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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-25
KAISER KOPF, SPEEDY
FIELDER, LOOKS GOOD
FOR BAKERS OLD JOB
Ahlets and Phillies Off
Tomorrow for Training
in Florida-Contest for
Places Spurs Interest of
Local Fans.

The baseball prelude begins tomorrow
for Philadelphians. The Athletics and
phlilies sail from New York to their
training camps in Florida. Both teams
leave here on the same train at 8 a. m.
Friday. At 1 o'clock the Clyde steam
shin Apache will be tugged out of New
york harbor, bearing the two local clubs
and the Brooklyn Nationals.
The Athletics will arrive at their train
ing camp, Jacksonville, Monday morn
ing barring submarine interference.
Moran's men will lunch in Jacksonville
on that date, then take an afternoon
train for st. Petersburg, arriving at the
western coast resort Tuesday morning.
wilbur Robinson's bunch also will go
by train from Jacksonville to Daytona.
There will be far more than the usual
interest taken in the spring doings of
both the Athletics and Phillies this spring.
Hitherto there have been almost no posi-
tlons open in the makeup of the Mack
men, and but few in the Phillies' ranks
This year things are different The
Phillies must build up an infield and get
tine outfield in working order, while the
task before Mack Is to construct n re-
liable pitching staff and develop a third
baseman to take the place of Run
Home" Baker.
Just here 1t is not out of order to take
note of William Kopf, Bakers probable
successor. Kopf's work was brought to
the notice of Connie Mack in 1912 Though
he showed up well, Mack, who then had
Billy Orr as a prospective utility infielder
allowed the Toledo club, of the American
Association, to use Kopf in 1918. He was
turned over to Cleveland at the end of
the 1918 season, but Manager Birming-
han)4dld not think a great deal of king
BHseyy" the name he used in Toledo,
SHE result was that Mack exercised
the option he had on Kopf for 1914 and
took him South last spring. After a
battle with Orr, lasting throughout the
training season and we'll into the Amer
lean League campaign, Kopf finally beat
out his rival for the position of substi-
tute nfielder.
On a number of occasions last year
Kopf was put in at third and second
bases. when Baker and Collins were in
disposed. He showed up brilliantly in
the field in those contests and hit at a
fair clip. Like the majority of ball
players, Kopf will do far better at the
bat when he is allowed to play steadily.
He naturally Is a left-handed hitter, but
against southpaws he bats from the reg
ular side of the plate. and to all appear
ances Is just as good batting right-handed
as left.
Kopf is only % years old, is remarkably
fast and Is as agile and quick in his ac-
tions as Eddie Collins. He will be able
to take care of third base in way which
will make the fans forget Baker, so far
as the fielding end of the game is con-
cerned His arm Is strong and he Is ac-
curate in his tossing to first
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PENN RELAY PRACTICE
Coach Orton Will Select Teams After
Trials Saturday.

Coach DR.. George w. Orton, Of the
University of Pennsylvania track team,
announced this afternoon that he would
hold trials on Saturday for the various
relay teams which will represent the
Quakers in the indoor meet of the Inter
collegiate A. A. A. A, which will be held
at Madison Square Garden, New York.
Saturday night, March G.
Trials win be held for the following
events
Team of tive men, each 10 run $50 yards /;
team of five men, each to run 300 yards
team OF four men, each TO run 500 yards
team of four men, each to run 1000 yards /;
team of four men, each TO run 20OC yards;
team of four men, one TO run 200 yards,
one to run 800 yards, one TO run 800 yards
and one to run 1000 yards.
The Quaker track authorities have de-
cided to enter all of the relays with the
possible exception of the race for 500
yards Whether or not they win also be
represented here win depend on the show
ing made on Saturday. Trials for the
three team field events will be held on
Monday. These events are the shotput,
the high jump and the pole vault II Is
not likely that the Quakers win be rep-
resented in the shotput because of
scarcity OF weight men, Mike Dorizas
the best of the lot, is now i'll in the Unit
versity Hospital.
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Juarez Entries

