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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
11, 1917
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ROCKY ROAD OF KANSAS PROVES TOO MUCH FOR GEORGE CHANEY AFTER 18 MINUTES' RIB
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PHILS FAIL TO HIT,
LOSING FIRST, 3-1
Barnes Allows Six Scattered
Hits Braves Wallop
Rlxey Timely
DUGEY'S SINGLE COUNTS
I Lacking the Wallop
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Totals 3' "Mil .1
BOSTON
All. It. II. tl. A. i:.
Xth. rf. I n I I o l
Jl.rantllh' I :
roe. rf 4 11000
Konelfliy. II ' ' ' 1 I
smith. SI. 1 '- 1 0
Kll. If 4 ' :I ' u
)S.wllns. - "' " " ' ''
Trarre "or, e .1 ' I l 1 o
Barnes, l 3 0 10 5 0
Totals ' ' "' IT 1
Hilled for Itlve) In eighth.
Han fur I.uilcriis In nlnlli.
rliree-lnc lill .Mrn,lllf. 'Iwn-base
Ml srliulte, sacrifice lilts ll'inlliiKs Ko
nrtcli). Struck cull fly Hive), 1 l
lUrnr. llnes on bull Ort ltic). I:
03 llsrnes. I. Double pla) stipl In linn.
crnft. l'mplre Mirier and llriiiillclil.
IIKAVHS I'lVJAi. Boston, Si lit. 11.
Tlie Phillies did not lilt si lick iiRaliiHt
Jtts Barnes, of the Urnvcs, In tho llrst
time ot today's double bill, Kfttlns beaten.
3 to 1. Their only count camo In the.
l&hth limine on u double by Kchulto nnd
a plnifle by l'lnch-hlttcr Dugey.
Ilppa I'txey was lilt rcgulatl), although
It nan not until the fourth lulling that
lilts l.y Smith and Kelly's Hawllngs's sacrl
floe anil a clean ill l . to right Held b)
,r:ujrc-sct pioduecd two tuns.
In Hip eighth nenliiPt Fittotv uu un.i
by llaneroft, Koneli hy'ti sanlllc and
Smith's friiiBlo to left completed Huston's
core.
Bender noticed out In iiiuctlco, but bin
rm Is ery bad and l-'lttory seemed to be
Moran's. llkcl) eiioico for the cecum! same.
business Manager .Shettsllno returned to
.Philadelphia this morning because, of a
death In Ids family.
o'lHST I.VXIXl!
Bancroft tiled to Kelly. Kvctd. singled
'through the pltchtr's bo- .stock funned,
livers then tried to steal second, but was
out, Tragi esser to Marativllle. No runs,
lone lilt, no errors.
Belli; singled ocr Bancroft's bead. Holts
started for second, but Klliofer'a throw
beat him two ).irds, only to luio Bancioft
make a bad mulY. .Maranvllle sent a tlecji
foul to t'nn.ah, UcIik tultliie third. lowe!l
fouled to Klllefer. Konttchy Krounded out
to l,uderui. .o ruiw. o.ic lilt, imo euor.
j' M3C(jN!t IN.N'INtj
' lavath was cut, Jlnranvllio to
me'cehy tVhllted mail two bases
ItcliK's muff i'hi-c to tlio fnul Hue
iKtchy ran out l.udeuis, Whltted Koina
linni hehultc walhed. Klllefee III., I
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Eligible Players for
the 1917 World's Scries
NF.W YOIIK N. I.. IIIICAno A. I..
HiiriK. If. l.fllmM. tf.
' lienor. .'Ii. .1, (ollln, rf,
J. Smith, '.'Ii, MfMnllln. l.
IvniilT, if, eu,rr, :il.
Zlmtnf rm.in, 111,. i:. I'nllln, 2b.
Iletflier, . .IarUoii, If.
Itnt.rrtMm. rf. IVNrh. rf.
tUI'ioll, rf. i.im.III. II..
Ililke, II.. IIMierc, -.
lr('nrl, e. -rlinll.. i.
Hirlilen, e, l.nn. e,
"ilnilip, p. I Irntle, i,
Sllllff, p. Itiiofll. .
Ileiitntt, p, I'rtlier t.
I'errllt, . Itent, l.
Tekreiiii, . Ilnifrrlli, n,
AmlTMin, l, Vllllain, l.
MONTRESSOR FIRST
IN OPENING RACE
Haynes Pilots Winner on
Inaugural Day Program at
Havre tie Grace Track
WILD PITCH LOSES
FIRST FOR A'S, 1-0
Joe Bush Hurls Pretty Ball,
but Weird Heave Gives
Win to Yanks
CULLOP IN CHEAT FORM
Throwing It A way
Il.lW lltlgv No mils, lm hits. ,m oinir
.Smith was out, Htoik to l.uderus ltley
eould not Held Kelly's lilt nlonj; the thlrd
jlate line. Hawliuffs llkd to Schulte. Tra
jjesser was safo on IImt.s'm IiIbIi thtow.
