l',W
QLtEBASEBALL TEAMS BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY-RESUTLS
IHARDS SETS MARK
fjN 12-POUND SHOT AT
R1ALMHLBURN GAMES
10 fivnaf. A fhlnfo
ornen -- -
Smashes Beatty's Kecord
fi Heaving Ball 50 Feet
Jm Inches at Northeast
field.
.,. .,.. , whn romnftted In ih
srhtn ":.. ..... H..t .
ft vortMMt High School Field this
'?..- ihflv were greeted by a crowd
C ftll previous records for at-
,f broke ail V athletes In
SliST Manr of the best athletes In
SPv.i.i. t,i.i frtr nrlzes n the vnrl-
&&, nd the finishes In the dlf
1 v".-. were very Close.
ft. feature of the meet was the break-
U V mclinrds. of Cornell Unlver
".. ,.upfl the leaden bait a dts-
U. of 50 feet l-B Inches. This breaks
rfforrner record held by Dcatty, of
jfabU. who threw the missile 48 feet
. .iLjmlla Industrial relay deserved
i.....m mention. This team, com-
!.? .' fluiilvnn. McFaun. McCallcy and
Sf who represented tho Stnndard
S' Bearing Company. These four
s traveled this distance In 3 minutes
' '0"d.9r..
!.. itash Won by Trout, Artlam A. A.,
" 8"n,..rAv ; .-
P'TiJs ft , third, At, Hoys' Club. Church
E?fflVcM 18 fi.j fourth, Hitman, Boys'
.nAlftD "!... ..1 ti.HtVink J.I.II..1.
a. Mdiw ,. i '".-.'" -i-?
Bob Churcn -ruu. .." -
Church Clu
Time,
!c... ...-tt'nn htf Domev. U!
unattached,
:lr'..!.i;na. Vslten. Qermantown Hoys'
7V 'in4lcP BO yds.; third. Btroul, Mcr
jat, 6n(iici -, . fn,,h. iteenan.
rW..- SiJ'mlbr handicap 60 yd'. Time
ClWs --ft m,
mill. ? ."' .. - uA.t.k..t irtt.
hv Clt B (Falrmnn, Howell, Rogers,
ri Pinai ipiiuii ui. iuikiiriri iiia.it
VJ.mfHir): geconn. uiasa u; in ru, - v.
Sr.V,i.ruM Time, it mm. m -.
HSrRoiiri made new Northeast track record
ISttWswtaTJlf(vinnW. the Stand
fKTOiltr nenrlng. Company compoted of
Minna SleFaun. Mccnnjy nnn naes, sec
tjUlrtn, Spudrt Manufacturing Company:
Mtt H. fistton S. Sont. Time, 3 minutes 41
KSIi'.'M handicap dath Winner. Brown,
BISSSStm Ho) tt Tlub. handicap 15 yards;
7)rnanton ioj . .-cl.urcn Clut. ftondl-
IK? 3 rir'dt. thlld. lluel. unattached,
,.' ' ir,1: fourth. Bteclc, Oerman-
Bwf Club, handicap 4 yards. Time,
IS5, miie run Winner, flwede. unattached.
jM 89 " ' second. nablnowIW. Boys!
tfh.C.uh. handicap no yd. ; third.
j)M iflDnai.
&".Vo- Vhwettern Soys; Club hand!
IS. so di fourth. Jones, Northwestern nays'
lriinilMP. 115 yds. Time. 4 mln. 33 4-5
jjfUnlK'"1' "
JO yds. : f 01
Ciu, undlcap.
iSsSil shotput Winner, Blgley, unat
ffia,"S.iin 1" ft.: second. Butter, unat-
IS handicap 18 ft.i third, Oalley, un
iSad, SinKcsp 1 " ourth- A- W. Blch
JiaVfffilnols A. &.. scratch. Distance, Bl ft.
t-lTo.
w
L1NSIN HOME FIRST
AT MONTREAL MEET
rcunpbell's 3-Year-Old Brown
Gelding Beats Good Field in
lile Race in 1 :41.
WMTflEAIi. Can. (Bluo Bonnet), Juno
Lit,.
litrest crowd witnessed the races here
n& afternqon under the, auspices of the
ntreal Jockey Clut. A fair sky and
weather made conditions Ideal.
sin landed the first race when she
Sltan a good field. Sea, Lord was sec-
nd Qartley third. Tho purse was
JCOO.
la lummary:
Irat race, handicap. 3-year-olds and
tKlCsnadlan bred, purse, J30O added, one
Wo-Llnsln. 108, McAtoe, 4.o, jz.su, jz.jv,
von: Hea Lord, 103. Smyth, 3.60, $2.60,
ttcondi CJartley. 101, SchuttlnRer, J2.40,
iant Time, 1:41. Melasen, Cerf Volant,
biter Mol also ran.
Bitond race, $500 added, selling', 3-year-
vm, five furlongs Hroomstraw, lOb,
rKMtwtll, .!0. 3J.50. $3.30, won: Eddie T.,
lTaplln. $4.10, $3.30, second; Jleaia, wo,
ttir, $is.w, third. Time, i:wi. nose-
r, larorusn, iiio, uarnin, ueniia-
ian, McLellan also ran.
Jrd race. $500 added, handicap, 3-
MWs and up, six furlongs: Water
il, AU3, UUCrC, O.W, 9J.VU. 0,1Ut HWIIj
JUctor. 100, Smyth, $13.30, $5.30, second;
iexworth. 1M. Martwell. I6.E0. third.
BSsilH. Back Bay, Herron and Shy-
ftttaLalio ran.
