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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
GERMANTOWN ACADEMY
FIVE A SPEEDY TEAM
oinsmore, ArteIt and Conley star
ring for Suburban Quintet

The Germantown Academy basket
ball team spite in Of II few setbacks
received at the start Of the season has
won most Of its recent games and now
looks like n championship five in action
instead of tailendcr.
Among recent victims Of German
town were Lawrcncevilln. Swarthmorc
Prep and IIavorfOrd Prep
The shining lights of tho team have
been Captain Dinsmorc, Ted Artclt and
and Ed COnley. all of whom played on
the gridirOn team. Dinsmorc Is ont
Of the best Schoolboy athletes in the
East and has a mean eye for the basket.
Last year "Dinni"' played forward
on the five but was shifted to u guard
this season because the quintet was in
bad way for backficld men. Artplt. the
running mate of DinSmOro. Is also q
capable guard. Artclt used to perform
in an athletic way for tho Bordentown
Military Institute and always made
good.
The Germantown forwards are Bates
and Beard and although tho cage game
/ is now to them they have been playing
a fine game.
+ The team has n number Of capable
/ substitutes including Bolr and Deacon,
forwards. and Martin and Acker,
guards.
/ The remainder of the acadcmy's games
ar" scheduled To ho played away with
one or two exceptions. 4 hard list of
! opponents still remain in the path OF
! Germantown. but if the combination
| keeps UP the pace at which they have
| been travelling a hard time will be ex-
! pcricncpd by their rivals.
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nhia Cricket Club. Bryn Mawr. Mead
owbrook and Point Judith. Further
more, Mr.. HUM was national court
tennis doubles champion with Jay Gould
for long while. He and Gould cap
tured the worlds title from Covey and
Iyeton.
With this patcrnal record young IIuhn
is certain to stay in the spotlight which
he has already created.
Excitement? No
The remaining matches Of the first
round of the Pennsylvania state squash
racqucts tournament played yesterday
did not amount to anything, so the small
gallery that saw the G.. $. Clark Mitch
ell contest did more talking than wit
Messing.
The main topic of conversation was
Stanley Pearson. 1t appears that all
of the Philadelphia newspapers, with
ono exception tand extreme modeSty
prevents our naming the exception) re
ported that Stanley had been pushed to
tivc-sct match in the opening round
on Monday by W. &. Myers.
From what source this remarkabl"
information was CLEARED cannot be
learned. but the fact remains that 1t
was printed. Even as far AZ Stanley s
place Of business the news spread that
he had been pushed to the limit. "iou
seem to be slippin'." remarked a trusted
employp. Stanley's only comeback was
smile. How can you dispute the
scores printed in five Of Philadelphia =
six great dailies?
The summary
wallace y. johnson. Cynwyd, defeated
r NJ jackson. OYerbrook. by default.
G. y. Remsn. Jr.. Racquet Club. won
from a. Cross, Cynwyd, by default.
s. r. Reeves, Germantown, defeated c. {.
Jones, Merton. 49,. 1914. 16-s
W. T.. Harrity, Overbrook, defeated ;. Is.
Wheeler. Racquet club, 1871, 1871. 1873.
c. <. Clark Germantown. defeated "
r. X. Mitchell. Merton. 0.io. lI-l6, 1O-l"'
1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
PHILA. GOLFERS BEATEN
Opposition Proves Too Strong at
BellaIr Heights, Florida

Bcllair Heights, Fla, Feb. lG.-
Philadelphia golfers had too much op
position yesterday and as a result sew
cral of them are out of the Washington
Birthday tournament. The first round
of match play began with some sur
pris"S. Mondays medal winner, Cort-
and Nancliff, went down nd ont, suf-
fcring II defeat at the hands Of J. II.
Kenyon. of Providence. who did not
play the best of golf in accomplishing
the trick.
The favorite is now Ellsworth Angus
tus, who won the same event last year.
He defeated Wistar Harvey. of Pine
Valley, 3 and |. W. Il. Harper, of
Merton is out. George W. Elkins came
through easily defeating r. II. Jeffery.
of Columbus. by 3 and .. Elkins, who
halls from Huntington Valley. has been
Percy A. Lcgg, of Merton. lost in the
second sixteen, but Walter Elks came
through with his match.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

