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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16
Henry Johannes

Henry Johannes, retired plumber and
one of the organizers of the Master
Plumbers Association, Died yesterday at
his home POOL River avenue, East Cam
den, following a brief Illness of pneu-
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H>1N0OV q. AzEp2IzL

TO the Y. NJ c. A. this evening to pass
swimming tests. The troop will hike TO
Spring Mills, above Shawmont, Sunday,
TO find summer camp and to pass tests.
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reception was rendered Scoutmaster
Harry Green. of Gloucester City Troop
!. organizer of the Boy Scouts in that
town, in the lecture room of the Presby-
terian Church Wednesday night. William
Thompson presided, and Wilmer II. Leap,
on behalf of the scouts parents, pre-
sented Scoutmaster and Mrs. Green with
two fine chairs. Troops |. Q, and took
active part in the Cleanup" week of
the Board of Health. The troops have
baseball teams and are anxious to play
Philadelphia scout teams.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Vessels Arriving Today

Str. Delaware. New York. merchandise.
Clyde Steamship Company.
Str, Petrolite, New York. ballast. Joseph C.
Gabriel. ]
Str; Romrord Br), Santiago. iron ore. j.
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meadows hikes. overnlsht hikes VIII
start next month. The Easter rabbit
hunt WAS held saturday.
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E u>eNklp Soo1AhzI

Commissioners Goodman and
Merrill are now at work and
soon will conduct whirlwind
automobile tour Of the city, vis-
iting every troop. Commissioner
Edison, who is now in New York,
will report for duty May 1.
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The scout movement has grown fast in
Atlantic City in the last two months
several new troops having been organized.
the latest are at the Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. School and the New Jersey Avenue
School. These will be registered as soon
as scoutmasters are secured, Troops will
also be formed at the Central Grammar
and the Richmond Avenue Schools. The
registered troops are Troop l. Central
Young Mems Christian Association, with
Commissioner Kight in charge: Troop 2,
Y. NJ. G, A (Scoutmaster Adolph w.
Rheinhold); Troop 4, Trinity Methodist
Protestant Church (Scoutmaster Howard
Heller; Troop s. First Baptist Church
CActing Assistant Scotumaster Charles
RobarU; Troop 6, Central Methodist
Church (Scoutmaster Harry Fowden;
Troop Z, Ventnor City CScoutmaster Carl
NJ. NoelkeD Troop s. Massachusetts
Avenue School (Scoutmaster Jay l.. CoIe)
Troop 9, Olivet Presbyterian Church
tScoutmaster George Allen. and Troop
10, st. Paul Methodist Church (Scout-
master Francis Gleisner). There are also
troops at PleasantvilIe. Absecon, Mays
Landing and other nearby towns
Arrangements have been made with the,
Atlantic City and Seashore Railroad Com
pany for special car for "across-the-
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GORDON FIRST IN
800 METER EVENT
Beats W. Anderson. n. Y. 4. G.
Clubmatc. and Eddie Gar
vcy at Jersey City.
SPECTATORS INTERFERE

