R;
I
ilLMINGTON GOLFER,
ARTHUR M'GEORGE, A
FIRST ROUND VICTOR
Whuva 20 Holes Before He
jp Defeats H. P. Scott, Jr.,
in Middle .auanuc onam
pionship This Afternoon.
P.,vrtTnN COUNTRY CLUB. Del..
lane lfc-But one 'Wilmington golfer.
Tihur McGeorge, won in mo nrsi rounu
, ... rh nlnv (or the Middle Atlantic
L . .....intinn nViei'mnlrmahln nf tli
liffllneton Country Club today nnd hia
Bn?Vh .r . of tli AxnPTiRft nf iinnllidp
EST mwf. H- p- f"' v,r- At.ll3at
SfMeaeorge won forced to play 20 holes
!fore he could claim the victory.
Between George Small, of Baltimore, the
ffiileholder, and Allan Lard, of Chevy
fche, Small coming through on the 19th
K& Varren Corkran, of Baltimore win
mWitt of yesterday's qualification round,
IBBarJ!'- . 1i 1LfAntiiiiiMl trim tliat lifcttt
Hind Dunaiu ,. , ,,.. .,. .,. ,,.,,
Ivtth Ihe BiiK.morean winning, 3 up and
Kfll opponent pretty well in tho first nine
I 1 --j .- 4ii turn -wflfl nnn ilntvti. Ha
tfouired tho match on the tenth, whoro
Fcoritran took thrco putts, but wns one
a. .iroin when Corkran made a "bird"
ta ";- '....,. ,r.. .v. n-.i. .
fthl'W Otl UK" ICnwi. rium uicu uii v.um"
ffii retained his lead and added to it
natch ended, They played out tho re-..i-
t.nin Mini Corkran broke 0 bv
Kfanlng d(,w" a sl2caWe Putt for a two'
s The. earns
Cptkran
pit ,' 6
iLWOtfdward-
fftii
3 5 0 2 5 15 4 12
ItESSK S 13
8 3 4 6 4 4 5 2-37-79
H 4 K 6 4 4 fi 3 40 8J
BJorkran
rw , u
Woodnrara
if Baltimore has threo survivors, Colum
P.. f-. ..,,,.,. riiih i,r Washlnalon. tho
its
rolling habitat of President Wilson, has
Die, same nuin"cn o .. .v
Koffo111 onc eacll
Summary:
FIRST SIXTEEN
4 ' TOI... nnilhil
b. warren torwaii. dhiiuiiuiu, .u..
lU Woodward. Columbia, .1 up and 1 to play.
.. v. TI. I, ,... il.,.nf.i1 T.m
' Jrott, Jr., Wilmington. 1 up, 20 holes.
if j C. Davidson, Columbia, defeated T. v.
Bjwar. iJWlBnu, o up u..u , .- v.,.
P. W. i reowuii. i'utn'i-1 "'"'r '
.ib -. rrtliitnii)a. rldff.itfirl W.
'of jone'i, Jr.. Wilmington. 4 up and 3 to play.
ti.-i.i- -trpinirv. .". ud and 2 to play.
WiSmt Small, Baltimore, defeated Allan
t'lirA Chevy Chnae, 1 up. ID holes.
r.n. , james, v.uiuuiui, ' .
tfoliintj-ne, Columbia, 2 up and 1 to play.
SECOND SIXTEEN
ft- First Round. . .
S-W A. Tyson, Wilmington, aetcaiea J. .
femlth, Wilmington. 4 up and 8 to play.
Tfion Elhcott. Baltimore, by default.
tCirt, Columbia': 2 up and t to play.
Uiimon, Jr., Baltimore, a up and 2 to play.
"j. A. Branch. Virginia, defeated Q. D.
tamw, Virginia, 6 up and 4 to play.
ivF. ,DH. Janvier, wunimaiuii, !:,.. .
1'b Mackay, Virginia 1 up.
S.T.-C DeKassctt, Baltimore, defeated I. L.
sSun, Columbia. 1 up. 20 holes.
w. P. wooas, virsuii, n ,:. "
Ilwa, Wllmlnr-ton, s up and 4 to play.
iConnaught Race Entries
for Meeting Tomorrow
V nrt race, purse iuu. iivingaiono (.up, -
rfOld foaled In Canada, 4VifurlonsB-aood
Itaot. 112; ThornclllTe, 100; Old Pop. 118;
IemiVi Flame, 101, Copper King. 115; W. A.
BrMcend lra. purse. J40O. for 2-year-olds.
R.K, S larlongs-'nublrax, 100; Ilaria. 100;
S'Uikin, 100, Clara Morgan, 111; J. Z. lf
Si,llii Water War, 111, Queen Apple. Ill;
iKjeaTlh; Barka. lit, Tar Brush. 114.
Third race, purse $100, for d-year-old i and
ftp, selllnr, 514 furlongs Mrs. Me, 101; Miss
t Cliucor, !6l. 'Orlmar Lad. 10.1: 'Inquletn, 1W:
aipnontL 108, Vlley, 1O0: Gold Cap, 108;
IKvi W 100. Brooms Exlge. Ill; ilublcon
IlLail. .. ,. ., ...
a' Fourth race, ior a-yeur-wiuo jiw vt w,hjm
Kr&ts Handicap. 1000 added, selling, O fur-itonts-Vldet,
U3; Zln Del. OU; Black Broom,
kiml Tenzhee. 105; Progressive, 111; Squeolcr,
Kill. . , ...
srifth. race, purse ww. ..year-oios ana up,
fnlllng steeplechase, about 2 mlleo-Stalmore.
ilBt Velslnl, 185; Young Morpheus, ISO, Hu
Inllltr. 145, Garter. 150. ,..,... ,,
kPa buih race. purs:. w. w u-s,-.v.o &,
ip. selling, mile and a alxteenth-Smlllng Ma.
