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EVENING LEBGEE PHILABELPHIA, TUESDAY. MAY 4, 1915.
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feRCLUB TENNIS
MATCHES POSTPOWKU
UNTIL TOMORROW
ijnehing of Tournament for
R. K-. A Mnn Was
i Women emu . .. M
Scheduled xoaay at ou
artin's ana ai man-
jheim.
$M. opcnltiK matches of the Intercluh
WiU championships for women were
KxMd to bo PtnNJ tl,lB afternoon nt
If Martin's and Manhelm. but have been
Ltponed until tomorrow.
$T Merlon Cricket Club team, cap-
Uert by Ml9 Ak'1" c,nrk0 Kcnne,,y'
iffbe-repreeitted l.y Ills Edwlna Hen
, , ili. Alberta Hensel, Mrs. Valentino
R'niw Mta Knne.1- and Miss Jncnue
i 0?n T'mv will oppo-.otho Ger
rni,il.n rrlckct Club, whose tenm con
Uwldwn Crichci i Melck. Miss
l',l8t?1t.nrftdl.ury. Mw. William T. Now
?s Mcvvn Orohnm and Miss
Phlll. ""..l.rrt.i.i Tl. itintch will be
WPhinlSSphla' Crickrt Club, rcpre
' -TJ, wo VIm i Eliza t'ox, Miss Dorothy
aWt' ... nnl Mrs. Clement Reeves
S&iniitahU wl II Piny tho Philadelphia
IWdlnvfrlglil. ' 'Atnl.iin.s. Country
f Sw. loam I ic hides Mrs. Gilbert A. llnr
Vt M ft rhvl is Walsh. Miss Sophie tj.
terifMISral, A. Baker nnd Mrs. 3.
.fefewTK Club, which hns
?..i.r,d the tournament, will play
"" ".' I T.-u ... l.vi.lnv with Ihn Ptilln-
M" Cricket Club as opponents. Tho
rlw ,5ns not et been dollnltely selected.
1m iHW Williams. Miss Co. alio i Pealo,
II, Walter Fox, Mrs. Chnrles J. loV.
fe Mrs. J. ivcrson Boswoll, Miss
Iflfen Fleck. Miss Doris Shoemaker Miss
IS Baker and Miss Louise Keefo.
Kf-Ii ..kithlA Rchedulo for tomorrow
A'8i MnN
First DIUslon.
M.rlon vs. Huntingdon Valley nt Havcrford.
&ltW " Qernmntown nt WIstcr.
Bfintiu .-. Stcon(, million. ,. ,
' Oerronton s. Uelftcld at Manhelm.
1 WOMEN.
Flrnt Division.
? EbllAdelphJa Cricket Club vs. Country Club
tSt. Martin's, w.nh.irrf.
POSTPONEMENT OF TUT
FOR PITCHING SHIFT
'Mayer to be Used in Opener
Against Brooklyn mc-
Graw Goes to New York
to Settle Kauff and Braves
Dispute.
After waiting until 1 o'clock In hopes
that tho sun would conic out and dry up
Jtho field sufficiently to permit playing,
Managers Moran and McGraw wcro
forced to call off the third game of tho
series between the Phillies and Giants.
The. postponement was welcomed by tho
Giants who are In no shape to battlo the
' fait flying Phllly band, but Manager
M'lloran was greatly disappointed.
l A game won means moro to the Phllly
management now that tho largo double-
header crowd later on in tho season.
The management Is after tho pennnnt
0f as good a position as tho Phillies
'.in nneatlilt. rA. In f 1m rn it nml ll n ?
reallie that, while the crowd would not
have been large after the morning rains,
thj Phils would have a much better
chance of winning now than they will
have from tho Giants lnted In tho year.
I, .The postponement is In one way an
' Iflv.ntficra tn tnn T?nM!lACi nu If IL'III n,,
able Moran to uso Alexander and savo
Xiyer for the first camo- In Brooklyn.
iMayer has always been more effective
vi against tho Dodgers than any other club,
tand thls-should enable tho Phillies to get
;mi tp a fine start In tho "Church City."
Alter tho gamo had been called oil
.' Manager Moran called n meetlnir of tho
players to go over tho mistakes mndo In
t yesterday's enntpst. nirrl It In nnTn In rv
i that many serious ones were pointed out
f"ln terms-that were anything but mild.
