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EVENING- LETOKRPHILADKLPHIA, SATURDAY,
MAY 19, 1917
Sgg""!"" His LONO SUTT EYeSy
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TRIS SPEAKER RESUMES BATTTNtt
LEAD IN AMERICAN, WITH J. SMITH
STILL UJN J TOP IN TENER CIRCUIT
Strunk Climbs and Overtakes "kclnnis at 330
Mark u-avath and Whitted Represent
Moranmen in Select Hitting Society
SCHOOLBOY STARS
IN TRACK GAMES
Mercersburg Favorite in
Middle States Senior Carn
ival at Penn Today
SULLIVAN TO COMPETE
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lit Hrdne.dav. Inrlmllnic the game, of je,terJiy p.. ,',,. , ?'" f "1 l"' lo nn'' lnflr
14 Miler. f -I- '"'" '" ") ra,r. ,f ul'rtin? uUs" 'V" .Wrlcn"
.ki.Hr. with -3-1- Ti Cobb held nnUUnn I.. !.'...: .'' -M1- nl Strnnk. of (
,b, .tlonl, eliminating .1. Snillh. KoiMh. or 4 Inchinvtl, , p., II ,7, ".,'' nn ,l'"' ln
tan. "' ",lh "" '""' "'"" ' '" "lint,, t'.lrd H in, -x ' . V"'1 of ,'""'
L .e.terday without r. hit. M.lrr made !.!," ,, ' h , !' T lilted four
SMI. "TH '" "" tnl,ll,. no, MM7.U .mT"! I'd; ""'""'"
ffilS Sl'UAKKIt Iih.m regained the lead.
mniS sn-mrm .., .th..1l. u.e lean. Having l1P, h
J-Mtllne rw-Hlon 'r the flrt time In more than a vr h. . . ""
Mdnnta fo, one week. ,he star of., ho UevHnnd east manac '"T nl"! . T
(bier and Mr-Innm slumped. Speaker also lost Krun,l. lm, si,W's ,.. . , .
Ants and the dropping .of IKt -three l.y Melnnta enabled TH, , .T, , .'u "
i .ion by one point with .311. Strunk moved up from .250 Into . J,u !,...
trdwlth 330 Tv C-obl. also pained Bio,.,l ,,nd now flfth w,(h m j
lUrd Mackmnn in the select. having a mark of .304. tiodie ha, f,u.., .1 .-' . !
Iniruher and Witt are the only other members of the ,v, above the .son mark '
To Phillies are round n tnc select the Toner circuit. Cravat., and wi.m.,,
representing Mornn in inn division, linivy with .333 and Durham Cinwge with .311. I
the Giants hae four representatives In tlie .300 section ln Hums. Kauff. Zlmme'r
I Bn and HerznB. Hancroft has como forward rapidly and' now Is the third best
I Utter on the Phil pajroii tilth, u mark of .2S8. mil Killcfer has climbed to fourth
elite with a 3.1. and then rounw Mchorr. Stock, Paskert and Liid..,,. t ,.,.
( still leading the league with .40.-.. ' ' '
Babe Ruth is far In the lead among the pitchers In the America i .,..... .,.,.
f ojjh'f victories out of eight starts.
The .averages follow:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
"ATTINO AVntlAOCS
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l'iscri.r Pittsburgh
llornsby St, Louis ,
Barns. New York
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BASE STEAI.KHS
(lamrs S K. Ax
2.1
27
19
Z.ld.r. Chicago. . .
Ilalrd. Pittsburgh.. .
Thorpe Cincinnati
Long, St Loula
Schulte. Pittsburgh
Burns, New York.
Carey. Plttaburgh. . . ,
Zimmerman. New York..
N'eale, flnclnnatl
.Mann. Chicago
TEN LEADINO RUN-GETTERS
(lames 8 B.
Burns New York
M.rkl.. Chicago
Wolter. Chicago
Qroh. Cincinnati . . . . .
4raath. Philadelphia...
I'askrrt, Philadelphia..
Mann. Chicago
Williams Chicago
Zelder. Chicago . ....
Hlnchman. Plttaburgh . ,
P1TCIIINO RECORDS
21
21
27
10
20
29
21
28
28
22
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BOUT
Senior Middle States
Meet Is Held Today
eliamilop.iilii me-i nlll l. I.,i, )n, ......
