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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-11
ATHLETICS WILL TRY
FOR LAST WITH CUBS
Players Listless in Game With
Chicagoans-Recruit Pitcher
Gets Good Drubbing.
trRoM STAFF cOnnrsroNDESr.I

TAMPA, Fla. March 1l.-Listlessness
on the part of the Athletics and the in-l
effectiveness of recruit pitcher lost an
other game to the Chicago Cubs, to 3.
But Captain Harry Davis is not driving
his men. 1t Is apparent that the Chlca
goans are farther advanced in training
than the Mackmen. However, the Ele-
plants are determined to give a battle
royal today In the windup of the series
The Athletics had only two pitchers in
the game yesterday, while Bresnahan
used three. Shawkey was the first to
step to the rubber During his five-round
term shawkey should have had only one
run scored Off him, but there were two
Both of the tallles were made in the
fourth on two hits and Cranes error.
This morning was another half holiday for
the Athletics here. 1t 10 probable that II the
Cubs had not been ordered out by Bresnahan,
Harry Davis would have had his men do
some work because OF the slow exhibition
they put up yesterday. oo
Batting practice scheduled for 1880
o'clock The weather today is good and a big
crowd Is expected at the game in the after
noon. Harper and Schang probably Will OPP
pose Vaughn and Archer in the battery de-
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MACK'S OUTFTELDFRS
HAVE EDGE ON TOUTR,
BEANTOWN ROMpER,
Strunk, Murphy and oIa
ring Among Best in RI. L
League Baseball = Az
letics' Reserves Als.
Show Fine Form.


JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Marcb
There are some who contend ~,
Carrigan has in Duffy 1ow,.
Speaker and Harry Hooper a trio I,
fielders unequaled in baseball M,
all right from a Boston viewpoIn,
Connie Mack has three men now 49,,
in Jacksonville who, in the onls,.1
Philadelphians are the superior. !. y
aggregate to the Red sox es,a..
Rube oldring, Amos Strunk ana NJ
Murphy surely do form, and civ.
dence that they again will form
of the greatest outheld conbina,,s.
the game. :
Since their arrival in this "a.
training purposes the three great An
outfielders have been on their 49, ~ ~
stantly. There Is not one of tbsr, s ".
has any superfluous weight and ra,
who has slowed UP in the least slnc. v,
close of last season. This Gamma, 4. 4.
of the Boston outfielders. Lewis II.
has trouble in getting down to tinss
shape and he has been SLOWING ~
good deal during the last few yesp
While records are not conclusive. ,ba Z.
of last season do not show bv any AsA
that the, Bostonians have anything y ~ 1.
tha %sg lie se.ot R any battsdP n ist
spssksr' 8ss; HOOPER. .paE s9Ss 2i WhsT hdSTs s,.,,
down 10 an insidsr 'R SattinE tiHssN; nS.rass hss'
puts tho Athletic flelders on a par MA vs. L.
cultured gentlemen from Down East 80 y
black figures. - '"o ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-11
Y. M. C. A. ATHLETES
in GAMES TONIGHT
Annual Indoor Track and Field
Championships Are to Be
Held at Central Gymnasium.