Kelly pulling up nt second, llamcs singled
. few yards pas.t I.udeius. Kelly tried to
"JSfe.from BW'or"l. I'Ut was out. I.uderus to
Klllefer. No iuiih, two lilts, ono error.
THiitn rx.vr.vt;
Blsey llled to JJeliK. Bancroft was out.
Barnes tci Konetchy. Hurnes nHo threw
out Beis So urns, no hits, no cuors.
Hens tiled to Bancrofi. M.iranvllle lilt
to block W10 fumbled t i)Ut ln Jtll)l,t
Mopped running and was out. .Mock tn
IJiuerua. J'nncll Kit it Texan Knuuor t
center Konetchy was out, Klllefer to
iuuerus. .No runs', oim lilt, no errors.
KOIUTII I.V.VIXti
Stock went out. .Smith to Konetchy.
Cruvath went out tho same way. Whtttcl
fouled to TrnRreusei-. Xo runs, no hlt3, no
rrors,
Smith's drio was too hot for .Stock and
rwnt. f.'!' a,baso '" Ivelly bunted In
rront of tho plate and received credit for
hit as Bancroft failed to rocr flrM.
Jawlinijh sacrificed, i;Vers to J.udurus-,
Tragresser singled to right center, scoring
hmltli and Kelly. Bancioft to.si.od out
Larnes Kchg Hied to Uudems. Two runs,
taree liltf, no enors.
I'lFTH IX.VJXt.
I.uderus fouled to Tragresser. .Sclniltn
aa out. ItawilngH to IConetcliy. nawllngi
J-lso threw out Klllefer. Xo tuns, two lilts.
o errors.
Jlaranvllle filed to Wiltted. KWey tossed
ouj lowoll. Bancroft made a great catch
M Koneteliy's fly to right field. Xo runs,
no hlti!, no cnors.
.SIXTH IXXIXf!
Rlxey eliigied to right. Bancroft fouled
w Tragresser. i:ers forced Illvey, llawl
n to Muranvllle. stock tiled to Itnnl
inga. Xo run?i ono n(ti no crror3
M. ''V"101'- Kelly sinsled to right, tho
t Lelng his thlr.1 n-Mlust Itlxey. Bawl
niRs walked. Tragres3cr filed to .Stock, a
iHnor b?l,"'' "wind, who then tos-ed to
mncroft, doubjlng up ICelly. Xo runs, ono
tut, no errors
snvnxTii ixxixu
'raath went out, Murmivllln to lConut
t"J. JIaianvlllo repeated on Whltted I.ud
, rrus fanned. Xo runs, no lilts, no ci rorn.
htock tossed out Barnes. .Stock also
H!',n.ul Ueh Mrainllln tHpled to
"Kht field. Klllefer had a Mtoit paiBed
''i . on width Maranvlllo tried to score.
Jeu, however, got tho ball to Itlxey at tlio
f ato hi tlnio to touch out the Babbit. Xo
uns, ono hit, no errors.
KltlHTlf IXXI.M!
Kchulte doubled to right. Klllefer fllod
W Kelly Dugey batted for Itlxey and
'ingled to left, teoilng SchuUe. Bancroft
icjrced Dugey at second, Konetchy to Marnn
Jille. l-:eiH went out, Barnes to Konetchy.
One run two hits, no errors.
Mttery now pitching for tlio I'hlllles.
jowen was bufo on Uatlcroffa error.
ivnMtchjr wwrlHeea. Klllefer to I.uderUH.
mith tingled to left Bcorlng l'ovell, Whlt
;;r,f re,'"'n t0 tlle l,lat taking a bad hop.
Keiiy was out. Stock to Luderus, Kmlth
laklng second. Haw lings fouled to Luderus.
one run, ono lilt, ono error.
NINTH INNING
fi!!oc wa" out' Hames to Konetchy.
Vatl struck out. Whltted singled to
i,l, I,u,dnru'' IbI1 to right. Oeschgcr
i.Tun.,nnl"B for I'U'leruM. Barnes threw
m bcliulte, Xo runs, two lilts, no errors.
