EVENING LEDaER-PHILADELPHlA, TUESDAY. 'SEPTEMBER 26, 1916
.THESE ARE THEGRAND OLD DAYS FOR GOLFERS OTHER COMMENT ON SPORTS SITUATION
PINE WEATHER LURES TO GOLF
' BUT FEW SCHEDULED BOUTINGS
PRESENT EXCEPT CLUB TILTS
ft 1
Only One More Tourney
Apiece Here for Men,
Women and Pro
Golfers Dy SANDY McNIDLICK
. mlin schedule for the 1918 golf tourney
a WUl fVH B a0 BIMIUBk t'ASdCU lillU 11 IQ
'1
mat beyond. We aro reminded of this fact
1 fey a letter received and appended below.
The only chanco to grapple over the links
. with hi" fellow man that la offered mascu
line trotters on the card of the Golf Asso-
. elation of Philadelphia unless he Is, per.
chance, one of the distinguished "ancient
i and honorables," is the u Lu Temple
CountrClub fall Invitation tourney, which
, Is set down for next week.
The ancient and honorables get busy In
the annual classic on Friday of this week
, at Seavlew. When the two events have
been played out the end of the pago will
1 have been reached. Thcro are plenty of
, club events left, so that tho time has not
yet come to lay the links kit away In
'moth balls" for a hard winter.
fc'amc Old Folks
But tho golfer's sentiment Is expressed
, somewhat In tho letter below to the effect
i that It Is n, triflo boring to play with club-
' mates nil tho time.
In this elegant Reason of the dylmr sum-
1 jner most links fans feel a throbbing de-
sire to swing a club or kick a heel and
would welcome a little competition. Others
' feel thnt thcro In such a thing as too much
of a "good thing," and that October Is no
time for serious tourneys.
For feminine golfers the only event ro-
malnlng on the schedule Is tho Mary Thayer
J Farnum two-day medal play tourney, which
I will bo held at St. Davids after the national.
I Meantlmo there are plenty of club cham
pionships to be thought about and more
1 events would seem' to only clog tho hor
izon. '
Miss Kathryn Thompson, the Wilmington
I expert, believes there Is more emphasis to
be laid on the placing of the feet In the
stance for a shot than tho ordinary golfer
finds tlmo for. She has carried tho prin
ciple out till now it is her habit to rlso
1 on her heels rocklngly while waggling at
the ball.
When she begins to get set for the shot
tho soles of her feet are "almost" firm on
the ground, 'but there Is still a tendency
for her toss to twitch. The tips of her
Bhoes rlso ever so slightly. Suppleness in
every part Is eagerly sought by great ex-
' ponents of the game.
Time Blackened Putter
One putter at least In this town Is a
trusty friend of its owner, who would not
turn It over to any one else for anything
on this earth. 'Cameron Duxton, the golf
champion of Philadelphia, who Is Texaslng
but will be hero for the summer season as
usual, Is the proud owner of a blackened
-aluminum stick that has holed 'em out
from all angles at the direction of its master
for more than slxyears,
It is dented and: nicked : It Is sadly
crooked of shaft; It is worn of grip, but
it has turned cold the blood of countless
opponents.
Dr. Simon Carp told assembled rooters
the history of the club recently at one of
Tomorrow's Tournaments
and Today's Tec Talk
srwoui hnilfp si the partner.
Jn4 round, ef matth olar fer the
vsuLsi: ffissS. OATS--
,, njtnral Inclination for meet beginners
Gain t ,"i,"op "' ,wln "
", una 10 tome Jim, one nwt
ingmg more.ainwir
s.oaxu nralntt an
rinD.npvroflcni
V
ie urire or rmcii of
low through doe nnf
. The ilrlier who
naif rlrrle lie,,...
mare alnwlr aa Ihn
me. pan ana iniit roiiDing
ii tne
rur.e. II thn fal-
romii itntnrallr with a
nit nnute.
atiorlena hie awing to a
hn rannot fMllnw ttiran.ti
uurontckintfr rUttene Ilia tlrrJe Into art
eellre ami tela driving power berand hU
previous rreora.
tho testimonial dinners to the departing
champ.
