fegW SCORES
IfiOLFER GIL NICHOLLS
rXURNS IN GREAT CARD
OF 72 AT BALTUSROL
tyilmington Man in Na
tional Open Champion
ship Is Within One
Stroke of Short Hills
Record.
,t,TOSnOli GOLF CLUB, Short Hills-,
v X June m. j"c mwiuiiui uk tm
ii. ' " n.t flnahprl out In frrtnt in.
?ir in'tho elimination round of tho
P.itlonal open golf championship tourney
fin progress here. On tho ro.ln-soB.ked
ifiarie he turned In "2, the best ecore
Et-Vi ihA (ournoy opened and within one
S,!f6k of the courso record.
ysicnoim v-
V.5.. pi 1 R ) J r i
TSrt ..... o i u a i u
Oat ."" iiiAliKK
3-37
3-35-72
to - - - -
Iw.it.r Hnuen. of nochester.
N. Y
fertMnt Champion, mnao a. miserarjio
fihoifln I" nlB flrBt touna turning In a
L,r of 78. He went out In 33 and camo
Itowlth J9 strokes. Louis Pelller, of Sum
fnlt. N. J-. former open champion of
nvrinet, was pairea wun iingen, ana
fills turned In a enrd of 76.
"ions' tt4t turned out yesterday was pres-
Ieflt ftffin lUuaj. Alia wuido wua uuu lis
I.a ., It was thou ah t It would be. fol-
Mns-lnf last night's heavy rain. It did
fjlfect the playing partly, however.
L-tIia first man to drop out of the tour-
Sir was P. B. Honeyman, of Cincinnati.
s-vii-halls' score stood as low In tho first
Round of tho day's play. No other sot
Iwithln better than four strokes of It.
SChlck Evans, of Chicago, and Jerry
iTrsvers. of Upper Montclalr, N. J., who
cWei expected to como closo. both turned
ffa cards of "5. Evans had a 38-38, while
vrravcr went out In 39 and camo In 37.
L" Scores turned In up until noon wero:
,Baott French, York, P.... 37 3D 70
K llseXbarth. Hlnesdale, 111 40 4t 81
EC F. Uwis. Ml. Clemens, inch.... :ii 42 70
fiforre Silling-. Lakevllle, Conn 40 -in 81
ttE. K. MCK.BHHft -JUCRMJIIVIIIO. ..... , .H 41 7Q
United. Garden City 42 42 84
:nufm Burgess, noston 4J 30 R.1
(JI A. Donaldson. Chicago 38 38 70
'Oil X cnons, Hlimingion. ...
FSltfll Ooebel, Somervllle, N. J
37 3.1 72
44 42 Rll
r, JICK JOlir. nevvarK, v..
42 .III XI
f, Jack Dowllng, Rcareilale, N. T 30 38 77
" J F. O'Brien, Mansfield, 0 41 40 81
frw rir.nri Washington . An Aft wi
Wr. H. Bellwood, Garden City 42 40 US
likW. D. Robinson, Atlantlo City 44 40 00
r?wim.s Kftrrlran. I3oaton
totwili Telller. Canoe Urook..
Wilier Hairen. Ilooheator . . .
Eiaitlti Eam. Jr., Chicago.
Kj.'JL Brna. Whltomarah. .
Bttn Bartell. Fluahlnv. .....
aTir.m indemon. Montclalr...
30 K7 70
311 .111 7S
33 38 70
3S .IS 70
41 87 7S
80 37 7l
r n.' ainfflAtnn. Rlivnnov. . .
4.1 40 01
;t;X Wnc, . Montgomery 4,1 44
I, L009, nuerton, N. J 44 41 8.1
Ftr Sayrd. Scotland 42 41 Ri
CUrlei Howe, Oakmont 42 40 X2
Conroy, Wentflnld 44 44 AS
H.rtort Stronr. lnwood 40 37 77
iWter Fororgue, Chicago 30 40 70
!j.a Travem (amateur) 87 30 70
.Tern Bord, Foxhllli 40 37 77
J. H. Olio, Hartford, Conn 40 :H 78
'f Jl i Jau. iiuaiuu iu ou in
110, Andereon (amateur), Slwanoy. 41 37 78
?, i..v rim, niihmnni1 Pnrintrv 4(1 Aft Kft
IK Jt, J. CUinaerBOH, uuuiuhiig. ciuiivd., w tr
1 laVfiltr Roblneon. Yahnundala 30 41
. Htime Markte, Lynchburg... 30 40
' ''KMXrmin Low, Weetmoreland 42 III)
t iB&joe Sjlinter, New York 38 30
1 MScuSlotheraele. Woodhall Spa, Ene. 42 42
ln t flinrtriin. rjoulnfime. Franca.. 40 40 ftft
i'v' Piter Hoblneon. Yahnundala 30 41 R)
Ml
70
84
sf. rruara. !w York.
