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RUDOLPH USES BEAN
AINT IT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELIN ?
FOUR YOUTHFUL GOLF
STARS WILL PLAY HERE ,
FOR BIG WAR CHARITY
Bobby Jones. Perry Adair and the Mibscs Alcxa Stirling,
and Elaine Rosenthal Will Be Featured
in Red Cross Match
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lit WILLIAM 11. KVAiNS.
iTEAD OF "BEAN BALL
After You have bcem
accgpted for service.
M TUG ARMY ArJD YOU
AR FfELIr4G CHESTY
OVER IT
-and Them You happen
to think about what
MOTHER VJILL DO AMD
SAT
-AND YbU DREAD The ORDEAlJ
OF TELLING HER BECAUSE"
U Kr4QW 5HE. VWlLL'CARRr
QKM SOMETHING FIERCE;
ND PHILS ARE HELPLESS j
"First Innins Veteran's Tantalizing Twists Prove
Undoing of Anxious Moranmeii Ocschgcr
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Wild and McGaffigan Erratic
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n nonERT r. maxwell
norts fdltor I.tenlnt TiiWIp ledger,
about a jcar ago Dick Rudolph, of tho 111. ues pot formed In
kj'bean ball" tontcjst and defeated the src.it Alevandei In the score of
sfcRudolph wai letorlous bccati'e he sank one of his slants In George
Va slats, while Ales, was unable to hounce nn off the foe That was
ST ago and Sir Klchntd Is getting liv In the same old way. so hit as
t'bean ball" Is concerned The 191 S edition however is llghtlv different
?r1r nil nf tlie 1ir.au H nrL lilmcelf nnrl ine n demonstration out nt
ftPhlls' park jestordaj afternoon. I'or elsht innings he did nothing hut
nss tne wrecking cicw on the home lot and urcercd tnioiisn wun a
WW- b' a matfrln of one tun That was enouRh, for It Is lUulolph's
fi!iaes to preent the other side fiom icoilnp
FR-i5" "a a same similar 10 mm 01 iue(ii. uie ornj uuicraue ucn
MtC Ulie Phlla lost, fter tlie tlist Innlns. when Hancroft cot on throiiRh
J"i . . . ,..,,,
; error ana i iin.ims niicu one oier ine risui nei icuce ior i
r, exactly twents-fhe men fmeil nudolpli and not one leached second
Ontv tnn ht nprp nmrlp t.iwlv rrettlnsr nnp in the foilrlli and Wll
jyjrMiS' ono in the ninth
: V-rt-VTludolDli Is a tantalirln twlrlu lie seems to hac nothing hut a
Sluiflft .. ., ..... .... ,. ..,.
kjt uun e on 11 irpim irain ariierj, dui nis lonuui is nuniicnui nt-
om slips the bitter a Rood ball at which to hit, and the almost break
backn trjlng- to knock it out of the lot P.eforc the game is oer tin-
(Slayers aic wondcrlns how a ruj ran Ret an with tuff like tint .md
the result Is easj plckinR fot rtraitn Dick and lil-j dlnk curc The onh
Pffcln Mfl Jts a n . )i ti t n tAn-ri fill t tr l( T?ltiln1nli I j t tint lin T 1 11 tint nit oil Q -l 1 tl
W- tWXF? " i i- 4 -5n 'iiHft iuuiti n unit, in. tn nui i'ti.s. ti ....
94fHini" "erica, unce is onoupn
tef' sr:..v. v 1, ... t ,x i... ,r..;.i
r"'j",, iiMvyruiiiuiiii ivrrors ttiiitir jvv uvui iiiivr n iin
OE.OESCIIGUU pitched a Rood rami- iid tn the fifth innins. when lie
& .J
climbed Into his airship and follow cd MrflaffiRin who had left foj a
('through the clouds a moment before. In that fatal ihnptci two men
IJoecn put to sleep when .MtdnlHRan tirted to n-cend tlerros slipped
an easy croundei and Jlac sliDticd un makinc u bc.iutiful drop kirk
I'tofrell followed with another to the si me place and .Maitx obllRcd with a
f,lgMUfrom the field. That filled the falias 'md OoseliRer decided to do
iuUHMethlns on his own hook. Tic passed Wickl.md forcing In nudolpli. who
httillngeied on base for fifteen minutes waiting for tint cy clnncc
fjllilfclentalb. the run scored b Itlchard won the ball garni
.jaiiit .. .......
r w'(lIcGflnlcaii was womlnir ahotit tnr call down Mandril him i Pal
ri 7 " --.--- - ---- - - -
(in In the prelous inning and that affected his pla. Orschger woined
use Mac was worrjlng and tho combination could do nothing but pla
sifootball. Joe also was a ttlftc wabbh In the fourth when Haw lines
Mfc l. . , .
pea a sciaicn aouuie ueninu sccona nase, w,nicn wiiuams piajeu like
Mhwoman. After that another hit. two bases on balls and a saitlllce
5ftS..-j i
lieu ittu iiiiir
Tjiij EoLton club looks good at thK stage of the game The men aic
the ball, tho pitchers arc coming thioutli In fine stj lc and there
R, "i spirit of harmony In the club, lleros has stiengthcued the infield
mtyMts a good esample for othcis to follow with his ppppirj pla) and
Kn methods. Jack Slatter 1ms done wonderful woik with the
tMTB anu is more man mauiiig goou ucoigo mailings is dneLllng
ht tn his usual capable manuei.