SOCCER TEAMS TO PLAY
FOIl RED CROSS BENEFIT
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. Koccr matches for the Hod Cross will
. p J "? XM V8?0". A commltlee waa
appoints to arrange for the contsta at
..1J nra faii'mMtlnK Of th Eastern Penn-
illi5n,f'u,4vIWr Soectr, CouncU tlrt
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n.witi: in: hhaci:, m.i. sept, n
Th" fall mutlni; I" Maryland opened
he jo this iiftm noun imdir perfeit we.ither
cotiilltlons nnd with a record gathering In
attendance Many of tho best speed, rs now
!! forming on tho turf ate (piartered hero
and the lecord huldeis will be seen In action
at different times dm lug tho seventeen dns'
meeting. The meeting here Is being held
undr the nuplces of tlio Uaiford Agri
cultural and Breedeis' Association.
In tho opening eont of the day nti.l nl
the meeting, Mo'itresatr currying I'v
poiimls uml liii'idled by Jockey I'ayii", caimi
home In front of a class; neld of llitee-caf-olds
and up at sl furloiiRS. fifteen
splinters unsworn! tlio call, and for the
Hist furlong the He'd was will bunchid
ulontresaur and 1'hll I'tiKar drew nnay
from the Held In the l.it furlong, llayne'H
mount besting the long shot to the wite
Widow llcdottu was third.
l'liwr KAi'K. tlirw-y. ir-oMs hii I upwur.l
s.-llliitf, JTlT.r.U, it fuiionuH
I. .MonlrmMor. 1 1.". Ilnn". ftil'Jo $7 .In 14 n
L' I'hll I'nKiir, 117. Jncki.in 'JS.sii il'.mii
a. WWow lleilotte. Iii7. Atnlirus" ."n
Time, Xiir. VlctroU, liwfH. ritlhom, )ltii
It.inn.Tk. Ilnr.ir. A'll.v. 1 t".riil tn, MHrlnnno.
Mr Hint. King Tuscwi, Kli'S'n (Juk ami folia
alv. ran.
HKt'ONH ItATK. nmlilen two-year-.il.ls. purs"
t7l7.ni). .") furloiiB:
I. llnutiells, llM, l!.rno (1S.10 t7 10 i4 no
J. Hlmon l'ure. It.",. ' Hrl-n n 'JD a. til
3. All lirliih). 11.". Ma,..ri ,'.'.o
Time. I. (II Tell Mf, .Mlllrice. .lor" il Vlil'H,
fle-lfoot, Juanlta III. Ilupe, Malwait. Jr..
Hlnrrv ll.uin.r. o.lillsiu Ph' .lo Ipii. tirlll
lnter ml Di.1. ooil alto run.
Ttllitt) HAi'It. threerur olus villus.
t7l7,"o. 1 n.In.. ") .inl.
1. ejuMi I)f III" hMl. III.',
Donol.i HI U) t...7) ft In
2. N. K. II.-.!. tf.', Ilolilll'ull lS.lill .-..Ml
,1. rduta. lot. Ito.Min "..)
Tlin. 11.1 1." Dhii. t','r"cii, Mar of
I'honl. Klins, .ManncliHii, Ht trtr ,.n.l Jul"
tiisil. 11 alsu inn
Ilclmont Itostilts
PIIlsT UAi'K. to.jvnr-glil. the lIUIr Ban
.lii.ll, Zh furloiiiiH, Hiraliht ivurae:
1. Hos il'Or. 110. ItoMllSf.n ') to ' I. It. , I to Ti
1!. N'el-rlisll, 107, MeAtr....Mo t M" I 'Veil
a ,lellnI'ulrrla, U4.Ke.iKl 7 to X II to n .1 to ".
Time. 1:07 l.ft. Thlstl-. Itin.-. Illsh V.'InU and
Tromp la torte alio ran
HBCOND ItA.'K. four-.'r-oliH nn, up.
Ntcplech.i'.'1. sflltnff, about - nills
I. POHl'l-t. II.',. UjlTH 1.1 to III 'J til r I'Ut
j. Mi-hai-ii. ii. Hush. . !. to i 7 to n n to r.
a nh.l..lf. t.v.'. t JllbTt . t.l tor. fien '.' to .1
lime, l.tUtir. Sill el human and clart'r al!o
ran.
IlllltP ItAt'l! ihree-y.'Hr-oMj and up. tho
N'.iMinu Selllnp Htakps, mlli:
1. Ihireas, I"'' JtnMnnon II to 10 (toll out.
L' Traction, I.'., Troll... .. .. to 1 .' to 1 out.
3. Triple e'rov, tl. HC. MeAli.7l.. - erll out.
Tlm. t'ln. Itanoliala also ran.
I'lifllTlt HACK. Hip iloo.lcruun.1 Handlcup.
tluie-c'nr-oUl.. anil up, ?7oo nilJ.ji), 1 mile:
1. Corn Th.'M'I, '3,
V. Hnblnson . . .MtntOltn.1 out
L' Viewpoint, 1SS, llucvcll. . I" to .", '.' to S utlt
a Unrhai:.'. Ill, Kith ... 7 to 1 M to 1 out
Time, J .:.''. i anj waiui nna nir wnons
,Mmi ran.
