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BODIE GONE THE LIBERTY BELL HAS A CLEAN TITLE AS THE ONLY HOME ATTRACTS
WIRE. PENCE AT SANDWICH
EBALL HAS ITS PUBLICITY
THE CONVALESCENT
PUTHERRESHOFFOUTOPLAST1
ARS, BUT COBB IS FINEST
i
LITTLE' AD MAN OF THEM ALL
rJy$;fV 'R'r-vw .'?'??f'F" viTrpTWTftf ',
PTthiMK HE'LL Be AW
out sooiv.. f He Jg yyyy
DoGSM'T IMPROVE Ju--S553" 'S
LET Nae -CnOUJ AND XZS
I'LL CA.L 110 MV ' ' I
1 PACtTWER -DR. PB1L . Y,
BRITISH AMATEUR TOURNEY
Had Squared His Match on Seventeenth Only
to Be Eliminated by Unfortunate Inci- ,
dent on the Home Hole
Hy CHAIILES (CHICK) EVANS, Jr.
i. v,tt( i' f?olt In tlift nftrtinon c.Att i ..
f
minently Before Public Every Day of Play
fing Season and Pulls Clever Feature
Stuff Durinsr Winter Month's
S veteran critics with chin whiskers still discus tho telntlve value
nrlvrrtlsllir nrnnml fiie, fireside
"itatta ended it Ions while hack among
golnc forward All comera admit
anst Ihn cotmrni iniiix , dire. In fnri
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counted ns nnuccess ineo uas mat, mu ouiuiuk i i'i"" -
fipreat, on tho programs or on tho billboards.
t eoiAdvcrtlstng Is well known In baseball. Tho pastime lias Its stnncn
dy and well established figures;
er. Tho seasons lurid Hashes
''Cubs, and Frazce. of the lied S'o;
tlie limelight during tho last session
trades or alleged trndes mo Alexander. Homsby. l'ratt and llcrzog.
Advertising sharks may come nnd
world, however, but there is one
JfljiA, class entirely by himself, Just as
SgiiSfn.y-llttlo posy that blooms perennially
ifm full flower throughout the ear, and when It comes to commanding sue
M headlines, space In type and piomlncnce in the pictorial stuff none can
!;'';-pptoach lilm for u minute
.! t TVimiNr: the. mimmpr months nil
A. I V M J .1 . . .1. t I .- . ..!-.. l..t,
i: .,. unu lailS CM-.lC.l IH HI liuy null,
& limn nf lltn It t. el. ,11 tit Hers .ithl
u 'Vf V. ..... vt.f.uu.l ,....,...- ......
r League, whoso regular sessions
fp t previous car's work In connection with Ills entile unparalleled
. career on tho diamond.
Takes a Hand Himself
lj&$VSTllll.V: -thousands of dollars of
SA Cobb'a activities during tho winter
byr the Blushing Teach docs not rely
b."ctlve and each jear sees some new
KiJip tho player and his personality
?r;titlrA pniintnv
w..., w ,,.
, Whatever the season's trading
best of It. Thero alwas Is a lull In swapping or a ollma following otlui
fblff deals, and every season Iho Cobb salo um nppears Just ut the time
iiyjWo'BCt the greatest advcrtWIng. It was
Lnd also, as usual. It grew out of notliing more tangible tlian n conversaiion
'fcetween Sillier ltugglns nnd Owner Nnvlu during th ulg league meeting In
SpNew York. Mack's getting Tlrsst llacman Uiirns In n roundabout barter
terns to )lao been tho final outcome
lt'jreport had more basis this season thnn usual. It tisuallv comes fioni a
if' iat between Hugh Jennings or Navln with umc otlicr ilub ofllclal upon
. tU anlilrt nf tlin weather or the war
jf'',V" But this salo or trade bluff Is entirely Inadequate. It Is even lnsulTl-
I. (V'elent when It Is considered that papers alt over the country nro publishing
l&Wndlcato and private tjpewrlter product during the off -season telling of
.th -wonders of tho demon performer.
PS' upon which somo favorable and wide
.ASaiters into the prints uuung tnc wintertime.
&..
l-? TT 1VAS Publlshcd ll,at ,,1C Groat
i ha or l" arail, nnu It increioro
SW1" 'impression naturally to follow
pjjrf slacking.
