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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-27

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-27

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-27

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
w. WILCOX SEEKS HONORS
IN THREE SPORT FIELDS
Harvard Football, Base
ball and Track Man
Expected to Emulate
Mahan as All-round
Star

HARVARD coaches believe they have
L i another all-around athlete who is
destined to be just as famous as Eddie
Mahan, captain Of the 1915 football team.
He Is w. Wilcox, Jr., track star. football
player and pitcher on the nine. Wilcox
now is only a Junior but he is coming,
and by the time he reaches his senior
year he ought TO be every bit as illus
trous as Mahan,
Wilcox is primarily track man and
one of the greatest 40 yards men the
college world has ever produced He
first startled the East when as a fresh
man he ran quarter mile In As AS sec
Onds. That put him right In line to beat
Ted Meredith, the Pennsylvania flyer II
that feat could be accomplished
Last spring, his first as a varsity ath-
lete, he ran his faVorite distance in 4s
seconds hat, which not only equaled the
intercollegiate record, but was faster than
Meredith himself had ever run it.
Wilcox was confident that he could
beat Meredith last spring, and he still
thinks he can accomplish II, But while
he failed he at least made Meredith
equal the intercollegiate record.
In addition TO his track work, Wilcox
devotes his time to baseball and football
He was one OF the Crimson's best pitch
ers last spring and in so much demand
that he had TO alternate between the
baseball and track team
When the football season opened last
fall Wilcox was one OF the leading can
didates for quarterback He was the
fastest man In the backheld, with the
possible exception OF Mahan, and for
time II looked as though he would get
the quarterback position permanently.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

O'KEEFE-TENDLER FIASCO
OPENS EYES OF PUBLIC;
BETTER BOUTS ASSURED
Investigation to Be Made by Director Wilson,
and Supporters of Game Will Be Protected
Against Unsatisfactory Performances

NTHEN
boxing
buon and
but their performance
esusalon Of the
acting upon suggestion made by Wilson
action that will safeguard
by the
@ one exhibitions
rame
would be
exhibition
TWO such mediocre boxers
off
ohe and Tender
II like
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
RICE CAN ONLY SEE BOSTON
RED SOX FOR 1916 SEASON
Great Pitching Staff and Trio Of Outfielders
Main Factor in Strength
of Champions
BY GRANTLAND RICE

5. Fred Merkle to lead all first basemen
all the ways there are.
cincinnati is so long over due in the
way of pennant glory that her flag out
break now may come at any moment.
The PhilieS closed up "A iO-year gap last
fall by finally reaching the clover. The
first manager that wins a pennant for
Cincinnati will be unanimously indorsed
as & next Emperor of Germany
Pitching Stats
Last season the Red SoX had the best
pitching STAFF in baseball. They were
able TO enter three stars in a world serie,
and still keep their two best percentage
men on the bench.
This season they will stIll have such a
pitching margin that 1t Is difficult to Sc
how any rival club can beat them down
Carrigan has Shore, Leonard, Ruth,
Wood and Foster to ram against tht
enemy in turn. No matter which man h.
picks, base hits and runs are sure to be
scarce. And he can have two stars go
wrong and still have a winning staff left.
If II wasn't that baseball was baseball
and therefore beyond the border OF all
dope-the Red SoX could be registered as
1916 pennant winners even now. That
pitching staff plus that outfield would be
enough. They have pitchers you can't
hit and an outtield that can go anywhere
In the same county and get 'em If mis-
take occurs and some one strikes a solid
blow. We haven't enough speed today
to deeply dent the meringue on a lemon
pie. But for all that, we wouldn't be
very perturbed at pitching a ball game
with Speaker, Lewis and Hooper to re-
trieve blows that left rival bats.
roundup of all golfers who were "off
their game" would also meet the required
100000, infuriated enough to charge any
trench in the world.
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Forced to Pay Exorbitant Salaries

n in
selves they will bankruptcy The
squeched
due for such great boom is breaking
rated The
public
offering
a
Sinclair asked
Cardinals
ball
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
LOCAL RACQUETS
NEW FAVORITES
FOR THE TITLE
Brooke and Wear Look to
Be "Best Bet" for Dou-
bles Championship
S STARTS TOM ROW

