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Hargrove's for Quality and Stylo EDDIE'S FRIENDS —and Value and Volume. Conditions to Govern 77mm SHE EFB RETAINS DISABLED , \NHATS WAR VETERANS National Open 8l& IDEA OF RAN.\I\T HEY LEID OVER H (T4 THE PûT 0QFO9£y Disabled Veterans now in town Sobs f EDDIE., Came here for their Convention VA SHôW US VlHMtH*] And as they wandered up and down Vl€U.7 lets fcôT AMy INS HD BLOCK Play Sfks Interest It came to their attention GOT?! --WERE i~M MIKEHASIT had a Sale of note Of course you've heard that, i see'EMi—ve SÛOIHIN 6- "TVUS GAME,TOO,y* Where Veterans who were wise ok! chestnut about "It might PAID <=RÛÛÎD SV|RUP?-HE»ES Former Billiard Champion Already had been in to vote have been worse." Committee Considering Arrangements * Neces­ For the Fifty-Dollar prize. MöNeVSHOW UNDERSTAND'. A STRAINtfT Puts Up Game Exhibition It reminds us of the story of sary if List of Entrants Should Reach More ALL but Cannot Pull Ahead. the little boy who having been US THE FlftS- 0»4E-r - Can You Understand told his grandad had swallowed 1 the "fiddle." said, "Well he Than 300 as Is Thought Probable. VM>RViSl—TH*T PiN^ . Chicago, March 28.—(By The Asso­ There was a fellow who got married hoped grandad would 'lay off IS, IF VOU HME VJE.U-. By MEU - fw tions of billiards in his long career, a checking account at the bank for hi* The point we want to make is proaches curiosity increases regarding done. but was unable to overcome the spec­ wife. The other day he went home all that although it's raining— It now appears that , C'M OM'.-C'MOH1, AGOUT "T3 SHoW tacular playing of the champion, Jake boiling over and told his wife that her conditions to govern the national open British opes titleholder; , account was overdrawn. She meekly '"April showers" always bring Schaefer, in their 1500-point 18.2 golf championship tournament sched­ American champion, and Walter Hägen, I've &ÖT A VOU Of*E OFTWiE balkline match for the world's title, replied, "Why, John, I can't see how "May flowers," keep on looking uled to get under way on July 11 over P. G. A. crown wearer, will represent and the second block of play ended that can be. I've got half the check 8 Ntnry little: MOST 0&-AtfnFV>t- book left yet." for the "Blue Bird," swallow the skokie course near Ctncago. The America in the British open champion­ with "Young Jake" stUl m the lead, the fiddle and lay off the piano, United States Golf association commit­ ship at Sandwich, , in mid-June. mit Myself! UTTLE. COMBINAT« I,000 to 952. Schaefer won the block 500 to 486, but at one time led his You see that dear thing didn't under- • hen you'll be all right. tee having this problem in charge is still Strengthen American Entry tve got IN THE WHGLH t6CKj In the event that Chick Evans, Jess do you THINK! I challenger 300 to 97. stand. Now, do you understand about ! undecided as to what course to pursue, three KIK6-S Score by innings: the Spring Suit Bargains at My Organi­ Think of how nice it is to have being ever confronted with the specter Guilford, Francis Ouimet, THROW MONEV — SEVEN. H16HT zation Sale? Every suit sold during a nice cleun bath, a fine, smooth of an overwhelming entry. or any other of our American amateurs VNHO WOULD Schaefer—157, 143, 35, 16, 53, 27, go abroad for the British amateur INTK POT JUST NINE.,TEN *N3> II, 58—500—50H—1,000. this sale means that the purchaser gets shave, and fresh new clothes Suppose that upward of 300 players UkE TO "TAKE Average Tuesday night, 624-8; grand a Five Dollar bill handed him with the from your neck straight down should send in their names. Such an tourney, at Prestwick, the latter part TO HEAR IT — *N1> ALL . suit. array would put to rout almost any pro- of May, and remain over for an addi V A LOOK'. average, 5*14-17. south, including the calluses off RATTLEl Hoppe—43, 54, 0, 71, 17, 134, 167— your feet. vision made for previous 'opens. The i tional month, the American entry in PtM Ü -O. MA-My suggestion favoring two courses which the classic British open will be materi 486—166—952. Shoo away trouble, class officials of the Professional Golfers' ally strengthened. Average Tuesday night, 69 3-7 ; grand that's all. association made some time ago, thus Reports from the south