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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-09
Call of the Fan

Where the stencil Is on the landscape
As the Winter Session 0roiCS,
Where the garbage cart is aUditing
as the driUer holds his nose,
Where the mdondtes velp for ldtUyers
Aud the players hotcI for dough,
Gire ns back the breath of April
And the game ace used to knolU.
Gire us back the breath Of April
Where the tUdIfop Iedvcs the stick:
Where the pop is on the 0ur0Ie
Aud the peanut hulis are thick;
Where a Collins, Cobb or Speaker
Takes an inShoot for a ride,
And the echoes leap to meet him
with "Slide-you lobster
S-I-i-d-e-"
Girc us back the breath OF April
And the glory Of the 0dme--
GiUe Us back the crashing double
And the felder's sprint for fame;
Where the tumi0dtin0'S over,
As the court scenes reach close,
Aud it isn't necessary
For guy to hold his nose.
-EXchAnKe,
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He Kept on Sailing

A manager and a bad fighter were
dead broke when the manager finally
landed match for his man in a little
town near New York. The fighter
wasn't properly trained and was put
ting up miserable exhibition, running
away most of the time.
The crowd hissed and booed, but the
bad fighter didn't change his tactics.
Finally some spectator, who could
stand the show no longer, took off a
shoe and hurled it into the ring. hitting
the bad fighter on the back. The bad
fighter, frightened now, turned and
started whaling away at his opponent.
Don't. Bill, don't" yelled the mana
ger Keep on stallin' fer the Iowa
Nike Maybe wen get the other
shoe"
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New Orleans Entries

Flrst race, sllow,aTces, 2;yesr:olds, fur.
: Bufnstein. 10s; Flossiso 90 walker. 100; Ethe Ebs
Nay, 1o0 Sal Vanity, l0e; Louis Copper, 100
Second race selling, 3-yeer:olds, furlongss;-
Eaeria, %; Jack Hanover, 101; Bell Buoy, 1Ql
Jefi,Ts5n, 1Ol: Tiara, 1922; Celebrity, l0S
Henry Wynd 1O4: star MCGEE 104; Noble
man, lOT: Brian Bcru, 10T; Miss FEMME, los
Netlcks. 1os; Fair Helen, 1Os; Page White
Thlrd race, a:yeSr:olds and up. selling, y.
HeaTtsstone, ios; viiey. 1Os; Sebaso, iii; Mis-,
Declare Iii; o'Hasan. l15; Charter, ia
Fcsairth race, selling. 45ycaF,olds and ,SSg
Miss Hewkstone, l03;. Old Ben, 1o3i -ThC
Rump. 104; Insurance Man, 106; Lucky George
i00, Servlcenoe. 100: Klnmurdy, 100: Danger
ovs March, 100; .lScyanoke iI2; Love Day, ioo
100 GSld Dust Busti 1872 FrnES IGI
Old Jordan, 1O3: ColtaX. los Plain Ann, 1903
Caasowary, 1O4; Ford Mai, 106.
plIes-Ara goncse,- los; Rsvonal. 1o5; 'Armor
loS; stlekpln 1917 Troyato, 1oT; Holton, lOI
High Glass, 10T AIRrshon 100.
Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather
clear track fast.
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PENN CREWS MUST BE
ALL-R0UND ATHLETES
Red and Blue oarsmen Will Be
Swimmers and Runners.

s
By the terms of a new order issued
this afternoon, any man who makes the
University OF Pennsylvania crews must
be not only an oarsman but a swimmer
and a middle distance runner as we'll
The order that the men should first learn
to swim and receive certificates from the
swimming instructor. George Sistler was
announced last fall. But today Coach
Vivian Nickalls announced that every
oarsman before being credited with hav-
ing reported for practice must run at
least half mile on the outdoor track or
beneath the covered stand.
This is another of Nickalls English
ideas for the development OF his crews
He believes that distance running is the
best way to develop endurance. and an
nounces that the men must follow this
regime every day. Nickails is coach
who practices what he breaches. for every
day he may be seen running around the
board track, and he usually goes further
than his candidates. Another PennsyI-
vania coach who runs with his men is
George W. orton, the Instructor OF the
track team.
The new order for the composition OF
the first three crews will not 20 into
effect in full until tomorrow
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BRILL BUOY WINS
TN OPENING EVENT
AT NEW ORLEANS
March Along, a Long Shot,
Lands Second Money in
First Race - June w.
Captures Second.

