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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
ESCAPED MURDERER t%s,,ya
WOULD KILL OTHERS

HILO, January 1. - yMarcallino
Schmidt, the German Porto Rican muir
,derer who recently escaped from the
gang Of prison road laborers at Wal
mea is .still at large, The officer who
served as his Interpreter at Schmidt 3
trial says the murderer vowed to kill
two of the witnesses s.who testified
against him, aud the police fear he will
attempt to make good his threat since
his escape NJ .. 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
SEVENTEEN OFFICERS
LOST WITH NATAL

q, ,iAssoeiatsd Press by Federal Wirslsas.ly,
~ LONDON, January 1.-Two captains
of the British navy, fifteen other com.
missioned officers and nine warrant Off.
GERS were killed by the explosion that
destroyed the armored cruiser Natal on
Thursday. The two captains were Aso
Sweet and Erie Back. " r p. 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
Greek GeneralMade
aTargetByAirmen
Raidihg Salonika

tA,.ocias.d fssss " rsd.fsi .wirsl.sss
ATHENA January 2.--In one Of
the recent air raldt made against
the Allies a. aalonfta by tTsutonic
aviators, the nirinkn dropped their
bombs indiscrinninAttly. upon creeks
and Ailieh alfbo 4 81 ,f3,n3 \. Ag..
One Of the nIsaieb struck close
70 General zInRbfnkatia, one Of the
high officers 81 ne creek army, ana
the fcsultent sxpIo6inn nearly killed
! him his escape from the fragments
OF steel which hhttled ali about him
being almost r',rscplopA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
TO CURE 4 colo IN ONE DAT

take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE
(Iabietsl. Druggists refund money II
it fails to cure. The signature Of
e. w. GROVE is on each box. Man
ufaetured by the PARIS MEDICINE
CO., st. Louis. u. s. A, ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
SElSMOGRtPH Pf BUSY \

=. WASHINGTON. 3 Ianpary' 1.-THE
heaviest earthquake recorded In some
time has been, caught by the seismo.
graphic 1 instruments s4afst JGeorgetown
university. The quake begau!'at 9:l0
this morning, At eleven o'clock the
trembling, was stu vioIeht but the in
struments have been unable 70 do!
termiAe the location. -. B6h1r% ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
OPENING OF TIA JUANA
TRACT DRAWS A CROWD
lAssOelatsd Prsss By FsdsraI wirelsssO

TIA. JUANA, Mexico, January q
The opening of the race track here yes.
terlay was attended by some eight
thousand perr1ns, the majority being
Americans. The day was rainy and the
track slow, no good time being made in
any Of the events run OF.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
CHIcAG0'S FIRE LOSS
WAS FIVE MILLIONS

CAssocisssd Press BY Federal wirsisss.)
CHICAGO, January 2-The losses due
TO Ire In this city during the past
yer show a total in values of $5,153,.
ia. The various branches Of the city 8
tire department responded during the
year to 1881 alarms, .rolt.,3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
FAMOUS CIRCUS MAN
ENDS A BUSY LIFE

(Assoeia.sd PrssS BY Federal wirslsss.)
ByARABoO, Wisconsin, January g.
AL Ringing, the eldest Of the Ringing
Brothers, widely known circus proprie'
tors, died here yesterday, aged sixty
six years. IN .. ~. H.. ..... ia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
THEsSALoNlKI BEING
T0WED BACK TO PORT
Issoeiat.d Prsss by F.deraI w,rei.ss)

Associated Press BY Federal wirsisSS)
VIEWPOINT, January la local "a.
do station has picked up message
from an unidentified ship stating that
the steamer ,Thessaloniki has had seri.
GUS engine trouble and is being towed
to New York by the unknown steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
CALIFORNIA S0LoNS ...
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

tAssociatsd Press b. Federal WirslsSs)
SACRAMENTO January 2.-Govern.
or johnson has issued call for a SEES
sion of the Legislature, to open on We'd
nesday. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04

