m.'A T T1,T wr P la . -I Vr ' 'I '
gAHMST WHITE
SjqEMAN MAXWELL DOES ARONTMTNK
I !N 68 STROKES, BUT PAILS TO HOLE
OUT SHORT PUTT AND RECORD FALLS
i
s -nlntrc TWO Wonderful "Rnnnrlc- -Du mi t. i.
rw , " " 1 , vv"VAO "uu inree-incn
t Futr, is onceaea on une of th F.aviinv
Holes Alexander Is Wrong
TO MEtit RT1gVTiirrt w &k fett&fo wa
w vnu xiJijari. ir nAiwriUJN AlxK
k- i
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frOST golfers nre content to go through
. . IVI .,. im the Katlsfactlon of linvlne
. ken dghty once or twice durltip: their un
certain golf careers. None of us, unless wo
, rateil at about four or five or six
Mi,, men. ever Bet under seventy. The
I Jhsncts of our brcaltlns seventy are ns ro
i ' ,.e us cettlnB a. million dollars. I tlo not
X ..' .. .!. tvinrA tltnti n. half tln7en lil.nvnea
In rhlladolplila. havo ever bettered seventy.
.Vorman If. Maxwell, who, less than a
month ano, shattered the record, both ama
teur and professional, of the Aronlmink
Country Club, by hnnirtng up new figures of
O, shot a 68 on Tuesday, hut unfortunately
the figures cannot stand ns a now record,
because he failed to hole out on tho sixth,
jle was on the crecn In two, and rimmed
the cup for a three. Tho ball was only two
r three Inches away, and nono of tho four
men In tits best-ball match figured that he
was golns to play wonderful golf that
X (dernoon, so the putt was conceded and
il ;ck Bland knocked tho ball away.
Wfe JIaon ano ur. veorKo -. uicluiiond
played Arthur M. Wood and J, I. Wand,
gnd It"" luui .n. wo,,w,d,,cu nun uusi
kill score for the course of 63. On the
& ilxth hole Bland had a three, so that the
K failure to hole me puit, wtilie it affected
f Maxwell, oui not. iiueriorp wun mo nest-
't I .. . I Tt ,,.111 t,n n 1nnn ,I.a l.
ban rcLuni ,,- ,,, ww . ,v,f,h viumi uciure
f ,. fleures are oven enualed .Maxwell
if! and I'!' partner had n best-ball scoio of
ii, uocior jutitniuim jiKuiuib ii une noie
nil-. Arthur Wood bad the best ball on
SI three holes. Doctor Itlchmond on one. Bland
nn,l MnY.ll nn thfrtaan
f Marvelous Golf of a Fine Golfer
Si Maxwell had seven birds, three on the flttt
nine and four on tne second, eignt pars and
three hole"" m one over par. He had one
to, (lie threes, nine fours and three fives.
On his Incoming Journey he had, beginning
with the eleventh, three birds In n row.
TaMnK hli other caul of 69, ho had a best
ball of 61. a feat extraordinary In golf
matters. Taklnff the two cards, there Is
another remarkable feature. They bhow
that he was all square on both out nnd
n rounds. Ills card of 68 was four up on
ear and his ecoi-b of 69 was three up.
The par of the course and the two re
markable caids are here shown-
4 .1 r.
, Maxwell
I'm a
in .-,
Maxwell
Out R
In .... 4
8 S
2 i
inado
i
f,r. holes $
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Butance
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10 17 1H
By PETER PUTTER
pIS? 'nlJ59 ,-90 o MO 36 SM-SJtS-oaiJ
4 4 r, 4 3- ..,
S 4 a 4 4-S.1
4 4 15 4 35 OS
2 4 4 3 r,nt
o6Srr,i' -ursea,
nia,i fn...:. " umi""". "ou ana
in" .1 J 4 a a 4-in
v ,. " -1 4 3 3 4 4 4 4 33 M
.Now that Maxwell I, plavlng tho best
hafh.'' f h,s care,,r " '" hopV
hat he has an opportunity of playlnir over
the east and west cour-cs of Merlon ths
o "'7. 1 Vl2?nV?r C0"T' " Ink!
w. .. VI,lln,,elphltt t'rlckct. fountry,
Vn ul7h; ,I,!Vlmont anA Huntlnedon
nl le It Is dollars to douKhnuts that on
at least one or tuo of thoFo he will corns
near the amateur record.
Alexanders Have a Hard Job
It does not take much to st.ut n dis
cussion A paraferaph In which N'ouuan
Maxwell was quoted as tajlng that the
J.ausdowne courso called for bi-tter i;olf
than Halu s responsible for the latest one
Albert Alexander Is a six-stroko man at
Bala and he Is fairly familiar with the
C0,V" at I-ansdowne. Aleck sas ho Is
willing to wager that he can make a round
jour strokes less on l.nnsdowne than at
Bala. The remark was made In the prcs.
ence of seeral I.ansdownc men, and, being
loyal, l!ie said he fould do nothing of the
eurt.
To explain Maxwell's leinarks, It might
he f,ald that ho believes that tho ball has a
better chance at Lanadowne ll's chief
crltlclMu of the Bal.i course Ii the brcait
the hall gets after the lee Klimo if u
breaks right it will shoot toward the green. I
nui ir it docs not It spells trouble. This Ii
particularly true of a long shot on the
second nnd oentli holes. It our tee shots
break well, everything Is loely; but If
they do not, then look out for trouble.