IrpSrth race, Windsor Hotel cup, 3-year-
IISOQ added, mile and one-eighth
r, 1W, Metcalf. $3.50. $3.00, out, -won;
iiaznanada. 10T. Jackson. 13.00. out. sec-
PM Twties, 109, Obert, out, third. Time.
1HJ-5. Walter Baas also ran. (Privet
nil, Fountain Fay scratched.)
intth race, Prince of Wales Steeple-
, nzog added, four-year-olds and up.
n t mues urynaown, in, connoM,
$liO. Out. won- Wnlrithln. 1ST. Wolke.
9ui second: Sun Klnir. 139 IVItllams.
mt third. Time. 4:01. Chester Krum fell.
IRS CASSIDY LANDS
! IN LAT0NIA OPENER
Inner Was Going Away at
finish Mex and Amazon in
Wfder,
v
. f '
M0NIA. Ky.. June, 12.-nunnlne with
' burst of speed at the end enabled
vaiay to romp home nrst in xno
nrt awn at this afternoon's roeei-
tThe winner landed the race going
i uie finish. The opposition enaeu
98 the last furlong, "when the ultl-
winner got out In front and openea
u-na was never In danger, ina
honors fell to tho lot of Mex, with
n In the show position. The time
04 race ovsr lli g.furlonar route
PW
race, selling, 3-year-olds and up.
longs Mara Caasldv. 99. Meeban,
BTftSO. $tM, woni Mar, 103. La Pallle,
second; Amason, w, Jones,
.sTlaie. l:is. T)r nimm. Mannaseh.
.Black Thnrn ntnn rnn.
R?end race, 2-year-olds, 5 furlongs
giAiways, 109, Domlnlck, $u.w. .w,
iron. Blood Test. 109, Goose, $1.70,
i' MCOnrt Wlrr, 11? rtantrv. 13.10.
1 'Time, j.oi 1-5, folroma. Organdie,
rn League, Traction, Stephen B.
i.
face, handicap, 3-year-olds and
flirtnniy Tmn XfoV 19A Mfltf.
Ifl-SO, $150, won; The Norman, 97,
410.90, $8 40, scond; uraaieya
1W, Oanx. $t40. third. Time,
Leocharess. Hawthorn also ran.
BACHER BALI, MANAGER
t State A. A. Likewise Elects H.
M. Smith Track Head.
TB COLLSOB, Pa,, June It-Offi-
MW Pnn State Athletic Assooia-
CtdE M T.lihanhar. of St. Mary's
ia warn, manager for the 1
UeOacher Is a tual f "
nesnn.i aurse. m. mtisMI ot tna
Pi fraternity and aanlor claM-
Smith, of Latroa r.
trsck manaarar Ht ta studying
MUujai vuiiu and i msibf
HOT FINISH TODAY
IN MfAICA RACE
Lily Heavens Wins Opening
Event After Stirring Finiai
With Challenger Tralee.
JAMAICA, N. Y.. June 12
One of the prettiest races witnessed at
ftureCl.y,hC1Ub m,el,nB he w the
noon h t1?,6 ?enln event this after-
Tn a rm,ly "avlln,, " out Tralee
mi 8n8n,nR drive at tho finish. The
The tlm. VCr,h.wlre wns Atnk
1:014.6. flve-furlong race was
Jockey Falrbrother held his mount well
used the whip with effect. Jockey Button,
i,.h?" P f 1 ,anlmal' employed the same
tactics, and It was a spectacular brush to
me wire.
The summary:
jMlr8Uft..CV?r ?,llM' -yM-old. selling.
$400 added, B furlongB-Llly Heavens, 103;
br0,,er,J) ,. ' 3 t0 9 t0 " won
Trnlec, 103, Buxton, even, I to B, out, sec
ond; Atakn. 101, Dreyer, lit, 15 to 1, to
1, B to 2, third. Time, 1:014-5. Plumote,
Devonshire, Dolly and Edna Kenna also
tan.
Second race, for 8-year-olds and up,
selling, purse $500. mile an da furlong
Amain, 116. Byrne, 9 to 6, 9 to 20, out,
won; Spenrhead, 118. Davles, 12 to 1, 3 to
14 to 5, second; Wooden Shoes, 113, Mc-
Fnshe,y; BJ 1.- x t0 3- 0,,t' thlrd- Time,
1.B5 1-6. Doublet and Lady HanMn also
ran.
Third race, for 3-year-olds and up, sell
ing, pursfl $400, 6H furlongs. Prairie. 110,
powder. 7 to 5, 1 to 2, out, won; J. J.
Llllls, 116, Corey, 14 to 6, even. 2 to 5.
second; Superhuman, 105, Cavanagh, 6 to
1. 3 to 2, 3 to 5, third. Time, 1:08, Lost
Fortune Mnmlo K. and Young Emblem
also ran.
Fourth race, the Paumonok Handicap,
for 3-year-olds and upward, purse $2000, 6
furlongs-Coquette. 102, Byrne, 20 to 1,
8 to 1, 4 to 1, won; Hnrmonloon, 125, Not
ter. It to 10, 1 to 2, 1 to 4. second; Hester
Prynne, 103, J. McTaggart, 12 to 1, 2 to L
third. Time, 1:13. Ten Point, High Noon,
Andrew, Charlestonlan and Flglnriy also
ran.
Fifth race, the Colorado handicap, for
3-year-olds and up. $GO0 ndded, mile and a
sixteenth Slumbor It., 111. Notter, 9 to 10,
2 to 6, out, won; Doublo Eagle, 102, Mc
Cahey, 4 to 1, 6 to 6, 1 to 2, second; Ra2
zano, 95, J. McTaggart. 15 to 1, 5 to 1, 2
to I, third, Time, 1:43 2-5. Flying Fairy,
Top Hat, Cliff Field and Huguenot also
ran.
