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TAKE A DIVOT WHEN YOU
PLAY, SAYS CHICK EVANS,
MACKMEN WIN
: FROM DETROIT
AND THEN REPLACE TURF; r
Double Crowned Champion Says It Is Necessary if You :
Want Results, But Putting Back Torn Turf ! '
Is Necessary Every Time : D U G A iT
mis I'lay JJciorc the
the Smallest Baseball
Croud of Season
SLIPS qi
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1 lo
By CHARLES (CHICK) EVANS. JR.
I'AS raining: hard In town, and an
looked out of the window and
watched the downpour of the cray clouds
that spread far to-the westward t con
cluded to take a later train to the club.
When 1 arrived there an hour later I
discovered that no rain at nil had fallen
there, the worst liavlnn been a gray and
threatening sky. I was mtRry at myself,
of course, but I hurried Into my clothes
delnrmlncd to pet at least a half-hour of
golf
It was a wipe resolution, fur In that
Fhort rlemlhour I picked up a small Idea
that ought to be of value to mfe and It la
In effect only a little variation of our old
friend the "forward pre" Without a
doubt, by this time my renders aifoclate
me vijth that Idea, and I am not r.orry,
for in spite of wlpU critics may, nay 1
am a i-troiis believer in the "forward
press,"
At Winnipeg I was not getting my
c'.Ubhead through on the last tin J, anil
the result was frequently disastrous; yet
If 1 had not temporarily forgot the
"forward press" all would bao been
well, for otherwise, I was swinging well.
What 1 worked out In my half-hour al
Chicago golf was but an cMianslon of an
Idea born of a Utile Incident al Dulutb.
On one of the closing holes 1 had put my
blade too near the ball before pressing
forward and It slipped down the uneven
ground and just turned the ball over a
little Into a ery bad lie. I slopped my
rtroke and played carefully a beautiful
shot to within three feet of the hole.
Sargent, who was standing near me,
r.ald that he thought the ball mmcri. 1
agreed with the view, of course, although
In our games we arc unaoeUMt-md In
take notice of It when It Is clearly an
accident; hut I care niilhitig for winning
except by actual htiiiker, and tu when It
came my time to pull I purposely mimed
the half. But lc Is the time lt be
careful about such a thing happening
again, and In the extra hour today 1 put
my clubhead In Hie address about an
Inch behind the ball nnn the results were
ery gratifying.
I war careful to fie that when t had
a cry hard tie in the tough t did not
place tliit club head almost next to the
ball, because I might be guilty of Im
prolng the lie by parting tho grass or
I might again make it change Its posi
tion. On my half hour of practice that low
erlng afternoon I recalled how sweetly
tlil.s little stunt permitted the club head
to go through the ball. Another thing
that It v.ve me wffs a clearer vision of
Ihe Imaginary direction line wlildh
means so much to my golf. Then I
added to my stunt the little luo-f.-nt
follow-through I described the other
day. .tnil behold! I was getting won-1 M
lipiltll FtiniH. I iiitil i,(iuill otic iiiui.:
4Jm rlr.hl nccentcd beat to the rhythmic
measure
I Imagined too, that my club head
was on the ground abiut a foot, and
this leads me to say that It Is almost
necessary to lake turf. I hate to tell
this to the average person, but the little
scarred spot really does knit oxer easily
If the dlxot Is carefully replaced and
you do not dig too deep in mother earth.
But 1 beg you to replace those divots'
immediately and carefully or every
greenkeeper In the country will rWe up
against me. Be doubly careful ,and
rpare me from their wrath.
I have ofleu been asked when the bol
tom of the blade rntero the ground, some
Hctually bellexlng it was before the
ball was hit. Let me say here that
nothing, no uplashlug of Kami or mud,
should get between the sulking surface
and the ball. It ii my gucs that the
Mid Is flr't cut about an elfclith of an
Inch back of the rc'tiiig ball and then
the club head goei through the lurt
with the ball and the luif steadies the
club head and nice3oarlly the night.
Detroit. June 1.1.
"liiIcm a train from the Wwt brine
to town today tho well-known okla
hoinan, Hcolt ferry, Detroit funs are
going to be considerably disappointed.
