EVENING LEDGEI-PHIADELPHiA; MONDAY. MAT 29, 191(5.
'IS
MAXWELL REVIEWS INTERCOLLEGIATE TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETIC MEET-OTHER SPORTS
p$D MEREDITH SEEKS QUIET
AH J intuit ATHLETES TELL OF
PROWESS ON OINDER TRACK
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- Career by Setting a
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- By nOBEUT W. MAXWELL
g I11SLU"1 - aitjvju, cienn-cui youth
U) i walked up to the desk In the Lenox
P iA.) in Tlnstnn Innt Rntiirdnv tili. ..
red with the cleric a few minutes, visited
the newsstand, wliero ho purchased a mag-
azlne and then sought
an upholstered chair
In a secluded corner
where ho colild read
and also watch the
crowd.
A short time later a
group of nthletcs who
competed In the Inter
collcglatcs struttod
through t h o lobby,
loudly greeting their
acquaintances and giv
ing a vociferous de
scription of tho big
Frank tnnof. TIia.i.
tr vyw athletes told ovory ono
n w. MAXWELL, within hearing dls-
tanco just why they
won or lost, and soon were the cynosuro of
all eyes.
Jlow Meredith Celebrated
In tho mcontlme, tho qulot, modest youth
lowly turnod the pages of his magazine.
hi occasionally looking up whon tho nolso dis
turbed iuiu.
That was how Ted Meredith celebrnted
the two records ho had broken In tho big
carnival a rew hours berore. Instead of
parading through tho streets with his namo
tacked on his back, ho sought quietness
from the maddening throng.
We found Meredith In his secret retreat
, anil squeezed Into n chair bcsldo him.
"Pretty nlco day's work," wo remarked
when wo discovered that tho magazine was
taking up nil of his attention. "A couplo
of records will help a llttlo."
Awfully Tired
"Geo, but I am tired," replied tho Pcnn
flyer. "Never was so tired In my life. It
was hard work." And ho closed his mnga
no and looked over tho crowd of other
Uiletcs, who attracted no more attention
than Biirnum & Bailey's circus parado.
, "Did you havo any Idea that you would
break two records before tho races?" wo
uked.
"I didn't know," was the nnswer. "You
never can toll about records. ' If tho field
Is fast and thero Is strong competition, any
thing Is likely to happen. Thero was a
good bunch of runners In tho quarter mile
and I was forcod to do my best from the
itart.
"At any rate, I consider myself mighty
lucky, nnd I want to thank Wlllcox, of
Harvard, for tho world's record. Ho pushed
me hard, and I tell you we wero going
some when wo rounded tho turn. I expected
him to bo right on my heels down the homo
Itretch, and never wns so surprised as
When ho 'blew up' near the finish. Tho pace
was too much for him nnd ho ran himself
out In the first 300 yards.
JJAfter tho rnco I saw "Wlllcox In tho
Meredith Picked Eleven
Out of Thirteen Winners
Meredith',
d Iffl'ttlenj.
Shmth, .il,
mllh, M.
, Kvents.
tit 100 yard ,,,,
w rnrus
Final
testnt
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HViVAi-X'.-' H ' 4. "o'? Tn,,lt -l" r" for.
iiiMl?5J,J?n,,Ji ' TVa iamV iHyortlilnrfon.il.
A Jn mI' t"1-' hammer JllMcrsleeTe. Cat,
nin 5i i -'." "''otnn Liversedge, Cn
Allen did not compete.
training house. He is a good sport, nnd he
congratulated me.
"'I wanted to bent you, today, Ted,' ho
said. 'Beforo tho raco I decided to either
win tho race or finish absolutely last. I
finished last.'
"I knew that I had made fnst time, but
novcr drenmed It was a world's record.
'In the halt mile I went out -to do tho
best I could, I expected to havo some dif
ficulty, but tho others In tho rnco wero
watching me nnd I Bet my own pace. Near
tho end of tho first quarter I thought tho
paco was loo slow nnd jumped to tho front.
BUI Bingham, of Harvnrd, was right nfter
me and ho kept mo moving protty fast. Bill
mado mo break the Intorcolleglato record,
for It was necessary to make fast tlmo In
order to beat him.
"Ynlo was the big surprise of tho meet.
No ono expected to boo Old Ell pllo up 20
points, but Johnny Mack has a well-balanced
team and deseivcs lots of credit for
mo showing."