Manager Alcuraw went to New YorK n.s
soon as ho could get a train. He wants
to havo the. Kauff Incident settled for
gOOd and he Is nlsn anxious tn find nut
whether the Giants eventually nro going
tntcelv the Boston game by forfeit. Tha
jiams- manager contends that President
Tener has no voice In the matter and Is
Weeding his authority In changing Urn
!r Qulgley's ruling. Tho latter forfeited
to game to Now York when Boston re
fused tO t&kft tha flair! nrlth Vnxff In Ihn
J Hnes-up and McOraw declares tho
wieii must stand, unless changed by tho
Wdr of tho Board of Directors of tho
National Xeagu.
JirL,.omo oC "3 cripples. Rubo Mar
warfl is in wew rnr.- snerovino- fm,,i n
FIJI'S Rtta6k ot tonsllltlB. thus further
Cvwuig JUCGraw's badly weakened
picmng- staff;
fplD BENNY" SAYERS, GOLFER,
pt ' rmiMUKLl'itlA I'lUUAl
Bctor of Royalty Will Play on
I' Local Courses.
RJJta Bayers, of North Berwick, Scot-
'J-.nA PtrhaDS thn miul InlOrootlnr tiPT-
lllty Cflnnnilj .i.u nni, ...in i.& in
--- ....,vu mm fawn, will mo ...
GpJelphla on Friday. Sayers left
p lrP on April 58 and will arrive In
ir tork on Thursday. While hers ho
gillie visiting hla son, Georea Sayers,
TK'j proresslonal at the Merlon Cricket
iflab.
IM1 Benny" Sayers, as ho Is affection-
KB nown to the golf world, has been
Ll3.Initruptnp n ...... m.
S- -w vjaiijr iur eaB. 4110
W&'Al North Berwick, now ono of the
SthitJ , 1,1 e worl1 devoted exclusively
.. '"B ol B01t clubs, is the growth
Ttry small l..ii.,
J here a year ago Sayers played a
KE? t matches at ilerlon. Whlte-
SttaJr.0,her cIub? an w,u without
. SUi.
SaM i.l.dl. SaXl9W's English pro-
IktobirKt . ers opponent on
ffuL,,?.0Ccttsl0M ,n tho Scotch-Eng-
1MtK.,;",w?".i,w ?ays
i to vJi ,erestlns t0 heaF wat each
f uiiiieciion with old times,
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ANN OPT OP PENN LINE-UP
g4 Baseman Suffers Injury to
wit Arm.
'r Mann, tho dlmlnntlv Kocnnrl
tQ.o1 K.nn varsity, who was
day hS tho Inceton game on
hid In v "' "wurr to bis uit
Sw tfcX"ray PhotogrpU t that
M'nTl"1"'5' that he thought
Mu T .IT DIJU1 "on 01 the elbow
JSXy "WPW n? the sharp spikes.
tS lJpt t0 " Wm out ol the
.iu nefss.
PENN TItACK MEET OFF
Weather Conditions Prevent Events
With High Schools.
.1.. V"Ack nA nelJ mcel scheduled for
this afternoon between tho t'nlverslty of
Pennsylvania freshmen nnd the combined
lllRll Schools Of tlin rill. I. no ho. ..
Jioned until Thutsday nflernont. m .1
o clock.
The reason for the postponement was
the poor condition of the track. Tomor
row ntlernoon the second-string men ot
the Perm varsity team will hold a dual
meet with the Hnverford College tenm.
PENN sfiirowiLL
INVADE PRINCETON
Red and Blue Elnted Over Base
ball Victory Nickalls Makes
Change in Fresh Eight.
So plenRcd are the University of
Penn.ylvntila students with the victory
their baseball tenm scored over Prince
ton on Snturdny that they will take a
big delegation of undergraduates to
Princeton for tho return game on May
15. A commlttco 1ms been nppolntcd to
round up tho students, nnd If enough
can no amninecl tlioy will go to Tiger
town In a Rpcclnl train. The sumo cotn
mltteo Is working to get up n big dele
gation for the triangular rogntt.1 with
Princeton nnd Columbia 911 Saturday.
Coach Vivian NlcUnlls, of the Pennsyl
vania ere?. b, has mado a chango in tho
freshman elRht ns a result of the race
with tho Navy Plcbes on Saturday.
Glanz has been placed at 4, Wlckam at li
and ReuknufC nt 6. Thcso changes were
made to better hnlnnce tho boat.
