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EVEN ON GRUELING ROAD TRIP
Irtder and Mayer Hold Moran's Men in First PlaceAthletics
lowly tcomia imu rvrmr-mmone Will Play Third Base.
Neio Move to Play Faster Baseball.
I., kriillant work of the Phillies
Zot the baseball world. When
it"?. . .,i...A that thev had struck
iy oeiio. - - ----
. and Brooklyn. But, Instead
.w.work, Moron's men fought
g Vonderful pitching carried the
the hitting was not consistent,
ji due to mi as it. biiuuiu.
ti-i fffttnes were won in St. Louis
I EL, be admitted that all seven
.. ThR Cardinals won a 4 to 2
.? . ... .... rnvurnnrl linrl tint nit
H nave " - -
i the I to u aeieut ui iuy w
fcubi, deserved to win, In this game
H but lour hub.
Alexander and Mayer
(JUexarider and Mayer continue to
jey can Keep Bums m " ijiubuui Hiieea meio is no danger of tho
;m falling very far behind the lendors. It Is only natural to expect a
' frorrl Alexander and Mayer at some time, but when that hannens it la
;S that Chalmers, Domarco and Rlxoy
nltched splendid ball, but thoy
Si it bat from tho rest of tho team.
rr ...
A4hlAlrf3 Qlmvlv Kilt Cttrnlt. t7f,F.tMn T-- f
nuiH-iiva m.w.oi uu um.ij, i,vgiiuui( iiuu rurin.
u the meantlmo tho Athletics nave
l-infj. earttcularly In pitching, and It
iK? f. . i- i u . at
fy-will oe mouni'i's m mo iuwc. oi.
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.m inaiaUtl owi'. "-- -..- ....... rf ...... ..0 vw v.ik jk iiucc, XilU UI111IUUL
ork of Guy Morton and Wllllo Mitchell on tho mound was responsible for
tit defeats, as tho Athletics played excellent ball In all other departments
P batting. Tho return of Schang has been a big help, though Lapp waB
itchtnf better ball than ho has In four years. Lajolo and Oldrlng are rapidly
recovering om lnolr injuries, xney win oo oacic in tno game In a few days,
Jj4 then the team will bo Intact for tho first tlmo In bIx woeks.
f The poor york of Eddie Murphy during tho last week has caused Manager
ck to supplant him with Thompson. Tho latter will play in centre with
Ernk In r'sht until Murphy shows a roturn to form. Tho change was made
ftat In time, as it was Thompson's single that drove home the winning run
'fjjlnst the Tigers Saturday, and It was Strunk's catch of a long drive that
ttred the game in tho eighth inning. It is not discrediting Eddie Murphy to
uythtt ho would not have been anywhere near this ball, as thcro are few out
'liitrt who cover so much ground as Strunk.
Malonc Will Be Shifted to Third Base.
Two interested spectators at tho
"lfiione, a crack trapshooter of Baltimore, who Is tho father of Louis Malone,
;'i star young iniieiaor, and Brother Gilbert, athlotlc director nt Mt. St.
litph's College. Tho latter coached tho
yy developed threo youngsters who
WW are Malone, with tho Athletics,
M The latter has been sent to Richmond, of tho International League, for
lather seasoning.
f Immediately after tho game, Manager Mack and Brother Gilbert hold a
Ittle consultation, and tho latter imparted tlio good news to Mack that Malono
tu a better third baseman than second. Local fans will find this hard to
Mee after watching tho sensational
t Brother Gilbert Insists it is tho truth.
That Manager Mack was surprised and pleased at tho news is putting It
iiiiidlr, and It means that young Malone will be shifted over to third when
fcrthat Mack must find a placo for tho
ttcond. Malono viUll remain in the
ILEX AND MAMAUX
HOLD HURLING DUEL
Ibttlaoed from rage One
hutt a great catch off Hlnchman's long
B. une run, two nils, no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
BiBcroft walked. Byrne sacrificed, Qib-
m to Johnston. Becker fanned. Cra-
0iti ilntled to right, scoring Bancroft.
IWIf.t Mi.tA4 ,a n.h.it "Inn i.n nrt
It nn rrft-q
Efttner struck out. Vlox struck out.
vuraiKea. uiDson lannea. .no runs,
u'tlu, no errors.
FIFTH INNING.
Klthoff died to Collins. Luderua singled
icir.ttr. Klllefer fouled to Qcrber. AI-
OlH&.i. AtA A JnlllMn Xn m.na nn.
m b errors.
BwlOiux callsd out on strikes Carev
ifcptdout to Bancroft. Johnston fanned.
K?rnj, no hits, no errors.
it BIXTH INNING
gijscroft grounded to Johnston.
