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Athletics Drop Fourth
Straight to Senators by
8-to-0 Count
ADAMS BEATEN PITCHER
Wnslilncton, June 27.
Walter Johnson, the speed Ulnir, hand
ed thv Macks a row of ciphers In the
first game of the series hero this after
noon wfille'the Senators pounded Adams
for clsht runs. This 8-to-0 rccrsc was
the Athletics" fourth Btralght defeat In
this series.
Adnnfo, who twirled the first seven
frames, vas not hit hard, but wlldncss
spelled his downfall. Holmes, an un
known, tolled In the eighth and In addi
tion to helne wild was slammed right on
the beezer.
Johnson wan Johnson, that's all. He
had the JIaelrmen dltilnc from his mitt.
Tlllle Walker was the only one. to do
much, nollne three singles In four
trips to the plate.
Joe Judge turned In the greatest field
Ine nlav of the itamo In the seventh
when hf raced to the third base foul
fine, picked tip Acosta's hunt right from
Johnson's hands and got Burns going to
third. , ,
Connie benched Dugan whose hitting
has been approaching the vanishing
point and Ffnt D.ildson to second base.
The collegian proved no heavier with
the stick than his predecessor.
F1IIST IN.NIMt
.Tamleson rolled to Morgrn. Oardncr
filed to Milan. Walker filed to Schulte
No run, no hits, no errors.
Shanks singled to center and stole
econd. Foster walked. Judge filed to
Walker In short center. Shanks and
Foster worked tho double steal Both
cored on Milan's single to center. Milan
died stealing. McAvoy to naviuson. as
Schulte struck out. Two runs, two hits,
no errors.
Brrnvn IWIN'll I
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Burns filed to Shanks In deep left
Morgan threw out Acosta. McAvoy filed
to Milan. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Morgan fouled to McAoy. Lavan
popped to Shannon. Alnsmlth popped to
Gardner. Xo runs, no lilts, no errors.
TlllltH INMNO
Shannon- fanned. Davidson filed to
Schulte. Adams fanned. No runs. 110
hits, no errors.
Johnson fanned. Sharks popped to
Burns. Acosta made a fine miming
ca"' of Foster's foul. No tuns, no
hlts.no errors.
FOURTH INMNO
Jamlcson singled to right, tiardner
filed to Milan. Walker dropped a Texas
leaguer In left. Burns forced nlker.
Lavan to Morgan Jamlefcon going to
third. Acosta popped to Judge. No
Tuns, two hits, no errors.
Shannon threw out Judge tinrdner,
threw out Milan. S-ehultz beat out a
slow one to Burns. Gardner threw out
Morgan. Nc runs, one h,lt, no errors.
fifth i.n.m.m;
McAvoy poriped to Alnsmlth Shannon
and Davidson fanned. No runs, no hits,
po 'errors.
Lavan fouled to Shannon, who made
a fine catch near left-field pavilion.
Alnsmlth filed to Walker Johnson
walked. Shanks rolled to Burns. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
SIXTH IXXIXti
Alnsmlth threw out AdanK I.aan
threw out Jamlesoii. (Jardner singled
to center and died stretching It, Milan
to Morgan. No runs, one hit, no errors.,
, Foster walked. Judge's bunt '.as a
p6p foul to Burns. Milan walked,
Schulte tiled vlo Jamlcson. Morgan's
roller to Gardner forced Foster at thitd.
No runs,'no lilts, no errors.
SF.VKXTH. IXXIXti
Walker singled to center. Burns shot
a llne'r over Lavan's head for p. single.
When Acosta bunted, Judge came over
tlike a flush to third-base foul line, pick
ing the ball from under Jqhnson's nose
and cut, off AValker at third. McAvoy
hit Into A double play, Johnson cutting
off BUrns at third and Foster shooting
the pill to Jtulgp. No runs, two lilts, no
errors.
Lavan hit by pitched ball. Alnsmlth
sacrificed, McAvoy' to Burim. Johnson
walked. Shanks Pled to Walker, Lavun
going to third. Johnson stole. Foster
walked, filling the bases. Judge singled
to right, scoring Lavan and Johnson.
Judge jvas then caught between the
bases and run down, Adams to David
ion to Bum's. Two runs, one hit, no
errors.
EIGHTH IXXIXti
Shannon rolled .to Foster. Da Idson
filed to Schulte. 'Munclu hitting for
Adams, shot a. liner Into I.avan's hands.
