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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-29
PROGRAM FOR TODAY'S RELAYS

I,nscln l. re,rrsylyana Hospital School of
rlS:a. Wes;nister : ! Z. e. y. T.; q Nnw SH
York College of Dental ana Oral Surgery I.
b, aa pasol,.. Mml n9$sGn rn,yerslty; {: lre.
Washinf,on and Jefferson !. Dsisware: &
Mahienhurs: o. sin' Frankin and MarshaI Ms'ShsenIrs' g.
pa;;s las J. NJ Northeastern; 2. Brooklyn
cSFness 1asas esSrka GSS resS W.
YG.E sSa tn,yy,,j,l: E M, ccssss; 2 Brown; , Ney
Fordham. ~ " ~
American Championships ..s
3:5S i. M-Two-mile college relay cham.
E'nsninr P,g'nsap Of Amerisso.l; ne; Pennsylyanla; 2
Ohio state: .. Pennsylvania state: I, Cor.
neil 4,S j. Yale o. ~ :, NaNa As;ndsny
champ.onship OF America Ito be run ont oi
%ehutSt-i' % 2George,own; 2, Uniyersity OF
oI5h b psnInsyivaPan ststc T. Clemson
Ihio state; D. Lafayette; 10, Notrs Dame
40 =. M.-class preparatory saboo,
relay championship of Amer!ca-I st. BcnS.
diets; = SSnnield; D. Brooklyn Poly; 4
RSmSe; TO-, ,SIGbc: =: West Philadelphia Catholic; d
ons I -; rs p NJ IS Il high school relay
timore Poly; .. Clesrfeld;, o. Dewitt Gin.
Ton; Z. Brldgeport Comm; s. Dunbar; o,
4So i, M.--'rwo-mile ,ntcrschoiast!c re-
iaX .I chainpionships Of America.--l. Lawrence
y Huntington .. Lakewood Cohio); o. q dar
Rapids; 4. Washington Central; s. Newark
HSoIn1rrat; ~ D, Hamilton To'egietc, Institute;
= GIrard College 10, Bridgeport Conn.,
Al. =. M,-No-mal school ono.mIyc relay
hamp! .rship--l, keyatomS: :, SnIpreUS.
burg; .. Mi!lolsviIlc; /. East s;roulsburE,
+ts r. NJ. --souh Atlantic Intercollegiate to
\. \. one-mi.e reloS championship, Geo,
WMashin1s,on; :, oJhns Hopkins; .. virginia
SnE: y NEe.rEelown, o. NIrsirtai H. Mary
+54 ,, M-Middle Atlantic stetts con.
,,efcGSsS a; al, Al oTs,m,ie relay ohamponship-s-
swarthmore 1. Ruckneii;s !. Iehtsh; q. johns ms
l.usans,7 Rutsers; :. D,ckins2n; 0, Muh'. n
p. .M.--ClassB, opo-milc rcIpy chamn'on-
bill; 5, Geiumba; J. Kediands;S ). 16cciiestai;
u. Notre Dane; :, Boston College; \, Glenn,
son; 2, Howard ] 10; L. T. Naval Aoadcmy'
800 +. M,--one-mo freshmen college re-
!ss Ssa%g, e AmCriS rgpmAa
S. ": >; Naval Academy; .. pr'rcs,on. ,a,
relay championship OF America, j, Hunting,
ten; z. Lawrsneevillc; s. Mereersburs' L.
Sis = M~i?o-ysra hurdles ,nnsp.
5:23 p. M,---Ope- high school relay
championship Of Amc1r,ria2-i, 1ri, NsWnrk Cen Cen,
Central; 4. Akron West }. Hutchinson Cen
tral; o. Rridseport Conn.,; Z. Scott: 3,
10, Cedar, Rapids; H. Rochester shap la,
Mcdford IS. iirookline: ~. Lynn English
S, hool.
5.8 r. A. loo yards das sh lhnsD.
53J =, M--One-milc college ruiay cham
pionship OF Amerlea-l, Princeton; ., Penn
sylvania: 3, cornell, 4, u. ), Naval Arad.
envy. ), Pennsylvania state; u, Red.aD.ls: T.
NJ !. 7, 3, Rutgers, 0. Syracuse; 10. George.
town; II. Ohio State.
$40 +. M.---Four-mle college relay cham
ponship of America--1, Ohio State: ., Cor
nell; 8, Pennsylvania; I. Yale; >. George
town: u. Pennsylvania State: Z. Columbus; 3.
Princeton. l
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Everythiie u In readiness for the
6psninS 81 ne new BFidesburS BASEBALL
pdrk, ~ RichmoS Il and Orthodox,
streets, this afternooM New. Is used
beeiusS lilly Whitnih says that Bill
KSisef, hdj \ proven Nh ability as a
gtoundkeepers Rand the improvements
made on fht nF0und and sands the last
month have tfqnsfoImed the place.
\ Seating eec0Rim6 IONS have been
provided .tat exactly 1000 spectators, and
200 truckl0Adg of the finest soil have
hslped thA 'infeld ana outfeld i'm
mensely.l The diamond has been given
It's last rolling and the fans are waiting
for the 4 paplsS|S, p!I;|,. to !, cry @ Play 6si' G y.
been provided. The backers Of the team.
Harvey Barrett. a member Of the board
Of (}overn4tt Of the Philadelphia Base
ball Association; Frank Keller and
Harvey Titxelnaief, stand ready to sup.
port Whitman 70 the limit. and the up.
town rootefs will not fdil TO take advan-
tase Of the 6ne ball game with neutral
Parades and flag .raisinss on OPEN
ing days are something new to the fans
in this section. With "a. band in the
lead the principal streets will be
travelled hy leading politicians and
pliyers. Among those who have ac-
cepted invitations are Coroner William
Knight, Register of Willis William
Campbell. C0uncilmen William Nc:
Kinley. Bob Patton and William Horn.
Many; leaders Of, industrial concerns in
the vicinity will also attend.
Following the parade to the grounds
the flag will be pnfurled by Miss Caro-
lyn' Whitman. the five.year. old silaugh-
ter Of the hard hitting manaEet, The
il gift OF Charles H.. silcox, one OF
that delegation .of uptowners who says
Bridesburg iss invincible.
Exactly at 3:15 PM. the first. ball
will be. tossed out by Joseph Muir. a
widely known manufacturer, Philadel-
phia Terminal, the visiting club, has
three former BFldesburg players in
Wary Butts, "Chads' Fairburn apd
burg boy. He will be opposed by Gene
Costello or, Lefty" Stiely. IA
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Schedule ~ Ind spsysds dssass
tor. Today and TOnsorrOsO
sAruRpAY