Byrne
P to Carey. Becker popped to Vlox.
Ufa Wns. no hits, nn errors.
fcBmie made a great stop of Collins'
ihot and threw him out at first.
haan called out an strikes. Kllle-
c.in "ufincr out at iirsi. -m ruiit
MMtl. nft pah
E SEVENTH INNING.
iCrmuj singled to right. Whltted
kfiSti infl Pmvtrt run a tit f nnrt
fiieoa to Wagner. Nlehoff singled to
i'h Mehoff a tola aeeond. Luderus
Jjtel. On an attempted double steal
? yru out, Gibson to Wagner. No
', iwo nits, no errors.
wianned. Nlehoff ran out In to right
for Qerber's fly. Nlehoff threw Glb-
QUt &t rlrsL Nn rnnR nn Un nn
as.
ErfJHTW mvror.
feifer popped to Viox. Alexander
mi to Johnston. Bancroft singled off
JUius glove. Bancroft out stealing
j-u iQ wagner. No runs, one hit. no
if?HJE. fHd out on strikes. Carey
' nutted. Johnston got an Infield
gM single and Costello takes place.
P" tioio itcona. Collins fanned. No
we nit, no errors.
NINTH INNING
l"1" Playing first for Pittsburgh.
; '. wagner to Costello. Becker
out Cravath flL In Cnllln. -Vn
; w hits, no errors.
'in ranned, Wagner popped to
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0 runs, no hits, no errors.
TENTH INNING.
Wed waa thrown at first by Gerber.
uled to PnrAV TjtlAptiD mA tn
'? NO rung, rift Mt r.n nnn
$tf lined Intn AlAvAva. t.M9
3 threw nm AihBnn na ivra.
1 fanned No runs, no hits, no errors.
? Cleveland Nine Anytime
T5&ieV,? " !"" Chlvl?ton.
fc following tbo mtetlnt o tb Anwr,
Cr, mijnilM, that a rwolutlon
SoSvT " V ,n, MwtIn txrmlttUlK
iaav Cleveland, to rnfr ttw
Wit. ,Mm to T"1 t any time
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ENJNISHAVERFORD-GOLF
durlne the last .t, u.. ..-. ..
the Phillies started the tour It was
thn lnU.. .. , . ... ,u was
---- auiir oeing oaaiy trounced
of allowing these defnt i...
harder and the breaks finntlv ,, it,...
club through the West at a terrific clip
but apparently tho team has found Itself
and Chicago out of mvi nUvA a
would have been victories with any' kind
victory over Chalmor nrl n .u.
ttiA hiAn1.. -
- .uio euiiu usainsi Aioran'B men, I
a neari-oreaKer, thouRh Humnhrion nf
Rlxey and Demaree, who relieved him,
Continue Winning Pace
bafnie opposing batsmen, and so long
will be in winning form. Theso three
aeem to get but little support In the field
been steadily Improving In all derjart-
Is only a question of a few weeks beforo
t -..i- , . .. .. . - .
muib wus ucaion inree oui or lour, out
tnWlnr tnrt nnf nf U.a mu U.ll1l-Ui
first game with Detroit were Joseph T.
ball team at Mt. St. Joseph this spring,
have boon signed by major league clubs.
and CahlU and Meadows, with Washing-
youngster perform during the last week,
brilliant Malone when Lajole returns
regular line-up.
LOCALS WIN AT TENNIS
Four Philadelphia Women Victorious
in Delaware State Event.
COUNTRY CLUB. Wilmington, Del.,
June U. Philadelphia was well repre
sented In tho Delaware lawn tepnls cham
pionship for women which began hero
this afternoon, and unless a surprise Is
sprung the title should fall to a Phila
delphia girl.
On account. of her showing In the na
tional championship at the Philadelphia
Cricket Club last week. Miss Eliza M.
Fox Is greatly fancied, and It would not
be at all surprising If she should pull
through. Of the first four matches
pluyed three were won by Phlladelphlans.
Jlrs. H. H. Smith, Philadelphia Cricket
Club, easily accounted for Miss K. Bar
ton, of Baltimore, In straight sets, 6-2, 6-3.
Miss Helen Alexander, also of the
Cricket Club, defeated another Wllming
tonlan, Mrs. C. S. Lee, straight sets, 6-1,
6-0, while Mrs. Clement Wainwrlght. of
the Cricket Club, accounted for Miss M.
Williams, of the same club, In the most
Interesting match of the four, 6-2, 6-3.
Miss Paulino Robinson, of New York, had
all the better of her encounter with Miss
It. du Pont, of Wilmington, the latter win
ning only one game In the first set and
two In the second.
