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AWN JAY M'GRAWEXILE DAYS ARE
ALEX'S POOR START
LOSES FIRST GAME
y Giants Score Thrice
itial Inning Final
Count, 4 to 3
CRAVATH HITS HOME RUN
By ROBERT W. M
MAXWELL
AUK, June 2G.
,f0ra ti crowu u ;." """ " wi
rr -- nf the season, tho Giants knocked
. ., nn nAA ?..., .1... ln..i.i
, Phils out of llr.U place thin afternoon
Eth' first part of the double-header. Tho
Srm 'was t0 " nn(l t'' Knmo was as
Em ta the score.
Kftef one hail Inning In which three runs
mt home. Alexander was at his best.
Smowed down tho enemy In onc-two-threo
tut nd had them at his mercy. In tho
Sfth an unearned marker was registered
& that was " lM fnct n" ot tMC runa
t,ti tainted.
BfllwaS a nam frame i wiw mm crrnrn
Vi.... n nn.t T.m1erlll worn t-rsnnnlltto.
If '.Meilu.i " ..--- ----
'mrt allowed two easy ones 10 Bin inrnugn
Ml ICE3 "" .. - -- ........
ifKauff's grounder In tho ulxlh.
jTht I'hlls started their pffcnslvcness In
glxtll wnen tuiiviuii r. mi, i.MiiiwL'u uy
irilr of walkp. cloi'gtd the base?
ij. 'juncture. Jeff Tesreau, who hail
Wrooli wns yanked, nml Slim Sal
imscs. At
il been
L,j jood, was yanked, and Slim Salleo In.
1 Slim was nicked fot a sacrlflco fly nml n
ur hi.
tttlt Vy 'Cn Ull VUH-H l-UUIIlfll HAJ IU1IIC.
Gwy Chivath opened tto eighth with a
ijue-run smash In the left field bleachers,
ui that ended the roorlng for our side,
lit was n scrappy contost from tho first
e . ...III l,n flntil l.ell rr, Vnu. VnV
rfAAia uiim n" ' -.., .lv. iv.ii
fob wis out to win and tried everything
fgift tytlng ItunneiH would attempt to
jfttrfere with tho throws of llancroft ami
Jltrioff to prevent doublo plays and In tho
hc?nl Tercseau went no far as to Ret his
fc(i )n the way iind tho ball almost
ijioced Into tho bleachers. If wa n swell
Mer& of headwork. hut Umpire Hransdcld
fjjid that tho runner was out because of
fcfttference.
fe argument followed, but MuggBy Mr.
flrtw, who has been restored to Rood stand
ht Icept In tho background. Ho has had
Kuih of umpires and. anyway. I 111 1 Klein
oMd tore enouKu 10 nuo mm.
(Alexander's pet jinx was with him when
hittpped on tho mound to flint; his twist
ft t tho Giants In tho first act of tho
fcrtalnmatlneo. Tho IiIr pitcher has been
altered by the MeOraw clan In tho last
I . .1 . 1.- I.i.kIh.1 ....nl..,., .....-. ... .......
pur limes lie ihiiu'i iiRauin unni linn wua
rtermlned today to kill tho Jinx forever.
list there was nothing doing. Nlehoff al-
ta a bounder from (loorgo Hums s bat to
tKl throuh his legs and that error ntnrl
ij lomethlns leorge went to second on
lie footle and took third on HerzoR's out.
Jnny Kauft was hit by a pitched ball and
Jural counted in Zlm's clout to rlpht. Two
tore counted on Ilobcrtson'a double.
ManaRer Fat .Mornn nnnounced beforo
l pnnc that he hail -elcnsed Shortstop
VcCiftlgan to the nichmond Club, of tho
fetttnatlonal LcaKue In caso of nnerRcncy
KcGafngan can no recalled within twenty-
(buf hours. The Idea is to glvo tho player
tore work.
t FIItST IN'NIXG
"Burns got two bases on Nlehoffs fumble.
Batojr grounded to Uuderus. Hums tnklnR
ftlrd. Kauff was hit by t, pitched ball,
fcnraerman singled to rlKht. scoring Hums,
Main Kauft to third, nnd Zimmerman
BUr.K second on the throw. Klllefer made
I wnsatlonal catch of Fletcher's foul
tfitnrt the Rrandstand, Reindeer landing
tt, ball with his bare hand. Hobertson
toubled against tho right-field fence, scor
fel'Kaii'f and Zimmerman. Ilollto beat
(tt a grounder toward first. Hobertson
tried to score on tho hit but was out,
UJerus to Klllefer. Three runs, three hits,
td erroT.
S"F8kert filed to Knuff. Tcsreau throw
Kt Bancroft. Stock filed to Hums. No
MM, no hits, no errors.
SISCOND INN'INO
1Rflf!ilTi slnrrlrwl In llrlit Taernnn trraA
felden, Alexander to Bancroft. Hums
bced Tesreau. Alexander to llancroft. Han
toft threw toward first base for a doublo
tir,and Burns was calif d out for Inter
aee when Tesreau throw up his arm
lid the ball struck him. No runs, one hit,
to errors.
ffravath singled to center. tVhltted filed
fc Robertson. I-udorus filed to Hums. NIc
lelnglod to confer. Klllefer forced Nle
J5 Fletcher to Ilcrzos. No runs, two
Hm, no .errors.
