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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
EIGHT MILLIONS
IN TURF STAKES
Spring Racing Opens at Bowie
Saturday, With $1,000 as
Minimum Purse
TRIPTER DERBY FAvORITE

Turf distributions for 1921 will
amount to $500, 900, of which about
81 800. 900 will go to winter racing.
In the twelve days racing at Bowie,
which begins next Saturday, 500. 900
in prizes will be- offered with daily
average of $500 There will be no
purses less than $1,000. and condition
races and handicaIs 5000 and $1,000.
The Bowie meeting will be followed in
Maryland by spring meetings at iiavrc
de Grace and Pimlico. Autumn meetings
will be held at Laurel, Havre de Grace,
Pimico and Bowie. Bowie will close
the season on November &c.
There will be spring, summer and
autumn meetings Mt the various tracks
In New York. There will be a total OF
151 days of racing there.
beginning April 23 at Lexington
there will be sixty one days of racing at
Lexington. Louisville and Latonia.
There also will be forty odd days of
autumn racing in Kentucky.
The large Canadian tracks will race
from the latter part Of May until DC
tobcr 10.
The premier race Of the year will be.
OF course. the Kentucky Derby to BE-
decided at Louisville on May I. With
tn, fees and $50. 100 added. the race
will be worth around $50, 900. 1t will
eAr,rd in value any race of the year
in England. France or Australia. The
roxt race in importance will be the
PrcaknCsS. to be decided at Pimlico,
10 which $40. 900 has been added. The
best three year olds in the country
huvc been entered in those races. Geld
lngs are excluded from the Preakness,
bur not from the Derby.
The lntcst ratings on the Kentucky
qprby entrants in the western winter"
books. lust announced. are:
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MACK JUNIORS BLANKED
indianapolis Furnishes Comics
YearIlnos with 40 Defeat

Special Dispatch 10 Evcntr0 Public Ledger
Crowley, La. March 2s.-The juniors
Of the Philadelphia Athletics met Jack
Hendricks indianapolis American AS
sociation club here again yesterday aft
ernoon and were handed coat of 1 to
o calciminc. Saturday the same two
clubs bnttlcd to | to I thirteen in =
ming draw.
Sterling Stryker, on the hill for the
Hoosiers, had the little Elephants
baffled with the quick breathing knuckle
ball which he sizzled over the pan with
excellent control. Incidentally, "Stryk"
is the first slabman who has attempted
to 20 the full nine stanzas in the eleven
exhibition games played thus far by
the Hendricksmen. and he did not al
low a single free ticket.
The Athletics went blinking along for
the first seven innings. In which they
gathered but two lone singles, and their
other three hits were punched in the
eighth frame when they did no good.
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H. \. FRAZEE AFTER
STUFFY M|NN|S
Boston Red Sox Owner Files
Suit Against Player as
HoIdout
NOT CONCERNED, SAYS STAR

Boston, March - Baseball IS to
have it's inning IN court here. 'StufE
McInn,s. fret hascmnu "f the Red SoN,
said yesterday he had been served with
a notice Of a sui' by President II. II.
Frszee Of the local American League
club, in the form of action in contract
70 show why MCInnls should not report
for play with the SoX. who are now on
southern training trio The action
is returnable May in the Suffolk
county Superior Court.
McInnis. who has beru =. his HON"
in Manchester while his teammates wer"
in training al Hot Springs, Ark, be
cause salary and bonus allowances hal
not been adjusted, said he was not con
Cerned over the action.
~ signed II contract in 1918 as did
Scott and Srhang, for three years,
the first haseman said NY salary -
5000 The other two players have
received considerations aside from those
called for by their contracts, and |
begrudgCi them nothing FraZee paid
me bonus last November after he
had allowed his promise to do so TO
drag along without fulfllmrnt for sew.
eral months As things stand now, he
has made me no offer or proposal Of 4
similar nature this wear, although press
dispatches quote him az saying he has
offered very liberal terms.
McInnis said he was not holdout
in the ordinary sense because he felt
he was entitled to consideration beyond
the terms of his written agreement, II
fairness{ was shown.
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EVANS WILL PLAY
FOR BRITISH TITLE
W. c. Fownes Says Champion
Golfer Positively Among Amer
leans Going Abroad
0UIMET MAY ALSO CONTEST

