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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
RATHER DIE THANLOS
FIGHT WITH JOHNSON,
SAYS JESS WILLARD
Big Cowboy Declares He
Must Beat Jack Johnson
for Championship on
Monday-If Beaten, Kan
san Will Quit Ring.
BY ED. w. SMITH
ramous nfht referee

HAVANA. Cuba, March 3i.-Joss VIII.
lard must win his night with Jack John.
son on April s. He declared himself to-
day 10 a party of friends. when he came
downtown showing much spirit and con-
ndence. In talk he said he would
almost rather die in the ring than quit
loser.
''ft's case OF must with me-" declared the
Kansas. eowtoy. after this, fight. If l lose,
there can be nothing FOR me in the ring bust
ncrs. I have a big family, a wife and four
children. waiting In Los Angeles for me I
cant get dollar u lose. but can clean up
''The Logger will not get even small money
than huiniiate myself BY being laughed at as
man who could set no money in the game un-
less right on top cr close 70 IT, II beaten. I
therefore 1 must 1uit the rine
There is fortune Tor the kids y can
pull y. off and | mean to do II. I simply
almost n oss rstsFE sa de R aaG@f as to lace ''e "0O'
Never has a nran shown moro confidence
than did jess ~ he looked over the sale to
soc n the receipts would cover the expenses.
Harry Frazes said the money already taken
dicted wild rush during the last two days,
especially for the cheaper seats. The most
expensive ones are gone now.
The light seems assrred su-cess II Ia
Predicted as big a crowd In numbers as ever
Willard aid no work Yesterday. lie visited
friends and listened to q big band concert
The Prado and took Ions automobile ride.
johnson said today that he woul1 enter the
He viii be bigger than ever before for an
important hattie. Jack admits having too big
q waist line but he claims he Is IN as good
skht
birth records
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CLEARWATER WINNER
OVER W. F. DE LANGH
Former Billiard Champion in
Match at Germantown Has
125 to 81 Score.

Distinctly displaying his best form, Will
liam Clearwater, former pocket billiard
champion, last night won the first block
of his match from William F. De Langh
at the Germantown Academy, 125 to S.
Time and again Clearwater stirred the big
crowd by some wonderful shots, but when
in his high run of 80 he made five-cush-
ion bank shot around the bunch for a
corner pocket combination he was given
an ovation. De Langh was somewhat
handicapped by playing with unfamiliar
worries, which were a trihe too speedy
although he played good billiards when
ever given a chance at the table.
In the frst game OF the triple tie in the
pocket billiard tournament at Boyle's Allie
gheny Parlors, Kensington and Allegheny
avenues, last night, James Wartman played In
extraordinary form, and in seven frames won
from ]. Freeman by the lopsided score Of is
10 H. Everything that Wartman attempted
whether kiss. cut or Combination shot. he
inado with eonsummate ease. He started out
by running, 2s balls. made - IN the fourth,
hfth and sixth frames, and left little for his
adversary to DO but sit and watch the points
mount up Tonight Wartman win tackle
Levine Moore.
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MACK GAME CANCELLED
BECAUSE OF RAIN AND COLD
Athletics Face Colder Prospects in
Columbia Tomorrow.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. March 3l.-Charles-
TOMS last chance 10 see the American League
champions in action against the local nine
went by the boards today because of cold
weather. The temperature was nearly as low
today as 1t was at any time during the win
ter.
was readily seen there was not a chance to
stage tie contest. II rained most of last
night and early this morning To add to the
dismal weather conditions for baseball. a
penetrating northeaster blew over the city.
pearancef chances are slim Of playtasg the
game listed with the Columbia nine tomnrrow.
for 1t showed in that town last night How
ever the Athletics will go to Columbia to-
morrow morning hoping for a chance for the
better.
The lad weather prompted Manager Mack
to remark that big league teams begin their
Southern training entirely too early. Mack
said next year he would send his pitchers
South no earlier than March 10 and the other
players would not go TO Jacksonville before
March 90
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LAKEWOOD COLE SEASON
TO OPEN ON APRIL %
Will Be Held One Week Previous to
Atlantic CITY Event.

