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Runs Scored by
Majors for Week

UNS scored by all teams in
N American and National Leagues
from Friday, August IS, to Thurs
day, August "a, inclusive. Only
runs that figure in official averages
are included. Scores of incomplete
games are not counted, but the
scores of games of five innings or
more are included in the table:
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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
LOUIS Fl. JAFFE
By LOUIS Fl. JAFFE

The christening of the washington Sporting
Cub. of West Philadelphia, viii occur tonight
Ismmy jamson. R5 whose knockout SIt over YER Eddie
Hhckle gained for him the kingpin K.. o. laures
rain mix.
The Gayety Theater has turned out several
sr r195, S95srS IS 4 from rs amateHr ranls Wednss-
MA shi Sam md Maaee En "a won m ms
sseded to leaye IL lie a-for siory' division for Tor
ning in professional ranks.
"A 2O.round decision match between Fred
Kssh and Johnny Kllbane would result in the
hiieT being a double-titled champion. is the be-
gar Welsh and Kilbane are the best boxers in
II edge, '1'' - 'l.-, anu 10 ''''' '''''''
Faiss. are prepared for the season: They are
sn@Iams Hams and two of the most willing workers
daed With BSttng Terry yraTd ahd Mo- Morris WIFI
s, nns, Dundee Is booked for a bout with frankie
Who was the winner of both matches be-
aIo,iIr FIrsnkle Sl White and Abe kaha kof at the
hs1Rh R CLaG dsn}d last year queries vlto Golonno
sess' with White winner both times.
Larry Williams. local heavyweight and spar
..iied on with John Lester Johnson a negro
ssssng ssa IN great form. His footworE for big
.Fssothsr FAsnsothsr English boxer has been added to the
l.slsIe .asea- -the-front' list; He was Jerry De;
szsassriea sssiea several years ago and made PhiladeI-
- MS home. Jerry was a welterwelght. while
s'sa boxed as lightweight.
i. Saturday g5e night WIN be the regular boxing
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BingLeS and Bungles

with the score tied, Smith Clouted one Of Red
Fabers slants out of the park and the Senators
won.
Eddie Collins and Bobby Roth both stole home
Roth did 1t for Cleveland and Collins made
Washington suffer
Roth was subbng for iris Speaker and he
managed to knock the ball out OF the park
twice In one game, He was responsible for
all OF CleYeland's runs Ia the second game
The Yankees are sharing second place with
Chicago as result of their even break yes
tcrday with the Browns.
Leslie Nunamaker saved the Yankees when
acting as a pinch hitter, he tripled with Walters
third.
Babe Ruth held Detroit safe while his team
mates were getting three runs.
Two Red sox runs were the result of an error
by Cobb
Ed Konetchy battered Cub pitchers TO the ex-
tent OF three blows out OF four efforts and the
Braves won. to 1.
Cleveland won it's first game since the team
started east at Shibe Park.
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WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
AMERICAN LENGTE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
AMERICAN IEAEI-E

thLhlNtN l4E4aAnt
Cleveland at Philadelphia 1.-TWO Enmest-Clear.
st. Louis at New NoFk-Jlenr.
Chicago ut Neutrality-suspicious..
Detroit ut BostOn-Clcnr,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA at st. Louis-Clenr.
New York nt Plttsburgh--Clenr.
Brooklyn ut Cincinnatt--Clenr.
Boston at Chicngo-Clear.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark at ROChester-Clenr.
Richmond ut BuiialO-Clenr.
Baltimore ut TOrOnto--Clcnr,
Providence ut Muntrenl-Clear,
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The Yankees are sharing second place with
Chicago result of their break yes
tGrduy with the Browns.
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Mrs. Letts Lifts Western coli mae

