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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
NAVY FIVE EVENS
SERIES WITH WIN
Training Quintet Defeats
St. Columbia in Thrilling
Game, 34-l9
JIMMY BROWN ABSENT

Score one for Naval Training in the
series with st. COLUMBIA, champions Of
the American League, for the city title.
The service title holders knocked the
very daylights out of Jim Coffey's ag-
gregation at League Island last evening
by the score of 81 to 10.
At the very outset it should be re-
corded that the ST. COLUMBIA five
Mister James Brown-was absent. The
champion goal-shooter of the cage uni
verse was called away to Steubenville,
O., to attend the funeral of a relative,
and the five players sent into the cage
to represent the Saints f1oundered
around like a ship without a rudder on
turbulent sea.
Frank Poth was all smiles. He was
happier than big kid with wagon
load Of toys, and he is only waiting
the chance to play the American
Leaguers in the final clash. The affair
will have to be played Immediately, as
all his boys have been released. and as
they are very we'll acquainted with the
scenery in this locality are making
ready to hike homeward.
The American League champions know
by this time that a big part of their team
is James Brown. 1t would be going a
little too far to say he is the whole
club, but he is a big percentage of it,
For the Poth aggregation Tom Par
ker at center, Watt at guard and Lomax
at forward copped the honors. The
latter was away off in the opening
clash, but he came back strong and re-
deemed himself last evening. He
dropped in three timely field goals, but
the big riots" of the night were tossed
into the basket by Parker
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
A la p. Henry
Maxwell to Write Who's Who in
Major League Training Camps

haso national awakening from its
great
Florida,
Georgia and North Carolina andha sent
ROBERT W. MAXWELL
seyentr
Tamp LAT size the Boston Red Sox.
Fa-To run his the New York Giants.
Jacbso Fla--T
Nationals
Augusta, Gal inspect the Washington Americans
Macon, Cato judgment the Detroit
Cato study the Boston
Charlotte. D. C.--To analyze the Philies
nuneent humorous training
Each article will
manager captain Of the
Maxwen
EVENING
urday March nd continued daily
you're copy newsdealer NOW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
Didn't Hit Any Submarines or Floating Mines

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had
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vyoft the
succeeded everything
forward
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
TOMMY KILBANE hasn't {

TOMMY KILBANE hasn't gone back
J as a boxing attraction. The cham
pion failed to show his class in his hrst
appearance after his layof. but TINS mas
Kilbane will be here again one week
from Monday to oppose Johnny Mealy at
the Olympia. The following SATURDAY
night he is almost certain to be fea-
tured at the National.
Kilbane was not himself against
frankie Brown. 1t will take three or
four regular battles for him to get IN n
condition. Thereafter all should De well
for the featherweight dictator 49,,
Yesterday Matchmaker George Engel,
of the Olympia. informed us that ne haa
Kilbane's word that Johnny would give
him another chance II his nrst SNOW Wiie -
didn't satisfy. Kilbane is keeping HIS
word.
Jack Britton doesn't intend to remain Idle
very long after regaining the welter crown; rt
in Pittsburgh on Monday night. AZ the near
Ssss d n Dan Sns MSsan nG Mex Hayes
requests for matches.
ouery-where is the office o. N. MicN' ttta HaveS'
AnstUer-Nick alone eau dhSDef "'S.
Jack Perry is an ambitious fellow; "A After oL
the Britton bout hs bs is cbS%pon Se9K en-
from the coast to his home; is Ssche,dulsd sl &c
stop in Pittsburgh on April 10 pattie rerfS'
| Frankie Brown will be back Monday night:
| The latest sensation among the teatneI,
will battle Artie Root at the Olympia noo, t1.,
| has caused more than one upset IN ms utns
| and is likely to make 1t very interesting ioi
Kilbane's conqueror.
| Joe Welsh has returned TO the prelimlna
ries. In fact. Joe will perform In an open
ing bout. Charley uSidl Thomas mas mas ,t,s, neet
Bobby Sunnis's hope; Max New wiliiamRsSaai, Raai,,n, "
plete the card.
Joe BorreII has two battles in prospect
On March 2s he will be wind,up periorme
at the Pennsgrove A. O. against Ben TayioL
On April he takes on Herman miller II
Steelton.
In addition to managing the Cambria A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
. Van ORMAN In Line
May Succeed Sharpe as Cornell
Cridiron Coach

