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the matter and deny that they are
showing goods for next fall now.
Although the women's cloak and suit
trade is far from active at present
manufacturers are still ii the markes :
tor high grade cloths, especially
noyeity fabrics. Silvertones are f.
drag on the market. having waned II
popularity with the women OF the
country and having been produced ir
large quantities in low quality.
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ALL AM aMERIcAs Z ,AssocItT!oS. nc.

NVIINL TT STOCkHOLDERS
You are hereb, notified that ty order a.
ihe Board Of Directors OF All Americas ~
Soclaflon. Inc. Special Meeting OF the
9icTkholders - of the said CORPORATION VIII b
teid ~ No. lol Fifth Avenue New York Ctts
on on Iussday The lsth day of December. 1918
az : q ciock = Nj. for the purpose 81 consiG-
erins and taxing acton on q resolution na sge,,
rY lNe lHard OF Directors at special nes.t.
ing neid on the IAN day OF November. - &,
1ecofnInending to the stockholders that ths
corporation be forthwith dissolved under tho
provision Of Section 22i Of the General Cor
poTatlon Law Of the state Of New York and
authorizing the proper officers TO take the
necessary and proper action to carry ths
same iato effect.
G. w. FAY. Secretary.
Dated November 2ith. 1919
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Com I'M ODDITIES

The visible supply Increased -. 900 bushels
i9r the week but stocks az visible sup
the supply makes the market susceptible
to bullish influences. rs traders arc not
disposed to take heavy chances on the
Yesterdays Previous Year
corn. No. " yel.sf.ssS. ;fss% 0aSSs- ;lrsG aFq'
PesenbsT ?. ,,,s ID bSsT'...... 5saa2A La1's lg5
CAUSE.-THE oats market followed corn
and prices, were lrmer, closing with net
buyers, ana the cash situation was hrSn' SS'
demand. The visible supply decrease
1915 GOO bushels and the falling off in
stocks had more or less influence on
Yesterdays Previous Year
S2 WI sossassH sS.ss se.saA ~
Je 'eiAber - .T1l. rs
Ryc--Market firm.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Flour and o1eal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
Nnn Mfm S0ss' pa .is7s fl'sS $is7s SSss sli5o psS
cmeal'ysl s.7o@ s.s5 s.7oG S.85 as
Bran .... 44. 90 u 80. 90 $4,000 1900 1915
Rye flour 1909 $50 7.o0W 7.25 a.l5Q 9.75
Cottonseed Oil
The market was fairly active yesterday.
Early in the day prices advanced on buy
ing credited to Cotton Exchange houses
and in sympathy with the early fIrmnsss IN
cotton and lard. Toward the close, how
ever, offers Increased very materially with
evidences Of hedging operations against
larger offers OF crude oil ana tnis brought
about liquidation. Prices declined rapidly
under the increased pressure ana final
quot stions were at the low OF the DAY with
net losses OF 10 to SO points. Total sales
We're 20, 600 barrels.
Niidays
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Business Troubles

= MohuAN CO. yesterday Of
cepanc and thereby
mime me market this time the followed policy
Reserve Bank
nfrmeda the bank
n'ne nai paper market dealers
N"N ""''"s N'AA"s A9" "u'oA-'O""
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Sugar. granulated. per lb..

CoHee, MO NO Z. per 10. lo% ~ =
Coffee. Santos No. 4. per ID. 2oiz
Sugar-Both the raw and refined sugar
markets we're very unsettled yesterday
by the published news relative to con
tinued government control. and the trade
general has assumed waiting attitude
until more definite Information is obtain
able concerning the .government's plans
and regulations The announcement of
some sort OF government control has nat
urally advanced sellers ideas IN Cuba and
Porto Rico. at least Tor this early part
of the crops
Coffee Futures-Weakness displayed in
the Santos futures market unsettled local
conditions yesterday and prices were ir-
regular throughout the day. The market
opened unchanged to decline Of 10
points with December on the call selling
at 1915 and May at 1915. which brought
In some scattering liquidation. Later In
the morning prices worked up some points
or so. but special cables from Santos re-
ported continued decline In futures there.
causing local values to sag off Final
prices were at net declines OF 10 20
pointa
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IL -. a0.0O 30.00 SO.OO "a
southern spot market foil