are to the average, 59 8-16. MIKEHASIT far has not been favored by Robert effect that Hutchison, Barnes and Champion Starts Fast Clothes may not make a man Gardner, chairman of the championship Hagen will leave for England shortly The champion started with rapid GREAT, but make him FEEL committee, one of his objections be­ after the north and south open is played scoring runs of 157 and 143, which great- Ours do. ing that the extra course which would at Pinehurst, in order to prepare thor­ took the heart out of Hoppe's follow­ only be used for a day or two, might oughly for the British meet on British ers, but only stiffened the backbone of Everything great—from collars handicap some of the contestants. courses. the veteran, who as a boy in his 'teens to sox—from value to volume. Last year Jock Hutchison violated all D Would Divide Field nearly two decades ago, beat the traditions of the tight little isle by world's greatest players. On the other hand, Gardner rather transporting the championship to i Hoppe's lips tightened perceptibly leans to a plan calling for dividing the i America, after a stirring battle with as he sat in bis corner watching field into three parts. The first would young Rogers Weathered, English BEGIN TH Schafer's perfect work in the first play 36 holes on Monday, the second 36 j amateur. Although it is hardly likely two frames, and when the challenger Hargrove's holes on luesday and the remainder ; that the Chicago Scot will repeat that failed to score in his third inning the play two rounds on ednesday. The j fcat this year, the triple combination « match appeared to be over. best _4 scores and ties of the three j 0f Hutchison-Barnes-Hagen should PHI Schaefer, however, weakened in the E The Shop for Father and Son days could then get together in the keep the defending British golfing I final frames and Hoppe came back championship proper on Thursday and i forces occupied from start to finish of with 134 in his sixth frame, passing Friday. the championship. 21 Schaefer in the next inning with a run and New York Are This would in addition to prolong­ mi Alan Gow, who has been appointed ) 1K2 MY IMT'V Furuw Scnvicc. l«c. of 167. ing the meeting a day also cause a two- professional at the Edgewater club, At the start of play Schaefer was Enemies Until Reg­ day layoff for those who qualified on Chicago, has sailed from England for the Hoppe of last night. He played ular Season Opens. Monday. That may be regarded as an this country- He is accompanied by with precision that was perfect, while NTEIES objection, but no matter what way you Forbes Leith, his assistant at his form­ Bumping Into a Straight Flush. Hoppe was very unsteady and the look at it, the ever increasing size of er club, Banstead Downs. The Surrey breaks were all against him. New York. March 28.—Brooklyn the field is bound to necessitate some professional is the latest addition to As the game progressed the luck and New York are baseball enemies to­ : sort of legislation regarding the entry. the considerable list of British players shifted and the champion at one time day and will continue hostilities until ICOLl Definite announcement has been who have drifted to America in recent seemed certain of defeat. the regular season opens. Robinson's made that and Abe years. He was born at Lochton, Perth­ Back of Hoppe's corner sat his 5- Mitchell in response to many requests Davis Cup Contenders Lo National hopefuls and Huggins' Yan­ shire, in 1885, and represented Scot­ year-old daughter. Alice, and as the kees begun their long trek from Dixie for return engagements, plan to arrive land against England in the professional night's play ended, she rushed to her in this city early in July. Thev will at Beaumont. international match at Muirfieild in father and whispered in his ear: Meantime the Giants and the Chi­ play in the national open at Skokie, 1912. For ten years he was located "You'll win sure tomorrow, papa." and may be booked for matches from e cago White Sox continue their threat­ Shell Drivers Will Have Their at Gogmagog, Cambridge. Will Be More Numerous "Perhaps she's right." commented ening gestures, which so far have re­ July 16 to October 25. John Anderson Hoppe "I hope so, and I think so, sulted in the Sox Greatest Season This Year is taking charge of the schedule. ,he b nk, Strong Britain Team Australian Champion I SSiÄSh?" " \Wf"ii Is Predicted. With Sandy Herd, J. H. Taylor, This Year Than Ever Schaefer left the bails in good posi- j ' ° ' - Giants. tion for his first shot Wednesday night George Duncan and Abe Mitchell pre­ Comes to America to when the final 500 points of the match PHILADELPHIA AMERICANS New York, March 28.