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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24

EaSebal opens = earnest today
many school and college tear,s Lash
1- LIS afternoon among Iem ara
1ze following Bow ,5la vs. - A1selns
- Manchester. N H Bates IS. N=w
EamQszZ-e college II Duran y.
II Hsr-Fs Hi vz West1r-ooR SEMI
nary a. WesI brock. Deer1lg High -
S0E-a Portland a. South Portland
E.a-ss III - Leav--T Institute II
Turner F-eHpoEr IS. Morse High -
Bath Lisbon Falls = EdEa-5 Lizzie
a A-3G---r- Freedom High $. Eel
1as- High a. Belfast Was1 Paris
High vs- Hebron a. Hebron. Rum
ferz High IS. Lve--C-a Fails EzEa
~ -4verucre Fa-zs, Madison Ezg1,
IS. Oakland High a. Oakland: EaZio-
val E5ga -. II 4tA-vi--e E1g1 a.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24

Pert q Portland us strongly 81
zo-se5 5g Shipping 1zts-e--s and U,e-
VIII 10 opposition from any source-
x HE -ae secr@2-v Z va has Tot
formally sa1cIu-e6 IA -sx ha-oor
me, Jt-= Ea--=- Eas -U~ reached uAs
stage Where ne directors feel JUST
I'D = ezTgrl-g his benton
TIE 15-Hctars ot LAe Eaur- T Far---
land arg James I. E1--aC a@ Bangor
Fred Va Bunker u N8r-1 Azs81
bertrand G. NcI-r1ra q Norway
Alexander :. LalEh--- e Portland
al arpG t1-e5 tv ira Gcv=racr- 221
Een-v + Merrill e Portland. named
Ev the -1av1r q Portland and elect
"a a. president # IT, board
Immediately altar the appoint
re-- -asr Dct1be-- -1e err G1~ec-
tors started : vigorous investigation
10 EeI---7e c-e zast suitable ste
fur -14 new S-a-a pier. Numerous
meetings nave been held. az wEL a.
conferences VIII -a-l-oG3 ana
Erzs--sllp o+5rIa-s 2-E others
-are--z, ne United States Engineer
of7ca n Portland. me L2-e ecn-
suited ,he Pert Facilities Commits
SION u -r4 L1.-=d >-z,=s Shipping
Boar
ID assist L3-e directors = ca-chl1g
I =eclslCr, - . -te most suitable
SKA <s- re rev pl=- rs liz Fay
:-pe+<8rE * -tur--.,z1kA. the we'll
known port md za-.sor engineer q
Bozt III. zas =r-a-e-s . raak= A. IL
vezr-Eatz1r, and ID report u2cn tLe
most t=2sihl- s1Ia c8r me rev per
z--1r, tle stand points = CONSTIPATION
z-d II transportation Tia e7z5-
2--erz per-zz.r-n.-v. ard through rEt.1s
e-z=--ee-1E-= sE4&- DaGe a thorough
inv =s---7-zu-- 4 Ire 7ra9ecE AMI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
Cards Prove to Be
Better Mud Players

F7rs1C-E, Pa April .3---ae ope--
IL game Ct ne season here -1.Gay
resulted L Flt-sssu-E1s defeat BY -
LOUIS = ! TIE game was played
= cold Grzzzie that lzstEz through
GU and Handicapped Ls,e pitchers -
Louis scored four rms II -he E-s1
11al1- Of C51ee hl-S. -v8 errors and
WIG patch II L1e third Fs--SaI.--.-..
knocked Eaz1es cut CT -aa bax
ard Jacobs relieved hz-- Hamilton
vas hard hit n IRE SsTEIl-h lEzE1iEE
curing which IL. visitors Scored four
-I-s OF t2ur mrs and Z tad throw
5y Blgbee Score
- Louis 4a881 40 a-g-14-s
PITTSBURGH 9 q 9 g -----e-4
El1as- Jacobs and C-a-nors- Carl
SCI Hamilton 4 zsnsr ard Lee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
KIN Out Of Yankee
lid for = Weeks