He said that he well remembered the
time when Buxton neatly landed the green
and then proceeded to take five putts. In
an Interclub match. Shortly after that
Buxton came across the putter he now uses.
It was the possession of another.
Its weight and balance Just Butted the
poor putter. Buxton CTtrd out for Joy and
pressed It to his bosom. Doctor Carr threw
reasonable doubt over the way In which
the, club was acquired, but be that as It
may. It shortly afterward graced the bag
of Buxton and has been there evor since.
The first time In hla memory that It
deliberately failed him for any length of
time was In his match of the national with
Clarke Corkran.
Morning Mull Pcekinga
Saner McNIbllck It does not wn right to
me that there la only ona more ofAdal tourna
ment on tha Mat tor women In rhllailelnhla. A
rood proportion of ua were away In tne Bum
mer and tt wu only natural that thera ahould
be no tournamanta achadulad for women In tha
hot weather. But now that nearly every one
has returned to atha city, and theaa daya are ao
eicaani lor sou. wny la
anything- except
geia ao tlrtd of r
all tha time that I
t that wa ran't have
the regular cluo oventar
P
Una
eraone
ilavlna' with tha aama
no mime mere might be one or
lovely Uerthellyn Cup tourna-
oon vauey...
i ciuca ten mo
Xan't thcro lota
two mora tournament! added to tha Hat for tha
lau. aucn as tna 10
ew York, for lnatance. than In
jr aiji uui.r&iv.
ment. held laat week at Jluntlngdon Valley,
ias or mine in otner large ciuca te
ere Is plenty dolr
mora going on
Philadelphia?
Overbrook. Pa.
There are ao many club events for both men
and women that It la rather hard to add any
more official events, but you are right In al
iening that there la more "doing In other cltlea.
New York la a conaplcuoua example.
Mlei Marlon lloltlna, secretary of the Women a
Metropolitan Oolf Aaaoclatlon. baa announced tha
fall eohedule of the aaaoclatlon. Including the
national champlonehlp. one-day tournaments In
the metropolitan dlatrfct, and a three-day tour
nament at Knollwood. Prom the middle of Hen
tember to tha end of October tho women will bo
aulte buay. If tbe tournaments on the program
are to DO well auenucu. ilia Kucuun I. am
follows: September 18. one-day tournament at
Mahopac: September 22. one-day tournament at
Bleepy Hollow; September 27, one-day tourna
ment at Oakland! October 2-0. national cham
plonehlp at Belmont Borings; October 3, one-day
tournament at loreat Illllei October 9-17, threo
day tournament at Knollwood; October IS. one.
day tournament at Cherry Valley: October 10,
one-day tournament at weatneld; October 23,
one-day tournament at Tcmntakahi October 25,
one-day tournament at Richmond County.
Bandy McNIbllck Oappoee a ball goea In a
hazard during medal play and a player loses
his ball In making his out. Can ho drop another
bait outside tha hazard, ao long aa It la not
nearer tha hole? How many strokes does he
ioset A VICTIM.
Haverford. Pa. . ...
Muit bo played from hazard for loss of one
stroke. May be teed.up.
PENN'S GRIDIRON
WARRIORS ARE PUT
THROUGH THE MILL
Hard Practice Indulged in
by Bob FolwelPs Collec
tion of Talent
Dy NEIL MATHEWS
Captain Fenn rootball Team.