As n result of his condition nt the
close of yesterday's trial Kosler will
continue to net ns coxswain for the
varsity eight. Foster was stricken with
nil attnek of appendicitis Jlint before
leaving for Annapolis last week, but
plucklly rowed tho rncc. It Is now bo
lleved that tho ice treatment will make
It unnecessary for him to undergo an
operation.
AL BRITT BOOKED
TO BOX DAN MURPHY
Meet in Fairmount Final To
night Nelson and Brown
Meet at Norristown Club.
Al Brltt, dt Baltimore, and Danny Mur
phy, of this city, will meet tonight In the
final fray ot n six-bout progrnm nt the
I'nlrinount A. C. The Oriole City lighter is
n hard-hitting flstlculllan. In his last bout
hero ho knocked out Joe Murphy.
Tho program follows;
First bout Emll Scram, Kensington, vs.
Tommy Dennis. Southwnrk.
socona Doui joe l'-uuon, nth Ward. vs.
ATHLETICS-YANREES
GAME OFF; PITCHERS
Wildness of Hurlers Gave Con
test Away Yesterday Mack
at Wits' End.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Fourteon bases on
ball, nnd four costly errors tell tho story
of tho Yankees' victory over tho Athletics
yestetday, nnd Manager Mack Is nt his
wits' end. Just when Connie thinks his
pitchers have gotten over tho generosity
habit nnd the team has started to Held
a. It should thu pitchers get tho habit
ngnln. ,
Italn today provented a gnmo, aim
Mock with his youngsters will have n,
chance to "think it over." It Is probable
Pennock will bo Used tomorrow.
Joo Bush essaNcd to twirl after two
weeks' absence owing to nn Injury, and
while Joo had all kinds of speed nnd
curvs he seldom got them near the plate
dtubo Uresslcr. who followed Bullet Joe.
also had everything, but he, too, was
wild, ll'ish pnased olght men In four in
ning!, while Bresslcr handed out six free
tickets In a tiko number of InnliiKs
It Is an umiMinl thing for ft pitcher to
be chased to tho mound so soon after an
Injury, but Joe looked better than Herb
Pennock In wnrmlng up, o Connie took
the ohance. He did not get awny Willi It,
but expects to win today with Pennock
on the mound.
nunc Ilehlt. Oormnntown.
'inira doui r ranK t reaeriCKs,
Kensington,
vs. Jnck Hrftdloy.
Fourtn oout lounu JncK Toland, 10th word
Richmond,
inn .Inek '
.... ,.. IKHA .9.1. 11.u,
:,. .tin, Ky ixtuv, iiiii tt(u.
SomliUnd-up Ty Cobb, Southwsrk, vi. Harry
Kulllwin, Houthwark.
Johnry Burns hns arranged for a spe
cial train to carry Johnny Nelson's Kcu
Himtan looters to Norilstonn, where ho
will oncountor Preston Brown In Die
Palaco Club's 10-round bout tonight.
Johnny McAvoy nnd Johnny Kelly nsfl
clash In the semifinal encounter ot eight
rounds.
Griffiths Outpoints Matt Brock
AKHON O.. Jlay 4. Johnny Griffiths, tho
AVron llRhtwclght, outjolnlod Mntt llrock, or
t'l.'velaiin. In a K'-round ftftht here last nlKht.
CJiimths hnd the tetter ot eight rounds, llrock
to nnd two wero even.
JIARSAN8 CASE UP AfiAIN
IN MISSOURI COURTS
Herzog and Miller Hugglns Give
Sides of Controversy.
ST. LOUIS, Mny 4. Protest against tho
tnklng of depositions In tho suit brought
by the Cincinnati Nationals ngnlnst Ar
mando Mnrsans to prevent him playing
with the St. Louis Federals was died be
foro a notary here yesterday by George
It. Wllllnms, attorney for the Cincinnati
club. Tho protest was overruled and tho
taking of depositions continued.
The protest was bnBed on the ground
that tho Federal District Court In Chicago
has under consideration nn application for
an Injunction icstralnlng tho Cincinnati
club from prorctdlng with Its suit against
Mai sans.
Tho deposition of Manager Herzog, of
tho Cincinnati Nationals, sold that ho
went to Catcher Wlngo's home In Georgia
last winter to sign Wlngo for tho St.
Inils Nationals. Wlngo had then gone
over to tho St. Louis Federals.
