ACK EAST AGAIN, WILLIE
INDIANS BLANK
A'SJNHRST, 3-0
Bagby Registers Twenty
fourth Victory and
Eighth Shut-out
MISPLAYS HURT NAYLOR
Lj
Bagby Bagged His 24th
CLEVELAND
An. 11. II. O. A. E.
0 1 1 0 0
Graney, "
Chapman, as.
fpteker, cf.
Both. rf.
Harris, lb.
tVamUy, b.
Brans, lb.
Hillings, c.
Bslby, P-
Totals
1 1
I t
1
1 11
1 4
2
0 1
0 1
20 S B 17 13 4
ATHLETICS
Alt. R. II. O. A.E.
Jamleson, rf 4 0 1 1 1 o
Groter, Jb. S 0 0 8 .1 0
Bedle, If ... 4 0 1 1 0 1
Palmer, 8b a 0 0 0 3 I
Hrank.tr. 4 0 0 1 0 0
Mclnnls, lb 4 0 2 13 S 0
vritt, . 4 o o i s a
MeAvcy, c " 2 1
aylor, p 2 0 0 B 4 0
flrlffln 1 0 0 0 0 0
nates 1 o o o 0 0
Totals
86 0 7 27 33 3
netted for Naylor In ninth.
flatted far Grover In ninth.
Home' run Evan. Two-base hit Sic
Aroy, Sacrifice hits Chapman, Grower.
i Hillings, Evans, Sacrifice fly Clraney,
struck ont ny nagby, 1 by Baylor, 1,
Bsies on balls Off Ilagby, 3) off Naylor',
3. Stolen bases Iloth. Umpire Morlarlty,
By ROBERT W. MAXWELL
SHIBC PARK, Sept 22
Kick Allrock was the principal attraction
here this P m Clad In a pair of trousers
owned by Cle eland, a shirt donated by the
Athletics and a cap which came from Wash,
lor. the well-known comedian ncted as
master of ceremonies at the special mill
tiry day at'Shlbe Park
While the spectators were applauding
Nicholas they watched the ball game, which
seemed second In Importance, and Haw
our A's lose the opening tilt by the Bcore
I to .
Jim Bagby, of Cleveland, scored his
llghth straight shutout and twenty-fourth
Tlctory of the jcar Naylor pitched well
(or the A's.
Between the garnet the J-'nlted States
marines, commanded by Captain Hogan a
detachment of sailors commnnded by Lieu
tenant O'Neill, nnd the Forty-eenth New
York Infantry, under Major Corwln,
paraded around the Held nnd gave exhibi
tions In drilling They recehed four boxes
ef baseball equipment
The tribe copped the combat In the fifth
frame whllo Najlor was In a generous
mood Tho Athletics' pitcher slipped
Vamby a pass and then gae Kvans a
hit hen he lost his high bounder In the
un Billings bunted nnd Palmer muffed
Naylor's throw, gUIng 'Wamby a life nt
third Graney's sacrifice fly and Chapman's
wallop to left brought In the pair of tal
lies. FIRST INNING
Graney singled to center Chapman rac
rlflced, Naylor to Mclnnla Grover threw
out Speaker Graney attempted to steal
home but nu out, Naylor to McAoy, No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Jamleson walked and vent to second on
GnHer'B s-icrltlce, Bagby to Harris Bodle
walked. Palmer forced Bodle, Chapman to
Wamby. Strunk grounded to Harris. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
SECOND INNING
Mclnnls made one of his famoUB running
backhand stops of Roth's grounder and
tossed the ball to Naylor for a put - out
Harris singled to right, but was caught
gp.hg to second, Jamleson to drover Witt
threw out Wamby No runs, one hit, no
errors,.
Ens made a fine running catch of Mc
Innls'a foul Witt filed to Speaker Mc
Aoy doubled to right center Naylor
walked Jamleson went out, Harris to
Bagby. No runs, one hit. no errors
THIRD INNING
Evans walked Billings sacrificed, Mc
lnnls to Naylor. Bagby grounded to Mc
lnnls. Gwer made a fine running catch of
Granoy's short fly No runs, no hits, no
errors
Kans throw "out Grover. Bodle singled
to left. Palmer flled to Roth Strunk flied
to Graney No runs, one hit, no errors.
FOURTH INNING
Witt threw out Chapman. Speaker went
out. Mclnnls to Naylor. Roth beat out a
grounder to Groer. Roth stole Becond and
went to third on McAvoy's wild heae
Harris fanned. No runs, one hit, one error.
Mclnnls struck out. Wamby threw out,
"Itt. McAvoy singled to center. Naylor
lined to Roth No runs, one hit, no errors
FIFTH INNING
Wamby walked. Naylor lost Eans's
high-bounding grounder In the sun and the
batter got a hit On Billings's grounder
Palmer dropped Naylor's throw nnd the
bases were filled Bagby popped to Gwfter.
Graney sent a sacrifice fly to Strunk, Warn
by scoring. Chapman singled to left and
Snf." Bodle 'umbled the ball. Evans scored,
f'l'lngs taking third and Chapman reach
ing second Speaker went out, Mclnnla to
Baylor Two runs, two hits, two errors
Jamleson filed to Roth Chapman
Jumbled Drover's grounder Evans threw
out Bodle. Chapman threw out Palmer.
fX runs, no hits, one error.
. SIXTH INNING
Cwer threw out Roth. Grover also
threw out Harris Wamby flled to BodJe.
o runs, no hits, no errors. '
thapman made a great stop Jfira throw
when he threw out Strunk. Mclnnls singled
lo left. Witt forced Mclnnls. Evans to
wamby. McAvoy singled to right. Witt
topping at second. Naylor filed to Roth.
o runs, two hits, no errors.
SEVENTH INNINO
Evans hopped a home run drive In the
"ft field bleachers. Palmer threw out Bill
J1"'. Bagby went out, Mclnnls to Naylor,
uraney lined to Jamleson. One run, one
n't. no errors.
jlamleson filed to Wamby. Evans threw
jut Drover. Evans also threw out Bodle.
