SHOWERS SAVE NEW YORK GIANTS FROM EARLY MORNING TRIMMING BY MR. MORAN'S PHM
LOCAL GOLF TOURNEYS
SCHEDULED TODAY ARE
FOR WAR CHEST MEDALS
Nearly Every Club in Philadelphia District Has Ar
ranged Patriotic Event for the Day Varied
Lot of Competitions
PROBABLE WINNERS IN INTERCOLLEGIATE TRACK AND FIELD MEET
P0LYMEBIA1
BE FASTEST
Coc's Imported Foe
Old Electrifies Rtce
at Belmont "M
HAS DAZZLING
TIRTt'AI.t.V every one of Dip thirty
V two clubs, which me (nomlier of the
Golf Association of Philadelphia Is hold
ltiB today some sort of n polf tourna
ment, restricted to Its members, where
the War-Client medal will lip given as
one of the prises. At every club the
entrance fees will pn to the War-Chest
fund throURh the local association. There
Ib a frreat variety of events, and If the
Weather Is fine there will be a large
turnout at el cry club.
It Is the tlrst holiday of the rnr. and
a the (!nlf Association has requested
every club to participate In the War
Chest medal competition, one medal
being (riven to every club, there will
doubtless be a larKn sum raised for the
war charity. Uaeli club has Htrnnnril
some soit of an event, and In the great
majority of cases these are handlcnp
affairs, vn that every plnver In the club
has a chance to win Ibe Wai -Chest
medal.
Big Day at Philmont
There Is no rloiiht about the interest
In the events, and at Plillmonl. seventy
of the club members had HRreed to play
as eaily as last Sunday. Theie will be
an elshleen-hole inrdnl play handicap,
and the winner of (he low nrnrv scoic
will win the medal. The pld.ver leturn
inn the low net will win a silver cup.
and the two sixteens will be formed from
thoe returning (he lowest net score
match play lo follow- later. Tlieit? will
be a flauialslnR with plenty of patriot
ism, and In the eveniiiK ihete will be it
Hoover dinner.
Vine Valley will have an olRhtron:
hole mrdal play ronteai, and theie will
be a similar evenl at the (.'ticket Club
WRESTLER ZBYSZKO
IS HELD IN CUSTODY
B WILLIAM H. EVANS
with prlKPH for those who linn In the
best scores for the bet seven boles out
and the best rev en holes In. The fea
ture of the day at Whltemarh will be
a four-ball match.
On the Jersey Course
Merchantville will have a medal play
handicap, and theie will be nppro.ichinK
and puttlnR contests. In the afternoon
there will ben mixed fotiisome bnndlcap.
and a tournament will alii be winced
over the miniature course. Ai Wood
bury tbo mottling feature will be n
mixed Scotch foursome and a two-ball
foursome in the afternoon
At Merion the featuie will be the qual
ify Iiir round for the Waller It. Stephen
von .Memorial Cup on handicap play,
and each entrant will pay his fee In
thrift stamps. The ('. McOiven Cup will
he played for nt civet brook. It Is u
thlrty-slx-hoU handicap medal play.
There will be both an eighteen and a
Ihlilyj-K hole medal handicap nt Bala,
the layer to Indicate which one he Is
playing In before leaving the (list tee
Noilh MHit, will have a special event foi
the War Chest modal
l.a'iMlc.wne will singe a one-day tnur
trimcnt. th.. plater (nullifying at nine
hnlcs In the morning Theie will b three
lounds i f Hint hole- encb on handicaps,
.tt'rt thrift Mi'inp'l will be given to the
wlinieis "f ll.e vt'iiitilng eUlil and the
ttalen fi.ur in cver.v eight.
I'YnliKfnid will hold a touinamenl for
tin W II. Hums M-moiial Medal, and
there will lie six prlzea, three for the
hesl RIOs mimI tlllce for the low net
Stenlon has ai ranged a four-ball event,
while Aio'ii nlnk has scheduled an eltjht-ein-hol;
iiiednl handicap
HMa . .&. I
FRANK c). 5HEA,PiVt- -.
AMERICA WILL
PLAY BELGIANS
Widely-Has
Known Polish Athlete
Boon Detained at
Ellis Island
New Vnrk, .May itfi, The report that
Wladek 55byslio, the Polish wrestler,
claimant of the heavyweight champion
ship of the world. Is held In custody on
Kills Island, wan confirmed yesterday hv
the Federal authorities h"c. Zbyszko, It
was stated, was detained under tho
t'nlted States Immigration low.
Tt was announced thai the wrestler
had been arrested In ftoston hy United
States military Intelligence i.tncers. but
this was denied by Immigration Super
intendent Maker. William Wallace, Jr.,
head of the New York enemy alien bu
reau, said he had no knowledge of the
ease, and United .States Marshal Mc
Carthy's ofllce made - similar statement.
Zbyszko Is snif. to tiave endeavored to
enlist In various hrnnchrs of the service,
hut was rejected because of defective
hearing, lie has a brother, Stanislaus,
also a wrestler, reported to he a prisoner
in Germany because of pro-Ally senti
ments. Ronton, .May 2!, Wladek Zbyszko.
detained at Kills Island by Immigration
authorities, was discnarged fiom the
National Army at Camp Devens last fall
for defective hearing after his claim
for exeniptlon on the ground of depend
ents had been denied. His contention
that a mother and sister in Austila were
dependent upon him for support was
denied on appeal by the Government,
which held that dependents must liva in
this country. The wrestler leglstered
for the draft at Uiddeford, Me.
Phils' Morning Game
Willi New York Off
Rrttli ?flrl lmln tipi1 Hi poedtmnp
men. of the twiriiliiK game Mlipdnled be
tween th rhltllt. uml New Vtrk (Hunt
nt I'lffrrnth unit Huntingdon MrrrN.
Iliifcttii Mnmixrr ftlitlMlii, aitnntinrnl
that the ton I rit nelieriuled for IhN after
nnnn would lip Ntjignri at .. n'rlmlv,
Th ltrt cnmr r Hie Athlptfr-Yi.nkee.
rinu hie header, M-hediiteri tn begin lit the
Po'n CirniiiuU lit New rl. nt 1:30
o'clock, wn postponed on account nf wet
ground!. The nuina cement wired Hint
one gtimp .win Id he plujed, beginning at
!t o'clock.