Ithaca, n. Y, March 22.-That Ray
Van Orman, for the last ten years end
coach of the Cornell football team, will
be selected TO succeed DR.. Albert H.
Sharpe as football coach at Cornell Uni
versity when the latter goes to Yale
this summer is the belief of many Cor
nellians who have canvassed the situa-
ton and discussed the possibilities.
Van Orman has not committed him
SELF but undergraduates, alumni and
some members of the athletic council,
who will make the selection, are con-
vinced that he ought at least to have
an opportunity to show what he can do
as head coach.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
CHEA TER AT GOLF
A MARKED PLAYER
South Is Filled With
Ballplaying Golfers

1t would surprise the average
base ball fan to know just how many
golf bags have been taken south by
the players Of the major leagues.
While many of the clubs last year
issued an order preventing the ball
players from playing golf during the
ball season, they let the men indulge
in the game as much as they please
down South, SO long as the game
does not interfere with the practice.
So you will find the ball players
in the early days of the practice
when there is much time on their
hands playing over the links. None
play in championship form, but there
are several who can put a real article
of golf.
Most Of the golf playing base ball
stars are enthusiastic about the game
and take pleasure in hitting the small
pill over the links.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
PRESTON BROWN DRAWS
Fitzgerald's Finish Earns Even
Break at Cambria

After being sick at the close OF the
first round from the effect of several
wicked body punches, Whitley Fitzgerald
rallied strongly, and by slugging fero-
ciously in the remaining five sessions
earned draw with Preston Brown last
night at the Cambria Athletic Club.
Sergeant ZAP Thompson. the fighting
marine, furnished a sensational exhibit
tion against Willie McCloskey. At the
close of hard fracas Thompson was
entitled to the verdict.
Andy Burns defeated Eddie Fletcher,
who substituted for Joe Dorsey in an
interesting contest. Burns sent Fletcher
down for a count of nine in the fourth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
Oscar Dugey May Assist Moran


phenom
gers right will
a pitchers!
saee will be big help and in addition there
pitching
corps"
lights might
ng N direction
They there that Oscar Dugey
the Phil will be working
With the job Cincinnati
many they
15ouek's village.
opening
with the they believe
to pulling
S1incinn there others like me-
- continued sOuhcdrd
~ and all possibility
today. but the odds 1oW
against the rtnd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

C. Johnny Burns soon expects to open a
gymna sium. Johnny now has so many boys
under his wing that he found II necessary
them.
Pete Herman and Wilson PaD Moore
ina IN match match in New Orleans. II This pG viii be
the first clash between them in two years.
day night for on that evening he will cele-
brate his return to the ring In bout with
Jimmy Duffy DTffy, Of Ih,ockpoTt; \; T.; 10 Mon:
in this city
Dick Leadman now is in st. Louis COM
night. Loadman has three more matches
booked within the next month.
will be against worthy foe in the person
of Frankie Brown. While no official an
nouncement has been made, this match is
virtually completed. The date is March 20.
Tommy Robson and Frank carbone will
be the wind-up boys in Trenton on Monday
evening.
Joe Rooms and Dave Meter will entertain
IN the Cambria feature on the night OF
March 2S.
Jack Weinstein has been silent ever since
hoW S wants 70 SEND % oReefe asaipst inteF Kbans sG
or Fox.
for few big fights. Joe makes many
matches before he meets the matchmakers
Lew, Tender will do most Of his training
eyer the counter stt in the future The CLASSY
Glassman Is helping Tender.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
HONOR FRANK CAVANAUCH
Dartmouth Grants Degree to For.
mer Football Star

Boston. March 22.--President Ernest
NJ. Hopkins, of Dartmouth Cllege, an
nounced here last night that Major
Frank w. Cavanaugh, of the American
expeditionary force, and a member Of
the class of 1899, had been granted the
degree of A. B. "honoris causa." The
degree was voted at a recent trustees
meeting. and the diploma will be con-
ferred at commencement in June.
Major Cavanaugh only went three
years to college. He went overseas in
the artillery of the Twenty-sixth Di-
vision, but has since been transferred
to other units. He is we'll known in
football circles, first as player and
later as a coach at Holy Cross and at
Dartmouth. According to recent letters
he has successfully promoted the sport
among the soldiers overseas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
s.. S. MERRXNACK, WITH
NOSE WET, LEANS ON
DELAWARE RIVERBAR
Sandy Variety Only Kind of Bar Discovered on Trip to
Southern Training Camps-Boat Runs Into Fog,
but Misses Barge in Mist
By ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger
Copyright, 1919, bv Public Ledger Co.
On Board the s. s. Merrmack
(Snnne nlace In the South Atlanticl. March Fl.

