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tULES IN EASTERN BASKETRATT, WTTT DETRACT TNTTCRTCST TN PAaTItf11fl&l-,
BASKETBALL WILL DETRACT INTEREST IN PASTlM FOE "&M
iftLlEVE CHANGE IN BASKETBALL
Effecting professionals will
I MAKU XJtlJli UJ1Y1 J&dTd MUUJtl dLiUWUtt
fVcClain, of Scranton, Says Fans Will Not Get
R. TTcorl fn Npw finrnp. fnv n Ypni nv Two.
State League Getting Ready
..r-.. ftf n ruin by Iho Kastern
nttt nriniiLiun " -
ITBktbatl I-eaguc Hmllln tho "profes.
9 i-nlti-crs (whatever Hint menus) mm
llontl "" ', hurt tlici game III this
lfionil I""' wm hurt tho game III till
fan Is the prediction of Jolm Mri'talii.
Miner of tlio peranum i-ijiviu
J"'-.. ...i, makes liH Lome 11 this
Kfuue wagui-, ....- .
f'f' ...i i. nt the changes' adopted by tlio
u he Mid: "I " very much In favor
Adoption of tho three-man professional
ritM0"'' . ...in intrt bftrnnse fans bete
': "?,? nt witness as fast basketball. Tho
J-J i.m I.aRUo N tho foremost organlia-
ft VUltTn iCth" . ...Ill ,-. ,.
L. Marine tho Baiw. 'i " "'" "" ''"
WSJ !,r two o cet ncmialntcd with
Kkno'wedgement of the Eastern's
V .micy coming from u magnato of a
.' ??, uu speaks well for tho esteem in
:S?.h ha organisation Is held throughout
S1 S? r. .
1110 """
. EUte League Will Start
The State i.eague, uwnuw .-...
t .in start Hs season ao usual on (schedule
ume although President Ilyron T. i,cwih
Hi founded a rail for a nicotine next hun
Jtr at Wllkes-Barm.
Th circuit u III he tho Fame an last year.
with tho posslblo addition of Prosldcnec,
" ( the Intercounty League, In placo ot
z ..-j Thn lnftri- ilrnlinerl out of tho
!).i. ratuo Inst year when Hilly Kummer
i ,d several other stars failed to icturn.
All thO CUIUS HIIK IM:H I'""" .-. l.lJ
lre good ones. Nantleoko plays nt Kcnnlt
Jirk a Bummer resort The frnnchUn Is
.,Ji bv tho traction company. Tho
tarn will ha matuiRcd by Dick Leary, one
," f the best center men playlnj? tho Indooi
mi as Lew Wachter will not be bach.
I- . feranton plays In Town Hall. Carbondale.
'i Trilkes-Barre. I'lttston and Plymouth all
. .t n A 4H t.K Vt1 lint1 til Al.k
v VltT la 1110 iorai annul i--j aim niu uk-ii
' lilla all engasd llailcton occupied hrand-
1 Mwauartors for the tlrst last season.
M..- . .. ...in .,... .in. .. ...... ...ii
The Dlaie XeaRUU mil Uluun. ti luiiiiiiii-
tee to confer with Piisldent Solicitor and
lianarer Bailey, of lireystock, and Kcn-
i ttiy, of Jasper, nlonii with deleBatea from
the Intercouniy anu imfibiuio iuku, iu
fcrm a basketball uotlilnt: neretnicnt.
Manager Mjeis of Do .Veil, is biiby for-
HENDERSON LEADS
IE IM CIHAIir- CIIAAT
i iv nnnr. .nini i
Ife , in WllVii MVW
Kentuckv Gunner Tods First
B? ,... , itt-. -.rrn n... ....
jiunarea vviui no ocure m
9 -
v Wocfir HnfYtm r niivnpv
v b - j
w i m r t tn m t rn t r ht i c r . r. r' v
UUJUrl'i 11 11UIM IO IVTillN
ATANTK ITY. N. .1 . Sept. li.
Woolfolk Henderson, of l.eMiiKton, Kj .
a led the first hundred shooters In todaj's pro-
tram at the centh nnntial competition or
the iVesty llonaus. Tho .Southein crack
' Jrouped 173 In a total of 175 targets. He
- Kissed ono In soonty-tlvc this forenoon and
- BUIJUICI III 1111 ILIOI ICNIUIJ VIII9 HllllllUUII.
Tho Eatt k. West championship started
,. tUi aflernoon. A miu.u1 of ten men has
been selected for each section and the best
I4He scores count. ThH contest will bo at
Iv (00 targets per man, the regular proRiam
r, ot the three days counting. Charles New
f tomb, who captained tho winning Kaslern
IV:. team last year, when the race was first
R featured, Is again anchor this i-cason.
K . . CV.nllnn .. 11. X.... ......1. .... ll.A ..ni.ln.lt
- tMUAlMll u ilii m;i LUIIIIJ till 111V ttlPltl it
team arc 1'rcd Plum, holder of three
World's titles, who with Xewconib smashed
iy in mraignt on tno ramous worms rcc
I; krd squad; I,. 11, lieauthani, Delaware
Kf Champion: t'larenco II. Piatt, Jersey cham
pion; O. X FMi, K. . Wright, Jay Clark,
.? AIIah tfIt 1 -! 11-11.. ...! T TX !"....
t1 i- ., rflUVil ilUll, J.4U IlUJIiUI UIIU 14, 1' tjlll
fi The Western team imludes W. II. Yule,
U Fred Ilarlou. Wnnlfnlk Uemlert.011. tV.