RED SOX TAKK PAIR OF
GAMES FROM SENATORS
notion, Mnv ,10 llostot. took both Karnes
of a rioutl.hriuKr fiom Washington ,s
lenlsv. wlnnlnK the flrel lo 'J. unit stop
I'lns Wnller Johnson's uinnitm and shut out
isrrer In the secnn.l (tame. .1 tci a
Jon held Vv'nshlnKton to five htts In the
seconn csni". It was Jones's tlrt viriorv
for Ruslon. He Joined the team n Anrll.
ini A.
lsm rtl'-e. on e fnrlouch from Fort Terrv
until Friday nlchl. iilaje.l rlaht ltel,( . for
VV ashllialnn in thl utinif, with I'lrinlch.
who arrived vrnterday from Alhml,i, catoh
Inc the lant tnnlnu.
W'ASIIINOTON' IlOSTOM
. ah h it a e ah h o a e
Shotlon.rf .1 ( I o I Mooppr.rf. I o ; n ll
Jurttr-.lb. . .'I 1 1 4 I II Siirrill.Sh . 4 I L' 4 II
nlrr.nll. A L" 1 II Hlrunk rf . H I J t II
.viil.iii.ef i ii n ii whtie'n.ir :t I I ii o
Hehulte.lf. .'I ll I o o M'lnnls.th. I Sly 3 II
MorKan.'.'b. a II I 11 II Thomas. .')h : II ll 1 II
l.nvan.ioi. o 'j a n Srott. ss . 4 j 4 4 n
Alnsmlth.e a 1 I 2 II Sehwna.e . 4 3 .'I 1 11
Hanier.n. , J 1 1 o o Mujs.n... .1 I n r, n
Bclhlclipiii 'IVain Ready to
Moot Soccer Challengers
for Charily
OTHERS WANT GAMES
New ork, Mny .Ji Ttio rbdllf tipp f
Hit' Upluinn rnvr fnotlmll tmnt. riffpr
Itip tn piny nti m inofp Intoninttntial
nmtfhos in thl, I'Minitrv fnr tli Ifiirfit
nf the- wnr-tollrf tutid. hn ariniy hPti
niM'ptt-i1 h vpprl piftmitipul inmlilnH
I in no.
Thi lnit"I Statp WnllMlt Afrin
tlnn fonvnrrteil a ffloctain yovtpnlnx In
Hip rnmniNlon on tiMininc-ranip ati
itlp. r.ti Itclialf nf thp HPlhlrtiMu StiI
Klfhl t'lnb, orfprina tho ""imip.m nf tlip
tiatinnal WiHinpintHlitp tpntu for such a
iontPt Thp nptlilpliPtu rhih, which ip
rfntly rlpfpatotl Hip Kail Ulxrr ltoM
in thp annual tlnilar rnntrh, hn npreptl
tt iiipM Hip fdiimtH HrlRlan .it my play
er at nv time nr plarp ilPlRtiatpfl 1t
th iotnttii"Hlon uitliotii hhrp or thp if1
t'flptff fir p.xpnip rnnipPiHat inn
WoifJ tins lppti ippoUpiI fiom ppvpimI
ntlier tani in arinuv p:n(q nf tho rnutt
Ify fpnne('llnR that, nhntild Hi" H!pian
tram romp tn thla rnunti . fjatnpi I)p
tirratiRpfl fnr them tipnn their Iioitip I
... it l .....i . i.. l. .iM.,.in,i i
fii inintir, H li Kaii' i fi-iiM1 i" nr u"ii.in;ii
to some war or relief funl
Washington tiaq already been nc
Rested hp the popilhlp ,piip nf a matrh
hetweep (lie Amerlnui and HelRian
rhamplnnshlp nnmhtnatlon. ntit nrcpi
as.orlnt innn nf the rnptropnlitan tllFtitet
also desire thai . Ynrfc bn -elpotpfl
fnr sucli a Knine. If tlil I not fpaslhle
It Ih pnjpnHPd that a . fes of t tit pi
Raines Iip pl,i.pi1. tn he ftacPtl al Vah
ItiRlnn. Wv York and nop ttthcr flly,
piohattty in thf MiiMle Wesn.
dOMNSON. Michigan ' W
Hl 1 ,,, I - . ... W
DRE55ER.
Cornell"
MYERS. Dartmouth-
New lark. U
, foljniellan, a chestnut colt fotifrj
oin, purehaum ns n yeftrlln t,t
i-rnuer saiei at Newmarket. R.t
. 1915, made hlg first start undii-'ii
,lhf sIMh race at Belmont Pttitii
'My t lie vvaa belo l i.
the ,- ".... "ri
I fc 'iciMn luriman r
hat YniiLs Did
fur ihr Red Cross
New ork, Vlu.i "II. 'I lie New V. orl,
1 riMliee,, lliroiiitll Colonel .liuoh ttlilioert,
liirnril over KIIUIl.'H In Hie Itril I'riwo
I'timl veieriln ii (lie result of Inne
lnlH'4 ilrive in (lie itlt hit week.
len per irlit 1'rlil.i.i '., iltnr
il.l.v'i mill liteitliit't siltttp
Tweiil.v-llve per ipnl of Von
ri.iv'i triime llleil Cro. tl.l I
rrtlnk linker' lint
'I rH ne tlker hat
llukfr-Nieiiki'r hull
I'. V. UMioo
Tnt.il
ai:.t
Kd'.RI
mi mi
s.vnn
:m oo
n.on
ij!i.:
("There K0CS t, fasest horM45
Unild." Polyniellan started uVm
.favorite 1 n f,6ld of nlnetrtlitUSi
"hlrll hart neioc k. .. 2Zlfu
ENLISTED MEN i s'SS
BUSY DAY FOR
C.R ERDMAN, Princeton K A MAYLR . Cornell
ATHLETIC GAMES DO MUCH
TO DEVELOP THE ENLISTED
MAN INTO A FINE SOLDIER
Chairman of Commiion on Train in : Camp Activities
Shows Benefits Derived From Cultivation of Sports
Among Thousands of Young Men "Over There"
WHAT tin' lioverniiieiit h
Instituting iilliletl,'. m
p.inilKi, nml I he xlsiiilli'iim i
fioiinnre llnl it ntineln-'
Ii ti'hl III "tieilni; I mr
Hone In
the uat
tin e anil hn
tn this vvniK
flchli'if. l-'lt
Maxivell to Report
Tendler'Pokorni Bout
Tmilnht In Cleveland, II.. !. Teniller.
(he loeal llihlnelnlil and., loirienl run
tender for lleony Leonard' title, will
meet Vlnrent I'okernl. one of the heJ
I (Mvrrlthta in the !.. TM If . one nf
(he mwl Important battlea Tendler baa
fouttit. and
ROBERT W. MAXWELL
pnrt editor of the Kvenln Puhllr
IMXtrr. will b at the rlnIHe to tell
(he noloic. (Him etrrlhlii that hannenf.
