davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-11-01
ARMADA Gen. Won FALKENHAyNA
NARAz( Ma VYTRvALY ODPOR RU-
MuNSKYCH vOjSK VSEDM|HRADSKU
Buure oznamuje lpechy rumunsch armad M mnohych mi
stech pomezn lne - Berlin oznamuje ze voka cen
tranicl mocnosti nalezaj Sc stale posupu
RUSKA oFENSIvA Ma STOCHOO RECE BYLA zASTAvEKA
Prudke boie ma fece Cene Macdon Spane poas sezue
perace ma rakouskoitalske frone Rocky kral naridl
odyolani reckeho vojska Thessale Epiru.

1sp6chH. Ncpfiznlv6 potasi po-
sIcdnich dnn MaGne stizilo ofcn-
siyni opcracc Srbh. Ma jlnych ca
stcch fronty Y Maccdonll ncdo-
slo k addnym v}znafntjSim ndhIo-
stem.
Spaln6 poGasi tGz si6znje opera.
ce na rak0nsko-italskG fronie, J.
taIska valcGna nfadoyna oznAnlla
n6koIik IokaInich llspGchn, ale j.
max bojc jsou tn obmczeny hlavnc
ma dtlostrelecky souboj. Y Trl.
dcntsku nastaIa jiz zima a ia zIc-
mozni opcracc We v6tSim meflikll,
Y okoli Goricc budc ale mono po-
kratovati V opcracich jcstt po ne.
koIik tydnh, ncbot zde zima do.
stayujc Sc pozdeji jc mlrnd.
Iiecky krhl konstautIn naridlI
odvolAni fcckych vojsk 4 Thcssa.
lie a Epiru Y souhlaSn pozadav'
Ky spojcncu. V mistcrh t6chtc
poncchano bylo jcnom tollk voJ
ska, 60 statilo by k udrzeni po
fadku Spojenci obdyali SO, II
snaha pro-ntmeckych agentii NH
ze Sc setkati nspechem u tate
yojska pouziia k obttzovani spa
icncn. Nyni bylo odstrantno ja
kekoliv nebezpeGi \ tGto strany
spojenci ncmusi sc obavati zAdn'
zrady.
Londyn, 90. fijna. - kapitdl
Boetkc, prosluly ndmecky vzdu
choplavec Y boji We vzduchu Y so
botu srazil se $ jinym aeroplanen
byl usmrcen, die bcrlinskt de
pese, ktera dosla do Amsteroda
mu. Jeho stroj spadl k zcml v ne
meckIch liniich. Y patek kapl
tan Boctkc srazil ttyriediy aero
plan.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-11-01
Ford da 100000 tlemokratam,

New Work N y ~, tlua
Henry Ford, anamt tevaruik ait
lumpbila, ma Y umtsln vIuoNalI
tlm0Nn na ohlasoyanl Ia cello a
m adimn presi,lenla Wthona
,llv eauameui II Norernlhala
pful rsly fluaatnlha vNhoul ha
ralniha ,lsmakraItekebe Ethern
Al t,lA0tN D. igsle tFeha, ll'
prublaseui pana NorRvNlhaua. q
.ht saitAteuo tAla spesNsfelen
presldenta Milsaua h ,lepehra
.iam New inrku NNdana hNl,
Stasa abs apaltill east lahaio ~
lfehnsha ahnosu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-11-01
Zen nemeckych ponorek cd zaha
ieni valky.

Berlin, ~. rijna. -- V odpoyt.
Ii na prohIdieni norsk%eh Gasopi-
u, H. opcracc ntmcck@ch ponorck
rizcny jsou proti nc'ltrhlnimf To-
dim, zvIdst6 proti norsk}m, daso.
pis Lolal AnHcigcr pravi, ze oil
zahdicni ydlky potopeno bylo IA
kousko.n6mcckymi ponorkami j.
253 lodi nepfitele a jenom 200 ne.
utrdlnich. Potdptni neutrdlnirh
lodi budc zastavcno, jakmlle tyto
prcstanou dovdzeti kontraband,
pravi jmcnovany tasopis.
Italove dobyli vcsnice,
Rim, 90. rijna. -- ltalskd vojsk0
vstoupila do yesncc Sauo, vytla.
iiySi \ nj yojska rakouskd. Jiho-
yychodn6 od Nova Villa itnIskd
vojska posunula svoje llnic ku
pfedu 300 yardu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-11-01

