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New Britain herald., 1917-05-18

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
CLARK BEATS MEDALIST
IN PALM BEACH GOLF

PALM BEACH, Fla. March 17.-H. c.
Clark, Myopia. turned the big surprise of
the local golf season here today when he
eliminated A. j. Mcclure, Lakewood. in the
semifinals of the Florida State champion
ship by to 4. in a match that was one
sided all the way.
In the second flight Hugh Wiloughby
Philadelphia, the winner last year, moved
into the finals through the unexpected de-
fault of ID. c. Murray, who rushed north
because of the threatened railroad strike
The other Philadelphian in this flight, c. H.
Geist, was eliminated in twenty-hole
match by F.. 7. Frelinghuysen, Tuxedo.
The results yesterday follow:
Florida golf championship. seminal round:
First fight-H G. Clark, Myopia, defea cd
A. j. Mcclure. Lakewood, and 4: James X.
Hyde. New York. defeated Quentin Feitner. New
York. l up.
Second hight-Hugh L. Wiloughby. Philadel-
phla. defeated D. G. Murray; Utica, by de,
c. II. Gest Philadelphia 1 up GO holes).
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
RATCLFFE'S GOAL
,WTNSFOR DREXEL
Institute Quintet B e ats
Johns Hopkins in Extra
Period Game, 33 to 81
STURGIS POPULAR CAPTAIN

A field goal In the last few seconds of
play has won more than one important con-
test this season When Ratclffe, the DrexeT
institute forward. shot n two-polnter in
the last three seconds of an exciting extra
nve-minute period in the game with Johns
Hopkins University. Drexe came through
with the pennant flying 33 to 81.
1t was Ratclffe's goal that gave the local
athletes a victory over the Baltimore boys.
When the first half ended the visitors were
on the short end 16 to IA. In the second
half they fought hard for the lead. Drexel,
with Ratcliffe, Mahan, Probasco Blessing,
Pearson, Watkins, Osmond and Captain
Calhoun, all in action at various times Of
the game. battled hard for the lead.
The Drexeltes held the lead. too. until
with ten more seconds to play, Buchness
the Johns Hopkins guard scored field
goal that tied the score. Then Drexel re-
turned to the cage with a do-or-die spirit
and won the game just before the whistle
sounded. 1t was the last contest for both
teams.
The election of Clifford Sturgis as captain
of next years basketball team at the
Northeast High School is not a surprise
to the students. He was the most popular
and one of the best players on the team.
Sturgls learned lesson when he was
disqualified by the faculty in the midst of
the recent league season, and he will be
oaCh III the game 'o stay heh' year
Sturgis Is youngster, just seventeen
years old. He can play basketball as well
as any athlete In the league and was one
of the high scorers He is a forward. and
next season will be his third year on the
Northeast High quintet
The Germantown Friends School held n
very successful gymnastic meet last night
at the school. Coach Albert A. Smith,
physical director, had a record number of
youngsters in action The rope climbs. po-
tato races and the dash events were all ex-
citing, and every student in the school par
ticipated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
THREE HUNDRED
TEAMS IN RELAYS
Record Entry List for
Penn's Carnival Next
Month
THOMSON, DARTMOUTH, IN