Spaneler. C D t'oburn. 11. W. Smouts. !'.
IhC Dall, W. H Klvits, ". A. IMmonson and
W B C Tlnt.nll.
ti, .VIIIIVll
Mrs. A, D. Tonueruein. the Texas woman
& ihot, who has many lecords to her ciedlt,
icrnea m a last-mlnuto scoio of 145 to tie
for high professional In the prelltnlnat
Program of 150 targets She shaies top
Position with Frank lluseinan, of Rochestei,
nd T, H. Fo, of P.oanokc. Vn.
mutating IiIm plain for the current se.uson.
At a meeting of tho Musical Fund directors
the exclusive uso of the hall for plaInc
basketball was awarded tu tho Do N'erl
club, anil fiom the preneut outlook mnuj
games will he plnjed there bcHldcs those of
tho U.tstern League.
There arc n number of star basketball
pl.ijers quartered nt l.engue Island, and
they have been In communication with tho
Dp Nerl management in regard to playing
weekly games. The contests will he staged
In tho regular Kastern League cage The
Uacharnch (Hants, of Atlantic City, will
nlso schedule a number of games hero with
colored teams,
When Joe l-'ogarty entered tlio Hastern
League meeting somn oih- Inquired of him
It ho weio In the draft nnd he replied, "Von
know I wns drafted In tlio Clil War."
Followers ot llastem League teams aie
wondering what players will bo retained nnd
who will be relcnscd. Of course, thcro li no
law prohibiting tho slgnlns of more than
thrco profesblonals, but few maiiagets will
caro to carry two or thrco high-priced Man
when they me unable to pl.t them.
Well-known lout lio well up in the
draft urn "v" Slmlndlngcr. Walter Keat
ing, Tom Dunleavy, Sam Dlecs and Tom
Parker. Hill Zahn and Kggle Ullson are
away hack, as Is also N'ell Delghan, ot
Camden. Hill llairo was rejected on ac
count of his eyesight, and Hilly Dark and
llubo ('ashman will likely bo exempted on
account of dependents mil I'.hlen l a
second lieutenant at Camp Meade. The
only lleadinglto in the draft was 'ltorste"
HngBcit, and ho I reported as having en
listed. According to managers nl loial rlub,
they luue not Blgned any now material, bill
ieports sa Jasper bar. signed Leo Cadden.
ot Scranton, a good youngster, who ran
Jump center and piny forward. Heading Im
dickering with Stanley (I'.uck) Hauls, who
played eecondbase on the Heading State
League halt team. Hauls is n guard and
played with Pltlslon last i-e.ison. He Is a
biother of Mule tlatrK who Is u star
forward.
doubled to light. (Jedeon fanned. Xo iimv.
two bits, tin emirs.
Witt beat out n bunt. Hodie foiccd Witt,
linker to (icdcoii. Hnte hit into a double
play, Pccklnpaugli to (Jedeon to Plpp Xo
runs, ono hit, no errots.
SIXTH IXXIXii
linker singled to right. Johntoii tluew
out J'lpp. Xunamaker grounded to John
yon, who touched first. Johnson threw
out Caldw'ell. Xo iuns, one hit, no errors.
Strtink popped to (iedeon. linker threw
out (lilllln. Crowr singled to center,
liedcon tinea olll Mejei. No I un. one lilt,
no euurs.
Si:vi:XTH l.V.VIM!
Witt llinw out nilhoole. High beat mil
an inliuld giounder. (!iner threw out
IVeMnpnugh. .Miller tllni to Jamleson Xo
iuns, one hit, no errois.
Johnson pupped to (Jedcon. lanile.on a
safe on Pipp'a wild throw to Caldwell. Witt
singled to right. Pecklnp.iugli fumbled
Uodle's grounder, lining tho bases. Gll
hooley ran In nnd got Hates's liner and In
trying for a double play nt first. Gllhoolej
threw wild, Jamlcson n-orlng and the other
runners advancing n base. Strunk filed to
Ollhooley. Ono run, ono hit, tluce errors
r.IOHTH IXXIXC
(Iedeon pupped to (irlrtln. AVitt tluew
out llakcr. Plpp singled to left. Xuna
in.ikcr filed to Uodle. Xo run', ono hit. no
errors.
Orltlln diovo a home iun into the left-field
bleachers. Caldwell tluew out (Jrcner.
Pccklnpaugli threw out Meyer. Peckln
paugh threw out Johnson, One run, one hit,
no eiror-j
NINTH lNXlXc:
Caldwell groundid to Grlllln. Ollliouley
stiuckout. High fanned, Xo runs', no hits,
n errors.
SINCERITYSCORES '
AT HAVRE DE GRACE!
Mulcahy Pilots Winner of I
Opening Sprint for Two- '
Year-Olds
i
AUSTRAL TAKES SHOW i
l!.v KOHKUT W. MAXWKLL
lIAVUi: Di: UKACH, Mil.. Sept. 1
Sincerity proved the clns In the opening
'cut nt the fecund da of the fall meeting
l-.ere this tilternunn, when Mulcahy sent Hi
thishj tWd-jcarHdil homo In front or r.
sninll Held of joiingsteri) otr tho the nun i
a half furlong dlst.im e. The machines pntu .