"flCiS; 'Beaumont Belle, 103; Beau 1'ere, 105;
iia K... i in. tnnem 11 A- RnpHt-illn. 110;
llimrfl 11'. Vr,lfir1aV .Tr.. 112.
lit ' 2 .. 4iM-i ak t.ifAAF.f.Ha and
''Sflvemn race, uuraq iw, iw uv-vm -..
m MUlnr. .-. furIong-Hftveraack. W: Jef-
p -.-. n?. .-1- Antral 1f1 r'lnrlV.. 1 fill
.Umbf Tall, 106, Uncle Dick, 103j Inlan, 108;
Toddllnr. 108. Commack, 10S; J. B. Itoblneon,
iw. ciraman. 111.
Apprentice allowance ciaimca.
Weather clear, trade fast.
CHESTERTON FIRST
AT JAMAICA TRACK
Tiih Buxton in Saddle, Speedy
Animal Runs Ethan Allen
rftiid Alhena Into Submission.
FJAMAICA, N, T June i8.-Chesterton,
Sit, Buxton up. was not to be denied In
tt flrst race today, and ran Into sub-
ilialon Ethan Allen and Alhena, The
Erne, of the three-quarter-mile raco was
Iba summaries:
Kftrit race, selling. mite-Chesterton, 110,
'-t11 " O, l ID -, out, won; wii.ii .
kMcCahey. 4 to 1. 8 to B, U to 20, second;
iwka, loy, Ryan, 13 lo 10, 0 to 20, out.
L1?. lime, i;it .t-a. f;u ij., uoouwoou, i.ibm
iAHll Pv.lvn fV aim ran.
i'Stcond race, 2-year-olds. .0Q added, 5 fur-jW-Pletone,
112, Lllley, 0 to 10. 1 to 3,
pt mon, Damrosch. 10T. Byrne. 13 to 10, 1 M
a. second, Socony, 10J. McCahey, 25 to 1,
i um, iuira 4iiue, .i m-,
i tiso ran,
race, tor 4-year-oias ana up, selling.
aaca. mile sna a luriong uiuii, iw,
rotller. R lo 1. S In B. 5 to 5. won:
f, lOU. McCahey. 4 to 6, 1 to 8, out.
u, y ouutvan. iuo. uuxion. u w ,, o . w.
. third Time. I'M 8-5, Guy Fisher and
jan aiao ran.
rth race, a-year-olda and up, selllnp. fiuu
1. T to B. 7 to 10. won; Yadopeen, 110, LIU
t 1. 4 to 5. 2 to 6, second; Asvlade, 115.
, ii 10 i, s to it even, wiiru. , A.'wiwi. ;"!
wrme. Taia Carrier, uervisn. u
Hh, Plantyfenet and Bronx Queen also
KW'fc race, for 2-year-old Allies, aelllnir, 1W.
EpMongs-tilr Heavens, 100, Falrbrother. 0
R1A to 6. 1 lo 3, won; Tralee, 104. Hopkins.
, ft io o. x to 9, seconu ; rwimwi ,wi
bv 1K .n t a .a h .n 9 third. Time.
t ?-. Atska, Typography, Divan and Little
' -W ,M
WGRAM OF RACES
L AT JAMAICA COURSE
..
race, 2-year-olda not won at meeting.
o lurionge Dr. uremer. mi; uuneaiie.
Utrntf IflA Pt.rf.w 105 r.fwv1ntiruaL
K'Uarif Blackwood. OS; 'High Morae. 108;
" i 'iiign unair, uv,
lllf tip. 9.u..-Hlnl. a.. i,n KAlllnr.
Ms milea-Ortln Kripp. 112; Bn Quince,
SnAr?.m,nV 4' QalloP. 107; CameUia,
fcr . " huw, iia
a ce. a-ar-oias ana up. mgn-weiga.
Pwp, K furlongsTop. o' The Morning, 140;
Me, 118, Norseklnr, 1: Flglony. 129:
J lit toUrius. 112: Surprising, TJ2.
dL. ";? a-JSuHLSfi. ,1S',."Lt,T,e.',
. 103 fitrAmtmli 1?i- Ahart flran. 128.
m Fair, 108 Tb Ftno, HI. ,
lys rjut sella.;, a-year-e&l aod UP, Q
J-Uex. 93 Xory. MaW, D7. Joe Hm-
Dorfpr carm.o. 10S, Chattier, 114.
UB r. ..Ill .r .. (.. TA. fl-.m.v
. foldea Oaie. lot, Bil o tin KUcbeo,
MIlBn 10T
.. -5' aeiltng. S yor-oli nj up.
Ba l (i v. j.rM tj.n.t1u.ii Oft vBdn.tl
lo 104 yjrst Dre. 104,'Bulaa,
EVEN
WATERPROOF SPEEDY
IN KENTUCKY RACE
Outruns Big Field at Latonia in
Three-year-old Race at 6 Fur
longsStar McGee Placed.
LATOtfTA, Ky., June 18.-Vaterproof
outran Star McGee and Dude In the 3-year-olds
and up race at 6 furlongs here
this afternoon. The lime was 1:15 4-5.
