Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10

Jones in play at Green's billiard room last
innings. Harry Cline and Mayer now are
tied for first place In the hree.cushion bll-
lard championshlp tourney no ,nd 'se sos, ,,yo
I'lanncry has lost three ana Jones dropped
four.
. David q. Morrow. of Washington. former
star center, has been named head coaeh oi
Joifcrson. succeeding Sol Met2ger, who was
not an applicant, having entered war \ a.
graduate manager OF football for ten wears,
was unanimously retained IN that positIoh'
Yale University will be represented. at the
AssCcintion and the MeadOwbrook Athletic
Club in Philadelphia according to an an
nouncement today.
Hackers OF a Sunday baseball bin a.,
ready introduced in the New YORK STATE
Iii wo,iId allow professional ss We'll as anna
teur games ON sunday after 2;3o p. M
Howard Berry. famous PENNSYLVANIA uut-
vorsity athlete, probably Will take part IN
meet in New York ON January 20. lle is z
candidate for place ON the relay that Will
represent Camp Dix
Willie Hoppe. worlds champion balk-line
Sreks eksbon ins game al san Fran
cisco recently when he made a run OF
eighteen, held by Charley Norm, OF ST.
Louis.
Charley weeghman. president of the Cubs,
announces that a proposal TO have the, team
train In the South has peeh aPand3nsa' Pa3n
Cal. early in March.
Ira Thomas. cx-catcher for the Mack
men. win return to Wi,S,ns,0Wsb MI. iniiss s bsssSsi
coach Of the Williams College nine. Man.
ager SHEPARD denies tnat IRA win VIZ isGGspe i"ssne
team.
The dates OF the annual Central 4: 4; I.
Basketball tourney to be held at Beloit. Wis;
have been advanced to February IL. 10 and
10. The tournament is limited to the teams
in the seven States comprising the central
division.
MacIIenry, a well-known light-hs rness IA
yorite. with a mark Of H. owned Z WI, NE
liam whitman OF G9arI,sya,le; dieS S N hrse rse
came from Kentucky three years ago.
The Giants have signed two pitchers for
1918 Fred Andsrson has retuSneS tTSkan ms CON n
mcry with Roehestter ter ,S Striker ,s n may ~ not get
Brown Preparatory School has lost one of
its best athletes. :'Doc' Williams. a star
football and baseball player; and, and who was vas
North Broad street Institution. has Joined
the aviation corps
Lighthouse Boys Club. now 500 strong.
celebrated in royal style at the elIbh9use'
Billy Recap was the guest OF the evening.
and spoke timely on the adnantage OF ath-
advocated clean sportsmsnship in a fine
address.
CAPTAIN w. r. G.. Holland. one OF the
he st-known track athletes and oarsmen In
Rs died Gs sfips ne
half, mile and long jump. He rowed in the
oxford varsity sishs for ,h -four nSs' years and
that DEBATED Yale in 1896 He was Judge
OF the Henley regatta for ten years before
the war.
Quarryville High School basketball five
the iatter's hall last night, 3s TO 1e. the
visitors completely outclassing their oppo-
nents.
The 1918 football schedule for the Uni
versty OF Iowa includes four Big Ten Con-
at Chicago; November 2, Illinois al Urbsns;
November 23. Indiana at Iowa City.
New York University and Amherst for to-
morrow evening has been FASHIONED on ac-
fSant on crew e 'se SO acute that the New York ora
cisis were compelled to close the gymnasium
A new track record was hung up by Basil.
driven by Jockey Keough. In the third race.
With ideal conditions prevailing and an i'm
post OF ITO pounds, odds of o to 2, Basil
went the distance, six furlongs. In 11l 2-b.
Rosewater, Checks and Monotony fell In the
seventh race.
Jack Istterner. for three years a star
forward on the West Virginia basketbail
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