From local point Of view the draw for
the national doubles racquet champion.
ship which begins at the Tennis and
Racquet Club, Boston. tomorrow, is an
excellent one. Philadelphia will be
represented by only one pair, George H.
Brooke and Joseph W. Wear, and on
form this season they should stand a
better chance of capturing the champion
ship than any other local pair that has
ever competed in the event.
Brooke and Wear have fortunately been
drawn IN the upper half of the bracket
and the national champions, Clarence c.
Pell and Stanley G. Mortimer in the lower
half, and the probabilities are that they
Will meet in the final round The most
formidable pair Brooke and Wear will
be called upon to meet in the upper
bracket will be Joshua Crane and c. S.
Cutting. AS good as these men are, 1t
VIII indeed be surprising II they defeat
the local men. II, c. Clark and II. Nor
gan will be met by Brooke and Wear in
the hrst round, and on form there
should be nothing to II but Brooke and
Wear In the lower half of the bracket
there are some very strong pairs, and
Pell and Mortimer will have n hard row
10 hoe before they reach the final round.
First OF all they will meet the winner of
the match between p. d. Haughton and
j. w. Cutler and n, II. Cabot and B.
Wendell, and If they win this match
they will be called upon to play G. r.
caring and Philip Stockton or S. G.
aterbury and ]. C. Waterbury, and In
s.ther event they should have all their
ork cut out
II Pell and Mortimer and Brooke and
Wear meet in the final round the match
VIII assuredly be a great one Already
this season Brooke and Wear have de-
feated the champions twice, and they
VIII be eager to make 1t three straight.
On the other hand Pell and Mortimer will
be burning with a desire to wipe out
their previous defeats and neither side
WIN give or ask any quarter. The draw
Is as follows:
PRELIMINARY ROUND.
- January 2S.
II. Cabot and b. Wendell Jr. 4"
FIRST ROUND
january %,
Il e. Glars and II. Morgan G. II. Brooke
Joshua Crane and c. s. Cutting VS.. Curil
@, II. Fearing and Philip Stockton vs. g.
C.; waterbury and j. c. Waterbury. ~
OF Haushton-Cutler Cahot-Wendell match,
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seaton's Purchase a Big Surprise


hurler n
National Commission prng ball player of the Sam Crawford
of anybody being preferable the old
year $4,000 for
h secon
the
bad While Dhan able play
he his send
badly The Reading
against the
is n
to n
Racque ma doubles
sim report gives
Franklin salary OF S5OO This figure
which follow baseball almost double
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
Eye Witness Describes
Assassination of Lincoln

This fateful event, which astounded
our country in 1865, is very interestingly gly
recalled by JEANNE Gourlay (Mrs Struth-
ers), one of the four survivors of the COM
edy cast at Ford's Theatre, Washington
on the tragic night. She tells of the play
the shooting and the quick removal of the
President from his box. Joseph Jackson
has interviewed her for Sundays Public
Ledger. The story is we'll illustrated by
pictures of JEANNE Go"rlay her family
and reproduction of the precious pro-
gram, showing the cast of the play for that
evening,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
RACQUET CLUB WINS
SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIP
Germantown A Team, Last Years
Winner, Is Second in Standing

The Racquet Club won the interclub
squash racquets championship by defeat
ins Team b OF the Merton Cricket Club at
the Racquet Club yesterday by six
matches TO none. Throughout the season
the rev champions have played good
squash, and their we'll deserved success
Is tribute TO the keenness of their
captain, W. II, T. Huhn.
Last years champions, Germantown,
Team A, defeated Huntington Valley by
six matches 10 none and finished up
second, Merton, Team A. won all six
from Merton, Team b, and comes third
on the list. OverbrOok defeated Cynwyd
by four matches 10 two at Overbrook
FINAL STANDING, or THE CTuRs
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MOguls Make Mistake in suppositions

OF C.
will realize
fall with the take the juicy worlds series Four
to the rbecause Of in he
fore
The will continue long Tinker remains fixed his
q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
Silver Foils Players Tie

PlNEHuRST, ", C., Jan. 2T.-Mrs A C.
AboFn OF Aontclair and MISS Priscilla Beal
q Unlontown Pa tied yesterday afternoon for
hrst prize In golf handicap competition
against bOgey, held by the Silver Foils. The
contest was over the No. l course and bogey
for the women Is 9S or one per hole over ths
card Zach was 5 up bogey Mrs. AboFn
made gross score OF 1O3 ana Miss Beal Of lO5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
Villa Declares Baseball Is Topheavy

Joe villa
@ mas n loyal champion Of Organized Ball and its magnates
nea with
scrbes
Tor
evil OF trened
VIII insist being
magna invests SOoOOOO franchise
payeshs only assetswfl insist
i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

bun he lost out to the more experienced
" atson. However, he now is a leading
candidate for the position next fall
If Wilcox realizes his ambition of be-
ing the intercollegiate quarter-miIe
champion, a regular pitcher on the base
ball team and quarterback on the foot
ball team, he viii achieve something
unique in Haryard's athletic history.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

