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EVENING! LBDGERPHILAt)ELPHIA, SATURDAY, JtJLY 8. 1916.
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VETERAN JAKE DAUBERT DEPOSED BY YOUNGSTER IN NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING RACE
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DAUBERT SLUMPS, ROBERTSON
,GINS 15 POINTS AND TAKES
' LEAGUE LEAD WITH .355 MARK
'Speaker Now Hitting .389, a Gain of Four Points,
With Jackfeon Second With .380 and Cobb
Third Wagner Advances
DAV-Y nOBEIlTSON, ot the New York Qlants) has ballefl hla way Into the lead In
tho National league raco or hitting honors, Increased his mark by IE points and
now blazes the way with the Imposing nvernge ot .3 BE, which Is 19 points better than his
Nearest' opponent, Hans Wagner; who claims n .888. Jake Daubert hit the skids and
went from .346 to .333, n. loss ot 13 points. Daubert held the lead continuously from the
opening ot tho season until being deposed thin week.
Tho positions ot the leading batters In tho American League race remained unchanged
during; the .week, with Speaker, Jackson and Cobb running In the order named. Speaker
jipyr, ti hitting, .389, which represents a galh ot(tour points over hla mark a week ago.
Jackson now has a .380, three points better than his mark lost week. Cobb suffered the
loss of a. few points, dropping from .351 to .348.
"' It Is noticeable that tho leading hitters In both leagues are left handed, and that
tho"thajorlty of those In tho .306 division hit from the portslde. Honus Wagner Is one of
the 'exceptions', ttie veteran right-handed sluggor pounding tho ball for a gain of 10 points
In seven days. Tho Cubs still have three men In tho .300 section, with Zimmerman,
Echutte arid Williams, as tho representatives,
- Struntc tops tho Athtetla batsmen with a ,291. Pitcher Myers has a .294, but has taken
part In, only a few contests. Schang found the going good at Shtbo Park and moved from
40Q.,tQ .281a gain of 21 points. Lajole Is hitting .251 ; Witt, .247; Meyer, .224; Pick, .218
and Mclnnls, .203.
Stock Is the Phils boot hitter, leading tho way with .289, followed by Whttted with
1,280 tthH Paskcrt with .870. purns Is one point In front of Cravath with ,209, Neihoft
claims. .252 and Luderus trails With .249.
J' ' ' Cu'llop Is tholeadlng pitcher In tho American T-cnguo, with eight victories out of eight
olar'ta' Waltor Johnson's record Is 13 won and 8 lost Mays, of tho Itcd Sox, Is well
.up, with soven wins and ono dofoat. In tho National League, Mamaux Is setting the pace,
wlnnlng-'ia out of 16. Pfcffer is next, with 11 out of 15. Alex has turned In 13 victories
out of at) cames.
National League
Jr 'jNRrylDUAI. BATTING AVERAGES,
(PlayerS'Wlm have takon part In
Ltni8. Iricludlns- arames played July
IB or more
games.
u.j
O. An. B. ji.Hi.B".i".J
ifofimrtv. 'nMm. ..in' si
i
flobertson N, Yi..yf 231
Ien(lrx.- ChicnKO..)r. IT
t. Wagner. Pltts.80 247
PaoherLi Bklyn..A4 283
Hlnchman. Plus.. 01 230
Zimmerman. Chi. .03 230
Hchulte, Chicago.. .M 18S
Y. William-. Chi..0T 248
.Chose. Clnn 0 820
x Wheat, llklyn. .. . 82 241
Kmtter, iClnn....17 in
Ilornaby, .St. !. ,70218
Oroh, Clnn.,, 70 254
Tteajs. Clnnr..., .01) 225
loo
.208
.203
J7 .280
Mock. phllTiM....J2 2 jo
00 ,280
h. tfmitn: iiKiyn.ttu na
14 .2j
riaelc'Chlcaco....oo azj
05 84 13 21 H2 .280
oyie, re, i.
13 II 1U(I ..ioo
frerrtfr,
. niilvn
VI sbn. Pitts.. 89
'iisi
W1iltt.ni. IllH1le..H!
Paskert, Phillies.. 6
rM6T-lrn Plnn 4i
Fletohor, Nj T.-.Q4
Hehulti Pitts.. ...48
ii.-.i.l.l. Tinas OT
Fisher: Crra......iU 02
tSavnlk. l'hlUKw.Ol, 209
Knurr.
N. V.
nmrrAv.
ninston.
Johnston. Bklyn
lorzdir. Clnn....
tarldsn7N. T..
hater, .CWomo.,
244
trnijn. jioston
i oin
McKeehnle, N.
V.'.OO 227
S58l5Sr..caifcit
.n ion
.04 230
McCarthy,
CM ..80 100
II, 1IQ3 ..
Arehor.o
Mine. !noiton....3i 110
Vlbx,' Pitta.. ,....88 120
Oj.tilUar., Hkivn..28 BO
Mc
, .... niflwn ,11
Luilerni. PWUIe..60 103
pnyder,-St. 1. .. .03 ?QJ
Konetohy, , Eoa.. .HI 2JT
Myara, llklm B'J 210
Btanael. UkWn....51 14
B.T;-.:. 1
Traceaair: TJoaton.in 29
107
CuVflami. St. L..BO 1S&
Mann. Chicago. ...52 ISO
Wllholt Boston.. .89 1
ll.rtlj. .Hf Ti 21 7
MrCormall. Chi... IB 35
hgan, Boattin 20 44
J. Miller. -St. L...05 S30
Flachar, Chioaco.,4n 128
Cotllno; noaton. ..f.l 178
Beaton. Chlcoiro. .20 ,,32
tvMra . Prtntnn. . . .53 188
Jf, Smith. St, L....02 S7J
Marnnvllia. ilo.. J? 244
hutler.. Of. I:... 41
Packanl.Chlca30...J8 28
AletanOcr, . l'hlllla.
1 50
wiiuame. bi, 1
Hatrd. lltta...
ctlrmj rtklyn
::M
r. :: i " .,
MOIlovan. wnn.
O. "lCnabo, Chi.
.411 1011
.30 115
.84 04
M $
.45 186
.60 5l.1
Cotnpton. I'll"
PhllllMl.
Mlfobell, 'Clnn
81 ,100
68 .195
41 .103
18 IlOO
14 .180
7 .187
13 .186
23 .183
SO .178
20 .177
42 .18!)
Jamey. n-..
ohnntort. Pitta.
Corhn
Hauad
CT.'-tnllllea...l!0 03
Mortaux, P11U....23
Rason. Boaton .... 1 J
Vpukhh; CtKylxo.-sJ
KUraftr, J,hlHlee..8
6 10
4 18
Oiaon. Bklrn..... .JJ 1
llantroft,- thmiea.88 207
PrTClIBIlS HECOnDS.
IncladnWo played JgJfS
n.wWr. Tlliln 0 1 O 7 1 2.1
A
,1VP. Av.
O I.IIOU
0 1.000
I :8SS
5 .750
Aflan. Bpaton , 4
BchurP, b,K- ?
Mamtno.. JpitV-. ??
Moalex.r;lncln 10
PfaltarrTJlip., J J
hlxar.-.Phliile 10
Hushea, ,Uoaton....21
llaaan. Boaton.. 14
1
13
a
11
8
8
18
0 8 5
n hi (11 11
1 24 2S 49
4 48 86 111 4. .781
3 00 25 fll f .737
8 UO 25 64 1 .727
sin? il 1 1
O 71 21 1S4 8 .074
2 JO 27 87 3 .897
Bitin., ...... J!
Alaxander,,
Avander. rniuua
ulbach. Boiton.
arauard.
Ilkln....l4 2
Bmltb. Tlkln.
... ...ID 1
Kara. uiww,,i
ik. St. I.oula...,17
chall. Ctncln..,.10
i " .... tt
Daree, rlajjlea..
rttt. New Vork..
rVWtama. HC,. ijuia.
irind4rEt. Chio..
fnr-. fltta.....
m&BVuwiii
Beaton.
Cheney.
Chlcaao. .
Brooklyn., 16
a N. Y.,..f5
Cine In 21
Anderson,
Aimer.
!i' 1 tl
Harmon. iPltta..,,l
.Jaepef.Jt. lula.,,10
lleiuler,. rhUlle.,.,18
laxoba. Pitta.. ..,,.14
M.nSUW. -T" ' '.! S
mea. ui. "'"fi V
QCOBMU. ;ni......A4 3
eadowa. bt. Louie 20
Athawaon. n. x ,
itudolph, Boaton..
ueu okiuj...
avenaer.i)i..