—College row­ paring to come here for exhibition Vila, Sport Expert, Declares will be played. LOSE TO ST. LOUIS CARDINALS ing will have its greatest season during matches this summer, and Harry Var- Belgium, Japan and Hawaii Send Entries for don and more than likely to Fight Jack Dempsey Definite Conclusion Follows Philadelphia. March 28.—Facing' the coming spring and the large squads make the trip once more, it looks as major league opponents the first time! now drilling under expert coaching at International Lawn Tennis Tournament this season, the Philadelphia Ahtletesi though the British contingent in the na­ New York, March 28.—Jim Tracy, Defeat of Tom Gibbons. were humbled, 13 to 3. at Galveston! numerous institutions are indicative of tional open would be a more formidable credited with being heavyweight pugil­ CORNELL BU Monday by the St. Loui3 Nationâls. a new interest in the sport. A healthy one than ever. Nothing definite has istic champion of Australia, has arrived Practically at Eleventh Hour. New York, March 28.—Joe Vila says The American leaguers were able to growth in rowing, together with spirit­ been planned in the way of a schedule here with the announced intention of that one definite conclusion drawn collect but five hits, while the Card­ ed rivalry on the water, has brought for Mitchell and Duncan as yet, but eventually meeting Jack Dempsey in a from Harry Greb's point victory over inals hammered out 19 safeties. about an unprecedented year in college quite a few dates are being listed for bout for the world's title. He is big New York, March 28.—There is a fore visiting competitors from Cali­ Tom Gibbons is that Harry Wills, the OLD TIME At Leesburg, the Phillies continued' aquatics and has also brought more un­ Taylor and Herd. enough to aspire to any heroic deed, prospect that the record of the number fornia. although giving ample evidence negro, still is the only dangerous an­ to overwhelm college opposition, de­ certainty about the foremost crews of The last named will play their first standing 6 feet 3 inches in his ring of nations challenging for the Davis of skilK tagonist for Jack Dempsey, world feating Steitson collge. 26 to 1. rlie season. match in this section. On July 19 they shoes, and weighing 210 pounds. cup is to be pushed slightly higher this The challenge from Japan, which heavyweight champion. Greb doesn't will appear at the W.vkagyl Country vear than last. Belgium. Japan and was cabled from Tokio by Tsuneekichi possess the science or quick thinking A year ago the Navy eight gave FIEL PIRATES WIN AND LOSE a marvellous display of oarsmanship in club for a 36 hole exhibition opposed Hawaii have sent in their entries to Asabuki, president of the Japanese needed to offset the titleholder's over­ winning the Poughkeepsie regatta at to two well known amateurs to be an­ Tennis Star Playing the officials of the United States Lawn Lawn Tennis association, is generally whelming attack. Wills, on the other AT HOT SPRINGS, ARK. three miles. Princeton was unques­ nounced later. Siwanoy will be the Tennis association practically at the regarded as the mere formality of pro­ hand, is equipped with the necessary tionably the best at two miles, and the next to entertain-the pair, on July 23. eleventh hour. The addition of this viding for a reservation in the draw. physical development and fighting skill Results of Indoor Meet ShowsiPiSbur^pira^ tS^art^Tio! remarkable rejuvenation of the Yale and after that will start for Shawnee to With Boy Partner group to the nine challenges already Few believe that Japan can repeat the to extend the champion of the world to Remarkable Ability of Moak- diamond battles at Hot Springs, Ark.. crew under Coach Corderry gave the compete for the Shawnee shield July recorded brings the total up to an remarkable run of luck that resulted in greater lengths than ever before. Monday. according to information! Blue a smashing victory over Harvard. 