BEDDING, California January l. -
The heayisst snow in Is years has fallen
here and the weather IL SO cold that
sleighing is being INDUCED in. -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
PLENTY OF SNOW M -
THE GOLDEN STATE
tAssOciatsd Prsss 81 Federal Wirsltssf

(Assoctated Press ~ Federal Wireltss.e
SAN FRANCISCO, January 2.--For
the first time since 1888, snow is fall
ing in MERGED, while there is four
inches of "the beautiful on the slopes
of Mount Tamalpais.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
NEW YEAR vAUNFSSl8y as3'
FROM RlvAE CAPITALS

IAssOcistsd Prsss " iFsdsrAi wirslsss),
BERLIN, Jahhdfy 1.-The Kaiser in
a New Year address ito the army and
navy said:' ~ Whit we have begun we
shall accomplish; with Gods gracious
help and the weight Of the Masses"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
WASHNCI0ESl STATE. ~
GOT 4 sHAE.UP

= (AssociAtsd PFeBtl ~ FEDERAL tWitaiesS.l
SEATTLE, January 24-An earth
quake which was felt Throughout the
entire State-s Of Washington WAS ,ex-
periepced yesterday Thste was, 3lo
damage done. NJ, EES 80.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04

PARIS. January ( LS~5Rhesident Poin
care Of rance In q, New Year message
distributed today at the front said:
1.-THE year 1915 win be our year of
yictoryb d. 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04

SACRAMENTO, January, - Three
inches of snow has fallen here, a record
for this vicinity ~, ly,,ra$y-,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
WILLARD DIDN'T WANT
TO BOX ON HOLIDAY
Champion Gives Real Reason
for Postponing Match With
Moran in New York
BY JESS WILLARD



CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-Now that the date
for my fight with Frank Moran has been
shifted from March to March -, | will
furnish a reason for my insistcnce upon
the change.
1t may strike many as being rather
fincky, but 1t is correct March falls
upon Ash Wednesday, a day that is held
in great respect by the Christian world.
| have any number of friends who would
not attend fight under any consideration
on that day Rather than deprive them
of the opportunity of seeing the fight,
held out for a postponcmcnt. | believe
that there are thousands who will APP
plaud me for making the change
OF course, If Mr.. RiCkard and his part
ner. Mr.. McCraCken, had insisted upon
my lighting Moran on the original date,
| would have done so. Although l had n
rather severe cold, | am satisfied that If
it were absolutely necessary l could have
gotten into shape.
| believe that even II man does fol-
low fighting for a lvlihOod there is no
reason why he should not respect the
religious beliefs of his friends.
AS many may now remember. my fight
with Jack Johnson in Havana was to
take place on Easter Sunday | wanted to
change the date, but at that time had no
say in the arrangements. The date was
changed to the following Monday, thereby
respecting the feelings of the folks in
Cuba. And, believe me, l was just as
delighted as they.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
EUening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night

SONPAREII.--Young McGovcrn drew
with Bobby Mcleod. Andy Burns knocked
ont Marty Kane in the fourth, jack Far
rell and Walter Brown drew. Leo Flynn
stopped Jack Sltelly In the second, Jimmy
Berger won from Johnny DOnOhue.
QUAKER CITY-Sammy Decker de-
feHted Eddie Scigcl. Sol O'Donnell won
from Joe Hunting, Ford Munger out
fought Phil Lawrence, Danny German
knocked out Johnny Morgan in the sec
ond, Mike johnson stopped Tommy Potts
In the fourth, Tommy Cranston defeated
Patsy sylvester.
READING -- Jack TOlnnd defeated
Steve LntZO,
BOSTON-Tommy O'Kcerc was forced
to quit to frankie Mack In the third be-
cause of an injured hand.
NEW NoRK-Cowboy Charley Shnnds
defeated Young Hickey, Pete Cnlligan
stopped Kid Wilson in the fourth. Charley
Leonard knocked out Ray Rivers in the
eighth, Young Martin OutpOinted Pinkey
Burns Young Zulu Kid won from Wal
ter Nelson, Happy Mnhoncy Outpointed
Joe Bradley.
SYRACUSE - Frankie Nelson and
"YounG" Neil drew.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
KILBANE NOT AFRAID
OF CHANEY. DUNN SAYS
March II Bout Is Off, However, But
May Meet Later

