EVENING LEDOER-PHtDADELPHIA, SAtUJRDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1S1B
V
CLEVELANDSTAR STILL TOPS THE AMERICAN LEAGUE SWATTERS
'RPFiATCTCft VTP.TTTATT.V nr txTnrr
CHASE SUPREMETN NATIONAL
Cleveland Star-Leads Cobb by 27 Points With .391
and Reds Veteran Tops Field by
Seven Points with .329
.
TRIS SPEAKER virtually has enriched the bnttlnir rrnwn In the Vm.rt.. r
for 1016. while Hal Chase, of the Clnc.nnat nja raiUa.K. I. low.
from the field and now look like the winner of thTv.tM? i t ? . !?" "
Both leader, made aeven-po.nt Ralns. Speaker i inTh KS from 3 "fo "n
, Chase golnB from J22 to .529. Horn.by. leader In the Tner circuit last' week
sssxsrA lo th,rd p,ace zack wheat ' u.r.fftX
leadlnfj the league for the last nine seasons. Cobb got away to a bad .tart and the
STth?tV..M r,' fUn1 hlmClf and 8ta " th "tnn cam!
to compete (thc.e avemp.es Include Thutsday's game). It is almo.t Impossible for
Ty to get on even terms with the Texan.
Wrr. ",!,;0l"eb0lhr-."!f,d' Am8 PlcU,n,f Ul) "- P0l"t8 "' novanclng hi.
Tl tHi, , tVI C0,""f ,K0l,1B '"" .305 to .314. Mclnnl. added two
90 . w In. I L " Wl" b lhlrd ln the ll8t " " nW. o lt two
point., but .till ha. a .347.
, taMin," sY18 l,!ler.h!"-IC1.Icnd- T""y nre thlrd '" -u" nld'nB ""I fourth
WhUtei .Ml. "" WUh ,292- Lud'!rU', " hllnK "82 nnd
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting Averages
(Pla'yere who have taken part In fifteen or
more games up to and Including Thuridiy. Sep.
timber 24. 1910.)
. a. All. n. It. SH.SUTU.Avg.
Speiker. Clevd.l43 B12 100 200 31 14 258 .391
Cobb. Detroit. ..138 314 103 1ST 80 IS 253 .394
Jackion, Chl'go.147 BSD 80 104 23 10 281 .347
Humbler. St. L. 21 33
Spencer. Det... 10 44
Mrank, Alh'lm.l.in 407
E. coiuni. in o,
(lardner. lioston. 130 407
Rice. Wash... ., 47 147
Siller. 8t, '. ,,HI M
Veaeh, Detroit 143 flax
E'elsch. Chlceco 138 5t2
Jebold Chicago 40 Hi
nth. N. T. .. JOd 812
Irawford. Deft. 0.1 202
Bauman, N. Y.. 73 22t
loth. Cliv'nd ,.117 281
Nuna'ker. N. Y 88 287
WyckolT, Tloaton 18 14
Rhotten, Rt. L.,140 080
HeU'an. Detrolt.130 433
Burne. Detroit .1.1.1 408
Hhotten. Boston 43 tio
Melnnl. Ath'.12H 470
Alexander, N. Y. 83 0.1
Mullen. N. Y... 53 14'J
Gllhooley, N. Y. B8 222
s'el. Chicago.. H8 221)
ntt. St. 1....1B1 6H0
looper. Boston. 140 "1
lulh, Tloaton... 03 128
loblltzel. Ilna'n.lIO 304
'thane. Atlt'lra.lOii ;iilil
8erold. St, Ij.lnu t"is
flcKlnee, Ath'lca M 1IU
Walker, Iloaton 120 447
lurnsr. ir llu.l I II Ul
wiuiama, aai.
13 .344
18 .311
20U .310
2D7 .M14
184 .310
04 .aon
21 .3110
4 11 0 0
18 1 4
07 187 2.1 22
80 102 at 88
40 148 12 20
17 45 2 1
so lim s.i m
Ml 101 21 24 231 .200
Ui in n la 2iri ,7
4 211 7 4 25 .204
44 1H3 11 ?3 1'Mi .vm
38 88 0 0 120 ,2t
It 70 .200
14 184 .280
2 101 .288
0 4 280
4 201 ,28.!
13 171 .29.!
81
81
4 134 .270
il
D
2
7
H
4
i
33 04 10
47 110 25
24 74 3
14 1
04 100 31
S3 122 1
00 14l 12 18 1711
m za 4 1 113
01 13L 4
0 18 1
11 0 8
40 111 10
SO 08 3
54 183 24
72 140 20
18 3.1 n
85 1(17 12 17 120
34 83 12 10 130
22 80 1 4 112
8 41 n S 44 .271)
78 1211 15 14 170 .288
50 1117 18 23 124 .287
in 0-' 4 8 114 .207
53 147 SB 0 170 .2011
11 31 2 II 84 .20.1
fl 277
.1 .275
.'JO
.273
:i3?T
271
50
7
88
21U
187
3.1
tA ia
mian. wann .,1411 n.
IonarJ, Willi. .13 117
Maiee, N. Y...120 439
foune. Detroit. 140 814
Sharrlty. IVaah. 34 84
i'a'canna. Clev.128 427
Jiinnliym, Det. 84 42 7 11 0 1 17 .202
rlPP, N. Y 180 408 04 180 18 10 204 .201
rtwla. Tloaton.. 131 010 52 189 18 20 178 .2.111
58 121 27 17 152 .204
50 18.1 10 20 10.1 .2111
12 22 2 4 27 .202
83 11J if 20 132 .20.'
Peck'urh. N. Y.18.1 5011
Oandll, Clfv'l.,13H 807
Mcltullan. fhl'o.lno 183
Miller. St. 1 140 401
liaker. N. Y.. .88 8J8
Waltera. N. Y. 57 170
J. .Colllna. Chi. 187 470
Dubuo. Detrrlt., 50 70
J.ynn. St. L. .. 20 82
Shanks. IVaah.lsn 434
IjiJoIo, Alli. ... 1 13 4 .'
Smith Voah..,112 33,1
Morgan, IV'aeh.. '18 301
U 12 10 17 170 .218
50 181 12 25 172 .258
II 1.' Oil 2ft7
1 27 140 .2.10
3 13.1 ,253
7 Mi ,L'33
47
08 110
83
Oil
43
2
Oranay. ClekO,..147 5;
Marians, til. 1..117 518
Maya, lioai m ,. 14 O'l
J-arrlaau, Uoa.. 31 57
Tliomaa, Da , 02 200
Fournler. Chi.. 102 sou
Jloland, Det. ... 47 20
Foater. Waah..l40 807
Jhapra'n. Clee.108 S.'i
Henry, Vaah..,109 283
ltt. Athletlca.lSl BOO
Mrera, Atha..,, 47 114
ii jveiu. uiae.
Oalnor, Iloaton.
liorton, St. 1,
Mltcbefl. Dot.!
Jamleaon.Waah.