All spring I hey have been waiting to
sec this youngster, just as they used to
wait for Walter Johnson. There Is little
hope thai they will get a chance to see
htm In this series, though a lot of them,
If the weather warms up, will go out,
Ignorant of Ills absence.
Mack docs not know just when his
Ptur stinger, who went home fiom ("Id
cigo on iiiclpt of a telegram rn
pouncing (he almost certainly fatal III
ncjs of bis father, will be ab'e to re-
iuin It N cxnwttd that lie will rcnort
scott Perry a warded to boston
by the national commission
Cincinnati, O., June IX
In a majority finding the National Haseball Commission rtcrtlny de
clared the transfer of f'lajcr Scott Perry from the AllanU rluli to the
Philadelphia American League club null and xold, nml uphold the claim
of the Boston National League club to the player's services upon the pay
ment of $2000 to thq Atlanta club. The Huston dub wis ulso permitted
to return the plajcr to Atlanta If, after thirteen days' trial, It desires to
do Ml.
President Johnson, of the American League, did not concur In the
finding, Which was signed by Chairman August Herrmann, of the National
Commission; President Tenor, of the National League, nml Secretary J. It.
Knrrell. of the National Association. President It. H. Hough, of the .South
ern Association, filed a minority finding, In which lie stated lie believed
the Atlanta club was within Its rights In disposing of Pciry to Ihc Phila
delphia club.
Perry was sold by Atlanta to tho Boston Nationals for $2000, optional
agreement, but deserted the tealrt on June 17( 1917. The Hoston club was
assured at the time that If tho player ever returned to organized baseball
Uprights would he protected, although the National League notified
Hoston that It could not enrry the player on Its Inclllglblc list, as he was
being carried on Atlanta's Ineligible list. Hoston at that time had paid it
$500 Installment of' the $2i5u agreed for the plaj cr.
This cur Atlanta sold the player to the Philadelphia Amcrlcanr. nnd
Hoston complained and laid claim to the plnycr, provldlnf; it fulfilled the
original agreement made to Atlanta. The majority of the roniniii-i-ion
upheld Boston's claim.
cxo'uml. Ills abtrme is Ihe tiling
forud Adams Into regular service.
that
liml Day for Dugan
yucr how many kinds of baseball a
pla.xer may show In the same game. It
looked on Wednesday as If Vean O'regg
would lOBe, Instesd of winning by n I-.
to-3 score, on the mishaps of Second
Sticker Pugan. The Held was very slip
pery and the youngster looked as bad
In the mud as Shannon did in the open
MACK WILL DEFY
: THE COMMISSION
lug contest. Twice lie let balls that were
lilt straight at him, and slowly, go
through him. one of the errors enabling
t'etrolt to tin up In the sixth.
Then in the ninth, witli Hobby Jones
running for Veacli, with two down, on
Ills way to second ps llellnnmi swung,
tliis previous aid to Hi-trolt made a play
that li had no right at all to turn,
giilng Into the air for ji line tlrhi that
'was marked trlpl, ." spearing it witli
1 one hand and with his h.-ck partially
unneii to the natter. Th'a was a won
derful play. Larry Unrdiicr Btolc three
hits fir i.rrgg, but these all were line
dtlvfti coming straight at him.
Straps About Scrappers
fill! t.el Is in xcelleiit enn.lltion for
W fchMulml six -round !"'in wllli -M Hhu
l.rt. tli New Heclfiril Iwntem This will
li the thIM rn'UIni blxxMi Jh" n-ilr. Ij'wIs
VsmHIiib th rotnilnr iii'Hnui'?r xi-nlli-t .'
VI In thl rltx nnrt Sbiibert efttlni ttli rel
r"' di'diMnn oxer (nil- In niston ii iter
twlxe huci-lnuclit roiimls. This will I' "
nnal bout to a xvfll hnltn-i! pronrain In lh,
srnn1 orn-Hlr xr-ow nt th- riunlirlti A. .
Fmnkford tumue ami Cambria street. ""'I
will be hM tomorrow ex'nln urnvl.lliin II
i".o!i not rain, and In en so of n iloijnoaur
th rhow will Iw held the follonliic ;tv In
stead of Mondxx-. in S'nnl-ert boxes In Ho
ton on that dnv. Tb aemlwhiil-iin trj-sents
Vouiik Mrlno. of Nw York, oivl t-nnv
Hiirheg. of till" elty. Three other Ciwl
bouts alio are on lb" nnrarmn.