Wlngo signed with tho St. Louis Nation
als, Herzog said, but It was not definitely
decided that Wlngo would becomo a. mem
ber of the Cincinnati team. Tho under
standing was that a trndo would bo mado
If an ngrcement satisfactory to nil rould
be leached, Herzog said.
Miller Hugglngs, manager of tho St.
Loud Nationals, testified that ho went to
Cuba to get Mnrsans back In organized
baseball. Ho testified that ho told Mar
sati'j he would like to get him for the St.
Louis Nntlonnls anil that a satisfactory
trade could be arranged.
Diggs Retires From 'Racing Game
WILMINGTON, Del.. Mny 1 -rirliern and
tinners on the vnrlniis horso-rai'liiR ilivuits
will tills er mlsH William P. IIIbss. n ho
h.iK decided to quit the rnclnft game In order
10 look niter Hie numerous line Inrnm which
ho owns In the vicinity or Middleman Ho
has turned Ills rnclng ofToeta oer to H, p.
ror.cock, his former partner.
Camden County League Formed
LlNlir.NWOLD. N. J.. May 4. At u meet
ItiK held at Harrington, a basebntl lengm was
oiganlzed under the n.imo nr Camden County
llaselnll League of I'll.-. The league ilimlt
la ns follows, fllbbsboro. Magnolia Harring
ton. Oaklvn, Woodlyn. Won tnlllnsvion.
Tho HChcdule has been completed, and the
season win open .nay n.
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES
St. Patrick's baseball team has organized
for the season and Is seeking to book
games with all first-class teams paying
a good guarantee. Some of the best play
era in South Philadelphia have signed.
Including Jimmy Byrne of Catholic High
fame, Armstrong nnd Monaghan of the
Gibbons, Hackett of tho all-stars, Mc
Cuo of tho 36th Ward, Flanagan of Uni
versity House. Teams wishing to book
this Urst-clnss attraction should address
Edward Flnnngan, 2600 Pine street. Fol
croft. Holy Name, Melroso, Clifton
Heights or any team of this calibre pre
ferred. Tho Samson B. C. has been reorganized
ns a fully uniformed team. It hns Satur
days nnd holidays open for any 15-17
year-old team. Address William Land,
&9S3 Arch street, for games away or home.
The Burno F. C. would like to arrange
games with flrst-clnss uniformed teams
In Pennsylvania, New Jersey or Delaware.
Address G. Charlton, 161 Richmond street.
The Cramp A. A. has May 8 open and
would like to fill same with a first-class
home team offering a fair guarantee.
Cramp has booked Mr. Morlah, Melrose,
Atlantic City, Rockdale and Glen Rid
dle. Teams of this calibre desiring games
address Rad M. Simons, 2625 East In
dlana avenue. Bell phone Kensington
1831 D after E:30 p. m., or call Wm. Cramp
it Sons, both phones, between 9 a. m. and
The Albro A. A, Is repaldly filling Its
schedule for the season, but still haB
May 30, a. m. and p. m open. Albro Is
anxious to arrange a double-header with
any of the following teams: Merchant
vllte, Bellmnr, Woodbury, Westvllle, Mc
Klnlry A. A. and La Molt Giants. Clubs
desirous of booking this attraction com
municate with P. J. nonaghy. 627 West
Clearfield street, or call Bell KenBlngton
7S0 all day, or Tioga 6626 from 6 to 8 p. m.
Tho Borelli A. C. Is scheduled to play
such teams as Spangler A. C, Philadel
phia Greys, Horsham, of Horsham, Pa.,
and other teams of this calibre. It has a
few moro open dates and would like to
hear from first-class amateuf home teams
giving a guarantee. Address A. Eben
terlo, B09 Gerrltt street.
The Cambria B. B. C. would like to
arrange games with all 16-18-year-old
home teams offering fair Inducements.
Would like to arrange games with such
teams as Cain F. C. and Laurel Springs
Y M C. A. or other teams of that cali
bre, Address E. Law, 433 North Cambria
Btreet. or phone Kensington 3403-M.
The Chllds A. C. Is booking gamesjwlth
teams playing on homo grounds offer
Ing a guarantee. Address C. Chllds, 21
North Hth street, or Bell phone, Walnut
8355
The Floods B. B. C, a fast 17-18-year-oid
traveling team would like to arrange
games with teams of this calibre offering
a fair guarantee. Floods has played such
teams as St. Donate C. C.. Chesmar B.
n Brvn Mawr Browns and San Salvador
ac. Address Terry Francisco. 1231 South
UA flrsHj'lass uniform team Is In need of
a good third baseman. Address J. II,
Datley, 2615 Coral street.
