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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-05

The Mary Hill w. C. T. U. will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Lester
Mains at her home, 307 Northwest
Third street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-05

Ben Hur lodge will meet in the Com
mercial club at 1880 o'clock this eve
ming for the purpose of admitting a
large number of candidates. It is
probable that over twenty candidates
will be accepted. Following the bust
ness and ritual session, a luncheon
will be served.
The Tirzah aid society met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. John Etters
at her home on Sheridan street An
interesting program was given after
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-05
standing, with profusc bleeding.
have been completely cured
In from three TO ten dnTa.

have been completely cured
In from three to ten days.
No discovery of recent years in the
field of medicine has caused such stir
amongst the medical profession as the
recent discovery that piles can be sue
cessfuIly treated and cured at home by
a wonderful prescription known to
druggists as Miro Pile Remedy.
It has been proved that SO called ex-
ternal remedies applied or inserted into
the rectum cannot cure piles and at
the best only give temporary relief
This is also true of surgical operations
which simply remove them after for
nation, but in no wise acts on the
source OF the trouble.
This prescription, although taken in
ternally. is not digested in the stomach,
but is rapidly passed on unchanged to
the intestines in a short time, reach
Ing the exact place where by Its sooth-
ing, healing action, 1t first allays all
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20
Lack of Competent Pro-
mOters Also viii Ha,ldi-
cap Americans in Track
Carnira[
By TED MEREDITH

MANY of the track men who served
ARl il the American expeditionary force
are greatly concerned about the inter-
allied meet that is to be held in Paris
in June. At the present time little Is
known about this meet except that it Is
TO be held and that the Y. NJ. G. A. will
stage the games. Those eligible to COM
pete and what arrangements have been
made TO get the men to tbS games can-
not he learned.
1t is believed that the men who saw
service in the American eXpeditionary
force are the only ones eligible. but from
the rate these men are returning from
France there will be hardly enough of
them left TO put a representative team
on the track to hold up our end
Abel Kiviat. Tommy Lennon. Fred
Murray and many others have returned
and have been discharged. These are
the men that would be the backbone
of the United States team and, even
though they would be glad to go back
to compete in these games, they. can
lind no one that can give them any
information about the meeting.
1t will be a sorry looking team that
will be called upon to hold up the repu-
tation of the American expeditionary
force in June if some action is not
taken to push these sports along the
lines athletics previously have beer
promoted. The Y. NJ. G. A. in France
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Jomdets First Team Not Howling Success

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deberaiOn
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has done that very thing at the
University of Pennsylvania. He
took charge of the basketball team
when it was trying to bore hole
through the bottom of the Gntercoi.
legiate League, boosted II TO the top
and brought not only success but
great financial return. 1t virtually
was an overnight switch.
TO further explain, Lon Jourdet
took a f1ivver which was breathing
through one nostril and converted
it into a modern, high-Class machine,
hitting on twelve cylinders, as Eddie
Lewis would say.
Back in the late fall of 1918
Jourdet was given charge of the
Red and Blue tossers, but that sea-
son there was no change in the
showing of the Quaker quintet
Penn won three games and lost
seven in the Intercollegiate League
and finished fifth. The next year
the championship was landed by
the Jourdet jugglers and Penn never
has fallen back into the Tut. Three
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20
BURMAN STILL WATTS FOR
CHANCE AGAINST HERMAN N
Chicago Bdnam Who Meets Joe ODonneH National Saturday
> Night Hopes Champion Viii Fulfill agreement
- for Battle Here