', THIUD INNING
Stock threw out Herzog. Kauff singled
left Zimmerman hit Into a doublo
Hj. Bancroft to NlehofC to Luderus. No
ta, one hit, no errors.
Alexander was out, Herzog to Holkc.
"etcher's stop nnd throw beat Puskert.
tacroft singled to center.. Stock was
at. Hejrzog to Holkc. No runs, one hit
to errors.
t FOURTH INNING
Bancroft mado n wonderful stop and
"mw of rietcher's R.-ounder. Robertson
out. Nelhoff to Luderus. Holko singled
center and stole fcccond. Rarldcn
rounded to Luderus. No runs, one hit, no
wars. , '
iCravatn fouled to Rarlden. Whltted
r. to left. Luderus sent a long fly to
nu. Tesreau threw out NlehofT. No
M. one hit, no errors.
I. FIFTH INNING
ITetreau fanned. Hums singled to con
" HerzoB hit into a doublo play, Han
t to Luderus. No runs, ono hit, no
jrore. '
JKUlefN- was out, Fletcher to Holkc. Al
"waer fouled to Zimmerman. Fletcher
jw out Paskcrt. No runs, no hits, no
gcra.
f" SIXTH INNING
!?'rus fumbled Kauft's grounder. Zlm
rman sacrificed, Luderus to Nlehoff.
ISm? llnca t0 Whltted. Robertson
wled to left, Kauff scoring. Holke walked.
?ander threw Rarldcn out. Ono run, one
one- error
oI?".Cir,t singled to right. Stock walked.
rth walked nnd the bases wcro loaded.
2S "w I'ltchlnR for New York. On
i,, lortS drive to Burns. Bancroft
wm. Dugcy batled for Luderus. Kauff
?. fine runnlnp catch of Dugey's short
JLu hoft slnRled to center. scorlnR
r 8d sendlnc Cravath to third, Nlohoff
j"t second on the throw to the plate.
Jf'r filed to'Holke. Two runs, two hits,
S man,
I SEVKNTH INNING
AJfWtted went to first and Schulte to left
J "f the Phillies. Alexander threw out
f 'Burns filed to Paskcrt. Nlehoff
IUlU iJPTVnrv'm npniinilAn till 11ti1TrC wau
raft m! '"? w vuim, nv.t. w ..-
Inun run8i no "ItB one rrav-
LT"tO lllrtW nilf AiavqiwIap
ITnllrA Hiifr1
rt'S fnill flw TIabIaii, alnirlAfl 4 n Ittft
&CTOjft nmina.1 7l...n ClnAl llrn4
J Zimmerman. Nq runs, ono hit, ono
If
EirjiiTir TMwiwn
IKtuff m,,i. .... o. i. ,, ...
Rtrm- "-v uuu PIDCK uirow uui 7e"ii-
W. " Fletcher fanned. No runs, no
,C? . errors.
ldM(h'B drlvo we"t hlBh '"to the (eft-E-.oiechers
for a hnm run. Herzoe
V 'OUt Wt.lt..i n 1 ,... 4
ait. v;., .."i"'"' ."'",o "u"c" '."',
'RehM l noun, fvienuu men
.' woton. One run. one hit. no errors.
Ninth iHBium '
M(tit-
rSobwilT went to ,e" 1eIl tor tha Phillies.
Ihwr. Ifi VJ5 . ljtii, o,wvi into"
kiV.10"'. Uarlden'a trroundep hit the
ll,..l V- " W!t
grounder hit
!it.a. MR for a Jilnsle. Bailee singled
1. --."" or a. .single. Bailee singled
S MKht-neld wall, aeqdlntc Rarlden to
kit?. nle0- to Cravath. No runs,
" PQ errors.
"nt a single down the third
Alexander hie Into a double play.
WtUher ti HoJfct, fflTMit ;t 1'1
1 Off the Top Again
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tDiiRey 1
tllyrne 1
ToInN 34 s oJ(l in 3
llurn enlled nut for Interference In
ernnd,
fllntted for I.iiilirn In sixth.
tllnttnl for Hehulte In elclith. '
New Vork.. 3 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 1
l'hllllr ....0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 3
llnmo run frmatli. Two-hiwne hits
Itnliertftnn, J. Sarrlflrn lilt Zlmmrrinnn,
Siirrlflee fly Whltted. Strurk nut Ity
Alexander, 3. Dined on bnll OfT Teiiremi,
2; off Aleinmler, 1. Dniililn iilnys linn
rroft to Nlrlioff to I.iideru ltnnrrnft to
I.udnrtK. Mtolrn lin( Hnlke. lilt by
pltcheil Imll KnufT, I'mplrrK Klem nnd
llrimillphl.
A's Tie Yanks
in the Eighth
f'nntlmiril from Tune One
maker filed U Strunk. Falkcnberg tossed
out Cullop. No runs, ono hit, no errors.
FIFTH INNING
Grover singled to left. FnlkcnberR hit
Into a doublo play, Mnlscl taRRlng Grover
on tho line, then threw tho ball to first.
