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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
TWO WORLD CHAMPS
MEET HERE IN $ll,Ma
KLBANE- WILLIAMS /
First Time Titleholdor.
Different Glasses Cl..
in Six-round Bout 4
vantage Appears to !
With Kilbane.

For the hrst time in the b,.,.
gillsm two worlds champlons ~ q Z
classes will clash over IN. ulHsa
route when John p. KiIbsns r,1p' r,,A.'p'
"" teatherweight klngpin, encos..'
John Gutenko. alias Kid Williams v (
more ND, boss OF the bantams 4.
ring OF the Olympia A. A. March y =
The purse hung up by Harry n !.
wards, promoter OF the Broad !,
arena, is the biggest guarantee ~ Y,
fered for six-round bout. n ,.Ss
to be split $3.50. Few fighters a..
fewer professional men can clair,
come of S3O5.b6 a minute for tbs y y \
utes of actual work or play. ". q
bane and Williams, both under y 81 y
of age, will receive the mention.s' y
for each 60 seconds they fling flst. :,
other. ~ &
Then, again. present Indication,
a return, enEagement, probably a 2o.r1nsoal,l nol,l (
70. az the result of the sx-sesslon ivuIe Vs.ise :
quarters, At this time the conssns,ss iI1a
Ion doubtless Is that when the two cAooi oi q,
step from the, circle after their msinha
S"d draw ST.0 or VII proSnbS SnS L Ribsnlss 6bsGlsrR q,
Baltimore Beareat on points. This vii WIFI, y
pnSteeE prSHe dessSeiSS. s1te9iS. %R(cb SRe Of longer
the superior. In this event n 2o-ronr1I Z. y 4
at least. Is necessary. '1 =
Kilbane. Of course. will have som..A..
an advantage. physically. over Wiiilare,ThI, n
ever. the latters handicap will nnt ". ~
The featherweight, champion. who Ty stans, "a s h
. inches IN his ring toys. Will hays n. \
vantage OF 4 inches In height vhus We
difference in weight will not bs ncrs Su,a \
122. while Williams probably viii III N. g
at 120 tor 121 pounds. The feathsvv.j
champions reach is the only real aSss.s.Ny
in his favor. eu'a''
The two little fighters who aro ,..s.
the greatest amount OF publicity aver ~.
a brace Of diminutive Youngsters n n.
years, are dissimllar types of boxers wlin.J
is a fighter of the tearing style, Hs s.s1
nlishes most ot his fighting az close Quar-
tack. On the other hand. Kllbane Is a s.
distance two-handed fighter possesses ! "
ing. left 1ab and a pretty right-habd ~
which has had n tendency to drop bs-1
OF the toughest fisticuffians In the wors
In brief. Philadelphia's fstic fraternl,v
witness a battle between a fighter IN
boxer, the best their poundage IN ths n
verse. The battle should result In n
treat for the fight-loving populace Of NJ
delphla,
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CHANGES TO BE MADE
IN TRACK AT PENN
Award of 1915 Intercollegiate
Championships Necessitates
Improvements.

The award of the intercollegiate track
and field championships to Franklin
Field will compel the University Of Penn
sylvania to make two important changes
In its clnder track. Because the asso-
citation ruled that all tracks must be
measured, IL inches from the pole instead
of 1s inches as heretofore. the pole of the
track will have to be moved out six
inches all around. though this will
probably be accomplished by moving out
the pole far enough on the two curves
so that the stralghtaways may be left as
they are. The other change will require
n widening of the 22O yards straightaway
SO that five of the extra wide hurdles
may be placed side by side.
The widening of the Track for the low hurdle
undertSns This Us strashSWay % ara runs to tSe
exit at the southeastern corner of the field:
fSq i've viii uiaSs Sa f9' bS
s sy old Fue o% W oS1 SenSd ar and Sus and uRd @
tthe hurdles but three and a half feet wide
the sssoeatoa Ma' NOT oay added S maR
for ne fnai heat but ruled t that the hurdles dies
Track Committee and the Ground Committee
have carefully considered both changes and the
Will begin on them very shortly and they
VIII be SomPeted for the rCay relay SSgnyS
IN its qualifying heat, by Penn State, and
tSat svenp fS By aa" one of ~ff n. @t quaker %
runners put the, squad cut Of the running
was to be expected. Pennsylvania medley
20OO-yard team was the best In America, with
Lippincott. Lockwood. Dorsey and Meredith
racing. Yale and Penn tied for the third
place pole vault honor; -, ,.,.. a.. -,
legiate record of 0 feet 9la inches formerly
held by T. Moffett OF Penn, by clearing
feet inches. Penn fourth.
That Cornell has another strong track team
this year is evident from her showing In the
mole vault. snOt-put, high lump and the relays
Jack Moakley's men carried off all three field
events anc won the 2OO0-metre relay.
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HExATHLoN CONTEST
Y. M. C. A. National Event by Core
spondence Starts Today.