1'llTll U.M'i:, tn.ililen to-ear-oMs, rur
irpoo. Oft furloiiies:
1. llHnd tlrenaile, 11", Loftus 7 to i cicil S to 5
J. Ho 1,onz I .illy, II'.',
Kench VI to t I to 7 7 to 5
.1 liihadou, 11.1. ltoblnson.. n to It l!tu ' out
Tlmp, i-ati i-. I'rlnreas I.lo, Trite, I.al
olid Cuvun Jloy also ran.
.Imnletnti, rf
tlroier, 3I
Mriink, if .
Ilndlr, If ..
I'nteH, ;ll.
Mrlmies, Hi .
Wilt. m. . . .
Mejrr, v.
Itllsh, t . . , .
Hull'.!, i
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Mlrillin
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Havre tie Grace Entries for Tomorrow
rirat raio, ."-Ulntr, for tno-vear-oKln, 5t4 fur
Ioiikn Uttk Ho. Its; Sunn Hill, 11(1: Irl.ili
Idol, lor., '('la" Man, oa, I'axanlnl, IVi.
Au-tral. IIS .sm-rlt 107.
fetolid race, Mecpleth s... selllnff, three-yeiir-ol,ls
and up. ulmut 2 lull.". Ulllslly Hay, IM.'.
Itoii.l Spinner, tr'J, naml'oo. 147: Atidon, tt,
U).t.terful II'.'. titto rioto. 117. HrazMioje.
11L'. Kellwood, 14.'. (a)l'arr entri
Third race, for no-j'ar-old, r, furloncs Miss
llryn. lir,. Sweep I'p II, 114. Arficanarrow, 110,
I.ad I.onefelluw. 107, tlnlco. 11.1, I'matllln, 111;
June Hub. 107. t'oor Butterfly. 107.
I'Mrth ra''. for maiden three.ear-oM and vip.
."'a furhinej Hnu of Mcnlo, 11.1, Defender,
1 in I'raitelo, 11.1. Tromilero, lir.. TesJlx Ii.
tl'.'i Jleelonne. 113; Kinrten. lll; 'Alma II.,
lur,: Master kanni, lir.. Assume, 115, Klldare.
ll.li dinner hnup II. I1L', Zinnia, 11J, Welnolha,
11'..' 'Hickory Nut. 107. Mllllo 11., 107.
Kcfth race, elalmlmr, three-jesr-olda and up.
mllH and ill sards Hiratoua. 113, The lluy
llodi 11'.'; Oan-ibj, Ii:, Lottery, ltd: Baxt-r
III! I(i7, Oolily. 110. rnliiK I nney, inaj
K la nan, ll'.'i Illh Tide, 11.1: Hiker, US;
li.lv Hob. 107: Itose Water, UU! Hesse, 10.:,
Htellarlno. 107: tlr I'p. 10.1; tllory Hello. 10i'.
Sixth raie, rlalmlnc, three-ie ir-ol.ls and up,
mllo and 70 nli 1 Jt Miller. 11.1; l'lerol.
11": ImprrsKlon. IIS- Bnrlv Morn, inn; Nannie
MelJee. 1". hmlthtleld. 1H7; tVnrork, 104;
Tranby. lot: Maxims Choice, lis; l.ant Spark,
ll". tnipliloii. I"''. smuBKler, Hill; Hcarpla II,
inii' lloyul liuerest. 1117. 'J'U.Bi. llM.
Seenth ra.e, hi.nilli'ap. ail aces, mile and
50 sards Hold Crtt Hos ,101; King Neutunc
TiiH' Pninrosch, lin- llulbub, iml: Woodea
Shoes. 10'Jl I'ullux, 111.
LexinRton Entries for Tomorrow
I'lret race, allowances t700. the Haceland,
ihree-jear-olds and on Sparkler, HKl; Uohn,
ir lit ('M Hun. 101 tMarlon (looaeby, 113,
1-a'nAireita. 12S. HUn-l llaseaBe. Vli.
troulson-Moure entrj.
.Second race, allow anoes 1501, two- ear-olds,
-.V. furlongs Iloii'V I,sw 1f,4; r.wtmaeler.
107. Knrbly. 107; Klrstfs e'uu. 107; Via Amcr-
'''Third' nice, purso t700, I'hoenlx Jfotcl Ihree.
oar.oliH nnl up, 1 1-1" mllr Sands of 1'leas
me. 101 .""run! 101 . i:inbroldr. iri.1; Mlbva.