Cullnp tossed out Witt. No runs, one hit,
no errors.
Hcndryx filed to Bates. High filed to
Strunk. Falkenberg threw out Mnisel. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
SIXTH INNING
Strunk hit Into tho right-field stand for a
homo run. Hodio filed to High. Bates filed
to Hcndryx. Mctnnls singled to loft, lie
Inula stole second. Peck threw out Gooch.
Ono run. two hits, no errors.
Plpp singled to right. Miller sacrificed,
SchatiR to Mclnnls. Fnlkenborg threw out
Baker, Plpp going to third. Peck doubled
to left, scoring Plpp. Nunnmnker filed to
Strunk. Ono run, two hits, no errors.
SEVKNTH INNING
Cullop osscd o'.t Schang. Grover singled
through tho box. Fnlkenbcrg fanned. Witt
filed to High. N' runs, ono hit, no errors.
Cullop filed t. -Mooch. Hcndryx walked.
High filed to Hates. Falkcnberg tossed
out Mnlsol, No .urns, no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING
Strunk beat out a hit to Pock. Hodlo
triplet! to right, scoring Strunk. Hates
singled to left, scoring Botlle. Mclnnls
Mngled to right. Bonding Bates 10 second.
I'ullop was then taken out of the box and
Love replaced him. Gooch wnlked, filling
tho bases. Love was taken out of tho box
after pitching six successive balls and was
replaced by Shawkoy. Schang struck out.
Grover was safe on Shawkoy'a fumble. Hates
s-corlng. W. Johnson hatted for Falkcnberg.
W. .lohnsjji forced Mclnnls nt the plate,
Malsel to Nunamakcr. Witt forced John
son, Peck to Mnisel. Three runs, four hits,
ono error.
Giants Overcome
Phils' Early Lead
Continued from Pnxe One
derus cracked a slnglo to rlRhl. Whltted
scoring. Nlohoff filed to Robertson. Three
runs, thrco hits, two errors.
SECOND INNING
Bancroft threw out Zimmerman. Mayer
threw out Fletcher. Robertson filed to
Whltted. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Fletcher threw out Ii Burns. Mayer
lined to Knuff. Paskert filed to Kauff. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING
Holke walked. Rarldcn walked. Lobert
batted for Pcrrltt and hit Into a fast doublo
play. Mnyer to Stock to Luderus, Rarldcn
going to second. Burns fanned for the sec
ond time. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Mlddleton went In to pitch for New York.
Bancroft fouled tp Rarlden. Stock fouled
to Zimmerman. Zimmerman throw out
Cravath. No runs, no hits, no errors.
FOURTH INNING
Herzog slnRled to center. Kauff filed to
Paskcrt. Zimmerman singled to left, Her
zog stopping nt second. Fletcher sent the
ball Into tho left field bleachers for a home
run, scorlnR Herzog nnd Zimmerman ahead
of him. Paskert made a flno running catch
of Robertson's long drive. Holko lined to
Bancroft Three runs, three hits, no errors.
Whltted singled to right. Luderus fan
ned. Herzog dropped Nlehoff 'h high fly, but
tho former was saved nn error when Zim
merman recovered the ball and threw to
Fletcher nnd forced Whltted nt second. Nle
holt stolo second. Fletcher throw out E.
Burns. No runs, ono hit, no errors.
FIFTH INNING
Paskert got Rnrlden's fly after a hard
run. Mlddleton fanned. Mayor throw out
O Burns. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Mayer fouled to Robertson. Paskert
fanned. Kauff went to tho center field wall
and Rot Bancroft's drive. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
' SIXTH INNING
Herzog was hit with a pitched ball. Kauft
hit tho centcr-fleld wall for three bases,
scoring HerzoR. Stock threw out Zimmer
man Fletcher slnRled to center, Kauff scor
ing A wonderful double play was mado on
Robertson's grounder. After scooping up tho
ball Nlehoff fell and whllo on his knees
tossed the ball to Bancroft and forced out
Fletcher. Bancroft then relayed tho ball to
Luderus and doubled up Robertson. Two
runs, two hits, no errors.
Stock popped to Herzog. Cravath fanned.
Fletcher threw out Whltted. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING
Holke filed to Bancroft. Nlehoff threw
out Rarldcn. Mlddleton tiled to Whltted.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Mlddleton threw Luderus out, Zimmer
man threw wild on Nlehoff's grounder.
Schulto batted for E. Burns and lined to
Kauff. Cooper batted for Mnyer and
fanned. No runs, no lilts, one error.
LARSEN TO TRY AGAIN
FOR HIGH JUMP RECORD
' NEW YORK, June 29, The world's reo
ord of C feet 7f4 inches made by Clinton
Larien. of Hrlgham Young University. Utah,
will not ro on the books as a standard
mark becauso It was an exhibition perform
ance K. W. Rublen, secretary-treasurer of
the A A. U.. received a letter yesterday
from E. L. Rbberts. director of athletic, at
BrlRjiam Young, stating that all the rule
of competition were strictly observed and
that the height was correctly measured, It
was first taped at 6 feet H Inches, but
when the spirit level was applied It was
reduced to 6 feet 7T4 ". .