S3f raillUU UrlUUV lliiuiva
ISA means of giving tho public the correct situation, papeis throughout
Slk. ..... wAAAnt, n nn clt An rtrnmrt lit! 1 1 tn nrlut fi r-ll-Yiiien ct fl,n
B.lieBae llfo of Tjrus and his dependencies, the occno depicting tlio plajer
WT'..f. ... .... .- ii..,- -n
gJBTOgl)" BUrrOUnUCU U IIIU lUllo lUllv
Tiew the plcturo and not reallzo tho
itlc Tyrus has all the necessary
LVW Hln at this time, besides the responsibility of having tho burden of
i the entire Tiger aggregation resting
fciV Another strong offseason card Is
fy?Jn sympathy of tho plaer for other
EZtJ .situation effectively ana Willi mo usual puouciiy oy giving .- ueposition
f lnat Xlntil Tlnll Cnhh wont all
Jv'teltow members of tho piofcsh and
knows bolter than Cobb that a
wX'tlia fans Generally aro behind the plavers In their managerial disputes, no
atter what may bo said upon the subject
, IVt.A. .! ... tu ..ri.ltilni. It, n Ti f.tVtlt etfltl' tli-tt nnnnitla I., txinnn..
V- j, AI1VTU ttlllttjo la Buutctiniitj ttt
i?lCjBterest lit a big way, whether it is
Z faThe speed, daring and general prowess
BHt psychology that has tho great star
J other fellow. This comes In last and
!,. Halah of the detective jam when wit nnd resource always triumph.
BP
isr X BiVTPM' Onrv In nnlnf reeentlv came from Rnv ninntii.in
a-1t IX ...
ir -Cobbs greatest base-stealing
vfe Collins, who tells" why It Is that
3r 1b the business to touch with tho
y& Tn Una 'Kin Skinned. Sans Chamnnn
KT'S. "
1HAPMAK has no hesitancy in saving that Cobb Is the hardest man lu
''the business to touch when sliding Into n base, nnd gives many reasons
iMr.thls expert opinion.
f ?Z$ 'Reason No. 1 Is bee;
because Ty Is so
Reason No. 2 1 lecauso Ty ' the
,vJteason No. 3 Is because Ty nks faster than unj other plaer.
si Reason No. -I. last, but by no means least. Is because ion never know
(lY$ut how Ty Is coming Into the bag.
Chapman saja that time ana again,
v it after taking tho throw from
often. Ray insists that when ho
tjf tho bag and whirls around,
reach will slide right In where the
i . .
Even the rocis t ma i y a t avoritc auoject
ball players get a serious look-in from the rhvmcsters. Outside of
'&Z
noetic Jots few ever insplro tho
Xvery once In a while, however, a Ty
t'ftklC and hero Is one In point which
yfrwnatl Magazine; ,
K t-r swaggered up trom uixieianu, a hia ot nineteen jears. to gather
'Mr'JIeague shekels and corral the big time cheers. He came w$th ginger,
MM) ana sanu, a -rep,- a cocKy smue,
VaM.burap the pill a mile. And now,
&XPM4 patties not, u" ivikus luinnnc m
jjpi flashy feats .wring howls of Joy
iWgtt Speed and 'Jazx' can always raise
lynamlto and random's ncctle mou,
lit 01 v,ooo. Aye, lyrus mo lerrmc, wain nis scrap ana sassy grin,
uhlng spikes and speed and bat
and tho Idol of. the bugs, the
KijNrd who slugs, is king ot all
I squats upon nis oauaom tnrone, a crown.upon his bean. Through'
t playing season, every fan exhales a screech and raves and rants
sts and roars about the Georgia reach; and all the winter Stove
bugs discuss his mighty fame
JBisjck a baseball game. And. as
old atovo hot and 'fan' about
l' Charlie Street Now in
I Bank Gowdy ot the Southern
above the draft age to enlist
f.tor the last three jears receiver for the Nashville club. Walter
k'a old battery mate, who held
' major league soelety. now is
States Knglneers, wlthr
'am one ot those who caught
aent when that leat was
gun Js predicted for Street,
i fast as he talks. Ills middle
Germany Schaefer'
3K spirit is a tine thing., and
1 Hempstead, ot the Yanks, has loaned Germany Schaeffer to
i oU 'college, to coach the
MOitr Uufsin
of the Home for thn Aged, but til"
those looking forward with a view
that ndvcrtisinK pays. " raJ '"g.