J9..10. 1.5u ami J.i .,0 on tho winner i
Walls made a game effoit to bring down
first mono with rvrmaii, but lost out in
the Iln.ll dash tn the wire. Louder plloim
Austral to Mitw Ills price for third pl.n
was $10.10
A huge cibwd of betting gentlemen fiui
Phlliidelphl.i. Haltlmore, Washington ami
other polntw north, south, eat.t and ws
was in ittteiiilaiiu and their Mirloui t -.l..t !
fceneiy nddirl t.t the autumn d.i mil
bhuk-and-tthllit i hecks predominated wit'
n sprinkling of green and purple here ami
there. The Hack was fttt nnd seven raci s
furnished the iluj s fport
Summni
rillST H.vri: flliir tno-enr olJ ;t f
I'tnss.
1 Mtietilt In;, Miilruh tn.o l V '.1 .n
L' I 'eninii. 10.1 Unllf . I! In ! ho
a. Austral. In. Iiutl-r. . . H in
Tlnif, l (is r, little Hit;, Hunns Hilt n a
P.Krimlnl ulsn rn.
si:cn.I UAi'I. felhre, steeplprhnse, threi
, eur-oMi und up, ulmut u miles:
1 Alflon 1 li I'aiitnell , .js.nn $ I ".'ii J.'l r,o
- otto floto. It:, lirmh n "'to
:'t ll.itilbon, 147 Slpcnon 110
Time. lOt "MnMi-rfut. ItoMll Splnnn. Ilr.
ii'invi ami Zcllwoitil nlso ran. I'arr nitr .
Ilallv llaj FiTUtfllC.I
THIIlIf HAi'll, iMTcnr.olil. wirx- $717 "o
."i furlniiK"'
1 Afrlra.n Arrou 1H7, Ituwnn Jll'.'-'o $7 on J I :!
J eiiilm, II,, lljiiif !l7n '-' 7o
H Mls Hrsn. ll.t. Itlri- .... .. -t 111
Tlnif. lot.'.., S,i'0i tit I.uU, lJUKft llnu
I niatllM. Junebut mill I'nor llutt.riK nli rim
nifliTH HAi'i:. thr-i-juir uI.Ih atul mi, imill
' ns. purti J717 ,tii, ,"la forlnimN.
t Asjume. 11B, (I'lltlrn S7 tin J.l.ln 12 Ti
.' Himlcii. tin. Will!.' ... a In L'..o
I Muster Ktirum, 115, Tiut.l'M' "n
Thr.". l:n'I. lifau of Mmlu, iwtcnder Kr.in
i ul.. lru, ailcrn Jeile 1 . KIMurv Innli,
W.ileiitbi (in I ifkkory Nut iiImi t.in
& ii
SCHOOL ELEVENS
: START PRACTICE
I "Pro" Coaching Banned This
I Yoar by Local Scholastic
l At.li1nl.ii7 Anfijit?rm
SN YUEU AT NORTH E A S T
I'KNN'S KOOTUAIT C.M'T-VIN
Heinle Millu' lnis been nut on
Krunklin I'tuIJ for several days
with early arrivals of tlio Quakers'
gridiron candidates for this season.
MARTIN IS AFTER FENN
QUARTERBACK POSITION
Rctl and Hliio Basketball Star
Reports for First Time
for Football
llelmont Result
I'll'.nr ItAi.i:. to-sear-oM flli.i
"i'ii farlont:ii:
l.Alicen ci, 101. Wwilfr.
i ii to 5 1 to '.'
ti to .V 1 to 2
PI tn
U" Vsoo.t Vlnlet, in'.-, 1VU . Ill to
:i I.rtity Illlcfii, lull, 1'arrli.B-
ton in to r t.n to ."
I Inn-. 1 im:i 5 I'uili.i. JIUli j1d urnl Qaeen
M.irKul i1mo ran
.Sl'i'uXl ItACi:. four m jr-ul "s and up. ste
I plerb.iKi altout J mil
I I I'liilelr irAmour. la. Itttii. 7 to 1o out
i'.' I'efr o' Jly llrarl 1St, illlbfrt even out
riui'-. I Ul. cnlv tutt starti-r.
TIIIUH llAf'i:, two-jfjt-obls. O'j turlonus
s'.rtilclit rourstf.
1 1 t'raconarJ. 121 l.nftu" il tn ." 1 to.". out
: MasJl. lit. llilttll . .. 4 to .' t In H nut
1 :; (Ineone. 10.1, MeAlee . ..20 10 1 4 tn 1 I to .1
Tim-. I 01 lliilnti". itn. I ,rllt nlso ran.
lljl'llTH ItACi;. ihe Maiilidttan ll.in.lleaii. all
aifttf, llonn ailileit. 1 lull':
1. Stnr cinder toil, Muslim . il to 2 7 to " 1 to 2
2. ChUlet, 112, Km.kIi . 4 tn 1 II tn Ti 2 tn .1
: I'apro, 107. I.sl.. . r, io l sto.. itn2
Tlnir I ill l-n Metcurlte iiiul Hun" 'iln ran.
LexiiiKtun Kcsults
i i IIIM' JtACH. J7u0. three.je.i.jld .mil up
llic It If rl.lliil, Il fill lOtlC"
i mini ii.iUi.T.t.-.t. 12s. MhllliiiL- is do $2.10 I.' in
2 Marltili llmwlis, IIS. Amtreex . . .'IHO H.SII
.; Mulin lr im Ktl.o . nrni
llnif. 1 H rati ZaitMti i i Itiri .mil
pirkl'i ilt-.t r.m Polfnn nfrx
t.!i MNIi KAl'l. ila furloiuis
I Msii Xnurlta Its U Pn S2 i,(l - m . Ill
. KurWs 111? MnwMr.l aim .'.in
,1 llonf, lv. nil. .suirv- . in
rime 1 u
also ran
l'otniii.tii' i si ml Kirsti i no i '
t.i;tii itn ii wti i.n Kr.uikliti I n til Lli.
afternnoii for tin '-eimid claV worUouf.