' X ,1.. ,wiea of Rublen. Larsen will
tnAko a try for the record In regular om
An ok July Alma JWm. ,
SKESta champion an4, foVj
r.
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, . TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1917
BECK IN FORM IN
Reaches Third Round by
Winning Easily Over Ellis
A. Gimbel, Jr.
BEARD AND TILDEN WIN
WILMINGTON, Del., June 28
Rodney Beck, tho Philadelphia Junior
champion, entered the third round of the
Delaware State tennis championship
tournament at the Wilmington Country
Club this afternoon when ! defeated Ellis
A. Gimbel. Jr.. of the Phllmont Country
Club, In a two-set match, fi-2, 8-0. lleclc
played In Rreat form Ho won tho first
set 8 to 2, and tho last set without the
loss of a slnRle R.itne.
It was a hot nfternoon for tho rompoll
Hon, but the courts were In fl.'e shape nnd
the early arrival of tho contestants en
abled the committee to get nwav to nn
early start.
Louis Do Cnzenova. tltleholder of the Wll
mlngton Country Club, cntlnucd his brll
llant tennis when he defeated Poyntell
Johnson, also of Wilmington, In a two-set
match, 0-4, 7-5. Do Cazenova played his
best tennis In tho llrst set. and It was nip
nnd tuck In the second set. with the Wll
mlnRton champion on top.
C. N. Beard, of the Cymvyd Country, won
from Walter T. Campbell, of Helfleld. In
n two-set match. 6-3, ti-3. Beard Is one of
tho favorites In the lower division.
Thomas W Harris, nf tho Wilmington
Country Club, leader of tho Trlstato team,
entered tho second round of play nt the
expense of W. II. Dcnhnm. also of Wil
mington. Harris lost only thrco games In
the second set.
William T. Tllden. 2d. the Fhlladetphlnn.
defeated peter Wright, Wilmington, In ri
two-set match, 6-3, 6-1. Wright la one of
tho regulars In tho Stato tournoy here, nnd,
much to tho surprise of tho local gallery,
he took thrco games from Tllden by his
clever court tactics. Tllden Kot going In
fine stylo nnd went through the second
set with a rush. Play In the doubles
started later In tho nfternoon.
Poynt Johnston, of tho tournnment com
mittee, received a telephone call from Dr
Philip B. Hawk, of the Cymvyd Club, stnt
Ing that ho would be unable to come down
today for his match and would have to de
fault. The match In slnglos was held over
a day In the hope that Doctor Hawk could
arrange his affairs so as to play here, but
without success. ,
FIGHTING FROM BEHIND,
GERMANTOWN WINS
Strengthens P. R. T. League
Lead by Licking Ridge Ave
nue Monahan Stars
r. n.
T. I.1..(U'H KTAXniXO
ti niis ,i)
Won iist r.r.
Rermnntonn 0 0 1.000
Alleclirnr 1 .SS
title 3 2 .(100
Frnnkford .1 3 .rnO
I.uzerne 2 3 .400
Isrknnn 2 4 .SU3
Klrhmnntl 2 .333
Folnom 0 8 .000
Gcrmantown scored Its sixth consecutlvo
victory today In tho P. R. T. circuit, de
featlnR Ridge Avenue, 4 to 2, In a Rame
replete with thrills. With tho Fcore 1 to 0
In favor of their opponents, the lenguo lead,
nrs. In n sensational batting rally In the
elRhth Inning, tallied four runs, which Rave
them tho game. Two singles nnd a pair
of triples did tho trick, for tho German
towners. In tho other games, Frankford beat
Jackson, 6 to 2 ; Allegheny showed the
way to Luzerne. 7 to t. whllo Folsom Rave
their Rame to Richmond on a forfeit, 9-n.
Pitcher Monahan, of tho Allegheny team,
set up a new hurling record In tho P. R. T.
Lenguo today, when he nllowed the Luzerno
Club but a slnglo hit in til no Innings. It
was n near-shutout feat all around, for
the flna; score was 7 to 1. Frazer was
the only batter getting In the hit column
for tho losers.
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r 11 o n
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tIMst,rf.. 1 2 n 0 n Hmlth.lf ..
Kunk.21 1 1 .1 0 11 WInters.lh.
Wllkrr.ss... 2 222 1 Mnll.sa
Crewer.lf.. . lion 11 njler.p
Sellfy.cf 13 0 0 0 rrppi'r.2b.
Howell. c... (I Oil n n McCarthy.c,
Flnnergnn.lb O 0 T 1 1 Klselnser.c.
Monahan, p., 0 0 111 rirlnker,,rf.
Douelaa.cf.
Totals.. 7 10 27 113
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10 1 12
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I.uzc rno 01000000 0 1 1 4
Two-bae. hit Sellcy. PacrlS.ce hit Howell.
8trurk out My Monahan. 11; Hlley, 8. liases
on balls Off Monahan, 0; Riley, 1. Ilouhlo
plays nerkley to Funk to Klnnercan. Stolen
Imsee Alleirheny, 10, I.uzerne, 1.