P. MtUer, Pltt..0
ftanUer.Pll...J8
fill&tt;U J
'. ' r ttti 'ninmtfn nrpnnna
W4Yf . .M...WW,
. i . a,
An.
It.
VT do air 1.
t-Si
Zll
340
263
240
271
220
213
l.
2il
8
30 78 78 .260
55sl
2X38
681
81
74
87
7
il
70
69
?!
,236
.253
.252
,212
.589
.287
.228
003
690
680
660
ChlcMxt t,u.,70 2830
fttubaVvi V..T.?22B
32338
ZOS7
ZSSH- ..:.. 62 seta
Bl
rrvrr Ti
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- ciiVa susuima records.
a. po. a. e. to.
Ava.
.980
DOS
.068
.902
.981
.900
.938
.230
Bdatoor tA2
pi.mu,r.L .64
lOIU T4B 73 2688
1731 810 S3 3033
1S31 StS3 113 8023
1760 J17 103 2739
1770- 76S 103 2aai
Cincinnati ',..,. .70
Naw none 4..,,.
Brooklyn. 4f ,
Brooklyn t. ... Jim m lua zuai
PUttbureh !.,. 7 1837l 801 112 2730
6t. j5tt?5 -T..-.-72 1880- 487 123 8043
Chicago; .,'..,,..70 1929 983 134 BOM
LONQ HITS Br CLlBS
2B. SB. HR. TO,
KB. Aw.
237 .830
Chlcaio .......
Mew York . ....
..87
..80
..85
31 24
817
7S7
731
783
677
713
890
743
183
193
.344
Hrooiuyn
.830
.333
.338
.320
.232
.218
cir
nrtnnatl . .
,84
..89
..M
. 68
142
184 112
130
100
Phillies .4i,...
Ptttaburgh ...I,.,
lioeton.r. 1
6U joSb,H......
, TEN LEADINO BLUaOERS.
2B. SB. HR TB
KB.
51
3
3(1
34
33
:i
it
31
31
31
V. wirrbros. Chicago
an, Xtaclnnatl' ..
Eafcr X-Mcago .
Merkle. New York
Wheat. Brooklyn, . .
?S5.SirilhUllea
10
130
11
14
12
12
Jl.!
90
bl
100
10.1
03
103
1M
8V
y.l-itftnril. L'hlcagij.
S
HairSfit,at loult . -" J Q
ItejuiCfTbt. Louig ,t A
I i -A .1 in ..
'3 "n o :j I
38 83 7 4 103 .330
10,53 10 8 7S .083
SO Br, 13 12 107 .833
120 70 0 7 oi M
37v74 11 7 105 .814
20 68 0 1 89 'i2
88 70 8 18 180 .Son
25 CO 8 S3 .803
3n "in ii n IDS .803
n n n l n .1
20 74 0 7 105
4(1 78 0 7 11?
on nil 7 8 81
ii in 4 I
81 72 0 8
H 11 1
-i n.i 2 IB a a i( J93
) 00 10 27 4 0. J ll ,iVl
a 2li 25 no t) 10 85 .260
208 22 08 7 10 SO .278
i U 0 20 4 5 35 .271
282 23 08 7 ten .ii(U
lh lM? ? S 21:18
7 20 1 S -'"'
B 14 4 1 18 .Sjo
20 00 3 B 81 .208
60 1S7 10 50 2 02 ,207
24 $02 40 70 27 4 04 .287
a is" 16 ,47 a 5 52 .M
04 284 34 02 10 11 77 .25
? W IS 1 1? i i : 1
it J!! in r.n A in .2()
20 50 O 2 .'
15 47 0 6 03 .257
81 01 12 10 08 .23
10 27 1 2 85 .234
VI -l" if I " SH 'VA
12n o ul Z 9 n .u
211 20 68 8 12 07 .231
11 20 1 a y ;pu
12 80 2 4 87 .360
n So a a 24 .250
25 48 2 4 07 .240
15 60 1 4 08 .248
20 60 0 7 70 .247
24 61 4 4 70 .247
24 48 4 0 70 .247
8t B7 8 G 01 .244
So 61 IB 0 82 .242
1. 7 0 0 7 .341
&i$&Xinu:n tU fi a? n il ill
20 82 8 2 45 .290
14 28 0 7 87 .230
r, 17 1 2 20 .280
28 0 2 8 .22P
15 IS 1 2 12 .27
21 6t 7 3 70 .-HI
12 27 1 0 88 .
23 S4 3 0 60 .210
4 7 M 1 10 .210
22 40 0 4 00 .218
28 41 1 11 44 .218
2S 48 3 14 07 .217
27 58 15 10 7 .517
B 10 0 1 11 .
4 5 0 1 7 .217
1 24 IB su 1 ,ini
4 40 21 80 3 .S3H
ft 4 2? 24 07 1 !ooa
7 0 fli 10 08 1 .688
9 8 8 60 81 114 1 .571
5 4 8 84,18 80 1 .671
IS i S 86- 8 60 6 :571
10 5 6 4H 13 71 O ,668
0 6 5 28 28 70 0 ,045
0 O 8 88 87 85 .2 .643
8 5 61 48 07 ' 8 ,548
7 40 15 07 6 .688
8 I 3 60 100 1 ,583
I) 0 81 23 118 .600
5 6 82 23 71 8 ,600
4'4MM 78 i .600
4 4 80 34 00 e .eSo
4 4 Si, 18 0.1 1 .sod
8 2 15 10 43 0 ,500
1 1 2 8 14 0 .60S
7 03 28 111 S .462
4 B5 51 85 6 ,444
n n 41 of fin a ,e.tf
13 5 f 60 1ft 95 8 ,417
16 6 7 64 27 8 O ,417
....7 i ?I ?J Sf P -iS9
amwK.iir 1 ? K ii m im
makVJA i ihu s Ii?
Kiil ilLo! i
W.AVli if-hlr-jircv..ia 2 5 20 22 64 A ?
3 6 8 45 01 S .280
S I Hit ""
4 9 ? P V ""
u a ao 9. tu l .20U
i it is n i -.m
BiiiffiK
American League
INDIVIDUAL 13ATTINO AVERAGES
(Playora who havo taken
BA
part In 15 or more
g-nmea. Th
if M averaree Include the camee P
layed
i nurauay,
uuir u. iuini.
Speaker. Cleveland i 2i 60
It. SB. SH. TB. Av,
1U4 10 1U 107 ,snv
i"!", unicnio. o ?3n 42
Pnhh nfrni.
V I ll
naumann .N. T
mo. iFiroit. ... BH 2
tyauer. N, r. ...
Neae. Chlcairo...
Ruth, Uoeton,...
nurtia. Detroit,.
Hellman.Dotrolt.
Bhotten. St. Loula
W'airanna. Cleve
Miera. Alhetlce.
19
10
U OB
ISO
Sleler. St. Loula. 70
McMullen. Chicago 30
tiranii, ilinieticn. O)
uarnnar, uoeton. u
Crawrord, Detroit 8
Henry, Waah..., 6
Schang, Athjetloa
Milan. Waeh.. .
Lynn. Chloaro...
Nunamaker. N. T.
Thomaa. Boaton.
Voach. betrolt...
lllffh. U& Vnrl,
iiinooiey, m. 1
Hooper. Boaton
n.lL ' . " - ." .
HohlltaelL Boaton
Turner. Cleveland
Roth. Cleveland.
Jonneon, St. Loula 60 102 31
K!"S!l' Qhlcaao.. 07 240 84
. ....in, ui, JA1U19. IV
43
as
8 268 22 70
8 272 2? 71
Pratt. St. Loula
,Kiian. uioveiann 711 2ns 2
Harper. Detroit..
Wllllainij, Waah.
1 27 2 7
0 98 8 24
0 248 20 CM
7 .230
20 .218
81 .258
20 .255
60 .253
78 .31'.
