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EVENING LEDGER-LADELPHtA, THURSDAY, .JULY 5, 1917
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SPEAKING OF GOLF COURSES, JIM BAlES SAYS PINE VALLEY IS IN A CLASS ALL ALONB
iTENNIS IN FAVOR
WITH CITY STARS
Players Here Think Com-
petitions win ueneiu xveu
Cross and Improve Health
S INTEREST NOT LACKING
Thousands of tennis player are of one
L .inlon regaraing " i"""" "
tin tournaments should bo held, prlien or no
Plliv ..... m.... .I.lm flint 111
sLtflts to be derived by tennis cotnpetl-
liloin are ninny, mm mo ......-
Kill go to the Red Crops.
..Contestants would bo engaged In
fire eligible for Clovornment work and who
IKfnk they can bo of use have already re
"tMnK uiey i therefore, do-
i "f?4!.!.... nf ihn rleht to cr..tne In this
F Sou. athletic exercise. the argue?
Sv,;"I. ....... mnt timi tenn s tournaments
fc..i . attract and have been less Intorest
E this year than In pant season Is eon-V'-l
.- m The entry list has not In-
,".,, .mA nt Iho stars, to be sure, but new
f' Sinners have come to the foro nnd the Intcr
..t maintained The spectators have been
' jj,. as numerous nnd the entry list as
l.ri a? I" former seasons.
Red Cross Fund Hencflts
In addition to the benefits derived from
"a physical standpoint, the Red Cror.s fund
,, tin been consiuerauiy nn;mui:u "
W 5L..I. donations If for no other reason.
-the tennis tournaments arc 'doing their
lI.. i- .w-ninir the fund of this noble
. " ... .... l.nai.rt tn nnmhAtltlvn
tennis at an time but thero seem to bo
rianv reasons why It should continue
U-J.. !.., ti, londlnor nlavers 111 tho Knst
' r. taking part In tho I'ark Club tourna-
" ".K! .f-Jr,... T f,l,' honors nt UuffalO.
v'r Starting next Saturday will como
it'e Clay Court event nt Cincinnati, under
the direction of the Ohio Lawn Tennlo Asso
Dillon One week from Saturday the
W Plymouth Country Club tournament tor
r-rti Schuylkill Valley patriotic crowns will
lUrt at Norrlstown, ra.
(Tourneys for Local Players
' In addition to the junior events relied-
-tied for this section, players here are In
t.reited In a number of eents which are
' in the National Lawn Tennis Association
roller First will come tho Plymouth Coun
try Club's annual event nt Norrlstown.
"on July"l9 tho Bathing nnd Tennis Club,
nf Soring Lake, will start Its annual North
Jersey coajt championship On July 21 the
Enitlelde Tennis Club, of Beach HaVen,
rlana to hold the Central New Jersey tour
rament, Local players seldom pass up the
event at Beach Haven and they will be on
tercd again this year On July 2S the
Cynwyd Club will stage a tournament for
the thamplonshlp of eastern Pennsylvania.
Ocean City Yacht Club Ofllclals have
arransed for tho annual South Jersey tour
' nament at Ocean City, starting August IS.
William T Tllden, 2d, has expressed the
hope of entering this event. Many of the
Quaker City players will vie for honors
at Ocean City this summer.
PINE VALLEY BEST LAID-OUT COURflN WORLD,
SAYS JIM BARNES, AND HE HASAYED ALL OVER
and then
tho course
HOFFNER AND RED CROSS
HAVE BIG DAY ON LINKS
'.Cecrge Wins Three Events at Wood
bury, N. J., and $200 Is
; Added to Fund
George Hoffner won tho championship of
the Woodbury Country Club by defeating
R 0 Neustadt, 4 up and 3 to play. In the
final round played yesterday. Winning the
Club championship didn't satisfy George,
to he entered tho Ked Cross tournament
and won from a field of fifty-four.
The next event on the program was a
two-ball mixed foursome, and, not having
another engagement, George wns paired
with Mrs. O. Greene, and, with his partner
playing In fine form, George became a three
time winner
The Hed Cross Society received about
(200, due to the entrance fee and the sale
of refreshments.
New Jersey Links Is
Ideal and None Can
Compare, With It,
Opinion of White
marsh Professional
pi.VR VAI.LBY Is the greatost golf
- course In this country, and I do not
know of any eourso abroad that will com.
Pare with It." said Jim Barnes, tho long
legged professional of tho Whltcmarsh Val.
ley Country Club, yesterday "I am not re.
ferrlng to tho greens or tho fairways for
neither nro In tho shape that the 'club
cvcntualjy will pnco them 1 refer to the
take Pine Valley nnd duplicate It in n
measuro over some of our local courses' bu
.. ,.m, c-t iu least js.ono.non,
u wouiu not begin to hao
they lmc nt rino Valley.
eourso, i .1. 0Ver or "ecn ,hB b
ther l n J" c'U,n,ry aml u,roi"I. "!