New York. March 2s. - Rumors 10
the effect that the American team OF golf
amateurs which is 10 play in the Brit
ish amateur championship at Hoyake,
England, in May, would be without the
services Of the American amateur cham
plon, Ch:ck Evans, appear 10 have been
incorrect.
w. C. Fownes, Jr. to whom has
fallen the task Of rounding up the
American team, states with eoua en-
phasis that Evans will go, and the Oak.
mont player should be in a position 20
know.
Fownes not only states that Eyana
Will positively be a member Of the
team, but he also shed further light
upon the situation with the following
wire:
"Pittsburgh March 81
Evans and Jones positively going
to England. Gardner cannot 20. Oui
met doubtful. Balance Of team not vet
determined.
Nv. G. FOWNES. Jr."
With Evans. Bobby Jones and
Fownes certain to make the journey, the
American team will be no weak one. and
there is no question but what the de-
cision Of the Chicago golfer may have
an influence in the case Of Francis
Ouimct. the Boston star, who was run
ner-up IN the American amateur tour =
namPnt at the Engineers Club last
summer.
There is strong feeling in Boston
that Ouimet will also weaken when the
dine for sailing CONG, and join the
team.
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BOWLING CONGRESS
CONCLUDES THURSDAY
A. 9, c. Tournament at Buffalo 10
Now on Final Lap

Buffalo. y. Y, March 2S.-With only
three more nights Of fve-man team
bowling and four DAYS for doubles and
singles. the American bowling congress
tournament, which has been in progress
here sine" February 2S. is now on the
final lap.
The last five man games will be rolled
Wednesday night, the tournament COM
ing to n close with doubles and singles
Thursday afternoon. BOwlerS from
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio will
compete in the remaining few days.
Consistent rolling by the Lincoln Life
Insurance Co. team, OF Fort Wayne,
Ind. last night gave them q total Of
2936 pins and third place in the FIVE
man event. their score falling twenty
fiv" pins short Of tieing the Fleming
Furniture Co. team. of Cleveland. in
second place
The tournament leaders are: Five.
man, A. H. Arnold & Bro, Chicago +;
two.man, Kallusch and Schieman,
Rochester; individual. Fred Smith, De-
troit
All events. A Schicman, Rochester.
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PENN NINE LEAVES
ON SOUTHERN TRIP
Meets Georgetown This After
neon in First Of Four Games
Around Capital
HARVEY CAPTAIN PRO TEN