Ulri.urtli':raeor. "nllewances JfioO, Ih-ee y eir olds
Mid up 1 mile Al. loo UKht Foot. I'hn iur
man limp'. n'. 'inn AI''IA1."' AMelwron.
tliiToko! 11'.'. i:inroldr. US. Desmond Da.
"l-'lfih mm. purse .",0, maiden eolta and
KeMli'es. toei.r-o1.l;, r.Vj furloiiBf-Mt Jude.
Ill' Itedn.on, US W. P. Dsbiu. 1 1 J. I'ocket
I'lmn-'. U'.'. Oreat elul . ll.V. Uuke of Hnjyj.
Ill Nli, 115. lr Nickel, llo; Bverest, llf,l
ifiiiirjy Valley. 11.1: Mori'B llenu. 11.1. clrsnd
Duke? ll" AUo eligible Aullum (rntp.). 11,1,
l'ox IliUe lli Krneal H . 115.
Mxth rneo. ilalnilne ''U", thre-ear-oMs and
up t: furlofirs-l'-nrodc. ioi; .Maryar.t N .
10" "cieek. Hi2. M'Jan. 104: Arthur Mlddletou,
7l Busy Joe. 107: Sklles Nol. 107! Jllleilono.
l IT si.ionarM.l07i Hlll Joe. 107: Waternar.
107.' Sauieler. 114. Also eligible: llufford. 101,
"'seve'ntn'rKCe. clalmlnK. 1000. thrtfjear-old,
and tip. 1 l-l'l miles I'Vjier Io;'l'r. 101; Tush
Tush in.1i Olra Star. 107: Th elradsr, 10u
Valor. 10S. Vartwortlis Daft. U4.
Apprentice allowance rlalmed,
Weallur, cood, Hack, fair,
Foothnll at West Virginia
MOHGANTOWN. W. Vn., .Sept. 11. West
Virginia I'nlierslty's Initial contingent ot
football pUyeis left hern th.. morning nt
10 o'clock In automobiles fur Mont Clmteali,
a summer renort hotel nine miles from here,
where for ten day?, or until the start of
classes on September 20, Coaches Slclntlre,
Tobln and Cheneweth will hao the oppor
tunity of trying to teach the men nn much
football as they have formerly been ex.
pected to learn In three weeks.
Pittsburgh will be played on feeptembor
29 and Nuvy. Carllslo and Dartmouth fol
low on successlie Saturdays.
Rowing Coach Killed
aoiTTi t: Wash., Sspt. 11. Illram Cunt
hear a famous rowlnr coach for ten years In
.lurte ?at the University of Washlnalon rowing
SiSZi i killed eterdy by a fall from a
pmm'tre. Hi tl'e fear f W home, near the
u,Conribe'ar climbed out on a limb, which a
" ami ho P""1"1 . he," Jforemost to tho
...'i iii neele was broken and ileath was
fnri'ti."ntan"us. " Mr.. Knlbear witnessed tl. ac
cldcnt. s
New World's Harness Record
iiTMiiKn 3Dt. U. A nw world's. narnus
rr.':: . M....mn. rpa wii tsi.Diisn.u nsra
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Miller, tf .
lie.leun, "b
linker. .11. .
l'lpp, ll. .
N.llialuuUer, i
( ullop, P
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Totals n.i i h :'t
"llatleil for tlrsrr III enlh,
4'ltallrd fur Hush In netenth,
Tw.i-I.hko lilt llmlle. larrlll.o
Illrrli. sr. It mil ll llu.li, 7 Velhol.l, I;
Cnllop, :l. Ilui nn hall. tin llusli, :i ful.
lop, 'J, Dotilile ilas lame.lon In Will,
l'ei'klnpiii'Eli lo l'lpp. sinteii baes Mejir,
1'ei lilnpHi.Kli, Mhuuc.
SUIHK PA UK. Sept. 11.
A wild pitch by Joe Bunh with tho bases
full in tho fouith Inning nnd Inability on
tho part of tho Athletics to hit L'ullop's
delivery with tuuner.s on tho bases Rave
Now VorU a Ictory In tho flrnt game hero
today, 1-0.
Dining the seven Innir.gs'that he in it led.
