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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Fr0st-Bitten Div0tS on Wintry Links
BY SANDY McNIBLICk

test. An open championship there will
be a treat indeed
Followers of golf are more and more
making the great mpionships
chance TO exploit various golf products
aud opportunities attendant on the
game, after the fashion of our British
cousins.
The Canadians entered the arena last
year al Inverness, while magazines,
golf balls and what nots were being
advertised 10 all who came, and in
serted vigorous propaganda in favor OF
tn" Canadian open. That was the bait
Canadian golf the snare
Local golf pros suggest Philadelphia
propaganda be distributed the same
way. mainly by vivid posters through
lAe corridors Of the Columbia Club an
nouncing that the Philadelphia open
would Immediately follow the national ,
that the purse was fat, the trip short
the course--Pine Valley.
Francis 0utmet relieves ne ooT way 10
ere N" oonS"s,,d coru!ti9n senrra' H.,
| - limit he entry. Ouirnet backs up "a pIa n
| he attributes 10 Max Marston, the local
/ plaver
This plan % re.lers lhe lhlrty,,wo men
a medal round to qualify sIxty-four. These
nnety-SE would then battle to qualify thirty,
/ Two for match play, At thirty-sx holes we
take =. from the description.
still objections are found and 1t ~ AkeIN
, that zeal satisfaction will bN reached only
when he plan now brewing in the minds OF
United States officials TO play the qualifying
round scCtoTiGlIy Is put In action.
All of this doesn deter Ted Barter. oi
Fast IL WeB'' fame, from entering th'
primer class IN the game He is under tbs
. wing Of IOr Sehu at WdnBmakers = al
Intensive campaign
The day Of pIOmIs,uOus expense aCCounti
I fOr amateur golfers ~ not matter ~ th'
neHr futlr Re- as many critics OF tho FHIn'
seem to tnau 1t arose from the clause IN
Bcrted n the conditions OF play for the new
Walker Cup, which authorizes tho executive
C, mmlttee to pay the expenses Of d team.
The mere reading of this proposal CAUSED
u delesat" a. the Y O. A. meeting 4
leap to hts feet and make vigorous pro
test To most tt appeals az p just and Ia
provision and the only way to have real IN
ternationai competition. " could easlI
lead however TO abuses OF the privilege
iust as the delegate stated In the meeting
The campaign Of wartime to stun 'h
pC cActs ~ the citizens with Liberty Bond
l. now being repeated by clubs with lhei
got bonds Liberty Bonds h'ipc 70 br"aI
| the Hindrnbulg line, RLt CIan goIf bond
art saem 70 have any effect on country
: club waiting lines.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

INCIDENTALLY. there haven't been
so many frost bitten dvots this rose
hued winter, which, as winters go,
hasn't been such much. Mud this
glowing off season, would describe the
divots better perhaps than frost
bitten.
Dates, schedules and things don
provide the subject for particularly
thrilling romance, but a happy date has
assuredly been picked for the PhIladel-
phia open
The local open trained badly in i'm
portanCp OF the [ nited States open, the
western and tn" metropolitan, except
spasmodiCai!y, up 70 last year, wh"h
the purse was increased But even
then II WASH I ill the last minute that
most Of the field which entered was at
traCted to the event,
The American open starts tins year
july IS. a Monday, and continues 70
Thursday night, at Columbia {. G.,
lust outside Of Washington, ID. I.
On Friday morning the Philadelphia
omen starts AT Pine Valley, but three
hour iump from the capital. The play
is a. seventy two holes Friday and sat
urday,
The local aate is he more ideal, from
the fact that IL provides "A golf streGh
10 distract the stars after the natlons'
event j. finished and the intermlsslon
before the metropolitan open at Sl"a =
. noy. which is going to make bld 70
/ attract every last man playing in the
national championship.
Great Chance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
EASTERN CAGE F7VES
TO BATTLE FOR LEAD
" Mch CLUB " i'll Win
american Cage HOnorS?

