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The sun., 1916-11-05

Al Mccoy wants II understood that III
did not call of the out with Dillon, a.
had been reported. The titleholder said
that far from calling on tho bout. HI
was more than anxious to proceed with
the combat.
The sun., 1916-11-05

Dear Tom-l) where Is Ebbets Field
situatedr (2) Where do Vim Campbell.
scheer. Gilbert and whitehouse play,
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
LITTLE PROSPECTS FOR
BASEBALL in ODESSA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ODESSA. March 6. - 1t is doubt
ful il this town will be represented
by a baseball team this year Al
though last year the Odessa Baseball
Club was one Of the strongest in the
state. it was not a success financially,
and considerable money was lost. Ow-
ing to the placing of a baseball team
in Middletown last year. attendance
here fell of. and the team did not
make expenses.
Ward and West. the two best play
ers OF last years team. have signed
up with the Fredericksburg team
while several other players are Oh
the retired list
} Carrow would be the only veteran
left. and as he is a pitcher. he could
not play every game Some of the
other players are away from home
Should Manager Sparks try to re-
organize club he would have to de-
velop new material 1t would take
such a long time TO put winning
combination on the field that the fans
would refuse to watch the games.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
.HERACL IN FINE TRIM
FOR The DRAAK match

John Heracl. the local strong man,
expects TO defeat Tom Draak, the
Belgian champion at The Playhouse
tomorrow night The local champion
in talking about the match last night
had the following to say: q am train
ing harder than have ever trained
in my life. for l realize that Draak
is a good man. saw him wrestle DR..
Roller and Lewis and l think that will
help me in my next match
The other match will be between Ed
Lewis, who has won many friends in
Wilmington, and Andy Kandrat. the
big European mat man. who is said
10 be one Of the strongest and clever
est men in the wrestling game The
European grappler is a big man
weighing 225 pounds and has a splen.
did record on the mat.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
IRI-STATE RACERS
BOOM MOTORCYCLINC

Motorcycle racing the coming sum.
mer viii receive a great impetus with
the forming OF the Tri-state Motor
cycle Racing Association of Philadel-
phla, which has just been effected.
The association will be outlaw from
The Federation OF American Motorcy-
olists. There were about thirty-dve
race meets held in this district last
summer, and all but three were OUT
law. A feeling of unrest nn the part
o' The riders. dua 10 lack IL support
and announcement from the officials
OF the f. A. NJ. was the cause of this
Rew outlaw association being formed.
Franklin s Craddock. who Is presi-
dent and general manager OF tho new
association, with his brother How
7rd Craddock. secretary and treasurer.
and John L. Miller. Of Paulsboro. II. j..
have made arrangements for a circuit
OF tracks in Trenton Ashury Park.
Bridgeton. Salem. Piman and Pod
Bank. N j.: Reading Pottstown. AL
ientown. Lancaster and York. Pa. and
Wilmington and Middletown Del. ia
hold motorcycle race meets on tine
dirt tracks in these towns Il will
bring two meets 90 each town during
tho summer from May ! 10 the end OF
September The association has en-.
gagcments 10 furnish riders for rae,
meets at several fairs in The fall o
the year.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
LANSDAbE GUNNERS
LEADING THE LEAGUE
Score important Victory
Over dupont Team in
Trapshooters' Series
LOCALS NOW OUT
OF THE GOING

Winning it's most important match
Of tie season, the I.ansdale Gun Club
not only maintained rs hold on first
place in the Philadelphia Trap Shoot
ers' League. but took another step
nearer The championship Had DUPONT
been able to conquer the Lansdale
gunncrs 81 Lansdale on Saturday it
would have placed the Wilmington
men i'm splendid position to stay in
front for the res, OF the season.
Tho s S. Whites by winning at
Chester, and the Highlands defeating
West Chester al Edge Hill. kept in
The race for the pcnnant. but the
former appears TO have the best
chance TO finish on top. Each club
has two remaining shoots, Lansdalc
meeting Cloaryiew at home in two
weeks. then going TO the Whites on
April !. II the Whites can win
their shoot on March Is with Glen
Willow. az Holmesburg Junction. the
championship of the league will rest
upon the winner of the Lansdalo-
Whites clash on April /. Highland en-
tcrans Meadow Springs at home on
March rs. then goes to Glen Willow
or April l. They must win both
TO keep In the race
In the other matches on Saturday
Glen Willow won from Clearview and
Mcdow Springs upset Camden.
Charles H. Newcomb, Of the Whites
broke a. 0ut of his 80. gaining a bird
on Harry b. Fisher OF the Clear
views who broke 46. Fisher is in the
lead for the individual shooting honor
of the league, with Percy Paegar, Of
Lansdalo. who yesterday broke A.,
and Ncwcomh close upon his heels
The points scored and targets broken
follow.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
SPORTSMEN T0 MEEr.