Aleck 's a good player and ho has beaten
home of the best men In Philadelphia, but
few will agree with him that Bal.i Is four
ttrokes harder than Lnnsdowno. It he can
shoot under 80 at Bala and that Is what
he can usually do It Is safe to say that
ho cannot get from VI to 75 over the
),ansdovne course, Of course the tct
ought to bo made when he Is In his best
golfing form. It be Is Inclined to be erratic
there is no opportunity to try his sugges
tion. In the meantime the l,ansdowne links
nro his for the test at any time that may
suit his time and comculcnce.
3.',
PHUA. DOGS IN
SHOREEXHIBIT
National Winners Are in
Record Field at Atlantic
City Show .
LAST YEAR'S VICTOR IN
ATLANTIC CITY. N. .1, Aug 17
Many national ivlnncis are present In the
record field for the fourth nnnual dog
Ihow of the Kennel Club of Atlantic City,
hlch opened this nfternoon on the Garden
Her and continues for two dns. There
tremoro than I'.OO dogs exhibited for double
that' number of entries. Phlladclphlans
hue their quota here, and are bound to
dnro well In the awards.
B. P. Lewis's prlzo greyhound, l.nnsdowne
Sunflower, winner of the aboio fixture last
Mason and n prlzo exhibit at tho recent
Westminster Kennel Club show at New
York, Is again entered hero and Is one of tf c
fiioriles. Kfllngham Lawrence's Brafleld
Danle. K. M., a corking good Sealyham,
nho won the trophy for the best of the
opposite sex last year, Is also on the pio
fram. Joseph .Suellenbuig has his two prlze
ulnnlng white toy poodles, Little Tlney and
Toodles. at the show, Charles It. Wood, of
Philadelphia; Mrs. W. II. Mulford. Wyn
eote; MIm Caroline K. Newton. Iterwyn.
and J, Bailey Wilson, Lunsdowiic, ale
among other prominent exhibitors
Thh show Is sure to bo a two-pointer,
and It Is expected that seei.i dogs will
complete a championship.
The Judgci urn Theodore Offerinau, of
Brooklyn; Constant!!! Kranz, Philadelphia:
'lUlph S. Byrani, Philadelphia: Dr. .1. K.
Dunwoody. Philadelphia; Dr. Charles W
need, Jr., New tun .Square; W. II. Van Djck,
Magnolia. N. .1. ; Laurence Tohln, Nar
Mrth; Ccorge O. Ilelnleln, New York; Mis.
I'rank T. Clnrke, Larchmont; Levi Wll
ex. Philadelphia, nnd Leonard S. Miller,
Philadelphia. X
Tbo summaries
roMURAXIANK
.."'.r-Wlnncr Pnll Mali HunlulsM Hnzzle,
t"1l!,1,1,,-1Mrs. Henry Illll, Now York; Ili-nene.
ill h Black Ijolrt Mile. HHino ownrr; tin
rr.KiNciKsr:
Pog Winner, Tsln Yeo Kung uf Alder
wurn. TanklhouriH KunnHfl. Orenwlrh. rnn.;
K,"V'' Medor Nankins Chung, Mrs. B. Yoitel,
w York.
PKKINCB.Si:
Bitches Winner. Viols of Ashirnft, Ynnkl
rourM Kennels, Clreenwlrh, Conn . rreerM-,
thelir '' Mch 1,rs' '' K" i:nBel' Ncw ,l0'
BlX)ODBOONDS
Dose winner King of Philadelphia. Frank
"Ann Loon. Philadelphia.
Macks Rally and Tie
White Sox in Third
Continued from Paie One
Promising players, but kept their mimes a
ecrct.
KIIIST INNING
JaillieKOtl wullrn,! Ciminr Nlirriflced.
Mhalk to liandll, Bodle was thrown out
JlUberg, Jamleson going to third. Bates
'' oy a pitched ball., Strunk walked, fllllng
" bases. Mclnnl3 forced Strunk, Ilisherg
10 ' Collins. No runs, no lilts, no errors.
l.elhnl.1 ,,.a!t,,l inr.illln LnrlflAil.
fates to Mclnnla. li Colllns's hit was too
'" Witt to handle nnd Lelbold took
uiird. Jackson forced Collins, drover un
Mlsted, and Lelbold scored. Jackson died
'Wing, Schang to Gro'ver. One run, one
"'. no errors. ,
SKCOND INNING
Sehang singled to right. Witt sacrificed,
ott to Gandll. Schauer popped to RIs-
JaWfson urounded to Rlsbersr. N'
"". one hit, no errors.
Felach popped to Grover. Gundll bounced
a single oft WltCs chest. Rlsbere singled
0 left n,njM , ,' ,- - c-hniL-
toi ! t0 IeP:orlnff Gandlland Rlsberp
j is i wnin "Odle made a wnu mrow iu
n plate, Schalk taking third on the error.
e ", ?n attempted steal, Schalk was tagged
"ut by Schantr cfl . sh nn flrover'S
h !?i, Lelbold llled to Jnmleson. Two
X'W- three hits, ,twq errors.
THIRD INNING
(lrm, ,..n ,i i .... uA. n,.ille
nled to left. Brftes walked. Strunk
; nle4 to center, Bodle scoring, Bates stop-
! second. Mclnnls hit to mcmuiih ,
otrunk was safe when Mac threw lilgn
- forca out at second, the bases being
i.1 .i NimkHia .!..- A nAniAw ucnr I a
rtlHWlwn BiUMlCU LU liCIll-W. "
tdH-Jlti-unk; MolBjiU atoppln at ao-
ond. Danforth now pitching for Chicago
Dtigan hatted for 'Witt. Dugan fanned.
Grlllln batted for Schauer Cirldln was
called out on stlikes Thiee iun, tin ce
hits, ono crior.