41 42 H.I
JotaA rarker, Eoat Hampton..
Aln. Pierce. Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
M. J. O'Loughlln, PlalnHeld
. 30 41 77
. 48 47 Wi
. 38 40 84
40 43 83
42 43 8.1
.18 44 82
44 44 RS
41 4$ 80
33 42 7T
tjt. U inompnon, xor-iie,wr . .
C H Anderson. New London . .
tj rtirkran (amateur). Balto. . .
.TTyE, Stoddard, Hcdford. N. Y,
lewurd Biles, Slevpy Hollow
Gre Sparling, Drldgeport ...
Tt.rrv fherv. llockawav. L. I. . .
44
",,'r ----.. ---- j.- - , ,
race lOlloirmic are uitBryuuu ituira. BiiuwuiH
tot In and totals for the day, also total for
intiM tourney:
Raul!on "J S3 152
ItlUne .... 42 40-88-173
aV Buigeaa 42 30-Kt-lM
rrench 41 37-7S-1W
Mtiarthj'
Hlrkbanh . .
1.1 - i.i,
30 40-70 100
37 38-7B 147
4.1 4M-A0 1(10
37 38-75-1.17
38 3077117
37 41781.18
40 30-70-1 37
3,1 38711(10
41 4580107
40 47-87-171
HI 4S-0O 181
trt Mcnoiu
ItU Ojlli le .
itit Campbell..
KtLrod .. ...
O'Brien.
unrluit
W
S;Mr ,
j. conroy ..
Mhrood .. 80 3S-77 tai
Xirrtfan , 37 4270150
LHli'TllllM- 40 .18781.14
'ltet Hagen 88 38 7 1.11
,TmT 41 3082-100
Lxa 41 428.1170
Bnfv An fiA isn
n t ii,4.HA. ' An qo 70 10
SI. 0. Anderson . . .
Uteri II. Barnes...
(-Chart! F!vnna . . . .
48 4183101
30 37 7.1 111)
3D 10 70 1.11
41 an RO-1S0
40 37-77-135
KToti Anderson . . .
FStntM
rjom Boyd. .10, .1R, 77 1.11,
f Jaao MacKle. 37. .15, 72184.
jcrmin Clark. 41. 41. 84103.
'Jlrrr D. T. nnvjr no fln.7.1 I.Mr Ttoniav.
S. 7, sn.70-l.vt, Walter Fovargue 44. 40-l
B7''. nernert strong. .10, 40.70 10a; J. u.
if'. JTi 40-77-13.1. V. D. Robinson. Jr.. At
Kbatle ritv in rtncj in. rat nhinann.
ili 4J-S4-lrr. '
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WlAMAWA RACE ENTRIES
$0R MEETING TOMORROW
' Flrit race, for 2-year-old maidens, 5 furlongs
-tuin. 117- Hands Off, 112; St. Rock. 112;
tt.jirr. iiaz liienaaie. iuu: -lanana. iuu.
fecond race, for .1-year-olds and up, selling.
Wmlls-Patrlck;8., 103: Jos Dlebold, 113;
tarr. 02; Lazuli. Ill; rtay o' Light. 110;
io, 100; JJonmouth. 108.
'd rSCA. fnr A-vrMa nnA i,n hiinitlrn.
iSrS- 8 furlongs Thornhlll. 123: Star Olft.
!Si.nT Shaw, lift: Noureddln, 108; Sprlng
'&", 114. Chance, 103; Fuy Wuny. lew.
rth race, for 2-year-olda. The Youthful,
Wja conditions. BM furlongs Paddy Whack.
m rmn or como. 103; i.ena Misna, ii;
tfyM01 r.CBl fr 4.year-olda and up. selling, 1
B"'An4 '"rlong Dalngerdeld. 00; Hermis,
W,..i" '3i,,,rlr J 'airy uoamoiner. uii
""oa. 104; Monmouth, 00.