After a good workout on Saturday we
had a blue Monday to start our year on
Franklin Field. The men seemed sluggish
I and lacked the dash which has character
I tied their work heretofore. Bob had in
, tended having a scrimmage, but called It
l off, as It la hla nollcv never to work a
team when that team Is not anxious to bo
worked, for he says It Is the tired and In-
aiuerent man who gets hurt
Osston had a good chance to drill his
scrubs In the West Virginia formations,
which they will try out on us today. As
yet he has not a very strong scrub team,
but with new men coming out each day ho
ahould bo able to put a team on tho field
which will gle the varsity a battle and
that Is what we need opposition and op
position of the fiercest kind, for tt we get
used to battling against a strong scrub team
the games will come lots easier for us.
Machine Work
To start the afternoon we divided up In
squads of four and rushed the heavy charg
ing machine around tho field to lo6sen up
our muscles and to teach us tho proper way
to use our power. A long signal drill, fol
lowed by a blackboard talk after dinner,
completed tho day's program.
We cannot get too much work In prepara
tion for this West Virginia team. They are
mighty good. Gaston saw them work and
says they have a running mate to this man
Rodgcrs, who Is his equal. Their line Is
composed of men ranging from 18S to 200
pounds, and are experienced. They have
been well coached and are coming here
confident of victory.
To suppose that such a team Is going to
be easy to lick Is a Baa mistake. It will
take all we have through four periods to
lick them.
The BackOeld
As yet our backfleld Is far from perma
nent, ugnt.ana Williams look good, but
Derr Is not In shape: Hoss. Loucks and
Dougherty are injured and Bryant Is slight
ly crippled, which leaves us with mighty
few to pick from. The line looked perma
nent, but along came tha Jinx and took
Charlie Henntng away from us. Wlrkman
was put In his place today and, with expe
rience, should prove to be a good man.
Cleary, another big llne'man, was taken
onto the training table today. He Is awfully
fat, but when he gets that worke off ahould
prove to be a, valuable man, as he had
experience last year under Doctor Whar
ton. Henntng. by the way. Is getting along
nicely. He says he will be ablo to play in
tho State game. I sincerely hope so, but
I am afraid it will take longer than- that
to fully recoer from the shock of an,
operation.
Why be a gloom, however? Things aren't
breaking Just right now, but we are on
the right track and tho spirit is there
What more can be asked for?
Runs Scored by
Majors for Week
RUNS scored by nil tennis In
American nnd National Leagues
from Tuesday, September 10, to
Monday, Scirtembcr 25, Inclusive.
Only runs that flfruro In official
average: nro included. Scores of
incomplete names aru not counted,
but the scores of frames of five In
nines or tnoro are Included In tho
tabic:
AMETtlCAN I.KintlR
T. V. T,
Waehlniton ..
lknlon .......
Athletic
t Monro .,
ft, IdoIs ....
Detroit ......
New etk .'..
id . . . .
S 4 10
Cleveland
ew tork
Itronklrn
I'hllllea .,
Ilnitdn
Clnrlnnatl
ruin
hnreh .......
Chirnga ,,.,,
St UiU
Did not play.
NATlliy.U, I.KAUUR
T. W. T, P. 8
4
1 4
0 10
n 4
1 l
!t J
2 X
s s
H. M Tie.
6 S 87
8 t SI
4 ts
a s ts
17
a R to
l i i
o o u
4 5 0
H It (I
S 7 It
4 n a
ft H S
5 4 S
0 0 4
3 11
M Tie.
713
57
43
S ,
019
1
017
BROOKLYN SHOWS
SIGN OF CRACKING
IN FINAL DRIVE
Dell Has Lost Effectiveness
and Cutshaw Has Gone
Stale Under Strain
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
" By LOUIS H. JAFFB
Itxan Club fans have seen Abo ICabakon score
a number of knockouts this season. Tonight
ha aoutherner will endeavor to add Charley
tear to hla string ot sleep victims, but the latter
a a good defensive boxer and Able may nnd
ilmeelf In a quandary In his effort to reau a
isymaker.on Chollya chin. Frankla Klemm.
he lllwrslde youngster who looks like a comer,
wxes tn one ot tba prelims with Sammy Wall
as an opponent.
