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If. M'GRATH IS STAR
all-around runner
at Telephone games
Gets Firsts in 100 and 220
Yard Dashes at P. R. R.
Field Wins Broad Jump
and Second in Shot-put
by Way of Extra Work.
P. It. n. Y. M. C. A., rniladelphla,
June 19,
The Spare Pair Athletic Association of
the Bell Telephone Company held Us
fourth annual outdoor athletic meet thin
afternoon on the P. It. It, Y. M. C. A.
field, 41th and Parkslde avenue. A largo
crowd of friends and relatives were on
hand to cheer the telephone company's
emDloves.
Several hundred athletes participated In
the 19 events which were scheduled.
The Bpare Pair Uand of 26 pieces, under
the leadership of O. W. Roberts, played
nntlonat airs to the -crowd between the
athletic events, The events were carried
out under the supervision of L, II. Kin
nard, who was director, and Manager J.
11. Carroll The latter Is president of
tho Spare Pair Athletic Association.
The final races of the 100-yard dash were
highly Interesting, II. J. McGrntH win
ning the men's final In 10 2-G seconds.
Smith cave him n cood light, being less
than a foot behind him at the finish. In
the boys' final, Lomax won rather easily
In 12 4-5 seconds, Larc coming out second.
McOr.itli, the young Mercury A. c lau,
t tart oil In the meet, winning the high
Jump, 100-yard dash and 220-yard dash.
This 220-yard dash he only won after a
great purt at the finish. It was a pretty
race, McfJrnth covering tho distance In
C3 seconds flat. Good time.
Tho various events In tho tug-of-war
botwecn tho Philadelphia Division arid
the Eastern Division have been highly
exciting for tho spectators. Tho heavy
weight event was won In two straight
heats by tho Philadelphia Division, tho
pulling of Fry at "anchor" featuring.
Tho middleweight tug-of-war was won
by the Eastern Division in tho first heat
and by tho Philadelphia Division In tho
second. Tho third heat was won by tho
Eastern Division by a mere sixteenth
of an Inch.
II. J. McGrath's work In tho Jumps nnd
dashes was commendable. In tho run
ning broad Jump ho mado 20 feet 7
Inches, while Mathers, who came out a
close second, Jumped 20 feet 6 niches.
Tho high Jump, too, ho won, by ono Inch,
over Mulholland, who came out second,
McGrath's winning mark being 5 feet 7
Inches. Tho 100-yard dash final was easy
for him, his time belnR 10 2-5 seconds. In
the 220-yard dash his spurt at tho finish
Just brought him out first, covering tho
distance In tho good tlmo of 23 seconds.
He also came out second In tho shot-put,
throwing It 3G feot 1 Inches, whilo
Smith, who won tho event, threw It 3
feet S Inches.
Tho summaries
Event No. 1, 100-yard dash, handicap,
limit G yards (first heat) Won by II. Mc-
Grath, Maintenance Philadelphia Dlvl-j
slon, Handicap a varus; seconu, u. u.
Smith, Plant, Eastern Division, 1 yard
handicap. Time, 10 l-$ seconds.
Second heat Won by 1 T. Fryckbcrg,
Plant Accounting, Philadelphia Division
(scratch): second, S. W. Smith, Plant,
Philadelphia Division, handicap 1 yard.
Time, 10 3-5 seconds.
Event No. 2, 100-yard dash, boys under
IS, first heat Won by L. Lomax, Plant
Accounting, Philadelphia Division; sec
ond, J, Robinson, Trntllc, rmiadelpma
Division. Time, 12 -1-5 seconds.
Event No. 3. Tug-of-war. heavyweight-
Won by Philadelphia Division (urunnln-
ger, "anchor"; Snyder, stout, Minor;
second, Eastern Division (Fry, "anchor";
Klelnert, Levis, Warner), Eastern for
feited. Event No. i. tug-of-war, middleweight,
three-mlnuto pull Won by Eastern Divi
sion (Fry "anchor," Klelnert, Levis,
Erb); second, Philadelphia Division (Mc
CuIIough "anchor," Goldsmith, Muller,
Powers).
Event No. 5, 220-yard dash, handicap,
limit 16 yards, first heat Won by It. M.
Parker, Commercial, Philadelphia Divi
sion, handicap 15 yards; second, II. C.
Creutzburg, Plant, Eastern Division,
scratch; second, G. C. Smith, Plant, Cam
den Division, handicap, 8 yards. Time,
24 1-5 seconds.
Event No. 6. running broad Jump Won
by H. McGrath, Maintenance Department,
Philadelphia Division, scratch; distance,
20 feet 7 Inches; second, M. Mathers,
Plant Department, Eastern Division, -i
inches handicap; distance, 20 feet S Inches.
Event No. 7-Shotput. 12 pounds, handi
cap limit 3 feet Won by S. W. Smith,
Plant Department, Philadelphia Division,
1 foot, distance 38 feet 6 inches; second,
31. JIcQrath, Maintenance Department,
-i-nnnucipnia Division, 3 feet, distance 35
feet Ma Inches.
Event 10. final heat 100-yard dash Won
by H. McGrath, malntenace, Philadelphia
Division; second, a, C, Smith, plant.