Sixth rnce, maidens, 3-year-olds and up
ward, $400 added, six furlongs Hanovla,
110, Burllngame. 8 to B, 3 to B. 1 to 3, won;
Fuxzy AVuizy, 112, Buxton, 8 to 1, 3 to 1,
7 to 5, second; Yodelns, 115, McKeovcr,
100 to 1, 20 to I, 8 to 1, third. Time, 1:15 2-5.
Sandmarsh, Gammon, Vlflr and Jingling
also ran,
MONDAY'S RACE CARD
AT JAMAICA TRACK
First race, for 2-year-olds, 5 furlongs-Good
Counsel, 107; Damrosch,
112; Tea Caddy, 112; Kilmer, 107; Sand
pocket, 109; Prince of Como, 112; Manhas
set, 104; Edith Baumann, 101; Socony, 112.
Second race, for 4-year-olds and up,
soiling, Hi miles Hermls, Jr., 99; Coln,
94; Monmouth, 99; Batten', 104; Elbond,
101; 'Easter Star, 94.
Third race, for 3-year-olds and up,
handicap, 11-10 miles Pandean, 111;
Double Eagle, 101; Top Hat, 102; Norse
King, 102; Charter Maid 99.
Fourth race, for 2-year-olds, the Green
field stakes, selling, 6V4 furlongs 'Bcglna,
94; Short Ballot, 100; Sun God, 95; Fern
rock, 107; Plumlse, 97; Success, 100; Va
riety, 109.
Fifth race, for 4-year-olds and up, sell
ing. Hi miles Dajngerfleld. 99; O'Sulll
van, 110; Ray O'Llght, 110; Ben Quince, 99;
Kepulvida, 102; 'Marshon, 102.
Sixth race, for 3-year-olds and up,
maiden, selling, 6 furlongs Duke of Dun
bar, 109; Primary, 109; Rose Marino, 107;
Woodfalr, 109; Cy Merrick, 11; Valen
tine, 106; Nepthys, 107; Vlflr, 109; Uncle
Bill, 109; 'North Light, 111; Hyrla, 107;
Vaxa, 107.
"Apprentice allowance claimed.
Track, fast; weather, hot and clear.
BLUE BONNET ENTRIES
FOR RACES ON MONDAY
first race, $500 added, for 2-year-old,
foaled In Canada, 414 furlongs-Golden
Vixen, 109; Wishing Weft. 109; Ban Shore,
109; Miss Fay, 109; Good Shot, 112; Billy
Frew, 112; Copper King, 115.
Second race, $500 added, selling, 2-year-old
maidens, 5 furlongs Medea, 103; Will
Cash, 10; Queen Apple, 103; Semper Stal
wart, 108; Lnrkln, 105: "Bose Garden,
93: J. Z. Wiggins. 107; Tar Brush, 110.
Third race, $500 added, selling, 3-year-olds
and up, 6 furlongs-Gold Cap, 110;
Peggy I. 96; Kail Inla, 110; Mlmlco, 103;
Lord Wells, 110; Bordello. 110; Ada Anne,
103; Gen. Ben Ledl, 106; Chuckles, 113;
Briny Deep, 100; Miss Jean, 108; Aahokan,
9;!; Miss Clara, 95; Rlchwood, 113; Kay
deroseros, 108; "York Lad, lit
Fourth race, $500 added, 3-year-olds and
up, 1-mlle Kenworthy. 101; Ruffo, 91;
Carbide, 101; Captain Ben, 101; Shyness,
99; Quick Start, 100; Stalwart Helen, 96;
Bushy Head, 104; Schemer. 91.
Fifth race, $600 added, selling, steeple
chase, 4-year-olds and up, about 2 miles
Garter, 140; Idle Michael, 139; Bryndown.
144.
Sixth race, $500 added, handicap, selling,
3-year-olds and up, 6'A furlongs-Better-ton.
102; ZIn Del. 102; Briar Path, 106;
Deposit, 107; ICewessa. 112; Vlley, 103; The
Spirit. 101: Venetla, 103; Kim, 80; Yenghee,
107; Sir Blalie, 103.
Seventh race, $500 added, selling, 3-year-olds
and up, lii miles Raincoat, 100;
Cuttyhunk, 107; Buck Keenan, 110: 'Fen
rock, 92; Mud Sill, 105; 'Voladay, Jr., 105.
Apprentice allowance claimed,
Weather, clear; track, fast.
ENTRIES AT LATONIA
FOR RACES MONDAY
First race, sslllng, 4-yttr-olda and up, 8
furtonis-'Harebsll, 103: 'Jos Rostnnsld, IOSi
Colls 108; Manners 110. Sidney Holm. 110;
Royal Tsi. UO. Star O'Kyan. 113; "Ldy
Pinchlta 106. Luclllo Morris, 108: Cbarmtute,
ins" OraniiV 110, Nehtlta. ilO; Tallow Man)
11siconl race, selling-, maiden nilles. 2-year-olds
5 furlongs 'Innovatloo. 10S; 'Bmlly B.,
1M ' f.fttli Fairy 106; Nellie Wellas, KM;
a!uy Joe, 110. Oaklawn Belle. 110. OJurlel'a
p"t, llS. Owsna. 110. Argument, lid: LouUe
Stone. 110, Uary Estell. 110, Sayron Arr.
ilrhlrd racs, 3-year-olds. 1 mlla snd TO yards
Bidtkasif fteetabelle. 101 j Owvllle. lOd"; Mar-
"urmTa'nt'S.y.ar-old, .ad up.
niiX-ninallBS. Ot; Ttian, 101; Star Jaaamlne.
