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'SLOnLOImNTESUm FROM ALL SPORTS cl
HE SMASHES SINGLE TO CENTRE
One-Time Athletics Second Baseman Draws Crowd to Shibe Park
This AfternooRube Bresslcr Exhibits GlatinT
Unfamiharity With the Home Plate
By BLEECHER
rHIBE PARK, June 17. The calamity
kawlers and others who really believe
We IeaBu8 team can be a big league
f.. without the brains- second baseman
s iiurrltd out to Shlbe Park today to see
9 Male Collins Technically, It wag Eddie
Collins u)' "" "" . ".
..,, Saturday.
E5ard left the dugout long before the
Fume started i,ine nis itiiowa or me
White Sox, he wore a blue uniform.
J..' -.- trnr nf prnhflrrnftumpnt In
i manner. In fact, ho seemed unaware
SSr!i.i h had done any dnmage to the
IK Juck machine by removing himself from
A fairly God crowd oans for the most
... .ats. collars and vest, turned out
'for the game, the first of the Chicago
rnen nonius f,"--,v- ,",;. . .,,..,,
I, ihii rate Collins will some day be as
Itermlar as Ty Cobb.
.,), messier was hurled Into the
' treech by Mcailllcuddy, hla opponent bc-
i ficntt Rube has been troubled with
generosity In the past, like other Mnck
cltchers. but he got olt to a good start
toiy by fanning Folsch, the first man
POPULAR FAVORITE
i F1KST AT JAMAICA
r
Hands Off Beats Good Field of
. Two-year-old Maidens Over 5
f Furlong Route.
Wr JAMAICA, N. Y., Juno IT.
' The popular favorite Handa Off won
the 5-year-old maiden race this afternoon
liter a most exciting finish. Saslan, a
;u to 1 shot, was In place, with Tatlana
third. The 5-furlong tlmo was 1:013-5.
The summaries:
rim race, for maiden 2-year-olds.' MOO ndd
.,nrf ;nei-HsnJi Oft: 112. Warrington,
Sin. 1 to 6, out. won; Paslan 112. Troxler,
It i ti 1 3 to 1. e en, reconu; inuum, iw,
I-arrton SO to IB to i. 2 to 1. third. Time,
fi foi 3-3. St nock, Wnytarer and Qlcndale also
Kl Hn.
SKODd rare, ror 3-year-oini una up. hciiiuk,
jri"00. 11-lfl mllea-DInah Do. 100, Hop
IW, 4 to S. out, won; Joo DIcbold, 11.1,
t;lrnn. A to -. 1 lO t, oui, ocvuuu. i."'
r 6 103 Lllley. 8 to 1, 8 to 0. out, third.
Hl'm, 1-4U8-3. Primary alao ran.
" Third race, for a-year-oms anu up, nnnoinu,
V 'itUinf. MOO added-SprlnBtoara, i".."".?;1
lltoi 6 to R. 4 to 3, ttoii: Star Gl",,"".
fllllr. o 1. 0 to 5, 1 to 2. aond: itarrv
flmi,' "ft 3-5 Thornhlll, Chanco and Nou-
..,,in mlmi run.
in...,K m. ih vouthful stake of $2000
'' i(t two-year-olds. !U4 furlonea Paddy Whack,
'All, Byrne, 11 to 2. 7 to .1. and 1 to 2. won;
iFnWcomo, lOJ. I-lUey. 3 to 1. even. 1 to 3.
ncond: l.!Dnn aonan j.u.i, uuxiun. ",'" -
rat, third Time, 1 07. Lena Mlsha, Henry,
StZ and Friar Rock also ran.
ruth race, for 4-vear-olda ani up. .teuinE.
h run w, una ,,,, .iu ...w..n ---
vuh lw, one muo ana a tunoii8-i""'
f Mirihon. 104. Pits, 7 to B, 2 to 5, . out, lee
Jr. 04.
i Klrihon. lot, pits. 7 ion, s io ;, oi, r-
l mira. ump, ii.io - . .wtiiv..., ...
nrfleld and Kalry Oodmotfcer nlao ran
T Sixth race, for maldena, a-ycar-olda and up,
Klllnf, purie MOO, 5i furlongs .wninii,
I MTMfCahe). 4 to 1. 8 to f, 4 to B, flrat; Cy
iMmlcK, 109. Llllv. iO to 1, 4 to 1, 2 to 1,
to 1. a to 1. third. Time 1-CS2-S. .North
LlihL Duke of Dunbar. Ella Jennings. Maaka.
Hin McGlggie. Peaceful and Dolly aiaaison
aln ran.
iOLD TOP SURPRISES
AT OTTAWA COURSE
Winner of First Connaught
i Park Event Beats Favorite
- by Good Margin.
CONNAUGHT PARK, Ottawa, Can.,
June 17. Old Top upset calculations when
h beat the favorites, Billy Frew and
PJIIm Fay, today. 8 to 1 waa paid
Ka' the winner.
vtbe summaries:
Itrit race, purae MCO. ror .maiden B-y,
ills, Canadian toaled. 4Vi furlonca Old .
W. Acton, 8 to 1, 2 to 1, 7 to 10. won: 1
ear-
Pop.
Billy
v, lie. Hums, 8 to 6, 1 to
out, second
4ll. s nr '.'. ' f - K nut
177. 2 ivci, ,BH0ii, . - - - Tl ij"U
Llr. Time. M. liecia's namo ana uoiuu
? vixn also rtn.
