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IN P. R. T. GAMES
i-Healthy Walloping Shows
Carmen Have "Ty Uobb"
Players
CUMBERLAND SCORES 19
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Blc ecorcs featured tho openlnp Ramos
f CUM D. 1 ' oei "-.c.iKiie ii'-
t.v hits bclnc plontlfu!. Clenernl (iffirrs
".'from Woodland, 18-16 . Cumberland
rotated nclmont, 19-11; Callow hill nnr
t lv escaped a lieatlns from the I'ow-ur
'Division, 13-18, and the I.Icvatert nlno
' trimmed Willow arove 9-7
cuironnLAND nr.i.MosT
w whoa.. C h o n n
.. .t,l.r ss i:3 I .Tone s.3b
I1!!.! rf !OII Kphwnrtf Hi
fee! 3b 2 3 1 1 Husscll.lf
M?!'3" 3 n .1 0 Tralnor.ss
3 J
1 2 10 II 1
2 .' 1 (I 0
2 J II 4 2
Him ii
n :i l n ii
n (i j l ii
l ii ,i n t
ii it n ii ii
o l 4 I II
ii ii (i o i
' i ii ii ii
8; Sanson it - 2 1 U 0 Whlte.rf . .
' 'vTrelhi2b .14 7 11 llucey cf.
PK.m Jib II 1 7 (I il nurlio c
C;,ni irf 1 - 0 il l iirouy,;:ii .
I CSV. - - Ovcrdorf.p.
LWcnP'- Harvcy.c.
.... tn nl nf It i VWhnr.oi,
21 27 11 4 Webor.ib
llrown.p. .
TOUIS . "
Totals.. 11 1(127 12 7
It H i;
n 0 4 0 .1 fl .1 (1 3111 21 I
I 1 0 II 2 2 2 0 311 111 7
Cumberland
Selmoni
Three-base hit Jones Two-baso hits White,
r,,tr Brown, irainor. men iwivitp, i-ami.,
"potarelln Struck out lly Itlch 9. Overdorf.
i, I'ffi ,4 liases on balls-Off l'.lrh 1. Ov.r
, Belmont 3 ' Umpire llullmar
OENERAI. OFTICK
WOODLAND
r h o a
3 2 0 0 0
3 14 11
2 2 4 2 .1
3 3 II 7 2
II 1 II 1 II
I 1 II (I II
0 1 II O (I
II (I (I II 0
n o ii ii o
1 2 7 2 11
it o o o n
2 2 0 0 2
1 trirVrat'k.ss 4 3 1 1 n rramp.rf .
i.my.Sb saosn howler 2d.
Klteo. (i 1 12 2 n J Kifo.3b
Flurgls P
4 2 10 0 V rifp.lh.
K.IlnB; rf 14 2 0 o ljHley.lt
Aleiander.lb 0 18 0 0 "reer.ir .
knsrorf 1 2 o 0 II Kutts.rf .
fr."?!3b 3 2 10 1 Menl.rf
TottH 18 2127 7 1 ghw.l'. ".
' Ituckstool.p.
Total.. 15 15 21 1(1 8
n ir n.
In.neral Off ce i l ti ii n ii s i x in -t i
Lw&land; . ... 3 O 0 0 0 5 0 C 2 15 1.1 8
Home run aiurgis a. j me. .. iiiree-nnso
ilu Predlger, Cramp. Tvvo.baso lilta Kirk
Mtrick. 2, Delnlnger Ford Struck out lly
tnnu 11. Shaw il. Uuckstool, 1 Hade on
falla Off Biurets, n. Shaw, II. Stolen linsos
Itnerai unice , miwuiii. " ''' ". i.,i-i
kill Shaw iramp. umpire r. ..i-iwiKiu.
fiirt. 2.20.
ELEVATBD WILLOW
(inovK.
r h o a.p
1 2 1 (I (i
1114 0
(I II 1 2 I
0 1 14 Oil
2 10 0 II
2 0 1 t 1
1 .". II II II
r h o n e.