There are more than mdHy tCdyS
To teach a bloke TO bat:
TO teach blOke the lCuy to SUing
And make his acreage fat.
But Of the many styles
That bring n thriH or thrOb,
one dEwdyS plays il fdiiy safe
TO hit the bah like cobb.
The Science of Pitching
There are also many tOdys
To pitch a baseball riDht;
To hold the hits 10 three or four
And bag Wtnning fight.
And yet the safest Is,
BeroU of any tUss,
To put the same stuff on the ball
That Walter johnson does.
what has become" asks Fiji, "of the
old fashioned umpire who after a pitch
used to yell out 'WAH-ZE-BLUr leaving
you to guess whether he meant Strike
two or Ball two,?"
We saw at least nine of him last season
in the two leagues.
BY dumping his surplus talent at the
rate OF two per day, Mr.. Tinker has brave
hopes Of cutting his squad to % ball play
ers by the 18th of next September. He
can do this and still take every other
Sunday off.
What We'd Like to See for 1916
l. Cincinnati Reds and ST. Louis Browns
fight out world series
2. Ed Walsh to come back and win 40
ball games.
3. Matty and Miner Brown to have their
two best years.
4. Hans Wagner and Nap Lajoie to
bat 1856.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

Two field goals in the last few minutes
of the final period gave the Reading team
a victory over Camden last night in the
Eastern League basketball series by
score of 30 to 26.. The visitors played a
fast game and led on both halves.
At the end of the first 20 minutes of play
Reading was leading by a score OF 81
to 10. Camden shot five straight foul
goals and was on even terms with Read
ing when Hagerty and Boggio shot field
goals which gave the visitors a victory
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

swarthmore High Is confident Of winning the
Delaware County title Reese, ne ii99rnss5il ii9r%sIinl'
Place his running mate: Captain WaTna1
centre, ana ". WooC. powney and r. Wood
are all regulars on the Garnet team. a.,
Swarthmure High yesterday detealed- thg
Haveriord School second team, S to y, at
Swarthmore. Place and iarnall' as has 20
often been the case, eXcelled for SWuTthmeIf'
Emmal Jeffries. Greenway. Benham ana Gel
lHtlv represented HaverfOTd Second:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

OLYMPIA A. A. hrG49 h"129 Eaaa4d.. RaRSr'Sfs Mgr
MONDAY NIGHr-8:3D
JACK KANTROW vs.. EDDIE SULLIVAN
GEO, BLACKBURN w. WILLIE BhNhEhI
WILLIE DOYLE vs.. JACK MALONE
Mickey DOnnelly VI. Bobby heyholas
Johnny Kilbane VS.. Packey Hommsey
Adm, 95c; bal. Res, 5Oci Arenn Res zoe. ~
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DE NERI RESERVES
ANXIOUS TO PLAY
FOR CITY TITLE
Young Musical Funders Be-
lieve They Are in Run
ming for Honors
BASKETBALL COMMENT
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
W.L.P.C. wLP.C
Greystock... II s $50 Trenton. ii Ii 40
Eeading..... u II .5IT De Neri..... II II 40
Camden. 13 - 500 Jasper. ...... o 10 800
SCHEDULE FOR TONIGHT
No Mari ,t T,r,..


The acquisition of big Ben Barrish and
Patsy Fitzpatrick to the De Neri Reserves
has prompted Manager Abe Radel to
issue challenge to all Independent and
minor league clubs to play a game or a
series of games to determine the much
mooted championship OF the city. For
years there has been a general dispute
on among the various teams as to which
club had fun and just right to the title
as independent champions of the city,
and this season the same controversy has
arose between Rookwood, West Branch
Y. M c. A, st. Rita's Madonna. Jasper
Reserves, Greystock Reserves, Stetson
Mission and others.
These clubs are all frst-class ones In
the independent ranks, and believing that
his five is just as good as any of those
mentioned, Manager Radel has butted
into the discussion and Is willing and
anxious to match his pets against them
all to decide the question of issue
Beside playing the preliminary game at
Musical Fund Hall on Saturday night the
Reserves also travel n good deal and are
open to book any midweek games away
from home. Manager Eadel has already
arranged to have some of the Industrial
League leaders play at Musical Fund Hall
and is also trying to book Girard Alumni,
that famous team which is cleaning up
the American League. If the RESERVES
can trim them they feel sure they will
have club capable of winning the inde-
pendent championship of the city.
The first real test of the newly con-
structed De Neri Reserves will be on Sat
urday night when they will entertain
the famous Brownson team, of Whining
ton, at Musical Fund. the game being
preliminary to the De Neri-Camden East
ern League tussle.
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for second place IN the Delaware County
League. Swarthmore High Is leading and loomi
up as the likely pennant winner, DARBY ana
Chester have each won and lost . gnmel
Chester High with Jackson, Howard Ross.
Lukcns and Do!an playing, won from ,ns Dsd%
High with Pearl, Forbes, Spahr, Captain
Frauton and McDougall, yesterday by score
OF "a to "a.
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The schedule of games for tomorrow fol-.

The schedule Of games for tomorrow fol-
lows:
La Sale College at Darby High school.
Camden High School al Salem High.
Lower Merton High at Germantown Academy
Media HiWh School at kennett Square.
West Philadelphia High School at Atlanta
City High $ hoOl.
poylesrUwu High School at Lansdale Hlgh
Chestnut Hin Academy at Germantown r.
Brown Prepare tory al SwaTthmOre Preps.
COnshOhOClen High at Jcnkntown High.