southern spot market foilows-Galvesto
fteady, Is points higher at A0.75c: sales.
sof New Orleans quiet. unchanged at
S 15c; sales. l'247 ~ Mobile quiet rs
eannah steady, 125 points higher at S.75c;
eaics e92 Wilmington quiet rs points
lfrher at 2Tc sales. nil Norfolk steady.
rs points higher at sic: sales, $40. Augusta
steady rs points higher at sso' sales. ]oc.
4f.Inphis steady uuc changed at soc: sales.
$50 st. Louis steady. 30 points higher
1t 4o.5oc eales. 100 Houston steady; 100
lsher NJ 4lc sales, 1915. Little Rock
go Dallas steady. 70 points higher at
80 $50. sales. i1.olS MONTGOMERY nrm'
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Buyers Coming

ClNCINNATI-The Henri Ce;e-s,,o,,r
Clothing Co. A. ]. Lehman. woolens 185
1lNth Avenue; Astor; is expected Dccep.-
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Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Live st eerA fair to
prime. 100 lbs. !
Dressed beef sides,
10
Live veals. COM
mon to prime.
90 lbs
Dressed veal, city
10.
Live ewes. 100
ihs
Dressed mutton.
city. 10.
Dire ssad lambs.
city. 10. ......
Hogs, 100 lbs
Live lambs. fair
20 prime. 100
lbs.
Ore ssed hogs. ba-
con. ID. ...,..
Mess beef. bbl.
Lard, mid West.
100 lbs. ......
Mess pork, bbi.
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New York. November n 1913
SPECIAL MEETING OF stockholders or
MAURICE RoSENSTIEL FUR co. NC
viii De held at he office ot the cornpanv
No li2 West cath Street. Manhattan Bor-
ouSh. New York City. on the 2sth day OF
November. 1919, ar I. III. for The pur-
pose OF voting upon e proposition 20 IN
ersase tts capiia' stock from $4,000, con
ststahg s+na OF loo shares of the par value or
shares oi the par value OF 500 each.
MAURICE ROSENSTIEf.
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l2.ooGls.7s s1275@l7.5o
100 .2sha .2o@.2sh
le.oo@22.oo l4.ooQ2c.oo
$40 .s2 500 80
5.oo@ 900 7.oo@lo.oO
100 10 .l4a 30
400 .25 .22G .27
14.5o@1A75 1900 IS. 20
lAoo8l5.oo lS.oo@lS.6o
i: !. ,24Mqi;25a
22.oo@23.oo $500 @lsS.0o
25.so@26.7o 2s.s5@27.ob
1900 ------ <5.60Q 1850
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Ten fear 81 Eonds. $50 90. ...... $4,000 NJ
Ten Netr 70 Bends Sie0 90 ....... Ss2 sn0.cs
Zen Year SO Bofds. 500 oa-...-.. s7o.5aD.ai
fAlcen Year So Bonds, 81 Uno 90. 800 5l0
Niia Receivable tNo.ss lna C,rt1-
cafes - Dercsi.l ............-..... s4osos.5,
Liberty Loan Folds ......-.....--.-- I.99.a1
.lteres. Earned but Nos Coz
iecte4 .........- ....-.. ses. .socei
le>s Int. ioliac-cf
LUZ rQt EUruet = 500. .28
less Int. Accrued
hm not Paid ii. .0ss:s 3isars e.
:.oaii 30 .da ................... 800
I. :. tertidcates u I.lebtt3Ress... 10000 rt
fafm L0las ..-...-. -............- 5asss..s
Furniture aud Fixtures ............. 2a,555s
Items cut fer Collection. .-...... 1.il0lf
firci-A CoiiecriO-s .....-....,..... - 1ff d.-
tssh nd sue from Banks ---..... 1850 a'2 A.
t-4silf0 ifecsil+5 ilr iells. ..----.... 2autn
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SlT.5l2.e5l.ts
LIADnITIES