Ss,sx.s.as. Ts..-:.sS - n.sx..k~sv.
ss{snsee ae1 OSshSa.x STREET.. ". 80.
h"ssw, sA - Isl.
Qle1sl1e q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Fefsy.
~ Ss.sS ~ IsnusS Z IsuaS ~ SSssss.. v>-~1S -
wsANSs.S~sxISr .sssC"Ss - ' ..-s -
M WSGXSSSUY- - r1sS >sta q sSss.~>~
wt9SS4Ssa kvseY xs.Us.SS
~ yffHs.M.Ss ffsM ~ SSSt ~. - .stv..txth s,l
~ S.vsssSy~ ~ NS.'' "'s "'~" -
SsS5N A. - v.x~-.s~ssh v~,s
rEsCsS sasss ..n:s 80 - ass. .v""..
Nls-xS%@ ~ ~ Ec,us Vt" x "sEscsi. Wirh,an<I
ParS. - 80. - =.
yeSSssr q. -: % Snanahsh'
3e.SS phiIiv tschrsws aN Msekey C1ub.
rsrSs"MirsS ~ s~Srs~ stsse4s'
( Patterson Eilk box at ssuth Phillies. Brood
ars,.ssr n.k,Sr s~s a vsn,s,vc.S ~ rr.rt.
s. nSHsnSW =: 81 Me"S 0vusL svs.-
- 49, Ieffaaa'e sve"ue sne
MIG y. S,,s srs..s. rhs..~.~sn ..A
yshneSo streefs. " IT, : - - -
0eenantCwn at Isgen. Eishteenth and
Roeklend streees.
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Fitting Inaugural Ceremonies
for Opening Of Donovan-Am-
strong Field 0lsnsids Rival
ouLLmAn CHOSEN TO PITCH