OF great Importance will the annual
indoor track and field championship meet
of the Philadelphia District be to the
Y. NJ. c. A. athletes at the Central Y. NJ
G. y. gymnasium tonight. Over 100 of
the best athletes in this section are en-
tered, and some of the records are very
likely to go by the boards
The Central and the West Branch squads
are tho probable winners OF tha team cham
s be @ h 0 Eons pst o bs Sf the
trai has champion athletes in its lists. and
Among the best athletes entered are the
IN THE sPRINTs.
=, West Branch-A. Droies. NJ. j. B. aIcDonagh!
Se%rge Miller and E. P; Hurley.
w. Gadd, ". Lauer George sutton. E. Leyrer
A. Wnton. P. M. Gee and F. rfrSmeF r. eaheS'
Pennsylvania Railroad Branch-L. Trout, G..
Hugo, S. Palmer and G.. Phillips.
DISTANCE EVENTS.
West Branch-C NJ. Bauman Thomas Ide.
Central ,BranehI,w. n. Fawley' Sam Weiitz,
Camden Branch-H. Sage. C. MILAN and f.
Pennsylvania Railroad Branch--w. Trout, j.
Kelly and E. Meehan.
JUMPS AND WEIGHTS
Pennsylvania Railroad Branch-H. Il. Nc
Blame. A; sGhaffer, f. Hasselberg, w. Patter-
North Branch-Reiner, Eithington. W. Klink,
and j. Van Alst.
Camden Branch-H. I. Mettan and "A. Shirley
Central Branch-H McGrath, II. F. Dana
W.. Simpson. A. Swain, Il. Schatter, W. Lauer
and Z. Leyrer.
The Central Y. NJ. c. a. swimming team
has arranged return meet with German town
y. NJ. c. A., to be held in Centrars pool to-
in Germantown, but hopes to regain Its lost
laurels.
At last nights Metropolitan Registration
Committee meeting the resgnations OF Mel
Sheppard and Mike Ryan, two OF America 5
greatest athletes were accepted.
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CAMDEN ENGAGES
JASPER QUINTET
Eastern Basketball League
Leaders Play Tonight, Then
Have But One More Game.

Camden basketball team has half a
game lead on Reading in the Eastern
League championship series as a result of
their SO to 81 triumph over the Bears
in the game played Tuesday night before
fully $500 spectators in the Sd Regiment
Armory, Camden.
The Jerseymen have two more games to
play with Jasper, winners of last years
championship. The first game will be
played tonight in Nonparell Hall, and the
final next week in Camden, The Read
ing team has three more games TO
play. Two of the games to be played are
away from home. The upstate team will
play De Neri at Musical Fund Hall, on
Saturday night. They will tackle TFen-
ton, at Trenton. on next Monday night,
and are scheduled to close the season on
Saturday. March aO with De Neri. in
Reading.
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PILLS JIG AND TROT;;
READY FOR LAST GO
WITH HAVANA REDS
Rapid Signal Practice Held
by Moran's Squad.
Mayer Slated to Pitch
Today's Game-Dance to
Players Tomorrow.

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March IL
Genuine summer weather greeted the
Philies this morning when they emerged
from their quarters. The usual line of
pedestrians, motorists and cyclists was
seen on the trail leading to Coffee Pot
Park, where practice was held.
Something seldom seen in Philles
training camp on previous trips South
occurred this morning on the bail field.
THAT was an hour or two of signal drills.
: Ices Moran drew UP code Of signals
and each man on the squad had thor
ough quiz.
The ouakers will close the present series
this afternoon with the Havana Reds. Mayer
is slated to pitch. Tomorrow the Athletics
win appear here for two days visit
These games are attracting general interest.
. Manager Moran announced that there would
be dance tomorrow evening at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel for the hall players and guests
of the hotel The Phillies boss IS heartily
in favor OF the uue-stCp ana fox trut. nrSu ng
that bercfiCa exercise can he derived 10 the
stepping and gliding to tuneful must. Tie
players who have not already taken up moiern
dancing are spending their evenings rchearslng
in the various halls and corridors OF the
headquarters. The affair tomorrow viii be in
return tomorrow morning from Orlando. where
q croditable showing made against the
birmingham champions OF the Southern
League.
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WELSH AND RITCHIE
BITTER ON BOUT EVI
Singing Challenges Befon
Battle in New York Tonighs
Title at Stake.