lIDnblIis -V' 'iJ''"' J'''b
pokratovani> >pOstupn tclIionskyeh
armad v Dobrlldzl n novych hspe'
chn francouzsktho a anglIcktho
yojska krajine pfi fcce Sommc,
ncdoslo k pozoruhodn6jsim zmt'
nam v situaci ma rnznych valct-
n%ch frontach. Rusko.rumunska
voiska Dobrudzi nstnpnJi nepre'
trzite pred postupujici armadon
poluiho marSalka Won Mackense'
na a die zprav zc Sofie, pokouseJl
so pfckrotiti reku Dunaj.
Ma scdmihradskych hranlcieh
rumunskym armadhm preJe vice
stesii n die zprav Bukurcstl sc
i'm podarilo zatlaciti rakonsko-
nGmeckf armady V nekollka mi
slcch. Rumunska vdleGnd nfado-
yna oznamila znovudobyii Piscu-
IN Y Trotus ddoli, vitdzstvi Y ne
kolika jinych mistech a ziskanl VI
GO iak 1000 zajatch. Vojska ge-
ncrAla Won Falkenhayna, die
zprav 2 Bukuresti, utrpela znacne
ztraty naslcdkem rumunske pro.
,iofensivy. Ma sedmihradske
fronia dostalo Sc Rumunhm posh
= Ruska. Tato sesilcna vojska "a
baiila ofensivu horskych hdo.
Itch. kterymi Falkenhayn SNAIL
se proniknouti do vlassniho ru-
munsk6ho tizemi. V uzul hdoli
Rumunam podafilo sc zastavitl
postup rakousko-ntmeckeho voJ'
ska ziskati $40 zajaten vedle
mnozstvi valeeneho materlalu. '
Ouitei oil teutonska voJska by
Ia odt ena, Y Buzen ndoll ru'
nuns loiska naltzaji Sc v ofcn.
sivy ndoli Dragostayele RI
muiA 4 dtok primtil prave ErI.
dIo u pritele k nstupu. Rnmnnl
pfi techto opcracich 2iskall 3o'
zaiatca a ukorisiili pet stroJo
y%ch pusek dve zakopoya della
Y bojieh ndoli .Iinl Rumunl po
kratuii We SVEN postupn z'ska
Ii tn 450 zajaten ukoristllI sest
naet strojovych pnsek a 'r' della
Nepfitel utrpal ttzkt ztraty 'e
to ytseii n ma bojisti napoeilah'
bylo 1000 mrtvyeh RaknSann
Nsmcil.
X ncjprudsim bojam doehaz
nyni Y mistech, kde hranlce in
koyiny, sedmihradska a Rnmun
ska Sc spojuii a nedaleko Campo
lnnpu. Take Y Jiul ndoll pokr"
soyano ie We yasniyyeh hoJleh' -
Die zprav = Berlina, Teutonl d"i
sich tlspeohn v okoli hraSova
okoli Campalungu doeilili'
Aneli1ant moenili Sc dalsle'
nsmeek}ch zakopn severne OIL lie
Ronufs ' krajins somme, ha'll'
% s'raneouzoyt dohyli novleh II
sps,hn ! okuli Sally saillisel
Iiiaehes,
Berlin oznamuje, " s'lna ~
ska ofensiya ma feee Stoeho,l u
Volynsku hyla zasiaNena' d'naI
ma ruskS fronle nedoslo h aadhNi
ylanasnsisim udalostem, relr'
brad ntnamil nsknlik 'lrohhNeh !
srscha podtl feky s'ases, r''''
ku feky stDchod
\ Maeedonii aoehaal nynl
nrndksm hoiam polsl fesN ,sl
~ kde Srboyt a traneoiteNe :
.nali poslouplli smsFem \ Menu
.,srn. kteg, is hlavnim epeFiN'
he.lem hulhatskSsb afma,l. eolul
rteh \ ,sehlo ml.tech lh'lhat'
xuamenavse nrheaprai, AleFs hF"
Nona.lsra s,iAslsli y pe'aee 9
NsmyA q nyni preli sreem enl'
i IA sedle hulharaksrh leke y
msess ie,ine,ky tatll oanan''.i
= srl..kA veIska doeillla ps ~
fsan,s daRt'k aspsvAN, s'sine
saf.e aanamuie nskelik dgehi's'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-11-01
Rumunsko nepodepaala lendsn.
skou aeLlaraei,