Al, ti,st race. purse. 2.year-old maiden hllies
iiil k9sf Nsl,. NiSTie; il2 Medsa, 1i2 pa%istSa'
hl5IoSSd SeI9ond Saee, selling s-yeaE-olds and up
or iO6 Air fEs'o9 Gns 16a oI fav61,s LHs,a gS
s- AustIl, 1866 'Admiral's Daughter. 105;
bblaspero Lad, 1O7; 'Sam Connor 10: c. X
Bss,lFi, Bos,ia, ~ Tettler. 1l2i REGARDS, lis; Mike
"aTatlllh; lhi Captain Lindsey. lis.
..ihlId race, selling for 3-year-olds and up, z
hr tr.l9hg5-hangaree, 1922 Gano, 105; sGreen-
svsee; l0I; Pedro, i1O; california Jack. 10;
sensdpl no; 'ohliyion, 10; Amazement 112;
ps ssnoflta Dana, ll9; Charles j. Harvey 116;
laadassyyo l dasssy IL; Tony Koch. l15; otilO 1l5i
gsgrth race eandelaEa handicap, turlOngs
~ S65'8fF@euse 100 Mex, 100; Florence Roberts,
f,'h f5EIhO race; selling for s-year-olds ana up.
iVas.op Sso1.Alkana 81 a5; sViya. 05; sConeha, 85:
knoHbssaL ba9i Burnt. %; Avocado 100: John
iissf iEmlly, III; Ancestors 113: Praetorlan
.t4aAssh race, selling. 4-year-olds and up mile
sHsiass sHsstissT S,.e gs; ,'Thomas Hare ss 'Rlck, ss;
iady Ayysgstns yslss ien4e. 1O3i orbleulatlen. i08;
MontgadrSens 1905 q. W, Kennon, los: Dave
sfiass-olAery, "a los; Autumn, los.
x1ppfentiee allowance claimed
ff-'het clear; track fast
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JACK JOHNSON RENTS
HOUSE IN HAVANA AND
AWAITS ALL COMERS
Negro Pugilist Leases
House for Year VIII
Fight Willard in Cuba, or
Not at All - Curley's
Last Effort.

| HAVANA, Feb. 25.--Jack Johnson will
not go to Mexico to fight Jess willard,
but will remain indefinitely on Cuban soil
to defend the worlds heavyweight title
against all comers.
This was indicated today when the
black champion announced he had leased
for one year house in vedado. a suburb.
johnson intends to reside there, making
Havana his headquarters.
He gave an exhibition last night before
a large crowd in the Auditorium and dis
played all his old-time speed, despite
overweight. He now tips the beam at
2l5 pounds. He appeared wearing
French flag around his belt.
1t is regarded as certain the Johnson-
willard fight II It is fought, VIII be
staged here. NJ. Klegin, promoter, has
matched Johnson to fight McVey in Ha-
vana next month. 1t will be 25-round
bout.
The Cubans are enthusiastic about box
ing, but are tired of negro fighters. They
want TO see some white boys. johnson
started training today along Marianao
Beach.
Ell PASO, Tex, Feb. 25.-In final at
tempt to induce Jack johnson TO come to
Mexico and fulfil his engagement to hight
Jess willard at Juareg, Jack Curley, the
promoter of the contest, left for Havana
today He believes he can allay the
champions fears of dire calamity II he
comes TO Mexico and was confident be-
fore leaving that he would bring the big
Black" back with him, and that the cham
pionship go would be pulled off not later
than March II.
TORONTO. Ont, Feb. 25.-Tom Flana-
gan, trainer, today received a cablegram
from Jack johnson, at Havana, saying
the champion had called Off his fight with
Jess Willard at Juarez. Mex, scheduled
for March G. The fight, johnson says.
will take place in Havana. Flanagan
trained johnson for his fight with Jeffries
at Reno in 1910.
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representative called in, regardless OF the
price.
Great Enterprise
This is no chatting matter. Messrs.
Ford and Ade are to be congratulated for
having devised one of the greatest of all
boons to humanity.
There are now 100000 golfers in Amer
lea. The families of these golfers num-
Der at least 100000. In addition there are
outside friends to the number of 10000, 900.
So the Willing Ears Co., Ltd, appeals
directly to at least 13, 700, 900 folks!
In addition, when the company Is fully
organized 1t will furnish employment to
100000 men, and possibly a great many
more, as most golfers will want at least
two Willing Listeners around. So that
means over 100000 people-men, women
and children, affected by this miraculous
organization
Still on the Job
Home-run Baker has quit baseball for
the farm; Hobe Baker is going to quit
New York for st. Paul. and Homer Baker
Is planning to quit the running game for
cycle racing.
But those bakers in charge of the bread
supply are entirely willing to stay put
without the semblance of shft-save In
price.
From the Seat of War
BraUe kings aud enlperors aud counsellors,
Who grdUely boto response unto the
cheer,
Who, il they had to face one peasants
charge,
Would find their yelIoto souls torn out
By fear.
why haven't baseball conditions been
Greatly improved for the player?" H. l..
x. desires to know. Isn't the player get
;ing more money than he ever got be-
fore?"
Many of them are. But how about those
600 players who will be cut adrift by May
through the inability of club owners to
stand the heavy tax? Are conditions i'm
proved where those getting good money
receive additional kale at the expense Of
those barely making living?
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Havana Results