Middleweight prestige ot Little Italy ts at
stako tonight at the Model Club, when Willie
linker and K. O. Hansom respond to tho bell In
the main mix. Both poaseas punches of knock
out prowess and they aro evenly matched. A
teal good match ahould reault in the aemlnnal
etween Al Vnx and Krankle Coaler. The latter
Daitt irom ualtlmore. wnere no maao a Dig
Hk
Q rover Hayes visited Provldenco last week
remained there long; enough to romp on
a vlcto!
natch st
tensive all through, and drover won by a -wide
and remained there
with a victory over r1"1
long enough to romp
rankle
the match statu that Ilavea i
Isclnr to his opponent who was kept on the de-
Hums. Iteports of
he match state that Hayes distributed a vicious
b
euailD sail tUIUUStlli BIIU UiUICI nwis v as n bxh
,f, margin. Tba natch wus a fifteen-round affair.
y . The reopening ot the Quaker City A. A. Is
Indefinite. Dllly Nusblckel, tho promoter, has
decided not to stage bouts this season, and as
yet a now Impresario has not been announced
ITamu Omlih )tA Tla Tlanr Xflsiti ViAeiw..
Weight, has arrived In Phllly. Hla tint match
i of the seaaon will bo with Larry Williams hero
October 0 at tha Nonpareil. Hmlth Is a good
, Bunching fighter, as bo proved In several matches
Ut your.
, A Hartford. Conn., bantam has arrived, and
It the nevycomer la aa good as he admits, he
should have lltth) trouble keeping buiy here.
Fhlladelpbla has more bantsirwelghte than any
other boxing center tn too world. Johnny
Urooka la the latest visitor, and be Is training
with Johnny Qnllant. tba Doiton lightweight.
Vrbo alao is In this city.
Two new arrivals from the wtld snd woolly
will abow at tha National Club Saturday nlgbt.
They are Mike l'aulaon, lightweight, and
Itlckey ahorldan, welterweight. Paulson de
feated Pal Xlrown. pride of the northwest, pre
vious to his eastern Invasion.
Benny Kaufman will be fn great, shape, for hjs
tit with Kid Williams Monday "night at the
plympla. Ha la one of the hsrdest working
boxers In this city tskes training as If It were
tfun. Adam Hyan has to keep bis eys peeled so
bat Benny does not orertratu.
Johnny Kllbane. who Is appearing behind the
footlights of a Cincinnati theater this week,
will not box for about two months. Ills book
laaa run Mt laaat for that time, and anyway
there doesn't seem to b any one for the cham-
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night
OLYJIPiA Kenny
CIA lienny I-eonant derr a tea
illipan. Illlly De Foo won from 1eo
Charley Leonard stopped Bddle
rati Jimmy Mrt'abe Wat bMi
Kelson
drew with Frankle
onaril detested
Johnny Till
lnFnt. I
tort, pnitl
iellr, Vally
Clark.
NEW YORK M MCn Kn-wVed ont Jark
Hanlon. third l Edale (Kid) DUllngs defeated
Cliorlry hmltli.
TAMAQUA Jock MeCarron won from
Knorkout Hneene). htete Cola drew with
Kid Ilroad.
IIVFFALO Knockout Drown defeated
Knockout Ilrennnn.
AKROK. O. Joe Welllnr best Johnny
GrUUths.
NEW ORLEANS Pal Brown won from
Jimmy Ward.
I'lTTSUDKOII Gene Delmont defeated
Yoong Oolille.
LOCAL RING BOUTS TONIGHT
BYAN A. 0.
1'rellmlndrtes
Joe Erin Ti, teftr Bachman.
Hammy Wall vs. Frankle Ulrmm,
Frank Baker ts, Joe Hurts.
Srmlwlnd-up
Georgia Meehan vs. Johnny Murphy,
Wlnd-op
Abe Kabakoff vs. Charier Bear.
MODEL A. 0.
Preliminaries
Kid JTngsr ve. DaUMIsx.