Jrerd'arrShL'h". I1'.1'1' '""I J ,",' ""
T.aterdar Ironghl out imi InlerMllnr itiv
Uhes Mrrt.nhunt Afd.m. I. th. ramrll.
tn ln the Mludl. Stnle, till. todn.
nxsEnti.i,
Rcliool of t'edntogj t'ennsylvanln In
tltnt. for Deaf, at Mt ,lr.
Vallnnnl Term Schiol i " Chctnnl lllll
Acad.mr, at st. Ilnrtln,. " '""
MMnt'l.'ci!,01"'"' " Ulnn,,r n" '"'. t
n '.V.'!1 ,'"ln Marmlnn Coll.... ,n
Bethlehem.
Jlllllntnwn Trade, ,. Mllannia Prep,, nt
1 1ilnroTo,
at'rorlWe lla" "' n,"l","ri n' oll...
ljlv.renf.Tll1. rhool ,. lllll .rl,nol. nt
l'otttown. '
Kenncn square lllnh i, IVInc.tnn Prrit.
nt Princeton. ' '
Onirn. s,10o ,, Minrtlimnre Prcn.ira.
tor, lit siitlrthinor.
TRICK
lii is. l. toll... l-l.ld llir nif.t. nl linn.,
ton 41r!d
T"m. rhool lntrr,rlinla,llra, nt Port I)..
pnMt.
s.nlor Mlddl. Mfltf, Inirk nnd ll.l.I in.ct
at Port l)epo1t
TLWIn
llermanlown rodrni is. Url
phln, nt Hl rhllndrlphla.
rifrminUiwn leademt Junior, t,
pal Academy, nt KpUcnnal.
P.nn 4 hnrl.r . ti.rmnritnwn
(i.rmontonn Itlali.
Trankfrrl High ,. Norlh.nt lllah
Scrthrn,t tilth
i nmnrn intn . loiter M.rlon, nt
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suarllimort.
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LEAGUE TENNIS
TO BE RESUMED
One-Sided Tristato and Sub
urban Matches Expected
in Play Today
BELK1ELD "IT WEAKENED
Todat's Tennis Matches
Ti!ivr.nni..NM i.raiit i-iumski a
Irrmunlnnn A . Wllmlnglnn nl Man
helm. CjmiMl A . sorlnnlon.il. nt Ciiiiitil
... """.""' ' "ninry , 11. in. Ill 11.
PlMiiniith.
nt
at
siutitiiw tp.wis i.r.nir.
l.rernlHiliil T.nnl, . I'.llirrmt t'ountri,
f.r..nnolnl.
t nl.rll of l'rnn,yhanli . Icnlnn. nl
ThlrH-fnurlli nnd h.Mli'lt .IreVl,
Vrnfrlcnn llrldar ,. B.in.lil tiimiirt, nt
P. nnd It.'
Tulirr.
. V. , r.lmnrr T.iinl,, at
Tim Junior ntlil.., of the IiIkh nml picp
fohools In Hip Middle Stntp, sar mi e.
(client exhibition nf skin .md (.pp.rt in the
dines on Franklin I'leld csletd.i .ift.r
noon. but this nftenmnn the peifoniMnier
"III be beaten ihon the sixteenth .ihtiu.iI
Intersrbolastk' track and.flrlrl championship
for 5enlors will be Maf?eil I'nmpelit.irs
In the rients tola are not iniiflned within
any ace limit, while rtenln only those
under seventeen and a half vear, could rnn.
test
Mercer.burK Academy, winner nf the Ihk
meet at 1'rlni.eton last Saturday and .!
most of the Important school carnivals tin,
season is the faotlte for the title Jitniin
Cnrr.in's proteges annexed the crown l.i t
season and from the times In the lr,nk
events and the distances and hclKhts In the
Held contests made this near they are .I.m
to repeat
Sullivan Best Hot
Despite the countpr-atlractlon at Tome
School, whete another hii: school clasii.
will be held the Raines at the I'etin stadium
have drawn most of the star. In the .Middle
State, I'robabb the bet known nthleie
locallv who comes here to compete for an
out-of-town school is Mike Sullivan, the
famous McroerMiurc balf-mller. who fm
nierly wore the colors of the I'athohc llisli
School Sullivan won the half mile at
Princeton last week In 2 minutes fi 1-5 sei -onds
and I, the favorite for the title l
(lay Devvev Hodcers. the Northeast captain
who ran such a brilliant race In the Penn
relays should have a walkaway in the
quarter mile If he has recovered from the
cold which kept him out of the Northeast
Southern dual meet Pewc.v inn do clne
to fifty seconds when pushed, and from the
times made this season there will be no one
to mako him struggle hard for the win.
