THE SYRACUSE HERALD. FRIDAY' EVENING, MARCH 13, 1918. w

ROCHESTER CENTRALS TRIUMPH "PETZ" RZYlfOLDB BIOKS TO OVER ALL-STARS IN FAST OOAOH SYRACUSE UKIVXS8ITT CONTEST BY 22-17 SCORE ALL THE NEWS IN THE SPORTING WORLD FOOTBALL ELEVEN NEXT FALL REYNOLDS WILL BODffi TO REMAIN CARR WILL Roller How Teams Will Line-up To-night in Gym WITH CUT BALL SQUAD SYRACUSE PENN AGllN BE COACH . Macon, Tex.. March 1G.—Ping Bodle Coach Low Carr of the Syracuie uni- Skates Cronauter, Left Forward Right Guard, Ramont will remain with the Yankees regard- versity baseball team .will-make'a cut. GENUINE WINSLOW Dolley, Right Forward Left Guard) Martin less of whether or not George Burns In his squad In a short, time. At pres- OF HILL ELEVEN reports to Connie Mack. This was the ent ho lias too many moil trying out Schwarzer, Center Center, Davis assertion of Manager Miller Iluggins for Infield and outlield poisltiotis to Marcus, Right Guard Left Forward, Sweeney •• to-day. Ho says Bodle has no strings handle comfortably in th« ffynv Thet-a attached to him." Word received from is plenty of material which tho coacli Barsha, Left Guard Right Forward, Stannard "Pete" Signs Contract to Dcrrill Pratt indicates that lie lias can determine us hopeless now nnU come to terms. ' He will report here who-only hinder tho work of tho rest Referee, Tom Thorp of Columbia. Umpire, Carl Reed of Saturday. • '. . • • of tho men. - «" Wesleyan. Time of periods, twenty minutes. ' Work Under O'N'eill For. the present battery. candidates. > Redmond's Son Seek* Seat, will be left intact until they can bcjrtil - " Next Fall. . work outdoors and .until'.tho many London, 'March 15. — Capt. William soro amin become well enough so that Nearly 3,000 Expected to See Important Con- Bcdmond lias become a candidate Coach Carr 'can determine Uieir real for the Parliamentary scat for Wa- M-orth. Thp team's Greatest need nt "Bill" Horr Is Expected to terford, made vacant by the death of present is experienced battery men. test—Tom Thorp and Carl Reed his father, John Redmond, the Na- Barsha and Schwarzer will report for 'Sign Up in Near . tionalist leader. He Is opposed by the backstop position after to-night':) Will Be Officials. Dr. White, Sinn Feiner. came. Barsha caught on the fresh- man team last year and Schwarzcr wa» $2.50 Future. second string catcher on the varsltv which was offered to him by the ath- squad last spring. However, it Is not T-Tas all the better features for letic governing board of the university tho receiving end of tho battery that this pleasant pastime. Steel "With both teams primed for the clash, tho basketball quintets ot Syra- was not satisfactory and that ho also is the bigscst problem, but there arj ball bearing?, cones, cannot cuse university and the University of Pennsylvania will battle for honors C. TV. P. ("Pole") Reynolds, who did not want to worK another season a half dozen men trying out 1'or th4 tighten and no danger of losing in the Archbold gymnasium at S o'clock to-night. coached the 'Syracuse' university foot- under O'Neill.. It was said that ho bearings. Adjustable, of course. n mound position. Both teams have wonderful records on the court this season. Tin Xew Tori:. March,!,".—The largest) April 12. Memphis.. Tenn., Cincinnati j *" ' ff ">" and who recently thought that he should be the man in Columbia Cast Holler Skate 75c that ho would not return solo charge. Syracusans have won sixteen straight games and have not suffered a de- number of ante-season iuterie.iguc (X.) vs. Detroit (A.). Ia s ' , - -- It vas learned to-day that "Buck" Kansas City, .. Mo., March 13.— ri.