The Country Club OF Lakewood has an
nounced the dates for Its annual spring tourna-
Ioent-April %. % and "a. one week previous
70 the spring fixture of the Country Club OF
Atlantlc City. Conditions will be the same IS
formerly. qualifying round on the first day.
with two match rounds on each of the fol-
loving days.
dam, Cullen, who recently arrived from
Scotland, has been appointed professional for
the National Golf Links of America.
Another Britisher who has landed Job in
America Is Arthur f.. Reid. brother of VIII
frid who nearly won the American open title
At Brooltline two years ago. The Reids landed
here recently Wilfrid going TO seaview. Ar
thur has been engaged by the Upper Mont
clair Country Club, the home course OF
jerome ID. Travers. He will begin work at
ence
II Mortimer Barnes secretary OF the Metro
rolttan Golf Association, returned yesterday
from three weeks trip to Nassau. in the
bahamas. He did lot OF playing.
NOrrin Terry. who was beaten by Michael j.
BRADY in the play-on for the Massachusetts
open championship last year, will be the pro-
fsssonal of the Huntington Bay Country
Club this year. he was formerly located at
Belmont Spring, Mass, and previously at the
eaises Brook Country Club.
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Cornell Men Go South Thursday

ITHACA, N. Y, March 31-The Cornell
baseball team will begin its 1915 campaign
the MsTyland Aeges @ a GssTo eTSss esH Wth
IN the tirst game OF the Southern trip, In ali
the cornell team viii play nine games on this
on April /, the Ithaeans will take on the Vir-
GINA Military institute on April and April
time time on record. April 8 and ! will find the
with the University OF Virginia. on April s
the Navy VIII be played at Annapolis and The
ilnal game OF the trip will be played wlth
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia on April D.
About is men will make up the squad accord
Ing TO the announcement of DIR. Albert H
Sharpe, who is again coaching the diamond
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KOLEHMAHVEN BARRED;
AND ALSO 81 OTHERS
Suspension of New York Ath-
letes Follow Failure to Turn
in Expense Accounts.

NEW YORK, March 81 - There was
considerable excitement in local athletic
circles yesterday when an official edict
from the A. A. U. Office was issued de-
claring that 80 of the prominent athletes
of the metropolitan district had been
suspended by the Registration Commit
tee. Chairman ]. w. Stumpf stated that
these men had been suspended for fail
ing to send in their itemized expense ac-
counts for competing in the games of
the Paterson Elks on February II last.
The following is the list OF the sus-
r., ", Mcdonald, LoughlIn I.yceum; P. p,
A. g.; t. Barden, Irsh-AmerIcan A. C.; iii
NJ. Hirshon, Irish American A. g.: H. Koleh-
mainen, Irish-American A. O.; A. r. KiYiat
lean A. c.; u. NJ. PTltchard irish American
A. C.: W. Cough. Millrose A. A.; A. NJ
GlanakOupols. Millrose A. Al S. Leslie. Long
g se9stfsTd Long IsEaRa A ve c q an Mffss;sr
A. L. Morrison, Long Island A. C.: w.
Plant Long Island A, O.; +. w Markes.
Central Congregation: A. L. Engels. CentTai
sitys E. REM Mohawk a. O.: d. Poiitzer.
sheridan A g; F. L; Stephenson. Trinity
Pores. unattached; A. e. Nell, knights OF 81.
H. seney, Bronx Church House; n. L. Buhler
Church House; G. Y. Kiely. BFonxx church
House
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Tigers on Southern Trip Today

PRINCETON. n. j.. March n The Prince
ton baseball team leave today on their annual
southern trip with n squad of is players,
COACH rubber. two managers and a scorer. The
nine will play four games. the first with Johns
Hopkins. at Baltimore; then with Virginia; at
Charlottesville. Va, while GEORGETOWN Will be
oprosed Saturday, and Monday at Wash-
ington Those making the trip are Deyo. Link
Copeland. Chaplin and straw. pitchers: SAL
mon. Keleher and Drigs, catchcrs; Douglas
first base: Scully. second base; Madden and
Law. shortstops: Gill and Shea. third base
Hoyt Hanks. Cook and Greene. outheders
Coach Clarke Managers MacConnell and B"i
lock and Scorer ]. Meigs.
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1O2 SCHOOLS ENTERED
IN PENN RELAY MEET
This Number Breaks All Pre-
vious Records for the Car
nival.