First race. 2 furlongs, purse 800, for 2-year-
S5d To- maidsnS[ ,a Marian9o, li2, Wolf, to
q to I, to L. even, seeondi Blanchita, 1l2,
bseerner, 90 ., even, to 2. third. Time.
Periseope, Larkin, Pikeland also ran.
Second race, mile. purse. $500. 3.year-olds
To g. 70 Of D. sRslsy %oH Mdk Nal NoaR iS
Llainerty u 70 !, to. 1, to ). second
Tine. l;4T Is. Flask. TSy Pay, Bob r.,
Apiaster and Volthorpe also ran.
Third race, 5h furlongs, purse s4oO. s.
tear-olds and up, selling-Razan, 100 Miller,
70 l. 10 l, even, won; Brown Prince. 1903,
Jenes, 10 to /, @ TO l. to /, second; st.
.hArlotto, 100, Lamasters, 0 to 2. to o. 4
% o. third. Time, 1:11. Saturnus Easter
roy. bulger, Gitana, Mr. Mack. Madeline b.
tnd Mortgyle also ran.
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YALE NINE PLAYS PENN

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. pa feature of
the Yale University baseball schedule for the
coming season announced last night is a
series OF three games with Penn, Harvard and
Princeton, the final standing to be determined
on a percentage basis.
The following games are included in the
April l. Georgetown, at Washington; April
inroS %asARgtGn AmsTSan Leagpe at Wash
Gharlottesyille; April 5. Holy Cross, at Balti-
AOr ApTi ApTiI Psn1isyVS2nia, at BSaltmore;
AnnaPSolig; April, IL. New York Nationals, at
s.Sb,a YORK nr ApE 81 l1 Pennsyvania at Pha 9n
Nay l. University of Virginia. at New
May 20. Princeton, at New Haven; June g.
tisnnsylyania, at New Haven; June ~, Prince
Haven; June 22, Harvard. at New Haven;
June 2., Harvard, at Cambridge June %,
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Havana Entries