NEW YORK. March 1l.-stinEHl
thrusts at one another formed the n
messages from the training camps
Willie Ritchie and Freddie Welsh toilE
The former champion and his success
who clash in ten-round whlrl at Aaa
son Square Garden tonight, showed be-
'1ove" for each other in their last wafa
on the battle.
I'll make Rltchie dog it. just like Y
in London when I took his title as4
from him." was Welsh's boast Z
there's any knockout, I'll deliver i
IF Welsh will stand up and fight like 4 =
I'll beat him cleanly. by a knockout Z
swered Ritchie. IF he covers Ike -
and is afraid to come out and fight. | q
have hard time reaching him, but fh
anyway"
Both fighters were down to the Feqss.
weight-135 pounds-early today. They Nel.z
In at 2 O'Clock this afternoon. The Sal ssaI Z. !
for the bout Is the largest ever reeofas " /.
the city. More than $40. 900 worth q y. ". -
had been disposed of today. SSo'VVo e
Is expected.
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PENN SWIMMERS vICToRs
Defeat Princeton Natators, 33 to 20,
in Tiger Pool.

Princeton won tho intercollegiate water polo
championship last night by defeating Pennsyl-
vania, 40 to IL. at Princeton. Pennsylvania
took the swimming meet, however, by a score
Of 38 to 90 Nourse was the star for the Tigers
in water polo. scoring all but one of Prince
toms goals. Shryock's work for Pennsylvania
was the feature OF the swimming meet
Summaries:
20O-yard relay--Won by Princeton, Lester.
Deacey, Selbie and Madden. Time, LAO 40
50-yard dash-Dead heat for first between
Shryock, Pennsylvania. and Delacey, Prince
ton; third, Madden. Princeton Time 20 3-o
seconds.
220-yard swim-Won by Hughes, Pennsylvl-
MIA; second. Shryock, Pennsylvania; third,
Lester, Princeton. Time, 60 4-5 seconds.
Fancy dvng-Won by Coons. Pennsylvania;
second, tic between Freissel and Brereton,
Princeton
Plunge-Won by Lepmann. Pennsylvania. dis
tance "a feet; second, Shoemaker, Pennsylva-
nia 66 It. 9 in; third, Shipman, Princeton,
61 It. Record for tank.
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PLAY PITTSBURGH HERE
Swarthmore Five to Battle Visitors
for State Title Saturday.

Mana ger Seaman of the Swarthmore basket
ball team. received a telegram from the Uni
versty of Pittsburgh yesterday in which they
agreed to meet the Garnet team In this city.
Manager Seaman tried TO arrange. the game
oil the Pennsylvania floor. He finally secured
Grcystock's Hall, and the game will be played
this. Saturday evening at Cooper Battalion
Hall.
This game will decide the State collegiate
championship OF Pennsylyania. swarthmore,
winners OF the eastern division, beat Albright,
winners OF the central division, last Saturday
and won the right to meet the University of
Pittsburgh, who succeeded in winning the
western championship last Saturday by de-
feating State College.
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O'DonnelI Whins Moore

The following are the results OF the amateur
boxing bouts held at the Gayety Theatre last
night:
i25-pound class, semfnals-Jack Lawrence
quit to Joe Cannon in the first round: Harry
Hughes wes awarded the decision over Eddie
Kelly at the end of the third round; Jimmy
round
11O-pound class-Charley o. Donnel won from
Eddie Moore I'm three rounds: Kid Carney quit
to Eddie McGovern in the first round.
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two on bases and two strikes called.
The Tiger pitcher calls in Catcher
Schmidt and tells him to get set for a
low strike around the knees. He then
breaks one over that Schultz misses a
foot for the third strike. But the game
wasn't quite over. The ball strikes
Schmidts glove, caroms off to the grand
stand and two Cubs score, tieing up the
contest. The Tiger pitcher had a pretty
right to show a streak of temper. But
what he did was to look at Schmidt and
tell him to keep his head up and keep on
lighting. And when he said 1t he smiled.
And he kept on smiling as he retired the
side and fought on to l2-innlng draw.
The pitchers name. l.. r. H., was Wild
BIZ Donovan. Wasn't that a fair enough
test in which to judge the sincerity and
quality of smile? Or does he have to
have his head shot off first?
You might say that the occasion was no
time to smile On the contrary. If Dono-
van had broken or gone into tha air or
lost his temper Schmidt and the rest OF
the club would have likely cayed In. AS
It was that smile brought them back into
the tight. They saw then that a game
man stood in the box, ready to take the
break OF the game as 1t came to him
without culver. And a man game
enough to smile under a break of that
sort isn't likely to curl up because his
ball club happens to lose a few tough
games.
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SMASH RIFLE RECORD
West Virginia University Marksmen
Totaled 979.