Is Quite Modest
Hero Meredith got up, tucked the mnga
zlno under his nrm, skirted tho crowd and
went to his room.
Tho Penn cnptaln ended his career as a
college nthlete tho same way that It began.
Entering tho University as n freshman
with tho world's record for tho half mile
to his credit, ho was ono of tho most sought
for men In college. Ho refused to bo lion
ized, however, nnd Impressed on nil of his
friends that ho was no bettor than any ono
else. When ho becamo a sophomore ho was
a friend to alt of tho, freshmen nnd aided
many by his advlco. It wns this trait that
madb him tho moat popular man In col
log. Wonderful Record
Meredith accomplished something Satur
day that nover has been equaled In the
annals of sport. Two records havo been
broken In ono meet before, but never In
thoso two events. Tho quarter and half
mllo runs are tho hardest racos on tho card.
Whon nn athleto finishes one ho generally
Is too tired for anything else. Ted, how
ever, had wonderful rccuperatlvo powers,
and lie needed them to get by.
Ho rested ono hour between tho races,
nnd when he appeared for the half-mllo run
ho seemed to bo as fresh as ever.
WIndnngle. of Cornell, and Overton, of
Yale, tried to repeat In the hnlf after n
grueling rnco In the mile, but they found
tho pace too fast, and dropped to tho rear.
Scuddcr, of Pcnn, ran a wonderful raco
In tho half, finishing third, and surprising
tho critics, who failed to glvo him a placo
In tho early dope. Tho Penn man ran In
1:56, and should be n star performer next
year.
GLENSIDE AND
BETHAYRE IN
TERRIFIC TILT
Montgomery County League
Stages Fast Baseball
Contests
OTHER DIAMOND NEWS
Olenslde nnd tho champion Bethayres
team had a terrific battle on Saturday, and
It was not until the eighth when, with two
men on base, Betts drove out a slashing
tlrcult drive, was tho battle for supremacy
,!uii ur uhck .Mauser u learn, iveen riva ry
,' Misted between both clubs and both fought
nam for victory. By winning, Glensldo,
Bethayres and Jenklntown are thrown In
a tie for second place, with Manager Fisher's
willow Grove team leading the way with
Co defeats.
Dtehl la cntchlne n. wonderful nmn for Tleth-
W. Ha has plenty of norvo for a catcher
ana It goes a crcat way In keeping his pitcher
fwidy. ma strong-, accurate throws to tha
Mses keep stolen bases down.
MaUrlHna In nlavlnea, nntlnii1nilti rrttrtA ivnvMSk
lor Olenslde at second base.
Sra Cavls. tho hard-hitting pitcher of Jenkln-
vwu. cnanflpr.n rivir mir nr
nc for a homo run drive,
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
Brooklyn .
New ork ,
I'llllllCH . .
Boston . . . ,
'Cincinnati
Clilcnro . . ,
Pittsburgh
Ht. Louis ,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Won. Ixst. Pet.
10
18
10
IS
18
17
1(1
1(1
11
13
14
10
SI
31
20
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.570
.481
.463
.447
.411
.431
Win. IxHir.
.015 .013
.504 .503
.588 .550
.500 .400
.403
.430
.430
llnnhlwrtnn .'. . 24
Clerelnnd 33
New York 10
iloston 17
Chlcnito 10
Detroit i
Athletic 13
at. i.ouls 13
hot scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won Lout Pet. Win
13
14
13
IX
111
20
21
33
.007
.033
.070
Lose Split
.040 . , .
.000
.500
.070
.473
.504
.48(1
.457
.430 t.450 4.405
.383 .40(1 .871
.353 t.380 t,333
.433
,3oi
STANDINO Op THE CLUU3.
Willow Drove ....
Bfthayre .'
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1.0tt
I'l'jndmoor
r Washjneton .
Won.
4
3
8
3
1
1
1
0
Lost. Tct.
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.750
.750
.750
.250
,250
t250
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m
' PIIILA. SUBURBAN LEAGUE
RtllD.ni... ,.,. k- .- T .1. n.ll..