Johnion. Vaat
10 120 11 15 172 .251
8 10 O 2 23 .230
S 8 0 0 8 .230
47 JOS 20 24 137 .240
33 100 14 12 184 .249
82 83 4 10 120 .248
.17 .7.1 IS 1.1 OH .247
31 101 187 11 10 218
122 338
80 120
03 1)4
83 43
02 147
87 1.18
weaver. Chic... 145 BOO
I)
1H
30
4
87
12
0
3
10
12
48 128 83
n 17 il
14 1
40 3
73 15
7 O
07 138 22
411 77 21 35
23 88 II 13
87 121 12 7
I 7 1 O
.84 2 H
SO 4 4
21 1 2
10 0 2
34
61
14.1
10
01
107
8 109
118
147
,247
240
,240
,245
,243
,241
,240
,240
,240
.218
1ST
107 .210
41 .233
27 ,283
10 .233
38 .231
4.1 ,230
72 120 21 SO 178 .230
44 .221
I.... viv,i'.i" " .'l 14 121 !! 28 144 .228
Wi.fl:. V.i SS 'SI 13 31 7 B 30 .2J8
Morton, Cleue.. 20 87 7 13 II 2 13-. 28
VpnKol'a. Cffic. 24 44 1 10 0 0 18 227
Plank. St. iJ.,. 8.1 73 8 17 0 2 18 2J7
ISC,...Det'."n -' 1" 2 2 8 81 220
Pick. Atha.... 123 307 30 811 2J 10 104 1223
Malael, N. Y.'49 168 17 83 4 S 30 1224
lvan. St. I.f.103 321 28 72 0 4 84 A A
i?:wns.t.:.y.ii --a -a ?5 iv: ii .10 :m
52 140 0 81 4 4 SU ;221
14'J r.kn an lia ti .4 fuZ S .
.. 84 80 8 10 1 2 21 I'jll
.. 00 277 84 01 15 1 in vn
HCUrlde, Waah.185 450 32 100 5 21 123 .210
BJ 71 0 27 80 .216
3 58 B 14 73 .214
7 21 0 O 24 ,114
30 80 88 10 117 .214
10 20 1 5 20 ,2i8
17 Si II .1 47 '!
32 711 8 10 (I 1 21 .211
04 ini la ! .,1 T.A1
84 17 12 105 .208
07 21 7 00 .207
21 3 1 28 -MK
Mejera. Atha
Mlt. Detroit..
Iapp. Chlcaao
Moeller. Cleve., 00 277
jcurtde. Waeh.185 450
I ItSI, OL. . . n.i -jihi
flcott. Boaton.,,112 310
Janvrln, RoBt..30J 271
Haley. Atha.,,, 30 08
bchalk, Chic... 120 412
McKee. Det..'.',;
Henrlkaon. Tloa.
Oedeon. . Y. ,
Murr.hr. Chic. .
iicinieli. Athi
nt. u.
f'lfitn
Iloaton . .
T.rrv. Pki.....
Cady, Iloaton...
i'lelnlru,
Auatln,
Paley,
Jlarry,
Terry.
lfMf.. lhlH
Klnt. Atha,,"
j-annlnr, Aifie
llpona. N. Y..,
Alnein th.Waah,
McNally Hoat,,
Btiaur, Waah,,
16 140
711
ini
114 403
,. I'O 023
, 60 102
. 87 108
,123 802
dU 1)11
03 S.'O
8.1 248
72 144
28 04
40 43
.37 124
10 84
40 120
40 02
78 130
23 24
10
I-ov
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HU!
ii.ul
'pol
Moi
n w
Joye. New Tor k. In "
pmith. r!lVlan1 n
McCabe. St, I...'l2
4 , Ullop. N. Y . . .2.1
7
8
111
4 0
riTCHINO ItECOrtDS
m
5i
10
21
84
3
22 0
80 10
14 0
00 0
48 4
28 1
14 0
8 1
22 4
II
.27 .204
107 ,204
17 203
73 ,20.'
04 ,108
30 .104
10 .218
0 .178
28 ,177
8 ,170
211 ,17.1
20 ,174
22 .100
5 .107
1
1
1ft
I1I. at ..
lortiin.. Clara. !r2H 12.
SO.
18
3
0
70
0?
n
HD. It WP.Ae.
S;K'.',kJ&. D',:'i7 ?3 1''ie?
aber. Chi
w'"i wiavfi . . ,
Ruth, Tloaton ,.
' mi tu
84 10 8 78
18 0 3 32
HI 4 2 28
4 a I II
41 21 11 170 111 203
I yH n 04 32 11KI
111 43
8 10
0 20
6 12
2ll 187
80 04
37 1.10
l 272
00 168
30 80
24 60
HI
ti-0." t.M- ?0 2 7 72 00 ltl 2
li?P,nri. Iloaton. 1 17 10 120 08 232 8
Wmi"4' otnn. 48 17 10 120 88 232
wuilama. Chi ..41 13 8 117 88 308
ghawk.y, N Y..44 21 18 llli 72 183
"wii. -ni , ,04 lo JU
roater. Iloaton.,. A3 14
6 auia. Detroit, 88 17 11
aya. Tloaton . ,30 15 to
,(8hora. Iloaton. .8,1 11 10
&.vvi.te Ht. uum.,tii ta v
Koob,. Bt. Iula. .81 111 7
gammon. Rt, i, ;o T 6
nahar. NT. . in il a
Jobnion. Waah ,47 25 1
gf5Hb."aa,::S? J 'J
".Kl,r. rflVB
lntmw Vl.u. 31
.,45 15 14 104
13
ynport, at, L 50
aljfa. Waah ,.,45
Veliman. St. I4R
oufd. Cleveland. 26
08
61)
01
08
64
82
22
25
68
228
58
42 176
80 158
DO 212
81 180
43 200
111 Too
00 188
n i
1 ISO
t 270
1?
utnnnt Wa.h 1 1
Hamilton, PalroVt A
1XU1. 3
lVl
3
.Mrera. Ath
'(fhii,n, .Alh.,,.ii
Aabora. Atbletlea.8
171
o5 m
am
04 256
4 228
1 l.tllH)
0 1.000
II 1,000
o l.noo
4 ,70.1
.760
,708
.0II7
,087
,007
.007
.HIT
,836
,043
010
.1112
.030
.010
.018
.016
,0lrl
,807
.000
,800
.601
.588
,68
.570
,608
600
,830
545
522
letiea.,40 15 2
letiea. l
18
158
76 284 8
30 08 0
18
20
n
SabAi.. 'AtWuir.. T 9 1ii
ShefUan. Alb... .38 I 17
87 2
180 217 10
)00 184 248 11
in on il n
08 01 107 0
Bt OS 188 10
600
500
600
600
.600
.881
882
22J
,000
030
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting Averages
(l,'r" .wno n,e " tn In 15 or more
KJ' i uf.'S nd lncluln Thuraday, beptem
wer l, 1018.)
,, , a. ah. n. it sii.su.tb.am.
Holke, N, y... 21 07 7 23 8 3 28 318
J-haae, Cln'atl..lS4 810 x 03 168 IT 8 231 ,329
"heat. Dklyn.,139 633 78 173 18 0 230 ,322
iiurnaoy, Bt, I..130 404
McCarty, N. Y. 72 100
Paubert. llklyn 11.1 41T
ifi".0" " pl. 142 820
'"brtaon, N. V 13,1 611
i ?5'St-,L' US 384
I'.'O'r.l'ta 114 3110
Illackburn. Hoe. 43 100
Mock. I'hlllle, ,u 4JK
&"". ;n , N. Y 134 400
8. Smith, Ukljn. 84 73
LiS.1"!: Cln'natl. 28 73
Schulte, I'ltta.,118 373
I.uderui. l'hlli'B.132 481
mM.7-."'.. "7 408
WW.".'1' ''hlll'a.lSS 484
1ll la'a. Chl'a-o 112 813
11. llurna, N. Y 140 834
1 kert, I'hill'a 135 803
Crayath, l'hll'a.124 40
Dpylc. Chlcao.l22 478
J-.laher, Cln'natl. 87 132
"W.T,r' PHta.. 62 181
O. Miller, llklyn. 04 104
Stentel. Ttklyn..tl7 4iT
1 arer. piit tie kah
J. Mey'a. llklyn '5 210
02 140 13 11 209 .321
10 03 4 8 77 .321
08 137 19 28 173 .318
0.1 103 10 16 314 .31(1
70 1CI 111 1.1 2.'0 .307
.10 114 17 10 144 .207
44 117 II 10 13i .203
4B 132 14 13 1(111 .2'JJ
12 31 3
Ml 134 17
70 144 17
6 21 1
3 21 0
44 100 12
45 130 5
05 140 38
80 130 28
65 110 6
US 138 34
K
J. c H'lth. lioa.131 411
Oroh. Cln'natl.. 141 521
Konetchr. lloa .145 603
McKecbnle. cin.inu 802
Neale, Cln'natl.187 620
Mann. Chicago. 117 370
Orirtlth, Cln'atl.143 558
Alexander, l'hll'a 41 124
H be, Pitta . . 32 120
Jflack. Chicago. 182 438
Snyder Ht. I.... 128 .177
Baler. Chicago. .180 488
llender, l'hllllea. 24 .10
Johnaton, llklyn.lou 302
t-utanaw. llklyn. 141 14 .