o months ago the Boston club ia a huge Joke i:cihuih was
ItjOB on them mid the were the unanimous selrction lor lust place
Bttrday it looked like a dlffeient team The placts nie nu the iob and
fkfjLbff their plajs as If they meant It. Nov s-omc uf the National League
jnMUiagers pick the Braes to win the iifnnunt, and llie will come pietti
. (u li Ik liicrj iiKUiuoiii kjiii fv:.iji oiiuiv
In last eleven games
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UP COURAGE To SRGftK ThG
je.w to her as gefotlv
as Possible
-amp .She puts her arms
about you arod says " god
BLESS You MY 60(0- I AM
PROUD of YOO"
OH-h-h- BOY
AN' T IT A
GR-R-R-RAND
a win
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G0L.KI.Nt! admirers of Itobb Jones,
the seiisatlonal ounsster In the last
amateur championship plaed at Meiion
in 1S1C. will hac an opiiortunlt. of
seeing him pla here on a date to be
named. lie and Miss .lea Stirling, who
beat Miss Mildred raerh.tif the Phila
delphia Cricket Club, In the final of the
last women's natloml championship in
1916. nnd Miss Klalne lloscnthal, wlio
heat Mrs Clarence If. Vanderherk here
in the final of tho lerthlelln Cup a few
Hears ago, and perry Adair, another bril
liant joungster from Atlintn, will plaj
oer some local course to be selected.
Another match will probabl be ar
ranged with Miss Caerl and Mrs.
Itonald II llarlow and Mn Marston and
Norman II. Maxwell as the stars on a
date ct to be selected. All these piatchts
will be foi the American Hcd Cros
Two Oilier Ilig Matilics ,
I5ery golfer "liould set aIde two
dites nct mouth The first Is Satur
day Julj B, when Jerome I. Tiaeis.
tho four times annteur champion and
once the open title lioldei, paired with
Mn Xlniton, .seinlflnallst inlilfi In the
national championship al Detroit, will
p against Oswald Klrklix, the Metro
politan and New Jer"cj diamplon, and
lolm (3. Anderson, tho nation it i linnet -up
on two occasions llir locale Is the
Meiion Cilckft Club 'the second is
Stindaj, July 7, when the f.imo riuartct
the icsult that two 01 three hundred
spectatois were not tagged nt ad
Tom Halloa, chairman of the gicen
committee, paid $J0 for the privilege of
acting as Itarnes's caddie and he was
the onh one of the four who nitilally
carried the club It was a wnnn da'v
and that hsg filled with nI sorts of
heai hardwnie nnd aitllleiy, nnd it
was hard woik as long as Jim wns all
oxer the course C J Peck paid ?lf
for .Marston. V It Hilt7 j;io for Ilagcn.
and W. tj. Dtxldson $C5 for i:ans, and
DaMdson. an enthusiastic admirer of
Chick, pild inoie nioncj during the
afternoon
Merlon now has onl a force of twelve
looking nfter the two courses" and six
of these nre women, so that the east
coin se Is kept In what the members term
a wsr condition There were" good lies
aplenlj, but the turf Is not kept as
eloselv cropped aff it was two jears ao
simpl becnue tin- club cannot get the
workmen and becauso none of the rluhs
Is spending the amount of money on tha
upkeep they did two years ago.'
"Veicr Cine Mall a Chance
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The girens wcie tnlo hut heay and
It was icmirkable how all the Jilayem
filled to get up to the hole on their ap
pioaeh putts AVItli their long and varied'
cxpnilenep II way to be CNpected that
thev wouhV rapldlv sire up tho condition
of the greens, but the ptijers rarely exer
gave tne inn a inunce on the greens.