Previous records for the season were shat
tered at MorRantown, W. Va. when the West
virginia University rifle team completed tho
squad. Tho team totaled 970 points out OF a
possible 1000, betterlng the best previous score
by !. Jennings was high man with 10s.
Robert Young. a sophomore of the Mlllersville
State Normal School football team, who has
played every year since entering the school.
hns been elected captain of next years team
He played right tackle last season.
! Yale's wrestling team had no trouble in de-
feating Harvard in the annual dual meet at
New Haven last night. IL to /.
The University of Rochester basketball team
closed a very successful season at Rochester
last night by defeating Dartmouth, AZ to 10
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Graft Heads Cynwyd Club

The Cynwyd Club held It's annual meeting in
the clubhouse at Cynwyd last night and the
business of chief importance was the election
of officers, which resulted follows: Presi-
dent, William 3. Kraft; first vice president,
Frank II. Sykes; second vice president. Fred
C. Sewbourg, Jr.; secretary. John H. Faunce :
treasurer. ]. Randall Williams, Jr.; board OF
governors for three years, Wilbur F Hamilton,
Francis S. Laws. e Newton Wigfall; for two
years. Walter S. Marsh, Evan ]. 6pangler;
for one year, j. v. e. Titus
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-11

THIS laUuIHlIoH uOss not SNOW That the ~
ton trio mas any advantage In the dtlaf,t
trary, considering the number Of games NJ
were in, the Athletics show UP consds,siS,l
better. Strunk led all OF the outfelisss 4
the American League by big marEn' M.
made Only four errors throughout the Az
can League campaign.
Not only has Mack these three speedy n,
flelders to depend on this season, but Is II
three more to act as reserves, all OF whom r.
destined to become fixed stars in the basksi
ate Jimmy Walsh. Lloyd Davies and 81
Thnmnsnn. =
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Chanpes in Reds Line-Up

Cincinnati fans are optimism itself.
They believe Charley Herzog will produce
4 winner this year with the contemplated
shirts Ia the lineup. 1t is said that Her
zoa viii use Doom and Clarke behind
the bat as first string men and will as
sign IVY Wingo to first base. Ivan Olson,
secured from the Maps, may cover third
base. with Herzog at short and Groh at
second. Tommy Leach viii play centre
lIeId and will lead off in the batting order.
Tie other outnelders probably will be
Kiillfer and Twombley. Herzog has 20
hoxmen.
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CHAMPION GUEST
BEATS CHAMPION
Fred Poggenburg in Amateur
Tournament Wins Over E.
w. Gardner, 400 to 245.

Champion defeated champion in the sew
enteenth game of the tournament for the
national amateur championship at the
Union League last night, when ], Ferdl-
nand poggenburg, of the Leiderkranz So
eiety, New York, international champion,
won from the national champion, Edward
w Gardner, of the Arion Club, New
York, by 400 to 245 in 20 innings 1t
was New York night, and a large delega-
tion came over from Gotham to view
their favorites.
Mayor Blankenburg was an interested spec
lator In the afternoon game Joseph Mayer
defeated Charles Heddon. OF Dowagiac, Mich.
400 10 l85 in 20 innings setting a high aver
age record OF 90
Gardner-6 8 81 O5oo o s5 II
10 Z Q . 20 16 2. Total. 245.
Average. 1929. Hun run. so.
26 90 6s 70 As / IL p 0 Is. Total 400,
Average. II 24-29. High run. "a.
Heddon-4 o 81 II 27 10 1 o
% 9 10. Total, 1e4, Average. s1-21. High
run. 81.
% 81 % 2I. Total. 400 Average, 20.
c,rr !, Arr14A5f- IN, MN. r,r A vuBu-
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Penn and Spring Practice