n
(load. I'hIIIUM.. 7n lal oil
llouah. Cln'natl, 08 809 81
Oov,dy, lloiton..l3 322 81
nillott. Chicago. 21 60 0
Olann Uklm... in 30.1 20
J. Miller. Bt L.135 403
Herzog, N. Y.,,142 620
l'rerrer, llklyn.. 3D lO'i
11. Mjera. Hklyn 07 S07
Mitchell, Cln'atl 5.1 113
Clark. Cln'natl. 78 174
Hnodgraae, lloa. 102 343
IVIngo. Cln'natl.118 342
Ilyrnn l'hllllea.. 43 20
O. Knabe. Chi . 70 231
J. Smith. St. I.. 11 II 327
Zeliler, Chic... 03 331
Oonzafea, St. L..11J 317
llstzel. St. I. ...13H 483
Kelly. Chicago.. 46 140
Schneider. Clnn. 40 88
Kgan. Iloaton... 0 185
1:7 llurna, I'hlla. 70 211
Mpwrey. Hklyn. .131 4.11
Nlrhonr, rhila,.133 613
Merkle. Ilklln.,130 4.14
Fltipatrlck.Iioa. 72 187
needier, St. L...141 830
Allen. Iloaton... 18 80
Magee. Iloaton .108 377
Warner, I'ltte.. 30 161
l.obr. N. V... 41 86
Maranllle. Uoa.137 537
Connolly, lloa., 69 100
a. wiiaon. uni,
McCarty, Pitta,
Mollwlti. Chi...
Deck. St. I.....
Huaalna. Ht. I..
wunoit. iioit
4.1 "92
0 187 .292
12 103 2VO
3 20 .288
0 28 .288
4 144 .284
13 107 .282
8 200 .281
28 189 .281
10 182 .281
8 ''05 .281
72 140 10 10 198 .278
02 112 8 18 172 .270
01 182 17 15 191 .270
V 88 n 2 47 .274
44 1 0 51 .273
6.1 !t H nil 7!t
60 110 0 IS 17,1 .272
87 140 56 13 203 .2811
17 68 0 4 78 .20.1
44 till 12 0 180 .205
81 137 13 11 101 .203
00 182 14 10 183 .202
23 03 8 10 107 .202
B3 138 18 ID 101 .201
42 00 11 0 127 .20.
40 144 13 0 187 ,23'T
8 82 1 2 43 .238
18 81 5 6 44 .2.18
(13 113 25 34 140 .2.18
2.1 07 0 0 118 .2.17
56 1V0 10 11 170 .2511
1 10 (I 1 14 .250
50 OR Ul 7 131 .2.13
50 131 22 27 187 .2.11
81. 7 n 41 .25a
78' 8 6 141 .202
31 81 0 12 09 .282
0 14 1 3 18 .230
20 70 12 18 09 ,240
45 118 15 0 157 .249
00 120 28 22 100 .248
2 8 32 .248
H D 120 ,248
1 1 32 .248
6 a 55 "47
13 14 108 ,240
II 1(1 117 .243
7
27
01
28
i?
85
5
83
211
68
78
47 116 24
10 35 0
10 i2l 2
27 44 2
14 50 3
ni 1U7 14
30 .212
(IX ."4 J
19 ID 101 ,241
06
Oil
130
40
243
10
,240
,230
,280
130
70 201
84 247
04 252
01 184
17 0
lna 857
TragreBeer. lloa. 88 SO
Kvana. Iloaton. 71 241
Steele, St. I.. 27 40
1-ouden. Clnn.. .134 4.18
Johnaton, Pltta.lll SOU
Klllerer, rhlla.. 84 247
O Wllaon, St. Lll.1 835
llancrott. I'hlla. 134 453
Archer. Chlo... 77 210
Klacher, Pitta,, 103 277
Ilalrd. Pitta.. ,,124 411
Jaaper. SI. I... 21 81
Cnrhan. St 1...103 203
WUIIama, St. 1.. 82 24
Rarlden. N. Y..4.11 351
Hrottem. St. L.. 23 21)
Mamaui. Pitta., 42 07
llutler. St. I... 84 102
Hunter. Chlo... 23 84
t'oomba, iiKiyn. 24
m
SO ,288
00 ,287
1X8 "A7
68 122 18 10 170 .287
52 1U7 15 0 163 .238
11 63 .'.MS
8 176 ,234
2 0 ,233
17 110 .2.13
2 4.' .232
2 18 .231
10 174 .231
6 80 ,230
K
It
12
44
124
,1
33
15
08 124
10 28
30
33
0
811
31
18
30
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25
30
2
30
2?
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Cletz. Uklm
Colllna, Iloaton,
Schmidt, I'ltta.
O'Mara. llklyn.
Cooper, rhlla.,,
Wortm-n, Chi,,
Uugey, rhlla,.,
O. Smith. N. Y. 5 1
1'i.rrv. ('hlcaao. 2 1
Hughra, Iloaton, 40 13
Schupp N. Y... 27 8
Allen. Iloaton... 10
Alexander. I'hlla
Cheney, llklyn..
Kliry. l'hlllle...
lferrer. llklyn..
itoaton
llklyn..
fiua
"i
54
ill
iff
7
04
55
PITCHlKO KECORDS
O. W. I SO.I1II.
70
00
09
61
50
34
0
82
13
46
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15
8
5
20
0
8
8
1
20
4
0
4
0
2 2
0 2
IS 13
1
00 .220
0.1 .227
70 .220
50 .-'.'.I
2 .222
.2
.220
.220
.217
17
00
12
69
111
4 123
17 115 .215
7 72 .215
8 105 .215
13 116 ,214
8 67 .214
H.I ''1.1
114 .212
I) .212
71 .208
O ,208
87 .208
7 ,207
27 .200
26 ,206
11 .200
111 .204
4
Si
48
47
.204
.203
.1)
,190
'0 .196
BO ,100
13 .182
llagan.
Itucker,
tlrlmea,
I'errllt.