~ IL Aarl The injury -
~. -z. re hR-5 hiring ou15elGe-
IL Nv Z3rk Americans. probably
.... N 3zt g ne game fur TWO
-sasz : specialist announced p9nEg-2r
-, Tes-Ea-0n which revealed
d. /. --zscie AaG be- t1-1 H- TIE
I'd r NH EG hE- :, batting
-.g-s -s-s.--zzv 3ur PlaTad one inning
=. ing 1e sz--- IF lie injury
=. =. examination VII 3e --zsze ID
l~-.v
- 5o1-s E10 laz bee- indefinitely
,r--.-.l+1 - ltse-1g ne Yankees On
+. --.---e -. vas -eizs-z-ed ~ the
FL. .1av and ~ IKE EzLh place Il
IT. ,9I.asL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
Twilight League at
University Of Maine

4-unc- Ne. APR 81 Z ne--5a.
y-es1s-1ay If me University Of Name
-1I-a-M1ra1 Athletic Association. Il
-aaEsls71s ware made tur TIE T7rDa-
Inn Ct II z--a--l-al baseball league
za--ss VII consist q @ve innings aac7
and vii De played after school hours. as
ne name Twilight League implies Eaca
1-a-z--iry house and .pr-ai-1-y VII Dc
represented ~ a team. and VARSITY base
7a-. -sz VII not 5e allowed d qiar =
uns same position winch 2ey occupy OF
he varsity n@z-- The champions VII
Dc determined bv the PROCESS g ez-rn3-
na-un. whereby tAe -wo winners VII
oe matched FIR The Championship se-1es
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
LOCAL SPORT NOTES

he re --aIs winch vg-e - be Rid
II M Cory rack squad we-e postponed
I'll ManGav ou account 5f t1,e wea-ae-
AID ne czrdit50a Of he ground IRE
zn ara expected u have Their Usla-
SATURDAY PRACTICE hCwa7=
--S-1-' Mixture tie local boxer. :
TOW Under Inc management Of EoE -'aE,
zna = also managing Damn Lorraine
cf Ea-a. wha has been appearing I
nan 5grrs Il BidG=s0-z AID Bz-ila- y.
I. throughout The w-nt.-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
BOXING NOTES

= Wa-=-vlEle 1al was here This
week seeking exclusive rights for =
rear n Bath u give athletic exasoi-
t-ons and boxing bouts bEz- after re
lid o1 ING great work re had ac-
c0Dll5she6 L tbs LIE u other
Name e1-es and expressing 4 E.si--
c1-1a1zCn - pay any cash - Tie CITY
eor -1e pG2rl2ege asked, Tte sporting
-a1 VS. advised ~ Chairman Hall
q ne committee N athletics - r.
1Z--2 - -aesa cites and give rs ex-
h-1--l0ns -hersl-Ba1a Tines. AP-1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
Blink MCloskey
Iss.rg Since March

80 A--- 51z1k E-s70sks--.
3 =-.a~-r22 71g-llst- who so- tire pRs-
r.. p e -=--s las beer E-s-aen- I
!. ---s Z EEype- las been Mss
t- 4-c- Ga--- s TIE tg-s1 II : TAI
-.- : - >s--e .usI outside X Pa-s
a- rs 9s-2 vzeve6 by ne1 weLl
,..--s-1 TT McClosssE and --eE
J. -y-.=ss-z --e opinion ne hoG-
! x M IF t1e Kissing p1g51sL
4. lsE=r # Gzs agL=3 81 March &
!. - ~ Il rs p=rs0n- xhlca he ibid
az .15ac a-d Zig Mackav. a1so
Ia Il 1----=-s. ze -a-azda.3 = or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
SOX MANAGER
AND WITT AGREE

'sAusE1- April --Ma2a-a- Barrow e
ne Boston Americans sent xora here
-raEz washington taa4gat ma Oscar
Tir1- third oasenaz WHO has bee- ho,c-
LIZ GU Tor = revised contract had TO
11-ae-z hz-l max 1s would Jun re Tam
al New Eork ne later par % mex
weeA Ee sad T--- would ae uses IS 4
utility 1zselcser
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
2T3ISON AND
P1II PLAY TO TIE

v..~ n \ 7 april -~-F3ziCvza-1
-. .--rr 1zaE=a - - game 10
~. Fest TVS called a. 1ae al
49,. --a ing = enable ne T-sit2rs
-,. a-- -ssrss ! Few A--v
.-,.- ven 11e mi distance and A.
.,,z- @-ee- = ne third EAea
-. ..-a-e5 G.2-e= -Zns. vas S,a2ss1y-
....--.....--. -2.- scgre-
-. . g - -
- 20 % -9 3 8 e-4-zs.-ss
l-s 80 E--7y-z2c- Ea-ar7-1el a,d --a1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
L4rv3rd To Have 5 Men
l P4nnsv. Relay Carnival