Eastern Division; third, L. T. Fryckbers.
plant accounting, Philadelphia Division.
Time, 10 2-5 seconds.
Event 14, final 100-yard dash (boys un
der IS years) Won by L. Lomax, plant
accounting; second, F. Lare, commercial,
Philadelphia Division; third, J. Robinson,
traffic. Philadelphia Division. Time. 12 4-5
seconds.
Event It nunnlng high Jump, handi
cap limit C inches Won by H. McGrath,
maintenance department. Philadelphia
Division (scratch): height 5 feet 7 Inches;
second, G. H. Mullholland, traffic depart
ment. Philadelphia division, 3 Inches,
height 5 feet 6 Inches.
Event No. 12, Confusion race (consist
ing of removing shoes, placing In bag and
running distance of 100 yards) Won by
H- it. Grace, plant accounting depart
ment, Philadelphia Division; second, J, D,
Harrington, tranic department, Philadel
phia. Division. Time, 40 2-5 seconds.
Event No. 13, 220-yard dash, final Won
by If. J. McGrath, maintenance depart
ment, Philadelphia Division; second. It.
M Parker, commercial department, Phil
adelphia Division; third, G. C. Smith,
plant department, Camden Division.
Time, 23 seconds.
Second pull, event No. 4. tug-of-war,
middleweight Won by Philadelphia, Divi
sion, second, Eastern Division, "pulled
them off the board."
Event No. 15 Three-legged rase, dis
tance 75 yards Won Ty J. H. Baldwin
-and II. Mathers, plant department. East,
ern Division; second, L. T. Fryokberg,
plant department, and It. C. Smith, ac
counting department, Philadelphia Dlvl
fe'ton. Time, 14 seconds.
Wfewit No. IS One-mile relay Won by
Traffle .Department, Philadelphia. Divi
sion tJ D. Partington, W. J. Iyshon,
J Vf. Miller, Sproul); second. Plant De
partment, Eastern Division (J. H. Bald
win, X. J. Bomers, H. L. Mathers. H. O,
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Creutzburg). Time, 3 minutes B5 3-S
seconds.
Event No. 8. Tug-of-war, heavyweight,
second pull of event No. 3 Won by Phila
delphia Division: second, Eastern Divi
sion (pulled oft the board).
Event No. 17-Ttig-oNwar, middleweight
final pull Won by Eastern; second,
Philadelphia division. Distance 1-16 of an
inch.
The summaries follow:
100-yard dash (messengers) First heat
won by S. Vlgatalono; E. Owens, second:
E. Hoban, third. Time, ll'.i. Second
heat won by O. A. Scroklns; Becker, sec
ond. Tlmo lUi, Final won by Sorokln;
Vlgatalone, second! Hoban, third. Tlmo
12 1-5.
BO-lard dash (open)Won by F. Hoban: J.
Sullivan, Jr., second. II. Mills, third.
Time, 6 2-5.
60-yard sack rnce (open) First heat won
by It. Lcadbeater; M. A. Auerbach, sec
ond. Time, 11, Second heat won by V.
Feola; E. Owens, second. Time lift.
B0-ynrd tlnsh (ladles) Won by Kath
crlne McLaughlin; Olga Falcon, second.
Time, 10 15 seconds.
100-ynrd dash (open) first heat Won
by F. Hoban; J. A. Sullivan, Jr., Bccona;
I Helsley, third. Time, 1214 seconds.
Second heat Won by H. Lit; P. Strnt
ton, second; G. Vlgatalone, third. Time,
12H seconds. Final heat Won by F.
Connolly; L. Helsley, second; P. Stratton,
third.
Mile relay (intcrdepartment) Won by
executive department (It. Koyes, J,
Hardy, J. Sullivan, Jr., nnd F. Hoban);
second, receiving department (G. Vlgata
lone, V. Feola, 11. Lit nnd H. Mills);
third, branch offices (J. Owen, E. Hatste,
S Hunt nnd A. Zlrpoll).
Mile blcyclo race (messengers) First
hca won by Ft. Splckler; W. Mullen, sec
ond; G. Gentncr, third. Time, 2:31. Sec
ond heat won by I. Silverman; E. Owens,
second, L. Unger. third. Time, 2:3f. Final
heat win by Splckler, I. Silverman, sec
ond. Time, 2-36.
LAKAN00 CLUB FIRST
IN CANOE REGETTA
Winners Defeat Philadelphia
Canoe Club by Fve Yards in
4 Minutes 3 3-5 Seconds.
Tho Philadelphia Canoo Club held its
ninth annual regatta this afternoon off
Its headquarters, Colony Castle, on tho
Wlssnhlckon. Tho Laknnoo Canoe Club,
of Burlington, Now Jersey, tho Ited Dra
gon Cnnoo Club, of Tacony, tho Adelphla
Club, of Philadelphia, and tho Philadel
phia Canoo Club paddlcrs competed.
There were six events on tho program.
Tho races attracted a great deal of at
tention. Howard It. Lord was tho chairman of
tho regatta committee. The other ofTl
uers were: Starters, Dr. David J. Boon,
Georgo T. Kcrber; referee, Henry 11.