Hint tin liull Idtinl or enterprise mnv
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nUo It has Its fnlso nlarms ami Its
among cluo owners are vvecgnma.i, i
while plajers enjoying tho big spot
of tho Winter I-cague as n result
publicity w hales may go In the bSse
slmon-Duro genius In the game one
he Is as a baseball player and that
In the advertising garden nnd stav s
Cobb has to do to Keen the P.vpci
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ill- 13 int.- iiutiii t,ti..--,t...,.
lie l ll tl.ainstl.V of tilO WllltCl
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nre taken up with recounting hii
During the Wittier Season
freo advertising space Is devoted tn
reason, tho great publicity bureau
upon tnc sen starling sum. u gci
business being put over calculated tn
In full view of the fan tlock of the
,
news may be, Cobb nlwavs gets the
n great success this jcar, as usual.
of the. rumor, but in any .event tlie
or their favorite beverage.
Some original and startling stuff
reaching publlcltv maj be hung nlwavs
Tl r" C "a 'clinically liable
ueciiiuo in.'uv---siii. ii it-iiuu uif
that there was a possiblllt.v of
i uoaiuiL- uiutmi VyMiiitc
.. .!. r I.. i. v- i.i
Ull uic miiin; ru'L' " UIIU uuuill
appeal. It Is plain nnd in fact cm-
safeguards against being sent against
upon His shoulders.
to put over something that Indicates
p:acrs nnd the fans. Cobb met this
lht wav to St. l.ollis tn ilpfpml llU
gave them n clean bill of health. No
plalcr defenso also Is a fan play, for
j .wt- o.v. .. t.tut t.,'j'vti.j iw iiuuiriii
started by tho pla.vcr or tho writers.
always nro there, but also the touch
thinking faster and outguessing the
corresponds to the c.ulck turn at the
.... .....
rival last season excepting iJUUio
the Georgian Is the hardest man
ball.
' --
fast
best slider In the game
i: jou hcep tho ball where jou re.
tho catcher, jou'll probably retire Ty
takes a throw from tho catcher In
expecting Ty to try to como In behind.
throw originally came, nnd vice versa.
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songsters to the fervor of singing.
Cobb verso appears with real "pep'
appeared in the March issue of the
anu orougnt a nailing wallop that
beyond the trail of years and dla-
uiuiuuui iu me nugiity King or swat.
fromcv,ery bleacher guy, his nerve
a frenzied cry. His war club's made
lu pop-eyed adulation all goes mad
of nitroglycerin: the terror of the
prlnoe of cushion stealers: czar of
the diamond guys the game has ever
and tell how Tj's terrific punch
they wait for spring to come they
this Tearing Ty, the mighty king
United States Engineers
League and the only Southern League
U Charlie Street, former Washington
his steam ball during his first fgur
at Fort - -, Va., with the Twen-
the rank o. .orgeant. Street will be
a ball from the top of the Washing-
going the rounds. A career with a
upon the idea that he might be able
name is "dabby." ,
Loaned to Lafayette
the remark is illustrated by the fact
baseball team. IVrhaps it is figured
wHI play' better ball this year and
. clc Altrook will continue
LAST LEAGUE GAME
FOR PENN TONIGHT
1 Champion Quakers in Final
1 Basketball Game With
Princeton
AFTEK CLEAN SWEEP
The lntiolIcKlatc ba-kctball iham
(ilons of renulvanl.t engage In their
it.., I....-,,.. ...ttir.ki nf 1I11- nrM nl .ea-
. , ,. . , m 1...,
ou wheivtlieyiiieel I'rlm-itonnt lli-et.
town tonight 'Iho battln do"i not dote
Iho - a'Oii fur tht Quakers, but It l
the tlnal one for them of th- leagui
car
lotplti- the fait that the I'uimploti-
ship has t'fen illnihed, the r.ed ami
Itlue plavirs are going after the k-
torj, tonight as 11 i"1- ""l i"-'y
.i.i m iiM-nn-n 1 in" riiiuvi'
Ing In tho circuit but a triumpu wcmiu
allow the IMm aggn gallon to tic tlio
re.'oiil of ten league vuiuiits ttn,,.....