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 19,-If George
CLANCY wants a bout with Johnny Kill
bane, featherweight champion, CLANCY
will have to wait until the last week in
April or early in May, for there will be
nothing stirring in the fstic line between
CLANCY and Kilbane on the date the world
takes a day off to celebrate the natal day
of Ireland's patron saint March II.
"Klbane isn't afraid to meet Chaney
or any one else" said Dunn. II called
off the bout for March II, and l did so
because I felt l was being framed and
that an advantage was being taken of
our interests. l am now trying to get
AL Herford and Sam Harris together and
have the two of them promote the Xii.
bane-C Chaney bout II they can do this
! am ready to consider a new agreement,
but the former contract is a dead Issue
so far as l am concerned. and Kilbane
won't meet CLANCY in Baltimore or any
where else on March II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
NEW BUILDING
NEEDED HERE FOR
BIG TRACK MEETS
M u lei p a l Auditorium
Would Attract Athletes
From All Over Country
1. C. A. A. A. A. VEN 1T


When Philadelphia gets its municipal
auditorium there ought TO be a great boom
for indoor athletics in this city. At pres
ent Philadelphia does not possess a single
decent indoor track. Those at the various
armories are not only far too small, but
since spiked shoes are not permitted.
every competitor risks serious injury.
The present Convention Hall cannot be
properly heated and is likewise too inac-,.
'eSs'Uie, 49,, a.. ,..... 49,. .... .,.,.,.,,
70 "opeu W ~ t.l9 NV NV i .,,i,, 20.
"u"'tu, iI iu',i sV uo'.s'' uStsu ma tila' =. WI ~
puSsto'e W Ia! a boou-stHe9 tt taeh VI
Mn,vn Wy, VIZ men euil use splkeu shoss @ @silu
WITCH wiz naNe % seaIlns acconlInooarions LION,
Ior from IuuVV 10 louVv SPECTATORS. WIN
suGn autollll,louatloIs ,, tlls Guy snouiu pe
hple 10 collIuct lnuoor meets more sue
ctSsluiN ana unuet better cohultlohs tnah
any other CITY lti Ainerlca'
as soon us tne proper conultions arc
assured appIcatlon should pe maoe lot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
LOCAL ATHLETES WILL
MEET SWEDES HERE
Hjertberg Will Bring Team
Over Next Summer-Many
Stars Expected

Members Of the Middle Atlantic Association
IN this Vicinity will have chance to show
their skill against some Of the worlds greatest
athletes az an International competition, in
Philadelphia, in either June or July, according
to arrangements which have been completed
by the Amateur Athletic Union and Ernie
Hierthcrg, trainer OF athletes OF Sweden.
Hiertherg will bring TO this country late in
May between 20 and 30 of Swcdcns greatest
athletes. This list will include a number who
took part in the last olympic games In Swe
den in 1912. This team will include special
lists In every event. and especially group OF
all-around athletes who will try their skill
against Howard Berry who won the ALL
around championshp at the Penn relay meet
last spring.
Just who will oppose the SwCdes Is matter
Of conjecture and VIII probably not be deter
mined until after the intergollogiate meet late
in May. The selection will be made by the
local officials, with George L; Pawling. the
head OF the Middle Atlantic Association and
big factor In national affairs, directing the
choice.
Ted Meredith tho great Penn runner. will no
doubt be the star Of the team, but Hiertberg
stated that he has middle distance man who
would have been pittCd against Meredith had
the Olympics been held in Berlin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
CYCLISTS SEEK PEACE
American Federation Asks for Con-
ference With Velodrome Owners

. NEWARK, N. j., Feb 19.-The Fedora
tion of American Cylists the body OF
men who are making an attempt to con-
troll cycling In this country and overthrow
the National Cycling Association, sent a
letter to Inglis NJ. Uppercu and Frank
Million, owners of the Newark Velo-
drome asking for a conference the pur-
pose of which is to talk over the cycling
situation in this city. .. ...,...
The new body says it has men who
will promote the game in Newark, and
want to give Million and Uppercu
chance to come to terms with the newly
formed association and the riders before
their hackers erect an outlaw track In
NeWark.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
Scholastic EUents
Scheduled for TOddv
BASKETBALL