Heinle .Miller, the IV1111 inptnln. wns in
i harge of the squad nnd hud the assistance
nf two M'tvuin" Hill (Julgley and lloboy
Light- In ltmiilng the new men thrntigli
light drill, pacing the ball, punting and h
ttirnliig punts.
A film well Uiiii'.su in nihil lit iiiilert at
lVnn. 'bill unknown in tho gridiron, sui
ptlfed b.s appealing in football tog! tiin
nfteiuoon l.i'W .Mat tin. former South
Philadelphia HIkIi Si hool and a ineniliei
of tho lVnn basilmll und basketball teams,
has decided l niak" u bid for the quarlei
batk post on thn s.uslty IhN fall
.Mount Holly Uace Kcsulls
2,ln stul." tr.tt. purs" 51H00
Sam I'urliian, h s' , Can
Mlntmark. b. b . Lene . . ' '
liittlna P. in. I Is'iiimlns .. - -
SintKi't lies- Ii i: . IVutock I I
Tltnr 2:1 1'. 2:l.'l'4.
2:IU trot, iiuin- 4oo-
l'.iri"T. b i' l.assreuci' . - '
I'.fti i tin. Ureal b. m . Smith I 4
M.i.llvon Smiir. I. b l'T . i
r..i.ri;i I'aso It a snuHtriuu ' I
rim' - 2 l.' i -' l"'i
J U in.' pui- Mno
I'm iiii.i U Ml. It b , H.i 1 1
I'tlm. llalnllii I' iti . 1'nr. ; 4
I. nb U It m lir. S i
( inuittis n h SUP'
West Philadelphirt, I'cutinl, Xortheast
and Gerinaiiloan High Schools started
wnil. thin nftetnoon on tho grlilluni, In
I prepiir.it Ion for tho coining football season,
iiiiihr the new plan ot Placing lenitf on
I 'he field wltlioul the Hid of professional
. naciilrg
i Tim .' uper1 lui) onmnitee on Athletics
i Hi" Philailelplilii High Schools, at n
1 in. la I meeting ptlor to the closilicf of tlm
I -.tiool teiiu last spilng, deelded to abolish
. pi'irt-ssloiMl i.iai'hlng In the high icliooK-
and i" pl.u' the training ot the aiioiiH
fin ' 'n the hands nf n-.einligrn of the
j bonl fa. alty.
I Tht- ni-iv rub', whlili goes Into elle. i tu
... does not lilt Southern or ileimauluuii.
l an .lohiision, roach nf last ear's
. h.unplinishlii team at Southern, and Doctm
i Lewis, lnstriicior of football ut ileiman-
I i. mn, are member- ot their sthool faculties.
AUhougli Xoitheast nnd Central sseie
ior. eil tu oancil their contiaits with hist
se.fim ciai lies. Hies sii not be at n ills-
.I'lsiititage, ns Harry Siider. Xottheast's
w in.li Ii. Is a. lornivr frslnui football star
and. diiinu thn past twn .s.-ars. Ins hn
' li.ul ih.ugi. of fri'shmnii s . i i.-hIm at the Hed
, .mil III n K i'lstltutlon Doctor O Hrlcn,
1 e.nl I'liiR-h at cnitr.il, has had man .seats
f training on the football Held, assisting
I i niu h Unwell
1 The situation at West Philadelphia and
I Frank ford, howesir N still undecided, no
I -tliMilou lining been nimh' relntlse to a
gridliiin .iistruitor to Mirored .lark Keoilgh
.mil Itnlpii Ueb.jilalii. I utll a Hi'lfi'tlini Is
made Captain Kill. Minig will lu.sn iliatge
of the i .iitilld.iUs in Wm l'ltllly and l.uti
ti'ld Williams at Kninkliiril.
-oiiiliein ami .'ianl.ford i pect to begin
in.ilv iiet Jtoiid.i
SOCCER .MAJOR SRORT
AT (JKRAIANTOWN HIGH
it-iiiitiiitoiMi High Sehniil. loi tm tli-t
nine, will grant tlio 'aislty letter thin ear
to the U)erss on tlio soeoer team. This luif
been brought about hugely thiough th
effort of Philip '! LewN. the ph. Ical
ttalner.
When Leniri na ai the AVe-t Phlladel
pi. I.i High School he succeeded in having
soccer mane n major port, nnd slnco It.)
has gone tn the f iirm.tnlowti High has
iiigcd that sshether the team win or lose
the proper spoil sphlt Is tn grant tho letter
One of tins fnciilt has been named riml
will somi be npplos'eil as the olll.-lal coach
Last jenr inosi of the roaehlng was dono
bj, Captain Kern, one of the plajet. wit
will alo bo In tho htie-up thlM year.
FORMER GRISCOM AND LESLEY CU
PLAYERS TO COMPETE IN MATCHES!