Dugnii now playing shoit I! .lohnson
pitching for Athletics. Mi-Mulliu lined to
Bates. K. Collins filed to Strunk Jackson
was thrown out by Johnson No i mis, no
hits, no errors.
FOURTH 7NNING
Jamleson fanned. Grover singled to left.
Grover out Mealing, Schalk to Collins. Bodle
walked. Bates to Felsch. No inns, one hit,
no errors.
Kelsch heat out n slow roller towaid third.
(Jandlll forced Felsch, and was doubled at
first. Johnson to Dugau to Mclnnls Bates
threw out RMicrg. No runs, one hit, no
errors. ,
Phillies Again Win
Two From Pittsburgh
Continued froni I'licfi One
In a doublijT-headcr when Chief Bender
hurled shut-out ball In tho first game todaj
and the locals won a one-sided game later.
Tho Phils went right after the Pirates
In the second game and put together seven
runs In tho first five innings as against
one for their opponents. This tally for
the Pirates was made In the opening session
and came after they had been blanked by
Moran's pitchers for twenty-live, consecutive
Innings.
With two out In the first Inning. Carey
was hit by si pitched bail. He took third
when Boeckel's single to light was fumbled
by Cravatli, and scored by working a double
steal with Boeckel
Rlxey, who had been pitching in hard
luck for some time, got his first easy assign
ment when he was picked to opposo the
Buccaneers
The Phillies took advantage of Carlson's
Mildness by following the, passes with sac
rifice hits and hard drives.
FIRST TNN1NG
Jackson struck out. Blgbee fouled to
Adams. Carey was hit on the light leg
with a pitched ball and went to first.
Boeckel singled to right and when Craxath
fumbled it, Carey took third. Carey nnd
Boeckel pulled off the double steal, Carey
scoring nnd Boeckel took third on Ban
croft's high throw to the plate. Ward
fouled to Adams. One run, one hit, two
errors. . ,, .
Schulte walked. Bancroft aNo walked.
Stock sacrificed, Carlson to Wagner. Plt
ler threw out Craath, Schulte scoring and
Bancroft taking thlid. Luderus beat out
a slow-rolllng bounder to Pitler, Bancroft
scoring. Ludcrus died stealing, Schmidt
to Pitler. Two runs, one bit, no errors.
SIX'OND INNING
Wagner was called out on strikes. Stock
threw out Pitler Rlxey's throw to l.uderus
beat Schmidt. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Boeckel threw out Whltted. livers struck
out. Adams singled to left. Rlxey filed to
Jackson. No runs, one hit, no errors
THIRD INNING
Carlson fanned, So did Jackson. Blg
bco fouled to Stock No runs, no hits, no
"sciuilto struck out. Schmidt to Wagner.
Bancroft lined to Ward. Boeckel threw out
Stock, No nins, no hits, no errois.
FOURTH INNING
Bancroft threw out Carey. Rlxey tin ew
out Boeckel. Bancroft threw out Ward.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
cravatli walked. Luderus doubled to left
centre Cravath taking third. Whltted
singled past Pitler, scoring Cravath and
I uderus, Evcrs sacrificed, Carjsor. to Wag-
,ier Adams filed to Blgbee aim ivraiira
took third after the catch. Rlxey popped
to Pitler. Two runs, two hits, no errors.
FIFTH INNING
Kvers threw out Wagner. Pitler grounded
to Luderus. Schmidt bounced a single off
Rlxey's Blow. Carlson fanned. No runs.
""IhuHelngS" center. Bancroft filed
to Jackson. Schulte stole second Stock
. m.,i to right Schulte scoring. Cravath
s.nYed o left. Stock scoring and when
Schmidt muffed Jackson's throw to the
i ..Cravath went to second. Blgbeo
pla5Sfl T uderus's It "e drive. Cravath taking
muffed Ludwu ' r Jack
on Whltted'e sacrifice fly to
" -".,. .h Luderus Ulea si
son, i-rava". i - .. un. three hits.
third. """. T.nrterus died stealing,
- 'povnni buuivui -.-.--
Schmidt to Pitler. ThVee runs,
iwo .-- SIXTH ,NNINa
nlMy tossed out on e.xeyud,d
no errors. ward threw
?0.elK".unixey filed to Pitler. No, runs,
out Adams. Rlxey filed
n0 ,t, no .
T&2Nb",f
BACK IN OLD-TIME FORM
' " ; - --wv: - m
&
BENDER SHUTS OUT
PIRATES IN FIRST
Chief Lets Down the Lowly
Bucs With Only Three
Safe Blows
.
PASKERT IS BANISHED
The Old Indian Sinn
I'UtHT OAMi:
I'lTTMM'lUIII
mi. it. ii. (i. . i:.
.liukxiii.ir i n n A ii n
lllKlire, rf t 11 0 0 II 1
Ciirrj , f ; il I 0 II
Burrkrl, Ul il n 1 II II
Wh nl,. .1 (I I 0 S I
It. Miller, Hi .1 II (I s I n
Pitler. il Il I :l 3 (
I'lnehrr, v 3 n II A -1 0
.liirnbs.p t n n II II 11
lirliurn.p I II n II n n
Total 30 II 54 ' 'i
i'iiii.i.u:
AB. It. II. ). A. :.
I'u.l.rrt, if " '! "
ilnillr.rf 0 II II I'
llnnrnift t I I '
stork, 81 :t I I I
CriMiitli.rr : I I "
l.til.Tii. it :i i i
Uhltteil.ir I Ii 'J '- "
r.rr,-.M :i i o t 1 ii
Klllrfrr, -! II 1 - I "'
llrnilrr, p ,1 II I II 'J 0
RECORDS ARE EXPECTED T6TAtK
WHEN STAR ATHLETES COMPETE
TWIN CATHOLIC MEETS TOMORROW
College Men and Members of Out-of-Town Clum
Enter in Annual Sports, to Be Held $
1 A1K1K entries Indicate
i-Jwl!