Miss Eliza M. Fox, of Germantown, was
given a fairly good match by Miss Clara
Y. Chase, of Marlon, the latter winning
four games In the first set and two in
the second. Miss G, Osthelmer, Hunting
don Valley, had matters all her own way
In the first set of her match with Miss
M. Thompson, of Wilmington and won by
six games to none, but In the second set
Miss Thompson Improved wonderfully and
23 games were played before Miss
Osthelmer could claim the set.
Miss Evelyn Itunh, Merlon, and Miss
Alice Patterson, Philadelphia Cricket
Club, put up an excellent exhibition, and
although Miss Patterson was beaten in
straight sets, 6-3; 7-J, she put up a much
better fight tnan tne score reauy inui
cates. Mrs. Gilbert Harvey, of the
Philadelphia Counrty Club, gained the
easiest victory of the afternoon, defeating
Miss M. Miller. Wilmington. 6-0, 6-0.
Summary:
PRELIMINARY ROUND.
Miss E. SI. Fox. dermantown, defeated Mlai
Clara Y. Chaai. Merlon. 6-J, 6-3.
Mlis Clement Wainwrlght, Philadelphia
Cricket Club, defeated MUa Jlary Williams,
Philadelphia Cricket Club, 6-2. 6-3.
MIm Helen 'Alexander. Philadelphia Cricket
Club, defeated Mr. C. S. Lee. Wilmington,
"jlue" Paulina Roblneon. New York, defeated
Mlis . du Pont. Wilmington. M. 6-3.
Mr. Otlbert Harvey. Philadelphia Country
Club, defeated Ml Mary Mllle. Wilmington.
6-0, 6-0.
FIRST ROUND.
Mj. J, S. Taylor, Wilmington, defeated Mrs.
Y. BehilenUr, PhUadelphfa Country Club,
liraii. H. Bmlth, Philadelphia Cricket Club,
defeated Mies K. Bartoo, Baltimore, e-2. 0-A
Mlai Phyllis Walih. Philadelphia Country
Club defeated MIm Nowland Wilmington,
o-a, Q-i.
fi. r. rwhelmer.
Huntingdon Valley,
de-6-0,
railed MlM M. Thompeon,
tuning (oa.
u?; A F. du Pont, Wilmington, defeated
un ilaeMtlUn Hoopee. Wilmington. -p.6-0.
UMirihralyn Runk, Merlon, defeated Mlee A.
pit UeSE TfiladilpiU Cricket Club. 8-3, T-S.
PillJarlon Cr3ewll. Philadelphia ftrleket
rutAdefeVud Mia E. Heaael. Merlon, 6-1. 6-2.
EVENING LEDGER
HVBglgajMBPGBB-PHlEADBCTHia:, MONDAY, JTOK
r
STELLAR PLAYER IN
imttiLsm nr,. vwimim
W. T. TILDEN, JR.
A local expert who is to competo in the men's Pennsylvania State
championship event at Haverford.
TY COBB IS THE MAIN ALIBI
FOR TEAMS LICKED BY TIGERS
Fans Scarce at Shibc Park This Afternoon at Athletics-Detroit
Contest Blcacheritcs Swelter Under the Summer Sun.
Macks Get Away to Bad Start.
Xo one may cuss the pUrhers' shoots,
.Yor rfde Me fielders lor their boots,
iVor call them slitmberliiff oaloots,
When Tyrus Raymond Swatter Cobb
comes wandering to bat;
The side that has to lose may sigh,
But each team has an alibi,
That hinges on the mighty Ty,
Without -whose high-priced services the
visitors fall flat.
By BLiicHER
SHIBE PARK, Philadelphia, Juno U.
Cobb, Crawford et al. wero still invading
today, so Connie Mack evidently thought
It would require some sharp shooting to
dislodge them. Hence Bullet Joe Bush;
opposed to him was the one-time giant
killer of the Phillies, Covelcakle.
Joo Schroerler sat right down and wept
In sheer disappointment when he saw
that Hughio Jennings was on the Job
coaching nt first base. The reason for
the tears was the red head's attack on
the grass, which he continually pulls up
by the roots year after year.
Tho bleachers were solid white, except
for relieving touches hero and there of
barber-pole and rainbow shirts when play
started. This, of course, was due to the
excessive heat", also tho humidity. Coats
were a burden. Most of the fans in the
sun even removed their collars, thus giv
ing a homelike air to the occasion.
