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a ca st THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBKUAHT 3, 1932 Jimmy Wilson Signs Fat Contract; Phils Open National Season in New York LOCAL BOY TO GET OFFICIAL NATIONAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE, 1932 if i $17,500 PER YEAR AT BROOKLYN GEii BOB RUIEU DEEROUSLY HURT US SLEIGH CRASHES AT ST. LOCIS ABROAD AT BObTOif IT JSBW I0IC AT CHICAGO AT I'HILAHlOJ'HIA AT CINCINNATI AT prmatuauia AdMI IS. 17. 14 It April 13. IS.

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18 RICHMOND. Feb. 2 (A. sew loss: umr 10. U.

13 Death in Hospital; Pilot Seriously Injured Jul 17. 1. 30 una 24, 25 JhK. 22. 2S Au.

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1A Babe Ruth, stopping here tonight en Have ft Sunt. t. routs to St. Petersburg, said 1932 will be the Yankees' year to tnrtf 34. 35.

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2 R.u.ll!J' i i MI1IXIBS May 13, IS Jul 10. II. 13 Accident Worst in History of Jul IS. 14. 1.1.

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1 Bambino asserted, "they'll never By STAN BITMOARTNER NEW YORK, Feb. JJlmmy brilliant catcher of the World's win It." Si Anrll 34. 2S. 28, 27 The Babe, who Is accompanied by Slide; Two Other Sleds in Minor Mishaps nil 1.1. 111.

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Ruth and Lyn Lary, Yankee ln- Ma 2 Jun 5 Read Sport Champion Cardinals, walked about Juo 27 Julf 3D 37, in. 2 Soot. IS. 17, IS 8 Stiirilft8 11 Sunilara Bunker Bill Day Bt Boatoa dept. 14.

IS An. 21 fielder, ssld he will reach Bt. Pe p. 1. Sapt.

23. 24 28 Nupt. 10. 10. 11 the lobby of the Commodore Hotel Jul S.

24 Sapt. 30. 21. 25 Kpt. 4 tersburg Saturday.

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fwila U-nt. 2. nounced that Albert Brehme, 27-year- 24. as He had JU3t sinned a cor tract for Stark. George Magerkurth, Charlie two years, caning lor II7JW0 a year.

Donnelly and Oeorge Barr. Jnna IS. IS, 17. IS Jon 30, 3J. 33.

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0 It was decided to limit the number of season passes Issued by any one The Inquirer left-hander who would almost com Jul 4tli at PlttaDorrt Jun 2.1. 2 27 I.Dt. 7. I. Save.

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U. 14 LAtwr ua at tiociunaci Aur. 11 club to sou. There was no limit in init himself to Norrlstown for that. Let's see, two years at $17,600, today, was in a dangerous condition the other years.

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S. 10 Anrll 74. 28, 28. 37 Mar 3 Waiter P. Carter, former Yale star.

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14 makes $35,000. Jimmy ought to be able to keep the wolf from yelping at his heel for a while. In fact, It Erery Day JO Jun 21. 38 was again appointed by President mom Jul SO. ill Am.

1. a Sept. 1. 17. IS wrist, severely Injured spine, and Saul.

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33. 34 Heydler as a director of the Dodgers. Sapt. 2. S.

4 lacerations of the face. Labor Da at Plttabnrrt ougnt to scare on a whole pack of Cautain Fritz Grau. pilot ot the Carter, as the fifth director of the club, holds the balance of power coyotes. 13 a.tnrdara crew, was "seriously" hurt, hospital 13 Saturdays 2 SnnilNTfl 3 ftprnrSafl 13 Saturn1 a a 14 Sunilaa Saturdara Branch Rickey, vice president of 12 Satnrilaa 12 Sunilaa between the factions with the Brook I at nous 12 Satnrdar Jit aiindara Lcarailoa Da lecoratlon I) and Sunday Humlarft 1.1 Sarnrrlafl rWnratlua Ua Jul 4tn Labor Oar authorities said, xne 37-year-old in atn 17 Similar Decora tlua Par Jul 4tk lyn organization. Jul 4UI Hniikr Hill 1M Labor Da Later Ua me club, confirmed the news, so we guess there is no Joker in It.

We 'UoaUlcU l-abor bar cannot envision, however, the Car dlnals parting with so much loose ill Dill 111 change, but we have to believe it. A'S TO SPEND GOOD Of course we think Jimmy deserves THRILLS GALORE AS ACE BOB-SLED PILOT it. He is about half the St. Louts pitching staff. During the last World's Series we sat on the steps OnO REISELT WINS, INCREASES LEAD 111 IN DAVIS CUP START BIT OF SEPTEMBER the wew Forest Hotel in Bt.