Mamaur, Pitt
ltii,1lnh. lloa
Marquard. Hkn
Mentun, N. Y .,
Coomba, llklyn
Tyler, Pnalon,,
Cooper, Pitta..,
iioaK. ni. iauii
7 .1
2 1 III)
00 64 122
75 82 7
8 2 Oil till mi
42 20 11 156 4A "t
88 20 4) 165 100 101 14
81 2U 0 178 07 220 12
m -1 I" 111
26 12 8 81
0 2 1 14
4 2 I 111
York 89 18 10 103
42 21
?? 17
111
H.WP. Av.
ia u i.uoo
1 1.00(1
84
.14 13
24 11
30 13
39
Packard. Chic. 8
llemaree. I'hlla. SO
Tearaau. N Y
Hallee. N Y ,
Nehf, Iloaton
n . . . in u
H. Smith. llklyn S3 12
lender, rniuiea, ;o
Vaughn, Chlo. 41
Mitchell Clncln. 28
Mathewaon, Cln. IS
Uall, lirooaiyn. . w
Wataon, Kt i...
JIajer. rbllllM,
kilr,n. ChlC. .
Lavender, chic
Haulbach Boa.
K Miller. Pitta. SO
laaper. Uui,... 21
Anderaon, N Y 84
Amu, St. T;oula. 48
Harmon, Pitta. 80
Uoaelay. Clncln 28
fieadowaBt. U 48
Jacoba, PI ta 32
Carter. Chlo. 8
Chalmera. rhlla. 12
Kantlehner.Phlla 84
SlrQullUn.rhlle. 21
IB
8
33
SI
HIS
8 ,800
2 .HOI)
a .7'
,1100
.non
ni 24s r. ,tt
40 124 1 'Ml
7 85 0 .007
8 23 O ,087
68 232 1 iHlA
IS 14J 127 24(1 8 ,043
11) 119 30 230 8 030
0 88 31 144 8 ,021
H 114 6(1 108 8 010
T 40 39 118 1 ,011
0 93 61 178 a 591
12 102 01 100 8 .671
.2 82 64 179 1 .571
8 0 80 81 142 0 ,671
17 IS 120 45 227 4 507
17 13 06 63 227 8 507
10 8 46 27 186 0 .650
.1 ., i hii z .nnn
10 02 40 183 4 41
i n 4ii an i.fi 4 naa
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10 10 40 43 20i 3 600
4 4 18 8 76 1 ,600
U 0 73 43 142 f .600
4 4 28 26 67 0 ,800
8 0 02 27 124 8 ,BOll
0 7 42 43 104 3 ,402
11 18 08 04 ISO 2 ,4.18
6 H 88 85 88 II ,485
IS 10 125 70 288 4 t448
8 10 89 48 183 8 .444
1 1 II l! il 1 .444
10 13 94 33 108 8 .435
JO 13 02 64 212 (I .486
8 11 01 38 108 4 .421
T 10 68 09 148 7 .412
13 19 112 108 244 7 .400
0 0 48 37 147 1 .400
3 8 18 16 80 f .400
3 4 21 18 50 8 ,8X3
5 16 60 60 148. 2 .260
1 8 21 J3 60 1 111
NEW YORK POLO
TEAM HERE FOR
LOCAL CONTEST
National Championship v at
Stake in Game at" Phil
adelphia C. C. Today
STAR POURS OF EAST
Tlio polo championship of the United
Htate.i will be decided this afternoon, when
the Eaitcrn team. compoed of the famous
Meadowbrook players, clashes with the
Southeastern four, all of whom are l'hll
adelphlans, ot the Philadelphia Country
Club Held at Bala.
The match will bo the last In the three
series to decide the title, The .Southeast
ern quartet handed an artistic trlmmlnic
to the Western team last Saturday, nnd
the New Yorkers earned the right to meet
them when they downed the Southern tearn
on Wednesday, through splendid team
work and line ladMdual play ot Mil
burn and Steienion.
There' Is little doubt that the Phlladel.
phlani ivlll ko down to defeat. At least,
that Is tiro opinion of followers of the sport,
while one member of the local team said
there was little hope, after he had wit
nessed the victory of the Kastern team. Tho
match, however, should be much closer than
the other two, due to the fact that the
Southeastern four will start tho contest
with an advantage In the form of cleien
Boals handicap.
PENN ELEVEN OPENS
SEASON WITH VINCOME
Continued from Page One
a large crowd should turn out to get a
glimpse of the new team Olllclals have
not been selected, but some of the coaches
probably will run the game.
Harvard opens the season with Colby at
Cambridge, and the contest has attracted
quite a little Interest. This Is the first
j car that Ilaughton has not coached the
Crimson early In the season, and Leo
Lcary. his successor, has been getting the
men In shape. Only three icterans are
back, the prospects for a good team are
not encouraging nnd the work of the new
men will be eagerly watched. Last ear
Harvard won by tho scoro of 30 to C, nnd
should hae no trouble In running up a
score today,
GOOD TEAM AT STATE
Penn State has been very quiet for the
last month, although the team has been
practicing eiery day, H Is reported that
Harlow has the best team that eier rep
resented the college, and wo will get a line
on It when Susquehanna Is played this aft
ernoon. The teams did not meet last year.
Uucknell lines up against Bloomsburg Nor
mal, and it will be one of the usual early
season conflicts. Nothing' Is known of
either team.
New Hampshire, while not rated ery
high, will ghe Dartmouth a good work
out and may force the Green team to show
some good football.
Neither Vale, Princeton, Cornell nor
Pittsburgh will get Into action until tho
following week.
T.lneup;
1'eno. Poeltlon. Vlnroma.
Thomtt left end.. ., O.bnrne
Mathen a left tackle , . . . . Keed
Wlrkman left guard . . llutler
J., tlrajr ..center.. IVn.hburn
llennlng right guard,, lolan
.title ... , riant tackle... Huurli
Miller right end Diamond
Ilrynnt quarterback Lurch
I.UIC ...a........ir
Iioitanerty .
iUlllame ..
ft hnlfhnrlt . . II---.
.right halfbark I. In,
. ...fullburk Campmano
DOCTOR It. IS WINNER
Philadelphia Entry Wins 2:16 Pace
' Race at Allentown
AM.KNTOWX. Pa Sept. 23 The final
day'a racing program at tha Allentown Fair
produced eport the equal of any during the
meeting, 120 entries atartlne In the fourteen
claeaea.
The Philadelphia entry. Doctor It., won the
unflnlahrd 2.10 pace from Thuraday'a card.
The Virginia colt, Faroa. by Koroa, won the
three-year.old trot ln straight heats with eaee.
flooring hla tenth atralght victory and a new
record.
In winning the 2:08 pace Mary Constman
repeated her victory ot Wedneeday In the 2:11
fiace. The Heading horae. Peter Jeptune. ron
eated each heat tu the wire, tut could not out
atep the "Jeraey mare," ahe winning each heat
In the atretch.
The 2:21 trot produced a field of fourteen
atartera. Thelma.Aah took the opening heat In
a cloae flnlah wrth Quaker Boy. after which
the local entry. Brooklyn Hal. -waa aent to the
front and won aa.he pleaecd with several lengtha
to apare In eachieat.
The 2:20 para required the limit of five heat
to decide tha winner. Victor Voto won the event
In game flnlahea after loalng two heata, and
acored a new record.
Team of Byrnes vs. Ledger A. A,
The Byrne 11. B. Club, of which eight of the
membera are brothera and two coualna but
all Byrnea will play the Ledger A. A. to
morrow at a ground yet to he decided on. The
Hyrne team hae been training for aeteral weeka
under the tutelage ot Joe Byrne, well known
In local aemlpro ranka, and eipecta to give the
new-paper hoya a good bruah. Joe and Ig.
natlua Byrne play third baae and left Held, re
spectively, for Ledger, but will work agalnat
their teammatea In tomorrow's claah. The
ilneup:
LEtlOEn THE BYItNES'
Farrell, lb. Coualn Harry, e.