9 runjao hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNINO
pf aImtr made a great stop and throw on
Chapman's grounder. Speaker singled to
m. sPealer died stealing. McAvoy to
'Wt Witt threw out Roth. No runs, one
"it. no errors.
-i aimer fouled to Evans. Chapman
rumbled Strunk'a grounder. Mclnnls singled
it r Btrui halting at second. Witt,
-., iU cpeaKer Lan threw out Mc
AToy No runs, one hit, one error
NINTH INNINO
JUrris walked, Wamby singled to left,
n?mM """rlflced, Naylor to Mclnnls. On
uu lnt, jrounder, Harris was run out.
3 to McAvoy to Palmer to Mclnnls,
amby taking third and Evans second,
"lit threw out Bagby No runs, one hit,
errors.
Qrlftin batted for Naylor r'hapman
threw jyjjd on Grimn'i grounder, but the
runnerJrai caught going to second. Harris
w. Wamby Jamleson singled to right
fV batted n place of Grover Bates
gM Harris. Chapm in fumbled Bodlt'a
Wr, lmr ferae Bex!, qk.
i ?(. N, fm- ewtj'krto. t arroM.
SWARTIIMORE FRESHMEN WIN
Defeat Sophomores in Annual Wrestling
Bouts and Tie-Up
The annual wrestling bouts between the
sophomores and freshmen of Swarthmore
college, held today In the college gym, were
IK on by the freshmen hv iwn t.mita n nt.
The tie-up, In which forty students partlcl-
i.iru, u hiso won by tho freshmen by
the Bcore of 8 to 4 The summaries-
Lightweight Won by Kathlln, freshman,
who defeated Albertson, sophomore
Middleweight Won by Mammal, fresh
man, who defeated Huss, sophomoro
Heavyweight Won by Connolav, sopho
irorc, who defeated Grass, freshman
chevroleTwins
harkness trophy
Noted Driver Captures 100
Mile Race and $10,000
Prize at Sheepshead
DE PALMA TAKES SECOND
SHEKPSHKAll BAY SPEEDWAY. I. I ,
Sept 22 Louis Chexrolet. the notod French
drler, captured the 100-mlle race for the
M0.000 Harkness trophy here this afternoon
from one of JIip classiest field nf speeders
to face each other on tho track this pennon
Chexrolet went the distance In 61 minutes
28 08 veconds Ralph I)e Palmn H second
and Eddlo Henrne third There were nine
teen starters (III Andervon and Ewan
withdrew owing to engine trouble
More than 26 000 persons were present
when the starter's gun sent the Fpecdcrs on
their perilous Journc Conditions were Ideal
for the raco nnd the drixcrs seemed to
enjoy their part as much ns the spectators
Chevrolet held the leid during the first
ten miles with I)e Talma rccoiuI nnd Mul
ford third The tlmo for hs dstnee was
6 31
Chevrolet was stll n the leid nt the end
of twent) mles Do Palma was second and
Mulford thrd Tme. 10 50
Henderson droo up to second place and
was there at tho end of flft miles, with
Ira Vail In third place Cherolet held his
lead De Palma stopped twice to change
tires He retired nt the fourteenth mile
Time for the fifty miles, 26 5T
De Palma whizzed Into second place be
fore tho eightieth mile was pnmd and was
there at the end of that dlstancr- ( liexro
let still was out In front and Pete Hender
son was third Chrolet's lime for the dls
tance was 43 31
Cherolet finished without much opposi
tion, leading De Pilma by four minutes
okchgeryielFs early
tally in second game
Three Hits Give Cubs First Run
in Opening Inning Walker
Opposing
WEIMHMAN' PARK. Chicago Sept 2
Oescher and Walker appeired na hurlers
the second battle between the Cubs nnd
Phillies this nfternoon By the time tho
teams got Into acton there was a good
szed crowd assembled They won the first
game, 2-1
The hla started right after tho Cubs'
young heicr Paskert got off with a dou
ble to left centre Bancroft sacrificed, but
Walker elected to try for third and was
too slow
Then Kllduff executed a brilliant piece
of fielding. Stock Janed him oft his pins
with a terrific drhe, but Pete retrleed tfie
ball In tftne to throw Paskert out at the
plate
Craath got a pass anri filled the sacks.
Whltted put up an Infield fly for Doyle.
I.uderus then forced Crantl' to Dole, un
assisted The youngster escaped mighty
lucky.
FIRST INNING
Paskert doubled to center Bancroft sac
rificed to Walker, who threw too late to
third to get PnBkert Kllduff made n great
stop of Stock's liner and got Paskert at the
plate Kllduff to Dllhoefer Craath
walked Whltted popped to Dole Lu
derus forced Craath, Dojlo unassisted
No runs, one hit, no errors
Flack singled to left Kllduff nspred to
Bancroft Wolter singled to center, Flack
halting at second Paskert robbed l)olo
of a hit by grabbing his fly with one hand
Flack taking third after the catch Merkle
doubled to right, scoring Flack and putting
Wolter on third Williams was out, Eera
to Luderus One run, three hits, no errors
OIL MEN COMPETE IN
FIRST TRACK MEET
Eight Companies Represented by
200 Athletes in First An
nual Gathering
The Petroleum Athlctlo Association held
Its first annual field and track meet this
afternoon at the Strawbrldge & Clothier
grounds with eight companies competing to
the muslo of a brass band Each company
had entries In each eent, and altogether
there were 200 athletes In the grounds The
women friends of the contestants were out
In force and the grandstand Was not large
enough to accommodate them The results
lOO-yardf final raul. Atlantic lUfinlnr. flrt.
Krown Pure Oil second Jackson Atlantic
''ii-vm'"! final Olllnple. Union retro
Ifum flnt HaMard Texas Oil aecond Jackson,
r0T'huAll4Vlrat heat Murdlck Sun.
Fisher l'rsw-LTlck, second Time IT 2-S
Bscond heat Orr. Sun. Stone, Pure Oil, aec-
nihlr'a",,r,a!-lleldr. Atlantic, nrst. Clark.
