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KSLPUSMAN,
TESS WILLARD HANDS OVER $105.00(1.
k " ,TTT1 mTTT-l T
BECUlVlliNUjJbUiBOSS HIMSELF
fchampion Was About to
Up uooa L,oiii Aim
Could Fire
i By LOUIS
.--HEJI that has. Bit"." " a bueotle Phil-
"T enh, W.i WOnt t0 My' hel1 Kd
ff cnitl Wner " --...
I' ,M fold of tne i'"BUU'B" " '
I"'!.?. Mm. lo can go for Je.se Wll-
;K ,- Jnrld's heavyweight champion, as
' who Uk to D' U1D """""' "
'It .-..test circus pertormcr mm i-
.Hd under the canvas. And nor we
r .,ii,rd a regular, real, honest-to-good-L'?lltV
in the flesh" guy of the
. iiMfL lit" ..-! fllrmia all hv him
I bnt J" ownS a
k wit . wiltard came into, his own
i "".;; that he was abcto
to bo
re the
circus
w.', ,ui. Tweek. Jess was to have the
trt"1 lhJlWte.,i to him by the circus
'S "?.w hleh he had been traveling lor two
ii--r buju" . .
I ""'That, t
" . . .i !...-. - 1'n(TAi tiaa
L'i ... That tne cnnminuu iiu iu..nc. ......
1 Attraction evidently was the reason Jess
it in ttr"" . H h.d ceased to bring
'".vSione green to the boxofflce wagon,
"'o we wanted a guy around who
Luidn?t bring In the mazuma.
ft flwntrs Are Canned
v . . itriiiarri Vind been clven his
..i.i tllD" he had to ne recnuueu uu
"?t iP.. nather than glvo up the life
' -.-- . ,
ind he was.
r circus man, i" ......... .. -
' ... ,., ns willing to give up good
to whlcn ne was oorn.
,M;Und a lot of It Thus cane about
Z seHmg of Buffalo Bill's Great Wild
w. Show Jens, according to a report
, Holyoke. Mass. last night, siparated
JSolf from a cool hundred and five thou'.
IS? then the papers were signed,
'thus Instead of the circus ownwo dls
chiriln Willard, the owners were the ones
m In discharged
The advent of Wlllard as a. circus lm--rtVsIrlo
means the retirement of Jess as
i hexer The fighting game never was
.. for the Kansan; ne's too negative,
I bM and easygoing; only a big. good
r ind flant Too big for any human
Cfre or near human being to beat,
tnlli.rd could go along and defend his
Mtia successfully for many years to come.
tot he Ju" naturally doesn't like to fight.
Fllhtlng Instinct wasn't born In him.
My Quit Performing
Whether Jess will continue his "two-a-,'y"
performance of boxing with Walter
vonohan, who aided Willlard to Bet in
thipe when he 'returned the heavyweight
crown to the white race," remains to be
wen. If he does what Is expected Wllllard
will have the spotlight taken oft him
entirely and settle down to count the many
liedtles that crowd through the turn3tlles.
Jess's hoard of the filthy stuff already Is
top-heavy but his love for the circus will
jmble him to grab off a lot more of the
Collateral that buys potatoes these days.
Evening Ledger Decisions
BROADWAY
. P. Mllbnrn Sailor nrnllr
jWMtl
Iffife
(win) ounc Kme, Ixiu Hunter won from
llOWOrU, DHUIlll uuuurc siuiiirr.1
rler co;ie. nrnii iimn LiarK nrai joa
Brrniwn, trrondi MonK lirltlon quit to Johnny
oin, fourth.
NEW 10RK Jlmmr Daffy, of New York.
kMKkcd out Mickey Devlne. nerondi Younic
Zulu Kid (bantam) eaully outpointed Younic
Cotteri Tommy .Madden won from Zulu Kid
(mUdlcneUht).
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
Seventeen yars of lighting proved too big a
Undicap for Yl Yt Erne to overcom In his at
tempted comeback last night against Mllburn
6rior at the Broadway Club, and there re
mlni but one thing for the veteran to do. That
jito retire, alt back and uatch the younger fel
lori flftig fists at each other We were led to
believe that Yl would be In great shape for
GMANTOWN GOES TO
TOP IN P. R. T. LEAGUE
Breaks Tie With Rival Alle
ghenys by Winning Hard
Fought Game, 4-2
P. It. T. LEAOUE STANDINO
Class A
. , Won. Lost,
Oermantown 4 o
A leiheny 3 1
Eldi e 2 i
fiuion 2 2
mnkford 2 2
tMcrne 1 2
ptrbmond 1 3
fsliom . 0 4
Pet.
1.0110
.ISO
.07
.500
.BOO
.3.13
.280
.000
The Oermantown carmen won their
fourth straight victory of the season in
Clits A, P R. T. League, today. They also.