--s-a-. z2y- --33--E1-vc-G has az
- =--- -4-S-v -aek ne- Il -1e
7a:s.- = Penass .Ta1-a relay
- = ae 1e1d Nay = Z r2s an
~2-e- -3Ca-- Fer t1e @eld erznrz
d. wood. 8 enu-e6 II I-e
~ aid = . k-or-ess n ire
= LIN re C-msul II. b
/ -'-'-'s---71 = -3n races Ar Captain
ana. Nc Gag--lz51. /. - psa--
F. IAN GOODWIN. Ba.a-G
-----. z-c E5cha-5 Cl-a-s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24

The Circles aasenaZl esz5 Of Portland
has organized 6nr -ne season and would
Ike u hear firm different nz1aEsrs Il
u around AaE-1s-z- The c91I5 intends
70 make Is tai .saz, enc uf rEae s--ozE-
est n the state -h0se wishing games
riu h-111- r---a -.
WALTER : JCsE5NS{%
RF =. 4, Pa---4=1- lie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
Ruth to Nurse Injury Next Two Weeks
Hold Out Witt Nth Red Sox Next Week
Cubs Forge Ahead
Reds to ) to 3 Win

Chicago April @s---zzcI1-a71
punched his behind Nexkz-ks Wild
1sss and defeated Chlca-s 10 ; To-
day Ei-s- weakened toward -ae end
Ct -1e game bur rs tam la-Es
cane . as -sscze- Scare
Cincinnati 81 ae5 Q 3-5--9-g
-A-ca=o = 0 a-9 o : : a-S- s-s
E-s- arr Wzgo- Nswk--k Ca-z-
Mat. aid E--g.Er, CFEa--sIz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
WASHINGTON
Courtney I Sir.

" Als% lis aE1l-yA- El--,-1s-
Three base HRS jones Sacrifices
Waters C'NeiE- Double paav Roe
10 Judge Left On bases Scs-cn r.
u ash1nE-Gu ?. Eases u balls Court
1ey u @lg; Zac-er- Z, :
iii by pitcher by jones. Harris
Struck Cur by jones : ~ Courtney
:. C-pl-es Na231 a-G -laeen- Los
ng pitcher Courtney Tine e-as.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
FOSTERS STICK WORK
FEATURES RED S0x
WIN over SENAT. RS

Azsn-lg-o-- Ar- .s-Jores cur
paccnec Courtney and Zac1gy aoGay
AID Sosc9c cook the second game q
-se series from Washington I - !.
Foster drove - three g TIE T.s.-1-s
-u-s- Score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24

e ss-St A-sel- Care Fost1c-e5
L. 1er-z-. X. = APRIL -5T2v-S-,
- = 2zse-l2-- postponed. -zza-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
hadsueet's Report

T. s-zzGy- 3esr Eoola1 ewes -sn.s- st2ora
-r-n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily TX
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

- Fr0n- 81. Ea-a- Phone SO
80 Water s.. Augusta
Phone 13-2-17-9
Correspondents #
ELMER =. BRIGHT CO
Members q New York ard Eosrcn
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-30
Jersey CITY SIGNS
DALEY OF NATIVITY
Local Sdnd-Lotter, " inner
of % Ont of 81 Games,
to Play With Bill Dono-
ran S InterEldtiOndlS
REPORTS on APRIL /

