent II he did not stop
his acting did Leach begin to box in real
earnest. Then he made whirlwind finish
and at the end had Pierce battered and
bruised and on the verge OF dreamland.
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Joe Rivers in Ill LUCK

MILWAUKEE,, Wis., Jan, 2o.--The Rivers
ary 20, is on. When Joe Rivers dropped for
the count before Frankie Callahan, OF Brook
the squabble between two Milwaukee pro-
mOters over which should have the right to
State Boxing Commission could have done.
When Promoter Mulkern, the millionaire news
boy heard OF Rivers knockout he lost no time
In cancelling the Rivers-shugrue hght slated
for naxt week
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nonor Pennsylvanla NII

LEXINGTON. KY, Jan. z9i.--te5 az
renfhri.v rrotting Horse hies9',,.. ~ s
ion. 10 succeed i. "; HaI 'Sinfea vi
California sunday, Ed A. siSo
elected president ana me tbe s1me
fsst vsar ths value remainils - Idl
foais of i0iB. to bo uoited pa N ~ H
years Phs divisions viii rsn'-
formerly.
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EAsToN, Pa, Jan. 2O.-Lafayette put an
other feather in its basketball bonnet last
night in Ortygia Hail, when they defeated
Lehigh, 23 to 10. The game was characterized
by fierce desperation.
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DURHAM, N. H.. Jan. 2o-Among the games
on the New Hampshire College football sched-
uls announced yesterday, are October o, Con-
nectiout Agricultural College, at Durhami No
vsmber 1S, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, at
Worcester. I'La
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PIatt Aaama &C unastt1sa

NEW YORK Jan. 20.-Only Chairman Jacob
Etumpf and George Matthew'S were present At
: nesting OF the Reglstratlou COMMITTEES of
the Metropolitan Division OF the A. A. o.. hsld
Yesterday 70 make the nnal disposal o. the
chnrsaa or pfcteasionallan against Flatt
Adams. tha NoH York Athletic Club Jumper.
y the stafus of the athlete could not be ds.
cl1od. Chairman Stumpf hopes 10 dispose of
thd case at e special meeting 70 bo held 20
ulahL a the 81. Bartholomew Club.
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KELLY PooL-BREAK1NG UP THE GAME
MAUPoME TO PLAY LEGRoS
Big Billiard Match Scheduled for
This Evening.

1t is surprising what competition will
do for any sport, and since Philadelphia
has been represented in the Three-cush-
ion Billiard League by Pierre Maupome,
local billiardlsts have wnxed enthusiastic
over the games in which he has appeared
in this city. 1t is expected that a large
crowd will turn out tonight when Maui
pome meets Charles Legros, of Cincin-
natl. in a league contest at Allinger's
Academy.
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Just Like the Song

It's a long. long way to Milwaukee, but
tho hearts OF the fans tomorrow win be
right there, unless we miss our guess.
Whyf Simply because Mister Mike
Gibbons viii prepare TO muss up the fea-
lures OF Monsieur James Clabby in a fight
mat VIII have great bearing on the
worlds middleweight championship honors.
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YACHTSMEM SELECT DATES
Delaware River Association Outlines
Plans for the Summer.

Tho Delaware River Yacht Racing Assooia-
tion, at it's meeting last night at the Bingham
selected dates for the championship aBsocia-
tion races for the 1915 season as follows
June 12 open boats; June IS, cruiser race to
overfalls (national sanction); June %, glass
cabin and express cruiser race; July "a
(abouD. long-dstanco race, national sanction
course to be selected; August Is. Record trophy
race for cruisers: Sep ember 20 Record trophy
race for speedboats; also open-eoa race under
national sanction; October Q. championship
BpeedbOat race, national sanction.
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McAllister-Ashe Fight Tonight