az sl race. furlongs purse, 500. 8-year-
re-s eAa Up, selling-Quisn Sabe. iOI: Hip
i67 hss lo'i Laura, l05; Yireo. l05; .cooster,
si5s i5-2na race. 9 fuFlongsS purse. 500, s-ysar-
ifoassna a w W. Se1lhli1ns.Iady 1h1s Jane Grey, l0l :
pness ii9@ @ tiVi Nshoet' liz ben
NJ 5aifd gass. . farlonEg, purse. $500, s-year-
NJ 4td Up seliing-eMay Ipps a5: sI.ady
joo s9 eolnmbia Lady, 100: Blanche lewis,
go, eeigert i0is Eleetrlclan tO2. sBlaek
h4rn Dance, IA
oldz raee. Q lqrlonEs purse 500 a-year-
cdf 49, ~ nhnaieaf Encore, ae; Cole, ooi
49, tein Green, 100; a. NJ Akin l01; Pro-
~ Ciin Field, 100; Republican. li5.
ri7z ~ t-ss. ~ fnrlonEs purse $500, a-year-
esaaAi8 AR selling Catherine TurneF 100;
nassa-. H's lt3i tEunlce i0s, Euterne no.
100 oqld COZ li2 uncie Zen lit.
is tAii Nae. iiai charley MeFerran.
tnitEe allQaa hcu elaImad
-r+ aeHfi szaet Eead.
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Cross-Dundee Fight on

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The night be-
tween Leach Cross and Johnny Dundee.
New York lightweights, scheduled for this
city for tomorrow night. was called on
this afternoon. owing 10 an Injury 10
Cross nose The night originally was to
have been between Cross and Ad Wolgast,
former lightweight champion.
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FEDERAL MEETING TOMoRRow

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-The Federal League
meeting at Buffalo tomorrow and FRI
day is to be one OF the most important OF
the year. Pat t. Powers will be vel
coined as a magnate, the schedule win be
arranged and there will be a meeting OF
all the managers, the umpires and the
attending baseball writer's In an efrort 70
iron out all Of the wrinkles Of the playing
rules.
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SHOTS FOR THE BASKET
Charley White to Play Tomorrow
With De Neri Five

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Reading :. q il G56' De Nerl =. Il Il 10 al M
TS.nfSn fSmSsn Il SSo SSoo GS24eeggssIEook GS2egsIE s i 5 594
Card for Notwithstanding at Jasper.
The Greystock basketball team defeated
Camden, 4S to 40. in n rapid-scoring and ex-
citing Eastern League game in the Sd Regi-
ment Armory, Camden. last night, 1t was
the second consecutive triumph OF the Greys
over the Jerseymen, they helping to knock
them out of first place by winning from them
at home last Friday night by II to 25.
Charley White, the heavy-scorIng guard of
the st. Agatha Interstate League team. was
secured by tho De Neri Eastern League club
last night and he Will ion the team in time
10 play against Greystock tomorrow night
White, u few weeks ago, was given brief
tryout hy GreYstock.
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NO ROOM FOR o'DAY
Former Cub Manager Not On Nation
al League Umpire Roster.

CHICAGO, Feb 25.-President Tener,
of the National League. today notified a
Chicago friend that his stan of umpires
was complete and that he had no place
for Hanx o'Day, the veteran arbitrator
and former manager OF the Cubs. William
Brennan, chief OF the Federal League
stan, Immediately attempted to land
oDay. It is said O'Day is also under
consideration by the American League
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NORTHEAST TIES
C. II. S. FOR LEAD
Post-season Game May Be
Necessary to Decide Scho-
lastic League Championship
SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE STANDING.
SECOND TEAMS STANDING