Fort; Judges, W. H. Logan and J. F. It.
ober.
Following tho races there was dinner,
for tho members of the club nnd their
friends. This was followed by dancing.
Tho first race. In which four men com
peted with double bladcd paddles, was
won by tho Lnkanoo Canoe Club which
beat the Philadelphia Cnnoo Club pad
dlcrs across tho finishing lino by tho
slight margin of flv eynrds. The lied
Dragon crew finished third.
In tho ono man Blngle blade commo
dore's race. Durmnn, of tho Philadelphia
Canoo Club finished first; Creely. of tho
Lakanoo Club, finished second. The wln
nor of this event crossed the lino but
threo lengths behind tho winner of the
second honor.
EVANS LEADS SHOTS
IN DU PONT MEET
Makes Score of 25 in Contest
for A. B. Richardson Chal
lenge Cups Summaries.
WILMINGTON, Del.. June 13.-J. W.
Evans, a Class C man with an actual
score of 21 ond four added targets, malt
ing 25 in all, led for the A. B. ItichardBOn
Challenge Cup at tho du Pont Trap
Shooting Club today. Excellent scores
weer mado by all tho contestants. John
II. Minnick won a placo for tho Slmonton
Cup, with 21-24. In a special match for
tho Class C Challenge Club Minnick de
feated E. E. M. Boss, 42 to 41.
Tho cnr:
Class A IV. A. Slmonton, 24; J. H. Mc
Ulugh. 22; Clde LeeJom, 21: H. Wlnchnttr.
20; II. p, Carlson, 31: J. T. rtobcrtion, SI: 8.
Tuchton, 20.
Class n-H. T. rted. 22: E. M rtoM. 21;
Oforgs Scarlet. 21; John Minnick, 21: r. Hood
20; William Coyne, 111; V. Mathewson, 10; J,
J. Mngahrrn. 10; D. S. Wood, 18; U 11.
Iltauchamp, IT.
Class C J. W. Hvans. 21; W. O. rtobelen, 20:
W. II. Cochran, 1.1; W. r. Jensen, 18: Jl. L.
Conner, 18; J. W. ERlnr, 10, II. F. Car
sienur, 1R; T. C. Marshall, 17. T. It. Moore.
18; C. W. Poop, 17! J. II. Bquler, 17: S. J
Newman, lfl; J. White, 1.1.
IKJUBLES FOIl SIMONWN CtJP.
J. Minnick, 2t-2; II. Winchester. 20; J. II.
Bqulers, 18. H, It. Oalvln 18; Clyde Leedom.
Iji "core, Scarlet. 1.1; W. bdmundson. 1.1;
II. P rarlson. 1.1: W. C. Popp, id w. a
Wood, 1.1 : D 8 Wood. 12. "' ' - U-
,,. .r.LAs -CHALLENGE CLT.
Minnick. 42; E. M. rtpas, 41.
LARRY M'LEAN NEEDS FRIEND
Has Been Suspended 60 Days for
'Steen Offenses by McGraw.
PlTTSnUUGH, Pn June 19,-Larry
McLean, catcher for the New York
Giants, has been suspended for sixty
days, beginning today, for the following
reasons:
Refusing to return to New York on tho
dav designated by Manager McGraw.
Continual use of Intoxicating bever
ages. Uttering threat of violence against
Manager McOraw and other officials of
the club.
Personal assault on It. F, Klnsella in
n St, Louis hotel.
Conduct unbecoming a gentleman and a
hall player.
Bill Phillips Released
NEWARK, N.. J.. June 19.-Wllliam
Phillips, manager of tho Newark Fed
erals, was released today and William
McKechnle, third baseman of the club,
wan appointed In his place. Dissatisfac
tion over the recent showing of the New
ark Feds under Phillips was one of the
reasons for making the change. The
other was to reduce salary bills.
Phillips was a star pitcher In the big
leagues about 15 years ago. He managed
the pennant winning Indianapolis clubs
In the Federal League In 1913 and 19H
and waa kept In that position when tho
club was transferred to Newark this
season.
EVENING LEDGER
ANP THE KlHDlHErMnra SURE,
OUPfjENT SAV$
AFTE -
EVENING LEBGEE-PHIIJADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE
RACE TRAC.
HE'LL
OLD POP GOOD THING
IN OTTAWA SPRINT
Chestnut Colt of C. A. Crew
Outgames Good Shot and
Thorncliffe in 4Va Furlongs.
CONNAUGHT PAIHC, Ottawa, Can.,
Juno 19.
Old Pop proved to be the good thing
In the Inaugural dash hero today, and
won after a spectacular finish with Good
Shot. Tho show money went to Thorn
cliffe. The four and a half furlong race
was run In 1:00 3-5
The summaries:
First race, MOO, for 2-year-olds and up,
Canadian foaled, 4A furlongs Old Pop,
111, Action, 8 to 1, 2 to 1, 4 to 5, won;
Good Shot, Groth, 13 to B, 4 to 6, 1
to 3, second; Thorncliffe, 111, Goldstein,
11 to 6. 4 to 5, 1 to 3, third. Time, 1:00 3-5.