ALBANY. Jan 2o.-Bob McAlllster the
California middleweight. and George
Ashe, OF Philadelphia, will oppose each
other in the main event at the Knicksr-
booker Athletic Club here tonight. This
win be McAlllster's first appearance as
eombataRt in the East since he was de-
feated by Mike Gibbons at Madison
Square Garden a year ago
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Our brGIH Is atOhtrI sOith a horrible fear
That none oGH snsaHgls this puOIIist
Knot
II may provide argument GH through tAs
UedT-
WHOM DO the champion u AAtha Ssts
shotf
VHla may do it, or others, tits sold
(Some folks Gre 0oTTyiH0, othsrs are
H0tJ.
WfH h bs no Dho uHIoosss the Isddl
WhOH be the champion " Ahgha gsts
shotI
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Commission Suspects Frame-up

NEW YORK, Jan. pa large number OF
Athletic Commission yesterday that Al Reich
Old everything possible TO win in his boxing
bout with Jim Flynn at the Broadway Athletic
Club recently, and that his poor showing was
caused by an injury to his hand received in
frame-up.
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Complications In the offine

Our Justly celebrated neutrality must be
preserved In these player-dog trades.
Trade, you magnates. no German players
for French poodles, nor Scot ball tossers
for Austrian shoe lace hounds.
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W. orse Than T. Urrible

Sir:
Here's one as funny and almost as
original as everybody getting knocked
down by a squirting hose in the
movies
VIII Donovan put Pipp in7
II ne does, he'll have = pippin.'
T. URRIBLE.
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Lowrex Battered by Pruzzo

HAzLETON. Pa, Jan. 2o.-Before the Ma
tional A. e: here Jack 1ru3zo handed Young
the worst laclng OF his career in 70 rounds.
tna Both o; Lo%reys eyes we're closed and his
gained the decision over Kid scatton in ID
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Hare-brained ideas.

Why not Government ownership OF base
ball7
And national board OF censorship for
statements by magnAtes, their lawyers.
Dave Fultz ct aL2
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The Visitors

The Maps are now the Indians, and,
therefore, no longer the Maps. Now that
We have a precedent for name changing,
why not steal the idea outright and apply
L 10 the Philadelphia National League
baseball club, enormously known as The
Philiies,' whose owner lives Ia New York,
whose manager lives Ia New England,
whose home-bred stars have been scat
tered 70 the four winds, and then, as Il
were, some whoss-but why prolong The
argument7 Nominations are nov Ia order.
See headline Tor the nrst
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Philadelphia should register himself in
favor OF the big stadium project Here is
a movement that. when carried TO COM
pletion, will make PHILADELPHIA the oentre
OF tho sporting map. SO get behind it.
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Rlaneke wins at Colt

PTNEHURsP. N. o., Jan. z9;J,fj 7, r.
OF Wontclalr, won the gold ineesi ne,.e,,s.asi Ire
aut,, agateh ~ 3ha fin whistles. He rse''
of rs. his handicap 30
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Mcfarland at It Again

CHICAGO. Jan. e0.-Paekey Mcfarland an
nnounced today he viii challenge the winner OF
Packey says Tom Andrews has promised him
an engagement in Milwaukee.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS
INTEFcoLLpo1Arn STANDING.