4 MOTHER Philadelphia sand lot
~ artist is started on his way into the
major leagues. He is Spike" Daley.
whose first uamc is Frank.
Frank has been signed 10 play with
Jersey City, of the International
League. and he will report to that club
on April |. Spike" is twenty one
years Of age, weighs $50 pounds. stands
> feet ] inches and he is a right
h1nder
wild Bill" Donovan. who isn't wild
any moro because hc has retired from
IN" box, happened to be in Philadelphia
one evening last summer and witnessed
ouc Of the many "twilight" ball games.
and before half dozen innings had been
played he said: That pitcher looks
pretty good to me. or words to that
effect. Before the game was over Don
ovan had the twirlcr'S name safely
tucked in his inside pocket.
Daley was the young man who was
doing tho hurlinC. He pitched Nativity
TO another victory that evening. and
because SPIKE had impressed "Wild
Rill' with his pitching form Manager
Phil Haggerty will be shy n corking
good moundsman this wear, one who
won twenty six ont of thirty ono games
during the 1919 season.
Not only was Daley brilliant
pitcher. but his offensive work also was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-30
HE|SMAN HERE FOR
CONTRACT At PENN
Georgia Tech Tutor Has Dis
cussed Terms With Quaker
Football Committee

John w. Heisman, Georgia Tech
coach, who. it is said, will be the next
tutor of the University of Pennsylvania
football team. is in this city and has
had conference with the Quaker foot
ball committee.
Hcisman registered at Philadelphia
hotel about noon, on Thursday. and 1t
is reported from an authoritative source
that he was in session with the football
committee at its meeting Tuesday after
noon. No announcement to this effect
has been made by the Penn solons.
1t also is known that Icisman is not
under contract with Georgia Tech. In
fact, Iumor goes that he has turned
down long termed contract with the
southern institution so that he may be
free to sign with Penn.
1t is reported that Heisman came
here at the beck of the football commit
tee so that terms could be discussed and
an argccmcnt reached before the meet
ing Of The committee this afternoon
According to talk around the cam
pus. IIeisman is ready to sign now and
the Red and Blue officials are ready to
have him attach his name to n contract.
All that is needed is the approval of
the University Council on Athletics.
The council is scheduled for session
next week.
Folwcll and Hcisman will he recon
mcnded by the committee to the council
along with names of coachps eligible to
assist the head tutor. According to
Ma jor Pickering, the graduate manager
Of athletics. no information will be
given out al all after the meeting today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-30

after the championships and e1bib;t,..
they viii play are all over, The t,as
are going TO California toretbo. tSo
the winter, where they will teach a.s aOs
play. a'n and
George Duncan roomed with Mitoh.r
on the eve of the latter's first t,rneU tnnrneU
ment. Mitchell clung to George SIrua, alma,
pathetically. o. a'nOSt
Everything hinged OH that first tor,
noment. A hard job it had hsen
gather tho funds to get there. Hnrd.D
'twould be the next time if he wsr,
to fail. "e'e
A stranger, Abe had stood on N,
outside of the throngs whose ewes vSr. sr.
only for the great, Vardop. Tavlore
Ray. Braid all these heroes Who's,
names were magic in British golf
They laughed and joked among them. /,
selves. For these it was only another
tournament.
Abe envicd their case, their assur.
nnce.
The eyes of the worsbipers were
nothing to them.
gaze at him, too, like that, these tbon'
sands of critics who had gathered ia
watch the play. nod their heads. and
slyly nudge each other as one or an.
other of the great appeared.
Aye, tits HIM" he heard them
whisper, and standing there alone Aha
wondered if ever he'd inspire such awe
as this.
"Yna tn Finish"
That night. when he found he was
drawn to play the mighty Braid
Mitchell could only pace the floor.
"Jeems Braid" he'd whisper, "a.
wecl, it's tn finish iv Abe"
" 'Tis ma tn finish, tits the begin
nin'," George would cry. "Gwan y
bed. ye bloody IDIOT" But it did little
good
Came the morning. Braid scarce
noticed the youthful Mitchell. He hit
one of his grandest off the first tee
The gallery nodded.
Quick wurrk twill be for Jccms"
they said.
Twas nawthin'," George wbis
pcred fiercly to Abe, as the latter walked
TO the tee in turn with his little pinch
of sand. "Hit yer bonniest. m laddip,"
And Abe did. His little pill sailed
out there like a white bullet against the
cold, gray sky and never hit the ground
till it passed the spot where Braid's
ball lay. Then it rolled, forty wards
beyond, they who saw it will still tell
you.
Those stoical British fans pushed
forward. Who was this youth who
could outdrive the mighty Braid?
Whence was he?
Whittier did he go?
But Abe ignored them. He was on his
! way,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-30
LEHIGH LACROSSE DATES
Penn, Stevens, Crescents and Yale
Scheduled