Fs& Sonepl Atantcl March 81
NOT the we'll
much about This absolute fact
held
while this vessel not built until 1879
NOT the heroic
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We it's late
to speeding fiat
remarkable performance
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We printable material
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Philadelphia Gloucester j. the good old ship
vareyand just leaned against
only have located the trip which
l. Just how hap
have only
would the vicinity
J. is a old thing
rstcou running into something
decision
points off Wilmington DEL
but
or took anything
into the breahwaer scored 6uESeye on
~ rdlop harmless
right IN the channel and concealed
by densec missed the boat
In emstb had taken of
theirH Hprerrers une'tntfW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
Babe Ruth Sees Movies,
Signs, Then Makes Speech
Eccentric Southpa,U Takes
in Three Sho,us Before
Concluding to Accept
Frazee'S Terms
SIGNS FOR THREE YEARS

New York. March 22.-Babe Ruth
the Tarzan of Baseball, yesterday signed
az three-year contract with the Boston
Red SoX, champions of the world. He
put his moniCker on the official docu-
mentS of Handsome Harry Frazee. owner
of the title holders. shortly after 4
O'Clock. Exactly forty-five minutes
later the demon slugger was on board
one of Mr.. Pullman's autos Ell route for
Tampa, Fla.
Ruth arrived in town right in the
middle of the night-for Frazee-and
hied himself over to the Regan Build
ing. He beat the janitor to the door.
1t was exactly $50 a. M, and the jan
itor had an awful shock when he
learned somebody was looking for
Handsome Harry at such an unearthly
hour.
I'm Babe Ruth
I'm Babe Ruth. and I'm looking fol
Harry F'razee," said the hard-swinging
wieder of the ash.
MY goodness" calculated the aston
ished janitor. This is about the time
Mr. Frazee goes to bed"
'Z'at so?" mumbled Ruth. well, then
can you tell me where there's a movie
There amt no such animal this time
round bout > in the afternoon, and 20,
may find Mr.. Frazee."
Whether Babe found any movie opeI
that time of morning we can't say. Bu
he was back at . o'clock. Luckily TO,
him. Frazee decided to break away from
his usual habits, and arose as early a
, l p. m. He hustled right down to TIN
Office, and found Babe pulling away a
a twenty-five-cen stogie.
More Movies
Ready to sign" asked Frazee, still
trile sleepy.
NO" replied Babe, unless you Civ
me my figger,"
Nothing doing" replied Handsom
Harry. You can accept the price ] of
, fered you last week or leave it."
We'll" said Babe, 'Ill go over ant
watch another movie, and will be bacl
at 4 o'clock. I'll make up my mino
during the show"
1 1t must have been a good picture
for sharp at Babe returned, Dor
rowed Jack Welch's fountain pen AM
affixed his John Hancock to the con
! tract.
A la p. Henry
After the ceremonies Ruth read
brief speech. which was prepared 70
him by the Red Sox press agent Rut
is not a good reader, excepting of con
tracts, but he finally got it out of hi
| system.
Gentlemen, I wish to say, or rathe
Mr.. Frazce wishes me to state. tha
l have come to terms with the Bosto
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
SWIM TITLE FOR CHICAGO
Victory in Final Event Decides
intercollegiate Contests

ChicsgO, March 22.-Chicago won the
western conference swimming champion
ship, held at Patten gymnasium, North
western University, Evanston, ILL.,, last
night, nosing Northwestern in the final
event with 46 points
The remainder of the schools with
entries finished as follows: Northwest
ern, AZ; Wisconsin, 16; Purdue, 4, and
Iowa. /
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
Big TEN MEET TONIGHT
Western Classic Draws Total of
l3l Entries

Chicago, March 22.-Athletic suprem-
acy of the Big Ten" is the prize for
which track and field stars of the west
ern conference universities will compete
in Patten gymnasium, Northwestern Uni
versity. tonight lin the ninth annual re-
newal of the indoor championship meet
of the conference.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
HAVERFORD BEATS PENN
Marney Crosman Scores II Points
in Gym Meet

Haverford, Pa, March 22-The Hav-
erford gymnasium team finished it's sea-
son with a sweeping victory over Penn
in the Haverford gymnasium lastnight
by the score of 42-12. The Scarlet and
Black athletes won first place in every
event but the club swinging.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
HALL BREAKS SO
Misses but Once at West Over.
brook Traps

Giving wonderful exhibition of
shooting, Elias Hall outscored a field of
sixteen competitors in an impromptu
target test held over the traps of the
noon at West Overbrook out of his 100
clay discs Hall cracked ninety-nine,
having a consecutive run of eighty-elght
before he stumbled on his lone miss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
STOSH FINISHES STRONG
Overco mes Knockdown and
Earns Draw With Pierce