Cleveland won its first game since the team
started east at Shtbe Park.
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saturday night will be the regular boxing
1ts Tor bouts at the National. and the first
HzsiaF show will be staged September 0.
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morrow for any nrst-Class semiprofesson
club having grounds. Address Robert 2. Under
wood 1871 Orthodox street Frankford.
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I.eslIe Nunamaker saved the Yankees wher
acting as a pinch hitter, he trtpled with Walter
on third.
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Ed Kopetchy battered Cub pitchers TO the ex-
Braves won. to 1.
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Two Red sox runs were the result of an erro
by Cobb
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Tho championship of SortA Philadelphia will
be decided by a series Of three games bctweeT
the Corley Catholic and the Prichard Clubs
The first game OF the series viii be played to-
morrow.
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by a knockout.
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Babe Ruth held Detroit safe while his teal
mates were getting three runs.
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The N SncIlenburg & Co. baseball nine would
like 10 hear from any team having open
date for tomorrow Address T. Mccartney man
ager in care OF y. Snellenburg Co, Eleventh
and Market streets
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with the tied Smith Clouted one of Red
Faber's slunts out of the park and the Senators
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Eddie Collins and Bobby Roth both stole home.
Roth did It for Cleveland and Collins made
Washington suffer.
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Armstrong Wins Two

The motorcycle races were very exciting
Armstrong and Veditz winning their events.
The summarizes:
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The Grown A. c. is without games for Sep
tember . and Labor day, address Dan ROff
Jr., 25l2 North Hancock street.
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Amateur Baseball

The Atlantic Baseball Club wishes TO announce
that the game arranged with the Cape May
team and booked for tomorrow has been can
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-24
General Athletic Policy of Yale Changed

entire athletic situation likely undergo complete revision President
Arthur Iade realizes
conflicts and the udces which the the athletic
Yale athletics
"ln the
the best system when pateable but practicable only when
policy particularly those problems which with
As
advantages
know whom to follow continuity policy possible Arrangements
o he
av o he ol
that shall find possible abandon the old idea of mixed committee
a
in of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-24

SATURDAY was Michael J, Costa. one OF the
PEST known Of the local bowlcrs who has been
identihed with tho sport for many years.
lie announced that he had concluded negotia-
tlons for leasing the fourth floor Of the build
ing 1907 to 1911 Market street. In which
he will have Installed Immediately 10 of the
construction OF the establishment, which Will
be one OF the finest in the country
The local league tournaments are holding
me attention OF the hundreds Of followers Of
financial, fratena and other associations
The leaders in a majority OF the Leagues
are ahead only by game or more and several
leaders IN the organizations with their margin
League, Mutual games over Anti-Cobden.
champion White EiePhnnts as ATisan o'se seeton fH
\, UnderdoWn No. l team which has only lost
gahss IN z In Section Of the same
games In ADVANCE Of underdown No. .. Key
stone League Section A., Pirates, who have
Is second with 10 Victories and ii reverses.
The, Beck Engraving. Company squad dis
placed Engraving in the lead for the Curtis
League championshi2 glory last week and
various teams clash again on the Terminal
its ~. riyais Main In oGiGe holds FIRST place in
Royal Arcanum League being decided on
Casino Alleys, the Hayerford team has shown
tories and Is defeats PhiiadeIphia no '
team Is TWO games In the rear, a tie exists
in the Drug League. the Nationals and Wam-
games. In the Strawbridge & Clothier race
Retail It Credlt gained 2-gams lead over Rugs
series, '
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YALE COMMITTEE LIKELY
TO FOLLOW SUGGESTION
MADE BY TOM SHEVLIN
Those in Charge of Selecting Football Coaches
May Appoint "Tad" Jones and Mike
Sweeney to Positions

TON sHBvLENs
Alma Mater the gidion football
which defeat
time OF need is working brighter
athletics
Shev1n
q
would
committee
Thorne and Vance Mccormick have
the football Those
and because the Yale athletic
choice would
high standing
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LOOMS ALL-ROUND STAR
IN INDOOR COMPETITION
"Jackrabbit" Performs
Well in Sprints and
Hurdles Despite Pc
culiar Build

-.
DIGIT now Joe Loomis, of the Chicago
IVA. A., is starting on n campaign to
proyo biuseIs ,I,o bes+ or .,,,o,i,,,, -,
aro,,rd indoor, ati,,otos n,,,,is t., g., q.
more sounbt after nv mnnognrs nr indoor
,rccts In Tcu, yori, ,i,,. re-, att,or
nan This 10 hernu.a ho &C. 20
tbo fret p,ogrit,,do d, ,hroo a,,o,,,
s,,r,rts bi,,h T,,,,,n a,,, ,,,.,i,e
''''p "''"
In the sprints LOOMS VIII compete
AGAINST Howard Drew, the former Spring
heId H. ). lad ana Joint holder OF the
worIds championship; IN the high jump
his opponents will be Wesley Oler, Yale
captain and intercollegiate recordholder,
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Service and Loyalty No Longer Count