Incidentally, took possession of first place
ilone by defeating their rivals. Allegheny,
1.1 In . .1 I.. . j . , .
B.j tiuouiy tunitsKu same at atenton
Ml Field. Itnth
teams were deadlocked for
PL leadership In the eight-club circuit previous
& to today's game, each" having- 'copped three
m la a row
I In the other crnme. VmnXtfnrA u.Qlinn.,1
the davlic-ht. A,, n mAu..Hj . .. a.
l e?J,0m forfeted to Jackson, 9-0, and the
.sc.i.uzerne game was postponed owing
10 et grounds.
ALLEGHENY
fc , ab r h o a o
J"l;y,2b 401210
ffrtly.lf 401000
A thony.Jb 4 110 0 0
wjklier.ss 4 118 10
Sfrt'lUb 4 0 1 13 0 o
QErUtANTOWN
ab r h o a e
4 0 112 0
4 0 0 2 11
4 0 13 0 0
4 0 0S20
4 2 13 3 1
4 117 10
4 1110 0
Sharp.Sb..
Kagel.ss. .
Knox.lf...
Flsher.lb.
fl"6n.P 4 0 2 0 5 0 McC'thy.c
CimKe' ? !! S 2 ' 2 Stevens.ff,
H"!'lc' ? 0 0 2 0 1 ciark.Sb..
i.eacn.p. .
4 0 0 110
JJ.Vl.cKf 100,00 t.on,cf 3 0 0 10,,
Total. "33 27 2783 Tta" 85 5 2I 10 2
OjTOintown 0 3 000000 14
Allegheny 0 10 10 0 0 0 02
r &b,,.ithl,,r"Knx- Two-base hlt Welch.
Vni .. W'-i iIon,Khan. 8acrlnce hits Good.
5 li.?i.CIVki s,ruek but By Monaghan, 8.
Mbi.UviiBVe.on balls Off Leach, 1.
Aui.iP.1JXTra',l.ey J Goodwin. Stolen basea
ishin i ""-n1 L"t by P'tehed ballBy Mon
BuUmkn1' P""1 balit Mullen, 2. Umplre-
nUNKFORD RICHMOND
I
nay.iD. 3 2 000 Plrr i i nan
jwn.lt 2 2 100 Robert. .n . 0 1 n 5
.orltv n
1 1 .0 I 0 Gorman. 2h.. 0 0 510
Mojer.rf l
100 0 lllfer.lb 0 1 B01
t, .n,OD Z II 111 rn... ,. n ntn
"ODfr.e. T . . A "vvr.':j "" "
, c'y,2b
r.c.
1 4
0 TlovelrhleV A!
bOO 113
12 0 Hamburg.rf.
0 0 0 0 0
Totals,
J'aford,
18 14 It 7 1
Totals 2 4 1B.8 6
. 2 0 1 10 318
.10 10 02
SSi. ut By Morle
1 u
Jtohn h.Sf ""ort . Morley. 2; off Roberts, 8,
m"err!hMti- lii n'mond.' 2
in V. i"'.." "(' '' bi iiootni, i
YOUNG
O'BRIEN STILL MISSING
Natives of Clever Boxer Anxious to
Learn of Hi3 Whereabouts
To.w,ori1. yet has been received from
for vL ck O'Brien, who left last Friday
.. V J.erBey t0 vlslt a riond. A report
foand clrculated today that he had been
MitM ?"' Phone message from his home
ti to m tthl8 relatives still were anxious
At whereabouts.
Mnwn?i.05 Lhe 'am"y notified them thla
,kut ll f .that he had located Yount Jack,
'"' it later nrnverl . i.. .i.i..... ,
- ...-. .Iv i4au lucalCa xoung; jacK,
liter proved to be without founda.
uon.
Clrla Outnlav Mala Nina
OWN. O.. Jun 12. Tha Junior alrla'
1 V0l'
I &
- - r . ' ' '
Be Canned, But He Put
aioi; of It-Then He
the Owners
II. JAFFE
Leonard, Baseball Umpire
'ro7ulnJnI)T.,;5"' "' the National Learn,
h.e . of I i"'SrnnIS' yiy't'-J' hot on
of.jltnlnit hJ,I5L i"'"1 ,or. he turpooe
Jerk on Snndar !Tli' ,Ii',". t,m ln '"
hnth oldf.Iilnof'l nd,,h' dfl,lon .all.nfd
out hi. ram" TnS Je,iT'0 hMrd """'
umpire thtffin'.A'Vi'.i,10 Jl!"' I-eonard
"f tho aeaton an .tTi 'or 't "malnder
he Mlltned 1 hll iinLn""5 Mfpraw .will
t" h iuMw-nrtili "" "1,ln njd will not hare
orreini. "'""""d more for clujiint an
last niv,t. ... .