Baltimore. March 22.-After being
floored by Harry Pierce. of Brooklyn, in
the second round of a twelve-round bout
here last night Dick Stosh, of Cleveland.
came back with vengeance. Referee
Pat OBrien, of Philadelphia. called 1t a
draw, making no allowance apparently
for the Brooklynite's one-round flash.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
WON'T TRADE BANCROFT
viii Play With Phils This Sea-
son. Saws Coombs

Charlotte, n. g., March 22.-"Short-
stop Bancroft will neither be sold nor
traded by the Philadelphia club this
season. IL he plays major league ball
statement is official" said Manager Jack
Coombs of the Phillies, last night. Man
ager Coombs further said that Bancroft
had been treated fairly by the club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
Upton ON WAY HERE
Will Confer on Resumption of
Yacht Racing

MarbIeEead, Mass, March ga ca
blegram has been received by the Corin-
THAN Yacht Club from Sir Thomas Lip
ton stating that he was sailing on the
Aquitania and would reach the United
States about March g6, where he would
confer with American yachtsmen about
the resumption of International yacht
racing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
I'm to Delaware Senate Now

Dover, Del. March 22.-By vote of 2 22
to s the House yesterday passed the bill
and providing for the appointment by the
Governor Of commission I Of he three mem; men:
and limiting the number of rounds to ten.
THE hill will go to the Senate next week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
Award Title to Whittemore

Pinehurst. n. g.. March 22-The Board
awarded the championship title to Parker
the tournament this week. but was teoSni.
cally open to disqualification for playing at
the wrong hour.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
ZBYSZKO THROWS LEWIS
Turns Apparent Defeat Into Sen.
sational Victory

New York, March %. Wladek
Zbyszko, the Pole, beat Stranger Lewis,
of the United States, in match sched-
uled as the championship bout of the
world at Madison Square Garden last
night Time, / hour "a minutes 81
seconds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
GREENLEAF Wins FINAL
Lost but One Match in Ten at
Casino Academy

Ralph Greenleaf defeated Morris Fink
yesterday in the final pocket billiard
games Of his engagement at the CASING
Academy, winning the afternoon game,
100 to 55, and the evening match, 100 to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
Cubs Depart for Mineral Wells

of the Chicago Americans left Chicago
last night for Mineral Wells, Nell Tsx.. to be, sn
charge of Manager Gleason and Secretary
Harry Grabiner. Eight other players will
1oin the club at Mineral Wells
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
Appel Wins Squash Title

New York. March 22.-John w. Appel.
Jr.. of the Harvard Club; won the national
Harold Tobey.. of the Princeton Club. in the
final match Of the tournament by scores Of
Van s. Hyde. Of the Harvard Club. who did
not defend his title this year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
Seniors Win Chester High Meet

The unexpected happened at the Chester
High School yesterday afternoon, when the
annual interclass track and field meet was
heiG for the seniors won. totaing twenty
two points. The sophomores finished second
with nineteen points. while neither the ju-
niors nor freshmen scored.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
Major Eggeman Praises Pat Moran as Manager


Of
is
spotlight than There
natural bloody
! he year
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of
coming baseball There
f. n health
L. A,
aaboutth e talked.
National League wish" said
major "bu
close winning the pnnan this
is of
York
taking
over Cincinnati.
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had n
and should be
A a
n 1cI
the ]
Is he
laudbiD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
Alex Ross in Great Shape

Pinehurst. N. c.. March 22.-Alex Ross
Is likely to be heard from when the North
and South open comes along next week YES XII.
course in "a. 80, 90.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
JOE BURMAN NOW
AFTER KILBANE
Star Bantam. Who Meets
O'Donnell at National To-
night. Ambitious
KAUFMAN A COMEBACK
By JAMES 5. CAROLAN

