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Tho single change 81 impc~tsne. In
college football neat fall provides
that after the srovinG OF . safety. the
hall must b~ hroaEht tn the se-ysrd
line. rather than the -o-yarf msrk 80
Toronto has 7eoe registered soccer
players and about the same number OF
junior experts. while IN addition s.oee
schoolsoys are taking up the game.
King George Of England will have sr-
tensiye alterations made to hia yacht
Brittania before the opening 81 the sss-
son. It's old racing rig will also be
restored
Lionel CcoA~hsr. Torento's greatest
ati-arvund athlete. who stands oot -
remarks bie player In lacrosse.
rugby football and Ice hockey. will
take mp soccer football and compete
In the coming summer tournsnrssfs.
The Blsisy rife meeting In England
will take place July to July Il.
San Francisco f-ncsrs are forming an
organization and viii Join the national
body.
Hamilton 1ont) II erecting . hug.
stadium IN which soccer. rugby. base ball
and cricket games will BE- played
University Of oregon wants 20 hold
Pacific coast conference tennis tourney
at Eugene May 20 and 81.
Penn State track team viii inauRurntc
its season against Virginia Poly at
Blackburg. Va. March "a. This track
men viii clash with University of vir-
ginia March 10.
In international soccer matches Eng
land has beaten Scotland ~ times TO
seven for the thistle representatives.
while five games resulted IN tie scores.
Y. NJ. e. A. members IRE engaged in
the annual heEathion competition.
Coach Afouso stage, Of University
teams there for the last 20 YEARS.
while for 20 year~ he has had charge
Of the track teams.
Recent regimcntni games Of tho Bos-
ton high schools drew ,sb3 entries
Oregon AgRiea will introduce spring
football practice April 1.
rhe THIRD Lanark club OF the Scottish
Football league win tour the United
States and Canada this summer. They
will leave May ~ for Canada
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VARSITY
CREWS
co SOUTH
TUESDAY
ny TOM OLSEN

A rouslng send off will be accord.
ed The University Of Washington
fronh and varsity crews when they
leave Tuesday noon for Gan Fran.
cisco. where they viii race the Uni.
voruity Of CALIFORNIA; varsity and
frosh crews on the Oakland estuary,
saturday morning. April 0.
The student body at the university
VIII assemble at the Washington
statue. on the campus, at II a. IN.
Tuesday. where they will hear short
talks by Coach Leader and Capt
i.ogR. The Washington yell staff
viii be active in leading cheers for
the departing athletes.
The crew will leave az noon on the
Admiral sohley. at Pier u. Coach
Leader expects 10 arrive in Gan
Franciaco In time for workouts on
the Saturday preceding the big race.
CREW Ise
LIGHT
Coach leaders crew average iss
pounds when they weighed in after
the turnout Friday night. The last
years varsity averag. iT4 pounds.
CALIFORNIA; varsity crew averages
between 40 and iTs pounds this
year. giving them considerable ad.
vantage over the Purple and Gold
eight as far a. weight IL concerned.
Coach Leader has announced the
definite varsity and frosh iineups for
the big race. NJ follows:
Nagler will COZ the crew, with
Mike Murphy at stroke. Capt.
Charles Log VIII row In seat 7.
with Shaw rowing No. g. Bob In
gram has born named for 0 and
f'rnnoe for g. MhgnuRson. last
years varsity bow. will row In seat
a. with Luft in seat ?. Ncderi@c IN
slated for the bow Job.
Coach Leader could cay nothing
more In regard 10 the outcome OF
the race than that IL would be close.
FROsH
LINEUP
In the frosh crew, star Calvert
has been given the call over Herb
Morcom and Carl Parrish for the
coxswain job. Hendrickson viii
"AN''i i'ifiS NP'st 'tsFn Oh is'o
and Don Abel. famous Washington
athletes. will row No. Z Murphy
wiil row IN Ncat G. with gpuhn In 5.
Red Mason NJ 4. Pete Otis At ). Luft
AZ :. and EiinR~r at bow. will rom.
prise the rest OF the yeariing crew.
Coach Leader says he thinks the
froah race win start a; $40 on the
morning ~ saturday. April .. and
IN. varsity race would start n half.
hour later. leader also saya the
definite course Of the races had not
been decided upon We, by the calIfor.
MIA officials, but he he expects that
l, would be decided upon before the
Washington crews arrive In San
Francisco. Saturday.
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SEVEN PORT HEAyERs

TOLEDO.-Seven southpaw pitch
ers are with the Toledo American
association team In training at
Augusta. Ga Jim Thorpe will be
with the outfit this year an an
outfielder.
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SCHEDULE or II GAMES

AWHILE, Pa.--Seventeen base.
ball games are on Lebanon Valleys
schedule for this season. The fret
clash a with Lehigh on April 0.
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IL Teams NoW
Expected to Enter
Star Junior League