? lot. of hi 0ln-'IL,?n5.wu'd show ome. If not
he a thlnr vi '?r i'.W "", he didn't
he la n"ind f TMi".i',.ro.un,.nl th 00ne'
for him a"s0 me tins b""r u wl" "
and r"et'yniurm"f rv lior bo.th Kii Wllllima
In preDariiio.? W?1! N'thr ll extrt hlmslt
Olymnla A Ulr tomorrow nlcht s scrap at the
lice this .fi .'.".If w1,1;. """ Hehl shadow prac
nd then ihi " m111 ni? ,h u" ,h"r 'ralnlnr.
aound of the tJ,w". ivM' nlously tor the
rc only slmin.n'!?' nr?on and Al Nelson
their Sift wWhi1.1!" I', hu, "" ,? rln'h that
than mn . i1"1""""' " not mor o.
houia ar' Jimm.'"i1i",n"n,l ,",t," oth"
IV, y N,i;imm?.I,.l?te Frankle Clark and
nose. "'on' Mother of AUIe. s. Johnn?
wonted nn l7t Vl ..'"" u ou n un
prorVidiniS' i5ri,,hnf "Ji w"nt ,0 b ln on "
sreauat Ahii-1? n("ll'bum. at one tlmi the
InchS h.W5 rnachlne of his weight and
nl eunninJ-!0."1 mo3t of his old-llme form, set
mhim fJ!" 1ni cleverness he ho?n carry
mfebh. ,hro,uh recent bouts. Friday ntdht
slouch whi1,? .?Pn'r club Uorrell Is no
can't ten iWIm com" ,0 runehln, nd one
fonM,.1a,h"DfarckbSrn,Jl.h' nlthl ot d"m'
bnhboV!n?'?rf04th'?h,,;v"V',:
fo'r.hl nVJ!" E1?' Mun fw the semlnn.l
i?,,ij I?,lJb'ir.,i-Uo""l bout at the Cambria
?h,iLnlf.n,',,othy hou" a" Jack nrady s
Sn .,Dr"l,',,.T,ni' Rain i. Youn Jack
Hanion and Joe Weston t Johnny Kelley.
Eddlo Shannon, of Trlsco. showed before a
Providence. It I audience one night last weak
and made a. creditable showing. He easily de
feated Mickey Donley In twehe rounds.
Ted-Kid LewK who has had eleven bouts lth
Jack Brltton. will meet Johnny Grimths for the
nfth time when they get together July 4 at
Akron, O,, in a fifteen-rounder.
Leonard Not Anxious lo Box Kilbane
CLEVELAND. O., June I!. Matt tllnket,
Clneland't Dorlnp- promoter, sold today he
would make one more effort to slon Benny
Leonard, Ifohtuetalit champion, for a bout uith
Johnny mlbane, featheru eight Kino,' July J.
alfhoupH he has started to took for a Jubsttfute
or tho Canton bout.
Sailor Jack Carroll suffered his usual knock
out Bill Brennan stopped the "big hunk of
cheese" In two rounds In New York the other
night
MUIle Beecher, the veteran New York boier.
was handed his first knockout after several
hundred bouts when Johnny Haney trouched
him so badly that Referee Joh stopped the bou t
The match waa held In New York Saturday
night .
Bill Brennan and Boh Derere, heavyweights,
box In New York tonight.
George Ashe, the Phlladelphlan, meets Paul
Saneom, of New York, at a Gotham club to
night At the same show Irish Patsy Cllne and
Jimmy Duffy are paired.
Matt lllnkel has been selected to referee the
Pam Lannford-Fred Pulton bout In Boston next
Tuesday night.
Eddie Revolre has retired from the boxing
game Never again will the Eighteenth Warder
don the mittens to smite an opponent in the
squared circle Thla announcement waa made
following Retolre'a exoneration for the death of
K. O. Ketchell recently up the State. Following
a hearing seeterday at 8henandoah, the jury
cleared Kevotre of any blame tor the death of
Ketchell.
NIGHT STICK TURNS IN
ANOTHER WIN AT BELMONT
Collins's Mount Registers Third Tri
umph in Week, Taking Opening
Sprint From Speedy Field
BELMONT PARK, N. V.. June 12
Carrying the top weight of 133 pounds
failed to slow down the speedy Night Stick,
and A. Collins's mount came through with
Its third straight win within a week here
this afternoon. J. J. Llllls carried thirteen
pounds less and ran a creditable race, but
the strong Night Stick never was ln dan
ger and took the Bayside Selling Handicap
at six and one-half furlongs.
riRST RACn, three-year-oldi and upward,
the Bayside Selling Handicap. (800 added, tiVi
furlongs, main course
1. Night Stick. 133, A Col
lins even 0 to 10 1 to 4
2 J. J. LUlis 120, Kleeger 0 to 2 8 to 6 7 to 10
3. Lucius, 113, Shuttlnger 7 to 1 .'. to 2 7 to a
Time, t:20. Jock Scott Meditation. The De
cision, Battle Abbey and Paddy Whack also ran
SECOND RACE, the Whltestone SteeplechasJ
Handicap for four-j ear-olds and up, 1800 added,
about 2 mltea.