Louis and heard little Bill Hallahan tell the world that he would go to hades r. lor Jimmy Wilson. ON ALIEN DIAMONDS ZOOMS DOWN SLIDE Jess Haines and Burleigh Grimes. U. S.

Team, If Victorious, Then Berlin radio manufacturer suffered fractures of the right shoulder and hip, concussion of the brain, lacerations. Two teammates were less seriously injured and were said to be in no danger. Hellmuth Hoppmann. typewriter manufacturer ln Braunsch-weid, suffered severe leg lacerations, possible internal injuries and lacerations. Rudolf Krotki, masseur for the team and a substitute today, strained his back.

The accident was the second to the German bob-sledders and left only Hans Kilian to pilot the last of the sleds that were considered most dangerous to American supremacy ln the winter Olympics starting Thursday. Captain Werner Zahn broke his left arm and Dr. Mehlhorn fractured a hand when the first German bob crashed Sunday. The smash-up today, most spectacular and serious in the two-year history of the slide, occurred at Shadv TIEE-CUSIil PLAY who were seated near enough to hear the remark, chimed in: "That goes Plays Mexicans; Trophy lor ua, too. After that we decided that the ho By JAMES C.

ISAMWGER June. He spent the rest of the sea down a straight away, seventy miles Donor Views Draw tel steps were no pluce to urgue with an nour. and you get a breath. AJOR leagus schedules are son with the Macks and shared ln the World's Scrjes loot, although not Local Star Defeats Layton, Hgaln In circulation and they Jimmy Wilson. Possibly that Is also what Branch Rickey thought when he waited until the New York meet Then something begins to happen to your nervous system.

The curves sre getting steeper. You're taking them eagerly. Suddenly you begin PARIS. Feb. a (A.

The draw are something like the westh for Dnvu rim nio ioii mH er as M. Twain pointed out. You ing to talk terms with the star back stop. i ,1.. i.

r. can't do anything about it. to tingle, every nerve in your body seeing much service. During the off season Peterson was sent to tba Portland club under an optional agreement and the chances are strong that he will be back with the Athletics In 1933. rrcBi- However the rotation from year to ieeis as tnougn some one were playing on it with the bow of a fiddle, unn rui iwumcr rranco ana year makes the schedule even all It is all over now.

however, and both Rickey and Wilson are relieved particularly the former he will be Note: Fiv tninutea be for tht German bdbtled team cracked up on the treacherous Olympic run, critically injuring two member Edward J. Neil, Associated Prete itaff man, covered the court in a mile-a-minute dash with Harry Hom-berger, American pilot. He viae an eye-witnet to the latest tmanh-up immediately afterward and dencribet hi experience herewith. By EDWARD J. NEIL LAKE PLACID, N.

Feb. 2 (A. They took me down the most tne Ambassadors of the thirty coun- around. This year It is the Athletic' 50-35, to Hang Up Seventh Victory Kieckhefer Conquers Schaeffer and Is Right Behind Leader; Scocille Victor tries entered for this vr-ar'a t-nnla turn to be on the road a great deal relieved oi a sraau lortune in the Exultation sweeps up from your toes, reaches your throat. Back goes your head and you howl with the sneer Corner, a vertical ice turn 28 feet next two years.

classic, brought no advantage to the th. r. m-nhnhin finoiuiu In this month, the last of the race, high. Grau apparently lost control While the signing of Wilson was joy oi it. The collegian Impressed Connie Mack with his natural pitching skill, You're ready now for the serious the Dig news of the meeting for Phil States and England.

the Athletics will play eight games as well as his deep-rooted disposition par, "Whiteface a verltical semi Each country's team muni av "unre nu iuutktii on uic raw. going into the curve at a speed estimated at 70 miles an hour. He crashed through the top and was flung with his mates 150 feet into a deep ravine on the side of Mount edclphia and St. Louis fans we might call attention to the fact that the National League schedule for circle of ice 35 feet high at 70 miles four matehea. nroviriino- hir Doublcheaders may hike this total.

to make good. The Athletic high sn hour. The sky suddenly turned to a sheet of ice over your head. The no upsets along way, before rlll ought not to work to any meetliiK here in Roland Oarros particular disadvantage, for the Hoevenberg. the following year was ratified.

Phils Tace Tough Start command thought a year In a minor league would develop Peterson more than another season on the bench. Btadfum in another battle for the Yankees and Senators are virtually CHICAGO, Feb. 3 (A. Despite steadily falling snow at the right to challenge France for the in the same boat as the as. dangerous mile and a half in the entire sports world today, gave me thrills enough to last a- life time, and then before my eyes laid the famous cup.