Crw-I.evlck neronil Time. ID 3 As
Twehe-pound shot-put Won by llurdlck Sun
Oil Company, second McMasttr. Atlantic Ke
flnlnir Cornnant . third Reeder Atlantic Hennlns
D'l20nard low hurdles Won by llurdlck Sun
Oil second, Orr, Sun Oil I'ompany, third. Clark,
Crew-Lovlck Compan Time. 178-5 seconds.
Thret-lfised rac Won by Kelly and Jlc
Master, second, Snder and Clark Crew-I-evlck.
Olrls' event driving nail contest, ten nails
one inch board Won by Miss E. Murray. Sun
Oil: sMond. Mies C Ulack, Vacuum Oil Com-
PTennls singles, final C, P Orr. 8un Oil, de
feated O WT Orr. Peoria Oil. 8-8. fl-2.
Doubles final Cunningham and Foster. At
lantto Riflnln". d.f.at.d Hurdlck and Weight-
m?l'shBJumpWon'by'liurd"lck. Sun Oil, Drown.
Ata'jteyiardlek. Oil; De-
V' pVt?tVV.-c.D or'wo'm-l'won4 & ... Wat
bllla. Crew-lvlck, Miss Campbell, Union,
second,
Aqueduct Entries for Monday
First race, two-year-olds, fillies, handicap. 6
furlongs Jod Tsissl. lltjf lluth Law. 112s
mftcTmTlraV. 1111 heather Ue. ! Jy
Mooney. .101, iy. Ud, 110,
ttecona rac.. "?-. -r,..".n..i.r "Tas,
i .'" . "
Trillion 120. TnialinSs iio. -wmf J
ch?...OSi "Mary Powell. 10J. Intriguer, lilt
Crest Hill, lVll Meshach. 144. Orey Leg. 10
Pussy Willow. 188. Bacht or 140
Third race, threi-year-oida and up, elatmlnr.
u fjrlonVs Qulncy. 118i 'Hue Foi. loll
f.,V,.r'?nVlTgCouns.l. Hit Miss Krut.r. l0i
A,rlJ!h.V.-, wVn .'"olds? .1lfn,. ?-
104 Audrey 104 Wod,l Thrush 110 Klltabelb
104 ,A5'JrAy?'rr)7.i',jo Jim pinnej 1UT Kll
'"stalhracit'yVa'lds'ndUP. maiden..
1 1 lamflei Mountain Rose if i 15 CachtwH2i
Saaal "loTTTDInasaure, Il8. Vuta and Calls,
llfi Plerra A? Feu, 116i Royal York, 1J61 Coa
dult JlVi Babeock. 115. Vaultsrv no.
Weather, dean trac4i, (.,
BKM;SU JJSljfi'- '.in
MEEHAN IS HERE WITH THE
RIXEY TRIMS CUBS
IN FIRST CONTEST
Eppa Allows Only Three
Hits Hendrix Slammed
for Nine Safeties
JOHN EVERS PLAYS WELL
Taming the Bruin
riiiLi.ius
.. . All. It. II. o. A. E.
1'askert, ef (11110
llaneroft, 4 0 1 j 0
Htnek, 3I. 4 n J 2 4 0
Craiath, rf 4 0X300
bitted. If 4 ,, j a ,
I.uderus, lb 3 t 0 13 1 0
i;er, 21) 3 n 1 a 2 0
Klllefrr, c 4 0 2 4 1 I
Hliej, p 3 u 0 0 . 0
Total' SI 2 10 27 17 1
CHICAGO
All. R. II. O. A.K.
1'lk. rf 4 0 0 6 0 0
K lid 11 IT, 4 0 1 0 3 (
Wolter, rf s 0 0 0 0
elder, Sb S 0 1 S 4 1
Merkle, lb 3 0 1 10 0 0
Hehlck. cf 1 1 0 2 0 0
1'eelious, Sb 3 0 0 0 0 1
llllhnefer, r . ... 3 0 0 3 2 0
Hrn.lrU, p ..300030
Williams, rf 000000
'''"I . ..100000
Total . . g 1 3 27 12 3
Untied for Hehlrk In the setenlli.
Two-liase lilts Klllefer, llaneroft. Haerl.
flee hit Kvrrs, Itanrrnft, ItUej, Whltted.
struck nut II, Itlxey, I; Hendrix, 2. llnses
on ball orr Itlxej, I: Ilrmlrlx, 3. Ilouble
pln- 7elder and Merkle. Molen bases
Htock, 2. l'ned ball Dllhoefer.
WEEISHMA.Y PAHK Chicago, 111., Sept
22.
Holding tho Cubs to three hits, and these
wildly scattered, Rlxc) had not the least
difficulty In capturing the opening battle
of this afternoon's double bill The score
win 2-1
Hendrix offered little In tho wa of decep
tion and the Phillies were unluck that they
didn't ret moro for their nine hits, four of
which rame In the third Inning, nnd netted
only one run The) were all short drive
ami good for one base adxnnces, which ac
counted for the lick of score', It taking
three and a sacrifice to get Paskert around.
Tho first run was a hltless affair en
gineered by a pass to I.uderus a sacrifice by
Eers, Klllefer s out and a passed ball by
Dllhoefer
The CubV lone tally came In the fifth
Merkle started with a single, and Schick
walked Schick got to second while Merkle
was being forced at third by Pechous
Dllhoefer forced Pechous and Schick and
Pickles started a double steal. Schick get
ting home while Pickles waa being slain be
tween first and second
riHST INNING
Paskert was safe on Pechous's fumble
Uancroft forced Paskert, Zelder, unassisted,
and Unnny was doubled at lrst, Zelder to
Merkle Stock beat out a slow roller along
the third-base line Stock stole second
Craath walked Whltted forced, Craath,
Kllduff to Zelder No runs, ono hit, one
error
Klack lined to Whltted Kllduff singled
to center, but was out trying to reach sec
ond, Paskert to Bancroft Paskert pulled
down Wolters's long fly No runs, one hit,
no errori '
SECOND INNING
I.uderus walked Kvers sacrificed, Dll
hoefer to Merkle Zelder threw out Klllefer,
I.uderus going to third Luderus scored on
a passed ball Itlxey rolled out to Merkle.