J!5,.1.. an la" year crack player of tho
mHi f'aham Champions, has slowed up In ;hls
KJlnand u a treat disappointment to tha
SSiii?..pW'r ?"" Saturday he had Hvo errors
ttnt his old teammates.
iHX?J?er- " new P'ajer for Manaeer Smith's
fW' team, showed up well at third base
M Saturday. Ho fielded his position perfectly.
iS4 absence of Itlley and Young-, who .were
fifln for Central High School and Northeast
rhfut ."'Pectlvely. greatly- handicapped the
VOSltenham team, and tha champions went down
Wv.i? S?,J.,.d?JLe.at,at lh bands of their keen
--.-.-, a.wiu niiaaeipnia, .
stHJ. 'J ?'ayln' a great game for Fern nock
o. J?,22 'ba".,J- Th '"tla "Ho cos lots
twt aislts throwing Is one of his
tUIn tno. $Lose two,
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at llaston rain.
Brooklyn nt Philadelphia clear.
Kt. IaiuI at Chicago rain.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh threatening.
AJIEIHCAN LEAGUE. -Iloston
nt Now York partly cloudy.
Athletics at Washington cloudy.
Nt. Louis nt Detroit partly cloudy (3 games).
Only games scheduled today.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Ilaltlmore at Newark clear.
Itlrhmond ut l'roiiilenre ruin.
Toronto at Rochester clear.
Montreal at lluffalo cleur.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE. '
Cincinnati, 3i Chicago, 2.
Pittsburgh. 4i Ht. Louis, 0.
Pittsburgh, 1 1 ht. Louis, 1 (second game),
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit. Ol St. Louis. 3.
Chicago. 2 Cleveland, O,
Chicago. S Cleveland. 0 (second game).
International League "
At Newark n. II.' E.
Baltimore ,.10000012 0 I o 0
Newark .., 000O00OO 0 0 7 2
Ilatterles Schacht and Egan; Tipple and Mo
Avoy. Hunlreal-Klchmond postponed: wet grounds.
American Association
Columbus, 4;
Louisville. 1.
. li 1U OUU, .
J. lllu.alra. n
Kansas City, 3; Minneapolis, 1,
Indianapolis,
Ht, Paul.
New York State League
Wllkesbarre, IS; Utlca, 6.
Syracuse. 3: Bcranton, 0.
Elmtra, 4; Troy, 3.
Southern Eeaguo
Little nock. 2i New Orleans. 0.
lllrmlngham, 4; Nashville, 3,
Memphis, a; Mobile, 2,
STANPINQ 0,P TUB CLUBS.
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O
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1.000
,500
.290
,250
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Mn Rock;
NORTHEAST PniLA. LEAGUE
Keol SV.'-J 7 .w recruit of Manager Hainan's
1st nrfi1.UaS' Played tha first league game
Ma TiRl;TXV J'rw ns " a ner0 necause was
Il!r."Snu3g trlDla tmrAntr. In Ih. Uth Inning
el t!?,,2F'LTun.when Pllddleburg smashed the
ehkn rii? Jh Er!'n tas brokBO Into league
u In ana stylo.
tSit'SJS1?? trtpla toicentre In tha 14th Inning
fiff JT?. th game over Brldesbura. Kb scored
to ba L. ""."la: pitcher of wlsslnomlng, went
Sda .lilrK.t.,mea. ,aalnst Holmesburir on tiat
wy std. bit safsly four times.
crack game for
??! Haman I. clayine
SrdayK . In , tha shortstop position. On Sf
- . -.w.svl i vnaoces witnoui a munap.
BTAupma or thh clubs.
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,500
..800
.880
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BEVON HORSE SHOW
130,31, JuRtl9I
DECORATION DAY
Stetson's Ball Park
4TH AND BERKS bTS.
10 A. M A. J, Reach Co.
3 P. M. Atlantic Refining Co.
Leaders of Industrial League
Admission, 15c Grand Stand, 25c
OLYMPIA A. A. SSS 'Hll:
MONDAY NIOIIT, 8;30 BIIA11P.
Johnny Canipl vs. Young George Cbaney.
Young Jack Toland vs. Harry Smith.
Leu lucent . Jotinny Mealey.
Willi Moore vs. Sara Hebldeau.
Al Shuber vs. Lew Tendler,
Adm., c.l,(Ial, Kes OOc.l Arena IUs 75c, tl.
NATIONAL LE.OUE fABK
Phillies vs. Brooklyn
Game at 3:30 P. it.
Box seats on salo at (Umbels' and Spalding's.
TVA1M A P 2? Sl'BlNO OABDEN
ICYAiN A. C. Adoi. tie and sue, '
10.MOUKOW NIGHT l80 811AUP
K. O. TOMMY JMIlbON vs. FKfcU UOLF
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MODEL A. C. B.afhMI 8F.ur,du !