/ Joe Burman is on the war path.
Aroused over his failure to persuade
Pete Herman to meet him, and slightly
annoyed over his inability to lure many
of the topnotch bantams into the ring,
the little Chicago boy now is direct
ing his challenges in the direction OF
Johnny Kilbane.
Joe is only one of at least fifty others
who have started after kilbane since
they saw Johnny meet with disaster
against frankie Brown.
Nick Hayes the ever cautious man
about town, was present last night when
Burman fired his broadside at hlioane'
d Walter Grail also was witness.
Phil Glassman was passing Tweltth
and Market Streets at the time. lie
heard Joe say, Get me Kilbane. PM
stopped an instant. then continued on 10
fill an engagement He admired the
courage Of the youth.
Real Bantam
Burman is legitimate 1lS-pound
boy. Why he wants any OF hllpane
game only Burman knows. He also
informed Matchmaker Jack Hanloh' OF
the National, he was ready and pre-
pared to entertain the champion or the
featherweights.
I'm glad your going after kilbane,'
smiled Nick Hays, as he started for his
office You certainly have some easy
pickin' tonight"
Wait minute" replied Burman.
Did you see that last fight | had with
Joe O'Donnell? Well, he nailed me on
the chin in that third round and almost
had me. He's a tougher fellow than you
know. | fought him and know he can
hit. He's always dangerous.
ODonnell Improved
Burman meets Joe ODonnell at the
National tonight. Burman outboXed
O'Donnell with ease in that first meeting,
hut one of the Gloucester boys punches
was worth more than a dozen Brman
jabS.
O'DounelI was green and out of
condition in that first fight. He has had
the advantage of intensive training since
and should show some real form in this
second battle.
There will be another little bout of in
terest at the National In one of the
preIiminares will be seen another come
back" Benny Kaufman heard the cal
and responded Patsy johnson, the elu-
siye little Trenton bantam, will try and
make it very unpleasant for Benny.
kewpie Calender. of the marines, who
fought in the inter-Allied boxing tourney
in London. faces Young Merino in his
first professional battle in this city.
In the other bouts Johnny Myer!
meets Billy Hines and Johnny Mahoney
battles Johnny Lundy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
Decide Gage Title Monday

The final game of the elimination series
between New York Ship and Pusey Jones,
the Shipyard Basketball League will be
played Monday night in the Camden Armory.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
Brand Placed on Any One
Who Forgets HotU to Fig
ue in Counting Out Total
Strokes
SOME LOCAL INSTANCES
BY PETER PUTTER

VyEAPg aoo yhen we wera po llerv
Y $500
gods there hung sign IN one OF
the Chestnut street theatres which read:
"cent,en,.n ,v,,, not. ox,.o,orato o,,.r,
WIN "o' eApeo'oia'e' o'he's
NV s''i
this VIII read: Gentlemen VIII not
cheat, others must not"
There ara tu,o ganes q, ,vbio,, cheat
to- 81 ,,,--,,,.
ms "iiu u''spoi 'siiiaiiiihe play ooes ho'
go, cards and golf. In baseball pitchers
sometimes try to cripple :. batter by
b,t+ine, b,,,, t., a.. ,.,s N, .
,, 80 '"o i'eiu' o"seh h"'
spiNeu runners III Iootpaii many
star has been put out of the game by
clipping when the official was not look
ipp Tn tho o,a a,,, xroe...,.,
men have been g,,;It,, 20 so,,,,r AZ.
rivaIs sbel, vi
p,,.
I, lie " 'hat SUI. VI thins soes
no,,nts IT. - .e man VINO cneats' VINO
tbiro thnt hauSe "io"ey uI uoes any
not snorts,,,.,,,i,.a " n9 9'uins 'hat 10
" :" "i Neu '""'
Turned in Wrong Score
won medal in an invitation tourna-
a hale dozen ,,an ,,,th t;u' W.
tions. YET this local NOV ,,or ,t,o sroIa
medal when the match r,Ia, 70 ~, ~
was hopelessly beaten Thos. VIII Ala
not know him could mt ,ndar,.as ~
reversal. e
IT..
| a afterward 49, ~ Ie1 az, WIN n,n saio
be was haai,u 'ne Is uay a VI ehe psy
kent Tho scora ana that 'e nc o.Iel , 'i.sn
card witbont iooi,;no, nc 49,, nc .ts, s,su 'he
But the news travelled fast and nr.ttx
soon his home club dronned hi,,, TIL.
following YEAR he ,yos ~ a,,,as - 80
in an invitation to,,rnanoent ,,st y. pc. ar,
peared on tbe o,,aiifvino I,v ond ~
sisted nm MIA ving III. rros;I.,t s.,n
a gentleman. did not lSnnw What +o AZ
co be ,ros ,;,,.n s.ant;. -
under most conditions would result in
daylight quitting before he could make
his round. His caddie said he saw him
drop ball after his drive had been lost
and while the tournament COMMITTEES
was sure that the bow was telling tbs
truth they decided to leave n to tb.
match play and. the f,rst man defeatad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22

Frankie Brown will be back Monday night:
The latest sensation among the teatneIs
will battle Artie Root at the Olympia, Hoot
has caused more than one upset IN ms tifne
and is likely to make II very lnteresuns ior
Kilbanes conqueror.