Watt. aa. Iirother Tom. cf,
Auguatlne, c. Brother Joe, as,
Spealman. cf. nrother Ignatlua, lb,
Nault)'. 8b, Brother Ed, p.
Daly, 2b. Coualn Jack, 2b,
Dougherty, rf. Brother Jim. If,
HoKerker, If. Brother Harry. 3b.
Itodgera, p, Iirother Bill, rf.
liber, p. Brother Jatk, utility,
flynn, p.
Dodgers' World's Title Eligiblcs
BROOKLYN. Sept. 23. The management of
the Brooklyn National League Baseball Club has
made known a Hat of the namea of thoaa plaiera
on the team qualified to participate In the
world'a serlea and split the money reaulting
from the unit, provided the Itoblna clan la one
of the competing teams. Those named are Larry
Cheney, Jack Coomba, Wheeaer Dell, Ilube Mar.
guard. Jeff Pferfer, Nap Itucker. Sherrod Smith,
Edward Appleton, Walter Mails, Jake Daubert.
Ueorge Cutsbaw. Qua (lata, Jlmmle Johnaon,
John T. (Chief) Meyers, Otto Miller, Mike Mow
rer. Fred Merkle. Ity Myers, Ivan Olaon, Ollle
O'Mara, Casey blengel and SSaeh Wheat.
West Point Is Working Hard
WEST POINT. N. T. Bapt 53 What Is
worrying tha Army coachea moBt right now is
tha problem of developing a couple of sets of
flrat'Strlng backa to take the burden ot advane
Ing the ball off tha varaltr backfletd combina
tion. The latter consists or Ford, Ollphant and
Vldal Much time waa spent yesterday ln trying
out several new combinations,
Runs Scored in a Week
bu Major League Clubs
RUNS scored by all tcrtms In
American and National Leagues
from Saturday, September 15, to
Friday, September 22, inclustvc.
Only runs that figure In official aver
ages ore included. Scores of incom
plete games arc not counted, but
the scores of games of five innings
or more arc Included in the table:
AMERICAN MUGCF,
f. H. M T W. T. r.TU
Beaton .,. 4 a 4 8 4 10 431
Athlftln ., a A t 4 7 a 8 St
Chicago 0 S S B S O 030
.New lork 4 1 8 I 78
Cleveland ....... 8 0 6 S 8 17.1
Detroit 4 6 0 1 3 3 0 tt
Ht. l-enl. ...110314 0 tt
Washington ,...301032 5 tl
NATIONAL I.I--V0t'K
. . . M. T. W. T. r.Tls.
New lork It 3 14 4 4 6 tt
Phllllea It A 0 10 3 ,738
Brooklyn S A 3 4 6 1134
Cincinnati '4 8 1 It B 8 31
I'lltabnrgh 5 I 8 8 4J-IJ
noatnn 7 3 0 4 4 B tS
St Louis ......10818 110
Chicago .. ..3123008
Did net play.
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
Club.
Brooklyn .,
l'hllllea ,.,
lioston ..,,
Jew York
Pittsburgh
I hlct'RO .,
St. 1-miU ,
1 Inrlnnatl
Club.
Boston ,.,,
hlcnae ,,
Detroit ,.,,
New ork ,
St, I.oul .,
I let eland .,
Mathlngton
Athletic. ,,
tin two,
NATIONAL I.KAtltli:
Wen. Lent. Tel. Win. l-e. Split.
....80 66 .010 t.OIA 3.001 .008
....S3 67 .603 f.69l i..18i ,69t
. .. 58 68 ,614 f.670 i.AK.1 ,573
... 10 07 .5St T.618 I..11I ,631
....61 80 ,448 4.438 3.443 ,440
. . . 08 St ,434 4.44 i.4J0 ,431
.... 00 6.1 .414 t,4tt 3.408 .415
57 B .300 4 SOS 3.303 .392
AMERICAN LF.AOVJE
Wen. Lo-t. Trt. Win Lo-e
83 60 .690 .603 .680
84 03 .311 .614 .600
., 84 01 .508 .571 .601
75 89 .671 .57t .518
,. 70 It .818 .617 .610
, IB It .510 .61.1 .607
71 It .407 .5110 .493
St 111 .t24 .230 4132
3Lose two.
(two
SCHEDULE tOR TODAY
NATIONAL LKAaUR
Cincinnati at Philadelphia cloudy
tanilM)!'OI,U "' Nfw Yrk partly cleudy (two
gamei.')"0 t IlrooUyn partly cloudy (two
ritt-burth nt llo.lon cloudy (two games).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletic at Ht. Louis lear,
ew lork nt c lilrnto clear,
lloslen at Cleveland clear.
Washington at Detroit rlrar.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies. 7i Pittsburgh. 4.
New lork. A thlraco. 0,
Brooklyn. 11, 81. Louie. 1.
Cincinnati. Hi Boston. 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis, fli Athletics. 3.
Detroit, Ol Washington. 8,
IlnMon. 4 Cleveland, 1,
Chlrago. fli New lork, 3.
RAIN CAUSES POSTPONEMENT
OF COLUMBUS CIRCUIT MEET
Yesterday's Races to Be Decided on
Progrnm for Today
COLUMBUS. O.. Sept, 23. Though there
were only three class, raeea on jester
day's program of Grand Circuit racing. It
was Impossible to finish one of tho eients,
as rain put the track out of condition when
some of the Interested drivers were asking
that the sundown rule be observed and that
the sixth heat of the 2:06 pace be deferred.
The.shower cut short the discussion, nnd
the race. In which Judge Ormonde and Bar
light each haie two heats, will be resumed
this afternoon. This race waa bit
terly fought In the third heat. Barllght
had won the first two from Auto Zombro
before the Judges took a hand. Prior to
the third mile they put Dick McMalion up
behind Auto Zombro and warned Valentine
that he must try with Judge Ormonde.
Auto Zombro broke and dropped out of the
fight that lasted to the lery finish, with
Fred Ilussell nosing out Judge Ormonde In
:034. Barllght waa a good third. Just
as the finishing mark was passed Valen
tine reached over and struck Snow, driver
of Fred Ilussell. with his whip.
Fred Ilussell did not carry the argument
so well In the fourth heat, and it was won
by Judge Ormonde.whlch also got the fourth
one In slow time. In the auction pools.
Judge Ormonde, Fred Ilussell and Auto
Zombro wcro well played in order named.
Change Made In C. II. S. Schedule
iJ7?l,h,,7' "i L,.chn " n the open
iil'.S' '.h? t-nlrl High football achedule. owing
,0... ? ''e opening of school. The first game
7" s?..S"'r X",m"".,0 Hlh School. OctSbSJ
7. Instead of National Farm Schoo lA next Sat
udy,' """"r Hated. The complete ached
ule followa: .October 7, Wilmington H. 8., at
Houston Field! October 14. Frankford II H.
at Houston Field! October 21, Germantown it
8.. at Houston Field! October 28, Wimamson
Trades School, at Houaton Field i November 4?
Southern II. 8 at Houston Field! November
11, Northeast 11. S . at Houaton Fieldi Novem
ber 18, Weat Philadelphia H. S away,
Pottstown Nine to Meet Stetson Team
The Pottstown champions of the Schuylkill
Valley League will show their claaa to I'Miat-
ilMlnhla fane thla afternoon. whn ,v,u -...-
with the motion, A A, at Fourth and Derka
streets. Pet Hart line, on whom Hugh Jen-
iiiiih , , , mi. ,n,i, iu, ui. upB(atera
while Boy Thomaa will depend on Hesselbachei
to break tha visitors' winning streak.
ana. oi?veiisuu win ua id vaicning.