One run, no hits, no errors
Zelder fllod to Craath Whltted got
Merkle'a fly against the fence Pechous
struck out No runs, no hits, no errors.
XHIRD INNING
Paskert singled to left Bancroft sacri
ficed, Hendrix to Merkle Stock singled to
center. Paskert stopping at third Cravath
singled to center, Paskert scoring. Stock
halting at second Whltted beat out a hit
to Merkle, filling the bases. Luderus filed
to Schick In short center, Stock being held
on third Kvers filed to Flack One run,
four hits, no errors
Schick struck out Dllhoefer safe on
Klllefer'a high throw Hendrix fanned
Flack lifted to Cravath No runs, no hits,
ono error
FOURTH INNING
Klllefer singled over second. Rixey sacri
ficed and was safe at first when Zelder
dropped Henddx's perfect throw. Paskert
was called out on strikes Bancroft lined
to Flack Stock filed to Welter. No runs,
one hit, one error
Stock threw out Kllduff Bancroft's throw
retired Wolter Zelder out, Stock to Lu
derus. No runs, no hits, no errcTS
FIFTH INNING
Craath singled to center Whltted sacri
ficed, Hendrix to Merkle Luderus flled to
Wolter Zelder tossed out Kers No runs,
one hit, no errors
Merkle singled to left Schick drew a
pas. Pechous forced Merkle at third,
Ilixey to Stock Dllhoefer forced Pechous,
Rlxey to Bancroft to Luderus, Schick going
to third Schick sneaked home while Dil
hcefer was being run down between first
nnd second, Klllefer to Bancroft to Luderus
to Bancroft. One run. one hit, no errors.
SIXTH INNINO
Klllefer doubled to right Rlxey struck
out Kllduff made a great play on Paskert'a
bounder and threw him out, Klllefer going1
to third Bancroft hoisted to Flack No
runs, one hit. no errors.
Bancroft threw out Hendrix Flack went
out the same way Stock's throw nailed
Kllduff by a step. No runs, no hits, no
errors
SEVENTH INNING
Stock lined to Flack Cravath safe on
KUdult's fumble Whltted flled to Schick
Luderus out, Zelder to Merkle No runs,
no hits, one error.
Wolter fouled to Stock Zelder singled
to left Exers threw out Merkle Deal
batted for Schick Luderus speared Deal's
liner with one hand No runs, one hit, no
errors.
EIGHTH INNINO
Williams now playing centerfleld for Chi
cago I-vera singled to left. Klllefer filed
to Wolter. Rlxey skied to Flack Even
out stealing, Dllhoefer to Zelder. No runs,
one hit. no errors.
Kvers threw out Pechous. Dllhoefer 'was
.stopped by Bancroft's throw .Hendrix
fouled to Luderus. No runs, no hits, no
errors
NINTH INNING
Kllduff threw out Paskert Bancroft
doubled to right. Stock strolled. Cravath
filed to Flack, Bancroft going to third
after the catch. Stock atole second. Whlt
ted flled to Wolter. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Flack struck out. Stock threw out KIN
duff. Wolter filed to Paskert. No runs, no
hit. no errors.
ROAD DRIVERS HOLD
MATINEE ON SPEEDWAY
The Road Drivers' Association held a
matinee at the Speedway this afternoon.
There was a large attendance. One of the
features was the Class D paco, which was
won by Andy H in straight heats. The
summaries:
Free-for-all pace, U mil.
David C, Crumley . , ... 1 f 1
Thomas, A. Brawler ... a. .... fit
Prlno Weston. Curnsr. . .-., .,,...,.. Sat
Tte. 1,-Mti. 1.04V, , 141.
f ft n 1
f -l H
i
'UldiillJ
c r
FAT BOY AND
Willie Mcohnn, the Frisco heavywelKht, ia in Philly with Mrs. Eurcho
Christophor Walcott on their honeymoon, which will bo mixed with box
ing; on tho part of E. C. Wnlcott, Esq., who is Mcehan himclf.
POACHER VICTOR
AT 5 1-2 FURLONGS
George W. Avery Takes
Place and African Arrow
Show in Opener
ROBERT W. OLIVER WINS
HAVRE DE GRACE. Md . Sept. 22
Poacher again came through with 11 win
at the fall meeting now In progress here,
when Haynes sent him under tho wire In
the front of a fast field of speeders Tho
weather wan fine for good racing and tho
fast track made It InUtlng for tho bang
tails Georgo W Aerj, with Hrne up.
made a game effort to take the opener, but
failed In the stretch and nnd to be content
with place
Summary.
FIRST RACE, two-sear-olds. HH J"r'?" ,
1 Poacher, US. ltayne s 14 90 13 10 $- 30
2 Ofu W Aen 110
Hrrna 3 30 - ?"
8 African Arrow, 110 O Ilrlen J 0
Time 1 07 2-B Jack of Bpadts, IJrlll Master.
All Ilrlfht, Umatilla and lleauprn also ran.
SECOND HACK, .Susquehanna Handicap.
Bteepleehaee. four-year-olds and up, about -
""ltobert Oliver, llrt. Allsn $1100 $J 70 15.00
2 Wolverton 140 Weatlng SOU 4 Jll
a Currashaleen 113 Hmltli . . . . . Jl "0
Time, 4 113 New Itavon, Early Light High
Flyer and Inrldel II also ran.
T1IIUU HACU. 0 furlongs
1 Ilrlngnuret T24. Ambrose.. $3 10 2 1ft 2 20
2 Kd Oudlhee. 100, Ilajnes . ... 11.10 4 40
3 Starling. US Smith 3 '.0
FOURTH RACE 1 1-10 miles
1 L'ncle Ilryn. 105, Louder . 7 40 15 M 34 '.0
2 rrlscllla Mullens 11(1 Smith . .. Jl 00 4 50
3 Waukeag 100. Donohue 12 kU
Time. 1 45.