Hecla's Flame, Copper King and W. A.
Wright also ran.
Second raco, purso MOO, 2-year-olds,
selling, 6 furlongs Larkln, 103, Cooper,
30 to 1, 10 to 1. 4 to 1, won; Ilarla. 100,
McAtoe, 3 to 2, 1 to 2, 1 to B, second; Tar
Brush, 114, Coleman, 4 to 1, 7 to 5, 3 to fi,
third. Time, 1:0G 4-G. Water War, Queen
Apple, J. Z. Wiggins, Barkn, Medea nnd
Clara Morgan also ran.
Third race, JiOO, 3-year-olda and up,
selling, aVi furlongs Gold Cap, 109,
Smyth, 8 to 1, 2 to 1, even, won; Dick's
Pet, 100, Connors, 2 to 1. 4 to 5, 1 to 3,
second; Miss Chaucer, 107, Acton, 10 to 1,
4 to 1, 2 to 1, third. Time. 1:12. Inquletn.
Egniont. Orlmar Lad. Mrs. Mac and Ru
bicon II also ran.
Fourth race, tho Slxton Plate, 3-year-olds
nnd up, selling, handicap, G furlongs
Vldet, 03, MoAtee, 20 to 1, 6 to 1, 2 to
1, won; Zln Del, 99, Callahan, 9 to 2, 6
to S, 2 to 5, second; Squcelcr, 111, Burns,
oven, 1 to 3, out, third. Time, 1:17 4-5.
Yenghee, Dlack Broom and Progressive
also ran.
Fifth race, Btceplechnse. for 4-year-olds
and upward, selling, 2 miles Carter, 150,
O'Connor, 3 to 2. 1 to 3, out, won; Young
Morpheus. 135, Brooks, 6 to 5, 1 to 3, out,
second; Vclsinl, 132, Hlgglns, 8 to 1, 2 to 1,
out. third. Time, 4:013-5. Statmore also
ran.
Connaught Park Entries
for Monday's Meeting
First race, purse $400, selling, maiden
Jockeys, for 3-year-olds nnd up, G furlongs,
out of chute Mona p., 81; 'Last Spark.
96; Canning Jean, 96; Lady Spendthrift,
91; Master Neka. 101; 'Meissen 103; Dia
mond Cluster. 104; Oartley, 103; Puritan
Lass, 106; Irish Heart, 112; Exmer, 112.
Second race, purse S400. selling, for 3-year-otds
nnd up, maidens, 6 furlongs, out
of chute Wodan, 99; Argent, 102; Subject,
101; Doctor IJ 104; Marvelous, 104; Aprlsa,
105; 'King Cotton, 107: 'King Chilton. 107;
Cain Chaser, 110: Pulsation, 112; Black
Pine, 115.
Third race, 1500, for 3-year-olds and up,
conditions, 1 mile Anxiety, 101; Ida Claire,
101; Celto, 101; Recoil, 102.
Fourth race, Ottawa Electric Railway
Stakes, 11000 added,, 5 furlongs Candle,
105; Blume, 112; King Neptune, 115; tPesky,
108; from Dlward. U8; tOeorse Smith, 123
(tMoBrlde entry).
Fifth race, purse ?400, for 3-year-olds
and up, selling, 6H furlongs 'Brookcross,
IMs Celebrity, 96; Euterpe, 101; 'Orlmar
Lad, 103; 'Sonny Boy, 103; 'Innuleta, 104;
Vlley, 103; J. H. Barr, 108; Single, 103;
Uncle Dick, 108; Patience, 109; 'York Lad,
309; 'Gordon. 110. Also eligible; Broom
hedge, 111; Mrs. Mc, 108; 'Claribel, 101.
Sixth race, purse 1400, for 3 year-olds,
selling, 1 mile 'Asa Herndon, 1M; 'Star
of Love, 94; 'Kim, 93: 'Sunset. 102; Kazan,
102; A- N. Alkln, 105; Ischgablbble, 105;
Raincoat, 105; Paul Gaines, 106; 'Rediand,
106,
Seventh race, purse 1500, for -4-year-olds
and up, selling. 1 mile and 70 yards
Beaumont Belle, 96; Bu!a Welsh, 93;
Zodiac, 98; 'Ford Mai, 100; 'Water Lad,
103; Bordello, 103; 'Supreme, 1M; 'Jabot,
106; The Rump. 106; 'Duqueane, 106' Lady
London, 109; TUchwood, 108; Sherlock
Holmes, 103. Also eligible: Liberty Hall,
111; 'Lucky George, 103.
Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather
rainy, track muddy.
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BIG DIPPER SURPRISE
AT LATONIA MEETING
Six to One Shot Outruns Fa
vorite, High Private, in First
Race, at Mile and Sixteenth.
LATONIA COURSB, Ky., June 19.
A mllo and a sixteenth raco was tho
first event to bo decided here this aftor
npon, nnd Big Dipper won the race In
goad fnshlon from High Private, with
Wryneck third. Tho tlmo was 1:501-5.
Tho raco waa for 3-ycnr-olds, and a purso
of ?600 was offered.