Amsterdam. ~ fllna, ku-
munsko nrul nfelna spoierWem
Ruska AngIie, trauvtt, ltalie 4
ilnteh semi uehol Wpeiepsalu
,lnaud kndsnskou ,leklarael klr
rou tasaauii se po,leieaue seme
IL nentaN fou srpaFalnlhe u1leN
Ma - ais - 10 A. kuaunsha pe
tlepise tuio dpklaraei pas'leil
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-11-01
Italov6 dobyli vcsnice,
Rocky kral konferuje vyslanci
spojencu.

Athtny, %. fijna. -- kral kon'
stantn mel dlouhou poradu = ru-
>k}m n anglickym vyslanccm, Jc-
den spojcuccky diplomat sdtllI III.
stupci Amcricktho sdruzcneho ii.
,kn. ~ mezl reckon vladou n spo.
jcnci doSlo k uSpokojivt dohod6.
Rcrka Vlada snazi So udrzoynti po'
fadck V AthtnAch u hrHy doJdc k
odvoldni ndmoinikn spojcnct, ~~
Nova dohoda ic uspokoityou pro
krdlc, Vcnizclosc i spolcncc
Evropaka poptavlsa po nasi knzi'
Washington, d, G., ~, rijno, ~
Pfitinou zdralcui obuvi yc Spol,
Stdtech je vclkd poptdyka po anne
rickH ohuvi pro evropskt arm0dy,
die prohldscni vlddniho ohehod,
odhoru Ancrika zasobuie evrop-
size armady obuvi v znadnd mife,
pontvad1 priyoz kozi do ttto ze'
ND hyl vhlkou ohmezen, ceny ho.
toy}ch produktn stoupaji \ ro
ee ioli yyveaone bylo 40 spole
Inteh Sthtn koii V cene Sht 900.
900, ale Y tomto fiskalnim roee
| konfienn dine 80 tervna, yyvoa
/ koai dosloupil ceny Sltdo0o,lhn
Vcdle toho y paSle,lntm roee ane
lntti ytrohci poslah do Gyrop'
/ a0.000nO0 par0 ohuyi, obrhodnl
Ici prahlasnii. IL etmu ohuvl slo,'p
he plnleh 100 proeent pfed la
/ rem,
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aoha,s sla,s dolly i Shirt

MuNkNa, ~ fltlA IiNlrfile
bohalt aelS va slate h,lN ehieNv
N nr,laleka kFasnalstska \ sihi
.fl uA - "a ~ b tlskan hu,ls a
merbkt kapltAl / ,tSlmu ieetle
noSseh ,lela,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-11-01
rocAai rRo oMAHu A oKoiI

thnAhA 4 NkNll IVlAtlt
Nebraska rSkna pou,lfu =
NtetE suulru1ii tApe,lpt eAAll y
0legE
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-11-01
Diva Americana usmrceni
Trevinou,

El paso, Tex 80, filna,
kpraya Y Nogales sdemje, ae diva
mturalixovani oh6ane ameritti,
harleS Engel a Fritz Schultz, by
i popravoni v Chihnaha Mas,e na
oakaz generala Treyina due ~,
tafi Ipravu u tom pflnesl kleh
uond Won nahlen, General HELL
n1namil, a. nedostalo 50 mn aad
~ takost lrravy drive, Take u
Al ute,luici sdellli, ae neni jun NJ
apho auamo lom, h. by kterN
kolW American edsouzsu hyl 4
smrlI, Take meSiekyeh pra'
menO vydAno hylo prohlasenl, q
uiteho a tom neni jun anamo,
uermanisaee Mofavy,
Chicago, H., - flna, lrlskl
kane, Ces, Mar sdruaem J Ma
.sseh ,lrahaeh marayskyeh ma
Inst SO nrislflve praye,lrna ! ger
manisaev tsneJsi'', Nseeks napis
u ua drehaeh musi hs,i meme
Ivka, rvaAska pnlieie slaslsne 40.
~ eepiee, nshe mela eerne II
aloysml asmks a kekar,len. ny
lni ,ls.s,ane IVA eeriee pftmks aiu'
Ite a kokar,la aln,oeeFnaaA ahs hs
Ia rskuAstslsl,
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-28