. SCOn1 rnr nneiA VlfVi tew ?-Vflr-OldS.
Nlllnr, 3 furlong-Gntlewoman( JC: Van
UUn R a 1 C s K A 4n K mn Will I'fl.n.
1U, Burns, a io 2. een, 1 to 2, econd, Uroom-
ttjlni. 1.0i3.5. tLlttle Olnk. Sands Diamond.
kiuuiuk Aiaggie. ici.ennana, iarKiu im
TWrt race, purae JtOO, 3-year-olds and up,
lellinr. f,,vlnns um rh,,i- m.Q. Metfalf.
tj,'0 1. 8 to o, 4 to B, won; Mrs. Mc, lO'l.
kviinweu. 7 to s, 0 to 3, :i to n, secona, li
KZ. TO, Dodd, 15 to 1, fl to 1, 2 to 1. ,thlrd.
FJ1?"' J 'T 2-3. Umbs Tall. Miss Waters,
: ainwugau, llarlDei, emiunK s "
f;. ssllinj. o furlonca Ooldcap. ICt). Smyth.
?.'.' ? 2 to 1. 8 to S. won; York Lad. US.
nelf, 0 to 2. 8 to B. 4 to 8. second; Itlch
SJ004 109, Cooper. 5 to 2, even, 1 to 2. third.
l,1 17, Dr. D.. Inlan, InquleU, Blrdman
"' Edmont also ran.
.Fifth
fUth race. 6 furlonja Hecoll, 00, MoAteem,
j to 0. out. nrot, Black Bay, 118. Met
!. 7 to 2, even, out, aecend: Panaareta. 134.
una." " Bicu. uut. bi:uiiu
!,"K.6 " . I to 3, out. third.
Time.
"':?. ater Lady also ran
1v a
S" race, .puraa 40O. 3-year-olds and,up.
i ,,3 ,i"' won, King-Radford, lot. Acton,
Sfiri? h.12 to ' 8 to 1, second, Joieflna.
4,-. " -ws v-oiiine, ft io j, even, i io , .
P.5?'.MT l"8- Meellcka, Nliadoo. Beau
'ITS. I.llt l.b n.4ii.. T1..I.I; 1l'l. ata.
.Kn" ,w Mana. ,uuutui, . , ..
southern golfeus compete
eUteen at Atlanta Entered Their
First Round Today.
ATLANTA, da., June 17.-Slxteen
er In tho Southern tournament's
Plonahlp fight entered their first
Bd todav.
ti favorites were Nelson Witney, of
"riesns, four times Southern cham
' H. o Bmh. Jr., also of New Or-
S. former rhnmnlnn C I.. Daxter.
Dllas, who made the 13 holes
peidav In 78! Prrv Adair, the 15.
4f-0ld Atlanta Viv! Ttrvan lfAard. of
R'J'Xon. and Whitney Bouden, a third
Q lVf1naaD...n -, l..ti. .A.. V,&
jsisrs played pirt of the time In so
it i n,"to'rn that they were rorcea
7uny io gather up hailstones colore
meir snots.
EDDIE COLLINS
n !' th5n Pf0ded to walk Weaver
Kl Hl,rn.b.tabl! E- Collln8 M I
nnebifrit V? ,waa marke(1 hV a
wandstnn.?. ht?ir,,nRutrom bluchers and
grandstands. Edd e hart ii .,- .... .u.
for a Lra.C,ed,0n.a Pa,,t Bil.rt ear
In ... C ,e pia,c W"en h trl"
- ww, v iiv a naauiiriti ,...
scorn
WnUh.
.- ......., ,ii, uw irom
JL , ih,id baic nd f the upper
grandstand has a list to starboard to-
If the
si", Bonnie Mack should know the
reason. Pan Johnson and John K
Tener occupied the box In that section
ti,Eddi? F0.llm, 8l0,! MCond an third in
the third Inning, making the third sack
by a neat hook slide. He failed to score
however,
The small bet gamblers who wager on
every play In the bleachers had to give
Big odds to ee; nnv hi ...,-., ...-
former Mackman
Collins acted as field seneral for hU
mates throughout the lame. Greeting
hem where to piny for eich Athletic bit
ter. Jack Barry r0er, them In the third
bN sing Ing to c-nt e when everybody
was playing toward left for him.
CLOSE FINISH TODAY
AT LATONIA'S TRACK
Royal Tea, Oakland and Long
fellow Homo in Order in
First Race.
LATONIA, Ky Juno 17,-Royal Tea,
Oakland and Longfellow engaged In a
battlo royal In tho first race this after
noon, the order of the finish being aa
named:
Garner, on Royol Tea, managed to nose
out O'Brlcn'o mount, whllo Jockey La
palllo. on Longfellow, was a hit too close
up for comfort. Tho 6 furlongs were cov
ered In 1:13 1-5.
The summaries:
''C'1. rac' adnnc aclllny, "year-olda and
r. furlong-no)al Tea, luS, Clarner, ill.iu,
ifjio, t3.su. nou: Oakland, 110, O'Urlen, .V7u
?3.i0, aecond, Ijngfellow, 103, Lopallle, W.2U,
!.hlr.?- 21me- J ' '' Sweetheart Sue. Georgo
Stoll, Eure Get, Chllla. Kneclet, Uuy Edith.