Tulpehocken, Germantown's favorite
nine, besides playing their regular Satur
day and holiday games, Is booking Sun
flay games. Managers of all semlpro
tesslonal teams wishing to place on their
schedule a good attraction wilt make no
mistake in booking1 this team. During
the last three seasons this bunch has
met most of the best teams In this sec
tion, such as Potter, Keasby & Mattlson.
of Ambler; Norwood, Stenton. Iogan.
Germantown, Mt. Airy. Chestnut Hill and
Colllpgswood. The management would,
Ilka to hear from L C. B, U., of Ardmore;
Gnrrett Hill, St. Marys, of rhoenlxvllle;
Shenandonh Professionals or npy other
Sunday playing club offering: good Induce
ments. For Raines nddress Bill Kal
backer, 4414 North Cleveland avenue.
Northwest Boys' Club, which hnK been
making good In the tunning nnd soccer
game for several years, will bo represent
ed on the diamond this year with a llrst
clnss traveling team. Tho Boys' Club
manager hos signed Pitcher Joo Mc
Laughlin, recently with Holmcsbiirg, to
do the mound work. Tho mnnngcr would
like to hear from all first-class teams of
fering good Inducements. May S mid 15
nnd July 4 nro open. Address William
Slehold, 1518 North 27th street, or 1227
Market street
The Shamrock F. C, of Smith Phila
delphia, hns secured homo grounds for the
season. On Mny S Shamrock will lino
up against tho Fralllnger A. C of South
Philadelphia. The grounds are located nt
Blnck'R Pcnroso Ferry Inn.
Tho Loretta Chnmps havo May 8 nnd
li open for flrst-clnss teams offering ron
Eonablo Inducements. Tho management
nlso would like to state that the original
Jxiretta B. B. C. of 1914 Is entirely dis
banded, the players going to different
teams throughout the city, MnAagers
wishing to book the Loretta Champs, ad
dress C. R. Wognn, 3012 North 21at street,
or phono Tioga 6121.
The Glrard Reserves, a first class, fully
uniformed traveling team, would llko to
arrange gamen with all first class homo
teams In Pennsylvania, New Jersey or
Delaware paying a fair guarantee. For
games wilto Manager II. Oetlnger, 1UX)
North Randolph street.
Tho Oakford Boys' Club would like to
arrange n schedule of games with nil
13-14-year-old traveling and home teams
In Philadelphia and vicinity. Address
Edward McGenry, 2634 Ilanton street.
The Alpha F. C, of Frankford lost to
the Cheltenham A. A , champions of the
Philadelphia Suburban League, by a
eeoro of 4 to 3. Alpha !iiih Decoration
Day (2 games) open and would like tu
hear from any first-class semlprofes
slonal club having grounds and offering
a icasonable guarantee. Address Harry
C. Fox, 4526 Grlscom street, Frankford.
Phone Frankford 1269 between 6 and S
p. m.
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llENNY KAUFF 3I0VKS RACK;
MAY REJOIN miOOKFRDS
Little Jumper, Rejected by 0. B Mny
Don Fed Uniform.
NEW YORK, May 4 -Benny Knuft
moved back to a Brookln hotel today,
which was taken by his friends 'tn moan
that Benny had decided to piny with the
Brookfeds again. Benny used to live In
a Brooklyn hotel, but when he Jumped
to tho Glnnts ho packed hH grip nnd
mov&l to n Biondwny hostelry.
Owner Ward, of the Brookfeds, Is
scheduled to talk to Benin- today, after
which It Is thought tho "Ty Cobb" of the
Federal Leaguo will don n Brookfed uniform.
CUEISTS MEET AT WILMINGTON
Willie Lewis Knocked Out
i.-ps-IIAllHi:. !.. Mnv 4. Kid
knocked out Soldier Willie l.enls of
In tho llrst round Inst nlilit with n straight
right tn tht Jaw. Ilflttllnc Schnppert, or
Wllkcs-Hnrre. nnd Cyclone Hennell. or (leoige.
town, rounni n Rirni
t battle for seven lniiniiA.
hut In the' eighth Schnpiert put licnnelt nwny
Willi A rigl.l on me j.