y A brand new ball field will be thrown
open to West Philadelphia baseball
fans this afternoon when the Donovan.
Armstrong grounds ut Forty eighth and
Walnnt streets are dedicated. Howard
Nj. Donovan. president Of the Phil
adelphia Baseball Association. and
president OF the athletic association Of
the same name will be absent at the
opening contest.
For months Mr.. Donovan has been
watching the progress Of the workmen
IN getting the grounds in shape and on
wednesday, was stricken with pneu
monia and Is confined to his home seri. :.
ously III. 7II-, --'s
The object ofthe owners of the West
Philadelphia team was to provide COM
tort for the spectators and they will
be agreeably surprised at the sur
roundings Mt this afternoons open-
ing clash with Glenside. for the past
two seasons champions Of the Mont.
gomcry County League.
The park has three entrances
from Walnut street above Forty eighth,
one from Locust street below Forty.
ninth and an automobile entrance at
the corner Of Forty eighth and Locust
streets. II Is an innovation MS far as
ihiladelphla is concerned. and is the
only grounds with parking space in
side where spectators can sit in their
cars and watch the games. pat.
The club. under the management OF
Moose Mccormick. is expected to Gu,
wide swath In the series to be staged
IN the fall for the championship of the
city. Mccormick has surrounded him
self with lot of good PLAYERS. ant
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SWEDISH CHAMPION WINS
Einar Johannsen Defeats Soldier
Leavitt In Wrestling Bout

Einar ,J0Iannsen, wrestling cham.
pion of Sweden. defeated Soldier TGav-
lit. former A. Il. +. titleholder, In the
main bout mt the Olympia Club nsr
night. The end came exactly IL MIN
utcs 5 seconds after the start. 30.
hansen winning by the use of a hear
lock over the shoulder.
In the second bout Wladek Z5yszso.
brother of the former worlds champion
scored Il decisive win over Harry Ie.
tOssky after an eleven minute struggle
by a half nelson and forearm hold.
Opening the show was the Demctral-
Maletena. tilt. the former taking the
hOnors with q body arm scissors after
eighteen minutes of fast work. A fair
crowd attended the show.
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WALKER WILL MAKE
BOW AS PILOT TODAY
Former Umpire Appears as
FIeisher Yarn Manager
Against st. Columbia

Tom Walker will MAKE lia dehat ON
the home field ns manugc, o, e., r'leisher
Yarn baseball team this afternoon,
when tl,c 81. Columba team vii! oppose
the downtowncrs at Twenty -sistli and
l.eed streets.
The veteran umpire and pitcher has
signed n fast collection of players
many of whom are new to the home
fans. and only Lefty Nolan at first
and Larry sutton behind the bat are
from the 1921 club.
The p!avrra have been landicaDpcl
through lac; of rrncti"e. hut this is
expected to he Offset shortly. as tho
team will be in action every day from
no"' on.
The "unning ,lnv ceremonies will br
rirf. ~" usual hand concert has been
dis'cns"a VIII, "nl the first Ian win b.
"~'"el ~ w. Samuel w, F'cister
'a'~p,' N'ccanachan t''c Fleisher rep,
rc%en,ativr IN the Philadelphia Baseball
Asso intinp will rnfrrl the flag.
Willie McIIenty. the star local south
paw. has been given the nitchiny assign.
ment. while Jack Smith has three itch
ers to select FROM Pete Daley. of Cath
olic High School. will work behind the
bat for the Saints.
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HIGH SCHOOLS