We can't exactly get the hitch of Penn's
idea at giving up spring football practice
Football is now a matter OF skill at
handling and passing the ball, as much
as 1t is a matter or anything else. And
this skill can only be developed by hard
practice. which win require far more
time than any coach can find from Sep
tsmber through November.
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PILLS GAMES ON to-
PHIL YANIGANS TO PLAY
BIRMINGHAM AGAIN TODAY
Jacobs and Fish Score Success in
Battery Work for Moran.

ORLANDO. Fla March 1.-THE squad OF
YanlFans which Manager Moran, OF the Phil
lies. sent here for two-gafne series with Biz
minEham. sprang surprise upon the chnm-
pions OF the Southern League by defeating
the latter Yesterday afternoon by TO e.
The Yanlgans put up a splendid exhibition
In all departments. Martin. Irelan and OCon-
nor hitting the ball hard. and 1relan. Martin
and Fletcher pulling of some splendid plays
In tho hed while the battery work Of Jacobs
and Fish was nigh class. Jacobs allowed only
one hit IN the first fve innings. but he weak
ened toward the close Of the game.
The Yanighns surprised birmingham by put
ting four runs over the plate In the FIRST inning
by on pass TO Seigiei and singles by Fletcher.
lrelan. O'Connor and Tlncup. 1relan sent In
two more runs In the second inning with
three beREer TO deep centre. while misplays and
single by Martin Tailed another in the
fourth Martin again sent a runner home in
the ninth with a single.
The same teams will play here again today
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Huey Beats Hahman

CHICAGO, March II. - William Huey, OF
Chicago. defeated John Hshman, OF Min
neapolis, IN the FIRST game OF Yesterdays
billiard tournament by score OF 80 TO AZ
IN n innings. Hueys high run was and
John Dsly. of New York. defeated Jess Lean,
OF Chicago. so TO 80. In SO innings. Daly's
high run vas and Leans 4
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Penn Runners al PrIneeIon

The Penn two-mile team will meet ~ 4sa
quartet in an indoor race tonight IL
and Blue team will consist OF p"t7ssf
phreys. etout and Meredith
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]. F. Miller Made Commodore

Yapewi Aquatic Club elected the following
officers: Commodore, John r. Miller vice
Charles e. Burr; secretary, Joseph B. Rey.
n5ids; captain. Harry l.. Ships; mate, Carl
Wisse ii. &. Ford. q. B. Ayres. Q. n KoeniE,
Sr, and F. N, Thomson; Regatta Committee,
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The Bush to the Big League

The Bush to the Big League
send you my sons aud my tavorite ones,
The sons that love the best
send them to you tOhen knotO they are
due
And ready to meet the test;
I send you my sous, but 1t isn't gift;
It's merely loan, for tohen
They haze serued out their day Of "pro-
motion aud pay"
They come TO my arms again
For they all come back to their mother,
HotUever the die Is cast;
They gather the cheers OF the radiant
gears
reach and entold them, make them and
and mold them,
By fields OF the East and the West;
Aud then at the time OF their ball playing
prime
You take them Gtody from my breast
you give them acclaim at the height OF
their fame,
In the gloto of their youth-bat tohen
They are broken aud done and their glory
Is spun
They come to my arms again
For then all come back TO their mother,
HoUeper the die Is cast;
They gather the cheers Of the radiant
years
But the bush Is their home at last.
Our idea of nothing to froth about just
At present is whether or not Jess Willard
meets Jack Johnson at Juarez or Havana
Mexican situation becoming badly
tangled" Which is a good bit like ad-
hitting that the North Pole is beginning
to get raw and chilly in spots
Concerning "the Smile That Won't"
Etc.
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CoLUMBIANs WANT FOOTBALL