The summaries!
an i i!i '..7f ni S'T McGee, Bo, Gamer,
thiTdl Time Tft i1 ?ute w?l Campbell, 1T30
Blnro and K.ih '..'"iV ",'r. "'",am. nteiight,
n..."-"j"'"" D- "i0 ran
..w fc,. ,.ru mil
f.i'ffl 3'yf"-oU fillies. 4W fur.
loniq. XShyih 2-?A-' !.. 4W fur;
and S.2o, tvon
.20.
Js.20.
and flftorv .....' "Ji oicarns, iii.
llni? JV1 fsfJid!-rAU(,"i'-u"nI 102. Btlf.
N.fi'i.S?i!2.t.h,r.i.'l.m. :- .Muriel's Pet,
rhiiB fiii .it.! vmenf, Aunt Hal. n an.
Bt,VniV,l,,etA.,5ia-,ttS,.P0't,,n, Bm"V R" and
SEA LORD IS CLASS
IN OTTAWA OPENER
Clever Animal Runs Seven Fur
longs at Connaught Park in
1 :29 3-5.
CONNAUGHT PARK, Ottawa, Canada.
June 13.
Sea Lord was tho class In the opening
seven-furlong race here this afternoon.
Cornbroom was second and Hed Plre
third. A purse of $500 was offered. The
time was 1:29 3-5.
The summaries;
First race, $100, 3- ear-olds and up, 7 fur
longs Bea Lord, 103, Smith, 3 to 2, 4 to 5,
2 to 8, won; Cornbroom, 114, Burne, 3 to 1,
oven, 2 to H second; Hed Fire, 103, Schuttln
Ktr, o to 1, 2 to 1, 4 to 5, third. Tlm,
1.2U 3-.i Hermann and Pepper Sauce nlo ran.
Second race, purse HOO, for 2-year-olds, 5
furlongs Blume, 111, Acton, 8 to l, 4 to ,,,
2 to 0, won; Ocean Prince, 10S Turner, 4 to 1,
5 to 2. 1 to 2, second Phil Ungar, 111, Burns,
4 to 1, 7 to 3. 3 to 0, third. Time, 1.01 4-.V
Matrix, Early Sight, Servla and Parachute
also ran.
Third race, purse. J400 added. H-year-olCs
and up, selling. 0 furlongs-Supreme, 107,
Groth, 4 to 1. 2 to 1, oven, won; Mcrcurlum,
110, Burns, 3 to 1, even, 1 to 2, second, Celeb
rity, 113, McAtee. 5 to 2, even, 2 to 3, third.
Time, 1:15 4-5. Schnapps. Cadenza, J. H.
Barr, Aax and Frontier also ran.
Fourth race, purse $100, 3-year-olds and up,
selling, 0 furlongs Ischgagblbble, 104, Claver,
8 to 1. 3 to 1, 8 to 5, won; Bendel, 103, Acton,
4 to 1, 8 to 3, 3 to 3, second; Sonny Boy. 103.
Bchuttlnger, 3 to 2, 3 to 3, 1 to .1. third. Time.
1:10 Briny Deep. I.eichen's Pride, Stellatn,
Andrew O'Dny, Maiurka, King Radford and
Col. McDougai and Pliant also ran.
FELSCH'S HOMER
FEATURES CONTEST
Continued from Pago One
Strunk grounded to Weaver. Two runs,
one hit, two errors.
SECOND INNING.
Fournlcr tiled to Walsh. John Collins
went out, Mclnnls to Bush, on a fine
play by the former. Itoth walked. Roth
stole second. Schnlk singled over sec
ond, and when Mnlone threw poorly
Roth scored. Schalk stole second. Black
bourne fanned. One run, one hit, one
error.
Mnlone fanned. H. Collins and Four
nlcr retired Kopf. Faber tossed out Bush.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING.
Faber walked. Felsch forced Faber,
Malono to Barry. Weaver tripled over
Walsh's head, scoring Felsch. Oldrlng
pulled down Collin's line drive. Weaver
scoring after the catch. Bush threw out
Fournlcr. Two runs, one hit, no errors.
Wnlsh filed to Felsch. Barry filed to
Felsch. Lapp fanned. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
J. Collins filed to Oldrlng. Roth fanned.
Schalk singled to left. Blackbifrne beat
out an Infield hit. Faber walked, filling
the bases. Felsch hit high up in the left
field bleachers for a home run, scoring
Schalk, Blackburno and Faber ahead of
him. Strunk made a great catch of
Weaver's drive. Four runs, three hits,'
no errors.
Faber threw out Oldrlng. Weaver
threw Mclnnls out. Strunk Hied to E.
Collins. No runs, no hits, no errors.
FIFTH INNING.
K. Collins out, Bush to Mclnnls.
Fournler singled to right. J. Collins
singled to right, Fournler going to third.
A double steal was tried, but Fournler
was run down, Lapp to Malone to Lapp
to Kopf to Lapp, J. Collins reaching
third. Bush threw out Roth. No runs,
two hits, no errors.
Malone tripled far over Felsch's head.
Kopf .fanned. Davles batted in place of
Bush. Davles walked. Felsch made a
marvelous catch of Walsh's drive, and
threw to Fournler doubling Davles. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
W. Davis now pitching for the Ath
letics. Schalk walked. On the hit and
run, Blackbourne singled to right, Schalk
going to third. Blackbourne died steal
ing, Lapp to Malone. Manager Rowland
objected and was chased from the field.