100 +. Nj. Parkesburs: 9, Brld; port
PaD; 2, Colleseyille. 4, Avondale; j. Dur,nt;
q. Catonsville: z. Marple-Newtown; 8. Honey
sro; sroSS; .; Doy'estown: TO- Malvern H.
100 p. Nj. Lincoln, .; Car!islc; B,
Pittston: 4, ,Easton: .. Elkton: q. Wilkins
burg: Z. Irvington.
3. seilarsvilie 1. Camp Curtin; ). West
Grove: 9. Baskerville; Z. Lambertville: 5.
IL;ehiSht9n;, Sn;, o; Hatboro' TO- runkhannoek'
Grove: o. swarthmpre; 4. Holmes; 5. Ken
nett SQUARE; 9: Darby; Z. h; BowningtSn; s. s.
schwenksvilie.
LA p; MI; walden; ., Point Pleas. lea $:
g. Wssted SSsf ;ff io FsTs!"H
isSRs !, Mm Asn#,S"; Perth AHs.s R}s;sy
PARK: q. P,eassntville: !. Trcdyffrin Fast
town; $: Glassboro: 0, Iammonton: 10. Mill
v'Gi sa ii hSferiiYra' Mmi LaFewool S%ISF ~ ~; =
aSdGe 8 mn': Me,s 4 WNawosS New TGr
), oU"s %eona: nS .. fsnn's Grove s'' ','S '''a
laS +. MI, Neptune; > H&ddonnsld' E.
sSury
:. Las P. Nj. Chester: 2 Camden; g.
VILE. 7. West Chester: 5. Bordentown Man
= ;:so r. Nj. d. Bois =, Lebanon; 3.
PottsvilIe :. East Green%iilr; s. shenan.
''f 80 = +. WI. iSnsdcwnc. !. Grord Cot
lege; 3. ,Radnor: T. ,Che!ienham- 3, phila-
aslnhia 9 Morr5-toTn /
,,f@s M rnE'swgsa; z 3; No"}gIgr r, r, ;: ;:
I!alI;,7 !. r'ainas'd; S. New Brunswick .
" 3:os T.. Nj. washinvton western :.
Brool!yn Manual: 2. Baltimore City College;
isSa; / Curtis; A.an!Is c,y' 8 pstnson =
rasHT VIA +: MEis Alisnie~n HnS"i seranton; 9.
York; !, Lancaster; $. Bsthehem; o, Johns,
a;$o r. M;r-l, ,,t,n Lynn EnsIishi 2, Lsnsdales
Fniiaaainni" @ Central Gx Se@ York MaPs msG
School of Ccmnsroe: !, Phiiadolphia North
east. 9, g.. -, 'r
Special Event
o:2G y. M.--i20-yard hurdle cheats on
grass), ~"
PREPARATORY SCHOOLS ..
a:a5 =. Nj. Pernsylyunla institute for
Deaf; ., Oonk Lane Country bay school 3
WllminGtor Fricnds, l. baltimore Friends
:aa +, Nj Shady side; ., st, ASnes;
3, trreland NJ, and institute: 4, Harris
aA7 y. MI, Wes.town; = Morristown
3, Emerson Institute; 8 81. James; I, 70.
and "S Marshall; ] i. St. oJssph's pr.p.; o. Al:
s:a.Ss p. Me&l, perkiomeni 2, J., ,yo: 8,
ton; o, Princeton Prep; !, Montcair Acad-
Can for IoO,yard dash -sprinters Cor
Event M. 81 must ferort IN grass at start
AZ this time so that the heats may be made
moi reportinS at tris time viii not lie pcr-
mi,ied to TO E,s, into % ,nc lace ., ,.,,n..
y. Swarit,porc Prem; !, Ge-mnntevn Acad,
emy; =. Wenopah Military; q. ~ luke'si 7.
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Time / Trsck |. IdvShtS N
1:00-2:0O- ish5etI ~ flslkys.
Ell = High lufdlt
( Z, 1913 :06 ~ b,eS SbatS Stttt school,
srehSS. y s
s.51 Ill !, asad " sss s,;A heats.
. s:5s-U. 8. wo. mile college re-,
Z Lay. fs II,
l4:io- u. 3. sls.nlis COLLEGE :.
Il 'l.2o Glass ) prep school smil.
s:ac-dl.:. high ;iehool Mi. n
;sI:as2v, t~o,. mile i.et.r.eAe. i
lastic relay. 4 !. 4: Z,
& 4:42-Nornsl school mile relay;
4:4s--Scuth Atlantic college mile
relay. ~ S;F
4:54 Middle States eeilss. mile
xelay. II n 7.
3 :oo-u. 8. college class , mile
v:VO-U. .. college freshmen mile
relay. A2ts $50 g.
z. b:12-U. iI: 8 prep school mile -.
High hurdle anai.s
:3-U. !. high scbooi mile
relay. sG
y -Hundt.d. ysra dash final.
b :35-U, 81 colfefe smi1e relay.
relay. ga
.Fiel1 Events
2:0O-poh v4ult. X II I.
s2:00-7Hish, jump. n
2:00-Javelin throw. NJ s5
3:00-Shot but. t8
S:30-Broad jump.
3:S0-D -Discus throw. .
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CASTLE TO MAKE DEBUT
Starts a. shanahan Manager
Against Gartnsr Today