25c Rexall Perflecto fur
niture polish 2 for 26c
soc Rexall perflecto fur
niture polish z fotr sic
Zoe Slippery Elm lozenges
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25c Rexall corn solvent
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ASK an AFFORD Dell Merchandise these
by tn Co
vino
the Won
standard
and the be egoodsp Won
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-28
Ask Us, "What Is a One-C Gent SaIew

ae where you buy the regular pncehen the
KIND for lc AS illustration: The
sae high weayou
regular haveso ldyouforv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-23
GOLFERS. WILL
COMPETE FOR
LOCAL CROWN
Qualification Round Starts
Tomorrow at Philadelphia
Country Club
EIGHTY-EIGHT les

Eighty-eight of the best golfers in the
Philadelphia district will compete in tht
qualification round of the team champion
ship for the Philadelphia Cup at the Phila.
delphia Country Club, Bala, tomorrow. Five
clubs are represented and the four clubs
having the best seven scores will qualify
to meet at match play on July 6 and al
the Country Club.
The pairings follow:
sh6-E N. Jones; PhIl,adslpha Cricket ant
s:2o-E. p Psst. Haa,ISs@oR VALLEY. and ]. H
s2U-E F'gfiphS @f mer6n f5GRsi snd G.
o.oo RichpSnd AEoniRink, ,, y n
o'oD 0oU bSqwa PSiil$sslgsiS SEicfst anu u -
s;4o-R. p; McSIsIs;ly MsSTion: and H. w.
s4S-R Steel and HTcN6. w. g. Rowland
s5o-E HqntpEGSn III FIEfsq MeFISn YsIsy and C. G. Dixon
49, -, Philadelphia Country. ,,, ~ ,Ll,-.. '
300. fI b. 6clS6an, 81, PhiIadelpha Cricket.
e:O6-H H. FTqaelne iGS GpntiHsdSn Valley, and
aagP hs & GG2aGsFy
a,,n-T aRS y amSaia1 g Huber .lI6n MsFiOS an1 Nc
osaO-H. +, Wiii;opshby jTI MsSion; ara &. w
o25a Ek'qs W. sa,ss AainEdGn and NffS Harrison
osoF TS~fssnd % Ks%be AFSnReh FRadepha Country and
.5E seT2ies 2Si%sSP PSaSsIph,a MfrSr Country and
soM iisE FSI5Ssjas, y9lIGs a4s.; and
o:4O-w M =, Weaver. Weaver pEtya pHEtpyntlpsdSn Valley: and
oo-c Maeess PRad9Dbis GGqatsy cTGEs and
ar F Y: KnIsht. Aronimipk; ,,.,,.
100 s, e, sharwOOd; MeEloH: e,.-'-
RGf'Rfz anG Harold KitsOa. iad'Rhs iSRn
fsst SIs3t.E GElSs ssasg and
1oho-J w, clssg PhiladelPhia, Cricket. and
RTSSEe HpRtnsd5h %asS GSnTS
iOa6-o aSa ho%$s = % Cricket
io;so-LesIis Edgss9m6. AronIninE, and W, H.
lOssFtR2MhamP Rhi ss4sdRt MsfUn dffS' and W.
io4o-R. E' Hanson, PhliIpds,lphia Country. and
lO45-G. d, Atherton, PhIladephia Country.
,o,,o and II. Bohle1, Huntington VALLEY:
MedgilssRn.. PRiadsiSRia Country try 'o'
io56-J, r: Maxwell: gTi, Merton and G. C.
IL ;OO-A. j. Mccarty. Philadelphia Country. and
j.; W; Robb, Merton.
,,.,o RIShaITd Mott. EaanttiinnIS,d5pn EantiinSdqpn Valley
l1a5-F ESQ i. sehoisid, iistip Aropimink. and w. G.
E9rnShIhw RhbIllEdsslR5biSH crisEst ntrv and
II :25-R. !" " Mcciold, Philadsi iphia Country
I1isO-J. i Bland ATOnlml9k. and Basil Harris.
y $50. II. AtherhOlt Aronimink, and partner.
If:45-H u. Calves Aronlmink, and partner.
L1:50-J. IL. chesterman. Aronimink, and part
I225-E. ". Clark. Sd, philadelphia Country.
and 2. s, Jameson Philadelphia
2 2;s0-J. b. Browder, Philadelphia Cricket and
4. s, Gay, Jr., Philadelphia Cricket
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NGsDE