AZ The last meeting Of the Della
ware Anglers and Gunners Associa-
tion seventeen members were re-
ceIved The bylaws were approved.
At.the meeting on next Friday even
ing a cooperative committee viii be
appointed 10 work with the Diamond
State Rod and Reel Association. in
the work Of betterment of the anglers
and gunners committee also
viii be appointed TO draw clauses to
be presented at the next Legislature
Tor the betterment Of sporismen and
10 Try 10 have wardens appointed for
the protection OF FISH and game.
Al the same meeting the associa-
iion viii elect officers 10 hold Office
until the annual meeting in Decem-
oer. The present officers were cleo
ted temporarily
Any sportsman who Is interested
10 this work is Invited 10 attend this
meeting. The meetings arc held an
ne Bottomley Building. Seventh and
orange streets.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
TAG" BILL Will STOP
DODCINC FEDERALLAW
Congress- MOtorbOat Statute
Planned for Helping In
spectorS in Work
CLUBS STUDY THE
NAVIGATION LAWS

The "Tag' bill for motorboats has
been introduced into Congress and is
about TO be passed This bin requires
that owners of moiorboats nust 20
10 the custom house each year. make
affidavit 10 ownership Ol boat give
name and address ana particulars OF
craf Later largo numbers VIII Oe
placCG on each bow and you cruise
from port TO port as numbered boat
instead OF as old, With name and port
o;f Stern
Tho claim of those proposing The
"Tag' bin IS that I'm m past, owners
who have not had the proper equip
mmit on board when Inspected by TIE
authorities have given fictitious
names and addresses, and when the
inspectors looked ND the parties TO
dnG them their efforts were futile.
Thus tho Introduction Of the Tag
hill
BE it enacted 10y the Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the
t'nitcd states OF America I'm Con-
sfat assembled.
That every undocumontod vessel
operated 10y machinery shall be num-
hercd numbers 10 be three inches.
and PAINTED on each bow A record
shall be kept OF oach vessel and OF all
NUMBER and no vessel shall display
numbers without receiving them from
'hc collector OF customs
Vessels sold on lost must be report
cd ten days afterward. 10 sold In a
new section new numbers must be
received
Fine IS $40 for each oneuse.
Section reads as follows, no ex-
anination shall be required for enei-
notrs OF motorboats for hire This
Is 40 be changed by an amendment
roading as follows Engineers Of mo-
iorboats for hire shall pass a written
examination before securing a Ii
,ense."
Navigation classes have been start
cd in the boats clubs on the river.
The United Boat Club class meets on
the second and fourth Thursdays Of
each month.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
need $4,000 BALLS
DURING BASEBALL season

Sixteen thousand baseballs will be
needed this season. The bombard-
mont already is under way in the
training camps. During their So
journs in Dixie the big league troops
consume 1900 pellets and the same
number are required by each club in
the National and American Leagues
during the pennant dash.
New York uses more balls at the
Polo grounds than any other club.
This is because fewer balls are
returned from the stands after drop
ping into the crowds. On the other
hand. fewer balls needed each season
in Pittsburgh than in any other city,
as the stand is 125 feet back Of the
home Dlate.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
NOTEs rOR HORsEMEN.

