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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-15
FRANK TRREli WINS CUP
IN KANSAS CITY EVENT
KANsAs go. reh. 15.-lA. Pl

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 15.-tA. P.)
The interstate l00-target cup race,
initial event Of the 18th anndal inter
state trapshootiRg tournament which
opened here Monday, was wen by
Frank Troeh of Vancouver Wash,
members Of the American team in the
olympic games. when he defeated II.
Dixon Of Qronogo, Mo, 80 to ~. Rix-
on was holder of the cup.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-15
CHARLESDOCKENDOPF IS
District TRAP MANAGER

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-(A. P.)--
The Pacific coast district trapshootinE
association has been divided into tw'
parts, northern and southern. with q
regional secretary manager in each
association, it was announced here
yesterday. Charles Docbendorf %
Stanwood, Wash. will be in charge Of
the northern section. and c. A. Haisht
OF San Refael, Cal. the southern sec
lion.
Manager Of the Prairie zone will be
lack Smith, Hastings, Neb.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-15
MID-WINTER TENNIS PLAY
WILL TAKE PLACE E'EB. 1872.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Feb. l5>--tA
.Pl--Announcement was made recent
ly that the annual midwinter tourna-
ment Of the Southern California Ten
MS Association will be held February
10, 20 and -
The events of the tourney will be
womcn's and mems singles, mixed dou
bios and mems doubles
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-15
TITLEHOLDER IS BEATEN
IN I8.2 BILLIARD PLAY

CLEVELAND o.. Feb 15.--(A. P.J
Edgar T. Apple5y Of New York. in
the semi-final contest Of the national
amateur 1872 taik line billiard cham
pionsh.p tournament, last night de-
ieated Percy Collins Of Chicago. the
titeholder, 800 to POS, the champions
FIRST loss IN championship play since
1919. The defeat throws Collins into
tie with Charles Heddon Ct Dowagiac,
Mich. for first place.
Ecddon ana Collins will play off the
tie tonight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-15
TOLEDO CITY MANAGER TO
ISSUE NO DONING pErvuI,rs

DAYTON, Ohio, Feb. I5.--(A. P. -
BoNing was given death blow here
Yesterday when city Manager w. G.
barber said he would issue no more
permits for matches TO be staged with
In the city limits.
he based his refusal on the ground
that boxing Is arainsi a state law.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-15
EARL CADD0CK DEFEATS
JIM L0ND0S IN 2 HOURS

NEW YORK, Feb 15.-(A. P.l-
Earl Caddock Of Anita, Ia, former
heavyweight wrestling champion, de-
teated Jim Londos, Greek champion
III a catch as catch can contest last
night in hours, minutes and 8 sec.
ondss with head scissors and wrist.
l1Ch
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-15
LUDY LANCER SETS TWO
WORLDS SWIM RECORDS

TASMANIA. Feb. 15.-(A. P)-
tudy Lanser, California swimmer
yesterday lowered the worlds records
in the 30O-yard and the 3O0-meter
swims. In the first event he clipped
2 Is seconds off the old record and in
the latter event Is seconds.
The record for the 300-yard swim IL
tank was GIG S-5 1t was held by
Norman Ross. The So0-meter swim.
also make in a tank. was held by F. F.
Beaurepaire Of Australia. The time
was 3 SO Is.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-15
Wife TAKES
HUSBANDSADVICE
And Is Made Wen Again
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Springfield, Mass. THE doctor told
my husband that had to have an oper-

alton, otherwise |
would be a sickly
woman and could not
have any more chill
'dren on account of
my weakened CON
dition. | refused to
have the operation.
My husband asked
me to try Lydia Z.
Pink hams Vegeta-
bic Compound to see
if it would not help
me. For the first
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-15
SCENE or FRISCO FIGHTS
TO BE MADE INTO MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15.--(A P.p
Dreamland Rink, for some time the
scene Of most of san Francisco's -four
round fights, is to be converted into a
market, it was announced recently
The rink has been dark since boxing
was stopped here some. time ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-15
JOE WEI LING WILL TRAIN
FOR BOUT WITH IEONApu