The championship OF the Scholastic
Basketball League may and may not be
decided next Tuesday afternoon. when the
final games of the organization will be
played Northeast High School tied Cen
tral High School for the lead yesterday
afternoon by defeating Southern High
School, 27-22
Next week Central High School will play
Southern High School and Northeast High
School Will encounter West Philadelphia High
Northeast winning or losing their games, a
post-season contest will be necessary to decide
However II Southern High pulls the un-
expected again and beats the Crimson and
Gold, az tke doHntoH ners did in the only two
Northyas over West Philadelphia viii give
the sth street and l.ehigh avenue quintet the
title. ON the other hand. Central High win
and Northeast defeat will decide the cham
pionship in the formeT's favOr and will bring
a close TO one OF the closest and most Interest,"
Ing basketball races ever held IN this city.
Southern Hlgh Schools reserves added the
NTH game 10 their win column in the second
teams campaign, defeating Northeast High .
The second teams schedule for next week
follows: Southern High vs. Central High and
Northeast High vs. West Philadelphia High,
The track athletes OF Central High school.
West PHILADELPHIA High school, Northeast
High school and southern High school VIII
paiatOry to the second annual indoor quadran-
gular meet az the Third Regiment Armory TO-
morrow Afternoon.
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Syracuse Ball Club Sold

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 25.--The prop
erty of the defunct Syracuse New York
State League Club was sold this afternoon
for $1,000 to Frank T. Miller, a lawyer.
He was acting for n syndicate Of Syra-
cuse people who will form a stock COM
pany to operate the franchise.
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PENN COLE SCHEDULE

he golf schedule OF the university. Of Penn
sYlvana has been announced follows;
March %. Spring Haven G. G.; April 3. Yale
az Philadelphia; April \. Wilmington c. c., at
Wilmington; April o Baltimore G C.. at Bal-
tiIlOre; April 10, Washington c. c. at Wash
lngtcn; April IN Harvard, et Philadelphia;
MAY 4. Princeton, at Philadelphia: MAY s. VIII
mlng.on C. C.; May II. Cornell at Ithaca: May
~. Princeton ~ Princeton
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Who Wants to Work

Johnny Kilbane and Kid Williams are
slated to box on March II for purse OF
$1,000. Solving the intricacies of mathe-
matics. one finds that this means just
$SO555 minute for each of them for the
six rounds of entertainment II Jack
Johnson fights Jess Willard, he will draw
down $500 for each go seconds.
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READING, Pa. Feb. 2s.with the psnrant
of the local hye sustained an injury % lbt
right les which VIII keep him ont Of Tonight
important game With Jasper on the kensiagtol
door.
The accident occurred at The outsx station
vcEterday when the locals returned frnnI HaI-
hishuTg II stepplng on the platiorm saals
twisted his right lex aud badly spIainel tile
ankle. Within q short time the ankle ID
swollen twice Us naturaf size
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Rrodie 10 Conch Rutgera

BALTIMORE. Md, Feb. 25.-Walter
Brodie the famous old Orlole outfelder.
will leave Baltimore Monday to coach the
Rutgers College baseball candidates.
Brodie has been succ sssful in turning out
good teams for Rutgers and Is said to
be we'll liked by the rah-rah boys.
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Penn Five on Trip

The University OF Pennsylvania basket
ball team VIII leave tonight for It's hnal
trip Of the season. Two games win be
played. Tomorrow night the Quakers
play Dartmouth, at Hanover, and on SAT-
urday night they meet the Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute, at Troy.
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But One Field Goal Scored

The final score OF the game between the
Independent basketball team and the st. Jo-
seph,,s Prep team = favored the former hye.
ernoon, But ono field goal was made in the
entire 20 minutes Of play. while each nve
scored one foul goal.
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WELSH VS.. WHITE TONIGHT
Chicago Contender Confident of Beat
ing Lightweight Champion.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Feb. 25.-Charlie White
has hopes OF being the lightweight champion
after his bout with Freddie Welsh tonight
would stop the champion before the end OF the
10-round affair and thus bring the champion
ship back to America. Both lads In me
condition and each Is under the weight, 1875
pounds White Is a slight fayorite In the bet
ling
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HARRISBURG SELLS PLAYER
Brooks Crist Goes to Newport News
League Prospects.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 25.-Brooks Crist,
third baseman and outfielder OF the Harrisburg
rristate baseball team, today was sold to New
port News, OF the Virginia League. This -
close OF last season. Three other deals are
Crist's fielding average is 1857 and his bat
ting average is over 300. He came to Harris-
ipurg four years ago from Brooklyn. The only
statement local officials Will make regarding
next season is that there will be team here
II the Irlstate League continues.
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To the spring training camp scribes:
The fans are not at all interested in your
denuncation of the brand of weather the
South is handing our ball players. Save
your invective for the umpires.
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Strinqside GirIs win Fasily