Johnny Castle makes his debut 40
manager Of the Slianahan baseball team
this afternoon Mt Forty. eighth and
Brown streets against the Gartncr
Club, Of Parkland. IA
Castle is the former Phillies' out.
fielder and has assembled fast col.
lection of players. On the infeid are
such players as Harry Fritz and Joe
MulhOlland, stars OF the Stetson club
last year. and he has u list Of eight
hurlers. rs. ~
Included in this number are Al
Maeney, who was given a tryout with
the A's.last year and Lefty" Lloyd
the Trenton veteran. Maeney' IL ex-
pected to pitch tho opener against Walt
Mackin, ,tt t',o. fin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-29
LEAGUE CLUB BATTjNu
FORD & KENDIG READY
Season Begins Today With Nice.
town Furnishing Opposition

Just Il few minutes from Sixty ninth
street is Highland Park. and while the
fans of that town will not have a rep
rescntative in the Delaware County
League this year they will witness. an
even better brand Of ball, -.
The Ford & Kendig team has secured
the playing field there, and with Jim
Bonner at the head one of the best
clubs has been signed and the best teams
will play the plumbers. =
The opening opponent this afternoon
will be Nicetown. with ''Spider" Mason
on the hill for the visitors and BiiI
Barrett, formerly of the Athletics.
working for the home team.
William j. Ward. Prothonotary OF
Delaware County. will toss out the first
ball, and there will also be band con
cert and flag raising. with speeches BY
several prominent county ofiicials.
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Today's Scholastic Games
and Results of Yesterday

West Philadelphla High VS.. Atlantic City
High Atlantic City. .H
! Wilmington High vs. Coatcsviiie High.
Coz 'oe't'le. ~ .,.a. ~
Chester High vs.. Pottstown High, Potts.
town, r.,
b .ckinson School at Peddic Institute,
HlRhtstown. t-t
Reading High w. Norristown High. Nor
ristown. "...
Penn Charter VS.. Lower Merton High.
Queen Lane ,. ~
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE
West Philadelphia 'Iiigh. 1s; Frankford
OTHER RESULTS ="
Narberth High. o; Philadelphia Normal, 8.
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Tiaer Crews Race TODAY

Princeton. n. j.. April 2D.--Becauss of
poor weather conditions there was stO ysce
between the Orange and Black crews yes.
terday and the honor Of representing Prince
ton In next weeks contest with Harvard
and the Navy varsity eights still hangs in
the balance. DIR. j. Duncan Spa,th, director
OF rowing. announced that the two eight =
win decide the issue tomorrow and that the
crew. which cmerges victorious over tho
regular course of one and seyon-ejghths mile, ,
win be his choice for the Triangular race.
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0LD.TIMERs START
Hailer, Owner Of Park. WiNt Throw
Out First Ball =.