No runs, ho' hits, no enors.
Milan-walked and ttole. Schulte filed
to JamleSon., Morgan stopped a pitched
ball with, ils stomach. Lavan doubled
to the right field corner, scoring Milan
and putting Morgan 011 third. Alnsmltn
popped to Burns. Johnson singled to
left center, scorfng Morgan and Lavan.
Johnson stole second and went to third
on McAvoy's bad throw. Shanks burned
a hot one off Burns's gloe, scoring
Johnson. Shanks died stealing, McAoy
to Davidson, Four tuns, three hits, no
errors.
NINTH IXXIXO
Jamlcson safe, on Judge's error. Gard
ner tiled to Schulte, Walker singled to
left and when Shanks walked' all over
the ball Jamleson went to third. Burns
fanned. Walker stole. Anoeta popped
to Morgan. No runs, one hit. two errors
Lalonia Scratches
rFJrst race Larry II." Buster Clark. Archie
Alexander. Murcrana. Perlsrold
Hecond race American liandimo. La
dona. Marauder. Aztee. Hweet AljMum. '
Fifth race Butter Scotch II. Sedan.
Sixth race Angellne, Sayonarre, Dental,
Brown Velvet. Rose of Aurum. Bit of Blar
ney, Kndurance.
"'yiclory for Shenandoah
Shenandoah, Fa., June 27. The Shenan
doah Piratea 'detested Connerton. 12 to 11.
In one of thsJUelleat games of the season.
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Alt. R. II. n. A. R.
Jamlrsnn, rf 4 0 1 a 0 0
(lanlnrr, .lb 0 1 3 S II
Walker, rf 4 0 X .1 0 0
Burns, lh 4 0 I 0 II 0
Arosta, If ,.... 0 0 I 0 II
McAtny, r S 0 0 3 3 I
Klinnnor, s 3 0 0 3. I 0
Davidson, 2h 3 0 0 3 I 0
Adams, i 2 n 0 O 1 I)
Holme, p. ., 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Munch 1 0 0 0 0 0
Total 33 0 A 24
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Shank, If
Foster, 31
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Milan, rf 3
Prhutte, rf 3
Morgan, 2b 3
Lai an, 3
Alnsmllli, c 3
Johnson, p 2
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Total 3d 3 7 27 10
. 'Hatted for Adam In eighth.
Tito. bane hit Lavan. Sacrifice hit
Alnmlth. Struck out -By Adam, I;
by Johnson, A. Ilafte on ball Off Ad
am, 7 Double play Johnon to Fos-
ter to Judge. Stolen bate Shank, 2;
Foter, Milan, Johnon, Walker. Hit by
pitched ball I.aran and Morgan b.v
Adam), t'mplre lllldebrand and
Owen.
WASHINGTON AND
A'S DEADLOCKED
Each Team Tallies Run in
Early Frames of Sec
ond Game
PERRY OPPOSES SHAW
Washington, June 27. Scott Perry,
Mack's protested twirlor, who has drop
ped his last eight games, opposed Shaw,
,.t K L...AM t.. .1.- J
ornnuun, 111 me eeuuuu nine
of the double-header here this nfternnnn
At tllf cm of the tllrd frarnP ,..,,
team had tallied a run. Perkins's sin
gle scored Hum In the opening frame,
while Milan's hit in tho third iJId the
tain lug for Washington.
I'ugan replaced Davidson at second.
FIIIST IXXIXH
Jamlcson shot a hot single off Shan's
glove. finrdner struck out Walker
Hied to Shanks. Jamlejon died steal
ing, I'iclnlcli to Morgan. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Shanks singled when Dugan failed to
handle his bad hop. Shanks' died steal
ing. Perkins to Dugan. Foster singled
to center. Judge singled to right, and
Jamleson's fine throw cut down Foster
at third. Milan filed to Jamlcson No
luns, three hits, no errors.
MKCOND INNI.Mi
Burns singled to center. Acosta
popped to Plclnlch. Burns stole. Perkins
singled to center scoring Burns. Shan
uon walked. Dugan popped to Morgan.
rory jorcecl bliannon, Lavan to Mor
gan. One run. to hits, no errors.
Schulte walked. Morenu lilt Into a
double play, Shannon, Dugan to Burns.