First race, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1-16
miles Big Dipper, 105, Garner, $13.50, $3.90,
12.90, won; High Private, 112. Gooae, $2.60
nnd $2.50. second; Wryneck, 103, La Faille,
$1.50, third. Time, 1:50 1-5. Prettydale,
Shorthand and Acis also ran.
Second race, maiden 2-year-olds, 6 fur
longs Hops, 112, Taylor, J6.30, $3,50, $2.70,
won: Black Coffee 109, Gans, $3, $2.70,
second; Big Smoke, 112, Keogh, $3 50,
third. Time, 10:03 3-5. Ethel Welles, J. J.
Murdock, Solid Rock and Fleuron also
ran.
Third race, 3-year-olds and up, 6 fur
longs Dr. Larrlck, 92, Garner, $12.10. $I.G0,
out, won; Converse, 92, Lapallle, $1.90, out,
second; David Craig. Kcdcris, out. third.
Time, 1:13 1-5. Bradley's Choice also ran.
LATONIA RACE ENTRIES
FOR MONDA Y'S PROGRAM
I'lrst race, purse, 2- car-olds and up, 6
furlongs-Margaret Burley, 101; Whito
Metal, 103; Alice Dunn. 106; Water Witch,
106; McAdoo, 108; Malabar, 103; Sklles
Knob, iqs; Bell Boy, HI; Roscoe Goose,
111; Manners, 114; Imperator, 119; Tran
sit. 22.
Second race, purse, 2-year-olds, 5 fur
longs Dr. Moore, 112; Colonel Slat, 112;
Capt. Reese, 112; Traction. 112; Bright
Goodbur, 112; Charlie McGee, 112; Jack
O'Dowd. 112; Big Fellow, 112.
Third race, selling, 3-year-olds, mile and
sIxteenth-'Dundreary. 100; 'Alledo. 100:
Commauretn, 103; Fidget. 105; Martlnos,
Fourth race, handicap, 3-year-olds and
up, mile Rlngllng, 95; First Degree, 97;
The Norman. 97: Leo Ray, 100; Prince
Hermls, 110; Black Toney, 118.
Fifth race, 2-year-olds, &H furlongs
Cardome, 103; Herr Apparent, 105; Lucky
R., 109; Baby Cal. 112; Rochester, 112;
Cane Run. 112.
Sixth race, selling, 3-year-olds nnd up. 6
furlongfi Walter Proof, 93; Maznlk, 100;
Mex, 102; 'Tate Bearer. 103; Birka. 105;
Billy Joe, 105; Droll, 108; Martin Casca,
107- 'Royal Tea, 107: Colle. 103; Sureget.
Seventh race, selling for 3-year-olds
ond up, mile nnd 70 yards 'Krlss Kln
gle, 87; Allen Cain. 92; F. A. Welgle, 92;
Allen Brldgewater, 106; 'George Stoll,
106; 'Ardelon, 106; 'Feather Duster, 106;
Oreen, Wi; Back Kavenaugh, 111; L. Jl.
Adair, 111; Foundation. Ills King Box,
Apprentice allowances claimed.
Weather clear; track heavy.
HUDSON REGATTA JULY 3
Local Oarsmen Aro Invited to Com
pete in Big Affair
The Regatta Committee of the Hudson
River Rowing Association calls tho at
tention of rowing cluba to Its annual re
gatta, which. Is scheduled for Saturday
afternoon, July 3. on a one-mile course
opposite Washington Heights on the
Hudson River near Woodcllff, N. J, The
committee has arranged a series of races
with the thought that many oarsmen will
enter. The program Is as follows:
Junior double ei. Junior single gig, In
termedlate double gig, junior four-oared
barge, senior four-oared barge, associa
tion single, junior quadruple shell, senior
single shell, senior double shell. Junior
four-oared gle for high schools, and
Junior four-oared gigs. Entries will be
opened on June JS.
SEASHORE, WHEN IT'S
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DUNE SITE, OUTSIDER,
TAKES JAMAICA RACE
Beats Popular Choices, Blue
Rock and High Horse, in 2-year-old
First Event.
JAMAICA RACE TRACK, Now York,
Juno 19.
Two-year-olds made It interesting in
tho opening event hero this afternoon.
Non-winners at the meeting wore eligible
for tho five-furlong- dash for a purse of
$400 added.
Duna Site proved to bo tho class In this
race, and defeated Blue Rock by a head
In 1:01 2-5. High Horse got tho show
position.
The summaries:
First race, for 2-year-olds, selling, $00
ndded, 6 furlongs Duno Site, 107, Huestls,
4 to 1, 9 to 10, out, won; Blue Rock, 106,
McCnhoy. 7 to 2. 7 to 10, out. second; High
Horse, 103, Louder, 7 to 10, 1 to 7, out.
third. Time, 1:01 2-5. Flag Day, Mary
Blackwood also ran.
Second race, for 3-year-olda and up,
soiling, $500 added, mile and Blxteenth
Oriin Krlpp, 112, Cavanaugh, 9 to 5, 7 to
10, 1 to 3, won; Ben Quince, 1W, Buxton,
G to 1, 8 to 6, 3 to 5, second; Camellia,
07, LUloy, 7 to 1, 11 to 5, even, third.