According to Jack Hines, manager OF
the Old Timers, downtown fans will
have regular olRnIig this afternoon,
At Haller Park, Thirteenth and John.
son streets. his team. will meet Ian.
caster in the first gaihc Of the season.
The visitors represent he Fulton Club.
and on their trip here last year won a
big majority Of their games.
Hines has laid ont n regular big
league program for the. opening. There
will be three bands and Old Glory will
be unfurled in all It's splendor. Thco-
dore Haller, owner of Hnller Park, will
toss out the first ball. -
Hines has five pitchers from whom
to make his selection for the contest,
and Is undecided as to whom he will
use, Old Timers will also play at home
on Tuesday and Friday evenings, and
every other Saturday afternoon.
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LIT nine OPPOSES 4
NORTH PILLS TODAY
New Managers Will Direct
Teams in Opening Contest. !,
Kramer to Toss Ball I
NORTH PILLS

The baseball season mt the North
phillics' ball park. at Fourth and Win.
oohocking streets. will be ushered In thio
afternoon. when the uptowners meeo
Barney Slaughter's Lit Brothers tcnmA
Both clubs are under new managers
this season. Perry Reifsnytler hayrno
'haree of the Phils and SLAUGHTER taking
active management of the store boys.
The usual ceremonies In cennecti0n
with the first game have been provided
" the home management and include
oI"I concert and fla; raisin".
TIE honor of tossing out the first ball
~ been given to John Kramer. prest.
mt nf the North pEiladelphiq club.
t"r'riHs .Iackal and Slaughter will
mi +" the Dag.
A'any improvements have been made
IN the grounds at Fourth and WingO-
hcckiny streets. and they are now cpm-,
rlete'y inclosed ~
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CHESTER ATTRACTION A AS
HllLDALE OPENS SEASON
Many Feature. Arranged for open.

Hilldale will kick OF the lid at Darby
Ball Park this afternoon with their
ancient Delaward County rivals, Ches-
ter, furnishing the other half Of the
attraction. i:" q =
Manager Ed Boldcn. Of the Board Of
Governors OF the Philadelphia Baseball
Association, has arranged for all the
frills that accompany the curtain raiser
and announces that the first ball will
be thrown out by Amos NJ. Scott, Phil
adelphia's first colored magistrate. Tho
occasion will be enlivened with music
Furnished by the Cornutppib Hand and
the Stars and. Stripes willsbe raised Is
the lofty Dag pole in center field.
:, With two weeks practice and. vic
tories over Forty eighth Ward and
Cressona Tigers, Captain Jess Francis
is confident his boys are ON edge for
the opening fray. F'lournoy and Cock
pll have shown wonderful form con :
sidering the cold weather, and in fact,
when Cockrell was working at Cressona,
snow was falling in flurries. z,
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British Car In Bio Race

I~Gi ,napoils. Ind. April o0.,-The firye
British-'naIc CIR 20 be entered in the 500.
mile nu emnb'ie race here May 10 WAS en-
tered when Speedway officials received 9
cab'e ram from w. Douglas Hawkes., mas
ufacturer of the car. CF
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Kershaw' at Leater

The Lester 4. O. will opc, their se-scn "a.
morrow '-'ti the stronr Kerehaw Club ~
ticic cpGonents at Lester. Pa. Provisions
have besn made for a large attcr''ance.
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SHOW SILK sox HERE
Famous Paterson Nine Plays at
South phlls, Pack

Howard Lohr will introduce local fans
to the Paterson silk Sox at the South
Pills Park at Broad and Bigler streets
this afternoon. The Sox have one Of
the best teams in the country. and Of
the original combination Of six years
ago Lohr and Jimmy Eschen are the
sole survivors. .
There are many of the 1921 squad
back this year, and they expect to lower
tod.S tod soloT The visitors started the s season 5
last Sunday By scoring win over the
Boston Americans.
Bill Rudolph. expects to start Bill
Gallagher, who scored an impressive
victory over the Fleisher Yarners last
Saturday. For the Sox. Raymond,
Talcott or EnriGht may hur.
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Jenny louah,ln pstsa.s o.rox