.0111ns. uni
fovelcakl. Detroit 22 65
Miller. St. Ixiula 83 184 27
Fournlar. Chicago Oi) 102 27
I.jjolo. Athletics. 0 283 10
Shanka. Waah... (h 190 22
PlDB. Nw York. 08 441 84
Baker. New York 01 213 80
Raker. Detroit... 2(1 8(1 a
Cunningham, Det. 1H 28 4
Sever'd. St. Loula 44 108 10
Walker. Boaton.. 68 102 41
Uitt, Athletics. . CO 231 23
Peck'pniwh N. Y. 80 215 24
Moraran. Waah.. 60 101 80
Moeller. Waah, . 47 139 17
Orancr, Cleveland 78 290 61
Dubuc. Detroit.. 28 40 3
Malael. New York 26 100 12
JJ.1?'.1- w yrk 04 243 Jl
O'Noll. Cleveland 70 214 10
Young. Detroit.. 71 240 81
Rorton, Ht, Loula 84 65 7
Torry. Chicago.. 8(1 98 0
Lewis. Boaton... (15 280 18
Mnys. Boaton . . 20 20 3
Stanage, Detroit a.1 200 18
Janvrrn. Roeton.. 60 175 10
Pf'ter. Wneh.... 72 28iS 41
MeBrlds, Waah . 00 288 12
Meyer. Athletlca 41 110 0
Oedeon. New York 70 258 8(1
Johnaon, Waeh.. 20 72 0
Pchalk, Chicago. (17 222 10
Dnusi. Detroit.. 20 32 4
Judge. Wash.... 83 228 SO
98 .25t
100 .211
12 .210
12 .260
88 .260
70 .250
60 .241
74 .317
60 .247
0't .24(1
43 .245
122 ,245
10 .24.1
27 .240
77 .230
(18 .231
78 .237
111 .230
32 .235
ol rife
47 .220
87 .227
88 .227
27 0
48 8
00 14
uayenport. Ht. L. 20
Pick. Athlrttca.. 87 Ii
Hartley. St. L..1 50 1:
Howanl. Cleve... 03 21
Rush, Detroit,... 80 si
Morton. Cleveland 10
Hhotton. Roeton.. 24
Wnaver. Chicago 07 2:
Tobln, St. jula." 40 1:
J. Collins. Chicago 03 2:
("srrlgan, Roeton 16 :
66 10
10 0
Barry. Boston... 42 1
Mclnnls. Athletlca 03 I
;!;
Chapman, Cleve
uaiaweii. N.
Y... So A
Cuettn, St.
Louis 81 1$
loott. Boston
.Jamison. Wash.. :
Vltt. Detroit. ... 1
Lavan. St. Loula :
Harper. Waah... :
Henrlkaon, Hoston
McNaliy. Roaton
JVuUli. Athletlca. 1
Wellman. St. L.. :
Murphy. Chicago. :
Billings. Cleve:.. '
10 .187
18 .18(1
Caveleskle, Cleve.
Ionard. Rostpn.
Roehllng. Wash..
Agnew. Boaton.
Cady. Boston....
Roland, Detroit.,
96
PITCHERS' RECORDS. -Including
games placed Thursday. July a
n,, v XT' A 92- ? Ih WP.AVA
Dumon't. WaeV.'l(l ? n ii 1
a 1.000
Ave.
&&. 1.... 0 10 6 J
iiauui u a. a, u. a a u 4
iuyn. notion ...i t
Morton. CUv,,ffi 16
Marke
N. Y. .
Moa
isriore. N. 7
William. Chi.... 18
.X
Roland, betro'tt
Koob, St. Louis.. 11 8
Rueaetl, Chicago. 30 A
j-ttDer. umcago..
coveleekt. Cleve.. 2
Coveleaki Detrolt2
Courabe. Cleve., 18
Reeba. Cleve.. . 8
Ruth. Boston 18
Shore. Ronton .10
Johnaon. Wash. 34
Hhawkey, N. Y. 20
Dauas. Detroit,. 20
Wolfgang. Chi. 10
Roaton.18
Ktepfer,
(.'leva
riane
loohllnff. Wash,.
t
Ijarper, waen. .
XVolfman. St. L.
liar by, Cleveland 3
tijifK, tvaen..
Keatliur. N Y.
Henx. Chlcaat)
rtcntta. Chlcairo.
Itamllton. Datrol
Jtuaaell., N. Y.....10
isoenier xetrpit. . o
Myers. Athletlca.! 1
well. N. V., 16
ham. Detr't.10
Foater. Roeton.. 17
Plank,' St. Lous, 10
Rueli. Athletics ,,x0
Scott. Chicago . ,?0
Dubuo, Detroit ,.18
Oregg. 'Roeton ,.14
Danforth Chi . 12
Davenport. St. 120
Park. St. Loul7,18
fflBWiraK::,
Nabore. Athletlca.
bUwban, aid
CLUD PIELDINQ RECORDS.
P.
Roaton
Chlcairo
'" a
lietrou
Cleveland
waamngti
SU Louie
New York
Athletic ..
LONCl BITS BY CLUBS.
2B. 3D. II.K.T.B. EH.
Avf.
,843
Chicago , ..
rlAtrolt ....
m
Cleveland '.
New York
St. Louie .
Waahlngton
Boston . . ,
Athletic .,
TEN LEADINO BASE,
STEALERS.
O, S.B.AVI
Cobb. Deirplt . ,
OlthoolxyL. New York
88
6.
6
ft
i:
70
78
Sfhalk Chicago.
Judg.
Waebington
ulugee
Walab
New. I org
Athletlca
NUUn
Washington.
?.j;
!, f Bl LMOit .
f,u.aKfr -ievfuinj
Jlirsius, Ol.
LuuU ti
vf v 7 lti .uou
44 05 85 33 B 110 .848
B3 1U as H 1 87 .339
04 5 21 2 2 20 .828
51 8 10 1 1 0 .814
08 .8 18 0 4 39 .810
I 280 40 83 11 2 108 .207
50 103 34 48 8 18 58 .304
250 30 70 10 10 16.1 .23
.80 n 20 1 5 in .293
3 x7 a no 10 0 09 .201
8 421 20 70 12 II 78 .200
I 87 8 23 2 1 81 287
6 148 IB 41 6 5 64 .284
53 155 17 44 2 4 61 .284
68 133 17 88 0 2 03 .281
78 2U8 27 75 17 4 01 2ft5
l'l 18 2 6 10 6 .278
52 100 18 40 1 0 04 27?
48 04 10 20 1 7 85 .277
22 ?22 JS " 15 12 112 277
J MS ?X i? .0 10 64 .275
58 222 40 01 10 2 75 .275
4 2S7 82 Oj 10 1 84 ?74
0 225 01 01 7 8 72 .271
60 198 84 51 11 11 8S 270
61 llO 20 88 1 0 57 ,268
di 1 11 11 11 in 'jnn
n u 55 .Men
8 n on .284
8 18 -07 .281
10 I) 107 .2Ut
il
a o i.ooo
8 o 1.000
1 1H 1M 65 n S7A
2 70 10 08 8 :83a
t a ft fi s -m
S ? M n .2 H :I32
I 48 lo ?n 3 :??9
5 ,7 42 81 72 0 70(1
3 11 6 49 82 140 2 888
5 10 6 fll 4ft 1?T 3 'SS?
i I ? lo? o -iVr
0 0 44 88 63 1 ;e0O
0 S 60 53 DH 2 tllOO
8 2 31 20 40- 1 60O
7 8 04 80 111 1 tSn
S ? 22 SI .T 2 .571
Ii it . ..A Si '1 " .541
32 0 8 101 nn na o k in
i 10 10 43 S7 HS I :800
1 2 1 1 2ft 112 I 500
f. J 1 !! Ti 1"Q 8 .600
13 6 6 33 84 1 1 ltnr
' 2 S 32 15 4ft 2 600
..14 a 8 28 5T in n KftA
It II 2 2 B 9A ST ft ',An
1 1 37 14 89 O 800
. J . .. .12 2 .600
8- B. '3. 8S J" 8 .471
1 Jos 1 J j if
3 J 89 34 fl5 1 it's
2 i ll ?I 8S 0 ?88
J 7 60 47 117 8 ,800
1 4 38 23 67 O ,200
t 4 19 81 45 8 .200
1 6 21 19 64 4 107
ti i 8 To SS li I :!!!
J. A. B, V.O. Avg.
0 J 83? 878 02 2600 .971
ml Sh h m :gss
3 2001 1018 118 8143 .663
i 1989 1001 Ii3 Si8 i860
i ills tsi ifa ill! irf
:..::::iB 1
V,. .. n h 7 4S4 Ui go
........ 0 0 7 601 ill .Jos
74 33 8 CZi 142 .280
CLUB BATTING.