BaybtJry. lM; Jeha Ound. Davi4 ftalg,
tftiSk &'S&S,&rU. ful
Tlniwe lflTlUckle Paw. 110, DlaturUr.
l1i wis' MUtaf. ! "d ,
i ? WoLi-'Halw 5T, 10. Laasfsltow. 1;
m
AlUo Brt
Hf
WftlSr. IVO, -UCOTKW BUU,
' iy..W. AcU, 107, Pr, 1 l:
jiek Kavaaausn. " t-. -,
Jaekson Leads at Three-Ciishlons
tSiSirffi
Sr.ia; ICW W M T"l .
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY, JUNE
WINS WOMEN'S NATIONAL LAWN
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, tho Norwegian champion, defeated Mrs. George
Club, this afternoon in tho final round for tho women's national
match was played at tho Philadelphia Cricket Club, St. Martin's. A
closely. Tho scores wero 4-6, 6-3, 6-0.
DIRECT TONE TROTS SPEEDWAY
COURSE IN RECORD TIME
Negotiates Half Milo in :50, Piloted
by Offenhauser in Class A.
The Road Drivers' Association matlnea
races on tho Speedway In Falrmount
Park today were largely attended by
local racegoers. Tho featuro event was
the fast performance In Class A trotting,
In which Chris Offenhauser, piloting his
entry, Direct Tone, outfooted Millie W
Owen O'Nell and Fortnight In tho first
heat, going tho half milo In :59. This
la the best time mado this year In tho
trotting races.
In the second heat Owen O'Nell had the
speed and crossed tho wire nhead In
1:0014.
Polly S. triumphed In Class "B pacing,
Red Jacket was second and David C.
third.
Fred M. won Class E after three hard
heats. Wesley, Jr.. took the Initial heat,
and Fred M. copped the next two.
Hello V. ugaln camo to the fore In tho
winners' division, crossing the Judges'
stand first in Class C.
Summary:
Class A. trotting.
Direct Tone. b. g., C Offenhauser 1 2
Owen O'Nell, b. g, W. Boot 2 1
Millie W., b. m.. C Durrell 3 I
Fortnight, blk. m., II. Matlack 4 3
Time, :8H, 1:00V1.
Class B. paclnK, 2 In 3 heats. ,
Polly S.. b. m., W. Brawley 1 1
Red Jacket, a. g.. J. Carney S 2
David C, g. g.. D. Cromley 2 3
Tim 1 :OS 1:0SU.
Class B. trotting: 2 In 3 heats.
Fred Ji. . ti. a
..Dr. Roxbury
Wetley, Jr.. b,
J. Sibley
P. MIlHcfc
1-0314.
2 In 3 heats
It. Deweea
. ..M. Mecutchen
J. Deln
Que It., b. g
Time, 1:0314. 1 07
Class C trotting;
Belle V.. b. m
Pot Roast, b. g
St. Peter, b. g
1 2
3 8
4 4
dr.
Htranger, d.
J. Smltl
Hoke's Margaret, b. m...G. Caughlln
Time, 1.02V.. 1.03, 1 00.
30-MILE MOTOR-PACED RACE
AT POINT BREEZE TONIGHT
Three Noted Riders to Compete in
Feature Event.
The feature event for tho motorcycle
nnd motor-paced fans this evening at the
Point Breezo Motordrome will be a 30
mlle motor-paced race among F. Colum
batto, tho Itnllap champion; E. MIttenB,
Chicago, and Si. Bedell, Long Island.
Both Bedell and Mittens are well known
to the pace followers here, while Colum
batto, the Italian champion, makes his
flrt nnnearance .and. judging by his
work out at the "Drome" yesterday, he
will be a hard man to defeat. There
will be a program of five motorcycle
events.
The Independent Order of Americans
will hold Its annual outing and games at
the park In the afternoon with a big pro
gram of athletic events; there was also
a baseball game between Trenton and
Philadelphia Councils.
BANK CLERKS COMPETE
IN ATHLETIC GAMES
Spirited Program on Field of Swarth
more Preparatory School.
Several hundred employes of various
banks In this city participated In an ath
letic program on the field of the Swarth
more Preparatory School this afternoon.
There were 50, 100 and 220 yard dashes, a
shot-putting contest, potato races, a mile
relay and broad and high Jumps.
These were followed by a swimming
competition In the natatorlum of the
school. There was a baseball game be
tween two teams, ona composed of trust
company clerks and another of employes
of the different national banks.
Tho games were conducted under the
auspices of the Philadelphia Chapter,
American Institute of Bankers.
NEWCOMB SHOOT VICTOR
Phlladelphian Captures Top Prize at
Reading Today.
READING. Pa-. June K.-CharlM B.
Newoomb. of Philadelphia, the amateur
target mp4m ot Pennsylvania, earrtw
off the bouora In ths registered largo
tournament of the South Bnd Qua Club,
Of Reading, hM here today In the Oar
eonla Park grounds.
Newaomb brsfen Jtt out of his quota, IM
targets. Alius Hell, of Allentown, was the
runner-up. The scores follow. Total, IM
targets. P danotea professional.
Chat. If Newcoub 14u7. G. Martin Uf
Allsa IUU 144eMw. H Aoaras. . . 1
f Vpi 143Waltr 8 Betua 1
llawklni (P "M J" Uaogal . 1
mwkuw MJFrea M Zlslr... 1W
Tfc scows of the PhJla4tpbU and vicinity
STT 5i.,.iihim IM Frtd 8. Tonlln M3
13St
IM
se
HrukHrt" Swnuel KU1U.