Exultant cheers rang around the park
In the first inning, when Crawford, the
demon slugging mate of Cobb, obligingly
fanned with two men on bases. Of course,
one of the runners had to bo Cobb, who
beat out an Infleld hit, and then went to
pecond on Bush's wild throw to Mcln
nis. Pop was plentifully displayed by the
GOOD SHOT LANDS
AT BLUE BONNETS
Thoroughbred Again Proves
Her Worth by Getting First
Race at Montreal Meeting.
BLUE BONNETS, Montreal, Can.. June
11. Good Shot again proved his class by
winning today. A fast field opposed the
winner. Billy Frew was second and Miss
Fay third.
Tho summaries;
Flret race. 1000 added, S.year-olde foaled In
SWa sJV ISM. "on: "Si iy fV.w"u5:
tturni IIS. 16 20. eecond; Mlie Fay, 100, liart
'fa.:
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Oolden Vixen, liin Shore and copper King aieo
well. &o OU. IUUU -
ran,
Second race,
maiden 2-year-oldJ.
ailing, S
furlong.-Wlll Ca.h. 10S. Taplln I22.T0. M
rf.oo,
10.
W.
second; Semper oialwart, 104, Smyth, ,
third Time 1:02 e-3 0,ueen Apple. Urklu,
Media J U Wlgglne Rose Garden alo ran.
Chuckles. Kayderoieros. Kicnwooa.oorn.no,
Mlie Clara, Lord Welle. Ashokan. MHa Jean,
PaEy 'U an Kail Inla also ran.
WSirth race i-year-o ds and up, 150 added,
mllSiBushy "hoa" W. Taplln, 5 50 .0O.
j?'&T won Carbide, 101, Turuner. p.SO, W.W.
kcondhemer. 15. McDermott. IliO third.
Tline 1:12 2.5. Stalwart. Shyness, Capt. Ben,
cuik Start. Ruilo and Kenworthy also ran.
Q Fifth race, sellm. steeplechase about 2
mllea-Bryndown. lit. O'Connor J !5.!0. 12.80.
Sit won Carter, 1W, Gaddy, W.10, out, sec.
SSd Wle Michael. 138. Williams, out, third.
Time, 00. Only three starters.
Travis and White Golf Victors
NEW YORK. June H.-Walter J. Trails.
MeSltan champion, and Oard-jr JJ hit.
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beet score, isi. wna
Travis second, with 153.
MOVIES-IT JUST HAS
Third race, a-ear-oia ana uy. uu ,,,...
at this meeting, tl furlonge-York Lad. Ill,
ftartwelL JT.707 J3.20, $3. To, won, Oold Cap,
llofsmythr$llA.Sq. second. Ada Anne.
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ON SEAVIEW LINKS-RAnTTI
TENNIS TITLE AFFAIR
Athletics right from tho start. From all
parts of the field they kept up a verbal
r.Utlo of basoball small talk.
Not to leave you up In tho air about
thoso two men on base, It may be said
that Veach ended his tcum's chances to
score by popping the pill Into the air,
and when It came down Barry was wait
ing for it.
Thompson was not In evldenco when
play started today, and they do say ho
has been sent to Richmond to help Mr.
Dunn with his team. Davles, broken for
the time being of his main fault, which
Is his belief that ho Is a pitcher, was In
centre field.
Tho emery ball discussion came up at
the start of the second inning, and the
ump at tho plate examined the entire
stock in hjind to see if anybody wanted
to give up JW).
This amount Is the fine for using tho
emery ball.
Apparently there was nothing to It,
however, because play wns resumed. And
Joe Bush got a great hand from the
crowd when ho threw himself out at
full length and stopped Kavanaugh's
whistling grounder.
Mclnnls pullod the star play of the
Inning, however. Ho had to go Into tho
air for Barry's throw to get Young. The
latter was almost at the bag wi.cn Mc
lnnls stopped the ball, but Instead of
trying to touch the 'bag, Stuffy tagged
the runner as he descended, retiring the
side.
Strunk and Schang started what looked
like a batting rally in the A's balf of
tho second, each getting a slnglo after
Mclnnls had gone out. Strunk went to
third on tho throw in of Malone's fly to
right, but Kopf was out at first. It was
not a rally.
LADY PANCHITA FIRST
IN KENTUCKY SPRINT
Jockey Lapaille Had Easy Ride
on Clever Performer in 6
Furlong Latonia Race.
LATONIA, Ky., June U.-Lady Pan
chlta was in a soft place In the first race
today and romped home to a compara
tively easy victory. Boyal Tea got place
money and Fellowman show.
The summary:
First race, eelllny l-ear-olds and up. fl fur.
lonas Lady Panihlta. 101 Lanallle in 20,
ij.fo, 12.80, non; Uoyal Tea. 110, Meahan,
J( 30. $3 10 eeiond. reilowmeii, 11.' llano; tr.