DETE HERMAN, the bantam king.
l. still has little obligation to- settle
in this city. The champion signed to
meet Joe Burnan at the Olympia on
February "a, but waited until a few
days before the match to catch train
for New Orleans.
Pete Herman respects Joe Burman.
Herman had all the better OF the agree
ment, as III was allowed to come in at
catch weights, whereas Burman was
forced to agree TO scale 11s ringside.
At the time Herman was just out
of the navy and not in thu best of con-
dition. He had seen Burman work,
realized what he was UP against and
proceeded TO run out of the match,
Herman has fought twice aimee then.
losing newspaper decisions TO Kid Wolfe
ard AL shubert
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is the promoter and the real people in
track athletics have not been asked to
take any part.
This is a serious mistake. since the
Y. NJ. G.. A. has not the experience nor
the men to run such "an important
meet
The coaches that will handle the men
who finally will represent this country
are men that are coaches in name only.
They hold the rank of physical in
structors, but outside of their lInowl-
edge of caSisthenics they have no other
qualifications to coach Il track team.
. The real outcome of the situation
will be that the authorities of the army
will realize this about May % and then
cable over for team to come to their
rescue.
When the men are not in shape and
have not time to get the preliminary
work that they need the task will be
loaded on the shoulders of some one never
before consulted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20
GOLF A LA MERKLE
- b oneh head" Play May Cost
Whittemore Pinehurst Title

Pinehurst, \. C., March 2O.-The
third and final round Of the Tin Whistles
championship golf tournament was
played OH the No. 3 course yesterday
Parker W. Whittemore. of Brookline
finished in 39-39-7S, and led the big
field by margin of sixteen strokes, with
a total of 7S-79-7s-235 for the fifty
four holes.
After Whittemore had turned in his
card he suddenly remembered that he
was entered to play in the afternoon and
had instead played in the morning, thus
breaking one of the sacred rules of the
cub. This technically may cost hin
the Iwell-earned championship title, which
he has won on every occasion he has
tried for it. It all depends on the board
of governors Interpretation of the regu.
lations.
Three Pennsylvania golfers. all mem.
bers of the Oakmont Club. finished
among the ten who averaged under S5
DR., George T. Gregg winding up at 26;
and II. c. Fownes and C. B Fownes ty,
ing with a total of 264.
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Herman is fighting himself back into
condition. He virtually has consented
to give Burman the arst bout when he
returns to this city.
In the meantime the little Chicago
boy is working daily at Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien's health studio. Bufman
has championship aspirations, and
admits It.
Burmans next start will> be, against
X. o. Joe o'Donnell at the National
Saturday night. He defeated O'DonnelI
a few weeks ago at the Olympia, but
looks for harder fight in the coming
meeting.
Following the meeting with O'Donnell.
Burman will return to his home In Chi
cago for few weeks vacation.
Burman will be seen frequently around
here at the open-sir shows this summer.
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KISTLER SELECTS TEAM
Six Penn Men to Compete in the
Swimming Championships

AS a result of the trials which have
been going on this week in the Weight
man Hall tank, Coach George Kistler
has announced the six men who will
represent the Red and Blue in the inter.
collegiate swimming championships to
be held in New York on Saturday night
In the plunge Penn will be represented
by Captain Elderkin. who is the pres
ent I. c. A. A. champion in that event
Don Leopold. who has been the main
stay Of the Red and Blue team for two
years, will swim in the 100 and 22O-
yard events and will be hard man to
beat in either race. In practice Leo
pold has covered the furlong in 2.42
and should be able to show his heels
to the best college tankmen.
After. the trials yesterday Kistler an
nounced that a freshman relay team
would be entered in the meet, composed
of Captain Armstrong, Sullivan, Mar
tyr and Unca. This is the fastest year
ling team since 1916, when the Penn
youngsters took second place in the in
tercollegiate championships.
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Scraps about Scrappers