Aqueduct Results
FIRST RACE, all ages, handlcsp. selling. 7
1 Wiseman, 110, Robinson 7 to 2 0 to 5 1 to 2
3 Paddywhack 150. Keogh 18 to 10 1 to 2 1 to 4
. Right. 110. McAtee. .. 7 to 1 2 to 1 4 to B
Time. 1 2 Viewpoint Harry Shaw. Star
Finch. May W and l'eep Sight also ran
SECOND RACE, three-j ear-olds and up. Rush
wick Steeplechase, handicap, about 8 miles
1 Hen Wyvls ISO lljcrs. 11 to 5 4 to 5 2 to 8
2. Hello of Hryn Mar 144,
Hush . . . . 13 to 5 even 1 to 2
8. The Hrook. 144. lloll.ym 8 to 11 to 6 1 to 2
Time. 4 10 4-5 Northwood, Archdale. U rocks
and Crack o' Day also ran
THIRD RACE, three-year-olds and up. eelllnr.
1 Va'alr'lVl. l.yke . 3 to 4 1 to 4 out
9 nmi.las B 109 P.ti 0 to 2 7 to 5 1 to 2
I. Starllke. 100. Schut-
tinier . ' 8 to 1 0 to 2 even
Time. 1 4T Kalmlr Park Ills Mbs. Wild
Thyrn also ran.
KUUIITH RACE. 1 1-10 miles
1 Sun Bonnet 110, Loftus 3 to 4 1 to 4 out
2 Straightforward. Ill, Mc-
Taggart . 3 to 2 a to 5
3 Manlster Tol, 107. Obrt . ... 1 to J
Time, 1 45 Straightforward an added starter.
Lexington Results
FIRST RACK, 6 furlongs!
1 Colle 109. Pickens .... $10 BO 14 00 $3 10
2 Southern League, 10.
n.. . . 14 an 4 70
3 Fascinating. 115, Gentry 2.70
Time, i-is o-o.
AMERICAN PULLEY CO.
HOLDS FIELD DAY MEET
Miss Titus Wins Fifty-Yard Race nnd
Later Captures Nail-
Drivinp; Contest
The American Pulley Company held Its
fourth annual track nnd field meet this
afternoon at the company's grounds. 4200
Wlssahlckon avenue. It was a ery varied
program of events, with several things for
the women to enter. The feature was the
fifty-yard race for the women, which was
won by Miss Titus The summaries
100-yard dash, seniors Shepard onl Rogers,
second. Time', 10 2-5 sec
100-yard dash. Juniors E. Qulgler won) Clin
die. second Time, 11 2-5 sec.
High Jump tlurgon won: Weiss second.
Height. 6 ft. 8 In. ..,...
Running broad Jump Shephard worn Rogers,
second. Distance. 10 ft. SH In.
Harrel race Kohmtr won: Welts, second.
Shoe race Borgon wont McQlnnls, second
Tug-of-war Sundry Room won.
B0-yard dash for women Miss Titus won:
Miss Kahtner, second Time. 7 7-8 sea.
Clothes hanging contest Knaier won! Muel
ler. second. ......
Three-legged race Rogers and McQlnnls won.
Shepherd and Kahmer, second.
Quarter-mile race McQrath wont Ashmore
second. ...
Nall-drtvlng contest for women Miss Titus
won.
Ple-eatlnr contsst Mueller won.
Obstacle race Mueller won
Half-mile relay Main Office (Trimble. Peak.
Tiber and Durgon) wont Factory (Kohlman,
Manogue. Cummins, Bhtphard), second.
Quoits Waterhouse won; Romburger, sec
ond. STARR GARDEN ATHLETES
MEET IN TRACK GAMES
Large Crowd Watches Some Interest
ing Contests for Championship
of Recreation Center
The Interclub championship of the Sarr
Garden Recreation Center, postponed from
Labor Day, waa held this afternoon before a
large audience. The events were In four
classes, those for boys under fourteen, for
bys from fourteen to sixteen, for boys from
sixteen to eighteen and for men eighteen
yean andtolder. The summaries:
Toting boys, hurl ball Won by A. Palish,
9ft ft
Older boys, hurl ball Won by Fansamsehlck.
Yputif bola, sO-yard dash Won by I. Wolf
Older bora. 73-yard dash Wou br I Dryan.
Qldsr boys, 100-yard dash Won by I. Schwarti.
Man 100-yard dash Won by L Dsckter.
Roys. 220-yard dash Won far Ramschtck
aien. atu-yara aasn won o prcnifn
Youne- boys, broad lumo Won by Palish.
you
a ij. 10.
Hsn.. run
Win., running broad Jump Won by Deckter
nut -r
n. v. in. . . . t
Boys,
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running Droaa jum won oy uryao.
in.
'J-HJDAV, SElTLMUiiJft 22,
BEST LITTLE
NEW MANAGER
PLATT REACHES
EDGE HILL FINAL
Defeats Dr. De Long, 3 and 1,
and Meets Hicks, Conqueror
of Greer, for Title
BOTH MATCHES CLOSE
nnor. HIM Pa, Sept. 22 Some exeep
tlonally Interesting matches mnrked tho
llnil dny's play In tho Invitation tourna
ment of tho l.u l.u Country Club here to
day lloth matches In tho seml-flnnl round
of the first sixteenth wcro cloe In the
upper bracket W J. Piatt, of North Hills,
defeated Dr Perce De Long, of llala, 3 up
and 1 to plnj, and In tho lower bracket
I' M Hicks, of the Philadelphia Country
Club, defeated A Grccr, of Cobb'a Creek,
1 up
Tho match between Piatt and Do Long
was marked by good nnd bnd play on the
part of both men Both men missed easy
putta on secral greens, but this only served
to make tho match moro i Interesting. Do
Long was two up nt tho turn, but Piatt
equaled tho mntch on tho thirteenth After
halltig tho fourteenth In flo, where both
missed easy putts, De Long droo out of
bounds on tho fifteenth and Anally lost the
holo with a flp
Do Long oershot tho green on the short
nineteenth and nearly went Into the quarry
getting out Piatt put Ills tco shot vir
tually dead to tho hole, but playing safe ho
took a threo and won tho hole easily Al
though receding n stroke from Ills op
ponent De Long plijed It poorly, nnd, tak
ing n six to his opponent's fhe, ho was
beaten 3 down nnd 1 to go
The match between Greer and Hicks was
cloao all the wa round Neither man was
at his best, but tho scen shots that Greer
gao him Just enabled Hicks to pull through
on tho eighteenth hole, when he ran down
a long putt for a win
Summary:
riHST SIXTKHN
Kemlftml Hound
W J Piatt. North Hill defeated Dr. Tearce
Do Long llala, . up and 1 to play.