Top Ftrnn. one of lh nrorltor of thf
Cambria A, C. wlhes In Jet the flallc f:in
and ni.iniBep know Hint Joe Koonn. tho
10'al llehtluht. Is now lemlv to cone wild
th loadlnir men In his dlxtslmi l.orma. In
hit last bout stoniiril llubbv Norlh. of ii-xx'
Vork. n fw weeks aco.
Falille Mrtloorlj. iifOalil.o-.li Hiid'rlill
Hurrlvm. of CMcintn lll m- ft for Ihe third
tltm within two months. Thex- hax lust
bwi mulched In nnir In a ten-round st-raii
at Kaelue. wis., on the nlalu uf Juiu- 'JI.
Ad Wolrast, the former HeJitwelclit cliam
"nion, xx-ho ivhh rto.-ullx' releaed from a
aiiatorliiiu. Is sneiulln? the suninier at a
resort near Mlnocfiila. .Mich. Anordlnsr In
his nhvali'lan. Wolaaiil Is a vprx'-miich-l-m-
wrox ed peraor,,
The latest nitin to lwsuo a dell tu l.t-ix
Tendler is .MpI l.ooiraii. a llonloa lltrhttxcluht,
Cootan i-lalins that thev were lo have myt
In the recent lioxlna nhow that was held In
N fiw York for the iisncflt of Ihe Uiiltvd
Stales foldlera and Hullors. but Ttndler was
afraid of him anl HV;nl that b bo w
other boer. and linrney Adair, of New
York, xxaa substlluh-d.
YounK llrnwn, Ihe New York weUerwlebl.
baa been obtained to hov rltrht roiimls with
.ton Welsh of tbiii rltx-. In tb" wlnd.-un at
the I'ennscroxo A. I', of New Jersey nu Fri
day nutht. This lilateh ullahl In draxv a
packed arena, as both men are known for
their slilEKlne and cleverness. The semi
final brluas loce'her Joe Phllllus, of Ibis
rlty. and Jark Itliiiso. fitnnerlv of New, Or
leans, but now of this cllv In a six-round
scran. This bout wns supposed In have been
bald at that club last xveek, ' but as
.Allen did n.xt recelxe his railroad tickets In
tlnxfl he did not put in an nupearanre. Time
other preliininary luiuls lire on the prosrara.
Jark O'llrlen In now known from rnaM to
roast and from the Great Lakes tu the rtlc
Grand for hU kind assistance to the ctov.
ernnient bv helplnc to sell f.ibertv Ilondi
of ths third loan and stasinv boxlnir .-on-teats
on the City Hall plaex for the bfnhl
of the Liberty Loan and IteU Crow.
In reference to Ihe mstix- ihslleuees hurled
'at Tele JIarman, the bautarnxvclnht cham
pion, his manaaer. Ited Walsh, wishes tu
announce that Herman wilt defend hln
chamulonshlp acalnst anv conti-nder for hla
crown provtdtna he Is atven a flat cuaranteo
of 300.
Herman l"Mux") Tiirlnr. uislrhmakrr
of the National A. A., who recentlv tendered
his resignation as matchmaker of the ppnns
Broxe A. C. of New Jersex-. slates that he
has dropped Younir Jou llorrcll und hero
after the local ' Italian boxer xxlll be
handled by another inaiiaser, who xxlll prob
.ably be himself.
I'rehton llrnxxn, the colored hauler, seems
tj hax-e returned lo his old-time form, when
he showed the boxln? fans at the Cambria
A. ' last week that he can still battle ns
of old when ho hsIldeU IJddie Morcan. the
Kncllsh feuthrrwclKht. a neat six-round
tiastlmr.
Amateur Notes
cur loles j
Al tlerkfleld's sensational tvxlrllnc was
the feature of th Atlaa Club's HI xletory
oxer the AJax A A. lie fiinud seiente'ii
batsman
Henri A. A. lias Juil" !." n"n ami also
a fw other dates laler in lb" season for
Iraxellns teams. W. K. Klken. SO,"i North
Klity-slxlh sljet.
Tile (irrrnleiir ,. A. xvnuld like tu be-ir
from seeiilee-,i-eljhleen-jear-old home clubs
irrrliit: a 'fair auaratuee. M. UilhiIu, 'Ju'ja
West Indiana nxetuie.