Faber walked for the third time. Felsch
forced Faber, Kopf to Malono. Schalk
scoring. Felsch out stealing, Lapp to
Barry- One run, one hit. no errors.
Barry singled to left. Lapp fouled to
Schalk. Oldrlng hit Into a double play,
B. Collins to Weaver to Fournler. No.
runs, one hit, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Weaver walked. Weaver died stealing,
Lapp to Barry. E. Collins walked. E.
Collins stole second. Fournler was hit
by a pitcher ball. E. Collins and Fourn
ler pulled off the double steal. E. Collins
scored on J. ColllnB' sacrifice fly to
Walsh. Roth lined to Strunk. One run,
no hits, no errors.
Mclnnls beat out a bunt. Strunk hit
Into a double play. Weaver to E. Collins
to Fournler, Malone was called on
Btrlkes. No runs, one hit, no errors,
MICHIGAN BARS BALL PLAYERS
FOR PLAYING FOR MONEY
Three Star Athletes Dropped on
Charge of Professionalism.
ANN ARBOR, Mich., June IS. The
board In control of athletics at the Uni
versity of Michigan last night barred
Sheeny and Maltby, members of the Wol
verine baseball team, from further par.
tlclpatlon In athtetlcs at the university,
took from them the Insignia they already
have won and recommended that they be
further disciplined by the faculty of the
engineering department in which they are
Btudents. The two mn were found
guilty, after a careful investigation, of
having played baseball for money and
under assumed names with Independent
teams
It was established that McNamara, an
other member of the varsity baseball
squad, had played outside ball under an
Msuroed name, but had not received
money for his services. He was barred
from participation In university sports
JoTone year and his Insignia was for
felted. To Organize Connecticut League
ISG LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY, JUKE 18.
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DONALDSON BREAKS
BALTUSROL RECORD
WITH CARD OF 70
Chicago Golfer Makes Sen
sational Score in Fourth
Round of National Open
Championship at Short
Hills.
BALTUSROL CLUB, Short Hills, N. J..
Juno 18. James A. Donaldson, Glcnvlew
Club, of Chlcngo, this afternoon broke
the record of the courso with a 70 which
nobody thought would be dono under the
pressure of so Into a stage of the compe
tition. Previously he hnd not been going
so well. His card follows:
Out B 3 4 6 3 4 4 4 3-3G
In 34.354453 3-31-70
Francis Oulmet and Chick Evans, star
amateurs, had a bad time of It this
morning In the third round. Each took
an SO, Evans' putting being uncortnln,
whllo Oulmet tended to general wlldneas,
as In his cuiallfylng round.
Among piofesslonals Robert MacDon
aid more than held his own with 73,
which gives htm the formidable total
of 222.
Jerome Travers returned a 73, which,
with his 147 yesterday, makes him 221
and puts him for the time being In the
lead.
Wilfred Reld, late of England, always
a possibility, virtually held his own with
a 75. Tom McNamara, Boston, was
cautious with 74, making him 223, only
a stroke over MacDonald. Walter Hagen,
Rochester, present champion, was again
rather high with 78, which means that
there will be a new title-holder.
Followli.g are the early scores, showing the
in and out total lor the day, yesterday's score
and total for the three rounds.
Emmett Flench, York, Pa. 31) 38 73 156 231
Otto Hackbarth, FlnMale.. 12 37 70 153 2.14
Isaoc Mifklc, Lynchburg,
Virginia 43 38 81 ICO 211
MacDonald Smith, N York 42 38 SO 1B0 2.10
Wilfred Held, Seavlew.. .. 31) 3d 78 133 230
Jnck lioblns. Knglewood. . 30 41 8.1 139 242
Herbert Strong. Itocka-
way, .V. Y 40 33 78 130 237
J J. IvBrlen, Mansfield, O. 41 30 60 157 2.17
Oeorge T. Sayres, Merlon
Cricket 43 38 81 150 237
J A. Donaldson, Chicago.. 38 38 7S 1B2 238
A. J. Sanderson. France... 30 38 77 133 2.10
Joe Mitchell Hldgewood... 37 37 71 136 230
Gilbert Nichols, filming- n
lOIl aj ." iU J-
Tom Kcrrlffan. DeJham.... 38 .18 78 1M 220
lfDI)t?rE IIUVLUIIUIU. IUltuiu mi v .v t .
Francis Oulmet, Boston.... 41 30 80 156 236
George McLean Yonkers. . 40 40 80 103 213
Alex Campbell. Baltimore 3S 3d 74 131 223
Elmer Loving. Xew York.. 38 37 75 1SU 2.11
George Simpson, Chicago.. 30 38 77 161 236
Max Marston, Baltrusol
(amateur) 37 43 80 134 234
Ben Sayers. Scotland 42 37 71) 130 238
WISoftm"!?.n"V.,.l:38 37 73 164 230
jock Dowltng, Scarsdale,
Davo d'Oltvle. Morris Co.. 43 40 83 163 236
V. K. JrcCarthy, Jackson
ville Fla ..... SO 42 81 100 247
Tom Boydv Fox Hills...... 41 88 70 158 237
waiter w. i.bbci., ,uw.c,.-;. .i .