The Monte brothers, one from Hcthleliem
Prep nnd the other from Perklomen Semi
nary, are entered in the quarter mile, and
It will he Interesting: to watch these two
youths in another race on Kranklln Kield
It will be remembered thai the Perklomen
runner beat out his brother after Kettlnj;
off In the rear In the Penn relay carnival
Havcrford Not Entered
Tho Haverford School lads won the Junior
title .vesterday with a total of thirty points,
but the Main Liners are not entered In the
events this afternoon The outstandlnc fea
ture of the Junior games was the runntm?
of Larry Uornberger. of the St John's
School, of Brooklyn, who proved himself an
excellent track Team
Oornberger in himself vvas better than
any of the teams entered with the exception
of Haverford Uv his own individual
achievements he brought SI John's Into
second p. are with thirteen points Larrv
scored first In the toft and 22ft yard dashes
and took a second In the furlong hurdles.
JOE BORRELL STOPS
KNOCKOUT SWEENEY
Joe Borrell came clown on Knockout Sw.cn.v.
of Ne York, like a nrt load of brick, In the
final bout at the Cambria Athletic flub last
night, nnd before the s.cond round had cvcl.,1
by the Knockout person was In such a "hirl of
confusion that his seconds threw a sponge Into
tho ring signaling defeat Sneeney ent.r.1 the
ring looking sluggish snd untrnlned He ivaa
caught with a snappy left hook that spun him
to the rop.s lie waa b.lng burffied around
the ring with all 1h. appiarance of taking
plunge onto the canvaa when the bell saved him
tho humiliation
Sween.y ivaa ambling around the ring like n
rllvver with Its et..rlnr g.ar all awrv In the
second frame with Borrell pumping heftv
punches at hi. Jaw and landing Nneen.v's
feature, were nt good to look upon after Bor
rell had abundantlv smeared his face with
gloves A lump soon arpeaered under his right
ese and his no., ipouted crimson He had ih
appearance of b.lng glov. shy. shutting hi, ev,
and ducking Into Ilorrell's wallop. Ills rre
onds acted wisely when they tossed the sponge
Into the ring
FOUR SHOOTS ON TODAY
Local shots have four gunning club, to
choose from for their Saturday afternoon
Fport at the traps, the Independents. Clear
view. Philadelphia Klectrlcs and Shooting
Academy listing programs.
At the Independents' grounds. Holmesburg
Junction, a combined shoot with the h S
Whites Is down for decision The usual
week-end sport will hold both the Klectrlcs'
and Shooting Academy members for their
shooting West Philadelphia and Darby
gunners will Journey to the Clearvlevr shoot.
Ing grounds. Foutth street and Hill, nve
nue. Colwyn. where the club's monthly test
Is slated
Henelit Show at Casino Tonight
Several promln.nl local as w.ll as out of to.vn
boi.rs will take part In the benefit lo be glv.n
tonight at the faa'no Th.atro for a i" ."
that of equipping a troop of the Rosa' Bri
gade The proceeds of this attraction will go
toward purchasing unlforma and camp nerrssi
tlra for 100 boja who may b. called upon to
protect American property at any time. Local
boxers who will appear are Eddie O'Keefe and
Frankl. Cnnle who will box atx rounds An
other Quak.r City boy who will be ther. la
Charley (Kid) Thomaa who will alnx a song
besides taking part In the boxing exhibition.
!&!,
PHILADELPHIA .TOO SWATTERS
I'ivc major players of the local
teams are in the select division.
They are Cravath, Whitted, Mc
liinis, Strunk nnd Rates, from top
to hottom.