Evidently long
worked be
the
position
released by I.cagu
the
carry only men in 1916 If that the
baseball will
livelihood nothing
travelling a
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ROGER ANXIOUS TO LEARN
SAD NEWS OF FATE TODAY
Deposed Manager of Cubs Isn't
Worrying About His Money, but
Wants to Earn 1t

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Roger Bresnahan,
who has a two-year contract with the
Cubs at from $4,000 to $4,000 per- will
make another effort today to get Charlie
Weeghman down TO brass tacks as TO
where Roger comes In this season. Ihe
ex-Cub pilot isn't worrying about getting
his money, but he wants to earn II.
Seven White SoX are slated TO bite the
dust within the next two weeks, Man
ager Rowland has 81 players signed up
but will take only 27 on the training trip
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Newman's Victory No Wonderful Achievement

New York writer's without exception assert that William Nwmans
put out o the
-FOUR instead Of
player regardless of his
n New Yorkci city
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GOTCH JOINS A CIRCUS
Wrestling Champion Will Meet All
Corners, la Willard

NEW YORK. Jan. 2i-Frank Gotch is
to return to the wrestling mat via con-
tract with Jack Curley. Gotch will be
circus feature with a road show this
summer, il was stated here today. He
will meet all comers, and any man who
keeps his shoulders up Is minutes with
him gets 500. Later Gotch win defend
his title against all comers.
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MOran's Chance

1t also. sometimes. takes a difference
of opinion to provide the purse for n
prize fight Here's the opinion of one
fight fan:
"Whcre do you get that stuff about
Willard beating Moran? Send it up a
side alley. Moran fought a better fight
against Johnson for 20 rounds than Will
lard did the first 20 at Havana. Neither
Moran nor Willard is any great boxer
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PhiIadeIphia Polo Team Loses

NEWARK. n, j., Jan. 24-'Fhe Essex troon
Mosquitoes won their second polo game OF the
Indoor Polo club Trio in an Indoor Polo League
game, goals to /.
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leln who can do this. Possessed OF abll-
ity to run the 220 yards dash in 90
seconds the hurdles are hardly obstacles
to him. His work in the A. A. cham
pionships at Baltimore in 1914, when as a
new conner he won, was an eye opener.
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Managerial Control

The one way to get effective leadership
Is TO give the manager full control. If he
knows his job he will deliver the produce
If he doesn't. he will at least be no worse
than n good manager who is constantly
hamperod
McGraw has had great success because
he has been absolute boss. Mack has
succeeded for the same reason. These
two have been the most successful in
baseball Yet II either had been sub
jected to authority from above their
careers would have been spotted with
defeat.
When Murphy began to interfere with
Chance the Cubs went to seed The Reds
have had more managerial interference
than any other club according to general
testimony. and their A0-year record Is
proof of the price that must be paid
Suppose you have n poor manager. Can
him and try another. But it is better
to fire him than to interfere The minute
the player knows his manager isn't abso-
Lutte boss the aforesaid manager might
as we'll trade Jobs with the alert young
bat boy. And 1t takes the average player
about ten minutes to find out who the
real boss Is.
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White sox Sign Collegian

MADISON. Wis. Jan. "a The Chicago
W white lite soy *, have signed Malcolm, E. Glavin.
University OF Wisconsin baseball team his
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Chief Bender Wanted on Coast

Chief Bender, the Indian hurler IL wanted
BY President Eddie Maier OF the Vernon. Cal,
Paeinc coast League team. Bender Is a free
agent and has been wired by Mailer that good
contract awaits him. ' sS't
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NEWS OF LOCAL BOWLING ALLEYS