IT.10. third. Time. 1 H 2-3 Star O'lOan,
Orange, Rio Braies, Sidney Hellman, Lucille
Second race. 5 furlongs Muriel's Pet, 110,
Ksnover, 120 tO 121, 13 DO, won, Louise Stone.
110, O'Brien, IS 10. 11.10, second; Busy Joe.
110 Osns, (i 50, third. Time. 1 02 3-3. Emily
Tt.. Nellie Welles, Arrument, Mary Estelle.
Oaklawn, Belle Sayonarra and Little Fairy
Third race. .1-esr-olds, mile and TO yards
Fleetabeile, 101. Martin. 13 0. 12.10. out, -won;
Mrs Casslily. 107. Hanover. 13 60, out, sac
ond; Martlnoa, 107, Ooose, out. third. Time.
1 13 2-3. Badinage also ran.
GIANTS LEAVE LARKY BEHIND
Catcher Who Tried to Beat Up Mc
Graw Left in St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., June 11. Tho New
Tork National League team left for Cin
cinnati last night without Larry McLean,
tho catcher, who on Friday engaged in a
flght with Manager McQraw and Plok
Klnsella, scout for tha New York club.
McLean displayed a railway ticket to
New York, given him by Manager Mc
Qraw before the fight, and announced he
would leave today. "When I get to Js'ew
York they can do what they will with
me," McLean said.
TO BE DONE, LOUIE; TY
PRINCE OF COMO WINS
FIRST AT JAMAICA
Damrosch Runs Second and
Kilmer Third Time of Five
Furlongs Was 1 :00 3-5.
JAMAICA, N. Y.. June ll.-It was ex.
tremely warm when the horses went to
the post today. A good Monday crowd
os present. In tho first race Prince of!
Como ran true and won handily from
Dnmroecli.
Tho summary:
.,rilr;1 ".?; for 2-Jeat-oUi, H00 added. 3
furlongs-Prince of Como, 112, Warrington, 9
?,i?' 2.'. '. out' on! Umroech, 112, E.
uugnn 10 to s, t to 8. out, second: Kilmer,
!,'. PX"!' 12 ,0 3 ,0 out. third. Time,
1:U0 3-B. sony, Good Council and Edith Bau.
man also ran.
Second rate,
for l-josr-olds and up, eelilns
puree isoo 1 mile and 1 furlong
McCahey. 13 to 10, 0 to JO, out.
Louder, T to 2. even. 2 to 5, at
Jr. un, Ilunton. 10 to 1. t to 1.
; r.i u
lod, 104,
woni Coin, t)l,
Vn. 2 in A ann.
Ilermle,
I!). Ihlltrm in In 1 I .n 1 a ,n f. Ihlri.
lo:
Time 1 3 2-s Dattery, Monmouth and Eastei
:,. inira.
and Baiter
otiir quo ran
Thtrd rnre. tll IDiln ItanrflAan tn .t.VMr.
oli und up. 10 ndilei'. mile and a sixteenth
Ni re KliK, jos. Allen, 11 to 8, 0 to 3. 2 to S,
won. IjouIho Iaele, ml McLahey, to n, 1 to
2. out b-c nd, lop Hat, 102 Huxton. to 1,
3 to 2, 4 to B third lime, 1 t7. Tandcan
and Charier Maid aim ran
, .Fourth race, tho Greenfield eelllnc stakes,
1100O guaranteed, for 2.year.olde, 6H furlongs
Heglna, t. Moreys, 0 to S. T to la 1 to .1,
won rornrock, 10T, Buxton. 13 to 5, 9 to 10,
2 to S. second: Success. HO, McCaher. 20 to 1,
T to 1. 3 to 1. third. Time, 1.07 23. Ohort
Ballot, Sun Ood and Variety also ran.
(Variety fell )
fifth rare, mile and an elghth-O'BullUon,
Tli. Huxton. 2 to 1, ,1 to 6, 1 to 1. won;
Hen Quince, m. McTaggire, .1 to 2, 1 to 2,
out. second Dtlncerr.eld. in. Mink. 13 to 1,
1 to 1, S to 3. third Time. 131 1-3 Ray
o I lain, Marshon and Sepulvula a.o ran.
sixth race, for maidens, .!- ear-olds and up.
sjlllnB, It(K) added, six furlongs Valentine.
118, Uiirllnjamo, 7 to 2, 7 to S, 7 to 10, won.
Dukf of Dunbar. 10J. Huxton. 8 to 3. 7 to
10, 1 to 3, aecond, Ncphthys, 107, McCahey,
J to 1. S to. 2. 0 to 3. third. Time, 1 U 2-S.
