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EVEHING LEDaER-HniilBELPHtA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1016.
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HILLIES AND ST. LOUIS BEGIN SERIES GOLF, TENNIS AND OTHER NEWS OF SPORTS WORLD
P WILL MEET
L1NDLEY MURRAY
ON THE COURTS
Ma Day for Oriental Tennis
players at Crescent A. C,
in Brooklyn
50TH WIN AT SINGLES
IlKEW TO UK, Ausr. 3. Ichlyn Kumagne,
Jl ToKlo -lonmuu, luai. mu iirar. pel ot nis
ntch with Harry s. I'arKer in the third
..,t nt the onen tennis tournament of tho
IKf;cent Athletic Club In Brooklyn yestor
By but thfn ovete,, to nl'' tornaillo ways
i Bind' eliminated his opponent from tho tour
Bment. Tho final scoro was 2 G, 62,
-0.
iil doubles partner, Hnh!shlro Mllcnml.
Bvas amonir the other victors of tho day,
SBuid In defeating Clarenco C. Poll, tho na
tional racquets champion, ho sprang what
bomo consiuercu a surprise. Alter trailing
Well In the rear In tho first set, Mlkaml
m along at a fast pneo and won out
hv the. score of 0 7. 64. This afternoon
he will meet Robert Llndlcy Murray, tho
DAtlonal intioor cnampion.
plirlnir together In tho doubles Kuma-
ra and Mlltaml defeated Whlttlng Preston
ind E. W Page. Thoy took the first set
lof this match without tho loss of a game.
(tut In the next set wcro sent to extra games
before winning out. The nnal scoro was
0, 10-8.
Murray played two matches yesterday
nd won both. Tho Palo Alto refugee was
it hla left-handed best, and did Just what
lha wanted to do with tho ball. Ho eased
lup In the second set of his match with Wll-
ijlafn ltanu, ju, in mo second round, and
allowed his opponent five games, wlnn'ntr
by the scoro of S-2, 7-B In hla second
natch or me uay no dereatca Edmund J.
ritman, the Now York University captain,
In straight sets, at 6-1, C-2.
S. Howard Voshcll, tho Long Island
champion, was among tho other winners
of tho day. ills opponent In the third
round was Charles M Hull, Jr., tho Cres
cent champion, and voshell was tho victor
In straight sets, at 62, C 2. VoshclPs
opponent thin afternoon will be Roland
oberts, tho California youngster. Hob-
trt scored over Charles Burrowcs In tho
(Ingles yesterday at 0 1, 9 7, but did
his best work In tho doubles, with Clarenco
J. (Peck) Griffin as his partner.
)UNDEE, IN AUTO, KILLS
DOY; HOMICIDE CHARGE
Italian Lightweight Out on Bail;
Welling Match la Off
NEW YORK, Aug. 3. John Dundee, tho
Italian lightweight whoso rcnl namo Is
Joseph Carrora, la out on ball today fol
lowing the killing of a boy by his new high-
powered automobllo last night. His pro
posed bout with Welling Is off nnd tho fight
er faces a serious charge of homicide, as tho
police sergeant who made tho arrest de
clares Dundee was at fault.
Tho boy, Ernest Qrub, was struck by Dun-
lee's car as It rounded a corner and wns
knocked down. Ho died soon after being
axen to mo uooseveit Hospital.
2NTRIES FOR CHICAGO TENNIS
IcLoughlln and Williams Among Play
ers in Western Championships
PHTPAHn All( 3 Tt.n nrAo,,.... Aln
fehamplonshlp tournament which begins
fcere SatUrdaV Will lirlnir tnt-Pthr thn nmm.
try's best players, the list of entries an-
iiuuutcu iicro luuny indicates.
f Amonir thnnn Anffre,l fnr ,hn v.An, nH
Maurice McLoughlln, of Los Angeles,
tWlCft nn.tlon.il nhnmnlnn ni-ul tirAntnn lt
holder! Xfltlnnnl Phnmninn TV t t, .,-
Bf San Francisco; Norrls Williams, Phlla-
iciiiiiia. ; tvuru uawson, of L,os Angeles;
jicum liyiora, unicngo, nnd Clifford J.
uwnuum, rvunsas city.