NNHE second boxing show of the season
i will be held at the Atlantic City
Sporting Club tonight. Matchmaker Her
man Taylor will send Kh Norfolk, the
classy colored light heavyweight, into
the main battle against Jim Hosic, of
Atlantic City. Clay Turner, the lanky
Indian fighter, originally was booked to
appear, but was unable to fill the assign
ment
Jimmy Pappas, the clever Atlanta BAN
tam, takes on Little Bear in the eight
round semiwind-up. In the six-round
fray Joe Wagner battles Joe Humphries,
while in the opening four-rouHd session
Kid Wolf engages Teddy Leonard.
Lightweights will entertain in the Cam
bria a. G: wind,pp tomorEow night, with With
Brown Is one of The fastest boys his yC weight
speed. but hits better
fSs HSswsss ,hs s by won oea th.
Ing Sailor hqTEs yth Willie Sbs ME-
fesslonai start in this city The other bouts
follow J1hnny Morgan VI YosnS
Dash VS.. Tommy Golden.
Artie Root. the Cleveland featherweisht,
will attempt to do what Johnny Kilbane
failed to aaoomplish-take the meas sure OF
Monday night. Root always has made good
here. Browns last showing was distinct
surprise.
Charley Uxid) Thomas will perform in the
Olympia opening. fray. Joe Welsh. the lanky
battler. will exhibit in opener against
the rpsged Thomas, The rsmssinder Of the
Battling Lain. Max Williamson, VS. Jack
Ellie and Dave Meter VS. Sammy Schih. '
The Criterion Club. which boasts among
It's members Phil Glassman. Lew Tender
and scoodles. will hold a dance at Mercan-
tile Hall on April 2.
Johnny Lundy and Johnny Mahoney will
come together in the National semiwind-up
Saturday night. Mahonsys last appearspcs
bouts Benny Kaufman comes back against
Young Merino and Billy Hines battles Johnny
Myers.
Battling Murray has broken into the man
aRerial end OF the game. When not en-
gaEed In real battles the. Battler Is occupied
training a couple OF discoyeries. FRANKS
Murray. a YOUNGER brother, ard Terry Mifeh.
ell are. the BOYS he hopeg 70 develop intq
Z tt'pHutfHtIr ~ ~
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FelU Good Athletes in
France for 4. E. F. Games
" God Recommends Navy
Stars for Paris Meet

Boston, March 20.-Rear Admiral
Spencer S. Wood, commandant OF the
first naval district, has recommended
to Secretary Daniels that the follow
ing men be sent to Paris to repre-
sent the United States navy in the
Inter-Allied service games to be held
there in June: Tom G. Halpin, Fl.
H. Paine, W. DowHey. Il. Rose. j. W.
Driscoll. f. A. French, Prank Shea
and Walter Whalen.
Rear Admiral Wood points out that
7 the relay team made up from these
men has won all the races in which
it has participated, and that at the
recent games Of the Boston Athletic
Association It made the best mark of
the night. covering the 1560-yard
relay in , minutes 3 3-5 seconds.
Whalen is a high jumper.
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LETTIE GUY BRINGS $2l75
W. II. Hanan Buys Yearling
Trotter at Auction Sale

New York. March GOV. II. Hanan,
or Brooklyn, paid the top price for
horses yesterday in the first days ses-
sion of the annual Blue Ribbon Horse
Sale in Madison Square Garden Mr.
Hanan expended $2175 for Lettie Guy
q yearling trotter consigned by the
Walnut Hall Farm. Donerail, ny. This
was the highest price of the day and
some spirited bidding resulted before
the yearling was finally knocked down
is a bay, filly foaled a year ago. and Is
BY Guy AXworthy-Annulet, the latter a
blood sister to The Harvester, which
had a mark of 2:01.
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TITLE NET PLAY
FOR KANSASCITY
After Twenty.nine Years.
Chicago Loses Western
Tennis Championship
TOURNEY STARTS JULY %

Chicago. March 20.--The annual west
ern tennis championships and sectional
cago for the last twenty-nine years,
were awarded today to Rock Hill Tennis
Club. Of Kansas City Mo-. for July 20,
by officials of the Western Lawn Tennis
Association, governing body for Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska
and Missouri.
The Michigan state tournament was
set for August 4, at the Detroit Tennis
Club.
The National Clay Court Tournaments
which has been awarded to the Soutl,
| Side Tennis Club. Of Chicago, opens
July a.
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BUXTON ELIMINATED
Local Golfer Beaten . and | b,
T. A. Ashley