FOR RED CROSS LATEST SUGGESTION
- i 7
Lack of Championship Contests Would Itylake Thiitl
One or the Most Interestinc- nnrl Tmnm'., )3
taut Events of Season
I'KTEK 1'U'ITKIt
nillCHi: is usei indication lli.it tho
JL Lesley Cup matches, wilt not bo plnycd
this year. The nrlscom Cut) inatches, which
are usually played In .lime, ss-cre not played.
.Neither the amateur nor the 'vonienVi
championship was decided this jear, so
that the sURgestion of .lohn ii. Andcrwni,
twice the runner-up In the national chnm
plonshlp of the iiiuateur golfers, comes at
it ery timely period when there i so
Uttln In cumputitlse golf.
Ills suggestion is that two tenm made
up of pla.sers st ho usually ptntlclpatn 1u
the Hrlscoin and Lesley Cup i cries iJay
iiKiilnst earh oilier In two ami four ball
mat. hen for tho beiielit of the Hed Ouum
fund. It ii- Intended to let Hie women h.un
lb., ndsiintage of half a stroke u hule In
oiikr to put the two tennis cm a parll.
Such a mutch will be played this month
between Jeriv Trni era and Mrs W. A.
( las. In.
Xjwt to the two iimateiir ihampIonshlp.',
the tlrisroin nnd Lesley Cup iiiatchea ate
the most liupoit.iut dents in the couiili.
In the iii'lscom Cup series the women of
Philadelphia. Vow Vorli nnd lloston play
agalnst culi other, and lu the Lesley Cup
series the contestants are teams frsim thi
Penns.slv.'inla. JlasachUSetP nnd Metro
politan distilcts.
Hole is sshat Anderson saH in pait-
" list of the players of Otlscoin Cup
matches who most HKely could be prevailed
upon to talie part In such ;i contest nt
some Mettopolltun linUs h veals the names
of iiiativ nf (he iiioinlncut women golfets
of I lie land, including .Mis. "A. A. iasln.
puseut Meliopolitan lltleholder: .Mivs Jlar
lon 1! .lllns. Jim. Ijuei tin l-'eltnev. Jlr".
Tli.imas lliii'l.ti.ill. Jit's Honald II. Hailoss,
i.Mis. ci.ircnn' andeilnik, Jllss Jlllilusl
c'aserl, lr If. Arnold .Inchson. Jits. H.
W. l'ales, Jlrs. (. il. Iloope, Jllss lileanor
Allen, Jlls.i l.'.uin Usgood und many other
.Metiupolitnn, I'ennsjlianl.in and Jlassnchu--ctts
golfers of the feminine pel suasion.
The men ieling iiimjii a tisun which hail
as .1 nucleus Jlet?rs. Tunis, Klihby, luil
foul, H.sei.i, l'"osvnes. Wortblnglon. IVirin,
Andeifiili, ' Haines-, Hoilgla", M'ebb. Kam
nier. Tiilanv. liorton. Wilder, chick Tecshs
liui, all pljjeiH of Lesley Cup fume, ssltli
an .uldltlon of Xorni.iu .Maws ell and Frcil
V light, ssould be able in liresent si team
worthy of u championship slMcen or eight.
Jlanj golfers have been left out ot tho
wvl.nning because they an' now In the
si nice of their lotintry. Those ssiio tire
waiting to b" called nnd ready to go and
otheiH whom the age limit bats sit ptosent
might help out in n novelty event of this
natuie. which would undoubtedly prose en-tiitalnmc.
fbo tioulile with all Hits manner of'
'.
Cup It'fUX (I
suggestions is that It is tho rominllleo iKi&vs
(nlll.itlva .w.v:
wnicii has chaige of tlio T.sley
mnicncs wnicii must take the
in tlio matter."
I&
s III S
Ti Is a nits thai the fall seems destined iVU-l
111 lllN ft-.l.t l.f ll.lnt.n.ll 1 .. lr -1 '-Jl .. J
-- ... .... ... unci r,-.iit,iui,t kijii inWJMT
Is no doubt thut some of our best golfers "
aro noil In the national servlcn but thtrii JM1
tire scores of very Hue golfers who aro not,.,, X,5
going to tlio front because of nge nnd other ''
ihlnira nml .ittttM ...t-l .. .. ,....... .n.t .... Si '
......n-, ...... ..,,,,, oui . ,,. . ivul II..II1VIII. ic j'.stt
strlcttd to tho plnycm who are not In ii &
setvlco would bring forth somo vers- ln . wi'
li.rjtulln. ...11 ft ik.-
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W1
s ki
ITA
nt
tM
llatre de (J race Kntrics for Toniorrotr
l I ml ia.. ilalniiin; tnulilen tss'o.year-olcls,
rise riirlmws Treml l.lshlly II. 115, Ormloi,
1IJ. Teh ih, i imi. e.lll.iii' lo7 Oeralillim
I'. ton, -,-il.irrs llanni r 111 Will Soon. 103,
lu. f. .ilf. 111. Hjn in l.itiin Siscetwr.
Ili'i. s.urr, in.-,. -MBlM-art. Jr 113, IIqpc. 10(1.