Bfr 9HHKt 3sW1bu cjeBH. sB
WAY HURLS FOR
YALE AT PRINCTON
Contlnuril from rage One
Ennton. Vaughn filed to Easton. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
Way was out on a drive to Law. Mld
dlebrook singled through short. Easton
sacrificed, Doyo to Douglas. Mlddlebrook
started for third on the play nnd scored
on GUI's error. Mllburn hit a. three-bagger
to left Hold. Legoro was out, Law to
Douglas. One run, two hits, one error.
Hanks out. Way to Bush. GUI struck
out. Scully fouled out to Bush. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Hunter fouled out to GUI. ush out,
BScully to Douglas. Rellly bunted safe.
Rcllly was out on an attempted steal,
Kelleher to Sculy. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Greene filed out to Vaugn. Drlggs sin
gled to centre. Douglas struck out
Drlggs got to second when Hunter drop
ped last strike. Kelleher struck out.
No runs, one hit, one error.
EIGHTH INNING.
Vaughn filed to Greene. Way filed to
Drlggs. Mlddlebrook grounded out to
Douglas. No rune, no hits, no errors.
Law filed out to Mlddlebrook. Deyo
out. Way to Bush. Hanks filed to Easton.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
RICHARDSON HIGH GUN
Clever Performer Gets First in
Pont Club Event.
du
WILMINGTON, Del., June 12. At the
du Pont Gun Club today A. B. Richard
son again won the State championship
cup. In addition to this, the weekly shoot
for the Connable Cup, as well as the
Coleman du Pont spoons, were the chief
events.
The scores:
Class A A. B. Richardson, 25; H. Win
chester, 24; Edmonson, 22; C. Leedom,
19: W. A. Slmonton, 23; William Foord,
21; E. E. du Pont, 23; J. W. Anderson, 23.
Each had one added.
Class B, 3 addod S. P. Ewing. 25; T.
W. Mathewson, 25; William Coyne, 25;
E. M. Ross, 25; L. R. Beuchamp, 25; W,
G. Wood. 16.
Crawford, 23; B. A. Moore. 23.
Clsss C. 5 added targets T. C. Marshall,
23; Wm. Cochran. 23, J. W. Eans. 21: 8. J.
Newman. 23; J. W. lfathay. 25: W. C.
Popp, 22; C. A. Haverbeck, 23; Dr. J. II.
The"l'nlig'lbles for Ineligible cup W Neely
broke 201. with 3 added; B. R. Jonea 23, with
4 added: W. A. Joslyn broke 21. with 1 added.
Challenge match for Class B cup E. M.
Ross. 448; Wm. Coyne, 42.
State Championship Cup A. R. Richardson,
09; L. D Willis. 03
Ineligible 1. II. Way. 10: M. II. Eattburn,
18: R. Wilson, 18: W. Stubbe. 8.
Class A A. R. Richardson won spoon.
Claas B Mathewaon. Coyne, Ross, Deau
champ ties. sch scoring 23.
Claaa C J. W. Hathaway. C A. Haverbeck
tied with 25 breaks.
TURNERS IN CONTEST
Philadelphia Turngcmeinde Has Ath
letic Festival at Belmont.
Members of the Philadelphia Turnge
meinde held their outdoor meet on Bel
mont Plateau this afternoon. There
were E00O people present.
This Is the first time that a meet of
this rort has been attempted by the
Turners and the numerous events were
very smoothly run off on scheduled time.
The numbers of the program were elimi
nation contests. In which the competitors
were divided Into the classes for children
and adults. ..,,.,.
Five hundred athletes competed In the
children's contests, which were for both
boya and girls, as were the events In
the adults' class. The children's event
resulted as follows:
Hop-step-and-Jump and casting medl-clnoe-ball
for boys Winner, Walter Fred
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ner. The winner received a tennis reo
quet. Reoiplents of second and third hon
ors were awarded tennis balls.
Hpp-step-and-Jump and casting med-Iclna-ball,
for girls Winner, Shlll; second,
Mexlva; third, lllnek.
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TENNIS TITLE
H. Wightman, Longwood Cricket
lawn tennis chnmpionship. The
big gallery followed every play
MISS BJURSIWT WINS
TENNIS TITLE TODAY
ST. MARTIN'S COURT
Norwegian Champion Re
peats Her Indoor Win
ning Feat by Annexing
National Outdoor Cham
pionship. ST. MARTIN'S, Pa.. June 12,-Mlss
Molla Bjurstedt, of Norway, won the
women's national lawn tennis champion
ship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club
here today, by defeating Mre. George
Wlghtmnn. of Boston, title holdor In 1903,
1910 and lfll, ns Miss Hazel Hotchklss, of
California, by two sets to one. Scores, 4-6,
6-3. 6-0.
This Is the first time In the 20 years
that the event has been held that a for
eigner has captured tho United States
singles championship.
Mrs. Wlghtman completely outplayed
Miss Bjurstedt In the first set, especially
at critical stages. It was very well con
tested, however, the score In games being
6-4, and In points SS to 35.
Mrs. Wlghtman won the first two
games hand running, with such ease that
the spectators, numbering more than
2000 were surprised. Gradually Miss
Bjurstedt found her form, and proved It
by taking the second set by six games to
two.
Mrs. Wlghtman excelled In overhead
strokes, and In the placing of returns
Just over the net, Miss BJurstedt's fore
hand strokes wero handled easily In the
early part of the match, but after the
f.rst set they wero most effective and
whizzed over the net with the speed of a
bullet. In the third set Miss BJurstedt's
continued excellent form brought forth
rounds of applause. Her sideline shots
were always In by an inch or so, and
always found Mrs. Wlghtman flat-footed.
Score, 6-0.
For the first time In the history of the
event the final round for the women's na
tional lawn tennis championship had an
International flavor.