Hush stiiick out seven batsmen. With the
exception of hi" wild pitch ho gave a won
derful pi-litblllun when th Illglil.iiidcis had
nance", to i:oro
In the fifth iniiing, with the bases full
and one out. Bush fanned 11111. r and liedoon
and oviHed Baker to force n runner at
s-econ.l bae. Jue a'.sn taimcd thtCM bats
ineii In the seventh. 1 fo w.w taken out lor
a pinch bitter In tho soretifli ieloti, which
was started by the Athletic with singles
by MetnnlH nnd Witt, but fullon proved
too much for threo plr.ch hliters
Selbold dsio.sed of tho visitors m older
In the last two innings
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CHENEY'S RALLY IN SLASHING, SLAMBANG SLUGFEST
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P. R. T. TITLE FOR
GERMANTOWN TEAM
Capture Championship of Sys
tem by Defeating Cumber
land, 4-3
lieiiii.iutowii. ibamplons ot tho ('lass A
division, cnptuied tho championship of tho
Philadelphia Hapld Transit system, by de
feating I'uml.erlnnd, winners of the pen
nant In the Class B division. In tho decid
ing gatno nt Ktonlon 1'ield this afternoon
by the score of 4 to .1.
uniiMAXTowN cu.Mni:i:i.A.D
rhooe rhouo
Knox. If.. ..001 00 S'haff'fer.RS o 1 o I 1
Clark, 3b. ll 0 1 o 0 Jlrlnton.lf .. 0 14 0 0
rivloT.lb. . o 11" 1 ll Devlne.Hb... n ll 13
Mlirs.e 1 1 .1 1 2 Parks. e . 12 S I 2
I.ea.h.p . .. o 0 a a o cicnwiisnn ef n o 1 n u
l Cat tin, ss ! 1 ! I S Tote'lo.lli.'.'li II 1 H 11 1
SifMSia.rt... 1 1 - 0 o Kune.rf.. . 0 0 1 n
WutMnji.cf. . o 1 '."0 n (Minn '.Mi n '.' 1 0
Donahue. Jb. 0 o 0 o .1 Whltlmr '.'I. . nnl n n
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COACHING PKNN GIUDDEUS
I.nwsoii Uobertson, traek tutor, is
weitkiiisC with the Quaker football
mon until September L'S, when Hob
Kill well will report.
BETSY HAMLIN SCORES
IN MT. HOLLY FEATURE!
Buffalo Battler Rocks
and Lambasts Balti
more Bearcat in Great
Contest at Olympia
Ily LOUIS II. JAITK
Gl'.Oltm: rilANnV. n pugnacious ie-.
dent of Baltimore, traveled tho Hock)
foad of Knns.m l.isl night nnd otijojod If
as much lis mi iihti.cd ln-io In u train
wieel, Kor eighteen inliiiiies liourKo
bumped the bumps and u.sl his face with
such good effect as a shuck absorber that
bo emerged with a map that leinludoil ono
of Belgium nflir tho Herman Invasion.
Around both i-.es w.uo thilk shades of
I iiztire blue , hi? prominent cheek bones
coined more prominent nfler th tiuniT
I mis collisions with tlio gloves of Kansas,
I and a narrow crimson sticnk trickled down
i ono sld of his mouth Added to this win a
, Ivid tod umiplexloii and illsdiovoled hair
I' was n f.iee that only a mother could
. love
Tho ttavologuo was vi.vgeii nt tho I il.vui-
ilua .nnl a few tli.ilis.iiul oustc.iiers oi en
pled all available space In the np.tolous
auditorium on South 1Iim.uI mih'I Buck)
' Kansas vv.is tho muni' of tho main a'lrai
I Hon, mid, for thosn who nio still In doubt,
' allow us to explain that It wasn't th nam"
of a state It was a c. Imijv nnd a typhoon
j merged Into .me
J Tins Kansas piiioju. wlm wore a smllo
and n coat f tan and hall.d l'reuii ltuffulo,
J X V amused tho natives froin Marl to
llnl!li with an chlhltlon of slugging that
j had ovei.v other ait of Us kind backed off
I Ih. ho.ii ds. lie jii-i ii.ttuially mauled
li'lidhev for live riiun.ls and won the fuss
l b) a buu iii'iiglu. X. .io ho oiul of the
Until chanter he .-.lopp. l u couple f smttli
I paw nwlngf with bis J..w and was . tillln
i woo.v when the goml-niglit i;iing cl.'itigeil
j This did not ilctt.ii't Irniii h's perform
mice. how. mi. and boi'iue bo had got mm
his street icgalla Jack llanloti bad hint
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring lloitts Last iXiyhl
lll. Mli Hoik. Kuu.;i ilefenle.l f.'orte
I 1'iiiiei, 1'iit.v lli'.'leriik won from loe rnll
llli", IDrl speliier lieill Lew lllll'rr, ItiltlllllK
Murrm iiiiilii'itlit llittllnr Dundee. I rnnl.lr
Nes liiiiei I'mkei Mi I'nililen. Illtli.
MA llll tmlo llulner nun from
i.l i,riti. imir i.uiiirr ..nil ,,,,.,,
I'niil lllvon, (onoii Mil ileteiileil 4 eddy'
llur.is, (ins vlnrrovv .Iron wllh .lltu Vlonhun,
It. n. I en William iiutiHilnlril loiiiiK llit
lllliK NrNun,
slguoil up fm nn .'her bout In tin neat
fullli.'