Ud Utar, Itatlna alao ran.
Second race. maiden, 3-jear-olda Jane
Strolth. 103, Gooae, 112.40, $.120. J3 0. won:
Loulae Stone, 110. O Urien, $1.1)0. $'!:&, pec-
?1?,: 'rlart- 3I0i .pen'riV n' tnlr- Time.
1.01. Stunner. Mollle Ulllott. Violet. Berlnlce!
ArRumant, Myola. Mary Catclle, Winnie
O'Dny. Cora C. also ran.
Third race, aelllng. H-ycnr-olda, and mile and
sixteenth White Wool, 108, Ooose, 4.10, 2.:w,
L'.'iO. first: Moiker, OH, Garner, 2.40, 2.4U,
second, wild Horse. Ids, Lapalllc, H.:,0, third.
Tlme-1 til 8-3. Star O'Ryan, Obelua, Lena
Aal, Feather Duner, Cordle i. L, 11. Adair
and wander also ran.
STATE TENNIS PLAY
HOLDS STAGE CENTRE
Keen Competition Marked Con
tests in Pennsylvania Tour
nament at Haverford.
HAVERFORD, Pa Juno 17 -Keen
competition marked tho fourth round of
the singles In the men's Pennsylvania
State Tournament at Haverford today.
The best of tho afternoon matches was
the contest between Wallace F. Johnson,
fomer member of the Davis Cup team,
and Stanley Pearson, of the Germantown
Cricket Club, tennis star, and national
squash champion.
Last year Pearson sprang a blc sur
prises by eliminating Johnson In a hard
played match that went to three deuce
sets. Johnson seemed to havo the better
of tho match In the first set. However,
his accurato chops ot 10 completely ncelng
his opponent.
Sid Thayer and Kenneth Kennedy, the
younE Merlon stars, were too strong for
W. H. T. Huhn and Richard Crozler. the
Country Club representatives, and took
the lead early In the match. The young
sters aro playing in excellent form this
year and should give Rowland Evans and
Joo Armstrong a good right when they
meet In the third round, as the latter
pair had little trouble with Stockton and
Roger Townsend, of Merlon.
Joo Armstrong, former Minnesota
champion, now a member of Merlon,
started off well against the veteran. J. R.
Carpenter. Jr., of the Philadelphia Cricket
Club. His speedy ground strokes and
pretty play at the net seemed to give
him an advantage over the steady game
of his older opponent.
J. S. Dlsston. Jr., the U. of P. star, start,
ed off with a rush against R. C. Mason, of
Merlon, and seemed assured of a straight
set victory.
From Craig Blddle's play In the early
afternoon he seemed to have rather an
advantage over "Alec" Thayer, 1911 city
champion, though as usual Thayer won
many points on his beautiful backhand
driving. The Merlon star, however, was
steadier and rarely lost points on errors.
TOMORROW'S RACE CARD
AT JAMAICA TRACK
First race, for 3-year-olds, selllnr. 8 fur
Ionia Ell c 111; Hsnovla. Ill; Goodwood.
1M: High Tide, lOl: E-nljn C. 100. Ethan
Aen liS" Vodeies, 108; Alhena, 100. Cheater
ton. 110.
Second race, for 2-yar-olds. 3 furlonas
Little Dipper. 107; Plelone, 112, Sooony. 107:
Damroach, 107.
Third race, for 4-year-olds and up. selllnr,
1U mlles-Amalfl. 100, Laiull, 100: O-'Sulllwn,
108; Guy Fisher, 103: Lady Rankin, 103.
Fourth race, for S-year-olda and up. selllnr.
PU furlonga Lllv Orme. 113: Denial). 107;
Gainsborough, 107; Ptantageoet. 102; Alad,
lis- Mr Sneers, 112. Tale Carrier, 11.1. 'Ya
aopiep. 108: Bronx Queen, 00; Ollt Edge, lOo;
Wanquln, 112.
Fifth race, for 2.yar-old fllllea, aalllnr. a
furiongalTypogriphy, 104; Ataka WO; Lily
ileavens, lot); Little Alt. M. Plumose, 1":
Trals. 104; Divan, 100,
sixth race, for 3-year-olds and up, "Ulnr.
6 furlonga-'Andes.' 112, Tlnale lUll. 10,;
OeidwoSf. 107: Lost Fortune. 114; Jlna Basey,
llTCoyVll2: Barly Morn, 117; Grapeahol. llli
FmhwusV ior UlnaUsL 10T. Ahara. 110.
Tra-ek, fs4; WainT. citar ana not.
jjmmwn T.FjDRBR MOVIES-JUST WATCH HIM,
WEAVER OUT AT HOME ON COLLINS SINGLE
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EDDIE COLLINS IS
FACTOR IN GAME
Cnntlniircl from TaRo One
doubled at second trying to steal, Lapp
to Mnlone. No rune, no hits, no errors.
Weaver threw Oldrlng out. Scott threw
out Mclnnls. Strunk beat out nn Inlleld
hit. Malone tiled to J. Collins. N'o runs,
one hit, no errors,
FIFTH INNING.
Scott filed to Oldrlng. Fclsch walked.
Deavcr hit Into a lighting double play,
Kopf to Malono to Mclnnls. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Kopf was called out on .strikes. Dressier
out, Fournlcr, unassisted. Walsh walked.