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TUFTS TAKES LEAD
IN TEAM HITTING
WITH .319 MARK
Victorious Middletown,
Conn,, Nine Passes Lehigh
in College Batting
PENN TIED FOR LAST
gWr
DURBOROW CREATES
DISTANCE RECORD
Philadelphia Swimmer Paddles
From Riverton to Bristol
and Retuxn
By swimming from Rlvorton, N. J., to
Bristol, Pa., nnd return, a distance of 20
miles, Charles B. Durborow yesterday
cronted a new dlstanco record for tho upper
Dolawaro River.
Only tho Philadelphia to Chester and ro
turn Bwlm In tho lower Delawaro, which
Durborow 1ms negotiated twice, can out
rank this swim In length. It retiulreil Dur
borow exactly nlno hours and eight min
utes to complete his round Journey.
Durborow swam 23 strokes to tho minute
throughput, and except for bloodshot eyes
seemed none tho worso for his long grind.
Durborow, as Is his custom, took no nour
ishment and, while tho water wns rough, It
appeared to bother htm but little, his only
complaint being that nt times It w.is too
warm.
In two weeks Durborow will finish his
training for tho Vlrglnl Capes swim, .by
swimming from Philadelphia to Chester
and return a third tlmo.
MOLLA BJURSTEDT
PLAYS AT ST. MARTIN'S
Norwegian Girl Makes First
Local Appearance for
1916 Season
"And a llttlo college shall lead them."
In this Instance, Tufts, located In Mid
dletown, Conn., credited with 15 victories
out of 1G games plnyed this year, hns
mounted to tho top In team batting, having
passed Lehigh, Wesleyan and Columbia,
nnd now holds undisputed possession of tho
lend, with nn nverngo of .319. In 1C gnnirs
tho Middletown collegians havo made 1C4
lilts out of 484 times At bat and tallied
106 runs.
Tho averages follow:
TRAM BATTINO AVCUAOns.
Teams. O. AH It. II. 813. P.C.
Tufts 1(1 481 100 1M 41 .319
IhUh 14 4112 VI 137 22 .-J7I)
Wesleynn 11 BM .. lift .'.'78
Columbia 13 430 70 122 23 .272
renn mnto 18 2,u
xv .am
411 .248
:i7 .243
30 .2211
IB .223
211 .217
211 .215
17 .207
3 .201
27 .inn
31) .1IIH
13 .1117
I) .107
20 .18H
10 .183
8 .183
INDIVIDUAL HATTINO AVEIlAaDS.
O. AD. II. II. 811. Ave.
uorneii, in
Dartmouth in not 80 133
Harvard Ill ti2H 127 131
Syracuse) IB 4t 711121
Army n 400 no li3
Kordham 10 818 32 70
llrown 14 4411 71 t7
Princeton 17 344 4I 117
Navy , in 302 4 122
Lafayette 17 373 OH 117
(looreotown ,. Ill (123 H7 121
Yale , IB HOI- 113 UK
Cornell 18 CDS BB 112
Holy Cross 10 29D R3 Ml
Williams 18 441 711 83
Pennsylvania 10 318 43 03
Amherst li 348 43 (13
Runs Scored by
Majors for Week
linns srorfil ht all team of American and
Xntlnnnl Ix-tuiiei from Monday. Mar M. to
Hnmlnr, May 18, Inc Unite. Only on thn
(Imre In official 'arrraxrs are Inclndei.
Scores of Incomplete tames are not counted,
nt. the scores of names or, Are Innlnts or
mora are Inelnded In the table!
AMERICAN I.TiAOUK.
M. T. W. T. r. B. P. T'l.
Alhelcs ,illl till ! 1
llptton .,,. 0 a 19
t'hlcniro ... O 4 8 411
(Met eland ..8 8 4 x OIJ
Delroll ..,, 1 O 9 I 14'
New Vork,, 5 JO 7 4 31
St. IaiiIs... It 1 0 2 I 8 tl
Mathlngton, 21328 10
NATION'AT, I.nVOCK.