Th Kenln I'ublle ldrfr la (he nnle
l'h(lHelnhla.neiiiBnr jhlfh will hava
a apeclal writer nt thli bl event. (Inter
utittt nnrer now from th nrarent ne
dealer. ,
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
K Milieu. Si I
raaklxn, oi
NATIONAL I.KAOtJE
5iKw York, .
itnwKirn, to nwin, ,-. ,
Honton. ill Hrooklrn. II (2d came).
Other lime noitnoneo rain,
AMKR1CAN I.KADCrl
rj: vSrt-.iiAmu't'if;. ...,.
Honion,
HOUtO
Chlfaio-St
i.u,;
nclon, t.
Kion. u
i(t. I (
not MhedulM.
in. ,1i Waahlniton. 0 (Id cam). . .
Cleveland, ll Drlrolt. 1 ( Inntnia rain).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAOVE
tv. j.. r.a . n. cj r.v.
MeirYark II .TH rhllllo... 1 IS .M
CklraVo." t ft .Ml HoMon... SO .444
C"nrrnnll 0 17 ,H4t HrM ki r n . . jj .til
r tt.burfh 15 16 .414 Nt. Ixiula. It 31 Mi
SMMlOll., w
Nrvr York. ?t
AMKRICAN LK.0UK
V l. t'. IV. I,. .v.
x is ,04 vniraao... 10 i ,ouw
inieiira. i aw ,i
SIvUnd. to IT ,541 W'hlnalan IK
t.ttSi. 11 U : fletrolt... 10 1
H t? .41
10 It .S4I
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LEAOl T.
Nw York nt rhlladelphla. S p. m.
Ilooton at Urookb-n (two (amen), 1:30 and
M. Loula at rittuburch (two ItiMt), I0:t0
a m and 315 p, ra.
rincrnnatl at CbTcata (two tam). 10;S0
a, a, and S p. m.
AMERICAN LICAOCK
rklladlhl at Nw York. HM v.n.
Waahlnat'on nt notton (two lamta), lOiM
Ht. Cvula nT Detroit (two nnHl, 10 a. m.
'Vklra'fo'iit l'ltland (two tam). 10 a. m.
and p. m.
Totaln. ST 6 S4 It I Total ,1a (0 il R 0
vVrfKhlnaton , 1 n ( o o n o n o 2
Honton '' n n n o ii o x 1
ltlln sinreil 1in 1 SlrunW. Whlteman.
HhoHotl. Alhxmlth Tnn-baae hit Melnnli.
Stolen ban"!! Khean. Miijn Snrrlllre hlta
Harper, Hlrunk. Oouble plavr Mayn. Hrott
and Mrlnntii: Htrunli and Hrhana. Left on
oowphn nroinRion. .. iioman, I' nawe oil
balla OfT llnrper, 4: Mave. .1 Htrurk nul
Hy Harner. 1; Mass. t. rnssed ball Aln-
miin, i.
hkcond OAjir.
WASH1NOTOV IIOSTOX
ah h o it e uh h n a a
Shotton.lf .1 1 4 0 0 Hooper. rf. '! 'J ' n ll
Jud.to.ll.. '.' 0 ll 0 ll Shean.'Jh.. 4 I '.' ' O
Fouter.aii. . 4 I II 1 ( Strunk.rf . 4 .'1 II n 0
Milan. of.. 3 ; s ii o Whlte'n.lf. a 1 'J n n
lltre.rf 4 I 3 1 ii M'lnnla.tb. 3 n !i ll n
MorEan.'.'b. 4 11 t S II 'rhomas.,1b 3 II 1 I 11
l.avan.fa.. 3 II 3 1 o Siott.ea... 3 II ll I II
MnRmlth.i- 2 0 4 0 0 Aanew.e. . 3 n r. 3 o
I'lilnleh.r. 0 0 10 0 Jono.p. ... 3 0 n 3 0
Johonnn.p. 3 ll II II II
Sehulte.. 1 0 0 n ll Totals .'JO T iT 11 U
Totala.. '.'ft .'itt ll I
Hatted for Alnninlth In the eighth.
Waahlnaton . o n o n n n n n n n
(losion I n ii o o o o J i 3
PHILADELPH1ANS OFF
FOR SPEEDWAY RACES
Twelve HUtomobltea filled with mem
berti of the Philadelphia Motor Speed
way Auaoclatloti left this morning to at
tend the Memorial Day nuto clHualc
which-takea plnte at Sheepsheail Bay to
day. The following men, moat of whom
are directors of the association, will wit
ness the races: William Hobetteack,
Ftlchard V. Mattiaon, Jr., V. K. Jackson,
Horace Myeiti, Claude Mliler, (Jcorae
Hotta, fleorge A. Hnrwood. W. I,. Ker-
KUson, Paul B. Huyette, J. Linton Hea
ooclt, Charles W. Johnson, Charlea U
Hower, secretary and treasurer of the
association; Mark Wilson, William
Brink and R. Mather.
CLEVELAND WINNER OF
POSTPONED TIGER CA.MI
f levelnmt. II., May an I'lrvlund won a
postpon",! Krimo fiom tiMrnlt 7 n I ve?te
Hhv. the Ram helms falh''l oti lu-ro'int of
rain In the pfienth li.nlnB Ttilid itattinaii
llvann rJolnfil lh Ii.ohIi ve.rijnv and hN
battlnft with liin on ha"'' ai o feature.
W.iih wns calkd home ow'pp- 'o tho lllpp.
of hla wife. (Iyer rellowd Colli
Innlnn on arroui t of I tie tiller' lnliir"il
fhoulder SlnnaR"'a Ihuml' wni knocked
out of place b a tutcht'l hall In the (lrsl
tnninir.
URTIKHT CI.RVIll.AN'n
oh h o a ah Ii ii a o
nucli.i.' . t 5! I - 0 Miller lh . 3 lir, ll I
Youna.'-'b. 'J 1 I 1 I I'liap'n.ax. 'J I I It n
rnbb.rf,,, 'J Ii 1 o M sp.'akrr.ot 3lton
Dyer.cf. .. I ii 0 i 0 Koth.rf . .1 ii I n n
tlell'n.rf.. 3 ll '-' n li VVamli'" L'h 4 '- I 3 0
nreen.lb 'J ll M ll 0 Wood If . 'J ll I ll ll
Walker.lf. I O 0 n ll Kvins.,1b 3 L' ll 3 ll
Vltt,3h .33311 II N'elll e , 3 3 I II 11
stanaae.r. ii n n n n Coumbe.ii, '- n n r, n
Velle.e . 3 II 3 3 ll
Jaincs.p. . 3 II n 4 II Totals -'.". Ill 31 IU 1
Total 24 rid" HIS
tletrolt n(nnnn n(
Clevitand. . . t 3 n 3 o ( , T
Ittlhi scored tlrsssen. O'NVlll. Kvans.
Wood. Miller. Three. base hit Kvnns.
Btolill bases VIII. O'Neill. Sairitl.o hits--Yollllc,
Walker, rhapmaii, rounihe. SaiTl
tlle It) Until. Left on baes Detroit, 7,
Clevrb'iHl, 7. First b.ise do eriora I'leve
lahd. 1, llns on balh Olf Janiei. 4;
1'iiinibe, 3. lilt by pltrher lly roumhe, (
lOreHHtn) Ktrui-k out - 11 James, 2;
L'uUlllje, 1.
For U;u ;iml .ft"i ' irentiii;. mnii.inv i.
vvtiiten dj Kdtvniil l''tnnk Allen In i-n-
orirr.it urn with I'njiiiiinil p. I'mtli'k,
rhalrinnii nf tho inmmi'-'inii ,,n tialn-
Iiik f'Hrnti iictlv Itieo.
The Imnk nlco rnninln. n .tntetuetit
by I'l-epiilent- Wll'nn nil the value nf
the entiie iirn-'inin.
The rh.-ipter ileioteil In ,itbetii. env
"Theie mote I hail I DOll.dnO men sin.
lellMtl.-altv oncnieil In o, l.loil.. .',,..1 "esi'iec llie ne(ei Mum n hii.ii i.. .li.-h
tlvity In the mllliaii iniitilne ramiM '.'" ha,7.,il.M. "Illi Its I went.v -aK ,ll,,ion.l.i
of thl-- I'cnintiv nml tho tnlniHiv pin- ' ".' '""' ,""1 ; f"""'"". so highly ilewlnped
ie nf 11 all In In eiliii'iite the men In
"ii ii IiIbIi fliiiiil lino thiuip.inil briMiii;
Iissoiiik al the imiie time. I s.ilil tu an
nllll'el Sl.lllilllIK hy
"llil'.v 111. HIV uf those me'l ,! ni slip.
pine have ever vttticU .inmhei man elnee
they wete boyr?"
"Not 111 ii'p I'enl. ' he lllisweieil. nml
I thlnlv he was ilKht. The hiiiii(- which
Hii'se men dlrl In filemtlv hutiti later
taiiKht Ihem what iiernntal rnnlllet wai.
line of these days the ipih Upphs nml as
Klesxlveiie.s j.-n dovelopeil will lie the
menus nf an vine their liven. Peialleil
qinuiii ,,f men h hnvi had previous
knowleilBe nf Ihla Kpnrt have been train
ee! hy the huvliiu lusll intm s In lirciine
their assistants.
loollmll lllglilv Drvelopeil
GOOD TENNIS ON
PELHAM COURTS
Miss Bjurstrdt and Mrs.
Ropgr Hrach Semifinals
in Doubles
PI. Y UP TO KORAF
w.inciiau DrDlDDUVia
stimeii command. Kventually 'haTii
aione and calloiilns;. ' 'igStga
oit was Imported by WrnBH
RiispIhiIK Rnxintr mid Wins- . Ti,e. l
- r ;ii. lining as a tvvo-year-old, htxi
tline Contest Listed .W cXT:SJ&&
t-... .. ---..,... hit, uiiuaiium .)
ShoshoriyJ
A. A. I'
(.... TI.:.. Afi .. ! ";. Wyonilna-. vvfiere h wi-Wj
mm lllis M(fll(UU(I uii( for a year. Ills ei hivteaVfJ
.'." """!. inr h, IKPHa
',..,,., Fl"'ln' "d placed In Ottfl
nours Saturday j ,t .JlJlrr CK; FttfK)G
..". in.' mri tnai Karriok, Wk
rents have ' " ' ""' ',an' .f.n'-,'d'V "rf Prl
J-'eveial stieelal spnrllnc ev
beep ai lanced for the -nlilleis and fail-
IIIK ill title ..lit- fl.ld MB.L
This afternoon their will he H hall , a" !',M'k'
lilts was
saj.s nf ,1, : ",e ,-. a44,C
I have ever een," iv.'sSJ
m
il'M
b better flltlltillZ lilliaillsms Itiol.
llentall.v nf i;.ilie. Iheif Is t ei'i on I Innnl
value in iilhletl.'s. Ilideid. It tnlRlu
he Keii(.air.PI (,at the aim nf athletics
In the tialnluc .'.imps heie Is tn make
the men (It li, flstht. while 'ner theie'
ll is a niattet nf keeplm; (hem lit to
riRlit.
"In KiHiiie and mi ihe fnielcn seas,
whole Ihe i.iieer nf th. .rildiei and
sallnr is oxttepiely -.tletiuous t times
and deaillv mniujtnmuis at nthets. the
n the third recreat lima I value nf ."-pints natiiiallv
lieinnies the ninio Imiinitanl, Men just
nut of Ihe liHinlies iiTlei nerve-i ackliiK
da.vs nnild fl.vlnir bullets ami ImiHtliiK
shells luin Inslliiotlvelv In nthletli's I'm
dlvpishiii. Hut at first the problem s
dMIni'tlv iiiih nf ediii'.-tiiiiK hod tiiKoiher
wlili 1 1 ii ii 1 aloiiR lines of offensive nuht
ItiK Reireatioiu Are Remaikalile
"It is n his work, this iiieanlzlnc and
dlrertlllB the atlllell,. activities nf (ll.lllld
men. anil each nf Ihe divisional ulhloll.i
oftlieis has a man-sized lob Fiut the
recreations are tem.irkable l.v,,,il,-iii
baseball, fnccer. hnxInB. track and field
athletics; in fact, nearlj all the spoils
Known In Americans are niliilceil in hi-
all the men .Never before In the blslni'v
JACK DEMPSEY STOPS
PELKY IN FIRST MLNLTE
Unter, Kel., May 30 Jack Denip'ey,
of Salt l,ake t'll.v, knocked out Aithur
I'elkey, the Canadian lieavyw'elRh', In
the first round of a scheduled fifteen
iniiml bout here last night. The bout
lasted only one minute.
Pempsey opened the flghl by rushing
Pelkey, whn stumbled and fell before a
blow hud been delivered. Pelkey tegaln
ed hla feet and went Into a clinch.
Dempsey sent a rlRht to the chin and
Pelkey fell to the canvas for a count of
six, He attain arose, and tienmsev dtove
a left to the Jaw, knocking I'elkey out.
Saucon, 3; Main Iteds 2
llelhlelirm. I'a., .May ,'ln Sauion rioss
rtoads continued Its wlnnltur streak In the
lletllll'bem Steel Interdeparlment f.eairue by
ilefeatlna the Main Keda heto yesturda).
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LEADING ATHLETIC EVENTS ON CARD
FOR CELEBRATING MEMORIAL DAY
BAHKBAI.I.
Phlllla ra. k'l Vnolr aHlaa ruufHAnuli 4laks.asiui a ... 4
rhllllM' park. " ' ' " "'" " " '" ""' '
Af hltltt ta V.IV VmvIt IIhI b- kaImmma. eaMH an-A al S
n..j. -.-... . -,.... .u. ,.... .r..... .....r .. U
m,, at Tola
, m.r eDUloumpmn, hi evusrmni rorf l naoinKion
at Fort Waslllnafflni llnvlealawn at. Amllp.
Dun a to., at Marnei Aulurar at Inloni U'arwlrk at
Penn ra. Kalrrford. at PrsnVlln fl.lil
JIonltomer rountr IaaueA. ro., Kouthamntai
mt iniirai4iwn, -. m., Koudermn at Fort V
aiain s.in s.eaine ' m.
1IWMII.
rhlladelphla Suburban Iiu A. m., lupton at Fern Reek, r. tn l.lndlrr at
Barreiti Frankford at Olnn.
Other aameii Morning-, Rarkledae . at Chfllenhatn. ... AfUrnifjn. FeniRnek at
Mtftun, Quantlra Marines at Ntrawbrldae clothier. Adautle ri(r P. R. R. at Pit.
man. t'ramna at Ilarlan-nethlrhemi Dusker Pity Rubber vs. Norilieust Manufae
turera' All-tslan. Pctt and Arrounla at Cape Mar.
TRACK AND FIELD
Irish National tame at Point llretie park, a:X0 p. m.
Intersrholasttc trark nieel on .March Field.. Eaaton.
Mtarr Oardeu Keereatlon Center trarK ana Held meet at fcerenth and iAirubard
streets, starting at I p. m.
Athlrtlr Recreation tenter trark and Held meet at Twenty-sixth and Master
streets, starting at t p. m. ...
MOTOR CVri-K RAClNO
Meterryr'e And noter-paeed fclrycle rates at Point Breeie Park Motordrome,
p.
8WIMMINO
Griffith Park opening at Lanadowne, swimming and dltlng eihlbltlon at 3:30 p. in,
BOXIN'CI
Camp Dlx teams compete with United Reriite Club boiers at Ulter'a bedauuartfre,
8outh 'Iwentyserend s(reel, i (i, in.
Opening shew at Pcnnsgrote, N. 1 with Jack Brass and Eddie tVagend.la
W,B"- OOIF
lala flair rilnhlaslallai aeanft. alahtaan and talrtveftlt holes.
North Mlils.Countrr flub Mpeelal tourner for War. Pint medal.
Oretbreok Handicap medal plar. thlrtr-sU holes, for F. MrOocn Cup.
IUO oi laowjHwsr i if ne-w; wt,MaeM,
;imo -aisjiai-siitr. ssmiih, eiapieesi ,
ZZKhmtM.
I OUH1S7
ijoMwr i
mimi&rwwwfcv-?
. KSBS, USEE HiCTmTh 1SS
thai a came between two lamps iitiuaa
in Kale icielpts nf ii.nnn. bavketli.ill.
with Ijl ciiintH in one camp. iInim ma
liiinis, feni'lnc anil, in some nnithein
camps ;i whole nuiflt of winter spnits.
Anil theie Is ime phase nl onnip
.itbletiis baldly tnnrlieil nil by the cul
leces laUKlitei-cntuielllii(; camos. This
Is litiptillant, fur Kiinil huuinl Is nuo nf
the vilnl element nf discipline The
men toi a p.-iitlcular wild ilellKht nut
of "swal tajr," fnr instance
Theie ale plenty nf (rame.s of this
Mill besides il iiniutliip Komi feellnR,
develnii seir-cnulinl, iifry, mental
alettness and initiative, nil basrs on
which tn build military efllclency Mnre
ni er. men whose hn.vlinriil endeil all Inn
snnu have an opportunity to play as they
never played befnre. It must nut be
rnrgnlteit that all this Is a ii.ut nf mili
tary IralnliiR, nml that the pbasme de
ilved Is something more than incliletital
Muscle counts fnr Utile unless thei,. are
behind II dilvlnR fotce ami rmitrol
Apathy In an army or a navy is fatal.
.Many Oilier ftenefit.
The vvhnle story nf the ph.vslcHl gain
finiii the athlillcs In Ihe army and navy
Is a bltr one. Mr. Allen makes clear
I f lira riiiiclinii In i illicit tntr the inon In be
ot Hie country has sn l.irse a number nf hetler tlElileis. and In providing; them
men ensaKed In athletics: never before with wholesome and InviBoratlnc reerea
has its physical welfare teceli-ed such :i t,i,. i.,.i .,,1.. i i... nnni ohnnir ,.r tho
stiniiilus. Men are learning tn Rel hump. hook, devoted to lliiior and prostitution
ed and not mltiil It. The ipiality of per- Iin, ,he waH In which they are helnir
slstenci. Is lieiiip; develniied. The enntri- stamped nut nf mllltai'v environs, does
nuuon ni ntiiiettra tonnid ilevelnpluir nn lo,,, full slcnificauce of Ihe whole, pio
aeitresslve riglitlhi; spirit Is tremendous. ,.,, a,,,er
"The sports included In (he camp cur- The" wholesome constructive piocran.
riculunr. such as boxlnc and other per- nl.a ,and in hand with tile vice sup
sonal contact games,' says Or. Itaycroft preaillve woik. and toKetlier they have
llhe member of the Uai- Ileiinclment I ulM, in ,,, atarti,10; facta ofriclally
.u,.,,,,. ..,, .,, umur ., .uiiii-Mcs I nubllslied More than seventy i eil UKlit
iiiiiico n.ii ni't-ii soiciien piimaruy in
prepare the men for the sttiiRRle In
come, and the value of the athletic train
ing they have received will he fully
leallxed when they eo "over the top." '
"Boxitip, as Dr. llaj croft has pointed
out, is Intimately related lo the business
nf bayonet flghtine;. I have seen boxing
lessons In camp Riven to lino men all at
once, the class belnn directed hy a man
WILLIAMS FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
Have Arranged Six Games
While Contests With Prince
ton and Brown Are Pending
districts have been closed III what is
amounting to a moral clean-up of the
whole I'nlteil States. The venereal
disease uite In our army and navy lias
been I educed SO per cent since the he
Ktmilmc of the war. The athletlo ntn
eers no less than tho law enforcement
division, have a pail In this accomplish
ment. NEWYORR CLUBS WILL
EMPLOY USHERETTES
win Mt two-Mil four-
Wllllaiustnn-n, May .10.
The Williams College football season
of 1918 will comprise eight games, ac
cording to an announcement made last
night, at which time a partial list of
games was made public. Datea have
been arranged for six games and two
datea remain open. Princeton and
Brown are wanted for these date, but if
theie games cannot be arranged Dart
mouth, Trinity and the Ahmerst Aggies
are possibilities.
The open dates -were caused by Kens
selaer Polytechnic Institute of Troy and
Mlddlebury canceling the annual games
for next fall. The schedule follows:
September 28, Open; October 5, Hamil
ton at Clinton. N". Y.s October 12. Cor
nell At Ithaca; October 19, Union at
WilllAntstown i October 18, Columbia at
New York; November t, Westeyan
At Wllllamstown: November, 9, open;
November 16, Amherst at Amherst,
Rdbeionia Scores En? Victory
kabMooU. Pa.. Mir 30. Hohfsonla
High gchool awamped . Schuylkill College
taaervea In their annual game bere jester-,
President Harry Hempstead
Plans to Replace Men Now
Regarded as Unessentials
Jverr Vork, May 30. Though it Is be
lieved that the new draft ruling" ron
cernlns men engaged in lines of en
deavor which are regarded aa unessen
tial to the welfare of a nation at war
will not be Interpreted tn Include base
ball players, it is certain that ushera
employed at' ball parks are included
within the scope of the rule, and Pres
ident lurry N. Hempstead la now inaK-
ing plans to engage young women to
supplant the male Ushers at present em
ployed at the Polo (.rounds.
Most of the male ushers at trie liar
lem stadium engaged ill that work mere
ly as a side issue to their regular em
ployment, as this work occupies only
two or three hours of their time in the
afternoon.
It Is planned to recruit the "usher
ettes" from the tanks of those young
women who are engaged in a similar
capacity by local amusement houses.
As a majority of the ticket sellera and
other attendants at the grounds are
over the draft age they will not, ot
course, be affected by the ruling,
ua"
any
New ork, Mny ;to Kmu team at
tained semifinal louiul Innrket In tin"
doubles event nf the tinmen's Invitation
tennis Imirnnmetit ni th,. Pclh.-im
I'ountiv I'liih jesteiilai. Those whn
eatnij Iliioiiuh Ihe openliiK clashes In the
upper half nr the dtaw were .Miss
('.noma Winn and Miss Mntgaiet (irnve
and .Mis. Ikmier ft. tlieen and .Miss
.vtarie Wncner. ,n the lower hair the
brackets were taken by Misa Molla
Hjurstedt ami jus. .Inhan rtogge and
.Mrs. (ienrge Chapman and Mlsa Marion
Chapman
Iioubtless the mn.il unlnnked-for hap
pening nf tho lei-Onil muni! was the de
feat nf Mrs Itnwson I, Wood and Mrs.
Spencer Kullei tnn Weaver, former met
nip'illtaii dnubios champions, ,y the
learn nf Noise women, Mls Molla
Rjlll.teilt and Jt,. .lull,,,, Kocae. When
the defeoleil pair vim, thoi. tretrnpnlltan
illle It was against (he pHy nf Mss
Hjiiistnlt and Mts Miuie Wagner, a
learn fHt- more foimldabi,. ihari that
which opposed litem .vesteiday A
tlllee-set match was necessary liefnie'
Mis. Wnnd and Mis Weaver' admitted
defeat at I- r,, f, 3, r, .
I.nu Standard
Hv cninpailfnn will. Hid,. niU in
other IntiriiairentK Ihe play of Mis.
Wood mid Mrs. Weaver was much he
low standaid. They lenllv had tn de
feat only Miss. Hjutsiedl, for Mis, Ungge
far fiom being nt ,er best during
lietlod nf die rontest ; vet the
.Voise giil, iMirylng not only the huiden
of the piny In he,- own territory hut sus
taining that in Mrs. Ilogge's nurt as
well, whs able to folic her way through
lo v letnry
Several adverse line decisions setved
to dirconcerl the de'ealert players, hut
this was only Incidental In causing the
revetsal, for it was the lack of co
oiilinaled learn play that coupled hugely
lu Ihe result. Yet, for all that they loai.
Mis. Wood and Mis. Weaver did some
billllaut Individual playing nl times.
Mis. Weaver was especially strong at
the net. with her sharply cut off volleys
working well, and from the base lliie
Mis. Wood was aggressive with her deep
driving game that frriitienlly placed the
lival pair on the defensive.
first Rouml Play
In the flist toiiiid Mrs Wood and
Mis Weaver defeated Mrs. 1.. a Mor
ns and Mrs. Alfred Tliuiber at 6 (.
K-- 3, while Miss Bjurstedt and Mis.
liogge won from .Mrs. W. II. FTUpharil
and Mis. Krnest Kheihatdt al C 2, fi .1
Two other sllnng cnnietider.s who went
dawn to defeat In Ihe second round weie
.Mrs. Edward Raymond and Mrs. Ben
jamin P. Brlggs. They weie fiuced
to bow to (lie supremacy nf Mrs. Homer
.. liteen and Miss .Marie Wagner at
ll 3, 4 fi, fi 2. Mrs. Creen mice again
showed her teniarkahln ability to make
gels, and her stroking was severe nnd
stead) enough In cause much confusion
to the rival playets.
The summaries:
Doubles, first rouml- -Mrs rtenjaniln K
Hrtcss and Mrs. Kilivaril rtainiond defeated
Miss i;tlzubeth tluM'n a, id Mrn. Albvrt
Humphries, 2. 0 4. Mlsa .Marie Waantr
J.1?.'1 ,r?- Homer S. Oreen defeated MIkh
I-.llzabeth Moore and Mlsa Kdtth ltan.lv,
1 -. 11 i, -Mrs. Itawson I, Wood and Mrs,
Speneer F. Weaver, defeated Mr. I. II
Morris and Mrs. Alfred Thurber. a t, ll :t.
Miss Molla Iljursledt and Mrs Johan llosse
u-ieaieii .um. n, u, crncnaril and Mrs.
i.ui-,i r.uriiinrui. !
(Tallin hut, (.en,. I'n.,,., ..... -, t.'....,. .,....! IIIIS VV a S lnn PinPHlkrf liU A'
Regimen,, nml the fast Armed .luards ' It'" uT'-Vinffi
IhisoIkiII ip,M 'ri.A in.,. ,t. tAo, i. .,.,., i... ...iii ,..'.. .. ".. 'n inreoji.ww
" ...,. . ...,.., .,,,, ot. oeating all the hdrei;la
ii me iiisiesi in ine seivice anil nas '""'mj .Mioouy ever saw i b"
won several games. The game will be. , !'.".'Ker; al,d ,lls breeding Is of th'.
Plajr.1 at the Counlry Club for Enlisted I b Y?' ''"'J"'""". n tt)lyn
,.,..,. r,. -e , ,-blod 'i'i beat the World." (
.... , .....mruar-, ,. iiuoii ..in i lie con, n chestnut, full alxi
:'... "... r: ... '."'" .-.:; .: . :;.".?". vu' u. "no yam
, nriii,.'.-rvniiu .-,, i ri-, di nui.ii n," i, . ,11 1 ' I""!'"! , I Ul I ITU, J HO Kg (lie PS IT Oi A.
eniisteu men tiestioiis oi witnessing tins ; lauve racehorse. Mr. Coe la iCtt
liiiiiir njii hv inncn ii, nit; K,t,ullu. m
trucks. They will leturn Immedltttely
at the tlnish of the csm," !c the STvice
Clllh.
Second round Mrs. llPnrr. I'hnnman un
Miss Marlon Chapman defeatdi Sirs rt. H
liearhmsn snd Mrs. K. V. L5'nrh. (1 t. 3 11,
ll 4: .Miss Caronm Winn and Mlaa Marcaret
ilrove won trom Mlsa Clare Caasel and Mlsa
llelene Pollock hv d.fault: Miss Marie
Wnmier and Mrs. Homer S. Oreen dsfraled
.Mrs. II P. Ilrlaiia anil Mi. Edward rtaj
mohd. fl S, 4 0. rt 2; .Mlsa Molla lljurstedt
and Mrs Johan tinea ilfoatrl Vlrs nan.
I son J. Wood and Mrs. Hpencer K, Weaver,
4 6, 0 3. (12.
Tough on tho Teachers!
AllentoHii, Pa. .May an. Allsnlniin tilth
School save the eartittv u r.ul ti,ilnin.
here vesterday In their annual name, the
high sihool plavers winning by the score of
r to 1,
This evening there will be a wrestling
and boxing competition between tepre
sentatlves of Camp UK and members
of the I'nlteil Setvice Club. These bouts
will he held on the roof gaiiien of the
Service Club. Handsome medals will he
awarded to the winners. Theie will he
a charge nf fifty centre for all civilians
and ladies and etillsled men will be ad
mitted free.
The bouts listed ate as follows
11R-Ili. class (lambrone. Camp 0x
vs Call Hlhler, Service Club. 125-lb.
class Wheeler. Camp Ll.x vs. Johnny
Maloney. Service Club. 135-lb. class
Krankle Nelson, Camp nix, vs. Johnny
Alealey, Set vice Club. 112-lb. class
I'lscarello, Camp Illx, vs. Ruck Fleming,
Service Clllh. 158-lb. class Odde,
Camp Mix. vs. .Marly Cross, Service Club,
llin-lb. class loe Wilson, Camp Dlx, vs.
Joe Roriell. t'nlled Service Club.
In th" wrestling bouts. A. .1 Walter,
Camp IHx, will meet Nanklvell, of the
Service Club, and Kid Hamilton. Camp
Hit, will meet Htockton, of the Serv
ice Club.
in Saturday evening at the t'nlted
Set vice Club, the A. A I' boxing
lout ney, under the ditectlon nf Phila
delphia Jack ii'llrlen. will take place.
The boms will be In accoidance with
A A l' itilcs. and Ihe leading amaleitis
In this section have already sent in their
entries. Ileiiuan Meyer, nf the Middle
Atlantic Association of the A. A. P.,
leports a lecord-breaking entry list fnr
Ihe bouts Entiles are stilt open w'lth
Philadelphia Jack (TBrlen, Fifteenth
and chestnut slicets, or at the United
Set vice Club.
(In Sunday afternoon at the Country
Club fnr Enlisted Men, the fast Fourth
Naval Olslrlut team will have as lis
opponents the Pottstown, Pa., team. At
the A. A I . tourney on Saturday nlBht,
Ihelr will lie a chaige of SO cents fnr
civilians nnd ladles deslinus of attend
ing, and enlisted men will be admitted
flee
Amateur Baseball
J
P. 1. X, C. would I1U lo rtrrniifrf chitipb
with hm nlttftceii rimi t.ent-tflr-old firnt-,-liiHK
t..ntft liHlne home Rrnut.il nnd offer
Ihff a (Htr nuarHiitf Wnultl like tn hear
from Hurh tfHm n l.ln'lpn .Mill nnd Woml
hurt Stni(. (. Ilanjo, mtnas!r, SJ7 South
Second str?(.
MtiHHd . V., h Mtlcth flrt(t-raj.s trmH
triK nittf. woulii likp in heat- from leant nf
that la-it haTtifi Immp Krouwln and otffr
1m; a nHi'iw.hl mmrautfe PrantU Moorp.
tnHnusci. Tusculum and Somerset streets.
Ilfnunn A. A. wnuld llkp tn nrraiir iram"
Mllh ililrlepti nnd fi)urt-e-pnr-old tiaPilnt
and hoin nine .Mr Hewfon. matiager, 2217
Ann treet
with sayliiR he wodlil hot part WrtSI
f..w tin on,. . ..... " "H. '
.. ow.uuii, n s irt.llH ivara aaVA
ordinary that all inrfm.n aa ai.
.. i. ..... .. m vnaa
""" wunesseo tiiem agreed he "sr
snarl ...... I m... .. "C."