Jersev , C0,,",'lrlso" ''wcen the Ne
fJc?ure nn1 one of them. It Is an
Ideal links In ,,0 nrst place I U th"
VhLSZiT i!hln '"""lds of mlU of
Ihladclphla where you cannot spoil your
n,,,",".' maIt0 " u" wltllout Penalty You
?nu Jourlc- s""' for a carry of 145
lnl t'I bea.utlf'"' nlnccd to catch bad
. i if .1 Cre U a" lnnnl,e variety of shotn.
J,r'!ero e,r wns u course where cory
club In your bag in needed it Is Pino Val-
!", '"" "cauiy ana tiresome parallelism
that mars so many of our American courses
is missing, nnd when they told me that It
was physically Impossible to slice or hook
onto another hole I found that with one ex
ceptlon this was true
Course Well Planned
"Wind Is always one of the recognized
hazards on any course, nnd when you stop
to realize that the wind at Pine Valley
blows from every quarter you know how
well the course Is planned It may be blow
Ing nt your back on one hole. On the next
you may be driving Into it On another
it Is quartering from tho right, and on still
nnother fiom the left Kvcry holn Is lo
lated, so that you are not disturbed by
noise and tho conversation of other nlavers.
It was tho tcond tlmo I had ever seen It
and tho first time I had eer played ner
It. . I, was particularly Impressed with the
new holes, which arc not yet In play, and
when I was told they were even better
than the ones wo had played oer I could
not seo how this could ho true, but this
is the truth The thirteenth, I think It is,
Is the best two-hhot hole I have ever seen,
and the water hole, which Is about 1C0 yards
long with an elevated tee and nothing but
water between you and the green, is a
beauty. The eighteenth Is a particularly
fine finishing hole."
Uaines played fourteen holes before lunch
and he had even fours for the fourteen
Ho Is tho twentieth or thirtieth first-class
player with a national reputation who has
cime out nnd frankly said that Pino Valley
tops all other American courses
Thero Is a new wolncn'B record f"r the
rgyjjjfo&m
SI tUMBfc TCt r.s
JLM BARNES
course, nnd it was mado this week by M
Klalno ltoscnthal, one of tho best worn
players In tin? country, and perhain
best woman player In the west. Miss 1
npMImI mailo tho eighteen holes In nine
one, which k wry line golf If mi are
qunlnted with Pine Valley, nnd It mid
2fs Elaine Rosenthal,
'ne of Best Women
layers in the Coun-
y, Made the 18 Holes
1 91 for a Record
rhe par ns I remember follows with
ore 3 I, 4. 4, 4, 4, t. 3. 434
Ikton will spend tho better part of the
er nt pine Valley. He Is now In the
Dullness In nnllss. Tex . nnd last
he entertained Mr and Mrs. Jerome
(livers the latter of whom Is u cotton
in ew virK The four times nmn-
ilianiplnn of this country expects to run
to Atlantic City nnd cither on his
i dnw n or back ho w 111 stop off for
lile of round over Pine Valley Tr.i-
Ike names, thinks thero Is no course
countr that will compare with Pine
anil he I nnxlous to nlav It again.
It th last times ho plaved It was Just
Ki Inning tho Lynuowood Hall cup The
liefnre he had won tho open chain
Ip of the t'nltcd States Ho was pret-
II tired out at tin? time and he had
time to play, as they did not begin
und until very late in tho afternoon.
bpes to make a full da of It this
ou have never played over tho Pine
course you )mo no Idea Just whnt
nut even an expert like Walter Trn-
narked last jenr that one of the best
abmit Pine Valley Is that It will en-
lie thairnien of preene committee all
ho country to get some real lueiis
stlentlllc bunkering
zzr&.zx
he added that sho had a sl and an eluincc, and on the course may bo
to wiim up with
The Ledo Course
Most of us havo heard of tho fanv:
I.edo course In Long Island This cou
was constructed at the cost of $800,000, nvith suntlsh and pickerel Thpre are
wns literally built up on tho land It n of quail on the course On the
occupies Cameron Huxton, Dr Sin ro swans, geese and ducks Itoamlng
i orr, i.cnrgc A frump, waiter .1 Tra 10 course are pea fowl, guinea fowl
nnu it ii, uoiiertson, one or tho first pr
dents of the I'nlted Slates Golf Assoc
tlon. played there a few days ago.