Jersey City athletic enthusiasts were
so anxious 10 see a set of open handi-
cap games held yesterday under the
auspices OF the st. Bridget's Catholic
Lyceum on the new city Fairgrounds on
Montgomery street that several thousand
persons stood up throughout the after
o A squad of policemen was unable
TO control the crowd. The spectators
would not miss a close finish and ran
across the field as the unners APP
preached the tape.
william +. Gordon, the New York
Athletic Club runner. who recently has
been showing unusually good form. de-
feated a field of seven runners In the 500
meter invitation Cassidy special race.
He had a three yard margin on william
Anderson, "A clubmate. who was second.
Eddie Carney, now unattached, was
third, five yards back The time an
nounced was "a 3-j. but the track
undoubtedly was short. as the announced
time H. less than two seconds less than
the worlds record held by Ted Meredith.
A brilliant and close finish OF inches
marked the end OF the 1000 yard handi-
cap run, when John Brunson of The
Salem-Crescent Athletic club barely
nnsed out Wilson Adams of the Mont-
clair Athletic club. who. with the tape
" yards away. sneaked into second
place past George Buttner of the Irish
American Athletic Club.
Point honors went to the Salem-Cres-
cent with a total Of 10 points. The Hun.
garian American Athletic club was
second with 3 and the Irish Americans
were one point behind them. The sum.
maries
100 Yard Dash. ~Handicap-won by NJ j.
Doyle. Newark T a. Il s.. 8 Yards John
y ssris'h .-cn m"nsi Freh a amcsas'n salem q . c
cent A. G. = yards, third. Time. 10 . 5
seconds
one Mile Run. Novice-won by Edward
Dillon. ~. Peters club; J. +. Piller: Hun
sarian American \. G. second. Herman
ki,nmsn, newark y NJ {; Az ,hlra; Tint
up as not entered on programme.
800 Yard Run. Handicap.-wcn by II q.
oscar Hawkins. Salem. Crescent \. 6. 5
yards. second. c uuttman, Mohawk y. c,
. yards. third Time, - 90 seconds.
i.ooo Yard Run. H~andicap-won by John
Brunson, Salem Crescent \. e. % yards:
Wilson Adams. Montclair \. G., ~ yards.
second. George Buttner, Irish American \.
G., 80 yards. third. Time, : minutes Is 20
seconds.
500 Meter Run. cassidy Special. Invita-
York A. c. william Anderson. New York
A.. c, second. Edward Garvey, unattached.
third: TING; l minute "a 81 secends -.
Frank Zuna. irish American A.. &. Us
yards; Nick GianaS opulos. Millrose A. A.
scratch. second; 4; W Fender, Hungarian
minutes - seconds.
Medley Relay Race. Handicap, $50 Yards.
church House. 30 yards, with Wiese. A.
Washington, II Ruhler and George Kelly,
MohaMk g ~ yards; win hiddls.
Salem-Cresoent 4. e. ~ yards. with Waiter
Smith. W, A Murray. John Bailey and
Leo Granger. third. Time, $ minutes Il SIS
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U, S. FOOTBALL DRAWINGS.

P''rngs for the preliminary round
ana 'Nc inst round proper of the an
ldT' up tr competition of the United
states Football Association were made
'l'rlaN at "A meeting of the chal-
''s' up committee held at the Broad
N1' central Hotel, Entries were re-
~ .'i from eighty-seven clubs. The
l''r "ge for the opening games Of the
N'' York and New Jersey division
""'e as follows
,E|'lfyiug rehabilitation Thistles NJ
,',.'"n ~. J. X. J, Strollers If New
"a MacIun ~ New York W.. Alley
-" = Paterson; camerons OF New York
p '"op"int Of BROOKLYN; our BOYS OF
,'.'Hh. ~. breenvilIe r. G. Of Jersey
>"N York Hibernisns OF New York
W" &c. 'Ib"nslds of Brooklyn,
Round Jersey A. g. ~ Jersey citv
''sh Americans of East Newark,
q % + G, vs. Nonkers +, G., West
Of harrison vs., New York Iii
' nr 'tHn McDonalds, BROOKLYN r"l-
our lioNs or GrcenviAe; Haledon
or / II, T. S%tollrrs ", Columbia
y Ne" York; Clan MacDuf or Alley
&C. Bnbcork & Wilcox OF Bayonne,
.,.. 'ta'. OF New York VS. Camerons or
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HARRY SMITH IN FRONT.
wins special Three Mile Race at
pastlme Tub LANES

Harry Smith IN. pr,nx chur,h Hons.
'"''' "'N' '"V p'o"N '""''' ''o"9e
inner displayed his famous gritty nm
,- - -
ish'hs sprint yesterday III uereallnB
H,,sh Honahan Of the N.w York Atb-
,-..- Ill. - u. -.
'etF ''uo III a specia' thTee Wiie race
at the final outdoor games OF the Pas
zine Athletic Club held at Del Hawk
in.,. urn,nas -, Iy.s,,ha.,ar RI, r,,
mss HIou'us III "cS''neHt''' '"'s RAJ"
along together, with Smith doing most
Of the pacing. until 100 yards from
, un., c,o;,h gnurt.l
Myles MciuSh, after "A long ft'lr"-
ment. defeated n field Of six runners
~" 90 -
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MORE CARS FOR CUP RACE.
NuifUrd'~ prugeOt. on Slow NcssrI.
Arrives To-day From abroad.