O. A.B. R H. 8 B.S H. Avr
Detroit 73 2432 800 626 81 82 7256
Chicago' ... 63 2223 243 681 71 So 248
Cleveland .. 78 2872 809 683 68 131 ,243
New York..- & 2oI 667 93 74 244
SI ; LoVls . 73 239 276 674 90 85 .240
Koatcri ... 6 2163 -535 620 68 82 .240
Waahlngton.. 7 2323 533 848 83 70 2J4
Athletics ..,66 SttO 101 J 80 68 80 Jl
POLICE THE PARKS
AND HELP PLAYERS,
SAYS H. JENNINGS
Detectives Should Be in
Stands and Eject Abusive
Fans, Avers Hughey
BOOSTS SOX AND YANKS
Ilugrhoy .Tannings, grizzled by tho sun
ot the diamond nnd tho strain of one
sizzling campaign after nnother, allowed
his frank blua wes to roam nbout the lobby
of the Aldlne, wherein were sprawled, In the
lazy lull after lunch, tho husky sun-burnt
figures of his peppery ball team.
"They're a great bunch of boys," said
Hughey, by way of Introduction.
"The patrons of the game apparently
haven't kept paoe with the gome Itself," ho
Bald, In a kindly tone, more characteristic
of a Harvard professor of English than the
popular conception ot tho solo patentee of
the famous "IS-yah I (three spears of grass)
Attn-boy, Ty I Hit 'or out. Ham 1"
Hughey was answering a question ! n
question as to why magnates In the field ot
organized baseball allowed loud-mouthed,
boisterous fans to Insult ball players by
allowing them to slather their profane com
ments through tho grandstand and two-bit
section without taking ndequato means to
guard IL
Doesn't Object to "Riding"
Not that Hughey objects to having a fan
ride a contract slave. Not at all.
"Stop a fan from yelling and making
noise and you take the color from tho
game," quoth he, his blue eyes twinkling.
"Ofton after the opposing tenm makes a
rally, somebody wilt yell from the stand,
'How do you like that, eh 7 and all I can
do Is to try to oomo back.
"What I object to Is this: A fan will get
up and deliberately shout an Insulting
epithet at a ball player a personal epithet
that hno nothing to do with hli playing
ability or any act of Ills on the ball field.
This can and must bo stopped. Ban John
son probably has done moro to put the
gamo oh the basis whero you can take your
wife, sister or owoctheart to the game
knowing that .oho will bo perfectly safe
there than nnybody else. Tho playora
havo dona their share. But somo of tho
patrons haven't dono their part.
"They uso language, dlroctcd nt tho
plnyors, that Is not fit for any person to
hear."
Whereupon Ulster Hugh Jonnlngs, of De
troit nnd Scrnnton, unfolded his plan by
which bnsaball can be purged of rowdies
In the stand Just as It Is being- cleansed
gradually of rowdy players
"Tho evil could bo checked readily If the
owners wanted to do It. I do not know
tho pay the policemen get who nro stationed
there, but I fcol sure that It would not
cost much moro to havo sovernl plain
clothes men In tho grandstand and bleach
ers." Eject the Rowdies
"Then," continued tho old co-star of
Wllllo Keelcr, Muggsy McOraw and Wllbert
Itobertaon, and tho man who piloted tho
Bengals to thrco pennants, "when n man
raid something objectionable ho would bo
spotted Immediately by tho detective and
escorted to tho street, with a return of his
udmlBslon money. Lot the papers glvo pub
licity to such an ejection, If It should 'bo
put Into effect, and tho fans soon would
como to rcnllzo that thero Is a difference,
between 'riding' a man nnd openly In
suiting him.
"Profane langungo drlvca away women
from tho game, as well as many men. nnd
It would bo to the Interest of tho publlo, ns
well as tho player to have the thing stopped
for once and all,"
Incidentally, Hughey placed tho blamo of
the Tigers' present position on tho
crumbling of the ofronslvo tho famous
ofTonslvo that put tho Ticers In tho same
c ass with tho plcturcsquo Qlants and the
old Cub mnchlno as one of the greatest
road teams In drawing tho fnns to tho
parks. Although the pitching staff ot Jen
ntngs' club was tho thing that worried him
when the season opened, Hughoy oald that
now It was lack of punch with tho war
clubs apd not poor pitching thnt caused tho
Tlgera to fall back Into second division
nftor repeatod recent losses with tho on
ruahlng White Sox nnd the humblo Browns.
Crawford Still There
"Bobby Veach Is due to sweep up beyond
tho .300 mark soon," continued tho diamond-tanned
veteran. "Slumps worry him
more than they should Sam Crawford
through? Not on your life. The old boy
Is good for throe or four years yet and
then some In this way: George Burns Is a
good hitter, but when ho dooan't get a hit
for sovoral days he worries nbout It too,
Just like Veach. Now when this happens
I can put Sam on first, and he's a rattling
good first baseman, and keep Burns on
the bench for a couple of days. It so hap
pens that George Is the kind of a fellow
I can keep on the bench when ho slumps
nnd then when he does set back In tlm
"fray he can slam tho pill with as much
force as over,
"My pitching Isn't worrying me. I've got
seven men ready to Btart on the mound
now. Covelcskie, Dubuc, Dauss, Cunning
ham and tho others. Dauss Isn't seriously
Injured ; never was. Just happened that he
was near Youngstown and thought lio'd
see Bonesetter Iteose. Funny how much
Christian Science there Is In baseball. The
longer I'm In the game, the more I real,
lie It."
TOOTED OUT OF GAME
AGAINST CARDS TODAY
Injury to Side Keeps Moran's
Star on Bench Doak
to Twirl
BT, LOUIS. Mo., July 8. With Alexander
getting the Phillies off to a running start
on the second Invasion of the We$t by the
Quakers, Manager Moran Is hopeful of be
ing ab)e to cut down the lead of the
Brooklyn Superbas before he returns to
Philadelphia. The brilliant shutout of
Alex against the Cardinals yesterday
failed to tighten the race between the Phils
and the Dodgers, as P.oblnson's team won
from tho punchless Beds.
In the Becond game of tho series the
Phillies probably will face "Willie Doak'. the
spltter, with Bob Steele, a left-hander, as
second choice. According to Manager Mo
ran. ho has Ave twlrlers available. t
"It will be most anybody but Rlxey, who
pitched the last game egalnst Boston, and
Alex, who worked yesterday," he said to
the JSysninq Lbdqsu correspondent.
UNDINE AND BACHELOR CREWS
TO HOLD INTERCHIP REGATTA
Six Events to Be Rowed on Schuylkill
This Afternoon
The Bachelor Barge Club and Undine
Barge Club will clash In their annual inter
club regatta on the Schuylkill this, after
noon. Blx events are on the program and
all the events will be rowed on the upper
course. The starting point will be at Palls
bridge and, the finish line Is at the Bachelor
Club slip In front of "Tho Button."
Both clubs have had their oarsmen out
on the river every night for the last two
weeks, and Coach Bond, ot the Bachelors'
Club, and Coach Buntb, ot Undine, report
tjulr crews to be In excellent form for the
ia.
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night
I.IJfCOt.N A. .aKoMir MeCnnn fMtfl
Whiter FltirernM, J'enrr Mlnrklfi won from
4ohnnr J.lnrotn, Johnny Dttlln knocked not
Jef. Kennfjlr In the serond, Yonnir lovrrfr
nntlHiTra lnnni flam T.nfA. iVnl fwinch.
erty beat Tommr Unrke,
CAMIlItlA. A. C TVdl MrAnrtrtTfa won
from .Toe rhlillpt, Chnrlrr Ioirle defeated
Jack , Ilrndr In the fifth, FranVlo Conwar
fooled Jt(wlc Seonlon tn the flrat, Ilonny
llnjhee bent Whiter Lnntdon, Kddle Kellr
ontfnoxht Willie Sprnrer.
OAVETT THK-VTllB Yoonar Joe tlflmonl
ftoeped Tommr hue In tho aeeoml. Hid
Uallate defented Danny Mnrplty In the flrat.
. NEW TOBK .Toe Arevedo knocked ont KM
Jnf kion In the third, Io .tohnion mithoxrii
Allle Natk, Oejirre Ashe maily defeated
Fred IJrrr, Joe Malone knoekM ont llnltllne
Jlmmr Nelson, Kid Martin drew with Bat
tllnc Jimmy,
P
REGATTA AT HOLLY BEAGH
South Jersey Yncht Association to Hold
Flret Event
The Bouth Jersey Yacht nnctror Association
will hold Its opening rcs-atta. this afternoon at
Holly Meaen, N. J., undr tho direction of tho
Holly Bench nnd Blono Harbor Tneht CInhs.
The Holly Beach Yacht Club will hold open
house all day, and visitors from Cape May.
atone Harbor, Wlldtrood, Ba Isle City. Ocean
City. Chelsea and Atlantlo City will attend tho
races. Tho vsrlous classes of open-boat jtaoos
will be run o(T. startuur at 1 o'clock. There
are also events for tho speed boats nnd crulsora.