The eastern clubs have the first During the off season this Drexel time, all bob runners continued practice. Reto Capadrutt, young Swiss driver, tore 10 feet off the ton of the England drew a first-round bye in long nome stay lor trtey entertain Ehotton's Phillies were certainly handed a "pineapple" to start with. They face the New York Giants at the Polo Ornuncis, starting April 12 and lasting three more days. They Otto Relselt, Philadelphia veteran, strengthened his grip on first place in the three-cushion billiard tournament by defeating Johnny Layton, of Sedalia, 50 to 35. in 37 Innings.

track a streak of blue under one elbow. Shady Corner at Seventy "Shady Corner," again at seventy, a thud as you fly into the wall, smash off again, and Just when you think you're gone, another straightaway, another Then the final test, a final surge Hill youth has been playing basketball op the Penn A. C. team and picture of sudden death and de the European zone and will meet the western teams in May and have Rumania in a second-round match, a great advantage in conseauence struction that might well have come to me from less capable hands. The United States will play Canada before they are required to make has kept in excellent condition.

He men nop over tne bridee to Brook' same turn, but stayed on the course. Two Belgians tumbled off a bob sled and the sled finished the trip alone, taking all curves perfectly, and being timed in 2 minutes 30 seconds for the full 1-mile run. also did lot of playing with the in tne nrst-rouna matcn in trie their first long road trip. It was -seven clock in the morn Relselt has seven victories and one noun American wnere oniy The opening weeks of the ing, deadly cold on the top of Mount Van Hoevenberg. and the bob sled- five nations are entered, as against lyn for four more tilts.

If they have won many games by this time they will Jump home In a blaze of glory to open the home season with the defeat, and Layton has a standing Athletic baskctballers, namely Oeorge Earnshaw, George Haas, Jimmy Dykes and Jimmy Foxx. of every drop of blood through your American League struiile twenty-two in the European tone. of four victories and five defeats. ders of eight nations, men who can't should be slizllnj. It means veins, tne apes ox sporting thrills and the end of many a bobsled Tne united Slates Is an over I am going to the Portland club have nerves, laughed and chatted in Kieckhefer today defeated Jake whelming favorite to defeat Canada, great deal to any of the contenders to get a good start.

Mexico and the winner of the Aus Bchaefer, of San Francisco, In one CAMPBELL DEFENDS a poiygot oi French, German, Swiss, Roumanian, Belgian, Italian, Austrian and English. tralia-Cuba match, and then dispose of the best exhibitions of the tourna For Instance, the Athletics muss to make good," Peterson said yesterday, "because I know that's the quickest way of getting back on the I'll never feel contented till I am back again." career "Zigzag" a whip to the left, a leap of five feet, all four runners off the ground, to straighten out, a whip to the right, one last burst and you're at the finish line, limp, of the South American victor in I play eleven games with Washington At their feet Jay the Frankenstein the American isone final. either at home or abroad before Australia Is the unknown quantity th. ti th the North American none, as it June 1- ln the Mme time they the North American zone, as it ment, to strengthen his hold on second place. The victory, a 80 to 36 decision after forty-eight innings, was Kieckhefer's sixth In eight matches, and left him a half game contraptions known as bobsleds, 500 pounds of steel and oak.

In the air was a fine mist of snow. We were AUTO HIT In EDDIE SIGNS THOSE POIFERS! must play ten games at home or A minute later we were drinking did not compete lust year, with coffee and my nerves were still ting Jack Crawford as No. 1 man the with the Yanks. These Ttj ddie Mclaughlin, another at the start of the Olympic bob slide, the mile and a half of glare ice twisting through' twenty-five awe oenma tteiseic ling so. The liquid shimmered in the n.

Philadelphia contribution to The match was close ln the earlv cup. ihe Pacific Coast League, has NEW YORK. Feb. 2 (A. An Anzacs may be dangerous.

vw England'i main obstacle appears Pennant contenders may have a big to be Japan, which was drawn at on the result, the bottom of the list ln the Euro- Those followers who predict that some bends and hairpin curves down inning, with Schaefer twice taking "Slow," said Hank, "about two other International controversy, this mailed his signed contract to President Baggerlcy and will again call minutes." me ieaa. tie naa a high run of eight, after which he played a de- the mountainside, the racing strip that ln two days had sent eight Germans to the hospital. Today it uiants. More misery, but it is only for a short interlude of four days. They then entrain for Boston and pay the codfish eaters a four day visit.

With this little duty attended to they slide back home for a series -with Brooklyn and Boston, six in all. The long trip west then starts with the first stop at Pittsburg. The Eastern teams are making the first Invasion this year which means that the Phillies will play, home during Beptember. The Phillies are fortunate In having 12 Saturdays, July 4th and Labor Day at home. Because the local clubs cannot play on Sunday schedule double headers have been arranged as follows: June lHh, Cincinnati: July 23, Brooklyn; July 30, Pittsburg; Aug 8th, St.