PIineeton 5,I -. 01.oo0 Penna, 49,. 1 9 $50
PRINCETON. N. j., Jan. 2o.-1n the most
ton floor, Penn lost 10 Princeton after an ak
tra period last night by tho score OF "a to 22.
and about so seeordS Of play remaining. ,''tH Val
lace dribbled through the entire Princeton
Just as he was shooting he was fouled by
paulson. The ball was through the net before
Instead Of, giving Pennsylvania the goal and
allowing them a free try from foul, the Of
to s' ruled tGe sS 5 goal Raa ao t cdna
rof Snd the sSge sS9re stood 20 to Co. In the @
and Of from m5ort sa' on %
slot under the basket McTighe scored on a
long side shot. which ended the game.
PRINCETON. Jan, 2o.--John C. Rush, direo-
Princeton football team at a meeting of the
board Of athletic control here yesterday, He
play football while in college, devoting his at
tentlon to track athletics, and held the Pripce-
vlBory Committee for football was appointed,
sonSissipg OF Howard Henry, coi Knox T@ylor'
%. and ferdinand EbeTsadt, 'i3 The i'faot. Soot
ball schedule, as approved by the board, con-
new game and Bucknell is dropped. The
sehedule follows: September %. Georgetown;
a. 3d. %Sms n NovfmbSSF
Harvard 10, Yale at New Haven. All games
with Ine eACtpllOH VI t4le lale CoHleSl Will DC
played at Princeton.
EAsToN, Pa, Jan. 2O.-Lafayette put an
other feather in its basketball bonnet last
night in ortygia Hail, when they defeated
Lehigh, 28 to 10. The game was characterized
by a fierce desperation.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Jan. 2o-Dicl Har-
low. assistant coach OF Penn States football
eleven for the last three years; has displaced
Bill Hollenback, tho ex-Pennsylyania star, as
head coach OF the Blue and White, according
to announcement made today by the
Alumni Advisory Committee on Athletics. His
appointment becomes effective at once, to run
through the year 1915-l016 Harlow's selec-
tion for the position has met with the unan-
fmous approval of the football men and stu
dent body, while the alumni almost to man
are behind him. He Will continue to devote
his attention to the nne, leaving to the ad-
visory coach the buldl OF the backheld instruc-
tion. Lawrence r. whitney, halfback and cap
tain OF Dartmouth duhing the last season. will
be Harlow's assistant.
DURHAM. n. H., Jan. 2o-Among the games
on the New Hampshire College football sched-
uls announced yesterday, are: October o, Con-
nectiout Agricultural College, at Durhami No
vsmber 19. Worcester Polytechnic Institute, at
Worcester. IIa
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NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-Jack Dempsey, no re-
iation to The Nonpareil' OF former days
knocked out Frankie Wagner In the eighth
round OF scheduled 1o-round bout at Browns 3
Gymnasium A. A. last night.
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NORTHEAST TIES
CENTRAL HIGH N
SCHOLASTIC Rll
Ward Leads in Ind;wi.. !,
Scoring-West PHIL
phia and Central IT,
Second Team Le,o.

The victory OF Northeast NJ.
over west Philadelphia and The s.'... ...' !.
Central High School by sou,N.,. NJ. I.
enabled the Sth street and 1.hls ~
quintet to tie the Crimson ana a.. n !.
for first place in the schols,,,, ssq 4
race The West Phillies and Il. 1@'' r.
towners are on an even scala b, = !, '''a.
position. " ual
Although Ward, Central H,,y.
tain, Tailed but one field goa, 81
fouls yesterday, he succeedsd !. ~ "
on to the lead in scoring. uo A'S
Of 81 points, while Fowler n. aA i'al
mate at forward. is the r,inn.s ".s !. l'''l's
2s. 'uuner-up va
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For Both Sides
We Aalz to Know

Slogan for battle fiags In the baseball
war: You started It,"
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Another old-timer

Win = goodly portion Of the high
explosives lifted nom the Athletic line
up. the American League nag THIS sea-
"a gives promise of pointing 70 old
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DoRIzAS NEEDS OPPONENTS
Penn Strong Man Returns to wres-
tling Team.

Now that Mike Dorizas, the Greek
strong man and all-around athlete of the
University of Pennsylvania, has been per-
suaded TO return to the Quaker wrestling
team, he finds himself in the dilemma OF
having no one OF sufficient strength and
skill to give him practice. AS a result, he
fears he will have to prepare for all his
important intercollegiate meets and the
intercollegiate championships without
having met man OF anything like his
bulk or skill.
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Tinker Spikes Report

CHICAGO, Jan. eo.-Jos Tinker, manager OF
tfe Chlfeds today denied report from Lin
coin, Neb. that Outnelder Leslie Mann, OF the
Boston Braves. would play next season with
his team.
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Watson Wins on Foul

DENVER. Col, Jan. 2o.-Red Watson. of
San Francisco won decision on a foul from
Joe Azevedol OF sacramento in the 11th round
OF a scheduled 20-round bout here last night
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Burns by a Shade

