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Evening journal., 1920-10-14
Prize SHOOTS
UP ATBELLEVUE
w. T. A. Announce 5O-Bird
Event in dupont
Competition
HARLAN OFFERS
FOUR TROPHIES

At meeting Of the board OF direc-
tors OF Wilmington Trapshooiing As
ISOLATION held Tuesday night. ar
rangemenis were completed for ono
OF tie most interesting and active
shoots this season az their traps al
Bellevue next Saturday. Several
shootoffs viii be staged in addition
TO the 80 bird race for leg on the
Hotel dupont" trophy. Special take
home" prizes will be shot of by the
winners OF each class.
The final shoot FOR The late Col.
Buckner" trophies viii be shot and
the 20 men who have won legs will
compete for The elghi prizes
Glass a trophy. shot for last Satur-
day resulted In a i'e between Isaac
Turner, Clarence NOshell and William
Swayne This tie will be shot OF next
Saturday.
Captain w. A. simonlon and Isaac
Turner VIII cross guns 10 decide pos
session OF the Delaware open State
championship cup. Much Interest Is
centered In this shoot-off. and the
match will be so close that. not until
the last Slot is 0red viii the winner
De 0cUnitelN Known
The Harlan Gun Club OF the Harlan
plant made the announcement
through Mr. Deiderich and Mr.. Wrat-
Ten that the Harlan Gun Club Will
present 10 the Wilmington Trapshoot-
ing Association four trophies to be
known as the Harlan Plant trophies
~ be shot for by the members or the
Wilmiegion Trapshooting Association,
one trophy for each OF The four
classes. A. p. G. and d.
These trophies were presented Ia
! The association in a very nice talk by
Mr.. Deidrichs. and were received with
much enthusiasm by all the directors
present.
These trophies Will not be shot for
next saturday. but will be put up for
competition as soon as proper ar
| rangcments can bs made
Last Saturdays shoot was very sue
cessful in both attendance and good
time. and a very appropriate opening
FOR The beginning Of the Fall season
as big things are planned. and much
expected OF the club activities during
/ the coming FAN and Winter months.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
Church League
TO START SOON
Both Quot and Bowling
Tournaments Now Be
ing Arranged
MANY CHURCHES
JOIN ASSOCIATION

Considerable enthusiasm over this
years athletic prospects was mani
tested by those attending The meeting
OF the Church Athletic League. held
In the Office Of Physical Director
ksdel. at the Y. NJ. c. A.. Tuesday
evening. W. X Ieffers. OF the Union
church, was elected chairman Of Tho
Qu0lt league. The organization viii
be perfected Tuesday evening.
10 was decided 10 Start the quoit
.dournament at the earliest possible
d9te. Chairman Jeners appointed
Gene sproul, Of 81. Pauls; T..
h Clarence Steigler. OF ST. stephens
of Emmanuel p r. Church. as a com
/ miitee on schedule The appoint
neni OF a chairman OF the bowling
icague was left until next meeting
From present Indications there VIII
De- large number OF entries In the
bowling tournament, which will ne
ccssiate the use OF several alleys, in
order TO accommodate them. II was
decided That the basketball league
yames will have 10 be played In other
than the "N' gymnasium.
one Of the principal objects OF the
Church Athletic League is TO foster
clean sports and all basketball gamN
fNill be played under the intcrcOlle-
giate basketball rules, which arc the
same rules under which the Y. NJ. G.
A. church basketball league games
Nero played last season.
4 The following churches were rep
resented at Tuesday nights meeilng
i Grace. Charles f. Wilson; -. pauls,
i. 'Gene' Sproul and the Rev. Raymond
Cook: Westminster. Mr.. Blade; Union,
VI h.. W X. letters. II. l.. Mccall. +.
>. Gibbons. p. Reed, W Dutchw, Jo-
,enh NJ Gibbons; Eastlake NJ. T.,
H.. T. 4Iall; Second Baptist. Kenneth
4. Horn; Ollvet Presbyterian. Joel
~. Gilnllan: Old Swedes, Arthur B.
(. Moore: Greenhill. A. Hammanyi I'M
manuel p. H., Thomas Kitchen, Jr
20 stephens Lutheran, q. Clarence
Il -uegler; Peninsula NJ. p, George NJ.
tB6ggs: First-Cenlral Presbyterian,
4pavd Taft. 4 number Of other rep
resentativcs 9f The churches were also
Il Inrerenl
4 Chairman JeiTers sent out notices
II 0day 10 The churches not represented
d 10 have a representative at the meet
n ing next Tuesday night, n they de-
sire 10 enter the quolt tournament, as
&no teams will be admitted after the
4 Schedule IS drawn up and adopted.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