1. Maltre Corbeau. 136,
Haynes 8 to 5 3 to 5 1 to 4
2 Warlock 137. Allen 8 to 1 8 to 1 8 to B
3. The Brook 137. Kennedy. 5 to 1 2 to 1 4 to B
Time. 4.18 3-5 Uryndor, Elect, Loeblarn and
Northwood also ran
THIRD RACE, two-year-olds, fillies, purse
JrtllO 4H furlongs.
1. Little Devil. 109. Garner 7 to 10 1 to 1 out
S Tea Party. 100. Buxton. 10 to 1 3 to 1 7 to S
3 Reauteous 109. Troxler 3 to 1 7 to 10 1 to 4
Time, :53 4-S Donnarella, Watona, Camba
and Hvpnotlsm also ran.
rOURTH RACE, threes ear-olds and up. Har
''m Selling Makes, alue $1500. 1 mile:
nioomv Grs. 90 Trolse. 12 to 5 4 to 5 1 to 3
2. Blue Thistle. 10S. Pick
ens 12 to S 4 to 5 1 to 3
3 Straightforward. 104. J.
McTaggart 4 to 1 0 to 5 1 to 2
Time 1 40 1-B Eagle and Ballad also ran
FIFTH RACE, three-year-olds and upward,
winners of one race only, mile:
1. The Cock, 103. Buxton . 13 to 20 1 to 4 out
2 Viewpoint. 108. Butwell 12 to .1 4 to 5 1 to 3
3. Baffoullleur, 108, J. Mc
Taggart t to 1 8 to S 1 to 2
Time, 1 41 4-3. Star Maid ,and Saadl alto
ran. "
Montreal Results
FIRST RACE. two-year-olds.S furlongs.
1. Togoland. 102. Jeffcott . . 118.80 14.80 J 80
2. Producer 115. Psrrlngton . .. S.BO 8 50
3 Little Sweeper. 110 Collins 3.70 3 70
Time. 1 05 3-8. Fleet Foot. Expression. Start
Right. Wlchaka. Lady Qayety. Lady Moore.
High Note. Semcena and Ogle also ran.
SECOND RACE, two-vear-oldr 4H furlongs.
1 Pleasure Bent. 118. Crump. $9.80 I2.J0 2 10
2. 'Sadducee. 113. Mink 2 10 2.10
3 Sea Froth, 117. Cooper ... . . . 2 10
Time. 57 3-4 Britain Ally. Sceptre, Thomas
G and Mighty On also ran. Rrookdale entry.
THIRD RACE, thrss-year-olds and up. 1
1 Hubbub. 108. Mink 124.90 J4 50 .. .
2 Reno. 108 Parrlngton 3 1 00 .
3 Fountain Fay 109 Cooper . . . . 13 10
Time. 2 18 Candle. Damrosch and Starter
TOURTH RACE, four-year-olds and upward.
lbEa'rly LlihV. 150 Clsrk . ..JO 20 $3.10 $3 10
Hearts of Osk. ISO. J. Smith . . 2.00 2.60
5 Oalar. 137. Dalv out.
Time 4:27 2-1. Rhomb also ran.
ttifth RACE, three- ear-olds, mile:
1 Waukeag. 112 Mink. .... $3.10 $2.40 $2.40
I raulull.n.., 09 Collin. .. 2.40 2.40
9 TiTu Bannock. 112. Inw. . . . 1.30
Time. 147 3-5.
Lily also ran.
Sea Gull. Thirst and Easter
Latonla Results
FIRST HACK. 4K lurlonii
1 Rookwood. 1 1 ii. Dieam.
$8 00 $3.90 $.1.20
J' JKi. Canil 110. Hanover ... 21 9C
3. 2.tl V.VS'i'll.tl. Princess. Red Salmon
9 llreeiy. 110, Ooose
II..U H.7II
U
BtflPM." Sasenta. Kith, Mlts Bonero. Courier and
Ukulele elso ran
, "sister Emblem, 101. W;KtM $n.n0 fR ,n
sifter Susl.' 108. Kelsay 4.20 8 Bn
nenjamln" 103 Barrett , ,.-.. 3.10
s Jii i "ii Al Pierce PI' i' Velles. Tush
TiSH.lira'nVV.. Hnd-errfiS
3' &S$WkSVK ... M
r r?.&S,,8.30 ,4,0 ,,
J. Dorothy De.n, 107 Van-
. -d"".".-. ri.ll.h.n. . .. ' . i 0
.'"' f"iij! Deiroond'. t. Tn oa,r.
jVEKING LEDQErLphiLADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1917
" : .JrniA, xuouax, JUNE 12, 1917 jg -
DISCHARGED; BUYSSHOWOWNERSHIP TOROWTBfS j
"GlXiilEW.. HERE WITH TIGERS 1 fine,, ,, I . - - . .-. I m , nm ,., 5 H.1
Harry Coveleskie, as a Philly hurtor. defeated the New York Giants
three games in five dnys, putting MrGraw's club out of the National
League race in 190S. Shortly after hr was relegated to the minors.