MANUFACTURERS' TENDLER AND CALLAHAN REPETITION OF
LEAGUE COMPLETE IN ATLANTIC CITY BOUT! SHOTS NECESSARY
S?J Biff Iflff Tcaro.mi loins Stool Lonann. Is Rnnnri
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Axicjrn i. c joar.AL, giuui uiuger oi ine .ew i oriv nationals, lmg
WaH a rnntMnf Tflth Tflm Tonrlv nt tlm Tlnl lilnlin.ii I..K rt 1.A c. i
.w.i...u - v.'."- ...... w... ... ....,, u. .... .j. ...ivki. ,.. ..it,. 1,1 nil' nni.'i
ftrue. according to a report from up Mat? todav Chnrle. who is called
r&flejtwbeeause his name is Charles, is said to have signed the papers mi
: 4JFriy, June 14, and will be eligible for mound dut on limn 20
jslWifThe loss of Tesrcau will not ue ii cveie blow to MiGiuw as .Muggsj
WTraivers on mm iwo virehi ao ami wiinciiew mem al tne last
Bf The big pitcher has not been doing cr well this .caon, falling to
jk'up the good work after an excellent stun He has been losing con
liy ana Tvas smeu ior me long journe. nci tne inns and far awa
fjiyreek it was decided to s-end him to Hochesiei and that prohabl
MMd his leap to South Ccthlehcm. Pa
tSJeareau has been pitching continuous! foi the (limits s'nee 1911 and
JMt-tandmark of the world series of 1912 and 1913 Ills mlghtj right aim
Jfcltbn the terror of the National League !mt-meii fot the last sl .vehrs
' iJ( lthotigh not epy spectacular, was rated as one of the hardest men to
,': on the circuit. He uses great speed and Is icmarkably fast despite
WTkH-iix feet three inches in height and 2J0 pounds
WJpAtJelT always has been a winner with the (Hants His best seasons
Wt)teviln 1913 and 1914, when he worked like a liuck horse, winning twent)
'kty,and losing thirteen the first .veat and piling up twcnt-sl ictorles
lnt ten defeats in 1914. Last jear he won twclie and lost eight and
Vthtf season started out like a real sensation. He won four in a row ami
"jthj.dropped his last four. He seems to be going back, according to JIc
A !! nnd nan to be erased tn make rnnlh for ntifitber iilnxrr
g'V!t'Tertai is twenty-nine jears old and married. It Is not belioied he Hs
r- iik.:the draft, so if the report that he has Joined the Steel I.easuc is trim
2v yCt! I101 t0 evade military ser ice
Vrmiflfaor Leaeuc Clubs Busy Imnorliinr Gutsiiln Tnloni
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BPITK the rumors of unrest In big league baseball, some of the teams
r.misft husv strencthenlni? their line.unN ami npw. tilnipra m. flni,blnr im
y rttl score. The St. Louis Cards, after a disastrous rnn.l trln sni (kii-
Kti-uy scouts through the bushes and ten athletes wcro shipped to the
fiKoand City. Deal, McHenry and Rankin JoIuihoii came from Ulnaukce.
rfJtook. Brottem. Distell and'Grimm from Little Itock: Tuero and karlmnm
F, -fwatj'HouBton, and Bruno Betzell, who was sent to Indianapolis in exchange
. JHTii(ye xerKes, who reiusca 10 report, nas Dcen rccaucu. Hendricks now
jmouBii iuiciii iu mum iiuu h ouu ciuu anu ine cnances aie tnat lIODbj
ce will be given a much-desenod rest
Ittabureh has a flock of plajers coming from the southern leagues
filler Hugging announces he has signed Ham Hatt. the former big
r. Ham is a good first baseman despite his advanced Aeais, and
My will sit in for I'ipp when "Wally joins the colors.
t of the big league Llubs are carrjing less than their plajer limit
wholesale slgnlngs show that the magnates hae confidence of
be the season and making some money.
as
$ Sale of Ershine Mayer Comes as a Big Surprise
news that Ersklne Majer has been traded to tho Pirates for Hlmer
obs was received with much surprise today. Stayer was consid-
fth best pitcher on Moran's staff, winning several games at the start.
f, however, he has slumped considerably, almost losing out on two
after getting a good lead. Against St. Louis he was leading
Jl-When the Cards tied, the count and caused that nineteen-lnnlng
Against Pittsburgh Monday lie was taken out after his pals had
lye runs for him.
yer La a good pitcher, but for some reason or other he cannot get
the hlls. They make more runs for him than any other hurler.
velous plays, but something alwajs happens. It is said that Maver
"carry out Pat Moran's Instructions and that caused the trade.
started with the Phils in 1915, but wag chased after a counle
Last year he was w(th Pittsburgh, winning six and losing nlne-
nmes.
www
fl to make a statement," gasped Jack "Weinsteln, tieasurer of the
kra-Brltton fuss to be staged net week, as he rushed into the
taiM-ilinjK. "1 want to say that Tickets for the big scrap" will not
ators.- Get that? N'o tickets to speculators. 1 hav e Placed
: faT Um efcblce seats, and they can be obtained by the public at
:!. JooklriJTvqut, for the patrons of boxing and will see
lJfc'1tW,rftenient and J'" stick to it."
ne is-iakiuRfno chances and
U. G. I. Team lb Admitted
in Place of. Bntterworth
Club
The rlicuit of the Manufictiirers
, rtaspliall League is again up to Its
i quoin United Ots Impiovcnient Com-
. pinv Ik tlie newly admlled tiani In plitc
(of II W. lluttei woith.wlili h wasdiopped
for violating the rule of plajing nun
from outidc their pi mt The board of
managirs bad -etuifd appliditlons of
l re-piinsililfi loial llrms who had applied
for admission up fm conldeiatIon and
after w lili latiiudc and discussion It wan
llnallj dc bled to .ucrpt that of the
I lilted (!hs IinjirovcuK nt Cninpnnv 1 he
mw ttaui will pWj lis first game on
i f-atuid.ij
Abe I! idf I wMrrlaiv of the league,
(leslguisl Ids litllce nn account of his new
I position at the Hog llind tblpvard
i llidel was inniioiud with the linker
i Smith . Page niin , ami his min iged
"ome of the In t baseball and basliot
I ball fams in this ltv I'or several tea
sons le was louncited with the I)e Neri
I tpam. of tlie Kasiein ll.i'-Uetball League
I Hdvvard tlottllcb a former Southern
High htar wit eltited in Kadi I ,s plaie
I President Paul ii lhumfhld lias fur-
nihcd the mtiplie1- with n list of all
placets rllgible to pla In future games
I The ofllclals have In en lntnutd to
i m ike .1 note of am piotesta of men
Iplajed tint on the dUlblc list nnd le
' port the "-ainc ilium dlatel.v The list
follows
I llvlcer mlih s. Pnt.e II Prtfon ip
tnln I'lllrk IVimiii V UniUl J Itrilinrtlt
' 111.1 Ir I l..m- II Wiilnian i; (loltlelb
ill I'eHrimsn u iiiim a ijuinn ii iruv
Cla&sy Lightweights Matched to Meet in Eight-Round
Battle Before Shore Sporting Club on July 6.