Northeast High vs. NOrristOwn High,
nt NOrristown.
School of Pedagogy VS.. Pennsylvania
Institute for the Deaf. Mt Mt. Airy.
Lansdnlc High vs.. Swarthmore High,
at Swarthmorc.
Girard College VS.. West Chester Nor
mai. mt West Chester.
southern High vs.. Penn Freshmen, at
Weightman Hall.
George School VS.. Peddie Institute. nt
HightstOwn.
Germantown Friends VS.. Chestnut Hill
Academy, nt ST. Martins.
Chester High VS.. Wilmington Confer
encc, Academy, at Dover.
Crsinus College vs.. Williamson School,
at Media.
Narberth High School w. West Chester
Normal Reserves, at West Chester.
St. Luke's School VS.. Wilmington
Friends, mt Wilmington.
West Philadelphia High School VS..
Lawrcnccyille school, at Lnwrenceville
School.
st. Joscphs College VS.. Ia Sale. at
st. JOseph's College.
SWIMMING
Central High VS.. West Philadelphia
High School, at West Branch Y. vi. G.
a., D. III.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
phIIndnInl,In
DE ORC TO PLAY ELLIS
Championship Billiard Match to Be
Held Here

Sol, Allinger has signed up for this city
a worlds championship three-cushion
carom match between Alfredo De orc.
titleholder, and Charles Ellis. the former
pion of the Interstate League, which will
be decided in three blocks of so points
each on next Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday nights.
Allinger. to secure this contest. the first
for the title in this department of bill
liards. had to outbid New York, Chicago,
Cleveland and several other cities that
were anxious to stage this match.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
PENN SWIMMERS SWAMP
c. c. n. Y. IN LEAGUE MEET
Quakers Win by 42-11 Score in Tank
Competition


NEW YORK, Feb. 19-The swimming
team of the University of Pennsylvania de-
feated the representatives Of the College
of the city of New York in an intercol-
legiate dual swimming meet in the c. c.
N. Y. tank last night. The score was AZ
to Il.
The QualSers captured first and second
places in every event but the fancy dive
and 50-yard swim. In the former Lieb-
ner. of City College, was victorious, de-
feating both Evans and Coons, of Penn.
sylvania. In the other event Bosworth,
of c. c. N Y, captured second place,
losing the race by few inches Simonton,
of Pennsylvania, was first in II seconds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
Swarthmore High Wins

SWARTHAiORE. Pa, Feb. l0.-The swarth-
more High school basketball team defeated
score OF "a to 23. At the end OF the first half
SWarthmOre led, IA TO Ii. Lineup:
SWarthmoTe High, Lansdowne High,
Frlcke. ..,......,. forward ......,.,., Ryan
(PlaCe)
Farley. .....,....., forward ..,........ Battin
(Reese)
Morlan, centre ...,,.,... Rockford
(YaFnalD
Downey. ...,...,.. guard ...,..,....,.. Hart
(W. Wood
r. Wood ..,........ guard ............... Kidd
RefeTee-LungTen, SWarthmore College. Time
of halves-2O minutes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
YoIlmer Again Sets Record

NEW YORK, Feb. 10-Horbert L. Vollmer
the malnstuy of the Columbia swimming team
continued his rccord-breaking rampage last
night by smashing the intercollegiate lOO-yard
record in dual meet between his college and
Yale in the local tank He lowered the old
He was clockCd in ~ 20 seconds. Yale won
he team honors with score Of 20 points to
u hN GOlumhia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
Penn Meets Yale on Mat

Penn and Yale will meet In dual wrestling
matches N Weightmgapn Hal Hall this Afternoon, The
Sherman, Penn, Fowler, Yale; 125-pound
class Souder Penn, VS.. Wallace, Yale: 135-
pound class. Keser, Penn VS.. Kreider. Yale: <:
t45-pound class, CAPTAIN Milligan, Penn, VS..
vs. Potter Yale; ight-heavyweight class
Levin. Penn, VS.. Smith, Yale; heavyweight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