(Ld Iousherty vs. Jlmnir Green.
Muckela Idler vs. Kddle llsyea,
Btmls;lnd-up
Al Fox vs. Frankle' Coiter.
lodup
WUlle Baker vs. K. O. Ssnsom.
MIKE DORIZAS WILL BE COACH
The Ooonsr proved he wss boxing
aeiesung Jim eoney nere
by
n.rnunder.
i n vnnd form
Saturday nlgbt.
The aecond show of tbs staaon will staged
at Heading. , Pa., tonight, with Johnny Miller,
of Slanayunk. paired, off In tbe, wlnd-uo with
the best boy eecurable. Terry McOovern was
booked with Miller, but he was forced to call
off the match because of a bad right hand.
Poo O'Brien, referee of the Olympla. Is match
maker ot ths Beading club.
Hon to box.
delnhla box
Troo laat week,
KUbana Dralaed all of tha Phlla-
boxers with whom be sparred at tba
. The next time Johnny Rrtle boxes will be Id
Mew York October 11, Tin St. Paui lad win
Meet tbe winner of the Jark aharkey-Joe Lynch
Match soheduled In Qotbam tonight,
f. loi 01 prestige u
oenny juuimia,
ICrtla loat
era by hla poor showing wltb
Tam r-ziv,!
Mrs from. Austral
blr heavywelaht brought
by Jim Corbett, gets back
. ill ixew xora tor ini
Hon toppled him over.
tlto
ills
into rlng'barneM tonuiht in New. York for the
OK uv
Erat tlm bIiira Jki
Cowler will patr oft with Uunbout Bmlth In a
Veteran Line at Episcopal
prsetlolng dally at
nild. with the nu
-....mA I.SKk It I
can be built from tbe material at
h
Quad Is
Clothier
good team
hand. In
'atterson. Ham.
hhurn till air
tier men wh.P"""1, " " ,lll,f'1Tl7iari
ir tne piciuinu ,"!,, msiv, MMit ss.m
oiranr. are the only ex perk need players, to
il.. s.n taw. Hunts end Hallra. two of lest
ieaaon'rmost rellkbls backneld men. are In
Soubt about returning. Of ths new material.
Jients. Kramer, Clark, Harvey and llansou
look good.
Champion Wrestler to Have Charge of
Gerraantown Acaderriy Teams
Mike Dorlzas, champion wrestler, famous
football player and holder ot the record
strength test at tha University of Penn
sylvania, will coach the athletic teams of
Germantown Academy this year, Head Mas
ter Samuel E. Osbourn announced today.
Dorlzas oomes to dermantown fresh from
triumphs In the field of sport which In many
respects are unique In collegiate annals.
Ills greatest distinction has been achieved
on the wrestling mat, where he hojda the
unprecedented record of never having been
thrown In his entire collegiate career. Dur
ing the three years In which he competed
for the lied and Blue, ho met the greatest
wrestlers of Cornell, Columbia, Yale,
Princeton, Penn State, the Navy and a
host of others, yet among them all he never
encountered his match, and he remained
the Intercollegiate wrestling champion from
1914 until his graduation last June.
Now Central A. A. U. Officers
CltlCAOO, Sept. 38. Joaeph nrtchle. of Chi
cago. waa re-elected president of the Central
Amateur Athletic Union at tho annual banquet
of the organisation. L. II. Ileltman, of Chi
cago, waa elected aocretary. nnd the following
vice presidents were named
Oharlea r. Lynch.