Totill
4M
j si is
n
Chief Hornier pitched his second shutout thi week when he let down
the Pirates with three hits in the first name of today's double-header.
On Monday the Chief hurled a scoreless Knte in lloston.
out Wagner and ruler Xo rimi, no hit", no
ci lorn.
Caiey inn to the nter-fleid wall and
Kr.ibbed Siiiultr's drlo with one hand
I'litlynn threw out ll.ini'iiift I'lllci thlcw
out XellinlT No l uns. no hits nn error,
llUSHTH innim;
Silimldt doubled to tenter U.iucintt
llnew out I'arlson. St-hmldt taking thlid
Jackson boat out a grounder lu fiont of
the plate, but Schmidt remained at thlid
On nigbee's sacrifice y to Schulte Schmidt
scoied, Carey singled to right, Jackson
stopping at second. Iloeckel filed to Schulte
One run, three hlt.i, no eirors
Waul threw wild on Ciav.ith's gioundri.
Luderus fanned. Whltted filed to Jackson
Waul threw out Kncix. No runt, tin hit",
no errors
NINTH INNINii
Ward doubled to center Vt.iKiirr tiled
to i:eis. I'ltler went out, l.uderus ti
Itlxey. Schmidt doubled to tho fiaRpole.
Ward fcoilnp Klnc batted In plnro of
('.iiIkiii ICiiik Krouiidril to r,uderu, un
asslsttd Oni- run, two hits, no errors
REVELER BEST OF MAIDENS
IN TWO-YEAR-OLD RACE
Petz Up as Winner Finishes in Opener,
Paying Odds of
18 to ii
SAllATOUA SPIUNOS, X. Y Auk 17
One-hundred-and-nlne-pouiid I'ctz rode ilev
eler, an lS-to-G shot, to the who In the
first laco for two-year-old maidens, t'owr
Intf the tlo and a half furloiiKs In I mlnuto
ID seconds. Ilapld Klicr, who paid S to I,
placed, and Tolciunce finished thlid.
Suminarles
KIIIST ItAi'K ninlden to-)ear-nlil, hi'lllns.
18 In S s to , I to ,-,
L'O In I f In I I to t
. Tin 1 .'. In 'J ti r.
SlliLfHUI. JMrrlnh.
in, llnlrhit .Million.
,11m ninney. Wtm.l
furloncR
1 ltelcr. Iii'i. IVtz . . .
I' IUpIiI flrir. Ins.
A. Colllllt
il. Tolerame. 1U.",, AmhroKp.
Tlmi, 1 10 Oaronni.
lllHlllhea, Uullile .M , .lull
t'rullj. I'orll.i. Cave Mhii.
Thrush, Producer, Hocilcrer hi1 .Mucuetlle aUu
iin.
I SlIl'ONt) IIACR, lceiltihn, tliiee-jenr-oMi
atxl uiiwnrd. iibnut 2lj mil:
1 -111,' llrouk 137. Holly .. I to 1 ntnf. '.'Ion
1!. Wulfertnn II, 1 1-. Ke.itlnc. Slot n to L' Ito.'i
.1 ('rent lllll. Ill' H.-nikr-
ftrm t to .I 1 (0 ,1 out
Time 511 l..',. I'uiiul. Uamboo riiitt Ithcinb
flNr. run
Tlllltl) ItACi:, ni.iren. tlirceenr-oldi ami up.
hnnijlrttp. II furluiiRit'
I. Kuthleen. IIP. Connolly . t to .". I to .1 out
-.'. Hell-wi .Me I10-.H, ti'l, l(o-
hii '.'II to I il to 1 : In 1
J. Talry Wnnrt. 110, Mo-
Alee , 7 to L' tin,, nut
Time. I.l.'i Ali, Marie Miller hikI YermilU
tilso ran.
roUIITH ItACi: lo-eiir-iiltN. puifn Jiiim. i".
furloncH
1.1'levqa. Kit. Coniiollr. . IS to I I In I 8 In T.
S. .tatk Hare. Jr . IS-. MoIih-
trorlh II to 20 1 lo I mil
3 Mldnlsht Sun, 110 Troi-
Icr IS to I .1 to I r. tnS
Time. 1 n:i S-r. nun Hold, drill Muster l.'l
l'liudll I'miimnn June Hub. Currnm, s.ihre
i.ifIi Sir Hello Ttua.i J. iiihI Vlnnm Vera
" HPllI IIACI:. the Ilwl Cro IIhikIIc hp.
tliree-tear-otili ami upward, Ruaranteed alue
(Sinn), mile
1. Tom McT.-iBBart Hi". Miut
t liiKer ... . .0 to S I In ,, out
2. Nral llou.iil. ItlS Hulttell.ltoS nut out
3 Dlek Williams 114. Con- .
titilly 7 to S 1 to out
Tlmt. LIS Three utarled. Tom MiTHKBart
an addtd starler
CHIEF MEYERS SIGNED
BY THE BOSTON BRAVES
HOSTON. Aub. 17. John Tortorso (Chief
Meyeis), who was given his unconditional
tclease from tho Hrooklyn club last Wed
nesday, was signed by the Hoston l!rnci
MeyerH will report to Manancr flec.rKo
Stalllngs at once.