Lai an stole second rarely when Perry
fell down on his slow- one anil then
threw It to light field. Plclnlch filed to
Jamlcson. No runs, no hits, no errors.
THIRD IXXIXti
Jamlehon walked. Gardner nncrlfW.1.
Shaw to Judge. Walker popped to Mor
gan. Burns rolled to Morgan. No mns,
no lilts, no errors.
Shaw struck out. Shanks walked.
Shanks stole second, Foster walked.
Judge forced Foster, Shannon to Dugan,
Shanks going to third Milan singled to
right, scoring Shanks and putting Judge
on thlid. Schulte walked, filling the
b.Lses. Morgan fanned. One run, one
lilt, no errois.
AQUEDUCT RESULTS
KIIt.1T ItACL. tivo-ytar-olils. Illnc. 5
furlongs: ,
Dottle Vanrlevcer. 157.
Ambrose 10 to 1 to 1 Slot
I'rsstal Ford 119, Walls H I0.1 I to 2 1 to 4
Klvaway, 107. lUrne .. .1 to 1 'J to 1 een
Tlmo. 5ft 1.5 Le nelafrs, rsalarosn. Tin
nier. St. Qirentln. Title. Purlins, Dunedln.
I)r Rue. Armaiit. Toddler and Thlstledon
also ran '
SECOXD ItACi:. tenlechae. maldcn.
four-year-otdn and up. about - mile
Cocktail. 137. Poer.. II to HI J to 3 I to 0
Pee o' Sly Heart. HO.
Crawford 7 to 1 2 to 1 een
Kllwlnnlntr. 142. Wil
liams S to 1 .1 to t H tn .1
Time. 4:111 4.5. !, Maraouln. Doctor Bar
low, Alirardl. Itrand and Pul also ran.
THIRD HACK, il furlonzs:
Kalltan, 140, I.yke... 0 to L'O out out
Star MaBter. 132, Rob
inson 13 to 10 2 to .'
Queland. 1111). Eriikson 1 to 2
nine. i:u 4-B.
FOURTH RAL'i: 7 furlonw
Oompailre. 111. Walla. .11 to .1 S to 5 2 to 5
LLarue i.eyaecKer. irni,
Pnrrlnston i !t tn I R !n 1
Trnnln. Ill I.ke s 3 to 1
rim t '., H-r.,
FIFTH RACK. 1 MB miles:
Conduit. 1116. Taplln. . .10 to 1 I In 1 to 1
Dan. ion. Corev . . i S to 1 s tn r,
Paddy Dear. 1011, Owens 3 to 1
Time. J :48 1-.1,
LATONIA RESULTS
FIRST RACE. 5't furlongs, rlalmlnsr.
maiden rolls and celdings, two years old,
nurse 700.
Wlnno.er. 112. Cnnelly. .113.20 110.10 Jfl.40
Cantlle.er, 112, Mink 40.80 26.40
Charley Rector, 112, Gen
try n 40
Time. t:0I Khakt. Lowell. Oe-ore
Sluehlebach. McVex. Jim Dudley. Ilefbert
Brown. Troben. Ilyrne and I'rearlcator also
ran.
SECOND RACE. 1 furlon!
Slrooco 102. Klmoson. , J8.00 J4..-.0 3.n
'"lalnojant. PT. Lunsford .. . 0,10 4 30
Nenpe. 102 Mooney 15.00
Time, 1:13.
THIRD RACE. .14 furlonK:
Legal. 107, Howard 14.00 I3.1H J5r.fl
Black Xlammy. 107. Gentry .. 11.00 4. no
Lot hair. 102. Sterns .... 3.T0
Time 37 3-.'.s.
FOURTH RACE.. I mile 70 Yards:
Aurum. 100. Sanrle ,,,,. JO. flu IS. 40 (2.70
courtshln. Ill Toole 3.30 ".Ml
Ernest B, 105 Garner 3.40
lime, ilia -t-o.
Aqueduct Scratches
First race Little
Maudle, Jilt, rollu
Frances star.
vThlrd race Pickwick
Artist. Thatarls.
Bonnie Dance,
Ambulance Alio Trounced
Camp IU. X. J,. June 27. The Snth
Pioneers iron the second game hero vesterdav
from atlth Amhulanes by 7 to n Mumford
h Unwed onlv three hits and held his oppo
nent! scoreless.