Qeonre M. Churnh. nt Maw Ta..aA.. -
t - - , ... mocji jj, ca
nt western singles champion, will defend
-a imo in uie cnauenge round.
MAX MARSTON DEFEATED
Unknown Trims Expert, 4 and 3, on
bchenectady Links
SCHEN'tTTADV. M v A..- i xr
ion was walloped to the tune of 4 and" 3 by
,. ? 'eeiin, a. ijencnectady attorney,
111 Unknown tn fha iilrtnn mi., i-l
- .. buniiib Bame, illo IU-
er seldom playtf mora than two rounds a
W..A r - - '? a lon "river and an apt
tuaent of the game, although he 'has an
......u onaiu 10 ouset nis urllllancy.
BINGLES AND BUNGLES
Tha In nor Tnstri tttnlnv in u t ini& n
he American I-eutue pennant apparently haa
een reached inHv a .u. n a...-dn.i.,a
51. J" tSm tn tho rut, of conarcutlva de-
!, ujr uuirrs, ona ine anuiierinn ot tna pen-
.r ,.avi,no V)L-Il lllll 7UI!OVMIl DUIll UP JOr
SIW YDrk. fbm tn marU ,1... p.,aII nntn, In
h icrambla tor Ban Johnson's pennant.
At tho very moment when tha Yanks fall
rom the. peak Rowland's White Sox started un
'Pwara drive and today ore out for their ninth
dralaht. The Red Sox. cllmblnr into nret place
)VCr tha nrnatrntA Vanb hm.. !,, Intf, n fnnr
itralrht from the Tiger Up out of the depths
fie ound of Fielder Jonea' Ilrownj, with l'J
itraUnt wlm. la heard, while lower yet Connie
"r Ainietica are aettins a patnecic recoru
rUtl 14 conaecutlve defeat.
I
Tha lnfurfee ivhlh rrlnnt th VnnkM anil
pader which they stood so namely for a while.
pave aoDarenllv rmt Dnnnuan'i mn thefr ntaca
i the aun. The aame 111 luck pursued the fig-tit-Ins
Cleveland Naps, who Jost their star.
vrmr. last weea. ana learnea loai uuir jiur
on may never pitch again.
Today the world's, champion lied Sor are de-
J1DJT fate mil t,aplnff ulnnir In thn lead. fol.
&y the ambitious White Box, a few points
rr.T"' wnua tne xanas naven I even a ciear
UlU to third place.
TKft nnli1,lr I1I4M wn nn m YlnnAt fni thn
Dodieri. Thev .ima thrntlah with tha lucky
Punch In tha, Innlnv nn wnn tha nnaf srania
from the Reds.
A the Braves lost to the Cardinal tha
scrs increased tneir leaa to nva sames.
Thcaa haaUrv m,rfa. White Box and lied
ox. are In a death grapple .for first place.
Tnfea nAlnla aan-pa,A hm T, will b HQml
Uel when the teams .clasjj next week.
'The Olanta maA it flva nut of six from the
Mtltta uh.n tttmtr Dosln h,mm,r,H iramtm't
Mtrlngs.
L''Th Indiana applied the whitewash brush
u 10 tne nationals.
18t. Tfknl la wilt, tnAav fnr n four-fame
rl. Hornshy. the sensational shortstop, will
'fiivfm every aay ana local tans win ui
Kaoce to compare him with Worlnian, the ISO.',
beauty owned by'the Cubs.
Artie Ilofman, former utility man for the
AIDS, la hark In lha hla- whnw airaln. Arthur
SfaS afarn1 l.v Tlltl Tlnnnuan In Phl.flln VMlfrillV
M"J will leave tonight to Join hla new teara-
in jJetroit iioiman nas Den runnmj a
aSahall ahn., ...Un... kn, la In lh. Wlni4w
K,----- nuwii niiftlDlil lua " " ,.
L?The rumor factory is working- overtime again.