Belleair Heights. Fla. March ls.-
Cameron Buxton, the Philadelphia
golfer. failed to come through in the
Belleair championship second round or
match play today. There was a great
surprise when he lost to #. A. Ashley,
Of Boston, who is not regarded in Bux-
tons class Ashley got an early lead on
f&s opponent and held it all the way,
at one time being as many as four up
Buxton got the fifteenth and sixteenth.
but half at the seventeenth ended
matters
Pc: Grant. another Philadelphia
golfer, had a chance for a time with De-
witt Balch. of Cincinnati. but the lat
end and he lost by margin of . and l.
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DISTINGUISHED him. As foul shooter he ,s
still good scholastic editor. Bill Brandt
the School Of Osteopathy star. shot true 10
form, having his usual off night.
The Tumulty brothers rehearsed their
sneech and agreed that Jimmy Brown was
ied well. Jimmy was a "Deadwood
DICK once within range Of tho net.
Referee Herman Baetze1 won every IA
cision but one. He took part in the foul
tossing contest and ran last. ,Ie missed the
net consistently. but had enough courage 10
motor home after the game. Billy Lees and
Winny kinkaide also motored. but refused
to toss fouls
Frank Poth did q William Jennings BRYAN
before the game. He delivered three illus
trated lectures, explaining the art work
on each Of the trophies He was assisted
in this act by the ever-ready and Willing
Jack Hagen.
The two champions clash again tomorrow
night, The League Island boys will have
the ADVANTAGE Of performing on their own
court: Nonstids will not be needed at
the Y. M. G. A hut.
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KnotUs Men as Well as Basketball

built entirely
policies personality that appeals and he
times
dfbbling
i1nne o Quakcrs Ave
basketball
n "a
athletic
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PlJSEY AND JONES WINS
Defeats New York Ship in Post
Season Game

Pusey Jones team. Of Gloucester,
qualified TO meet New York Ship in the
final game of the play-off series for the
second half championship of the Ship
yard League, by defeating Harlan. Of
Wilmington, at Hog Island last night.
the score being 25 to 20. This defeat
eliminates Harlan.
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DeueLoped " inner From Green Material

I
Nasup to
scheduled Of
later with
wasc
Up Eighteen
Mader
rnceona and
small of
he
at
make
with
ton
athletic
that
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collegiate
played.
curtains Saturday night when the Quaes
the
defeat inflicted Yale
basketball exhibited at Weghtman
o
In
of
areew
tandar a
4 man.. less sic is 4
~ ncOach riha
haze a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20
Bowling Match Arranged

A two-man team match has been arranged
between Harry Greedy and Billy Knox
against Nick Barr and Charley Trucks.
Fourteen games will be boWled. total pins
TO decide. Seven games will be bowled at
the Casino alleys next Tuesday at =
o'clock and seven games at the Keystone
alleys Wednesday afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20

Pinehurst. n. G., March 20.--Four players
tied for the first prize IN the silver Foils
kicllers handicap at Pinehurst today The
secret bosey was 95. Mrs, II. G, Beall. of
Uniontown; Mrs. H: C. Philbrick. OF Boston
90 net. and Mrs. j. D. Hathaway, Of Mon
trcal was "a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20

one of the most promising schoolboy run
ners IN this city died few days ago after
a game fight against pneumonia. Charlie
Youkel. former Germantown High star.
who will be remembered by all schola stic
athletic followers as the lad who won the
nterscholas site half-mle championship two
years ago on Houston Field. answered the
final call.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20
Friends Honor Alfredo de Oro

New. York. March 2o.--Alfredo do Orc
h9Hio OF many hard-fought match at pocke,
the guest Of honor at a dinner rendered him
by his admirers at the Cafe Boulevard last
night ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20
Zbyszko Throws Christensen