Barry forced Walsh to E. Collins, tin
aaslstcd. No runs, no hits, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
E. Collins doubled to centre. Malone
threw out Fournlcr, E. Collins going to
third. J. Collins singled to left scoring
E. Collins. J. Collins stolo second. Kopf
threw out Roth. J. Collins being held nt
oocond. Sahalk talked. Blackbourno
filed to Oldrlng. One run, two hits, no
errors.
Lapp fanned. Oldrlng filed to Schalk.
Mclnnls singled to left. E. Collins tossed
out Strunk. No runs, one hit, no cnors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Scott filed to Walsh. Felsch filed to
Walsh. Weaver singled to left. E. Col
lins doubled ngalnst the right field wall,
scoring Weaver. E. Collins overran sec
ond and wns retired, Strunk to Malono
to Kopf. Ono run, two hits, no errors.
Malone walked. Kopf hit Into a double
play, E. Collins to Weaver to Fournlcr.
Davles batting for Bressler, and E. Col
lins threw him out. No runs, nohlts, no
errors.
EIGHTH INNING.
Shawkey now pitching for Athletics.
Fournler filed to WalBh. J. Collins lined
to Walsh. Roth tripled against tho
bleachers wall. Shawkey threw out
Schalk. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Walsh bunted, but Schalk threw him
out. Barry filed to J. Collins. Murphy
batted for Lapp. Murphy grounded to
E. Collins. No runs, no hits, no errors.
"COPS" PLAY BALL
Manayunk Officers Defeat German
town Jlcn, 9 to 7.
Catchlns balls substituted for catching
lawbreakers this afternoon when the
police of the 13th District of Manayunk
defeated tho blueco.tt team of the llth
Pollco District of Germantown, D to 7.
Fellow "coppers" were Interested spec
tators. The feature of the game was tho
brilliant fielding of Ofllcers Moore and
Boswell, of the Manayunk station. An
exceptionally brilliant feature was that
neither team hail played before. Only
two errors were registered against each
team.
The line-up:
MANAYUNK GEJIMANTOWN
(13th Eljtrtct) (14th District)
Moore, If. Miller, n.
Taylor. r. Frith. 3b
Reese, !b. llasgeriy, e.
Price, c. McCarthy. 2b.
Bhotmlller. rf. Kenny, rf.
Uarthold, lb. Mickey, cf.
Durltlns. 3b Humes, lb.
Boswell, cf. Burn ell. If.
Cavanaugh. p. Curtis, is.
ENTRIES FOR LATONIA
RACE MEET TOMORROW
First race, selling;,
maiden 2-vear-nMa and
up, 0 furlonas Flmlitht.
Pfl: Blnao, OS: Sir Wllllan
rllitht. 01- 'Star JIcGee,
William. 101: Waternroof.
10H: Peter Stalwart, 103: Dude. 1M, Syrian.
10(1; 'Willie Holland 107- Oda May, 100;
Kathleen S , 100, Justice Ooehel. 117.
Second race, selllnr. 2-yearolJs. Illlles. 4i
furlongs-Mies Atkins, 01, 'Branchlta, 03, In.
crease, 05: Muriel's Pet. 100: Emily U.. 102;
Audrey Austin. 102, nrown Velvet. 104, Im
portant. 103: Nellie Welles, 10,1. Investment,
107: Aunt Sol. 107: Balvanlty. 111.
Trim race, eeinn. .i-jrur-oiqa ami up ur-lonrs-'Chltra,
P.I, Miss Fielder, 100: Malabar,
102 Drown Prince 101. Bel' Hoy, 108; Lang
horne. 108, Zall 110. flabrlo 110.
Fourth race. 4 year-olds and up. fl furlone.
Huntrero, 106. Benanet. 107, Transit, 110, The
Norman. Ill; Little Father. 111.
Fifth race. 2-yrar-oIds, colls 3 furlongs
Thornwcod. 102: Infidel II. 102: 'Ralph 8.
108 Inrot 103: Greenwood, lfti, nrny Cul.
bertaon 107: Illuminator, 108; Dlaturber 100;
Baby CaL 112: Traction, 113. ....
Sixth rice, silling. l-v.ar-oliV and up, 1 3-18
mllei-'Cbrnrnourelta. 03: Obolus. 01; Con
io er 30: Fort 6umter. 10(1; Any Port. 100.
Seventh race, advance money . Mlllni race.
3-vear-olda and up. 1 mile and 70 ards-Ala-mtla
Lawrinrt. 07: Allerto, M- Wadsnorth's
Ca OS; Allan Cain. 88, ' Santa Hule. 101:
ailc'koln 101, Brick ey. 103 Fleuron II,
IfW KelulramVlOI. Lady Panchlta. lift
Five pounds' apprenticeship allowance
'W fter clear: track fast.
Richie With Delaware County League
i..w Richie, former Phlltle pitcher, has
.lilTed with the Cheater Club, of the Delaware
County League HI first appearance will be
StiirdsrT Cheater, when 1 w III fsc Vis
Lvhlltier. formerly of Boeton and the Ath etle.
r!Sw nltehlaV for Media Of the 68 players
SSmprUng the fcur clubi In the Delaware
gSS i four have played a full eeaeon
m more In the major and 2 have Plaed
S ths T(atet minor lgu in the county.
Snowmartin Lands Oaks
WH-WMARKWr. Jua 17. The Nenmartiet
OakV a won today by L. Numn' B;
SirJln , J. Joal'. Bright .. cond al
iiuiton's Silver! third.