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Vtyian Martin, in "Viviettie
MYERS SLAMS
OUT HOME RUN
Two on When Hy Punched
Pill for Circuit in the
Seventh Round
PHILS' RUNS ARE GIFTS
Hy KOHERT W. MAXWELL
rhllllea' llnll Park, June 27 .
After the Phillies apparently had the
game won, Brooklyn rallied In tho
sexcnlh and scored four runs. Three
of these resulted from Hy Myers's home
run, which sent two Dodgeis over ahead
of the circuit clouter.
Watson was relieved by Dals when
the eighth Inning began.
The rhlls' runs in the first were
gifts from Orlincs, who furced two men
across with a pop and a wild pitch with
the base3 full.
FIR1T IXMMI
Johnston walked. Watson threw out
Olson. Daubert popped to Bnhcioft.
Bancroft threw out Wheat No runs,
no hits, no enors.
Bancroft singled past third. Williams
filed to Johnston. Bancroft look sec
ond on a balk. Stock walked Luderus
fanned Both runners advanced on a
wild pitch Craxath walked, filling the
bases. Meusel nlso walked, forcing Ban
croft home. On another wild pitch,
Stock scoied, t'ravath and Meusel mov
ing up. Pearce walked, loading them
up again. Doolnn threw out Adams.
Two runs, one lilt, no errors.
sr.roxii innimj
M.ers filed to Meusel Bancroft made
i Bwell stop and threw out O'Mara.
Doolan grounded to Pearce. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Olson threw out Watson Bancroft
singled to right. Williams walked.
Stock filed to Myers Luderus forced
Williams. Olson, unassisted No runs,
one hit, no eirors.
THIRD INNIMi
Bancroft threw out Miller, (.rimes
went out the same wav. Johnston
doubled to loft Ptarce thiew out Ol
son. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Craath wnlktd. Meusel lined to
Mjers. Pearce foiccd i'raaVli. O'Mira
to Doolan. Peaue died stealing, Mllli-r
to Doolan. No runs, no hits, no cnor-.
FOURTH IVMSII
Daubert singled to tenter Wheat
forced Daubert. Pearce to Bancroft.
Myers popped to Bancroft Stock threw
out O'Mara. N'o run. one hit, no er
rors. Adama lined to Doolan. Waton fan
rd Bancroft alco fanned. No runs.
n hits, no 'errors.
FIFTH INMXCi
Doolan singled to right. Doolan's
single put the whole Phllly Infield up
In the air. Miller popped a fly towaul
second and Pearce. after a hard run,
failed to touch It, the ball falling safe
for a single. Pearce threw to second to
let Doolan. but failed. Doolan seeing
third uncovered dashed for that bag and
made It. Miller reaching second Mule
Watson kept his feet on tho ground,
hoeer, and kept his head Urlmes
struck nut. Johnston fouled to Adams
Olson sent n long fly to Williams. No
runs, two hits, no errors.
Williams grounded to Doolan O'Mara
threw out Stock. Luderus bounced a
single off Grimes's gloe. O'Mara threw
out Cravath No runs, one hit. no
errors.
SIXTH IXXIMi
Daubert doubled off the scoiehoard
Wheat singled to right, scoring Daubeit.
Myers was safe on Bancroft's fumble
O'Mara sacrificed, Luderus, unassisted
On Doolan's giounder Wheat was run
down, Bancioft to Adams to Stock,
Mjeia going to third and Doolan to
eeond. Miller was Intentionally passed,
filling the liases, lirlmes sent a long fl.
to Meusel. One run, two hits, one error
Meusel fanned. O'Mara threw out
Pearce. Adams grounded to Olson. No
runs, no hits, no errois.
HKVHNTII IX.MXtl
Johnston singled to center. Olson
sacrificed. Ludeius to Pearce. Daubert
got a single when Watson failed to cover
first on his tap to Luderus. Wheat sin
gled to center., scoring Johnston. Myers
bounced a home run Into the left field
bleachers, scoring Daubert nnd Wheat
ahead of him. O'Mara fanned Doolan
lined to Williams. Four runs, four hits,
no errors.
Fitzgerald batted for Watson and went
out, Daubert to Grimes. Doolan threw
uut Bancroft. Williams went out the
same way No liius, no hits, no errors.