The one bright feature to thu post
ponement of tn. Astor cup race from
last saturday 10 next saturday * tn"
opening up Of a posS bility for more
ears to fight for the priz"s. Ralph Null
ford VIII have an opportunity 10 qualify
has f.ugeut. which L. un it, way across
the ocean on "A slow boat and is due
to arrive here to-day. Another boat
will bring n the missing valves of
the British Sunbeam. and Ia. broken
cylinder Of the Italian I;ugatti can he
replaced.
All Of the cars that made soon III
the original elimination trails will re-
main over for the race, and the field may
be augmented by an extra +. r. H.,
while tn" Mercer peopl" Will have a
chance tn remedy the fabrication dif-
~iculties which kept them out Of last
weeks ~ animation trials.
Harry Hardness will try 10 get his
Delare into racing shape, and there is
a possibility that both of Grover Berg
dolls Erwin Specials will start, Th'sa
cars VIII have an opportunity to qualify
in heats to be run some day III the
middle Of the week. the time To- he an
bounced later. so that probably more
han twenty cars will race for the cup.
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ANNUAL CUP TIE DRAWINGS.
american association
Schedule at Meeting In Newark.

Vt a meeting ~ the American Foot
ball Association. held yesterday at the
Continental Hotel n Newark, drawings
took place for the preliminary round.
as well as the frs, round proper. of the
annual cup tie competition. The pair
ings for the first round were the follow
ing
New York State-Rrooklyns vs. win
ners Of the pegnon-I. r. T. Strollers
game General Electric of Schenectady
VS.. New York IIbcrnians Youkcrs W
clan Mclponalds Columba oval vs..
BROOKLYN Ccltics. and Contineutais VS..
winners Of West Hudson Juniors Bunker
I'M game.
New Jersey State-IIalelon ThiStles
W, Kearny \. G.; West Hudsous VS.,
Jersey \. C.. Bahcock n Wilcox vs..
Grecnvillc +. G. n Alley Boys W.
Scottish Americans,
There viii be four games in the New
England division and three in the Penn
sylvauia,
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What Saturdays Big Football Games Showed
GLOOMY AT NEW HAVEN
OVER VIRGINIA VICTORY
Undergraduates Are Wondering Whether Fumbling,
Which Played So Prominent Part in Yale's Defeat,
Will Continue Until the Harvard Game.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. 3.-New
raven is one Of the saddest places in
the college world tonight as a result
Of Yale's defeat yesterday by the I'M.
versity Of Virginia. Undergraduates
are wondering whether the fumbllng.
winch was so prominent a part of the
game VIII make its appearance when
} ale meets Harvard In Cambridge, Mo-
Venber 20. The fumbling yesterday
reminded many Of the behavior of the
naie backfeld In the 1919 game with
Harvard.
Several changes in the makeup Of the
iaIe backfeld and at least one change
III the line are forecast. Guernsey
probably will be replaced by Scovil and
thompson Will be sent to the scrubs,
Ior a tim at least. Lowry taking his
place and alternating with Bentley. Rob-
erts. the only man to be substituted
Yesterday. maj lose his place to Kent
or Won Holt. Kositzky also is a bidder
for the guard position.
re Way the big centre, Is prac-
Ideally sure OF his place now. Way was
down the field with the ends on every
punt and his playing was more like
that OF Henry ketchem than anything
ina ma been seen on Yale field since
ketchem was graduated.
f~RiNCEToN. ". j., Oct. 3-pripcetOn
emerged from the Rutgers game prac.
ideally unscathed as far as injuries are
concerned. The few minor bruises sus-
taained should all be healed before the
game with Syracuse Saturday.
While the Tigers defensive work was
excellent Saturday. II IL generally rom
ceded that there was great room for
Improvement on the offensive side Of the
game. When the Nassau goal was out
OF danger the Tigers showed little in
the way OF ag~gressiveness and initiative.
being content to rely on the defensive
game.
SorTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, Oct. 3.-Le.
highs players came out OF Yesterdays
victorious game with the Carlisle In
dams without An injury. The attitude of
the men Is fine and will stand them In
good stead for the vigorous programme
Coach Ready has mapped out for this
week In anticipation OF the Yale game
next Saturday.
Several weaknesses that cropped out
in the Indian game yesterday will have
to be remedied and the team must i'm
prove generally IL any kline OF a showing
In to be made against Yale.
The quarterback position. according
to one OF the coaches. needs bois,erinE
up. Lehigh is we'll pleased with the
playing Of several OF the new men who
got into yesterdays contest. notably
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that Of Heuer. who ran the bail well,
punted nicely and once interrupted a
forward pass.
ITHACA. ". Y, Oct. 3.--The pro-
gramme for the exercises attending the
formal dedication OF Schoellkopf Field.
Cornell's new football and track oval.
has been announced by the athletic as
ISOLATION. University classes will sus-
pend at noon next Saturday and a
parade Of trustees, faculty members and
undergraduates will form on the quad
rangle and march to the field. The
crowd will he seated In the Stadium
and a temporary stand for the speakers
will BE- arranged on the field.
George w. Bacon Of New York city,
chairman of the alumni field commit
tee. and Paul Schoellkopf. 'O6. will make
addresses. The latter will present the
field In behalf Of the S~choeilkopf fam
lily, members Of which gave the funds az
a memorial to Henry S~choellkopf. Cor
nell. 1902. once IA famous Cornell foot
ball player. President Schurman will
accept the field in behalf of the univer-
sity.
Cornell came out Of the Oberlin game
In good shape. The coaches on the
whole are fairly we'll Statistic with the
progress made in the last week. There
was more snap and ginger In the play
ing. but the team Is still slow and there
are q n crude spots TO be ironed out.
Cornell teams at This time usually are
crude. n this one Is M exception,
With the return OF Shiverick to the
game tomorrow the varsity will be CONF
plete again and the strongest team Of
the year should face Williams next
Saturday.
CARLISLE, Pa. Oct. 3.-The Carlisle
Indian football authorities are we'll satis-
ned with the outcome Of Saturdays con-
test against Lehigh, and feel that II was
only the Carlisle back field players mis-
takes that allowed the South Bethlehem
collegians to score.
The men came out OF the game in good
physical condition. and, barring injuries
in practice. every one will be able to
enter the Harvard game next Saturday.
MrpDLErowN. Conn. Oct. 3.-Deetjen,
the big Dane who made a remarkable
record AT quarterback on the 1919
Wesleyan eleven and who left
college at the close OF the year
to enter business with his father. has
returned Unexpectedly. His long spiral
punts and his end running abilities were
a great help to the team. Capt. Hinge
ley. who was sick during the summer.
IL In better condition now, and there
seems to be little likelihood that he will
bs kept ont of the big games.
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The Fulton -Canserons defeated tho
Workers Thistles in a Metropolitan
League game at Van Cortlandt Park
by 4 goals to | after a no scoring first
period. Blick scored 3 goals for the
winners and Grove !.
\ severe drubbing. to the tune OF y
10 0, was melted out to the 81. George
eleven by the G~reenvne +. C.. In a
METROPOLITAN League game al Jersey
City. Lowe, Keolish and Hansen shot
two goals apiece for the winners, and
W. Lowe and Mcknight each one.
The West Hudson Juniors defeated
the Jersey juniors by the score OF 5
xoals to I at keaIny, N. j.
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NEW Jersey REAL ESTATE fOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
one family houses and choice building
lots at private sale, a large number from
which to select
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. 10 quickly close the busi-
ness Of two corporations. offers these prop.
critics at about 500, Of former prices.
They are located at Grantwo God. FaiisadA
Norsemarc ana Ieonia. Now jersey tUTSs
pusitc Grants Tomb, within Twenty-Five
minutes Of Manhattan.
An inspection of these properties VIII
convince you that thcy are unusual bar
gains Liberal terms Title Guarantee Pol
icy free.
BENZ - HAIGHT. Special Deputy Supt.
Of Banks. care of Banking Department.
81 broadway, New York city.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders Al
torney.D