1... !u t,1.11 1 ,. . ... . .
- " "i i-niinucipsm sinco joininR Uhicnrjo, Weaver tried to como in
second. Lapp 1r seen rendy with tho bnll.
GOLFER J. M. BARNES
EQUALS BALTUSROL
RECORD WITH A 71
Whitemarsh Expert in To
day's National Open Af
fair Shares Lead With
Evans, Chicago; Brady,
Mass.; and McNamara,
BALTUSROL CLUB LINKS, Short
Hills, N. J., June 17. James M. Dames,
of tho Whitemarsh Country Club, Phlla.
dclphla. nnd Charles W. Evans, Jr.. of
Chicago, shared tho lead over tho field
at the open national golf championships
started hero this morning, each with a 71.
Thcso marks equal tho record for tho
course.
Dames accomplished tho feat after a
most rcmarknblo exhibition of play. Ho
got a S3 on tho outward trip and made
a 33 on tho round homo for a totnl of 71.
Qcorgo Sargent, of Washington, returned
with a caul of 76. Francis Oulmet, the
open champion, had a mark of 77.
Barnes' card follows:
Out 4 6 3 5 4 4 5 4 3-33
In 3 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 3-33-T1
Robert MacDonald, Buffalo, flashed out
as second with a 72. He was second to
touch that mark during tho last three
days. Gllbeit Nlcholls, Wilmington, tho
favorite thus far, took two sevens on
his tlrst nine holes nnd was very high
returning, tallying 78.
Among the amateurs Jerome Travers
was best with another flno 70, a stroke
below Krancls Oulmet, while Maxwell
Marston, Jersey State champion, con
tinued his good work with a "4, which
was also the showing of Jack Hutchin
son, of Pittsburgh.
Tom .McNamara, by getting 71 this after
noon, tied .James Barnes for the best
round
JicNnmara's card:
Out 53353454 4-36
In 4 4 4 3 4 4 5 4 3-35-71
Clarence Hacknoy, of Atlantic City, was
ordered homo at noon by the doctor. Ho
had overstrained himself in the morning
round.
Mike Brady, Massachusetts, open champion,
pot tho third 71 of tho day, which leave him
lli, only a stroko abova liarneo and ono better
than Travers, portending an exciting finish.
Brady a score:
Out 3 3 3 5 3 4 B 5 3-31
In 3 4 .1 3 4 0 4 4 4-37-71
The scores follow:
MacDonald Smith, New York 42 88 fO
Harry Hampton, inox. Mass 3D 40 7u
m. MacFarlane, Balto, Suburban. 41 41 K5
Francis Oulmet. Boston 3i 80 77
Alex Campbell, Baltimore 88 38 70
Tom Body, Fox HPIs
Jy. Fox IIPIS 87 41 7b
tiocrge I. rarllnfr, Urldseport. .
43 40 83
j.nii ivrnne. Mammon, aiass.
38 40 73
30 40 711
41 40 61
3S 33 71
41 37 60
40 33 73
30 37 7
41 40 SI
38 .iU 77
40 41 St
Isaac Mackle, Lyivliburg-, Va
,cri uaieii, riurair.E
James M. Barnes. Vthltemarah
Otto Hackbarth, Hinsdale. Ill
Ueorge SarEcnt, Mashlngton
Uoorze T. Siiyres, Merlon Cricket...
Jmea It. Thomsson, Phlla C. C. . . .
John A Park, Last Hampton, N. Y.
Jo SHveeUr. New Y6rk
Jerome D. Traera. Uoper Montclalr
(amateur) 36 40 73
J. Oke, Hartford 4A 41 H
Jamea Hepburn, Southampton, N. Y. 87 3D 73
'lorn Anderson, Montclalr 30 41 10
Maxwell Marston, Baltusrol (Ami-
iur) 38 39 77
Alex Smith, Vkal 37 41 78
Daio steer,s. Mohawk 37 30 70
P. J. Topplnir, Greenwich (amateur) 43 8a SI
Ueorto Leow, Baltusrol 30 30 78
Wilfred Held. Seavlew 3D 38 77
Umll loeffer, Oakmont , 41 30 8.1
Dave MacKay, Uellevue 43 37 7u
(.'. W. Hackney, Atlantlo City 42 SS 60
Or ore McI.oui, Yonkrra 42 43 63
(lllbert Nlcholls, Wllmlnrton 40 83 78
Herbert Strong, Rockawuy, .V. V. ... 41 30 83
Thomas Kerrigan, fioeton 40 83 78
Charles Kone, Pittsburgh 83 40 78
M. J. Drady. Boston 80 37 70
J. J. O'Brien, Mansfield. O. 44 88 62
David O'ailvle, Morrle County 88 87 73
Jamea A. Donaldson. Chicago 42 41 M
A. J. Sanderson, Boulogne, Franco . 40 37 77
Thomas McNamara, Boston 41 37 73
Frank Adams, Frencn L,lck eprings,
Ind.
30 44 63
41 30 60
37 37 71
30 30 78
30 36 75
41 46 87
42 40 82
30 88 77
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Kred McLod, Washington
Etler Laving-. NflW Vor
Jack Dowllng, Scarsdale, N. Y
Arthur Held, upper Montclalr. .