A'Ew ORLEANS, Feb. s,-Bell Buoy, a
lto.i shot captured the opening event
tsre this afternoon. March Along, an
.oatsIaer at long prices, closed up rapidly
= ,bs stretch and landed place money.
our Ren was in for the show. Twelve
others also ran.
~ out Kilday and Wry Neck,
F race ,slns msidsn sysaT;Sld' ,S1 ni.S End
man, 8 10 1. Q to O. to 9. won; March Along,
iOL Harrlngton 10 TO l. : t9 ! to /, second send
dsrance. BLOOMING Posey. Pied Piper. Phil T.,
fso cay, Lenayael, Kyrene, Hard Tack, Danc-
rg Master Father ,rs heien nsods syso ran; and lin
miIs S.oSHSd and 70 ysrds--JSne W. l0i Msthexs' Is
sso of T. Syo ], . 10 |, won; KildsX iol, Pool .
ss.S 'G 70 10 T. ffvep to 'GHq T. 70 l. tkird. Time
yntl.SS yi.Ts.S g Col, FRED. Ida Earl, Gallant Boy
ia D.. Esily Light, Frog. Tim Judge, Tom
HSSfk racer GE'sSS Ssns Rn% ssearods and up mile
stiekpin, H. o Brlen. to 2, to o to 3,
won Maard, b3, Maher; Z to I; TO- to .;
Sa JSsssSs JtsIS L2Hns Te iiqGo iiqGo ESQ., RaS2 S Bryan
,iady spirltuell, Birsa,, Pretty Dale, Buls
sah and shephnsrdSeIss SIn aisS .ar.o,ds Isn and up
,rIIs Suand and 70 yards"Judge Wright, 1o4, Keosh,
10 L. 2 to !. ! to 3, won Indolenee, ioI,
's.5aS e io Tal6:r f no e 10 'i'qGd Fay oG
tkrd Time, 1:43. Just Red, Chad Buford,
Lord Marshall also ran.
ana 70 yards-Puck. 10a. Ambrose, to 1. Z
to i. s 10 5, won Electric, 1o1. Mathews;
IA. s. Q to 8. ! to q second; Baby Sister; 90
smyth, to l. to .; i, to Q; rbTf Jn,Td' cs.So Lme
wary, Prlwer, Ford Mai, Billie Baker and
Billy Vanderveer also ran.
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Juarez Entries

First race selling, s4yeST:olds and ,SI,,,. gR,
tina, 1895. An1bri. 103; Freda Johnron, l03
Lady Innocence, Jos; Ponnies Buck 1oSi Flor:
Drtuse. i66 Mike Doniin, iio; Dave Mont.
gomsTy ITO; John Luis. i1o; Mandadero, llOi
second race. selling. syssr-olds and up 10
,,paddavs,,o Di Single Toe, %; ,sKtya, Ioi Ioi
Gasket, log; Connaught, 100; Manganez, 100
Anna Reed, 10; swede Sam. 11O; Edmond
Z Adams, lis; Eek Davis, lis,
Third race, purse, special race, furlongs-
Joe Blair. lilo; Pananzanta, 110., -,
Fourth race, 3-year-olds, handicap, ol5 tur
g Isngs3KHatherine AZ g., 70; Carrie ormISe' IS' iG9
Mac. ia
Fiith race, selling, 4-year-olqs and up, a.
mile-'F1orin, 90. "Cecil, p7: #ButterpRN, nli
Toynbee, OF; Beuiah H., iOo Trojan Belle, 100
Bryn Limah, 1O2 Bonaza, 102.
Sixth race, selling. 4-year-olds and Mp,
rnlle-'Bnows 90; Well Known. 91; Al Worm,
SSsod; o.; Transact, 100; Pay st1eak e G lo2
Ssnnio Mepee 1o7; Voladay, Jr., 100; Gordon
Russell, III.
!. Apprentice allowance claimed TRACK
clear, fast
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CHANGES MADE IN PENN
TEAM FOR N. Y. A. C. GAMES
Dorsey and Dorizas out-second
String Meets Mercury.