Saratoga Springs Entries for Tomorrow
ririt race. three-ear-old and up, loiidltlnnj,
7 furloncii Star darer 1"'': I Ir""-" l.ltw. ll.'l
Torch Tl"re"m Conduit." IOI..ltoy..l Que.t.
CUMBERLAND MAKES IT
AN EVEN DOZEN WINS
R. T. Loukuc Champions Down
Power Division l.'l to 0.
Lefty Reich Fans 11 Men
i' it. t i. i:ist r. sriMiivii
tU-.t it
Moil l.n-l I'.C
iiinlirrliiiiil IS n t.0'11)
l.lililleil H a .12,
(rnrril linlit'n S :t ',11
Uiiiiill.ind H I .I'll!
IMIlou I. roio I ii .H'O
llrlinniit S !l . IHI
Cilllonlilll -. III .1117
Toner llliMnn '. lu .1117
Tim ( 'tiinhci land ttani nnni'M'd lis Iwelflh
sll.tlgt set-til lu the Sttnliil llhlMdii. I'. II.
T I.eaKiie todav at Eleventh and l.uzeine,
ill featiiiK the Power HhMon iiKKieir.itlou
I I to 0 ill si'Ven ItitiliiK)'
Tho (leneratintr team was nn in.itth for
tho pennant winners, who seem In Improve
in form each week
Lefty Itelch let the Cower l.uls off with
two Hciiitth hits lu the name, lie also
fanned ilvveti oiiinucntt Xuth.iclo and
Itusell were tho foituuate l'oiver hatters
who hit the ball safely liuth bits were
singles. (Inly one lli.lt) tenclud thltil base
on the IosIiir hide, and this rami' lu the
seventh flame on Tnt.irell.i'H emu.
Woodland outpl.ivi'd the i:ie.itril Irani at
Knrt -ninth street and Chester avenue, 11
to 2. til the only nthot le.igui' K.ini".
(rtlli:itl.AN-tl IHIWIIII lUVISItl.V
r h .1 a r Ii u,
:i a ii ii ii sion if ii ii i ii ii
J S II II 0 Nolluille i li t .' O II
I I S II Sllniwmi '-'Ii " - 1 'I
s :iu ii i) ll iiiiIIiimii i noil o
f n a l o n I'lirsmi.th o il s ii il
II S S II I 'llirner rn II II II '.' 1
ii i i ii ii sh.iu.tr . ii o 0 ii ii
1 a s 1 li ltusell.s .'!li ii I S S I
ii n i ii 0 Ilellerm.in i ( il il s n n
ii I I ii n
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111 mum It
Kune.if.
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I'lemi riHnn
TotnrelM.il
Wrlulit ks .
WIllllllU.HH
llerti'M Sb
Oullill Sh
Itelih.'i .
IBLM'.'I 3 1
I -
Total
Ctimlierl.ind . . t
l'tmer lllvlilon II 0 II II ll il ll il
Thii-Im"" lilts llrlnlon and remeuon Tlirro
li.mn liltB Kime and Park" .Mol.ii Uirn
Cuinheiljiid s, I'oivir Mvlaloii 1 .-irm k mil
1H Itelell. II 'i lIullmHll S lla-t mi li.ill'--uiT
lliillniiin 1 Hit hv pit, lied h.ill P.irki and
Totarcll.1. t innln Vi Hullm.in
PETER STEVENS IN RECORD
RACE AT POTTSTOWN FAIR
then. 11 i llendrle. 11B: Vlewpont 113. Puts
and Calls. 100: Mountain lions II. I0i, Sand
si one 11, iio: Quen of the Water, 110. Flilnny.
lis: aix. 118: Kllta II. 11! Kleuro, list Tho
Gadder. 10S,
Mfconu raif
alilp. 108:
Third.
the Hevcrwjck HteepiechaRn.
miiei net, jtij, ,, eiu
Cherry Malolte. loli Jlartlan, in.
', tht MPlliawaj, lur i""-iri utu
urlon Star Cla..llSl Ollvo
threo-year-olda and up,
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wood 11" nahu. IIS! Hlh '. ll"; Atnianta.
11?' flallv Mooney. 112: Wood Violet, Umi (lold
TaVel 1"7- Oil"" Work. US: Adeline Pafrltla,
7f Itoalo b" rady. 1S4. Thl.tle. 113: IJnlUada.
Jiu: amp""' ?1 n-,...r. for Ihreo-vtar-olda.
U ml eVTlike ; 120: Midway. Hoi Hun llo:
M, "lSirmckVty, isdi Omar Khayyam, 121):
nn.
plllmr
Firth 'race'. thre-year-olda and up, handljari.
iAfr-viar -wltir Witch, 118: Klr,117i
.:.;'i. ! II. 114: Aldeearan. ISO l'?"?'
fS. nm mark llroom. 110; Uovedale,
MrdltAtlou,
lit): Hlark Mroom.
in. 100: Obolu. 1J0.
107:
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?r 'S Vil'a Fll v. lMiMlM I'eeP. 141 Portia'.
tion ii...ii "";:: ,
?oT'loVI..7vrliht, Wll'urlor
Rrhoot alrl. 114: Hoyal .I'rt,. "
.ATprantic. allowance flalined.
.;,rnft threw out yvuru. ...- . .
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Klino Drives Winner of 'J:08 Trot to
New Mark, SlmttcriiiK
Kxull's Time
I'UTTSTOWN, 1M. AllIT IT The blR
Kest last.il.iy cumil evir at ,i IMtlst.iwn
fair packed the Kiaiid stand at this after
iiomrs rate, tho inaKiiet of attraction belnc
tho fiet-for-all pace. In which such star
performers as Peter Htneni. 2:01 1.. : Joo
Hoy, 2:0Gi... ; San Jacinto. 2:0jU, and Itulli
Kay. '- :10i. participated.