a defeat, a feat that has not been ae
ronipUtlud t-lnee Columbia turned the
iriel. tint- hack I.i the l'.'03-0t reason
renn has not bi.ittn the Tigers at
rrineeton in man ears Jivm wheir
the chamnlonslilp was won In 1915-li"..
tin) Ornng.' and Wack was victorious
over the Quakers hi .ler.se Jounht's
men haw an reellint chance of lop
ping the honors this Mar and the ate
the favorites, although a ard game Is
e MlOLlcd.
t., inttre ".noes rem tin for the Ueil
and Blue to plat and both are slated
for out-of-town One Is with Kochcster.
at ltothester. nest Thurnia ingnt anu !,lct0I1 being contemplated The otnt
'the other with SraeU!:C at i-racuo, ,,,,, ,omCs from an alien melropol s,
the following night ami In the past the etuff has been corrtot
.-.vracuhe is the onl tiam that has y0 ,-ou,t temperamental Till would
beaten the Quaker., this ..eason nnd ec0,e .v change, for a job with th
Ooaeh Jourdet and his pup. Is nre do- A. tl,8 l,ar 3 not lonsldered a pro
termlned to win over th Orange. When moton 0,,lv In the Chinese lincunge.
Hddle Pollard's aggregation triumphed t s pieatant feeling to bo anchored
at W'elght.nan Hall, renn plaed with- ln j),,, 0eilar for sl months, far nwav
out the 'crvhes of Captain Lew Martin from the gang that Is fighting it oul
and Andy Sunnard, the clever little fl)r a siico f tilc world's ssrlcs coin
forward, was dUqualiliid In the tlrst walUer is too temperamental to be In
half for four personal fouls it will , mltej vljti, such torture, and an wav
bo a different team that will face 10 wol,i(' rather do his suffering in
t.tracuso In tho set-ond engagement. ! N-ftt York- Also, to add to the drab
'The line-up for tonight follows effect of the piiture. Connie l-n't break.
renn Prim etoM mB i,ls arm handing out big bales of
Stannird .. forward r mble ,, t0 tatifv the Vravlngs of an am-
.seene- . '"evtard llorne s.t.-irv" Thoughts of New York
Dal la
et-nn-r lijiui
Vlartln
Peck .
BUartl
uard
Oreyi
Tajlor
' KILLEFEU SIGNS WITH
CUBS; ALEX HOLDS OUT
CHICAGO
March
llill
Killefer
.wht wan nurehtireii from the l'lilhfes
'ttlltt l!r.tt.e I'let ol.ilnl .V!o. I tiller. l..t
night elg.ied bin contract with the Cubs.
j aresjrdlne to a telegram to Manager
Mitchell from Killefer. who Is hpending
! Iho winter .it I.OS Angeles Killefer had
been a holdout The tt rms of tho con-
I tract were not announced.
Mitchell also retelved word that l.cs
llo Mann, whu left the team last vear
to take up Y. M C A Hthletlc work
.it arm i.nnps. had been granted his
, dlschargo ami would Join the team at
Pasadena, Cal Mitchell also announced
that Claude HeudrK had signed and
I that Alexander and one or two others
are now tho only phi) era not In line
i WHITE SOX GET STUNG
FOR WORLD SERIES TAX
New Tork Giants will have to kick In
with some of the loot they picked up
when they ran second In the world's se
ries last ear Zimmerman. Kauff, et al .
are taking comfort from the fact that
ntemliera nf the. Cl.Ic.iirn White Sot till)
have to pay a bigger chunk than the
'Giants, for they got tho big end of the
'coin 'Virtually all of the big league
ball pla)ers will have to contribute to
, the Income tax. and as som of them
never In their lives pild any kind of a
tax they will bo denlslm; wajs and
means to make the club owners pay by
a boost In salary.
ICORWIN HUSTON WINS
AMATEUR BILLIARD TITLE
DETROIT. MlOlf.. March S. Corwln
Huston, of this city, won the Class A
national amateur billiard championship
here last night by defeating Charles
Heddon. e.f Dowaglac. Mich.. 300 to :04,
In the final game of life tournament.