FIlANICFOnn JACKSON
rhoas rhoan
Hnry,cf.... 10 0 0 0 Harons, rf . . 0 2 0 0 o
Wilklnson,2b 0 1 1 t 1 T.fiWkan.Sb 10 12 3
Preston.lf. . . 112 0 0 Oun'ham.cf . 0 0 2 0 0
Morlsy.P.... 110 10 W.BI'ne,8h.e 10 2 2 2
Sullen. 1113 1 K.M'kan.lr.p 0 10 0 0
t'an.lv.lb.... 10 7 0 1 roppywell.Si 0 0 0 4 0
Harmon. Ub. 1 1 1 o n u.Kimonn.o, o 1 120 1
Ktone.c.
0 1 14J 0 Whitman. lb. 0 0 10 0 0
0 0 10 0 Wees-man. p. . 0 n 0 11 0
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Totals.
..6 II 27 II 3
Totals.
12 3
0 10
..2 4 27N (1
0 0 0 a
0 0 12
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Jackson. . .
OEHMANTOWN HIDOn AVE.
rhoaa rhoaa
Nharp.2h... 114 0 1 nrtltt.2b. 11 1 3 3 o
Clark.Sb IISSI Wrlht.3b. . 0 2 2 2 0
Knnx.lf 0 0 3 10 Ilommsll.p.. 0 0 0 3 0
tseh. p.... 0 3 1 1 0 Tolann.ss. . . 00120
Klshvr. lb... 114 0 0 Jtvnn.e. ... 0 0 12 0
McCnrthv c.. n n n n 1 rrlnr.lf. .. 0 12 0 0
Htcv'ns.2h.rf n 11 2 n 1 McOlnlev lb. 0 0 0 0
Watklns.rf.. 0 t 0 n 0 llowers.lf.. . 0 0 0 11
Meyers. ss. . . 110 0 0 Hamilton. rf. o n 1 O O
Ponahue.lf. . 0 0 0 0 0 Oraham.rf.. 110 0 0
Totals 4 8 27103 Totals 2 B 27 11 1
Oermantown 00000004 0 4
Hinge " " " " l
' Three-base, hits Sharp Fisher. Double play
Tolanil to TUrtlett. Struck out Bv I.each,
9: by Rommell, 9. Has on balls Oft I.farh. 3,
Hit by pitched hall Flahor. Umpire Hullman,
PLYMOUTH C. C. WILL ADD
18 IIOLESTOJ50LF COURSE
NORRISTOWN, Pa.. June 26. Plymouth
Country Cluh has taken an option on tho
ndjacent estate of Joel Cook, former Phila
delphia Congressman, and will add eighteen
holes to Its golf course.
Pitcher Patterson Re-enters Baseball
MlNNKAfOMB. Minn., June 28. rtoy Patter.
son, formtr Chlearo American and Minneapolis
Amsrlran Association pllehrr, who has bean out
of professional basrball for two years, will Join
ths local Association club her today.
Holiday Sports Entries Close Today
Entries for tha Fourth of July city sports
will positively close today with Judss Ilonnf.
will 'llnom 0, rttv Hall. All athletes who
are desirous of entering- the games, which will
be held on the momlnfc of July 4 at nelmont,
Falrmount Tark. art. therefor reauested to sea
that their entries are In before tonight, Judis
fconnlweU'i office will b open lata to receive
""''"'
Shots From the Traps
Poctor Clarke, with a score, of 5. won the
neldeman flun Club honors last Saturday at
Cramer Hill. Camden. He broke atrattht on
his first and last twenty.ftve disk;, but, flva
were missed In tha second and third ajuds.
'Mnra than 1200 was realised. In tha recent
vi.iAn Yacht Club's ahoot. It Is said. Class
V prise went to Dr. U Vauihan. with 47 out
of BO. Mr, and Mrs, A. 11, Moulton, of Phila
delphia, and It, D. Hills collected 41 of thtlr
EO bird in th Clai,test.
Thf MapUwood (N. If.) Country Club will
tag a bl registered shoot during th week of
July 3. Several Eastern Btat gunner an
planning a trkf o th New JSngtand elMt,
-ntfkbr
OVER, BUT
GIANTS' MANAGER
ROBINSON PILOTS BROMO
TO FRONT AT AQUEDUCT
Winner of Opening Sprint Pays 13 to G.
Ed Roche, 3-10 Favorite, Takes
Second Raco
HROOKLVN. N. V., June 26 Robinson,
who had tho mount on Regret In the
Hrooklyn Handicap yesterdny nnd set a
new American record for the mile, came
hack strong today and sent Hromo homo In
the lead In tho opening event nt tho
Aqueduct track for three-year-olds and up
at six nnd one-half furlongs. Hnnk O'Pay
was second and Madame Curio third.
1-M Roche, a 3 to 10 favorite, took tho
second rnco for three-year-olds at one
mile from n field of three other starters.
Summary :
FIllST HACK, three. yen r-olds and upward.
Juno nilded, il'i furlongs:
1. Ilrnmo, 1111, Itoblnnn.. 13 to ,1 4 to n 1 to 3
2. HnnkO'Pny, 123, boftua Mo! 4 to & 2 to 6
3. Madame t'urle, 103, llux-
ton 30 to 1 10 to 1 4 to I
Time, l.lli. Aitalld, llrumtey, Wla -Man.