Bjii3 'Vf- ,or 3-year-olds and up. lelllng.
itin.. V u, uriongs Eiija Jennings, ruii uumi
kftar. 107; Aharu, 110; Cyroerrlck, 100;
HfMthvtl ll ' 1I..J. ' rr! an.ll.. ir.JI...
fiil 011. 105: North Light, 112: Wood
sy 107. Patjltafiit 11T. rinolanrilll 1IY7
ifmatlec allowanca claimed.
w, weatner. drying fait.
iKER CITY HIFLB5IEN SHOOT
; IN WEEKLY MATCII TONIGHT
Fire Away Over Sixty-Foot
Range at Ten Targets.
weekly nriz ahnnt nt thn Quaker
Rule Club, of PhlladelDhla. will be
! tonight at KB North 9th street. The
?Wn will be at 10 tarKeta on the
? W-foot ateel ranire. All the gun-
t. will b handicapped according to
sointy Th riflemen will blaie
using open lights and this sort of
er win test their marksmanship.
r MARTIN'S TENNIS AFFAIR
PRODUCES flOOP SPORT
Cresswell Defeats Miss Hunk,
6-4, 0-6 and 0-3.
MARTIN'S, Pa.. June 16.-MI
fl CreaawAll nt tho -phllnititlnhls.
N Club, and Mlsa Bdlth Itunk.
V WOVM exodlHgly -well raatehed.
tM and then the other obtaining
rt luwi m me teams iourBjnnt
! Cresawell woo the first sat
'ii but in the second set ner
ar h i , --.a .u. AlA
F v Hr aucjAib uu mv
Mj a singla jrame.
taifll mtimtM
.:?.'"i i
.1MB 0-2
Vsi'VSfr st'is. luW&
-umvn aBa Mum II Houttoo 4 default,
-" xi uii anuria at sb-sb uis au-ssasuaa
Uis. 1 8. Tajrlar. TWI"
fi.tffhMBS
S.r,J 2 a-''
MADE IN OPEN GOLF MEETING AT SHORT HILLSRACINGAND
EXMER,ALONGSHOT.
IS FffiST AT OTTAWA
A. T. Stewart's Bay Gelding Up
sets Calculation by Coming
Across a 10 to 1 Shot.
CONNAUQMT PARK. Ottawa. Can..
he?9 twTtt' lnftu'u.ral 6-furlonK dash
.t aiternoon a lone shot, Exmer,
Sid an 1 .VflC9e '" 8-5' Olro Wll "
ond and tho favorite, Last Spark, third.
tho l fn.M? atle.n31 tho openlns under
VuJ .rllcutl0n ot th8 Connaught Park
June n ThC meetln "vl" end "
Tho summaries:
..fi'in rV.'j. J,r,8 ',0- 'or 8-year-olds and up.
1' ', 10. third. Time, l.lS a-h. Maid or.
fart UxV'Snt 4? .Ul'mond Cluiter. K?ols-f-n;i.
.r Mabl. Sir Artnur, Syksle, Mona O .
jminle Jean, Mausoleus, Duke of Chester also
x ??I!?.JS?' Pur 400- maiden 2-year.olds
7 tfSriW-ar',r I-Ih, ,13- Ooldsteln. 0 to 5,
Len Wi.0-?' ?" n Prince, 110. Turner
S .'-1.t? 3t .. aocond. Ilarla, 107, MeAtee
nii2i?i.8 V? " '? ". ,hlrd- T"". 1.08. TltS
nublrax, Queen Apple and Clara Morgan also
.JJim IS?!' Pu9 f.A00' -yr-olds and up,
R Mb'iSi1 "l5 A' N- Akln- 1(. Connors
Cno?.r ' .nV '? 3A ondi Deposit, 10S
l i1iPi n 8 Ifi 8,l2 " x ,0 '. third, Time
lif MlH &hnso!h laeheabblble. Mra.
D,Cc-ic n,nCAnDdunTc,. ahraT6 CaP- UnC,e
rOUShr.,LC?r.nVI''t Cup. handl.
-.-"""- -", iui u-jrer.oia ana up, muo
Kins; Hamburg;, 7. 6 acer. 7 to 2. even. 2
-- -.-... .,v,,b vi yiu. i, oieenson. to
l, .1 to S, out, second; Schemer, 00, Acton, n
i0!!-2 ' J n.nd ? 8' tnlr(1- Tlm, 1-43 4-B.
Llniln. Privet Petal and Fountain Fay also
FAVORITE ALHENA
WINS AT JAMAICA
Bay Gelding Runs True to Form
and Gets First Race From
Superhuman.