Huston and Heddon had been tied
for first place almost from the start
Latest Freak Delivery
Sounds Like a Highball
fltrliee Walker will brine Mmelhlnr
pe&rlnc ImII"
nw to iq sniisnai irKue-in
ben a linea up with
tbe tuba thla teMa,
li Is aiti itbin
te tin i
It la .al.
mar uyslrrlaiia than
as fain isiy was.
Mathews!' famous fada-away was.
II'. tka
Ike cnstteit Ulna 1'te seen In
' aaU Mauser Mluhell. "The
! btfsn lasUltil mi leavlnc
naseuut.
Mil
la piKar- una ami as not rvBMr
Boosts and Bumps
U KOBEUT Y. MAXWELL -Tilly
May Leave Us Scon
Hmi.MI'l.r. JII.NT.1, T1I.IA
JL I.Ki:is one of t'ic pilze p.ik-
agts t.ttntiv ,itorir(l hv I'ontu Ma.k
It slnt'il f.,r iho l.mg lung j. nriiPJ
hefnre the l''li ba(bjll m ion gett
under vva 1 ilh was tl.. tan- hnrs
oiittlelder on tl.p lied su tuim lat rnr
and his hus tlmtigbt hi much of his
wo.k that he was traded to the A
In .1 deal vvlikli sent Stuff MclnnH to
tho town inad- famous bj "r.unkcr 1 1 111
Wording to the ilie the tempcra-
Incn( utpol Hm n fic (li(j rf
fw.lH r th0 tlntlnnabulatiiic tlnwaie
x,,ili will be .ittaihcd b foncrvatlvp
cm,,. I.ofoic s-ending htm over the
' hills .irnl far awn Tt Is run-orid that
Walker will lind In New York and ,n-
,,.lt a jt) tll tUc Yankees fur the
flnmmr, wh'ch iiroml-ei him Ion of
escre so itmi outdoor work t tlr-
I
( ewrtllnp ai 0f w,Ci, makes it a per
fetllj K()0l, ,mnor
Talk-, i,ii,e a clam
."onnle Mail, will Ni.r duiu-14 any
nf the trades ho has In mind It i just
as east- to get next to the secret fluff
it Shine rark as taming .1 stepladder
throuch a rottilt Iticr ,lnor Trv It toma
time tiway. mo'i of the news eon-
eerning tho MacKinls has been frwlptd
from tho nut-of-town pipers, and the
l.tii-t li.eenv dls.loei the fatt that
Miller Hoggins will gel 1 lllv WalKer
i to do a brother inf In the garden viith
mtr fnmier cirllp rr.ircler. IMrir ftodle.
rirg t.ouie,
j -S- ono vnntt!, bow- the deal Is tn be put
timing!., nor can one tell if the trans-
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,re celling moro plisisant every minute
rrTni.
Alwavs Unfortunate
I ....tt ..I.. . I.i tieett nn Ullfortll-
, ,,.,,; i t."ovnm ..go. when he w..
I doing time In t i.ooie, iris .--"
was robl to t leventui ai '"
vacancy on the r.ed ho team and all
Tlllle was asked to do was Jill ll.o shoes
left vacant bv tho thumping Tnu.
Walker was pleased to barn he was
alvnit to be tdilpned to a regular ball
ilub and accepted Ida new Jo'i will, all
ot the joy and onthuslann of a bloke
about to take a high dive Into a pile of
bricks He lcielied lit of encourage
mint and ever one predicted he would
make good except the reiddents of Hos
ton and the other plairs on the team
The welcon.e-to-our-clt" was plajed
with reverse Kngllsh
Hut Tilly was not dUmaed. He
buckled Into the Job. laced up the big
brogans left b Trls and proceeded to
make good The cultured set In the
stands sat back nnd never gave tho new
man a tumble for a couple of weeks, but
when he kept up Ills sensational work
many remarks were passed on his "In
herent ablllt t cavort on tjj baseball
greensward." or words to t.iat effect.