Three trophies ate ottered for tlm boat com
petition during the entire season. The winning
boat, besides receiving a point for atarttrw, will
est three, extra points Tho second, boat to
finish will receive two eottra points, and the
third boat will rocolve an extra point.
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
NATIONAL rXAOUE.
Clpb. Win. I.ost. Pet. Win. 1w.
llreeuTrn 40 US .lir, .(121 .fiOll
Phillies sn so .mi ,noi ,iui
llostnn 33 SO .632 .810 .621
Chicago 30 3(1 .1500 ,n07 .103
New York 31 8t .417 .4S3 .110
Plttatranh 32 110 .411 .4? .401
Ht. ilouls 81 40 .432 .430 .40(1
Cincinnati 20 41 .441 .423 .408
AJlEltlCAN MSAOUK.
Clnb. Win. Jxwt. Tct. Win. Ixe.
New York 43 27 ,014 .(120 .000
Cleveland 40 81 .333 .n(I .333
llojton 89 31 .337 .801 .840
Chicago 87 32 ..BUG .843 .8211
Washington 37 31 ,821 .328 .811
Detroit 37 8(1 .307 .814 .oon
Ht. Ixinls 81 41 .481 .433 .413
Athletics 17 40 .238 .200 .231
INTfiRNATIONAIf LEAarflS.
W, I,. P.O. W. 7,. RtC.
rroTldcncc.. 81 ct .383 Montreal... 30 33 .410
nalttmore. 87 28.3(11) Newnrk.... 30 81,1.4(10
llpffnlo.. . 34 20.507 Toronto 23 80 ..101
Iticlimoml . 32 31 .303 Itocliester. X2 33.SS0
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
AMKUICAN I.KAOUT.
Detroit nt rhlladelphln rlenr.
Chicago at New Aork elenr.
ht. Lnnl nt Wnblngtmi clenr.
Cleveland nt Iloton clenr.
NATIONAL LKAGCl;.
rhllnil'Iphln. at it. Louli clenr.
New York nt Plttsburxli lrar.
Ilrooklrn nt Cincinnati clear,
lloston at Clilcaeo clear.
1NTEHNATI0NAL LltAOCE.
Newnrlc at Itorhetrr clear (two gnmea).
lToldcnre nt lluffnlo clenr (two games).
Itlchmond nt Toronto clondr (two giimes).
llnltlmoro nt Montreal -cloudy Uhd game).
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
AMERICAN LUqCK.
Detrolf. Pi A,'.lf'' 2' ,. . .
hew York, 4i Chlrngo. 3 (12 Innings).
Ht. T.onl. 8 Wnslilncton. 0.
lloston, 3 Cleveland, 1.
NATIONAL LEAOCI2.
riilllles. 1l Ht. Loula. 0.
Chicago. It lleston, (J. ,
l'ltt'bnrgli. Bl.Ne.w orlf. S.
Ilrooklrn. 4i Cincinnati, 8.
1NTEKNATIONAL LEAGUE.
TlnfTnlo, 7j' Providence, 3 (first game),
iluffalo. 71 Providence, 0 (second came),
liochester, 8) Newark, 7 (14 nn nx).
Toronto. 4 Iticlimoml. 3 (11 Innings).
.Montreal. Oi llattlmore, 4.
Today's Schedule of
Minor League Games
MONTaO.MEHY COUNTY LEAGUE.
Ambler nt Detloyrrs.
Jenklntown nt lVlllow Grove,
LaMott at Uriidnioor. ...
Glrnildo nt lort Washington.
nLUE nmoE leaoue.
Hncrrstonn nt Frederick.
Cliambereburg.nt Hanover.
, Martlnsburg ut Gettysbnrg.
.PENNA. It. It. MOTIVE POWEIt LE.GUE.
Philadelphia- nt Wilmington.
llnrrlnlJiirg ot New York.
Camden at Trenton.
naltlmoro at Meadows.
DAcrnrN-PEnitY liivgue.
DaanhlnatDunrannon
. Mtllersbarg at Newport.
DAUPHIN-SCHUYLKILL LE.GTJE.
Lykens at WI-TMr.c,b. nt Trcmont.
YORK COUNTY LE.GUE.
Spring Orevo.. 0!enrUocU.nMl
M Indoor at Dallastown.
SCnUYLKILI. VALLEY LEAGUE.
Con.bohoeUenBatiNorrl.tU.wnJncCUr
l'ottstown at Roxborough.
rT2N-JER8irSr LEAGUE.
WasWnxUn at Northampton.
"" Btroudsburg at Dethlehem Steel.
DELAWARE RIVEU LIMOUE.
Bordentown at Roebllng. Morrt?IHe a,
TRENTON CITY LEAOUE.
P. and O. nt LaurelM.
. u'"vnbur at P. O. B. of A.
"UD Cottage Cliib at Moddocks.
I tit. dosepns nt Axuole.
MANUFACTURERS1 L1MGUE.
(Mercer County.)
OakdaleatEmjjjjTIr..
Heilcherta at Jefferson.
IJNCASTER COUNTY LE,GUi:.
ColumbU J.IgR'ljJ'St Quarl7?Iei
New Ifollaml at Ephrata.
ALL vniJHNOTON LE,OUE.
nancroft at I1ronon.
Uraudywlne at, Pioneer.
ljittlako at Vandever.
LEHIGH VALLEY LE.0UE,
Mauch Chunk athL.n.ford.
bummlt Hill at Slatlngtoa,
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.
Eddystone nt Highland.
" ' Texeco at IUenrllle.
St. Pauls at Marcus Hook.
BURURDAN LEAGUE.
ARTia.VNS' LE.GUE.
"""Wtlff'St'Bt. John.
" ' pSisyinU ut Northwestern.
Undenlonn at Progresslte.
MANUFACTUltEBS' LE.4.0UE.
Canr "mS" White nutterworth.
Jicore Keystone mtt lL
Itlubon ut Elliott.
HIIOE JIAJiVxrAi.ii;iirin- ""'"
w , nl.J fit m.l.
Olrsrd ut Lennox (u, m.).
Hallahan at V. H. M. (a. m.
U. N. 31. at llallahan'tp
m.).
Regal at Ednards (a. m.).
J'du arils at Jlegal (P. m.)
i.inw es Ufsiirtrsatav so tn .
: at Htliober (a. m.)
ocnowr at mas IP. m.i.
vnRTIIEAST LU.GUE.
Uolmcsburg t Wlsslnomuia.
uo 'rrankford ot Uastletoa
Kensington at Druesburg.
MAIN LCVB LEAGUE.
Don at Naibsrtb.
llerwrn at Bon Air.
Vet Phlladelpbla at Wayne.
INDUSTRIAL LE-iOUE.
!ceeutOK0tte?'atbi,0ers. Weightraan s Bosea-
P. 0. 8. OI" A. LEAOUE.
Chester, N-fctM. tiflffk.
Darby at Chester, No. 43.
( INTEBUOBOUGII LEAOUE,
HUhUad Parkat Bldlay Park.
SJELAWABK COUNTV LK.1GUE.
UrUl at Modl
CUftoa at Chester.
vpiaoa bi rajcoau.
GERMANTOWN AND
CYNWYD WINNERS
IN. TENNIS PLAY
Belfield and Philadelphia
Cricket Club Defeated in
Interclub Tourney
JOHNSON DEFEATS HARTE
Cynwyd defentcd the Philadelphia Cricket
Club on the latter's courts nt 8t Martin'
yosetrday In, the opening series of the Inter
club team tennis championship, by winning
the odd match in five.
Wallace P Johnson, playlnr; No. 1 for
Cynwyd, triumphed ocr niclmrd Harte, tho
versatllo ltnrvard nthlotc. In a mntch that
quired thrco sets.
Percy H. Osborno scored a well-earned
victory over J 11. Carpenter, Jr., tho
Cricket Club veteran, winning In straight
eets, 63, 63.
Paul W. Gibbons wna tho only Cynwyd
player to looe In tho singles, but ho forced
his opponent, J. M. Wlatnr, to threo sets
beforo yielding. Tho doubles contest was
won by the homo players In straight sets.
C IJ. Jennings and C IJ. Frnley defentlnrr
C. N. Deard nnd Albert Cross, Cynwyd,
CM, 6-S.
Qermnntown got oft to a good start In tho
Intorclub team championship yesterday by
defeating Delflcld by four matches to ono
at Manhelm. In tho singles tho German
town men had matters all their own way,
for the Belfield men failed to win a set
Stanley W. Pearson wns In hln best form
against C. C. Vnn Horn and vanquished
him In straight sets, 0-2, 0-3.