Uncle nilU Vllflr. vclfalr. Cyrnerrlck, North,
light, Primary, veio ond llyrla also ran.
LATONIA RACE ENTRIES
FOR MEETING TOMORROW
First race, selling, a-year-olds. fi furlongs
'Flossie Crockett, 100; 'Malabar, 102; Sweet
heart Sue. Whims. Grecian, -Sir William. Mlea
Helder. Fidget, Rebecca Moses. 103: Duke,
Dorcrln, Allen Cain, Dingo, 107: Day Day, 110.
Second race, selling, maiden 2-year-olds,
colts. , furlongs-'Llttle Cove, 101; Old Char
ter. Mllu Mullen. 107, Asparagus Sam. 103.
Greenwood, Czar a Hoy, John Bunny, Al
Tierce, Wkton. 112.
Third race, selling, fl-year-olds and up, 0
furlongs "Freeman, Lady Mexican, S, Long
lleach, Kn), Lnnghorne, natlna, -A'orena,
Btlcltrln. IDS. Kate K, 100, Sail. Sureget,
Ulrkn, 103. Doctor Dougherty, 11.1
Tourth race, selling. ,I-ear-oUlD and up, mile
and 70 yards 'Commauretta. 8.1, Disillusion,
01; -Mallard, ttt, Ulg Dipper. 102, Kino, 104,
Guldo Fost, 10; Lo eland, rather Riley. Irlsi
Gentleman, 107.
Fifth race, relllnt;, 2-jear-olde, B furlongs
Desslo .. 01; 'Itrawaddy, 07, 'Aunt Sal.
100; -Little Blggor, HW, 'Intention, 100; 'ITe
pald, 101: Audrey Austin. 102; 'Black Beauty,
in;. Savliio. 100, Inndel II, 104, Drown Velvet,
1011, Babv Cal. 112, Yerniak. 102
Sixth race. J-yenr-olds, 0 furlongs 'Kneelet,
iro, 'Almeda, 101, Lawrence, 100; Dignity,
10S: Dorothy Petklns. 103; 'Star McGee, 10.V,
Mettle C, 10S' Mountain Pearl, 103; Alkanet,
103, Waterproof. 103. Bean Splller. 109, A.
Weigle. 103; Eddie Helling 103; African Beau,
10,".. Bronn Prince, IMS.
Seventh raco, advance money selling race. 3
year-olds and un. 0 furlongs 'Blackthorn. 03;
Les Invalldes, 08. ICrlis Krlngle, 100: Altedo.
10U, 'Tale Bearer, 102. 'Wild Dear. 103; 'L.
II. A.UIr, 103. Hank Bill, 10S; Gabrlo, 10S:
Oikland. 10S. Feather Duster, 103; Chilton
King 110.
'Apprentice allowance claimed. Clear, heavy.
JAMAICA RACE ENTRIES
FOR MEETING TOMORROW
First race, for 2-year-olds, telling, 6 fur
longs Tlng-a-llng, 112. Lily Heavens, 10J;
Walloon, 112. Queen of Paradise, 103, Tralce,
101; 'High itoree. 102.
Kocond race, for 8-year-olda end up. selling,
mile and sixteenth 'Cornelia, OS: Lady Teresa,
08, 'Patrick S , 08, 'Sam Slick, 03: Hedge,
113: Otto Floto, 105; Roblnetta. 103, J. J.
Llllls. 107.
Third race, for mares 3-year-olds and up,
handicap. 34 furlongs Housemaid, 122: Ka
kaskia, 107, Coquette, 112, Comely, 100; Hes
ter Prynne, 10S. Pomette Bleu, 10S; Rhine
Maiden, 03, Peaceful, 00.
Fourth race, for 3-year-olds, Southampton
Handicap, mile and sixteenth Raztano, US;
Sharpshooter, 110, Phosphor. 123. Sac Me.
Meekln, 112: Lady Ilotha, 103; Garbage Ui;
Tho Finn. 126. INote. The weight on Phos.
phor Includes a penally of 6 pounds )
Fifth race, for 3-yenr-olds and uu, selling,
mile and slxteonth 'Roly, 01, Lady Teresa,
08, Runes. 106. 'Clltt Field. 106; Lazuli. 107;
Otto Floto, 103: ThornhlU. 116
Sixth race, for 2-year-olds, selling, 5 fur-longN-Bessllen,
104. Ataka, 100. Stellarlna,
1127 Lady Atklni, 10!, Typography. 101. Or.
Oremer, 104; Oolden Gate. lot. Vlagday. lot.