Iwli 2b 2 :i 1 i Mnori ri
ii..irrf 1112 0 Sanom.B .
& Alexander 3b o n 1 1 1 lirlnkpr.Sb
IhlTCI.lll
Birwr c
Porker.rf
Roppprt
Korrti.lt
1 3 12 0 I) Sill 2h
1 1 1 1 (l (lrlfflth.il.
1 1 ;i J (i '' iiiiiru. ii .
II I 0 0 O
1 0 1 0 0 M'Clofkey.cf. 0 1 n 1 1
Totala
9 13 2702 ToUM.. .7 10 27 S 3
0 0 10 3 2 2 O 1 n
I Elevated
pwir
Vlltow Groe 5 0 0 0 (I II o 2.
TwA.hae hits Tlrbino . Sh1ei lfrpr 2I.
. Humeri. Steel Konns SHI Liwll JJ
Ilaup
Kall Tiff Trphlnn 10 nit kOlinn. 3
Struck
tut ByTreblno 1-" by Koons v
Umpire litis
Tomorrow's Windsor Entries
nrit race, threes ear-ohla and up .'''4 fiir-
lonit Don 100 "Inez, 102; Ellen smltn. in-;.
Violet. 10SI. Tom Caro 111, 11 A Jone" -l'-'
January, 100 'Carl Hoberts. ion. Nillle H.
109: Code 110 Ilranrtywlne. 112. Moller. 11..
tBif-ilUo eligible- Thoa R llunic jua, rinoui-.
tWr 1071 Privet Petal 107 .
second race mrceoeapniua nnu m-, - "-
fr Ionia fcatladod, nx Trepjld ion jiny iwn
110; Altamana iia aph -"-.. '
tuni. 112, K M Johnaon, 110, Ulla JennliiKS.
110. Tantivy 110 Vtley. 112. Canh on. e-
J livery, 112 Rochester. 113 Also oiimdiu
Itartre. 110 Thlrty-ecn 110. HuUer IIS
Tnlrd race, tnrce sear-oiua umi ui. '
-Juvenile (IS 'Salon. 107. Dash. 10S, 'lalo
keirer. 112. I'arlor Hoy 112 l.lttle N'ephi-w.
US; ilenorctte, 08. Ladv Mildred. 108. l'lt.
' Early Riser, 112 AIro Plislblf Carl. 115,
; Thomas Callaway, 112, Tactless, no.
i Pnurth rape, ihpee-vpar-otds and III). 5W IUr-
' tail .Kettle Wuleutt 07 Hp-;mary. 1JJJ
l wjlen Babe 10J lincorc Jin .'aimmi. "".
Charminit Hilly 100 Oolden 1 Jt 100. Mlliia
' pinnock. 102 Fen Hock 104, Sail 100. Luke
faiae, mo, uorkey w . ill Also eiiKiuie uiw
loot. 108, Dignity 112. KorfhaEe. 10S
nun race. tnree-par-oin onu up. i mn;
Fence de Leon 103. Prim Harry. 101, RmugBlfr
111. Royal Interest. 112. Kismet It. 112.
ecorpii, li-j Lasi parK in iiaipn .- . ".
Jibot. 11.' Hermudlan 112 I)r I'lianot. 11-.
Olcimoblle 112 Also ellgtule Knoilet, 110;
Itecllffe 112 Curlicue 112
Slith rate ehree-jpir-olrts and up. 1 mile
Alan. 7 Hoiata 107. llandlemar lO'i, n-
ulram 110 Ettas t'harn. 112 SaUno, 11-'.
rnl. X(t 101 i-Ijim Mnrpan. 107. Star Hlrd,
ID. Tar eton P. 112 1 ude ser. 11- i."
lack. US Also eligible 'Carlton Nome. 110.
'rtworth, 112 Hoy Oalcnond 11
. neventh race three-enr-aids ami up. naim
ht. 1 mile and 70 ards I)r l'nilhr. HP.
Fmont. 100. Stonehenge Kill. Ulrst DeBrfp.