JAMAICA, N. T., Juno 16. Alhena
lived up to expectations In the first race
hero this afternoon, and camo across In
tho oponlns; event well In hand, Fair
brother had tho leg up. The 3-year-old
bay gelding ran the 6 furlongs tn 1:15.
Superhuman ran second and Minstrel
third.
Tho summary:
First race, for 8-year-olds and up. sellln.
purse 1400, 0 furlongs Alhena, 107, Fnlrbroth
or, 7 to 2. 7 to (1, T to 10, won; superhuman,
107, Bore), 0 to 1, 2 to 1,'even, second; Mln
Ktrcl. 102, LoudCT, 13 to 0, even. 1 to 2, third.
Time, 1'15. Sir William Johnson. Dlla llryson.
Coy. I.lly Orme and Mamie K also ran
Second race, for maiden 2-year-olds, selling;,
purse MOO. 8 turlonas Bdlth Uaumann, luu,
Kalrbrother. 6 to 1. 2 tn 1. 4 to S. won: Pro-
Ihlbltlon, 107, Lilly, IS to S, 0 to 10, 1 to 8,
seconu, limn unair, iuf, i-ouner, u to iu, 1
to H, out, third. Time, 1:02 3-5. Dlmo Novel
and Galcswlnthe also ran. Duno Sits won, but
was dlsqualldsd.
Third race, the Illinois handicap, for S-year-olds,
$500 ndded, 6H furlongs High Noon. 120,
Horel, 10 to 8, 11 to 10 and out. won; Top o'
The Morning, 121, Buxton, 0 to B. 0 to 9 and
out. second; Pnonphor, ISO, Loftus, 0 to 10. 1
to 3 and out, third. Tlmo. 1.07. Band Marsh
and Plxey also ran.
Fourth race, the Garden City soiling: stakes,
11000 guaranteed, for 3-yearolds and up, mtlo
and a sixteenth Yankee Notions, 110. Low
der. 2 to 1. 7 to 10. out. won: Virile. 112.
Buxton, 13 to B, 7 to 10. out, second; Blue
n-...l tlft TT.M... O ,.. .A K M... ,1.1a.
1 Ilia. IV, J..', -J.tiL-, u .w ... -, .u ,, uui. biiiiu.
Time, 1:47 -1-5. Dartworth and Watertown
also ran.
Fifth race, selling-, purse $400, one mile and
a sixteenth O. M. Miller, lie, Huestls, 3 to
2, 3 to n, 1 to 4, won; Ben Quince, 112. 11c
Cnhey. 7 to J, O to 0, 1 to 2, second, ltobln
etta. 110. Buxton, 0 to 2, 7 to 9. 3 to S.
third. Tlmo. 1:60. Otto Kioto, Song of Val
ley, Camellia and Lady Rankin also ran.
West Walnut Wants Games
Tho West Walnut C. C, has now hit Its
winning stride by defeating the Delco Frn
ternlty. of Darby, liy tho score of 0 to 0 and
the Philadelphia Electric by a ff-to-4 scare,
the eame only going 5 Innings on account of
rain. Tho strongest combination that has rep.
resented the club was that which plavsd Sun
day, with Denald, catcher; Pope, pitcher: Mc
Laughlin, first. Tarley, second. Keane, short;
Oeraghty, third, Itinn, right Held, cyconncll.
i entre, and Clark, left. The manager of West
Walnut would llko to hear from Newman
C. C Corley, Aberdeen, Chesmar, Logan
A A.. Bt. Monica's, Melrose, of Atlantic Cliy;
Mt Ephralm, of Mt. Kphralm, N. J., or
Wild wood iram. of Wtldwood. Any club de
siring to play this strong aggregation should
communicate with Walter J. llaffney, 8Z3
South Both street
WINS TOURNAMENT AT SEAVIEW
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MBmm H9H9HEHsifflcl
0lHMifN. , .MilTMir linMrTiltTi
tMsHlHiiliisU W sliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiulitwiaiiiiiiBiiiHHsHHl
wm$&$?' 'If Ik '
I fcgjulKJMHtMtsi. &7i jji 4vitysWsySK Liiiiiiiflt if a HsIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiB. y-"' ' J-w
Mw. . H. Barlow, Merion Cockt Club, won tJw inWUttwi &M
fcMiraMt for wojpen at the tieaview Club, AbsscsTO, N. J. TM
finals wr play ad Uu afternoon. Mm. Bartow dafMtifig Mm. a
H. Vaaderback, 3 up and 2 to go.
EVENIKLEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY. JUKE
WH6R8. "rbO " I n ) 1 M LeAirJ6 "" T A
GO.wG Tb vacation! f ToMonnotJ FOR tfA." Il'ff )
SPEKio ymr whaAbo i I a trip to me J s - 5oyw ?gM L
VJACAT.OM THIS I WAO OP A I I ?L-f ?) I MEW WLeAMS-4 A
Year, ' yOACATioNJiy v--J-;; fzAsao'l V C--y-C )
I TrllKlX III GO UP .1 c ae T. T I
lu The TjecK.e S thi fair amo - s
AWD TX JOMfi I I OTHER POIWTi .