Thomas McNimara. Bwiton 30 33 74 140 223
Fred 3lcLeon, MBsninsiou o it , w
Charles Dvans, Jr.. Chicago
(amateur) 41 SO 80 132 2.12
David Stevens. Mohawk... 40 40 60 136 236
"v-lr'ginla"""?'' ,Uchm?nd.' 38 42 SO 138 238
Geo. Sargent. Washington. 38 37 75 132 227
JabCU1rgh"U,Ch'n.'n.'....1 .'"I 41 33 78 153 229
Tom Anderson, Montclalr.. 41 88 70 158 237
James Barnes. Whltemarsh 10 SO 79 118 225
Iuis Telller. Canoa Brook. 31 42 76 140 222
V'j ,","n":..'Vd ".'."NO 39 70 158 237
D?IassacC.fun.neV.s "T 39 42 U 158 230
IIteornrtcfgfbUd,:ir.Un"". 40 41 81 166 217
Al Smith. Wykagyl 41 87 78 13. 2J2
Orrln Terry. Boston....... 41 37 78 loj -m
Vt v Uat.il. Flushing. fl m
JOhhanmnton NPaY.'. . "' 38 37 73 131 220
Chi 'now ei , PlUsburgh.... 41 41 2 IBS 245
Harry Hampton. Lenox,
Massachusetts ...... ...41 37 78 160 ,JS
Jr.cS?e!alrTraV,r"'... .37 38 73 148 221
m" Brady. Boston......: 86 SO 73 157 222
Tha following Is ths total for the fourth
r?3t"dFT.irnri.r.f?r.!'V3ou3?i7n5en3,w
rjmo!nr?.r.h..:::::::. .::: m w $
MacDonald Smith 3 ' 2
Otto Hackbarth J f ?.3
Jick Hoben. 3J 41 78 320
If ?rf.rV strong ::::::.:::.::$ J ?
UnltXi Held 1 38 38 76 306
Wilfred neld . as l0 ,g soo
B, G, Miciwiww
Goorgo Sayers S 25 II
.T llnfTnr 38 ST 70 31-
wrX-::;::::::;:":??
KSr::::;:: ;::: 3S M ?3 B?3
Dais.o'pii" ;;".; 43 38 si 3o
C,nl.pbSilli.r '.'.'........... 41 38 70 301
L?u,' Tul.fn :;;...:.. 40 30 70 sou
Walter Hagen 4i 40 si US
Mitchell y "... 30 34 70 308
E- '.HlSKin '...;.:.. 41 38 78 3S1
Oeorg' McLean ,. ,0 sl ai8
Tom Itovo ; 43 45 83 316
Edwin Loving ..'... 3 38 71 308
GUI MotioUa - .2 38 8, 3lI
Oulmet ,. ' '
CORNELL OARSMEN INVITED
Courtney's Men Wanted as Attrac
tion at Seattle July 16
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., June II.
Coach Courtney received a telegram late
vMterday from Hiram B. Conlbear. MS
J? S Washington crew at Seattle. ,
!i' : - Cornell crew come to the coast
It the regatta on July 18. the Wash,
iwtonwwh stating that all expenses
would be paid for 13 men.
Wolcott Hastings. Cornell crew man.
agar went to Ithaca to ask the consent
of the faculty to the plan.
Ty Cobb Calls; Work Stops
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FINE TENNIS SEEN
AT STATE MATCHES
Three of Four Players in Semi
final Round at Haverford
From Merlon Club.
HAVERFORD, Pa., June 18.-Threo of
the four players who qualified for tho
scmllinal round of the singles of the
Pennsylvania tennis tournament at Hav
erford proved to bo from Merlon, W. II.
Tllden, Jr.. Gormantown, brilliant young
player, being tho only exception.
Tllden opposed Wallace Johnson, one ot
the best-known players In the country,
In the feature match of the day, which
was watched by a large and appreciative
gallery. Tllden's great height gives hltn
a wonderful service, which Is oxtrcmely
hard to return, and his overhead play Is
also very good, while his back-and drive
Is as pretty a shot as Is ever seen on
tho court.
Johnson played a cool, accurato plac
ing game, keeping his opponent contin
ually on the run, while Tllden rnmo to
tho net at every good opportunity. Inter
cepting somo of Johnson's drives for
clear kills. The other semifinal match
also produced brilliant tennis.
Young Joo Armstrong, former Harvard
alar, opposed Craig Blddlo In a close
contest. Armstrong played a very pretty
gamo, and frequently forced the play,
but Blddle was alert and resourceful, his
shots being well aimed and paced so
that neither players gained a distinct
advantage. ,
In the doubles Stanley Pearson and L.
C Wlster, of Germantown. met Qraig
Blddlo and F. E. Dixon In a contest fea
tures by brilliant ground strokes nnd
Dixon's net play. Pearson and Wlster
displayed, excellent teamwork, and many
fast rallies occurred In tho first sot.
Richard Crozlor and W. H. Tevls Huhn
met Armstrong and Rowland Evnns, Jr.,
and a close match resulted, Crozlcr mak
ing many swift volleys for clean aces.
Evanfc also showed up well, whllo Huhn
played a steady placing game. Johnson
and Thayer were opposed by Ward Prot
ter, who put up a stiff fight, and con
tested every point sharply.
Yale Oarsmen Row Two Miles
OALE3 FERRY, Conn,, June 18. The Yalo
junior eight and tho freshman eight had a
tno-mllo raco up stream today, being fol
lowed by tho varsity eight coaches and a
number of others In tho quarters launches.
The junior varsity won the race by 24 lengths
In 10.10, while tho freshmon time was 10:20.
Tho Junior varsity rowed the mile in 4:45.
Harvard Crews Take Short Paddle
BBD TOP. Conn., June 18. The Harvard
varsity eight and the second crew went out
for a short paddle this morning and tried a
few racing starts. Because of the heat tha
crews were returned to quarters after half an
hour's practice. The varsity, eight plans to
hold a. time trial tonight if conditions are right.