The Wants are an inexpensive way
OF seeking boardefs The Wants are
read by thOhsa1ds who are quick 30
take advantage or the opportunities
that they affer.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
S,:.NlI'9iii'g'IH:.llElIsE s -. u Sc:

those who predicted that he would
do well. And just as naturally. be
wants 10 prove that the critics. who
didn't rate him so highly. were mis-
taken. So he finds himself keyed up
TO a high pitch OF excitement and
feels that he must play The best bsee-
ban Of bis career. ~ is his EFFORT 10
rise to the occasion when bis nerves
nave been unstrung by the burdens
OF his position. which often makes a
player iall down In a world series.
Not infrcquenily N you iry 10 DO
someihlng extraordinary you VIII do
something that isn't even ordinary.
The determination 10 play hang-up
niscnall often results IN playing ball
mat Is poor or even bad"
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
VINO WANTS TIus CAMr

A football game Is desired By the
Cfcenbank team. OF the New Castle
County W0rkhousc. This team held
the Wildarc team 10 6 20 score
last Saturday. The Greeuhank boys
wish games for any Saturday. 90 be
played on the Greenbank Geld. Phone
8Si0.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
Ttak

Totals ...... .2i5 sii5i052 .20S
Jameson batted in only i've games,
running for ONeill IN third game Of
series.
'Neis batied in only one game. run
ming for Mitchell In fourth game
''McCabe did not 90 10 bat Ran
FOR kanetchy In sixth game.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
uAn A11ATOne nODY uOMr

CANIDRlnGE. Nd oct lI-Ine
body OF Lieut.. Luke n. Nickers. OF
The Aviation Corps. Killed when flying
In France. September 6. 1913. reached
Cambridge Yesterday. accompanied hy
guard OF honor. and was taken 90
The home OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Nickcrs.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
BROOKLYN

Team lolaIs l.. Isg 81
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
rs. ELKrON HIGH TODAY
snrcIal In The ENenlng journal.

-prcl1l 10 The ENonlng journal.
NEWARK. oct. 1.-THE Newark
high school football team will play
rs FIRST game Of The season at home
tomorrow Afternoon. Last Friday th,
team went 10 Calvert and defeated the
Donald. teacher In agricultural al the
high school who was formerly a
tackle on the University OF Maryland
team Is coaching the local team and
apparently has developed fast
eleven. The game Will be started
about 3 o'clock on Frazer Field. Del
aware College.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
Third Daeemeh
ShOrtstOp

.Neis only nclded In two games.
running for Mitchell in the irsi game.
and for Johnston In the fourth game.
Lamar did not Held IN any games.
being used as a pinch hitter IN three
games.
.''McCabe did not ncld IN any
games. only running for koneichy In
toe sixth game
1Schmidt did not field In any games.
batting for Grimes In the sevcith
game
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Temple Loses to ur.lnus

Co,icgcsille. Pa., Feb 27.--rha Ursipu,
Collssa fasks,ball team defeated the Temple
OF "a to 20. The game was close and tae
score at tho end OF tho arst half was 10 to ~ II.
HdrsinSss HdrnnnSs S5 drew hrss bo8a % yhan Srutchsy
ba sket.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
CARPENTER MUST
HONOR CONTRACT
Promoter Cochran Has Eu-
ropean Champion Sbackled
With Money Paid

London. Feb. 27.---A special cable
dispatch Of the London Times Public
Ledger service says today that Charles
Il, Cochran, boxing promoter. writing
TO the Times relative to the Dempsey =
Carpenter match. claims that he has
tract which cannot be broken without
heavy damages. Cochran $ letter says
~ read with great amazement a state =
ment TO the effect that excepting for the
actual signing of a contract the match
between Dempsey aud Carpenter has
been arranged. " win take PLACE in the
United States. probably on Labor Day.
AS have frequently said, ! hold n
firm or, as they say in America. an
ircnclad contract with Descamps for
Carpentier to met Dempsey.
''My contract calls for substantial
financial consideration which has been
complied with by me- Immediately the
payments have become due.
Under its terms ! am to make fur.
ther payments on certain dates. the
next Of which win be June |. These
payments will be made promptly.
ANY acceptance Of nm offer from
any source by Descamps would be
serious breach OF my contract aud ren :
der him liable to heavy damages.
There is no STIMULATION in my con E
tract that ! must secure Dempsey 5
signature by any given date. ...
AN agent representing q fl m cor
poration who has recently arrived in
England was Informed of this contract
by my representative, William A.
Brady, before he loft New York.
The latest offer may perhaps be q
good advertisement for that Aim cor
poration. but it will not induce me to
Increase my already generous offer TO
Dempsey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
JONES IN COLLEGE GOLF
Bobby viii Play in Tourney al
Nassau, June %