Wtiultl II(i I.t'unartl
As Kalian., stepped Doin Hie ling tho
Hooky Individual na nsknl, "How about
I n.ird Miro." wii" tho unsvvor, with
out the least hesitation llo ulsi skiltl bo
f.no being swallowed b a mob that he hud
Injuied his right baud, which bad In oak
enemies! Ill tlio llfih round, iii'cordilig to Poo
Knteli. one of Hock) h tidvlsurs. While
both I'hatiey and liinao connected Willi
iiiougli punches to l.tiexk out an en. Unary
l.oser. the) also misid ( iioirjli to knock olf
half a dozen.
Although tu. weight vviih ,1'inouiii oil. Kan
sas uml (iiuney having ngre. .1 lo come In at
catch weights, neither itemed to haw any
ph.vslcal it.Knntngo. They started out tu do
things lip blown Iroin Hie outset, getting
(iwiij to a fast nnd f minus pace It vuis
evident from the heglnnltnr tbnt ll was :i
case of one, e'liatiey, depending on tho power
of his let I -hand wallop, while the other's
. ham es of a knockout wan packed In Ids
light mill. Knch cotinecinl with a number
of wallops with bis best blow. Vet. while
I'hnuey was shaken up several tt.ne. neither
uppcnml In ho oil tho In Ink of a twilight
sleep
I'll. nu . soMleil in a , touch and with his
guiird high, n.i" sli lightened up ,i- c.ulv
as Hie .ci und ion, id, wh, n K.iii".is shot oui
n Mr.ilght left, .inn kh follnwcil In a ilchl
bander nil the cliili 'I li'- Ballinuo ean I., pt
whaling nw.tv .it die lnul. wilh b.ilh hands
Willie .it ' In. Mil. lite -. ll" una up a stiff
lot t hook o. ' aMi'iin i 'i w and then K.n'-
Conqueror of K. 0.
George Says "Sure"
When Asked Aboufc
Bout With Leonard
sa tuiii.ilUeit Chancy with n left back
glove smash, but tho punch did not carry
"i'ii et.t Mi. mi to stop (jcoree from tear
Inu In.
At tno llnish of the second round both
men vvetc bleeding from the mouth, and tho
clniot continued to tilckln from their lips
utilll after the bout had finished. Two
straight light-banders to the Jaw In tho
thiid hurl chaiio), and front then until the
finish the M.iiv hinder fought with his
mouth paillv oiion In this round Kansas
nlso opened a slight gash at tho corner o'f
(leorgo's left (jo
chancy was on tho old humps for fair
during the fourth and fifth frames. H
viis mot with a right-hand lend almost con
tinually when ho nisliod into closo ejuar
Ins. and befole chaiiey could get his arms
wielding at Kansas'; body Hock)' bad ad?
n.liilsteied a fen blow to tho head that
bad a tendency to slow up the southpaw.
As tho nnlsli of ihe fracas neared a rlnsf
side fan said, f.c, 1 hate to hear that
final he'!, llopn tho timekeeper's watch
stops." In other wonls. Ilk" every ono elsf
In tho utelia. Hubert Thomas Paul didn't
enjoy the match any more than ho would
relWi the pleasuio of seeing Kaiser HIU
in trout of a fusillade of shot and shell.
Murray in Swell Scrap
Just as fast, furious, ferocious nnd fierce
as the Chaney-Kunsas bout was, bo was
Hie contest between the mlnlatute Vattlers. ,
Muirav. if Philadelphia, and Dundee, of
Baltimore Tlio llvwelf'its staged n wonder
ful battle nnd the Philadelphia lad had
e'hnney's townsman and stable mat ft
b.nlly beaten ) nung Italian at tho climax.
In the fifth round a sei Ic3 of Jabs and hard
jolts almost spilled Dundee to the mat.
V
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$3
Captures Seventh $1000 Race in
Winning Arcade Hotel Stakes.
Lady Wanda Second
.Mul'NT 11(11. DV, X. J. Sept. II. BitfiV
Hamlin, a fotirfr Motinl Ilo:y owned
pacer, but now racing fo" A. T. Cn-c. oi
Throe Btldges, won her seventh SlOOi) ttuko
i.tco tenia), when the Jeisey horse' cashed lu
on the ::!! Amnio Hotel SHnJO event in
sttalHht heats. Lady Wanda, of Pat.rsoti,
X. .T llnlshed s.conil, and Powell Peacock's
Philadelphia sldew heeler. Juno Bug. took
thlid honors.
