Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-07
'iENN|S CARNIVAL
4 At GERMANTOWN
william T, Tildsn and Other
Z Noted stars will Play at
High School .,
nnljND ROBIN DOUBLE S
souND . ROBIN DOUBLES
nv PAUL PREP

4 ~ GERMANTOWN ACADEMY is pre-
: 81 nsriur for the big event Of the sen.
y, Anril 90. when six of the leading
ssnnis stars take part in a round. robin
L S,hles match on Academy Field, Ger
~"ntown avenue and School lane.
The competition will mark the open.
a., NJ the spring sports season at the
. .nusker institution. The receipts will
/ Il. used TO help pay for the new field,
"a admission of 81. so will be charged.
William T.. Tilden. I'd. worlds ten.
IA champion. a graduate Of German
! avn Academy, has charge Of the af-
Hir. He has arranged to have X.
Norris williams. Watson. Washburn,
s.nzo Shimiizu. Wallace F. johnson,
Vincent Richards and himself to take
/ Art in the match. Bill will be paired
vith Richards. johnson and Shimidzu
viii be partners and williams and
Washburn will play on the same side
| n the net.
4 Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory. ma.
Honsl women's champion, also will be
nresent, and may get into action.
In the evening the graduates will
siye play in the Orpheum Theatre. on
k.jsrmantown avenue. Here. too, TIL
4 AN will be in the leading part The
snectators will see I'ilden in the role
Al Jimmy in the play, alias Jimmy
. valentine. The tennis stars will be
the quests of the school at the theatre
and will occupy a box.
Gloucester Girls Win Title
Gloucester High School won the
South Jersey Girls Hockey League
championship by defeating Ceilings.
wood High School on the Haddonfield
Hish School grounds. 2 to I. All Of
the goals we're scored in the opening
period. =, -,
II am certainly proud Of my girls"
ksaid Miss Bessie Taylor, coach of the
winning team after the game. "They
played whirlwind offensive game. and
their defense was remarkable. Ceilings
wood also played fine game, but we
we're just little better"
Start Tennis Season
Germantown Academy and Penn
>Charter opened the 1nteracademic
League tennis season yesterday after.
. noon by defeating Episcopal Academy
and Haverford School respectively.
Episcopal Academy failed to win a
set from the Quakers on the Mannheim
courts. In the doubles, however, COL
vert and Kinder almost captured their
hrE set from Allen and Graves, but
the count ended rs. Ashbridge was
nearest to winning a singles match
whea he was defeated BY Pertry, 6.3.
prpeege Of William T. Tilden, I'd,
singles match from Price, the Episcopal
star, easily, 6.1, 60.
Penn Charter also made a clean
sweep, but failed to win all Of the sets.
One Of the surprises of the meet was
that Frank Ellis played first singles for
The Yellow and Blue in place OF Cap
tain Bartlett. p. G. won all Of. the
fotr singles and two doubles matches.
St. Joseph's Prep walloped Chestnut
Hil Academy at st. Martins Yesterday.
12hto 4. The ragged fielding Of the
academy team and the hard hitting of
the Crimson and Gray were responsible
tot 81. Joseph's win.
Episcopal Academy socked Northeast
High in the other baseball game Of the
afternoon. o to 3. The Churchmen,
champions of the Interacademic League
last year, made their hits count and
won easily. Although Northeast out.
aelded and outhit the Blue and White.
Il could not come through with the
final punch. All of the Northeast runs
were scored in the ninth after two were
sst.
Frank Sheridan was elected captain
Of the Catholic High track team yester.
! Day afternoon. Sheridan has been a
member of the Purple and Gold track
team for the last three years and is
holder OF the Catholic League broad
Jump record. which he made in 1920.
IN addition to jumping. Sheridan is also
a Splinter and member Of the 44O.
yard relay team.
Coach Glendon has a flock of candi.
dates practicing daily on Cahill Field
and he is confident he will have
worthy team to represent the school
this season.