Two more teams have asked
for franchises In Tho Star Junior
league. THIS brings tho total Of
junior baseball teams up TO IL
who want to play hall In the CTR
cult. The entries are stili open,
III your team wants TO play In the
league sec 10 II that your mana.
ger gets In touch with tho sport.
Ing editor OF The star nj once.
and see that your team il repre-.
scented nj the meeting OF the man.
ayers at Tho Star tomorrow night
az s y. m.
Tho following teams are OK.
pcctcd TO enter the circuit:
Mt. Bakrv Park.
Tailored Ready.
Ballard Beavers.
Summit bulldogs.
Lincoln Park Junirs.
Liberty Park Jnniors.
Highland Athletic Club.
standard Oil Co. Juniors.
jefferson Park Juniors.
Rainier Valley Juniors.
South Bc~con Hiii Juniors.
Mercer Piayfic,d Juniors.
Apex Club.
Rainier Athletic Club.
South Park Junicrs.
Queen Ammo A~riais.
Seattle Boys Club.
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Yale will play f6 baseball games.
That's a good starter for major
league schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

Coach Aionso stage, Of University
of Chicago. has instructed football
teams there for the last 20 y~er~.
while for 20 year~ he has had charge
Of the track teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

For n juicy steak. let's so TO
Boidt's.--Advcrtisrm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
ROOKIE
LA NOTE
MAKES HIT
WITH MATS

TAMPA. ria. March .s.--Bab
IaMotte. Washington ipfieldrr,
stands well with Manager George
Mcbride bscauso he ia scientific
younTstcr and a close s,udcn, 81
baseball.
And for tho same reason rr~xy
Clark Griffin IL also sweet on Bob
Look up foxy Crlff's record and
youn find that when he takes
shine 10 a ball player he'll carry him
on tho club until he makes a bio
leagucr out 90 him
ISIS Ills
HEAD
I'm going 10 keep f.aMotte
around" says Grimm. "if he learns
TO WELD big league bat.
Hes n good mechanical player.
plus baseball brains. right now. lie
was with tho Senators for n month
last fail. and he looks better than
ever this spring
faMo;ts Ia a quiet. unAnnuminx.
- year Old SIX footer. lie fita In
either at third or short lilo weighs
Iss.
Ills fsrxs crack NJ professional bali
was with tho Aoultrse. Ca. team Of
the Dixie league in 1917. After two
years in tho army. the. Tampa club
OF tho Florida circuit grabbed him
and he was a member Of the squad
that copied tho pcnnant last sea
son. lilo halted .sss.
IAMotte studies baseball as a rcgu-
far ttta4paam
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GREAT
POSSIBILITIES

"ff a fellow gets next 10 the sys.
TENS Of major league stars he ought
10 &c, some place" says he.
Griffith and Mcbride win give tho
younrs;er a chance 10 make good
this seaaon--not because he IL a biz
Lacquer now but because they sec
Erca, possibilities In him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

Recent resimontai games Of tho Bos-
ton high schools drew i,ss3 entries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

rhe THIRD Tanark club OF the Scottish
Football league win tour the United
States and Canada this summer. They
will leave May ~ for Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

Daddy. bring home some OF Boldt's
French pastry Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

Oregon AgRiea will introduce spring
football practice April 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

Y. NJ. e. A. members nre engaged in
the annual heEathion competition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

The single change 81 irpc~tsne. In
college football n-st fall provides
that after the sewing Of . safety. the
hall must b~ broaEht Tn the se-ysrd
line. rather than the -o-yard msrk ss
heretofore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

In International soccer matches Eng
land has beaten Scotland ~ times TO
seven for the thistle Representatives.
while five games resulted IN tie scores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

Penn State track team viii inauRurn,s
It's season against Virginia Poly at
Bisckburg. Va. March "a. This track
men viii clash with University of vir-
ginia March 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

University Of oregon wants 20 hold q
Pacific coast conference tennis tourney
at Eugene May 20 and 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

King George Of England will have sr-
tenstye alterations made 20 his yacht
Brittania before the opening 81 the sea
restored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

Toronto has 7.eoe registered soccer
players and about the same number OF
junior experts. while IN addition s.oee
sc hoolboyA are taking UP the game.
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NEWPORT BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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MRS. A. {. DACCETT
DIES IN NEWPORT
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lpR HAIRY HAMILTON
DENTAL SURGERY

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
coldeo--evrne WEDDING

very pretty wedding took place on
Saturday. when Miss Mary Rose Byrne,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f.
Byrne. became the bride of Mr.. william
A. Golden, Of New York, at St AIMS
Memorial Church, Phoenixville, Pa. Tho
nuptiaI mass was celebrated by the
Rev. William J. Lallou. The bride. who
was given In marriage by her father,
wore n gown OF white net embroidered
In seed pearls and crystal beads ano
trimmed with rose point lace. Her lace
veil, which fell over the court tram on
satin, was held In place with orange
blossoms, and she carried a bouquet OF
orchids and lilies Of the valley. Thc
matron Of honor was Mrs. Joseph 7
o'Neill, sister OF the bride, and the
Miss Catharine Clark, of this city, ,sn ana
Miss May Corvan, OF New York. Mrs,
O'Neilfs gown was of hydransea pIue
chiffon embroidered in gray beads ano sns
wore a gray tulle hat with gray os,Ticn
and carried spring flowers. The PRICES
maids were gowned alike In Bray cn' 'oH
with hydrangea blue tulbe sasnes =.
wore gray hats with gray ostrich anu
carried pink roses.
Mr.. Francis Hoffmann. of New YORK
ushers we're Mr.. Thomas Blake. M
Walter Atkinson, Mr.. Edward Pemner
aast, Mr.. Frank Byrne and Mr: WiiiaI,,
Byrne, all OF New York. BreakiaSt 10,
lowed for the families ana inuins.' ~ ..'
friends. on their return Mr. ana ~. 81
Golden will live at 7SS Riverside urNe
New York.
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GERMANTOWN