Entries from the high schools for the
University of Pennsylvania relay races
on April % and "a have reached the
enormous total of 1o2. This is big ad-
vance over the number of high school
teams which entered last year. and makes
n new record for the representation of
high schools at any meet Philadelphians
are so accustomed to big things at the
relay races that they really fail to un-
derstand the magnitude of this great
meet When II is considered that prob
ably no other meet merely for high
schoois Will get more than 20 to 25 high
schools I'm attendance, it will be seen
that the above total is wonderful.
IL indicates the very high Importance In
teTs 9t an the schools in the GouHtTy. New
nImber OF entries for all of the different
classes, More prep. schools. more grammar
ever, before now entered en- the list. The
SmIhDer Sol OF teams entered up to yesterday was
events takes place next Thursday. Npril l.
IN MANAGERS iIa OF teams who have not already sent
m rbs teS Eorf affeptances should 40 so at once
yesterday Coach omer sent in the entries Of
~ James for the hurdles and jumps and Brad
Middle West, Last Saturday night he won the
clearing feet ii inches WtR ease sma"pTnsniP In tbs
same meet Bradley was third in the JO-yards
showng in their events in the coming games mes
Mortnwestern is only another OF the numerous
which have entered for this ycaTs Events SeE6s Ss
RELAYS VIII have a wider representation, IL
possible. than ever before.
HOuck to Fight McMahOn
Tom McMahon, the Pittsburgh bearcat has
April ~.
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LEO ROUCK FINDS GRAYBER
TO HIS LIKING AT PARAMOUNT
Local Fighter Was in Rare Form and
ef Pittsburgh Bow Lost,

Leo Houck defeated Al Grayber. OF Pitts
hurEh. in the wind-up at the Fairmount Ath-
leffe Club, last night II was hard but
eIow bout and Grayber deserves credit for his
good showing, he took the fight at a
lew hours notice. travelling all night from the
Smoky City. ana having no time TO do any
thing. ffe kept Houck busy, and in the fourth
bied Leos nose. and in the firth opened up
an old cut under Houck's eye
In the sefniwind-up Tommy Sharp, of Fair
mount, beat Frank Houck OF Lancaster, in
six rough rounds. Houck was game and
fought hard. but Sharp was too clever for
him, having him bleeding from the second
round till the end of the bout. Harry Brenner
shaded Young Fitzpatrick in a good bout. Phil
Ryan beat Young O'Dare in four rounds. Joe
Tiiber beat Battling Beck in four rounds.
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CUE TITLE AT STAKE TONIGHT
WHEN HUEY MEETS MOORE
Topnotchers in Chicago Tourney Set
tie Three-cushion Question.

CHICAGO, March 3l.-Wiliam Huey, OF
Chicago, by defeating John DAILY, of New
York last night eliminated him from a triple
tie and VIII meet George Moore, OF New York,
tonight for the three-cushon billiard cham
plon|hip of the world.
Huey won 30 to 49, in OF innings. Each had
a high run Of 4. DAILY gave his opponent q
hard at the finish and climbed from 3S
in two runs to four each, while Huey stood at
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YACHTSMEN PLAN LEAGUE
Ocean City Yacht Club Is Fostering
the Idea,

committee OF the Ocean City Yacht club for
tho formation OF baseball league Of South
Jersey yacht and motorboat clubs promises 10
be brought TO a successful conclusion. Re-
sponses have been received by Chairman Rad
ford, of the o. e. Y. g., from Il majority OF
the clubs, indicating that the proposition meets
with general favor, and IL is expected that at
the next meetings OF these organizations ac-
tion will be taken that will result in call
for a general meeting for the purpose Of max
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A RebuttaI

Dear sir-I noticed lately where Duke
Farrell said that in his opinion Rabbit
Maranville was the greatest fielding
shortstop the game had ever known. Can
II be possible that Duke never saw
Hughey Jennings in his prime
OLD ORIOLE FAN
In this connection the Duke mentioned
Jennings. Long and Wagner, but even
against this trio he awarded the wreath
of laurel or the ehaplet of olive to the
diminutiye Braye.)
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LOCAL COURT TENNIS EXPERTS
PAIRED IN NATIONAL EVENT
Edgar Scott, G. H. Brooke and W. II.
II. Huhn TO plav at Boston.

BOSTON, March 3i,-Fourtcen players. rep
resoniinE Boston. who are entered for the ma
ugnal court tennis championehip In singles
LOT positions yesterday. The winner VIII play
jaw Could OF Lakewood. ~ T.. for the title
The drawings follow!
=. Upper hall Joshua crane, Boston, 2 bye
Edgar Scott Philadelphia, vs., ~, +. Rhodes
Boston G. s. cutting, New York. vs. Philip
STOCKTON. Boston r. Gamril Harvard, VS..
G 4. Russell. Boston,
Lower hals-Itewitt Morgan. Harvard, a bye
PAYNE Whitney, New NorK vs.. @. WiEhtman'
g. s. Derby. Boston; W. II r. HUM, Phila-
delphld. vs.. u. d. nnle. on noston..
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MIXED BOXING BOUTS TONIGHT
Amateurs to Box After Witnessing
Six-round Professional Affair.