Gapi'a. ..-.....-... s. coo. 300 %
Di.esaa. en- Liberty bonds 8 $50
Irisrss. on Bonds. Bank '''''''
Series .--................ sis4o
Interest Recoived ......... c. 4s2 So
Interest oarued bu. rot col
leCted lNetl ........-... s. z07 .E9
Adjustment Account ..... 5O..T
Interest PAID ..... S3s -e1 50 --
Expense ..-......- II 1904
ixcl.sngs Paia M 2e7$
So. Proat -................... ssss7,s
ihi'fiieai .co'ilfs ....-...-. - 4.
te-fii 'atss ~ Deposit ...... $50
Appraisal iies tpn HenGl .-..-..... 2l.27fa-
i.ar - tl'ftsltaTy ba!iis- ~sl3.5jg s.
inning Inns ,'l9 trrasufe7s. ...-- 2e5t. ot-5
Loan Eends ega IreaSGgsrs. ....... Tss0 04
..7h'ftt iNNiS que N'ty Nrea>ir5rs.. 1o4 s7f.s
GENERA. 5ul'is Qua EeLifS -rcshurcrs ar2 I q
.e-e'a ,iasts ire >cApHl lfsasnrsrs 55s .3s- 5e
tertrtl funds Due Township Treas
urrrs 49,. $500. .----... ......... b52l0sss
,eHefii il@ls l'4c Siete Treasurer s1U.6r7.s
,.el.tl a. n mo, DAo Ss1te institution. iie.0fsZ
H-le'1ed efelits ...... .-.-.-... f3.2Sf3-
'-ttt ~ Oh = y ) SllEAIg rult =
a9hlers thechs ..,--....... ........ 32.5.5 q
9-'litss sNe9ti!. ...---.....-. lSS s. %
81 5l2.9sIf
INC SanH y. Nors1 Dakota publishes its
inel' monthly o. the af,ee:th day OF the n,on.h
/ W CArHRo
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Cotton Statistics

nt. receipts $50 S5V96 5z.5Vs
'u.. shipments. 2b.6lO 89.4!5 le.V.
Liverpool cables--spot cotton. fair. bust
sess doing. al 80 points advance middiinog. Ing
oSa SaIss dss 500 ATe5san dno r,Oqe, SOoe,
oI ened very steady. at 10. to 20 points ad-
Nance Closed very steady. at net ad-
vance Of 35 to 46 points. December. %. 42d:
q e5d July 2O.1ed; October. 1S.35d Man
shester Yarns firm. cloths. large busi-
ocss doing.
Cereals
Wheat-Interest in the wheat market was
entered on the probability of irhportations
moved Last week but information received
sterfaH from authorities very close to the
,an@dian government gave the impression
that there is little probability of ship
'neats OF either wheat or flour from, Can
Ida 70 the United States in the immediate
Canada still under the control Of the
hat exports to the United States cannot
ss s considered until overseas re uirements
ana hore Dis taken care of.
The Minneapolis cash wheat market re-
prices in Kansae City were somewhat
lover aescd prices were higher.
higher. closing ct the top with net gains
81 5 70 NC Shorts were good buyers
ana the market again reelected tho ,nfiu-
ence OF last weeks export sales which
wefc placed at about 100000 bushels.
moreover. sone OF the Western Industries
%nich closed down last week on account
khoderate quantities of coal ana a number
fpf plants were again In operation.
rms led 60 expectations OF a better cash
3. oa.emand,, while country offers were light.
vas the prevailing Impression. however.
bat tho main feature OF the advance was
toi'Ve. covering IN an oyesold market
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BANK STATEMENT
Statement of the Condition Of
THE BANK or NORTH DAKOTA


a. Ciess Of businets. Nog. -, 1913.
pFSOl-RrTS
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- 81 81 9il .
neas monthly o. the af,eeatb day OF the nom
l. W CAVHRO
Director Genera.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-16
YALE TEAM CHANGED
FOR GAME WITH Penn
crotty Replaced by Kinney at
Short, Faherty Goes
to First Base
LYNCH PUT IN RIGHT FIELD

New Haven, May 16.-The most c1 '
tcnsive change to be made yet in the
Yale ball teams lineup went into eff :
feet yesterday.
Crotty. shortstop, who has made five
errors in the last two games, three of
which occurred in the Brown contest
last Wednesday, has been replaced by
Orson Kinney.
Although Kinney is better known as
basketball player, having been the
highest scorer in the INTERCOLLEGIATE
Basketball League in the 1916 and 1917
seasons, he is also an infie!deir of oual
ity.
Sheehan has been ousted from first
base in favor Of Charlie Faherty. who
has been moved in from right field
Frank Lynch is now out in the right
field garden.
The new combination will start
against Pennsylvania at Philadelpbis
tomorrow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-16
PENN FAvOR|TE
FOR CH|LDS CUP
Red and Blue Varsity Crew Out
weighs Both Columbia and
Princeton Fights
SEVERAL DRILLS FOR TODAY