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASER ALL TODAY
NATIONAL LEAOl'i;
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4'hlrngn 22 HI .1188 .807 .667
N.w lork. . 1.1 7 .68! .SOU .6.12
Phllll., . 1,1 I) ,6!,1 ,610 ,68
SI. IjhiU It 12 .518 .316 .510
( In. Inn.ltl . 13 18 .119 .1.17 .4911
Boston . . X II .361 ,3'll .318
llDHikbn . . X II .361 .301 .318
Pittsburg ... I) 20 .310 .331 .300
AMEBIC N I.IIAdl II
Won l.n,t Pit. Mln Lo"
Bn.ton 17 II .fill .667 .6.11)
N.w York IT II .614 .667 .630
t'hlrngn 21 12 .816 .617 .618
tlevrlnnd 16 IB .Blrt .B1I .600
St. Loill. II 17 .1.1! .460 .117
Y4,hlngtn 1! 16 .till .118 .114
Dftnilt in 18 .117 .It'l .311
Xthlftlo 7 18 .280 .368 .269
SCHEDULE I'OR TOI) Y
NATIONAL i.n.(iri:
(III. nio nt I'lillad.lphln rlrar.
st, l.nuU nt llriMikljn Ieir
( In.lnnnll ut HoMnn denr.
Pltthiirgh nt New lork clear.
iikiiic.v i. i:r.i
Mill. til al t'lev.liinil el.nr.
New lork at I). trolt lear.
WiK-hlngton nt "-t. Loult partlr cloudy.
Button nt Chicago clear.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL I.KAtil'K
Phlllle,. 3i fhlrncii, 1.
Cincinnati. Ii Boston. I. , .
New lork 8 Pittsburgh, I. . .
Brooklyn, it St, Louis, 1,
AMERICAN I.EACl'l'.
Chicago, Rt Ilo, ten, 2.
New lork. Ti Detroit. 3, , m
It aldington. 8.' St. I.oul,. 2,
Athlrtlrs-Cievelanil (rain),
Milwaukee Owner Supports Hlckey
MILWAUKEE. May 19. rrealdent A K.
Timme. of the Milwaukee American Association
club, chanting the onlnlon expressed bv him
recently regarding the cancellation of th
interjeague aari.a between th, American Asso
ciation find th International league annount.,
he la not oppoaed to th cancellation lie aal.l
h. believed President lllck.y. of the Associa
tion, had power lo call off th series .Mr
Timme favora lengthening the present Associa
tion schedule
Raurh Wins Bird Sweepstakes
PERKASIE. Pa.. May 19. Julius B. Rauch
a member of the Lausaala Oun Club won two
IB-target sweepstakes events at a Ihe-blrd shoot
at the Rocky Rldt Oun flub', traps, breaking
14 In each event. In the first string Noah Clark.
boytestown. was runner-up with IS. and la th,
snond KrTrig, of Rocky Ridge, was second, alao
with 11. '
Hinglcs and Bungles
War Tax
Th.r.'a bmc lorfay Pi Sitdttiilc.
The lUi-i roe fclncfc nnrf (rim.
7ir ouflooA- or (fie httttr
la dark unit dull ( (lm;
Somebody lia auuueatetl
.1 iior-liwr Ida on film.
fimull iiou.trr (.nl Die hillrr has throun a
audiieu Al.
ll'llfi war lixr on lm hitting
He ran'l afford to hit -And
utt thtu will r-rliirf linn
7o nobly ilo hi bif.
UV7I ice a million unp l Me:
ll'lth unr Iru on the ttuoglnu ouiJ.
In the sixitllglil todai (irovrr Clpi.land Al.t.
in. oniv nnn hiiow, iiw in Jim
nnd.r.
up a steam roller
He stopped the Cuba,
Tho IVhlte Sox wonrieir seventh straight
fame and broke Bub. Ituth'a atrrnk, Pants
lowlund ait III haa a J
Five atialaht smiles for Bill Donovan. 'If
there la anything Bill would rather .lo than
win a gam. from th TUera It would h. to win
two games
and Jacobaan
OH- M"..- net NleSijit
alammed out homera jesterday
Killcfer Baker Morgan and Jaikevn joined
the three-hit club.