Eighteen strong, the University Of
Pennsylvania baseball squad left West
Philadelphia station this morning for
Washington, where they play George
town University this afternoon.
Herman Harvey, Of Minersville, Pa,
absence Of Joe Strauss. who is ineligi-
bic because of scholastic difficulties.
Harvey Is an outfielder.
The game today Is the first Of four to
be played in and around the capital on
successive days Tomorrow the team
plays Catholic University in Washing
ton. on Wednesday. the Middics. In An
napolls. and on Thursday, Johns Hop.
kins, in Baltimore. The quartet of
games was listed mainly to get tho Red
and Blue into shape for one Of the
longest schedules in baseball history at
the West Philadelphia institution.
Thirty-onc games in all are to be
PLAYED this season.
The home season will be inaugurated
Saturday on Franklin Field with Bow
doin as the attraction.
Previous to leaving this morning
Coach Cariss stated that he looked for
wonderful season il the pitchers come
through as ne expects.
THE team looks great but I do not
want to be too enthusiastic for the
season starts only this afternoon. How
ever. IL my pitchers come through I
feel safe in saying that we should have
better year than last when we won
ten and lost the same number.
''This afternoon l expect to start
Mike Whitehill on first, Danny Me-
Nichol on second, Mel Shriver at short
stop and Hinckle at third. That will
probably be my inield for the trip.
IIinckle was suffering from bad case
Of boils last week and had intended
leaving him at home. Mike Dee tells
me that he has recovered sufficiently to
take his place at the hot corner. He
played brilliant game Saturday after
noon against the professionals, his
fielding being particularly good. This
quartet is one Of the best Penn has had
in years. Third base was our weakest
sector last year, but this year with
Hinckle at that post we have n well
rounded infeld.
"In the outfeld shall probably start
Al Mouradian in left, Herman Harvey
in center, and Bud Myers in right. An
three are capable of covering acres OF
ground and can hit with the best in the
college game. Mahaffey and McMullen
are two capable substitutes ready to
jump into the breach at a moment y
notice and play the same sort of game
as the regulars.
"Maher, the freshman catcher OF
last year, will do the receiving. He is
brainy, can throw to second with the
speed of n machine gunner's bullet and
hit with the best Of them. Pinney will
do the relief work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
Y. M. H. A. TO OPEN POOL
interesting Program Arranged for
OPENING Exercises This EvenIna

The Young Mems Hebrew Association
will formally open their new natatorium
at the northwest corner Of Broad and
Oxford streets this evening.
Walter MarinG, formerly of New
York city, as instructor and life saver,
will have charge of the opening exer-
cises, assisted by Mrs. Clara Robertson.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Mrs. Robertson, Of Germantown. and
Miss Miller. of Kensington Y. w. C.
A., in exhibition, together with girls
class.
Mr.. Kcnnie, Of Germantown Y. NJ.
c. A.. live saving exhibition, with
Messrs. Potter and Aldecker.
Double life saving exhibition, Mr..
Maring, victim.
Special exhibition, Walter Maring.
Mcssrs. Kennie and Maring in dou .
blcoar swimming exhibition.
Special stroke and diving exhibition.
Walter Maring.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
Wild Bill Donovan Promises Show Philadelphia Talent
Report australasia Out
OF Davis Cup Secuted

London newspapers of recent date
which have just been received here
contain dispatches from Australia to
the effect that, in an interview in
Adelaide, Gerald L. Patterson, mem
Der Of the Australasian lawn tennis
team of 1920, stated that he was
afraid he would not be able to take
part In the next contests for the
Davis Cup"
1t was possible, the dispatch con-
tinued, that Australia would not
compete, as IL was also doubtful
whether Norman Brookes would be
available.
Local followers Of tennis, when
his report was brought to their at
tention, were inclined to ridicule the
possibility Of an Australnsian with
drawal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
HARVARD STARTS FOOTBALL
FIFTY Candidates Report TO Coach
for Spring Practice

Cambridge, MASS, March 2s.-lioad
Coach Robert Fisher surveyed the
prospects for the Harvard football
eleven OF next fall when spring prac-
tIce for the gridiron squad began here
today. He found likely backfeld in
the making. but line full Of holes. OF
the fifty men who reported for the three
weeks drill most were candidates for
line positions and Fisher said he would
devote much of his time TO them.
The Crimson spring season this year
Is starting later and will be shorter
than in recent years, making il possible
for Captain Keith Kane, of the eleven
to report for the varsity crew, where he
rowed last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
WILD BILLS PILLS
GIVE NO INDICATION
OF QUITTING SUBWAY
With Pauene Barred, Art Fletcher Is Only Dependable
Infeldcr Donoudns Staf-Ne,c Manager Must
Reconstruct Tean,-Not Hard to Get Players
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL.
SPORTS Editor Evening Public Iedsor