Manger
Segal, of P. M. C Hurts Shoulder
CHESTKH. Pa Sept. 28 Captain Lou Be.
gal, of the Pennsylvania Military College foot
ball team, le on the sidelines with a dislocated
ahoulder. Tha Philadelphia boy will accompany
the aquad to Betterton, Md., next week, but
will not get Into the line-up for some time.
Big Demand for W. S. Tickets
BOSTON. Sept. 28. More than 4000 appllca
tlona have been received at Red Hox headquar
ters tiere for world's eeriea tlcketa.
Midvale Employes Have Meet Today
One of the moat Important local athletic eenta
will be the flrat annual track meat to be held
by tha employea of the Midvale Steel Company
thla afternoon at the Northeast High School
athletlo field. Twenty-ninth and Cambria alreeta.
RACING TODAY AT
HAVRE DE GRACE
'. SEVEN RACES
Special race tralna direct to course! Penna.
n. H. leave Broad Bt. 13J4 p. m Weat Polls,
13:38 P. m, B. O. leave 34th and Chestnut
Bis. 12:45 p. m.
Admission, Grandstand and
Paddock, $1.50. Ladies, $1.00
FAIR RACQUET
WIELDERS PLAY
FINALS TODAY
Mrs. Gilbert Harvey and
Miss Phyllis Walsh Clash
for Singles Crown
MRS. SMITH IN TWO EVENTS
Unless Miss Alice Cunningham, of the
Longwood Cricket Club, Boston, turns up
at the eleventh hour today at the Phila
delphia Cricket Club, St. Martin's, her
right to claim the women's singles tennis
championship of Philadelphia and district
will go by default to the winner ot the
final round of the annual tournament this
afternoon between Miss Phyllis Walsh and
Mrs. Gilbert Harvey.
Mrs. Harvey gained the nnal bracket on
Thursday by defeating Mrs. W P. Nowhall
while Miss Walsh was forced yesterday to
three hard sets nnd forty-four games be
fore she adxanced bver Mrs. Ilobert Herold,
at 8-7, 9-11, 6-2. Both plnjcrs were bound
to win this match. Miss Walsh In order
to axenge her defeat of the South Jersey
championship, and Mrs. Herold to prove
that said defeat was not n fluke. So they
battled for two hours nnd n half, nt the
end of which time Mrs. Herold, considerably
the elder of the two, was ready to drop
from exhaustion,
ln the doubles nnal tho 1915 winners,
Mrs. W. P. Ncwhall nnd Miss Gertrude
Osthelmcr. will meet Mrs. It. H. Smith and
Miss Sarah Nellson Mrs. Smith Is nlso
In the final of the mixed doubles, with
Charles It. Jennings, against Mrs. 12. II.
Krumbhnar and J T, Thayer,
The singles (lnnl will get under way nt
2 o'clock this afternoon. It will be fol
lowed by the doubles final, and this In
turn will be follow ed by the mixed doubles
final. The three consolation eients will
also be concluded today.
HAVRE DE GRACE
ENTRIES FOR MONDAY
. Flrat race, two-iear-nlila. eelllna. 5H fur
longa Pastelln, 100; Lobelia. 101: Tooleie, 1(13,
Burbank. 101. Kentucky Hoy. nil; (al'Hpectre.
100! (a)Iteprobatc, 108. Stnlnnrt Van, 103.
(a)Counled
Second race, for three-year-olda and up, sell,
Ing. mile and TO ards 'Saratoga, 103t Hue
eyes. 111! Golden Uale, 111; Dinah Do. US,
Edna Kenna, 101: Prraumptlon. 10T. Fonla
(Imp). 103.
, Thlrcl race, for fillies. two-ear-o1da. 8 fur
!0.n.""rb),,onnl W'lteh. 122: (bHlolden Hod.
115: Hercnest, IIS: Polly J., loo, Queen of the
Water, 115: Olory Belle. 113; Mella, 113:
Artemis. 11.1. (b)Whltnry entry.
lourth rice, three-year-olda, handicap mile
and 70 yards Fllttergold, nil; I'addy Whack.
110; Airman. 10.1: Tea Cuddy, 103; Saaln. 03;
Wooden Shoes. 103 : Venetln. 0.1.
Hftti race, three-sear-olda. eelllng, 5H fur
I?."?" ! Can, l.f.2: Tudor King, lli, Ed
Yi'U U?' Alberta True Hit. -Urleelle (Imp),
1 ": Tantivy. 104: Nenator Casey, 107; Wlaard,
!nr! ' Ibje, ion; Woodfalr. 107. Orperth.
107: Damlelta. 104; Plquette, 100.
Sixth race, two.year-olda, 514 furlnnga
Leonle. 110. Arnold. 112: Jack Carl. Hil: Friend
leea. 101; Woodtrap. 118, Bally. 108; Daddy
Lonfl'.T-a. .108; Hiannls. ' 108; Spectre, 103;
r.aahl)le, 1(18. f
Seventh race, three-year-olda and up. selling,
mile and ,0 jarde 'Bnie Water, 03; Brave, loilj
Stellarlna. 1)8; Hon HedOclii, 101; Flair Day,
J.1" A.Jnbr."' .I.US! uail" T- ItSi Humllla
'o". 103: Ilojal Interest. 113; Vales. 108; J'eep
nignt. 1U8.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, clear; track, alow.
Small Field in Cup Race
LOUI8VILLE. Ky., Sept. 23. One of the
smallest, though probably tho beat. Held which
n,.Jac, ,lw barrier alnce the Inauguration
I it"1-?"!" .TJ111 lhH ,n ,he 'ouh renewal
of the Louisville Cup for three. ear-olds and
upward, at two miles, at Douglaa Park, here
today. Of the twenty-four horses nominated for
this event not more than alx are expected to
go to the poet, of which It la possible three will
he from the stable of A. K. Macomber. The
Macomber eligible are Star Hawk. Dodge and
Hank O Day.
Youngsters for Toledo in 1917
TOLEDO. O. Sept. 23 Boger Hreanahan.
owner and manager of the Toledo American
Association Club, has announced here that To
ledo la not Interested in the minor league draft
at Auburn. N. Y; no effort having been made
to obtain player from that direction. Brrsna
nan declared he has seen no players who looked
good enough for AA company and for that
reason passed up hla chancea. He will build up
hla next year' club with nungatera Inatead of
ex-Federal Leaguers, he aald.
Yale Football Player Expelled
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 23. nobert Theobald
has been found guilty of breaking the training
rulea and la no longer a member of the Yale
football aquad. according to an announcement
made yesterday by the omclnla The announce
ment occasioned surprise, because former Yale
f1aere who have been dropped from the team
n previous aeaaona have been quietly removed.
i
Tildcn and Hawk in Tennis Final
HADDONFIKLD. N. J . Sept 23 William
T. Tllden. 2d. and Dr. P. 1). Hawk, both of
the Cynwid Club, will meet this afternoon
In the final round of the fli at annual Camden
County tennis championship at the Haddon
Country Club, aa a result of victories In the
semtnnala yesterday.
Toots Shultz in Form for Game
Wallace .Toota" Shultz arrived laat night
at the residence of the McNIchol boya and mp-
Seared In good physical condition for todayra
all game on Sirawbrldge Sc Clothler'a Held,
Slxty-aecond and Walnut alreeta. Shultg will
occupy the box for Logan Square against the
Bacharach (Hints In the aevcnlh and deciding
conteal of the aerlea.