Tilly bad no more speed than Hour
less in bis race with Omar Khajyain and
his batting was of the Tycobblan. va
riety Soon he became a star and after
ward developed a temperament It can't
bo helped
Quarreled Willi Jawn
I-ast year the speed merciant sot In
bad with Jack Barry and did not play
In all of the games. Aside; from hlsi
pinch hitting he appeared in nlnety-sit
contests, batted ,H6 and had a lleldlne
average ot 972. He was considered one
of tho very best bets for this ear, how
ever, until Pavld Belasco Fraiee upset
the dope and chased him to Shlbe Park.
And now comes another strango twist
of fate. Assuming remember. AS
SUMING that Tlllle will be among ut
this season, he will take the place of
Amoa Strunk. regarded as the VEItY
lest outfielder In the land, with the pos
slble exceptions of Cobb and Speaker.
After coins through one harrowing ex-
perlenca up In IUwston. he Is asked tot
play an encore In Philadelphia. No i
wonder he wants a-chango of scenery!
No wonder he Is temperamental!
Ed Walsh Lands Job '
Bis I'd Walsh,' once the terror
ot the big league batters, has returned
to the bit: show. The greatest moist
ball burler of all time threw his arm
out while, pitching- for the White Sox
and after two years ot Idleness was
allowed to drift. He tried a come
back with the Boston Braves last year.
but It was not impressive, and once
t 1 .tea with on of the Ills Icasu"
ml tlu wti but rvcr.v rftuit wan
rthuffid tin' I 1 ii-ldcr Joiios -Igneil him
a nae!i of the p uher- on the St I.mn
Ilomn-
Walsh ta-e I- one nf the trage.be'
"fba-ibtll lie 1 1 not old In e ir, but
In effectiveness ho Is Jif-t as good as .1
man or tirtj 1 he strong tight arm on
wbiih he depended to foil the opposing
latuneii with his trenirmlous speed and
1 wiiite.i. iirrni.ini: itirves failed him and
t went "dead lie was a spltball pit. her
and one nf the most powerful in the
game In one vear he twirled in llftv.
two contevtr. width still Mands 'as the
lnm-inan rceoril In the big leagues liven
the might Ale .Kver ncioiuplUhed that
' feat
Pound No Cure
A m'rplaied nerve In the right shoul
der lau-ed the downfall of 1M Walfb
He consulted ever i-peel.Ilst In the
fnl.cd bl.ites with no result until he
flnallv was adjlscd to give th Injury
the Tom iurf" lie his taKen gno'd
care ot lilmclf uaua lool.s to bo in per
fet t phvkal trim At tho meeting In
iw orlf last month It was a pahetle
pig'.t tn fee W'alfh apntoiili nianacer
after manager. oil (i ho liirno,. ,t.,tiii
They did not want Inm 1'ivo jears
asi no would Iktvo heeu iinsldorod
cheap at Jin.OOo "'lodi he found I.
, hard to get a HICK) lontratt
I Jonei has g.ven lii- 1M a iham- to
e wne baik ' Ho ha bei n emplocrl to
t oach the pitchers, liut If ho ivin uhntt
enure of the old i unu.tig which turned
bail, the batters four vears .ir-rj he will
no used as a regular hurler iomelhing
Holder Jones Kidlj needs this ear
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I'll I LAUELPH I AiS b Li (J b iti
I'lNIIIlLT.T, N C Manh ?
II .' roivue.s and his foil, C. It
l'ow ne both of Oaltinont, will meet In
the tlnal lout.d of tho annual Miring golf
torunamenl here t"d.iv. II l"ownc
!idva.i.cil ; i Held n bv defeating I. 1
1 '! r. In a in.itih in whlii. he led nil
the wav low tn s made the outward
journey In 41 strokes ami was 1 up at
the turn After winning the 10th he
halved the Hill with 2i"-foot putt and
won the ISth hv lalng an npproiili
dead After losing the 13th b poor play
l'ow ties won the Hth bv holing from oft
.i, ...i -..i .i. i-.i. i. . .,. - i.
tho wind and tlie loth b a par .". giv.
Ins him the mate'i bv I anil S
C It Vrltnos eljmlnstei. 1 It rti.es
It . ,.,,,l.i !.,., I i I .,,.,, ,
b a margin of 3 and 1 lie was out
In 4t ine'luillng a T on tlie 7th. and
turned three up Winning S an. losltiR
1 of the nevt ,i holes made him dor.nle
I. ami
after lolng : holes be ended the
nritih on the ljtli with a
ono under
par
Among tho I'hiladelphlans O. W
Ptatrell Aronlmlnk and 1 1 Hallow ell.