Hy PAUL (JIIUU)NS
I'lie Tii'tate nnd Sutmio'in Leagues will
i "lime tlulr weeklv mat. ies todav In
Hie .' (Uv Islmi of the for net three i on-ti'-ts
are scheduled, mm. of which Is ex-
IM.teil to suppl n i lose iotitct . 'vtuvvd
"limilrl have lm iliilh ultv with Sprlnghaven.
.Hid the latter club wil he ver ImUv to
win one or tun point
ileinintitovvn should meet with eipinllv
-..ft ippoltnin fioin Wilmington while
Itellleld Tl learn will tie the recipient
r nine point, ulii. i Plvm.nith will ilefmili
The Nnrristovvn ploveis li.ive given up the
iiiiuel fm the line In such gondlv num.
l.er, that their nlvvavs small roster of ten
in, plovers lm, dwindled to fnptiiin Wnr.
ien It l-tl) nnd i.'itst Mute (leorgo Lincoln,
th littler nf whli h pail ha- not been able
it. tlnd the time t.. plav this vent a, et
I lie Nnrristovvn team will he In all prolui
ltit forced to withdraw from the I'.uiipe.
litltin
One .Match in Second Division
The se.-ond division of the Tlislnte will
witness only one match that between iiver
lnonk itolf I'luh and the Cvtid 'If team
.it iiverhtook This should be e.isy fm the
L.tier team (lermantnwn has a bye In tlie
- hedule today, and Moorestnwn. hiivltig
icinporarllv vvithdravvii frinn the competi
tion will default nil nine points to the Itel
iiel.l A learn
The Sleuton-F of p emiil, mati ll Is
ore to he the best cunte-n In the Suburban
League tud.i.v It will he plain) nt Thlrl
foiirlh nnd I'hesltiut streets lirrenpnlnt
liould lake nil nine points fiom the nilieron
.'ouiitiv i iuli team, and Itellleld should
have .in eipiall) easv time uf it with the
meilc.in liridge team The tem.iiuing oil
iest in this league, that between thn Phila
delphia and Heading Athletic Association
mil rdinore, should lie won hv the former
i luh hv nppruilmalel.v six matches lo
three
Stars at Philmonl Tomorrow
Mt't-o Wallace Johnton. Williani T Til.
len. P S 'Osborne and Paul lillibons will
vtsil the Phllm.int I'.uitltiv linli inmoirow
to plav exhibition mnlches In singles nnd
doubles The singles will he pla.ved In tho
morning and will In all luoli.iilltv lm iil
.len vs J.ilinson and Osborne vs (lllilions
The doubles will take place in the after
tit nn and the teams will he paired John
on (i-lioine vs Tildi'ti-iiililious
ROAD DRIVERS OPEN
PARK SPEEDWAY RACES
Four Events on Program Six
New Horses to Score
for Word
The p.ond Drivers' Association of Penn
svlvanla opens Ita fifteenth niinual racing
season on the Speedway half-mile course
ln I'.ilrmount Park today with a program
of four races. Two will bo held each for
trotting and pacing horses Kvcrylhlng Is
in readiness for the ociaslon nnd some
fast brushes are promised
Kit new horses will make their opening
nppearnncn on tho Park course and likely
will make the racing nf a high-class order,
for veteran telnstnen do not relish thn idea
of getting beaten by a newcomer Four of
the new tacers nro trotters and thev In
i ludo Marrow-gold. Sam Llttlo. William
Penn II and Pcler Mary. The pacers are
i;il.i Ited aiid-Mamle ('.
The first race on tlie program, the free-for-all
pice, should prove a hummer, for a
quartet of fast sldovvheelers arc entered In
Ashllne. Ilallot. Llla lied and David C.
The entries'.
Free-for-all pac! Ashllne. C Trautwlne,
Ballot. Mrs. Duck; David C, David Crum
ley: LUa Ited, II. Cainey.
Class I! pace Phet r. C. Trautwlne;
Mamie (.'., Charles Warner; Jennie 7,ombro,
Doctor Itoberry.
Class C trot Marrowg-old, Albert Win
kle; How Devil, Cliff Dremcn Sam Little,
Harry Lur.enberg.