Duxton had tho honor of setting up a i
recoril lor the course, He made thp
Journey in fort?, .three strokes and came
for thirty-four, or a totnl of seventy-sev
neks of turke)s Tho hardest bird
world to build npsts In tho boxes ar-
for them Is the blue marten, yet
arc three or four colonies of these
ds thero
ine would hpllovo that less than five
igo the entire nrotiertv was a t.iricrlcil
Later they all played over the Garden t nf shrubberv anil swamn i.in.i nml
course, which Is the homo course of Wallunes thickly covered with pine and
J. Travis, the grand old man of Amciloak More than 30.000 stumps were
son before the falnvavs were laid out.
A few davs hpfore that Buxton ;
Crump plaved against the best ball of .-iiosslhle to grow grass there. It it
Atherton, 1)111 Smith and Dick Mott,
Huxton and Crump won by two up and
to play. The five had a best ball of sl-i
two, which Is some golf for Pine Val
On tho last nine holes Smith, Athenian of the lato Froder'ck W Taylor,
and Mott had a best ball of thlrty-d
while Crump nnd lluxton had a best nentatlon with grasses, and even-
every green on the course will lie
n the Taylor plan. These greens nre
nanent construction
of thirty -two Tho be t ball of the
men for the last nine holes was a m
velous 2S ns follows 2, 3, 4. 4, 3, 3, 3,
DAUBERTMAYBE
LOST TO DODGERS
Brooklyn First Sacker
Again Suffers Injury to
His Bad Leg
UMPIRE ORTH ALSO HURT
IJczdck Made Manager
of the Pittsburgh Club
riTTiIH 11(111. .Inlv 3. Iltico Itot.lfk. Kil
Pilir nf ntlilrtlc Inntrii'tlnn lit the I'nl
verlly of Oregon, lin Itii nmned to nr
?" ,lnnif ,1 Cullulinn m nmmiKer of the
I'ltUhtirKli ( lul, of the Niitlniuil l-cuRue. It
wn jnnounred hrre limt nUht.
Ilrrilek. who in IhlrD-llirrr jenr of axe.
'' wen iillnr as rnnt for Hit rirutrs,
Mure ulliihiiii was reltrvnl as m.intirrr nf
the team hi. I satimtm J II. ("Hans")
VV turner hus hren nrtliiK mnnjitpr.
VICTORY OVER UPLAND NINE GIVES
CHESTER FIRST HALF PENNANT IN
DELAWARE CO. BASEBALL LEAGUE
Autocar Club Captures Honors in Main Line Or
ganizationFern Rock Has Clean Slate
in Philadelphia Suburban
Local .Minor LcaKuc Standinjrs
Ise Not Considered
addition to the wonderful golf, there
club in the country that has gone
expense of beautifying the course ns
,ne Valley Rhododendrons, mountain
Iris and roses grow thero In
a scoro or more of varying types
d (lotters Almost every songbird
to this section of tho country may be
nd heard One of the lakes Is tilled
rook trout, another with bass and it
IinnoKI.YX July ". Jake Ilauhert. first
bnsemnn of the Hrooklvn team, may not
Play again fur some tune lie has bePi.
siiffpilng wllli a bad Irx mi and off for the
last thrpp yen- ami lie hurt it again yes
tprday in the first Inning and was forced
to retlro from hoslllltlos
Although the ground was muddy from
the rain nf the night before. Kauhert In
sisted on ploying and paid the penalty.
Al Orlli. the umpire, hurt his leg Hi tho
morning game, nnd 'y IUgler umpired (ho
afternoon game alone.
The Itoblns will raise their championship
ling this afternoon President Tener will
presriil tho ppnnant hpfore tho gnmo begins
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die alleged experts said that It would
And plentiful The greens, which many
would he glad to havo, do not Mill
Crump, the master inlnd bnck of
alley, so he liaa fiender, the right
vo the last years of his busy life to
BREAKS FAVOR BOXING INAUGURALCIRIUSSI SNG
AT SHltfU JfAKK AND GAME SHOU
FLOURISH DURING-SUMMMER PERI
o Adams Wins Onen ntr Event.
ver New Course Durintr
Bingks and Bungles
Battlin' McGraw
Old Jawn Mcdraw has had a flack
01 Itattlrs in hia time,
tntt he could battle Quits a few
Whin he Han irt hi prime.
But Jawn ie up ai7abist ft note
And rtfllna with latioue,
lit lost hie winning punch in the
Jcsuctiaion League.
.la the.. bpotllnht today Detroit.
Sroimi, ii
tUUi.
IiLV .Iltrnlt. St. Iiuls
Sroirni, Yanki, l'lltshiirih, llrookljn, Cuba and
toittici. Kiich lOHt a ronnln nf nntrlntlf! b&ll
fan.
llnr hero Ty Cobb Jin addd two mor
:.ne to till atraiiht hlttins ramtiaiie, maklu
tttndlni: hero Ty Cobb
tnti io nu atralgc
"rtr-four In all
FrtcJ Tony alto won yeatarday, and yt Is a
Jimp ahad of Alex and the National l.tagu
la lunei won. mmm
Slae btatlne Jack Ceomba the Olanta will
ilm tbe ptnnant atroniter than ever.