r. W. Warren OF Delaware City. has
sold BILLY March to the Rev. Father
Lee.
D. G. Armstrong Of Pocomoko City,
Md. has sold TO New Brunswick par
ties the youngster Peter Bolt. a son
~ Peter the Great. 207 IA. out OF the
dam Of Carna G.. 2.05 "a.
". +. Green Of Bridgeville, Del. has
a fine yearling by the rising young
Urampfast stallion. Baron's Last, dam
By Sidney Prince.
Harry J. Stoeckle has added TO his
racing string Signola, baby colt CD
by Echo Todd and Thorneworthy
chestnut stallion 90, by AXworthy.
A Wilmington syndicate is prepar-
ing for the Newark (N. j. Junior
Amateur Stakes, having purchased
Frances Ash. 2,16h. by Ashland
Wilkes; Para Belle, 2.10%. and sew
eral others.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
YOUR welcome TO The
TITLE. DICK, old BOY

Steve Brodie never had a thing on
Dick Murphy - Daredevil Dick" of
Haverhill. Mass. who now claims a
worlds record at high diving.
Ascending a coal tower at Glou-
cester, he plunged 163 feet into the
city harbor. The thermometer was
eight above zero.
Murphy wore trunks. a sweater and
a football helmet The wind was sc
strong he had difficulty poising for the
dive. but struck clean and came VI
Is feet from the point where he en-
tered the water.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06

his studies.
Dispatches from Marlin. Tex, state
the New York Giants encountered a
drop of 20 degrees after arriving in
camp Had they remained in Gotham
until March 25, they might have been
PROSTITUTION.
Every spring uncovers a new flock
Of speed merchants in Dixie. st. Louis
Cardinals have the edge to date. They
heat their uniforms to San Antonio
by two days
Japan boasts thirty Jul iitsu ex-
perts who'claim they can best willard.
They oughta turn the trick with half
that crowd.
Fielder Jones has never finished
worse than third" experts a st. Louis
writer. But Fielder never before has
managed the Browns.
President Tener OF the National
League threatens to visit every train
ing camp in his circuit. John always
could stand a lot Of punishment.
A New York sport scribe says VIII
lard is short Of wind Aw right. Jess
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
Here is Reason Stars Keep Shining

What is the life Of an average ball
player? This query has elected an
assortment Of answers but they're all
wrong, according to Fielder Jones.
The average diamond pastimer en-
dures six years under the methods OF
deduction employed by the skipper Of
the St. Louis Browns. Stars. how
ever, go on for more than 10 seasons.
There are not many stars. Jones
allows. "Iou can count them among
the present crop. If you 90 back a
Evening journal., 1916-03-06

few years, however you1l learn that
Plank. Wagner and Crawford. for in
stance. were as good at 35 as when
they broke in
"Mathewson pitched as well at 80
rs he did in 1903. Plank is Al but
his arm last season was as strong as
ever That isn't an extravagant state
ment. It's fact and | think Plank
will retain his effectiveness this sea-
son. Stars Of this caliber endure be-
cause to be a star a man must take
proper care Of himself
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
DELMAR HAS TWO FIRES.

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAlAR, Del. March 0.-Followinp
an attempt To thaw a frozen water
plpe at his home on saturday, the house
OF Joseph small, ON West street. was
set ON ire and damaged 10 the extent of
about SlO0. The residence OF Ioscph p.
Ellis, on state street. was DESTROYED bv
fire on Saturday. The loss Is estimated
NJ $500. Mr.. Ellis is a Delaware road
conductor.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
HOME run KING
TURNS TOREADOR.

In addition 10 lifting the mort
gage of the old homestead. j.
Franklin Baker. Yankee third
> sacker. is capable OF performing
other feats Of strength. From
Trappe. Nd. comes word that the
home run king recently entered
stall and carried out a young bull
that had resisted all efforts at dis
lodgment by Charles Herzog and
Grandpa Baker, and had butfed
them halfway through the barn
wall. Bill Donovan is hoping the
Narylander can lift the Yankees
into first division.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
Standing OF the Teams.
MISS HAMMOND AGAIN HIGH.