A special professional bout OF six rounds
and the continuation OF the prelimnaries and
amateur class will feature the bill at the
Geyety Theatre tonight. There are two bouts
pound class, between Kid Wallace and Mchy
Britt and Johnny VALENTINO and and kid IL snss, H1Ss
will be entitled to further contest for the the
frst and second prizes. Frankie Ness, OF
Southwark, and Johnny Hogan, of Philadel,
pha. will engage in the six-round professional
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Two English Soccer Games Played

LONDON. March 31.-Two postponed asso-
etation league games played yesteriav.
blackburn Royers entertained Bradford City.
winning by 2 to I. Fuiham picked up two
Useful points by defeating Lincoln City by .
70 IN their second division game. Al the
special meeting OF the English Football Asso-
cation held Yesterday it was decided tina.
n the event OF the cup final ending In "A
eEaw,. TO replay it the following Saturday,
May ].
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RUBEN SIDES WITH BABB
New York Authority Believes Mara
thoners Should Have Attendants.

The vote on the new rules OF the Amateur
Athletic Union will close today and Secretary
Fred w Ruben said yesterday that the mem
hers of the Board OF Governors had been very
slow in sending in their votes
He has sent a special letter out asking the
governors to act promptly. and at the same
time had word 10 say. in support OF the
contention OF +. f. Babb and other Bos-
tOnians that the rule requiring no attendants
or refreshments for marathon runners should
be eNpunged and the allowed to receive
such assistance as the referee deemed ncs-
EaTy.
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JIMMY MURPHY HANDS LACING
TO NELSON AT NORRISTOWN
Wilmington Lad Too Clever for Local
Battler,

Murphy, Of Wilmington. delivered a scientific
trimming to Johnny Nelson in the Palace
wind-up here last night. In the 10th he foored
Nelson for the count Of eight. but the latter
managed to stagser to his feet and last until
the inal gong sounded. Murphy was pract-
cally unmarked throughout the entire session.
In IN the Semiwind-up Kid Held OF Bridge
port, handed Jack Ferguson, of Philadelphia,
a terrific beating: Black DeNel, of Phlladel-
Pha' 3u,,Pointed Young Loughrey., Of the same
CITY,; Willie Mosman. of the Gulph, knocked
out Frank Ford. OF Philadelphia, in the third
session Tommy Grafton beat Bobby Dough-
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Spring on the oG-traiI

Spring on the Off-traiI
Come on, you vd1abondS, and foIlotD dotOn
the tUdy,
The rcd road that's leading to the Grim
sou heart Of May;
Aud little tGe'H be caring " it's tointer or
it's spring
As long as ue can meet pal or fnd a
song TO sing,
Come on, you drJtioeed, and toss aside
your load,
Here's The Gate to Spring again and
here's the Open Road;
And neUer mind the rest Of 1.-THE bios
SOM -bOrdered thrills,
Where zoe can fHd a friendly hail that
echoes from the hills.
If England had as many men handling
the sword as she has had fiourishing the
pen we shudder TO think what Germany S
fate might have been.
The pen may be .mightier than the
sword. as a learned statistician once put
It, but we'd rather have an enraged foe
write a number of blistering articles inn
pugning our purposes than to have him
swing on our neckplece with a sharpened
desire being good for 80 days
out of every month.
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Harry steeker Fine shot

MASOA Pa, March 3t.-Harry Stecker nut
shot Charlie Biddle IN a special so live bird
shoot for a purse of 500 at the traps Of the
in killing Al birds, while Biddle had 3s 10 his
credit. With strong Wind behind the team
the birds were the fastest Of the season
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Polo Match Postponed

SAN. FRANCISCO, March 3i.-Rain and wet
grounds caused the postponement yesterday of
the polo play in the universal tournament in
progress here for the fourth successive time
The Philadelphia Country Club and the Mid
wick, Pasadena, fours we're TO have met.
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BOWIE OPENS TOMORROW

BALTIMORE, March 3l.-There are now
nearly 200 race horses stablng the grounds
at Prince Georges Park, at Bowie. ready for
the opening tomorrow This number of race
horses Will be increased during the next two
days by many horses from the Benning,
Pimilco and Laurel tracks.
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Dorizas win Not WrestIe in West

Mike Dorlzas. PENIS intercollegiate wrest,
ling champion. said yesterday that he would
not go 10 San Francisco TO compete In ths
amateur title games ON the mat next month
under any condition. He stated that no nag
already lost too much time In his studies ana
could not afford to miss any more.
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Worth a Rumble