Tho second tenm of Delflcld visited Ger
mantown yesterday und Just pulled through
with tho victory by three matches to two.
Although playing at homo, Cynwyd lost
all flvo matches In tho second division to
Philadelphia Crlcltct Club. Tho Cynwyd
representatives, howover, put up a. strong
fight, for four out of the flvo matches ro
required three sets.
Charles Johnston Wins Tennis Cup
JOHNSTOWN. Pa.. July 8. Charles L. John
ston obtained permanent possenslon of the cham
pionship cup by defeating Norman W. Bwayno
In the challenge round of tho southwestern
Pennsylvania tennis tournament jentcrday. The
victory murked his third triumph. Tho challengo
round In men's doubles nnd Ilnnls In mixed
doubles will bo played today
Indianapolis SIrhs Collegian
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind . July S Vedder Onrd
cnptnln nnd third basomnn of last season's
Indiana University Imseball team, has signed a
contrnet with the Indtanapolla American As
sociation team tie wns ordered to report to
tho nvnnnvlllo. Ind Central Lenguo club under
an optional ngreement.
Ir.dinnB Get ElonRiitfd Pitcher
I103TON. July 8. rrcderlck A. Drilley. a
left-handed pltehcr, was signed by Vtco Presi
dent McCroy. of tho Cleveland American Club.
Hst night, nnd will occomrnny tho team to
New York Uallcy Is 0 feet 3 Inches In height.
Runs Scored This Week
by Major League Clubs
Hunt scored by nil teams In American nnd
Nntlonnl Leagues from Haturdiy. .Inly 1. to
Frldny. .lull. 7, Inclusive. Only mux that
llrure lu official acruxe aro Included. Scores
ot Incomplete games lire not counted, but the
scores of games of fle Innings or more are
Included In the table.
AMERICAN L1UOUE.
H. H. Jl. T. W. T. JVT'l.
Hasten 2 (I in n 2 12
Detroit I) 0 4 1) 1) Il 31
Cleemml 5 .1 (1 H n 1 Sft
New York 0 t D 0 4 4 2H
Chicago (1 1 3 8 3 .1 21
Ht. Lonls 4 2 2 8 1 r 23
Athletics 4 4 4 4 2 1M
Washington 4 0 0 1 2 01.1
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
H. M. M. T. W. T. K.T'l.
Chicago 12 IS .1 n 4 1 30
llrooklxn 4 I) 13 421
Pittsburgh 2 8 2 1 S n r 21
New York 2 1 K 18 225
Ht. Louis (1 1 12 4 n s.t
lloston 1) 6 1 'O in
Cincinnati I 4 0 1 3 111
Phlllle 0 1 8 113
Did not play.
MRS. JOHN F. IIUNEKER
Active Emergency Aid Worker Suc
cumbs After Long Illness
Mrs. John F. Huneker, one of the active
aides nt tho Emergency Aid headquarters
and Interested In tho worlt of tho Itcd Cross
Chapter of tho State, died yesterday at the
homo of her mother, Mrs. Catherine A.
Dohan, at Darlington, Pa., after a long
Illness. Ill health had prevented her active
participation In charity work recently.
Funerat services will bo hold on Monday
morning at 11 o'clock at St Patrick's
Church. 20th nnd Locust streets.
Aftor she became 111, Mrs. Huneker loft
her home, at 1527 Spruce street, to recuper
ate nt her mother's homo. Sho is survived,
besides nor husband and mother, by two
sleters, Mrs. Edward Barnard Hanltey, wife
of Lieutenant Ilnnkey, now with the Brit
ish army at the front, and Mrs. William
S. Wilcox, of Darlington, and four broth
ers. Dr. Charles Dohan, of Darlington, and,
John P. Dohan, William H. Dohan and Jo
seph M. Dohan, of thU olty. Joseph M.
Dohan recently married Miss Edith Hall,
the noted nrcheologlst.
Before her marriage Mrs. Huneker wns
Miss Mary Dohan and had long been active
in social circles. Her husband Is president
of the Arm of Huneker & Sons, Inc., paint
ers. HOLLINSnEAD W. TAYLOR
Tinplate Manufacturer Succumbs Sud
denly at Chestnut Hill
Holllnshcad W. Taylor,, tinplate manufac
turer, died suddenly of heart dlseaso yes
terday at his home, 402 Moreland avenue.
Chestnut Hill. He was 55 years old and
left a widow, who was Evallne P. Skill
man a daughter. Mrs. Carl N. Martin, and
a son, Holllnshead X. Taylor.
Ills son, who was motoring In Maine,
reached the beside a few minutes after his
father died.
Mr. Taylor was the senior member of
the firm of N. G. Taylor Company, tin
plate manufacturers. He succeeded his
father In control of the business, which
has offices at 3d and Chestnut streets,
CHARLES W. RICHARDSON
Retired Business Man of Cape May and
Jacksonville, Fla.
CAPH MAY, N. J.. July 8. Charles W.
Richardson, a prominent retired business
man of Cape May and Jacksonville, Fid
dled last night from Bright's disease after
on IllneBS covering two months. Mr. Rich
ardson was a native or Cape May. and
years ago organized the firm of Richardson
4 Farrows. Some JO years ago ho went
to Jacksonville, Fla,, and thero amassed a
fortune. He maintained his residence at
Cape May, spending his summers here. He
is survived by, a widow and one daughter,
Mrs. John T, Hewitt, of Cape May,
Funeral Services for Mrs. Chandler
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma B.
Chandler, wife of Percy if. Chandler, of the
banking' Arm of Chandler Brothers & Co..
who died, at her borne, 135 South 18th street,
on Wednesday, were held this morning The
funeral party was conveyed In a special
train to Longwood Cemetery, where Inter
ment wia made. Mrs. Chandler, who was
active in charitable and educational circles,
died oiler an illness of several months. The
Rev D4 John (Jordon. dean emeritus of the
Theological department officiated. Di
rector ok Health William Kruaou spoke at
Um eervjes in the home.
"LITTLE FELLERS" OP GOLFDOM
NOW HAVE FREEDOM OF CITY .
WITHOUT OPPOSITION OF STARS
Few Leaders Will Com
pete in Local Tourneys
Till National-aviary
Breaks Loose
By SANDY McNIBLICh
TO STARS grace' the sky tonight," as
XN a Roman general once roso from his
cot to remark, after he had peered at the
eve from between the flaps of his tent.
The ancient thought applies In n way to
tho golf situation hereabouts for the next
twa-months. The tournaments scheduled nro
hnndlcap affairs that draw mostly the good
players Just outside tho pale of tho eligibil
ity list for tho national.
The mlddlo-class golfers who Bctdom
break 80 nhd the "not-so-gdods" will flour
ish from now till September.
Cameron Buxton, present champion of
Philadelphia, expects to bo too busy to lake
part In any of the scheduled events till fall.
Hugh Wllloughby, champion of Florida, Il
going to Newport shortly for hla vacation
and will bo out of tho running. Others of
the Big Ten nnd Twenty will also not be
able to play In the tourneys, which are
handicap for tho most part, In the hot
months'.
Things Btart with a bang for tho "duffer"
next week when tho first-class tournament
of tho Golf Association of Philadelphia will
bo held at St. David's dolf Club. The
"first class" part of It Is misleading since
"first clnss" players are distinctly barred
from tho going.
No "Class" In Class Tourney
Tho entry Is not even "class," for no
ployor with a handicap less than 11 la al
lowed to play. The class part refers to the
fact that tho play will be divided Into threi
classes: A. thoso with 11 to 1 handicaps:
B, those 15 to 18; and C, those of 19 and
over. Sixteen will qualify In each class at
18 holes, on tho first day and after that
there will be two days of match play at II
holes.
No handicaps will be allowed within the
slxtoens. TheHourney Is an excellent Idea
Blnco It keeps players of tho same relative
ability In tho snmo slxtecns. Tho wlnners'ln
each flight will receive a cup and the run-ners-up
a prlre. Tho entrance fee of 2 is
not largo considering the handsome prlres.
Entries cIobo on Tuesday. A fine field Is
expected to enter.
Pnrado of Shields
Tho walls of tho trophy room of the
Huntingdon Valloy Country Club look like
storage spaco for nil tho team championship
shields In captivity, and, Indeed, Jho Noble
club has had almost a monopoly on tho
title during tho 19 years It has been offered.
Merlon was tho first to havo Ha namo
Inscribed as tho winner In 1897, but since
that tlmo the Haverfordlans havo not car
rlod off tho bunting. Tho nearest they
have como Is just as they did yesterday, to
tho finals.