Tha Tanlta are leadlnc in allpolnc. They have
now ion aeven atratuht without a win.
Th D-.4- -.- l s .,- , . I.
two ytctorlea over tho Cubs.
Itk. nt "uil ot two victories over the Dodfera
f -, . t.WtM 1,19 una u iuui tut.
v oi.Ph""" nii Bravea ware the only ttama
10 IPIIt aten.
tityrtilit Box a hanging to flrat plaea br
ro-tama margin.
JlS"!f- Paakert. Ttobertaon, Thorpe and Wllaon
fhi-?.ut . nomerai- The Ofant walloper cam
""own with the baiaa choked.
IWh .. .... . .
. llete Ku,.fi 7&t.iDS.".&lDL ?''".":
5 'Olldt bout mullein iuai ( uctuuimi
Ahviit na aaa
trt. ( k "" 0,UUxl
Signing" of Dundee Be
fore Jackson Bout,
Italian's Injury and
Postponement Omens
of Luck
Patriotic Program
SP ' OuVSSf . '".OOO "enraged bugs'
aiahTK-i.? -ao.u.l),r. engagement, me ait
R finaii I nciaeaiy ine mora popular ol
ttt Kmatlng about two-thlrda of tha total.
swelterod
rna afternoon
rrering,
Pt&ll? il4 ba1lr In the opener, walking
Uti :T.'J,T,t man no. on atratght bulia. Three
tti. 7 i?l aafrfflee Or counted two rona nd
KJ,ttPB, " n"" w )"a. bat tha Ne
t. Ha'?". P"ia. am to lilmaeir In due sea-
J en and flnl.hed la acoutome4 form.
-f HhSSi'rb. tl!SJr,n- center for the Highbrows,
frit .m5'er,, ,of a couple of horaera In the
L frit ",ir . ". ,ot a couple or horoera In th
1. fj." "? backlnr to the bleaehera and zrab.
rtUiT. 5.M! V"' with hla gloved hand. Iloth
' for h,M.jV.m nav" n" ha ground exactly rlgnt
Ej KBll"r1a the bleacher wall had ther not
("-.(('jJWht. 1'askert decided to switch hla
ai ay kiffir-lS aecona game ana toog no cnancea
Klaa w.,lBf'.n,t mn UI", rnle-hty wallop all
n r '"to tha crowd.
i lwI'U,iiriot, 'eatoree and flTorlnjr of tha
fc ,tf,i' 0T.ru ff "ar fiasrs?:
TT . -L . . .
' RudSis" lnt .UI aeyenth of tha flnt game.
, fuoolin waa breezlnr alonr In flamlna atvlv
a.r!i!ma a ura winner. He waa amlllng and
"ciiag an eaay. lobbing game until the blow-
Up.
The
v.J"a arand' ,tua t-rt
tka iKSi"00"' nd b' 'w " 'ha want Into
,and etfr ttut outt
aland aerret aerrlce aleutha had a
rna crowd waa in
! fa .?Jja?,? 'amoua Vlrg nla ham waa not
ifia X5it"l,,h,4 reputation" Tha Old Domln
tG Ktmi?' racefulneaa waa knocked out of
L'lrat m.v" a Pltehar aver waa. Klrkpatrlck.
fctlth ?tn ) artnaded him on tho right knee
Prm?.J,r.rln,i ."-hot. " 'a tba aecond Konetchy
tEKi.'S-'0. h other alda of hla anatomy.
tttaiiiiVif "fltna'a attenuated frame out In
tS middle ground between ttrat and aecond.
Mmm.nl.4 ..a. V- ..M..-..-I ---m-
il0f -fwa understudy. lUwllnga, to tha
gap.. Ha.aeeroa even to hava aoiulrad many
yen a tfkka faa, xofaaw( and kandUoc taa
By LOUIS II. JAFFE
IF SIGNS aro a good omen, then boxing at
Shlbo Park during the summer session Is
bound to b'a successful. Three breaks fa
vored tho promoters, also the fans, for th,e
Inaugural show.
First, Matchmaker Bobby Gunnls proved
hlmielf a prophet when Johnny Dundee dc.
fcatcd Willie Jackson, Gunnls having signed
tho New York Italian to meet George Cha
ney before tho Jackson set-to. even though
thero waa a. skeptical lot that looked for
another knockout.
Theh the Injury suffered by Dundee,
while training, came two days before the
scheduled Chaney bout, and It gave the
fans here plenty of notice to make other
plana for the ove of the .Glorious Fourth
Thirdly, if Dundee hadn't injured his
hand the show woula nave had to be post
poned anyway because of rain, and setting
back of the program a week means that the
nttendanco on the eleventh will be much
larger than It would have been on the tnlia,
as hundreds of fans had arranged for out-of-town
trips, not allowing a mere ring con
test to keep them In town overnight.