Coach Dr. George w Orton this after
noon announced several changes in the
team which will represent Pennsylvania
In the annual New York A. {. games to-
morrow night. Dorsey and Dorizas. whom
he had planned to use in the half-mlls
and shot-put, viii not compete, while
several other men have been withdrawn
from events in which they were previous
ly entered. The new team will contain
Patterson, who win run in the 70 yards
dash; Kaufman, Ferguson and Warren,
who Will run In the 20 yards high hurdles.
Lockwood Will run In the 220 yards and
Meredith and Peeso In the half-mlle.
Humphreys will compete In the Baxter
mile, and Cotton and Lieberman in the
two-mile run. Rowley will compete In the
standing broad Jump.
Doctor Orton also announced the COM
position of the team which will represent
Pennsylvania in the meet for second
string men against Mercury A. @. on
Thursday night. This team win be as fol-
lows:
l0-yard dash-FTiedman Dlmieo, Jones,
Warren, Castor. Gumney.
z20-yRFd dash-Friedman, Dlmieo, Col
ton, Stevenson schraeder Frey, Korn,
Jones, Kohn.
4o-yaTd hurdles Warren. Finnsgan.
Creighton, RoWley, Ennis.
4i0-yard dash-Schraeder, Hepburn,
Stout Jack, Blair. Randall
2-mile run-Ilebermsn, Cotton, Huston.
sweeney Jaeque, Chester. Flaek. ARM
strong
shot-put- Brewer. witherow. ToppIs.
Geyelln Harris. Journey, Valdez.
eso-yard fun-haleem. Stout Hepburn,
5acQua Jones. aismund. Yanderbsck
hisn jump--kliis, Warren, Tuner, Row
siandinz bread tonp-Jonez. Warren.
Roalsy.
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PENN FENCERS BEATEN
IN NEW YORK CONTEST
Locals Are Taken Into Camp D Bouts
to None.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Ths thres-man team
from the Fenesrs' Club won the junior team
competition with the foils for the J. Sanford
saltus medals last night defeating the team
Of the French Young Mems Christian Asso-
e!ation in the nnal round by a score OF Ave
bouts 10 one. The bouts took place IN the
rooms Of the Fonesrs Club. on West 45th
street.
SIX teams appeared on the strps when the
Ing the men steadily at their work On tive
strips at the same time w. Scott o. Connor
ot the Feneers Club. and John AllRire Of
the New York Turn Nsroin. the COMMITTED
sysrytaing beinE hnishod before II O. clock
on the nrS, STRIP the FeneeEs' Club trio de-
R men hy a score Of hys bouts % none. The
Athletic Club entries By ave bouts 10 three
and the French Young Aen's christian Asso-
by ave bouts 20 three.
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Phillie Deal Held Up

NEW YORK, Feb. Alt was stated in
baseball circles at the Waldorf today
that the illness of Manager George Stall
ings, OF the Boston Braves, would pre-
vent the immediate contamination OF a
asai with the Phillies involving sher-
weed Magee and players Hughes and
Whitted. 1t 10 expected, however, that
ne deal viii be closed later and that
Magee will so to the Braves in exchange
ier Hughes and Whitted. Whitted has
eeen asking a bonus of 5000 to go TO
Philadelphia, and Hughes threatened TO
gait baseball sooner than go 10 the
fhhadelphia club. Negotiations TO pla-
'ste the men are under way.
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Hayana hFaY CT Fight

NEW YORK. Feb, s.--The Jess Willard
Jack johnson night scheduled for JuAFsz.
Mexico. on March 8, may be transferred
70 Havana, Cuba, and the date may be
moved along TO about April ]. This in
formation came today in private dis
patches.
able TO get into Mexico Is one Of the
main reasons for the planned shift The
promoters, rather than take a chance
on having Johnson jailed by the Carranza
forces in Mexico and the bout being put
out indefinitely, are said TO be willing 70
change the meeting place.
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KID GOODMAN FIGHTS DALEY
TONIGHT AT PARAMOUNT
Jimmy Murphy and Johnny Kelly
Feature at Norristown.