26 and 27. An August date has also Loses Indoor Doubles even dozen, the same unmber included Ichiya Kumagas and Zenzo Sbimidzu Greb is little more than a middle­ ley's Star Performer. reaching here. The first title against! These events last, season did much to­ been provided for Taylor and Herd to in the series of last season, and which gaining the final round of the series a weight and probably can make 160 the Yannigans, the regulars won; wards reviving the interest in college play at the Country club of Indian­ established a new record for the great year ago through two surprising de­ pounds at 2 p. m. for the world cham­ easily. 7 to 2, but when lined up! New York, March 28.—William T. New York, March 28.—Confirmation ! rowing. apolis August 26. international team matches of the faults and a semi-final round battle pion of that class, Johnny Wilson, against a combination of stars of Tilden II. national tennis champion, against the team from India. without subjecting himself to hard­ of the fact that Cornell was building years gone by. in a two-inning farcical' Squads Are Large Plan Underground Course playing with AI Weiner, the 14-year- courts. up one of the old time track and field The challenge from Hawaii was not Kumagae in III Health ships. Tn his best fighting trim, Greb match, they were sadly overwhelmed.' The squads which havp been work­ Incidentally, it is the plan of this pair j old school boy, was put out of the na- would have to concede a 30 pound teams was in evidence at the indoor in- j 11 to ing patientlv for several weeks are sur­ wherever possible to have the morning i tional men's indoor doubles champion- unexpected. It has been talked of be­ ^ Shimidzu is now in this country. tercollegiate championships, which the ! prisingly large. At Yale. Harvard. fore. As d matter of fact, several of Kumagae is just arriving in Japan, it handicap to Dempsey. Wills, if he ever play in their exhibition matches call for ship tournament in the second round the important lawn tennis clubs of the should enter the ring for a crack at Ithacans won. It was plain that Jack ! ri cvfi Awn mwnoc win Syracuse, and Cornell the number has two ball foursomes. They are said to Tuesday in two straight sets by Ingo is known that he is not in the best of Dempsey's title, would tip the beam at Moakley had been hard at work on : CLEVELAND JUNORS WIN reached three hundred or more. Even Hartmann and James C. E. Wing. The Hawaiian islands are listed as mem­ heatlh, and his return to the United WITH LINDSEY IN BOX be practically unbeatable at that game. bers of the United States association. 210 pounds, being at least 15 pounds some of the more obscure members of at the Institute of Teeh- What might be called the world's only scores were 6-0, 11-9. States is uncertain. At the time of the heavier than the champion. the team, so that there will be point Cleveland. Ohio. March 28.—With nologv. where the sport is just broad­ underground golf course will soon be This includes the Beretaniu Tennis national championships at Philadelphia winners here and there to come to the Jim Lindsey in the box for the junior ening' out into a intercollegiate sport, built on the Bay Farm island. Alameda, WISCONSIN BOWLERS MAKE club and the Hawaii Polo and Racing last Seijtember, Kumagae expressed Gibbons Hasn't the Punch support of his few stars. The remark­ team of the Cleveland baseball squad, t lie squad is just as large. While the SIXTH PLACE IN DOUBLES club, both of Honolulu. For a number doubt of representinjjr his nation in the Gibbons, easily outboxed and outwit­ this team defeated a nine composed Cal. It will be known as the Encinal of years the Hawaiian championships able running of the two Browns, N. P. number of candidates at Columbia has Golf and Country club, constructed un­ Toledo, Ohio. March 28.