CHICAGO, Feb. l5.-tA. P.)--Joo
Welling the Chicago lightweight, ac-
eompanied by Eddie Mahoney. a Paci-
fic Coast lightweight. lef, here last
night for Hot Springs. Ark. 10 train a
week in preparation for his eight round
championship contest with Benny
leonard in st. Louis, February %.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-15
JAKE DAIBERT RETJRNS .--a...
HIS CONTRACT UNSIGNED

POTTSVILLE, Pa, Feb. l5.-(A.
R.l-JaSe Daubert. first baseman of
the Cincinnati Reds, has returned un-
signed his contract calling for the
same money he received last season,
He asks an increase.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-15
ZBYS1l<O THROWS T'REBERG
NTH TOE HOLD IN g0:t2

NEW YORK, Feb. l5,--(A.@ PD-
iStsnislans Zhyszok Polish HEAVYWEIGHT
wrestler defeated john Freberg Of
Chicago, in % minutes and ls sec
Londs last night with toe hold.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-20

COST OF dutO1nOtlVe udnSpOlldClOnn has
nine months. The following is an
arlington, president of the Washing
But this does not tell the whole story for three Dis
reasons:
The automobile was MT increased m price a, were
other commodities. If commodity had been
increased 1907 over prewar prices. Il would be
necessary to make reduction Of 507s to bring
it back. If it increased only 50F over prewar
prices. it would return to normal by decline of
80 1875.
Automobiles better today than they ever were.
1t is unfair to compare the same identical make
and model with that of any former year merely
on basis of price. A pound Of sugar or sack
of flour are of practically constant qualities, but
automobile values increase each season by rea,o.
OF better design. material and assembly
Automobile values are being increased BY giving
better equipment and more-cord tires instead Of
fabric, bumpers, spotlishts, etc
lf particular interest at this season is the fact that
the cost of winter enclosures has h~rn r.Ir.I
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-20

IO70 10 snCc ycdr, WHICH also The OF
reductions on closed cars
There time when the declining cost of auto
mobile transportation would have been of importance onv
summer but with the extension of improved hi.y,v,
and boulevards the greater majority of automobile, ar.
now kept in service II months of the year. The trend
particularly Washington, toward closed cars which
enables the owner to his machine with maximum COM
fort In every kind of weather. every day of the year.
A this point desire to emphasize one fact Increased
buying of automobiles will tend to maintain low
prices due to the economy incident to volume production
Restricted buying. the contrary will compel the manu-
facturers to increase prices
Prices ARE down.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-09
PAULSBORO TEAM
WINS MANY GAMES
Champions of Gloucester
County League Are One Game
Behind First Place
"JING" JOHNSON IS SIGNED

PaulS1oro. champions Of the Glou-
cester County Baseball League. is en-
j"ying successful season and while the
club is in second place there is not a
resident Of the town not willing to
wager that Manager Johnny Fitzgerald
will not produce another pennant win
ner.
One of the reasons advanced for being
enc game in the rear of Woodbury. is
the fact that Paulsboro has used its best
pitchers in games with outside teams
Paulsboro has beaten Fleisher Yarn,
So. in thirteen innings; Lit Brothers,
N.5: New York Ship. 5-3 Washington
Braves. 60. and Vineland. 4.3.
Manager Fitzgerald announces that
several new players will be added to th"
club. These will include "Jing' John-
son. the former As hnrlcr: Ghg". "t
Yale. aud an outticldcr. With 'hrS"
newcomers in the lineup. the team Is
expected TO step ont in front ana re-
main there. paulsboro IS noted as on"
OF the best baseball towns in New J"r'
sPy.
In Bonsack. the team has pitcher
who il sure destined to advance into
faster company He is six feet tall
built like Il giant. and has lost hut two
games oil season, and in those contests
paulsboro outhit its opponents.
The Gloucester County League IS one
of the best in this locality. GibbstoWn
has w. REYNOLDS. who was with the
Detroit Tigers. and Ham Reynolds. of
the Yankees, while Vernon T0uchspnc
is with Woodbury.. The addition OF
''Jing" Johnson should result IN som"
hard fought games between inuiSo'ro
and It's OppOnCntS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-09