Arso A, A., a 8-,niiirofesi,iml IraxeHns
rlub. lips Jure l."i."2 and Jul -I '. Sn.'
Ol, .'ll J Oflllev, "111 IXi-lRri'ile stteet, or
phoiio Kenbu,tim .1477 from 7 lo ! p. in.
I'bll.idrlpliln Raiild Transit A.
C. b-js June
IT, open with a rirst-ilsss seinlptoftH'-Inn ll
Inline team offering a reasonable ruarantee.
J. Whlteilile, Ilrill JoCe striel, or Idliille
l-rankford S'.iu.
South Pliltudelnl'la A. P.. a slxleen-sev-eneen-eHr-old
trnxellnj rlub. In desirous
of arrant,)!)?, games with teams In or out
side of this cltv for June I.V all of .tul.. end
Auzust. II Mooell, 1 112 1 Tasker street.
rrankferil Junetlnit It. R. teitni xvoutd
like to hear from all Iraxeiing teams. C.
Stevenson, ,i717 Van Dyl.e street
t'altlon A, A,, a first-class uniformed trsx
elluc learn, wntittl like to nrrnuce contests
wilh home clubs six Ins a fair Kuarantee for
July I Ip, to.). July -". July 17 and Aumist
:i. William l .McCarthy. HHi Poplar
street.
tluster t'luh a tlrrt-i-lass trnXelln; unl-foi-md
leam, has June ITi--J open, flobert
I,. Heerher. -dot South Krankl.n strrtl, or
phone Lombard 2U4J between noon anil 1
p. in,
The N. I'. II. A. won Its fourth sttalcM
game by defeating tbe Sheridan K. C. S-aj
Willi lluchle lllet-k. the former South Phila
delphia HUll alar, nml CliHrlle Newman In
Its llne-ltli this lllh xx'ouh'i like to hear froli4
all tlrswrlasrt tiume teatns ptnjlnr; Sunday
ball. Mob SilUhkk, Kuurtn and Heed
slrerla.
lse A, P.. a sljttecn-elw-hteen-xenr-old
imlforme.1 team, baa open dates In July and
AukusI with teams haxtng crounds. Ieouis
Aligcds, I7'J1 South -Mole strelt.
Mifflin tvjuare xxould like to hear from
first-class elshtcen-twenly-jear-old home
teama plaxlne Sunday ball nnd offerln? a
fair Eunrantee. Al Kins, 17-"-' South Fifth
Mreet.
riillmnre A. A. would like to bear from
flrst-claifs teams In I'eniuolxanla. New Jer
sey, and Delaware havina- June i! nnd July
I oien. Edwin Leech, -747 North Front
street, '
Narris Field Club, a semlprofesslonal
team, has June 1, and 2J and also sexs-ral
Inter dates open for home leann offering
fair Indueeinenla. Frank C. Khaller, r,o4
Norrls street, or phono Diamond 7078.
M. Mnrrus A. A,, a traxclin; and bo,--x I
t c u ni it KliH huk linn tt'f lusit rlv iama& liua '
iani inx H imn tsiuss iu -- - riPMicai aissi
a few open dates and xxoulil like to ihenr
from flrst-rlasa traveiini or home tenms.
Albert C. Iloemhlld. 'JAIS West Cumberland
street, or mil Diamond ."isi'il J
,100 Knits See. (lame
Connie's atblelrs can claim one Pe
trolt record, Un Wednevday they played
to thp smallest i ttenilaiice that Naxin
Kleld has known hi Us seven xcars of
oivupincy tinl.x nbout ami persons
braved the. wlntr.x weather and the. high
wind that xxeiil wilh It. On Tuesday
tho fans sat In shirt sleexes to xxatih
the eonicpt This llmo tliuy wore oxer
coats with collars turned up.
The weather affect rd the pipy to some
evtent. the yard being xxct from morn
ing rains. This hampered the Inllehlers
and Increased the number of base hits.
Tbe outlleldi-is, been line xf Hie wind,
usually caught files several xnrds -iway
from the spot they first, started to
Journey lo.