The girls basketball team o. string
Side school won an easy victory over
ave this afternoon The final score was
t0-l5
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Lehigh Lands Honors

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa. Feb 25.-Lehigh
won from WashnGton and Lee last night, rs
game for Washington and Lee while Brewster
ana Kirkpatrick did best for Lehigh.
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Former Penn Man Winner

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-C A. Mcpherson, for
meriy or the University OF PennBylvania and
now OF the New York A. c. won the junior
duellng sword championship last night IN the
Mcpherson captured the national title after
wing with Paul j. Meylap. OF the Feneersi
Won third place.
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National CIuh,a Ronts

Ray Campbell, of Seattle. Wash. will
meet Pat Bradley of this city. in the
windup at the National A. c., Saturday
night. Grover Hayes and Young Fulton
meet In the seminal
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MoorestoMn Girls Wins

The Camden High School basketball
team WAS defeated by the Moorestown
Friends Academy quintet this afternoon
by score Of s5 to l6.
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0'KEEFE BATTLES
THOMAS TONIGHT
Meet at Broadway for Third
Time - Good Preliminary
Bouts Carded.

The Southwark fight fans are all agog
over the probable result Of the bout be-
tween Charley Thomas and Tommy
o'Keefe, the two downtown favorites. at
the Broadway A. C. tonight. 1t will be
their third meeting in the squared circle
In a little more than month
The program follows.
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Federal Players Jobless

NEW YORK Feb. 25.-Three members o.
the Brooklyn FedeTals are iobless today. Man
aEor Lee MaEea welded the axe on Pitchers
Harry Juui and Oscar Peters and outheldel
George Chouinard.
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NEWARK GETs Bed TEAM

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The much-heralded
formal announcement Of the transfer OF
the Kansas City EedeEals 20 Newark, ~ g..
came today nom Pat Powers, one OF the new
owners. George Stovall viii lead the team
again The players will report at Aarsham.
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CHICAGO FEB. 26-e9eru,anya aeharlar.
has been signed by the Fsdcrai League Is scf
as coach toI ne Newark Fedslsis' - haa
tWo-ye1r cuntraeI The comedian wHd ~ ~
let out hg the Washinetdn Americans ass
winter. made the deal through James s aiI1
more, president of the leasuc. ale viii IeaFa
Chicagc today tomorrow for AtW f14A 10
ioin the keWark federaia nhet ttzs
south
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81 Rita's bows VIII endoavor tonight at s.
Rlfas Hal, Broad and Federal streets 70
NaIaclYs G. c. ~ decide the Catholic Club
BASKETBALL champif p of Phhadelphia-
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Judge Lands threatens 10 hand down
the baseball decision this week. No
hurry, Judge, old scout, the baseball
world is moving along Just as II nothing
had happened or is going to happen
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Garry's Salary

II think my salary of $125OO annually
as chairman OF the National Commission
Is entirely too large. / will advocate
cut."-This is an interview that Garry
Hermann did not give
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Hiram Glass. a Giant rookie, has been
practicing pitching into the mouth OF
cannon. What's the use, HI? ]. Frank
has quit the game
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TOMORROW ~EaN0HHoU NIGH4
Quaker City 4. Al ...l8e So, ~. s'7f''..'.
JOHNNY HRoNsE w. 4oHnss NHEeFH
4oafth utAer Aeets - to1f atas.
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Eddie O'Keefe Boxes Tonight

NFpt YORK Feb 25.-Eddie q ikecfe. of
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