Time, 1:47 4-5. G. M, Miller, Gallop and
Armament also ran.
Third rate, the Texas Hlghwelsht
Handicap, with $600 added, 6 furlongs
Top o' tho Morning, 140, Buxton, 13 to 5,
even. 1 to 2. won; Hanovla, 117, Burlln
same, 7 to 1, 5 to 2, 0 to B, second; Fi
ginny, 123. Warrington, IS to 5, 7 to 5,
3 to 5. third. Time, 1:13. Surprising
Horse King, Fenmouso and Polarlus also
ran.
Fourth race, the Long Beach handicap
$1500 add for 3-year-olds and up, mile and
a furlong Tartar, 98, McCahey, 11 to b,
3 to 5, out. won; Sam McMeekln. 103,
Byrne, 7 to 5, 7 to 20. out, second; Short
Grass. 123. Notter. 17 to 10, 9 to 20, out
third. Time, 1.B2. Flying Fairy also
ran.
Fifth race, 3-year-olds nnd up, selling,
purse $400, 6 furlongs North Light. 110,
Buxton, 2 to 1. 7 to 10, 1 to J. won;
Dolly Madison, D7, Louder, 15 to 1, 5 to
1, 2 to 1, second; Duke of Dunbar, 104,
McCahey, 3 to 2, 3 to 5, 1 to 1, third.
Time, 1:05. Lokomis, Woodfalr, Gam
mon and Ell C. also ran.
Sixth race, maiden 2-ycar-olds, $400
added, 5 furlongs Bessllen, 107, Mc
Cahey, 11 to 10. 2 to 5, out, won; Dr.
Gremer, 107, McTaggart, 7 to I, 6 to 2,
even, second; Queen of Paradise,' 107,
Huestls. 9 to 5, 3 to 5, 1 to 4, third. Time,
-:01 2-5. Golden Gate, Good Counsel and
Belle" of the Kitchen also ran.
JAMAICA RACE ENTRIES
FOR MONDAY'S MEETING
First race for 3-year-olds and up, sell
ing, 6 furlongs Alhena, 107; Etruscan,
107; High Tide. 103; 'Prairie, 113; Fuzzy
Wuzzy, 120; Mr. Srecs, 116: Orapeshot,
123; Aharn, 112; Beethoven, til; Phew, 112.
Second race, for 2-year-olds, conditions,
fi furlongs-Kilmer, 100; Tlng-a-llng. 115;
Prince of Como. 110; Tea Caddy, 105; Fa
vour, ,97; Lily Heavens, 107,
Third race, for 3-year-olds and up, sell
Ing, mile and 16th-Battery, 107; Her
mls, Jr., 103; Ray O' Light, 105; O'Sulli
van. 1; Spearhead, 122,
Fourth race, for 3-year-olds and up,
Newtown selling, stakes, 8 furlongs;
Harry Shaw, 113; Pixy. 100; Wanda Pit
zer, 103; Springboard, 117; True As Steel,
113,
Fifth race for 3-year-olds and up, sell
!2?' $ longs-Lily Orme. 115; Balgee,
?VPi,!,,?ta?,?n;t. m MHl Stream. UO
El Nahdl, UO; Mamie K.. 107; Tinkle Bell
107; Sleuth. H7; Uncle Jlmmle. 117; Hoff
man, 117.
Sixth race, for 3-year-olds and up, sell
iSiki5 '"'onsa-'Ellc Ridge. 112; Miss
McGlggle 105; Goodwood. 107; Carlave
rock, 106; Gammon. 107; Peaceful, 115; Gilt
?,i8V,.m ,Moh"'!. 1M: 'Col. Aahmeade,
I 111 Eubank, lis; 'Song of Vali
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast
Lucca and Abel to Box
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EDDIE COLLINS DA? AT
TO BE
THE WAY I'CU SPEND
MY AW FTEfC NOON
LVACASHUN..S,
10, 1915.
BAIRD AND WALTERS
WIN CONSOLATION
MANHEIM DOUBLES
In Final of Junior Tennis
Matches Germantown
Cricket Club Boys Defeat
Taussig and Woolley, 6-4
and 7-5.
GERMANTOWN. Phlla., Pa., Juna 19.
Play was resumed this morning In the
Philadelphia junior tennis championship
for bov.q nnd Rlrls at tho Manheim
Cricket Club.
Taussig and Wooley, of Germantown
Cricket Club, nnd Balr and Waters, of
the same club, advanced to tho final round
In the boys' consolation doubles through
defaults of Dunno and Neldllch, of the
Philadelphia Cricket Club, and Hendrlck
nnd W. Baldy, of Germantown Cricket
Club. Balrd nnd Waters, of dermantown
Cricket Club, carried off the consolation
cup In tlto final play-olT, defeating their
fellow club members, Taussig and Wool
oy, In straight sets, 6-4, 7-5.