10J. Yodeles loa. Kins Mart 110. Jerr. 101.
fimellla 100. OallaHO, II. Charlej Me
lerran Inu imnpaa-inn lln Cnl riutptltm 11(1
. c.Im eligible Paymaster. 10S. Falrli. 101. Joe
-i.ll
"Apprentice allowance claimed
Tomorrow's Woodbine Entries
Flrit race, handlciip. three- ear-olds and up,
i, lurionas itincne
Carmen, 100. Haube
Owl. inn
. llr.n.lnnn 1 I I't T.r.
auberk 114. Starter. Vf . Night
.Second racp aelllnR, to-s ear-olds 5 furlonKS
Plancy 107 I,ord Herbert inn Storm Hound
1W. Lady nileen. 107. Martial Music. 10.1
"JfMtalui inu
Third race four-j ear-olds and up. 1 i'i miles
JrBlack Ilroom 111. I'oiiniuln ray. HIS,
IChrUtle 104 'Woodstono in., lli'ssell Sauare,
111. Oiean Prince HIS lit no HH. tloldcnsl
y. 110 tAll Smiles. IPS 'Jack Iteets, 101.
IZelllncoffer entries.
Fourth race the King's Piute. Ihree-year-Wa
and up, foaled In" Canada l' miles
JCalley Head, 113. Captain 11. 115. tiling Ioe.
jwi.aala Dress, 108, Tarahera, los. tl.ndder ot
Wlbt. J03 llleile Mahone, 108. Hrltannla. 10S,
woodruff, 105 tSeagram entry tlleardmoro
,atry
Fifth race steeplechase, handicap, four-jenr-14a
and up about 2 mllea Neer Fear 160
TriBaetlnm It, d--t.. I k. tjfl MnnllI.
r 1, Joe Gaiety 13.1, New Haen. 155. Itonl
E "inner. in nv.i.h lrinir 14 1. Charles 1
9'floger. 110. Maueoleuo. 130, Shannon ItUer.
"1. 8lxty.four, 147. llhomb. 142, Colonetta.
"I Be,-v.l entry . , , ,
Bmh race three-year-olds and up. foaled In
iH,l.dla 1 l l0 miles Fair llontngue. lid,
Jtnphlon, 108. repier Sauce, inn Javato, 0?.
Ji Bird. Ul. Vlalawater. Kill. De Haen.
fiV."!!PPton Dame. 100, --Sturdee. 108, Dele
,"s,;8u ("Seagram entri ., .... ,..
U-- v'v" race, inree-jear-oios aim up. ut
, r.V-rAtrologer. 114; Sanlon. 111. Cannonade.
i"' -tt uayie, inn, wueen oi lite era ..,
i(ff,,ni U1 Perpetual 110. Haihelnr e Illend
lX.V. "J"1, SpenUthrlfl 101 Dollna 112.
ffii J.1"' "1. "' London ins Brght
rim"' .80- . A1o eligible. Mted I'pst 10s.
ftSnehe. 103, 8hrapnel, 100, Oprdon 111.
I""".'.. 02. Loulae Stone. 112. Frank ratter-
-Apprentlca alfowance claimed,
.feather, clear; track faat.
Tomorrow's Louisville Entries
.!l't..
Ant-t,. .'-' courier. iia: ueort
altta. U2. Marie rtarnod IK
e,ljV "1 race, claiming purse eptin iurro-jr,i-h!n-
upward. 1-10 miles Will Do I ml.
Jwrnwood. 106. Marjctrle D . 108. 'Day Day.
,!". t-ydenthal. 110; John Hurle liO. Kxecutor.
110. -Quldepoat. 110
f.l7.hlri1 race- elalmlnr. purae 1800, three-ear-
.- upwara. u furlongs -unwri, i''.
STOomtweeD. 102s Latonki. 102; Waterwar, 102
jjlabll. 103; Langhorn. 105. Julia L. 109i
,41and. no. Squeeler. lis.
ik n r,c' Purao. the National hvcoiock
pa ." Handicap, three-year-olds and upward,
OiJ"v1,,,,--,rn Cock. 107; J. .!. Furfock, 108.