Mrs. Wlghtman won the toss for serv
ice, and elected the choice of courts, giv
ing Miss Bjurstedt, of Norway, the serv
ice. Mrs. Wlghtman, of America, took
tho first game with ease, to love. After
Mrs. Wlghtman led, 30-15 In the second
set Miss Bjurstedt brought the score to
deuce, then advantage. She then netted
two easy returns and put another out of
court, Sirs. Wlghtman winning.
Mrs. Wlghtman put three In a row frtm
the base line out of court, but then stead
led and deuce was called.
Miss Bjurstedt then captured the game,
score 2-1, Mrs, Wlghtman leading,
Miss Bjurstedt seemed to lack the ac
curacy that Is so prominent a feature of
Mrs, Wlghtman's game, and her forehand
strokes lacked their usual Btlng.
Mrs. Wlghtman pulled through with the
fourth game after the Norse girl was
leading, and won It after deuce wag
called.
The fifth game was particularly well
played. Miss Bjurstedt winning and mak
ing the game 3-2. Miss Bjurstedt 'made
several points on her four-hand strokes
In the sixth game, but Mrs. Wlghtman's
all-around generalship eventually won It
for her. Leading In the next, 40-15, Miss
Bjurstedt served a double fault, then put
one out of court from the base line, and
eventually lost, after netting two easy
returns, Mrs, Wlghtman leading, 5-2.
Up to then neither of the players had
tried the net game, but remained con
tinually at the back of court. Playing
her best tennis of the set, so far, Miss
Bjurstedt won the eighth, game to love,
and then won the ninth after some
lengthy rallies. Score, 5-4.
Mrs. Wlghtman leading. Miss Bjur
stedt seemed to be gradually finding her
form and assumed an early lead in the
tenth game. Eventually Mrs, Wlghtman
brought the score to deuce. Advantage
was called la favor of the former Call
fornlan and national title holder In 1999,
10 to 11, before she won and captured the
set. Score:
Plwt set.
Mrs. Wlgbtmas
4 3 7 0 4 5 0 1 7-S7 t
Mls BJrst4t-
0 4 6 5 4 J 3 4 4 (-16 4
They divided the opening gaaws of tae
second . Mkw Bjurstedt taking te
first and Mrs. Wlghtman the second. Min
Bjurstedt won tha third game to thirty.
the final point oomuig after a brisk duel
at the set. Mr Wlghtman volieyjBg the
last point out of court
jULm BJurstedt's superlative playing of
ground strokes was the deeWIng factor
ot the next game
It was 4-1 when th Norwegian star
captured tbe fifth game By lU Urn that
crowd had chtd the 3W saark, with
mor arrHwg on e" Iraln
Mrts Witn" lon-cd her wpBoaent t
12, 1915.
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put several returns putslde in the next
g4me, and won It, making the aeor 4-2.
The seventh game, a most critical one,
found Mrs. Wlghtman resorting td hep
famous placing game. After losing tho
advantage, Mrs. Wlghtman made a des
perate, effort to capture the next game,
and made some phenomenal "gets," but
only lost tho deciding point when Miss
Bjurstedt forced her to one corner and
then placed the next shot In another.
Miss Bjurstedt then look the next game
and won the set. Scores;
SECOND SET.
Miss Bjurstedt... 4 2 4 4 4 16 4296
Mrs. Wlghtman.. 14 2 3 2 4 4 2212
After the Usual seven-minutes heat, the
contestants returned to the court, Miss
Bjurstedt wearing a coffee-colored
sweater. The flrat point ended in favor
ot me Norwegian girl, after a long rally,
during which Mrs. Wlghtman wag kept
on tho defensive, but made some first
class "gets." Mlso Bjurstedt won the first
game to love, and the second to 30. In the
third game Miss Bjurstedt continually
played her turns along the side line and
won It after deuce. Score, 3-0.
Miss Bjurstedt lending. Miss Bjurstedt
then won the next games and the set,
match and championship. Score of the
third set!
Miss Bjurstedt 4 4 6 6 5 4296
Mrs. Wlghtman ,, 0 2 4 2 3 O-Jl-0
Totals-Miss Bjurstedt, 93; Mrs. Wight
man, 65. Umpire, John H. Whlttaker.
The .point score, first set
Mrs,
Wlghtmin aid Mr. Johnson-
.,, ,, ... ... '
A A A A A
4-04 e
uns ujuraivui ana Mr, vvrignl
o j . 12212 100
Second set
Mrs, Wlghtmin and Mr. Johmon
Miss Bjurstedt and Mr. Wright
B 2 434-0
r
0 1
14 1 0-18-1
Grand, total
?!f"' Wlghtman and Mr. Johnson 6?
Miss njurstr.lt and Mr. Wright ..... 33
An Miss Bjurstedt nnd Mrs. Wlghtmnn
aro both in tho final of the mixed doubles,
It was decided to run off the men's
jingles final between Craig Diddle,
Merlon, nnd W. T. Tllden, Jr., German
town, first. Howover, after theso two
had played three sets of a five set match,
with Tllden leading by two sets to one,
nlnv wns halted In that event, and tho
final In mixed doubles was begun. Miss
BJurstedt's partner was Irving C. Wright,
of Boston, nnd Mrs. Wlghtman's was H.
C. Johnson, another Bostonlan.
Mrs. Wlghtman and her partner won
tho first set easily by six games to none.
As a team tho Boston pair looked well
nigh unbeatable. Some excellent rallies
were staged, ono In particular, with all
four players at tho net, being received
with a burst of applause. Johnson dl-.
rooted most of his playing at Miss BJur--stedt
Thus the new national singles
champion was forced to do most of the
work on her side of tho net.