Ncw York. Feb. 2-.--Pobbv Jones,
,anthful fuali"t for the golf champion
. ~ of the United States last year, will
play for the intercollegiate title this
,cason. The tourney will he he'd ov"r
'ho links nf tho Nassau County Club
hcginuiug June 80 It was announced
TODAY by T.uCian Walker. secretary Of
the intercollegiate body.
Jones. the phenomenal youngStcr who
hogan startling the golf world when
fourteen years old. was last year. run 6.
uCr-u w to Heron for the national
amatcur crown, aud performed such
other brilliant featS on thc NuES as
tying with Jim BARNES and Karl kefrr
for sorond place in the Canadisn oren
championship. He was also second to
Barnes. one stroke only behind the great
Brifishcr. for the southern OuCn.
Jones is student at Georgia Tech
this ycav and tho mainstay of the At
lanta team whi"h will tour the NOrtn
during thc coming suriUg for ma.Chrs
with eastern university golfers. He wd'
expected 70 60 abroad this summer 10
search OF the British amateur title. hut
n recent HnuonuCPmcrt from hi' father
dcuicd this report. Jones viii continue
hi studies AZ Georgia Tech.
Ten colleges now compose tho lutp"-
collegiate Association. as follows IlGr.
ward. Yale. Princeton. Columbia. fcur-
sylvania. Williams. Cornell. Dartmouth
Illinois and Georgia Tech. Herbert f.
Calves. Of Penn. is president and vii .
liam i. Black. Of Williams, * the
treasurer Of the association.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
W. J. TRAVIS H0N0RED
BY VETERAN GOLFERS
Elected Honorary President tor
Life for Work and Golf
Play
Palm Beach, F1a.. Fob. 2T.--A phase

Palm Beach, F1a., Fob. 2I.--A phase
of last nights annual dinner Of the
Old Guard Society Of Palm Reach Golf
crs. n dinner remarkable from more thau
one point Of Wow aud which wrote a new
pagc in the history OF the society, was
the genuine aTe"tion displayed for
Wa Ter ]. Travis, 100 prominent golfers
from all parts of the country attending,
MIR. Travis had resigned as president on
account Of i'll health. Colouel !. Ernest
Smith. Wilmington Country Club, who
replaced him, offered resolution,
passed unanimously with cheers, making
Mr.. Travis honorary president Of the
society for life" The resolution re-
cited Mr.. Travis's record as many times
national and metropolitan champion.
English champion aud winner Of numer.
Gus other tournaments, asserted that
with voice and pen he has upheld the
true ideals Of the game: that he has
been the greatest exponent Of actual
MAY" and that the special Office be Gre
ated IN expression Of his services 70
this soriety aud in testimony Of the
high esteem in which We hold him, as
a man, a fricud aud as golf's grand old
man
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
TIGERS WILL CHASE
PUCK HERE TONIGHT
Quaker City Seven to Meet Col
legians at the Ice
Palace

Princeton will be the attraction in
Aockcv this cvoniug at the Ice Palace,
Cnrtv fifth and Market streets. The
Tigers. with their popular goal keeper.
!pur Maxwell. viii face eff with the
newly wgauizcd Quaker CITY seven.
The QuakcrS displayed a wonderful de-
feneive game against the St Nicholas
skaters on Wednesday by holding tho
New Workers TO single goal. This was
more good fortune than superiority. at
that. on the mart of the o-called 81.
Nicks The Quaker City goal tcudcr's
view was ohStructPd hr his roiut NJ the
time of the shot. The ouakcrS are
picked to "omc hack this evening,
Eddie Hill. who did not appear Ia be
in the best Of health against the 81.
NicGs. will lead the Quaker City seven
tonight in the big game with the collie
gians. Among those to be in the Quaker
City line.up are: Gilmour. kurtz, DeN.
tor, Henrioucs. Souder. Sharrless.
Clarke. Thavcr and Baker There is a
possibility that Victor Ballou will be
picked W in the near future by the
Ouakers Wo is captain Of the Cynwyd
toam " liCh il booked to play the Phila
delphia Cricket Club at the Ice Palace
Saturday afternoon at 10. Almost
very hockey patron of the Main Line
suburban district will be on hand Sat .
urday tn SEQ the Cynwyd seven in action,
This game will b. held carly SATURDAY
afternoon 40 as to not interfere with
skating sessions or the big game Satur
dav night between Yale aud Princeton.
There will BE- three hig ice matches
within tho two days time. These games
will not only bring out the present stars.
but will give those who enjoy hockey au
orportunity of seeing pact and future
rxnerts. "IIinECy' Carson, q favorite
horr. viii be seen again tomorrow night
IN the Bulldog line.U0.
Tnnight'S probable line up:
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Speedboys Assured of Runner
Up Position in go Race. Af:er
Beating northeaot, 4o-29
FIRST TEAMS
SECOND TESNS
EN PAIL PREF