Detroit! aeorge A. Schneider. Cleveland: Charlea
K. Booth, Minneapolis, and It. J. Itedman, Cln-
IP" ioieuu Amateur Jimietia Aeeo-
if Toledo. O., waa among the clubs
elnnatl
-i..
elation, oi iviruu, v... ns amuiuc
admitted to membership In the union,
NEW TOIllC, Sept. Id. Tho Brooklyn
team resta In an unenviable position today,
because of Its Inability to get better than
an even break ao far In tho Bcrlea with
the Cuba. It is Tinker's fondest hope that
his team may knock tho lloblns right away
from the pennant, nnd he may do Just that
With two moro daya of tho Cubs, who un
expectedly Have caused no end of troublo
at Kbbets Field, followed by a aeries with
tho Phillies nnd Giants. It will require a
supremo effort on tho part of the lloblns
to aert disaster.
Can they hack their way through to tho
championship?
Ballplayers say tho team nas gone staie.
During May, Juno nnd July the IloblnB
played championship ball and at that tlmo
l'at Moran said of them.
"The lloblns are a fine team nnd It was
not luck which put them at the top of the
league. Hobble's men have played cham
pionship ball and It Is rrolng to bo a hard
matter for any team to beat them out"
At that time the Itoblns were capable of
"spotting" their adversaries a couple of
runs and then overhauling them. No mat
ter how many runs were needed to win,
they generally could be depended upon to
rise to the occasion and produce tho neces
sary number of tallies. Their fielding waa
on ti par with their batting nnd they played
a lino brand of ball.
They do not look like tho same team
now. For one thing, "Wheeier" Dell has
lost his effectiveness and no longer can be
called upon to work regularly. For an
other, Cutshaw Is not playing the game ho
did earlier in the year. Cutshaw'a case Is
clearly that of a. man going stale. He has
worked hard and faithfully to keep the
team up In tho race, and he Is still gamely
trying to do so, but his playing has lost
much of Its keenness, and the effect ot this
has been felt by the wholo team.
PAT'S PHILS MAY
TAKE THE LEAD
THIS AFTERNOON
Victory for Locals and a De
feat for Brooklyn Will
Change Standing
For the second successive day the Thll
lies have a chance to ntOAe ahead of
Urooklyn and take the lead In tho race for
tho National Leaguo rennant. Yesterday
tho champions did their part by beating
tho Cincinnati lleds, but tho Chicago Cub
wcro not abto to break through ths
Dodgem' defense twice, hence the locals
remained In the second place
If the Phillies win today and Manager
Joaeph Faversham Tinker ccta his hop9,
winning from Brooklyn, the Phils will bo
at tho top of tho ladder, topping the
Dodgers by one point Tho standing this
morning was:
Clob.
Ilryoklni
i mines
Won. Ioet. ret.
a; .eiii
as si .(in!
Should events turn out this afternoon m
Philadelphia fans liope the standing tonight
will be:
Clnb.
I'hllllea
Urooklyn
Pet.
.not
,003
Won, let.
,, ST A7
88 88
The Phillies will meet the Ctnclnnntl rlnii
again this afternoon, whllo tho Brooklyn
Dodgers are scrapping with the Cubs. It
Is likely that Lucky AltDcmaree will do
tho hurling for tho Phils today against
Knetzer, nn ex-Federal Leaguer. Al was
to havo worked yesterday, but Rlxey
warmed up so well that Moran decided at
the last moment to send his southpaw Into
tho fray,
Tomorrow the Phils have anoft day. On
Thursday they begin their fateful series
with tho Dodgem In Brooklyn, playing
three games this week.
There nro no Ramos In tho American
League scheduled for today.
DonHs Intended to Aid
New Crop of Gunners
The eeneerratloo of heme life Is worth
while. Theee don'U are Intended far the) new
eran of reongatere who will ro Inta the
wooda and fields fer the flint time They are
alo Intended for thoes who are earrlsesi
Don't point flrearrna at any tinman being
or domeetle animal. Keep the maxile toward
the groans', or In the sir.
Don't take a loaded firearm Into a room,
TfMrlo or boat . . .,
IXVt set nroerma dawn without unloading.
IXia't Jnrap or climb a fence or stream
without unloading.