In spite of the high wind that twisted
and turned the targets on Saturday al
tenocn, number of the Grenhill
shooters tried their luck at the dying
clayS.
Miss Hammond was high gun, break
ing 40 OF her 80 targets. is on her first
string and p on her second.
Other scores follow:
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
Points Targets

]. ~ FcINcr OF IansdrIei SHOT Tue
high gun OF the day in The Lansdale-
dupont shoot. breaking as targets
Luken Swurtz and Allen He'll shot
second best. with AZ breaks apiece.
William Foord was high gun for the
visiting team, scoring AZ targets. l..
b. Beauchamp and W. Edmondson
shot second high for the duPonts.
with 46 breaks each. This proved 10
be the largest shoot of the /son.
both IN the number OF shooters and
the attendance Forty-three men went
up from Wilmington 10 shoot for the
club and co men faced the traps for
the local gunner.
The scores Of the ten highest men
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
SOME CAGE RESULTS.

Smyrna, 50; Dover. II.
Smyrna, 16; p. and O., II.
Darts, IL: Helmets. s.
Rufums. Is; Comets. Is.
Beavers. %; Atlantic City, IS.
Kenwood. Sc; Hagley. AZ.
ST. Johns, "A; Delaware. 26
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
lTHLETIC Association MEETING

me Hanover Athletic Association
MI meet in the Sunday school hail ON
lext Thursday night. when the asso-
'iation bylaws viii be adopted. The
association was organized two weeks
igo
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
LansdnIe Team.

The DUPONT men are loud in their
praise OF the entertainment accorded
them by the Lansdale club, and say
although the loss OF the match IS dis
appointing they would rather have
lost to this club than 10 any other
one in the league The locals attribute
the loss 10 the lack Of practice. The
Lansdale club has erected a COM
modious new club house which is
one of the best on the circuit
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
UIrRT ny FALL on STRTET.

BY a fall on the slippery pavement
at Seventh and Lombard streets. Sat
urday night, George II, King. Of No.
72O East Seventh street. cut his left
wrist and was sent 10 the Delaware
Hospital for treatment.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
MAnELEY MS. EnGE MnnR.

The Madeley basketball team will
get back into the game tomorrow
night, after a lay-off of two weeks
when they will tackle the strong
Edge Moor five on the Eden floor.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
RED MEMS LEAGUE.
Standing of the Teams.
Schedule for Weakh

Schedule for Week.
Monday-Hopcckoh VS.. Wa
waset; Seminole VS.. Delaware.
Tuesday - Minqua VS.. Mattahoon;
Minnehaha VS.. Mattahoor.
Thursday-Hiawatha VS.. Apache.
Friday-Osage vs.. Manitou; Della
ware VS.. Lenape.
Saturday Minnehaha VS.. Apache;
Lenape VS.. Wawaset
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
c ESTER DEFEATS FREN9S
HIGH BEATS DOWNINCTOWN

In their last game OF the season the
Friends School basketball team went
down to defeat before the Chester
High School team on the latter's floor
on Saturday night by the score Of
2S to Is. In a previous game between
these teams, the locals ran away with
Chester. "a TO 49, but. on their own
floor the Chesterites played a faster
and more consistent game. The
Imam.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06

Schedule for Tonight.
Sixth VS.. Second.
A meeting of all captains is called
for tonight.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
G. 0. P. DION league.

The Ninth Ward increased their
lead in the Republican City Quot
League Saturday afternoon when
they defeated the First Warders in
four out Of five games. The scores:
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
What Do You Wdni
10 Know About Sport
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:

sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
ID Kindly state whether Joe
Choynski was ever knocked out; i'll
so, by whom (2) Was there ever a
Masked Marvel" in boxing? p.
OD ChOyRski was knocked out
many times, the last occasion being
on June %. 1903, by Nick Burley. in
three rounds. at Dawson City. Tom
Sharkey stopped him in four rounds,
Peter Maher in six. Kid Mccoy in
four. Sharkey again in two and Kid
Carter in one. C0rbett also stopped
him. (2) There's a "Masked Marvel"
boxing in New York State.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
Kindly let me know If Joe Mandot
ever got a paper decision over johnny
Dundee previous to their last fight in
New Orleans. J.
! No.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
% To decide a bet, kindly state the
longest fight on record t2) Kindly
give the names of the middlewei ght
champions who succeeded Jack Demp-
sey up to the days of Frank Klaus. 81
Whom did Bob Fitzsimmons win light
weaght title from? J.
a. Bowen and Burke. hours 10
minutes, 40 rounds to a draw, New
Orleans, April 6. 1898. (2) 1891;
FitzsimmOns knocked out Dempsey,
1897, McCOy recognized as champion; ;
1908, ketchel recognized; 1908, Pap
ke: 1905. ketchel again; 1912. Klaus.
,3) Won SO-called light heavy title
from George Gardner.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
VIII you kindly let me know how
to become an amateur? II.
Ii you mean you want TO register
with the 4. 4. T., go TO Tim O'TOOle.
The Sunday Star.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
% How many times did Young
Brown and Phil Bloom meet, and what
were the results? (2) A says Young
Brown beat Matt Wells and B says
no. p.
| % Twice. both times TO no decision
(2l Brown did beat Wells.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06
CRIPPLED v. A. BOYS
Lose TO ELKTON five