Pennsylvania's relay race carnival to be
held the last Friday and Saturday of next
month promises to be on more mammoth
scale than ever The team entries are
crawling up to the 800 mark There are
sixty-seven colleges, eghty-six high schools,
forty-eight preparatory schools, sXty-sX
grammar schools and four parochal schools
entered in the meet. There are still many
schools and colleges to be heard from, so
that the final count will. no doubt make
new record in this respect. The relay man
agement is very anxious to get all the en-
tries in as soon as possible.
Thomson, Of Dartmouth, was entered
yesterday in the pentathlon event at the
coming Henley carnival. Thomson is by
far the best athlete who has yet entered this
event, with the exception of Berry. the
champion of the last two years The entry
of the Dartmouth star will mean that
Berry will have to be at his best to win
this event again. Thomson last year was
third in the al-around championship Of
America, and he is In every respect great
athlete. He is a fine broad jumper, a very
fast sprinter, good with the discus and the
javelin. He will find the 1500-meters event
a hard one, but in the other events he will
force Berry to his limit. Last year Berry
won with a perfect score, but this season
he will have to fight hard in each event.
The entry of Thomson adds great interest
to the pentathlons. Other very fine all
around men are getting in shape for the
event. SO that new pentathlon records may
be expected on April 81, when this event
is held.
Coach Hillman. of Dartmouth, stated in
his letter that in addition to entering Thorn
son in the pentathlon he would have a team
in the one-mile relay championship and men
in the special events. OF these. Worthington.
the broad-jump. champion, is the most noted.
though Hobbs should score heavily. Last
Saturday night at the Meadowbrook games
Hobbs cleared six feet one inch in the high
jump and won the high hurdle event. Dart
mouths one-mile relay team is very fast.
1t defeated Princeton about a month ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
aY RESTARTS
|ONDER NEW WING
y. philadelphian, Now
s,.h Adam Ryan, Boxes
Newcomer Burke
/. NATIONAL TONIGHT T
....lno Ledger Decisions
y Ring Bouts Last Night

,,,sA A. GSs G,,;Ss Gsr.s s:rrs'' wss SsffstsS ssS%
~ Cslsmsnnnjh snnhnny Hughes. beat. Eddie
h!!lHs;, e;opmSn eSSm outfousht Eddie Glib Glib
g, Y'.sc .scc,r-Tom Cowler knocked out
Lso KSsnsr Ssn.:"n ..oSpeS SSseG'Gsfs Ks
~ emles, sMsrry Segal knocked out
- seeena' .hird, Val sontag outpointed
80 Lgpsh hsii. willie Burke drew with
~ nIE nsv1IIE, Pa.-Eddle Rsyoire de.
4 LurE..H.s Williams. X. o. Flynn beat
-, Bsrse. ,-ph,rr.y BOYLE de-
~ MssrscH Mc - Tony Zill' drew with
- s.gsssT0-yimmy Duffy won from Brs"n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
pv LOUIS H. JAFFE

,,,rnbv two years ago was recog-
jimmy phila adelphia's best lightweight,
,s Murphy is out to regain MS
s, two years ago. The west
us,.s,sn eets a restart tonight. under
,colors. at the National Club. He
Hsa n.,., in introducing Jack Burke, OF
"a quaker City fans. When MUIR
-',s into the fracas tonight Tor the
=, making Burke's debut in the
p.s..,,ccessful ~. II will be Jims initial
urdsr the management of Adam
n"' wurnhy recently joined colors with
n IA Adam plans to bring Jimmy UP
wen a higher pinnacle than tnat Oh
N Al which time Murphy showed priiliant
~ .raInst several lightweight contend
4 "a also the champion, Freddie Weish.
NJ. AeIring out an algebraic problem
4 ..mnare Murphy with his opponent to-
n, for Burke really Is an unknown guam
,sck comes here unheralded; he adj
h,rself a cousin of Mike Gibbons.
N Gears saws II he is the same Jack
~. and a cousin of Mike Gibbons he
4. !, the West, Mr.. Murphy's opponent
k',,ht n A perfectly good boxer; has all
4. s,uY of the famous Gibbons and even
a. aggressive of the Mike O'Dowd tear
Nh style.
NJ. Shannon. Frisco's fighting harp. who
~ cisyeiand's fighting harp. Champion
|sSs.v Kilbane, at the Olympia Club. Monday
5,sf has been ''preping' for the contest at
N yI3rien gymnasium. Shannon in his f1rst
souts here showed that he had lot Of
N snd was clever. Then In his next bout
s,sne through with the crusher. putting
NV Langdon to sleep. Patsy Broderick Is
4 y Bobby Reynolds's opponent in the semi.
=, yar Va Jimmy Coster, Billy Hines vs. Bat
l, Murray and Billy Manning vs.. Jimmy
I'D are other bouts.
h..vyvelrht bout between Dan Miller and
Nj samson, Of New York. Is one OF the fea-
~ IN The Nationals program tonight. FRANK
k.oer Brooklyn middleweight, Is to appear
M ssmi6nal with Billy Kramer as the other
~ " Tommy Reilly and Billy Waltz. and
l. Ausatis and Georgie Blackburn are IN other
yuuuy Jamison and Al Thumm are to he
|vsiw principals at the Broadway next Ihurs-
|Ss srht. Bobby McCann and Harry ktlburn
M n the semwind-up. Other bouts are
|S.,He williams vs.. Young Lawrence, Harry
isssrd vs. Joe Wright and Battling MURPHY Vs;
|{sms Patrone A battle royal. to be refereeo
n ssudy McNiblick, also is scheduled.
nsuy MeNelIl, recent invader of Philadel-
~ las been matched to meet Kid Williams
4 olympia April %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
RED WENCK IS "FIRED"
\ BY GOVERNOR WHITMAN