-,.:n Hollow Steel Roller feat. The Quakers have woji sixteen out of eighteen games and have al- games over scheduled for decision" by Auril 12, Chattanooga. Tenn., Xcw <™ach oof thee eleveeevenn nexnextt fallfall,, hahass Although the prospects of a match be- Skate .51.50 major louguo clubs is planned by the Turk (N.. ) vs. Cleveland (A.). had' a chang' e of - mind, for he has O'Neill was anxious to have John iiiB made between Champion Jess Wil- ready won the championship of the Intercollegiate league. The two teams April 12. Brooklyn, N. Y., Brooklyn .signed up to worlc under Advisory ("Chick") Meehan, .former Syracuse Union H' ware Ball Bearing which have defeated Penn this season arc Syracuse and Princeton, the various baseball teams nov.- in training (X.) vs. Xcw .York (A.). quarterback, return to coach the backs Lird and Fred . Fulton are no nearer Skato $2.35 for the pennant races of ISIS. Close April 13. Brooklyn.-N. T., Brooklyn Coach Prank J. ("Buck") O'Neill on and ends next fall, but that Jtcelwn than they were after yesterday's con- Orange band winning after a hard fought battle at Philadelphia the last to sixty such contests Have been an- (X.) T.I. New York (A.). the hill next season. will probably not be able to get'a' fur- ference between Col. J. C. Miller of tho Winslow Fall Nickel Ball •week in January while Princeton won from the Pcnnsylvanians last week nounced, ami it is likely that several Several weeks ago Revnolds declared lough from the naval authorities to 101 Ranch, who rms-'Willarcl under cot,, Bearing Skate .S3.0O April 13. Lexington, Ky., Xew York come back here next season. trapt to fight July 4th, and. Mike Co • at Princeton. 'Earlier in the season the Red and Blue five handed the others be added to the already (X.) vs. Cleveland (A.). that he was through with football on "Bill" Horr has not vet signed .his llnj. Fulton's manager, it is probablii Princetonians a beating:. lengthy srhodulc before the clubs com- April 1". Cincinnati, O., Cincinnati the hill. It was reported at that time contract to bo line coach, but it -is another conference will ho held unleM Dlete thei.- journeys through tho South (X.) vs. Detroit (A). that Reynolds objected to coaching an- QUAKERS OUT FOR REVENGE. April 13, I'h'iladelphia, Ta., Philadel- expected that he will soon put his John Collins is willing to accept the term* Spaldmg & Co. and Southwest. phia (X.) vs. Philadelphia (A.). other season because the contract liancoclv on a contract. 10.offered for i''ulton's end. The Quakers have come to this city to get revenge for the defeat in Based upon the experience of past April 14, Baltimore. Sid., Philadel- 109-113 W. JEFFERSON ST. years, it is not likely that all of these SYRACUSE. January iby Bddie Bollard's basket tossers and Coach Lon Jourdet has in- phia (X.) vs. Philadelphia (A.). formed the supporters of the Ked and Blue quintet tbat the Syracusans contests will be played, as tho records April 1-t, Cincinnati, O., Cincinnati of recent seasons sho\v that not more (X.) vs. Detroit (A.). will be downed to-night. Jourdet will have his strongest team on- the floor itl 50 cent f t, _am6s ar-anged April 15, Brooklyn. X. T., Brooklyn in Stannard and Sweeney at the forward positions, Davis at center and'aro completed, rain and windstorms (X.) vs. New York (A.). IM-M-P Martin and Ramont playing tho tvro guard positions. - This combination frequently causing tho,teams to aban- 'Opening game of interclub series. NONE MORE PERFECT has proved to be an excellent one and the Quaker coach iecls that with don 'such exhibitions while en route. these five men traveling at top speed they -n-ni show'jihe Syracusans some That the clubs find these games ex-| CLOTHES speedy l>asketiball. trcmely helpful in defraying a portion j of the large expenses incidental to the j This year's Penn team is probably the best balanced team that has Southern training trips is shown by the represented old Penn in numerous ^-ears that the Red