This year, his third with the Tigers, finds Harry hurling in good
form. Ilia brother. Stanley, is twirling weli for Cleveland.
PENN LEADS DELAWARE
IN EIGHTH INNING
Three Hits and Two Sacrifices
Put Locals Ahead in Great
Pitching Bout
DFLAWARE PENN
Selhy. 3b. Borr, 3b.
Plerxon. c. Todd, 2b.
Ilore, 2b. White, si.
Cnrter. lh l,ltmore, c.
Ferguson, cf. Allen, if.
Madden. If. McMchoI. lit.
Stewart, rf. Hell. If.
McCardell, es. Morgnn, rf.
Clanr). p. Ilernhtrdt. p.
I'mplreRyan.
NEWARK. Del . June 12. Jim Clancy
and Bernhardt had a great pitcher's liattlo
In the game between Delaware and Penn.
Delaware bunched three hits ln the third
Inning, scoring a run and held the leail
until the eighth, when three hits and two
sacrifices scored two runs for IVnn. Up
until this Inning only two hltB had been
made off Southpaw Clancy.
Tomorrow's Belmont Entries
First race, for two-ear olds, s'lllni, 5 fur
longs, straight Portia, tnv Elyslan (Imp .
103. Sunny Hill (imp). 112. Sr-hool Olrl. HIS.
Oeorge Washington ins, stitch In Time lnf,
Shasta (Imp ). 108. Thistle, 10V 'All Bright,
103, Our Nephew. 103. June Uug. 1111
Second rsre. four-5ear-old and up. the Orand
National Steeplechase handiran about 2 miles
Hlbier. 149. Falmouth 151. Itet. 142 Expecta
Hon. 144. Robert Oliver. 137. .Martian. 13.
W. J. Shannon 143
Third race four-jeer olds and up. selling,
lli miles Roderick II (Imp), 104. Ed Bond.
108. 'Madame Herrmann. 108. 'Poedale. 101.
8tar Oaze. 107
Fourth race for three-year olds handicap fl
furlongs main course Sun Flash II (imp.) 118.
Bally. 10 Holllster (Imp 110 Jack Mount
(Imp i, US. 'Pickwick US .Defense. 111. Wood
trap. 120. Milkman. 114
Fifth race. two-jear-oM .' furlongs Hand
Grenade (Imp.) Id n,n 109. Sixteen to
One. 112. Oenone. ins iTim cook, to. Trophy,
10 Trlnceps. 10S. Pan.mtn (Imp ). 10. Adora
tion II (imp.). 103, Cold Tasvl. 103. Heredity.
lo
Sixth race, three-jcar olds and up. claiming.
mile!i.Translt! 112. 'Stalwart Helen. 101: Hun
wayTili. Spectre. 90. Star Oaie. US. Wond.r-
Appren'tlce allowance claimed.
Montreal Entries for Tomorrow
First race, three-vear-nlds and up. B furlongs
-Dominion rark. 103 Baby Risen, 101. Cerf
Volant 104. Bright Sands 99. Oarllev. 1(14.
CartSme 0T. 'Maxnlk. HI Armlne. 102. Mon
treal 107. Rose Finn 90 Zslo. 111. Annie Ed
gar 99 Ml C.asle. 107 Beauty Spot, 101.
Shrapnel, 109, Hastena. 107
Second race, two-year olds. 5 furlongs Dan
dy? 108 Storm Bound. 112 Virginia Yell 110.
Jim Heffcrlng. 115 Sweep Up. 110. Mary Maud.
Third race, three-year-olds and up. Vi miles
Onera Ola ss 100. Greenwood, 100. King Nep
tune, 104. Moscowa. 104 ... ,
Fourth race. four-ear-olds and up. steeple
chase about 2 miles Cvnosure. 142: stucco,
1B2. Charles F Grainger. 140 Chevron. 143
iVifth race, tbree-jear-o dn and up. mile
Pepper slice. 1()0. Last Simk. 112, Sural.
101 JUmpton Dame 102 Otero. 101
sixth race thre- ear-olds and up. 8 furlongs
Vater Lady 113. Trial by Jury, 114: Incog.
Toi Back Bay. 111. Hauberk US
seventh race three jear-nlde and up, Its
-mus Thanksgiving, 108. General rickett, ,
Prim Harry, ins Monocac. 101. 'Requlram,
ni . ti'.dan. 103 Edith Jiaumsn jua.
Apprentice allowon
nee claimed
Tomorrow's Latonia Entries
First race, calming. $BW. mald'n colts and
-eidinas two-year-olds. 6 furlongr 'Charlie
foitilOT- Best Beau. 109, Tom Tit Linle
Wo lo,' Walter Brady' Oeorge Duncan Carl F.U
wani.r. Kale. Parfay. Fred Low. Ambuscade.