Icarlua nnd I'aninrpta also ran.
8i:i"ONn HACK, three.year-olds, sellliiB. mile:
I.Ed ltoche, 114. llnwan.. 3 to Hi nut. out.
2 fnurtshlp. Kin. Collins. .Ill to T 1 to 3 out.
3 lln-adwlnner. 103. ttyan..into 1 R to 1 7 to 6
Time. 1:30 3-3. Ilattla Abbey also ran.
THIRD RACE, two.yeor-oMs. the Cnnarslo
sillInK stakes, ft furlnnss:
1. Amaeassln, t. MeAtee. . . 13 to IS 0 to 0 1 to 2
2. TlPPlty Wllrhet. 117.
ilouan 10 tnl 4 to 1 2 to t
8. Cnrydon. 107. Iluxton. . .Ill to A 0 to ft 3 to ft
Time. 1 0,1. Htflla Mia. Hbnsta. Recount.
Edith P.. Fragonard. Starry Ilnnner and Uma
tilla also run.
FOURTH RACE, three-year-olds nnd upward,
handicap. J700 addi-d. mile:
1. Julia Leon, lllll. Rowan. .1.1 to 1 3 to 1 2 to 1
2. FlIttergoM. 110, Ambrose. 13 ton 7 to 10 1 to 4
3. jianerry i annir, i-o, ...
Williams 1 10 a .i in o i in i
Tlmo, 1:3S3-.V Htnrtlko, Airman and Ticket
also ran.
Hamilton Results
FIRST RACE, two.year-olds, claiming. 5 fur.
1. Wow. 112, Haines ...'...III 30 n.00 $4.M
2. Marauder, tin, Hterllnir 8.70 4.00
3. Fox' Choice, 10H, Dnyle 0 00
Time, 1:0.11-3 Hoval Navy, Frenchy, Togo
land, J.lttle Sweeper, Mis Cove, Howard, Wand,
llaaeen and Salanza also ran.
SECOND RACE, three-year olds and upward,
rlalmtng, mile:
1. Comarho. !S. Koppleman. . .127.10 IS.SO 4.S0
2. Hryn Llmnh. 121, Crump 4.40 8.30
S. Greenwood, lit). Sterling 4 20
Time, 1:4,1 4-.1. Fllark llroom. Hazelnut, Hus.
soil Square anil Fairy I.c;erul also ran.
THIRD RACE, three-year-olds and upward,
claiming-, 1 1-11 miles:
1. Btatlm, 101, Crump 14.00 2. 40 J2.20
2. Copper King, 110, Collins 2.40 2.30
3. rjartley, 109, Merlmen 8.110
Time. I : I'rlnre rhlllsthorpe, Tepper
Snuee, Kathleen II , Old Reliable also ran.
FOURTH RACE, three-year-olds and upward,
handicap. II furlongs:
1. Hark Hay. 10(1. Collins J0.10 J4.10 12.40
2. Hauberk. 114, I'urrlngton 8..10 2.S0
8. Water Lady. 110. nice 2.80
Time, 1-17 3-3 Indian Chant. Oun V wder,
Lanehorne and Ilxlp also ran.
Latonin Results
FIRST RACE. Ti furlongs: .,
1. Dragon Itoek. 112. Ilnnovrr. $10.30 M."0 3.00
2. Lucky n . 112. Iilnhon R.70 4.40
3. I'lalrvoynnt. 10U C. Hunt.. ... ...... 3 00
Time, 1:IIS3-n. W. W. Hastings. Fox nidge,
Harone. Hre.it Hull. Nib, Unar. rocket Change,
Henefaetor nnd Dr. Illalr also ran.
SECOND RACE. 0 furlongs:
1. Sedan, 112. Lapallle 13.40 13.10 J2.40
2. Trusty, inn. Oraves 4.00 8.00
3. Sister Emblem. 107. Murphy 2.D0
Time, 1:11 Leonllda, Mab, Kemward, Dental,
Fashion Olrl, VngHbond, Tho liaroness, Ed Gar
rison nnd James O. alio ran,
THIRD RACE, ii'i furlongs:
1 llutrhrr Hoy, 10.1, iJipallle. .JS.00 44 10 43.40
2. Little Hollo, inn. Murphy 0.70 4.0
3. Rorkwood. 103, C Hunt 7. .10
Time. 1-0H8-3. Qunrttlte, Ambuecada, East
ern Princess, lllu" l'uradlse. War Horse, He
foro Dawn, Tomtit, Walter Dante and John
Reiner also ran.
$50,000 OFFERED JESS
FOR BOUT IN BUFFALO
Promoters Willing to Put Up
Purse to Meet Winner of
Tonight's Contest
BUFFALO, N. T Juno 26. C. J. Mur
ray, manager of the Queenshury Athletlo
Club, of Buffalo, today offered Jess Wll
lard 150.000 win. lose or drr.w to box the
winner of the Fred Fulton-Charlie Welnert
match, which will be held hero tonight,
Murray presented his proposition to Tom
Jones nnd Wlllard.
Jones and Wlllnrd are Involved In a
managerial wrangle, Jones says he has
the exclusive authority to sign for all ring
engagements for Wlllnrd. Jones accepted
Murray's offer.