B,.-,ut,,,t u rm Chicago to tha effect that
f.'alty Mclnnla probably will be aold to the
-";" uutsiae or toe raci toai uoonie aiacia
l-OUIan'r tp.il. 1.1. b.km nwa,-aa.lfaa nv thai hall
k, there U soma truth In the rumor.
Ritter performing for ten Jocz ycira under th
Z m( iwr tisrufu steps uown iu toe loiuura
ZQOrrour mtttmnnn Vav haa tuan uillh lha
"J 'or many years and was sent to Bait!-
,. Bia arrangement prooaoiy wu: tie tern-
rarV aa lh. V.nb.. n.unaa aew Ihol llurt
". will be with the club agata net year aa a
?ifa Tria Speaker on the sick list Ty Cobb
MUaMiniP a Bnlitan nnruirtnntlv tn fa tfnr. hla
IlH'.I avrtfe Tyrua tb TrrlbU has txxn
ft! blta tu.v bounced off bis trusty bat Cobb
e bux eoe on iota wseK ana ou Been
tt 11 times,
clayed a crul eta ea tbe VulUas Atb
HUGGINS
POLO SERIES STARTS
FOR ARMY-NAVY CUPS
Meadowbrook's Third Team De
feats Rugbys, 101A to 614,
at Point Judith
NARRAOAN'SETT PIER, R. I.. Aug. 3.-
Two fours hailing from tho jreadowbrook
Club, on I-ong Island, the 'third team and
tho Rugbys, played tho opening game In
tho Army and Navy series yesterday at
the Polo Association tournament at Point
Judith Club. Tho trophies are Individual
prizes presented by Mrs. John R. Pell for
teams with a minimum aggregate of 17
goals. Tho Meudowbtook third team, re
ceiving two points by handicap, won from
tho Rugbys by 10 Vi to E'4.
Eugene S. Rcynal mado his first appear
ance ns forward for the Rugbys, who waged
a strong up-hill battle to tho seventh period,
as tho thirds got the Jump on them for two
more goals at tho start. Fouls and safeties
were much In cvidence'as Indications of
the swift plays.
Opening tho eventful seventh, tho score
was 6i for the thirds nnd BVi for the
RugbyB. Rugby had the ball for the first
minute, but could not gain moro ground
than to mlddlo field. Hero the thirds got
control, and after an out over tho side tine,
Hitchcock, Jr., mnde u goal riding through
with theball. Raymond Uelmout followed
suit thrco minutes later and at tho closo
Hitchcock scored again. This was the criti
cal action of thj game and gave a com
manding lend to tho thirds.
Roth the Belmonts, Von Stade oid Hitch
cock made a strong combination, and all
were at their best In the seventh nnd eighth
periods, Rugby falling to core In either.
A cut-In members' match was won by
the Reds, with Walter L. Goodwin as cap
tain, by C goals to -J. Tho final for the
Randolph Cups will bo played today and
the second gamo for tho Ilathbono Me
morial Cup,
letlca In Chicago yesterday. After kidding
the Mucks along for (our Innings and ullowlmr
them to get a two-run lead, the White Sox tied
the score nnd later pushed acrona rive more tal
lies to show how easy it Is to win a ball game.
DOUBLE BILLS ANNOUNCED
The Phillies Have Nine More Bargain
Day Encounters
NEW YORK. Aug. 3 Following- are the
datea fixed by tha National League for playing
off postponed and tie games to August 1, In
clusive, all being double-headers, except where
noted with asterisk
At Boston With Cincinnati. August 3. a and
7; with I'lttaburvh, August 10. September U3,
with New York, September 2; with Philadelphia.
September fi and 0. with Brooklyn, September 8,
with Chicago, September 1'.'.
At Brooklyn With Pittsburgh. August 8; with
Boston. August IS. with Cincinnati. Beptember
18; with Chicago September "3
At New York With St. tnouls. August 0. Sep
tember 23; with Brooklyn, September fl: with
Philadelphia. September a. with Cincinnati, Sep
tember 13, with Pittsburgh, September 18: with
Boston. September so.