The popularity OF correspondence indoor
athletic competition between two or more
teams representing widely separated IN
telephone and mail are all used with salts
factory results. and the practice of holding
such contests without the entrants actually
meeting on the same track or held Is spread
ing In all parts OF the country. Colleges of the
Middle West have worked out a system OF
dual meets held simultaneously or within
stated period, the results being exchanged by
either telephone or telegraph, and the anal
scores based upon average or highest showing.
In bowling and shooting circles the system
has been IN vogue for several years.
The latest development OF this plan II a
national heSathlon contest scheduled by the
Athletic League OF the Y. M. G. A. OF North
America. The competition, which is open 10
all members Of the league. will start today
and continue till March 20. All scores must
be received a the nstional head9uartsrs not
been graded into three classes according TO
membership. and trophies will be awarded 70
the winning team In each class. Tho events
are o. and 22o,yard potato races. running
and Hhotput, Entries have been received from
branches In all parts OF the country, and the
competition Is expected TO be the largest ever
attempted under the correspondence method.
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LEVlNSKY TO BATTLE /
GEORGE ASHE TONICHI
Tom McCarty, Hurt, Unable
Fight at Olympia-Good Bi
Offered.

Tom McCarty, Western light hear
weight, suffered a badly cut lip vii
necessltated several stitched while trsl
Ing for his match with Battling Len
sky at the Olympia A. A. tonight d
as a result the cowboy will be unahls
meet the local fighter. George Ashe, VI
has given Levinsky two tough batl
has been signed by MATCHMAKER u
Hanlon to substitute.
The program follows:
First bout-Hughey Dugan South BeihlsAs
VS.. Bobby Loughrey. Gloucester
Second bout-Ritz Walters, Atlanta q
VS.. Billy Horn. Navy Yard.
Third bout-Jack Coyne, Orange vs. IN
Coster. Little Italy.
Semlwlnd-up-Young Dlgglns, SOUTHWARK
Lew Tender. Southwark.
Wind-up-Battling Levinsly. SOUTHWARK
George Ashe. Southwark.
Two OF the bouts arranged for the Mats
clubs March II show Will be between Cha
White, OF Chicago, and Sam Robldeaa !
Eddie Morgan, English featheTwelght
George Chaney. of Baltimore.
Eddie O'Keefe and Louisiana will mes. !.
return bout at the Olympia A. A. next Ae4
night.
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Frank Raker,s Salary

II is said that Frank Bakers salary as
third baseman for the Athletics was $4,000.
He was bound to a thTee-year contract
The baseball war broke and salaries went
up with a bound. Stars of lesser magni-
tude than Baker drew $4,000 and mora.
There Is no doubt but that the Trappe
slugger enjoys the music of money. From
his standpoint. 1t is not difficult to under
stand his dissatisfaction and his conse-
quent demand for a boost Other clubs
than the Athletics appear willing to make
the ante. If j. Franklin Baker is worth
$4,000 to the New York Yankees, what
is he worth TO the Athletics? The fans,
who like 10 see baseballs mauled all over
the lot. think that Baker is worth some
thing to the game here.
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MAYER HOLDS THE LEAD
IN BILLIARD T0URNMENT
Second Week of Play Opens at Union
League Today.

Ihe Inc second and eoheludinE week Of the 18th
billiard championship opens today at the Union
League, with Joseph Mayer OF this city, show
contestants
-, In the three games which he played during
the opening week against r. NJ. Lord Oh
Chieago Gorwin Huston, Detroit. and e. /.
Mlburn, Memphis, Mayer had a KrAnd aver
age Of 10 Gill. as compared to 52-iis made
by ]; +, Poggenburg. the only other unde-
d. NJ. Gardner, the present champion. has
had trouble IN getting his stroke. and lost
Cfieagosn, who is partieipating in his hrst
national tournament. The champion showed
much improved form In his next two matches
defeating Charles Heddon OF Dowakiae. Mich.
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NATIONAL BOWLERS' CLUB
TO MEET In NEW YORK
Annual Convention April 11-Changes
in Rules.