The south Philadelphia Ball Club. a hrst-
clayG travelling nine. has open dates for
clubs Offering reasonable inducements MI
CtaVton Aldrich 7Oll PaschalI avenue
The Chestnut nm club: or the Montgom-
erv Gour'y League. would Ike to book tNi-
Ea, and s%day hsWss Msr,%D WI'n s,TssT n9m' n'"s"
The stenton Professionals has open dates
for home clubs Offering suitable inducements.
Frank Schurr ii+O North Greene street.
The Blue Ridge All Star Club would IKE
70 rear from a hrst-clays home club around
Howard E5 I stephenson, 81 West Main street,
rhs f'fSt%i Happy follow Club. fou!teen.sir
nom .r away r Unifei, ISb West Wyom-
Ing avenue. Germantown
VERMONT A. &. wants Eameb Win fourteen
sixteen-year-old mines. Thomas Ma'ta,
4 first basrman and pitcher would like 20
connect With nrtsen'sev"iteeh y"%i r-o''
4 GftIen seventeen year old baltery would
Mo - Cnnect with team O' the same
REe H3I rrpe street
The Penn stat" PrOfs. would Ike to boob
gaine, ly,ir the best teams IN III Guy. In
''@inR Shsnahan, s. r. u. A Stotson
IaJoq in Auels' and Sep'emprr M shift
MAJ. 'Gl0 y N Hur.r| street
several open dates for twilight game
j 3 McEntce Gl27 West Huntington street.
A pitcher would ike 70 Join a sseond-class
tenn. in or out OF Philadeinhia, onsrins rea-
8 sensble guarantees. John Wuru. 1871 North
Sssestsr a. a. would like % hear from a
nra sss. short gardener. Manager Burton
oh{0r oirsss..os. p. @. would lis. to hear
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-09
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

from fourteen sixteen -vesr-old home mines.
Joseph MCNiCholl. 1874 Gladstone street
Camp -, T.. u. =. Of A. desires 10 hear
from travelling mines. playing f,r sDort or
a smal! guarantee, Bagey. % East Nav.
fed street
doe Jackson =. {. hos open date. for
Saturday. SUNDAY and I}vll ght Eames ioa
Jackson, 1900 South Nin'h street
Belvidere II. &. has open dates for eighteen.
year-old home teams. Oregon Sl3l
The J. B. Sheehan Il. E. has open datss
Joe Blob AIS BIttonwood street
Kershaw. Club has August l8 and IA op.n
for hrstcelass home teams. Thos. r. Hill,
Poplar 32ss J. between and p NJ
Tho Suburban A. A. has open dstes for any
semi-pro home teams. Kensington s05h
after p VI, Mr. Rsngnow
Warwick A. A.. Il frst-ciass travelling
nine has opcn dates IN AUGUST and Septem.
ber, j. 9, McEntee 1927 West Huntingdon
street.
The WerkIey \. A.. frst-olass TRAVELLING
team, has Ou"n dates. Frank Fields 1902
South BancrDft street.
Jn.psr r. G. wuu'd Ike to hear fr9m
hrst-cass home teams. Jas. CLARK 1889
Tohgwco Travellers have open dates in Az,
gust and September for frst-caAs home
clubs pay ny reasonable Inducements. John
sidman. o22 Belgrade street.
,5 Cn,5i'sIe & Club frst,S!ass ,rSvolins ,rs. nims
as Media, Cape May, Wildwood, Meirose.. OF
Ing fair INDUCEMENTS. J. r. Curran. li77
North Fjfy-thiId street.
ptcasr wsq'S v me 9, e ssss s.,
easriag . rss.ons6ls sSsrsntssi VI. 3. u.
27d0 North Lawrence street, -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-09
BIC GOLF TILT TO
Be FOR CHARITY
Special Trains Will Run for
Convenience Of Great Throng
Expected at Paoli Saturday
FATE'S TWIST AT OPEN
BY SANDY McSIBLICK