ys H4s Ses asf SataTREs 91%Hs ngb mehef on
,Tszier, Waller Cook Tom jones' {! Charles Rfss
Sow YarE Srt h.E N"9N Were 0Gtr2lSd by The
lhompson. the famous Chicago expert, who is
polls, BY scant is pins Was 81 one me- Of the
srst tributes TO the returning popularity OF
The, work q these two squads, which proved
supSrlor 70 that displayed by the other local
Royal and lroguois. taxed the Viewing capac,
" Of the establishment, and Manager George
customary business on the other alleys The
wW0rH % {ic,tnG tnG uontestants was of high order.
Mahy uiIlellt split spares were knocked down.
anu ang as me games were rolled on the six north
SSoCtol allyEs the bOwlcrs had the advan-
hTT1So S6hTS oi HtiNlns iN tie pin set up by the
'h'hea which produce more accuracy and speed.
k4oz was high man Of the ten contestants,
matches, hts best game being go in the first
score than these was FoIed during the series.
expert bowling, with the Royal quintet, regis
ms the best Eas Total 'a of any o thy
ooSIeES5' Ol4' ne having previously scored 175
The matches aroused interest IN the game
tests local and visiting bowiers discussed the
q The Atlantis coSst BIi BoMhs Sh3HPSRshPs
Of which az the eontending teams are mem
that the coming tourney, which viii begin
April 2 IN Washington, will be the banner
tourney OF the new governing body of ten
pins. The first champions hips were rolled In
Boston last year. In order 10 take part in
the national tourney, which consists. OF iye
an entrance fee Of SIS In each class Is charged
The championships consist OF three games IN
each class and the teams and individuals
t9tallng the highest number OF pins share ia
the distribution Of the prize money Bowling
T. a sport open 10 amateurs and was one OF
he big sporting activities not touched by the
conference Of amateur athletic heads which
recently adopted rules for amateurs in New
This city Is likely TO send 20 ive-men teams
TO the national capitol AFFAIR. and also one or
more GuCkpin teams. The Quaker city League
and perhaps the Philadelphia League will prob
ably ably send their r,-l best teams; These are the
iurisdiction OF the local chapter Of The At
lantic Coast Association. One sure entry will
be the winning team Of the roll-off series be.
tween the winners OF the Quaker City and
first round In a few weeks.
Among the spectators at the matches on
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Texas Lcarners
That S5O.OOO Purse

"Ihc punch is mighticr than tho nom
We 'oroio mis- oncc before ,Ci,h groan,,
ind here iUC r,rn to tUritc agal,
"Tbo punch is migbtier than Inc NO,
81 Jouy-scucR thousand bones .
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Fans Hope O'Brien Wins Decisively From Welsh

Freddie Welsh lightweight
the hstc fans hereabous that a
OF on s..
o seeO hui i'm.
Albright College had enough team fall
Next fall is
meet Rutgers Buekne and Lhgh in
schedule
Williamson ocah
Military least finish better
~
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BROADWAY A. a. THURSDAY NIGHT
Herman Taylor, Manager
Youngest Promoter Stages Oldest Boxers
kentucky Rosebud vs.. John Henry johnson
AdmissiO ion 25e and soc. No HIGHER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-24

Captain Yernall Place, Reese. f. Wood and
W. Wood form Il likely-looSing quintet at
Swarthwore High. These regulars are hold
ing their places down by. clever teamwork and
accuracy I'm shooting under fire. Yarnal and
Place are especially good in tallying field goals
and are dangerous men TO leave uncovered.
In passing and dTibbing, Reese, w. Wood and
Il. Wood a trio worthy of praise.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-24

BY bones, Amanda, we do not mean
the assay OF poets bean, but what ia
more commonly known as kale-seed, or
iron men.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-24

Chestnut Hin Academy has improved rapidly
in basketball The victory scored over the
philadSiphia Trades school team on Saturday,
triumph for Coach Stockings boys, Trades
School has played the big teams in this district
and has an excellent record. The Killers were
by no means confident OF winning. but Whar-
ton, Jamison, Martin. Bailey and Elliott all
worked well together and eventually landed
the game.
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Lon Jourdet Has Developed Great Quintet

at the
thank Lon Jourde
this o
Penn students differ in wise from students
not root for perpetual loser Joud has
League provided
ghtness the
to
Cornell
doubled
lowers already The crowd at the with Dartmouth
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Ready Win Again Handle Lehigh Eleven


w.
a a ctory owe
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HAUGHTON HAS CORRECT IDEA
OF BASEBALL PRESIDENT
Turning Over Complete Leadership of Braves
to Stalings Is Plan He Has Followed
in Football
BY GRANTLAND RICE