Johnny Eckhart to Referee
Ii). JAMES S. C:R0LAN
PIIOI H.SIOXAL bovlrif; rupiKCincnts all-star slio nt, Mar (son Square Uirdcn
will bo winced In Atlnnllr Ct forJ ion,?.hl jU1.n Un,,rr the ,lu,Prci and
. , , , ' ion tno ncnciit or tlio War llopunl i:n-
M Knult
IJ nrumfltld
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niauar
mtr. At IVrint ti
htttt. II liltirt It
Wiltlflm IIt A o lwl" Hart
nr llllrfm ( lut ' HracUpii Ixince
nicker It Koinpjit V Mill IT Tlendernnn
V sninn Aooirftnsr i l-trhlll ai i
Turph n im ( (ItorU H Mrnnftii
K Mt'Piiuott F i:mnr) ( Iluslipa ,
stoKn smitli P MHtPUhMnifr. K I H '
I hrt HiMuHl 1 Uer Mnntfieu.
tAlbtrt MIIH : A1Ioii W 'Wot
vtl r Liable ( t!innr A Mprlan. It I
WimnifnubiirT i Hnnniaii II Sttnoii )
I f Flnnlncliam J Hull I OsIt. A Thonip
son
5!onntpp Vnr'v''5 ow " Irau j
t ITHlimaii UiMidiutf UAilqn. K Irp,
Kr-p WhIIhi Ion Uflnholt fS ilimr i
I ft rk tiiiutT srallalMit tlnlUKhcr, Ilrolla
j ,Slr-pU i; IlMi I Udo
J T I wl & Itros I'tinpanj 1 Hrunn
V eln rfptftln J KHe, II l"Hn
T Hfntl IJpiuIp 1 OorniHn I Mr
Kali V ftrj I I)onohu U HofTman
II Fla!. J Alltiilmni U McCiukIw ,
I Hurhani Usltr, W Uctz. 1. Man
ICDt,
V If I)'It rompHiiv I Un'ih '