To Continue New. York Rares
New York, June 27. Raclnis will not come
to an end in tills State-with the (.lose of the
Belmont Tark ineetln- next fall. Both th
Metropolitan Jockey Club, nt Jamaica, and
the Queens County Jockev Club, at Aquedutt
have applied to the Jockey Club and It Is
virtually assured that the season will be
extended as wss the esse last year, with a
Joint meeting at Aqueduct. Belmont Park
closes on September 14 and racegoers are
honing that the season will carry on to
October 8.
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BILLIE BURKE
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JEWEL CARMEN
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MABEL NORMAND
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RACE TONIGHT
PERCY LAWRLNCE. 'i fWL V ?EOKGE. WILEY,
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MYERS LEAVES
ROBINS TONIGHT
Brooklyn Outfielder Will
Go Back to Farm for
War Period
Henry "Hy" Mcrs, renter fielder on
tho Brooklyn team, will tiult baseball
luiiigiu ror tnc duration of the war. i
Worried by the work or fight order. I
he decided to go hack to Ills farm near
Kensington. O. and engage In i
ductive occupation
Mjers is not leaving the hall club to
escape the draft, for he Is married and
has a child. He would be aallahle all
year on the ball cllib. but the uncer
tainty and Indeflnltene's of the Ciowd
er order caused him to change Ills
plans.
Hy has been with the Brooklyn club
since July 10. 1914, when he was pur
chased from Newark. He Is one of the
fastest outfielders In the league and al
so can sit In as an lnfielder. Ttoblnfon
considered him one of the most valu
able men on the team. He also was a
fair hitter.
The los of Myers will be a severe
blow to the Dodgers and the end Is not
et. Zach 'Wheat, the star left-fieltler
who was a holdout early In the season
nlso Is thinking seriously of quitting
h'g leangue baseball That work o
fight order also has Zach guessing and
he either will go to some shipyard or
leturn to his farm at Polo, Mo
This will leae but two outfleldeis on
the Brooklyn pajroll. Jimmy Johnston
has been playing In right and Jimmy
Hickman Is recovering from a strained
leg. The club Is all shot to pieces and
L'bbets Is scouring the country for new
tnlent. He has but four pitchers for
mound duty. Coombs, Marriuard, Orlner
and Cheney, and they cannot work In the
outfield on their off days.
Friilaj's Lalonia Kiitrirs
First r.ilce, nurse J00. two-ear-otd
maiden tlllles. .Vn furlongs llss ln.
In7 Mother In liitr, 112, Caraway, 112.
Alice Korman. 112; Liberal. 112. Rab
Bonds. 112; Gertrude Mndlson. 11.'. Senti
mental 112; Astrea. 112. t.eotl -aj, 112
limn): Brace Up. 112. Rella H. 112 Also
eligible Paris Maid. 112. Helen Hav,
112, l.adv Manager. 1117 Kdna Wright.
11.', Hrlmful. 112! Madge I. 112
.second race, claiming I. no. fourear
olds and up. it furlonBS Moe Ilernsieln
101 'Verde, 104. "Kd fiarrlson. 107- "Words
Wisdom limp.), inn, Annie .lack, inn;
million ion. rune Run til: Jelferv ill
nillle p.. Ill: romp. 112. Tom Anderson
114: Lnflus. 11B. Also eligible Hus A Ike
lot Resumntlon 111. Rochester, tin.
snoUane Qititit, 100, Nldo. 107! Mr Kdgar.
Third rare, rlslmlnr. tno, ihre-.veir-olds
I l-IB miles SaHntelle. 7: Jiffy !n
'"larl'-e Ruth. 102. 'I.uckv IlaV, 102, Paula
V, 102 John I. Dav limn.). 102: Little
noun 104 Augustus. 107: Sauer, 107, Tim
Mrfiee. 107.
Fourth race, rtelmlnc JSin two-vesr-o'ds,
-.1. furlongs ltlghlnn.1 Msrv in: Sav
When, 104, War Stories (Inm ). 104. iiv
Ulcht 107' f'over V'n 100. Madras 109
So-" Iteh. 112: Jago 112 Lancelot, 112.
Tlfth race, nurse J1000. tn-var-o1d
1 l-ln miles Herel'l 107- Oultud. 110
Fr-e Putter, 112: rtlfle, llfij l.neUv II 11-r.