C M Hicks. Philadelphia Country Club, de
feated M A Qreer, Cobb Creek, 1 up
DEPllATED UUllIT
Semifinal Round
W A Deneea, North Hill defeated J C
naker. Philadelphia Cricket Club, 4 up and 2
to play
K M Lee North Hills defeated William
Drown, North Hills 4 up and 3 to play.
SECOND SIXTEEN
Semifinal Round
a W Lindsay Aronlmlnk, defeated Harold
Palmer Hon Air, 1 up
11. W Wood Atlantlo City defeated M. T.
Jones, l'runkford 1 up ID holes
DEFKATED EIOI1T
Plrst Round
R H Whipple North Hills defeated P J
Doyle, Nor h Hills 4 up and 3 to play.
C J Doelp, Cobb s Creek, defeated P. S.
Stuckey, North Hills 4 up and 3 to play
THIRD SIXTEEN
Semifinal Round
C J Stoer. North Hill defeated D It
Zimmerman l.u Lu Temple 1 up II) holes
M J Costa Aronlmlnk defeated B S Davis,
Frankford 3 up and 2 to play
DEFEATED EIGHT
Semifinal Round
R J Nell Lu Lu Temple, defeated S Dolton,
1 up, 19 holes
A W Dougherty, Hon Air. defeated J II.
Price, llaileton 4 up and 3 to play,
FOURTH SIXTEEN
Semifinal Round
If J Klelnman I. a Lu Temple defeated
W W Umbenhauer, 2 up and 1 to play
L C llloch North Hills defeated F. J,
Kreltser, Aronlmlnk, 4 up and 3 to play.
DEFEATED E10I1T
Semifinal Round
E V Benson l.u l.u Temple, defeated F J
Mullen Whltemarsh. 1 up
W Works l.u l.u Temple, defeated S. S,
McKnlght, Aronlmlnk. A up and 5 to play.
Reading Trotting Results
The W Harry Orr Stake purse $500, for
three-) ear-old trotters best two In three
Vonla Ouy, b f , liable . 11
Clalrhurst b. f, (loodhurt .. 2 n
A Northern Girl, br m J White . ..42
Cum Lnude ch m Pairs . . . ..35
ll.trnn II b, ff lllnkio ... 5 4
Time J 20V. 2 2tl
Reading Talr Blue Ribbon, special purse
J10IH1. Ust two In three
Directum I, a h , Vtyckoft 1 1
Peter Stevens, b s. Kline 2 2
Time 2 0li. 2 OIH
Heading Chamber of Commerce Stake, purse
X lOOO freo for-all. best threo In Ave:
Sellers I) . b r. Kline 1
tjueen Hal. r m. Saunders 8
Judge Moore, b. k , floodhart 2
Pony liny II, b g Dougherty 4
Clnre Walker, b. m, Hraucher S
1 1
mir linmrti vi ate , t'lHwi
rime -10. .10 J 10'.
2 20 pace purse 1500 best two In threei
Halle b m, Hraucher 1
Cartell r in, Kallantyns 2
Hummlnir lllrii. ! m, Saunders 3
Time - m, 2 1UU.
Clss A trot
Kan M . 12J 1 2
Mrawberry 2 3
Tol Knflel.l 3 1
Jlme. l.oa. 1.04. 1.04V.
Class ( trot!
William II 2
How Dei II 1
llattlo D 3
tllenmere 4
Onward Pen 0
Time, lslOVi. l.OOVi.
Class D pace.
Andy II ....,, 1
Elsie .... 2
Hiss Hall S
Hurster Hoy ., 4
Time, 1.-03, 1.03V.
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Running, Harness and
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1917
MANAGER THAT EVER
TAT BOY" MEEHAN
ACCOMPANIED BY A NEW MANAGER, v
WHO IS MRS. EUGENE C. WALCOTT
, f
Pudgy Pug, Who Returned Home Because HfcT
Wnc WmnPfilVlt- for TTPV Tq Ronlr P.oaf rm '? M
Honeymoon, and
By LOUIS
JUST as tho smiling sun cornea up out of
the Kast, so did the beaming face and
pudgy person of Willie Meehnn, tho Frisco
Fat Hoy, himself In the llesh, although not
weighted down so much with excess axolr
dupols, come here out of the West late yes
terday afternoon This Is Meehan's second
Invasion this side of the Mississippi. Wil
lie's last trip here was under the manage
ment of Moose Taussig. This time Meehan
haa another manager, one whom lllll be
lieves In and has no superior as a handler
of the Fat Boy's affairs, puglllJtlcally or
otherwise.