. Koenlr. 117: Chalmers, 120.
nZiiiS r"-cV, th 'rk Handicap. 12000 added,
rlr W2tw an1 upward. Ll-16 miles Iler.
)iWv10p, St. Isidore. 104. Marlon Cloosby. 100,
l VlOrOldtrv lflri. L'ln ,ln.n 111. flM llnHhtlll.
W-'f011-0. Purse 800. two'-year-olda, 4V4 fur.
vKtPHv Wood. 100; Ilrome 1'ogle, .103
iv7k .Jiovato,
102
Cathedral. 103;
j-i IJli Jamea Foster. 107. Count Horls. 107
u;.Comlsky, 118; Sixteen to One. 116
elf. V rce. Claiming, purtd asuu, inre
ni.i.n4 "Pwrd, 1 1.16 rntles Irregult
three-year.
e Irregular, ,t8;
iaS2"W.uH "eauty Shop, 104; Alfadi
Swf-. 110, Svhlto Crown, 110; Irlah (
ir. tun
Gentle-
y.P.B.ln,,ce allowance claimed
3 PftllntP. plats.. .! p.
; - "--( ... a , VIBtn, ,
Jopiorrow's Wilmington Entries
I"TPA1JTC Wilmington. Del . May IB.
BL?5, purae 1400, for thre-yer-'d. D.1
B"Vfi ,turtona.-ltJady Dal, llpi Tao
,fv
-.?
DIDN'T HAVE TO SLIDE
Ilnncroft, back in tho Thils' line
up nfter several days' absence, was
s-nfc on his first trip to the plnte
on Doyle's fumble. Ho is seen
stealing second, without hittinp
the dirt.
about Pa furlongs tMr Dooley lt5. tDrpree.
112 Maid, nhilr, 112 Itihunta II 11",. Slim
Prlmpp-i II 112 tllroun entr
Third rate lor three ear-olds and up purse
$40(1. nboul it furlontis ('harmeu'e. 102. Pocket,
110 Kmneth ln7 tShodrach, lis. Golden
llmtnni H7 IAlalnn 1U7, tl.lttlo CotinBC in"'
Ilroberk, U7; llunway, 115, Ilebel, 105
tDiuphln entr
Kourtli race, purse. $100. for three j ear-olds
and up (.elllna. 5 furlong Tarps. 101
Golden llimtam nl Kenneth 12(1. Charmeuse,
115. limbeck III). Plouttte, IDS. Hundle of Hags.
115. Hilly Oilier. 110
nflh rnce purse $100 for lhree-ear-olds
mid uo selling 1 mllp 'Ilroberk 102 Merry
I. id 115 I 1 1 Ollv.r 115 Trout Flv 110,
Suiterlntmdent 115 'lluinllldtlon, 110; Tarvrs,
KIT
Apprentice nll." i r five pounds claimed.
Tomorrow's Jamaica Entries
First rnrp, three t ar oil and upwnrd, sell
Ine. 54 furkings si.utili II (Imp I. 101 Depp
Sight. 112. Impt rator. 122. Churchill 112.
Thren Cher' 103 -T.etntal (Imp.) 93. -Kills.
98. First Ballot, OS Star Tlncli, 101
Second roe. two-Near old splllnc 5 fur
longs Will Soon, liri Mirmount, ,112, Illlza
beth If , lin. Visor. KM
Third race ihe rliOT i thrrc enr olds and
iimvanl Idiidli ip V'j furlnnjn Jlarv Powell
9S, llnrvesi Ulnic 1".' (irmrrdah, 120. Ithjpp
Maiden. In"' ll.ills K.3 1' isslnc Fancy. Kill.