THIRD ROUND LEADER AT BALTUSROL
JEROME TR&VERS
In the open national golf championship af Short Hllla, N. J t
great golfer retwatd a card of 73. which put him in the lea4 WW
OF REGULATED FAMILIES
THREE FIGHT CARDS
SCHEDULED TONIGHT
Open-air Shows at Ludlow and
Fairhill Clubs and Amateur
Bouts at Gayety.
Two open-air shows nnd amateur bouts
aro on tap for light followers here to
night "AU-for-glory" boxers will com
pete in tho 103-pound cIobs final and 122
pound division semifinals at tho Gayety
Theatre. The wlndup of tho initial stag
at the Ludlow A. C, 00th nnd Ludlow
streets, will bring together Eddie Revolro
nnd Terry Martin. . Johnny Nelson will
tacklo Willie Houck In the star bout at
tho Fairhill Club, 3d Btrcet and Lehigh
avenue.
Tho Ludlow program:
First bout Young McOovcrn, Paschal!, vs.
Kid Thomas, West Hnd.
Secord bout-rrank O'Ncll, West Philadel
phia, s. Bobby Hayes, West Philadelphia.
Third bout Jimmy O'Brien, Suburban Club,
vs. Young Kaufman, I.ebnnon.
Semlwlnd-up Joe Wiggins, Paschal!, s.
Paddy Flupntrick, West Philadelphia.
Wind-up Eddie Rovolre, ISth Ward, s.
Terry llortin. Southwark.
The Fairhill card:
First bout Ous Anderson, South Dakota, vs.
Joe Phillips, Kensington.
Second tout Poto Feeney, Richmond, vs.
Bobby Mcl.eod, Scotland.
Third bout Johnny Murphy, 17th Ward, vs.
Paddv Bedlyy, North Penn.
Bemlwlnd-up Whltey Baker, Richmond. v.
Duke Bowers, Kensington.
Wind-up Johnny Nelson, Kensington, vs.
Willie Houck, Mount Airy.
Charley White will bo unable to left
linnk nnnirina- llirhtwelirhts Into dream
land for nt least three weeks. He had a
small bono removed from nis miacuo
right finger Wednesday nt n New York
hospital, nnd he will be forced on the
side lines for that period. At that, White
could show up many of tho lightweights
with his left hand while his right dangled
In o sling.
Sam Robldeau, local lightweight, fres
from a win over Walter Mohr, will ap
pear In the line-up of the Point Breeze
Park baseball team tomorrow afternoon.
Ho has been signed up by Manager Ed
die McLoughlln for the season. Sam
may hold down the keystone sack posi
tion. Tho park nine will play Southwaris
National Bank tomorrow.
15-year-old Lad in Tourney
ATLANTA, Oa.. June 18 Nelson Whitney
and ho- Bush, both of New Orleans: Perry
Adair, aged 15. Atlanta, and L. Dexter. Dal
las, fought It out hero today In the Southern
Oof Tournament .emlflnal.. They payed S6
holes match play. At tho end of the flrst
nine Whitney had Bush 3 down and Adair had
Whitney was 6 up on Bush at tho end
of the first round, and Bush conceded him
the match. Adnlr was 1 up on Dexter,
and they will play the second IS this
afternoon.
1015.
MRS. G. HARVEY WINS
SEMIFINAL MATCH
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
In Other Bracket at Dela
ware Championhps Phila
delphia C. C. Woman Will
Meet Mrs. J. S. Taylor,
Wilmington.
WILMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB. Del.,
Juno 18. Mrs. J. 8. Taylor, ot Wilmington,
nnd Mrs. Gilbert Harvey. Philadelphia
Country Club, won their matches In the
semifinal round of tho Delaware State
tennis championships at tho Wilmington
Country Club today, and meet In the title
round tomorrow.
Mrs. Taylor defeated Miss Dorothy
Dlsston, Philadelphia Cricket Club, In n
hard threo-sot match, fl-2, 2-4, 7-5, while
Mrs. Harvey put out Miss Marlon Cres-
Tho winners play for the title tomor
row. In the championship doubles Miss Cres
wcll and Mrs. Taylor had a hard-fought
three-set match with tho Misses Edith
and Evelyu Runk, of Mcrion. They won
two sots to, one, 3-0, 6-0, 6-4, and cntorcd
the scmllinal rouna. .miss Agnes Ken
nedy and Miss E. Hensel, of Merlon, are
also semlflnallsts In this event, for In tho
third round today they defeated Miss G.
Munroe and Mrs. II. F. duPont, of
Wilmington, 6-4, G-3.
Summary:
SINQLE3 IN LADlnS1 CHAMPIONSHIP
LAWN TENNIS.
Fourth Round.
Mrs. Gilbert Harvey. Philadelphia Country,
defeated Miss Eelyn Runk, Merlon, 0-2, 0-2.
DOUBLES.
Third Round.
Miss Marlon Crcswcll and Mrs. J, S. Taylor
defeated Misses Edith and Evelyn Hunk, 3-0.
0-0. 0-4.
Mlsa Agnes Kennedy and Miss E. Hensel de
feated Miss Q. Munroe and Mrs. 11. F. Du
Pont. 0-4. 0-3.
WANT NEWARK CLUB
Harrisburg Fans Hope to Bring Inter
national League Nine There.