Me'Thonod. M. SleeP-r. ... Trusty.
ni. Tmnr
Safety First. 10 .Marie
imnrpiiivr. iihi rnin"' ---- .
110
Thltd face.cl.lmlng. $00 three-jear-olds and
.ward. 0 furlongs Fleetabelle OJ, John Jr
Tnita
upward,
u-iii--.-. ft.; Aldenaran, ij. -j.j. ""..
UFou7.h?arcrp'u,V$ffiruvlr7Ch,bH,nd,.
T4y?ToO"rEordery.UToV.d-F.!onmllnT:
lS$?llaTlb,Cll< Stake. to-ye.rid i
ties B furlongs Crystal Day. 101. fa)Kate
rVti. loa Ichlban. 103. Vlo et Bonnie. 107.
OySsy Que'en 107 Blue Paradise, 107: Eda
.ffl. Ill (a)Vlva Amer ca 110 Atalanta.
noTo?.an Sweep. 131 . (a)C T. Worthlngton
nittth race, claiming 1000. three-jear-oldsjind
..j ijl miles 'Water tvuen iu.t: len
.SWSWaosworth's L;.t. lit: Jack O'Dowd.
JV;v,.ln7ll.V.3'c8..1mOnV,'YS0UU.hree.yer..d.
-5TmwIrd l mllTs-Flght Fair. Ml Ile.uty
Shop 10? Soil Rock. 108 Vlltaw.y. 108. Brian
Bo?5 110. Orasmere, 112. Waterproof. 115.
S'.AVpr.ntlcA'l.ow.nce claimed
Weather, clear; track, fast
MISS BJURSTEDT PLAYS
IN DELAWARE TENNIS
WILMINGTON, Del, June 12. Owing to
n.aw rains and wet courts, the women's
Delaware Btate tennis championship
matches at the Wilmington Country Club
did not start this afternoon until 3 SO, Al
tnouch only twenty-four were entered for
singlet, the field is decidedly strong. Mlu
Mollv BJurstedt. national champion, Miss
Marl Wnr, Mrs. Itoheri Leroy. Ml M
ICoei 4 J4r, Xnud DaW are lltel,S
TENNIS TOURiNEY AT
MERION MOVES SLOWLY
Poor Condition of Courts Gums
Play Tilden-Beck Match
Interesting
HAVKIU'ORD. Pa . June 12
Play w.fs late In starting in the patriotic
tennis tournament at the Merlon Cricket
Club this nfternoon
The courts were so soft from yesterday's
rain that the contestants waited until the
Inst minute before getting Into action, hop
ing that conditions would Improxe As
the afternoon wore on the sun came out
nnd a brisk southerly breeze dried out the
grass to a considerable extent.
The feature match of htls titleless
event today was between A T Tllden. Jr.,
and Rodney Beck, winner of the rent
Junior Round Robin Tournament and cap
tain of tho Junior Philadelphia team that
lost to New York last Saturday.
Beck put up a great game In the first set.
kept Tllden on tho run and won by hut eight
games to six In the second set, however.
Tllden forced the lighting, quickly took the
lead nnd won by six games to three. The
contestants In the other matches today
t-eined fairly etenly matched nnd all
proved long-drawn-out affairs
A start was made In the doubles today,
an(ldesplte the fact that all play had to be
called off jesterday, It Is hoped to wind up
the event this week.
W T. Tllden, Jr.. defaulted to Rodney
Beck, the Junior champion, In the first
round . Hach hurt won a set. and the score
sloood flvo gamei all In the third.
Rixey and Red Ames
in Pitching Duel
Continued from Pate One
filed to Whltted Livingstone out, Luderus
to Rlxey. No runs, no hits, no errors
THIRD INNING
V. Smith threw out Klllefer Miller and
Gonzales retired Illxey. V. Smith threw
out Paskert. No tuns, no hits, no errors.
V. Smith grounded to Nlehoff. Ames was
thrown out by Nlehoff J. Smith singled to
left. Gonzales singled to center, sending J.
Smith to third. McGafflgan threw out Miller.
No runs, two hits no errors.
FOURTH INNING
McGafflgan tapped In front of the plate
nnd was thrown out by Livingstone. Stock
singled to right. Miller tossed out Cravath.
Hornsby threw out Whltted. No runs, one
hit. no errors.
Hornshy singled to right. Cruise sacri
ficed, Stock to Nlehoff. Long walked Liv
ingstone died to Cravath. F. Smith was
called out on strikes. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Amateur Baseball Notes
Shannon A. C. defeated the. Victor A. C. by
the scor. of 7 to 4. Ths feature of the game
wsa the rltchlng of Cohen, who fanned twelve
men. -
Norrls Snusro easily defeated the Chrl't Re
formed Church by the score of IS to 7. Keen's
hlttlns was the feature.