Don't aboot without knowing what rea are
shooting nt. ,
lour hunter's llrenao doeS not giro yon
the right to hant on posted lend, reeerrs
tlene, parka or within the elty limits. Land
ownera have a lawful and moral rtrht Is
say who mar hunt on their property. Re
spect tneae rlghta and they will hare more)
regard for you and your eport and recreation.
A'S ROOTERS nAVE THEIR DAY
Connlo'a Supporters Trounco Phils'
Boosters in Annual Skirmish
The much-talked-about ball game between tho
hletlca ana rnmy rootera ot tne rnnaaeipni
I waa piayea yeeteroay
rnuiy rooters, wno lost,
ot in
tn the aorr
zs to 11.
two home rim of llauer and
Hrlll.ee,...
Pornn.flb,,,
Ilauer.rf...
Murrhr.Sb.
Horton.p.,,
llurat.cf...
Nlrkele.lb.,
e same were tha
1 the spectacular
Athletic, and Phllly rootera of the P
and Heading Terminal waa played
row or ins ri
The tea tu rea
runi of llaut
neldlng of Hall, flcoral
ATHLCT10 noOTElia riHLI.T IlOOTBnS
ah rhna ahphoa
0 2 13 0 Jtunt.C.... tilBII
n S 8 II 0 tlnruh.P.... 0 4 4 0 0
nsntii oughery.ib bis
0 4 n 2 II lrr.ei-.2b.. nil
u it m -,r.';; "T ., A
n ., 4 . , nru.r.R. i, i, u .,
II O 0 0 S logen.Sb... 11138
a s s a o lali.lt..,.. o o l n n
O 1 1 II 1
5 12 3 0
Kohler.lt.. (18 4 2 1 lean.cf.,
Mac Done Id. c ri 8 4 0 0 Lllloit.rf
Totals. 84SSST24B Totals, 811114 27 7
l O 3
f.'.::
Charles Stars on Princeton Line
t.AKK MINNEWA8KA. N. T.i 8ept. 21)
Mike Charles, a former Intararholaatla track
and football alar of New Tork, waa la the
nr.t line-up of the Tiger eleven In the scrim
mage practice restertay and opened the eyea
of rochea and plajers alike by hla brilliant
defenalvs work. Charles waa at left guard In
tho placo of Hob Nourae, and shattered eery
play that was directed at his aide ot tho line.
STATE LOSES CENTER
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Painter, Regular Pivot Man: Barred by
Faculty
STATB COLLCan. Pn., 8cpt. 28. An
other first-string player nt Penn State has
gone over to the Inellglblea because of
scholastto troublo. It definitely was an
nounced today nt tho training quarters.
Painter, tho varsity center ot last year's
eleven, has fallen under the faculty ban,
and ho told the resident coach, Harlow, to
look for another pivot man to fill his shoes.
Painter's case has beon under advisement
for a fortnight, and It was hoped that his
affairs might be adjusted.
Coach Stagg's Star to Enter Yale
C1IICAOO. Sept. 20. Steve Bmdle's sudden
exit irom nicaao in inn oireciion ot tew liaven.
Conn., learea Htagg and bis Jdaroona smothered
i
r. Star trial
but this morning Ilrodio left for Tale,
In gloom today.
Hunaay. ma
vben tha blr miard arrived
tried to persuade him to stay.
WOMEN TENNIS
PLAYERS REACH
THE SEMIFINALS
Fair Net Stars Contend in
Past Matches on Merion
Turf
The doubles section of the aeoeM
tournament for tha Individual
ship ot the Women's Interelttb.
League will be begun this aftenwoa at tk
Merlon Cricket Club, Haverford, arxl M
the singles was worked out to the eetnlftetal
yesterday It Is unlikely that tha tilt for th
privilege of challenging Mrs. Gilbert Ha.
vey for the trophy will be continue it-day.
The strongest team enter! for th.
bles titles Is that made ud of Mrs. W. l.
Newhall and Miss K. O. Osthelmer, wliet to
week won the Philadelphia and District
championship for the second year tn
cession.