Bethlehem. Pa, jan. 80. With
many of last years varsity players
ready to respond ito the first call for
lacrosse practice, prospects OF turning
out on intercollegiate championship
contender at Lehigh looms up bright.
With the exception of one game. the
opening date. the schedule is complete.
Manager w. II. Hunton attended the
meeting of the Intercollegiate Lacrosse
League held in New York last Saturday
and upon his return announced the
schedule for the coming season, which
calls for five games at home and four
away. Among those to be played here
are included Penn, Yale and Syracuse
University, the latter q new member of
the league
In the division of the league Lehigh
was placed in the southern division,
with Stevens. Swarthmore. Penn and
Johns Hopkins.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-30

a great asset to Nativity. SO good was
spike with the bat that Haggcrty
used Daley in right field when it wasn't t
Franks turn to twirl. IN forty-six
games Daley hit for an average of .3l9.
All of which is better than fair for u
pitcher.
Daley has been pitching ball for four
years. Ec helped twirl the z. and X.
team 10 Il championship in the i. r. L.
League and also was 81 member of the
slab staff that won the police baseball
championship of Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-30
MANY GAMES FOR VIRGINIA
Yale and Harvard on the Baseball
Schedule

charlottesville, Va, Jan. Collar
ward, Yale, Princeton, Cornell, Am
herst, Lafayette, Bucknell and Johns
Hopkins are among the teams listed
on the University of Virginia base
ball schedule just made public. It will
be tho first visit south of the big col
lege teams of the East since the start
of the world war.
A total Of twenty three contests have
been scheduled. as follows:
March "a, william and Mary at Char
lottesville: 81, Callaudet at Charlottesville;
80. Randolph Macon at Charlottesville.
April ., Cornell at Charlottesville; ..
Yale Mt CHARLOTTESVILLE; 3, Lafayette. at
Charlottesville: and !, Amherst at Char
lottessyille: S and o, Uniyersity Of 'GeoFg.,
Charlottesville; IA, Buckneli at. Charlottes.
vile; II. Virginia Military lnstituto at
yllei 2l,. Johns Hopkins at CharlottesyiIle;
"a, North Carolina at Greensboro, y. G.
2S. South Carolina at Charlottesville.
MAY !, University OF Tennessee at Char
ottesville; .. Princeton at Princeton 6, ial,
at New Haven I, Amherst At Amherst; g.
Harvard at Cambridge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-30
Man Selected Should Be Supported by Al

MO
~ him possible
scraps
every
do Judgment until he had
what he
heard criticism regarding IIean They
shift which
obsolete. They the that Tech
Washington
shift solve
be body play.
example light. he
o a bunch
powerful
line,
best suited for the players and planned until the
of his which
other formation; short will
with and
IIman,
the arc he wi the shift n Atlanta
many
perfectly demanding showdown When
asked him withdraw be refused that
the public believe the against him
has the finish
entirely of year
They played desuoy
games Of outside
mistake moi
strn the a he he
getting his t " TO ca a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-30
'7H' BEGINNIN,, LADDJF
ABE MITCHELL TOIn
George Duncan Argued Long-Driving Ne,o.C Conner -
British Golf Into boomerang Fame-Tmo
Buddies Are Like Barnes and Hagen
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