Mrs. IMgene Christopher Walcott.
formerly Mist Saydo Flood, of Cali
fornia, it Willie's now manager, and Hugene
Christopher Walcott, Hsq . It Median, the
Big Boy himself Like many boxers of the
present tlmo nnd past, the burly exponent of
fisticuffs nnd masseur of other boxers
physiognomies, has been gaining a country
wide rep at a gloom chaser In ring circles
under a nom de guerre
Big Card Here
Tou will remember that Meehan was the
headline attraction In local bouts last fall,
whether ho appeared In one of the prelim"
or on tho end of a program No matter
what reputation a boxer had. If Median wan
one of tho ten performers on a card Willie
really was tho htar magnet for a capacity
house
Whllo here last jear Meehan won an een
doyen bouts When he decided to leae the
Hast behind for a return to Ills San Fran
cisco homo he had another attraction than
the ylng nround the California dlggln's It
wat tho little, round, smiling face of Sadye
Flood Willie, although he was In lino for a
lot of bouts nnd much of the filthy Muff,
wanted to get back to the old home hearth
and IIi:U side.
Now Willie is back among us, really on a
honeymoon, and at the time on another en
ture In eastern flstlo competition Meehan
hadn't stepped from a Pullman at Broad
Street Stntlon half an hour before he was
signed up for a bout at the Olympla Club.
Mntchmaker Jack Hanlon didn't know and
doesn't yet, who he would select for the Fat
Boy's opponent. He wanted Willie's signa
ture and got It for an engagement October
ID Probably Jack Dillon will be tho other
boxer In the star bout that night, or else
maybe Harry Oreb, of Pittsburgh, or Billy
Miskle.
Boxed Four-Rounders
While back home Meehan made the rosin
fly, lambasted as many as fifteen heavy
weight opponents and pleased coast fans In
four-round bouts Of the fifteen contests
In which he participated Willie lost only
one referee's decision, which, Kugen Chris
topher says, started such a scandal at Seat
tle that tho game was killed there.
It will bo remembered that only two days
ago Gunboat Smith left New York for
Trlsco for the purpose of meeting Meehan
In a fcur-round bout next Friday night.
The Gunner didn't know It and won't until
ho reaches Frisco, that Meehan was on his
way here Meehan explains that he hadn't
agreed definitely to box Smith, as a differ
ence In money caused Meehan to hold off.
Then when ho saw that he wouldn't bo given
the purse he thought he deserves Meehan
eald, "Well, wife, let's pack up and strike
out for tho i;ast."
This is Mrs. Walcctt'a first visit to this
part of the country In fact, It Is the first
time that Willie's manager has been out
of California Although only In Philly one
diy, Mcchun'a most enthusiastic rooter says
that she likes It here and will remain Just
us long ait Willie cares.
And Willie says ho will stay Just as long
as he can get bouts.
New Faces at National
Two strangers In this city will apear In
respective bouts at the National tonight.
Hmrc dc Grace Entries for Monday
First race, selllnr, maiden two-year-olds. A
furlonza Caronna, 114. Will Boon, 110, Odal
isque. 107. 'Jose de Vales 107: Ideal, 10.',
Motokn, 102. Simon Pure, 110, Mill Hace, 100.
Scarf. 107. -Stalwart. Ja , 103, Caveman, 10V
Donnerella, 10.!, Austral, 110. Thomar, 107.
tLoulse V 110, MrHh Idol, 101 ItCarman
entry )
Second rare selllnr, two-year-olds, 8H fur
longs Miss Sweep, 108, Juanlta HI, 101; Pas
anlnl, HIS, Hope, 09, June llus, 107, Scab
bard. 104 Tumble In, 102. "Peeper. 84. 'Fusty
Hoots 107, Mr. Dooley, 102, 'Tell Me, 102.
Third race, selling, three-year-olds and up.
0 furlongs Xylon 122, King Tuscan, 11J,
Langdon, 109 8lr William Johnson 107; 'Bond,
10.1, "Polly J., 03, Vermont 117, Baraac, 1W,
Murphy, 112 Alex Ueti. 107, Josenna Zarate,
104. Uobert Ilradley, 112. Tie Pin. 110. 'Ada
lid 111 'Peter Jay. 103, 'Money. 102 Also
eligible Dslancey. 112, King llaggott.103.Lel
crater. 110, Varda 11 , 10U, Tarquln, 114,
Qloarnlng, 114
Fourth race, the Delaware Purse, three-year-olds
and up, 1 1-16 miles Wooden Shoes, 108:
Waukeag, 105; Judge Wlngfleld, 09. Prlnca
Henry. 10S Delancey. 103. Harry Shannon, 89;
Celto, 103. Klldle, 102, Laiy I.ou. 00.
Fifth race, claiming, three-year-olda and up,
1 mile 70 yards Paymaster, ltd. Impression.
112. (loldy. 112, Isabella H , 107. 'IllUle B ,
107. 'Lady Hob, 88. Choctaw, 110. Harry
Lauder 11J. Living Lustra. 109, Wonderful, 10;
Hmlthneld. 107, Smuggler, 113. Perpetual, 112;
Hidden Star. 100; Master Karma. 106, Hroom
Corn 104. Also eligible Arbitrator. 106. Rich
ard Langdon. 112. 'Montreal, 104; Mary War
ren, 109, Mr. Mack. 112. 'llurllngame, 101
Sixth race, three year-olds and up, 1 mile and
70 yards Cliff Field, lid, Hllk .Hlrd 112.
Nannie MeRee 109; Annie lidgar, 103, Nettle
Walcutt. 102. Mlss Itepresent. 98. Flora. 112,
Ambrose, 11J Plumose. 101), Humiliation, 107,
Lottery 101 Pharaoh, 112, Kemont, 112,
F.Ila man 103. 'Prohibition 107 Hickory
Nut US Also eligible Tom Caro 1U7, Kd
Hond, 107 Malheur It J. I'rlm Harry. HJ.
Far Away 107, Hcorpll. 112.
Heventh rnce, selling three-year-olda and up
1 1-10 miles Bert Post 114. Sky rilot, 106.
Ocean Prince. 109. 'Marlanso. 104. llurlln
game. 100 'bull 97, Phil Ungar. 112, Lucky
ft. lOO.Ooodweod l66 ltagle lol Man inj.