Matchmaker Marcus Williams has ar
ranged six bouts for the Fairmount Club
tonight with Kid Goodman, OF New York,
and Mickey Daley, OF kensinston.
featuring in the star bout. The hpal
fray at the Palace Club, NoTristown, will
bring together Jimmy Murphy and
Johnny Kelly,
The Fairmount program folloWs'
First bout-Jack kid Harris, goth
Ward, VS. Johnny Robertson. Fairmount.
Second bout-Charley Rear, 1lth Ward,
vs.. Eddie Kelly, Kensington.
Third bout-Johnny Kelly, North Penn,
vs.. Young Cuban, Camden.
Fourth b0ut-sammy Miller, Kensing-
ton. ys. Ritz Walter. Port Richmond.
seml-wlndup-Willie Lucas, Fairmount,
vs.. Willie Kline, North Penn,
The Palace numbers are:
First bout-Jimmy Nash. Bryn Mawr,
vs. Thomas Mcpsnna NillanoYs (siN
roundsl,
second bout-Kid Held. Bridgeport, v,
Charley Blssselo, conshohoeksn tsix
roundsl.
mi-windup-Eddie Hart, West Phila-
delphia, vs., Dominic Pelerine, AorTlstoWn
(slGht Foundsl,
Windup- jimmy Murphy. West Phila-
delphia, ys. Johnny Kelly conshoeksn
(ten rounds),
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The Oversight

The rule to cut down resubstitutIon
in football is timely. Some of the Penn
games last season were turned into pur-
suit races, with almost a continuous
line of players from the bench to the
field and back again. The plan to num-
Der players, optional last year, is also a
good one. But the Rules Committee
forgot to take action, apparently, on
Harvard's individual drinking cups.
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w.sks and Pags Honorsd

NEW YORK. Feb 9-suprsma Court Justlcs
Barteg Wssks and Will9m H. PaEs. prs.l-
honorary rateIess At the annual Indoor Rames
ef tue New York Athletic Club IN Madison
square eardea tomorrow night. while the rtai.
honest 9Qodneas WorkinE referee viii he
jeremiah 4, Mahensy. Assisting Jerry IN
staud1gs, lacluding Fred Ruben secretary !
tTeasQler 81 the Amateur Athletic Tnfont r.
w Eabb Nud Eyert Jansen Wendeli Paul
Pigrim Fiil s. elerk ef he course and 'sspzf-
res kateltson thu starter.
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GIRLS BASEBALL TEAM
WILL BE ORGANIZED
lafayette Pleasure Club viii In
elude Athletics in Plans.

girls baseball team win be formed
the Lafayette Pleasure Club at their
.s1t meeting, February II. At the club
..eoms Hollywood and Huntingdon streets.
he club will also be rsOrgenised az this
session BY President Harry Collins, with
els girls.
The membership roll Is also open for
eaaiponal persons deslrons Of Joining the
gymnasium will be obtained in
near future The charter members
me Misses Ida sochel Anna Rossn-
IS heha Holtsman. Clara Bluestlne,
eaa Paul ana Rsbs Geryitz, and Harry
,,aoln' Harry Collins. Louis stins, Louis
fszsn. eeorge Kohn and George Barron.
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Did It Ever Occur to Your

That basketball is to indoor sports
what tennis is to the great outside +?
That each game trains the hand and eye
and fills a man with a healthy pride
that puts a spring in his every step and
fills him up with the thrill Of joy? Did
this stuff ever occur to you? Well, take
it from us, it's the truth, old boy.
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CINDERPATH GLEANINGS

chestnut Hin Academy team went down 20
defeat yesterday at Germa ntown at the 'bands
OF the Germantown Friends School team In
80 2.3 10 % 1-3 points.
NEW YORK, Fob. o-For the 18th con.
secutive time Patrick j. Conway last night
was elected president OF the irish, AnierIcan n
Athletic Club. During the year the club Won
ths Following championships; senior national
Indoor, senior national outdoor iunlo,. metro,
politan eross-country, senior metfonolltan
edpsa-country, senior national cross-coun nv.
iO'hilo national and the senior metropolitan
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Following Us Again