JTKcxjT FiawnC J y ,y?iTf I N
GRUMPY SHOWS WAY
AT LATONIA MEET
Malheur in Place, and Orange
Show in Opening Race This
Afternoon.
LATONIA, Ky., Juno 10. Grumpy, Mal
heur and Orange were tho horses plnceil
In tho first race today. "Whlto Metal,
well lilted by tho talent, ran in very poor
form.
Tho summary:
First ruoe, purse, 0 furlongs, maidens, 3-year-olds
and up Orumpy. 107, Hans. 10.70, fj, ,
won; Malheur, 107, Gentry. JJ.10, M.SO, second;
Orange, 112, O'Brien, ' iX : m, third Time,
1.14 4-5. Undlnage, Cotton Top, Iluslla, Krls
krlngle. Martanha and Whlto Metal also ran
Secord race, selling, 2-year-olds, 9 furlongs
Nellie Welles, 103, Taylor ,11 10, $1.60, $.1.70,
won, Dollna 102, Mott. 113.20, J3.1KI, second.
Paymaster, 0, tapallle. f4 10, third Time,
102 4-0. Lynn, Veldt, Method and Aleen D.
also ran.
Third race, selling. H-year-olds and up, a
furlongs Dlack Thorn. Kl, Oarner. 113.30. 14.
s.1.10, won, Cftrrlo Orme, OS, Stearns, 1.10,
12 W, second. Lady Panchlta. 1()1. Lnpallle,
fl SO. third Time. 1 41. Cash on Delivery,
Malabar, Oreen and Banjon also ran.
MRS. TAYLOR ADVANCES
IN WILMINGTON TOURNEY
Scores Tennis Victory Over Mrs. H. H.
Smith, 6-2 find 6-1.
WILMINGTON, Del.. June, 16.-A regu
lar cloudburst hero this morning inter
rupted play In the Women's Delaware
State Lawn Tcnnla Championship and so
thoroughly soaked tho courts that play
had to be postponed for some consider
able time.
Mrs. J. S. Taylor, of Wilmington, ad
vnnced another stneo In tho singles hy
defeating Mrs. H. It. Smith, of the Phil
adelphia Cricket Club. Her victory was
very easily obtained In straight sets,
C-2, 6-1.
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SOMEBODY IS ALWAYS TAKING THE JOY OUT OF LIFE
MACKMEN PLAY TIGERS IN
SEA OF
Ty Cobb and Emory Titman Biggest Attraction at Game Between
Athletics and Detroit Threatening Weather Cuts At
tendance Down to Low Figure.
Though mud lay thick upon the field, a
soft and oozy gob,
The Mackmen ttarted play today against
the team of Cobb;
And Ty, who adds to any name a nice
supply of eptce,
Went right out there and risked himself
despite his fancy price.
By BLEECHER
BHIBE PAItK, Juno 16. Tho two big
gest men In baseball were on exhibit at
Bhlbc Park today. Step right up, ladles
nnd gentlemen. It is not often you get a
chance to sec together tho monstrous
monolith Emery Titman. weight 270
pounds, as wide as he Is tnll, owner of a
barrel of money, and Tyrus Itaymond
Cobb, also known by the sobriquet of the
king of swat, the terror of pitchers, etc
T. Cobb Is the biggest man In baseball
from tho standpoint of ability and they
do say of emolument.
Titman Is tho biggest physically. He
and Ty lined up alongside each other In
practice.
Emery was wearing a rubber Bhirt to
sweat some of his fat off. After tho
line-up was announced today and the
players had taken their positions, play
was held up two minutes while two blue
clad members of the Shlbe-Mnck con
stabulary rushed out to tho plate and
holystoned It. This done, the game pro
ceeded. Well-done Wyckoft was the Mack
hurler.
We do not remember having seen bis
namo spelled that way before. Neat Isn't
It?