T'HEY will struggle, so the gallery will
l. think, solely TO lift the British golf
championships from the British, these
two Americans A case of trying to
beard the lion in his den, golf fans
abroad will doubtless figure when Jim
Barnes and Walter Hagen play on the
isle next season.
But Americans know that something
more than that lies underneath. Jim
Barnes is professional champion Of the
United States. Walter Hagen is open
titlcholder.
Which has the edge?
This short query has thrown some
few reamS of discussion into the field
for golfers ever since the close of the
last season. Clubs even stand ready to
offer fnt purses that the supremacy
may be fought out. Perhaps this ri
valry explains in some measure the de-
termination of Jim Barnes TO 20 abroad
when he heard that Walter Hagen
was contemplating the same.
Perhaps it wasn't all the offer Of tho
Sunset Hill Club to pay the freight
that decided Jim Barnes to make the
venture. Perhaps little unrest set j.
tied in the tall champs bosom nt the
thought of Walter Hagen seeking glory
over there all alone.
Anyhow, if there is drama or any =
thing enacted over there, it now dc =
vclops something of the same is to be
put on the links in our own alcoholics,
perhaps tobaccolcss, freedom loving
midst
Mitchell VS.. Duncan
Twice Abe Mitchell noscd out George
Duncan last year in the greatest open
tournaments of Great Britain.
Mitchell. said to be one of the longest
hitters in the world. beat Duncan in
the 'patriotic open"
Duncan had a four to win the title
on the last holc-ayc, au easy hole a
that 'tis said-but he took a five. and
lost out in the play off. The loss of the
two big tournaments was q bitter blow
to Duncan, but despite that Duncan
never forgot an atom of his friend =
ship for Mitchell, and they are "bud
dies of the closest kind That is,
off the links.
But when they tee off. the one
against the other. the old rivalry starts
working and both arc in there TO
make every shot count. Therefore,
when the two pros of the British Isles
come over to America next season to
play in the United States classics
there is going to be some ding dong
| golf, not only as Britannia against
| America for golf supremacy. but lit =
! tie private battle all their own. Mitchell
/ VS.. Duncan-may tn divel take tn
hindmost.
Duncan and Mitchell are coming over
/ together. 1t will be news to most that
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SPANISH P0L0IST ARRIVES
Marquis 5lIavlejs Is at Del Monte
for Polo Tournament

Del Monte, Calf, Jan, 30.-Marqu's
Rsllavieja, personal friend of the King
az Spain. has arrived at Del Monte for
The opening of the polo season Lere next
saturday. The marquis il polo player
~ international reputation. lie IS
oae ef the best Of the old PLAYERS ia
p.urope, and in 1914, when the British
team was practicins at Msdrid just be
fore coming TO America to take back the
cup, hs played with the team.
Hugh Drury, captain Of the Del
Monte fur, has played against the
|slnsSlnr Spapirh pobeman Ia France
an.l lngh,nd Marquis BllaYieja Is i'm
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vIroIrIa Leaaue ENpands

porIsnouth, Va, Jan 1O---TcU'r"TW y
rirSilstiaEs tho cNpansionls,s won In tho
Virginia .Lesgue, neelpSf hs.a heT;e, qla aqld
the circuit IN 1879 I'll '9nslsi OF eight
eranfsd eiyPI 10 ROCKY Mount and ,Wlson both
IN North Caroline Preside.i " Il. Brad
I'd his announcement that IN" lCagu0 r.
s,,ttt,K had been raised 10 CI1rs v was
greeted with enthnslaslh' TOT DIT "''hs ltht'f
6ageball FOR the fans.
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FOL WELL OR HEISMAN
PROBLEM AT PENN ON
FOR DECISION TONIGHT
Big Football Question for 1920 College Season Here
viii Be Soiucd at official Session of Football
COMMITTEES Then Secret Stuff viii Be OF
Ey ROBERT ". MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledger


FTNIIE problem University Of Pennsylvania all probability
- will when the football committee official session selects
mantle will be lifted the
will whispering other and plans laid for the
floating the first of the
regarding o. nothing of
the outside allowed
all they SC here
will the University council athletics
meeting They The
yesterday idea he had been
Still figure IIcsmau possibility lie
belongs certain faction and would in
be a of compromise candidate.
When the called together the football
coaching discussed the
all
Tovcls criticized of that later
the thing Pennsylvania Then
of old athletes
before They had
probably Ismau. member of
like Bell Dr. John W Adams. Paul Thomp
acquainted
probably did hesitate
defense Williams
vision made rah that feature by appointing three good
will be These will probably
allow the head develop good attack.
II STANDS that like this rU
game co1Rag
a job II that the old
he drained - Croro ocoIuc yutricJS SrCu
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pressed with polo conditions in Cali
foruia, aud an effort is being made 10
have him use his influence 10 send over
a polo team from Spain next winter for
the California polo season