, but Moran has a far better nu,o.
in a finish fight would surely win "a ana
lO-round bout. as both arc slow star,u. ta
] don't think anything could no nro,.Is
But over tho full distance thcro o'eu r,o.e,,
he nothing to It but Moran" "ouid
In the erp-gcrmed interim vb,,
become of that deathlcss. tbriIi,n- hss
round combat to he arranged hotweo,, No 20
Welsh and Mr.. White? Or have r,o ~. Nj 4ir
looked some important item in tbo oyer. YER
week or two? ''e iast
Texas Lcaguers
Before placing your basebau
kindly recall how many were ncI,ir. aser *,
Phillies to win a year ago TO-DAY 'ns
We have no desire TO purcbaso a..
his hallplayers. but what price Ia NJ, VI
Sinclair willing to make on ono ~ ~,
umpiresP For after all, what ia boss ms
without an umpire? "Oms
say what Is an amateur?" yvri,o, -,
Jolly. tho rolliCking Scot Judging ss..A
most of the stun we have seen printad AN !,
late. we should say an amateur w w
any person who had ever startsa
sporting goods store
Wo have no idea as to what ,bor :,
tend to do about it, but a lot Of intsro.. ~.
would suddenly pass from any chamnio"''
snip That found Francis Oulmet and Ma
rice Mclaughlin barred.
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on. the Game is greet ,chen the Game is
uoup0,
1vhcu the speed is there toih the ri,aI
spark;
when the domo burns rcd ,chcro the oloto
on the dream beyond to the cdoe Of
ddb;
when me waHop traits jor hurry caU.
when me heart holds ont for dn endless
dash,
when yop MT the ground trth a stcitt
rebound
And come again for another smash.
on, the Game Is fine rhcn the Came Is
HcU,
And youth's a pal ,cih a helping hand;
when Hcy TOOK pour 'cdy for the uiUning
pidU
And the tong cheer rolls from the roviug
stand.
when Vour uerccs arc steel and yo,1ue
Hcrcr bRoirn
Thc orindiHg strain that cun md no
rest;
when you hare 'hc Kick and the come
bact's quick
As you driuc again to the ,cuiiiuo test.
Bat tomorrow you wuke-nud the came
is old;
You ,comr believe you have come that
far
Bt the cheer is stilicd tohere your name
once ihriUcd
As the headlines turn to another star.
|oW pears trcrc fcW on the opcn dcid,
Thcy orowHcd you King bit breath
BIT breath is an age OF the Sporting
pdGe
WHOM dope and the records begin to
hoC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-24

Swarthmore High School has again taken the
lead in the Delaware County High School Ath-
letc League. With three games won and
one lost the Garnet has excellent chance
to make good and win the 1916 title, the first
championship TO he awarded. Darby High and
Chester High are still in the running and will
took first place by defeating Media High on
Saturday, ~ 10 Is,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-24

Southern High School was well represented
In the Penn games Saturday night, Captain
played forward, had his eye on the basket
scoring five field goals. Lou Martin, former
for the Penn varsity, with two 10 his credit
and two fouls. His all round work was fca-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-24

The college basketball fans who attended the
Penn Dartmouth struggle. anticipating close
battle, only tn be rewarded with onc-sidod
90 to victory for the Red and Blue in what
many called listlcss game, have no reason to
complain. Victory must have been in the at =
boys present, and there were many of them,
saw tho Penn freshmen wallop Brown Prepara-
% to I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-24

II tool; no immortal prophet to suggest
that Percy Haughton intended to turn
over the complete leadership of the
Braves TO George StallnEs. No man
who has bccn as smart as IIauEhton has
been In football could even consider any
other proposition In baseball. A man
who is only part manager of a ball club
is worse than no manager at all
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-24

The battle cry OF we want a touchdown"
should bo changed for the local sGhoolboiys :, to o
field" Southern High, West Philadelphia,
Germantown High and Frankford High would
all Join the cheering station.
Latest advices from Blston High School, at
that noted little town OF Easton, Pa, are to
the effect that this institution would send II
few rooters. too, for they arc after athletic
grounds at Easton. TOO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-24

Southern High Schools team FACES hiE
shHkp-up, due to the fact that Captain Black
and Iipkowitz ate members OF tho graduating
February class No change viii ho made for
tho game tomorrow however. the Southern
quintet remaining intact for this crucial con-
test.
Bunnin and watman will play guards. Wat
son will be centre and Lipkowitz and Captain
Black guards. Then there arc Lcwhart a
and Gottcb. n substitute guard, who
may both he depended upon.