J ULariMi I IniholT i: P-irnpll J- Vet
tf-r J Itu'hfS M Knliimfi Morris ,
CI Cunrk -J Lurlnlir i; illnwlf N' ilol. I
innr, i i;tUrt I Mltigtrt P r.lndprnHld i
Mnl Pelt- UulidStirr Vounff. Shaw 1II- I
r Jon MhtIpj Dfwees 1 oit JJinl'(
MrDuwII IlumrH Tunk, Uolwrt Ha ran,
(.' Durrell, Uoiinitn H U Iusfim mana-
cer ,
I lmplri staff Crcimev oorhn, I.o Xolr
.IMtltn 't J
sar
list of dates Including those of the
i new team, follows
1 Junt' -2 f.ewli at llitnotjpe tellers at
I' !. I.. Mol.nn & .smith at Pecker, ymlth
, t Page. Wheeler at l.lpk llelt
' June UIl Link llelt at JLtewia Monotipe
t Sellers I' O I l tokea i. .Smith,
llecker Smith I Pane et VA hetler
1 Jul 0 Wheeler at MitnulMie I.ewla at
V. II I Sellers at Oeiker. Smith t Pane.
stoke Smith at Link llelt
July 13 Beeker Smith 4. I'aEe at Lewi
! Link Belt at "ellera Monoune at Stokes L
Smith I' ! I i Wheeler
Jul i'O t I. I at VtonotJIJe Hellera at
I I, -win. Wheeler at .Milken 4 Smith Link
Kelt at llecker .smith i. Pas
i Jul ii Hlokea i Smith at Lewis Link
, Belt at Monotie U U 1 at llecker
Smith Pate b.llera at VV he-elcr
Aucuit 3 Decker, Smith Page at Alono
i Is pe. Link llelt al V O I Sellers at Stokes
I. Smith I.wi at Wheeler
Aususl 10 Atonotvpe at fwis V G I
,at Sellers Jietker Smith t Page at Stokes
I hmltli l inn llelt at vv heeler
August 1, seller at Monotpe,
lertaihinent Association. Vied Kulton
has been aicorded the leading nlace on
the piogram and will bo asslstid In his
ad bv rhnrle) Wi Inert, the .lenit
lieav j weight. Pulton announced that ne
dldn t want an it-un and be was glvt-n
"finfr1. l'ulton onlv holds two knout
nut decisions over Ills opponent, but that
doesn't nnttei. Pied Is polng to ex
hibit and the fans want to f-ec him
battle
.latk Hrlllou and Trd I.nwla will put
on their act for tip- benefit of tho show
fans Ted and Jack have st.iged their
uuinbei fourteen or more times and
weie vcrj nnlous to tret together at
Madlton huuiie Harden Jack was
dropped b) t.cwls the la'it time they met
at a bent (It show, and Jack, according
tn Dan Mm gnu, Hlmplv has not been
loiitcnltd since,
uthei bouts anuiiKcd are Joe lnch
vs. Willie Astci, .lohnnj Dundee s Joo
I Welling, Harry Orel) vs Soldier Bart-
flcld. Uiittllng I.evlnsKj vs Jim Tullj,
liunboat huilth s Jim Savage, Prankie
IliiuiH vs ,lHek Sharkej and I'rankle
( allahau VS Voting Kectoi
William II, Itocap, "putts iditoi of the
Public Ledger, has been ulectrd to
referee Hie s. round light between
Henit Leonard nnd Jack Rrlttnn at
Shilie Paik net Tuesdav night. Ftill
Itoiap, I'tank (Pop) O Hrlen and liert
Crovvhuist were the thrte oiiglnally
'named and at n meeting of the rival
mauager.s esterda Hot an was cljoFen.
Tlelttiiii lu .Inn tn tearh flit.. rlti Inilat
pensts for the chance to pcrfoim. NcM lo romnlet". his training He will. work
Wednesday Tcndler will be one of the out at .Ia(U o'llrien's cvminsium Itrlt
headllners st n boxing show at hhibo ; loll does not anticipate hamg any
Park for the benefit of the overseas tiouble making the reoulrtd poundage
tobacco fund. of )41 japt fan llP nwcle i39 for
Boxing headline!.; will take part In an Leonard and was stronc
the llrst time on July G, with Lew Ten
dlcr, popular (Quaker f'itv lightweight,
and l'raiil.le Call-ill in, of Krookl.v n, np
piariiig in the featute bittle ovel the
eight-round route. Tills miorniatlon
was given out jestcrday by Phil cllass
tn.ui, niaiugei of Tendler. who just Ins
posted S.'Oii with Jolmii) IXUluut for
wt Ight and appearance.
The Atlantic (Tty Sporting Club will
Mage the match Johnny HcKhut Is
the matchmnkcr and leferee. Ikiatt
will lef-rte the tight. Classman had
been offered tights with Dundee and
Callahan b) local promote! s, but de
clined in favoi of tlio shore i ngagemeut.
Tendler has not fought since lie de
feated Vincent Pokornl In Cleveland at
an opin-alr show Decoration Diy. 'Itn
dler already holds a Klt-iouud declblon
over Callahan,
While waiting foi the July C date to
roll around, Tendler will help to keep ill
condition by appearing at hem tit shows
Totiihht he will bo four rounds with
ung Mellovcrn in tho main bout at
tin Si iv Ice Chili. Un Siturday nlglil
lu goes to New linen, where lie takrs
on Ustar Gardner In one of the boiitB
at an all-star show foi the b!uflt of the
Peisliing fund Dick Curlcy Is at rang
ing I In piogiam '
r. ndler gladl accepted Curlcj s In-
Ivit.itlon to appear, and tefused tn take
am expense money, sajing tint he was
i cli lighted to ,bo for the tauso and
would ho sntlsfUd to defraj his own i
AMATEUR NOTES
hall olaTer. who can pla either the out . am fourteen-anii flfteen-.vcar-old teams hnv
V i or r.mfr ",r "rJt ?"? "" wcralil like i,e home grounds In or out of town ami
... '"' '" --'.- iij i'-niii nii in onering a suitanie attraction Maurice J
few- rlumrcR hav e been found neces. (Jrt-cls home teama In Pennsylvania
lew cnangrs nave oeen rnunu ueces- er5ty HnJ Delaware for games on lu
ill tor HC'iicuuic iiiio ine reiivn
In need of ein.h a man
North Lawrence etriet
tlermantown Travelers have open dates
during the months uf JuU and August and
would like to hear from first-class tennis
having- home grounds and offering a reason
able guarantee Would prefer teams In
PennsUanIa w Jersey and Deiauar
Ueotso Wilkinson manager 5011 Waile
street or phone Msnhelm .I00S nfter II 30
P m
FranUfnril , C. would like tn hear from
New
tune !
and dates during Juh nnd Aua-ust Wil
liam Summers manager, 4S1."i Mulherr
street
tlrlglnal t.eriiiantown has June 2J open
nnd would like to hear from anv first class
home team palng a suitable Inducement.