Those who are awarding the pennant
to the Red SoX. or the Tigers. or the
White Sox. might consider this: 1t is
Just possible that Shaw, Doc Ayers and
Boehling will get going properly. for all
three are Yerging on stardom, and IL
they doT-plus Walter Johnson-W Washing
ton win raise a terrific Tumpus. II she
doesn't raise the flag,
Few have mentioned the Nationals in
any pennant connection, but they have,
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Fothergill Evens Up Match

W. Fothergill's victory over j. Thurslon q
to 45. in last nights Lehigh pocket billiard
tournament game put him on an even footing
with the latter for first place. both men
having won four games and lost one.
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THREE SCHOOL GAMES TODAY
Catholic High Meets Art and Textile.
Penn Charters Contest.

Three scholastic baseball games are
scheduled for this afternoon The Cath
olic High School nine will open its sea-
son with the Art and Textile baseballians
at Cahill Field. 65th street and Woodland
avenue
Penn Charters nine also will pry the
lid off its schedule by opposing the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania freshman team
at Queen Lane. Friends Centrals
leather beavers will travel to Cheltenham
for game with the high school team
there.
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Father Claims Tully's Body

STEUBENVILI-E o. March 3t.-The body
OF Special Delivery. T,illy, who died here last
night after a rlinch in boxing contest with
clyde sharp, was turned over TO his father,
John r. Tully, Of Pittsburgh, yesterday Ii
viii be taken there for burial. Sharp fur
nished $500 bail to await the action Of the
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HUYLKI-WLLARD FORESEES VCTORY-BAN NOTED ATHLETES
KILBANE ADDS ANOTHER SCALP
TO HIS VICTORIOUS CHAIN
Cleveland Champion 0utpoints Eddie
Wallace in Brooklyn Setto.

NEW YORK, March 3t.-Johnuy Kilbane. Of
Cleveland, worlds featherweight champion
outpolnted Eddie wallace. Of Brooklyn ~ q
ten-round bout in Brooklyn last night. wal
lace, however, put up game hsht, troupiins
tho title holder frequently with a PROVOKING
left jab. The weights were; KilbaHe, I8oH'
Wallace. 126. ,,-.,., /,
Frankie Callahan, OF Brooklyn, IN ten-fou,niu
bout, taking every round except the, seNe.hILuh se.Idh
Callahan had slight lead Dundee weigheu
l2SA and Callahan 132A.
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Cueist Benson Defeats Kieckhefer

ST LOUIS. March 31.-Frank Benson, or ~
waukee,. by a score OF 90 to 40 in, an Inter
state Billiard League game here last night.
went n innings.
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FoIweII victor at Count rennis

In a weil-payed and highly Interesting
match W. H. Folwell defeated A. L. Wheeler
in the first round OF the class b court tennis
handicap az the Raequet club yesterday by
two sets TO none J. NJ. Kennedy Conceded w
J., Hallahan Is and won In straight sets.
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Clean Sweeps in Bowling Meet

The u. @. ]. League matches rolled on the
caslno alleys last night resulted in the Broad
District and station defeating Station
twice.
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MACKs TO PLAY SAVANNAH
Prospects for One Game Still Bright
Weather Cold.

SAVANNAH. Ga, March 31.-The Barry
I4sjoie squad Of Athletics will meet the 81
vannah team here this afternoon. They ar.
rived from Jacksonville last night.
for the contest
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for all that, the best chance this season
Grin has ever known. An uninspIre,
thought that you can discard or paste II
your headgear, as the fancy strikes.
Two Weeks From Today
The heading tells the story,
What need is there for moref
The date outlines the essence
OF iohdt lies there IN store;
The essence Of the Jrensy
CompGcted IN one plot,
When some bloke. trained and ready.
Peets OF the debut stodt
The heading, as Fve mentioned,
Leaves nothing TO be said:
Go, paint your oton fond picture
OF t0hat tOdits just ahead;
You knot0 as tDeH as do
Just tohGt the scene t0iN be,
Aud " not, t0hdt the L, BiL-
No pen could make you see.
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For Bingham. N. c.. the battery is
High and Lowe. Which ought to ex-
haust the range OF all battery possibili-
ties
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Army Nine in Action TODAY

WEST POINT n. Y. March 31-The
Armys baseball season will open today when
the cadets cross bats with the New York Uni
versity nine,
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HOuck to Fight Mcmahon
Tom McMahon the Pittsburgh bearcat. has
April 10.