Orrln Terry, Boeton
Kmmel French, York
Jack Hutchinson. Pittsburgh....
Joe Mitchell, flldgenrood
C. 11. Horfner. Woodbury, N. J.
Loula Telller, Canoe Brook
Herbert Ijigerblade. Youngslown
Oeorge Simpson. Chicago.
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Will 1li,n,ap R, Tlliu 41 41 SI
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Clark Oorkran, Baltimore (amateur) 4t 42 S3
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BOYS; EDDIE COLLINS
MANHEIM RACQUET
MATCHES TO FINAL
In Boys' Final Tennis Round F.
II. Strnwbridge, Jr., Meets D.
W. iUarston, Jr.
GEnjIANTOWN'. Juno 17. -Ml classes
aro progressing excellently in tho annual
tournament for the Junior championship
of Philadelphia at Manhelm. F. II.
Strawbrldge, Jr.. won his match with
D. W. Marston, Jr., this morning, thereby
going Into tho final round, whete ha will
mcect E. C. Caebard for tho boys' single
title.
In the girls' doubles Mlbs Myers nnd
Miss Chcston won their match with Miss
Townsend and Miss Reeves nnd pro
gressed Into the final round. In mixed
doubles Miss N'ewbold and Mr. Dunne
entered tho final round by defeating Mr.
Burton and Mr. Morhcod.
In tho boys' doubles. Board nnd Moor
head entered the final round by defeating
Hendricks nnd Baldy. Miss Burton and
Miss Castle arc scheduled to play In the
final round of the girls' singles consola
tion tomorrow morning.
P. J. Stlclifr won the singles consola
tion title this morning by defeating D.
Dougherty scores, :-!. 6-1. Only one
match has been played In tho girls'
doubles connotations. Miss Levering and
Miss Xaylor deleated Miss Barclay and
Miss Hooper, e-C, 6-3.
Tho spectators present this afternoon
were treated to a very fine double match
when Stecker nnd Shnrfsln, of Central
High School, defeated Strawbrldge and
Cassnrd, of Manhelm, In the semifinal
round of the boys' doubles chnmplonshlp.
The Germantown players took tho first
set ot 6-4. Then with tho score 3-lovo In
favor of Strawbrldge and Cassard, Stcck
cr and Sharfsln rallied and captured tho
set, scoro 6-4.
.Tho Central High entries then proved
their strencth bv taklnu tlm nnrt not nt
slx-lovo. Stecker Shnrpsln will meet
Moorchead and Balrd tomorrow after
noon In the finals.
Miss Crawley and Miss Robinson en
tered tho final round In girls' doubles to
day by defeating Miss Trotter nnd Miss
Ross, scores, 6-3, 6-1. Miss Mary Castle
won the final round of the girls' consola
tion singles this afternoon by defeating
Miss Burton, scores, 6-4, 6-3. Final rounds
In the singles will be played tomorrow
mauling and the doubles In the afternoon.
Tho summaries:
BOYS' SINGLES-SEMIFINAL. ROUND.
F. H. Strawbrldge, Germantown, defeated
D w. Maratow. Jr.. Philadelphia Cricket,
6-4, 0-3.
GIRLS' DOUBLES-SEMIFINAL, ROUND.
Mire, Crawley and Miss Robinson, Phlladel.
Rhla Crklot. defeated Miss Trotter and Mlia
oss. Philadelphia Cricket Club, 6-3, 0-4.
BOYS' DOUBLES-SBMIFI.VAL ROUND.
Besrd and Moorhead, Germantown. defeated
HendrU-ka and Baldy, Ormantown, 0-2, fi-3.
GIP.LS' CONSOLATION SINGLES-SEMIFINAL
UOT'ND.
Miss Burton, Oermantow-n, defeated Mlia
CrawleyL Philadelphia Cricket, 7-S. 12-10,
Mlia Castle, Philadelphia Cricket, defeated
Miss Spencer, Cermantonn, 0-3, 3-0, 10-8.
BOYS' CONSOLATION SINGLES-FINAL
HOUND.
P. J. Sticker, C. II. 8.. defeated D. Dough.
erty. Philadelphia Cricket, S-fl, 8-4. 6-1.
OIP.LS' CONSOLATION DOl'BLES-rilELIM-INAP.Y
ROUND.
Miss Loverlr.r and Miss Naylor. Philadelphia
Cricket, defeated Miss Barclay and Miss
Hoopes, Germantown, S-6, 6-3.
OIRL3' CONSOLATION DOt'BLES, 6EMI-
FINAL ROUND.
Mils Newbold and Miss Porcher. Philadel
phia Cricket, dsfrated Mlsa Ely and Mlsa
Welsh. Philadelphia Cricket, by default.
MIXED DOUBLES. m
First Round. ..
Fred Strawbrldge and Mlsa Myers, German
town, defeated Ed Cassard and Mlsa Nayler,
Germantown, 6-0, 6-4 ...,.
M. Duane and Miss Newbold, Germantown,
defeatad Thomas Moorhead and Mlsa Burton,
Germantown, 6-0, 8-8.
gemlflnal Round.
M. Duane and Mlsa Newbold, Germantown,
defeated T Moorhead and Mlaa Burton, Ger
mantown, 6-3. S-6, 7-3.
BOYS' DOUBLES.
Semifinal Round.
E Cassard and F. Strawbrldge, Oerman-
town, defeated Balrd and Waters, Philadelphia
Cricket. 6-. 6-3.