Miss Laura Walsh, OF 6641 Limekilr
pike, will leave during the week for New
York, where she will spend a fortnight
She will then go to Atlantic City until
after the Easter holidays
Mrs Howard Yaw. Of l53 West Dur
ham street, entertained at cards at hsi
home OH Saturday afternoon. The
guests included Mrs. Craig Johnston
Mrs. John d. Jenkins, Mrs. Edith Fretz
Mrs. II. Rosenhem. Mrs. Albra Wood
cock. Miss Nellie Golden and Miss Janf
McGlave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers G. Johnson
$500 Germantown avenue. will entertain
at cards at their home on Wednesday
evening. The guests will include Mr.
and Mrs. ]. II Marvin. Mr.. and Mrs
Ellwood G. Walls, Mr.. and Mrs. Alan +
Richards and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew c. Borzner, a
l63 West Durham street, have as theii
guest Mrs. Borzner's grandmother Mrs
Lima Bird. OF Haddon Heights, N. j.
Mrs C. Harry Fehling, who has beer
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. o. f: Iurn
of Atlantic City. for some time. has re
turned to her home at S17 West Apsles
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse C. Kester. OF 715t
Bryan street, passed the weekend n
Ocean Grove.
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they belong at their home in Media on
Friday evening.
Mrs, J, Howard Reber entertained at
q luncheon and theatre party ON FRIDAY
afternoon for the Actors Fund benet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reber entertained at
dinner on saturday evening In honor OF
Mrs. Joseph Peabody, OF Boston.
The musical history class Of the
Philadelphia Music Club will meet on
when the program will be in charge. OF
Mrs. William A. Capon. In the after
noon the regular meeting OF The club
will bo held In the Glover Room OF the
Bellevue. Stratford. with Mrs. Phillips
Jenkins In charge, who will present q
scenic and costume concert with
chorusos and operate excerpts.
Mrs. Jacob Bates Abbott, who has
been for a fortnight the guest OF her
parents. Mr., and Mrs. Newton r. JACK. k,
home In Boston this week.
Mrs. David S. Klauder, of Oak Lane
will entertain the literature section Of
the Review Club at her home on Friday
afternon, February IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman II. Hubbard
Of 721 Graisbury avenue. AUDUBON
N. j., are being congratulated on tn
birth OF daughter, Jane Hubbard, OF
January 81.
A meeting of the League Of Womer
Voters was held in Media on Thursday
evening and was addressed by DR.. Il
Marshall Harvey, whose subject wa'
''The Treatment OF the Insane m pela
| Is the leader of the league. Tomorrow
| afternoon the Delaware county ieagu
| will be the guests Of the Woman's Clu'
| Of Media at an all.dny session.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The guests who will attend the dinner
10 be given by Miss Cora Shields, daugh.
yer Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shields. OF
lS5 South Seventeenth street. at the
Ritz-Carltou tomorrow night before the
Bal Masque. will include Mr. and Mrs
Carroll Robertson, Miss Helen Bennett,
OF Boston Miss Fay Banter. Miss Cath
crime Porter. of New York: Mr.. and
Mrs John Barley. OF New York Mr..
George y. Fowle. Mr. Harry Holt, OF
New York; Lieutenant Scott Baker. L,
3 n. and Lieutenant Tucker Gibbs, u,
Mrs. James Large. of 2SI South
Fourth street. will entertain at a thea
ne party followed by supper at the
tEeleyue-Stratford tonight In honor OF
ner niece, Miss Mary Cox Page, daugh-
yer OF Mr., and Mrs. Howard Wurts
page. The guests will include Miss
anna Lewis, Miss Jane B. Yeatman,
Mss Mary Gladys Muller, Miss Viola
{H,olner, Miss Rosamond Stewardson, Mr.
nMorace James, Mr., William Morris, Mr.
Mehtworlh Johnson. Mr. S. Davis Page,
H. Mr. Bentley, Mr.. Bowman and MIR.
M, and Mrs. Henry Miller Watts,
Issued invitations for a dance on fri
gay evening, April /, in honor Of their
daughter. Miss Marian Watts. to be
Ran harna at the home of Mr.. Charles D.
OgOnt1 ''''b "'o"ue'
Mr., Thomas b. Smith. of 2O2s Pine
Sanoo' mas issued invitations for n
G'e Ga,, al the Merton Golf Club on Fri
1"F evening April s, in honor OF his