Class V trot Sweetheart, T Toomey:
William Penn II, Charles Horst; Peter
Mary, A Sacks.
SHAKE-UP IN MINOR LEAGUES
FORECAST OF TODAY'S CONTESTS
Loaders Clash in Nearly Every Instance, and
Fans Should Witness Some Fast Ball.
Stetson Plays U. S. Marines
WITH weather conditions In their favor
the minor league baseball teams of this
eitl and vicinity are ready for nnother big
S.iturda on the diamond A perusal of the
lavoul of the various leagues indicates some
close and exciting battles, especially where
the leaders are billed to clash, and these
occasions are numerous
The Ihrre-cornered dcndlock in the Phila
delphia Suburban League will come to a
conclusion as two of the leaders Fern Hock
nnd olnev. Iiattle on the latter's grounds
The fiumer barely nosed out N'nrtU Phillies
last week while Olnev gained a 1 to ft de
cision over Llndlev and the loers were
held lo n pair of singles. With Klnecll on
the pitching peak Manager Fred Itolh an
ticipate, a vlctor. hut Fern Hock Is equally
confident nf sitcces. Two of the tatl-enders
meet when North Philadelphia engages Fox
Chase Doth lost la't weeks game, by a
singh' run
The Fur Will Fly Here
It , rather early picking pennant winners
or even contenders In the Industrial League,
but up to date In the north section two
clubs have towered far above their oppn
nent. They are the hamplon Dltotm and
Mldvale Steel The sc'ifdule makers are
meet ng each other todav and the snw
nnkets must pla on the ground, of the
steel men The rival managers are nut for
Hits game In particular Frank John, ton
will no ilnubl start Doughettv In the box
even though Standard Holler Dealing chased
him In Hie first Inning Dick Seeds will de
pend on the old standhv. Joe Oclis A
record crowd will watch tills affair Another
north section setto that should prove inter
esting la Dnhaoti again! Keen Kutter and
the latter mai spring a surprise Luptoti
nnd Hcs-ltrlght are reasonably certain of
maintaining thelt position at the head of
the kouiIi section
War Hits .Main Liner
The erred or plnvcrs Joining the colors
has hern felt by the Main Line League,
principally Narherth and Vlllanovii tho
latter being represented li.v the Fourth
Street club This team ha resigned and
the game srhedillrd toda.v between Vllln
tiova and Merlon Travelers lins been posi
tioned The league nuiiinls will have a
team on the Held for Vlllnnova club lo fill
out the schedule Narherth's best plajers
are subject to call, but pl.i.vers will be
promptly replaced and the schedule con
tinned This leaves three games In the circuit to
da The Narherth champions will Journey
to Ardmore to pta Charlie Baker's Auto
car club on its new athletic field With
(Ilbsnn In the box for Ihn champ nnd
tllumm for the nulolsts, quite, a contest
U promised Autocar ha tint et met de
feat. It il turn & Co Travelers will play tho
Wayne suburbanites at Wayne, their first
nppeaianco in that siiburh this season They
have many friends there and vvllh Markley
pltihlng for Dun and Lewi or Maver for
tlie suburbanites an Interesting game I
erttiln
Bloomer's Paoli (P It 11) team goes lo
the home of Bon-Air Karons, wheie Morris
villi pitch I.eftv Hurke or Leslie In nn
effort to win over Schwnrtr or Carlson
Hach team ha won one nnd lost one.
Two teams representing Main Line towns
are anxious lo and Intend to fill any va
cancy, thu assuring the continuance of the
league as an eight-club circuit
Stetnon Play) Marines
There will be a military flavor to the
ontcst hetween Stetmn and 1" S Marine
Todny's .Minor League Ilagcball
Schedule
!gu. ch.st.r at Brill.
Mr. Tlr.
ti,w'!r'..Cour)U'
Media ,t ! .,.
"J '.5rc Itlver l.earu. M.r... a.,i . ,
Morrlavill. at Cllob. Tlr..
i.eagu. ciak Lane at
n. North Philadelphia
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'oirViton X:"SZ8!SL .""..' Warn
Ifliliiitf-lal I--'"-'.'.'" -"wvr
Ki urn .i , Vi "Wi. NorIh Division Hal.
ler at 1 i i'T.'r.' X'o.'"' Battery, K..n Kut.
stuti.iM.a 7i--, .'"',' mission at Alldval. Hle.1.