Oloom Gus H.l Imn-ii Din lit, J .1 Llllls
112 WHe Mm inn Ilrtiokln 100. Trnnbs
(Imp) 1n7. S inditnno II mi, Slippers l'.lm
111, Mllkmin lni Injal Writ lno. Top o' the
Mnrnlmr. 12(1. Surillnr. 113
Fourth race, three. ear-olds anil upwirtl
hnndlnip, 1 I HI mlbs-Th Finn US Air Man,
lull, naUwrrj Candle 1n5 Spur 113, Strcuuboll.
131. Gillies. Ill: Robert llrad'i". 1(14
Fifth rare fnur-y ir n'd nl.il upvard, 7 fur
longsFavour. 115, Prist n l.vnnt 117. 'David
CralB 111 Pa ild v Whack. PJS
Sixth r.ne InimarnliN I 'lies and Keldlnus,
m.ildin". 5 fununs ItoMtl i:nslcn, 109. 111th
Pies lll'l VoeTbukirv 109. Davsle 109. l'enee
ml Plentv, Kill Lolral loll. Rose d'Or HI'l.
Ilopderer. 112 S.amiinss lln Stltrh In Tlmo,
lllll Thlitlt . lll'l Mi la 109, Hasule
Appr.ntho nllowami tlalmid
either, clear, track, fast
101.
Alexander Crimps
the Cubs' Streak
Continued from I'jgo tine
ted went out to Merkle, unassisted. N'd
runs, no hits, one error.
RKCONI) INNINO
Merkle sent n lonB single to left Wil
liams fann-d Mann lined to IJancroft, who
made a Ficzt throw to Luderus, doubling
Metkle. No runs, one lilt, no errors.
Luderus was easy for Deal nnd Merkle
X'lelioff (.mashed a lonB drlxe between Wil
liams and Mann, which bounded Into tho
center-Held bleachers for a homo run Kll
lefer beat out a bunt and continued on to
fcecond on Deal's wild throw. Klllefer took
third on a wild pitch. Alexnnder fanned.
I'.ihkcrt llled to Flack Ono run, two hits,
one error.
THIRD INNINO
Wlls.on walked Wliltted misjudged
Deal's hlnh fly and it went for n single,
Wilson stopping at second Douglass
forced Wilson, Alexander to Stock. Zelder
slncled to left, scoring Deal Alexander
threw out Flack, both runnels ndxanclng,
nnvle went out. Bancrof. to Luderus. One
run, t hits, no errors.
The Cubs have been wrangling with I'm-
nlie Oith since tho game ttarted l.iery
pl.ijer on tho team nnd several substitutes
tamo out from the bench to protest tho
decisions' on balls and strikes Orth finally
put Pitcher Douglass out of the game and
sent Manager .Mitcneii to me l-iuuuuueo.
Prendergast went In to pitch for the Cubs
nnnoroft noniiod to Doylo. Stock walked
Stock died stealing second, Wilson to Doyle.
Cravath was called out on sirmes. ;o
runs, no hits, no errors
FOURTH INNINO
Merkler was called out on strikes. Williams
fnnned again Mnnn went out, Bancroft
to Luderus No luns, no hits, no errors,
whit ted flletl to Flack. lAideruB fanned.
Nlchoff walked. NleholT went out stealing,
Wllfon to Zelder. No runs.' no hits, no
eriors
FIFTH INNING
Wilson struck out Deal lifted a fly to
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OlymPISV A. A- Harry flards. Mgr.
' SlllMIW i:viiso. MAV 21
1'ldl llan b. Jimmy Duffy
Joe Dillon . "nttlln Murray
Young Jle.oern s. harnrny Diamond
Joe Herman . lrankle tlark
Pete Herman vs. Gussie Lewis
Adm. 13c. Hal. lies. 60c & 7Bc. Arena Bee, tl,
a TIIItl) V NI01IT SATUItD W.MQUT,
aiATinMAI A C ''' Cat larlne Hts.
NATION ALi A. -. jal k .Mct.ulgnn. Jla,
Geo. Chancy Meets Otto Yackndw
lildle Warond Meets Tommy Jamison
Joe MrCarroii Meets Joe Augatls
llore Up-lo-the-Mliiate Houts t
Admission tit. Kesened toe. 7c and SLOP
,,.1111111 A. O. Kens. Ave. and Somerset St.