Wilmington academy basketball team
went TO Elkton, Md. Saturday night
with a crippled team and lost TO Com
pany y by the score of - to 10.
spcakman. Boggs and Shaw. three of
the locals regular players. were unable
60 go al the last minute. Bill McGowan
sot in the line-rp and Duncan. of Elk
ton. played center for the Academy
team
The playing of ID. Garrett. Peterson
and Dean. of Elkton, was first class.
/ while Ahrahams and Mink PLAYED best
for the academy team.
Company + is playing fast bah and
the fans are attending the game. Fol.
lowing the game dance was held. The
line-up;
Wilu'ngton Academy. Companv +
r. Mink .... forward Dear
\ +. Ahrahams forward .... pcterso,
Duncan ......... center I'D Garrct
W MCGOWAN ... guard .....E. Carret
Allen. .......-... guard ...... SchaiIe
Morgan
Summary: Field goals Dean. 6
Peterson. 3; ID. Garrett, s; Morgan. I
Mink. ]; Duncan, I Abrahams. j. Fou
| goals Peterson. 3; +. Garrett I
Abrahams. g. Referee Taggart. Um
pire Dunbar Timekeeper Sykes. O
Elkton. and George Moore, of Whining
ton. Scorer-H Eder.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06

Now we know what Hub Perduc's
line Of business will be this summer.
The National commission has pro-
nounced him a free agent
Evening journal., 1916-03-06

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
Kindly let me know If Joe Mandot
ever got a paper decision over johnny
Dundee previous to their last fight in
New Orleans. J.
No.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06

Getting a good lead al the start.
The High School basketball team cas-
lily downed the Downingtown High
School boys on their own floor on
Saturday afternoon. 53 TO 81 Nc
Caughan. for the locals Gagged eleven
field goals. running up the highest
score OF the game. Way Gagged five
field goals for the home team The
1fno-un.
Evening journal., 1916-03-06

Field goals Hall. .; Stone. Tay-
lor. l. Harris 1 Howard .; Step
toe. g. Ross. 8. Foul goals Hall z;
Mahalfy. ! Jackson. s; Ross, l. Ref-
Mcgowan.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
LID PR|ED OFF
BOXING SEASON
Brennan Will Meet Brennan
Tonight In First Bout Of
Winter at Windsor

Eddie Glassco will pry the I'd or
he boxing season In these parts
tonight. Nhcn ne presents frankie
Brennan. 90 Detroit. and White
Brennan. of buffalo. as he head.
liners % an excellent card al his
Windsor arena These middle
weights are no, relatives despite
fAtir similar names. but both are
h .er from old Ireland and they
have prom sod 20 dgh, just Ike two
aI.-~t $50 brothers Paul Mafhcs
and sammy Krause. Well known
youngsters from this city. will mix
ia TIE scent SnRl
Tbs WiNe Brennan IA an indus.
trinHs chap 20 say the least lie
To- ght II rry Ggcb az Erte late lAs,
week, VIII mingle With Frankie
Brennan toni NJ. and vill meet
ireb Arair Friday night lie usual
'y is aling return dates g, mewhere
u Sew York or Pennsylvania and
seems 90 be \ popular scrapper
ftuk,r Uil d. hls best because
ttt me has come when he either
raust shoN class or 80 20 work
Giasscu recommends his opening
g. gram very highly and he ad-
snce drlr pro srs q tAst bout --
,naiar "a midd.g gNeigAts can bs
Fast.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
CENTR Al WORKING
HARD TO PREPARE
FOR RAPIDS TILT