Ilrnnt. ""'r l,'r'ba at American Msnganeat
riivr'to.'- ,",!n" "oiith Division Quskr
inn i ih.' ? '.'"'rett at H.sa.llrlght, Hough
iloll".VMa.r.,.'rr.,' " ""d at f hll.delpRl.
I al'rHl',fi!;!!!.', "to Manufacturers iUe
vi vv' t',"10,br Co at llallahan Sons.
It Kin. .. '''W "!. ,rnaltj-Ooodwln Mrs J.
I " J Edward & Co
inn 2V fv",IiTr,'.,,-'nunt l-ue Port Washing
kmiJun 1i'.01.i,r,,;J A'"hler at B.thayr.ea Jen.
siniown at (ll.nsld.
ii'.li,i"."i"!'!la 'Isl'rnad Motlvs Pow.r lagua
vviimil"J.'l,,"l. "' .Harrlsburg. Washington at
vviimington. N.w lork at Meadows Baltimore
a Trenton
..l?.lmd.'n .C"Jnl' t.eu. Berlin at Presby
l.i." A Magnolia at VVoodlynne. B.llmaur
ar l.n.a, A A
v. i."r'.'V.ro.,",n.. League Highland Tark at
Media Itidl.v Park at Drexvl lllll, Morton-Rut-letli:.
at LanMowti.
Oiher gam.s f nltf.l Siat.a Marines al Stat-son.
n! Stetson Park, Third Mreel nnd Montgom
try avenue It vvas arranged with an Ids
or helping enlistments The Marines will be
accompanied h their band nnd will also
give an exhibition of drilling prior to the
hostilities The line-up of the teams will
be
Stetson A A Lawrence, ss . Oardner
11; , Fuller, 3h ; Dogan, rf ; C6rdau. 2b .
Wilson, c ; Hallo, cf ; Miller, If.; Novak,
P ; Morgan p
Marine Corps Mjers. ss . Whitman, cf ,
Stevenson, c ; McDermott, If : Mulholland,
1) ; M.igrnnn. 3b ; Mr-Clay, rf , Tees. :h ,
llnsselhacher. p
Two nf the leaders In the Montgomery
nunly League also come together when
Jcnklntnwn travels to Clenslde These con
testants took their opening game, by lop
sided score
Chelsea will be a hard proposition to dl.
lodge a pacemaker of the Delaware County
League The Polh clan of maulers are at
Brill today and should have no trouble win
nlng The Media champions have yet to
"In a game, and Manager William Cloud
Alexander will endeavor to annex victory
No I at the expense of I'pland.
Ilidley Park, iliampioii of the lnter
borough I.eaegue. meets Drexel lllll. and It
Is another case of leaders struggling for
first place Drexel Hill has visions of
pennant possibilities and Is managed by
Charles "Kid ' Kelnalh and J W .Jgcoby.
former I'nlverslty stars.
Besides three regularly scheduled hall
games nt Point Breeze Park, the Philadel
phia Shoe Manufacturers' League will alo
hold a field day The program includes a
dozen athletic events
D 1. Ward looks to have easv sailing
with Philadelphia Holl and Machine in the
lndiistil.il League. In two games the latter
has managed to gather onl.v nine hits, and
It slacks up against Normlle, Ihe first no
hit pitcher of Ihe season
Wallher Lehigh Lacrosse Leader
SOI'TIl HimiLEHF.M. Ps . May 19 V M.
Waltb.r of W.e hawk. n N .1 a Junior was
v.st.rdav .l.rt.d captain of L.hlgh I'niv. rally
In. rose, team Walth.r plavs on lh. defense,
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Henrietta
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Eisenlohr's Masterpiece
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that they are mild, too.
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Philadelphia's Soldiers
at Fort Niagara
A Ledger staff writer, and Weed, the Ledger's
cartoonist, have visited the Philadelphia men at
the Fort Niagara Training Camp.
In tomorrow's Public Ledger they will reveal
their impressions of the camp. It will be a special
feature of the issue. Order your newsdealer today
to reserve a copy of tomorrow's Public Ledger for.
you. " '
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