CAMUIIl . KVEIN MAy lgTa
Joe lorrell s. i.Bj'1J
charier Hear vs. Eddie Miillln
THKEEOTlini CBACK-A-JACU HOUTS
TVATIflNAL I.EA0CE I'AKK
..' . . -. iS&KSar-irA aSPesS
i- j -. a . - rxx jssi',.-.
PBiLLlSS vc. CHICAGO
EVENING
CAN GO TO THE 0LDS0LDIERS' HOMES
Cravatli rrendcrRnst went out. Nlelioff to
itUdcrous So runs, no lilts, no errors.
Klllefer singled to center. Alexander was
called out on strikes PnsUert singled In
center, Klllefer stoppliiR nt second. Han
croft forced t'nskert. Polo to Zlcder Kllle
fer uas caught nt the pinto on nn nllemptcd
double steal, Wilson to Iiolo to Wilson.
ro runi two hits, no errors.
.SIXTH 1NNINO
Hancroft made n brilliant stop nnd threw
out Zelder Flack Olcd to 1'askert. Doyle
popped to T.uderus No runs, nn lilts, no
errors
Stock slrlslcd to left. CravathV high n
fell safe In left for u slnKle. Stock stopplnp;
at second Whlttrd sncrlftced, Metklo to
Boyle l.udcrus was liurposcly passed, fill
In tho bases NleholT sent n sacrifice fly
to Flack, scoring Stock, nnd t'ravath moving-
to ihlrd A delayed doublo steal wng
tried but Ludcrtis was run down beforo
Craath could reach the plate. Wilson th
Zelder to Mcrkle to Doyle. One run, two
hits, no errors.
HEVKNTH INNING
Merkle fanned Williams was safe on
Stock s poor throw. Mann hit tho rlRht Held
fence for a olntrle nnd was out trtiiK to
stretch the hit, Cravatli to Itancroft, who
mnde a p;reot play. Williams went lo third
on tho hit. but remained there, whllo Nle-
liorr threw out Wilson. No runo, one lilt,
one error
Klllefer beat out a. Kroillider to deep
short Alexander mcrillcecl, rrendercast
to Merkle Taskcrt fouled to Wilson. Uan
croft lifted a lly to Maun. No runs, no
lilts no errors.
inailTH INN1NC?
Wo ter hattod In plnce of Deal nnd
fanned Heuthcr batted In placo of Tron
derBnst and was thrown out by N'lelioff.
Stock and Nlchoff retired Zelder. No runs,
no hits, no errors
Domareo pltchlni;, Wnrtnian lilajlnjr short
nnd Zelder third for UhlcaKO Stock sln
Klcd to Merkle Cr.uath sncrlllced. De
maree to Merkle Wliltted fanned Luderus
was purposely passed nealn. Nlelioff sliiKlcd
to left, scorlnp; Stock, nnd when Mnnn fum
bled the ball I.uderus reached third and
NleholT second Klllefer llled to M.inn
One run. two hits, ono error
NINTH 1NNINC
Flack went out, I.uderua to Alexander
Alexander threw out Doyle Stock threw
out MerMe No runs, no hits, no errors.
WILLOW KING STARS
IN WILMINGTON MEET
Miss Constance Vauclain, of
Philadelphia, Takes Another
Red Ribbon With Cygney
WII.MINCTON. IUI Mny 18. At the
second day of WllmlnKton llorso Show.
Willow King of tho Olen lilddle farms, con
tinued lo star in the show rlnK, wlnnlm; the
blue In tho ladles' hunter class , MIsn Con
stnnco Vauclain took another red In this
eent with SjKiiet, nn entry well known to
llryn Mawr and Doon show deotees, met
with success today In tho npuiliiK show
clas for hunters, nien Riddle farms' en
tries. Natiev I'.msv and Clinker, took the
first nnd third ribbons
Hod Wing, another of Ihe stable's en
tries, carried off tho blue In the cla s for
four-year-olds and under, nnd with it the
W W Laird cup Miss Isabella Wana
nmker was another successful exhibitor,
known to Philadelphia. Her blooded entrv.