Little Alta, 100; 'Galeswlnthe, 00. Jerry, Jr.,
101 Blue hock. 113: 'Hidden Star, 00, Belle
of the Kitchen, 00; 'Vedado. OK: High Horse.
Apprentice allowance claimed. Track fast,
weather hot
BLUE BONNET'S ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW'S MEET
First race. 1300 added, Canadian bred.
Near-olds and up, 6 furlongs Herrmaha 110;
trr.Mo.ier (IV Lady Spendthrift. 03: Red
dest. 108. 'Sllppper Day. lis. 'Meissen. 103:
Rustling. 102; 'Cert Voiante. uu
Maiter h'eka,
iui.
aecona race,
eyV A..jt4 .vr.n1i.w H fitr.
longs Blue Cap, 107; George Smith. 12J.
riMi.M ti.i lld Mliime. US
Third race. ISOO added, selling, 3-year-olds,
and up, 6 furlongs Veneta Strome, 108; Oolden
Plume 101. 'Lellona. 103. LaurU, 10S: Rubj.
con II. 113. Blue Wing. too. Anavri. in.
Hearthstone, 110, Gordon. 113, Lady London.
10S: Vlley, 110. Balgee. 116
Fourth rite. Jacques Cartter stakes. 1S00
added. 3-ear-olds and uo, 1 mue-'xactics.
103: 'Water Lady, 04, Squealer, 101, Braie
Oinarder, 104, 'Anxiety. 01, Kewesau. 101.
mint 102 llarbard, 101.
Fifth nice, steeplechase J000 added, -;.
olds and up. about 2 miles-Come On, 143.
Decathlon H7. Mahel Illte 113; Bacchsnie,
1S. stucco, lb7: stalmore. l; Velilnl. 1.
sfxth race, VI0 added. 3-year.olds, selling.
t "longs -Bula Welsh. 107, 'Aleourt, 101?:
Brandywlne. 100. Retlectlon 06: The Gover
nor. 100, Sleuth. Ill, Ormead, 104. Ada. Ann.
107 Mattre. lft); Galaxy. 107. Dick's Pet, 100;
Shrewsbury. 00: Mls; Gayle 102.
Peventh race. 1300 added. 1 Ing. 3.yesr-olds
and So 1W mllea-'Love Day. 105- 'Louise
T?aers. 100. 8upre 101 mW 02; Donald
MVl5onald 110: 'Joe 8(en 100: Duke of
Shelby. 1M. Mud Sill 101: Fent. 103, 'Shep.
h?rds. 06.' J H. Houghton. 113.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear, track slow.
Ritchie to Battle Welsh
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 11. Willie Rlt
chle has agreed to box Freddie Welsh in
a in-round bout at Brighton Beach race
track, New York. July 3 or 5.
Tho nght Is set for July 3. but as It Is
an outdoor match rain will force Its post,
oonemeiit to tho 5th. The agreement calls
for 138 pounds at 2 o'clock. The sum
agreed upon was not disclosed by Ritchie.
AMERICAN lEAOUE
BASEBALL TODAY
SHIBE PARK
Athletics vs. Detroit
GAME CAM.EI1 AT 3lH T. SI.
OLYMPIA A. A. SStffiSKlS,.
TONIGHT, 8 130 SHAUl-
GEORGE CHIP rs. 8AILOK GRANDE
Adm., Soo. Hal. res.. 60c. Arena res.. 7 So. II.
COBB AND SAM CRAWFORD ARE HERE
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COVALESKIE HURLS
WELL WINS GAME, 2-1
Continued flora Fate One
Vltt going to third and 6onb going to
second on the play. Crawford fanned.
Veach filed to Barry. No run, no hits,
one error.
Davles bunted, but Covallskle threw
him out Youn? and Kavanaugh retired
Barry. O. Bush threw out Walsh. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
SECOND INKlNO.
-iJ'Buh to8M1 out Kavanaugh. Young
filed to Mclnnls. Mclnnls made a won
derful one-handed catch of Barry's wide
throw and retired Stannge. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Mclnnls went out, Vltt to Kavanaugh.
Strunk walked. Schang singled to rltht
Strunk stopping at second. Malone filed
to Crawford, Strunk going to third after
the catch. Schang stole second. Bush
threw out Kopf. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
THIRD INNING,
Barry and Molnnla reflet i7mu.ti.
Strunk muffed O, Bueh'a fly and he went
to second. Vltt went out, Barry to Mo
Inns, 0. Bush going to third. Cobb
walked. Cobb stole second, and when
Harry muffed Sehang'a throw Bush
scored. Cobb tried to reach third, but
was out, Barry to Schang to Kopf. One
run, no hits, two errors.