Jackson's Mistake
Willie Jackson's desire to be a knockout
artist Is proving a great handicap In his
boxing recently. IJeforo ho stopped Dundee
Jackson was as clever and shifty a boxer as
ever stepped Into tho ring, but since putting
?.." V Mi.n Wlllia evdently lias for
gotten hi. science and he Is trying to finish
his bouts with a haymaker
Eddie Wallace, of Brooklyn, sprang a sur
prise In Boston Tuesday night by getting o
referee's decision over Jackson In a twelve
round bout Whllo Willie was trying his ut
most to knock out Wallace, the latter went
nJong winning on points. The same was true
hi his bout with Dundee, as Jackson stood
a. better chance of outpointing tho Italian
?hanU.tropplng lilm. When Wllllo boxed
Johnny Mealy herd there were many ring
elder, who thought Mealy was the winner,
even though tho Phlladelphlan suffered a
nIne-Boond knockdown.
Jackson became famous over night by
his one-round knockout over Dirndee. but
the discovery of his knockout wallop evi
dently Till prove hi. failure to win many
boSt. Towing to his desire to connect with
a sleep-producing right-hander, instead of
mixing the wallop with left Jabs.
McGovern After Dundee
Terry McGovern, whom Freddy Kelly wants
to prove the bu.test lightweight In the coun
try ready to take on Johnny Dundee Just
sV'eoon a. the Scotch Wop .aye the word.
Krry and Johnny met la.t .eason and the
maun was a regular battle. McGo -a, n. who
1. good right-handed piincher. bt..eve. ne
ran reach Dundee. Jaw with a haymaker.
H, wants the opportunity to do it at an
"MeQovern l booked for two bouta In ten
. ?ca0"; hi. handler. Kelly, plans to
SeeoTerry working at least twice a month,
Keep J-tf . ,.,, h. ,.i nrmni when'
,ne ' regular season roll, around Monday
night McGovern will box Young Joe Bor
,n'f,ai Broadway Club. Borroll Is a rugged
and good punching battler. South Phlla
delphla fans are manifesting much Inter
t In the bout, and Promoter Mugg.y Tay
lor ha. dusted off hi. S. It, O. sign. In c.e
0fJohnnyWMeW will be McGovern. op
nanent In the latter, other clinched con
fesl They will box the -tar bout to Bobby
ounnls. second show at Bhlbe Tark, A
Mealy-McOovern match ha. been hanging
nre for wveral month., and It look, like
I?' IA lia-htweurht fraca. In this city.
' Both punch harU with their right hands;
Evening Ledger Decisions
u Country Club opened Its new golf
i nt North (llenslde yesterday with a
nf Inh, t Ifitm rViii"K!,r K0lr "-"'""anient, tile proceeds of
or j my mng iconic wiU be .urnr(i . Pr . .. ne.i rross
i Adams, who will leave for France
roi.NT rtRni:n IWItK nilb- Knife tw das, won the tournament The
fron liJiinv Tiit. Krankle t nnway ha ds amounted to $50
Joh'nnf ("llacn111' "" Morr'' d"'"7ho evening a card party wns held
AI.M-.NTOIVN-L.la. MrCarron knoJ'n irrC"n "5. Ri" CilarleruMar""j
out Knnckout Liiuglilln, elalilh. JlG.50 was netted. After tho card
YtirNiiSTOMN, o. VIIKe (llhbons J the ofllclals held an auction sale,
pointed (ieorce ( hli. 1 tho final count wns taken of tho en-
AKltn.N, o .lohnnr i,rlfflth won fJrocecds for tho day the ofllclals an-
Teil t-Klii") ink Ld tat jbqO had been collected for
rrMlllTltl.ANII. VT,I TiwltlA PIs-kM La r.r.
iniiniru ,ii ,,ino).
ri.NTl.NXATI .lohnnr Krtle defei
Sammy sanilow.
lir.NTO.V II ltlinn, Mich. tirorge (K.
"7uBr, ".-nrVon"";, .....JCHAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
Eddie .Moliu. ,.....j ,. ,.- .r ih- r..,ili nf
KIl'I.IN, Mo. -righting Thorpe heut ll,.',vlili Fred l'ulton that the nesro will
hundred dollars was paid for a lied
nurse doll.
Tlinniua, tjene Gannon won fruin Joe I
uru.
Dt'ni'Qli:, la. Tommy lirleg drevr
Sailor ChoyilKkl. llohbr FlMflir. nf l1
Urlplila. f,unered u liniken rlli und qui.
juik. om-, iiinin
11 Iorky Klynn agolnat the conqueror of
ir naby in a ien-rounuer m icw iuis
and It may result In one or the other
rating tho canvas.