Governor Whitman, of New York,
may appoint a one-man Boxing Com
mission, according to the dispatches.
He's probably been impressed by the
showing of Director Porter in this city,
the Director, as you probably know, be-
ing the commission here, even if he
doesn't hold that title.
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PADDLERS TO HOLD DANCE
Canoe Club Will Entertain Tomorrow
Night at Lulu TEMPLE.

The Paddlers canoe club. whose mem
bers are the sons OF some of Philadel-
phia's most prominent business men, will
hold their annual dance at Lu Lu Temple
tomorrow evening.
The features will be the Eccentric Trio.
who will entertain between the hrst and
second half of the dance with am ex
hibition Of number of smart dances now
being danced by the exclusive set
The AFFAIR promises to be one OF the
most attractive dances Of the season.
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WELSH-SHUeRUE BATTLE
is ATTRACTION TONIGHT
clever Lightwsights to Contest in
New York Ring. n

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-Frsddis Welsh. the
lightweight champion Of the world and the
first British boxer 70 hold this title sinos 1898,
will cross gloves with joe shuETus. the
younsster. fJ9ms Jersey CITY IN lo,TGIssnd tIIsss
This VIII be tie second needing og the Insn
and Welsh hopes e win In most deeisiys
suffered at shugrue's hands IN the hrat battle
The boys Weighed In at 1856 pounds a. o'eloek
Not only dess the match bid fair 70 10
close and exciting. but II will BE- moat IS,
Tarkable exhibition. There are few who will
contest inc statement that Welsh stRnda wlth-
out supagler aa dstsnAlys eoxss, TheTs, is is
and blockins PUNCHES that he does not kne~
Ne ls fest on ne attack, aggressive ana
q 5000 inhghter. His one dTaw69ek has AZ,
Wavs been his lack of hitting ability, AZ the
present time, however, Freddie does not feel
the want of q punch, fer bis speed u sur
these short bouts where no deeiaion 10 Fsn-
dcrad.
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George to Fight RELEASE

aYNh, Pa FEB. e.-Iafty George, Eho =
sesnqlhg The sintsF hers with his family. vlil
~ ne rslessa Vlih the Cleveland AmaHlcan
Ton CUB, af kanhag City. o4arfa
h Nst nfiiese he can DO his best vera j.
r. eHA4tzs He SAYS D aaa fl4nI
~ s4s3itsN tna % = naa4 satisfied b.
ny ei4nesitIen 8 ae1t g blIa thia +
we etuHzel. sHd fer 4aHsIN p AK
fAsesi p fesIs la ea1pst.
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Madonna wins champlonshin

Madonna clinehed the champlonship OF south
Phlladelphia by defeating ST. Paul FOR fhs
The score was 20 20 2s. and the game was
playeS before the largest crowd fhat ever
and hard. but the superior speed ana accurate
shooting OF the Madonna boys clearly out
elassed 81, Paul, though they fought hard 10
the very last This is Madonna tenth
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SPR0GELL AND CUTHBERT
WIN INTERCITY MATCH
First Indoor Golf Tourney of It's
Kind Ever Held.

Frand Sprogell. the Philmont profess
slonal, and Dave Cuthbert, OF Hunting
don Valley. won the first indoor inter-
city golf match on record, at Gimbel's
to-day when they defeated Isaac MaCleie,
Fox Hills, and Joe Mitchell, Upper
Aontelair. 1 up.
The match was originally scheduled to
go So holes, but tie local pair squared
Il on the Seth, and nine extra holes were
played. They won the first of the extra
nine. ana held their lead until the con-
cluslon OF the match,
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o, Shed a Tear

day less than three weeks and La
joie will be larruping for the Macks and
the experts will be telling all about his
batting eye-and Eddie Collins will be
elsewhere.
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DC, e,ooo tor Havsrf0rd Roads

The commissioners OF flaverford
Township, in making appropriations,
set aside $4,000 for roads and bridges
ANOTHER S2500 was set aside fer light
ing. while an appropriation Of Szb00
was set aside for police and fre hy-
dranta.e
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HERMANN BLASTS HOPES
OF MINOR LEAGUES
Declares No Major League Rating
Will Be Granted.