IMter Stevens easily won tho Initial heat
In 20S, but D.m Leary. Jl.. diovn Joe Hoy
so fast In the second that Klliui liad to maUo
Stevens tlo his best Stevens won lu tlm
fast time of 2:05'. maklnB a new record
for tho I'ottstovvn track
It formerly was held by Kxall. 2:(M-.'3.
The other two events on the card, tho
2 22 pace and 2 ir, trot, biouBht out hlfe
fields.
' 2U class, ri.ue. iintlnlht'd, purae ISini
Juno. I lu . hv John Iiewey. Tapper. .
liunpowder, li. K . hy DiJo. 13. MrUratli
lluhhlra. li. IT . hy Klnalee, 1 orblll .
Herny Hityt, b. c unknown. Lukem.
SunllEht, a. c. Natiher.
I.ady Mitchell, i. in.. Anthony
Allie Mohel. li hi . Hrolitnan. . .
Sjliettu Patch, h. m., BtaiiibiuKli. . .
Vellska Hurrult, b m.. J. .McUrath . .
Clayatnln. li. B.. Uuli.'n;teln.. . . .
(Initton View, Wk. B. Ilraucher.. .
Illlan W.. h. m..I ry
rl-'foVJi"! ' "cfaaa. pace (unfinlalied)
Peter Stevens, b. V. by Peter tho Orcal,
Kllno , , a . :
Joo Hoy, br. tc.. hy 11 "r rlon. !?" "; -ltutb
Kay. ti m , by 13m H ". ' ;
BanCJa"lnto.' ill b '. " by" flVoVge W McKIn
noj, Mott
JaTi'claM'tFounnnUheU) . pviri.e. , Mfto
Ilronkljn Hal. li. B.. by HrookHn Chief.
JohmiTe'lttlle'r; b.- V..' by 'ffy'-A'Z
John Oarncr. th. h.. by "uy Axworiny,
Lako" Worthy,' 'c.'b.V by i'u "".'I1'; '.'r'u'r:
Xtl'iaVabun,' K. ' m.rnojnir
Nellla W., b. in.. W. Johnaon
Mltballowa, b. m., rasa
Catharine Ingrain, b. hi, tox
(iieiiora. b. m.. (Jarrlaon
ltaniUB ! Hoy. I.. P.. J.rlchthmnnif r
ll ean.tb. V.. T. White .
Time, JJ.OU'4
Chester Downs rreasantvillc
rr l'viANTVILLU N. J,. Aug. 17. The
Chester DHawa're County league lean.
rnraln defeated 1'ieasamvnio ici,
b to 1.
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Mjirrlil.o lilt. I ritiHlti. Klllefer. Sntrl-
II, n, l.utterii'. trurU out Hy Jiirub.,
S lir'lme.. S. ltue on bnll Off Jnrob.
S: lirline., I. Molen bite Cnrr). lilt
In liltilinl bull Klllrfrr, Cnrot. Pawil
hull Klllefer.
PI II 1,1.1 US' HALL PAKU. Aug 17
Chief lletidet was lu bis old Aineilc.in
Le.iRiio fnrni today nnd not only shut out
PlttsburKh by 3 to n. but also disposed of
his opponents with three lilts In the tlrst
K.inie
One of Iht'si- safeties was decidedly
scratchy, as It was taused on ,i H' by
Carey to shott rlpht Held, which Lveis
pl.iM'd veiv imoi.y and the ball was allowed
to ill op, to' tho tllit Thl was the only hit
made orf licmlcr until two men wen- out
In the seventh iniilnr and permitted milv
oni' Pirate In Ret to tlrst liJ"e In sK III
llltlKS. ,
llt'iider was iheued when he went In to
pitth and be was vlcoiiiuily applauded at
the toncluslnii of Hie conH'it
I'.liuer .l.ttobs. who founi'lly wore the
Phillies' unlfoim. was so i.iKer for revenge
that he went li.uk at the home team In this
S.u.ie .Lu obs But out of tlRht situations
in the tlit and fifth InnliiRS. and met bis
downfall in Urn sixth Ho stalled his own
tumble by hIvIiik a pass to Stock Ct.uath
then siniilt'd Luderus sacrificed with n Hy
tci ,l:n ksoii. which sent ill Stock and moved
up Ct.ivalh. Whltted followed with a
siliKle. vvhltli was fuiilb'ed bv Itlgbee. and
Ci.tvatli si'oied.
C.ilnies then went to the lubber and
handed out a buiiih of pass, with the
ic suit that livers was fnieul over the plate
with the lln.il inn ut tho tonle-l
KIIIST INNINI3
Ueiider tlnew out Jackson. HlRbee filed
in Whltted Had lleldliiK by C.ver.t enabled
Cuiey to Ret a slnnle on a weak lly 111 short
liKht tli'hl Carev stolo second while llender
held the ball Hoeckel lined to Cravath.
luns. no bits, mi eirors.
Paskert llled to Carey tiancioii waui-o
Stock llled to Cau Bancroft died stenl
!iic l'lscher to Pitler. No runs, no lilts,
no errors
si:co.vn inninc
Lveis threw Ward out. Miller Rioimded
to Luderus Stock threw out Pitler. No
runs no hits, no errors.
Ci'.tvath tiled to Pitler. Pitler threw oui
l.udeiiis Whltted singled to right. Ward
thtevv out l'.veis. No l uns. one bit, no
errors. I
TIIIUl) INNINii
Paskert made a tine tunning catch of
lisclier's lly. Kvers threw out Jacob".