NEW YORK. March s.-The annual conven-
tlon OF the National Bowling Association will
be held on April II at o'clock in the Grand
Central Palace Attn street and Lexington
avenue, this city.
step of real Importance in a legislative
way was taken in the formal proposition TO
me constitution whereby the annual dues Will
We 20 cents man. Including registration in
instead OF the SO-eent fee now in effect. This
amendment Will be submitted to the boN'lers
at their convention for their approval.
Many details pertaining to the national
tournament, which will begin in the Grand
Central Palace on March "a, were gone over
II was decided TO offer special medal for the
man making the highest single score In any
OF the competitions. William II. Valentine
president OF the New York Bowling Associa-
tion, announced that the local body would
oner special medals for the bowlers in ms
membership who rolled highest in each event
provided they did not also capture one OF the
ehampionships There will be no metropolitan
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HAGEN BREAKS GOLF
RECORD ON TAMPA LINKS
Covers Course. in 142-Barnes and
Mcnamara Star.

In an exhibition match at Tampa, Fla. yes
terday, Walter Hagen, the national open
Tampa Automobile and Golf Club by two
strokes with score OF 142. ]. NJ. Barnes,
the Whltemarsh professional and Western
bpen champion, was second with IA: Thomas
MCNAMARA, Philadelphia and Florida open
Kerrigan, of Boston, bringing up the rear with
15e.
Harold S. Rolfe. for six years superin-
tendent at Dyker Meadow, has been engaged
in a similar capacity by tho Haworth Coun-
try Club. Rolfe has been given charge OF the
whole outnt at Haworth.
Ernest Hicks Is enthusiastic over North
Jersey and It's improved condition. He says
the turf there is better than in several years.
The club recently extended It's membership
been almost accounted for. After May 1 the
Initiation fee will be raised to $50.
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Ben Bower Pulls Tendon

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March S.-The chances
that the syracuse University track team had
OF winning the Michigan indoor meet which
takes place here next Saturday, were sent
dying to the four winds when a janitor OF
the gymnasium showed a chair in front OF
Ben Bower. causing the latter TO strain a
tendon and sprain his ankle Bower had been
depended upon TO carry on frsts In the 40
yard dash and also In the 39O-yard event
against Michigan.
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Y. M. c. A. Mines Form League

WOODBURY., y. J.. March s,-The Glouees-
ter County Y. Nj. g. A has decided 10 place
a siS-elub circuit in the baseball isld this sea
son. with Woodbury., Almonesson, Wenonah.
Mantua. Grenloch and Sewell, with the follow
Ing manasers: o. T. Justice, Otto LinehauAsr
John ROden, l. E. Finger. + G. Thomas and
A, M. Chow. County Secretary II. II. smith
Is leading the movement. A cup will be given
the winner. These plans were agreed upon at
has been called for March r.
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VI VI ERNE is THROUGH,
ACCORDING TO RING TALK
Fighter, After Poor Exhibition, APP
pears to Be All In.

Young Erne's exhibition against Tommy
Coleman at the National A. c. Saturday
night indicates that he is almost at the
end of his pugilistic career. The negro
welterwelght had little trouble outpoint-
ing VI VI In listless fight, made SO by
Ernes lack of his old-time form. The
latter's judgment of distance was bad,
while his much-reputed flashes were miss
ing. All vi VI displayed was his ring
generalship and clever blocking ability.
Tho hest bout. Of the night was between
Willie Mack and Tommy Allen. neither boy
having advantage at the end of six fast
roundA- Although Jimmy Fox dropped Harry
Smith twice In the second round, the latter
fought a game uphill battle. but he de-
feated by a slight margin. Danny Ferguson
won rom JACK Rivers In a limited contest and
Joe Tuber made his professional debut by
knocking down Eddie Morton four times in the
first round. The fight stopped by the
referee.
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KILBANE ARRIVES WEDNESDAY
Champion to Box for Unemployed in
New York Tomorrow.