Mud was Inches deep on the Macklan
diamond, but considering the amount of
rain that fell see weather report the
Held was In fairly good condition
Two men walking In tho first Inning by
grace of Wyckoff. One of tho pedestrians
was Cobb. Yahoo Sam Crawford, the
next man up. Wyckoff got two strikes
PHILLIES NOSED OUT
BY PITTSBURGH
Continued from 1'age One
Chalmers to Luderus. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
SECOND INNING.
McCarthy ran out Into left field for
Cravath's high fly. Whltted fanned. Nle-
lioff singled to right, xienon stoio sec
ond and went to third on Gibson's wild
throw. Luderus got a single off Har
mon'B glove, Nlehoff scoring. Klllefer
called out on strikes. One run, two hits,
one error. ,
Hlnchman called out on strikes. Ban
croft threw Wagner out. Viox singled
over short. McCarty popped to Nlehoff.
No runs, one hit. no errors.
THIItD INNING.
Chalmers fanned. Bancroft walked.
Bancroft out stealing, Gibson to Mc
Carthy. Byrne filed to Collins. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
Gibson fouled to Klllefer. Harmon
fanned. Carey Hied to Whltted. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
r. i. -.i,.. .a Warmer. MoCarthV
threw out Cravath at first. Harmon threw
out Whltted at first. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
r..,u. ,.ii! tn riaht. Balrd fanned.
Hlnchman walked. Wagner forced Hlnch
man. Bancroft unassisted, Collins scor
lnc Vlox popped to Bancroft. One run.
one hit, no errors.
FIFTH INNING.
Nlehoff filed to Collins. Luderus filed
to Carey. Klllefer lined to Collins. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
.,..v.., wnibi mhann noDned to
Bancroft. Harmon filed to Whltted.
McCarthy out stealing. Klllefer to Nle
hoff. No runs, no hits, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
Balrd threw Chalmers out at first. Mc
Carthy thraw out Bancroft at first. Byrne
Iliad to Carey. No rum, no hits, no
errors.
Carey beat out a bunt. Collins saorl
licod Byrne to Luderus. Balrd safe on
Bancroft's wild throw, Carey sjorlng.
llalrd eut, stealing, Klllefer to Nleheff.
HlnahnWH steer o right Hlnkan
out. staaUwr. Killeftr to Bancroft. On
run, two bita, ow trror.
SatVBNTH INNING.
Backer beat out a hit to sacead. Cra
vath Mt Wo a double play, Balrd to
Viox to Wajar. HaJltt thraw WhltUd
out at nrat-i Ko run, ana bit, no error.
Bancroft tyww Wag-nar out at Arst
Viex dottbtatt to left, but was out stretch
ing It, Baekar to Byra. Bancroft t brew
out MoCarthsy at first. No runs, out bit.
no errors.
sttOHTU INNING.
Nlabaff f4- Luaanw gUd to Col
Una. Baifd thraw KUUfar ot at dm.
No nB, no sUts, no arrora.
Qibaoo ;roajdd to Lu4arva. Harmon
J.nn..4 1 P.rtv b t out a. hit to first.
CoUlua ualkad Tb baaaaaau vera ad- I
a A. .1 k.tlr k i-'ftalmM. Haini '
VSOVW w .--
MUD AT SHIBE PARK
on him nnd three balls, due not so much
to wlldnesa as a desire to shave tho cor
ners of the plato. Crawford then pro
ceeded to foul alongside third base, nnd
Kopf took a header over the low wall
trying to get It Ho missed by Inches,
but got n great hand from tho crowd.
Young Mnlone chased away all longing
for Eddie Collins, however, when Craw
ford slammed tho pill past Mclnnls. It
wns headed for right Held, traveling like
a bullet and lnbcled base hit, but Mnlone,
by a pretty burst of speed, got over In
time to stab It with one hand. Then he
made a recovery equally -remarkable, and
Crawford was out by Inches at first.
It was easily tho snappiest piece of
baseball seen this year at Shlbe Park;
oven tho Collins mourners cheered. De
troit got a run. however, a few minutes
later, when Wckoft walked Veach,
filling the bases, and also Issued a pass
to Kavannugh. Mclnnls got Young's
grounder, retiring the side.
Jack Lapp saved himself some effort In
the fifth and sprung a novel method ot
getting put out. Trying to dodge a pitched
ball, ho fell down and his bat hit tho
pill, which rolled to Dauss.
Lapp was thrown out before he had
tlmo to rise.