Hilly Maxwell to Dox Again
Billy Maxwell, who as Billy
boxed some of the best middlewelgh
llght-hcavywelghts In tho country, h
elded to emulate Jimmy Gardner.
ton. and Maxwell wjll endeavor a cor
at the Broadway Monday night. M
nHulrlc. thn : York llchtwelaht
ode hla home In thle city during; tho Inat
camcalcn. haa returned to Clot ham. He
Iched with IVte Hartley In New York
ay nigtu. .
Li Shannon, the Frieco Harp, will meet
Cardfll In a iweive-rouna noui ai itovi.
n I . tomorrow night. A report from
ence today stated that the winner will he
d with Wlllia jaraoon
Schedule for Today
NAT ion ai, i.r.xr.ri:
New ark at HroekHn C (ear.
lloslon nt I'hll iilelnhl i ( Ipur.
.st. Ixiula at I'lltihurali t loar.
Mintit n i.r.vtiti:
n-aalilngtnn at Ne lork I leir (lo games).
Athlrtlia nt llnstmi (ir (tun milnp)),
( hlrogn at Detroit 4 li-ar.
t levrlaml at M. I.niil, cleiir.
INTKKNTII1N'I. i.iLir.ri:
Prntldenio at Itiiltlmnre Clear.
Inrolllo at ltuihstri ( Irnr.
Montreal at lluiralo ( Irjr.
Yesterday's Result
NATIONAL MIAOn:
.Morning tiunies
rhlllles, 5. Iloftnn, .1
New rk. Ih Itronkhn. 2.
( Inrlmi.itl. S; lilraito, O.
ft. Lmil. 4i rlttMinrtli. .1.
Afternoon Games
At"ilrnokhn. O.
M. LoiiU. Ii rill.lnirtli, I
(Inrliiuutl. fi. I lilraco. 10.
AMMtlfAN MIAtiUI',
, Morning dauiea
lloston. fli Athletlra. :).
VVaM.iiiKton. Hi Neu 'nrk. I.
t hlragi), 4i Detmlt. .
. Afternoon tlanies
iMiMon. u: .Vllilrtlra, s.
IVahliie(,n. fli Nut Aork. 4,
tblragu, 4, Detroit. 3.
I level mil. Si lit. IjimI., t,
rievel.iiiil, 5i M, l.nuls. 2 (, game).
Axtien Sets New Trot tine; Rcrord
LINCOLN. Neb. July . VxllPn, n rheetnut
etalllnn owned by Ham llurrla. of Aurora 111
with llama up a-i a new world's 2 tl' trot
record for a etnlltnn In a rare nn a hnlfmfle
dirt track here eM.r.ii. covering tho dlatanca
in the third hat In 2 oil1. Axtien villi gn lo
the (.rami c Inull this summt iirt arprarlng
at Cleieland ' "
rtalnn..4t l'hlllle., 2
.ew vork,
"Iicsler baseball fans are happy. Frank
roth'M nBgregatlon of cx-blg IcHgurrs has
landed the fltat-half pennant of the Dcla
ware County League nnd tho team Is con
fident of repenting In Iho second (.eries,
which begins Saturday.
,T,h0C0.Mnt ,v,,l',, decided tho Issue was
"" I plain! nnd drew tho lnrgest nttend
anco over seen at a ball game In Chester,
ine btanda and every Im-h of nviillublo
spa were Jammed long beforo tho hour
" n.v arrived. The game Itself was n
yory even affair. Neither sldo scored dur
ing tho first five Innings, nnd Fplnnd tent
a run across the pan in tho sixth only to
nnvo the home contingent oven matters in
their hnlf of thn Inning
Chester counted tho winning tnlly in the
eighth, the final flguies being 2-1. i;d.
Ijidtto twirled f1)r the winners nnd Twin
ing una ngnln In the box for Upland Ches
ter had seven hits nnd ii. ,i.nr. ,.
less The other morning game was one of
tno longest of the season. Tho principals
weio Hrlll nnd Media. The latter won
arter fourteen Innings by 4 to 3 Vernon
Touchstone was on tho pitching peak for
tho .Modes' nnd "Itubc" Chambers worked
for the Cnrmakers.
Chester easily defeated Brill In the after
noon game ,.n tho laltcr'a grounds, 7 to 1,
Kaumgnrtner having nn easy time, letting
.JOI",."f'n,s 3ott" w'n tollr hits, while his
.innH.T A aWa ,3' Inducing three
doubles. Cnptnln Hettger waa out of dies
er s llno-up and Sharpe look his place. He
had bcoh fined $10 In tho morning game by
President J Bnrton vk tiH . .i
afternoon battle he paid the fine nnd was
out in uniform ready to play If needed The
other afternoon game was a rloso ono be
I ween I pland nnd Media, which the former
"Ji'ttiii'u ,i in i.