—II. Lange Davis cup matches of this year. ted by Greb, cannot punch like Wills. and R. E-, had been expected, for both largely of the veterans of the club by not been as large as at some of the der the supervision _of Willie Locke, a and F. Schieike of Madison. Wis., have J>een held at the former's courts. Chevalier Paul de Borman, the fam­ The big negro also outclasses Gibbons have been traveling fast in the dual , a score of 3 to 2 in a five-inning game other colleges the interest among It has been usual for several of the ous lawn tennis stnr who led the first in ring science, endurance and speed. at 1,allas Lindsey allowed two hits. professional. The Encinal course will | bowled a score of 1.276 in the doubles best of the Pacific coast stars to stand meets, and enough other distance menj Coach Rice's candidates has been so be considerably below the sea leved and j event of the American Bowling con team of his nation in the Davis cup In fact, neither Greb nor Gibbons could were in action to prove that Cornel] keen and spirited that there is every as competitors. W. Eklund and matches of 1904, challenged in an ap­ escape a knockout at the hands of will cost approximately half a million I gress tournament here Tuesday and A. L. Castle have been the most con­ will get much of its strength from the RECRUIT HITS A HOMER reason to expect formidable crews on dollars to construct, and it is expected went into sixth place in the standings preciative note to the national asso­ Wills inside of a 15 round limit. cross country pack, the backbone of all FOR BRAVES IN FLORIDA the Harlem this spring. sistent winners at Hawaii, which fore­ ciation. Paul de Borman hag closely Having eliminated themselves as con­ that it will be some time before the ! for the only change that took place in shadows the belief that they will be Cornell, track.. .. teams. . , r 4L I - March 28.—A home run Never before has such an impres­ course is ready for play, due to the dit'- ' any division all day. followed the fortunes of international tenders for Dempsey's crown, there­ In estimating the strength of the I with the bases full by a recruit. Frank sive schedule of rowing events been ar­ the players nominated for the Davis lawn tennis. Ile has competed in all fore. Greb and Gibbons must confine teams as they appeared at the indoor ranged among American colleges. For cup team. their future operations to encounter Putnam of Worcester, marked the| the famous tournaments of Europe and meet it must be remembered that Cor­ Braves' training game at St. Peters­ example, during the months of May and Several New Players he also stood as a member of the Bel­ with one another or with such men as nell was without the services of Tiish. .lune there are no fewer than eight LET THE WEDDING BELLS RING OUT. Carpentier. Miske and Tunney, Greb burg, Fla. Putnam did not gain a Many of the foremost Japanese and gian Davis cup teams in 1913, 1914 who bad been looked upon as another steady job. however. as ' dual rowing regattas. The season be­ Chinese players have competed in the and 1919. and Tunney should be brought together runner of the John Paul Jones type, Mitchell is to send him to the* minors gins with the race between Washington ( sJOI-M YOU TELL Hawaiian tournaments. This affords Belgium has hopes of sending into for the right to box Carpentier. and of Waterman, the sprinter, who i for another year. and California, on the Pacific coast, I WAS TALKlMG As for Dempsey, it looks as If he j YOUR WlFL. WHAT THOUGHT an interesting side light upon the Jap­ the competiton a stronger team than went to Cornell from Kxetor. That | __1 on April 8. and will end with the inter­ \ 1 SAID AND I TO AL GOOFEV. anese challenge, as it is practically the four that represented the nation must fight Wills or remain on the the Ithacans were able to come through collegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie on HE. SAID StMCE OF certain that the team from the flowery- last year. Several of the best, men vaudeville stage indefinitely, for the LOS ANGELES TO GET J "1 HINK' YOU WILL THAT- in spite of the absence of these two June 26. IT IS SO HARD kingdom will include two, and possibly who could not compete last summer sporting public isn't interested in Tgood men speaks volumes for the bal­ BERNIE FRIBERG FROM CUBS Oxford-Cambridge April 4 I SAVE. MONEY- ry three, new players. In the Hawaiinn battles between the world champion Los Angeles, March 2S.