Wlllard said ho would give his answer
within a few days. Mike Collins, man
ager of Fulton, and Harry Pollock, man
ager of Welnert, accepted a. percentage
arrangement with the club.
The Queensbury A C wants the match
for Labor Day, This club will comfortably
seat 10,0Q0 people.
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MCPZOG-
TED LEWIS WINS "TITLE"
ON UNPOPULAR DECISION
DAYTON, O., June 28. Tod Lewis,
fighting Hrlton, today Is world's champion
welterweight by decision of Refcreo Lou
Hautnan, Cincinnati. Lewis won from Jack
Hrltton, New York, In a twenty-round de
cision fight here last night. It was tho thir
teenth tlmo Lewis and Britton had met.
Tho crowd did not entirely approve tho de.
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eddib mahan coming here
Harvard Football Star to Join Navy
Ynrd Camp of Marines
Uddle Mahnn, former captain of the Har
vard football tenm and ono of the coun
try's best nil-round athletes, Is on his way
to tho Philadelphia navy yard, where he
will arrive tonight.
Mahnn Joined the marine corps In Hoston
a few days ago. While here he will learn
the business of fighting, but ollleers In
chnrge of ynrd nthletlcs whispered tho
word that Mahan would bo tho trump card
In the athletlo program of July 4. The
country's natal day Is to be celebrated In a
hip way by the navy men, and athletics
will play nn Important part In the day's
program.
Tomorrow's l.ntonln Entries
Flrit race, claiming. 1700, maiden twoear
olds. M, furlongs Mleo Line, 104, lllue Water,
101). Courier, lot): I'honeta. .101). Miss llonero,
inn, (leorge Dunran. 112. Chick llarkley. 112;
Laggard. 112: Kate, 112. Jnek Hill. 112: Dr.
Nlckell, 112. Tlppo Sahlli, 112. Also eligible
Count Itorls. loll. Ijv Diane. 10, Little Trln
reas, loll,
Sarnnd race, elalmlng, t'00, thrte-yeiir-olds,
1 1-HI mites 'Walter It. Tierce, 1)7. Lucille v.,
too. Durheas of Llswell. loo; right Fair. 102:
It H. Anderson 101: Tom Jr . ln.1. I'enrod. ln.1.
Hob Dundnn. 107.
Third rare, claiming, isnn, three-yenr-olds
and upward, a furltniKS "Mike. d. Rapids,
11.1 , Hell Cow. 103, Fleetabelle. tOt. John, ,Ir ,
10.1. llusy Joe, 10ft; Liberator. IDS: lllllv Joe,
110, Douglass S.. Ill; Aldcbarnn, 113, Leo
Skotny, 118.
Fourth race, claiming, ISOO, three-year-olds
and upward. 1 mile 70 ynrds Orelthen It, 03,
Lady Kathern, 07. Illddy. inn, Marjorle P.
10(1. Llndenthal, 111 Prlnie Albert. Ill: Harry
Oardner. Ill: (Irasemere, 111: Fleurn, 111;
Orader. 112.
Fifth race. 12000 added, the rjulekstep Handl
cap. threo-yenr-olda and upward, (I furlongs
t.adv Alvn. 01, I'rlnre Hi-rmls, Hoal II,
illpsy (Jeorgc, Hut; tj J. Murdorlc, 10S; I'urdey,
110; Cudgel. Ill), Vogue, 112. Chalmers, 111;
Ilrlnghurst. 121; ltodge. 112: Itllnd HaggnRe,
111) tj H. Unodman entry.
sixth rate, jmrse JOOD, two-year-olds, o fur
longs Jsek Stuart, ln.1, Aaalea. 103: lima
S'-hnrr. 10.1. llroom Peddler, 110. King Trovato,
110 James Foster. 110.
Seventh rare, claiming, 1900. four-year-olds
and upwnrd, 1A nilles Iteauly Shop, 100;
Queen Apple, ino; Fair Orient, 102. Samuel R.
Meyer lim, Indlserevt, 100, Irish Ocntlcmnn,
Km. Waterproof, 111; lntnne. 114.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Wiather. rlenr, track, fnst.
Tomorrow's Aqueduct Entries
First rare, twn-year-nlds. rondltlons, ,1 fur
longsAtom, lot; Snap Dragon II (Imp.), H)7i
Hold Tassel, 112, l'nrte Irnpenil (Imp.). 107;
Flags, 107; Stnr Spangled. 107. Thistle, 112.
Serond race, four-yea r-nlds nnd upward, Pay
side Selling Steeplerhase. ftonn ndded, about 2
miles Archdnle. 142. Orniead. 132: Shannon
River, 142. Florida, 140. Yodellng. 112. Torero
(Imp ), 137; Urey Leg, 142. 'Doublet, 137; 'So
tony. 130
Third rare. thrrs-year-olds nnd upwnrd.
mares, selling 1 mile l-'nvnur. 111, Queen of
the Sea. 103, Dorrns. 111. Mmmmc Herrmann,
101: Trerlse. 102; Raronteuse. ID.
Fourth race, three-year-olds and upwnrd,
tho Wlllet Handicap, 1 ,, miles Paddy' Chnlre,
124. Ilella Desmond (Imp). 111). Holiday, 120i
Ounrnrk (Imp.). 1'otromn limp.). 117.