At Philadelphia With Cincinnati, August 0.
with New York. August II. with Brooklyn, Sep
tember 1, with Chicago, September lit; with
Pittsburgh September 2u
At Pittsburgh With Brooklyn. August ID:
with Philadelphia, August 21 and 22; with Bos
ton, August 28 and 3d. with Cincinnati, Septem
ber livrlth St. J-ouis. "September 0
At Chicago With New York, 'August IT and
18: with Brooklyn. 'August 23.
At Cincinnati None.
At St. Louis None.
Point Breeze Races Tonight
A field that compares favorably with any ever
put on at the Point Breeze Motordrome will
start In the Brassard one-hour motor paced race
tonight. The itinera will be Clarence Carman,
the New York cyclone. Oeorge Wiley the Syra
cuse flyer: Qeorgo Columbatto. the Italian cham
pion, and Bobby Walthour, the eteran o( the
racing game. Tonight's feature event la the
first Brassard, run this season and will be tho
most valuable to the winner, aa he will receive
a rasn prize, a shield and a cash prize of 15
a day until be Is beaten on the local track
The management of the Motordrome baa made
firovlslons to guard against accidents by lilac
og 40 oil lamps In the Held, wblcb will remain
burning during tba evening, so It Is not llkelv
there will be a repetition of what happened
last Thursday night, wben the Ugnu went out.
Red Men to Hold Sleet
The postponed outing, athletic games, bike and
motorcycle race of the Improved Order of Red
Men will take place at tbo Point Breeze Motor
drome on Saturday afternoon. 'Too entry list
baa ben reopened and many new onca have
been added to tbs long list.
Whyte, Golfer, Killed at Front
SAN FRANCISCO. Cat. Aug- 3 Campbell
Whyte. Vaclnc coast amateur sole star, has
been killed while flghtlnif with the British at
the French, front, atcerdinz to word received
here today from J B. Wfiyte. brouisr. In
Edinburgh. Scotland.
Wolfe's High Flyers Win
Denny Wolfe's Hush Flyerj defeated Marty
Hayes Colts on tj, Wvtuwwaod ttouad jes
ter d J y. by tb seert el 1 to IX.
AND SOME OF HIS HIRELINGS
YOUTHFUL GOLF-STAR DYNAMO
CASUALLY SHOOTS .70-CALIBRE
GOLF OVER HOME COURSE NOW
Maxwell Going- 74-75
Clip Peace Dove
Fixes Olive Branch in
New Club
By SANDY McNIBLICK
ONK of tho best little golf, clynnmos In
tho city theso days Is Xormnn II. Max
well. Aronlmlnk.
There Isn't nny golfer In town now who
Is scuddlnij over his homo pasturo at equal
speed to thin slender younsstor.
Almost a dally sight it Is to see tha
straight-standing young golf mechanic
striding over hla course, tho familiar cap
pulled down, the neglige shirt collar turned
up. chipping 'em up dead for the flag.
Maxwell'H regular clip has been around
74 and 75 lately. He has taken a sudden
new lease on the game In tho laat month,
and his backers maintain that he will make
trouble for tho best of them In tho fall
tournament season If he holds hla pace.
Maxwell first jumped Into the limelight
two years ago, when as a schoolboy he took
the Gelst Cup away from a fast field. His
season last year was Indifferent. This year
his best tournament play was at Shawnee,
when he came all tho way down to tho
semifinals through a really line field of
starters.
Beaten Shooting 75
He was beaten then, though he shot a
75. Like many another star golfer who
docs not seem to attain the Big Ilacon,
Maxwell has his fatal weaknesx. Golfers
have- found It out, nnd many of them have
said they have played for It and found
their victim easy when he began to slip.
For Maxwell gets "mad at himself."
This was plainly evident at Phawnee In
his match In the semifinals with W. II.
Gardner, 111. Maxwell went tho first half
like a machine In 3C But Gardner hung on
and was finally up going to the fourteenth.
Maxwell missed a shot and then pro
ceeded to "blow the match." The Blnnle
klll sixteenth was to decldo the battle.