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-The aspirations
OF the International League and the
American Association to assume major
league status through the abolition or
the draft rule have received decisive
setback. Garry Hermann. chairman of the
National Commission, declares that the
requests Of the magnates OF the American
association and the international League
Will not be granted.
We will not do anything now," said
HERMANN. THE time is not ripe for It,
Maybe later. but not now"
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Tight Shoe Causes Death

Mrs Lydia Quimby, So years old, of f2s
Citation street. Camden. diea at the
Homeopathic Hospital yesterday 81
blood poisoning. said 10 have been caused
b. a blister on the left heel due u the
fnbhikg of g shoe Whlch nas TOO smail
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Certainly

The youngsters Jump from league IL
league,
The air Is fIled 1eith deep intrigue:
But Wd0ner's feeling Ike colt,
SO let 'em bolt.
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Police Recover Six stolen Autos

Six out OF eight automobiles. stolen ia
recovered and the police are tfyins 10
hnd clues 70 the other stolen machines
The automobiles still missing are owned
by Abraham korobov. Bli2 Parkside ave-
nue., and DR.. II B. shooSlsr. 1920 soeth
9Th street
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1t Shouldn't Count

A few hours after committing matri-
mony last week Jack Heating shaded
Tim Logan in a naval battle at the
National. Jack was inspired. Tim
should demand a return match.
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Juarez Results

\ first race, 2-year-olds, maidens, 81 fur.
longs--Aunt Sal, t12, LOTUS, to l. even.
ta2 won; Frank Patterson. 112, Small. O
3 10 i. to J. even, second Handy Andy. 10s
Gentry 3 to I, even, to 2. third. Time.
, 40 80 Schulenberg, Lady Blanche, Ralph
,S Mayme W, Savino, Shadow and Alb also
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Madonna

Field Eoals-Bruno. 3; Socltra 3 slilano ?;
Costa 2; AattheWson, >; Ackanee, Al: LiY-
. out Of 49, AsttheWson. out of S; Living
sion. out OF
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Worth Seeing

Meadowbrook's meet this year, to be
held March IS. promises to eclipse the
five preceding it. This club keeps forg-
ing ahead.
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A MOVIE OF A MAN HAS BEEN BEFORE
ON THE
SEAOF
SPORT
Nobody Knows But the Judge

NUUUuy NHOWH buI IHe 0uuBe
There is ease in Landis' manner; there's
smile on Lands face,
And they say he tchirlS a penpoint lCith
a most decisire grace;
And perhaps, tUhen he's decided on this
Fed and Major bout,
ThereH be reason for some bard TO
totfte: "B. johnson has struck out"
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DETROIT. Mich. Feh. o.-Ths matoriiy Of
ne .rlger battery men and cqeehes eili stsFt
nicraiha p March i. Nea4gei ttnnlaaa a.
loans4a teaa1i
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wrsstling ohampionships Tonight

NEW York, Pea. o.-Nith the samianals
aad dnala set Tor lenofroH ana aqtutdal. re-
snzaEIgaIF tha 1felimlnafies Qf tnp seeo1a tn-
IlaI rlFzzIiiu4 ehaHrfQa4hiQE of tbs efafts-
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hQN4Fd ~ Qf he hhell l-ceic cmsn tssksiban
team. Nii rrQhatly never clay aelln he
inIafea hH TIaNA kuaz "a recent taltalI.
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siN BOUTS TONIGHT zlN Hnr
Falrmount A. &. ~ s.Fsse. ~ 8 ''|s.'. ....
MAE nAfEE 50 $40 GOODS
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