Set nml rate leepneh,in. iiialili-nn three.
e.lrl.llN iiii.l up. altnui tsn ni-,f -Tho Car
nut. It.. Phil T II". Hlninl.ri-r. I I, Duk
if .Smf.illi t l"i 1 niniiiiin l"n H"i Inllitel It
I4"t Hum. iblllR HolllB 14." Ma lu. . 1 I3i Se
i" I. lis
'iliinl r.t. e , i.i iimrifT tin . v at .tin and up,
imi.- mil i.'lil .irili--lalb sir 11s ralrly,
111 "I'n Islbltlnli IH'I, 'I..jl.nin lull SUnnc-
liem,. 1,, llUikfnri! Ill 11 cabin Hal, Jll.
lie H ii..
limi Hi rar Tim Trenton SelllnB siaUin, two.
se.irolili. Use ulal nne-balf furl.tnui" Jule, 1h
AfrUiui Sriniv. 107. Vlrslnln Yell. Int. 'Tin
ltt Mltrhet 114, '.Miss Sfp, (i7, Tumble
l'riiim.nter. ion, cmlm int. Uiiith
In.
P., tit 'lleorg W Asitj. 11(1 Hois' Hills 114
l irtb race, banilkap, uli aces, il furlons
I'rlmpi-r. 127 lirlncliuist. 122 IM c'u.tlhee. I18
l.aiiinlt-n. lt."i KIMfe 110 lvttsr Jay, 1 In. Del.
nil v, to". We-ls Hiib.ui, 121, Tea CinldJ, IH1;
lla. k Has. 11.1. .Marie .Miller. Ill, Murphy. 110
Hrlnc Line 107. Ilisnil, 104
sixin ran. laliuini;, three jear-nl.ls nml up.
tiitlo nii'l 7o yards t'hf.iiHis. IIS. Ambrose,
li"i, IVIini'.i, Jii'j. I'erin'U", 112. "flirt PleU,
11,1. .lliiiintns. 11. Dahlia, f's
sesentb tatw, sellimr, tbree-sear itld ami up.
1 1 111 itllli n.eati I'rin.e. nil, li. J .Miller,
ion. D.iu. to.,. Maun. ben. US, No Manager.
Ill . K lleul, Ins, Mariano. Id. Kilts, 84.
lelniuul Kntrics for Tomorrow
Klrt r.'e. tuni ir nlil m.ti.lilis felling, tVi
ftlt loTisi, ftraiuln i nun..1 Mniisetieuit tl.1; Poor
.Im nil: Mamieilte. If. I'hiibirla. 11.1. Portia,
112. Sli.'mtH. tin. ,11m iniiiiej. 11,1. cbikleu
I '.Inn. 11,1; l'n.lil), Itn. Mia l'eii. 112. l'artl
sati. 11.1: Auilrtt), 112 Sir ibatl. 11.1, Den
lite h Mter. 112. I'lalisiia 112
Sii-.iinl rn ., nt"t pi... Imn. , handle -n, seltlni;,
ltiur-i.iir-olila ami uiivsat.l, abuut 21 Illilc
l'ret Hill 114: --lniiett tr.2 Iwublet 142.
'Ilur.t line, h.abu ' tutit biiTi.iii up. all aires, 7
fmlnui-M iiuiii . .tiirse- --uiiltawli II 121 Kohi
iii. .te, 121. Sutrieal. J2ll. KlIlKH Jnker 1411,
khla II. 122. ii-rbai". I.'ll. lllilin .Maid. II, 127
Cllnoiiiy Clin, 1S2.
I'uurtb rni e. th. ui.ir lltiii.hi-ait, liso
eai-otils. 'I fiirlnnKf. stiaiabi i ourao War
i'Ii.u.i. 122. 1 Hlllim. 117. Matllie.. I.lol, 112;
Itiniiy. loi't. .tact; Hare, .li t21, llui-bouae,
tul iiobien Tassel, 11. SUn h in Time, llll;
Hnfilaile, lull
l'iftli rate, tlitee-year-olds i.n.l sipsvarcl,
i lainilinr. mlk lllloli. . 111'.. c.'a. In t, '.17: Ku
t rpe. liil. Hrnokln. lull llluo Thistle. 110,
a
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In
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Harris
2 12'.
MOW TO PLAY GOLF
Cfiariz$ (Ciiclc) Evans Jr.
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'lie Value of the Ilun-Up Shot II
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Phillies Annex Final
of the Boston Series
Tout daj s lmot 17.1 tofjiel.
(V.VSIUtlltll.
tanline, 1,1.1 l!ofi-r, 1.11: Hbberts. 111... Sel
ler', 157; buninuTsoii, 1.1.1, liari, HIT; Haril-
: ..." -, i it, inn i it-mi ini rtriiA, jt; s.iinc-i.,
mC . fr. .A. f Uraj, las: (leisrcn Clray. 14.1;
p.' M.iur, us , p.efd, 1. Ill, Clay. 1.1H; SpaiiKler, ir.,1;
T-i?!.1'"' 'ili'se. liil . llainnion.l. l.,n: lllll
Kk, 148: (illleaple. 170: Palmer. 147; Hoffman.
'';'stif.- MS, Monroe, 1U4; l'help". 13d; Dee,
lBl'llalln,, IMI .1. I ... li... ......... 11.11.
i-i . - "w...'i.. .-.I, i nturmuei. iiw: .trititii iv"i
I? Kjlltr, 104. lulling,. HI: Tox, 107.
? n . i i'i .s'btuiliu, iu: iirmiri "ii( ji
rUm,.l,t; 'f-lor. llll; .ToneB. 10C: Dial. 16.
,j " mien. iu. I'tini. i.iii itniir
r i5"t ltiii -,. ; .---- -, --.....'
R.' ! iii' t Aan
Welk,
Stenr.