Princeton. \. j.. May 16.-The Uni
vcrsity of Pennsylvania varsity and
freshman crews will take several short
W., Nou.s loraS ou C,,";,, ,':e, Car"vsIe ,n
tomorrow with Princeton and CoIum.
bia
Penn arrived hero Yesterday as did
the Columbia crows The Now Workers.
under thc direction of Coach Fred
PIaistcd. had late workout. Coach
pIoisteJ didn't get here until after :
o'clock,
'''"'e'o" 'as '"p'''eo
| Princeton had its last strenuous drill.
and today will be devoted to praticing
| quick starts and in keeping the men
in the best of condition Coach Spacth
says the varsity has developed moro
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AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

The Jackson A. A.. a frst-class travelling
ounlsn. 2lO4 South Eleventh street.
hrst-class home teams for May II and "a
John Lisco, 11O5 Brandywine street.
The KirIin G, c. wants to arrange Sunday
games with hrst-class home clubs clubs offernS
North Twenty-eighth street
The Panonia Il. C., a thirteen -hfteen-yesr-
old travelling team has open dates. Louis
Sherr, 1903 Point Breeze avenue.
shamrock A. c. wants games with any
frst-class home team having dates Leo
J. Logan, 1901 North Nineteenth street. Z
The Reliance, Jr., d. C.. a thirteen-four-
teen-year-old nine. would like to book games
With travelling teams of that age. Abram
stein, 2l53 North Corlies street.
The Chadwick A. C.. a sixteen-seventeen-
year-old nine, would like to book games with
all ssams psS Sf MAJ MAJ Snd q 81 G TahdsS
920 South sixtieth street
Dellmar A. e.. a frst-class travelling
team. is anxious to book games with such
teams as Logan A. A., Wildwood. Cape May
Section Base and Melrose, Of Atlantic City.
Alfred Fl, ostrand' 23io South Chadwick
street
Uaddinxton. formerly Henry A A., has to-
morrow, May a. and DECORATION Day open
for frst- class clubs. w. Fl. kiker, 500 North
The Fillmore A. A., a Hrst-class travelling
team, has tomorrow and Decoration Day
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in: the half and mile. Shaw. Is the in
tercollegiate champion in the half, and
can do :JG.
The Middle Atlantic Intercollegiates
meet at Swarthmorc will be the best
that this association has held since its
formation Swarthmore aud Lafayette
seem to have the best teams of the
bunch. but the other colleges have some
good individual stars that will split up
the points and make this meet smack Of
competition.
The schoolboys will have a good clash
on Franklin Field, and they all will be
on hand. Mercersburg and Hill seem
to be the teams that will fight for first
honors, with Hill the favorite, due to
their win over Merccrsburg at Princeton
last week Harrisburg Tech also will
be in the running with their star, Beck
entered in four or five events. Beck
should return points in each one.
Unbalanced Team ..
The announcement from Washington
| that team would be sent over to Paris
for the meet in June has put lot OF
| life in the track men that were in the
army. Fifty men TO 60 will give q
lot of fellows chance to try out al
the Mcadowbrook meet on June I. This
also will give the college men a chance
to finish their work and go on thu
team.
! 1t will be an unbalanced team that
goes from this side, since there are few
good men that were in the army il
several events. Take the middle dis
tances, for instance, all the best men il
these events-Shea, Halpn and Cald
well--were in the navy.
There will be plenty of sprinters ant
field mep, but they cannot win such {
meet. The one consolng thing is tina
we have Early Eby and few other
"ovcr there to take care of the events
that the team from this side canno
handle.
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nounced their intention of taking the big
special TO the big bout oA
II looks like Johnny Knbapo will isnnosr
At the Olympia one week from Monday bISht
ihay iBhenny Leonard originally was booked Tor
forced deoTEe EsR., 0p p
CHOSEN for ThkTGs kSare No opponent has been
are in search OF good boy.
Jimmy McCabe will have his chance
asGqinst champion when he battles jack
Psh AeSordnS Sne to wSes Ses fTe% sG
MsesSe asy Is Sspabls q making any Of The
class I'LL. e they hope 70 win. Eddie WaEond S
sHn sa,l ESdie F1tzsimmons may meet in the
JET Smith and Sailor Ed Trembley will
the + Tusss.S sss SOsnIRF sI.R seSw 1Cs Me-
Csron snd, Joe Marks are in the semi mi
S'nfe 20. fSGts bsIsy fSHT %c Ne.GSs NTSr5s
vs. Buck Mcfarland and one other bout
Eddie Wagond and Harry iPerce, a brace
hursdaH night 0 Eddis oKeeIs hf a%plne ans AomG; G
ether bouts will complete the program
Aoeordinx TO Nick Hayes. Johnny TilImar
Wlii Journey TO Pittsbgrgh on Sunday where
before the Duquesne A. G. Monday night
where he engages Jock Malone the latter par
OF this month.
Lew Tenlier will receive another Eoot
workout when he faces Allentown Dundee IL
Allentown Tomorrow night Tender Is rapidly
working himself into condition for that i'm
Park June 4.
Promoter Phil Glassman states that he viii
| Shibe Park show. Willie jackson Is ex
nected to meet Matt Brock in the opener Will
In the semiwind-up.
] Dave Astey and Johnny Ertle have beeI
| matched 10 meet in Milwaukee on May 20
Ertls's next bout doubtlsss viii be assins
| Baltimore. The winner u likely 10 NEE
PETE, Herman in title bout In Baltimore
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-16
PENN. SHOULD TAKE
TRIANGULAR MEET
Jack Dempsey in Toledo;
to Start Training Soon