There was a large gallery there, and
Maxwell teed up thoroughly disgusted at
his own game. He didn't seem to care a
rap, and dropped his shot in tho creek.
That finished htm, ulnce Gardner had
pitched his shot not four feet from the pin.
But Maxwell dropped another and without
a waggle or scarce a look at It dropped It
Inside Gardners ball for a 2, minus tl.i
two penalty strokes. If he had made use
of his cleverness the first time and gotten
the bird he would only have been 1 down
and 2 to play. Instead of beaten 3 and Z.
Another example of how Maxwell gets
annoyed was demonstrated this week on
his home course.
He was flying around serenely In one of
his happiest flights In the phenomenal fig
ures of 1 under Is to the seventeenth tee.
lie had the chance of his life to crack a
71. He pitched to the green on the seven
teenth and then looked for his caddy and
a putter to sink his ball for a I, maybe a 3.
Caddy Frolicking With the Birds
But the caddy was behind getting a
drink, whistling to the birds and picking
wild flowers as caddies will forsooth. Max
well got Impatient, naturally, and finally
flubbed his ball In for a 5.
He delivered an oration to the caddy,
the putter, the ball, tha hole, the trees and
the rest of the scenery. Then he tore at
his cap, set his teeth and earnestly heaved
the putter aa far up the hillside as he was
able.
After which he proceeded to take G on
the home hole.
Moral; Golf Is peculiarly ill fitted to
frenzy,
The public links are to have the honor
of being tested one of these last days of
the week by the woman solt champion bf
America, Mrs. Clarence H. Vanderbeck.
The Philadelphia title-holder has heard so
much about the Cobb's Creek course that
she wants to take a few shots at it her
self. She will play with Mrs. Ronald H. Bar
tow and George C Klauder, one of the com
mittee supervising the course. None of the
three has ever played the municipal links,
and fans generally are wondering- what the
-verdict wilt be.
H Wellington Wood, president of the
Cobb's Creek Golf-Club, and Arthur Edge
comb Ilendl, founder, treasurer and threat
ened mutineer, have kissed each other on
tbe brow, flguraurcly speaking and have
Tomorrow's Tournaments
and Today's Tee Talk
Handicap mrdnl play for women. Wood
bury Country Club. . . ...
Prlrllcpe of plnslnr; over thn links of the;
North Illlla Country Clnli U extended to ull
nirmbrra of the Women' Oolf Association of
l'lilludelplila tomorrow.
What nvulletli brute xtrrngth, and linlto
Htrengtli nlone. In golf?
Seenil prominent ( lilrago golfers, recently
net nut to nnxnrr lhl nurillon by Inrelcllnc
HiirkrlisrhniliH. the clnnt nrratlrr. tn the
links it the Kilfi-wiilrr liulf Club, Just out
side the H Imly City.
They htimlrd the brawny Ilerrulf one of
the brntli'st drltera that rould be found.
"Hack" frankly ailr.iltlrd that he hull nrrer
been on n gulf course before, but after he had
looked Willi amusement nt the 'tiny bnll they
iifckrit hlni to lilt ha iiImi frunkly admitted
tllut he us going to uallop It clean Into the
Urcut I.ukru.
A pro tdionetj him the element of the cor
rect stvlnr, ami the wrought-ap wrestler made
aome beinttful aulmtH that ulmn-t made the
henry rlun hrid ernrk like a whip.
He then rrd tho bull.
It (I lit nut ew-n milter.
On the (iinlr.irs. It laughed right In Ida
fare. llnrkciirhmlilt lunged onre. twlre.
thrlre, twlre thrice more, nnd then thrice
tttlee more tlniei.
When laid ''' the club lay In uteres nt his
feet, a Ion? illtnt hung nter Ida hhoultler and
he tvns dictating it challenge to Wrestler
FronK (iotfh, retired. .
The rolf Imll still sat sunning on Us tee.
made up all their differences. They now
walk hand In hand, all smiles.
II. Wellington Wood Is said to have "sat
on" the founder at ono of the meetings, nnd
Arthur ndgecomb Itcndle Is said to have
opposed every move of II. Wellington Wood
and to have "s.ibsciI him in meeting." Ar
thur Kdgecomb Rendlo has decided not to
form another golf club for the present, and
nil is serene once more.