Tha final of tho mixed doubles rewarded
tho few faithful who remained for the
consolations, for they witnessed ono of
the prettiest matches of tho week. Though
Miss Aj Wood and her brother, W. wood,
of tho Germantown Cricket Club, won,
they had to go Into tho third sot to, do
oo, for after taking tho first, 6-4, they were
fgrccd to give away In the second to Miss
A. Nnylor and E. Cassard, 3-6, but won
tho third set without having to extend
themselves.
Summaries:
BoyB' consolation doubles, soml final
round Taussig nnd Wooloy, Germantown
Cricket Club, defeated it. Dunno and
Neldllch, Philadelphia Cricket Club, by
default.
Balrd and Waters, Germantown Cricket
Club, defeated H. Hendrlck and W. Baldy,
Germantown, by dofault.
Boys' consolation doubles, final round
Balrd and Waters, Germantown, defeated
Taussig and Woolloy, Germantown
Cricket Club, 6-4, 7-5.
Consolation mixed doubles, final round
Miss A. Wood nnd W. Wood, German
town Cricket Club, defeated Miss A. Nay
lor and E, Cassard, Germantown Cricket
Club, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2.
FEDERALS WILL BUILD
BIG PARK IN NEW YORK
FOR SEASON OF 1916
Finley J. Shepard and
Henry C. Frick Eeported
Behind Plans for Rival
Ball Club Stadium to Be
Biggest in Country.
NEW YORK, Juno lf. Tho Federal
League will have a club In New York
city in 1916. Tho team will bo transferred
from ono of the other cities In tho west
cm' end of tho Federal circuit.
The Backer of tho Now York Federal
League club, whose name will not bo an
nounced for some time, is reputed to be
a millionaire several times over.
The playing field for tho Federals al
ready has been procured. It Is 680 feet
long and 510 feet wide, la In the heart
of the city, 20 blocks nearer to the down
town section than Is the Polo Grounds,
and sizes up ns tho largest playing field
In tho country.
Plans already have been drawn for the
stands. They will bo of concrete and
steel nnd will scat 42.000 moro than any
ball park In the country. A new plan of
construction will be followed out In
building these stnnds. There will not be
any posts supporting tho upper tier of
tho grandstands.
The plans have been drawn by Archi
tect Comstock, of New York, who -designed
tho Chicago and Brooklyn Federal
League stands.
The purpose of President Gllmore's
visit In New York has been to approve
the plants for tho stands and to
straighten out most of tho final details
relative to placing a club In New York.
The field that tho Federals will use In
Manhattan In 1916 Is the same field upon
wuicn iney oDiained an option nearly a
year ago, and which waa exercised Just
recently when tho necessary backing for
the club was secured.
Finley J. Shepard. who married Helen
Gould, and Henry C. Frick, multi-millionaire,
havo been reported as the men be
hind tho New York Federals, but the
Federal League leaders will not mako any
statement at this time.
CROSS BEATEN BY DUNDEE
Freddy Welsh nnd Lu3tie in Dancing
Around Act.
NEW YORK, June 19,-Wlth 12.000 of the
fight fans looking on at Ebbets Field, In
Brooklyn, last night, Leach Cross was
outpointed by Johnny Dundee. Cross had
tho satisfaction of staggering Dundee
In the 10th round, but the bell brought
the bout to a close before Leach could
follow up his advantage.
The Welsh-Lustlg bout was n mastery
exhibition of the terpslchorean art.
Lustlg could not hit Welsh because
Freddy would not let him. Freddv tlnn.i
all over the canvas In most approved
modern fashion, nnd fnn hinted ii- i
plorr landed "had about as much power
and effect as a mess of cream puffs.
NELSON AND HQUCK in DRAW
Principals in Main Bout at Fairhill A,
C, Break Even.
Johnny Nelson and Willie Houck ooxed
sir hard, fast rounds to a draw In the
final bout at the Fairhill Athletic Club
last night. Nelson had the advantage at
long range, while Houck excelled at in.
fighting. "' "'
Paddy Bedley and Danny Murphy went
six rounds to an even break in the semi-wind-up.
Whitey Baker proved to be too
experienced for Jlmmle Burke, who sub.
BW?U? tor, nowere- n the twr4
'" fi"hT rouni- In the other contests,
while the referee Btopped the bout be'
!".? PhUilps ana aus Anderson, as
the latter was too big for his opponent.
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J. C. DAVIDSON LANDS
ATLANTIC GOLF TITLE
AT WILMINGTON CLlI
Columbia C. C. Man Dp
feats Fellow Clubman, M
is. juynon, Jr., 6 un anr
4 to Play in a Rather lm
different Exhibition.
WILMINGTON, Del., Juno 19 -J
Davidson, of tho Columbia Country cm
Washington, won the Middle AllAnrfl
Golf Association championship at mtf
Wilmington Country Club today. In (jj
final round ho defeated a fellow rlni,
member, E. B. Eynon, Jr., after a ratherl
inoiiiereni exniDition or golf, 5 up and
tc DlaV.
Davidson returned a really good rnsS
vw. v . v.,., ...... i.utc uver tours 16'
tho fourteenth coming home, but tvtii
was the result of his hlgh-elaes puttlnf S
tl.n nnn rarlnamttin. fan,,. . i.- . ?
