I'-.HtVV i br tv -1 "' . r.sXtf' ... 1 EVENING; PUBMC LEDGER-PHltJDELPBtL, TTJESDAT, JULY 2?, 1018 w 4VW ,K.t'itt-i!tfiyi,. , ' ' .ur- YANKEES PLAY FINAL GAME OF SERIES WITH ATHLETICS AT SHIBE PAM OTHER SPORfS r& -t7 WILL ENTERTAIN NEW JERSEY FIGHT FANS MAKE UNIFORMS ! MITCHELL PREDICTED BIG YEAR FOR lj' ."," n rZt L m '"jfr T A L17'17VT1 r o IV f 'KM' r i i ft ,(f u ,- JACOBS HURLS F0RPATM0RAN Slim Sallee on Mound for New York Giants in Final Game GOOD CROWD IS OUT Tolo flrounri, New York, July 2 Flmer Jacob ua sent In against the Xow York (Hants thla afternoon by Pat Moran to hurl for the Phillies In their final game of the series here. lMdp Burns was selected for tho recelxlnc end of the Phillies' battery John McQravr pinned his faith In Slim j McCarty was behind the bat A good crowd took advantage of the flue weather to sec tho game Yesterday's postponed game will be plajcd here on September " GREAT LAKES STATION PLAYERS OFF FOR EASTi Clilrngo, July 2. Seventeen members of the baseball club nt the Great I.akea Is'nnl Tralnlna- Htmlon left today for the llnat. where they ore scheduled to nla tenmn r-nm the Atlantic fleet at arloua cities during ' th next ten dais Iterause of tho censorship reenrdlnc the lvntion of ships the iltles In which the pames will be placd cannot be announced Joe Tuber to Meet Merino Real action Is Hssured for the regular weekly boxing Fhnw at the Cambria open-a'r arena, Frankford aenuo nnd Cambria street, next Friday' night Tho opening bout will bring together Bobby Hums and Young Tlcrney. both of Ken sington ; Hughlo Hutchinson, from New Haen, Conn, will meet Patsy Wallace: Denny Hughes, of Kensington, will take on Young Cooler, of Southwatk The semifinal will present Battling Murray, of Philadelphia, and I.lttle Bear, of Mon tana. In the final bout Young Merino, of New York, will meet Joe Tuber. Results at Aqueduct , FinST HACK, for twn.jejr-olds, claim ing purse. S7,-iN 33 ." furlotlds Gath, Km. Johnson .HI to 3 ii to ." 1 to J Nan Ivnoohr, 100, mrno . 11 to S to in L' to 1 ,Slnno (Imp). 1118, Hoblnson . 4 to 1' S to .1 7 to Irt rime, Vj 3-5 Mick J,adv. I!utterfl l.u c rathe, Wlao Joan, Aigrette and Mi Iille hImo ran SECOND, HACK Three-year-olds, handi cap. II furlongs, s"ih 13 added Jack Hare, Jr , 110, I.Jke 1 to L" out out Jit Johnson, 114 Am brosa . 1 to 1 4 to ,'i I to J Jusou Au Jlout (imp), 111. Knanp . h to 1 2 to 1 3 to 5 lime, 1 1J 3-: i:ereat, ilolden kiikt. DrastU, Chief 1,a1I and Neppcrhan also ran Uolden King ami Chief 1-mI.j fill Latoniu Scratches Firt raw Melnnccn i-, Archie der, Oeorse Muthlebuth, Truben. Hecto-. Cahallo Third rail War Tax Sixth race felt Mr, Tencer tpan Charlt: Allston uenra, i;miurancv, uieiiurne Beenth raio His Mh Mlrudr Charlis Canncl.. ltuoio Chick lierkle, Sophia Oitcvsoud, Alexander Aqueduct Entries for Wednesday First race, threcsear-olds nnd up claim ing, ll furlongs Illaziuax nil, Helen Atkln, 'IT, KI Jlahdl 110, Whlppoorwlll. HU. niieraldi?, nil nosborough II (Imp ) lirj, xea liull tin The Decision lis. I.ciu. im, "oor Joe. MJ Vmnbulari, 7. l''eu D'Artlllie limp) li.1. Onlin, 1IIJ, Water War. 113, raclnlnl. lto, .Mr. fepers 107; Alvord, 111) second rate, alpcnlpchnsp. fur rmirnnr. i olds and up about 2 miles-Pandean 17.1 I'ncktall (Imp). 