The Mackmcn got to work at the bat
In the fourth Inning. Lapp walked, but
was forced by Oldrlng. Little StutTo
Mclnnls then came along with a zipping
triple to right on which the Reuben
scored, sliding In under Stanage. Strunk
was walked and promptly stole second.
Malone also walked. At this point the
Hilarious Mackmen on thn bench wern
cheering so loudly that Umpire Connolly
walked over to warn them. Apparently
Dauss, Detroit's great kid pitcher, was
getting annoyed. He walked Kopf on
four pitched balls, forcing In the tlclng
run. Wyckoff hit the first ball pitched
to Crawford and all uas over, for that
Inning.
filed to Whltted. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
NINTH INNING.
Dugey batting for Chalmers. Dugey
called out on strikes. Harmon threw
out Bancroft at first. Byrne lined to
Vlox. No runs, no hits, no errors.
CONNAUGHT PARK
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW
First race, for 2-year.old maidens foaled In
Canada, SlOri, 4U, furlnnss Hecla's Flame, 101;
Old Pop, Id); Miss Fay, 108, Golden Vixen,
111. nilly Frew. 1 1 II
Second race, 2-year-olds, selllns, purse 7400.
A (urlonss t.lttle dink, OH Sand's Diamond,
US; Gentle Woman. 100. Smlllnc Massif, toi;
MrLelland, 101, Uroomstraw, 02, Larkln, lot;
Oreetlnsf, 100 Will Cash. 111.
Third race, 1-)enr-olds and up. Ifloo. B fur
longs, out of chute Smiling Mag. 00 Leoloha.
111, Mrs Mc. 10-1, Lamb's Tall, 101, Miss
Waters. 104. Col McPougall, 108. Clarlbel,
Id, Mlrs Chsucer. 10S.
Fourth race, 3-year-olds and up. selling, a
furlongs, out of the chute, purse liOO Donald
U. llil. i:gmont, 10.1. Inlan. JIM. Weir, 1.
Gold Cap, 101. rucrmood, 108, Inquleta, 1UM
Dlrdman, 103. York Ud, lie.
Fifth race, for 3-year-olds and up, free handi
cap, A furlongi. out of the chute, purse Jimi
Heroll. 00, Water Lady, 110, Hack Uay, 1IU,
Fantareta, 1.11.
Slsth rac, for S- ear-olds and up, selling. U
furlongs, out of chute, purse 1100 Joeeiina
Kareta, 04. Mtellcka. 1X1, -Hula Welsh, til);
Kin Radford. 101 'Deaupere, 101, Gordon,
mi- single, in; Toddling, 106, Mgadoo, 1W1;
Little Jake. 110.
Ssenth rsce. for 3-year-olds and up. selling.
1 1-lrt miles, purse lV0-Mlnda. P9, Rslncoat.
101: Asa Herndon. 1C). Kllday, 100: 'Lucky
Georg. ina, Tbe Rump, 10S. Font, 108, 'Cut.
tynunk. IIT. ,
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Woltjast-Gallant Fight Off
BOSTON, June ia-Llghtwelht Ad Wolsast
yetterday canceled his match with Gilbert
' a. ..i, set .ur t nlftltt He pleaded Illness.
Some good stories
have come out of Eu
rope's drain on our
horse supply. "The
War and Horses," by
Alfred Stoddart, is
one of the best. You'll
find it in the Sports
Magazine with Sun
day Public Ledger.
16, 191B.
ATHLETICS WIN 3-2
BATTLE FROM TIGERS
Contlnurd from I'age One
out Mclnnls. Strunk fouled to Stanago.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Bush walked. Vltt forced Bush, Malono
to Berry. Cobb was hit by a pitched ball.
Oldtiug made a fine catch of Crawford's
foul fly. Kopf knocked Veach'B wicked
drive down, but Veach was safe at first,
Vltt tried to score on tho play, but Mc
lnnls' quick throw to Lapp nailed him
at the plate. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Mnlone fanned. Kopf beat out an infield
hit. Wyckoft forced Kopf, Young to Bush.
Walsh forced Wyckoff, Young to Bush.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING.
Kavnnaugh walked. Young fouled to
Lapp. Jacobson batting for Stanage.
Jackson struck out. Dauss also fanned.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
McKce catching for Detroit. Barry sin
led to deep cenre, and when tho ball slip
ped from Cobb's hands, when he at
tempted to throw, Barry continued on
and scored. Lapp filed to Vltt. Oldrlng
out, Dauss to K.avanaugh. Mclnnls out,
Vltt to Kavanuagh. Ono run, ono hit, one
error.