Slsth race, ctalmlmr lon, three-r-olda
1 1.111 miles "Snsenln 117: 'Tell Me 117
tlahablsh It. P7: "rislrvo'-int on- Csnt
Hndoe limn.), fin; Kdna "errmam 102
Little Iluss. lni Jrige W-lght II. lot:
Attorney Mulr, 10"; I'nar inn.
Seenth rae claiming Rnn. four.ear
ld and up 1i miles niaetf Fret 101
md nu 104; Hang, int. !:! Itev,
101 Pitt 101. Alda. 107.
pneentloe altounne- c'-lmrd
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In "DE LUXE ANNIE"
PRIMPPCO 1018 MARKET STREET
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JUNE ELVIDOE -""r,w-In
"THE OLDEST LAW"
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THE FIREFLY OF FRANCE"
Rf AI TO CERMANTOWN AVE.
aWM-" IW AT TULPEHOCKEN ST
JACK PICKFORD nu" al
ln "MILE-A-MINUTE KENDALL"
RIVOI 1 62D AND BANSOM ST8.
ri v jlji matinee daily
CLARA KIMBALL TOUNO "
In "THE HOUSE OF OIASS"
RI IRV MARKET ST. BELOW TTH
IUDX 10 A. M. to UHS P. M
GIJvDYH LESLIE '
In "THE SOAP OIRL"
C AVDY 1!l- MARKET STREET
3nVUI s a. m. to midmoht
CARLYI.B BLACKWELL
In "THE CABARET"
STAN? FY MARKET ABOVE 10TH
OlAll-C.1 11:15 A. M. to 11:13 p. M.
MADOE KENNEDY
tn "THE FAIR PRETENDER"
AT POINT BREEZE
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King Getting Arm in
Shave to Pitch Ball
Condon, June ST. lilnc Oeurcp It
tiriiiiiK to throw it tuifrlmll tn irrp ini
tio a for hN niMipiirumf at tlif c.unr
lift u re 11 Amfrlrun trains Jnlv 4. hrn
lip ulll iiltrh out tin llr-t h.t.
At th reniiett of the Klur. Arlif
Lntlitim. former hie lenKiie i-lu-r,
uut will umpire the cntne, went the
Klnc u reeuliitUin huorhull u fen Iiih
iirii. The net th I.Hthum rulleil nt
I he tm lace and Bine the kin hrief
leoon hi tn how It fchntilrf he hnmllrit.
lite proper form in iiltrhlnc uiih rut her
luu-il for the king to eel, u he U ii.ed
tn u illlTertMrt tpe of thron, n In trlrkett
hut the roul Ntiulent itnur Niicreedeil
In sett Inn homethlwc iippronrhlnc the
rlcht eulnic. Mitp (hen the Kinic lin
Iktii pmrtlrlnir In mm re moment-i on y
htaiik nll In the ffiirden.
fE-VstjtjeWlhafikHII' bTUJi.i ' 1 1 i i mill! iivii m w,w m rapm
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What is "Triple-Heated" Gas?
It's simply ordinary gas heated three times before it is
shot into the cylinders and thus made far more volatile,
far more lively. The instant a spark is projected into the
cylinder-head, there is an immediate response with a
clean, sharp explosion that leaves no residue to form
power-stealing carbon on the piston-rings and side-walls.
The first heating is at the carburetor.
The gas is then conducted through a
cylinder block channel between the hot fir
ing cylinders to the opposite side of. the
motor where the larger particles not yet
vaporized are thrown against the hot walls
of the Exhaust-Contact Manifold and
cracked like water on a hot griddle.
That's "triple-heated"
gas. That's what gives
FULTON trucks aver
age mileage records of
12 to 14 miles a gallon.
FULTON TRUCK CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA
326 N. Broad Street
rtionts Sprue Will Bac 31
MOTORDROME
QUESTIONNAIRE
SHOWS PROMISE
Fights Way Under Wire
First in Third Race at
Aqueduct
Xe York, June 2". Thue-jrnr-olds
of the In Hit tU!M lin- lieKlnniiiK to
imp High Time itroved hla quality In
the Hudson stakes on Monday, while
thiw weie Introductd at n.unluct es
tciday, one of which, at least, may be
riRliUnc for tho highest honoia of the
r.tr before the Saratoga nifctlnc ends.
A (Utstloniialic. iiiisiidinp; to -Mr.
Webster. Is a fcerles of iiiestions The
iiilt by that name answeied the first of
tin- -eries In a conlnclntr way In the
thlid laoe and Kar ainile ehlence of
beliiR a two-year-old above the oidlnary.