and Blue forces fact that more teams are scheduled TWEENFDLTON have either been leading the Intercollegiate league or making the leaders for these contests tha-n ever before. hustle to keep jn top. Last year the Quakers had .two stars in Captain While a large majority of the games IS WINNER HERE McKichol and Lou Martin, but the other members ot the aggregation failed win lie played while the squads arc to hold the pace set by that precious pair, with the result that Lon , traveling, a. few such interleave strug- Jburdct's charges had to be content with third place. |glcs will be" staged in big league parks I preliminary to the opening of the regu- OVER ALL-STARS "With Martin, who is captain of the team, as tho only regular back 'lar league season. Philadelphia. Brook- Then. Let Winner of This from last season, it would seem at first thought that the Quakers would lyn, St. Louis and Cincinnati will see have had a hard time ot it in the quest for victories this season, but such one or more such contests. There are Mill Clash With Jess a surmise does not take into account that Coach Jourdet has available tho but three games between teams in the Centrals Triumph in Fast five members of last year's freshman five, an aggregation that was con- same league in the entire list, and these Willard. will be played very curly during the sidered by basketball experts to be the best frosh team that had repre- training trips so that they will have Contest by 22-17 sented the Intercollegiate league colleges. As expected, the players in little bearing, from a comparative question, as soon as they were eligible for the first team, made the players standpoint, upon the work of the teams Score. Followers of Boxing Are back from last year's team sit on the sidelines, with the exception of Cap-- in the actual league play. tain Martin. A. two-year record of these ante- Peeved at Conflicting LIGHT. BUT HE CAN PLAY GAME. -season games shows that seventy- Colin,, Right Forward of _, . , „ ,, .. . , seven-have been played, of which the Reports of Bout. T.IIS fellow Martin is a striking example of the fact that it does noli National league teams won forty-three Victors, Gives a Fine take a physically big man to make a star basketball player. As college and the American league cluhs_ thirty- players so, he is quite slight, but zowie! how he can play that old court three, with one contest a tie. The Na- Exhibition. Xew York, ir.irch ].".—"Match game. Originally he was a forward, but last season Jourdet moved him tionals lead with 317 runs to their Kred Fulton and Jack Dempsey and rivals' 2S3, while hits and errors are back to a guard, where he has proved to Toe a wizard at the game. Be- about even. The list of 131S games let the winner have AVillard for the sides being an unusually sure shot and clever dribbler he is one of those arranged to date is as follows: title!" guards who is always around when he is most needed. In other words, March 17, Hot Springs, Ark., Brook- THE SUMMARY This is the attitude of boons' fans lyn (X.) vs. Boston (A.). CENTRALS. ALL-STARS. he knows just the right time to "break for the basket, and just when he March. 24, Hot Springs, Ark., Brook- throughout the country to-day, since will be most needed in the back court. lyn (JO v*. Boston (A.). interest in the heavyweights has Mike Sweeney, one of the forwards, hails from Atlantic City, where he March 27. Miami. Fla., Philadelphia been revived. (N.) vs. Boston (X.). . was a star on the high school and independent teams. According to Phila- March 18, Miami. Fla., Philadelphia Conflicting reports of matches in delphia papers, Sir Michael is the best player that has entered Pennsyl- ield Conrl 5 (X.) vs. Boston (X.). man a t ' '• r M. Frled- ..the making arc getting On the nerves vania since the