—Bernie To ge-T A Cook. are now available and are expected to ance of the team, one of those scoring On April 4, the annual Oxford-Cam­ "centennial championship'' in April of try for the nominations, especially if lienvyweight and notoriously soft aggregations that build up through the Friberg. at present playing third base bridge regatta will take place. It is Mis wife. i% r'. last year two Japanese of more than the fortunes of the draw indicate the frequent scoring of thirds and fourths. for the Chicago Nationals, will b« possible that, following the English You DoiMG THE M ordinary ability appeared. They were possibility of the teams visiting the Tosses Off $100,000 Dartmouth sent along the expected turned over to the Los Angeles Pa­ Inada and Uno. Each met defeat be- United States. "Torn Gibbons just burned up $100,- cific Coast league team next Fridav, Henley, on June 30. a combination BELT CHER COOKING ANDJ/^ strong team, but Harvard is not up to Oxford-Cambridge crew may visit Can­ A GREAT// 000 sure money by making the match last year and Yale has yet to get into it is reported here. IT'S with Greb," said a prominent boxing ada to row in the international regatta LIFE . SAVING- I stride. Princeton will be strong when at Toronto. manager. "If Gibbons had kept on the teams get out of doors if her best COLD WEATHER OVERTAKES Yale will race Pennsylvania on the Ed Lewis Offers Vote That Baseball knocking out stiffs for another year weight men can be a little more con­ CINCINNATI REDS IN SOUTH Schuykill April 15, and on April 29 he'd have headed a battle with Demp­ sistent than they have been so far. It Cincinnati, March 28.—Cold, damp Yale and Columbia will race on the to Meet Dempsey and Football Team sey and would have drawn down $100,- must be remembered that Yale has yet weather overtook the Cincinnati Na Harlem. On May 6 Harvard. Navy, 000 as the loser's end. Tom also might to show full strength, for Tom Camp­ tional league ball players at Tulsa and Princeton will hold a three-cor- have copped Dempsey on the jaw and bell in the offing, and Douglas will un­ Monday, but despite this they staged nered race on the Charles river, and in Mixed Battle Captain, Yale's Best won the world championship. Stranger doubtedly be in better trim for the out­ an exhibition game with the Western on May 13 Columbia. Princeton, and things have happened in the ring. But door meets. leaguers of that city, and won it by a Pennsylvania will race for the Childs' Ponca City. Okla., March 28.—Ed New Haven, Conn., March 28.— Gibbons, either through overconfidence score of 12 to 4. or poor judgment, took on Greb and cup at Philadelphia. A dual race be­ "Strangler" Lewis, wrestling cham­ Yale's senior class has decided by tween Syracuse and Wisconsin may be was easily trimmed. To Restore Regions arranged and on May 27 the American pion, offers to meet Jack Dempsey, referendum that Malcom H. Aldrich, "Tom was shown up as a greatly Fighting Parsons Henley will be held on the Schuykill. boxing champion, at the 101 Ranch captain of the football and baseball overrated boxer by a clever fellow of Corn and Wheat The Yale-Harvard race, at New Lon­ here in the combination wrestling-box­ teams, has done more for Yale than who couldn't hit hard enough to break don, will be held on June 23. a window. If Gibbons had possessed .to Weather Report May Meet in Ring; ing match for a side bet of $50,000 any other member of the class. Ile real championship quality he would and the winner take gate receipts. The also was voted the most to be admired, have disregarded Greb's harmless blows offer was contained in a letter from the most popular and the most versa­ and put him away. Had Tom scored Helena, March 28.—Saturday, April Before Legion Vets Missoula High May Lewis Tuesday replying to Colonel Joe tile member of the class. a knockout, he would have been in­ 1, the weather bureau in Montana will restore the corn and wheat region sta­ Topeka. Kan., March 2S.