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Durborow to Quit Long Swims
Charles B Durborow. of Rlterton. N J.,
the big Philadelphia bank clerk swimmer, whose
great performances In the water are now listed
among the natatorial feats of the world, of.
ftclally announces his retirement from the swim,
mlng game as far as new endur.nc. records
aro concerned.
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WEDNESDAY KVE.. JUK 1STH
Champion vs. Ex-Champion
PETE HERMAN, of New Orleans
World's Bantamweight Champion, vs.
KID WILLIAMS, of Baltimore
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Tigers Defeat Macks
by Score of 3-2
Coollnned from Pige One
Tlgera lo overcome the Markmen's one-run
lead and tie the score at two all In the
second scheduled game here this afternoon.
Only some high-class pitching by Itube
Schauer prevented further scoring, for
each was on third and Hellman on sec
ond with only ono gone. Schauer forced
Burns to strike out and Vltt fly out to
Strunk.
Ty proed to be the real trouble maker.
In the first, with two gone, he shot a ter
rific liner to the left-field fence that bounced
nw-ay from Connie's gardeners, nnd Ty at
tempted to reach the plate, but he waa cut
down nt home on a beautiful relay. Bodle
ti Uatea to Lnwry to Schauer.
Bates's error handed the Tigers their
first run when he permitted Spencer, the
first man up in the third, to reach first
afely on a low throw to Stuffy, A sacrl.
lice and Pep Young's single did the
damage
Hrere's how the Markmen registered
their pair ln their half of the third:
Oooch. the ponderous recruit outfielder,
dropped one safely In center. Lawry
down a beauty nnd beat It out. Schauer
sacrificed and when Mitchell fumbled
Witt's tap In front of the Plato Oooch
counted. Strunk also hit to Mitchell and
the latter preferred to get Ames at first
Instead of making a play for I.awry at
the plate
riBST INNING
Bush filed to Strunk Schauer threw out
Young Cobb tripled to left nnd was caught
trying to reach home Bodle to Bates to
Lawry to Schauer No runs, ono hit. no
errors
Witt was called out on strikes Strunk
filed to Veach. Bodle filed to Hellman No
runs, no hits, no errors.
SECOND INNING
Veach filed to Strunk Schang threw out
Hellman Burns singled to center. Schauer
threw out Vltt No runs, one hit. no errors.
Bates singled to left Mclnhls filed to
Bush. Bates died stealing. Spencer to Bush
Schang fouled to Vcach. No runs, one hit,
no ertors
THIRD INNING
Srencer hit to Bates, whore low throw
hit the dirt and the ball struck Mclnnls In
the face After a short delay, Mclnnls was
able to resume p'ay Mitchell sacrificed.
Schauer to Mclnnls Buh bunted, but fast
fielding by Sdmier with a toss to Mclnnls
got the batsman at first Young singled to
left, scoring Spencer Cobb lined to Strunk
One run, one hit. one error
Oooch singled to center. Liwry bunted
in front of the pl,te and beat It out
Schauer sacrificed. Mitchell to Y'oung
Mitchell fumbled Witt's grounder and Gooch
scored Strunk hit to Mitchell: the latter
Instead of throwing to the p'.ate and pre
venting Lawry from scoring, threw to Burns
and retired the batsman Witt was caught
off rccond. Spencer to Bush to Vltt to Bujh
to Vltt Two run. two hits, one nrror ,
KOL'RTH INNING
Mclnnls luiuoked down Veach' single
Hellman fou'el to Schang Vltt fouled to
Bates No runs, one hit no error"
Bodle died to Cobb Bates nted to Cobb
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FIFTH INNING
Spencer fouled to Mclnnls, Mitchell
fanned. Bush filed to Bodle. No runs, no
hits, no errors
Schang singled to left. Young fumbled
Gooch's grounder. Schang taking third.
Mitchell threw Lawry out. holding Schang
on third. Schauer hit to Young and Schang
was caught at the plate Witt popped to
Y'oung No runs, ono hit. one error
SIXTH INNING
Y'oung fouled to Bates. Cobb tripled to
the right-field fence. Venclt walked Hell
man'a low liner glanced off Mclnnls's inltt
for a two-bagger. Cobb scoring. Burns
fanned. Vltt filed to Strunk One run. two
hits, no errors
Mitchell made a one-hand catch of
Strunk'a low liner. Bush followed with a
leaping one-hand catch of Bodle's drle
Bates filed to Veach No runs, no hits, no
errors.
SEVENTH INNING
Spencer singled to right Mitchell hit Into
a double plaj, Schauer to Witt to Mclnnls
Bush fanned No runs, one hit. no errors.
Vltt threw Mclnnls out Schang filed to
Cobb Oooch singled to center and was
caught going to second. Cobb to Bush No
runs, one hit, no errors
KIOHTH INNING
Y'oung was hit by a pitched ball As Cobb
fanned Y'oung stole second. Bate threw
out Veach. Witt threw wild on Hetlman's
grounder. Y'ouYig scoring and Hellman
teaching second Lawry threw out Burns.