NEW YORK. Jan. 2o,-Kid Burns had a
Gymnasum last night, beating Willie Cation
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Herman Miller Knocked Out

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. OK. O. Bren-
nan, Of Buffalo, knocked out Herman Miller,
Of Baltimore, In the fourth round last night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20

Five clubs at least have a shot at the
title-Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit,
Chicago and Washington.
New York. st. Louis ana Cleveland
still have some distance to travel be-
fore taking their place in polite PEN
nant society, but the other hve should
travel in fairly we'll punched clusters.
Unless the esteemed pastime is
dynamited, dissolved. decapitated and
disemboweled by the Fed suit, the
American League fight should bulge
with interest most OF the summer route.
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Mr.. Pipp has a big advantage over
Mr.. Mullen In the Yank pursuit Of first
base in the way or a monieker. The
only serious rival Mr.. Pipp has is the
redoubtable Ping. What untold pos
sibilities II he had only entered the
yank fold as Ping Pipp.
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time ways, when four or five clubs had
a healthy look in on first place.
For the last four years the Mackian
shadow has clouded the field. although
the Red sox broke through In 1919. But
now this race is more OF an open af-
fair. The Red sox predominate in the
dope, but nothing to the extent of the
Mackmen since 1910.
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Indeed, No

Haywood Broun in the New York Trfb-
une has uncovered the startling informa-
tion from the papers in the Federal suit
against organized ball that "the purpose
OF baseball game is for one side or the
other to win"
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The statistic follow:
SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE sr,Nrrs.
SECOND TEAM srANDnlo
INDIVIDUAL SCORING.
NnrsltY.


VIZ naIne; rd cor.r,, MI, e.FGncn
Fowler, Central High .., y q
Cleelnnd, West PHILADELPHIA ~ ~ .
Shelton, Northeast .. =, 4
Wallace, Northeast ... 2
Asduith, Northeast ......,,a
Goldenbcrg, Southern .....
Weinstein, Southern .....,a x "
Tarr, Central High ...,R
Hedelt, Northeast ........A NJ
Hunter West Philadelphia a
Schwartz, Southern High ..9 Y
Abrams, West Philadelphia
Newton, Northeast .....S is
Wattman, Southern High
McPhillimy, Southern High, e
McCaskey, West Phiadelphia, 4
Plnkerton, West Philadelphia,
Joblin, Central High ....1 o.
Butler, Central High ....,a n
Black, Southern High .....A
Bipkovitz, Southern High ..2 80
Backman, West Philadelphia . 01
Appleton, West Philadelphia III
Gross, West Philadelphia ...1 H
Weller, West Philadelphia -, az
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standine Of the pubs

Turkey-Battles fought. 20; won. 1;
lost, "a; per cent.-.4o. Here's another
good chance for Ban Johnson to step
in and do a bit OF reorganizing,
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PITrsBuRGH, Jan, 2o.-chqTIs'e

Anthonv arasf. OF the EaEle Fsls.s,
ed Edward Kreli, the strelttela - ~ no
Iociset 10 te biliiard match to decide ne w.
the keystone League.
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AZ. But DON'T Ten Another Sou

ABA, But Don't Tell Another Soul
Sir:
One day last spring you tipped the
Yanks 70 finish with a percentage OF
.454 They finished with one OF .457.
That isn't perfect. but is close enough,
all things considered. What percent
age are you allotting them Tor 1852
MOXIE.
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So, you folks aoho rode hunch
'TtoGs for something else, get OF Hj
Md0tdtes neUer think OF E4Hoh;
Baseball 10 not run for profit.
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A.. olermo, Hockey FlayF'l

OTTAWA. ont. jan. ~ - ~, IaI
- hockey player ot 49, ...I.|+
thars as reaait Or ipl+@-l
gltne oa Weana4a-s.
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Harry Brennan. nth Ward bantam, is
match with Low Tendler or Young o. Brlen.
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Ths Sporting Accent