The aemtflnallsts In the singles are Mrs.
Newhall and Miss Osthelmer In tha uuer
half of the draw, and Miss Sarah Nettie
and Miss Edwlna Ilensel, both ot Merlon,
In the lower half. Mrs. Newhall Bffaa
quite a surprise yesterday when aha de
feated the favorite, Mlsa Dorothy Dies
ton. In straight seta, at 6-2, 6-4.
The other singles matches went oft ac
cording to form, although Miss Nellson was
forced to the limit of throe seta In both
her matches. Bhe defeated Miss BteftiMf '
Freedley. Plymouth, C-, 2-8, 7-5, in the
opening clash, and then won out over a 4
fellow club member. Miss Mildred TVIllard,
at -2, 1-0, 7-6, quite a day'a work, even
for such an Industrious young person aa
Miss Nellson.
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OCTOBER 3-4-5-6
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WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY'
'Rockdale in Series With Media
The noekdal Club, of Delaware County,
champion, of tha Inter-County League will
play Media, champion, of the Delaware County
League, a aerlea ot fire games' for the cham-
UlUlUlllfc, V T'T."V .--.
la to be piajeq UC'I?"
Park. Qlen Illddle, In.
The tirmt ram
at tho Itockdale IJall
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Haverford Warriors Turn Out
IfAVEriFOnD COLLEOB. Sept. 20. Coach
"Mike" Denrott atarted hla men In with the
flrat practice of. the year yreterday. Tho
workout waa ot the Ilghteat nature poialbla.
but It waa fully suitable fur the purpoaa of ahow
lor which men were In fit trim to start serious
work.
DIXON SETS COURSE RECORD
Clayton O. Dixon, a member of tho Spring,
haven Country Club, clipped three atrolcea from
the record for the club couraa yesterday by rover.
Ing the eighteen bolea In aeyenty.four atrokea.
The former record waa aetsbilahed by Dr. C. Jl.
Bcheft,
New Women's Swim Record
NEW TOnK. Bent. St. Miss Ida Ellonilty
pet a new record for women awimmers here
by gwlmmlng around Manhattan laland. cover
ing tbtrty-nve miles In 11 hours and 35 mlnutea.
SUITS TO ORDER
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Iloaton St 61 .6S3t.RK0t.A74
New Tork .... HO ei .6(11 .80(1 .600
l'lil.bnrsh .... fc as .480 t.47 t.4SJ
Chicago A H4 .430 .440 ,4SS
St. 1-ouia ....I 00 SO .40 ,4tn .400
Cincinnati .... 67 01 .88J .387 .380
AMERICAN I.EAOUK
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Iloaton Jf7 66
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New ork J" 1
St. Ix)uU 7H 11
Clerflnnd J 74
Wa.hlmton 78 78
Athletic. SS 113
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SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LKAOUE
Cincinnati at l'hllaoVlphla Clear.
Wt. lule at New iork Clear.
( htciiKo at Urooklyn Clear.
I'ittaburgh at lloMon (two gameeV-Clear,
AMEKICAN LliVQUE
No games scheduled today,
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAODE
rhltlles, 4 Cincinnati. 0.
Chlcaco, 7i Urooklyn, 4 (10 Innings),
llrooklrn, 4i Chicago, 2 (.econd game).
ew Vork, 1 Ht, Louis, 0.
New ork. Si Ht. Ixiul.. (aecond game).
Iloaton, 7 1 l'ltt.bursh, 0.
Iloaton, 3 1'ilt.burgb, S (second game),
AMERICAN LE.OL'i:
At. Louls-Athlrtlcs. not scheduled.
Iloaton. 2 Lletrland. 0.
Wu.hlngton, Si Detroit, 5.
Chicago, 0! New ork, 1.
American Aitocialion
Mlivieapolls. 0; Milwaukee. 0.
bt. l'aul, 4; Kansas City, 1,
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
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