officials of the Trcdyhrin Country
Club hope for throng Of ten thousand
persons on their golf course at Paoli
this Saturday. That is a crowd Mt
any links. but this time the more the
merrier. state the PaOlians.
When club wants its course
crowded there is something up and this
time it's the exhibition match with jim
Barnes. American champion. and Joe
Kirkwood. Australian. for the afirma-
tive. and Max Marston. Merton
amateur. and Bob Barnett, Tredyffrin
pro, for the rebuttal.
Those in attendance will be tagged
the admission fec being 81. The entire
net proceeds will be turned over to
the Chester County Charities. Great
preparations are being made 10 handle
one of the biggest galleries Of the year.
because of the fame of the invading
golfers.
Special Trains
The Pennsylvania Railroad will run
two special trains to Paoli one leaving
Broad street at Q A. NJ, daylight time,
and the other at | o'clock, daylight
time.
The thirty six hole match will start
at 10 80 A. NJ. , the second round being
started at 2:30 p. NJ. Kirkwood, the
worlds greatest trick shot artist. will
put on his exhibition after both the
morning and afternoon eighteen hole
round.
Everybody will have a chance to see
the shots. therefore, which astounded
President Harding and many thousand
fans down at Washington shortly before
Barnes was presented with the cup
emb!ematic of the national open cham
pionship.
J. f. Cope Morton, international
cricketer and Union League billiard
! champion, is in charge Of the arrange
lnents for the match at PaOli. and
Charles Doelp will referee the match.
Marston and Barnett are expected 10
give Barnes and KirkwoOd great
match. Marston played Duncan and
Mitchell even when they were here, and
Barnett. who holds the professional
record at Tredyffrin, was one of the
two local professionals to qualify for
the professional match play champion
! ship to be played shortly at lnwOod.
Peculiar Results
The Canadian open championship has
!
Of events which has revolved around
the national.
II has already been pointed out how
Willie Ogg won the Shawnee open. Bob
Mcdonald the metropolitan and Willie
McFarlane the Philadelphia open.
though none Of these players even quail
fed for the national.
At least two of these players com
peted in fields virtually as strong as
that at Columbia and beat them all.
Now w, II. Trovenger, Detroit
| player, virtually unknown hereabouts
! has won the Canadian open from a
mighty field.
Perhaps his case is not parallel with
the others, for he was one who did
qualify at Columbia. But when Won
! look up his final standing in the ma
tional you find him away down in about
thirty second place. 1t was only n
sparkling - in the final round that
put him that high.
It's queer game and the man hasn't
appeared yet who was sure winner in
any, representative field, especially in
medal golf. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-09
PENN GRIDDERS To
START SEPTEMBER ;
Fall Training Will Begin With
Two Weeks Practice
at Cape May
AT FRANKLIN FIELD SEPT. 19