Meantime, wo'ro still wnltlng to hear
tthnt tho Mayor will say when ho'a nsked
to hecomo honorary president of the new
club.
Queries From Without
S.ndy McNIbllck Will sou please tell me the
proper length for the shafts of the various
clubs? I navo an Idea that the reason I dub
a lot of my shots Is becausa my clubs aro not
the right length I am nearly sli feet tall.
Do you think the length of the shafts really
nun anything tn do with poor shots or Is a
durrer a duffer "for a' that".' J- it, I. K.
West Philadelphia. Pa
Tho length of tne aarta often haa a definite
relation to tha shots made. This Is particu
larly true of tha shots of n tall golfer or a
tery short player Since you are nearly six
leei iau ine snail ot sour tiriver una uraaaie
should be about 12'4 Inihes Your Irons for
distance should be 38 Inches, your pitch clubs,
37 Inches und your putter about 33 Inches In
lenjth
Sandy McNIbllck Will you please tell me
what lc Is that makes a putt no consistently
to tho left? I know I nm doing something
wrong but no aniount of practice seems to
rorrert the fault If I hit deliberately to the
right the ball goes to the right, but if I play for
the cup the ball goes to the left
A COBB'S CKEBK OOLFER.
Philadelphia. Pa
Probably It Is because our Btance Is habitu
ally with tho rl'ht foot too near the line of
tratel und the left foot not near enough. Send
ing the ball habitually to the left may also be
the result of a bad grip Do not hold the club
too tightly with the right hind Putt with the
right thumb down the shaft as this will keep
the club ut a nic right angle with the line
to the hole. Switch the thumb to the right on
the shaft If ou are still putting to tbe left.
Queries on matters ot golf will be ni
uvtrrcd In tbU roluuin. Address all coin
miwdcutluna of tuts nature to handy MrjNIb
llrk. (loir Kriltor. Kttnlng Ledger. Club
arhedules. anecdote, score and other link,
lore will alo be printed In this column. Tim
name of the sender will not be printed with
out uermUsloii.
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SATITKUAY. AUOUHT B. AIT. AMI KVQ.
OCT1NO (U51E.S MOTOlt HACKS
Improved Order of RED MEN
lO-UIU- PACED UACK AT NIGHT
57th Annual Scotch Games
'SATUBOAY. AUUlbT S. 1910
Central Park, 4400 N. 5th Street
S1000 IK CASH I'KIZES. Ada. U.
NATIONAI, LF.AOUE PAKK
PHILLIES v, ST. LOUIS
r,JH. kT'.KTH s-u r XI.
Box Pert-
TROTS FASTEST MILE
OF YEAR TO WIN STAKE
Mable Trask in Annexing $10,000
Paper Mills Event
Shows 2.03
KAIiAMAZOO, Mich., Auk. 3. Mabel
Trnslt, driven by Wnltcr Cox, won the
$10,000 lnper MUIb purse yestcrdny
for 2 08 trotters, nettlna; a mark of 2 01
for the event and. Ineldontnlly. trotting
tho fantcftt mllo ot the proncnt Orand Cir
cuit seaion Tho famous diuichter of Peter
tho (JreM fully mistninod her reputation
fr npeed nnd rnclnit stamina by disposing
of a representative field of trotter qullo at
miece-iifully as she had previously done at
Cleveland and Detroit. Sho wan forced to
het record mile by St. Frisco, driven liy
"Pop" 3cors. In fact, Oeers njrnin divided
honors with the crowd, livery time ho ap
peared ho was greeted with rounds of ap
plause There were eiKht etartcri In the Paper
Mills trot Tho Cox maro wns favorlto
ant won in four stralcht heats, tho purso
r-olnr divided on that bnl. Her winnings
were JIR00. St. Frisco nnd Guy Nelia
tarried the battle to her In each heat
Mabel won thn first heat In 2 074, but In
the second heat Gears forced Cox to drive
his best to win In 2:01ft. estahllshlnir a
record for the event nnd beatlnK tho pre
vious best marls of 2:05 'i, made by Peter
Scott In 1918.