Detroit lias ; ball ptajer who is u
marhahl" In one way. lie la the young
man xvho foices t'lnrcncc Walker lo
have an initial prefixed lo his tiume in
the box scores xvlille here. This b'lank
Walker, also a ccnterflclder, and a
recking gooil one xxos discovered by
Octioil In the Virginia Lcagnr, and sent
to Springfield, ., for seasoning. In tho
Illinois he In saving a slump when he
hits belott'-.S.'ifl.
Cnn'l Hit Sntillipa"xx' '
L'. hero be lilts just fairly well, rtut
the. reason for Ills lack of an axerage
Is mainly the niuthpaw pitching. The
tueer tiling about this Is tint be Is n
rlght-lii'tid hitter, no lint, theoretically,
IcfMiBjidpi'H should be his prey. Since
the team has been nt homo Walker has
hatted against llutli, Leonard, llurper,
or Washington, twice; firegg and Nick
Altrock. Nick didn't fan him. Hut in
cacli of the other fixe games, he lias
struck out el least twice. Leonard, In
his no-hit game, set Walker down on
strikes exery time he batted and didn't
strike out any other hitter save Hush,
xvho fanned with two down In the ninth.
Utility Quartermaster? Win
Cnmn ll. N. J.. June IS. The 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 v
Quarlermaslers handed the Remount sta
tion short rations here yesterday, lime"
allowed hut three bits and made ns many
himself. his team xx-!nnlnK by 13 to ,1.
Says He Will Pitch Perry
Despite the Award to
Boston Club
JOHNSON MAY A I D
nT,:iu)Ys m-:snrs
I , , NATIONAL I.KAI.IK
Ne York, It t lilinco. o.
lliKtim. 1 1 I'llMiiircli. n.
Awr.iiU'AN ixAi.u;
, Alttlrlles. it Deiicii. '.
Huston, 5t ( hlrnro, ll,
t'lexelaiid, t New 'ork, .1.
Unshlnclon, Ii t, Louis. I,
I Chlraen,- .
. New York
' Cincinnati
1 Hoston. 31 3.Y .1A7 llronkbn t; 3K .31H I
1 Mi:nic.N i.KAtii'K !
W.I.. IM'. .!.. I'.C. '
llnslnu :tl 3n .ana Wnsli'clnn S SB .Inn
New York 37 81 .fiat M. I.ouls 33 31 .I7H
t hlcann . 31 311 ..'.1.1 AKiletlrs III 37 ,li:l
CletrlaiMl. 37 31 ,S3u llrtroll... 15 38 ,313
FOUR GREAT GOLF STARS
TO PLAY AT, MERI0N NEXT
MONDAY FOR RED CROSS
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vane
Barnes. Hagcn and Alarston in Four-Ball Match
at Thirty-six Holes Over the Champion
ship East Course
accessible by motor nnd tr
Philadelphia, anil Western,
A-dmoro avenue, station fit
twelfth hole. The morning
begin' nbdut 10 o'clock, n'ntf-- the)
noon roitnt? nt 2 o'clock.
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Texas League Will Firiisfc
June 1S,-
Dallss. Te,, June 18. tteorcatll
the Texas l,eairue into an elffnl-chili
zaiion, pronnDiy jnciunina rcxv i.
itrue Into un
nrnhsblv .Ineludlnir New Orli
of the Southern Association, and f
Hy WILLIAM
T)IIILADi;LrilIANS will haxe their
X- first glimpse of Ited Cross, golf at the
Jlerlon Cricket Club next Monday, when
four of the best experts In the country
xxlll play a thirty-six hole match over
the cast course, the same links over
which xvas fought the last amateur
championship played in this country.
And tho player who won the last ama- do not place any stock In that
teur championship xclll be one of the ment for it has no basis In fact
H. EVANS
If ou haxe nexer seen Uvans play
ou ought to run out to Merlon some
time during that day exen If ou have
to break an engagement. There Is no
liner exponent with xxt.od and Iron in the.
country than smiling Chick Kxans, He
has not a bad shot In his bag. You may
haxe heard that he Is a poor putter, but
state-Rvans
fiuartet. Chick Kxans, the only golfer I puts his approach shots si, dead to the
In this fountry or anywhere else who I hole that when he falls to run doxvn
excr won the open and amateur chain-j those elglt- and ten foot putts people
pionsnip me same year, will, xcith .Max remark that he la a poor putter.
play i gainst Jim ttarnra. the. Most of us have sien long Jim Barnes
ml Philadelphia open ciiam- in ncib.n ami If xou have not It Is
Alarston,
western
plon. and Waller Itagen, the second
the home lueds to will the opt ll title
Detroit. .Mich., June Ll.