Horse Racing Dates
for Eastern Tracks

Bowie..ApriI 1 TO April "a.
npiaSre piaSre de Grace--.Aprfl is TO April 90.
tlmltco-May I TO May II.
JamaiCn- May IS TO Tay "a
BeImont Parkway 25 10 june Ii
yhmntca--Iune 15 TO June 23.
xHqneduct-.June - TO July III.
sonkers-july l2 10 July 90.
heimont-AuEust 28 to September o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
WANDERERS AT HOME
TO CARDINGTON TEAM
Allied League Game Carded at Third
Street and Lehigh Avenue

. one OF the best attractions Of the soccer year
ls , !hqt Carded for Falrhil ball park I'd street
Wand aIld i,ehigh avenue this afternoon, where the
manderers and Cardington clash in a nrst
Hivlsion Allied League game. The clubs ara
heeh rivals ana. as each has large follow
lng, an enthusiastic crowd will he on hand
When the ball is set I'm motion. The wanderers
SET VIII me present holders of the Amateur CUP,
Wnne Cafdington is best remembered FOR AZ
ieating Bethlehem In the final round for tbet
trophy three years ago ''' '''"'
The line-up
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

VINC0ME AND FELTONVILLE
IN UNITED LEAGUE FRAY
Contenders for Soccer Crown Meet at
53d and Locust Streets

game that will have nm imnortart bo, ,ri,,,.
on me ultimate destination OF the Tinted
League soccer championship will be min nyeI nj
25d and Locust streets this afternoon 6Stween
YIN @nlnCI9ame the, present leaders, and Feltonvillc
tne ibli-lO champions. Feltonville is nj pres,
ent tied Tor second place with Bristol at one
point pom less than the leaders. hence a victory
VIII, Keep them well up in the league stRndinpS
while success for Vincome Will keen the Wast
Philadelphians at the top. ''''
NInCOne. U''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

J. W. Janney won low net prize. and VI. c.
Burton captured low gross hOnOrs in the I.um-
bermen,ss Association inning over the minlg-
card was 2s-2S-jG, handicap II and net 43,
while BurtOns prize-winning gross score was
81 out and - IN for a total of 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
BRAZZ0 TO MEET AZEVEDO
IN FINAL AT NATIONAL A. c
Boston McManus Not Lad Portuguese
Stopped Last Week

Frankie McAIanus the Boston feather
weight who has hcen boxing successfully in
this city. for two years. is not the same
Frankie MCManus who was stopped by Joe
T2eveao recently; The Boston lad, was IN
man, who is said to be a Toledo boxer: To-
night at the National club Boston McManus
viii meet Eddie Wallace, of Brooklyn. In one
of the bouts to the feature fray which Will
bring together AZevedo and Jack BrazzO
The program follows:
First bout-SaiOr Czarmanski, United States
Navy, vs.. Quartermaster Smith. United States
Navy.
Second bout-Jean Constance. France. VS..
johnny Nelson, Kenslngton.
Third bOut-Eddic Wallace, Brooklyn, VS..
Frankie McManus. Boston.
Semiwind- up-solly Burns. Los Angeles. vs.
Eddie Wagond, Little Italy.
Wind-up-JqCk Brazzo. Hazeton. vs.. Joe
AZevedO, Oakland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

EXIDE MAKERS AFTER
INDUSTRIAL POINTS
Electrics and Lupton Company Play
Soccer at Germantown

:. The league-eadlng Electric Storage Battery
company soccer eleven will do battle with the
team from the David Lupton Sons Company
In an Industrial League match at Chelten ave
nue. and Magnolia street. Germantown this
afternoon. The EXdemak kers have won every
game played to date, and must continue their
winning streak today In order to retain nm
disputed possession Of first place "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Feb Ia.-Prlnce-
ton made it's initial appearance on the state
College mat last night before Il house party
crowd Of 1000 I'm the hardest fought meet seen
this year in the Penn state Armory. Although
the Tigers were defeated, % TO Z. every bout
was closely contested two going for extra
DCriOlS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
RECORDS FALL
WHEN SCHOOLBOYS
CAPTURE MEET
Arthur Mckenzie, Central
High, Breaks One-Mile
Mark-Rogers Star
OTHER SCHOOL NEW s