Louis; September 10th, Pittsburg; September 17. Chicago. Shotton's men play away twelve Saturdays, 18 Sundays and Decoration Day In Brooklyn. The season decisions in tms circuit next season. "Yes," said Horton.

"I wish Td brought my gun. I saw a rabbit I could have got when we were going McLaughlin will sharpen his eyes pean zone. The Satohs gave Bunny race may not be decided until Austin and Fred Perry a brisk argu- the' last few days of the season ment ln the European zone semi- Point out the tact that the Athletics final last year. piny the Yanks at home on Septem- Dwight Davis, donor of the cup ber 21 and 22 and Washington at uoeraie saiety noping to stop the Chicago southpaw, only to have Kieckhefer make a sensationally for another year on the coast bv inrougn csnaay. doing the umpiring for the Phillies on tneir spring training trip in Flop onuiant cross-tame shot.

Against Schaefer's eight, Kieckhefer came "What's the idea," growled Paul Stevens, whose place I took. "Did Ida. He will leave for California as au put luiiea two oi tnem. Hombergar Bobsled Ace They watch the starter with his red flag and suddenly he gets word from a telephone strung along the slide that all is clear. "Oet ready," he yells.

"Toe the mark, Harry Homberger's red up with three runs of six. you nave to walk down?" soon as the Phllies leave the South. and recently resigned Governor Oen- home on the 23d and 34th and the eral of the Philippines, was present same club ln Washington on the at the draw and was made a com- 26th. mander of the Legion of by The stage Is therefore set for a President Doumer. hot three-cornered fight.

On these We started back -ud the mountain While a number of umpires com. Frank Scovtlle, jf Buffalo, N. took temporary possession of fifth place with six victories and Ave de- plain of cuts, McLaughlin savs he was treated most generously by the new head of the Pacific Coast Almost to Shady we heard another bob screaming down the course. We Jumped behind the track peering through the snow up the twisted ice France a Davis CUD squad, headed davs when the A's are nlnvinir Wnsh, teats, by beating Len Kenney, Chi Harry they call him Hank- by Captain Rene Lacoste. Henri lniiton.

the Yanks are nlnvinir Bn. cago youngster, 60 to 39, in sixty-two League. This will be the PhlladelDhlan's riDcon. we could see Shady up the one over the sportsmanship of Americans, was precipitated by the London Daily Herald today as Sir Malcolm Campbell sailed for New York and Daytona Beach, to attempt to raise his own world automobile speed record. The Herald, apparently under the impression the authorities of Dayton Beach were lengthening the stretch of sand available for the run without consulting Campbell, charged them with attempting to make the record attempt a Roman holiday and Increasing the hazards merely to attract visitors.

Campbell's American manager. Bill Sturm, was quick to point out that Sir Malcolm himself had asked that the run be lengthened to give him a better start before entering the measured mile. Mayor E. H. Armstrong, of Daytona Beach, pointed to the same fact and said the London paper's charges were "ridiculous." Sir Malcolm, informed of the con Cochet.

Jean Borotra and Jacques ton and when the A's and Yanks are Brugnon, also was present. With all colliding, the Senators are meeting Kb i ana-i- ainTu rjnlirirfllt I il 4 I In inning, xne defeat was Kenney's sixth in eleven matches. The contest was the fmal of the tnira season out on tne coast, where he is regarded as one of the fairest will close on September 25 at New York A bob flew into the turn at sev enty miles an hour, swerved, run this year, many experts believe the The Athletics do not Dlav in Bos- tournament for both players. winks. "You asked for It, let's go." He's Just a pleasant kid, 28 years old, but a civil engineer from Sar-anac Lake, the fellow who built this slide.

He is a pilot, tour lives and a steering wheel in his grasp. They say he's the greatest boh sled driver in the history of the sport. The league meeting was two hours Hrlaall a nsooosiotioioisoo ton after August 13 and 14. wtnner of the luterzone final will defeat the Frenchmen and take arbiters the league has ever had. Six Yankees Sent late In getting under way, a delay while the Red Sox's final series at nil li 9 a 1 at.

man rtsSOtnoe that permitted any number of con from them the cup they won ln 1927 The list of countries entered dif Shi be Park is Labor Day and Scp- ners shrieked. The sled swept up the incline, smashed through the top four bodies hurled through the air Into a deep ravine below. It was our friends, the Germans, firan nhma ferences between club owners and Kmoer a. blah run. a.