Tho 2:1,1 trot wns a victory for Espc
ranza over a field of seven starters. Tho
California mare wns there nil tho way and
was never distressed.
2:13 trot, threo In me. puma 11000:
Keporni. li m . ! Csrlokln. burfee. Ill
IJresrln, b. m . Fleming ,1 5 a
Oeor N. I'ntteraoii. blk h.. llutherford 'J It
l-.ehomore. bin. . fcDon.lld 4 4 3
Plttaburffh. Lh. D- . Miirnhv fl fl r.
Teddy Ilrooks, h. s . Vvilion. . . . '. . '. '. . , '. r, n 11
Tho Uxplorer, br h . Donahue
7 T T
Time. B OS. 2 OTH , 2 III.
raper .Mills Strike, for 2.03 trotters (4-heat
Tien), rurefj llii.uuil.
Mabel Trash, ch. m.. by Peter the
Orent. Cox I l t
ft. rrlseo, b h, tlenrs 2 2 2 2
Guy Nelia. br m.. Snow H a 3 3
Laramie l,d. b B, MeHonnlr il 4 il 4
Vanco, b K , Murphs 5 It 4 dli
Thf IJno, ch h . V loyd 7 .1 5 die
Omar, b a.. Or.uly 3 ,11-.
Vlritlnla Ilarnette b m . Durfeo I dli
Time. 2i)7. 2.nJ. 2tm, 2-0.-,'i.
2. OS pace, thro In live, purse JlmlO:
Leila r.-ttchen. hlk m., by Dan's
Urother, Hnnw ... 4 2 1 1 1
Th" Suyoy, hlk ir.. riojd 3 l 3 2 2
White sax, b m, tlurfce B 3 2 3 3
Kin Courhmnn. br c, Atkinson ." r, 4 4 4
t5ener.il Toilrt b n , nea .... 1 4 ills
Joe Patchen II, br s, Fleming . il il dls
Prntrrn Hoy. l e . Daniels . 7 rlls
Time. 2.(1.1';, 2().1S. 2.07'l. 2:nn . 2 00.
THE man who smokes is apt to
find cigars a trifle long; that
cigarettes don't satisfy; a pipe will
get too str.ong. And for a while to
all his friends his "tough luck" he'll
deplore until he finds a smoke that
beats all that he's smoked before.
The filler's gold Virginia leaf, the
wrapper Burley brown; they're
smoked by men of every class;
they're sold throughout the town.
And you will find if you will ask
the millions that they suit, a real
smoke treat awaits you
a little old RECRUIT.
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Runs Scored by
Majors for Week
RUNS scored by nit teams In
American nnd National Leagues,
from Thursdny, July 27, to Wednes
day, August 2, inclusive. Only runs
that figure in official rtvernges are
included. Scores of incomplete games
arc not counted, but the scores of
games of five innings or more are
included in tho table:
AMKKICAN LKAOLT..
T. F. H. . M. T. W.T'l.
rhlenitn (1 .1 12 17 4 (I 8 ISA
llotnn 7 311 0 B (1 If 17
Detroit 7 3 17 3 0 2 31
Cletebind 0 2 10 1 1 (I 3 in
t. Laiili S (1 4 .1 K
Afhleflr-. 3 n n 1 3 2 2 31
New Vork 8 B .1 1 'J S 2 1
WiislilnRton 4 II 0 J II 1 018
NATIONAL l.BAlUJR.
T. I. . H. M. T. ttVr'l.
Ilrnnklrn 4 0 It H IS St)
.New .nrk a 0 14 S (1 S3
llostnn 2 2 12 rt 1 3 M
Mt. I.01II-, 3 It H " It (I ft S3
l'bllltei .inn is 1 l
rintliinntl .1 8 8 .1 2 422
flirt-ISO 3 1 fl 2 4 O IS
ritMhurltti I 2 3 0 4 2 IB
Dirt not nl.tr.
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
LV BASEBALL TODAY
NATIONAL LKAOI'i:,
rinh.