Nct'.icrham's Pride, a chcatnut Keldlns, won
hecond place In an exceptionally K"od clas
In the eent for novlco luirnc-s hoises In
inlrs
France to Reorp;ani7e Diplomatic Corps
I'AIHS, May 18 Franco Is consldeilnp;
tho leoriranlzatloii of Ivr dlplomitic ser
Ice, it was learned todaj
I Makes (Ste
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"You've Got the
Goods. Atlantic"
"Todsy.lbe ipeclflc grivlty leil It prsc
ticallyworlhleesass check on lbs suit,
ability of gi.olloe. for curnpls, for a
glren motor equipment. llesems
rnoitprobsbtelhel ihe definition of gal
ollne will htse to bs bd on the per.
cenligs that dlillle over between epetl
fled tempersliirel, wbee (be dlillllellon
Ii carded out under epec fed coodltlone.
"The giiollne mult not veporlte too
freely f or two resionn Ooe, thet Ii would
not be life, and secondly.lt lose la slor.
sgs by evaporation would bo too great.
Hence, the epeclflcallon may have lo
contain llmllatlona of the percentage dis
tilling over below a certain temperature,
coupled perhapa with a provlao that car
tain percentagea shall dhtll over below
ether Iliad tetnperalutea. In order that
reaulalte sraounts of low.bolllng ronatlt
uenta ahall b preaent lo Inaure easy (art
lag of an engine.
"Llkawlae ihs epeclflcallon mult coo
tain s provlao that all mult dlitU over
below a certain maximum temperature, In
order to csclude from the gaiollns the
heavier petroleum distillates, such ss
keroiene."
Official Press -Statement
by U. S. Govt. Bureau of
Standards.
We've been preaching and prectlHeg the
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of Atlantic Gaiollns la always uniform
It meets Uncle Sejn'l Ideal perftcujr.
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LEDGERr-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1917
JUNIOR MEET CAPTURED
BY HAVERFORD SCHOOL
Main Liners Take Honors With
Thirty Points Central High .
Finished Third
FRANKLIN FIF.LD, Phll.i . Mny 18
IIaerford School had n walk-away In win
ning the annual Junior Interscholastlc trmk
and field championship today. The Main
Linen, with thirty points to their credit
wero seventeen counters nhend of the sec-ond-placotonm
fit. John's Preparatory School, of Brook
ln, was second with thirteen points; Cen
tral High, of Philadelphia, third, with twelve
points, nnd West Philadelphia High School
fourth, with eleven. Kplscopnl Academy
was fifth, with ten points, nnd the rest
of tho schools were grouped with seven or
under.
Tho teams scored as follows- Hnvcrford
School, 30, St John's. 13; Central High. 12,
West Philadelphia High, 11: Knlsconul, 10;
Penn Charter. 7; South Philadelphia High.
5 ; Atlantic City High. 3 : Spring City High,
3, Northeast. 2; Ocean City High, 1 ', Pal
mvra High, 1 ; Friends' Central, 1
Summary:
Larry Dornberger, of St. John's Prep, was
the Individual star of tho moot, scoring all
the points innda by tho Hrookljn Institu
tion The sturdy little chap took llrst
placo in tho hundred In 10 2-5 seconds aWo
high honors in tho furlong dash In J 1
seconds flat and third III the 220-j arils
low hurdles
JUNIOR 100-YARD DASH
First heat Won by Sk hlelter. Havvrford
School, second Wagner. Spring cn Hlnh
Hihnol. third. Hark, Ocean city High Sthnol
Time 11 seconds
Second heat Won by Moffett Frl. ml' (', n
tral erhool second. Knlffen Wiimtnsicn
Friends' School, third. Smith P nn Churl. r
Sihool Time. 10 4-5 sreonda
Third heat -Won by DornberBer St lohn a
Prep r-'ehool. second. Marks Krb nds i ntral
School, third Jones, Haverford Sihool Time
10 4 5 seconds
Flnvl heat Won by Dornb-rgcr. t jot n
Prep Hi hool second. Schlelter ltdverford Si linol
third Mnrtttt Friends' Central St html I m
10 2-5 stt onds
JUNtORI 120-YA11D HIGH lirilDLFM
First heat Won by llarr Penn ( harter
School st'tond Reynolds West l'hllml. Iihl i
Itlgti Si hool thlr.l. Schneider. Central High
Sihool Tim. 17 1-5 seconds
Second heat Won hy I.angford Havorf.irii
School second Child Penn Chartpr S-h ml
third Suittrl I rlends' Central School, ilm.