fers in only three places from last to Newark for Drill NEW YORK r.h 9 Ik P. TH. dark, keen-eyed, quiet. He is the Ab- If the three teams are managers. Two Umpires Lose Job During the pow wow of the Na uuvjiiuuiii ang rxTOlKL.

bunched to the final week of the Merritt Will Coach bie Booth of bob sleds, 158 pounds, but his shoulders are the widest in we raced ud the slide. hlnt par. York YlnlrtMMi toriar orrttrx1 mix rax-rulf a to race the advantage it would seem ry the battered, blood-soaked, un- tional moguls two umpires lost their the crew. His world record is 1.52 do thlr tralnin with Newirlt. ot tb4 Inter oaMrmal Lentil, a Yaokptj farm.

would be a bit against the Penn Charter Again years list. India, uuua ana Australia take the places of Argentina. Uruguay and South Africa. The absence of Argentina, which won the South American cone play last year, was surprise, Jim Londos Wins in t'ontiustent inclndfMl jMtfhcrf jami Wt'Sjr anil arv8 Minor (ti.tne.'fsi IT mil for 1V miles. Up comes the sled, we Dull dn flirt Mrrrllt.

ntraota-maliar of i-hamnbm. Walker. Catcher Norman Klea aotl inflaldm Jobs. Tne magnates decided to cut the staff from a dozen to ten, Death Valley Jim Scott and Ted McGrew. two of the youngest, being cast adrift lAuiaviuus iorma to tne ambulances Grau has a fractured shoulder, broken hip, injured spine and skull Brehme's skull and wrist are broken The calf was all but torn from Hopp- brilliant red Jackets, yank on red Athletics but this is taking lot for granted.

The Red Sox improved a great deal last season may be even more, troublesome in the next race. Mil football taama at Peon Ckarter School, will atp bark tola fall into th Doat ra- tun Hoirsv and nnmrt uirwnn, THis, at-fioB was belf4wj to fnroahadaw th leatner neunets mat cover tne lace entirely, leaving only slits for eyes rfjieaa oa emiota 91 tu to ffawarfc troversy just before he boarded the Berengaria, denied that lengthening of the run brought any new hazards even if he be forced to run between pier posts at the start of one run wn nI orotrraa. Harlan Baanr Staliall. una raatrr. This leaves the personel of the staff as follows: ana moutn.

Vi i V'" Mrrprmlck. director of These lines would also Infer that Over George Calza Hank climbs the wheel, we settle The umpires who were named for ma inauruuun. who roaohwl at Prnn Chartar from luuiu, tne sunstltute, Umps up the slope, his back strained "That's the way it goes," Horn-berger sighed. Twenty minutes later they're rac- the western teams will be nothing more than lay figures in the race. urviiipen twalr atralaht In- tararailaintc Um tn t.

on the sled, bracing feet, gripping the straps on the side with hands shield vntf IA Til Tim T.r,n. and the finish of the other. Sturm also pointed out that Sir Malcolm would be runnintr at comna.ra.tive- next season are Bill Klem, Charlie Rigler, Ernie Quigley, Charlie Moran, Cy Pflrman, John Reardon, Dolly IIim lipavvw Mit I Thai mow ha Manr war tha oiitntanilln ImllTldiial nlar- a wrong conclusion. wri.llhiil threw Oionre I'alia, Whll Ihiro IIM1 hlTT tl. or itai.v.

wini a u.iir alum in hi ni.uui tnere seems little hope for inriiioina aiartr drill, of f-olTf llama fnmo: Nh-rrr ui uvwu again. ed in padded gloves. I was No. 3, sandwiched ln between huge Percy Bryant and the brakeman, Ed Hor-ton, who yanks the steel jaws that f. JmV, PhUH Plavarl Rarnajr tl-r- "'m 01 tnnr i.in at i'i -r --a me wnne esox ana Detroit, a may be the pennant dark horse.

ly slow speed at the start and finish of the runs and that fifty feet clearance between the posts was sufficient and safe. BBIln DQ in rHataell brotb. ra. Harlan and Uaora. Aftar two yaara at Pan Phartar.

Watson Five Under Par at Miami ciutcn at tne ice wnen we need to a atanplna out darot all hla tlma to Nnnimr Hteiti. -am, pnr. Mm aiki wime me orowns may give more unw'r. trouble. Certainly neither, team slow down.

Campbell's car. the Bluebird, in ifi.uranr nnainaa. wnne marrltt. an altornar bare, a i.ka uotn- iim. rMn.

j.Tcr. it. as; ii. rb Krrrmao, am. can oe ruiiKea among the DUshovers.