Johnny Kilbane the featherweight
champion, and his manager, Jimmy Dunn.
left Cleveland today for New York,
where the fighter will appear in an ex-
hibition bout tomorrow night. The
match will be in conjunction with a spe-
cial show for the benefit of the unem-
ployed.
Kilbane will arrive in this city Wednes-
day morning. He will 60 to Jimmy
Dougherty's Leiperville camp, and start
putting the finishing touches on his
training for his match with Bantam
weight Champion Kid Williams at the
Olympia A. A. March q.
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Girls Basketball League

A basketball league for girls teams
in Pennsylvania and New Jersey is pro-
posed by Miss Anita Preston, assistant
athletic director at Temple University.
Such an organization could be effected
easily and would succeed. 1t would be
decided advantage over the present un-
organized activities of the many girls
teams, would furnish intelligent competi
tions and decide. without dispute, the
various championships
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New Collegiate Rules

At the meeting OF the I. A. A. A. A.
in New York Saturday 1t was decided to
make collegiate tracks conform to the
A. A. u. rules. This means that all the
courses will have to be made over for
next season. The referee in all contests.
also, was clothed with more arbitrary
powers. Chairman Kirby. of the advisory
board, directed the proceedings OF the
meeting according to his own particular
pleasure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
BLIARDSYIE QUNIt
PRINCETON MEETS YALE
IN CRUCIAL CONTEST
Tomorrow's Basketball Game
Will Settle League Cham
pionship.

Princeton and Yale, still neck and neck
ball League race, will settle the question
of supremacy in an all-doclsive game to-
morrow night. when the pair meet in
New Haven. It will not be the last game
of the year for either team, but each
is equally sure of winning its final en-
counter, so that tomorrow's game will
without question decide the title-holder.
Yale's five appears to have a better
chance for the pennant
BY defeating Pennsylvania while Prince
ton was trounclng Dartmouth on Satur-
day Yale kept in the tie for first place,
a deadlock which neither team has been
able to break for three weeks. Each has
won six and lost two games.
Cornell assured itself of at least tie
for second place in the league standing by
defeating Columbia at Ithaca on Friday.
The Ithacans will wind up their season
tonight, when they face Dartmouth at
home, and should have little difficulty in
winning at the expense of the hapless
Green five. Columbia, by reason of a
bad reversal of form, will find worse
Judgement than II has ever had in tho
league since 1t was organized Fourth
place is the best the team from New
YORK can get, and It looks as IL IL will
finish the season with only an even
break, but 1t can hardly be expected to
defeat the all-powerful Tiger flve when
the two meet at Princeton on Friday.
pennsylvania brought its season to an
and In the game with Yale, and has only
three victories out of 10 starts to its
credit. McNichol. of Penn, continues to
lead in individual scoring.
The standing of the first 10 PLAYERS
follows:
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GREAT FIELD IN RELAYS
Two-hundred Teams Are Ready for
Penn's Classic,

Notwithstanding the fact that the Penn r.
lays are nearly two months away, the rush
70 enter has already started. More than 200
teams have siHnihed their intention OF takInR
part. This includes over 90 college teams.
Already several classes have been Allied, and
II now appears that there will be al least
one additional college class race this wear
The medley relays and the pentathlon which
viii be held on May 49, the first day OF tba
meet. are attracting attention. Yale IL is
expected. Will bring down team for the dis
tanes relay. Other big colleges East and
West, Will be we'll represented.
The preparatory school championship has
already nYe entries in Hill School Lawrencs-
VILE, Exeter. Brooklyn Polytechnic Prepara-
tory School and Worcester Academy MeTceTs-
burg will also enter this event.
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Nav Train al WiImlnpton

WILMINGION, Del. March ST proper
terms can be made for the baseball grounds
a Front and Union streets. the Montreal
team OF the International League will train
iu this city The management Of the team
wrote to Peter +, Cassidy, the former Trl-
state owner and baseball player asking him
coHcernins the matter and he at once got into
touch Hlth the owDeFs OF the grounds. The
terms have been sent 70 Montreal and there
appears every reason to believe thar they Will
be eccepted-
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Northeast's Great RECORD

Northeast High School has made great
record this year in athletics It's teams
have won three scholastic championships
football. under Captain Webb; soccer,
under Captain Dunn, and basketball
under Captain Hedlet who, by the way,
is one of the best all-round athletes de-
veloped during the year. Hedlet Shell
ton, Asqulth, Wallace, Newton, Schope
and Hendren are probable winners of
the coveted IN. e"
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Hartman PIays Cook

pocket billiard match attracting unusual
attention In Philadelphia yachtSmen circles
viii be played tomorrow afternoon. at 1915 p,
m. on the tables in the Fairmount Yacht
Club, at 1927 Arch street. between William
Hartman. present champion OF the club. and
Harry Patrick Cook. challenger. These two
men have each won four games and lost nons
In a recent tournament Hartman has been
champion for the last three years.
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Mnunome 10 Meet Cooler