HARRISBURG, Pa.. June 18. Granted
an extension of time of 24 hours from
last night within which to raise a suf
ficient guarantee, local baseball en
thusiasts were confident today of bring
ing the Newark International League
team to Harrlohurg.
One of the leaders at noon said: "I'm
sure we've put It across."
The Newark management asked a 13000
guarantee, which Is being raised by the
sale of season tickets, ,
West Walnut Wants Games
The West Walnut C. C. of West Philadel
phia! fresh from it. victories over Delco
Fraternity, of Darby, and the Philadelphia
Electric Club is seeking new laurels and
would like to arrange games with flrst.clasa
home teams In or out of Jhe city pujrUig fslr
guarantees. After looking over the line-up any
manager familiar with star ball player, of
West Phlllle will notice that West Walnut
has some ot the best players In that part of
the city. The present line-up la; DsWatd,
catcher; Farlev, Mulhern and Pope, pitchers;
McLaughlin, first base; Farley, second bate:
Krane, shortstop and captain; uersghty, third
base; Ryan, left field; CConnell, centre rleld.
and Clark, right Held, Pope, who pitched
against the "Live Wires," allowed but four
bits. Th winning run was scored when
Geraghty hit a single with two men on the
bases In the fifth Inning. Rain then stopped
the game. Much credit also must b. given to
Keane and Ran for their heavy hitting and
unllmlttd amount of "psp." Any manager
wishing to book this star aggregation for
either Saturday or Sunday games communicate
with Manager Walter J. Haltey, 823 South
36th street, or phone Woodland 1811 D, before
4 30 p. m. Such teams as Newman C. C
Corley, Chesmar. C'ardlngton, Aberdeen. St.
Monica's. Mt. Ephralm, of Mt, Eshralm. N.
J , Wlldwood, Of Wild wood, and Melrose, o(
Atlantic City, are desired to be beard from.
OBITUARIES
DR. SAMUEL WEISS
Leading Surgeon and Physician of
Lebanon Was 70 Years Old.
LEBANON, Pa., June 18. Dr. Samuel
Wetss, for almost a half century a lead
ing surgeon and physician and twice elec
ted State Senator for Lebanon County,
died last night at his home here from
chronic Brlght's disease, following an 111
ness of Ave years.
Dr. Weiss was a native ot Lebanon
County, having been born here 70 years
ago,
Bliss Viola West Daltry
Miss Viola West Daltry, principal of
th. Wilson School. lXh and Wharton
streets, died in SL Agnes' Hospital after
tak.n ill at the school while talk-
to the dut'tct sup.nntena.nt ceo.
the promotion ot ne pupiw ana
; for the closing or in. som
was first biUv4 that Mis Da
uffond a Mat stroM, ana sae
was hurried to the hopeltal, wbg her
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poison. Miss Daltry had n edtmefn-fl
with the publle shooi sfstefh fnflihy year
and was a member of ihe Teaehers' A
joelatlon. The fnneral serieM will ha
held tomorrow afternoon at 1:3-) o'eltMls
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Elisabeth
Jones, lla Park street, Ridley fatk
Sirs. Anna J. Nicholson
Mrs. Anna j. Nicholson, wife of Wll.iarn
R. Nicholson, president of the Lftnd Title
and Trust Company, died last evening
at her residence, 3415 Bryn Mawf avenue
Mrs. Nicholson was taken ill Saturday
and pneumonia developed. She was the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hopson. For
more than 30 years Mrs. Nicholson wb
a member of the Northmlniter Presby
terian Church, 36th and. Baring streets.
She was also one of the leaders who
conducted the recent campaign to raise
funds for the Presbyterian Home for
Aged Couples at Bala. Mrs, NIeho-sott
Is survived bv ri.r huahnnil llul ln anna
, William R. Jr., and Edgar W. The
lunciBi services win Be ncia at the family
residence Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock.
Funeral of William Dolan Moitz
The funeral of William Dolan Molts,
promoter of amusement devices at At
lanta City, will be held from the homa
of Francis P. Molts, 6513 Frankfort ave
nue, tomorrow afternoon. Mr, Moltt died
In Atlantic City of heart disease. He
hnd been ill only for a short time. He
was the adopted son ot the late M. and
Elizabeth 'Moltz, and was 33 years old
and unmarried.
Mrs. Charlotte Townscnd
Mrs. Charlotte Townscnd, wife pf the
Rev. J, H, Townscnd, rector of St. John's
Episcopal Church, of Camden, died yes
terday nt Quaker Farms, near Seymour,
Conn. Mrs. Townscnd wns Miss Charlotte
R. Cox. of New York. A son Is an Officer
in tho United States navy.
Benjamin Rodmcra
BORDENTOWN, N. X, June lS.-Benja-mln
Rodmers, a IHckste Friend and re
tired farmer, died at Crosswlcks, near
here, last night. Ho was 92 years old and
a widower.
IN MEMOMAM
JACKSON. ANNA JACKSON. In loving
memory of our dear sister, who departed 'this
lit Juno 18. Ion.
BROTHERS AND BISTERS.
MEOTC. In lovlnr remembrance of our
faithful mother, MARTHA PALMEnMEOEEJ
CARTY. Near Heddlng. N. J., on June IT,
11)13, THEOD03IA, widow of Shrove cany.
Funeral from the residence of her soa-ln-law,
Peter Cartr, near Heddlng, ,N. J., on
Monday. June 21, at 11 a. m. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery, near Florence, Ni J.