Easterners Favor Eight Clubs
WOBCESTER. Mais . Sept. 23 Sentiment
among the dlrectora of the Eastern Baseball
League, at a apeclal meeting; here yesterday.
waa aald to favor a league of eight cluba next
year Inatead of ten cluba. with which the last
aeaaon atarled. No formal action on the matter
will be taken, however, until the annual meeting
ot the league here on October 10.
Robinson Back With Harvard
CAMBRIDGE, Maai., Sept. 23. Harvard's
football eleven gained a first-string quarter
hack yesterday through a ruling by the admlnlt.
trallva board of the unherilty In remn.lng the
probationary restrictions from W F Robinson
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U1IILS. prlenrtv1 and larnnm. an calendar
OHtLS with office experience! Rood pay nnd
chance for advancement. Mlaa Mallor. 210
. W. Somerset at
"W't'.'ii cJl,n,U.;rk. PrleSBlTkTlo7ler
. Co.. JaapcrandWUIard atl.
GHISWOLD WORSTED CO.
DAnrrY: vk.
Ktarllng un new machinery, wants clrlit good
wages; ateady work and wilt pay while learn.
HOSIERY LEABNERS WANTED
on topping, knitting, mending
and on string machines.
We furnish nrat-clasa Instructors,
and tiay glrla while learning, , '
, ,un.1 ha,S Plenty of work
, All the time after they have learned.
Thla la a fine opportunity.
wa'Mc?'Wilson iiosiEnr co.
4333 Orchard. at,. Frankford.
H?V?raX;iW,orkTnlrU,on fsnlleman?. farTr!
Sf"r54W'rid,r.'r'."., "Jtron. to one child.
HiVjEVOriKT:! maM' experienced 1 1 cooking"
end downstair work! eecond, waiting- and
Mn",ISS!;rw1ork- 7I!'. Wneeln Drli?. wner V.
Hprlngnldae Phone Chestnut Hill 8.17.
HOI'HEWOnK. general7ep7Tfor family "
adults. 1 child! wagea. 0, reference required!
fuhurhai aulendld home for rlaht Mraan? Meet
. lady Ledger, Central. JO m. Jlonday.
INFANT'S NURSE White, capable: ood t,7.
erence.312 carpenter JaneiMount AJre.
KN1TTEH8. exparlenced on circular aDHnir
heard needle machlnea Hygienic Fleeced Un
derwear Company. 2415 N, Howard.
for hi.J?riEnX'5on ON MACHINE
ror hlgh-clasa dreaamak net reference from
7,, tvy'k1" itbll.hment. r" OlfSd?
Ma?ket at Dreismaklng Shpp, flf U flbo?;
STItAWBRIIXlB & CLOTHIER
ATrialpffaieiffaj1 - .S - .. '
rf. - I ' T"i".Y'vrL,,B'"Jr.'1 ..on ailK
8AI-E8WOMAN for out i Me work: milSPhavJ
5bl5l',yi!end,.yPc,.rnt?.r,t i W"k "'"'
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SALESWOMEN
.. LIT BRQTIIERS REQUIRE RALES.
WOMEN FOR VABIOUH OEI'AltT
VII.-M1.U itinrv u,i.n t. ...1'JA
BEAU. '
APPLY EMPLOYMENT 11 U-
8EAM3THEH8 Prot.l caoable; ni7
5it rer. Write E. Whelen. Torresdile. Phiii!
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SOLICITORS, eiperlenced. for advertlilng on
.commlsslon basis. Apply O 158. ledger Office.
BTENOOnAPHER wanted whocan-cTperate
telephone exchange) atate age. experience eal-
nr'v"p!E.,?l,n1 ,.n"m.r,eteenc Addreea
B. A., Postoffice Box 8500,
BTE.NOaitAPHER. uulck and accurate.
perience on dictaphone! stlte age. salary and
with ex.
experience. I' 830. Ledger Office,
STK.VOOIIAPHER Protestant! recent JlTah
School gradualii salary IV to arart. A 202.
1cdgcr Office.
TEACHEII, nathe. French, wanted for private
school; deilrable place. National Teachera'
Agency. D.JI, Cook. Mir.. 827 Perry Bldg.
TELEPHONE : OPERATORS The Bell Telephone
vu iimii, un, iiamun a operaiora 10 in
telligent young women between 18 and 22
yeara old; salary 10 a week while learning
with rapid advancement! a ateady position' as
aured, with pleasant surroundings and unuaual
opportunity of promotion. Apply In peraon to
lh! u,,LTt,.",,;on.' Company'a operator.'
achool, 400 Market at., dally between 8 30
a m and ft p. m,, Monday. Tuesday and Frl
day evenlnga between 7,80 and 8.30 o'clock.
TELEPHONE, OPERATORS, local and Tone dla-
!rw.,.TPr!.'nc"d' Afo'r Keystone-Telephone
Co 135 8 2d St.. Hoom 403.
WAITRESS, competent and expert, reference" re
quired.. Write or phone Mre. It. W. Bteel,
Bryn Miwr, Pa. phone Bryn Mawr 540.
WOMAN OK EXECUTIVE ABILITYaTmYnage7
of publication office! 1750 cash required! aal
?.r,i,!20. 1r,t !."". Pnthai 32S thereafter.
M 344, Ledger Central
'-lwMwwMMBeew 1 1 i 111
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WOMAN'' Mwnal," renVbieT"whM.' fear aewwlsl
",-;."i.-2r"w" . ratal w. whrte. tt eteaHi
hooeewe m ,, W,, taas an a-74
Tnompeon, If N, Sonet i.i Atlantic (Srv.
2Tilf".t"".,M' Addreai, etatlnc age, eiaen-
facfSV0 m:Mi? B rt ".-aid 4
In S2i -SLSSff1!"!? Phlladerphfa. i ei aeslet
SU. t recerdu hour, a to 5 Jeji Iraleiri
rin.c.".",r".. tot dealrahle. Tt. X!
Ilranch Heerell and Terreedale areei,, ftTfU.
HELP WANTED ilALFj
TYcTAftT,r,fC- ft .P-A-J "Sfeo-el
5SlS'W
"LNDENT roacVlne shop. 830-tloi
macnina anop nut of (own. tlnnn
. Liol LANI) TITLri. nuii7uir
ASSISTANT BALE8 MANAOMR
"iSrrii.""".""' !lr'n sales and HnemroTSee
foe ... i.r.: ".V1 lorporstioni man nee
iSuMMU,,L,M..m,n,ri good salary 1
f?f!S2id opportunity tor advanremeeiti 1
Ledger Office. """n' Aaereea
,,newhFiir,A"r1fl,c,1 wsntrfl preferaWf
Re w!lMe.-5prt, "urrougha machine: maai
. 23.rlfeldg,rnofflcU-,, "-"' "" A
IMr1ea.KE alf5:."omf k.1wled of grocery taet'
?afarr .Arfi!' '.'."'i!? ij exparleeroe and v
- "" ISJZ. expected. M B30, ,edger OTHce. .
vnn'.XE.'. AMnmors. for offic
nvfW ,2V,T',, )UiKATioNr mutt "
Jd"' OF?CE.ATH AMI.
joaizb! T8, A8K for ' W"
V.l5'ohnbdncd..,'v'r."fea ,
"e J"in,,,,im "hipping office. 10 to IS jara
SJ.?.r,i'-ll7 t?.,,"rt.t 20 Per month. Ad
""i jnhandwrltlng. I 420, ledger Sffiee.
.T..!!,'.?'1 '." eed Gordon preaa; muarielo
Office. ""on- and willing. A 2S3, Ledger
ntJ,irJSt."Tucencl. age IB. for office work! '
iiS-?.u.n,,.re?1"' ln "" handwriting. M lil,
uegxir central.