ButtrrwOrth and DobsOn played last
evening Mt Yonah Hall. 2127 West Co
lumbia avenue, to decide second half
honors in the Manufac cturers' Basketball
former forfeiting the game when Simen-
dnger wus chased ny Referee RumSey.
Tonight nt the same hall. Flftieth Club
and Hancock come together in the Amer
Ican League.
II IL the Anal contest OF the series.
Each quintet has won and lost the same
number OF games, and to the victor goes
the privilege OF meeting Post 20 for the
seasons championship. the winner OF
which in turn will engage the titleholder
OF the Manufacturers League for the
minor league championship OF the city.
Both Hancock and F1ftteth Club predict
success In the crucial combat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
NO. II HAS BEEN PART OF
BOB MARTIN SINCE BIRTH.
Three Boxing Stars Break
u iM ReSpecnre Managers

Inns apparently = the splitting
season IN hsrIana In ID" .ast few
DAYS three boxers have broken away
from ,hoir managers Ralph Brady,
Ightweigh,. and John Murray and
Kenny VuIger f"a'h"rwe.gh have
parted ways with Phil Lewis. Doc
BagIey aud Ioc jacobs. respectively.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Trinity TO Play Tabernacle

For the secori time this season, ia
La sketeers from Trinity, Of South Phiiudr
uhia will meet the Tabernacle five. iT"1
Fiftv-ninth and Spruce streets In the l"si
game. tho guarding Of SchoeEherg held IN
Oak Lane forwards 70 two lonely haskcls
wishing top lay Trinity away from L"nm
should get In touch with l.. a. sInsIey, lill
skunk street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Young Tom sharkey oIsauaIified

Trenton, y. j.. Feb ~ Young Tom
Shnrkev Of PhLa dclpha was disaTalifed
II n 0ght with Eddie Hughes Of CaIitorKa
las night for foIlins Hughes was brought
to the hoor b. the blow. and T. was neces-
saw for Referee WRldron 20 drag him 70 his
corner IN ;he seventh round
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
SUTTON BUNDY
STILL A STAR AT NET
Former Tennis Champion Good Enough to Beat EN-
Al Excepting Miss Lenglen, Is Opinion OF Fred
Alexander Who Ought to Kno,U
BY GRANTLNND RICE

the vast majority that have been bo,.
est throughout their careers. "'
Should these honest players, and IL.
game itself. be penalized TO protact Wv
handful Of dishonest players who hod "a
regard for the welfare of their ono no
mates, their own fans and their u ou,u
profession? wv"
The Fadeaway
IRE neper made hole in op,.
The ball has neuer spun so
But rhen see I dt,cdps run
From any one who's done NJ
John j. EVERS may blow himself
- to no pennant with the Cubs ,bi,
season. but there will be few leodo,s
who will start any cheering when Job,
j. empties Jim Vaughan and Croror
Alexander into their ball parks by way
of diversion.
ILIAGNER'S day is over. but whom
| w Rabbit Nlaranvile gets wnrmsd
/ up Pittsburgh fans will still bp able n
look on n regular sbortstop in fsirly
brisk action.
| 'Copvrioht. isaL An rights rescr,,d,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
McCarron Outpoints Fisher

Allentown. Pa, Feb. lB.--Ia. = McCarron
OF this cit" defeated Young Fisher Syra-
cuss y. Y IN ten rounds a the Sports
mer's cub last nigh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

n THE year 1915 the Mdckion pawOH '"ds quite
L large. Connie had team TO build up and
during the ycdr had ffty. SIR athletes the LIST.
nanp left neucr TO return, bWt a tctc remained.
There icsrc LdyoiC, Barry, Jack Ldpp. Mcinhi,.
Schdn1. Strunk, Bush, PSnrock Rubc BreSSler aud
namN others. IheR tailed 70 make good
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

athletes. That means he had average of more than
fifty players year something which isn't being done by
any other big league club Connie is trying EN- by
the carload. paying real money for the privilege aud
hoping he discover He is willing to pay
big money for real players shown in the case of
Brewer and Frank Walker
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16