Ono run, not hits, ono error.
Lawry fanned Schauer filed to Burns.
W Itt fanned. No runs, no hits, no errors.
NINTH INNING
Witt threw out Vltt Spencer grounded
to Mclnnls Mitchell fanned. No runs no
hits, no errors.
Strunk doubled to right Bodle fouled
to Spencer. Bates fouled to Burns. Mc.
lnnls fouled to Vltt No runs, noe hit no
errors.
ATHLETIC AWARDS AT
GERMANTOWX ACADEMY
Following a falrlv successful se.ison of
sports Gerniantown Academy hag awarded
numerals to athletic leaders, the awards be
ing as follows:
Track Captain Darrow. Clothier H
Smyth F. Smth. Wehner Cornell, Henson
Landenberger. Van ScUer and Stearns!
manager, for general merit and work In
dual meets
Baseball Williams, captain, Clothier,
Law-son. Jopson. Dippy. Beard. Holcomb
Mlddleton. Vtseher. Henson. Wllliimfon nnd
Ketcham. manager.
Tennis Beck. Smith. West and Jellett
A system was adopted this year that gles
boys who were eandldites for arslty
teams and who worked faithfully during the
season the right to wear a 'G2" Follow
Ing this Idea awards were also made In
baseball to Bogan, Carrigan. Keller, Mul
len, Pester. Perrv McCalla, O'Connell,
Barba, William"! and Hamlll
Whisman ns Athletic Coach
RLOOMINOTON. Ind, Jun 12 Rsy TVhls
man eosch of tho baseball team of the T-niter
slty ot Indiana announced today that be had
anepted the position of director of athletlca
and nesd conch ot the CnUerslty of N'esdt
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in Which Pour Records
Are Smashed
FINAL SCORE IS 21 TO 19
NORTHEAST FIELD, rhl'a . June 12.--The
Blacks won the fourth annual field and
color contest of Northeast High SchopI this
afternoon, by the score of 21 to 10, The
Blacks were winners In the cricket, base-
ball and basketball games, while the Rd'
were Uctors in the track meet nnd soccer.
Four new records were made
The feature race of the afternoon was the
medley race, won by the Blacks, breaking
the record made by the Blacks ln 1315 by
2.1 3-5 seconds. Drew- and Klngetter ran
a dead heat In the 0-yard dash. Tha
Blacks were undaunted, however, and
Grouiiqulst overtook rats nnd gave
Bonrdman n lead of three yards In the mile
run McUaney tried his best to overcome
this lead, but It was too much for him.
IMrent. of the Blacks, won the high
Jump with a. leap of 6 feet 24 Inches,
breaking the old record held by "Ad"
Whltnker of S feet Parent, who won the
high Jump In the "Quads' last week, hurt
his kneo and was forced to stop Jumping at
this height
The baseball game proed to be a run
away for the Blacks, captained by Carter,
winning by the oerwhclmlng score of 14
to 1
Blacks . . .00710140 014 18 i
Ke'lk 0 0 100000 0 1 56
Batteries Drew nnd Schneider. Kay and
Relber
The Reds won the soccer game by tha
score of 4 to I The players being hadnl
capped by the sogg ground, the membrs
of both teams slipping and sltd.ng, whenever
thev tried to make a difficult kick
The Blacks proxed to be better cricket
players than the Reds, winning by the score
of 17 to 24 Jaggl. of the Blacks, was the
high rcorer of the game, with the total of
eight runs
The basketball game was the most ex
citing contest of the afternoon The Blacks,
captained by Lehr. won In the last mlnufe
by a score of 20 to 19
220 lard low hurdles Won b Klngeter. Rsds,
Re0d,,.ndTlmed"r..,.I,M ,h'rd tY.-K.n:
410-jard run Von by Rogers Reds, second
Orono.ulst Blacks third Ash Rlacks Time SSI
ee'i-jard run Won by Djs.rt. Reds, second'
MR2? B",ch, M,i M- Black. Time,
J;''Hn', !hB' Put Jen by Schoneld, Black.
as ft 2 in ) second Metre Reds (S3 It 4 In L
third. Stout Blacks (3 ft 1 In ) "
Running broad Jump Won by Paul Rlsrka
th ft 2 In ). second Woodburn Reds (17 "ft
3 in I. third llalej DUrks (17 ft f, in), '
One mile handicap Won bv ruts. Red.
icrateht second Jenkins. Reds (too yards):
'A'S1- -s''n' "lack; (i20 sards) Time,
4 !,o a S A new record ..,?,
220 ard dash Won b Nsgle -Reds, second.
Parent Dlacks. third. Lederer Blseks. Time.
110 ard hish hurdles--Won by Klngeter.
Ite.ie second rivsnrt Rede third Kattenbach.
R-ls Time 17s A new re, ord
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