AS the season Of the Interstate Three Cush-
ion billiard LeaEpe draws near its close local
devotees OF the eame centerinB considera-
BILE interest in the matches played between the
different cuelsts This tnteTent has been in
tensihed by the fact that Pierre Maupome, the
tour OF the league circuit, has returned and Is
scheduled to play Harry Cooler. OF Indian
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
CAMDEN FAVORITE
IN LEAGUE RACE
Present Form Would Indicate
Victory at Basketball for
Skeeters

ToniEht-Creystock, at Trenton.
Misunderstanding, Mt Camden.
Thursdny-Camden, at Jasper.
Friday-Jaspor, at Greystock
saturday-ReadnE at De Nert
SATURDAY NIGHTS RESULTS.
Crsystock 32: De Nerl, %.
Reading, 40; Camden 81.
with but half score OF games remain
Ing on the Eastern League schedule ana
the Reading five leading by a scant mar
gin of half game over the Camden
team, basketball fans are promised the
closest finish in the organization in re-
cent years
The result OF tomorrow nights game
at Camden when the leader and the
runner-up clash, may prove big factor
in deciding the championship. victory
for Camden would give the Skeeters the
lead by half game, while defeat
would mean an increase of full game
for the Reading quintet. In this event
the up-Staters will almost cinch the PEN
nant, as Camden would have mighty
hard time catching Reading after the
latter assumed an advantage of game
and a half.
On form Camden looks Mt to win the
title.
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Rows Adore MaranyiIle

Rabbit Maranville of the Braves, in spite
OF the honors which came with the cham
pionship has not entirely forgotten that but
a few years ago, he was getting his baseball
his home in Springfield, Mass, for the South
he presented five bats TO the Boys Club there.
Those bats are guarded more carefully than
tho kings Jewels
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SAN DIEGO. Cal. March s.-The Coopsrs-
town national champion polo four. concedng
several goals by handicap. was defeated again
al Colorado Beach yesterday, this time by
Midwick. In the Anal for the Hotel del Cor
onado handicap cups. The score Mid
wick, I6; CoopeTBtoWn. IL.
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JAMES REPORTED IN FOLD
Braves Pitcher Said to Have Agreed
to Abide by Contract.

hero OF the last world series, and tho only
member ef the Braves now missing, win be
reports received here today.
Il ~ stated that James has agreed to abide
October.
Sherwood Magess injured shoulder Is again
IN shape and today he showed old-time form.
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McGrath Ready 10 Leave

POTTSTOWN, Pa. March s.-Edde Nc
Grath the local horseman. Will leave In sew
eral weeks 10 train a string OF horses FOR a
prominent horse owner over the Empire City
Track In New York. preparatory 70 racing
over the Lake Erie Metropolitan Big Fair and
Grand Circuits
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William Penn Sale Tomorrow

Philadelphia horsemen who have been on the
hunt for racing and matinee horses will have
an opportunity to buy good trotters and pacers
at the William Penn Bazaar special sale to-
morrow Among the stock to be sold will he
found the get OF Directum. 2.O5A; Gaytonis
Best; william Penn, 2,OTA Saladin. 3O5s.
2.24h. ''''
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George II. Brooke is playing his old-time
game al racquets. His victory over John W.
Wear gives him the club title. and he Is a
worthy contender for the champlonshlp
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wILLARD-JoHNsoN FIGHT DG
Cowboy to Meet Negro in HaV


Early in April.
Ell PASO. Tex. March s,-The jol''
willard fight for the heavyweight ehlus
ship OF the world will be staged at Han
Cuba. during the first week of Apri ace'''
to announcement made here by WHY
manager.
Willard. who is now in Los Angeles. hl
pected to leave soon for Havana.
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SCHEDULE FOR WEEK.
Tonight Dartmouth, at Cornell
Tuesday-Princeton, at Yale.
FTidny-Columbia- at Princeton: Dartmouth,
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Eddie Collins annexed four three -baggers. n
home run, numerous singles and black eye
in two games for the White SoX. The black
eye is something new.
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Fair Dates Conflict

The Middletown, Pa. Fair Association will
10 TO-
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Catholic Fiyes Meet Saturday

st. AuEuBtins Catholic Club Basketball team
viii line up for the second time against me
MeNiehol hys at 26t North Lawrence street.
Saturday night. March 13.
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CAGE TITLE AT STAKE
American Basketball League Race
Decided Tonight.


The American League championship Will be
decided tonight when Girard Alumni meet ST.