Toledo. o.. May 16.-(Upitcd
Prcss) Making fast twelve hour
automobile trip from Chicago. Jack
Dempsey. challenger for the world
heavyweight ring title, his manager,
Jack Kearns, and two friends, un-
expectedly arrived here at II O'Clock
last night. y
This morning the challenger aud
his manager motored down the
Maumce Bay Shore, where they will
select training quarters. Just as
soon as place is picked Jack will
/. so to, work. g.. -. :.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-16

"a. m, and p. M, open. e. Leec. 2i47 North
Front street
The Philadelphia du Pont plant has or
son under the management Of N. Holt, for
merly OF the Welcome A. G. He would like
grounds. Manufacturing teams preferred.
N, Holt, 6l47 Reedland street.
philadelphia Profs. are without a game
for May ~, is; also "a and 20, and wants
Gray, 275l North Ninth street. ..s
The Leiperville r. G., a first.class travel
ing team. has May 30 "a. m. and p. nj.
open. william Connor, Holland street. crum
Lynne, Pa. --'~-
stenton A. A, will tackle the strong Potts-
streets evans and Hodge will be the bat
terry for the visitors against Pete Hartiine
and McGrory, for the Hatters
like to hear from all teams having grounds
and playing Sunday ball, especially Bacha-
rach Giants, Melrose and Wildwood. 8.
Garman. 5e1s Kershaw avenue.
The Argo A.. A. a frst-class travelling
nine, has May II open. J. H. Daley 71s
Belgrade street.
An inficIder with minor league experiencs
would like TO hear from good club offering
a 5gua rantee. Ball Player, 8l83 Delaney
street. a
Libert n g.. ffteen-sixteen-year-oldt travel
ing team wants games II. Stevenson, 2315
Mercer street.
The Alma a. c.. a frst-class travelling
nine has June and II open. William Hill,
295s North Third street,
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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

TOMMY BURNS, president of the
= Cambria \. c.. will feature Dutch
Brandt and Preston Brown in the
weekly show at his Kcnsington club to-
night. Brown. shiTty teatherwcight,
hopes to make it decisive win over the
slugging New York entry.
Young Johnny Duffy will go on
against Billy Cannon in the semiwind-
up. The third bout presents Andy Me
Mahon and Tommy Burke. In the other
sessions Marty Campbell takes on
Tommy Golden, and Tommy Cleary
faces Johnny Dugan.
AL Thompson, Jack Hagen's L. S.
marine lightweight king, and the veteran
Tommy Carey will be in the Cambria
wind-up one week from tonight.
Joey Fox. Johnny MONEYS festherweight
hope and English tttleholder. will appear
When he skes s'op on FRANKIE hIss TseWn pRc
National tomorrow night. decisive vic
a meeting with champion Johnny Kibane
Willie Harmon and Sammy schih hope 10
settle the unsettled question OF supremacy
Up n' Eddie eddie % MeAndreWs s and HSi'c jack Taushiir
battle IN the third bout In the other trays
Griffin battles Frankie Minnich.
Bantams will do all the entertaining al
the Olympia on Monday night. with Abe
/ Friedman, recent graduate from thepre
| lminafies engaging the dangerous Jacl
| Sharkey. OF New York This will be Fried
| mans first wnd-up assignment. and ht
hopes to linEer along the headliners..
Eddie OKeefe will be found on this sam,
| Olympia card. battling that Trenton sensa
| tfon, Patsy johnson. They clash In this
ssssanEiiSTiBd-up, ger Phil FrsnehinI and Harr,
third bout The other sessions presen
| Andy Burns VS.. Jimmy Tracey and kewpi,
| calender vs.. Billy Beyan.
More candidates are in lins for the tril
to the Willard Dempsey battle in Toledo VII
the Herman Taylor Special Billy JOY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-16
DON LEOPOLD FAVORITE
Penn Captain Picked to Win Herbert
A. Collins Gun