Columbia Track Captain Iinrrcd
NBW VnltK, Ma 4 Captain Prank Iira.li,
of ih Columbia truck team, wns d .'lnred In
eligible jeslerday by graduate manager of
athletic. IIbti A KMher ThU bur Urrtdv
from competition In the two remaining dual
meets with llronn nnd Annapolis
Harry P. Cline to Play Dr. UfTen
heimer Tonight nt City Club.
WILMINGTON, Del., May 4. -What
promises) to bo tho most Interesting blU
llnrd match ever played In Wlltnlngtiin
will bo played this evening nt the City
Club, tho occasion being "Club Night"
for Ihn nrgnnlznllon.
The contestants will bo Harry P. Cllnc,
the former world's chnmplon nt 18.2 balk
llne, nnd Dr. Wnlter li. Uftcnhelmcr, the
nmntcur chnmplon of Philadelphia. The
game will be for 300 points nnd tho tnbie
will be plnced In tho big club auditorium.
HARVARD HARD HIT AGAIN
Frippe, Third linseninn, Out of Gntne
With Scnrlet Fever.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 4.-Afler los
ing Its cnptnln nnd third baseman, Rus
sell Ayrcs, becaito of sickness, the Crim
son's bnll nine yesterday received nnotlier
setback when Frank Frlppe, who went
to third for Ayres, developed scnrlet fever
nnd will bo iinablo to play any moro
baselmll
He did not piny Snlurdav ogalnxt Am
herst, hut nt that tlnio It wns thought
ho wai a victim of grip.
THIRD SERIES OF GOLF MATCHES
SLATED FOR LOCAL CLUBS TODAY
Suburban Team Competitions at Bala Philadelphia Cup Matthcs
Also on Schedule Aronimink Country Club Assured
of Successful Season,
Today will mark the third series of
golf matches In tho Philadelphia and
Suburban team cup competitions, and
the fourth In the Wnlllngford Cup. In the
Philadelphia Cup the Merlon women, Inst
year's winners, are nlmost suro to re
pent, Tor they so far havo failed to loso
11 sliiglo match. The Phllmont women,
who won the Suburban Cup Inst year, ore
leading In that competition by a margin
of five matches over Woodbury nnd Lnns
downe. In tho new Wnlllngfoid Cup contest
Moorestown hns made tho other teams
toko notice, for the Jersey glrM have
won 12 out of 15 mutches nnd are leading
Wilmington by three points. The schedule
for Ind.iy
IMIILAURI.PIIIA PIP
Merion n Oierbronk nt Merlon. Philadelphia
Itintingaon niiey at m. .Mnrun hi.
Is .UercbMiHIII at St Wands
sfiicnUA.v rpp
Phllmont i. West Chester nt 1'hllmont,
Bain .is, Woodbury l Bala: Old Tork Road
. Lansdowne at Old York nnad.
WALLtNOPOnO CUP.
ttnrth IIIII V fnn-lM a Xn4IU tllltrf
Sfenton i. Rn-inghntcn at Stenton: Whttai
marsh at Aronimink
mington, bye.
at Whltemarah) Wll
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If the foimnl opening of the AronlmlnJf
Country Club last Saturday Is any !rU
terlon, tho success of Philadelphia's new
est and most up-to-date golfing organiza
tion In assured. Tho fine weather brought
out a vt throng of women and men and
the first event of the club attracted tndre
than 100 entries.
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Comstock Hack to Minors t
PHOVinilNCK. II. t May 4.-Th Provl.
donee Club o' the International Leabue, yt.
icrdav obtained nalph Comstock, a pitcher,
fiom the Hoston American tngu team,
comstock was with Providence last vcasdn.
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Engine Efficiency; that showed motorists how
to get more miles out of a gallon, and faster miles
at that.
Atlantic Gasoline and it is gasoline to the last
drop has a uniform "boiling point," kept uniform
by constant care and rigid testing. Every gallon
of Atlantic "Gas" you buy is, therefore, exactly
like the last, banishing the carburetor nuisance.
Atlantic Gasoline is made from the finest crude
oil that flows made to a definite standard by the
oldest and largest refiners in the State. Wherever
you live, park, drive, or "store," in any part of
Pennsylvania or Delaware, you can get Atlantic
Service.
All good garages sell Atlantic Gasoline ; Atlantic
trucks and tankers deliver any quantity, any
place, any time. Whatever the kind of service
you prefer, be pop-sure it's Atlantic Gasoline.
THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY