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EVENING tfUBlTlC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1918
Mi.bp.)iifcliiwiimAiifaiiirti t
WE -MACK SHOULD PULL SOME CRICKET STUFF AND' HAVE TEA SERVED AT SIX O'CLOCK
It
LONGGAME RECORDS
SOMEBODY IS ALWAYS TAKING THE JOY OUT OF LIFE
MICHIGAN WILL CUT IN
ON CORNELL TEAM SCORE
IN THE INTERCOLLEGIATES
0R BASEBALL PROBABLE
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UNDER DAYLIGHT PLAN
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1 wji:h'nu - r &rZ&Q I t 1 ' ' y "x o rk'w V '
Gvjess 1 mishtj iyjH . J 1 ,
Bests in .Tunc Mav Be Plavcd Until Nine o'Clock
Without Having to Be Called on Account of
3
Darkness Sun Sets June 21 at 8 :44
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a. .double-header were started
R&
1 until 9 o'clock making It possible
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IfCWVVRB, ou fans, not of the Iiles of March but of Ihe 21st of lune
J-That, you know, Is the most etenilvo dio we have Iheicfnie In
fejhe Phillies, who aie at home to the Huston llraves on that nuiplfinu
ion, play a piolonged contest, don t expect the nmps to call the affair
Pftccount of darkness 01 nnvthlng liecnu'e KrleniJ Sol dnei not letire
)ui evening on that dav until S.14 urloik. the latest he has slued
h.tiif
ran years.
PJtfnder America latch effeulve ifn.v light-saving pi in Inschall gnnies
it.ajttb iu exienu mueiiniiei , recniui mav ue oilmen nt ,,i unit- nnnnv
jjer'ejjsn't a chance even now to call iontets on account of d.irUtn's hefoio
This was shown Wednevdnj aftci noon when the ushingtmi
Sub. with Waller Johnson directing onemtions fiom Hie mound wen!
S4'
eighteen innings, Just two whole games for the pi ice of one ngilnst ( l.iiiue
fcillllatnswho hurled de lue foi the White So, oen if he did tn'-e 1 to i.
i ine aayilgnt saving plan is iihelv to eiiuiuiMi a majoi it.igue lecoiu tor
,'halns any game called on aicount of duknesn Smli a thing nevct
t
ford Was Dosslble. but thi veal it would be uriii isitig if ,inv lontest
gere called because of luck of light If It does happen that .1 game must
Btcalfed this ear for that icason, that ftiu-.is Is going down 111 hisloij as
te longest game ecr plaed or the s'owest
jiyf While a number of ilubs are no beginning theli g.itn, s until 3 l"i and
4 o'clock In the afternoon the late? t'me gles .1 trille inoic than foui houis
tdIch to finish As far as long games go. Ibis f,ir offeis the oppoi
nity for a record loi insl.inie, if in the icln!t if the middle of June
at 1 o clink that lontest might continue
the teams to battle foi thiil-one
jErpunds If they went at the slow rute of two hours for a ninc-mnlnf, game
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, LiOllg OUWCMA IOllllllg IH'IU ill II ffMiircptim
-ONG ball games mean nothing in the waj of vuiictv to ihe'Wiishifiglnn
CJUf club. It has pulled long ones befoie lat Wnlnculnv Looking b.uU
over a stretch of nihe enr, we see that on July IS 1901 the Senatots met
Detroit. The teams fought for eighteen long 1 minds, and when the uinpiie
was forced to call the game on account of the appro icli of eventide, the
yi
scorp stood love-all
MGolne back sW mole jears to August 10, 1003, wo find Washington
matched with St Louis. Washington won that game in the fifteenth inning
b he score of 1 to 0.
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-$. i.1 13 11 ii'iuainduic kill ,iu. .,,. ....... ... -.
tonij games, not the least icmaikable part of which is that it should have
won two of them and tied one.
Toe record game in the Ameiicau League was jil.ived September 1,
ilJ06. A double-header was scheduled but tljje second game was nevei ucjuii
iThe score was 1 to I at the end of the ninth inning. The to ims ilavved
ton-Until the twent -fourth Inning had been reached In tliat Inning the
f Athletics scored three 111ns and shut the lied Sox out in ihcii half winning
pUlB game 4 to 1 The refold game in the National League was pined last
ason at Ebbets lleld between iiioukivn and i-iusuumn on .u-ust --
ETliesame went twent;, two innings. Hrooklvn winning 1. to fi
As far as the lecoids show the longest game on retold was plavcd
tjuly 18, 1891, at. Devil's Lake. North Dakota between the (iianil Pinks and
tlTargo clubs, semlprofesslonals That game went tvventv-lhe Innings vvilh-
"oGt either team scoring. Burlington and Keokuk, ( ential Assoi iatlon,
E played twentj-two Innings to a s.coieles tie on June 27 191."
There were more etia-lnning games pla.ved in tlie National and 1ne1i-
Fcacf Leagues In 1916 than in an.v jeai befoie or Mnce In the American
t League that jear eight) games went lievond the limit and sCvcnt) eiglit
! la the National
" Major League Managers Getting W orried
"11 TAJOn league manageis are beginning to wont about the maiinei 111
J"lVJLwhich some of their htar plajcis are being golibled up h shipbuilding
fjJrms. Thus far no major league placr has gone into tne biiipuuiiuing
business except to dodge the draft. Uut it is possible that if the slilp-
builders' league gets stiong enough it may induce major league plavcra
Mrfio ire not in the diafl. or .lie at least far down in the classification to
IWiert the ranks of organized baseball lor ,t double-pa Job, mat it, tnev
ttlbq rated and puid both us worktis and as ball pli.vcis
kAllller XiUgginS IS lOOKing lor pioifc-mju aamsi. iiii imaaiun n. aiini
lllders. Miller thus unburdens his soul.
S'T. think organized baseball ov.es It to itself to asceitain preclsel) what
i inducements are being made our men to go 10 the shipjards in advance of
1 thetr draft call by the Government. It is a fact that the repealed oners
frein representatives of these teams who, I understand, are to form a
k shipbuilders' league are damaging the morale of 0111 teams and contributing
'Ui.the manifold difficulties of managing a major league baseball team in
Ljwurtlme.
f"fcThe National Commission has prevlouslv made it plain that organised
! basetiall cannot give too inanv of Its sons (o active seiviie and if we aie
f reassured that the men who do go to the shipvards go there to build ships
F tASteau Ol to play oaseoail as siai uuuiuun, c -"iuiii ivui 1 hitain sc-u-w
fr&fJsatlsfactlon over the situation than we do now '
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Afar. No Dissension m lied box, Harrow bays
,2ifACtiQRDING to a letter from Managei Hariovv received b Hobert W
vXX Maxwell, sports editor of the Kvmmso l'cnuc Li.DGt:n. there Is no
.'dtownelon among the Boston Hed .So. Some time ago In these columns
l5twaa stated there was a rumor that there was dissension Among other
Ahinjss the letter sajs:
M& "There Is no dissension in the Boston tlub nor has there been anv, nor
F-wHl there be any If I can prevent it, and I niu iiirc that If we are beuten out
are strongct
ue race tins 5 ear
Efjuould be close and that seveial clubs had a good chance to win The
r;acond division clubs of last jear are all much stionger this ear. while
F'liieVr'hlte Sox, Ited Sox, Detroit and Cleveland are no stronger than they
fewWeJlaat year, if aa strong. The greatest weakness is lack of substitutes
Jjwie have.no reserve strength at all, especially in the pitchers uo. 11 one
at tfiir legulars has an off-day and Is being hard hit I simply have to let
l-Mre'stay In the box and take his medicine.
JfT U am badly In need of another good pltclici, an Infielder and an out-
f flldcr; outside of that I am quite healthy and fairly happy.
"f ;"By the way, you have a pretty nifty little ball club right in joui own
towp. Connie's team Is at least 50 per cent stronger than it was last
a. and Is liable to make trouble for any club in the league"
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Cy Williams JFW Help Phillies
S'MOItAN was up against It when George Whltted announced that
vas going to join the army, but his departure should not affect the
; af all, since Cy Williams has agreed to come intc the ranks. It is
it, last season Williams batted only .241 In 136 games, but there
nbt that with Mpran he will do a great deal better than that and
,Bf material assistance to the local National Leaguers.
'TlfUrJams when at his best Is a good outfielder and a hard slugger He
t"tk 1&tir to enj a ciose ball game at any time, ai.d It Is certain that if he
Krl with the other members of the Phillies, which he should do, he will
ty ball games that otherwise would go the same way the lamcnta
1-straight went.
, rnilaaeipiiia jacu u urien rairiotic campaigner
: HAGEN, better known 'to the publip as Philadelphia Jack O'Brien,
us and patriotic Liberty Loan worker, continues to make good
tic campaigner. Ills Idea, that of staging boxing exhibitions on
City Jgp plaza, at first looked down upon with scorn by the Liberty Loan
aolWttMfuUed in raising Jl.200,000 for the third Liberty Loan. Philadel
.ijdvliTVart'was an Indefatigable worker and -was responsible for the packing
r 1I plaza every aay tor tourteen aaya auring tne Liberty Loan drive.
, nnd nilaaeipnta JacK in a new role, a purely voluntary one.
Sutitlng mere bouts on the .plaza In aid of the war-savings stamp
.rand hlit efforts for the first four days of the week, have added
it70.ofto. Last Monday onlv 14200 waa raised, but nn Tut.Hav
; rnti going rflar smoothly and J 15,000 was collected. On Wednes-
rififtered and yesterday waa the banner day with 132,000,
.& tAlaf n.CT?4An fnr anr 4avtx IVlth tivn Hntra mnv. 'Bmi
. vyiM. "?""( -T - n .,- .. ..- w , ,.,,, 9 nuu
i JMLaxMcUitha total U nr.www tbe xiM.Mg.Mrlc. ,.
1 AvS vajcul. nKK 1 &'&&&'& I I
l iwiv.s,rl-i C liwSS I jibi SH HI" Sfgift ! i 111 imJ
S -ffl fy M '"W ' $Q
1 m';pi!iJIBJv M:-Ml"
V .BWjWfcW-rJ I KTiZl BYB.! lttW,fV. C'-'C?Si. - -- X IS
S? ESSJ2S v f$tl faW W&Wtf EiIRUASiMCMT lfe S3
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y?665
Curl Johnson, Alone. Will De
prive jMoakley's Sqii.nl of
Si or More Point's in Title
Meet
Rv PL I. PHLP
MKIHllWS llliepei t'd dr. isinn to
enter tlie trai k .mil fli Id 1 li.unpinn-
liifis of the IntPicnlleglete Ai" intion
lllili will lie held Mav 11 mil lime 1
in I'rinkllii I'lelil will no 1 lung wiv
Inward i venlng np thp field In .Inlin
iin the w.l(inels hive nnc nf the
gienteit nil- irrmiirl ntliletns who ln
miipctiil on the iiul'T pith foi iiim
time
Amlv Moikle.vs wr ll-lnlanr rd Fqiml
t ioitir. IimI lion pi. keil hv kfv.ial
'mtlrs iii hiding lllll M.utln the I'enn
siatc 111.11 h In win the lilt' rcnllf gi.ite
tl'li with fmtv m lump points Hut the
appeal m 1 nf Inlip'nn not nnlv will add
f nnldeinlilr plistlce to tin1
iriny Life Causes Trouble
Even for liuateur Athletes
line nf imr reuler ?nl In n rrv pur
clinic (inpri Inilnv. Ill irlter. Ill pirt,
follnwH "Nimv llinl lie Np"lrrn Intrr.
inlleKiiile I mifprnitf h ilrriileil in Iinl4
11 urrniiilr.tlirimlni; fontct lis 11 rrKiilnr
pipmI on It. nOileUe prncrmn will von
Mnillt nnupr IliN ipitlnn' If one of
Hie ittliletfH pf the Hptern ( onff rrnre
rnlNu it U ilntflril mill lieinnieH 11 ure
11 nip tliniMfr for S11 11 innnlli. will lip
lip ilfMlnrtil t proTe'.liiniil whfil lie re
turns pftrp Hip wnr mill Iip linrrpil from
mil ilpur loiniM lillnn lirnuiop he (lilt Ills
till In iliiuii thp II tin '"
sh.upwlnd ins blowing down the track,
h inunTlng tin 1 limit is
.lohnon illdn t mmpitp in the 100
vard tlih at tat I'enn reliv It was
I'n-ieli Tarn II who ktpt lohii'nu from
stirtlng When aiked fur his reason fnr
lining -.n the .Miihlgin tutor s.ilil "My
Imv Ind 1111 ch nice tn win again! SchnU,
of Allsvniiii v ho in m nplnlnn Is the
h(t miati ur runnti at the present time
I will sfhK liiiin'.iin 'n tin hroid jump
II fid the high bmiUf mil li. suielv will
imiiviilii il 'n on. a nl poili.ip two lairell ind
. nt 1 ips but it will hip m the ln-s of anv-
vhtre fmni M In twthe pnims to
1 iriiell
.Mav Start in l'ive I.venl
MthniiKli limb I irn'1 Hip "Mil lug 111
ti.uk toath thus f.il lia-.li t .innnunced
111 whli h ivpiiIs Iniiiivm will nimpite
it is IlkPlv lhil lie will Mill In I lie two
liurillp events the iiiiiiiinc bund jump
mil Hie inii-v.uil iHsli It il-n is t.ns
slhli. tint he in iv iiinipitc In the 11111
iiIiir high Jump
t..l... n ,..!..! i.t tli.t 1 '. nti tcl.U .
,1.1 month winning the running I.1...1U !. "."""'r'1 "h "". ."' ,""tnl, prmnlso
junip.mil flul.liuig .11 mill to rrdniin nf
tin light dope
Mil lupaii 'iirpri.e
The .innouiHtmiMit tint Muhigan had
pntcn d a li 1111 . imp ts n dltiuct sur
piisp to tin t itPin In.iltiitiiuis It was
thought tb it lui'onut.h as Michigan had
it joined the p.tei n t'onftipnie Aso
1 Iatlon it. t(.im would not make tlm
lournev Li.t The Wolverines' deci
sion no doulii Is ilin to the fut that
when it 111 si Jolnid the II .
ilmiit 11 11 v, 11 ipo .iflpi thp blAk
with the 1 u rn I'nnfpnnrp it was
Plimpton in tin l.'O-v.ud high liiinlle
. lln 'I ig.ii .tn 110 doiilit will inn
llm Ins tfftuls to tin Ivvn lillldlrs he
.hmild .11,1111 rep' .it I'ltvlous 10 Mlihl
pm . mil inn smlili and I'll lulnslnw
..1 v tn nt II win pn ktd 10 light II mil fin
..i mill pi in lolinnn howivti nut
il,.,. tin iwo ( oinill inpii in liiinlllng
,n,i. should 1 ind .icotnl himois in both
that lis t mis would touipptp regular!!
It was lillevid lint Mlililgm would
tike adv.tnt i(,p o! ihe iup which per
mits .1 utiiveisiiv tit itlaln Its member
ship Ullliss It falls to send a dpflnlto
niimlipi of 1 niupLtlmi . two nam in stic
1 psslon In othet word. MUhlgan
lonld have slaved out of tompitltlnn
llus .e.isoil and hv umipitlng In 1119
let lln its j,ood .landing ,
t.
JOHNSON FLAYS
DRAFT DODGERS
Shipyard PlariN ShnuM
, lie tanked Into i'in h
Collar. Sa5 Han
l)ole in Hospital, hut
Leads League Battel s
S VIIIIN VI I I VI. I I
(. Ml I! II I' I
I lot I. "ww 11rk I". M II .' I t'li
..nllli II, .-t. ill M MS l II IX!
It mil i n Vnrl. M HI : I II I'll
Mil-Mr I1I1 11.11 M K'l II I! Ilin
I lllll III -I I mil. I'. HI I M 111
MI UK N I I Vdl I
I, Ml II II I' (
dull lln.l in I'. I". II ! IH'I
sp. il,rr (livrliiml J't h; 411 II I'll
II ik. 1 m nrl. - III. II l" HI".
VVulk.r II1I.II1. M KT II .1 I Ml
.1.1, r .1 I mil. .'.' K'l I! Ill 117
on il'it nn
-nil h i. no
PENN LEAVES FOR
INAUGURAL MEET HHZ-r.:
in nn
httnpimi and as ISohert- Mwulil Win Ilro.ul Jump
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II IM -Il II I Itl-iT I J III llV.ll I .ill X A
irtl1ItlT l lll iimi iu riJiiimiK mum
ni ( imp rniiiiMi i n"-iK!i-t in- tinuii" luriiii Ifiln
fo!Urw. hhukldnn "f urn II mh1
Iio w ,u, of St. Up thuM (l(pMlnK (Vr
IK 1 tf .L ft rt lllOIt JIOIIltM I II mill)! L
ml It wuuld lint he sin prNhiK - nt (.ntnll was ipttnl I K up ,i
Mrlrnpnlit.m Meet Off
Hit mMi(l fii nanl7cd Metmpolltan
hit k oil. Rl t Uhliti VsvocKitloii has
.ih iikIihk il Its pl.ui'- t" hold a i Ii.mipinn-
(.lllll II II 1 I t ll I L tl.lt I 'ulliill IllfT t j- 1 .inn I
m slmuhl oilljump ih, two ,1)J(S ,npr MlU llllL ,,,, ,o,,rov
linallv wiisdiililtd upon 11 ms to hold
tin- mcii on lint d it, vetp arranged,
hut It w is dt, Id, d indav that It would
le Impossible to t nn II off lneause Co-
Quakcrs in Only Dual
Track EmmiI of Season
at Nav 'romorrou'
hut
lumliia viltuillv was the nnlv colltgu
I ' iv ilv
it tin i two would t ik, Hi"! and spi ond p, ml nt two in tin lon-jani di.li
i i.oiii hip cpiiiuiv aim hip lurning ti .. entrance ni iuiii..ni .inn ..n. - "'l..,,,,,, .. , .,,..1,, ,,,.,, ,. ,,,,, ,,.,
Iiwin ud liu.l.if.nn will he hlg point- ibeigptowti In this (vent m.ikvs it ap- l ( )n )( ()( ()(
wiiniPrs ,,i tin; 'luaiter and lnlf and p, at llk.lv tint 1, n,.n.l...vv w III I.. , ' Ni'w mk ,lvr,v llhlrPK h.
1,1 noil, liioo.l.il, will win me .on t lllll Sllill mil in in- "'"... " - ! " "" , .,., ,, .. . ,,,io,,s , m-.-icem. nf In
TILDEN REACHES
FINAL ROUND IN
BIG TENNIS TILT
( hhiiBii M iv I
lil.ilnll plav.i. of Ih, lli.ijnl I. igin .
who hivi .out,iit i nipln, nn nl m .Inp
vatds and iilh, i iiidusliip. in in ip
put lit it! Pin lit to , ,il i m In u , .' i t, p
should he v. nil, nl into tin inn, l, lln
fit iniiii I'ltsidint Hin Inhiisiiii of
tin Vim i ii in liagiu .ml in i .iilt-
intnl givin out hi ip la.t night
F'tpsiilint Inhnsou said In hid liktn
up the illP.tum with I'll lilt . M ", hw il,
I w ho Is In ihaige of the i lov 1 1 nun nl s
thiphuilillug progiam nnd th il tin lilt, i
nssiiitd him lint nn oviituu. would In
in.idp to plivtis in I'lasa -l to t ng igi
. in shiphiillding wmk
' "I he AlnPlliall l.,.u.llp dots not il,
s'r, tn impugn Ih, niutkis nf th pliv- (
its who h.tvt guile Into this wntk "
lltslUPUl .iniui.nn sain oon ill iiniui .... ,, ,,,.,, i.,v ,,, in.
an patriotli Uut if Ilin. an- anv "f , ,iul,i ., and '11111111 pini.lpil.d in loui I
tl.m who aie in I'liss -l 1 hnpp I'ui- thpin ltgislnm a vi,toi in ,v,iv
vo.t Mai.hil ilpnir.il I'lowdei ink. in.taiice
111, 111 fioni lh, .liinv. mis .mil Mppl works .INl.I ls
(I., ,!, .r... ...II,. ..n,l l...u ,l.,,,i lii I Pnurlli l-( uiifl VV 1 lillon -' I it f
taiiiimniiiits in pnpiri' for fiilur,
liil.nli'lplii.iii II. is .i Bti- 'I imi
nl II Il.im .mil tiuiitij:
I'oiii M.itt lie.
nh 1 1
nil liltli Impp nf i VI, Ini v
i ban, is fm ,i sound la, lug big
I'liin link I, nn If rt todav for the
nnlv dull It it Ic ing i'iiiPiu of Hip si.i.
s.n it nii ipnlls l rimi (null
I im.iiii lUibpil.oii and his gioup nl
tin, (li athlilis (im.iiii d at U est I'lnli.
It Iphl i
I Iip ti.it k inn I will bi' MagPil bpfoit
Hit pitiioli
lowing , b million. nip. rnd
hspiti lln fait that the n iv, I iihltl.s
win difialnl hv n lnp-sidi il son in
ih, I'lttshulgh iiuei last siiuid.iv Ih.v
.,11 Ihe InllllPlvV fivnnti. foi Hi
tntiini i ow
I li, vi tin v of Ihe a wpil.
1 in thin i nils r, mis .urn point win I i mk "-u,t i.0 will Milt in tin
int. Hi.idis tin niPii ahtadv nanitil tin
Hi, following will inrth ipate in the II Johnson iauenniuellei Mip i
ivinls i livlnn i innmlngs lvirltn Caiis cnmpi tp tu the tia.li iv.nl nun
and V.i.. in n films 1 romani' I5is-fll it i. posslhlp tliat the winnii will bi.asl
Hip lit nilwond and Wliutoii, Ih stllng 111 tvpn time nl belli i Ml
Ml nf tin tjuikiis major. poll learns loin iiav, none in i-i .econiis nn tin i
will he aw iv tonuiiioiv Ilpsldrs tllP di.laiui In the la.t thice weeks Onlv I
link nul lowing .ipi.ids lonipdlng at l.i-t .-aiiinl.iv sh, i .lohnsim nml i.iltsl
hiiiiiiili t lit lia.pbtll I, am will haltle won a lln) v aid dash In 1(1 1-5 .i cuid.
.viiiuimi m hi in. mini, in id, ..no. , .f.
in in, ilRdPii and Wall, i Hern- n'e ' lr'N l",, XVc,,k
li t .It lln iwo hist pit, ims In colligiatp In an Inlt relass mo I held tlMuhigin
tanks will iiinlinue t licit feud last wiek-tnd all tint loliu.nn did was
'Ihile will 1... onlv onp .Ulrattlnii at tn w ill live (list platps Pel haps In would
I i mklln 1'iPld tin' Ked and lilue h.ivi won iiinie, hut he thought Iw.ntv.
lnio.se iwelv. will i nc ibp the liulnns five point, was enough foi an altei iinon
mi irllsle .it the old ltd. kin gam, fm- workout II
ti n I'.osas.o of the I'tiin li im who -- fpr I Inches th. high jump In
w i. iniuifd in Hi. Mentis In. t mutest ft et in in, m s the high huidles m 1 r, :
lai.e pin in in, Minnie Mlantii ion
. fertnti me, I at l.nfaviltp ind tlie Col
li, g, of the fliv of .pw Viol, did urn
hive a li .mi al all I'nrtlham was un
willing to takp a i him e against Colum
bl i and diopiiid mil mpvphs and St
lohn - I lien follow,,! .ult and tin games
wt u th, n i.illpil off
KDDIK I.KiNNY. OI.IJ-T1.ME
J'KATHIiliWKKMri', IS UK AD
N. ,. V ..rl. Mil V 1 T 'I he pi
r"', ,, ,.'," .'', '"... , ,..i, .... . . noil.t1 ...,l,s w i. da. lanx.lv li, Ihe wondPl ' teal hull, nival Is In stole fr the Hat and Ih. Km v.ud d i.h In in I ". set
Is in good .Inpi ngiin and stconds the low hurdl, s tu ,'h sPmnd
imp in d w ith vv nn mi i i inn n -o, rui i umniig oi i i im. -.in a, me n tiii'imi " ii,c i"-i-"- i'..'ii.i.f
I'hll id. Iplu i in lh, M.ii ! tn It inns
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ago illid lit the Rush II i. ninl thiseltv.
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l.e.iKtu plaM to t uk ig in I lir ship
building induslM A In n infuiniid 1
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tb.it In had been .ulxamtd ftnm i I i.s
1 to i lass 1 I.ilKmhi wtnt to woik
in a plant .it W Ibnlnton liil
1 he motlcan Teaeu has Io-t mm t
tli.in v.fti'iili nl,ipi4 in thp Hi.ift .tnd
tliioiiRh onlMnieiit .ind oxpnnts to Iosp i TKNMS IIO'NOHS FOU K M
nwie but it does not appioc of iilati
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idtnt .lohnon said Some of Ihein j, ,,,,, ademli .( igue uiiuii- clumplon
appartntlv hivp Iippu haillv advit..,! ship bv limiting out l.piMupil 0 to n on
ITtpldent Inlinson ipttivtu word iiom th 1 it I r -. i ourts
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phi i Alhldiis ihar in Itlu i Mi rlln Unpii I'mt
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left Ills , luh Iii i ngagp ill siuihuihiing
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GASOLINE
Put & Pep in Your -Mot or
Hwjwb
f-trtll there be any If I can prevent it, nnd I niu iiirc that if wi
forUhe .pennant this i ear It will be hecausc tlie other clubs d
ti Predicted some time ago tliat the American League
Etrwoiild be close anil that seveial clubs had a good" thane
Hoo-Ij ularie
Vliolhei llglv fialilii of th, shiphuild
ing Itague Is tint pliveis ate u-niK
off, rs made hv agents fioni the Hilh
lehcnl la ague as a , lull to git highei
salarkh 'Iheip .up at hast n half
dozen wtll-kiiown otcuitniiH In tht
two majoi leaglli s wheie pliveis have
used lit thlehein Ste, 1 Coinpinv offers
In get bonuses or Lugo i-alatns out
of ihdr pitbcnt tniplovirt. Quite a
few pln.vtrs have notilied tlieii 1 11111
tli.it the'v intiniltd to go Into shiphuild
ing work, onlv to have it announ, ,,1 n
f, w davs lattr that tin v had , hung, il
their minds The leison was ubviou-
was i oninilpil hv
Slmim. i Limit duilng llli -
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i.toril uf llUil ..1 iii I niailt h i apt tin
lllld Walsh s i, mi
I Hi i k of l itini intow n noted the onlv
tw, points of thp Mason against r, nn
, hiuei lit 111" deflated I'.ipt.iin IMi
nock twii.,
S,lo Prnnn I .lofritP.l llnlli 1.3 I. 11
VVIIunn il fo.it I llori.r Ilt 4 ,1 111 Mulch
il-r.nti 1 Ithi. i u 1 II 1 Miller ,1 f. it, ,1
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St. pie d ftatnl llnrrni Us uinl t.olilsltiu t, 1
Make Our Large Factory
Your Men's Clothing Store
Teniller to llo for Iteil Cro-
I New 'irk, Mhv 17 Prank Mirnn h 1
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I In box In i ne uf llio IkiiiIp tn In h, III In m
n?rtlon wllh Hip biff Ki-'l Um, cm rtHui
mnt to 1 hPM Rl Maillsun Snuare l.arrt n
1 nrxt rrl,lH, uUlil In iiil'lltlnil to tlil
match thnrlrv Hitrv,v Hnnnuni il that I v
lendler Hit Itt'tit t,,liiB si nsatlun in
I I'hllatlidnhl l had vnluiilPerpil IiIn sirvl is
I and will In niiKheil with the best mun In
hi. Phil's who la available
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I REIH't FI l'BOM 30, 25 ard !0
I PETER M0RAN & CO. "' i
S. E. Cor. 9th & Arch St.. j
' Open Monday and Saturday Until 0 o'clock
nlvvrmnin A A Hroild i llalllbrldic I
VJiympia t. a. nrrj. Ktinuru,, virr.
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Joe Mauley in. 1 rirnkle I Una
ltrnn Ivuufinanii h. Joe I eonurd
, Eddie McAndrewi ti. Younf Jtck O'Brien
Younr Terrjr McCovern vi. Frnlie Williimj
KID WILLIAMS i. JOE TUBER
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CHIBE PARK
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Athletics vs. Cleveland
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$6 to $10
Come to Our Factory
and Pay
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Worth $18 to
$25 at Retail
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fcalera and eupplv
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parts of the eoun- j
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come hero to oui '
large factor floor
and buy a i-ult at
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pay the name aa
the dealer who
buya 1000 suits
H u n d r e d h of
styles and patterns
comi: AMI UK
co.s im-i:ii
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morrow to look
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MANY of the giant tractors that haul the
big Hun-smashing guns to their emplace
ments along the west front are driven by
Atlantic Gasoline.
What better .example of the tremendous
power of this famous motor-fuel could you ask?
Atlantic Gas is also propelling airplanes, ambu
lances, motor-lorries, motorcycles, and all other
types of gasoline-driven machines of modern
warfare Over There.
The petroleum industry as a whole is bending
its every energy toward bringing the most
colossal struggle of all history to a successful
termination for the Allies.
And The Atlantic Refining Company is justly
proud of the part that it is privileged to play in
the great world-drama.
It is really difficult for the average citizen to
comprehend the importance of gasoline and oils
in the tremendous business of war. We can
truthfully say that warfare, as now carried on,
would be impossible without these products of
Mother Earth.
We are glad to state that, for the present at
least, we can supply you with this same powerful,
energetic Atlantic Gasoline for use in your own
trucks and business-cars.
But, to get the genuine, win-the-war Atlantic
Gasoline, you must ask for it byname. Remember,
there is no other motor-fuel that approaches this
master-gasoline in clean, virile power; in day-after-day
uniformity; in reliable performance.
i
Atlantic is the standard gasoline throughout
Pennsylvania and Delaware. At all good garages.
S.E.
COR
QiKANSOM
c-ancM 2ND. FLOOR I
Open Saturday Evg. Till 9 o'Clock
The Atlantic Refining Company
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
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