The University Of Pennsylvania
football team will begin its fall train :
ing with two weeks practice at Cape
May. \. j.. starting September 8.
Thirty or more veterans will report
TO Coach John W. Hcisman this year.
Only one squad Of veterans and recruits
who have shown more than passing
promise will be taken TO the seashore,
but fifty or more candidates will work
out on Franklin Field about the same
/ time.
! 10th groups will get down to real
, work at the University on September
! ~, Bill Hollenback declared today
! that indications point to "A strong
varsity for Penn this year.
Gougler at Lafayette
Another former University Of Pitts.
hurgh athlete has been engaged to shane
me fortunes of the Lafayette College
Ioo,oaIl eleven. The last two years
lafayette has been brought to the front
through the efforts of DR.. Jock"
Sutherland and Fred C"Pud'D Seidel,
ooth ex-litt gridirOn stars.
Eougler, teammatc of Sutherland
and Seidcl at Pittsburgh back in 1915,
mas been signed TO succeed Sridel as
assistant coach. Gougler played in tho
iltt baCkheld so it Is said that DR..
! sutherland will devote most of his at.
tention 10 the line. while the new as.
sistant will develop the backs.
Navy Eleven Preparing
Arrangements for the appronchinr
football season at the Naval Academy
have been nearly completed, the ou;y
detail lacking being in connection with
the assignment of certain assistant
coaches These ere young officers, for
nler players on the Navy eleven, and 1t
IS not always practicable for the Navy
department TO excuse them from other
nutles In order TO assist with the foot
ball coaching.
kea football practice for the Candi-
oates from the new class will begin on
august 20. The new material has ii.
ready been given thorough culing.
hhd many of those who give promise
nave been working at other branches IF
athlcticS, such as boxing. wrestling and
rowing. This will be excellent prep
aration for football.
me old players. consisting of last
years first squad men who are still
in the academy. and some second string
men OF promise. will assemble in An
napolis about September 10 for the pur-
pose of beginning practice prior to the
opening Of the school year.
Report at Columbia September 13
Thirty eight Columbia football play
ers have been ordered to report to
Coach O'Neill at Camp Vail. Little Sill
yer. y. j., on September l3 for the first
work out of the season.
The equipment Is now being put into
shape and everything will be ready to
receive the football warriors at Camp
Nnil when they report on September l3
For the FIST time since football was
restored in 1915 Columbia will. have Il
gridron camp this ia II, and the avia-
tion field and barracks az Camp Vail
wcr" chosen by the athletic manage
ment
The players were carefully selected
from list of eligible men. Most of the
thirty eight are either veterans or are
men who have been highly recommended
to Coach O'Neill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-09
Poaponement Disappoints Ball Players

NEWS that the big battle has been called off pt damp on the ""nyer
~ There
both Tender Leonard had
poers. friends
a
n
he
a Cleveland
Frush AZ will
believe Johnny wonderful
will fool a Of the wise
when broken time Johnnys
there all miles Cleveland ideal
months working with
looks Nv before
He
he
he mock over.
he hen
the he make
of o
n he out
CLANCY. The him he has
under big the yard. He when he
the September IL Fruh will have bunch of hard luck
TRTS SPEAKER also Kjlbanc
boutl Tnstead he the ands1
a double
header make Oneop TIM
ed0er Companv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-09
Scott Gets First
Fenpay Park Homer

Boston. Aug. 9.-Captain Everett
Scott. of the Red SoX. realized an
ambition of nine years standing
yesterday when he made his first
home run at Fenway Park. AL
though Scott has played regularly
with the team for nine years and in
more than seven hundred and fifty
consecutive games. until yesterday
he had failed to get a circuit drive on
the local grounds. The hit was a
long blow to right center which
rolled between Cobb and Heilman
and bounded against the fence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-09
FRALINGER VS.. 48TH WARD
Downtown Mines Meet Tonight al
25th and Jackson Streets

Forty eighth Ward and Fralingcr,
will stag" real old time grudgo game
this evening at Twenty fifth and Jack.
son streets. II III" rain does not inter-
fere. The teams were scheduled to play
ahout week ago. but old Jupc Plu-
vlus put damper on the proceedings.
Manager Mackin. OF the Fralingers,
will place the strongest possible line up
on the field in order to win this game.
He has secured Know!ton, the former
MaCkmeR hurler, to twirl, while OMal-
ley will handle his shoots. Tom Bracken
will be- seen at his old station, first
base.
Fralingers would like to hear from
all the first class home clubs around
IT,, city. also teams in the Gloucester
County League and BrOoklawn. Teams
Wishing this first class attraction should
write James Mackin. 1l33 Moyam"nSng
avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-09