days of tho famous Kid Keinath, who was in the heyday March "S Miami. Fla,. Philadelphia of the boxing public. Representa- (X.) vs. Boston (X-.). TrJpln '3, Martin", Berlin ""s." Ros»: of his glory some five years ago. That such a claim is likely is evidenced . March 30, San Antonio, Tex.. J berg I. goals from fouls, I. Cohn 3, M. tives of Fulton and Willard met yes- from the fact that Sweeney has led the individual scorers in the Intercol- York (N.) vs. Cleveland (A.J. 1 Martl 1 2 terday and. failed to make a match. legiate league since the start of: the season. March 31, San Antonio, Tex., J>cw R . Trupin~^!SH . '_,Time oJf periods' Serlln, 2.0 Refereeminutes,. Fulton, it would • appear, should ANOTHER STAR OF FIRST WATER. Tork (X.) vs. Cleveland. Atlanta. Ga., Brooklyn (X. by a score of i'2 to 17. The Flower stick. They are weary of camou- vs. XXcw York (A.). flaged matches. Prospects for a title playing a fine game at center, Ramont, the other guard, is also'a capable ""Apri" l :.^"""' Dublin" '*. Ga., Boston (:S.) vs. City athletes were too speedy for the 1 Till Ti-l" Syracusans. Captain Murphy . of the battle this year have paved -the way Xcw York (A.). _ , , ... . Bollard win use John Cronauer and Charley DoUcy April- 2, Dallas, Tex., Brooklyn (X.) Centrals was out ot the game because for a prosperous period for the bo>:- as forwards, vs. Boston (A.). .,. of an injury to his left hand received insr game and the heavyweights have Caipt. Joe Schwarzer at center and Johnny Barsha and "Bob Marcus ^ April 3. Waco, Tex., Brooklyn (lv.) In the game with the Owasco -Canoe suddenly come to life. If boxers and to-mght. This is the same combination that has won sixteen vs. Boston (A.). , club of Auburn at Auburn an Wednes- promoters arc wise they will not pass straight games for the hill five. The Syracusans have 'got In an extra April 3, Augusta, Ga.. Boston (N.) vs. Xcw Tork (A.). day night. up the opportunity. April 4. Orangebury, S. C., Boston At the end of. the first half the AYillard and Fulton have been ten- (X.) vs. Xew York (A.). Centrals were out in front by a score tatively matched in both New Orleans Ap-il 4. Austin, Tex., Brooklyn (X.) of 13 to 7. At the stare of the last and Oklahoma. Fulton and Dempsey vs. Boston (A.). period the All-star .-iggregation of are matched by a Ketv Jersey pro- April -I. Dpllas^Tcx., New \ork (X) basket tossers spurted and were almost moter, perhaps. The consensus of vs. Cleveland (A.). on even terms -with the Centralitcs, but April 5. Dallas, Tex., Xcw York (N.) then the visitors pulled themselves to- opinion indicates that the public be- vs. Cleveland (A.). gether and forged ahead through clover lieves Dempsey should have his AprnV5'.""Colunil')ia, S. C., Boston (X.) teamwork. chance and there is no good argu- vs. New York (A.). The'Centrals gave a fino exhibition ment against it. Dempsey certainly <\ early three thousand parsons are expected to witness the court con- April 5. Houston, Tex., Brooklyn of defensive play and tho Syracuse deserves a crack at Fulton in prefer- test. Extra bleachers have been placed on the floor and the roats have (X.) vs. Boston (A.). players had a hard time working their April"' 5, Fort Worm, Tex., Cincin- way past the two men who always re- ence to tiie Frank Morons and Tom been moved back a short distance so as to allow more persons to see the mained back to check the attack of the Cowlcrs. nati (N.) Dotroit (A.). Syracusans. April 6. (Oklahoma Citv, Okla., Cin- Cohn, tho right forward of the Cen- cinnati (X.) vs. Detroit (A.). trals, was the best basketball player on April 6. Houston. Tex., Xew York the court. He was everywhere! and (X.) vs. Cleveland (A.). when it came to shooting he had an April 0. Greenville. S. C.. Boston excellent eye, scoring- thirteen points. TO BE (X.) vs. Xew York (A.). He caged the ball five times from the TV friTrrn im i r» Iiyn Apri(Nl 0vs. Xc B wst Orleansn A , La., Brook- field and three baskets from the foul mark. Louis Trupin and Martin did This will be our very greatest season because in the D THIS YEAR •Apri-. ^i C-, St°. °Louis-< ,'> Mo.