,X'ttr,mi1 i beautiful atop and threw
out Bush. Davles out. Kavanaugh to
Covaleskle, who covered the bag. Barry
fouled to Crawford, No runs, no hlta,
no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
Crawford made an infield hit. Veach
..1, .V Wftlh' McAvoy catching for
Athletics. Schang had his finger split by
a foul tip and waa forced to retire. Kav
anaugh singled to left. Crawford stopping
at second. McAvoy tried to catch Craw
ford napping off second, but ha threw
it ?entf nela' Crawford going to third,
llo tried to ecore on Davles' return
throw, but Bush recovered tho ball and
threw him out at the plate. Kavanaugh
took third on the play. Davles slipped
going after Young'a drive and it went
past him for three bases. Kavanaugh
scorinfc Stanage tllea to Walsh, una
run, two hlU, one error.
Walsh fanned. Mclnnls out. Vltt to
Kavanaugh. Strunk tripled to deep cen
tre. Strunk scored on a wild pitch.
Covaleskle threw out McAvoy. One run,
one hit, no errora.
FIFTH INNING
Covaleskle beat out nn Infleld hit O.
Bunh sacrificed, J. Bush to Mclnnls. Co
valeskle took third on a wild pitch.
Strunlc made a pretty catch of Vitt'a line
drive and held Covaleskle on third. Cobb
filed to Walsh. No runs, one hit, no er
rore. Malone fanned. Kopf also ranned. Co
valeskle made It three In a row, when
he fanned Buoh. No runs, no hits, no er
rors. r
SIXTH INNING.
Crawford out, Mclnnls unassisted.
Veach singled to right. Kavanaugh
struck out Veach died stealing. McAvoy
to Malone. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Davles filed to Vitt. Barry filed to
Young. Walsh also filed to Young. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Young fanned. Stanage singled over
second and went to second on Barry's
had throw to first. Covaleskle out, Barry
to Mclnnls. Bush walked. Vltt out, Mc
lnnls unassisted. No runs, one hit, one
error.
Mclnnls lined to Veach. Vltt threw out
Strunk. O Bush threw out McAvoy.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING.
Cobb filed to Davles. Crawford flled to
Walsh. Veach singled to right. Kavan
augh forced Veach, Barry to Malone. No
runs, ona hit, no error.!".
Malone fanned. Bush tossed out Kopf.
Bush struck out. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
White Ready for Brown
NEW YORK, June U.-Charley White,
the Chicago lightweight boxer, arrived
here to completo his training for the 10
round bout with Young Brown at tho
American Sporting Club tomorrow night.
Joe Rivers, who meets Johnny Harvey on
the same bill, sturtcd training Wednesday
for the bout Whlto returned from Bos
ton, whrro he scored his fifth consecutive
knockout.
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SEAVIEW GOLF MEDAL
IS CAPTURED TODAY
BYMRSVANDERBECK
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Woman Turns in 'Loft
Card of 85 in Women's
Title Event at Absecon,
N.J.
SEAVIEW GOLF CLUB. Absecon. tt
J., June li.-Mra. a H. VandorbeeH. Of
the Philadelphia Cricket Club, Ulle holder
of the Women' Eastern Golf Associa
tion, won the medal for low score In the
qualifying round of tha Invitation golf
tournament at the Seavlew Golf Cluh to
day. Mrs. Vanderbeck returned a store Of
83, 4 out and U In, and was in a clasa
by herself, for the nest best Score was
the M returned by Mrs. It. tt. Barlow
and Miss Campbell,
As la usually the case when An excel
lent medal score Is made, Mrs. Vander
beck'a round was featured by brilliant
putting. Going out she needed but U
stroke. She waa even five to the sixth,
where she needed a six, but offset lhi
slight lapse with fours on the seventh
and eighth. Coming In, Mr. Vanderbeck
had one three, three four, four five and
? .s , f?r..a toU1 ot 4l making a grand
total of SI. Her card:
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in UH! Ill S-ll-43
Four sixteen qualified today for tha
first round of match play tomorrow morn-
ing. Tha second round miaw. ,,.....
??n ftn1 th" mllinal and final
on Wednesday, in addition t5 ttte quatl
ficatton prlje-round prtje. Clarence H.
Oelst. president and founder of Seavlew.
has offered priiea for the winner and run-
n.r. i, a ,. rza na Ior "e win
nera of defeated eights.
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Jllas Margery Townsend, Seavlew. 74 M 1ST
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M.r.' , Francla Bradley, Huntlntdon
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Mra. W. S, Johneon. St. David's .. 0 80 110
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Mrs. Burton Price, Pnlla. Cricket. 8T M lit
Vlsj Maud Hnffmap, Whltemanh. . M lis 114
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