.Mr. Topperwein,
1'jtt: Miller,
imi; (ler-
i TiuniV Beaehtiinr, 10: Stenr. !(: Piatt
,v,vw, nineune, iti
101
Griffin Is Mack Star
T i m d r
cf m uereai or i antcees
h llrt from I'aio One
tejflth the rtlck with three flnglcs In four
t- times at the bat.
rinsT ixxixo
Cilhooley walked. High sacrificed, Bates
: 10 GrlflllS. leL-llintl,,vl. v.Anl.J n n.lf-
I. flQ. "tllller nlnrrlo . -U1.I nilv.nA1... .-
.VI -."rl.V.t lU.llblltl VIIIIIUUICj HWI -
l?t Gaon Flngletl to center. Jllller stop-
i ' al '"ond. Baker svent out, (Irovor to
K-iuiin. uno iun, two bits, no errors.
lLJsfi'son walked. AVitt singled to left,
f JWriieSOn Stnllislne- nt tiArtntifl ltnrlft. enTtiierl
tiCtldwell threw out Bates." Strunk was
fcurponiy passed. Grlllln singled to left.
kjmit8on and- Witt scoring. Strunk and
i Urlulri nulled off I h lnnlil Ht.al. ("Jrns'ei-
Bltipltd to right center, Strunk and Griffin
i,corlnc. Meyer filed to Ollhooley. Four
K runs, three hits, no errors.
SECOND INNING
Plpp went out, Griffin to Johnson. Xuna-
( HlaktF fflnnfktl rnin..ll .11. r'lll.nnlA..
,torccJ Caldwell, "Witt to G rover! Xo runs,
, nus, no errors. ,
KS . Johnson flled to Mllller. Gedeon thress- out
hlmleBon. AVltt fanned. Xo runi, no hits,
ui errors.
It
3 THIRD INNING
I . wltt threw out High. Pecklnuauli
Sill .MllIer leat out lnel1 Kroundcr.
iinrtm v.. "-""'Biii. napping, jonnson to
- untun. No runs, dno hit. no errors.
vakr ih..., ... ,-.,,- .-,.. .
Hs threw ... ir uu ""ul"' 4-ecainpaugn
If SL'..0"-. Bates. Strunk singled to left.
i Ko .- M B,ea'lnff. Nunamoker to Gedeon.
'li rilnn. nna 1.1.
, -..o mi, lo errors.
FOUlvrir Tvvivrs
I'toTfft ""n'm,011 0e,leon- Da-r doubled
IVtltM isi . " l"rew to jonnson nnd re
KfBn.rp,i. Xunamaker walked. Caldwell
o runs, one hit. no errors.
j 'aietl.
f'ltSll BlH?led t0 reht. Grover sacrificed,
tte if".arlmn' Me''er Bolng to aecond on
IfceklnM..:.. "u,on "rounded to
I'r-jn. ii f 1 "nw out Jamieson.
fc,. . no rrors.
ii'V". PIlfTH IXNIXti
wy; , fanned. High
IWh lnU4v ta . caUr. HI!
i. "r ." is, j. ..i',,eu
lA.'lM.MH
L'uiitiiiueil fruiii Pace One
Smith to Hawllngs. Mayer saiiiticeil,
Smith to I'onctehy. Bancrott was out,
H.isvliugs to Konctcb. Xo runs, no hits,
no errors
Bancroft and Ludcius disposed of .M.i
raiivllle. Bancroft and Luderus lepcated
the play on Powell, Cravath lost Ko
netchj's long fly In the sun, the ball going
oier his head, and Konccthy made tho cir
cuit. Smith was hit by a pitched ball
and took first. Kelly filed to Bancroft,
Ono iun, one hit, no 'en out.
i vivrn iNxixt-
l'vets tiled to Powell. Hehg made a
intss of Stock's hit to light which counted
us a tilple. Cravath doubled to center,
seining Stock. AVhltted was safe on
JIaianvllle's fumble, Crnvath taking tlilrd.
Luderus' lly to bhort center was too deep
for JInraiiville, Cravath scoring and
Wliitted going to second, "Whltted and
Luderus made n double steal. Schulto
doubled to left, ucoring Whltted and
Luderus. Hughes tos3ed out KHIefer,
Schulto holding second. Mayer filed to
Ilchg. Four runs, four hits, ono error,
Hawllngs opened the Bra vesT fifth with
a homa run to ccrjjer. Tragesser doubled
to center. Bailey batted for Hughes and
walked. Itehg forced Balloy, Bancrott tag
ging second base and then threw low past
Luderus, while Tragesser scored and Itehg
took second. Alar.invillo filed to Schulto.
Jlaycr tossed out Powell, Tsvo runs, two
hits, ono error.
SIXTH INNING
John Scott, Boston's now right bander
from Nashville, Teiiu , went to the mound
for tho Braves. Bancroft filed to Powell,
""vers 'nlso filed to Powell, Slock fanned.
Xo runs, no hits, no errors
Konetchy singled to left. Smith filed to
"Whltted. Kelly fouled to Klllofer. Haw
llngs filed to Evers. Xo runs, ono hit,
no errors.
SUVHNTH INNING
Cruiulh singled to center. Whltted sac
rificed, Scott to Konetchy, Luderus fanned.
Schulto filed to Kelly. Xo runs, ono hit,
no errors.
Klllefer tossed out Tragesser. Scott Hied
to Whltted. Itehg singled through the box.
Maranvllle fouled to Luderus. Xo runs,
one hit, no eirors.