Ildideix tossed out Jackson. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Ward tlnew out Klllefer. Deader filed to
Jackson. Jackson went to the left i enter
Held bleachers nnd jumped up and caught
l'.iskert'H tlllve. robbing him of a home
int. No runs, no hits, no emirs
rol'HTU INNINii
lligbee llled to Ciaath. Kveis threw out
C.irey. l'.vers also threw out Hoeckel No
runs no hits, no eriors
Ilancioft -.Ingled to light. Slock singled
to left. Bancroft Mopplnc at secc-iiil
Cravath sacrlllced. KlF.iier to J'ltlet
Luderus struck out Ward threw out
Whltted No tuns, two hits, no errors
KIKTH INNING
Waul llled to Whltted. Miller filed to
P.i"keit. i:ersthiewntltPlllcr No runs,
nn lilts, no eirots.
l'.vers popped to .Miller Klllefer singled
to center. Bender singled to center. Kll
lefer stopping at second Paskert was called
out on strikes and was ordered In the club
house bv I'mplre Itlgier because he let his
bat drop gently on the plate and turned tho
level se way from the plate. Hancroft filed
lo Jackson. No runs, two lilts, no errors.
SIXTH 1NNINO
thulle went to center Held for the Phil
lies Klhcher grounded lo Luderus. Jacobs
popped to Kllle'er. livers tlnew out Jack
ton. No iuti. no hits, no eirnrs.
Stotk vvalkid Ciavath Jilt the rlght-fleld
wall way up for a single. Stock taking
third. On Luderus's rati like lly to Jack
son Stock scored and Cravath took scc
'olid Whltted singled to Msht. Hlgbee
fumbled tho ball and Cravath scored and
Whltted took second Jacobs was then
taken out. (Jrlmes taking his place on the
mound, Kvers walked. Klllefer was hit
by a pitched ball, tilling tho liases. On an
attempted snueczo play. .Miller got Iicnder's
bunt and threw to Klschcr, forcing out
Whltted Siinilto walked, forcing; In Kvers
Bancroft was called uut on sttlkes. Thiee
runs, two lilts, one errot.
SKVKNTH INNINU
Hlgbee grounded to Luderus c.ite.v was
hit by a pitched ball. Boeckel llled In
Cravath. Ward singled to left. Carey stop
ping at second. Miller grounded to Luderus.
No runs, one lilt, no eirors.
Stock walked Cravath popped to Hoeckel
Luderus llled to Jackson. A passed bull
allowed Stock to move to second Whltted
popped to Miller. No inns, no hits, nu
KiGHTH INNING
Pitler singled to left. Klscher fouled to
Klllefer. Bancroft let Grimes's lly lilt the
ground and then threw to Kvers and forced
out Pitler. Jackson grounded to Luderus.
No runs, one hit. no errors.
Ward threw wild on Kvers a grounder
and the batter took second. Klllefer sacri
ficed Klscher to Miller. Bender walked.
Schulto walked. fllllnK the bases. Bancroft
struck out. Pitler threw out Stock. .No
runs, no hits, one error.
NINTH INNING
Klllefer threw out Ulgbee. Caiey llled
to Hancroft. Kvers threw out Boeckel. No
runs, no hits, no error.
that rrcords
HI fall nt the dcuble track meet on
the Northeast High School Athletic grounds.
Twenty-ninth nnd Cambria stnets, tomor
row, when the tenth nnnual championships
of the Catholic Younc Men's National Vnlon
and the tweiity-tlfth annual Held day sports
of tho Philadelphia ,ichdloceali I'nloti
will bo held The national championships
will decide who are the best nthletes nmciiB
the 200,000. members of the C V. M N -IT.
iv hose forty-third annual convention ses
sions start in tills pity next Sunda
I'nlverslty of Pennsylvania, Notro Panic,
Georgetown and P.irttnniilli stars will be
among the college, men competing, nnd
Mlllrose A C . New York Athletic Club and
the Irlih-Ainerli-in Club will be among the
nationally known athletic clubs to enter
men These men will urn for various
Catholic tttihs to which they belong
A t" Mi tiow In, president of the Meadow -tiro'ik
Chili, will lie lionoraiy referee nnd
Mlthnel J SIntlery, president of tho C Y.
M X C. will be leferee It will be Mr.
.Slatter.v Joli in tun-off two blir Ir.irk meets
In the time genetnlly alloted lu one. The
tlrst gun will bo Hied by Stnrtrr John T
Coleman, of the P. It It Y. M C A, at
1 311 p in, and the meets ate scheduled I"
lie finished at 0 p m
Tlie late entiles from points out-lde the
southeastern section of Pcnns.v Ivanl.t bring
the number of viiltlug allieletes to 2H(.i, and
nu iiddllloii.il 4011 men will compete from
this thy mul poluiH within Hftv miles SI
l.oul Chicago, Hiirfalo. Washington,
Xevv Yotk, Newark Boston, Prnvltleute
nnd iii.inv other ttlt-s will send their best
Catholic club nthletes (lull inembeis of
Catholic clubs will be ellglhli
The Scoring
Because the Phil.itltlphla All htlioi-cs.in
t'nlon Is so KtuiiiK athletically and being
unwilling tn he host and national winner on
the same afternoon, the scoting this ear
will be aecotdlhg to club pel fotiiianco In
stead of I'nloti totals, as has been the cus
tom Thus thy local dubs will be competing
against turn nnotluT as well as against the
other track Catholic tluhs of tho I 'tilted
States. The I'liton oulclals look to Vlctilx.