OIRLS' CONSOLATION S1NOL1BS-FINAL
ROUND.
Mils Castle. Germantown, defeated Mlsa Bur
ton, Germantown. 6-1, 64,
BOYS' DOUBLES-SEMIFINAL ROUND.
Stecker and Sharfsln. C. II. 8. defeated
Cassard and Straw bridge. Germanlonn. 4-0,
d-l, 6-0.
WOMEN'S MATCHES OFF
Delaware Tennis Tournament Play Re
sumed Tomorrow,
WILMINGTON'. Del , June 17. The Del
aware State tennU rastehes for women
here have been postponed until tomorrow.
Ilellboy Nines to Play
The undfsted baseball turn, cosnpoeed of
Bingham Hotel bellboy, will ltoe-up, with
"Front." national paattioera of the Vendla.
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Blusham battery will he Coleacaa aud
Sn. whlla Kelly and Walah wUl do tie !
work far YaodW.
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SULLIVAN AND WHITE
MEET IN RETURN GO
Box Windup at Bronthvny Club
Tonight Notes From the
Roped Arcnn.
Harry Sullivan Is In tip top form for
hla return match with r-rnnklc White at
tho Broadway Club tonight, nnd he la
fully confident of reversing tho decision
of their flnst light. They put up n rat
tling cetto recently In the fifth bout
Dddle Dorsey nnd Noah Mitchell, gem
men of color, will meet in their 'stccnth
scrap.
Tho program follows:
riret bout-Left Tyler, Southwarlr, va. Frank
Wheeler, Manajtink
..Htfon,1 bout-Freddy Russell, Little Italy, vs.
Eddie Itaudo, Little Italy.
Third bout-Willio Benckert. Southwark, va.
Johnny Lincoln. Bell Road.
.ronr,,,n,A0,u,-a,0,?e Blackburn. Falrmount,
va Bill Hlaler. Smoky Hollow.
Semlwind-up Noah Mitchell. North Penn.
V;..F1'1II Ppry. West, Philadelphia.
Wind-up-Harry Bulltxan, Southwark, Ta.
Tra-ikle White. Little Italy.
Two open air shows will be staged to
morrow night. At the Fnlrhlll Club John
ny Nelson nnd Willie Houck will appear
In the windup. Terry Martin und Eddie
Revolre will meet In the star number at
the Ludlow A. C.
Fairmount fight fans ore anxious to seo
their favorl', Kddlc Doyle, in action with
Young McGovern, of Richmond. If tho
match materializes tho kids will meet at
the Falrhlll i lut. In the near future.
Barney Ford nnd Joe Hirst, Southwark
rivals, practically aro matched to meet
at the Broadway A. C. The fighters havo
been "slinging mud nt each other for
some time. Muggsy Taylor expects to
mnke final arrangements tonight for the
bout, which may bo staged next Thurs
day night.
Pop O'Brien has arranged an nil-star
show for the oponltig of the Garden A.
C. Monday night. Eddie Itoolre and
Sailor Grande will meet In the wind-up.
Other bouts follow: Rcddy Holt vs.
Terry Mat tin. Young Jack Toland vs. Gus
Lewis and Franklo Hart vs. K. O. Far-rell.
GIANTS HAVE HAD SORRIEST
PITCHING IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
By GRANTLAND RICE
The Duffer Interjects
(After watching shots leave the club
heads of Oil Nichols Chick Evans, Wal
ter Hagen and F. Oulmet.)
The Duffer itood he-aide the tee
And watched the ball careen
Threo hundred jorrfs upon tho line
Along the Aitcien. Green;
He saw them suilpo with wood and Iron,
With braasle and with spoon,
A white streak always on the spin
Against the sklo of June.
lie saw them follow shot for shot,
And drifting from the tee,
He saw them plunk a mashle pitch
Ana sink it for a "three",'
He saw them plunk a maahie pitch
Tico hundred yards or more,
And holes that cost him "six" or "tight."
He saw them grab in "four."
Shot after shot upon the line
He saw them drive and pitch;
White streaks against the open iky
Beyond the guarding ditch; '
Until, bewildered by the whirl
Of pars so neatly spun,
He turned away and merely said
"Aw hell, it can't be done."
The Giants, as proclaimed In these dis
patches, have been hitting the ball
hairier than any other entry In the Na
tional or American Leagues. They have
an average at bat beyond the Tigers,
Braves, Bed Sox, Dodgers one only a
point or two shy of old-time Mncklan
marks, when Connie's pulverizing ma
chine, was at its best. Which, coupled
with their present position, is a terrible
knock on the pitching they have received
all year. It Is doubtful If any ball club
In major league history ever drew worse
pitching than Perritt. Jlarquard, Mathew
son and even Tesreau have been yielding
since April.
For when a club can lead a league at
bat by a fairly thick margin and Its
pitchers are dragging even this offense
down Into last place, .the answer Is fairly
obvious.
But Would This Be Neutral?
Sir I know Harvard has a good crew,
but after watching Yale take a workout
the only chance I see for the Crimson Is
to Qermanlie the situation and torpedo
the Yale shell lust before the race. Other
wise there will be nothing to It.
"Is It sportsmanlike." queries a reader,
"to cut a tennis ball?" Ths depends on
whether or not the cutter uses a racquet
or a knife for the sprightly enterprise.