Ill eieonds
1'in.il heat Won b ll.irr Penn charier
. hool set oml Revnolds West Phlladelphl i
lllith School thtltl 1 angford. Haverford t-thool
'I nn. 17 .1 t st i ouds
2-'n YMUl LOW HFRDLi:s
First heal Won bv lullv . Ci ntral High
S. hool. seiuiid lira, kin. West I'hilad' Inhli
High Time 29 4 5
heeond heal Won b oung. HnVPlfonl
St hool second smith Germantown ApuiIi inv
Time 2S 4 5s
Thlril heal Won bv Cowley Houth Phthttlel
phi i II lab hihml second Child. Penn ( hirl r
Time mi"
Fourth htat Won by DornberKi r M lohn
Prep School set ond Smith. Penn Charit r
Time .I"
Juniors, SSO var.ls Won by Itueh", Fnls opil
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Academy second tmlth, 1taerford School,
third Durgln, Palmyra High School, fourth.
Wiener, Lplacopal Academy Time, 2 mln. 0 1-5
Junior ll(i-nrd tin eh Wen h !
Lplscopal. second MrMulllan, i'ent
McCollum.
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ni nooi mini uronqulst
A J 4 -5s
Northeast High. Time,
I Inal hest 220.aril run Won by Dornbcrrer,
I;:. "'.'!!, ! '!.p S'hool, second. Wagner, Spring
city High School, third Chamblei, Haverford
Sihool Time. 23s
Final heat Won by Young, Haverford Schooli
second, Dornberger, SI John's Preparatory
School third, liully. Central High School.
Time. 2H 1-5 see
line mile for Juniors Won by Gross, Haver.
:?.r,L i,S,"w,1 .;fr?n', .Enek. West Philadelphia
High School third. .Vtellarvpy. Northeast Time.
Till t" t ll,
Juniors 13-pound sholput Won by Sehlelter,
llaverfortl School secontl Young. Ailnntte city
II gh School Ihlrd. Huhm. Haverford School.
Distance. 3(1 fl 4 In
Pole vault Tie for first ltwecn Andrews ami
Shoemaker Central High third. Adams Ocean
City High School The tie was at a height of
P ft 10' In Andrews won on the toss for
flrt plnce
lllah Jump Won by Reynolds West Phila
delphia High School second Sehlelter. of Haver
ford Mi hool third llarr Penn Charter School.
Height 5 ft n tn
Running broad Jumii Won by Mitchell. South
Philadelphia High stond, Huhm Haverford
Sohoolt third llarr Pt nn Charter. Distance.
19 ft il In
I'KDAGOOY HLUES WIN
Capture Fifth Color Contest in Annual
Competition With Goltls
Tho Blues won tho ninth annual color
contest of tho Pedagogy Practice School
with 19 points to lfi This gave tho victors
possession of tho nils A. Olnihel trophy
for the t'.fth time while the Colds have
held the run four times
The pames wero divided Into three classes,
every member of tho school helng entered,
and thlity teams competing The Colds
wim the junior numbers 7 to C a tlo re
sulted In the intermediate events, G nil,
mid tin senior competition was captured by
the Ulues, S to I.
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