Siiinelliing more thrilling than the ef
fect of the war on baseball is promised
b.x Connie Mack's tin rut that. In dcll
tnce of the National i'iimmis.-1'iii, he
will pitch Scott Petty xxlirn bin team
reaches I'lexrlnnd, xxhero the liuikr Is
tu tejoln II, and will u-c him as oltets
thereafter as In- chooses. It Is the lira I
outright defiance of Ihl' sort that the !
coiiinilsiiion lias encountered I
"W. xxlll hold Perry nni- will pitch
lilin." nu Hie enct xxords of MaiiHgcr
Mack, ullcieil calmly and with appar
ent fotcthouglit, when be was ques
tioned last night Tin- Mackmcn came,
here from Chicago, and though be did
not make this plain, any sinh till ret
statement. It was nppaietit from Mack's
words, that he and President Johnson
hud dls-eiisvcd the case and the Athletics'
possible course. He ibd say dlreclly
Hint lie had a fairly tlr Hullo idea xvbat
Hie commission decision xxould be, and
had reached bis oxxu before the formal
axwml wan made.
Should Mack's plans go tlnoliuh. It
lr,"kr like clxll xvnr In liaieball. II also
xviiitld appear that President .lohusou Is
ptepare to stand back of him in oppo-i-ltlon
to his National League conferees.
Perry, as tnbl elsexxberi- In the KvENl.Nn
Pfni.n' LiuiiiKii tfisiKilclies, is not xvl,lh
the club In riotrolt, nml tlie Issue cannot
be forced until tbr Mackmcn resell
Cleveland.
M.
I;irt Time Since Cluiupion-liip
It will be the llrst tlin,- that lixans
has played at Merlon since In- won the
amateur title. It vx ill alSM be the lirst
tune lh"t Parties has placd the course
since he xxon the Plilladelpiiia open hisl
suiniiici Ilagen ban pla.xcd the coinse
l,efore and Marston is uoxv a uiciiibcr of
the Merlon Cricket Club and Is familiar
ST?!"Iti!'lJ,,S "ThXrT.,,,,. thai imateurs
NATIONAL LLAtilK pla.xed III this city against two profes-
si in .ins rn .rBhVVi Jm"!oiu,,s V,,s 'ast f""'.,"1!?" In"? ""L1
311 IR .(1117 Phillies. . is 3S .in Norman II. Maxwell, the then North and
.i.-t.niiw s,i. iniii. is sn ,i! rjouiii amateur cliainnion. defeated
Parties and l-ablle Loos on the thlrty
elghlb hole at Whltemrrsh ill one of
the most sensational matches' excr staged
In Ibis country. Tho feeling before the
lualcli began xxas that the two profes
sionals would xxln, as Panics had shot a
117 for the coittse iccord and both he
and Loos had plcyed the courbo ,-i num
ber of limes tinder "a. On the other
hand, Kxntts noxcr saw the course until
he arrixed that nioiuliig.
st;ni-,uuLi: von today
NATION l. LlIAlll K
I I'hlln.lelnbla.
I .mil
I'lll vllitrh nl lltifnn.
lliHInnafi up llrnekl.xn, l
CIiIiubo nl New ork. j (irnat Match Likclx
AMKRK'AN I.KAIII K - There ate tlicfce w ho llgurc tha: Itamcs
A"ll,,ll,"l010,,,"nr0ciiiitn ' I,n'1 "aKP1 m"y llr," t"o strong a com-
U asliliiclou' nt ,st. Louis, ! hinatlon for the nuiatcurs. but Jtmt at
New x.ork at flex eta ml, pnsenl botli Kvans and Marston are
I going at ii xery line clip and there Is in.