The golfer stops aud tells rs
OF scores that should haze shruHls-
OF mighty shots from bAnkeTS-
With the accent on the you kHot0.
Mrs. Jane NJ. Reynolds, OF Croton
Lake, is 90 years old and stln healthy
because she has never worried day in
her life, But AIRS. Jane NJ. Reynolds
Of croton Lake. never managed the
Yanks Or Reds o. topped maahie ah0t
into a yaWning banker.
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Europe stin has this big edge over
America-she win be 500 miles further
away from the Johnson-Willard night
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Ban sold the Yanks, but selling
Turkey is another enterprise. still, II
bids are to be taken wen enter ours
now-yiz,: one-haf OF one Turkish
cigarette.
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KILBANE AND MCCOY WILL
APPEAR IN LOCAL BOUTS
Finals in Amateur Tourney at Gay
ETY. Staged Tonight.


Two champions will display their mettle
before Philadelphia fans Saturday night
and Monday night. At the National Club,
Johnny Kilbane, who rules the feather
weight class, will square-off with Eddie
Morgan, OF England. Monday night Al
Mccoy of Brooklyn, will oppose Joe Bor-
rell, of this city
Tho nnal bouts in the 111-pound amateur
tournament at the, Gayety Theatre, will be
the diamond ring and gold watch. first and
Happy psi MURPHY Ed MSTTi9 6 Harry Rus
The preliminary bouts OF the 122-pound class
Will also be staged.
Grover Hayes. of southwark will nnish
MdRays tss 10 0v SOE hg match With
Broadway A. c. tomorrow night
Greater gnmeness was never displayed by
leoxer In a local ring than when Freddy Yelle.
dropped three times in the rst round Of 'ihs his
strong.
.,Tragkis Frankie CONWAY the LOCAL bantam. who has
Bout was with Young dOldiS in PiitsbaTsh. ,''''
rs Bs 5 sB ShhnRR4RsRdD IN
City. and Freddy Welsh
working out daily. and no would like to get a
match with Lew Tender or Young o. Brien.
Insurance for nght fans who travel to Juarez
to see the Johnson-Willard fight has been
formation that Americans entering Mexico do
so at their own peril,
Jimmy ,Tishe. the Scranton middlsweight, is
Mocoy eff tss has ts5 Gf 2o,nny faS SGHe Gaya
X. .. Brennan and Jack McCarron, he says.
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Greater gnmeness was never displayed by a
Boxer In a local ring than when Freddy Yelle
OF Taunton, Mass, recuperated after being
dropped three times In the first round OF his
bout with Willie Moore. and then came back
strong.
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1t Is probable the first big championship
match 10 be staged by Billy Gibson in Havana
Cuba, will be between Joe Shugrue OF Jersey
City, and Freddy Welsh
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q Win ZOE

nFsFy folloWsF q oalaaoF spoFt 8
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Insurance for fight fans who travel to Juarez
tp,IS to see the n-Willard nEht has been
formation that Americans entering Mexico do
at their own peril.
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POINTS AWARDED.
Varsity.
Southern High ~. Central High ,..'
Northeast High. w, Phila, Hlsh..
Second Teams.
Central High .... Northeast High :.
Southern High 80. W. Phla Hsh-~
TEAM SCORES.
JANUARY 8.
Varsity.
w. Phila. High. 90 Southern Hlgh 80 /
Central High ..... 80 Northeast High -
Second Teams.
W. Phila. High -. % Southern Hlgs
Central High .... 90 Northeast High ..
JANUARY 12.
Varsity.
Northeast High -. 40 Southern HlsA
Central High ..... 90 w. Phlla. High
Second Teams.
Northeast High 80. % Southern Hlgh 20
Central High ..... 3S w, Phna. hsh :, =
JANUARY 10.
Varsity.
Southern High -. 81 Central High 80
Northeast High RI. 81 W, Phila. hlsh 4 .
Second Teams.
Southern High 80 Central High -. /.
w. Phlia. High. 20 Northeast Hlsh q
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Frankie Conway tho local bantam, who has
toured the Southwest, will return to Philadel-
Phia tho latter part of the week. His last
bout was with Young Goldie in Pittsburgh.