The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1914, Page 19

Bol saavaveensr sane eh dt eel tee an NN i clear es ve aki Deanne dina \* Nearly Every College in Country Represented in Big U. of P. Meet equalled by any other athletic meet in this country. About every college that can pro- duce even a near-chumpion will be Tepresented at the Quaker meet. Franklin Field the day of the games will be cluttered up with title-holders when the first of the many events 4 ‘4 | Ai International tone will be gives pir james B. Sullivan had bis way! ine ‘enn carnival thin year because the athletic games of the University) of the p » of the strong Oxford of Pennsylvania April 26 would be| team ih the relay ‘race, the feature made the intercollegiate champton- event on the long programm English four, with the cele brated ' Stockholm winner, A. 8. Jackson, ips. The A. A. U. secretary says| in its captain, made rip to this that entries received for the Penn! country especially to jeipate in games, in point of numbers and rep- | the intercolleriate rela resentative strength, have never been Y Ly] fon, aided by Gaussen and Sproule } | and the fleet American Rhodes scholar, Norman Taber, will prove too much j | for any relay team in this country. 5 | Reports from Cornell, Princeton —_—__ am around Champion a should make the #is- re go the limit to win. Cornell and Penn, too, expect to enter four men in the relay who will fight it out on SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., April: 17. Plans for match races between Howard Drew and George Parker, at the Pacific Const Interscholastic meet in Berkeley Aprit 24 and 26, have been announced \ Appearance of Oxford's Relay _ Team Makes Event of In- ternational Importance. Commission to be and jointly, ni ‘s ity The White Box ful bi playe: usual batting av the opening of ex-pirate, twirled team, which won, lowed a seratch h erly catching him. sion that all-star the National and he Hritons rather expect @ walk- r against the thirteen American teams entered. English athletic judges predict that the great Jack- of the forma- r, that may up- of the foreigners in the un. ‘The ‘Tiers are “O, Girls,” Don’t have puff- “ed-up, burning, sweaty ‘ POPs even lines with the strong Oxford feet or corns. be dae , es DREW AND PARKER IN MATCH AT 100 YARDS. the matter. ‘The Mound City engagement, them 7 to 3. mound for the wi of tho first innt touched up for t ex-Senator, twith team sociation. Drew two weeks 100 yards in 9 8-5 seconds. rker was the hero of the All- team which toured the Anti- The races between the pair will 100-vard and = 220-yard POSLAM | RACING NOTES. winner Wintergreen in the |stable fire at the Latonia track lust til week makes five of the last elght | winners of thi ic that are now died last win- | and Pink Star, the d Worth, the vie- also dend. ‘The tivin winners. ai 05 now in the stud at) y Rashfora or still in the stable of ‘and Donerall, owned ¥ Ben Brush and , earlier Derby winners, are atill in'the stud in Kentucky. It is probable that the former is the oldest Kentucky Derby winner now allve. ‘Try Poslam So: et and bath. E ience the this the foot troubles draw up your face in won't scem tight and Roughness and are guarded again tion prevented; t Jockey A. 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