NEW YORK, March 11.--After an hour OF
open discussion as to whether Columbia Uni
versity undergraduates want intercollegiate
the University Committee on Student Organ-
izations the forum OF Columbia College voted
last night to accept the scheme which bars
Yale. Harvard Princeton. Cornell and Penn
sylvania for period of five years and limits
those eligible to play to Columbia College,
University Hall was packed to the doors. The
motion not carried unanimously, four
prominent undergraduates voting against and
dpproximately 600 for IL
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Welsh's Chances Tonight

Feddie Welsh. worlds champion light
weight. has excellent chances to retain
his title after the battle with Willie
Ritchie tonight in New York. However,
Ritehie has not fought since he lost to
Welsh last year. and 1t is difficult to get
a line ON his work. He may spring a
surprise. Welsh's fighting since his vic
tory has been i'm and out, but he will put
forward his best efforts against his old
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Boxing for Nevada Promised

RENO, New, March 11.-After having ~
rejected in the Senate by a close vote, ssu,a.
Arnold's 20-round boxing bill was brought ),
yesterday upon a motion for recommenliaa
and passed by vote of 16 to g.
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TRAINING Camp's Lament

They've put the ban on cigarettes.
Thsyus put the ban on bseri
We cdnuot stay out late at night
Nor gamble tDhtle tee'Te here
We eaHHot do the things trs t1ish
we edH't hare dHy fun at al;
1t fsn't anu joke 10 be
IH training for baseball,
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Lambkin severely Injured

kin. a mechaniclan. was probably fatally in
tured yesterday, when a racing a,9tomobils
tore through the fence of the Venice race
course. LamblSn was picked up in a vacant
lot 70 feet from where the car left the course
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ROY Thomas Chief Sneaker

Roy Thomas. baseball coach at the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania, was the chief speaker
at the annual banquet last night in Brown
Memorial Hall of the Lehigh University Y NJ
q. A.. at South Bethlehem. He gave a rons-
ing talk 10 400 students on athletics. S. Paul
Taylor was POSTMASTER
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Penn Gymnasts in Exhibit

The gymnasium team of the University OF
Pennsvlvania held its last practice yesterday
afternoon In preparation for the dual meet
with Yale, which will be held In Welghtman
Hall on Saturday To put on the finishing
an exhibition meet at Radnor High School
this afternoon.
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Phil Bloom Winner

NEW YORK. March IL. = Phil Bloom of
Brooklyn. had the better of his bout with
Young Brown at the Long Acre A. c. last
night; Ralph Grunan stopped Buddy Ryan IN
bout at the sharkey A. c. last night
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Hockey Title at Stake

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Amateur
Hockey League championship of 1915 will be
decided tonight, when the st. Nick and the
Boston A. A. sevens meet at the st. Nicholas
Rink in the last game OF the series.
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Employees OF the Pennsylvania Railroad shops

Delaware College will open its baseball season
at Newark on April II with the Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute. The remainder of the
schedule includes number of games at home,
and is considered the best which has been ar
rAnEed In Years.
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Mentioning No Names

Ihere tods certain golfer
Who missed Httle putt;
And after he had missed Il
He merely n1urmured "Tut!"
He mag hare acted proper
But TN bet you forty beers
He'll HsUer make a golfer
In tt0eHtU thousand years.
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Madonna Has Omen Dates

The Madonna basketball team has a few
dates open next week ana would like to meet
ain teams dlsputlng It's claim to the inde-
pendent championship Of tho city and also the
Catholic club championship. Madonna has
Won 1B out OF the last 10 games IN the eiiml-
nation series Teams Offering fair guarantees
street.