NINTH INNING.
Harry Davis and Ty Cobb had an argu
ment and for a mlnuto it looked as
though they would come to blows. But
Umpire Connolly sent them back to their
lespccllve benches. Bush dropped a single
In short left. Vltt sacrificed, Wyckoff to
Mclnnls. Cobb lined to Oldrlng. Malone
throw out Crawford. No runs, ono hit,
no errors.
Joe Wood Has Sore Arm
BOSTON, June 16. Joe Wood, the lied
Sox speed pitcher, announced today that
he has a lame shoulder and probably will
be unable to take his regular turn in
tho box for a week or 10 days.
Crews Work Hard Today
POUC.HKEEPSIE. N. Y.. June 16.-The
Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse and Pennsyl-
vanla crows were put through a stiff
rowing ot lour-mue runs unuer lime to
day, and each oarsman showed marked
Improvement over yesterday's work In
preparation for the big regatta June 23.
Tom Morris Memorial Golf
CHICAGO. Juno 16. Slaty clubs have en
tered trams In the Tom Morris Memorial
Trophy competition, the r.nnua! event of the
Wt-atern Clou Association, to ba held today.
Among the tnms which entered Is the Oshu
Country Club, of Honolulu. Most ot the clubs
In tho Central States sent entries, Necrrtary
George F. llennoberry announced last night.
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OTHER SPORTS
MISS MEYERS WINS
AT JUNIOR TENNIS
In Piny at Manheirri Today Vic
tor Defeats Mies Newbold,
6-1 and 6-1.
MANHB1M, Po June l.-Some Inter
esting matches were witnessed Jn th
Junior tennis matches here today, tn
the seml.flnal round of the singles Miss
8. Meyrs defeated Miss M. Newbold. 6-1
and s-1.
The summaries:
v Girls' Blngles.
a Meyers defeated M. Newbold, 8-1, 6-t
SBM1FIXAU
Girls' Doubles.
r -.. .a n ...... , . . . .
viir --r.t. . u w: "wptnson asteaua A.
Nayler and M. Loverlng, .s, .lo.
MIXED DOUBLBS.
C. Cheston and A Van Pelt defeated a
Bnldy and A ruidy, M, 0-8, a ""
M. Newbold and M. Wuane defeated B.
Trotter and J. Cheston, (W, 6-0 '""" "
nJ ? '."I'J'V'Jr T' Myr2'Ja. defeated J.
"'eves and W. Tonntend, 0-0. 0-3.
Consolidations
ftlr!.' ImI.u t r...,.u . - . .
toy default " """ WDn '""" "
ennn flefeatel A. Nallor, t-S, -,
M. Qistle defeated L. McCall. 0-2 .
8 eton derMte.1 M. Bpeneer, 6-3. 4-a -,
Boys' consolidations:
S. Kelller defeated W. Klngstsy, 0, 6-3.
PLAY IS RESUMED
IN STATE MATCHES
Remaining Games in Second
Round Singles Ployed Off
at Haverford.
HAVEtlFORD, Pa., Juno Is. Desplto
the fast that tho courts were not In the
best of condition due to the heavy rains
of yesterday and today, play started this
afternoon In tho Pennsylvania Stats
Tennis Tournament at Haverford.
All the remaining second round singles
matches were played off, and several
third round matches, while a start was
made In the doubles.
The feature match In singles was the
contest between Craig Blddle and Row
land Evans, Jr., two Merlon stars. They
were evenly matched tn the first set,
Evans scoring several times on some
beautiful back-hand drives.
Sid Thayer, Merlon's young star, op
posed W. P. Harrlty, of Overbrook, and
outplayed his older opponent in the first
few, games. Stnnloy Pearson, of Oer
mnntown, played 0. J. Rogers. Merlon,
who put up a stiff tattle, though h
seemed rather off his form of previous
years.
Tho best match of the doubles was the
contest between the Tlldcns, of German
town, and Alexander Thayer, Philadel
phia Cricket, and AV. P. Johnson, Merlon's
premier player.
Third round S)dney Thayer. Jr., Merlon,
dercated W. F, llarrlety. Jr.. Overbrook, 0-1,
6-.1
Black Jester English Stake Winner
NCWMAIIKET. Eng.. June 18. The Juris
Stakrs were mon here today by Black Jester,
owned by J, n. Joel. Passport ran second ana
iWartlngton third.
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