- . St. Louis the best worlc for the All-Star aggrega- (X.) vs. St. Louis (A.). tion. face of conditions we have kept quality up to the Live April 7, New Orleans. La.. Brook- In the preliminary game- the Con- lyn (X.) vs. Boston (A.). cords defeated the Mohawks, 62 to 10. Tork, March 15.—Devotees oi April 7. Houston, Tex., JNCW Tork The Mohawks outweighed the C°p-""-ds Store Standard. Men and young men will come here to automobile speed racing; are not to fX.) vs Cleveland (A.). by fifteen pounds to a man, but the be denied their favorite diversion j April "7.. Ok!J3iomn City, Okla-, Cin- Concords were more experienced. cinnati (X.) vs. Detroit (A,). save from $3 to $10, for you know that when you buy .this year. Plans have been complete! April 8. Tulsa. Okla., Clncinnatt for the holding of a series of cham- (N.) . vs.. Detroit (A.).. direct from the manufacturers you get a better trade (and rj HE next time you give a party pionship 'events this season at the April S, Mobile, Ala., Brooklyn (N.) BILLY mm our vs Sheepshead Bay speedway by Wil-l -Apri Bostol S.n Spartanburg(A.). , S. C., Boston we are manufacturers of practically all the clothing we I whv not surprise your guests liam II. Wellman, who conducted (N.) vs. New York (A.). FOR NEW MANAGER races at the track last year. The April S, New Orleans, La., New York sell). first will prc-bably ibe Memorial day, (N.) vs. Cleveland (A.). by serving for the beverage Thursday, May. 30th, with a Crack April 0, New Orleans, La., TCew York SL Paul.. March 15.—Billy Miske, field of American and European (N.).. vs. Cleveland (A.)... the lujht. heavyweight who is in the delicious cold bottled Congo ? starters. , ''April 9, Charlotte', N. C., Boston (N.) race for Willard's title, will-be under It is planned to hold three meets IVE- Xew York a new manager soon. He has parted during the year. The final and fea- Brook - company with Pearl Smith, who had Our Spring Clothes Are Ready Theywill find it most refreshing after dancing been handling him during his whole ture event of the season will be the I April 0. lluskogee, Okla,, Cincinnati ring career. It is understood the dis- and its piquant flavor will prove a delightful Darkness cup classic which drew (X.) vs. Detroit (A.). agreement arose over the proposed over 75,000 people to the bay last April 9, Columbia. S. C., Philadelphia Miske-Dempsey bout. Beautiful Spring Topcoat Custom Made Clothes variation from the sweetened concoctions ordin- September. The distance will be (X.) vs. Boston (A.). announced later for the first con- April 10, Greenville, S. C.. Philadel- arily offered. phia (X.) vs. Boston (A.). Price $12 to $30 $20 to $45 test. Louis Chevrolet, who won the April 10, Chattanooga, Tenn., Brook- MAIN SQUAD OF On each an occasion j ou can. scarcely go amiss with) Harkness cup last season, will prob- lyn (X.) vs. Boston (A.)- ably -be one of (Die starters this April 10. Greensboro, X. C., Boston Stylish Shirts, Neckwear, Congo, for EVERYBODY likes it. The foam and sparkld year. (X.) vs. Xew York (A.). GIANTS AT CAMP appeal to nni versa! taste and you'll have credit lor intro-J Ralph De. Palma, tho short dis- April 10, Fort Worth, Ark., Cincin- Spring Suits $12 to $30 etc., at reasonable prices.. ducing a decidedly pleasing innovation. tance speed king and holder of the nati (N.) vs. Detroit (A.). world's six hour record, will renew April 10, Xew Orleans. La., Xew Martin. Tex., March 15.—The main his racing feud with Chevrolet, Tork