Autocar easily annexed first half honors
in the Mnln Line I.enguo by adding two
more games t t1P rsht Mllo of thc ,ed
'sterday. and concluded the first half with
eleven won and two lost Manager Bar
kers boys defeated Wayne 4 to 1 nnd Bon.
Air 1 to 0 Bervvyn continued Its fast work
and by winning n pair finished the flist
sere, n third position. It vwis Berwyns
fifth straight. Tho second half stalls on
baturday nnd three new teams will bo found
In place of Gulf Mills, Narberlli and Paoll,
which have been dropped
r. J,h, ,,";0.,,,T . farlnB "ve r,ub'' I" the)
Philadelphia Suburban r.nn i. . ii.
Fern Itnrk and to date not a one has been
able As a result Kern Bock has a com
fortnblo lead with twelve won and not a
.Ingle teverse. Yesterday was a profitable
day for three clubs and Just as profitable
for the other trio ns It was a case of double
vylns and double defeats The tcoics of the
day were: Kern Hock . Oak Lime .1
Kern Bock 4, I'ov: Chao 3 : OIney 9, North
Philadelphia 1 : Olncy 9, Oak Lane S
ml?1?',4;'.1'"0 r,,r"' 2: '-'"'"ey 11. North
Philadelphia C
Bethavres. former chnmplons of the
Montgomery County League, were handed
a surprise with a pair of defeats, ono hy
the leaders. Olenslde, 5 to 4, and the other
by Jenklntown, fi to 0 As the latter ag
firegatlon also won its other game from
bort Washington tho York Booders nre
now on even terms with Bethayres for
second place. Willow Crove landed tha
morning game from Ambler. 9 to 2, but lost
In tho afternoon to fllcnslde, 5 to 1.
Cheat,,.
I pland
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vtnvi ' 07 Media 3
MO.NTOOMKKv COUNTT LEAGUE
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. 0 2 ila 12? ':"' 1 .
k 087 syr."'-' .2
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183
000
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ARMY HEROES IN
COLLEGE EVENTS
Ted Meredith and Other
Noted Stars to Participate
in Unique Affair
TO BE HELD AT CORNELL
Phil Kearney Inrreased Its advantage In
the Krankford Suburban League by taking
both games played, winning from Willow
by 12-4 and trouncing Kiankford 3-A by
8-3 The deadlock for first placo has
been broken, as St John's onlv managed
to get an even hicak, Krankford 4.A shut
ting them out In the morning 4-0.
Strawhrldgo ft Clothier captured two
easv "battles" bj defeating two teams
from tho Navy. The plajers representing
SYRACUSE. N. -. July 5.
One of the most unusual intercollegiate
anteeCornlh9,rhIISt0rr f Sport '" "e hed
at Cornell University on Saturday when
university athletes now at the army avia"
r.nrA.n'T .t "'!" comPe'e. ch man to
represent his school or college
ieh8.nejl,rnn,."u lncLuda """'on. All-Amer-Ife
",!.. 5 onu,h,e cl"mPlonshlp University
of Pittsburgh eleven last fall, and a good
broad Juniper Kerr. Western Conference
polo vaulter. from Wisconsin; Church Yato
sprinter; Walker. Yale hurdler nnd Mc!
Clenahan. of Ya , tnnii.ni... t.i
Jumper. .-e,.io w
Besides these men, 'Ted" Meredith will
furn sh plenty of oiclteMent In the dashes
Shelton. of Cornell, and Lennon. of Penn. In
the, quarter, and Wenz, of Cornell. In the
ha If and mile, and Doc Stunkard. of Col
refereo' hui,dles Jack Moakley will
An InMtatlon has been sent to the Cornell
Aviation School to enter a mile relay team
n tho coming meet of the New York Ath-
letlc Club.
FOUR RIDERS TO START
IN 50-MILE PACED GRIND
Four riders will start In the flfty-mlle
motor-paced race tonight at Point Breeze
Park Motordrome. Percy Lawrence, Vin
cent Madonna, Clarence Carman and Menus
Bedell are the principals Napoleon Morln
tho French-Canadian, has come from Boston
to pace one of tho riders.
PiG&83S33&ei!S&
If
ic Mrfiovtrn Rot himself Into hap nt
C vity rr nis inmcn v uu uuituiij- nui
the amDna lomorrow muni, invy urs
at 111.1 pounds rtngrilde Johnny Monrun
will be opposed to Jack Brady, of an, n uffiKmnu"rn.- $&&&
uoiiow. nnu a rougn nigni is promise ., jimmy the Oyn, and Kid ander ve.
ns Brady Is a rugged and nggrc&sl Dates
tier Brady doesn't bellevo In sc . . . , .
boxlmr Tho contest will brlno- tiny Dojle. the Plttsburah bantam who
noxiiig. mo coniesi will pring ti ' a, 1)OU htn lt,t ,eaion, la enlisted
a fighter vs. a boxer, Maxwell being Ctinited Statea cavalry. Doylo alao la
and-get-away exponent. fannie boxlnc while In the aerilce. He la
1 Eighteenth United Htaiea Cavalry, Troop
fx atutluned nt Fort Ethan Allen. Vt.