Solemnly the men of other na hla lacal prartlrr In an altemp to ra.lnr-. V1" rr cialwd Th8 Athletics will also have their tions who can't hope to equal Horn which he set the present record of 245.772 miles an hour at Daytona Beach last spring, was due in New York tomorrow aboard the Aaui- win. Knit wiiw.ii. -jim. riiiiaiiatuiiia, au.

uo. irequent ciunaay hopping to Wash. w. iu iiir aiiwHii nor aun. Th Llttl Uuakara aw roach onfarad raa Andorar and waa ararfuaia.1 In tngton.

6iX of the eleven tramr lh berger's skill shake our hands. They do that before each run. They act as though they never expected to see ratln rroaa-wlnda todaa to a a 87 "ii I if tl flftrlour- Manish Wins in alarana. Marrltt la notad for hla darakto- to aoia.t alx a. you again.

tania. The big liner was due in today, but was delayed by storms Four of Campbell's mechanics are with the a -it aa 1 mant or famona c.m'1'lna-tl'ina, amona whom war Ourar to Klndia. Particularly does Fritz Grau. Ger riiitn i-niiiv Miav one aay jumps ana oack after the Max and Jack Pott Forfeits of $25,000 NEW YORK. Feb.

I (A.P.). Appearance forfeits ot $25,000 each were posted today by representatives of Max Scbmel-Ing and Jack Sharkey, who will meet la a heavyweight championship fight here June 18. With posting of the forfeits the match was formally sp praved by the New York Stats Athletic Commission. Joe Jacobs, manager of SchmeUng, was advised to apply for reinstatement both for himself and SchmeUng at next Tuesday's meeting of the commission. SchmeUng and Jacobs have been under suspension her for two years for failure to give Sharkey a return "shot" at th title.

Tat Brown In "HI Bojr" Brown, Boona.r to lime. The arfieHnl. r.a.,i man captain, make it a point to slap car and will take it direct to Florida I at.tiaiavw D. uy Baii. wniiner rirlll to Hob Slat-MU and Martla Brill to Kmltn, der par on hla ai'eh'teea bole for t7.iiilS' our backs.

So did Albert Brehme, j.m.T tianlih iifriril niok Brnoo th to urciuigni, waaningion to prepare it for the runs. Sir Malcolm will hn In nn the 41 in Hi" rvailnaallim of I'lar In Ilia Boutn Only tWlCS during the SeaSOn. I'hiUdt'lphla chauiplonKhip t.mrnamrnt laal I Th. unMnH H-d ilTt ftrat-ro nd Wader, Indl. Slooabonae loiltanatwll.

Uuot'a. amr J2-7J that 01 Klon-nouae, 77 rivo trofealonMla of th riu. Hellmuth Hoffman, the Jovial Rudolph Krotki, the German team masseur who takes Max Ludwlg's place Orange Star Wins Berengaria February 9 and expects to go immediately to Daytona Beach. The best tide and sand conditions will be between February 23 and March 1. ulal.t ja' Manl.li ttlumpliM always proniea in is lnniiica laiDUm a hiKb run ui 21 to by this arrangement, for they have rr-rd win -nS their full ensemble available for irat and a.wnci io wini Mnaconi emergency while the A's often give hoana tli- lll with Irlnroplia and he off to an in nf lhair no drfata Maniall tu-xo Irairllna at a In.

Ulelr StST lor tne cay. An nour later they were all ln a hospital. Grau and Brehme may dies before the night is in Belleair Play BKM.KAIn Via V.h (a I Mck had thirty-aln-holv of lid. ''ll-r are llarrr Hai-s. Clan-lend! Walter limirii Princeton.

s. Uirle. Hire rhavaij nermiin Barron. Tort I 'heater. N.

and Wi Port CUnloa. Ohio. Karl liowel Mmn.t 1 out. SS. Maflttt.

of Soalh Oraiiim, mor, fi elm and iii-i la atiii t'r iiim ii.c piu.iK.T5 ana iney ao not take the Muaionl baa aamra alill to plajeil rlD. There niilfht ho an. whaM Ik. 6 ui.pi in ine nrst rouna or tlio. annual aarljr aaaaon arrati aolf tournaincat Vr to-dar.

whan ha Itr 1. Hank turns for a last word. "It's not so fast today," he says, but I'll do my best to ariva vou a BOXING, fONDAY oievard victims ul lar runger honors Will, Huol. waa' far behind the lead-era todajr with 7J i Watann'a 7 tied lha roura art re. eently Mike Bradr.

ii.roarone-k. N. V. Ihe Hooaler waa ont In IW and In Hi Wit I nrreemtn rlrlvM t. Plaarwatar.

In 1 kolra. a I s4, po 17 KaiilC. SWf tWT 0 ulnar nrat roiiad reaillta: thrill." w. r. narwr.

ot Pblladalphi, baat W. Aaa. Knr MWOnrl. A a. nUlit In Iho Nnrtn Philiil'iihitt Inirch Kun- XOU mi gilt Say that Otie Way Ollt kolhHll Li! nn tiy tilt worw of 1 to Irt.