N's time to rustic from the groove
And beat IL back into the game.
Hs time 10 horn IN ,cih q start
That's just tride more than blWt
Aud. Whutsoerer be your part.
TO gire the game your keeneSt Sfuf.
"IVhat time is itr'--Its time TO fghL
To roliy up the hosts Of cheer,
A nd, in the face of bitter blight.
70 ,cipe d,cdy the useless tear.
rs time to meet the foe called Fate
With UaIidpt heart and head held high.
A nd, t1hdtSoeCer score may iOdh.
IT'S time TO can the abb.
TIIHY aren't the gamblers who
w bribed these Chicago ball players
hs bad as the ballpIayers?" queries II.
l.. F. They are Possibly good bit
worse. But no one was surprised al
gambler for turning such trick, where
as the shock from the other side Of the
fence was terrific.
Still There-But Not Still
A SHORT while ago Fred Alexander
"a one of the greatest tennis players
that ever whrled a racket. left for
California as the business representa-
tive of William De Mile.
II may interest those who wonder
what becomes of great cX- champions
| to read few remarks he pens back
concerning May Sutton Bundy. VINO
once reigned supreme over her domain
Last Sunday we had some inter .
osting mixed doubles. writes Fred
"Rill De Mile. Tom Bundy and myself
Nav sutton Bundy and two OF hel
sisters. take my hat off to May. Sn'
still can play the game when, she. really
desires 10 get to work ana. gwen
month of real practice, i don oei'eN'
nny one outside of Miss Lengen. th'
,nnrvelous French girl. could take hei
measure. 1t is all work out mere so !,
really looks as if this poor old veteran
had retired for good.
One of the Superstars
MAY SUTTON in her championship
lHl reign was one OF the superstars o
tho game. She was one OF those marVel
who Outclassed the field. -,
This prerogative of outclassing tn
field doesn't belong exclusively to IN
male sex. Not with such stars or TN
mast and present as May Sutton, Alex;
Stirling. Suzanne Lenglen. Cecil Ieltc,
and one or TWO OtHeTS euulPP'u W ''"'''
and hold dizzy heights.
A Fans Viewpoint
WE HAVE just received srreed q
w several typewriter pages regard
ing the reinstatement Of the indicte
White Sox players from one who sign
himself "A Fan.
: II is his opinion that these player
have been treated entirely TOO harshl
by the press. Have the magnate
always been perfect" he asks. " Hay
the sporting writers? Let him who
without sin first cast the stone. TIL
foundation of professional baseball
the integrity of the game. II tn
foundation is shattered the structuI
: collapses There are extremely te
without sin. But We also bclieS
that outside Of professional gambler
there are extremely few who would Sc
out great game for money. "A Fan
writes that business is full Of such dea
! as this without any one being punished
= Perhaps. But that doesn't affect tn
q one point any. If ballplayers who hay
: admitted that they have thrown gam'
i for pay were ever allowed TO Continl
:, their careers. there would be only emp'
ball parks and no profession left f.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
a Set.Up for Brennan

Unrri,burg Pa, ECJ II - I}g B"""g 49,
o. Culrag, scared hE0gnoIr go fhr .hru
round o. 4 bp4l mere last night with Spike
MCSIadden Of Phi ade,DhR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Il'S cinoh to cheer your head Of 70, champion.
Lets gre the 'uder dog tec cheers i,sicdd of
Jccrv. CDinic can be mnlucky al Of the time.
ropvr oht I9ql. b. Public Ledger Co
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Willie Mullen. '#1-pu gr.der aLd former
amateur ohBmDi07 - uLNl1u. 90 Ee' On WIN
cddio Mullen. Willie Is IA s.r c' training.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Harry Kid Brown "a 'u,r6 fuNr atle:
showing groat form 30 hts return rlug aU.
pearsnce He kuorEed down ard wHI"prd
Harry Carlson IN Bosom the 0theT uIEu'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

The mere reading Of this proposal caused
Il delegatn at the L. 3 @. A. meeting to
leap to hts feet and make a vigorous pro
test. To most Il appeals az p just and fair
provision and the only way to have real IN
ternational competition. II could easily
lead however 20 abuses OF the privilege.
iust a the delegate stated In the meeting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