Turner Boxes Lcvinsky
Chief Clay Turner, Indian
k.nwwMli-lif lu tn iTi,,f rtntlllnv T
In Wit York tonlirht Tha redskin hin tow. aod. with tha aaalalance of Welah,
in rew rora tonigni ino rcusain nL ,,p,ct, fllne to enter on a champion.
gonial munis wuiiiini; cuiiBipirniiy, i elsn In recora lima.
vlnaky will havo no easy proposltlo
In his buperlorlty. Ms Breaks Record in Mile Swim
rilEOO, Cal.. July B Norman noai, of
Johnn, Koaner la wlllln. to give J T"P v-iud. o oan vnc..co yroa. n.
:o.o:o:oh:ooh:h;
UK
1 Tinttnlr ruh.v mannrivil fnrmitt rhamnlnn
india Welih. In not colng Into retirement
hn Hrl.OQ. PoUok bae taken Irleh I'atey
anothep chance to prova that hl recer a
n&l A A. U. record for tho mllo swim.
a. M..I.. 1l1- n.ialav Ifnana IB 1.110 UiailallVD 111 aV llllllUla 41 nvui un.
sirr&nrt-';. who"
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STROKESSPLASHES
TT HAS become known through 'TrUrntiVnr.,ind..A;'nel, tttKi
J.OBrlen. of the Central HfrlSJJ
Bobert Dippy, having passed Ills swimming, breaat atroke, back etrolte,
- .. ..in.in.. .nD nin - - -"- "-.,',
lions ior Liits uviuiiun .mo-.
ofll
'""2...! ooa tor. any awimmor In the
limy na neifollalM a mile In ttvenly
Inutea aaalnat a allvht ii.1a ti- -ia,.
rofeealonal champlunahlp of the world
servo corps, win "H " '""ly McNulty, of Revere neach, haa l.eued a
course before being sent abroad ns for the mile or half-mile swim Thle
Dippy graduated from Central
1918 and was captain of the swlmi
while at school. He won many
wlmmlng. being a member of
that won the Malpass cup In 191
winnlnor the Canad an swimming
ahin of that vear. He Is tho prei
of the Middle Atlantlo o.uartcr-ml
Mifflin Armitronu. diver of lh r
Trnemetnde and holder of the Mldd
and eeholaatlo aivini iiuea. win
-.,. en- ih. n.v.l training can
i-.u-v Pnnn Armatronir WlU b. Si
ner by hie frlenda tonleht He la al:
old and haa defeated auch atara aa.fr
Ourien Ha played on ma uenirai
UIUIMCI .,
tha crew
ball team, of whlsh hli
captain, and rowea
hr!nr vraa caotaln
tha coaat defenae reae
moat noiea aiaievea
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We Offer No Novelties in
Franklin Runabout
IT IS strictly a roomy two
passenger car built with ;
the
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n?7rP.',aCtk,wa?.,,r,cnivrli,.p. iOWer LOgWOOd
51 Mlaa Porfner and I w'
Another Invitation haa been aant ti
ner. Jieien en
compete In tha
will compete in ine piirina , l
, tin varria. Mlaa Clara Oalleian
hand to alva SIlea Dorfnar ibe.uaiu
nrat honora. while Ilaa Arteit
third. Mlaa Pennepacker ahould
event. In
aha haa
once, am
Uecker,
tha many dlvlnj con
compatea ana
d thai
by
haa only
har teammati
Tha Wfflian'j.Llfeaavlne' Laarvia
an aouatle pentathlon. In Naw Vol
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Wo JLY YSjT
br " nfSMt
15 cent
misuse of the term "Runabout."
It is scientifically constructed
toeigh but 2160 pounds with
thrifty upkeep, easy control and
all-around road ability as a scien
tific result. A significant contrast
to the average fine "Runabout"
weighing 3500 pounds and over.
No the Franklin owner
need make no apologies for
HI driving "too much car" or for
uses his car for work or for
$
pleasure just as much as ever,
these days.
And speaking of upkeep
A Runabout that averages 20
miles to each gallon of gas and
covers 10,000 miles and over
to each set of tires is likely to
be very conspicuous on the
roads during these days of
National Thrift.
To the experienced and dis
criminating motorist, we would
be pleased to demonstrate the
Franklin Runabout.
One is now on our floor we
will let it sell itself.
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