Charles Francis 109, No Manager. 10t 'Air
man. 109, 'Hampton Dame, 101 'Mannchen,
t7 Also eligible 'Tootsie, vt, -1'reeton Lynn,
Five pounds allowance claimed
Weather, clear, track, fast
Soccer League Meeting on Monday
The Philadelphia Soccer Football League will
hold Its Prit meeting of the season Monday
night, at the North Uranch T. M. C. A., Oer
mantown and Lehigh avenues. There are still
several openings In the league for teams.
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OLYMPIA A. A.fc&f&.i'ffi.
MONDAY KKSVSO.THKn. ,il "'
Young ratrena vs. Jimmy Brawn
Jimmy Hint vs. Wally Nelson
Voang t'aaney vs. Bwmy Valgtr
Ism Jo Borrell ye, garUr Oeoest TaHf
Kid WMUm v. Gm Lawit
X, Bed. Baa, 4k tfc. Am atoa, m
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IS HERE AGAIN,
to Do Some Boxing $F i
H. JAFFE
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night
, poirrir A. P. It. O, Al Wasner defeat
Johnny Mrtininlln Mike Rurns stopped. a
Welsh, second! Johnny Irsl wen from JjHsi-
Cr Klffhle, Idille Dniler beat Tommy. f"h
er, loanc Vddie tVatood trimmed Johnny
ostello.
. CAMI1HII A. P. Lonlslana wen frw
Andy llurnt, Joe Koons stopped Tddle peter,
flfthi Tonvnr tlarmsn won. from liener
llDthet. (ioedle Welch drew with Yaunr Tur.
ner. Eddie Flynn won from Toons; Horner.
. NEW TORK nrnny Leonard knocked oe.
I.o Johnson, flrsti Paddr Horns outpointed
onnr Red McDonald. Kid Jacoba alopijesl
Hob Ile. second! Jimmy rannas defeaPM
lounc (oolex. r-allor Johnny Moron stopped
Johnny tarts, second.
rirrsnfnoil lVanVIe CalUban defeated
lounf (loldlr.
I'ROMDRNn:, R. I.-Atbnny Resner wea
from lounr .Montreal.
They are Dick Stosh. of Cleveland, an
Jack rtusto, of New Orleans Stoth la a
former amateur boxer, and, since turning;
pro, he shows a record of twentyVthreej
bouts and no defeats, llusso admits he had
to leao New Orleans because none of th
lightweights there would have any of hla
game Tho N. O. boy Is In tho sama
stable with Johnny Dundee, and Scotty
Montelth sas that Russo Is a flghtlntT
lullopalooio that fights all the time. -
Kddle McAndrews will make his season's)
debut lit tho star match at the National1
tonight and he will assist materially In ln-i
troduclng Ktosh to tho Philadelphia fans.
Hddle has been keeping himself In shape all
summer As McAndrews Is anxious tar.
anolhe" meeting with Champion BennfrJ
Leonard, the Manayunk boy hopes to B9"
away to a flying start.
Hddle Wagond, the walloping wop, who
proed his toughness by staying wlthf,
Charley White for six rounds, will be Bus
so's foe No better opponent could be select'
ed for Russo to proe hla worth, and no
matter how good the New Orleans lad lav
he will hae to do some tall stepping.
Terry McIIugh, formerly Terry McQov
ern, of Allcntown. will meet Joe Dorter
In one of the prelims Mike nrtle, of St,
Paul, and a brother of Johnny, who hasa
claim In for the bantam belt, will be op
posed to Mucklo Iltley, nnd the opener will
bo between Tommy Baker and Johnny
Vlggl.
Another Club in the Field
Starting next Friday night, three clubs'
will hold weekly bouts Tommy Ulley la
getting Into the promoting field by reopen
Ing the well-known Nonpareil Club, in op
position to the Cambria and Southern Ills
Initial attraction Is a bout between Jacle
McCloskey and Andy Burns, at 120 pounds.
"It Is tile match 'that uptown fans hava
been clamoring to see for a month," Riley
says. Young Lawrence, of Camden,, is to ap
pear In the bemlflnal, with Jack Brady as
tho other semlflnallst. Other bouts -wilt
bring together Joe Gelger and Mike Burns.
Ben Harris nnd Battling Edwards and
Johnny Bradley and Terry Hanlon.
Oussle Lewis is "Jebbln" em op" nicely
at Adam Ryan's these days. The youngster
has lmproed so well that ho Is expected
to wade through the bantam class for an
other tilt with Bantam Champ "Pepper
Potey" Herman before tho season wanes.
Monday night at the Olympla Club. Lewis
will meet Herman's most insistent chal-.,
lenger, and Gus, If he expects to get at
Petey agiln, mustn't allow Kid Williams to
return to Baltimore a winner Monday night.
Young Joo Borrell and Sailor George Volkv
a pair of rough-and-ready slam-bang- Ms
tlsts. are booked for the semi. Young;
Chaney Is to meet Benny Valger, Jimmy"
Blute and Wally Kelson are paired and
Young Patrono Is to box Jimmy Brown.
Macks Get Jump on
Coveleskie in Second
Continued from Pago On
ward running catch of Chapman's fly. Mo
runs, no hits, one error.
Jamleson flled to Roth. Evans threw out
Groer. Chapman threw out Bodle. No
runs, no hits, no errors f
FOUHTII INNINO
Speaker walked. Iloth hit Into a double
play, Bates to Grover to Mclnnls. Harris
singled to right, Harris stole second. Wamby
lined to Bush. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Chapman threw out Bates. Strunk fanned.
Mclnnls filed to Chapman. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
FIFTH INNING
Bush threw out Evans. Shannon threw
out Billings. Coveleskie fanned. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
Shannon filed to Graney. Plclnlch lined
to Chapman. Bush grounded to Harris. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Murray and Rosner Matched
Johnny Iloener. New York flmselght. and Bat
tling Murray, of Philadelphia hava bren matched
and will be In tha star bout at the ltroadway
next Thursday night.
As part .of the war recreation program for
the drafted men at Camp Dodge. Ilea Moines,
la , Oovernor Harding and other prominent
State and rltv officials are trying to set tba
New Tork Nationals and Chicago American to
play an exhibition rame at the camp after tha
world a series
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