The day ~ promls, uous eApense accounts
fOr amateur golfers ~ not d matter Of the
neHr future as many critics OF tho game
seem to fuaI It arose from the clause IN
Berted n the conditions Of play for the new
walker Cup, which authorizes tho executive
C, mmIttee to pay the expenses OF d team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

YaPens Williams uo| - Er1om.ns lnBrn.
..A,gan. The latler made Uis nit Uy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

-IOe Christie f1. .'.a ''''
,syertng fr.,n d r.. '..., % t ..L.
In his lefl 'lN 'I. '.' j'~ . .
Perry, BHr'UrE 81 .n 0. % .'.
rflbirmate. lie. Is..r..|r ..'- ..'rr
n so. with Ba.'. .- 'I...4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

h,t'lnE Hsr.s Ochs With everything Dut me
"a kr, z. Lancaster tho other h'gh'.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Stil objections are found and 1t ~ hkeIy
that real satisfaction will bE reached only
when he plan now brewing in the minds OF
United states officials TO play the qualifying
round scCtoTiGlly ~ put In action.
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HEAD on PEACE SECTION IN
MINISTRY RESIGNS

Dr. otto GoepDert. head of the Peace
section OF the Ministry OF Foreign AZ
iairs, has resigned. the VoSsische lei
lung announces. His withdrawal. it
Is nntcd, is because he regards the
terms OF the Allies accepted by Ger
many us exceeding the limits of tho
peace treaty.
determination on the part OF Ger
many TO carry out engagements re.
Gardlng rcparntions was expressed In
Dr. Joseph Wirth. the Chancellor
speaking before the Imperial Council
yesterday. lie expressed the nopr
mat the Allies would be equitable in
reaching their decisions relative TO 81
lcsia.
The parliamentary majority" ho
said, has declared itself in favor OF
acceptance OF the Entente ultimatum
ana the government will pursue a
policy directed TO the realization OF
this affirmation by performance. We
sincerely desire to carry out our prom
iSes, we want to fulfil the conditions
OF the hltimatum with all our streng b.
We expect the other side, however.
after seeing this evidence OF our
good will. to recognize our attitud::
We particularly expect the game will
be FAIRLY played by all on the ether
side in disposing OF the Upper SiIesia
question.
Resolutions urging an enla cement
OF the present German Cuoin.t so
'hSt it may include representative
OF the German Peoples Party have
adj oil kkn 81
delegation Of the Democratic Party.
DR.. Gustav Strescmann is leader OF
the German Peoples Party.
The Democrats emphaslz" the do
STABILITY Of enlisting all national ele-
T1Ghts. regardless OF their previous
attitude on the ultimutum Issue. Yhcy
Therefore. suggest recruiting Minis.
ters, not only from the Peoples Party
but other economic and financial
;isgenssca wiling to support the new
Government in the task of carrying
eat the rel>arationS conditions.
DR.. Rosen, Gnrman Minister to Hol.
land, il being urged to accept tho
Foreign Ministry. Although not &C.
r@ive politically, he is nominally, count
ed Democrat. The Finance and Res
toration portfolios also are to be fill
cd.
Chancellor Wirth has conferred with
Dr. Peters. Commissioner for Disarma
Rent, regarding the Bavarian situat.
ION which the Central Government is
oDi'iad 10 untangle. Reports from Mum
lch insssate tho coalition parties con.
Sntuting the present i.:tya. .iinis r,
continue their attitude Of opposition.
Cen. Won Seeskt, Chief OF STAR has or
dered tho disarmament OF iortification
along the eastern frontier.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
FRANCE SUPPORTING POLAND IN
INVASION.
New War Between Germans and Poles
Practically Authorized by Lloyd
George, With England Supporting
Teutons-Only Breakdown by French
VIII Prevent HoStilities.