Don Leopold, captain of the Penn
swimming team, is favored to win the
fifty yard swimming championship of
the. University, which will be decided
this afternoon at ) O'Clock in the
Weightman Hall pool.
The winner of the race will be award /.
ed trophy established in memory of
Herbert A. Collins, all American center
on the water polo team at Penn in 1916
and 1917.
Collins was killed in an airplane ac
cident at Park Field, Tenn, January 6.
He lived at Rutherford, n. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-16
Young CLANCY Wins

Baltimore. May. 16.-Battlng T.ahn of
Brooklyn did not do much battling asa inst
Young Chaney in what was TO have been
a ten-round bout; Age was against the
for the younger man for four rounds when
the referee decided out OF Kindness for
Lain to stop the bout and give the de-
cision to Chaney.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-16
Meredith Picks Quakers to
Vim and Looks for Yale
to Beat Harvard
OTHER TRACK EVENTS
BY TED MEREDITH

Worlds Champion Middle Distance Runner
TNiE Harvard Yale, Pennsylvania :
Dartmouth Columbia Middle Allan
tic Intcrcollcgiates and the Penn Inter
scholastics will be the attractions on the
track and field tomorrow. The outcome
OF all these meets will be looked foI
with great interest. since in each cast
it is one of the big things that the sew
cra teams work for during the season
For Harvard and Yale this event is
almost as big as the intcrcolcgiatcs, ant
their men are in as good shape as they
will be at any time during the season
Yale looks like the favorite this year
after their fine work at Princeton last
week, when they beat the Tigers. Th'
Ellis. with their field event stars, vii
roll up enough points to overcome any
thing that Harvard might do in tn,
other events.
Harvard Has Sprinter
Billy Moore, the Harvard man. is re.
ported to be a ten fiat sprintcr. ant
will be the one that Harvard will de
pend on to give them a lead. However
, Yale has good man in Jones, who rar
10 % seconds last Saturday in the mud
and they feel that he can beat the Grim
son man in both the 100 and 22O, cspc
cially in the latter race
Flower. the Crimson broad Jumper
may not be able to compete. as he ha
been troubled with bad feet all spring
He has record of more than twenty
three feet and will win easily if he i
in shape.
Penn FavOrite.
In New York Penn will be the favor
ties against Dartmouth and Columbia
Coach Robertson will take twenty fiv
men on his team and will enter as man,
in each event as the rules of the NEE
allow. Dartmouth is expected to bea
Columbia. but they are greatly handi
capped this spring by the loss of sew
eral of their best men through condi
tions. Thompson, the best hurdler il
the college ranks, will not be in this o
the Intercollegiate.
Columbia's best man will be Shaw
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Johnny Dundee Beats WheIan

st. Paul. Mimi, May 16.--Johnnv Dun.
dee. of New York outpointed Billy Whelan,
Of st Paul. in ten-round match last
u light. the New Yorker ga ming wide mar
gin in the fifth round and 4 shade in most
Of the other rounds,
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Another for Maine

Or0nO, Me-, May 18.-'rhe University o
Maine baseball team defeated the Rbod
Island State nine here yesterday By a scor
of to 2.
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Mrs. stockton Has Best Gard

New York, May. I6.-Mrs. L. r. Stock
ton of Raritan Valley. displayed the hest
brand OF golf in the field Of woman players
who competed on the Dunwoodie course YES
terday She returned a card OF OIL which
with a handicap gave her a net Of 90.