At would bo ta rfVitlirn ivsmrwln u- and h-Ul it tiirmiahont thf iiw. Houl- rosier tO gO. That 3 easier Sttid than Sixty Miles An Hour One heave and we're off. The for. plaknp.

of Siimntlt. N. won from T. I Hutoa. of Pblladalpbla.

and 4. Sararal of tbacwitwtaata draw brta la tha epealaa out. l-lluiailn? hla Stiia'sV ob Perkins Golf Victor; WaNarwelaht i "r.rthv-. i. ww "on nav some piaMHi on rirKt rhrimian'a floor.

Truth wonderful pitching during the week cubistian wants the Sunday off when signers dash for places around the telephone. Each station calls off our progress. I've watched them stand there tense, silent seem In a- to he JohnnyJADICK o. r. r.

tne team is in Washinnton. lt WILMINGTON BEATEN BY Mitchell Also Winsi Phillies' Games Home and Abroad AT HOME With New York April 20. 21, 22, 23: May 23. 24. IS; June 24, 2f September 5.

With Brooklyn April 28,29, SO; June 6, 29, 30; July 22, 23, 23; September 19, 20. With Boston May 2, 4, 20, 27, 28: July 4, August 11, 12, 13. With Pittsburgh June 7, 8, 9, 10; July 30, 30; August 1, September 10, 10, 12. With Cincinnati June 11. 11, 13.

14; July 2G, 27, 28, 29; September 13, 14, IS. With St Louis June 15, 16, 17, 18; August 8, 8, 10; September 7, 8, 9. With Chicago June 20, 21, 22, 23; August 3, 4, 5, Sep- ABROAD At New York April 12, 13, 14. IS; May 1, 29; June 1. 2, September 24, 25.

At Brooklyn April IS, 17, 18, 19; May 30, 30; June July 2, 3, 24; September 18. At Boston April 24, 25, 26; May 20, 21, 22; June 28, 27, 28; September 8, 4. At Pittsburgh May 5. 6, 7 July 18, 19, 20, 21; August 24, 23, 26; September At Cincinnati May 9, 10, 11; July 13. 14, 13, 16; August 27.

28, 29, 39. At St. Louis May 12. 13. 14; July 9.

10, 11, 12; August IS. 17, 18, 19. At Chicago May 13, 16. 17. 18; July 6.

7, August 20, 21. I I 5 mighty hard for a manager to turn N.KIwall.f... OSS Pair, 1(8 Kllnaar. llr.1hW.C. 1 j.llnhc praying were ti oe no snout "Thatta 1 1 1 down such a reouest.

DUBLINSKY Athletic plavers detest thla Rnnri 4 i Wbr.8.V., 1 I i'loWo," i jumped a bank." That means you've smashed through a curve going a mile a minute and your body is BRIDGETON FOES, 28-26 i Tinea K1 rat 4 IS 4 11 18 fMMMT rnmit iiuiung aown a mountainside stud kOORFMAN n.COOL Britiah AnTaten, tltleholder. touaa man-had throuh tha nrat round of (he National ehamnion.hli. of eliib fhamniaiM whlrh he woa her teat allowed K. Paton. Parria Inland, so Mra lo areei where iWJl''lV3 2 both went in oar 3.

a and were eren at tha, tor. Th. match tetrad on 'and Siwn uT.j war aouar inln oa th. nWteenth rLH uiaal Baaar-an PrrMm. Sraawl oea witn rocks and trees and ice.

I saw that, too, later. Swiftly we pick up speed on the BRIDOETON, Feb. 2. Bridge ever when about thirty seconds later Kurtyka tallied a foul toss. sui4r Now it was that Adamo sent the fans into a frensy of excitement AiMssiar nrs.

straignt drop, we're shooting down what looks like a culvert of solid ice with the top half cut off The steel runners begin to sing. The I Woodbnrv "t'T Club, winner of tha fumed i. rSrUKMD ton triumphed over Wilmington here tonight, 28-26, ln one of the fiercest and closest Eastern League tussles of the season. Replete with thrills the fray went down to the fag end ever ln doubt. As a result of triumph the homesters me iaT it th.

William R. Hvde. of away. I larem- wiuj one ox me longest field goals ever made ln this town. Adamo stood far back from centre and let fly.

