Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-12
Nautical Troops Forming

Nautical Troops 116 and III, under Capt.
Charles Longstreth, chairman of the nau-
teal committee, held their first meeting
Of the season Tuesday night at Boy Scout
headquarters, 9Th and Chestnut streets,
where plans were made for the perma-
nent formation of the troops and for
their summer cruises. Nearly 100 sea
Of the nautical troops last year. filed
application for membership during the
coming season. The "old'' scouts are
Franklin Hoover George Magee, II.
Ernst, Ralph f. Ogden, Frank w. Glad
ing, Howard Du Bois, Robert Leyburn, j.
Shaw. Edward Martin, Robert C. Dickin-
son, Raymond Tarbuck, Emil Anthor,
Erie Edstound, Paul Kallenbach and Fred
A. Gerson James Murford, of Whining
ton Troop'1 E. S. Wood, II. Jenkins, f.
lmeburner and Frank Fl, Holman, of
ewarthmore Troop l; j. II. Molloy and G.
Dawson, of Philadelphia Troop II; Robert
harris, William Taylor and w. Riley, of
Troop II; j. NJ. Hagan. of Troop 81; A.
Herman, Of Troop 3S; Fred Harmen and
enarles Cocker, of Troop 80; Dan Eyerly,
q Troop 40; George Cramer and William
Abrams, of Troop n; Robert Boyle, Jack
naIagh, j. McAllister b. Cullin and ID.
Custer, of Troop 96; II. NJ. C. Hewson,
q Troop 100; A. La Fleur, of Troop 112;
n > FELTON,, II, Yocum, C. Whitaker and
4 Y Whitaker of Troop 122; George
ylsning, Of Troop 1913, and F. Hotz, OF
Troop l29
The 'landlubbers" are Fred r. Pitts,
Sharles B. Finney, Charles w. Moore and
Mayer Feldenheimer, of Troop l; Russell
NSe,mer, Lynn Palmer, Gilbert Ludwig,
rViman/ Dutton, John Jordan, Winifred
Nenpach, Clarence Slatcher and David
ruyeom6' OF Troop IL; 1, Shickman, of
,15oop IL; William Young and Edward
nneeler, OF Troop 80; Herbert Biddle.
Hupeft Motherwell, Raymond Nichols,
s,Deft spaeth, Charles Spaeth, William
9gas'h ana Earle WindhoVel, of Troop
Exton Guckes. j. Gowen Hood, Ed
rala Jefferson, George Jefferson, Stanley
Thornton John Hansell, Robert NesbItt
~ Sordon Coulter, OF Troop 81: Louis
oss, Joseph Gaev, Max Kendel and
sanlel Schultz, of Troop 96; Earl Dague,
rusr spackman and Shaw Boswell, of
tt,oop l25; Anders Hansen, of Troop 12S;
r.sy A. Ingram, of Cynwyd; George
'-''st' John Mackin and Edward Evans.
Troop "a
baseball team. organized in Troop
sohslsts OF Joseph Peikin (captain),
CIV Feikin, Edward Moyed, Samuel
rh ALBERT Josephs, Joseph BROOKS,
1luel BROOKS. Leon Munholland and
~N4Shs t9NOulIldSLeF Wllllam y.
h,.npaum Is manager. The schedule Is
..Ss hlled for the coming season. Max
~ faaer has just become a first-class
- lhe NTH In the troop. Jay Burri-
Troop 81, brother of Scoutmaster
qsph' was transferred TO Troop 81
.ay night At the last meeting AS
l seoutmaster Levy lectured on the
ssnn1 OF electricity, and it was an
i.e-s.u ieu that at the next meeting Lieu
g. rse,,,l ,SlhTlsty, Of Engine Company No.
E puld begin a series of lessons lead
~ % the fremanship merit badge.
Zen Argyll Scouts Win Game
fen Argyll. Troop l, scoutmaster NJ a.
np' defeated the Northampton High
t5,ntn ~ basketball game at North
N saturday night by a score of IS
I'M. hoth fyes played a fast game
The score:
Nlhsr isyL Northampton.
snIth ''''''''''''' forward .....,....., Hess
5aotso,,' t,'''''''''... forward ..,,,,,.. Slater
I.ro N'''''''.'... centre .Faber
H.iier' ''''''''''''.' guard ......... .schissler
a'''''''''''.. guard ........, ,Schaeffer
ss from field-smith. 3: Jackson. 2;
9Isis y Miller, 1; Slater, /; Hess, l.
stlfb on iouls-sehissler, out OF ls;
carpenter was elected patrol
and William Henelhnger treas
~ me new Clifton Heights troop
meeting Wednesday.
Asaeh Chunk Troop 4. scoutmas-
s.oua Smith, celebrated its first
&C., '9sly 9ty az the nome OF Patrol Leader
ae hannapel Monday.
Jersey Scouts
-e-,olned hike ana ''pig-hunt" /" ii
~ me BOY Scouts Of Atlantic