Old York Itoad. vtero beaten In the,
third division IMnM OarrefT, l'rank
furd. and W T. Verlcnden Lausdowne,
loot In tho seventh. Clnrles (Jlllllaiul
I'hlladelphla Countrv Club, vton and
1' T lliifklils rrankford. Int In the
tt nth. while T M rilrgerald, I.ans.
d ne, wis defeated in the coasolatlon
the eleventh
JPMiPiPvu
TN AIIIMTJU.V to tne ma. y --
1 uulmet and TubUs in 1 i 1. ,t '
?K'eS!.5n'0rJ,J,iVeeoVS.?h"rd
mncr iiui:nit"j -- ,),.
""
.ifuai or 1111 w'
dghtcenthgieon
I'laved Splendid (iolf . m
11 .. n.it.L tit .t Tied Heiit'liort
I do not think that 1 eu ' '
"" ""..... ... ..ll. fn. Ill vcrv
Ims jeceiveu suiiilk.u i.--. - -- . . .-
sides In this ma "-". -', unt
.thlt The match was vpij '-'".. . ..
.. ., ; i .. it.n H.rreshoit won
the eleventh hole, when "res. o
four hole in uccwu.' d ,
This did '10'e,l1.Iohlf vacation o.
f..r the .lav Owing to hlsjacaw.
ImlUl. mK tho Hon Michael
lie was ijuur.ir "'., . ,
Sports Served Short
.tnliii It. Te-nrr will attnd th epenlnf
Eame ef the cjl tnts this ieaon for thn first
time 1.1 tt, e ho lietams presllnt of th M
luiial 1 acue .
..,,.. 1. Iliinn. nf Jeffet- Oltv a mem
br nf .lie nenlor elaM un eleete.1 captMn
the co-nine ,-on lie Imh nUseil eecen I
t ... - ... ..hb tlltSt tl.AAlltlu fplAll
i38 ir two i-,""' .-ui... '-": -
n. ur th, aviation eorp. but failtd.
traeVWnaVAT.B,ta"!h.eii -USielVrrKe'd'S
hrra Ga ani win no innoei nii en
b I'Urke ilrifnth manager and the other
platire In' tuthii Walter Johnson
liner Iteliertto.l the fleet footed out
flel ler nf the Nm York Giants Is nelna In
plat wi.h the Norfo'K nital lean, this sea
son noWl-on it ho th other dat an
no.il ee, his r tir ment from tnajor leacu
ItjselMll for .he 'lursimn of .ho war Is
now c.nploe1 t tlu Df.artme.it of Juatlee
Vlinrhe V. Vfrliin.lilln. who Is endeared
to the heart of tennis platers throughout
the tounfrj Is novt sert'r; oh aettte sert
le- In the natal reserve IP ttaa ordered
rerenllt- to report for duty on board the
I t' Oregon
.lohii VI. Chinman. manaser of the New
ark elo Iron. Is the tiret tn line to an
npume. himself as a promoter .of boslns
sinte me retain law per.ni.iins me aport in
NVu jersov was rasjed lie has hopes of
etiRlnir louts In Newark an I expects to
make his town tho etnt' r of the KiOt e aame
He lnwnds to hato the first lout oil Me
morlal Da
llotnril "Diirk" 1loln.es, of HaMon o
was aooe.i m i"'"- n ;'i i-.'"-
" "' u",l"": " "' tr.
' 1 rank I. Porrltlon has h.en enlaced tn
enarh ths Secon I Natal Dlitrlet basehatl
team lie etarteu with his bareball career
In his hom town tilth the Newport team of
,h? s'w. J-n.?,,n.'. I,ml afterward
plate 1 with Prottdenee I'hlcasro e'ul e tho
I'hllllca bt liula i ardtnala and llunah
il liaisn, t.ieran puenrr wno was Wltn
ths nnston Urates aft season has been
asked In f l-IJ-r Jnnea manaser of the -
Louis Cardinals to ai company the -lul.