to give either Dodgers or Braves an even
battle into the stretch. Tesreau always
has been rated fine pitcher. Benton and
Perritt have had good years in the past.
Anderson was rated star last season.
There Is good inside chance now that
McGraw will get some frst-class box work.
II he does, his club will be hard one to
stop.
The big Giant test will arrive when the
club comes home in June TO grapple with
the Polo Grounds hoodoo where but one
victory has been rung up all season. But
the Giants have too much power to be
held in the second division. And q club
that can start a road trip with per-
centage under $50 and then fight its way
out of the depths ia not to be taken too
lightly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-23
Squirt MADE
BY CLEVELAND DUE TO HARD,
CONSISTENT BALL PLAYING
By GRANTLAND RICE

CTANDING with reluctant feet where
Othe fans and queries meet, there at
least are two fanatic queries you can bank
on.
No matter what other questions may pop
from the nimble brain of the fan, these
two rule the order of the day:
1. Is this Cleveland affair just hash,
or can Fohls club hang on?
2. How do you account for the big re-
versal the Giants have shownH
The Cleveland Miracle
Most of the rival American League man
ayers with whom we have talked DON
believe that Cleveland will ever win PEN
nant or finish 1-2-3 But last season we
could find no National League manager,
except Moran, who thought the Philies
would finish 1898.
We had no idea that Cleveland would
ever jump from seventh place last year to
first place this May. In the same way we
have no idea where Cleveland will hnish'
But II two things happen, we can see no
reason why Cleveland shouldn't have as
good chance to win as any other cluo'
These two things are as follows:
1. II the club doesn't bump into a bad
run of luck and lose the services of Speaker
or other stars.
If the usual morale it has shown can
stand UP under reverses.
The Early Part of 1t
Cleveland so far obtained the jump for
these reasons--her club has tried harder
and hustled harder than any other club
we have seen And she has gotten the
steadiest pitching of the year. backed up
by the wonderful outfield range of iris
Speaker
Cleveland has n flrst-class pitching staff
in Morton Bagby Coumbe. CoveleslSie and
II rl.Is ,tarIN NNTffl1
out further injuries, to win pennant. now
IL the Indians can continue hustling In the
face of bad breaks that may come later on
they VIII have about as clean shot at the
top as any other contender. For the Amer
lean League race this season is going to be
an open proposition. The three supposedly
stronger teams, Tigers, White Sox and Red
Sox, are evidently not at all prevailing and
as powerful as they once looked to be. They
will be good clubs later on, but not good
enough to overshadow the others In an
open race of this sort where there are
many contenders. the club that gets the big
jump has greater advantage than usual.
Cleveland has this jump, and by the time
Chapman and Klepfer get right again there
is enough good stuff there to stay around
the top.
AS for the Giants
When the Giants started West they
looked to many like sure second DIVISION
club. But even in defeat they had one
feature in their favor-a powerful attack.
Those who follow baseball closely know
what this means. When ball club isn't
batting it is pretty sure to lose heart In
other departments. A ball player esteems
his base hits above all other details. When
he is hitting, even in defeat, 1t is hard to
destroy his pep
with the Giants it merely was a aues-
tIon Of pitChinp The mower was there
offense-the power and the speed For
several weeks the pitching was worse than
spotty. But there always was chance
that staff composed of Tesreau, Ander-
son, Benton, Perritt, Stroud and Mathew
son would develop at least four reliable
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performers. Or at least two good workers
and two Of average callbre. 1t merely was
a matter Of pitching--not of brilliant pitch.
ing. but of good average pitching. And
when this part of the Giants machine
finally got going the power on attack did
the rest
Any number of estimable fanatics have
desired to know whether this Giant rush
can last, and whether the Giants have a
good chance to beat out Boston, Brooklyn
and Philadelphia.
Once again It is a matter of pitching
Given Just good average pitching there is
strength enough to the club to finish 1898
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-23