EIGHTH INNING
Klllefer bingled to center. Wajer sac
rlflced. Konetchy to Haw lings. Bancroft
tValked. Evers filed to Kelly. htooK lorceti
Bancroft. Muranvllle to -iawiiiis. "
runs, one lilt, no errors.
inn,..it i.nmiecl tn Bancroft
to Schulte. Smith singled to left.
tossed out Kelly
errors.
NINTH INNING
Cravath went out. rtawllngs to Knoetchy,
Whltted filed to Keuy,
Schulte lifted to Hehgl
no errors. . ,. , , ,
Itawllnes flUd to Schulte. 1 let'
fdr Trasesjer nnd Hied to Whltted
-. '"... r. 11 Ifc-as. 41Mf nA
also fanned. I ot'oft toon out aeon
errors,
w
I Do noi thlniv a i eastern pl.ier ever
used n mashle for the rboit shot just
J off the green, because as I said bcfoie, llus
spaco ot ten to Hurt jards in 'lout, of
tho gtei.li ss'as al
most alssajs kept
in good condition
on Hasten! ioUlse,
the leseiso being
true in the Weil.
A in.it. h I oi.. e
played at Tuxedo
Parle affords an ex
cellent lllusttiition
of tho difference be
tween tho sections
Klndl.i Douglass
nnd I weto In the
finals, and sve sveie
nil square and one
to- go. llo was on
tho green In three,
and I wan just tilt
that pleasant spot,
which In this In
ttinna rnllftfl Poll
CIIARLBS HVAXi. fciderably nnd came
to a slight mound near my ball. I elected
to pitch oer tho elevation, and my ball
hit the slope ot the other side and bouuiK-it
Into a bunker; It hardly seems nciess.ui
to mention that 1 lost tho match The
shot I should haso played was a low-fiignt
run-up Into tho gently sloping front s'.ue
of the green, and this properly plajcd
would hao iun oier onto tho green ncui
tho hole
lllght hero la tho placo to a that undei
no circumstances should an) thing but
putter or a straight-faced run-up iron be
used to negotiate a hilly green or a rbe
In front ot ou.
Theto waa once a very famous match
won by a player using a putter to c.
trlcato himself from a, bunker on tho edge
of tho last green. Tho pit had sloping
aides to take tho shot nicely Had the
customary niblick been used, Uiero would
have been the difficulty of hitting the ball
rightly, and nlso of legulating Its fall ois
tho gtcen I do not think that one can
play golf for a Ions' tlmo without icallzliig
that the shots immediately around ihc
greon descrse special mention.
After I had fooled around with ms
mashle for a number of years, I began
1 j0k
I H
ts look foi a club better fined o n.j i.ui
pose It wns Willie Jlarsball ot DnwcntsUi
ssho finally mailo what I wa.s fekltig The
Iron head was particularly heaiy, and Its
faco had a loft between that of a mldlroii
and jigger. The shaft was a short one
the length of my niasluo shaft. M ut.0
of tho now club met svlth tmiiicdi.itis su. -less
and at last 1 feel that I know the
shot. Ouco mote 1 tis to illustiate n..
meaning:
1 was plaing at. the l.aiiintuii lub n
Toiouto not long ago, nnd 1 had a tssn
mi tho Iant hole 210 ja.ds -to bu-al; ish .t
I thought waH tin reooid, althongli aiter
ss arils I learned that the tormcr mails w.is
Mssenty-ono. At any rate, my clcek slml
e as ten nrds over the green, and 1 hulcd
the run up for n two!
; j Jffijp I
pipp.
One
Koney tiled
Stock
No runs, one lilt, no
Luderus walked.
No runs, no hits,
batted
Ban-
No rufi. no hits, no
' i. "..."s.-lsl
LtAt.J.-a.l.A.l t.J.lll...ll..,Jl.lJT
irar(
cJhe Cigar
ihai never
geis on
your nerves
H Shade-gtowii.
Ileal Havana.
Si.-
If1.liu.iim.i,1,i.jn.ni.m
10c and up
auumi-fl
KING
Eight-Cylinder Demonstrating Cars at Reduced Prices
We have four 1917 deinonstratinp; cars, which must be sold this week.
They haye been run less than 1800 miles, and, of course, are in tip-top
condition as good as new. For quick disposal we will sacrifice these cars:
2 1017 Kins Fouriometl wire wheel
2 1917 King Touring Cars, 7 pasienger
'These cars have not been run more than 1750 miles.
King Car Phila. Agency
518 N. Broad Street
Carefully made claims that we can substan
tiate and prove to any open-minded motorist
who will take a one-hour ride in Premier
We. at iirsi, made no claims ior Premier, satisfying the public In
merely telling of the men who designed Premier, of their enviable
records, and of the great factory, with its wonderful equipment, in
which these men work. Today we arc ready to talk of what the car
actually is. And best of all. we arc ready to prove every statement
wc make.
Here', what we aie sliowint" todaj-:
a car that scats sccn people nioie
i onifortably than seven people were ever
.seated in a car of 125-lnch whcclbase;
a car that uill throttle lower in liigli
than any six-c- Under car built;
a car that has no superior, in ridinj;
i-ualities, rcgardlt:' ot whcelbasr and
weight ;
:i cai that hold the to.id at liih
vpced as well as any car built, regardless
ot price or sirc:
a car with a i.uf uj iliijtiny ijf.t
mirrhr Io that of any car built:
and as good and
nit ever laid eyes on
all for $2285.
beautiful a on
B. LP. Motor Co.
N. W. Cor. Broad & Spring
Garden Sis., Phila., Pa.
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