Central high icat5all team g. de-.
fying mud ami snpv this week in
is strenuous rreaara'ioa for 'As
u7te championship game a; Crane
Rapids Saturday This afternoon .-
.1pected % see tha last heavy g-ac
ice - he ssascu r. IS planree q
taper - Thurs3ay into sirna, and
formation work. coach buT9rz1
desiring 20 polish ~ tho rlun.rz =
of his PLAYS Tie team VII leave
Tor Grand Rapids FRIDAY
Central has a wonderfIilY improv
ed team. and ia conceded o chance
70 again ain The state championship
Nobody eTpectea anything Ike thar
month ago. and 'ho rap.e tcve!op
ruent OF the tear has given Coach
Burroughs stick = tremendous boost
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
U. OF D. BOASTS
FINE FLANKERS
state Colleges Have No Better
Pair Of Ends Than ' oss
and Kumler

Tier" iroaa ..y IS no team IN
Siealsans areg lssate circles
.s ., ,rJ Nl.-h I'm
~.
r'r -a..'''.'i o .'''F''' o
apt - AID bam'rr tr trraer
aste-r t..h Ac.. 80
.t ~, ..... ....,..s A.. >,
' .''' '.' ana
s7t1 wo than 700 pounds
-prrid defensive m"o
en ,a 10. .' .o s"' nS ioRn
t-4' or 'i.~s -o3 can -eceivf u"
forward r7es
S'rans. 10 e7Y BON - 'H"Sn
'tnErrs "laea tou
.are.es Ter. i'"' i.ay % grF.nH'
'ois a"7son t4r' tp1s played
: a.s ars' year f'o.aa'i .n
1913 Ra Rlm iHFe3 'a. o aH
sstfr7 b -a seF' raFc aHd Tor
$40 seasons previously vth fh. o.
~ p
'aD' 's is 81. an9 r"oe.r"r %
me forward rasf a' tre m-i ii.e v@s'
hA" '.9aIi eo.I'y H'i.nc
-" greatly a.'nF 'h'f ll7e while
a.s f".T' s an added a-se' II
"nrk .G a' Firh.as ue Vas spec
flsr iar@@ onr passes being
orr'd IN nn" rs these ae .eap d
ifa INTO iA" air fo 'ofe ne ball
'ne same as ha doe on tha basket.
'all copr' ard 'n another OCCASION
.'os ih@ sa'I b1ck n h's o~n goal
iDe. '0r he frs' touchdown
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Red and Blue Starts for
Ann ArbOr To-
morrow

PHILADELPHIA. Noy 10 hob
Folwell. tho Penn coach. has worked
a miracle for In ninc weeks ne has
given the Red and Blue punch.
one that az times Is as mighty as
that Of any college eleven. and his
machine really found Itself FOR the
arst time this season in the third
quarter o. that desperate battle with
Dartmouth
Folwell has introduced two new
things 10 football the baseball pass.
short. sEappy throw and the
pinch player who Is none other
than Howard Berry. the Pentsthlon
champion OF The American colleges.
ard the Penn baseball captain
Michigan ls The next Zoe OF The
sons ot william Penn and the Red
and Blue squad g players and
Coach Fclweu. viii leave Phila1el.
phia on thursday afternoon and
head tor Detroit over the smooth
steel rails
Bully Thomas who was the fast.
est end ~ Folwells pack. has decid-
20 20 g 10 Trance and serve In
the Amsrican hospital corps and
has quit college Harry Ross one
of Folwours best backs. who has
been huT; all soason has returned
20 Franklin field and ne vill be OF
great value 20 the machine.
Tho Penn has not uncovered the
multiple kick 20 date. the team
gets d-iiling evcgy day AZ the
stunt Tolwell plans 10 use +, in
the Cornell game and against the
team 20 80 played In the great tour
ney of roses in Los Angeles. Cal.
The University ~ Havana has
written 90 Penn. asking II the Red
and Blue will consider football
game on. Kew Year or Christmas
noHt season. th' game 20 De played
a. Havar- Penn VIII probably &C
cep, the hristGas dhy engagement
and aga.n 10 west by Nay OF the
Panama canal