Manager Toole Injured j doubt that they xxlll gixo a fplenditl
Srrniitnn. Pa.. June 1:1 Wallet- Toole, I count oT tiieinselxes. Merlon offers a line
manager of Ihe sViniilon icaiu of thn tfft of golf and the players xvho corn
County Kemlpiofesslnnal League, sulTcred peleil In the amateur were unanimous III
a broken jaw eatei'day xxlicn struck ill Haylng tliat the course xvas the best excr
(be fine by a hatted ball, tonic xvas I , , ., , rniiiitrv fir -. .hiniiilon-pta.-tisliig
al thhd base when the acci- ""ere" '" lMH countrj nr a clianiplon
dent occurred. i i,,M'.
or about time that jou saxv the finest ot
'the American proa play. He drlxcs a
urrittc. ball, and on tnojt two-slut holes
he uses a uiashl" nlbllc mr his ap
proach shot, so far does he hit them.
He frequently pla.xn under a sexeny
and rarely dt.es he go oxer 70 or 77, so
there Ik a treat la slore for ou.
Hagen Is suppos'd to be the longest
drlxcr of the timrtet and some of his
tie shots arc wonderful to look at. lie
Is also a master mechanic with his
Irons. Marston also hits a long ball,
and xcc may took forward to a scries of
terrific wooden shots fiom the xnrious
tees. There Is every indication that the
battle xxlll bo concentrated on the short
game, and the green and the best ball
of either pair ought to be low.
To Auction CanMic Prixilegc
The. privilege of acting as the caddie
for the four men xxlll be sold to the
four highest bidders, and ns nil this
money xxlll go to the P.ed Cross It Is
expected that a largo sum xxill be
realised from this alone. In addition,
the four balls used by the players will bo
sold to the highest bidders after the
first hole has been played, and. hi all
likelihood, the score cards will also
be sold lo the spectators. The gallery
xxlll not be. charged any specific sum,
and may give what they please for the.
badges which xxlll be sold by the Ited
Cross women, but the minimum contrlhu-
Hon Is fixed at $1, which Is very cheap
for the sort of golf eulcrtaltnment these
1 four players will provide.
The Merlon Cricket Club course Is
Ter,, xvss agreed, vnon here yestat
Tetas f.eaffit elnh tirenMenls ae.li.
that direction xilll be taken at onceTiJ
announced tonight.. . -j. -;a
It xvas decided at today's session HI
eias jjeaaue wouia nnisn oui mvjW
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U. S. ARM
(STTI.r.)
SHOE
NIUNSOtl LAST
snw.;i1 PitrrhM
1400 Pairs ,
Dt err shoe guaranteed nt
tutel.v solid leather and
proof. Cannot be sold cllfWfc
for less man six.nu. ta
etperiai prices Fn snipyavwi .
nil other plants entaced fa
ernnient work.
IVe are Ihe largest dtalOMV
military (roods, uniforms, ft.VS
Sent Tarrel Post ,An.TwhrVJ
V. 8. A. I0e extra. StaU M
when ordering. . "-'(xSa
Par-Money rerunuea ir aat.aasM
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NATIONAL MIFORIfi
AND EQUIPMENT CI
533 Market. SI
on ii 4iitii.iiiia i it. 'a-1
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M. Moister & Co., Mfr.
Office and UUplar Kooro. S9S1 N. I
BKIiSSI.KH, OF UKDS, IS
CALLED IN THE DRAFT
lock Itaxen, rn., June 13. Itaymond
Ft. Dressier, ono of t lie slar pitchers of
the Cincinnati National League team,
has been called by the Clinton County
draft board to go xvltli those from tills
county xvho xxlll have here In tho llx-c-day
period beginning .lime "1.
Hube, as he Is known by his associates
In this section, resides In Kluinlngton, a
suburb of this city. He xxlll now go In
Haloing to pitch hand grenades to the
Huns, Instead of the clusixe pill to tho
National League batsmen.
Pitches No-Hit (fame
Cama III, N. J June IS. The Klftv.
ninth non-era hlanked the First Regiment
llenot flrlgade here "stenlay Hcore, 4 to II.
Haggerty nlleh'rt c- 'rst no hit, no run
came clayed at the camp.
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The Council of
National Defense
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On of a fleet e-f Truxlun Trnrka eoersled hy Samuel Bell a Bt
Victory for Union Trades Fchool
Fnunlaln 1 1 111. fa'.. June IS. Ti-e Union
Trade Scno-il sliow-d hnsehnll ability here
xeaterdsy by defeating Fountain Iltll, 11 to
n.
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