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hence softp pedal opening chorus
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he madcso big u a couldn't help It.
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all ability aud Baker Pat
Therefore. the scouting
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handlcap Billiard Match

new lew ,@oat: @ MhhtGh ,h IN. no nrst handicap
York In years that will begin at tho Strand
Academy this afternoon. when Edoua rd
UOremans and Albert Cutler engage in the
nrst block OF their 1872 baltline contest
Horemans Will attempt to play 24O0 points
at this style while Cutler Will play for 500
They will play today. tomorrow and Wed.
nesday in afternoon and evening sessions
Each Of Horemans SIX blocks vii be for
400 points. Cutler will play for 800
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28

Aiken. Brother Bach. Baby Grand
and a number Of others are quoted at
100 to |. while All Right Sir. Brown
Check and host Of others are 200 to |.
bennington, Trust Official and others
are 800 to |, These prices give the best
insight into the opinions held as to their
relative merits by those who regard the
race from financial standpoint. There
is hardly horse mentioned above. how
ever, whose chances are not considered
Rs good as were Sir Barton's month
before he won the Derby of 1919.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
Robins in National Cup Final

Harrison, y, j.. March rs. --Smot herring
their rivals In The last hftcpn minutes OF
play after ths latter had put up a gallant
fight throughout the entirc period and the
better DSrt Ot the second without being
scored on the soccer team representing tho
Roh'ns DrydoCk. Of BrUoklyn, defeated the
TebO Yacht Basin eleven. also ~ Brooklyn,
noEt"rua' hy 3 Roals 10 o in tho scInlfnals
FOR tho Natipnsl Challenge Cup. m" Robins
earned the right to meet the Sculun Steel
hRai This game will be played In tho Fast
within thrru weeks and possibly IN HaT-
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Postpone Squash Match

Now York. March 2s,--The squash tennis
match 6et%ssn william r, Ganley, profes'
which was TO have determined a challenge
for tho professional title now held by Wal.
ter A, KnbellR, was Cancelled yesterday
afternoon after II he'd been announced
that an injury would prevent Klnseiia from
accepting a challenge until next season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
THREE-CUSHlON BILLIARDS
TitIeholder Missing as Amateur
Championship Opens in Detroit

Detroit. Mich, March 2S.-The ma
tional amateur three cushion billiard
championship tournament opened here
today with eight cue experts competing
William IIuey, ~ Chicago, present
utloholdcr, was missing, however, owing
to pressure Of business affairs. The
competition Is to continue through the
week with five matches each day leading
to the finals Saturday night.
In the first game \. II. Hahn was
pitted against Walter l.. Brewer, and
II. B. Kuhn opposed DR.. II. W. Sut-
Cliffo These four ara Chicagoans.
Other matches were; George H. Lau
bach. New York, w. Earl W. L0oka E
haugh. linwood, III. l.. A. Servatius,
New York. vs.. Walker Calderwood, De .
trOir. Winner Of first game VS.. loser
of second game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
SiS-Day Grind In parls

Paris. March os.-rhe slx-day bcycl.
race here will begin Ut O'Clock tonight
with virtually all the prominent European
lons-dtstance riders most OF whom have
been seen many times In Madison Squar,
Garden, as entrants. Tho list includes
Spears. Brocco, Egg, Berthet Aerts
Spiesens. Derfutsr and Van Kampen. There
are no American teams entered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
ANOTHER OFFER FROM
ENGLAND FOR BIG BOUT
SoIIy Joel Heads Group Who Bid
S5oO,ooo for Dempsey Match

Now York, March 2s.-An eleventh
hour offer OF a $500, 900 purse by u
group of English sportsmen for the
Dempsey Carpenter worlds champion
ship contest was announced here by
Walter G. Percival, American repre-
sentative.
The group headed by Solly Joel,
British financier and sportsman, It was
Olympia Club, London. the last week
OF June, or at the Epson Downs race
track the day after the English Derby,
when thousands Of Europeans will be
in London.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
eouthler to Coach Wesleyan