Pretty soon tho match developed Into a
rout. Mrs. Wlghtman and Johnson won
four games In tho socond set beforo Miss
Bjurstedt and Wright registered their
first victory. Miss Bjurstedt played a
high-clans, all-round game, but the com
bined attack of the other pair was a lit
tlo too much for even a. champion. Mrs.
Wlghtman and Johnson quickly took tho
next two games and won set and match.
DETROIT AND MACKS
PLAY LONG GAME
Continued from Page One
over tho fonco this year. Veach dropped
a double In short left Kavanaugh sacri
ficed, Kopf to Mclnnls. Young singled
over second, scoring Veach. McKee hit
Into a double play, Shawkey to Barry to
Mclnnls. Two runs, three hits, no errors.
Schang lined to Young. Young threw
out Malonc. Kopf filed to Veach. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING.
Dubuo tripled past Thompson, who mis
Judged the ball. Bush walked. Vltt
forced Bush, Barry to Malone, Dubuo
scoring. Cobb singled to right, Vltt going
to third, crawrora walked, filling tho
bases. Veach filed to Btrunk, Vltt scoring
after the catch. Barry threw out Kava
naugh. Two runs, two hits, no errors.
Murphy batting for Shawkey. Murphy
lined to Crawford. Thompson walked
again. Barry Blngled to right Thomp
son stopping at second, WalBh fanned.
Thompson had started to steal third, but
turned back and was caught between
bases. McKee to Vltt to Young. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
Wyckoff now pitching for Athletics.
Young fouled to Schang. McKee fanned
nnd was thrown out at first when
Schang dropped the third strike. Dubuo
filed to Malone. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Bush fumbled Mclnnls' grounder and
he was safe at first Strunk doubled
against the bleachers, scoring Mclnnls,
Kavanaugh made a beautiful one-handed
stop nnd retired Schang, unassisted,
Strunk going to third. Malone singled to
left, scoring Strunk. Dubuo threw out
Kopf. Dubuc threw out Wyckoff. Two
runs, two hits, one error.
FIFTH INNING.
Bush walked. Vltt sacrificed, Wyrkoff
to Mclnnls. Cobb beat out a bunt. Cobb
stole second. Bush scored when Schang
threw poorly to second. Cobb stole third.
Cobb scored on Crawford's sacrifice fly to
Strunk. Kopf threw out Veach. Two
runs, one hit, one error,
Thompson walked for the third time.
Barry singled to right, Thompson stop
ping at second. Walsh filed to Cobb.
Both runnera moved up on a wild pitch.
Mclnnls singled to left scoring Thompson
and Barry. Steen replaced Dubuc for De
troit. Strunk forced Mclnnls, Vltt to
Young. Strunk stole second. Schang
went to third on Vltt'a wild throw, Strunk
ecorlng. Steen uncorked a wild pitch and
Schang scored. Malonne fanned. Four
runs, two hits, one error.
SIXTH INNING,
Kavanaugh walked. Young singled to
centre. McKee filed to Barry, Steen
forced Young, Barry to Malone. Bush
filed to Malone. No runs, one hit no
errors.
Stanags catching for Detroit. Kopf filed
to Crawford. Wyckoff tripled to deep
centre. Thompson fouled to Stanage.
Barry filed to Crawford. No runs, one
hit, no errors. .
SEVENTH INNING.
Vltt filed to Barry. Cobb walked. Craw
ford fouled to Molnnls. Cobb stofe sec
ond and continued on to third on Sehang'a
wild throw. Veach fanned. No runs, no
hits, one error.
Vltt threw out Walsh. Mclnnls filed to
Bush. Bush threw out Strunk, No runs,
no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING.
Strunk made a great catch of Kava
naugh'a fly. Young filed to Walsh. Start
age fanned. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Schang. walked. Malone sacrificed,
Steen to Kavanaugh. Schang topk third
on a wild plteh. Kopf fanned. Bush
tbrew out Wyekoff. No runs, no bits, no
errors.
NINTH INNING,
stan fanned. Bush fanned. Wyokoff
brought efceers from the crowd by strik
ing Wt VI W. K9 runs, no nun. no errors-
Young fumbled Thompson's grounder
and the runner was safe at first. Bav
sadrifVead. Steen to Kavanaugh. Xmmf
tbrew out wawn. xoumf tnrew out i
Innla. Ne runs, no bits, no errors.
MAHAiYS PITCHING
BEATS PENN TEAM
MrlVi &&$" wia
Hardwlck to Nash. No runs, no Wis.
ao errors.
IPQURTB INNING.
Kns Uiraw oat Frye after qiaklng a
beautiful too f3 ai4 tu k m Gi
fH went out. R. Wallace ta H. WaHftee
.v vu.oini me Dag. no rung, no fttta.
no errors.
Maljhett beat but a hit Maletolt irsw
forced bV R. Wflltnen Mih t ituX
Koon singled to centeh R, WaHafe W- m
ingneia at second. Moore forced Ko
Abbot to Reed. It watf.. ,!. i
Kane was out. Manan to Abbot tt if. M
ij i una, iwo nita, no errors,
FIFTH INNING.
Harte wm out n. Wallace to H. Wf.
Ln,c n: 'w'1Iee covering the bag. HareV-U
Mardwlek, Kane to Mann. Mahan
banged out a home run to fheGyK scor
ing Brlckley ahead of him. Reed went
out Mann to a Wallace. Two rurtt, two
hits, no errors.
H. Wallace went out. Abbot to .Nash.
Mann out, Reed to Nash. Schimpf Went
out. Mahan to Nash. No runs, no hits,
nv ciivrji.
SIXTH INNING.