.,.. i..u, ,,,. Du, mere were ,n
who nuestloned his ahllllv
horse, and desnlte hla nheiins.i,"(a
which was public property, ha onisall
even money favorite, vvhlclt rieadejaVl
-.o.... . ,.-. ii ran as nenaa.we,
and when he came rompln hift;
Iritf by ten lengths "show ma'1 Ha
admitted they had been slmwrt Ui a
stake engagement at Belmont PttNrJ
i ne luouKKnn itanillcap, to M'f
day. At Aqueduct he Is In tht'Sfi
viueens county, carter and W
handicaps. At Saratogi h !
In tlia Saratoga, Champlaln, Ut
and Citlzena' and Delawara h&
lie Is by Polymelus. which led
sires for three yera In euccaMtML&J?
Others Importer) (j
i ne iiorfces wnich obtained (MMMha
third paces behind him were fclfco Mj
porieu niooa. ueorge D. Ifli
three-) ear-old chestnut keldlBsl'a
Ivan, by Jaeger-nosey Donovah,:
tCommnndei-.1, K. I,. Itojia'i thras)-
oin nay colt wigstone, by aMfsV
Blue Tit. a nose for the nhMUA!l
foreign bred uerformer wdM tJMM
ing two-year-old dash. Thuv
I May's fveen Jane, by JAVM
Jane, which was imported trirC4
and McKlnney. 'iii.
II. tt. Dedvvell and Lawr0M"J
respecdvelv Commander J. IT. .Xi
trainer and head jockey, left liat'j
for Loiiisviiie, td prepare itMwl
Cudgel in the Kentucky Hthth
liouclas Park Haturday. '
Eddie McBrlae became InetifttMcfl
Ihe Urst race, a claiming ftlf..UWli
Km 1 1 Herz claimed him for llllf.-
was entered at a valuation 6f IfM.STS
News or the death at HMTM
Ky.. of Ueorge W. Morgan, liflsXt'l
T. I hlnn. was received at Mt
Park vesferdav. The deceased lirisl '
known In sporting and turf fHfds ,
over the country. The firm oi qui
lorgau liwnea iuhsius, smsj,
horse won the Kentucky Herbof.!
rm
DORNHEIM WINS
.,tXi
BECK IN CLOSE MAI
, -itara
yri
Frankford High PUyWj
MiEht to 1'inv first oi
Against New Yotk"fjM:
- -- :
Mjft?,
II. F. Hnrnhelnl. of FrhkfOfil
rrmressive Ciult.. a flfiren lo snnieen- ' Sihool, won the right to play flMtj
aif-ntrl Irm . Urn fsilla- iiiilfrieinAt hIha ' . a . t- a . .-&.. aVaah-'Sfe
American Auociatien
At Kansas City
ftiiiwau 1 1
American Aiiociinon
isaa City 9&i
iP.ir-iilf) tratt llru. f n 11 v ttnlformrd nine.
would HUp to hear from honip tpatns In or i
nut of towii (iffprlnc a auilablp Indut'Ptnent.
Auntin Hwppney. nianaeir. KJpenth and)
Ogdrti fttrppts
f'rutikfnH A. ('., a tlrft.rlas tr.ttvllnar
nine, hue reorganized for thP staon. and,
nlthoush tr In IU npenlno;, they have a
flnp rrr ord, having plaed nu-h ttama n9
t'.at'hararh (llantx, rienoantvlllp. Isoaan.
Ht 4'olMnpauoofJ and manv uthpr teanti
nf th above rlaM. The have .InttP S,
.tulv 4 (a mt And P m ) and up vera I datt't
UurltiB .lun atid July open for flrat-rlapis
homp t pani In PennjlanU Npw Jpr"py
nr.d t)elaware offerltiK a reaonahl guar
ant pp. William Summer, maneigpr. 4815
Mulberry street.
Vlrtor TalMnjr Maihtne Cnrnpany. a firnt
rlans travellnr nlnt- would like to hear from
team of that i 1m?h havlntr home grounds
and offering a dultabl" guarantee. Joseph
Tternardl, manaser, RID South Thirteenth
street,
(ieorce W, Hmllh A Co. II, C, are open to
meet any flrai-rlaaa traveling nr home nine.
Herman Adams, nianaaer, -II.4U Olhe street,
Franklin P. P., a fully uniformed fourteen
and flfteen-jear-old home or traveling n.lne,
would like tn hear from teams of that class.
Joseph O'Neill, manager, i'fllS South Fif
teenth street.
Citholic High, 16; Trades School, 2
Catholic High overwhelmed Trades Fen not
veaterday afternoon In an fnterarholastic
league gam by ths score of IH to) V. Tha
contest was only five Innings In length.
Store I
LIST OF RECORDS SET DURING
INTERCOLLEGIATE TRACK MEETS
rtrsltr. Kw Vark
r 1. I.lli 1. K.
10O-jsrd dash. 9 t-5 .fronds .11. J. M'efers. r.eoraKOirn t'ni
.eJ.,,
Mar SO. (Jm K. r. rrala. .Mlrhl.an. VhlladVh'n
Fe. Mass., Mar J J, 1911) D. F, l.liiplnr((, l'enni
Mat$1?rifTUn' '" ttr'ni '""" Mwedlth. Pennsylvania, CambrMae, Mass,,
' Haif-mlle' ran, 1 Minute BS seronils James K. Jerr4ltk, rennslaala, Mar It.
t'lraitr. New Verk
no,. ana ran-
.. nar
- B .
i,H,a, a a., ..s fai.1!!...
nnsritania, lamenets, Mass,
19l
Mar
Mass.
Vork
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final round of the trial tournamt
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to 5-2. when Iteik brai-ed arid IH
r.-l and 36-tn on Dornhelm'avl
when he mlKed the eaaleet klnatsl
vnlley for fi.all. Dornhelm at oMl
ills opportunity nnd rail out me I
The eeeond set flaw Beck DlHat I
all the time, and hy brilliant WJU
he riiFhrd thrdUKll It W a W1H'
outelnsslnc Dornhelm at all tin
The third net was it MUM
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the edre at, n2 on nia
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the eet at S-4. 't-Ci
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ninsr to end. and bV tt MR
attack he easily Wt.rt at t.'J
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fenstve, the match looked ait-;
Pornhelm had a punch 111,4
(he final Ml with a ruin.
riret came at love, and tntn 1
service by a serifs ot nriiiii
Ita followed this by ti
serve again for 3-lov. 84K
affeetad, and thl nnai en:
him when a lucky net
Dornhelm th flttt tm I
From then on th mate
doubt. Dornhelm showed I
i. veaterday thah at tlUf:
career, ana nis victory ci
his position as tit ran
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