The oval seemed to travel for ages and when it finally arrived, hung on the edge of the basket and then slowly Hollow tioif rT i "ww took second place ln the William J. Schener-bossed organisation. I.te."' 6 tnTlV SorC VsA" tw dash to Washington, for they feel they are riding aU day. It's three hours each way and they have to return Immediately after the game, reaching Philadelphia too late to do anything except go home and hit the hay. The players are tired when they reach Washington and are as limp as dishrags when they leave.

These one-day Jumps to Washing-tor are caused by the fact that there is no Sunday baseball in Philadelphia when all other three Eastern cities have this boon. Therefore the bold As have to take the slap and do a lot of extra traveling on blistering hot days. PETERSON. OF PENN JAMES N. PETERSON, Penn J1, will sail next Saturday on the 5.

S. Virginia via the Panama Canal for California. He will go direct to the training camp of the Portland club at San Jose. Peterson is the Hercules-like Penn senior who signed an Athletic contract after he jvas graduated last WW PICK SHIKST TRruatnis WI1.KKK FARUE. Pa Kab (k.

T1- Iilrh Hhlkat won ovar Hon ila I4naa. ht-r lonlabt at th Arnmry aftar twanlyila niln-litra. Ixink waa Inltirati in ill fall. Hlil-bal am oa a artaftor and arm hold, llooraa Koatanoraa won or Brnnr (lln.Hara la twncv-aavaa tulnutaa and tlilrty aftcoada wttb a brad lock. BELAMOEa BT KNOCKOUT T.ANHINO.

rab. i (A. P.I. Tharlr BalflUKar. of WlnniiU'a.

Uaht hravvwaleiit chatupifin uf Canada, knurkad out Klaab Hr. aar. of Patrolt. tha artwnd round of a BrhadiilM tan-niiind bout hara tontaht. A hard riaht to tli law andad tht bout.

Balancer walahcd Kraar STtVAK BASS I09ES PITTHIH'KOH. Frb. IA P.I. JlrnwiT Baluiont. of Brad.lot-k.

ollt a rlo-a dacihion nvrr tilvvan llaaa. BalliuiMra hatllar. in tan mnnd tonight. Rim uoanrd uu wllh a brilliant two-tilw! atlai-k in the aarlr ronnda. hut tlrnl und-r the oeralftlent baia-BiDrinc the Itrailtiuvk iK.v FBEIMAX BT XAY0 JArKhONVII.MS.

T'h. 2 I A. r'reeuuiu. l.VJ. of riereland.

former wrlterweiaht iharaplon, bammTd ollt a ter-huieal knock. oaer llarrr Wallat'h. of Brooklyn, in the fourth round of thiir axbcduleil ten -round bout Sera tonight. wma vean at your nuncned head. Forty fifty sixty miles an hour, "Loan" screamed Horton in my ear.

Up into my face came a dazzling wall of white ice. I leaned hard We sweep to the top. The runners slide, catch, we hurtle down again That was the turn called Eyrie. Now it's sixty again and going up, and one after another come the blinding banks. 10.

20. 30 feet hlrh COSSnt W1HS DECISI01C IVTlf AVAPnr ia v-v At half time the teams were tied at 14. They battled along until with 3 minutes remaining to play the count was knotted at 23 with every man struggling desperately to give uruppca m. inai made the count 27-26, with eight hundred spectators carrying on high. Now Borgeman stepped to the pen- lw IIh.

a. 1 tbJlarkot PMla'a foart Pealra "Son fnaay KiU FEB. 5 JoUnn, Al Holdon. Wormier. Ma knocked out Johnn, rar.

i Clint "lTd "'l, JL "eh," uuo, inauc yuuu on a ioui and there was Just time enough for one toss-up had a brilliant contest bad become history. BRIDGETON WILMINGTON i. enndition when to regala i-oua'luiianeiui. taiiea ZAHARIAS n. DAVISC0UR1 Desperately I leaned.

This way, that way. gasping for breath, helpless, straUiiiig. The wind is blinding ms siae tne advantage, Benny Borgeman came to the aid of the home cause at this juncture with a field goal and a foul and the three point lead looked large at the late stage of proceedings. But it didn't loom so large a moment later when Adamo cashed in on a foul toss from the penalty line. The three point margin was there uow-i O.

J. P. o. r. Boramaa.f....4 8 14 Sheeliaa.

1 Kurtvka.f 1 A. la in a. f. 4 Millar. 1 3 r.ntruo.

0 1 STRANGLES UWIS WISS 1 Tears stream from your eves. You 3 4 Mclall. est uunc you can? noid on another sec- inwil.l, Glaaoo.a... ond. You fla-ht.

surse. anrl Ihan rn yam juml Kti Male. Rf. 8au. ITS.

la. as.u W0al TiGkot O'Bc 41 Vlt a Anna. Totala i 118 ...1 li 36 Totala. you're out of the curve and flying 4JO0. SH.

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