"Speaker, Hooper and Lewis the
greatest outfield In the game," says an
exchange. Possibly But we'll take Cobb.
Crawford and Veach for the first club
we buy and make an attempt to stagger
through before the next drafting period
begins. ,
Starting Another One
Sir: Here's another one of thos argu
ments. Glen their full strength, with
all In the best condition, whleh wouW be
the best club In the country Tigers,
White Sox. Braves. Phillies, Bed Sox
or whtehT I'm betting even you'll back
eJthar the Tigers or White SoxT
LAHHi r.
COBB ON THE BASES
11
NTRES
B. W.CORKRAN LEADS
IN ATLANTIC TITLE
GOLF MATCH TODAY
Baltimorean Has Top Card
of 81 at Wilmingcon
Tournament; T. W. Sasa
cer, Maryland C. C, Sec
ond with 84.
COUNTI.T CLUB. Wilmington, TJ1 ,
June 17.-A field of St golfers ted up at
the Wilmington Country Club this morn
ing for the first half of the 36-holes auall
fllng round for the championship of
the Middle Atlnntlc Golf Association
B. Warren Corkran, of the Baltimore
Country Club, and who has played in ft
number of tournaments at Philadelphia,
was low scorer upon the conclusion of
ine iirsi round, wun a card of 81. CofK
ran went out In 39 nnd came back In 41.
tho return Journey being marred by a
nlno on the long Hth hole.
His card
Out 4 4 4 3 5 5 3 6 6-99
In S 4 4 4 9 4 4 E 8-4.-M
High scores prevailed throughout the
round, due chiefly to the rain-soaked
course. Scores of the afternoon should
be much better.
An excellent round of 80 this afternoon
by Corkran virtually assures him of the
qualification round medal, for with most
of the best players In which he leads by
threo strokes, with a total of 161. Sasjcer
had an 80 for the second round and a
grand total of 164. The best slnIe rmthd
of the day was made by E. B. Eynon,
Jr., of Columbia. This morning Eynon
wns In J5th place with 93. but this after
noon he made the round In 77, and for
the time being Is third, with a. grand
total of 169,
Leading scores follow:
Oat. IB. Tl
R. Wan-en, Corkran. Baltimore,.,,, 3 4'i l
T. TV. fiasscer, Maryland 47 4. (
T. C. Jenkins, Daltlmore . 40 4S Hi
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jjuiiom t-nry, isammore....,
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41 4 Si
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U. , iu-myne. t-oiumnia ,.
, J. D. McKay, Virginia
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(Allan Laird. Chevy Chase. ..'...
Oeorire Small, Daltlmore . ....
nvarren Tyson, Wilmington
W. P. Wood. Vlrclnta
n 15. Jackson, Baltimore...,
J. R. Smith, TVIImlnjton ,
L. L. llarben, Columbia ....
TV. O. Jones, Jr., Wilmington,
.t. C. Davidson, Columbia.,...
TJonald Woodward, Columbia.
II. V. Bcott. Jr., Wilmington..
T. C, Derssett, Daltlmore.....
O. 1. .lames, Columbia
J. A. ReMn. Virginia
Rivera Fleming, Virginia
n. n. Morion, Virginia
E. R. nnnn, Jr., Columbia,..
v. Tvenn Flllott. rwtlmore...
H. W Rhodes. Wilmington....
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Col. J E. Smith, Wilmington. .,,
.1 3. Armstrong, Wilmington. ..,
D. R. Olsh, Columbia
SECOND ROUND.
1st
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40 40 St 131
37 40 IU Jin
41 40 o. in
4a 41 no 174
44 41 DO 177
H. Warren Corkran
T. TV. Saascer
1:. H. Kinon, Jr. ...
'Rlvrr Fleming
II. P. Scolt. Jr. ...
TV O Jones.
George Small
Donald Woodward
...41 4S S3 177
...43 44 !ft 170
R E. Jack. on 4S 41 aft 7I
M. Tyaon Elllcott 44 4T 92 170
U. V Olsn 47 41 04 151
With Evers back In shape and with.
Rudolph, James and Tyler working up to
best form tho Braves run first in tha
allotment. They look to tc the beiSt
rounded machine of them nil, with evrfry
cog in the machine in place. Butas
conditions stand now, the threo best clubs
In baseball aro White Sox, Tigers and
Red Sox, who look to be several degrees
stronger than the first three entries In
tho N. L.
Among those required to make up the
two billion soul on this earth are many
various types Including that which Is
rilling to pay .6,000 for a story of Jess
IVillard's life.
.Chick Evans may not be the greatest
putter in the world, but we'd like to ex
change golf games with him, putting
and all.
Such Being Existence
While New York Is mournng the ab
sence of a league leader, affairs might
be different If the Giants had the de
fensive strength of the Yanks or the
Yanks had the batting power of th
Giants.
The Giants have a tough time winning
even when batting above par, whereas
the Yanks start to back up the moment
they begin to hit. The tough part of
this, and other games, being that you
generally lack what you need the most
Ty Cobb has a lot of pride, but he has
never yet been too proud to hit the ball
"Ballplayers of the present day ae
getting over twice as much money as ball
players of IS years ago." And playing
about half as much basebalL
Al Belch Stops Al Norton
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June 17. -Al Releh. of
New lork. knocked out Al Norton, of Los
Angeles, In the second round ot a schadulea
10-round bout here lut night.
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