DAG1T. On June 15, 1910, FREDERICK F
beloved husband ot Harriet F. Dagltlns
Sonde), and son ot tha late Charles add' Jo
aephln. Daglt. Relative and friends, also
employes of Adams Exprea. Company, are In
vited to attend the funeral, on Saturday
morning,, at 8 30 o'clock, from hta late resi
dence, 4U4S Haiti ave. Solemn Requiem Mass
at SL Francis De Sales Church, at 10
o'clock. Interment private.
1IASSON. On June 17, 1915, JOHN J hus
band ot Margaret A. Hasson. Funeral on
Monday, at 8 a. m., from his late residence,
.'120 North Horton at. Solemn Requiem Mass
at the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary,
at 10 a. m. Interment at St. Denis' Ceme
tery JOHNSON. On Juno 10, 1913, CRA10. hus
band of Rebecca Ingersoll Johnson and .on
ot James C. and Elisabeth Craig Johnson,
Relatives and friends of the family; also
Phonlx Lodge, No. 130, F. and A. M.;
Philadelphia Consistory, 8. P. R. 3.; th.
faculty of the Edgar Allan Po. School, and
the Schoolmen's Club of Philadelphia, are
invited to attend the funeral services, on
Haturday afternoon, June 10, at 2 o'clock,
at hi late residence. 1004 Shunk street. In
terment prlvato. Friends may call Friday
evening, from 7 to 0 o'clock. Automobile
funeral.
LAUKR. On June 17, 1018. MARY, widow
of Nicholas Laucr. Funeral on Monday, at
8-30 a. m., from 3001 Terrace at., Wlssa
hlckon. Solemn Requiem Mas. at St.
Mary's Church, at 10 a, m. Interment SL
Mary's Cemetery, Roxborougb,
MAULEY. On June 17. 1915. BENJAMIN
R. MARLEY, husband ot Elma E. Marlsy. '
Funeral services on Sunday. June 20, at 1
P. m.. at the resldenco of his brother-ln-lawi
C. A. Morrison, 270.J Weatfleld ave.. CamderX
N J. Interment phate. at Leverlngtrfs
Cemetery, Roxborough, Philadelphia, f
MATTI8. On June 17. 1913. or diphtheria,
HOOPER II., Jr.. son ot Hooper 11. and
Myrtle W. Mattls, aged 3 iieara and 8
months, at his parents' residence, 682 Du
Pont st., Roxborough. No funeral.
McCI.OSKEY. On Juno 17. 1913, at his late
hue residence. 233 North 3th at., EDWARD,
Due notice of the funeral will be given,
from the residence ot hta sister-in-law, Mrs.
Louise Meder, 211 North Lawrence at.
McMULLIN. On Juno 17, 1015, LINHART,
husband ot Maud B. McMulIln. Funeral
services and Interment private.
MESMNOF.lt On June 17, 1013, ELLEN A.,
widow of Henry Messlnger. Funeral on
Monday, at 8:30 a. m., from 1005 North Han
cock st Solemn High Mass ot Requiem at
St. Michael's Church, at 10 a. m. Inter
ment at Now Cathodral Cemetery.
MILLER. On Juno IT. 1913. 8ARAH E.,
nlfo ot George Miller and daughter t Jan.
and tho late William II. Traalei. Funeral on
Mr.nday, at 8:30 a. m., from her late real,
dence 2351 North Orlanna at. High Mass at
St Edward's Church, at 10 a. m. Interment
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
MYERS. MARGARET ANN MYERB, widow
ot Nathan Myers died June 17. Funeral
and Inttrmoit private,
NICHOLSON. On June 17, lOlS ANNA J.,
wife of William R, Nlcholaon. Funeral
services at her late residence. 413 firyu
Miiur avenue, oh Monday morning, the, 21st
inn . at 10.30 o'clock. Train leaves Broad
Street Station for Bala at 0:67. Interment
private.
RAMSAY, On Juno 10. 1018, Dr. ROBERT
N,. ion ot late Dr. John and Mary Downing
Ramsay, eged 58 years. Funeral cervices an
aiturday, 11 o'clock, at hla Isle residence,
11"! South 40th at. Interment at Tamaqua.
Pa.
HOIUN80N. On June IT. 1018. NEWTON
iIairD. youngeat son or John J. and Jeasl.
Mumrord Robinson, agod 8 yesr. Relative
and friends are Invited to attend tbe funeral
services, on Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
at his parents' residence, 13 Saunders aye
Interment private, ,
SANTEE. On June 16, 1913. Dr. EUOENU
I son of tbe late Charles Santee. Ketatlvea
and friends are Invited to attend the fuiieraj
services, on Saturday, the Win ipW at J
5m. precisely, at his lata residence, 831
North 5th st. Interment private. Kindly
omit flowers,
KrilMITT. On June IT, , 1018, EUOENIE.
daughter of MIehae and the lat. Mary Anna
fbmltt. Funeral on Monday at T 30 a. m..
from her late residence, 3321 North Sth st
Sni.mn Requiem Mass at St. Bonaventura's
Church, at U a. m. Interment at Holy Cros
TIPTON' On June IT. 1918, JOSEPH C,
husband ot Bella Tipton. . funeral service
..Monday, at 2 p. m., at hla lat. residence,
?rvfT East Columbia ave. Interment private.
North L'edar JUU Cemetery.
,-r.ii HAOKN-On June IT. 1018. MARTHA
8.! ilAOEN, daughter of Ferdinand aad
rarrie von Hagen Funeral on Buoday. at I
n m . from tbe rtaldenc of her parents,
6l.IT South Fairhill at. Interment at Oreaa
Siint Cemetery.
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