Taking il for granted that South
rhilly High will roNc in Crntral hgh
this afternoon West Philadelphia High.
winner Of the 1910 Interschoiastic
League championship. will finish this
year in the runner TIP position. \ VIC
tory for the Southwark five today over
the Mirrors. which Is almost ceriainty,'
viii give the downtown Red and Back
the seasons crown.
The Soeedbny. cin"hod second nlac"
by defeating Northeast High yesterday.
the final score being 10 10 20. In order
to annex the fracas the West fhi'nd"l, q,
phians had to put IN q sensational
spurt in the second hal. coming from
behind. 1920. a. the st half cudrd'
and passing the Archives after OrI'-
liant rally.
Patton and Noung Star
With Northeast no ding io@r point
advantage ct half time. Pa't"0 and
Young, the West Philly crack forwards.
got going strongly from afe'd and be
fore the last twenty inmate prloi
ended the Specdbovs had added total
Of "a tallies, while Captain y Hrien
and his mates could net only II.
All tod Patton scored - Of his
teams counters. including seven he'd
GOALS aud eight times out of sixteen at
tep,pts from the fifteen foot line. louOS
mxde good half dozen pegs from
scrimmoce. Hill was Northeast's best
two point scorer VITA three goals.
Fischer, Shane, q Eie and Hcrsog
each cagius two. O'Brien shot seven
out of a dnzeu free chances.
The West Phiily Northeast contest
was put on yesterday afternoon in .
steod Of today because of the dual
track meet scheduled in tn" former
gym this afternoon between tho West
erners and South Phi'a'clNh'a Il High
Germantown Stil Losing
Germantown High is now the m
re,isbed favorite for The unpopular &C. .
lar position in the league, FrankSord
High having won Yesterday. 30 to 70.
Fourteen foul goa's by CAPTAIN lear
sided materially in Frankfort vic
tory. He also made thrc" two pointers.
Rammage was Germantown best
scorer, with four field goa's and Gig 1t
fouls.
In the second lcssuc matches West
Fbiladelphia aud Fraukfo'd tiirh ""r"
victorious, 1T-16 aud 20 IT, r"spr"-
tively@
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
[arch Vanity Fai1
On Sale Now
In This March Issue

Elsie Ferguson writes of her thrilling es-
cape from the giants of movie4and. Hugh
Walpole does friendly closeup of May
Sinclair. G.. K. Chestcrton presents his
views on the universe and Thomas Burke
his on mean little street
And pictures! Our own luscious Geraldine
Farrar as Zaza. Beautiful Lenore Uric.
A new Zuloaga, ''Thc Toreador," Steinlein
lithogaphs. Drawings of love and lovers
by Fish. An article on auction bridge--a
bit Of 6nance-and more pictures
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27

Listen to George s.. Chappell curse the
Happy Ending, Learn from Crantland
Rice how dramatic putt can be. Get
some real practical stuff on new golf from
George Duncan. Sec the new motors
English and American---two pages of 'em,
and page of aeroplancs besides.
Six pages of good clothes for men who
know their business value. Our own Hall
of Fame and an Imaginary Interview
with the man who writes the undertaker's
ads.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
colqate's csptaln.Elset Is a Pro

I'tioa, y. v. Feb. 2T.--Jamss T.: Laird,
Of Montpelier VT. cant tsin-eleet Of the Col
ga'e football team. has been declared pro-
Colgate University athletics. Laird played u
same 81 professional football with the Pros
poets Of Buffalo last fall Ne admitted par
-icl nation In this game and has left colleae.
lie Is succeeded as captain BY X. ID, Wood
Cter OF Binshsmton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27

Young Mems Christian Association, IN
the first Of tho series OF title tank events
that are to be. held in this city. Miss
Artelt won easily. She covered the
course 30 3.5 seconds, slow time.
Coupled with the two championships
was dual swimmins meet betwee9 ehs
Branch. The final count was West
Brapch, 2SIs North Branch, Ah
George NJ Young, Jr, West PhiHy
diver, had little trouble winning bis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
GERTRUDE ARTELT
CAPTURES H0N0RS
Wins Middle Atlantic 50-Yard
TitIe-EIizabeth Becker
Takes Dive

Miss Gertrude Artelt, of the Meadow
brook Club, had little trouble in winning
the 80. yard Middle Atlantic Association
swimming championship for women last
ught iu the pool Of the West Branch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
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