A NoTHER Iiuhn has dawned upon
athletics eastern horizon. For
years we had with us w. II. r. Huhn.
ms season we have Jack HUM, man
ager Of the Quaker City ice hockey
.ehm, secretary of the Philadelphia Ice
,,iockry League. official referee of the
ih,lad"lphia District Scholastic League
ana star wing of the Bachelors Barge
hockey team: Jacks brother Sam
member of thc Bachelors Barge hockey
tcnm' ana all-around athlete at lIaver-
tord school. To top the overworked
climax, we have W. II. r. HUM, Jr.,
who is the victim of this drive.
Young Iluhn is a junior at Prince
Ton University and is rated as the best
murder in the institution that produced
governor. two time president and a
lot Of famous pOpe,
W. ii. r. lIuhn, Jr.. is n regular
athlete. This coming spring he is going
our to win something for the Orange
ana Black on the track.
\ Training Stunt
In order to keep in training. ITuhn
decided carly this season that the best
method to do tnis was TO play squash
rar1uetS. lluhu Is entered and has
won his first round match in the Penn
SNiVanln state tournament now being
held at til" Racquet Club.
iiuhn learned to play the game at the
Merton Cricket club while a student at
liaverford School. Since then he has
been an ndvoratc of the great winter
game and has h"cn improving steadily.
.ic has all Of he assets of tho squash
champion. ana It would not bo a sur
prise T." any one Il he landed the ANA
teur title within tho next few years.
Huhn's father was famous squash
player. Not only that. but he was one
of tho best polo. players in the country
when he rode the ponies at the Phladel- =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Soccer Teams Want Games

The David Iupton Sons soccer eleven. OF
the Industrial League, would Ike to book
games during the remainder Of the season,
either on Saturdays or sundays, with teams
having grounds. Address communications "a
Mr.. Nesbott. care OF u. Lupton Sons, Tulip
street and Allegheny avenue.
Hunting Social soccer team, OF the third
division Of the Allied League, will play a,
home for the remainder OF the season. Teams
wishing this attraction kindly write to
James King. 3a2S Alfred street. or phone
between and y. m Tiogs Silf.
League, arc open for Sunday games on their
homo grounds would lik" to hear from
Fleisher, HardwIck & Magce and other teams
Of this calbcr. Address Dave Wolfenden.
Cardngton. Pa.
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Boots and Saddle.

A claiming I,andirap at one and one
sixteenth miles furnishes the feature at
Havana this afternoon. Nose Goldblats
has Frank W. well placed, while Ex-
hortcr and Sea Prince appear to be the
contendCrS. Frank W. showed good
class on the Kentucky tracks last year,
and prefers soft going, or even heavy
track.
The first race is a three aud one half
furlOng dash for two year olds. Pin.
naclc, Pacitirr and Trumpet Call are
smart youngsters. Horses in other races
in good recent form are: Second
Cavan Boy. View, Fickle Fancy third
-Finis, llatrark, Superior; fourth
Elmont, Flying Frog, FL Colonel /;
sixth, Sylvano, l." Bnlfrc, Manokin.
The final dnN for entries in Kentucky
stakes FOR tho spring meetings at Lexington.
Louisville and l.atgnta; Including. entries for
the rich KcntuCky Derby, yesterday, showed
unusually largo fields.
The Jockey shilling. case has hobbed ur
9sail' IN MARYLAND, The Maryland Racing
liam I. Norris president Of the state Senate.
who wishes 70 confer with the commission
op the regulations to be enforced relative
td tho granting ur Jockeys licenses. Repre-
sentative G. u. henson also Is appearing for
Shilling.
The commissions rules now provide: I'D
Cnrrscs granted hv tho Kentucky state Racing
Commission. tn" Canadian Racing AssoCia-
tiOnS and the Jockey Club (Sew SOrkr entItlc
tho holders thereof to the same privileges
that pertain TO n Jockeys or trainers license
granted by the Maryland Racing Commission
and IN" suspensions Of all recognized turf
| authOritcs shall he respected by the Mary
| land Racing Commissions. the licensec being
| refused tho privileges granted In tho license
during the period of the suspension.'
In view nf tho two regulations the point
ts ra isch as TO what would 10 Shilling y
status In Maryland should tho Canadian AS
sOCiation grant hiur UCcnsc. Back Of NIL
| tho contctalou between thd Maryland and
New York racing bodies Is IN" evident de
sire Of tho Now York body to force out
! tho parimuu" b"tting on N" MARYLAND
| tracks In Maryland md kentucky, where
! mutuel betting Is leEaIi2od on tho tracks
| the purses are greater than in New York
| Havana and other places dominated by book
| making admissions to the grounds are less
| thnI. one half charged In New York. and the
| public patronaE" Is proportlonaic!y larger.
| In New York racing 10 dominated by the
| bo0lImakcrs where th"r" Is q take out
of from 30 to so per cont Whore mutueIs
| are used the 'tRkc out" is about > per
cent after which tho public divides" the
| forced TO pay track odds w 10 u certain
| limit az are recorded IN tho mutucl ma
| chimes, wirlOut pairing down. tn" result
| is that hettors in New York books who are
| not AT tracks wager on tn" results in Mary
| land and KcrHuckv for III" larger odds while
| the New York races arc most ignored by
| the New York patrons of tn" BOOKS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
YALE GRlDMEN OUT
Tad Jones Starts Early in Hopes Of
Building Strong Eleven

New Haven. Conn. Feb. 1G.-Toggcd
put mostly in tiunncls and light sweat
|trs, some, however, wearing the con-
Eenttonal moIcSkin. eighty candidates
For th" lnl" varsity football team
Epen"d spring football practice in the
|aSeOaI cage yesterday afternoon and
vent through tn" lghtcSt of early season
|parc,
The inauguration of indoor work in
Ene winter for the football squad marks
pa Innovation in Yale gridiron affairs
[hd It is the first constructive step
|Iadc by Tad Jones to put Yale back on
he football map.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Yankee Enters Canadian Races

Montreal, Feb. 10. Many Of tho best
American and Canadian ski jumpers will
cornpete In the first open ski jumping cham
pionships 10 be hold here next Saturday.
The outstanding American entry Is John T.
Carleton. OF Dartmouth, champion long
distance and acrobatic jumper.
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Baseball Bill UnfavorabIe

hihlting betting on baseball games and max
ing It a felony, punishable IN imprisonm"n,
10 n maximum OF fiNc years was reported
unfavorabiy by the House Jurisprudence com.
mittec Of the Missouri Legislature. Mem.
hcrs OF the committee took the ricw that
TO handle an epidemic of betting on base
AuNl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Brown Heads Harvard Matmen

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. l6.-FiskC Brown
the foo ball player and heavyweight wrrstl"r
was the choice Of the Harvard wrcstlin,
team Tor captain yesterday afternoon. Tho
team for the Penn state meet Saturday was
made up after n two-dRy tryout.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
HOW The Teams Stand
in Scholastic League

YEsTERDAY'S SCORES
HIGH SCHOOL BEAGUE
First Teams
Southern High. 80, West Philn., 81,
frnnkford High, 31i Northeast High, 22,
Germantown High. 20; Central High, 20.
Second Teams
Southsrn su,hs uIgh. is; West, rhila,. II.
"ermantown, 3li Central High, II.
OTHER GAMES
High. 22.
Radnor High. 20i Uayerfoid School, is.
Jcnkintown High, 1S; hmbler High, II.
Twins School Girls, 80j IIili's School, 3.
Germantown r Girls. ~; shady Hill, II.
High. 10.
20.
Wilmington 7. s.. 1s; Friends Select.
West Catholic. SO; Camden High, 10.
West Catholic Res. II; Camden Res, 10.
Darby High, 81; Peirce School, 10.
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To Ban Sunday Sports

Fast Liverpool. o., Th. lG--.An ord
nance, desis,'h t" rr' NGn' SUNDAY sp3rts IN
Association Is h"irg considered by city coun.
Cl. rho lnw would nan Sundn" baseball
and football and all forms Of commercial :
i2ri HmuSafu.l t.. iIOmOtCrs of baseball
teams h"re announced thu. IN event counc
passes IN" orduaCr, they Will circulate petit
tons for referendum Cl' CtiOn on the ques
UOr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Citizens Oppose Race Meeting

shreveport, Ia, Feb. IA petition will
10 nl"d N stat" court bv citizens seeking an
Injunction t. prevent the holding Of n thir-
'ocu-dAy race meeting at the State Fair
grounds, beginning February 10. Tho court
wiIl bo nsknd 90 decide whether the state
law forhds horse racing except during the
state Fair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Willie Hoppe Here Next Week

Willie Hoppe worlds billiard champion
dciphia next wc"k. when hg opens a 'hrGo
lard Academy. This wiiI bc tho Champion :
, Nrst showing here sInce January Of last
year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

WALK SchanE is holding on, again. Las,
Sos because hc club TO m ]0n not the BSSr Rsa
with sl2. 800 contract and this year he
o baking baking at the offer made him, by the
Iptnated yesterday that R lev he would not not i Join
'he Yankees until they reach his figures.
s,s,S C0i1SsG EaiT%o games wn the
mo Tenn state baseball schedule, Roth will
s as the hsSs homS a been on NAY go
tho original schedule.
mdn,I mTrinEton, Nt.-In tho un!yers,,y of Yer
gs!easopn. announced .yestSriay by 4, "Iyde
Gn,by! GGnfbC! sXrac sGiract"r Of "thStics columbia.
after several years absence
New ,STSr. forkmThiresn pitchers and four
CAPTAIN Jimmy SyHES TSdord RSc frcHmnm TGiTd"s
Of ,Se Sery m em %GrkoTi be @feT es
lasted nearly three hours
Jimmy Walsh. who played right neld for
have to combat with three other players for
The right field berth this, year, as witt,
the Job.
PTGS@Sn esss ho,sSo q th2 bun s Sasp 1 Ta,ons
spring training camp Of tho Phiiiics.
Hoston--Tho spring training season Of the
3oston Amerioans viii include a five gamo
Springs. Ark, and II fortnight OF play with
other teams on the trip North. Several
dates are still untitled.
syracuse, y. I.--Candldates for tho Syra-
cuse University baseball team reported for
bali cage in Arrhboid gymnasium yostcrday.
Lew Carr, who again has the coaching reins
Is optimistic over the prospects for a good
team.
~ Manaser Mae Mack .yC;;stcrday, announced tina,
with the Athletics and mad signed contract
for the ensuing season.
Cambridge Mass-Coach lack Slattorv
OF the iTuryard baseball team had MY
pitchers and catCh"rs in the cage yesterday
outheIders viii start short sessions in the
gymnasium
ado%SG scR%auS Sr Sa cam
ing season. rcaching a decision on the nrst
the organization. The plan TO play the
same ;I m1mGSr of games as last year mo, i,
g. the sam" as the major leagues. and
New lork--Rerort has 1t that Miller
Huggins Is on tho road visiting various
Yankees who do not believe that the salarles
named in their new contracts are In kCap-
ing with their baseball Importance.
New York-The St Louis Browns acquired
large holdings in the Syracuse club, OF the
international League. and will operate the
same President John Conway TCalC, OF tho
league, announced yesterday.
Clncinnnti--I7arlc Ncalo. athletic coach at
Marietta College. Marietta. O., and who
with Jimmy lting was traded by the Gin
Ciunal Reds to Philadelphia for Eppe RiXry
wired friends here confirming tho story that
he Is a hold-Out against tho terms OF tho
Philadelphia management.
New Nork-Back from Havana, where he
spent several weeks. Charles \ StOnCharl
president OF the New York National League
club. was busy today arranging detn ls 4
tho Giants spring training in Texas. Man.
Ggcr McGraw, who IL In Cuba. vii leave for
san Antonio on March =.
PSttsburE,,-John Il. HnllIngSworth. of
NlCoa. Tenn, u pitcher. has been signed
| by tho Pittsburgh National League baseba Il
club Barney Drcytuss, president OF the
Pirates. said today that HOliingswOrth had
returned his signed contract.
| Chlcago-RCvival of the baseball PLAYERS
! bus has found favor with .he American As
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Worlds Record for Ross

Detroit, Feb. lG.-Norman Ross, OF the
Illinois A. C.. Chicago, broke tho worlds
record for the iOO-yard swim hero Saturday
night. His time was minutes 40 49, seC-
onds, against the previous record OF min
utcs 80 seconds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Brennan Scores kayo

Harrisburg. Fob lG.-IHU fireman ~
Chicago. scored u knockout in the third
round OF his bout here with Spike McFad.
den Of Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

To avoid trouble with electri2 wires, Il is
we'll to incos" them at the points whore
they are held to the iron frame with rubber
tIbng Tho tubing may I've split to admit
tho wire and then bo clampcd to tn" frame,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
$4,000 Trot Stake Renewed

UurtfOrd Conn F,h. 16.-Tho Charter
oak trot Stake Of $40 900 win be renewed
for the 1921 Grand Circuit at Charter Oak
Park track by vote OF the FAR Associh''h'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

FI"T0 V0NT8 8"--FAl9s, ", NrChIDATu, I1'NTEt,
2. Foory Sloane, & Ramsey. Fouls-SlDanc.
9 Ramscy CrRnston Furlowe. Substitu-
tons-Mason for Jones; David for Levitt.
CrP.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

To test loss OF compression. crank the
engine by naud and note tho resistance of
each cylinder. II ono cylinder has leSs re.
sistanCe than the other It should be cor
reCted at once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Frank Gallagher, holder of tho twenty
fourhour continuous ice.skating record,
finally has been challenged Tho foat-dofy-
O'Br!en, of 1921 Pimpton avenue. Now
York, a slXty.siS-yelr-old skater whO holds
many medals and records for eccentric
stunts on skates. O'Bricn wants to skate
Gallagher any distance from ono TO 500
miles, or from one hour 10 100 Gallagher
will mako an official reply before tho end
Of tn" week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Tn" next scholastic tee hocke; game wiIl
be held az the Ice Palace on Friday after
room. when Bryn Athyn opposes Swarth.
moro. Thus far the academy boys have
called through their first two games withou
much trouble ON form thcy should have
no trOub" winning the championship
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

William Conners. OF Pittsburgh. has sold
the :rotter San Clay to Dr. John Stebens.
OF Dover, y. II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Abrer Dcysher. Of Reading. will race q
pair OF most promising young horses over
the fair circuit this year in the four-year-
old PAGER, Don 10. three-year.old trial 2:lt.
and the two-yoar-old truttcr By Dillon AK
marc Wortha Mckinney. 2i8i+ by Mciiin-
nCy dam by AXworthy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
CrdckS in the Ice