Charley Thomas. The former may be matched
10 meet JACK Brazzo at a local club.
a., Two South Philadelphia matches hanging Aro
JUST now are Pat Bradley ys. Darby Cnspar p
ana Al Nelson We. AL Nash.
Joe Deyir. manager Of Jack Carroll has
matched the former sailor with See-Saw Kelly
az the Gayety Theatre, Wednesday night, May
The star bout at the Olympia next week will
be between Lew Tender and AL Shubert
Billy Gibson writes from New York that Fred
Welsh has turned down s25. 900 offer TO meet
Benny Leonard In Buenos Aires.
Johnny Kllbane and Eddie Wallace will clash
IN lO-round bout at Montreal, Can, tomorrow
night. The latter is to get $3.50 guarantee.
Jim Flynn has not retlred-,yet, He is matched
July 4. ''
Two dream" bouts scheduled here are
Benny Leonard VS.. George Chaney and Benny
Leonard VS.. Charley White Promoters here
know nothing about these matches. although ex-
changes state the bouts will be held In Phia-
delphia.
Norris Wolf. the Chicago lad who has had
but four bouts, looks like one OF the most prom
isng welterweight products in this city. Norris
is a, cool fellow In the ring and possesses a
punch that spells sleep.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-23
Central FootbalIers Practice

Alexander Howell. coach OF the Central Hsh
football team, called for spring practice yes.
call az Houston Field "Bill'' Butler, last years
Coach Howell with the backheid men.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-23
BRADLEY AND DONLEY
MEET IN RYAN WENDUP
Barney Ford Opens Model A. G.
With Campi and F. Moore
in Star Bout

With the opening of the Model A. c.. to-
eisht' local fans have the choice OF two
boxing shows. Followers of Pat Bradley
sll witness their idol tackle a rugged lad
n the windup at the Ryan A. c.. when he
answers the bell against Mickey Donley,
Nho defeated Tommy Carey in four
.oands at the Olympia last night. Al
nough Bradley has hard proposition on
- hands, Donley also may find rough sail
sns, as Pats body smashes are vicious
shough to weaken any boxer.
barney Ford, who breaks into the local
1Ssa as matchmaker and promoter has
sohnny Campi and Frankie Moore booked
Ior the final at the Model Neither boy has
ny science, but they more than make up
~ this deficiency by aggressiyeness and
.asgedness. Another feature on the OPEN
lns program will be an exhibition OF panto-
1ime .e boxing by the worlds champion" /"
s. eaaie Mack, and his manager. Babe"
1onisht's program follows:
RYAN A. c.
usslrrsas slrss bout-Frankie Conway vs. Mickey Nc
.sssssond Second hout-charley Daggert VS.. Jimmy Val
Ealsa Rogt-Bebby prlseoll vs.. Terry Ketshell
- s,.s'a'iaina-ep-Eddte CaVanaush vs. Joe Brad
Find-up-AIlekey Donley ys. Pat Bradley.
MODEL A c.
sE7iFss bout-Harry Mitchell VS., Jimmy eraW-
"a 80 bsog.1Iss ssIss9 ys Edsia Hagsf
- wind Eddie Sullivan ys. JACK Kant
"lea-up-Johnny campl " FRANKIE Moore.
massa s0qi tSs & sss 5ohaas ssrsda9 eissSSS aS
Iz q tommy II snssIna vs- Iohnns MeIauzh-
- Fsks noaslI Jolans Adams :.
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CENTRAL HIGH in
LINE FOR TRACK
AND FIELD TITLE
Northeast Virtually Sure
of Baseball Honors-C. H.
S. Players Ineligible
OTHER SCHOOL NEW S