St.irtliiB for the Ilrst time he showed
qualities which are nec-ssary In a stake
horse speed courage and a fighting
sp:ilt Cominc to tlte last forlorn: pole
he was In close quarters on the rail,
I and dijniK his best to Keep pace Willi
I .liihn i:.
Madden'H Toto, but when little
tieoige Walls lilt him once or twice with
the whip lie responded as only a good
horse would te-pond, and drawing cleur,
won rather easily ut the end by a length
nnd a half from Hurricane, u brother In
blood, which, dosing strongly after mi
ning greenly In tho eaily part, got up
In lime to beat Toto i head for the
pl.ue
ULTD
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MOTOR
TRUCKS
PARMINCDALI,
'AT
THI,
PORT
INTERNATIONAL 40-MILE
! MOTOR-PACED
! FAST FIELD
Lawrence and Wiley Again
at Drome Tonight Much Interest
in Draw for Pacers
By JAMES
rn'"'i!i: win i.e
big time for the
JL inotnr-pice followers down at Point
Ureeze tonight. A big race Is due to be
staged nnd, with favorable weather con
ditions, Manager Jack Iloden maintains
the spacious p.uk will 'play" to a ca
pacity gathering The International
forty-mile race Is o be held and the
active manager of the diome has ar
lunged for the best speedei.s to clash
Percy Lawrence and Oeorge Wiley,
noted opponent.,, will be two of the four
starters Wiley and liwrence were
placed In print (list, for Hie champion
and one-time champion must be given
the piefemiie. Victor Llnart, of Bel
glum, and Vincent Madonna, of Italy,
ale he.iUllners and In their own eoun
Hles ure lecognUed as kings, but here
Lawrence anil Wllev are the favorites.
Lehman in Spotlight
While the l tilers ale well known It is
proper to say Just a few words about
the pacemakers. Jimmy Hunter long
has been ircognlzed as the king of pace
makers lip ha paced many noted
riders to notable ti lumphs and has made
his teputatlon Ilul It temalned for all
obscuie pace from .Switzerland to break
ncioss Jlnimv's winning path and place
a iiiuik of defeat on his brilliant record.
Itody Lehman, unknown to every one
nroiiiid these paits with the exception
of Jack Itodeu. utile here last week for
his Initial a.'ipenrance. lie paced the
veteran (leorge Wiley, a former cham
pion, and did It so well that the pair
weie leturned wlnneis over Jimmy
Hunter and Peicy Lawrence This was
a big uptet 111 molor-paccd circles.
livery one was surprised save Lehman
and Jack Itodeu
Iriilav'- Aqueilurt Canl
First rate, selling, tvvn-v ear-olds .-, fur-1
lings Nun Knnehr. 111". Jill. IOI. Keen
Jane llt'l. .lane I'owl. 107 Madam lUng. I
llli: 'Aigrette liij. Lucrative (Imp), 103:
I'recli in ,1eii't ill. Jucnccenc (Imp)
lll.l. Sweeplct. 103.
Second nip mares tliee-ear-nlil and
mi handlrap 'i furlongs- 'IliKe d'Or 10S
llavbero I'nndle. l'.'II lien.'. 10s mi
rranK. 1JJ Salxestra. 114 Lad Dorothv. i
1117 Hrlle Itnberl" 110; Knlllnile limp). 115.
Third rate. three--iir-oM. conditions.
1 mile -Miitlne Idol. II.'.- (Ismerock. 107,.
N'titoini-lier (Imp). US I'orle lirapeau (Imp), '
liu juenue mi Pout lltun). ll.. Hanirs-. 107:
Kashmir. 11.1. iircsies (imp), lis. Frincepe,
11.1
Fou'lh race 1'te Jlldwav. three.jear-olds I
and un handicap 1 i-ll! miles (iresles
(Imp. 10n. Siinflsh II (Imp). ISO: Westy
llngan PJIl Fler. !J it Isidore, 10711
HhIIiiiI, ln."i. Ticket, 10.1.
F fill rate tbree-vear-ittes and up selling. I
I mil' Ilegal Lodge iimpl 1111 Mnnonioy, '
ins. IhTiler. ii.l: N'oninifi' limn), inn. Ken .