Shnnah.iii. Auhbishop lt.van Assoilatlon, St
Gregorys. St Monica's. Cm ley and Ka
wond to sustain tho el's leputation
Virtrix will have Paul Lafima lu the mile
and two mile; ''Puffy ' Conn, the megon
I niveisiiy iiii-aiDiiiiil stur. Albeit mr
Penu State half-mller; Jimmy Meicdlth
Svveenev, lu the polo vault. Mike Murphv
Jr and Sid Smith lu the luoad Jump; .Ion.
eph Hrennan, Middle Atlantic champion
lii.it ter mller; Kddln McLaughlin, In the
mile and two miles; Kriink Glllt.ii, In the
11)0. 220 and quartet -mile; Mike Sullivan, in
the quarter and half-mile; John H.ister, In
the middle distances and Joseph (IVwey)
O'Bilen, champion Middle Atlantic lOlio-
j 1 1 1 Indoor l turner, in the half-mile and
Horsey in Sprints
Shatiahan will enter Krauk liorsov, e
caplalu of the I'tilveisity of Pcnns.v ivanla
tinck team. In the splints; Kdtllo Mochan,
captain of the Notre Paino track team. In
the lialf-mlle and mile; Jimmy Coincrford.
national Junior pole vault ihimplou, and a
score of others hardly less talented Nativ
ity Catholic Chili will depend, among others,
on Raymond Boath and Hugh ritzpatrlek
ill thO Fmlntfl. mill TtlehnrH (V't)All i
mile, while Archbishop llyan Associates:
nun eiiicreti .lORenn t. nnv wint... &
Brady and Hill In the rprlnts nnd Marti I
111 the middle tllatnnrPK nll.oe .i- ...
tries will bo made by nbotit fifteen other'w
v,i,wiiu nuiis in l'liuaacipma, ,"
niiKo previous years, the local men wlll.i
llftl limn n ....ll.. -. m 1. i
n. . " ""'"'"" rim or nu, tnerii-H
will bo competing Individually ngalnst UirfflBS
best Catholic club athletes In the country,ffig
...... ,unui), uic type 01 .men mis year Wm
llllrliee flu,,. I,. ii,n-lnn.. . . . . .4"-
," i'n--ivu.-i t-iirp, mo a raw-1. Mi
mgs for tlm National Army apparently ndt (J
having had much efTect on tho entries. Td"fJ
Meredith was expected, but bis enlistment "
was one of the few instances of the war vf(i
infiirfnl Inc- lelll. IIia i.,MAl ",'1-4
vl
Knli.tcd Men Invited
Houston Kleld, Twenty-ninth and Somer- $'&
"'' t"i'". oiiKinaiiy was named ror tlio two ikJM
meets, but the slnmls wern fmitwt imoKi iIv-.j
to accommodate Hie crowd expected In- "T?Si
nations havo gone to nil enlisted men ntA- IW
Honed within tvventv-nvo inllea nf Thllnrii. .1?
pbla to attend the meets without paying nn -t J
ndmlsslon charge. Their uniforms will bt .'
nieir uiKcis to make room for these; men X' ''J
Hint the others expected, the Northeast &
High School Held was chosen. vl'Ssi
'I lie nnnual Held day Fports of the Arch- rr S
.lll.l nbltl lt,l., t,n Inu.. I...H..... ... ... . - I. vt.5
' "" ' .it, mi, in,- v.- iiiii'ui itiob meci 01 1 iv
tln nfternoon. In regarded In other cars an V
a very Important athletic event, hut this year J'Vfc
It must .step asldo for tho more Important -. i?
1 hamplonshlps It Is presumed that 111.111V "1 tti
ul tne liest local cracks will not enter the 1
Ariiidlocesan Vnlon sports because of th :
stiiiln They would have to run a coupl
m ne.iis in rue sprint anil then, with th ''ii
hatidli ap. would have to run their best to ysK
lie placed Tills would hurt their rlmneea a,t4
111 the national championships, it la pre-
siiineti
finlei'tlu f M-t
Hut the lesser net iievettheless vvitl bo t ilAt
11 im,f i-ijiiiji('iuiiii 111 tuner ycara ina .
Aichdlocesan t'nlon meet Iwim hern n. nuht
between Kh.111.1hau and either Vlctrlx or ? f$
Aquinas for first honors, but this year flnds .'ffi
tllilllt t,,.,., , I, a.llll.u nnln.ml tJJ
........ ... .... , .....o , 11,. 1 , ,
The other oHIelals of the meet will lie
Judge Kiigcnc, C Honn'.well, chief (rack
Judge; Heiman Jlejer. pre-lduit uf th
Middle Atlantic Association of the A A Vt
chief Held Judge; Congressni.in Murray
Hulburt, of New York, chief timer; KrankJ"VF
.1 McUotinell, president or the Philadelphia rfM
.ili.l tr,....L.l ,, ll,.t, ...,.1 O..I- .... ft Vt3.
,11 , i.iiiv, t.-... , mutt, n,, ojiu'aicr a. -,, va
llauck. 11nti011.1l assistant secretary, mar- ! 1"S
Hi.us: .1. u Mcuwao, or tins Paulist Club.-1 f&a
New York, and James Owens, of tho Knther .r, SS
Aliillinii Slii,.elt ni,b ,,.Mt I. a i -.. l. .11
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imlLTeq . 1 Inrrv t li.iililii it tt.lll l,n lnPi, nr 'K ,
the course; Chailes K. Gerhard will be chief 3 6
lusiiector and Joseph II, Itellly, of the En'llpp!'
tetpi-lM' Club and Itusstl! gravvford, of M
Norrlstow-n, will bo announcers ?V&i
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