Won, lit. Pet. Win. I.oe.
.Split.
tlrooklrn . . .
HoMon , . .
I'llllll-a . . .
Neiv York .
t'hlejtro. . . . .
St. Ixillla . ..
Pill-biiroli .
Cincinnati
rs si .nil .020
,gu .nn .nin
.37(1 .(!() f.fllT
.507 .r.7t .r,(ii)
4U .1,
,r,ifl .nut
71 .401
4 .111 .41(1
im .4tn
.40t t.384
,30i
AMnitlCAN" I.ILVfUIK.
Won. Lost. ret. Win. Loe. ftpllt.
l!nlon M 10 ,88.1 .,118 ,.177
Chlnirm .. . . BH 42 .AMO ,fiK .nil
.New .ork .. S3 44 .84(1 .Ml .,141
Cletetand .. M 4 .r,in .8,11 ,841
imrpit nt w .oir, ,n:u ,ittu
Wasrilnictim . 4U 47 .81(1 .81., .8(1.1
St. I.nuli . . 40 40 .801) ..Ml.-, ,40,1
Sli?
Athletlra .... Ill 74
Win two. tIaio tto.
.213 .Wi
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL I.KAOCi:.
St. I.nnN at PIillailetDlda flouilr.
( htcneo lit New ork eleir.
I'lltslitirxli nt llronkUn clear.
C'lnrlnuutl nt oton clear (two name-.).
AMERICAN LIlVflUK.
Athletic nt Cletelamllenr.
New
lorK lit iietrpit cienr.
ah nt St. I.ntil clenr.
Washington nt Chlcnico clear.
INTKIINATION Ii I.KAdt'K.
llaltlnioro nt Richmond clear,
lontreiil nt Itochefiter clouilr,
IltilTulu nt Toronto cloudy.
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411 44 .nil
4 "I ,41111 .'
4i nr, .441 .
jo no .4i4
38 fill .30
DOZEN OARSMEN
FROM HERE ENTER
DULUTH REGATTA
Philadelphia to Be Well
Represented in August
11-12 Crew Meet
BILLY IIAASE WILL ROW
riitladelpnlft ivlll bo .among thn foremost
cltlei to contribute entries to tne nnnuil
rcuittta of the National Association ot
Amntetir OnrBtnen, vhlch will bg decided
nt Dtiluth AtmuBt tl and 12. For gem
tlm ' tho offlclalR of the Pennsylvania BarR
riub were undecided nboUt somllnfr 'Will
Itttn Itannc and his rowlnu jr-ctrier. Walker,
but at n ;ncetlnpr before tbe entries closed
it wan decided to enter tlicso ocutlers.
This will brlnir tho local entry list up
to i 2. na J. i:illott aN'owlln, of the PIillA
ilelphln Unrffo Club, ivlll alro defend tha
rovlii( prestlgo of tbo Bchuylklll favy lh
tho senior quarter-mile dash and associa
tion singles. The other entries are tha
five crews from tho Undlno Club and the
three from Vesper.
"Billy" Hnnso, of tho Penn Bnree Club,
Is one of the grandest little fighters that
ever cent a shell skimming- through th
water. Hid notable victory In the Junior
slnfflcs of the Fourth of July regatta proved
this. He will compete In the intermedial.)
singles, while he nnd his partner, Walker,
will hear the I'cnn Barge colors In the In
tcrmcdlate doubles.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
rhlllle. It Chlcneo. O (IS Innlncs).
New York. (1 I'ltMlitircll, 2,
St. I.illlla, 8 Il0l4lll, a.
Ilrooklrn. St Cincinnati, 4 (13 Innlnri).
American i.rioui:.
Chlctiro., 8! Athletic-. 2.
rintelnnil, .It M rifthlniton, 0,
llnntoii. St lletrolt. 2.
Other club- not scheduled.
Beautiful Gray Worsted Suitings the
Very Latest Styles to Order $16.50.
Rcady-Mado Stores Ask $25.00
BILLY MORAN, tdetmlm
1103 Arch St. Evr-NiNaa
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