Kane threw out Abbot Fry out,
Schimpf to R. Wallace. Nsh walkwt
Gannett fouled to Koons. No runs, no " J
nus, no errors.
Irwin filed to Frye. Matchett fouled to
Harte. R. Wallace filed 10 Crlckley. N
runs, no hits, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Harte rdngled to right field. Hard -wick
filed to Schimpf. Harte wag out
stealing, Koons to Mann. Brlekley hit
safely to Schimpf. Mahan went out, H.
Wallace to IX Wallace. No runs, on
hit, no errors.
Koons walked. Moore filed to Reed.
Kane hit Abbot who tagged Koons and ,
then throw Kane out at first No runs,
no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING.
Reed doubted to right Abbot iacrlficeJ,
but Koons threw wild to first and Reed
scored, Abbot going to second. Ffye sac
rificed, Koons to Mann, Abbot going to
third. Abbot scored on a wild pitch.
Mann threw out Nash. Gannett filed to
Matchett Two runs, one hit one error.
H. Wallace fouled out to Harte. Mann
went out, Mahan to Nash, Murdock, who
batted for Sohimpf, walked. Irwin .went
out, Abbot to Nash. No rUns, no-hits,
no errors,
NINTH INNING. ,
Here Murdock relieved H. Wallace lr
tho box. Monro went to shortstop In.
place of Schlmff and Elchelbergtr to cen
tre field for Moore.
Harto fouled to Kane. Hardwlck
doubled to right-field stand. Brlekley
sent a high fly to Jrwln. Mahan fanned,
No runs, one hit no errors.
Matchett went out, Abbot to Nash. It,
Wallace struck out. Koons singled to
right field. Moore single to centre. Kane
hit to centre field, filling the bases. Etch-.
elberger filed to Harte. No runs, three
hits, no errors.
BANCROFT'S DOUBLE
SCORES FIRST RUN
Continued from Tags One
stoallng, Bresnahan to Zimmerman. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Zimmerman safe on Bancroft's fiimble. '
Ho took second on the pluy. overran sec
ond nnd started for third and was out
Bancroft to Nlehoff to Byrne. Saler
doubled to right Williams filed to Ban
croft. Bresnahan grounded to Byrne.
Saler thrown out, Byrne to Nlehoff. No
Tuns, one hit, one error.
THIRD INNING.
Luderus walked. Klllefer singled to
center. Luderus was out trying to reach
third, Williams to Phelan. Klllefer reach
ing second on the play. Mayer fanned.
Bancroft doubled to left, scoring Kllle
fer. Byrno walked, Bancroft stole third.
Decker beat out a slow roller, and Heine.
who threw wild to first, letting Ban-
croit score, and ayrno advanced to third.
Attempted double steal. Byrm was out
at third, Bresnahan to PJerce to PbcIanS
xwo runs, tnree nits, one error.
Pholan walked. Pierce sacrificed, Mayer?!
io iiuaerus. uooa nit oy pttcned call. -Fisher
fanned. Schulte filed to Cravatb.
mo runs, no hits, no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
Cravath walked. Wltted forced Cravath,
Zimmerman to Fisher. Nlehoff filed to
Williams. Wltted out stealing, Bresna-
han to Zimmerman, No 'runs, no hits, no i
errors.
Zimmerman fouled to Klllefer. Saler .-,'
filed to Becker, Williams walked. Bres-
nahan grounded out to Luderus. No runs,
no hits, no errors. v
FIFTH INNING.
Luderus singled to left Klllefer singled '
to left nnd went to second op Schulte's ,
fumble, Luderus taking third. Mayer
singled to right, scoring Luderus, Klllefer
going to third. Zabel now pitching tor
the Cubs. Klllefer scored on a wild pitch,
Mayer went to second. Bancroft beat out
a hit to Saler, Mayer taking third. Byrne
out, Phelan to Saler, Mayer being held at -
third. Bedcer dropped a home run in
deep right, scoring Mayer and Bancroft
ahead of himself. Cravath singled to
centre. Cravath stole second. Whltted
fanned. 'Nlehoff popped to Phelan. Five
runs, six hits, one error.
Phelan filed to Whltted, McLarry bat'
ting for Zabel. McLarry out Nlehoff to -Ludertu.
Good lined to Cravath. .-o
runs, no hits, no( errors.
SBdTH INNING,
Standrldge now pitching for the Cuba,
Luderus singled to centre. Klllefer
forced Luderus, Fisher to Zimmerman.
Slayer singled to centre. Bancroft sacri
ficed, Standrldge to Saler. Byrne was
Bate on Phelan's fumble. Klllefer scoring.
Becker doubted to left, scoring Mayer
and Byrne. Becker was out trying to
reach third, Schulte to Zimmerman to
Phelan. Three runs. Three hits. One
error.
Fisher out, Mayer to Luderus. Schulte
filed to Cravath, Mayer threw Zimmer
man out No runs. No bits. No errors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Knlsely now playing left field In plac
of S?hulte for Chicago. Knlsley droppsi
Cravath's fly, the runner reaching second
Whltted out, Zimmerman to Saler Cr.""
vath going to third on the play.
31'GRAW GETS COLLEGE STAR
EXPECTED TO JOIN MACKS
Wanamaker, Partmouth's &td Hfc
ter, Joins New York Gianta.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. June U.Cptta
Wanamaker, of Dartmouth's ball team,
has signed a contract to play with ths
New York National League Club, it
is generally believed that Wsq.tr8-.gsr
would loin the Athletlas In June, as It
was stated last summer that he h&J 4t
elded to sftjept an offer from Maar
Mask, Tbe Utter, hewever. 44 W ,
meet the price 94 IM hard-WMtfME '
oatoher, and he wHl go t the Giants.
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