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Evening journal., 1921-02-12
THE EVENING JoURNAL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1921
IN. f. A stan Specially

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Feb 10.
-Barnyard golf stars from all sec
tons Of the country are headed In
this direction for the national tour
nament
The vanguard has already arrived
Horseshoe pitching isn't young
mans game
Many Of tho pitchers have long.
flowing white boards. They pre-
sent a striking similarity 10 the old
n,oss-hung trees which shadow the
pktching lanes
The age limit runs 80 and up
zeke Snedeker Is So.
Uncle Hughie Palmer. undefeated
Industrial champ In "a.
They all act like kids. though.
They're keeping young in a new
found game OF childhood.
No ballplayer or boxing champion
takes better care OF himself than
these oldsters.
They rise with the sun.
They pitch shoes until the IL
o'clock whistle calls 'em 70 lunch.
Afternoon finds them back per
fecting their deliveries.
Shutdown is the only thing that
stops their days fun.
They 20 to bed early and are ~
particular about what they eat AZ a
college athlete preparing for a test.
The tournament will be conducted
on fve lanes.
Pegs will be placed the regulation
forty feet apart.
Games will consist OF 50 points
each.
The resort city Is building a sta
dium for the event.
II won't be quite 20 extensive as
the one Tex Rickard Is planning for
/ the Dempsey Carpenter fight but
it's Just as pretenuous. IL will ae-
commodate $500 shoe fans.
Fred Brust. Columbus. o., Is show
ing his 1919 form. when he leads the
field.
Brust can place the collar on the
iron upright in out OF tosses- He
averages G sets OF double ringers
per 5O-point match. He often has
run OF 35 ringers In a game.
The keener the competition the
steadier he rings 'em.
Frank jackson. Kelierton. Mass.
can pitch a ringer every Other
throw.
George May. national horsesho'
champ OF 1920. is the youngest barn
yard star.
The title will be at stake in thh
tourney.
The grand old men Of barnyar'
golf are on their metue-
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
BRANDYWINE DOINGS
BY FLICKER

Brandvwine came back strong
Thursday night. shutting Hagley out
SO, on Hagley's floor. Go to EN-
Wildcats
Hot shot says revenge IL sweet
What do you say, Bettyf
Phantom Preston was on the
bench Whiting for the call that never
came. Lacey was there with the
stuff. Stick to 'em. Laeel
Big Boy Hubbard was there with
the new dip and a real St Phtrick's
vest. Wait until February H. Slim
then come out again.
II made the boys sit mp and take
notice when Cap Flicker made a
wicked play double ringer). They're
common with him by this time.
Manager Weaber says the boz 2
needed only a little coaching. II
seems they got It strong.
The Invisible basketball team was
formed with Tero Ebberson' center
Rir Mike Barnes and Phantom Pres
Ton forwards; Big Boy Hubbard ana
rires Wright. guards; Jake narnall'
sub. The first game will be with the
primrose team OF Wilmington ham
tucker and Chief Vincent forwards
Larry strihth and Harry smith,
guards. and Dope Barr. center. Go
to them. 1nvisibles!
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
Catching Liue ALHgators His Sport
IN. e. A. stan Specially


MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 12.-List alli-
gator hunting amcag the big league
sports.
Henry coppinger. Jr.. catches 'em
alive here in the Miami river.
He uses nothing but a half nelson
hold in order TO make his captures.
= Diving into the muddy waters OF
the river he comes up with an alli-
gator in his arms.
II help is at hand he applies the
half nelson on the gators jaw and
leg and hog-ties him.
II alone. Coppinger rubs certain
muscles on the throat OF his prey
and Mr.. Alligator goes to sleep like
a baby.
Coppinger takes his gator victims
10 his handbag" farm on the out
skirts OF Miami.
ITS easy-if you know how, =
says Coppinger.
sure. they'll bite II you let EN-
One could easily twist an arm or leg
off.
There's knack OF keeping
away from his tail. too.
AN alligator's tail has the kick OF
a 9O0-horsepower mule in IL One
wallop would break your skurl. your
ribs or your legs"
Coppinger is not quite 20.
Just now he's entertaining Miamfs
society tourists by giving public
demonstrations in the Roman pools
by catching gators and putting 'em
20 sleep.
A nine-foot gator Is his partner
in the exhibition act
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
DESCO DAILY DISPATCH
Editor-EMA n You Don't Sec IL In tho
Forcman-cat Eve Dispatch. IL Hasn't Happened.
wi l.

have given you one game last night
but we are trying to catch the fire.
fighters
Come on. Keystone. don't forfeit
anymore games. or you won't get
in the second column Here's lots
OF luck.
owing TO a slight injury to his
foot. our Star Cartoonist, Hance
Hance vazard. has no feature in this
edition. After his complete TO
covery. all OF his cartoons WIN be
found at the bottom OF Page IL
NOTICE.
Finding the price OF INK 20 high
we will not print this paper in ex-
cess OF 10 pages.
The cartoons will stfii be found on
Page ~.
Thanking all for past favors. and
hoping for more. we are,
Ed. d.. d. ID.
The old season starts Monday
DEsco.
The Desco Quot League is COM
posed OF employees OF the Delaware
Electric and supply CO. (Sports
Editor.)
Evening journal., 1921-02-12


IT'S easier to extend yourself for
tws or three rounds than TO go along
playing safe for 40 or 10.
There's more satisfaction in knock
ing out an opponent than in just out
pointing him.
"If / don't kayo my man I don't
win.
II believe I hit harder for my
weight than Dempsey.
"Any fighter can come back II he
has the heart and the wallop. That's
all there is TO the fighting game.
"Tn be ready FOR Leonard one OF
these days. There may be new
champion after we fpht.
"For I'm a comeback who is com
ing all the way"
Here's Chanoy's string OF kayos:
4. Johnny Roses rounds.
.. George Brown round.
3. George Reynolds-55 seconds.
l. Joe Phillips rounds.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
BY DEAN SNYDER.

George Chaney's comeback is no
flakh in the pan. He's headed for
Benny Leonard's territory.
Ten straight knockouts in a row
have given him the confidence he
lost back in 1916 when Johnny Kill
bane cooled him in 3 rounds.
His tenth kayO was more sensa-
tional than the other nine had been.
lie knocked out Babe Picato, the New
Castle miner, after being out on his
feet the FIRST round.
IL was a wild swing that lifted
Picaio clear out OF the ring II car
rled the sting OF a cannon ball.
I'm a kayo fighter" says Clancy.
Fans like 10 see a knockout. What
fans like I try 10 give EN-.
The better / please 'em the tighter
they'll pack in 10 see me go.
1--WE got my wahop back now
Short nights always did suit me best
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

.. Johnny Mahoney-3 rounds.
6. Charlie Metrie-2 rounds.
Z. Al Murphy-5 rounds.
s. George Papin-3 rounds.
9. Cal Delaney-3 rounds.
80. Babe Picato-2 rounds.
That amounts TO about GO minutes
actual work between the ropes.
Clancy is a southpaw. Ho can
floor a man with either fist, though.
His real kayo is a short left which
travels from 6 TO s inches.
Before he started his kayo string
he floOred Joes Welling three times
in six rounds and twice in an eight
round return bout.
His knockout OF Cal Delaney show
ed his real calibed. Delaney had
never been rocked to sleep.
Before CLANCY met Kilbane he had
rolled sp a total Of nearly 80 kayo
victories.
When the feather champ handed
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
.l54 GAMES ON
AMERICAN CARD
Sunday Contests Included
For All Towns Except
Boston, Philadelphia
THREE TRIPS
FOR EACtl NINE

The American League baseball
season will open on Wednesday,
April IS. and close on Sunday.
october 2. according to the ofncial
1921 schedule. just released by b.
r. johnson. president OF the league.
The schedule calls for 154 games.
each club playing half this num-
Der on the home grounds.
Sunday games at Washington and
New York. which were introduced
into the league at the end OF the
season two years ago. and which
became part OF the regular sched-
ule last year. again have been
scheduled, with the Washington
club drawing II Sundays and 10
Sabbath games. each being awarded
10 New York, Chicago and St
Louis. while Detroit has been
given u.
All the clubs Winch start the sea-
NIT baseball on Sunday. except Bos-
ton and Philadelphia
In playing the fun schedule II
will be necessary for each club 20
make three swings around the cir
cult.
The season will open with West
ern clubs playing Western clubs and
the Eastern representatives meet
ing each other.
Opening games are listed as fol-
lows:
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at St Loua
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington
All the cuubs which start the sea
son away from home will return 10
/ their own yards on April 21 and
give the home folks their first OPP
portunity TO see their clubs in ac-
ton.
In the East Babe Ruth and the
Yankees will be the first opponents
to play at Philadelphia after the
Athletics have finished their series
at New York and Washington. Bos.
ton fans will get their first glimpse
OF the Red sox in action when th'
Senators come 10 the Hub city t'
raise the curtain, April 21.
Double-headers will be played II
all cities on holidays. independence
Day-July Chicago will play a
Cleveland. Detroit will be at ST
Louis. Washington at Boston an
Philadelphia al New York.
Labor Day. September 5-Chicag
IS scheduled to be at Detroit Will
ST. Louis will be at Cleveland
Washington at Philadelphia an
New York at Boston.
Decoration Day. May 30-Chicagl
will play at home with St. Louis n
its opponent, Cleveland will be n
Detroit. Washington will be a
home to New York and the Ath
letics will meet Boston at Philadel
phia. The Boston Red Sox hav
been given the other holiday liste'
by the league-Bunker Hill Day
June 17-and will play before tn
home folk with the Detroit Tiger
as an opponent
There are three dates on IN
schedule. and all three conflicts ar
IN Chicago. The dates. all Z
which fall on Sunday. are May
] June 26 and September IL.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
WEST PHILLY HIGH
STOPS SALESIANUM

The speedy Salesianum Catholic
High School team lost to the West
Philadelphia Catholic High School
boys yesterday afternoon. 81 to 80.
The game was one OF the clev-
crest exhibitions Of basketball put
up by either team this season Phil
adelphia led at half time by a 26
10 Is score. while the Wilmington
boys outclassed West Philadelphia
IN the second half in hoorwork.
but could not locate the baskets.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
NNI1.NQ
" .NlfA |

The Church League bowling sched-
ule for the week OF February IA fol-
lows:
Monday, Greenhill VS.. Union.
Tuesday. Grace VS.. St. stephens.
wednesday. West vs.. Westminster.
Thursday. Second Baptist VS.. First
Central.
Friday, ST. Andrews VI. Brandy
wine.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

Bantam Champ Joe Lynch will
boil up in Texas.
Akron club signs an Alabama
rookie who can stand hat-footed and
jump twelve feet
The Harlem river. beside which
the Yankees will build their new
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
aKEEP no LEFT', IN CHINA.

SHANGHAI. China. Feb. 10.-If
you bring your car when you visit
Shanghai. drive on the left side OF
the road. That the new traffic ordi-
nance. Causes fewer accidents, po-
lice say.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

had some OF his own medicine Il
shook his confidence. He tapered on
into no-decision fighter after hat.
His recent comeback Is one OF
those queer quirks which bob up in
boxing now and then.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
MUD HENS NEED TALENT.

TOLEDO, Feb. 12.-Roger Bres-
nahan is having trouble plugging up
holes on his Mud Hen machine.
Roger viii take his team to Augusta
about March 10. He wants all his
warriors in action at training camp.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
plrcnrns rI.ncK rn spA.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Feb. 10
"Rube" Robinson and Yellow Horse,
former Traveller pitchers, are here
taking the baths. The bathhouses
are doing a big business in boiling out
hall players.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
WHERE vIoIETs BLOOM.

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 1O.-violets.
big. sweet-smelling ones. sell here at
25 cents for a bunch as large as a
water pail Roses. lilies and forget
me-nots are also very cheap.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
NnrCHEIL FEELS ODD.

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 12.-short-
stop Johnny Mitchell. who has been
traded to the Yankees for five play
ers. is wondering just how much he
is worth In real eagles.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
MUST CARRY sEAn-PROs.

TORONTO. Feb. II. - The Mint
League will do business with the
same lineup OF clubs II had last
year. Each club must carry at least
three players who have not been in
organized baseball before.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
rIKFs GARRY's SYSTEM.

MEMPHIS. Feb. ~. - Bubbles
Hargrave signed his contract with
the Reds-quickl i've heard Garry
Hermann often raises salaries
without players having TO suggest
IT," says Bubbles.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
rrILER suns TULANE.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 10. - Tu-
lane University is mighty we'll salts
fed with their new head football
coach. Myron r. Fuller. Coach BIZ
Roper, OF Princeton. ok'd Fuller, the
ex-Yale star.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

CHURCH LEAGUE B. B. SCHED.
Saturday afternoon. First Central
VIZ Union; Westminster VS.. St. Paul.
Saturday evening. Grace vs.. Bran
dyv,.ne: West VS.. Second Baptist
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

Outhelder Jameson OF the cleve-
land Indians is leading a team OF
basket shooters at Paterson. y. ].
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
oprENwoOD WINS BY POINT.

IfNIFN WWUU WIZ" !" -
Greenwood five defeated FELTON,
Thursday night by the score OF 20
ts 2s. FELTON, led the first half by 4
points Jean Malloy starred for Eel
Am The line-up.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

Stranger Lewis has proved that
developing a certain hold too much
is worse than not having H.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

II our amateur golfers don't clean
up in England. Wen have good
alibi. Chick Evans isn't going.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

Cubans may enter a track team
in the Penn relays. DR.. Richard
Grant. former Harvard runner,
the Havana squad.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
ENGINEERS TO
MEETPARKSIDE
Phila. Speedstefs Take on
Crack Local Five Here
Tonight
HOPE
TO COME THROUGH

The Parkside basketball team will
meet a worthy foe this evening when
they stack up against the strong
philadelphia Engineers in the High
School gym. The visitors have been
meeting some OF the best teams In
this section OF the country and are
coming here with one OF ths best
regulations OF any team in the qua
ker City.
Tile visiting team is composed or
some OF the foremost stars In col
lege and prep. school ranks, LED by
Les Tonney. former Penn fresh star.
Tonney is we'll known in this city
having played here before this year
against the Grace team. Sidwell Is
another boy who has been making
quite a name for himself In college
ranks this year as a member OF the
Drexel Institute five. The rest OF
the team are former college and pro-
fessionai players.
with a team OF this sort the East
Side boys will have to hustle to an
mex a victory. Parkside has been
beaten only once this season. this
victory being registered by the DEN
ance team at the start OF the season.
They have hopes OF avenging this
defeat at their next meeting. The
| lineup:
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
New ouoit League formed

New Quot League formed
For further information see bull
letin on shipping room door.
H. c. Conner counts his chickens
before he gets TO the bridge.
We have heard from reliable
source that old II. c. has made pro-
vision TO turn his first seasons re-
turns from the New League 10 a
good advantage. II is said he will
start fund for Desco Detectives
We always wondered what we we're
going TO dot with Porky.
Everybody on hand. 12.to p. m.
LET'S GO.
IMPORTANT NOTICE-To the
Public: After much consideration.
and owing TO the demand OF the
public. we have come 70 the conclu-
sion, that. 70 keep the good will and
patronage OF the growing popula-
tion OF this thriving metropolis. we
must publish a daily paper, which,
until the present edition, has only
been published once year, hence
the change OF name from the Yap-
hank Yearly Yodler to the Desco
Daily Dispatch.
ALL-WUNmNGTON QUOT QURs
Well Pullman, we would like 20
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

park. will be handy for Home-run
Babe. The Yankee swatter is a keen
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

Some Of the big league ground
keepers have already gone south to
pick rocks off training camp dia-
monds.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

Jack Britton may not be as good
as ever-but he's good enough.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

Referee, Emery. Central Board.
Scorer. Monaghan. Time OF halves,
20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

Dempsey's European tour win
give Tex Rickard time to bufld an
arena
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

champ viii See Europe First be-
fore the big scrap.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
GS,sz4-e2~T = JAWS

Carpenter has nothing on Demp-
sey in Seeing America First" Ths
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OLD HATS cleaned and T.bl,rE,I ~,
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