M. T. XV. T. F. P. B. T'l.
IloMnn .... O 4 14 17
llrooklyn .. 0 3 0 O 14 23
thlcnsn .... 3 8 f! 4 4 3 221)
Clnclnnilll . 8 1 8 B 2 O 22
New ork.. 4 (I 1? O 28
Dilutes .,..(! S O 1 3 18
I'lltnliurrli . li 2 B 0 821
Ht. Mills... ,B 2 B 0 I Is
Did not imy. I
ERSKINE MAYER
WILL HURL FINAL
FOR THE PHILS
Dodgers Play Here Today
for Last Time Until
Next September
LARGE FIELD OP
GOLFERS TO PLAY
FOR LOVING CUP
- ' - - ii i
More Than 100 Expected to.
Compete in Tourney at
St. Martin's
CLUB STARS ENTERED
Rochester Cans Labnfc
ROCHESTER. May 20. Tho Rochester cluh
of the International Leatruo yesterday released
Joo Labate, Ditcher, to Albany of tha New York
State League, lluenko and lihermnn, pitchers,
also go to the same club. Iluenke Mas sent to
Rochester two ears ago by the ainnts. La
bate, ho signed with the Hustlers under tho
nmuo vi iirunn mm i-iiu-teu 1119 protest Dy r(OW
110 Is a former
ark, refuses tn tnln 'ibany.
urooKiyn scnooiuuy suir,
..BjZTiDJCa
Miss Molla BJurstedt, tho national tennis
champion, mado her first local appearance
Blnco sho captured that title nt St. Mar
tin's a year ago when sho toolc the court
with Miss Ellnbeth Bmucker, Merlon, In tho
first round of tho woman's championship
of Pennsylvania nnd Eastern States nt tho
Merlon Crlcltot Club, Havorford, today.
Miss BJurstedt played only In tho mixed
doubles event of this tourney last year,
but this tlmo sho Is to make a determined
effort to dupllcato tho feat of Mrs. Ray
mond In 1914, In which year tho latter won
tho singles nnd snared In tho doubles and
mixed doubles.
It Is not known nt thin tlmo who will
play with Miss BJurstedt In tho doubles,
but William T. TUden, 2d, tho Philadelphia
nnd district singles champion, will play
with her In the mixed doubles tournoy, and
unless unexpected reslstnnco comes fro'm
some unknown quarters this team Is likely
to como through. ty
Somo very excellent tennis was witnessed
In tho opening matches. Tho grand stand
court was occupied by two local stars. Miss
Dorothy Dlsston, Philadelphia Cricket Club,
and Miss Phyllis Wal3h, Philadelphia
Country Club. This promised to develop
Into a really exciting match.
1111,1,1
Winters, Lafayette, 2b B
Inland, Tufts, rf IB
Stafford, Tufts. 2b... in
Illako, Fordhom, If.... II
lllyth. renn State, 8b. 17
Chnpln. Weslcyan, c.ll
Mahan, Harvard, p... 8
RuonnKuro, Col'bla ss13
Reese, Dartmouth, l iB
Lees, Lehigh, o 13
Carroll, Tufts, o IB
Whlttnker, Tufts, p.. O
Vaughn, Yalo, c 11
Wlgglesworth H.CIt.IO
Mltchel. Army, rf....lu
Yap. Lehigh, rf 12
Heck. Columbia, p.. .13
Lawsnn. Wesleyan. ss.ll
(lerhardt. Army, 3b... 14
Shepley, Yale, 3b 8
Harte. Harvnrd, c,..10
Daldson, Urown. 3b.. 14
Htockev. Wesleyan. If. 11
Saunders, Tufts, ss ..II
Robinson, V. Htate, lb. 12
Ashorn, Lehigh. 2b,.. T.