Jamea K Hlckej manager u'00 Kast Price
street, or call tjermantown 3101 J
Canlell II. t'.. which defeated the Sharon
Hill Olanta h the score of 1 to 7 would like
tu heir from home cluba offering a fair at
traction rtnvmond Dalev manager. SJ13
T nlcum avenue
Ml.Hfars has Jifne "it and a few saturdts
Helsher.
street
manager. HIS r-outh twentj-tlrst
Olivet, champions of the Loiran Church
league, will play such home teams as
llrtilgetnn. Pitman Woodburv Pleasantv llle,
Audubon of New Jerae . Locan. Urlstot
I hrlst Church Herbert Club, and would like
to hear from home teams of the above class
offering a sultnble guarantee Al Weller,
manager 4IR0 North Pranklln street or call
Tlo.a Rtn I J. . l
Nerth rhlllies would like to hear from
1 teams having home grounds who play en
I Sundajs onlv and are willing to offer a, fair
la-ttraitlon Al Weiler. manager. 4180 North
I Pranklln street, or call Tioga 8403 J
fJoth will be elghteen-holc matches for
i the lied Cioss
In spite of the fart that the first lied
I Crc,s match lietc this jcar was pla.ved
on a .MoikI.ic, the worst day In the week
to attiait a ciovvd, a galleij of a thou
Nand fans s-iw Chick 1 Ivans, ila Mars
ton, Jim Dames and Walter Hagen pla
at Jlcrlon As both Julv matches will'
be plavcd In the afternoon thrie is no
doubt that tiemcnilous crowcrs will see
these four fimuus ninatrtir plajers hi
action . ,
Who's Who 'in a JNiitlicll
Ti avers Is the onlv nmateui In tills
"" counlrj who Ins won the amatcui cham-
n.,1., C,,,. TV.'... n ..,. i Hlonslilp fom tniifs lie did It In 190".
Ullly SlirC Wily tO UC c5UC- t008, iai and 101S In lilt be was the
.. 1 . -i i r-ii . i luiincr-up iii the amileur nnd III 1S15 he
CCSSlUI at IjOII, LllU'K n tho open title.
Marston In I!1C won si big Invitation
EvailS bayb tonrmnncnts. lie and Klrkbj were the
finalists in the New Jersey chainplon-
ship, nnd t ns llot nt ,1, forttetli
By CHARLES (CJIICK) EVANS. JR. ilnt ,'rU won A missed two
it i ,i ..,,, , .,,i, ,i fo"t I'ftt kept lilm out of the national
it is always pleasant to wilte clown ni,i )M ioi-
the (list da,v of the month, or the fli st V-i.ii. . . e . ,
daj of the'week. It I, s,t of a be- ';' ? , "7,. i "i" ,,r '"V
ginning and It gives one a rresh lait ",tc,,'1 ,n foUl '"bloiishlp events
tip it were H Is like tlie end of the first fw J' -"f"' "w t,mt,!T ll0I won
nine ho.es wheieon jou bave'inade many '"" ,ne Jl'tiopolilaii and .New ,Iir
a mistake, and jon aie at last deter- , .
mined lo put over a fine finishing nine Anderson was tunnel up In tlie un
just at this time the real golf wn- 'lonHl annteur In 1013 tc Tiave?s and
son or the Middle Wet begins, anil If ln ltllu " Robert A (iaidnet llo was
It were not for the war theie would lie also rnnnrr up to Waller .1 Tiavls hi
hundreds or tournaments and ftequenttho 1115 Metiopolltnn championship
mention of them. L'ntll June the rouics, n. . X(r ., .
heie.ibouts aie jut rounding Into shape, u,n" " crp t.nll
but now tlicj ate in their veiy lust con- There nilght have been a lot of more
dltion ot the whole season; latei on theyi bhds lu last Mondnj s match, but evcrj
will become haid and binned undir thetlme one was made auctioneer Kellty
huiis of Julv and Augut. June Is reallvj would take tlie hill and sell it to the
the pei feet month for golf In this part ot
the world, and the cNtia bom of (lav light
Is a special Joj".
Aiwa) s Practicing
1 think that tho rcil benent from my
extra houi of golf Is the fact that I
I am practicing over and over again
tho good Ideas that came to ine not so
many daR back. And this thought leads
me to mention the Importance of con
TiinuKj, juiy i, ic nen ine s.imo nuanci " - . i- mi nn Kiccne.
will pla at the Pine Valley Coif Club, fheto Is not the (-lightest doubt that
highest blddei. Marston wns the firt
to drop a hlul on the second and his ball
sold for i7. Then Ilagcn tun down
birds on the fourth and tlfth and hU
balls went for $ each Wheieupoii
Ilagcn lemarkrd that if that kept up
he would not have nny more to play
with. Whether the disposal of these
golf bulls hid anj thing to do with it or
not theie -wcio no mole birds during the
and Kobeit W
slant lepeiltlpn of the propel execution " 'wVnth' SalRcnt
oi snots umii iiey ..cune l-r-ciic.uy , , l)Q, ,u , ,0 nlp(lill M. rcH ot
an omauc. hi is ..,e iu .,...,. Buu. ,.,. ,nu- and Maiston for a total
Ii ii iiiiM--ii.m- iu wai "i mi- ii'vvrsnj . n). . . .- .
golden lUles in miu.i vviiiie ou n,e pi.i- . Melon CllcUp( ,,,,, lllIrchasei, nigen's
iiik .u ..!- i-".. .v...... .. ....... ....... ,,,., fnl tm: nnj i.