"A @sss,s,,.e, ,,.e, N, .Ya Aprli 20. lIs,,s q har-
shta ~ 10 Eood atiysntage, Tommy
S.rss. S sts IL ':,'s Z sw,Gy:. GGs..
';a ;s';c ~ 4 81 i,..: y: st'issssi| s'isss|
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BOOSTING HOME TALENT
Only Germantown eoys to Play for
stenton Against Dobson

0tenton Against Oopson
J,&J. DOBsON STENT0N \. @.
Tr.utwsin. m " SGhadle. 2b.
nSyic' ~ Howell, SIS. .., -. IS.
MrvS. - WoNSl RI.
Rlmln1inger. Ct. nspnmst, w. r
Lees. Yb. roMe"P
SSSss., "yk Owensetter, 3b.
Ssairh Armstronx. 1b.
saG'ssS;, sssaG'sssS:;,s:: y. Morton. q.
After their sensational opening vic.
..rv ~ Tho cxponse OF "Chnppic"
JoI,nson's Royal Stars, Sne l,onson tenm
will take on ''Jack Nnrsi : m,chto"
Field Cub this ,rtrrmoon at Ihirty-
fifth street and Queen Fahr,
,ow % Ills s.sson nnl Iwill have only
~ vers nm the team that live IN the
Vicinity. of Germnnto",t inc clmD tnnt
win take tho field EuN represem.s
Stenton, as all the Pfspts a'c "o'''
'asna. Manager Karst will be ,Ais b al pitching y.
ACC. Ills" Powell on the hill, while
"Rch Bates win " ,t ~ lfs,ieo0 ..aS MIX sfSs
wiii haRdk Ech01l ~ snopss'
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wIIdwood Opens with Kershaw

Everything Is, in readiness for wildwood
A. A. opening this afternoon at Wakeling
and Dttman streets Rgainst Kershaw. The
opening ceremonies include barh concert
and q parade. tg. Z . .|
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4 .TAsss Ays lettsrs In the Sports Department
q the Ev1Firse rvplIh L.Desl 3or lsnk
sl%ss' ,.se %it :. H's ssli. ~: ma
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INAUGURAL FOR LOGAN
pande's Club Opposes Germantown
= ~ Nine Today

The Logan A. A. meets Germantown
this afternoon in the first game of the
season at Eighteenth and Rockland
streets. u-B t-,:n
Manager Jess Dando has arranged to
have Halls Camden YIN. G. A. band
on hand to provide music for the fans
and DIR. Frank II. Hustled will make
an address before the contest. n
Howard Hamilton will toss the first
ball and Reber or Hesselbacker will
pitch for Logan, while Jim Conway
will ftwirl for the Collegians.
Logan will hold it's first anniversary
celebration on Saturday, June 20, when
special arrangements have been made
for the big celebration, including u
parade through the neigbboring streets.
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rem State and Georgetown had a
merry battle In the distance medley,
which was awarded to the Washington
!. .sellegians when Shields unintentiopally
Raled Connolly. running anchor for
s,sse9sgetown. Shields got of to the
',saa In the first quarter Of tho last mile
Sxlth Connolly shout, three yards In
w rear. The positions remained the
I !2me during the iirst quarter, but in
Il seeond and third Connolly was first
1sn Shields right ut his heels. About
1sg yards after the gun went of an
s,uncing tho last lap Shields started
sRrint that took him up front. a.
4 That brought q, sprint from Con.
y, who went into the lead. Half
/. around Shields In an effort to pass
Ssnheliy ran to bis loft aud inad-
sv.ant'y tripped him. With good
h tosIstnunship Shields waited for the
lad. permitted him To take
s lend and then beat him to the