Leo. rrlncotpn. If 1(1
Ileal, Harnrd. 8b.... U
I'nlne, Dartmouth, lb. IB
Ravrlo. Lohlgh, cf, p. .13
ICckley, Cornell, ss,,..13
Ileeman. Wesleynn. 3b.lt)
Webb, Wenleynn, rf... 8
Clark. Wllllnms. S8...13
Mlchlor, Williams, rf.. 0
llrown, Syracuse, rf..I3
Anderson. Tufts. If... in
Hof'san, Tordham, ss.10
M'Cttrty, Goorg't'n, cf.18
Jo's, son, P. St.. rf, p. Ill
Dr.,lco. Tordham. lb. 10
Shea, Columbia, p.... (1
Volk, Tufts, lb 15
Drlggs, Princeton, ss,.17
rishburn. Lohlgh. lb. 13
Harclox. Army, p
Turnur, Syracuse. P.. 7
Ahern. Syracuse, ss. ..IB
Vlvlano, Fordham. 3b. 7
Osborne. Oartm'th, cf.15
Kannls, Tenn. rr.....in
Wlntornal'r, LehlKh.lf 13
Nash, Harvard, lb. ...HI
O'Donnelt, Dart'th rf, B
Taber, Amherst, p, rf. 7
McQInn, Fordham, c. T
Watt, Columbia, 2b... 13
Mooro. l'onn State, lb.18
Murray, Brown, 2b... 14
Ilok. Williams, lb,... (I
Lane, Columbia, c... 8
Chenoweth. Loh'h, 2b. 11
JIarkthaler. Wes'n, lb.ll
Hocker, Wesloyan. 2b. 11
Ilerry, Tenn, cf Ill
Murphy, Dartmouth. c.lB
Mohan, Syracuse, 2b.. IB
W. Drown, l.afayetto,p,12
Troxcll, Lafayette, lb.. 17
Uouck. Columbia, 3b,. 13
Rafter, Syracuse, of.. IB
J. Johnston, Brown, rf. 10
Gernrd. Lafayette, p., 0
Dush, Yalo. lb IS
Shea, Princeton, 3b... 11
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DELL ON THE HILL
WHbert Ttoblnson's Dodgera mako their
last appearance In this city until September
1 when they meet tho champion Phillies In
tho flnnl game of the series this afternoon
nnd nobody regrets this fact at all, ns
Brooklyn hns handed the Phillies many hnrd
Jolts slnco tho oponlng of tho neason,
Brooklyn Is ono team In tho lenguo that
appears to havo something on the Phils nnd
If Robinson's team played ns well against
tho six other National League clubs it
would havo no trouble winning the pennant.
Saturday's doublo defeat nt the hands of
the Dodgers shoved tho Phillies down to
third placo nnd gave Brooklyn a lead which
cannot bo cut down In tho present scries,
regardless of tho result of today's game.
Brooklyn completely outplayed the Phils In
both games on Saturday, but Mornn ex
pects his champions to come back strong
today.
It Is Mayer's turn to pitch this nftcr
noon, but Manager Moran may send
Alexander the Croat to the mound, to get
nn ecn break for the scries. If It wero
not for the fact that the Giants are duo
hero tomorrow, Moran would surely mako
this move, but ho Is not qulto certain
whether it would not bo wlaer to save his
star for tho afternoon game against tho
Giants on Memorial Day.
"Wheozer" Dell, who has shut out the
Phillies twice this season, will bo on tho
mound for Brooklyn and If he Is as effcctlvo
as Smith, Pfeffer and Coombs were In tho
first three games of the scries, the cham
pions nro going to have a hnrd time winning
no matter who Moran selects as his pitcher.
Point Breeze Events Tomorrow
Memorial Day will bo celebrated both In tha
afternoon nnd evening nt tho Point Breeze Park
motordrome. The Ancient Order of Hlbernlana
will hold Its annual national games, beginning at
3 o'clock. Fourteen events, open to nil amateurs,
aro scheduled, Beglnnlnc nt H-30 In tho cvenlne,
tho motordromo will Inaugurate tho motor and
motor-paced racing Benson. Bobby Walthour
will mako his first appearance, to contest In a
40-mlle motor-paced raco against Clarence Car
men, Worth Mitten and Menus Bedell. Henry
St. Yves, Billy Armstrong, Herman Vldltz. Will
Vanderborry and Joo Pancoast will meet In
flto motor races.
Oldlield Breaks Record
INDIANArOLIS. May 20, Ttarnev Oldfleld
smashed the lap record of tho Indianapolis motor
speedway when ho circled the two-ond-ono-balf.
mils course yesterday In 1.27.70, an average
speed of 102.023 miles an hour.
Tho Golf Association of Philadelphia
will hold tha 17th nnnual contest for the
Joseph Henry Patterson Memorial Cup at
tho Philadelphia Cricket Club, St. Martin's,
tomorrow with n field of moro than 100
golfers. This event la open to all mem'
bers of clubs belonging to the association.
Tho conditions are 30 holes, scratch
medal play, IS In the morning nnd 18 In
tho afternoon Tho cup, presented to tha
association by friends of the late Joseph
Henry Patterson, Is to be, held for One
yenr by tho club from which the player
having the low score for tho 38 holes ia
entered, nnd a gold modal becomes tha
property of tho plnyer.