—Proposal C. Miller, who said he had offered s stantly rewarded with a $100,00 guar­ tions to the daily report issued in Enter Basketball BOT I'VE DECIDED $200,000 guarantee and a split in re antee to meet Dempsey either on July for a boxing match between the Rer. YES I'M ceipts. Dempsey has not been heard Chicago Girl Loses 4 or Labor day. The match with Greb Helena, it is announced by William T. Earl A. Blackman of Chanute, Kan., ON A BETTER GOING To was a fatal mistake." Lathrop, section director. These sta­ national chaplain of the American Le­ Tourney in Chicago from, Miller said. tions are: Lewistown, Great Falls, Cut PLAN STILL- YOU gion and Chaplain Berd. of the Wash­ LET in Semi-Finals of Bank, Glasgow and Wibaux. The re­ ington state Legion, as a feature of Chicago, March 28.—Approximately DO IT. R Many Tennis Stars Sports for Women ports, issued for the 24-hour period the next national Legion convention, 25 schools will participate in the North and South Golf ending at 6 o'clock in the evening, will is approved by Chaplain Blackman, hs fourth annual national interscholastic Yes continue till September 30. announced in a letter to the kegîon basketball tournament to be held at the Enter Philadelphia Pinehurst, N. C., March 28.—Mrs. Will Be Boosted at On April 1 also the weekly crop post here Tuesday. University of Chicago April !>-8. uni­ S M. J. Scaminell of Uniontown, Pa., de­ summary will begin, and this lasts till versity athletic officials have an­ Tourney This Week feated Miss Edith Cummings of Chi­ New York Meeting the end of September too. ED "STRANGLER" LEWIS WINS nounced. Invitations have been sent cago, two and one, in the Be'mi-final OVER EUROPEAN CHAMPION to high school basketball teams that match of the north and south golf Boston, March 28.—Amateur Ath­ PLENTYWOOD WOMAN ~D I ES. Des Moines. Iowa, March 28.—Ed are considered the best in the country Philadelphia, March 28.—Many of Special to The Tribune. the ranking tennis players of the Unit­ championship here. Miss Glenna Col- letic union officials and representatives "Strangler" Lewis, successfully defend­ on the basis of rcords made during the lett of Providence, R. I., won from of women's sport organizations will Plentywood, March 28.—Mrs. Nellie ed his world's championship wrestling past season. Nineteen of the teams in­ ed States including William T. Tilden, Buckley Darnell, died recently in Cali­ II, world's champion, are entered in Mrs. C. M. Eubelacker of Arcoleo by meet in New York on April 8, to dis­ title here by defeating in straight falls vited already have sent acceptances. 8 and 7, and will meet Mrs. Scammell cuss plans for feminine participation fornia after an illness of several Armos Laitien, of Finland, European Among the teams that have accepted the middle states' indoor touranment which will take place here Thursday, in the finals. in sports, it was announced Tuesday. months. She was for several years in champion. Lewis won both falls with are: The meeting arranged in connection the millinery and hospital business in toe holds. The first came in 1 hour Greeley high school, Greeley, Colo,, Friday and Saturday. One former world's champion. 14 former national NEW YORK LIGHTWEIGHT with the plans for events for women this city and well known in eastern and 13, minutes and the second in ."t and Yankton high school, Yankton, champions, 6 state and 2 sectional BEATS BALTIMORE FIGHTER to be undertaken by the A. A. U. in Mcntana. minutes'. S. D. A champions are among the entries. Philadelphia, March 28.—Willie order that this country may be able Among team« expected to enter the Jackson, New York, outpointed Frankie to meet like competition from the rest tourney are: Missoula high school, JACK SHARKEY WINS Rice, Baltimore, Tuesday night in an of the world is to be carried out. Missoula, Mont.; Weston high school, FROM WILLIE SPENCER eight round bout. They are light­ When in the City, Eat at the (Äf-SÄS.1 Weston. Idaho, and Lehi high school, New York. March 28.—Jack Sharkey, weights. In the semi-final, George CLEVELAND HOCKEY TEAM Lehi, Utah. local bantamweight, was given the deci­ Chaney, Baltimore, had the better of DEFATS PITTSBURGHERS Pittsburgh, March 2{j.—The Cleve­ French manufacturera aie waging a sion over Willie Spencer at -the end of Jimmy Hanlon, Denver. Chaney had their 12 round bout St tlij? Pioneer the advantage in six of the eight land Hockey team defeated Pittsburgh Gerald•- Cafe< • i » ' '/«If "I • fight to have the eight-hour law raa- r«nrniU »C2* Vy W 215 in nn exhibition game.'ft to 3. pirdrd In that country. ~ u 1 4 »— Sportin* club. rounds.