Central Highs showing In the dual track
meets and the big title competitions held
TO date points to a Crimson and Gold VIC
tory in the high school championships, for
unless the unexpected happens another VIC
tory VIII go to Broad and Green streets.
Centrals hopes of winning the Inter-
scholastic League baseball championship
have gone sky high. The loss of seven
regulars, among others the veteran Zelen-
ziger who was hurt In recent league
contest, has shattered the championship
hopes OF the Central players. The team
has been ripped apart by faculty disquali-
fications and injuries.
Northeast High looms UP as the likely
pennant winners. Catholic High. West
Philadelphia and Central High will prob
ably fight 1t out for the second position.
Catholic Highs victory over South Phila-
delphia yesterday was clean-cut and de-
cisve.
Robinson was the Individual star when
Catholic High trimmed Southern. His rec
ord of three runs, two hits, three stolen
bases and great catch after long run
against the wind proved that he is one
of the best scholastic players in the league.
South Philadelphia secured one solitary
hit due to the excellent twirling by Fitz-
patrick and the splendid support he re-
ceived from his teammates. Catholic High
has been making slow but sure gains in
the Tnterscholastic League race and the
Purple and Gold will bear watching.
That Penn Charter has future tennis
stars in the making was evident yesterday
when the Quakers' second-string players
defeated the Philadelphia Trades School
team in a match, . to 0. We must at
least give Trades School credit for trying
1t marks the first appearance of the Trades
net players in a match with one of the
league teams.
Northeast High Schools freshmen won
considerable glory in the meet with Ger.
day afternoon, Comfort, Schofeld. Matlack
leading point winners for the Red and
Black Bircher, Brooks, Delong and Stoker
were the best performers for Germantown
High.
Penn Charter, Episcopal Academy,
Friends Central and Germantown Academy
all have athletes in training for the an.
nual Interacademic League track and field
championship meet, to be held at Franklin
Field next Friday afternoon. Penn Char.
ter, having won the tennis title, the Inter-
academic League baseball title, Is looking
forward to a triple win by also capturing
the track and field championship.
Coach Shelley's South Philadelphia team
is in rut. At times 1t is loose fielding,
while on other occasions the downtown
youngsters fail to hit the ball. In the
game with Catholic High yesterday 1t was
all-round lstless baseball, together with
failure to hit that cost Southern High the
contest.
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The reason that Jimmy Burke Il not tezzs
petinF for Iehigh University is that he HfnffI
70 run when. he felt 20 inclined and Gaaea
j, swasthnore will entertain Lafayette en whit
tier Field SWarthu1ore tomorrow nftrrn1rHI
AS Lafayette hasn't lost dual meet lhis
year, Coach Bruce doesn't expect 10 fall down
Jenkins. Of Louisiana state university. Amtl
he some sprlnter. In the CHAMPIONSHIPS of
the Southern 1ntercoIlesate Association he won
the 100 yards IN 10 seconds; the 210 Yards
winning the quarter mile IN 40 Is seconds.
IL wasn't many years ago that 1.20 was
Murphy. Of Hebron Academy, tossed the ~
pound hammer In the Harvard InterschcIastca
174 feet inches. He must know how to taka
the turns.
Dartmouth has not been beaten IN the Nen
England 1ntercollegiates In 10 years, and II
will be n matter Oh only time before the other
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WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
. Athletics, 10; Cleveland, 8.
Washington, 2j Chicago, o.
st. Louis, o. New York. B.
Boston, 81 Detroit, 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PhilIIes. 81 Chicago, 8.
Boston, q; st, Louis, b.
Rain prevented other games.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis ut New York-postpOned.
Detroit at BOston-clOudy.
Chicago at Washingtnn-rain.
Cleveland at llRdelphia-pOstp0ned.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at ClncInnatI--clOudy..
Brooklyn at Observation-Disclosures
Boston at st. Louls-clear.
Philadelphia at ChlcagO-clear.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark at BuffalO-olOudy.
Baltimore mt TOrOntO-clOudy.
Providence at Mpntreal-rain.
Richmond at ROehester-threateninE.