,..w ...- .uw...... ..,. utu vl me match
Davidson won four holes of tt, ...
nlno and lost two, so was 2 up at ihfj
Eynon picked up after playing his fourth"
lln n l,l. ...t.11. 1.1. .. WUU1
...i.w u. ., ....., iiib upponeni WM oi1
tho green In two. Davidson, coming im
won tho 11th. where ho laid Eynon a deal
stymie, and tho 13th and 14th, where tbV
Showers fell Intermittently durlnir ih
progress of tho match and tho gallery r;
mnlncd on the club porch. j
Tho semifinal matches resulted In unl
pected tlofeats for B. Warren Corkrans
uaiiiiiiiiuii menu, winner nna general
favorlto for tho championship, and Georgt1
Small, tho 1914 wlnrter. ,j
Theso two .Baltlmoro Country Club go)w
erg woro defeated by two players froma
tho Columbia Country Club, WashlnM
ton. Corkran lost to J. C. Davidson oqll
tho 17th hole, whore tho latter was 2 upli
and 1 to nlav. whilo E. It. Rvnnn t. fa
defeated Small In tho 18th, 1 up. "w
Both matches were hard-fought from
start to finish. Up to tho eighth hole
of his match with Davidson. Cockran w,
leading, but tho Washington man thtn-i
won tour noies in a row, ootained tha
leau anu wna never
Tho cards:
Out
Davidson 4 3
Corkran 4 3
.In-
Dnvidson 4 3
Cockrnn 5 4
headed.
6 5 3 5 4 6 4-43
5 5 5 1 4 7 611
4 5 5 4 6 5
4 4 5 6 4 5
One extra hole match was played thli
morning nnd that ono went 24 holes, unt.
usuni, noi io say recoru-orcaaing, in an
event of this kind.
Two Richmond golfers, A. L. Hawie
nnd H. C. Peck, wero tho contestant
nnd Hawso was the winner.
The summnry:
Championship 16, Semifinal Round. 'B
J. C. Davidson, Columbia, defeated D.
i.f. n , ,-.-1. .,.. n -j It,
tuircu v.uiKrun, jr., vuiuiuuiu, . tuiu ,,
E. B. Eynon, Jr., Columbia, defeated
George Smnll, Baltimore, 1 up.
Second 16, Semifinal Round,
E. IS. Johnson, Baltimore, defeated J,
Smith. Wilmington. 1 up; W. P Woodi,
Virginia, defeated F. Dell. Janvier, W113
mlngton, 7 and 6. A
Third 16. Semifinal Round.
A. L. Hawse, Virginia, defeated H. &,
Peck, Vlrglnlu, 1 up, 21 holes, G J, Mc
Farland, Wilmington, defeated J. Vf,,
Frick, Baltimore, 5 and 4.
Fourth 16, Semifinal Round.
E D Hotchklss. Virginia, defeated H.JV
Clay 'Miller, Baltimore, 6 nnd 5, A. Q.$ ;
King, Baltimore, defeated J T Hend- j
ricks, Columbia, 2 and 1. I 1
Fifth 10, Semifinal Round.
L. P. Mnhoncy, Wilmington, defeated J
L. McK. Judklns, Virginia, 4 and 3; Gujj
Ober, Baltimore, defeated H. W. Habarf.J
Virginia, i mm u.
TBAVERS AND OUIMET COMINGl
Noted Golfers to Play Here for Lynne-l
WUUU I1UU VJU). -J
Jerome D. Travers, who won the nl-tl
tlonal open championship yesterday, wlllif
be one of the contestants In the Lynna-q
wood Hall Cup tournament at the Hunt-';
ingdon Valley Country Club on Monday,)
Tuesday and Wednesday. 'i
Another prominent player whose entryfl
has been received Is Francis Oulmet, thaw
amateur champion. Travers has two legal
on this solid cold trophy and Oulmet w
after his first. B. Warren Corkran, of
tno uaitimoro country Club, who a
playing In the middle Atlantic champion'
ship nt Wilmington, and, George Small,;
or Baltlmoro, the present tltleholder, wlli
also compete, and as Invitations wer
sent only to players with handicaps ot
eight or less, a fast, field Is assured.
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AGREES TO BARTFIELD BOUT 1
Fred Gilmore, of Chicago, Wants Sol-a
dier toWeigh 145.
CHICAGO, June 19. Freddie GImor,j
local welterweight, agreed today to aS
oout witn soldier Bartfleld. of Brooklyn.,
at any place, providing he weighs In atjjt
145 pounds ringside. Gilmore said baSIi
woum mane a side bet of J5000 if tho
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Soldier Bartfleld, who recently surprise.
tho boxing world by winning from MIka'..
Gibbons, weighs at least 15S pounds, and;
mere is no cnance whatever of a fish;
between the Brooklynlte and Gilmer
at in.
Play in Atlantic Tourney
ATLANTA. Qa June 19,-Nelson Wbll'
ney, New Orleans, was playing C Lj
uexter. uaiias, fop the Southern golf,
championship today. Whitnev was 1 up
at the end of the first nine holes In the-,
36-hole match. He defeated R, G Buslua
una uexter beat, perry Adair Friday . .
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