Mitston would have had a score of anv-
v hero from TI to 75 had he been able
to'gct his putter working
But his work from Hie tees and
through (he green was very excellent and
It was lare that he pfaved first or sec
ond after the drives and frequently he
had a longei ball tlnn Ilagcn. who is
one of the longest of the professional
dilveis .
One of the longest iron shots of the
dav.was Hagen's .second on the long;
fifth Both Marston and Barnes outdrove
him. although Barnes was In the rough.
And nftei walking up to the brow of the
hill and asking one or the committee If
thero waii as lie init It, an water In
the "trcani he planted nn Iron shot just
sholt of the biook He followed It up
with a pibllck to within ten feet of the
pin and then holed n bird.
Chick Is Kind to a Hoj
On Hie eighth Jiolo Kvans's second.was
hi the lough thort of the green Chicle
noticed a cilpplcd boy who had been
following the matih and patting him on
the hick went back to his bag and.
pulling out two brand new golf balls
give them to the small joungster, who"
faco biokc forth into a smile of hap-plnef-s
Hm'i nftei that the urchin was
never more than a few vaids away from
the double i row ned champion.
Chhk is alwajs populu with the
cTildles When he lli"t playicl nt Shawj
nee list suiinnei with Kugenc C. Grace,
piesldent of the Bethlehem Steel Complin-,
tlie bovs wanted to throw up their
obs of caddjlng In the tournament then
in progress and follow their hero or the
link", but the caddie master would not
let tbcni leave the llrst tee. so tho boj-s
waited until Chick drove off and then
they gave him a r6using cheei.
Rjtlicr Rough on Marston
When Marston won for tlie amateura
on Motidaj with his wonderful niblick
shot out of the rough or the seventeenth
close tn the hole and then followed It up
with the putt for a par a host of small
bovs rushed ahead of the plajers as thej
left the cighteerth tee. Most of the gal- ,
lei j Ind waited on the .seventeenth tee,
not relishing the walk to tho second
of the ciuatrj" holes, and Ihrse. asked the
bojs who had won and the boja In one
buist of fconnd jcllid: 'Chick Uvans
,T Wilson, of tho won the hole "
llncc of the four plivers were using
collected 2 i a" cei fain tjpe of ball that Is rather
thctefore. it Is nccessaij to pinv enough , , ,,, , ,i, -,.. .,n i , r,,,ine lnm now and on the tenth
each peiiod to make the ptoper iecu- . . . . T, ' , fol ti, list llaefii and Chick could not tell which
tlon of a shot a soil gf second nitnie, h o( n follows' Alsrston. I vvas which, although one of the bills
S35- Bainc. "T , Hvans, $")0, and was twentv janls ahead of the other.
Hveij- plaj'er has some little, specitl
rules and they are iu,ed on important ' , .-, an,ts.,R,n the honors w nt I Ilagcn suggrsted they toss and Chick
occasions, but the fellow who has p. ac- . ; , ,; 1UR)lt Hagen, for Iw won and took the long bill
tlced to the last conscious point Is tho . J,. . , ,. ,, n strn,c ! i;VCrj now and then Beit Kellev
bettei plsjer And. of course, the rcla-I ' tollrllal,1Cnt netted the Bed Cross would interrupt tho plaj while he sold
five importance of his Idea to the stroke I ',' ( woum ,,., ,)Pe1 liniph pools or .v,ntloticd off balls and every
means something, but the rules may be i " . , t , t unfot tunatelj tho i time he appealed to tho plajers for a,
a tower of strength to fall back upon In "" ' " , chalKe of the badges left , respite Klaus would icmaik: -(Jo ahead,
time nf trouble, t '""" ' . .. .... . i. .. i.i. . .i. ...r,..n, iiiut" i
'. . : ' most nf lliein unnci locu anu ut'i iui i fcfi vnu un.. ...I ....-i
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Smitli at I' O I. Wheeler at llecker.
Smith A Pages Lewis at Link Rett
August it V U I at Lewis, Decker
Smith - Page at Sellers Link llelt at Stokes
L Smith. Monotsoe at Wheeler
August 31 stokes I Smith at llonoljpe.
1 Wheeler at V O I tenia at llecker.
Smith ii Page Sellers, at Link llelt
September 7 Lewis at Sellers Monotipe
st V U I. Rtokea Smith at Wheeler,
llecker. Smith & Page at Link Hell
September 14 Link llelt at Monotipe,
I I-ewls at Stakes I Smith V O I at Decker
smitn t I'age rieuers at vvneeier
September St Wheeler at Iwls, Stokes
a: Smith at Sellers Monotype at llecker.
Smith i Page. U li I at Link licit.
The Montgomery County pennant
league race promises to be equally as
exciting as former campaigns, and. bar
ring a repetition of last J ear, the leader
will be awarded the title at the con
clusion of the season on September C.
Internal dissension prevented the vvln
ner being named at the conclusion
of the 1917 season. Interest in tljo
games Is now at high pitch, since Doyles
jown assumed first position over South
ampton. ' Now that the sixth team Is In the
league, with the admission ot dlenslde,
the, schedule has been rearranged and
two aoume-peadera are moe neceaswry,
IjmiU telian W rllo sour appliiation to
the manager of the team or see him in per.
1 son
Kensington A. A., a first-class team
would like to arrange twilight games for
lnld-week. to start at 1 10 p m sharp.