Among the more prominent golfers who
will attempt to lift this trophy for their
clubs aro "Walter II. Reynolds and Edwin
Satterthwalte, of Aronlmlnkj II, V. Wll
loughby, Jr. tho Philadelphia champion,
nnd S. V. Shnrswood, of Merlon J Francis W.
Kcmbte, Philadelphia Country Club; S. I
Jones, Plymouth, who makes his reappear
nnco In n local competition after the ab
senco of n yearj II. H. Franclne, W. T.
West and It. K. Hanson.
The pairings follow:
Philadelphia Cricket,
...
cket.
Cricks t.
aeipni
B:20 J. D. Mctlbonny,
nnrl nnrtner.
8:23 A. C. C'olnhnn. Phllsdel
.1. Doughten. Jr., rhllndelphti
8:30 Lellay Richards, Philadelphia
dphla Qrlckst,
illndelphta Crl
nnd. u. IS. Jennings, I'hlla,
jncKPi.
8:35 R. W Tunnell, Philadelphia Cricket, nnd
W. W. Perkins, Philadelphia Cricket..
8:40 T. 8. (lay, Jr.. Philadelphia Cricket, and
H. K. Perkins, Philadelphia Cricket;
8:45 Robin MnoDonnld. Philadelphia Cricket,
and Pat Oram, Philadelphia Cricket.
8:50 F J. Slioble, Philadelphia Cricket, and
W Hcldler, Philadelphia Cricket.
B:BB W M 'hurchmnn, Philadelphia Cricket.
nnd K. W. Ureltlnger, Philadelphia
Cricket.
0:00 R. D llrown. Philadelphia Cricket, and
W. N. Price. Philadelphia Cricket.
0:10 FltsWllllam Hargont. Merlon, and W. T,
West, Country Club.
0.13 II. II. Pranclne, lluntlngdon Valley, and
II. Kltson, Philadelphia Cricket.
0:20 R. P, McNeely. Merlon, and N. It. Max
well, Aronlmlnk. .
D:2B A, T. Lowry, Merlon, and J. C. Baker,
Philadelphia Cricket.
0:30 It. O. Neuatndt, Woodbury, and O. O.
Oreen, Jr., Woodbury.
0:30 1. F. Demlng, Whltemarsh, and I.. M.
Sehoch, Country Club,
0:40 F. W. Kcmble. Country Club, and R. B.
Hnnson. Merlon.
0:48 R. C James. Merlon, and Oarflcld Scott,
Country Club.
0:5011. W. Brown, Philadelphia Cricket, nnd
Chas. Hunslcker, Philadelphia Cricket.
0:5G S. L. Jones, Plymouth, and Oeorgo lloff-
ner, Woodbury,
10.00 II. W Wood. Atlantic City, and E. M.
JoncH, Philadelphia Cricket.
10.05 S. E. Sharwood. Merlon, and O. O.
Thomas. Jr.. Philadelphia Cricket.
10:10 Q. R. McClellan. Pins Valley, and C. B.
Hnwley, Philadelphia Cricket.
10:15 W. II. Reynolds. Aronlmlnk. and H. I
Wllloughby. Merlon.
10:20 E. II. Humphreys. Huntingdon Valley
and E. P. Challenger. Marcbantvlllo.
10:30 W. W. Umbnnhauer, Lu Lu Temple, and
E. T. Newklrk. Philadelphia Cricket.
10:35 F. J. Hlgglns. Stenton, ana II. P. Stat-
zell. Aronlmlnk.
10:40 C. W, Ralnear. Aronlmlnk, and O. C.
Klauder. Aronlmlnk.
10:50 E. Satterthwalte. Aronlmlnk. and E. C
. Clarey, Woodbury.
10:35 Q. W. Lindsay, Aronlmlnk. and J. B.
King. Philadelphia Cricket.
11.00 S. II. Clarko, Mcrchantvtlle, and II. D.
8treot. Pino Valley.
11:05 It. For. Philadelphia Cricket, and E. A.
Schuman. Philadelphia Cricket.
11:10 A. W. Oreavca. Philadelphia Cricket, and
partner, . .
11:18 O. E. Atherholt. Aronlmlnk. and F. "W.
Knliht. Aronlmlnk.
11:30 IV .'. Johnson. Philadelphia Cricket, and
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J. B. Browder,
Levis. Phlladelnh
1'niianeipnia cricket, and
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Philadelphia Cricket.
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