11 Walsh, teteran pitcher who was with
eilUO' Hit Sfl tilW OiltlUIIK JiJIlfJ" PXi'rcif in
uso alsh as an intruttor for his pltchfra
iinv or tne lournaiiu-iii
u.,, it .natch between .TohnlrM.am . n ; .;. -? --y- ;; - uJ. N
II i: Tnlor. reiultliiB I " d.n ho was at his best, reaching ul M
v.rtory foi tho former ; ?olhfr f l lmn , 33, an(1 Herieshoft wa, 3 doi' f
BUbsequent winner ot I lie "en'mlcal v-r Tnd golf at Sandwich . This it! fe
Lionel Mum. who for ltf(1 not tho 0rst. for the time c,w'w
leasom peculiar to Ireland 1 ai Hreslioff was i down and but t i to n $
un. or the name of O I. fcn tn 1Jl(, Alllcan., chance lool.e(, hop,
TI,"r,?MiJdmtSlrovinlni. tml Jut then the Irishman's fS t
werechlcn I. J'J " ,', ml their fel- los' -.nethlng of Its perfection.,;
intiilate 1 rltl-h o''""e",""rh0rt and 1'- d look everv advantage of his -. I
lriiC?.tattronf more". 5 w"re only Ponenf- inMake,, and at th. sev.n!
', "' ' 'finV.J . , ri oul net and Tubb-. teenth hole he bad squaied th mtca
Z? the"?'" 1. ' nnlshed early bv , lucl y and sound play
fliuuhn w ...- . ,i,e jut Diiiuiiunoiv iKilt.CUlII
..! that he .,laSed at Sandwich n oil
,i" ,, lnl,,r, with PUtt ' ms am i.ul ,.h, .t UU....K u.e .uurnamnt. d
' . ini.Vlii' 11 m the third day .1 I m.v vatorics an.l m defeat comlnj M
,p,,1 atlliougli t m me r Qre , leacllC( crresholt ,,! M
of the touinamenl Hoth .oirer proaollei u too ttrong and h3 b,H f
plalne remarka 1,1, well, ay ,0 ,he ,u.c fenw of ,
JT foi both a lle lu te putting, and guen and a, he took his club back for fj
is noted for his excel cm v uu h Mroka t,)(i head f(ruU. t,)o , y
h.,HfWvKmntoVttaPl1l instead of hitting the ball landed ta if
"..'..r,,,?, 2a?airhp"llttaf on both front of It Disconcerted b y hi, .. J
ss'cj - - ... ..., t nr
i&atotf-W- -A
- J-- " -JJ 4
,., , f champlon?h"p hSSSE ll
A ' xa.s before .he ban ? V
riencn amateur cnainn nn.tit.
it,.. i. .,,. .i.uhi ii... ..."' "
If
The eighteenth hole at Sandwich
siemed to give all the Americans h
j - me to it that week a great dal M 4
think that It was becauw
tiv
trouoie . iiuiiiv vnat 11 was etcauit M1
luUnd m frollt r 0..tni. , ,h. KM
Bin. vas unusuall fast I however. $M
le tll hole high, but about Hftctn M
,. ... n,. nn nn n.. wii,. m.
juras ittj.u ...u ,,.., .t ... .,,11, iftu
'jorlunatc occurrence put llerretho.1
t of 10 tournament. Just at tho mo- J
ment when matters were booking mo-t f
and o rea) deMned R b ,
.ii- f, iiiLt M.pii.iVmr-iit fl.vt ?.
ending to a pluck well-fought flgM
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CLEVELAND BOWLER NOW j
SIXTH IN BIG TOURNEY 1
Haytas Only One Rollins to Invade
Ranks of the Ten Sj
v Leaders
i-I.M'INNATI O. Maroh ? Sixth K
piaeo in the individuals was the bert Si
.t 1.l 1- .ft --- '4.1
mat was nacnru u xuc nowiers roil AJ
)ng tho Am,,nn uowInp Consres.
was made b J Hajtas, of Cleveland, 0. ;
nt a score 01 ibV
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two of the best on the
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MOMV i:F.MM3, MAUril 11
VInx Williamson is. onnc Monroa
Lurry Wllllarov vs. tteorce Ash
(hrle vturray is. It, 0. Joe O'Donnt'l
i'rankle Cnllilian t. Ollnr Terry Mrl.dfrr
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