Next week viii bc an active ono in ice
skating circles. on Tuesday special Wash
ing,on Birthday gaines and races VIII 10
held Thursday evening tho benefit skating
carnival for tho benefit OF the Broomal
Holiday House Will be staged at the Ice
Palace. Then on Friday and Saturday the
international amateur figure skating cham
pionahip viii b" held. In addition, a few
big hockey games wilt bc arranged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Zombro Rex. 2IOt.; Joseph X. s.. 2;1oE
and o. X. Todd. 2I4A are n trio OF likely
record horses In tho West Philadelphia
sable OF John Toy. who will race a stable
OF trotters and PAGERS over tho fair circuit
1 rnckA thla
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

t ouCh LICK rum. nh1hgct OF INC QUAKER I NY
men in this branch OF sport In addition a.
managing Quaker city. holding down tho
job OF secretary Of the Philadelphia lcs
Hockey League and refereeinE all the games
In tho Philadelphia district scholastic Elmc.
he hndB time to hold down q wing post on
the Bachelors Barge tee hockey team
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

PlttsburEi,-John Il. HnllingSworth. Of
Nlcoa Tenn, pitcher. has been sign ed
by tho Pittsburgh National League baseba Il
club. Barney DrcytusS, president OF tho
Pirates. said today that HOllngswOrth had
returned his signed contract
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

An entries for tho hgure-skattns tourney
must be in the hands Of tho chairman, 7Oi
Commercial Trust Building. by Monday
night 4 record entry already has been re-.
"eiyed NHtha li". Niles Miss Teresa Weld
and many other hsadliners have entered \
number OF prominent Phiade phia skaters
including Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Chapman
Miss Margaretta Sharplcss and c. STANLEY
Rogers will compete
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

The llttlo trottcr. Native Judge. 2:i2h
by Justice Brooke, 2:0sLa. dam Native
Ii"lc. 2:08. was a consistent performer Tor
w l.. Bull. who raced him In aomc OF the
$1,000 sake events In this section last year,
out OF the money division but once. He was
purchased by the foreign buyers last month.
end has iust boon shpped 70 Denmark.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Harry J. s.. 2:o5b. the great little VII
mington trotter. has arrived at his now
quarters In Kentucky in hne shape. He will
make n stud season there. and later be re-
turned to his Delaware home where Her
man Tyson will look after him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Chlcago-Rcvival of the baseball players
s0clatlon maEnates and the plnn may I've
adopted for use throughout that circuit nj
the closing gessOn of tho a. A. club owners
meeting today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
You auto KnoU

Soft water should always be used in the
cooling system.
Chewing gum may sometimes be used in
an emergency to cover a leak
Expert attention should bo given % IN" ~
justment OF tho Carburetor to avoid too
rich mixture.
When YOU arc able to move &c fan nlad, :
too freely II Indicates that they arc too
loose.
The best way 20 clean the mHfflcr Is 70 dis
anInhln Il md ClnAll Tho nAEtl snplrA rAinLN-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Huntington, Nt.-tn tho Cnlvcrslty Of Yer
monts baseball program for the coming
seaSon' announced yesterday by 4. clyde
Eng.i director of athletca. Columbia.
CplpS, syracuse and Springfield rrarpear
after several years absence,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

John Hartman .Jr., OF Trenton. will
move to tho Mount Holly track In the spring
with n large stable, headed by. Lovctie. trial
2I0L by Del Cornado. and Harves: Lassl"
(3l 2:26H by Th" Harvester. the latter n
Philadelphia trOtter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

state College. pa.-Two Ramos with the
University OF Detroit today wero added 20
tho i'enn state baseball schedule, Roth will
19s piaycd on the homo field on May 20 and
tho original schedule
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

New Nork-Back from Havana. where no
spent several wocks. Charles A. StOnChan n
president OF the New York National League
club, was busy today arranging detn ls =
the Giants spring training in Texas. Man.
Ggcr McGraw. who IL in Cuba. vii leave for
san Antonio on March =.