NCOBB entered the American League
~ In 1905. Speaker in 1908. Yet
both are still up around 400.
out along an ancient track,
Where fate takes It's tickle spin,
Greece and Rome have dritted back
As the Bush has called them in.
So, amid the hit-dnd miss,
We no,o shift the battlccrv
TO the glory that Is Tris,
And the grandeur that 10 TV.
Greece once hit .iSJ.
Rome poied out 1873.
Each one kncto the uinning score
In the mighty jubilee.
Once they knep the buoydnt bliss
Linked unto the Batting Eye;
KneD the glory that is T,Is,
And the grandeur that is Ty.
One and all fade from the frame.
Men aud ndti0ns-thrOugh the fight
Hold their brief span in the game
As they pass into the night.
But before they come to this.
N0D, before their fame must die,
Here's-thc glory that Is Iris,
And the grandeur that is Ty.
The Long Route
THE great go the long route. Pop
L Anson lasted twenty three years,
Cy Young twenty two. Hans Wagner
and Nap Lajoie twenty. Mathewson
ruled for sixteen years, while Walter
johnson Is in the midst Of his fourteenth
season. Cobb and Speaker, considering
all their manifold qualifications, stand
as the two greatest Outtielders OF all
time.
And Cobb is in his seventeenth year
OF major league service, with Speaker
in his fourteenth.
The old game has always known one
or more great veterans between King
Kelly and Ty Cobb
When Cobb and Speaker have closed
out their show where the gray shadows
have gathered between them and the box
scores of the day. what youngsters of
the present crop will take their places as
venerable ruins still worth inspection?
Sislcr, Hornsby, Young, Kelly. Ruth
VIII any of these still be stars ten years
from now?
Speed and Distance
A HIGHLY esteemed contributor, G.
"A V. r., rises to state that we are out
Of focus in suggesting that distance Is q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-09
JOHNNY WILSON WILL
MEET DOWNEY OR CANS
viii Be Seen In Action at BoyIe's
Thirty Acres Labor Day

New York, Aug. 9.-Johnny Wilson,
Boston boxer whose status as middle
weight champion is disputed since his
late bout in Cleveland with Bryan
Downey, will probably be seen In a bout
In the arena on Boyle's Thirty Acres,
Labor Day afternoon.
Wilson's opponent will be either
Downey, the Clevelander who claims the
title, or Panama Joe Cans, the local
colored middleweight. who holds the
Tex Richard belt emblematic Of the
Negro supremacy in the middleweight
ranks.
Promoter Richard is angling for these
matches now. He will close either or
both Of them il suitable arrangements
can be made. Richard Is practically
positive on one point. He is determined
to have Wilson engage in bout under
his supervision on Labor Day. Who the
Boston boxers opponent will be proba
bly, will be determined today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-09
Cortelyou Planned to Protect the Public

would Friday
o
the In o
o
called editors
noona and OF his
bout he said
and Is the biggest boxing held philadelphia cannot do
to a
There have been about being fake and for that reason desire t"
have gentlemen the bout IT, In
tell II
A committee consisting Markay
md
as
to
The
be
a
nstc of six " he
philadelphia followed Mr. tOtelyou
explained. committee will done
THE utU be
carried u che he place
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-09
BANK RIVALS TO CLASH
Cassatt and Drexel Teams Meet
important leaqu. Game

"A crucial baseball game in the Bank. !
ers and Brokers League will be PLAYED
tomorrow afternoon. when Cassatt
Go. meets Drexel & Co. at Cahill FieA.
Twenty ninth and ClcarfcII streets
Should Drexel win they will .clina
tEeir hold on third place. The tnl
teams are fundamentally different, Cs.
satt relying upon heavy hitting, whl.
Drexel plays a tlawless fielding game,
combined with hits at the right mo.
ment.