Standing out more prominently than
.ov other performance in the Penn Fresh
combined high schools indoor track and
ssld meet won by the high school stu
aents Yesterday afternoon, was the splen-
a,d rtinning of Arthur Mckenzie the
crimson and Gold distance runner, who
,inped off 3 3-5 seconds of his own indoor
record for the mile.
Three records fell when the schoolboys
,-r,,nphed over the collegians in this an
mai meet 1t was the third straight vic
torv for the high school teams, the COM
bned strength of the Central High,
Northeast and West Philadelphia teams
.Sain proving too great a handicap for
tbe first-year men to overcome. OF the
three records which fell, Mckenzie was
the only high school boy to hang UP n
new mark.
He ran the mile in the excellent time of
minutes "a 2-5 seconds. Last week, when
he ran the indoor. distance in minutes rs
seconds. he broke the record, which had
been standing for 10 years. Many doubted
his ability at that time, and some eX-
pressed the opinion that Dr. Mathew c.
c)'Brlen had failed to time him properly.
In the meet yesterday all doubt that an
error had been made was removed when
Mckenzie made still better time.
The schoolboys' total was soy, as against
soiS made by the colegians. Central High
tailed 3nlg points: Northeast High 10 points,
and West Philadelphia High, points. South
srn High and Frankford High did not enter
their entire teams.
The revised Individual first and second team
league standings of the basketball players
show that Mason, of West Philadelphia, still
leads the SECOND. string players and, Mearkle,
OF the Orange and Blue. tops the list of the
first leagiers, though Schnederman, of Central
High: Mondros, of Southern High, and Wat
man. OF Southern High, have made some
marked gains.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
Ski Records Broken

IA I55FhAMBOAT SPRINGS, COL, FEB. 10-All
aaal i9n mi6 Ping records were broken in the an
y kagnar omtyedt, Of Chicago who cleared
Tseord saRee %Ss oI 1872 feet The former worlds
eSvs oi the University Ski Club. OF Christlana.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
French Billiard Star Dies

new YORK, Feb. 19.-MaurIce VIgnaux, the
nstlonal, died Thufsday al Monte Carlo, Gable
bssllee TO that effect has been received from
rsnss oy the Brunswick Bake Collender Com
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

Trenton, besides signing Tommy Barlow a
local product has signed Hargreayes, who has
been playing forward, and Billy Lloyd, a guard
on the Trenton Y, NJ. Q. A. team. They will
be given opportunities TO show their worth In
the remaining games.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
RED AND BLUE SOCCERITES
In INITIAL PRACTICE
Penn Varsity to Play Philadelphia c.
G. Today at st. Martins

The University OF Pennsylvania soccer eleven
will get in its first practice since the close
of the Intercollegiate League season this aftcr-
noon, when 1t lines uD against the PHILADELPHIA
Cricket Club at st. Martins. Coach Stewart's
team Will be composed of six veterans OF the
1918 combination and five recruits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

Johnny Burns and Jim Feeuey are having
merry time typewriting challenges to each
other on behRlf OF jos BOrrell and Ralph Erne.
MeIghts aEaln VIII meet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

Trenton writer's are agitating the return OF
Fred Cooper as coach OF the Trenton team.
HOugh, Getsinger and Franckle need no coach
ing. Cooper would be valuable to the team
IL il were made up of inexperienced players
but inexperienced players have no license In
the Eastern League,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

Local officials will, be busy today. George
Cartwright will oficiAte in the NaYy-Swarth-
more game, Pete Carney will handle the Tome
Central High School. OF Washington contest
and Jimmy Rumsey VIII work IN CarneyS
nlaca AZ Glrard College.