Premier Lloyd George served IN III
timatum on France Friday by announ
cling in the House Of Commons that he
saw no reason why Germany should
be prevented from preserving order In
Silcsia against Polish aggression. A
new war between Germany and Poland
is thus practically authorized by the
British Premier, with Great Britain
supporting Germany. Only Il backdown
by France can prevent hostilitics.
Lloyd Georges sensational dcclara
ton has been caused primarily by
Frances support of Poland's effort to
annex Upper Silcsia by force Of arms
The French Government could halt the
Polish movement by simple word, he
cause all the Influence the Allies now
posses at Warsaw is in Frances keep
ing. But France has refused to inter
fere with the imperinlistic aims OF
her protege because France wants TO
do everything possible permanently to
weaken Germany.
France has declared that IL Ger.
man troops are used to repel the Poles
france will invade the 3uhr. Ger
many, however, now has British snnc
ton for doing this very thing. and
italy supports England. Unless, there
lore, France backs down, the Allies
are heading for a serious split with
Great Britain and Italy supporting
Germany against France.
Lloyd George undoubtedly has
adopted II grave tone for tho EXPRESS
purpose Of making the issue clear to
france from the start. For it is ROW
apparent that Great Britain and italy
intended to protect Germany against
any movcmcn. upon preventing tho
tnli recovery of the German pcsnlc,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
GERMANS REFUSE TO RECOG-
NlIE TIE ARMISTICE

The German irrcgulars. known rs
the Sclbst%husz. who have been gath
erins i'll force in the Silesian region,
have refused to recognize this armis.
ticc and fighting has gone OH between
them and the Poles.
The Sclbs;schultz are massing before
kreuzburs in the northern corner or
''hc plebiseite district, anu word haY
been received here that they Intended
TO advancc regardless of the armisticc.
The have been conducting guerrilla
warfare for several days.
AS the towns which the .Sel5st-
schultz vii! attack are guarded hy
French plcbisci:c trops, while the in
Sursent Poles occupy the rural dis.
trlcts. the expected battle will thus b,
hetwecn the German irregulars an
the one side and the French and Pol
cS on the o'her. France has warncd
Germany against any interference
with Upper Silcsiaan affairs and mipbt
ma IN such an encounter mn oycuso
Tor threatened action IN the Run, ,n,,
elsewhere.
On tn" other hand, loss of Silcsio
Is the one thing :he German notion
VIII not accept. The Selbsiscbultz
nave the backing OF public poinion.
ana all efforts or the Government
when Is fearful of French rcpriSsis-
, 10 swcrVr public favor away from
! thc:e volunteers has been futile. As
tie Government Is in no position In
act ohlcialiy to save the vital province
Herhlahs without official responsibi,.
ltH arc taking the matter i'm hou1 viii,
, results yet 20 be seen.
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MERLIN SAYS BRITAIN PROMISED
AID TO STOP INVASION.

Berlin, May 13.--Belief Is growing
here that Il break in friendly relat'
ions between Britain and France Is
imminent over the situation In Siles'
In and continued threats from Paris Of
the occupation Of the Ruhr Valley.
prom we'll informed sources it is
learned that Lloyd George has told
Germany that Ne will oppose the occu
patton of the coal district and will i'll
sist on the retention by Gefinauy OF
the industrial sections of Upper sizes
is, in spite OF the fact that they have
been seized by the Poles with the APP
pnren. connivancc of the French mill
tury forces.
The statement is made that DR..
Strcsemann who had been invited 10
form Il Cabinet, appealed to the Brit
ish Premier, and that soon after the
vote on the indemnity was taken IN
the Reichstag reply came saying
that Britain would uphold &c, many in
opposing Frances plans in Silcsia and
the Ruhr.
1t is pointed out that this dramat.
ic swing Of British policy away from
the Entente with France and toward
an understanding with Germany
comes at critical moment. The In
tcralled Commission at Oppeli', en-
which the strongest figure Is the
French General lie Rond, has arrans
ed an armistice with the Polish in
snrgents" whereby the line drawn by
their leader. Adalbcrt Korfanty. re-
ceivcs it's first official sanction. This
limo gives to the Poles almost COM
plets possession OF tho industrial dis
trict, including the vital coal mines.