Springfield. Mass, March 2O-Wladel
Zbyszko defeated Hal Christensen here last
night In the Auditorium in two straight
falls. The first fall came after one hour
and twenty minutes. and the second in
eight minutes Zbyszko weighed $50 pounds
and the Dane 1876
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n. Y. A. C.. Re.enters Sports

represent the New York Athletic Club in a. a
championship within the last two years will
compete in the Metropolitan Associa ton
gymnastic title meet which will be held on
April ) at the Twenty-third Street Y NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20
Kisthardt Wins Shoot

Hazlet0n, Pa, March 20--In a shooting
match at seventeen birds a piece for a
purse of 5000 side. on the Park View
ba seball ground. Samuel Cavalier defeated
Adam Kisthardt by killing eight. Kisthardt
graBEed four.
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Seattle Team Gets Fine Start

Seattle. Wash. March e0-seattle's 8
hockey team, holder OF the western cham
piohship. defeated Les Canadjens, eastern
champions, OF Montreal, here last night. z
TO D. IN the drst OF a series OF games TO
determine the worlds title
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Montclair Mermen Beat Princeton

MOntclair. n. j., March 20.-Montclair
Athletic Clubs swimming team defeated the
Princeton University natators In dual
swimming meet in the Montclair A. c. nata-
torium here last night by 2S to "A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20

New York. March 2O.--The tennis team
of the College of the City Of New York
was strengthened considerably yesterday
when Harold Nweit. last years captain
turned out for practice. Kwet was recently
discharged from the navy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20
sIOURDET BROUGHT
Is THREE TITLES TO
PENN IN 4 YEARS
Red and Blue Basketball Coach Pulled Quakers From
Consistent Losers in Intercollegiate League to Con.
tinuous Winners Almost Overnight
By ROBERT ". MAXWELL
Srorts Editor Evening Public Ledger

0GCAsIoNALY read Of coaches pulling college the
~ converting
I'm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20

MOcky Bunnin's foul shooting was I. 900.
AS an orator he batted 900 and fielded his
position perfectly. Mocky's two-bt invest
ment. the entrance fee. brought him a Valu-
able loving cup.
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MANY REQUESTS
FOR JOURNEYS
Schedule Committee o.
National Tennis Associa-
ton to Sanction Events
OmOrrOW

Bv ROBERT +. PAUL

The schedule committee Of the Ma
tional Lawn Tennis Association will hold
its annual meeting tomorrow in New
York to give final consideration to the
try for sanctioned tournaments The
application list closed several weeks ago
with one of the greatest number Of re-
quests ever made in the history Of the
national Organization.
Such large number was received
that there ie no doubt left in the minds
# the committee that this season will
be on par with those before the war.
In fact, a few have expressed the opin-
ion that this will even put. the former
seasons on the back list.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20
Resume Racing in France

Paris, March 20.-The government has
consented to the resumption of horse racing
in France. beginning May b.
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The League Island lads We're handicappe
skds before taking Part in the fray In
structor Frank Poth should have visited the
truck show AMI put in a supply of these
essentials
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20

Jack HAGEN. the big-league trainer. was
of the most active present Jack soothed
the snjured. assisted Manager Poth in dis
tributing informa tion to the players and de-
lvered an added lecture in the dressing room
between halves.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-20
Jimmy Brown Second
Cornered in the Cage

Rose almost took the count IN the fir
half when his nose crashed against the ,sli
perry floor In one of the spirited scrimma ge
The fashy little service forward refused
leave the game and continued until the en-
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ST. T..COLUIMBA,S .IAZZ
BEATS MA Wy STEPPERS
Line.Up and Figures in
St. CoLumba's Victory

The official count OF the jazz be-
tween League Island Training School
and st. COLUMBIA on the Traymore
dance floor follows:
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Paul Prep's pote was the only thing thai