(low limp). I US. Alrnnn Hill Woodtrap.
un sm,Im nf Pleasure, lo.l Hirry Shan1
non. IDS: Hubbub, ins. roicher. Kmi. ltalder
(to merlv Van), lis
sixth race, mainens. ino-.veir-oiu- .. iur
longs LoUl Ilelts. 115. Th Hov. 11.1. lion
ilinl. Ill; War I'luh. 11.1. The Trump. 11.1:
llnhnkus 11.1: Saddle Itock. 11.1: Shoeblack.
11.1. Sin- II. aim 11.1. Running Hate, 115;
War ILind (Hun), 11.1. Drunimond. 115: Peter,
11.1. Pair and Sciniie. 11.1. Cavalier. 11,1:
I.lbertv Light limp). IIS, Hrlght I.leht. 11.1:
HO nut' ll.i i ioix iiu ur, un
Coatcsville Induitrials Win
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"'tla Iti til' iiniusii 1st j t n pi4t, isuii iiuiii
St iVcelln here vesicrdjy bs I to I Timely
1 ntltii In tho nlti.ii inning turned the trick.
,nre:
twwstmw
xtmm
mm
-2..SiJ71
s:tSs&&
But, fuel-saving is not
claim to economy. The
lighter, gives more power and savet oaf
The FULTON factory ii the lari
fVio ortiinrrr riowrti-ttA frt
facture of a ton - and - a -
enons 01 ine enure orzanizaoon m
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LONG ISLAM
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RACE DRAWS
OF STARTE
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to Meet in Important Ev
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S. CAROLAN
, When Lehman breezed over .tM-
.1 V'lclrie If waa .i real vlnrllrAtMSsSiHy..
Hoden's judgment. The Swiss
came to this country not lone igo.'
paced a few riders In Boston wrlUlfl
success, but was not accorded the rk
kind of support. Lehman then hur
ttlni.nll ... 41.. t?.. !-. aM.1 nftai tl
,1... h HAHnV. tln.l.n flnollt, tftiA fcSH ,-'
Ud)S Ul CCail.ll ItUUCII lll.ul.J iwiwie-jj. l
him on the coast. "VwS
Lehman was made a eood offer . VU IS!
come east. He made good In his flf1R$3!i
trial and he showed such fine form tmX?-zi
at least three of the riders are auxIdtSKSJ
n ... l.ln-t I. ll,o rlrau- T.aurrsneS) , La-v
well- satisfied with Hunter's work nW$l
only hopes he succeeds In landlnsj ttIY'Sil
veierun iur ma itftriufc. o tSAICd
wailiH vvney 10 set j.ciiiimii bo Efajrt3
r..iti nvetis-e himself for last SatUrMKvFv1sl
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A forty-mile race Is not any Joy par
Hefore half the distance Is covered;'
becomes a real grind and most ofy,
time the hard-working athletes a
... . . ... L.S
rimtig on nerve aione. ii laws conw$.g)
tlon to endure under the strenuous taaia,t;.S
hut the bovs have been training harsLwfi
every day and reports from headquaWAMj
l.rd B.ii' fhe rltlera nnd narers Ars rcaiitr2.j?pGiF9
Manager iloden Is going to lntrodveJi,;$
a new- event tonight. Just to help
away the time he has arranged to sta
an Australian pursuit race. jacK nessstii.
has seen one, hut like the optlmtstWjg
t.innntraf 1, lu Inulala 11 la a ttmnalSrT
r,....e .Pt. nitntrtai. aD-i-ae will ttvaaM
.I, a .lalr Twn iTinlnrnvrtn Mess arli
l.a IiaIiI KefnrA the mfiln raim Is mlt fttC -
W hat May Happen
in Baseball ToJwm
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S VTIOXAL I.EAfit'E
Won list I'et. rin
(libaio 4ll 17 .702 .707 .
New ork SS 10 .17 ,7 i
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AMI.IUCAX I.K.(I!E
Won Iist Pe. Win !.
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New orl. S4 2.1 ..17B ..1S3 .57
Clevelanil S7 S ..11 . . ..' if
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netrolt . , 24 SS .421 .4SI .414 tyi
tAtheltles, 21 .17 ..1M .3SS a.8j V
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talned their record or no cimes lost, b
uriiiiriirui oieci inieraepariment
easily defeating Slain ltds.
, holders sfj
Score. 0.7
nnd plare hero vesterday.
Orort's batting featured.
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