Juseph Dalles, manager. Til) Belgrade street
nlaekwnod , ., a first-class home
team would like to arrajige games with
nrst'Clsss traveling teams , The home
rrounds of the tejm nre st Rlefkuneil V .1.
during Juy open for flrst-riass teams having J I Ifenzes tn-inager, 3P14 North Maacher
home grounds and i fferinu a reasonable I street Philadelphia
guarantee Prank Blckes manager. JI1J
North Opal street, Wallace II. C. a llrst class fulls unl-
formed team has June ij 11) and Juls 4
si. Malarliv Colts a fourteen ahdflfleen- P m open for flrst'dass home teams of-sear-old
team has several dates Uurins Ju's ferine a reeaonsble guarantee. M. Gottlieb,
and August open for teams nf that class manager, 73J Wallace street
having home grounds and offering a fair
su.rMinre wnen wosie, manager. ioiij M . -... , . , , ,..
Mole, t 'North Kleventh street . '" indelder desires to nlav with ns flst-
Welrome . P. has June :ii and dates dur
Ing July open for ans rt class home teams
In Pennsshania and New Jersey offering a
suitable attraction Nat Holt, manager.
4.20 SoutlTMilllck street
White Klenhants. a first-lass home team'
haa July 4 la. m and p. m.) open for nn
nrst-clasa traveling team n L. New, man
ger, -U13 island road
Miamroal. f'. P., a slxteen-and-seventeen-
sear-old uniformed traveling; team would
like to arrange games with any teams of
that caliber Leo J lsgan. manager, 1301
North Nineteenth street.
reniissliaiila R. It, plass the Atlantic City
rt 11. at Kgg Harbor. N. J . nest Sunday
afteruoon. and also would like to arrange a
game for Saturdav vvlth arts first-etaa
team Charles Davis, manager, phone Lom
bard 48JI, between U n m, and4 p in
(efntaiitown lonl UorLa would like to
hear from all firste1ass traveling teams for
June t!J and dates during July and Aunust.
V, bnalbeross, manager, 'J023 Margaret
street
arth Side rrofrsslonals have June S3. 28
and Juts 4 4,a in and P m ) open for first-
rlaaa home teams In Pnnsvlvafila. TiTew.
Jersey and Delaware offerlaa: a reasonsbls
rttiHC v jfloa j. noovej
class team located In North Philadelphia.
vv it it , 13ll .North Darlen street
rca . . has signed Wolf and tiuden
of the Nes. York State League, and Pitcher
enarinan or Auemown 'ineee piasera wun
the regular line-up. comprise one of the
best traveling senilnrofessional teams In
the cits. Argo has June 2J. July 4 (a, m I
and Juls A for first-class teams having home
grounds In or out of town offering a reason
able guarantee, J Dalles, manager, 710
Be.grade street, or call Kensington S863, be
tween 7 and 8pm
VeerlNs A, C a first-class sixteen to-eighteen-year-old
team, which has won eight
out of nine games plaved, Kill Engage the
Poster A, A. on Salurdaynfternoon.
St. Columba C. P. has Tune 12 and sev
eral other dates durinc July and August
open for first-class semiprofesslonal teams
having home grounda and offering ft suitable
i'r,'".,.loni ..Mr..M - Coffes. manager,
.538 West Harold atreet.
Rltner It. C. a tlilrteen-and-fourteen-v ear
old team ,has June tJ noen and all Satur
das a during the month of July for teams of
that class having home grounds nnd offering
a fair Inducement. Joseph Corvin,. manager.
2118 South Nineteenth street
, alllage A. A. ha June 21 open and would
use ip near iiora any uturormeq alxieea-to
:isn- ear-Old 1MB uai -SATI
All i nave been doing lately Is re
prating over and ovet again the partlc-':
uiar stroke. I am pel feeling. Now audi
then a new, little Idea slips In but be- I
fore I know It I am hitting the ball well .
and not thinking much nbout the ica
sons for a good shot. When Jliat point I
Is reached I can devote my attention
to little, eisliy applied rules without
disrupting my swing
Important I'haec
For Instance, I am holding my club
too tightly, or I am trjlng !to hit them
too hard." That last phrase Is an Im
portant one to remember. If jou ate
having trouble justi think of hitting them
verj- easj- for a while. This makes jou
get the clubhcad into the shot easici,
and when jou feel the ball hitting the
surface cleanlj' jour confidence comes I
back, and jou are able gincluully to ap
ply more strength
Be sure pot to get, jour bodj ahead
of the shot, and atwaja think or hitting,
betore btarthig the second quarter of'
jour stroke.
I noticed jcslerdaj when playing in
tho wind that If I plajed tho ball moic
forward, oft my left foot as it were, foi
the niashle shots down the wind thev
went fine, and the ball went up In such a
fashion that it was not knocked down bj
th wind, as sometimes happens
Alwnjs keep Hjlng In a wind, and
bear steadily In mind that your opponent
is encountering exactly the same dif
ficulties. Perhaps he is finding It even
harder than jou to manage that little
ball In a wind. Ilemember, too, that a
successful vvlndj' day golfer must keep i
his temper.
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