with name and address of lenders al
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Nov IS. iss6-David $ and Annie u Rit-
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Hayes, Centre Forward, Piles
Up Total Soon After the
Second Half Opens.
OR BOYS ARE WINNERS

The double header played at Harlem
Oval yesterday, where two New York
tracted a large crowd of soccer en-
thusiasts. The first game betwsen the
C~ontinentals. holders Of the southern
New York soccer cup, and Clan Nc
Dufs was spiendldly contested, In the
first half, the teams crossing over with
the score sheet blank.
Soon after resuming the Continentals
piled up three goals which were all
scored by their centre forward. Hayes
The combination of Puxty and Cooper
was perfect and their fine wing play
was the feature OF the game. Clan
McDufrs We're handicapped throughout
by having TO play a man short. the
Imam
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Ben Finkelstein tied Harry Browser
for the seasons point honors OF the
brooklyn Athletic Association, when
the former won 2 firsts, ! second and
2 fourth places in the final monthly
games of the series held yesterday at
McCarren Park. ~Greenpoint. Each tall
lied % points for the season.
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smith and Reich Meet To-niah t.

Al Reich, erstwhile amateur cham
pion. will meet Gunboat smith in the
| main ten round bout tonight at the -.
Nicholas Rink. As both the men have
championship aspirations. or AT least
| desires of getting in the ring with Jess
Willard, thu bout promises to be a slam
bang affair. with each trying for a
| knockout. Reich has gotten over the
| injury he sustained in a bout In Denver
! recently and is in perfect trim.
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