ALBANY, n. Y, March 17.-Governor
ltman has removed from Office Frederick
wenck, chairman of the State Athletic
9nasion. on the ground that he was
~ ior the position by reason of his
lracter and previous dealing with others"
executive dismissed all of the other
ts brought against the chairman by
M New York boxing bout promoters, in
ns one OF attempted extortion.
NMs announced at the executive cham
mat probably no successor to Wenck
un oe appointed, as the Governor hopes
boxing exhibitions declared illegal
shhtive session.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
rockies and Regulars

~ n Sxss:-Bill Donovan's Yannisans wsrs
~ 'nnt hNt for today's game thanks :" Aver wsrG
NJ M ue mue Cuban. Aregon broke i'm Fri
Ma S''n two-base hit The Yannigans
ssror orEiSis /. nx,'in Tim Thorpe. the Sac and
y g tSSants. ~ Thorpe made four bits IN ,oop ,o1p
- "a ina, p.s.e Yesterday. Both the Louis
(. clubs are after him.
4 ~ 0a.-.Today the Senator's a,v,as.
IN 'xli-Ns ~ game between shamrocks
4. ame ehUnal hstmal stars. 1t was to have
f;s,sm eelebration OF st Psfr,cln sno n the
NJ Iospv,,ark Griffith called a halt. "in.
W -''p'ai facilities" he said. ~"
ol1{ndp p.-After their 1O-to-2 defsa, h,,
vi b rcXs.,y,e yesterday the Braves went o,,t
q siysn Shn themselves. The players srs
uncover by President Haush-
3SeSss =. Ark The Red sox nut IN. nn-
y nninr ~ ~ tneir saf4e today. In antic,na-
>1nYjars W aSainst the Dodssrs in ~.
~ RutS or the season, tomorrow
lgies Tor the sa snomas and cady will be
= h1vs ~. Victor AIdridse ana n.
1cott pn,Ited to the nrst Cub tes M
soofh..r LOFTY and "Dutch'' Rsvss'
ksa pitcher. obtained from f'"Sr. ~
Aos hit with Manassr
4s-This q the day vh., A..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
|nG SIX MATTY" CAN WRITE
R RWHOMSOEVER HE WILL

We" YORK. March 16.-Christy. Math-
~, iamous pitcher, now manager of the
un.u National League Baseball Club,
= w!te Tor whoever he pleases, accord
w.. decision handed down here today
Muce Giegerich in the Supreme Court.
Ss.son mad been made defendant in an
Aoa SUIT brought by a syndicate to
N n ~ nlm from writing articles on base
y l'r other syndicates.
|hss.' ~ Justice decided Mathewson had con-
N 20 write his articles in collaboration
synn N. Wheeler. who no longer is
T'"su win the syndicate bringing suit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
EATIONAL REGATTA FOR
4 PHILA., is N. Y. REPORT
Crew Race Probably
Will Be Decided Over Course
on Schuylkill

That the national championship regatta
IN be decided on the Schuylkill River this
br Is Indicated in report from New
|lht today The executive committee Of
y National Association of Amateur Oars
- was in session In New York last night.
y L was hinted that the national event
|pald be awarded to Philadelphia. Another
bwtug Is scheduled for tonight in New
lsk and definite statement may be given
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
LOST AND FOUND