Tlio weather was chill), nnd desplto this,
n fair-sized crowd attended the upeiiliig
d.l)'s bainess luco.
Summary:
Tot lis
10 s
Keb h.p
Totals
t
:) o:
Two b.isi hits Stct'urthv. Stevens ami llsir.
Mai rlllce bits .livers, Donahue nnd Srliaff
hmisen. Struck uiit Ily Itehh. ft. b I.each, .
Iloso on balle Off Iteleh. J: ofi Deueh 5
Double plajs I.eaeh to Phiher, Parks In Whit
lr.tr. Stolen Inst Mers, MrCartli, Stevens,
WatMn.. Ilrlnton. Parks and Hunt- I'mplree
Otis and Newman.
Delmont Entries for Tomorrow
Plrst race, two-year-old fillies, claiming, r.ij
furlongs, stralsht course 1'ortt.i. 101; IIUli
Vale. 10.1: "Wood Violet. 101'; I.ady Btlcen, 10U.
"Alleen i), 101, Queen Margot. too.
Seioml race, for four-vear-oids nnd up, stee
plechase, about - miles Florida, 135, Pes o' My
Heai t. 13.1: Plclslr rt'Amour, 135
Third race, twoear.olds, ftij furlonae,
s'.ratBht course llabettr, lo.t; Continent, H1.1.
Pratonlard. K'3: oenone, 103: Ilu House. Ill,
Jjntee, IPS: Masda. Ill, Artist (Imp), iml
Pourth race, all nces, the Manhattan Handi
cap, mile Meteorite, 111; Chiclet (Imp.l. HZ:
Ituncs. Id'J; Capra, In7. Star Oater. lm); Dad
dy's Oholia. inn; Manlsler Tut (Imp ). Ill
Ktftb race, three-year-olds and uu, sellh.ir. 7
furlon.s, main oonrse Klerre A Peu (imp, I. nil.
fielder II. 10.1: Intrltuer, 10.1: uitie Pox, 107;
eirderly. 125; 'Daily I.lttle. lOJ; "fitrepy Sam.
100, Torch Hearer (Imp.), 110; e'harmeure, 107:
M.irv Powell, HU. sVolupta. 105; llrookljn, 10.1.
Sixth race, three. jear-olds. conditions, mile
M-teorlte, DM: I'lckwlclt, lads llabcock 100. Sun
ralh 11 (Imp.), llM. Ilu-Uboaril. Kd.
Apprentice allovvancu claimed.
Weather, clear; track, fast.
222 cIhhs pair. ,
KnU'ht Worthy, Ii, g.. It..), I'urunto, Can . I
Daily Mil. hell, til. m . I.. . .Nennrle, Del.
l.llllnn W. b. tn . Pry, Ml. Iloll, V. J... 'J
Nettle Patch, b. in . Ki llv :t
J. II. II.. Nl'luds r.
Copuke. Smith t
Mldel Pollller, f.earj 7
lime '.'.1.1'., 'J:13t.
I'. 14 class, Anade HnM, lOnil stakes
llel.J ll.llilllli, h. hi.. H.m. Ml. llollj .
N .1 1
Kuly Wand i, l. m. Carey. I'aterson, N. .1. u
Junrt Huk b. m.. 1' IVacoik. I'hll.idelphta . ,1
Time 2.13'., 2:13'..
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300 CANDIDATES REPORT
FOR CENTRAL HIGH TEAHI
Record Number Respond to Doctor
O'Hricn's First Call Ten I
Veterans Out !
Moro than SOU candidate-, the larRcst J
turnout In tho record or Centml High j
School athletics, responded to Dr. Matthew
('. O'Brien's call for football material at '
Centt.il High this afternoon. Doctor
O'Brien gav tho candidates .1 lecture on
football and oidered tho men to rciiort
at Houston Kleld tomorrow afternoon.
Captain Crocker was placed In charg
of part of the suuad. Ten veterans, were
present for tho first session today. The)
woio ('"aptaln Crocker. Aimstiong, Oordon,
Kddows, MrOr.uv, Hraf. Cook, Wright
Clements and Welkm.in.
RACES TODAY
At Havre De Grace
7 llnres Dallr. lurluillnc a Meeplechase
M'tflAI. BACK THAIN1. l'enna. It. n.:
Leave llrancl llreet Stnllon, U:3l P. M.
Wet rhllndelphlu. 13:.Ss 1'. M.
Admission to (.rand Stand and l'uililoel,
11.50: l.ndlrs. $1.03.
llrst Hare, 2:30 r. .11.
Two Games
Shibe"' Park
Today
Sre the Atlilflks meet
Xew York twice for
nun admission. The
big bill nt the costli
est stands In the Mat
starts nt 1:13. Seethe
new blood. I thank
you.
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