Fifth rnce, three-yenr-olds nnd upward, sell
ing. II furlongs Lobelia. P3, Sir lllrhartl. 10.1;
Plumose. 10.1. Mother Marhree. 0.1- Teetotal
(Imp.). 1)3. Photo (Imp.). HI; Hydroplane. HO;
Stellarlna. ln.1; (lensesls 100; 'Ambrose, mil,
Rebel, 110; 'Right, 103; Jean McNeil (Imp.). Ilfl
Ixiromls. 110. Hops. 113. Muck Ross (Imp.). 100;
Yankee Notions. 110. Dancer. Ill), Hond (Imp.).
0.1, Managnnrs, 113, Also vllglhle. Checks, 110;
Mllhrey. 10". Plaudlto. 113; Thlllls U., BO;
Hrnimvale (Imp.), lift. Margaret I... 1)3, 'First
Hnllot, Oil; Imperntor. US; 'Almandlte. 11,1;
Andes. 110, Tlppernry. lift: 'Brush. 110.
Sixth race, three-year-olds, 1 mile Golden
Rod, 101, Luelus, 112. Sun Flash II (Imp.),
inn. Sorcerer II (Imp ). 103, Mnnlstrr Tol (Imp.),
inn; Acabado. 100; Kilts II (Imp.), 103.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, dear; track, fast.
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TENNIS SURPRISES
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In Keen Play Eliminate
Townsend-Thomson Team
on Merion Courts
MISS GREEN ALSO SHINES'
IIAVKRFORD, Pa., June 28.'
Tho early stages of the doubles matches
this afternoon In the annual woman's ten
nis tournnment at the Merlon Cricket Club
developed a surprise, when Miss Anna
Ilarnes Townsend nnd Miss Rebecca Thom
son lost a first round contest to the Misses
Vlnette and Mildred Wlllard, sisters. Both
sides played a great game and were well
matched, except In the second set.
Miss Townsend nnd Miss Thomson took
the first set, C-4, hut In the second lost al
most too enslly, considering their form In
tho preceding and Qnal sets, the score In
the second going 6 to 1 for the Misses WIN
bird. Tho third set was a game fight pn
both sides, ending in favor of the Misses
Wlllard, 7 to B.
Kqually surprising was the result of a
particularly well fought third round In
Blngles In which Mrs. Valentine N. Bleg
was eliminated by Miss Jasquellne Green,
1-G. C-3. C-4.
Miss Sara C. Nellson and Marlon Toul
mln won by default In tho preliminary
doubles and captured a first-round match
from Miss 12. Hoyd nnd Miss Gertrude Pan
coast, fi-3, C-l.
In first round doubles, Miss' Peggy Thayer
and Miss Klcanor Robb gained a victory
over Miss C. T. Chase and Miss Violet
Grata. CI. 2-6, 6-2. This will pit them
against Miss Toulmln and Miss Nellson In
tho semifinals tomorrow. 4
Hamilton Entries for Tomorrow
First rnce, three-year-olds and up, mile
Margery, 100; Old Reliable, 100; Tar brush,
10.1; Exmer. 100; Luko Mae, 105, Tom Caro,
102; lleybourne. 10.1.
Meeond race, three-year-olds and up. Canadian
bred, mile Gobi Galore. 103; (a)rnp, UOl!
(a)Cornbronm, 110; Fair Montague, 114; Prlnc
Phlllsthorpe, 104; Ring Dove. DO. (a)Crew en
try. Third race, two-year-olds. 5 furlongs (b)Chsr
lle Leydecker. 123. (h)Mary Maud, 113; Fern
Handley, 11.1. North Sea. 103; Jim Kettering.
110: Lady Eileen. 113. (h)McIlrlde entry.
Fourth race, three-year-olds and up, 0 fur
longs David Craig, 104: Sleepy Bam, 103j Ben
Humpson, 100; Anita, lOS, Lady Mowlran, 103,
Fifth race, three. year-olds and up, BVj fur
longs Lady London. 112; Astrologer, 112;
starter, 103: Eddie Henry, 100: Regresso, 102;
Pomp. lo.l. Meddling Miss, 100; Oalner. 114;
Hondo. 107, Carrie !.oulso, 100. Alex Oeti. 114;
Night Owl, 105 Also eligible liars nnd Stars.
114: Hroom Corn, 112, Lame Deer, 100; Flowery
Lnnd. 101). Scaramouch. 100; Verde, 107.
Sixth rnce, three-year-olds and up. mile
Mexlm'a Choice. 107; lyioyal Interest. 100;
White Crown, 100; ttachelor's lllend. 103; J.
If. Hundley, 02; Requlram. 108; Menlo Park,
105: Hnrbard, 103.
Seventh race, four-year-olds and up -lU
miles on turf Phil I'nger. 10; Slumberer. 108;
Amphlon, 10ft; Ooodwood, 111; Wodan, 108; Kd
Hond, 112: 'Aprlsa. 104 : Thanksgiving, lot);
Ilrown Velvet. ; First Star. 108.
Apprentice allowance, claimed.
Weather, raining, track, heavy.
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