DOG-Lost. female Boston Terrier puppy. about
months old. brindle and white markings.
Liberal reward IL returned to n. Z. corner
10th st. and Oak lane, Philadelphia
MUFF-Lost, small baver mun. Thursday after
noon in the vicinity Of 18th and Chestnut SITS.
Reward If returned to Frazier & CO., North
American Rllg.
POIICY-Lost. perpetual policy No, l701O, OF
Spring Garden lns: Co, for $1,000. covering
s u cor I'd and Vine SITS. If found return 10
q g Seidei e. Co.. 18th and Calowhill SITS, or
Insurance company, application has been
made for n new policy,
RECEIPTS-Lost, depository receipts for the
Philadelphia Electric, COMPANY securities is
trustee as follows: No. 4s7 and No. 3s2. Re-
turn to the Land Title and Trust Company.
SCARFPIN--Lost. diamond heart scarfpin, be-
tween Ritz-Carlton and 3Dth and Chestnut. or
on Spruce st. car. route No. AZ. Reward II
returned to Hotel Normandy, seth and Chest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
Garfield Wins Tennis Title

PINEHURST. n. C.. March 1.-THE Pine
hurst tennis championship trophy was won to-
day by T. f. Garfield, of the Hartford Golf
Club, who defeated p. A. Fitzpatrick. of Glen
Cove in the final Of the mems singles, 8-3 "a,
Ga #,
Garfield forced the play at the net from
the outset and kept Fitzpatrick on the defensive
throughout the match. the resslt of which
was foregone conclusion after the playing Of
the first few games
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
j. Release Catcher; Drop Pitcher

rfiormed bls March i7.-wild Bill Donovan
Nd thsss hs,s % squad Of Yankees here. He ans
SHAW. SSsfs ana is., had been asked on Catcher
~ inowe rne Pittsburgh Nationals. II also
y rIpeiS ~ tssd waivers had been asked on
M q tbs me c,, SsooO pitcher. who has failed to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
Kerr Wins Golf Title in South

BELLEAIRE HEIGHTS, Fla, March IL
H. X, Kerr, of Greenwich Is the new West
Coast amateur golf champion. He defeated c.
H. Gardner. Of Providence. up and TO play,
in the thirty hole final played yesterday over
the two courses Of the Belleaire Country Club,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
Simpson Still Breaking Records

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, March 11.-Robert
simpson Of Missouri University, today holds
q norher worlds record. Last night he smashed
the ifty-yard low hurdle record. setting a new
mark of 0:08.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
Repa Lehigh Mat CAPTAIN

SOUTH BETHLEHEM Pa, March lie
highs wrestling team has elected Michael Repa,
Of Wilkes Barre, as captain. By graduation this
year the team will lose Dayton. Pons, Neubert,
Jenness and Parrish.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALR

CHAMBERMAID-First-cl class girl as chamber
maid: best references. Chestnut Hill $50 w.
.CHAMBERMAID and waitress. white, Profess
COOK or managing housekesper Position
wanted by capable woman, white: experienced
cook good manager; best references; Atlantic
city preferred. Apply p. o. Boz 62s. Phila.
HoUSEKEEPER = Cultured Christian mother
and daughter wish Positions; best references.
+ $50, Ledger Central
SOCIAL CORR EsPoNDENT-YounG woman.
educated, desires position. requiring after
moons only. M 1872. Ledger Central.
sTENoGRAPHER. shorthand and typewriting
experience; references; salary VIZ. 1153 Whit
man ave. Camden. ". J,
WANTED TO make at home. babies reasonaS6
priced layettes. 303. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

BILLING CLERK. rapid and accurate; must
advancement 3l6. LedEer OFFICE.
with first class work Apply Smith Ram
sey 1640 Market. --
BOOKKEEPER, accurate and neat knowledge
of billing necessary; must be rapid typist
3l7 Ledger Office
CHAMBERMAID and wa!.ress-Exp, white girl
for small family; ref. Mrs. T. 4. Castner.
Wynnewood ave-, oyerbrook, Pa. Pm. Oy 1918.
Observation-Disclosures home TO work in 5000
Wynnefeld ave. Take car No, 10 on o2d to
Wynnehed ave.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress wanted at once;
Ledger Office
COOK waitress, chambermaid and nurse;
Protestants for Chestnut HILL, Telephone
il78 W write 305, Ledger Office.
COOK, colored also chambermaid and waitress;
. experienced maids: , In family reference
required. Telephone Chestnut 237
COOK, white. English preferred, for position in
Bryn Mawr; . adults in family good wages,
Phone Bryn Mawr 453.
CooK-Expe rienced white girl; reference re-
oulred; good wages, Phone Barring lI43. Ap-
ply 3035 Chestnut ST.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR. accurate and am
bilious: must be rapid typlst, + BIB! Led off.
pICTAPHoNE, OPERATOR; state age. expert.
EMBRoIDERERs and good hand sewers; long
GIRL 49, TO work In office OF a large mfg con-
who desires to learn TO operate billing machine
or typewriter. Apply Ills Washington ave.
GIRL wanted as chambermaid. 2245 North
Broad st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALR

ACCOUNTANT. thoroughly experienced; open for
part-tme engagements; small sets kept ball
ances and financial statements pfepafsA
34, Ledger Ofhce. x
AcrcoUNTAMT a age as Is gesr;, year, s.ssE,e.s
ACCOUNTANT exp, age 2e. desires temporaFy
or steady position. q 1i0. Ledger Central
BooKKEEPER and office man. capable Of fulI
refs: moderate salary. r s4s. LED. csnfSSL
BooKKEEPER, IS. experienced commercjsl. ~
tile and cigar manufacturing. oQau4p1 q. -
sume charge: wages $22. q. eoe11uD. -
Park ave. II a.------.---- ~
BooKKEEPER. o years experience. d, ~
best ref. ase 20, modefete ealafys 49, -
position. 7l0 Ieedger Centrei -. v VI
BOOKKEEPER, accountant. thof0uIkH oII[ ~
snssd op3n fer rtsmporccsx tempe sasassnsa<s -
BooKI<IEtkk and corrsspondsst. s!y..!l1[l- 81
open n1r t1uporAry pooitiou or eunu<leuI ~
$50. ledIlf Cenfrel - ~. 49,.
cHAuFFnpN- MECHANIC. . YSsrs 81, g. Z
WIZ wiz part Ssssy .ss 2 z, ,yssSisss
citIx c,ISs siFyFq z qis y Sss, s.sss;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
PERSONALS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

SACRIFICE; diamond solitaire. about J ,ci
$40. McCutchen. 6l2 Bulletin Bldg. Wal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE


sALEswoMEN
1T Bros require saleswomen for various de-
partments Apply Employment Bureau.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

0IRLs--Additions to our glass department make
openings for 80 girls learners paid SO weekly.
adyancement in o weeks experienced workers
make anf oYfr Rer Msfff RRpiy in Bs5s9p %
Glenolden. Pr.
GIRLS over 10 years wanted in icing and pack
ing room. National Biscuit Co. 18th and
Glenwood ave.
GIRLS, over l6. to learn hand embroidery; paid
while learning. Apply Smith Ramsey, t640
Market.
GIRIS-Learners In shoe factory. Seventh
floor. ais N 18th st,
BOOKKEEPER--Assista waited; one expert
enced In the lumber business preferred state
age, qualifications and salary. B 1874. Ledger
Office.
HQUsEKEEpER for ,modern a,room apt. 1908
Master St. by middlo-aKea Widower; sleep out.
!. apply by letter emily. y S2o, Ledger Office.
HousIKnSrFe wgrklgs; rsota ,fSF fSF byslasss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

sCRupwOMAN wanted for cleaning in office
and factory Brown a. Bailey Co.. FRANKLIN
and Willow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

GIRLS WANTED
over 18 years, for clean, light. factory work;
Ss houTsi PioNEER MfsEiR sssTsssfRENNIp5ER co.
9l5 N, 18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

SALESMAN-wanted. a. frst-class broom sales
man to represent us in northern New Jersey
and adjoining Pennsylvania territory; in re-
plying, give us full detail relative to your ex.
perience and ability. inclosng references: also
state whether YOU want to work on COM
mission or straight salary basis. Windsor
Broom Co. Hamburg. Pa.
SALESMAN wanted to sell auto tires: hrst,
class statesmen. but tire experience not essen
tial; straight salary: good opportunity for ad-
vancement. Address @ ~. Ledger Central