USU.JnS,nM Ur? mf. establishment! teed
chance forpromotlonv A 213. Ledger OfSceT"
"ri.l0 17' wjnted tor atoreroom of aaer
cantlle house! ret, req. A 210. Ledger Office.
I!0J:Ur'aJ.' '?" noHfr storei muit furnish refer--J?ng'g?'!t"rjr
Flower Bhop.' 112 8. I2th,
DtiY.r "iW1 ?'n? work! elate age and
-Jgajg"- Addre.a A. T.. P. O. Box 8443.
"r-T, KVn? Jf",c ,n2 toorr. Apply Wolf '
9i'thlrdJIoor, thsjCjillowhfil.
C0.T.w!!,,.o Tut hardware on boxcV! Bhelp
-AJSanisrlft. Inc., 814 N. Lawrence. v
,,0JHi wailed for work In officii tale-age, eg-K-SI!.!""1
??'?"!: ?rted. Answer la own.
handw1tlng, t 160, Ledger Central. '
BOTH, near l4. continuation echool. ateady ipoal
tlon. advancement and trade. P 432. Ledger
ornce.
10YB rn.ltlona are open to several boy, be
tween 10 and 18 years ot age. who cga aub
urn I taat Ufa ctory refi O 340. Ledger Office.
BOYS. 10 and over, to pack email hardware!
advancement;IO prweel3287 Arch t,
BIJA8S MOLDER. IS 52 per day; cltlxe"m"ippT;
ln peraon, Frankford Arsenal. Brtdesburg.
CHAUFFEUR, able-bodred. for aulocartruekr
muit be able to do minor repair: permanent
R"iUlon state age. experience and aalary.
P 303. Ledger Office.
DRAFTSMAN Architectural draftiman of abll"
LliJ!1"1 "P-. to.dealgn and detail business
uimni, ,yr me unuea uu improvemeeii ve.
riaeiit
wanted at once. Apply BIO
illty Bldg.
DRAFTSMAN, bright, young man, technical edu
cation, experienced, wanted by Aeroplane Mo-
JorManufaclurer. p 840 Ledger Central.
EI'.lA,N,) HOT Chance for advancementl wages
4.no pexweek,IM35, Ledger Office. ,
FITTERS AND MECHANICS wanted! boiler and
tankwork .Cruae-Kemper Co., Ambler. Pa. r
INSTRUMENT MAKERS. 13.24 "to 35 per" day
of 8 hours: tool makers. 3.52 to IB; ma.
chlnlsts. 12,78 to 15; aaststant machinists. 12
to 12.00. baaed on exnerlence and raoaelle:
automatic turret lathe operators, Cleveland,
iroyn nnarpe, le.osi rotter Johnaon,
8 50: hand turret lath nwrilnr,. IS ia 1X.1A,
higher compenaatlon when on piecework;
akUled laborer. 2 to 12.24; solderera, 32.34.
Apply Frankford Arsenal, preferably ln per
eon, Bridraburc.
I
IRON WOnKERS We want 200 atreng
men, between 23 and 40 yearn of age,
not under 5 feet T Inchea, ISO pound
weight, for night work; 00 hours per
week; wages 115 at start; piece workera
earn much mora; ateady work Indoora;
heat of conditions; no trouble; real lobe
for men wanting to locate permanently.
Mtatn age. nationality ana experience.
Address A. W.. Postoffice Box 8481.'
Station O.
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JAPANNER WANTED Muat be first-clan mint
those familiar with spraying method preferred!
5ood position for right man. Apply 0 o'clock.'
londay. Atwater-Kent Mfg. Worka, Htenton
, ave. and E . I.ogan at . near Wayne. Junction.,
KNITTERS, experienced on circular apr!ntboard
needle machine Hygienic Fleeced Underwear
Co., 2415 N. Howard.
LABORERS for outilda workT 12.24 jper "day of
hours. Apply Frankford Arsenal, Brldeiburg.
LABOnKRS. " 60. wanted. Cruee-Kemper, Co.T
Ambler. Pa.
MAN AND WIFE.-wnlte, takeeole charge of
house In country near city, man required to
be a trained butler and wife rook and do
general houaeworlc In a household of It ap
plicants muat be aober, honeet and capable;
unqueatlonable references. F 440. Ledger
Central. ,
MAN AND WIFE wanted to take chars ot
achool building) aalary 37 per week; light,
heat and two comfortable living rooms free; -applicant
muat furnish best of refereaoes. 1
Addreas n, R.. P O Box 8300., , fi ,
MAN wanted A reliable, single" whltenvail to
asalat on amatt farm: good mllkert referencee?
Krmanent place Addreas Box 83, KoseeaoaL
i.fiPenna 11. R .
MECHANIC to work on Autocar; must be a
married man experienced and competent to
make repalra on thla type car; thla la m
splendid opening for a reliable, ateady man
dealrlng to change hla position. Apply to
private owner P O. Box 1280. giving es
perience and aalary per week dealred,
HMllATIlt;
All-around talking machine mechanic, with a
thorough, practical knowledge, to take care 01 '
talking machine plant In Ohio; good aalary
and aplendld opportunity for advancement. J
Addreaa M 083L Ledger Office. t i
MEN wanteoT for rolling mllfworki flnlshera.
roughen. Btlcker-lns; stralghteners. heater
helpera and laborer. Apply at once, John
IlllngworthSteel Co., Iwle and Tacooy. rkH.
MEN WANTED Bollermakera. locomotive ma- 1 '
chlntsta. car repairmen, laborers, looeaiotlve '
cleaners. Penna. It. It. Call nllKllbeW at,
MEN. 10. wanted to learn the sausage and park'
packing bualneaa; 22o per hour. Apply 3043 '
u.rniiiigwn v. . .
1'ir-UKltM waniea on nne woolen yarn, jess- ,, ,
tnan King jk cons, nc, tiancocMana aseQ '
eomery jve. .-,,' i-i
rniVATB BECHETAm' Young man or wtata ,
wanted by Ihe headmaater of a boye aeaeMH FA!
located In the country, about 70 mllea (rem--'
Philadelphia! m'lit he good st flgurea and a We
to keep the booka and a capable ethnographer
and typist; board lodging and washing pro
vldedi etale experience, reference and alary'
ln flrt letter to receive consideration. M Ml,
LedgerjCMIee. t . , . r
QUILI.EnS wanted. , Apply To Jamea Dean, ease,
John Jimea Dobson. Inc., carpet and plain,
mill. Falls of Schuylkill. , . '
SALESMAN A man ot experience,
-A
atroaur per-.
aunallty and with ability to earn 880 per
wmki aiate age anq experience, u a, r ager
Central., ". .
SALESMEN Live men to aell amall Inveetars
on commUalom return Immediate; wrlle age
andreferencea. Q 148, Ledger Caatraj.
SECOND HAND frTworated mull rooeat give full
particular about age and. experleaee, Ale
Ply ta Pierre Daudeaeug, Waterloo, Settee
County. N. Y. . ,
SHIPPER-. Exp. manT one with aome rallrnaal
experience prererreo. lor urge manuraetai
concern! gnawer In own handwriting, ata
age. exp, and aal exp. 1 305. Ideier OS
BTENOOItAPHEIt- Young tnan In the euaasin-.
tendent'a ofrice of large manufactories ctam.
pany located In N Phlla. 1 excel, raiar. for
adv1l atate qual. A aal. die. P. o' iatMTWBl,
BTENOdrtAPHER and bookkeeper.' ex'seeleaeesir
wanted In Camden 1 state experience and salary
wanted.P Jit. Ledger OSlca, tjr1
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