Then. blng.
Thore Ii n parade of shields at Hunting
don Valley around tho upper wall of cham
pionship shields from 1898 to 1904 without
a break. Tho Country Club, which has
been the only other club to win tho title,
won It four out of tho noxt flvo years.
They broke through again In 1913.
In tho last two years their aspirations
hnvo been flattened out by Huntingdon
Valley. Last year the Bala team could
not take n single four-ball match In the
finals, but scored flo more points In the
singles.
This year they only won one four-ball
IN MEJIOIlIAM
IIAItitlRON". In lovlnx remembrance of my
'dear brother, LEWlH HAimjSON. who , died
Julr 8, 11)15. HENliV HAllIUSON.
3eati)3
AI1KLT.. On July 4, 1010. AMANDA ADEIL
(nee Rambo), widow of Janes W, Abel), In
her SOlh year, llelatlves and friends, also
members of Kenslnston il. B. Church and
Habbith School, aro Invited to attend funeral,
Monday, at 1 p. m.. from her late realdence.
Ulll 15. Oxford st. Services In Kenslnston
M. E. Church at 2 o'clock. Interment private,
at drcenwood (K. of 1'.) Cemetery. Itemalns
may ha viewed tiunday en.lng-, from a to lo
o'clock.
IIATCHELOH. On July 7. 1018. HANNAH
ltKUINA. widow ot tho lata William Uatchslor
and daughter of the late John W. and Hsrah
J. Esher, In her 73d year llelatlves and
friends aro lnvttsd to attend the funeral asrv
Ices, on Tuesday, at 11 a m. precisely, at
David II Schuyler liulldlnir, Uroad and Dia
mond sts Interment private, at American
Mechanics' Cemetery. Auto funeral.
I1KII.V On July 4. 1010. IIEN11T J., beloved
husband or Sarah J Belly, In his HOth year.
Itelatlvea and friends-, also Schuylkill Council.
jrt l V P A . Am.rlr.nn (.Anelava. Im
proved Order Keptssobhsj Spring Oarden Coun.
Cll. PiO Ulf. npfBl Arcnuuiu. , nviiiiiKluji
Camp, No. 723, P. O. 8. ot A., and all other
Ingres of which he was a membsr. are In
vited to attend the funeral services on Bunday
at 2 p. m": from his late, residence. 21110
Turner at. Interment at Chellen Hills Ceme
tery. Automobile funeral.
llltOWN. At her residence, 8031 Wjl at
Oermantown. on July 7. 101U, BMZAOCTII
. widow ot frank II. llrown, and daughter
of the late William and Ellsa Dillon. Due
notice of funeral later
CABTV. On July 0, 1018, JAMES B.. only
child ot James B. Carty. Jr.. and lva 11.
Carty (nea George), ared 14 months. Itela
tlvea and friends are Invited to attend funeral,
Sunday, at 1 p. in., from hla parents' resi
dence, 017 8. ESOth st. Interment at North-
wood cemetery. Auto service.
COIJ.ISON. A patient aufferer at rest. On July
J Colllson llelatlves and friends are Invited
to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 8:Sl)
h m , from the residence of her daughter.
l'.'OO South (10th at. Solvrnn Illsh Mass of
ltequlem at the Church of the Transfiguration
at 10 a. m. Interment private at Holy Cross
Cemetery. Chicago. III., papera please copy.
DUNCAN. On July 7 iolU. AMANDA K.,
widow ot Oeorgo a. Duncan, In her 7JJ year.
Itelatlvea and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services Monday evening, at 8
o'clock, at her late residence. 5035 Walnut
street. Interment private.
O'DONNELL. On July 6. 1010. la Walla
Walla, Wash . IIUOII. beloved son ot Anne
O'Donnell (nee Oallsgher) and the late Daniel
O'Donnell, ot Acres, llurtonport. County Done
gal. Ireland Due notice ot the funeral will
be given, from the residence of his uncle.
Hush O'Donnell, southeast corner 88th at, and
liavertortl ave West Philadelphia.
rKBKEE. On July 7. 1018, at Brlnckerhofr.
N V.. MAUTHA REBECCA, dawthtsr of the
late James liarr and Mary A. Kerree. Funeral
services at the residence of Frank Brlncksr
hoff. at 4 p. rn . on Hunday.July 9. Interment
Srlvate In North Laurel Hill Cemetery, on
tends y. July 10
riTZ-OKHAU), On July 7. 1918. C1IAKLK3
II , husband ot Mary D Flu-Uerald Itela
tlvea and friends are Invited to attsnd the
funeral services, on Monday, at 2 p. m , at his
late residence, 1837 North 17th st Interment
private, at Norfh Laurel Hill Cemetery
GILI.ING1I.UI At her residence (1343 Greene
st.. Ocrmantown. on Julv U 1810. Cll 11 A
W wife of Albert J Ullllngnam. Relatives
and frlenda are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Monday at 11 3U a in., at the
Ollvsr II. Bttlr Uulldlnv, 1820 Chestnut st.
Interment private
OBU'.-On July 8. 19 It). MAGGIE GRAY (nee
James), widow ot John C. Gray, aged 81 years.
Itelatlvea und friends, and Saktina Council,
No. 101. D. of P . Improved Order O. K M
and Lady Livingston Lodge. No. 38 Shep
herds of Bethlehem, are Invited to attsnd the
funeral services, on Monday, at 2 p. m , at
tier late residence. 2109 S ISth st. Inter
ment at Mount Morlah Cemetery Remains
may be viewed Sunday evening
ILiai'E On July 7. 1818. HENRY D. HAGUE.
aged 78 tears llelatlves and frlenda. also
Hlchmoud Lodge. No 240. I O. O F . Ponca
Tribe, No. 241. I. O. R. M.. and Anthracite
Lodge No 62 K of P . are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Tuesday, at p. m
at his Lata residents 2931 Rlehmorid st In.
termant at Cedar Hill Cemetery Friends may
call Monday from 8 to 10 p m.
IIPNEKEB. At Darlington. Pi
1V1U luiii uuitaa. wue or Jonn F
Huneker and daughter of the late Michael and
Catherine S Dohan Relatives and friends
are Invited ta attend the funeral, on Monday
at 10 a ro. at thaOUver II lialr Bunding,
18:5 Chestnut st .Philadelphia. Requiem Mas
at St Patrick's Church, at it a. m lour
msot private. Jvlndly omit flowers
IRWIN On .July T. 1918. FLORENCE U
rouAgest daughter, ot Janus and ' Florence
twin, aged weeks Relatives and friends
are Invited ta attend the funeral on Sunday
Afternoon at 3 o clock, from, hsr parents
residence 87B8 Rodman street Interment at
alt Morloli
KKlbfKY.-rSuddenly. on July 8. 1818. THOMAS
A KKE-NSV husband of Catiurtas Keeasy
ne Oiadyl seed It year. ReUUvcs and
Irleodsi also Lunssnorerasn. s vsioa aa4 Tessa
rlvrs' Union. re Invited to attend, the fu
neral, oa Monday, at 8.89 a in. fraai the
TODAY'S TEE TALK
The Drassle The fcrassle Is renerallr
n.rtrlrer with brass sale, thanrh therv 11
often, raneh. mere tilt to tne faee.
. It Is for use threuth the falrwsr for lenr
snots.
few years are It was the general eastern
ari
ait uieir wooden elans be Grass seiea..
A roJd hrassle ehot. means ellppny lb
(rasa Jnjt liehlnd the ball nnd taHni the
missile cleanly.
linen n plarer naa mastered the hrassle
so mat ne ran aoareas tne ran witnoai.a
onltkenlns of the raise, he may feet that be
l
Is roralnjt Into
omln Into .his own. ...
he shaft of a rood hrassle shonM hare
sprint than a driver, far It la often
les
iWfn
Uv.
nln jirrleA vrhsn tit driver minld
not .be a stroni enonth elnb. ...
.. The length of the brasm shaft shnnld he
the. same as that nt n driver,, so that the
player will not hare to alter nla etnnee for'
the metal-plated tool. ... . .
The solfe r who tees his Ames high or
trill find It almost Impossible to nse i
urnsste.
Do net he afraid Is slan aeress the
ground where rests the ball when twlntjnt
rassle shot.
mntch and again scored more tn the sin
gles, but not enough.
Flock of Birds
A regular aviary was let loose over the I
Country Club course in the finals for the
team championship yesterday.