Delaware, o.. March 2s.--Cieorge Gouthier
assistant football coach OF Michigan Agri.
cultural College for the last six years and
head coach during tho war period has beer
chosen to DO coach for Ohio Wesleyan next
season. Gouthier was selected from thirty
two applicants
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
Billy Barton Wins Cuban Derby

Havana, March 2s.-The Cuban derby the
racing classic In thiz republic. was won BY
Charles A. Stoneham's Billy Barton. carr
ing 1l0 pounds and sdden by Jockey B,
Kennedy. The time was :07 over SLOW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
Bill Has TO Build

Phls this Bill Don
van the m ] n ia, " ; 'S" Sn & 1 wSn m his ] G pd abd E
90 y I ' m % % % % % job AZ" as HI "nG @ o everything
build AND hrS when T "G % BAKER n he backs
limit will not be long before lot Of faces will in the lineup for WI"
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luck ats and .ls.,, lett
around the big training will many & players who were
cured This talk not being able good
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big n% % NV wam rS % Sa @ s" sns and looks
The oTr weak I PDSst @ has been nd canned ] by Judge
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lie athlete being big lie
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TIE yoosc scz. Bob oos, Ho.o," cyo"s.n ro'ns,
scre o~ hero look, small for the Big SET
Hoidouts Handicap
John Peters of Birmingham and Frank Buggy Buffalo
probably will
Withrow improving and Wheat about III" as last
a y
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could Three Lakes Wis
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and impossible bY correspondence.
Therefore,
field.
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AhlehCS ntR then WiHyum refuses TO do predicting.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
Red so. Depart From Hot Springs

Roston March 2s.--The Boston Americans
left their spring training grounds at Hot
through the eastern central states. during
which they VII NEE. various minor league
teams In exhibition games. The FIRST stop
will be Memphis, Tenn, where they play to-
morrow and Wednesday. .ae1U
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
CENTRAL EXPECTS
CRACK BALL TEAM
Mirrors Nine Looms Like Win
ming Combination for
This Season
DICK WELLS IS CAPTAIN

Prospects for Central High having q
winning baseball team this year are
bright. There are a number Of good
ball tosscrs trying to land positions on
tn" Crimson and Gold nine. and Doc
O'Brien is likely to find himself con-
frontcd with a hard task when it comes
time to cut the squad.
Last year the Mirrors did not make
very impressive record. but this sea
son, by the looks OF things, it should
bc different. The Broad and Green
athletes wound up their league season
in 1920 around the middle of the lad
der This year, however, it looks like
a championship for Central, but you
never can tell.
Several OF last years performers are
in line, and a snappy aggregation is
being predicted for the school this
summer. Among the veterans who will
again appear in Central uniform is
Dick Wells, captain Of the nine. and
football star.
The Out6eld
Dick Is clever Outhelder and will
probably be placed in center with
Fisher, the fifteen year old flash, in
left. and Stark in right. Other good
onth"ldcrs are Alloway, Pomeranta and
Bonsall.
The ntiCd will include three vets.
Tull leads this departm of the team
at first base where he is rated as ono Of
the best initial sackers in the league.
Rayitch at short comes ncxt in i'm
Porthn'e' 'ollo"ed bE Surihah' propaoe
guardian of the hot corner.
Vo,.tri ~. -; '''aa ~ IL IL
he.e.pht Dug, out Tllhn seems 10 pe inc
best OF the lot. lie probably will get
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
Tremsins and White Clash ron,ah.

Detroit Mich, March 2s Carl Tremaine.
OF Cleveland, and JAbez White OF Albany.
fere tonight Both are In good condition
and confident Of victory.
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MussO Is Hurler
Report chaney.kIIbsne mateb.d

Now York. March 2s.-It was reported TO.
day that Andy Chsney and Johnny Kilba no.
matched for a bout TO he held some time
ys'. dSriaE ID sse GUNNER at s,hppen'sir arena in
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