Fltzwllllam Sargent, had the biggest
"stable," for he eased three birds and an
eagle Into tho cups In tho morning. II ,
was closely followed byalter Plell with
three birds, Buxton had a putt for nn
eagle and had some birds, Just a few casual
ones, you know.
Tho blrdlest of all was that of Horace . "
Franclno, Huntingdon Valley, who ran one
from bock In the haze all the way up and
Into the cup on the 16th.- Ho, landed his
second on the green, but far ovor, and
Fltzwllllam Sargent, Merlon, was not four
feet away.
Sargent looked to have the hole, and the
four-ball match would then have stood S
up In favor of the Brothers Sargent. '
But Sargent mlBsed his putt and the .
match was suddenly all square, one of
those Uttlo jolts hard to realize, but all
too true.
Tho old school nnd the new was repre
sented In tho match between Howard Perrln
and Oeorgo W. Elklns, Jr. Perrln, In the
span of the last five years, was rated ns
the best player In the city and had no
trouble In his matches. But the younger
players are stealing up on htm now, fn
demonstrated by Elklns' win, 6 up.
Cameron Buxton came to the 18 th hole
both times yesterday In a happy frame of
mind. A large gallery was gathered, there,
nnd tho champion Just thought ho would
remind them "who's who," so he careletisly
ran down edgo-of-the-grcen putts for two
birds,'
Walter C, Pfell, Huntingdon Valley, mi
playing the best golf of any of the two
Bcoro experts In tho morning. He shot a
7f over the hard and slippery going. Ho
poked his drives Into space like bullets out
of a rifle.
On the 10th he drove 330 on the 17th
320 yards, and on the 18thwell down the
creek. The long slopes greenwards helped,
but the shots had that old kick that the
other fellows envied. Pfell developed a,
round-house curve In the afternoon and '
couldn't get his a. m. distance.
The traps at the Bala courso are here,
there and everywhere. Eouls Washburn,
finalist In last year's championship, found
moro than his share of them against Dr. M.
K. Nelffer In the afternoon.
DKATII8
northeast corner 3d and Pine sts. High
ltequlem Mass at St. Philip's Church, at 10
a, m. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery,
Itemalns may be viewed Sunday after Ip. in.
JIAHADY. On July 0. 1018. THOMAS, aon of
Mary and the late Anthony Mahady. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend the fu
neral, on Tuesday, at a. 80 a, ,m.. from tb
residence of hla sister, Mrs. Michael Hewlett,
807 South 21at st. High Mass ot ltequlem at
St. Charles Church, at 10 a. m. Interment
at Holy Cross Cemetery.
MARSHALL. At Swarthmore. Pa., on July B,
1U18. THOMAS, husband of Jennie Marshall
(nee Holmes). Relatives and frlenda are In
vited to attend the funeral services Monday
afternoon, at 1:18 o'clock, at hla late real
dence. Baltimore and Lincoln avenues. Swarth
more. FurtJ-jir services at ths First Church
of the Covenanters. 40th and Sansom streets. .
at 2.80 o'clock. Interment at Mount Morlaa
Cemetery. Automobile service.
9IAWHIRT. On July 8, 1010. HANNAH, widow
'of Alexander Mawhlrt. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral servlcea, on
Saturday, at 2 p m.. at the residence of
her sister. Mrs Thomas Wray. 2127 South
Simpson at. Interment at Beivne Cemetery.
McflEEIIAN. On July 7. 1018. DELIA, daugh
ter ot ths lata James and Mary McOeehan, ,
of County Donegal. Ireland. Itelatlvea and '
friends are Invited to attend the funeral Tues
day morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from the Oliver
It Hair BuTldlns-. 1820 Chestnut street. Sol.
eran Requiem Maas at St. Patrick's Church
at 0 o'clock Interment at Holy Cress Ceme
tery. MeltEEVER On July 8. 1018, ALMA T., be
loved daughter of John F. and Anna T. Mo
Keever. itelatlvea and friends, also B. V. li
Sodality and Alumni of St. Michael's Church,
and all societies of which she was a member,
are Invited to attsnd tbs XunsraL on Monday
morning; at 8 3(1 o'clock, from her parents'
residence. 1618 N. .2d st. Solsmn Requiem
Msss at St. Michael's Church at 10 o'clock.
Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
JIcLEAN. On July 8. 1018. JOHN II. Mo LEAN,
son ot tho lste Cornelius and Hannah McLean.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
funeral. Monday, at 2 p. iff., from his late
residence, 1416 Sailers st.. Frankford. Inter
ment at Cedar Hill. Body may be viewed
Sunday, after 7 p. m,
MII.L1KTN', Suddenly, on the evenlna- of July
rt, 1818. WILLIAM GRAHAM MILLIKIN,
Funeral services at his late residence. 2023
Spruce St., Philadelphia, on Monday, at 10.30
a m. Interment private.
UILL8. On July ft. 1B18. ROBERT II., hue.
band of Amelia Mills, aged 44 years. Rela
tives and friends of the family aro Invited
to attend the funeral services on Monday
afternoon, at. 2:50 o'clock, at Armstrong A
Son. 1800 Columbia avenue. Interment pri
vate. MOOUK At her reeldence. 2324 Brown st . on
July 7. 1018, SAIIAH J. MOORE (nse Wood
tall), widow of tbs late John Price Moore. Oust
notice ot the funeral will be given
MOTtrilMAN.-rOn July 7. 1018. OUSTAVB VS.
MOTHCllMAN In his 0th year. Funeral
services on Monday, at 10 a. m.. at ths Old
Man's Home. Bth and Baring sts. Interment
private.
O'NEILL. On July 8. 1918 MAltY A. O.,
daughter ot Patrick and the late Rose O'Neill.
Relatives and friends, also St. Michael's
Alumni, are Invited to attend the funeral, on
Tuesdsy. at 8 Jo a. m., from her father's
residence, 2010 N 3d st. Solemn Requiem
Mass at St. Edward's Church, at 10 a. m.
precisely. Interment at New Cathedral Cem
etery. PALMES On July 8. 1918. GEORGE W , hus.
band of Emma L. Palmer and son of the late
John R. and Anna A. Palmer, aged 84 year.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
funeral, Monday at 1 p. m,, from his lata
residence. 808 Pierce, st. (Stb and Morris sts.).
Interment at.Mo.unt Morlah Cemetery Friends
may call Sunday evening. Auto service.
ROHSITKIt On July 7. 1016. ALONZO De O,
R08S1TER, son of tbe late Samuel and Anna
Rosslter. aged fi years. Funeral from hi
lets residence. 618 City Line. Oak Lane, oa
Monday, at 8 n m. Interment private,
SPAULDINa. On July 7. 1918. at the reel.
dance of her son. Clement D Spauldlns, 23
Wesr Upsal street, Qercnaatown, MARY
MOitsn. widow of Oamyn P. Spauldlnx. In
ber vsa year, .runerai services ami later.
ment Private.
STEELE.-i-At hr residence. 4101 Atlantlo ave..
Atlantlo City N J. ,??.. July 7, ll, CATHAi
HINB A,, widow of William Steele. Notice of
funeral later.
TAYLOR. At St Martin's, Chestnut Hill, oa
July 7. 1018, HOLLINSHEAD W TAYLOR.
Services at his lata residence, 4V3 .MoreUiVl
ave. on Monday, at 11.80 a. m. Interment
3tVKKK Tn PniUdelphlo. on July 7 1918,
ELDON It. son of John P. and Anna A
Walker, la , his Slst year
fte!&tfva
, and
frleads are Invited ta attend ths funeral, on
Moooay, at 4A.a- m. zrom. ids ocnooi xcc
Deaf, corner Chestnut and Hamilton ave.,
Trenton. N. J Funeral at convenience of
WATSoi'. On Saturday July 8, 91, at 1
o'clock a. ni of pneumonia, at her residence,
Sunnyblll Leetsdale. near Pittsburgh, Pav.
MAR&ARBTIIEPbOrN WALKER. wlfa ol
the late David Thompson WaUon aud dauriitir
of the late William, and EUxt Walker Notice
nWllt.uduily on Jul 7 1W HENRY
' WINTER TKeUtlytfJuidfrlenda. also PactSa
Lodge. No. 200. I OVO, F . r6sil8 En
campment, lap V , ,Vter;0 Odd Fellows.
5STttttf HoS,Fir3
to attend the funeral, service aa. TuaMu
July It, m, at i. o'clock prschHlr. Tl ,S
Fate reiMincs soatiiueit career ITjk jM
Wallace tree. totu.U trivets, ..MwaS?
may pev-ktwadliwM-t; trVtnio-, t l-t.tf slat,,
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