143. Souiro Dealer. I3t. Kilwinning 137. Alganl 1 13.1, Nutmeg 1 111, 1 1r.!"rf.1 "."u1!? .''.!!;: ., I Higal l.cdge (Imp ). 11(1 Tldells. DD. -Fred erlrk the (Ireat (Imp I 111. Illaronri 1114 Ree!er (Imp), I on, Cumsih. 11(1, Prlncep", Fourth race, the Oakhlll three. jear-olds nnd up. hanrtliap. 1 l-lll miles Hendrl. 1211 Ticket 117, Heiount 111, Klmendorf !HI, Uimoeock 0-'. Thornpe I.a, Mort (Imp ) 113' Hantrv, 102. ' Fifth rate thrrc-jear-oltla and up. mile Assume 117, Ouelnnd (Imp ). 100: Spark H"i I. Intlrmlcr (Imp). 1)3, Orestes (Imp), till, Square Set 1117. Night Wind (Imp ), lull, Tluntrcsf UU ( rlmpSdll (Imp ). 107, Glass Tol (Imp ), 111. (Imp ), 114, Vhlals (Imp ) 107. Prlnccps 107 Sixth race three-year-olds and no, claim Ing H furlongs Fin nur 103, Wanda Pltzer, lin, Mclloru Ml, y.ouac 110, Approinl. M2; fJlllles. 110. (.'aptaln Marchmont. 11.1. Vehraskl MS, Teresa J 07. Mannganese, ux, ucrvisn. iik .Misa isterllng, U7. ueueo lent (imp.) 110 Masier Karma, lift: Nlvht Stick 110 Poor Hutterm-, 102. Masque 10. Mlllraie 105 maidens, twaear-olda 3 on (Imp ) lift, nrlxhtlUru. Peenlh race rurionta larnsron limn ) Il.", flrlKhtllaru. 11h I.aA in Ster Itenlm 11.1. Wffe. it i:es 113, .SMlne Ixiose, 11.1; Tapiireur. ll.-i. -"' "' ' t ' "J "." ,, ,,.- ',.,.. . Chusarur (Imp) 11.1. Major Domo. 113.1a cinch that he will hae plent) ot Ceramic, II."; llrldceman (Imp). 113, Sun- I mounts l.ln.,1. Ill T. ... ,, nl...l-1. V.,,.. I 111V,"...- .ihi.u.u nil. wuj.ui, ,iM, iiuurni'H U IlU Apprentice alien ance claimed Weathir, ilear; track, fast Wednesday's Latonia Entries Flrt race clsimlnc 1700. tun-vear.nhls. maiden (lilies S's furlones Dur'ella. 107, i -i.miij .ii-inaver lut, -Auni r inra ,n","'r .I"',- 'Aun' ,F,!;rn., ,n711 n, 10. Knes Cella, 107, 'I-aura 1 :. 107; Helen Hae 113 Madae -Miss lai Frechtllnc K, 1 12: Ilrlmrul, ll'.' Astraea, 112. netta n , 112, Recline. t!2 Also ellKlble- Brace Up (Imp ). 112' lntl Fax. 112. "Peclo 107 Hrunette "r 112 I.adj Iinsden 112, Jlaby Bonds, 112 Second rme claiming: 1700, three-iear-olds nnd up 0 furlnncs t'lall'o lluth, 05, l,"tn, 01 Cnners 05, lllue FaradKe, 113, Toj MISs 101 'Colic 101, James a , Mil, TVUclilail Mil l.adv Ivan in". Cane Hun MS Charles Cannell, Ms, Arthur Middle. Inn Ills Also eligible Itnrhester, 1111, Mell lotus 03. aYorkillle. Mil. I.ottus, 113, Ilul Hon Mil. Sir F.dgar 111 Third race clalmlne R00 tn ear-olds, ftS furlongs rchle Alexamler, 05. ,tPastou-r-nu (Imp ) Oh "Oolil Stone. 100; llyrne, lov "llrother Mncl.ean. 101, Sentimental. I11I Coer I" p. 103 Hcnstelle 112 Fourth race purse $10n0 three- ear-olds and up ( furlnnns flrunily (Imp.) 100, Mu- ford M0 Honlface, 11.' J J .MunlocK. ll.i.l Trnltus, 110. Prince of Como, 110, l.eochares, lft I Fifth race, clalmlnc, S0O three-jear-okla. , 1 l-l mll'P 'Audrev K -03 SaJa Natnv 100. Mirrh Wind 100, Kda Herrmann. 1110. Dragon Rock UU Cracow. 1IH Marauder. Ml. Mack Hill 10T Snuer. M3, Ilandmo, IM Dr Shafer, 110 Quito 110 Also ell Plble Ma-v's Ueau. 1011 Clalrvpynnt. 10J., Captain llooite umn , m. -..111... ...i-. -. Acheron. 03, llenefactor. 102 Slxth race, clalmlnn, 800. four-enr-old end UP. 1 t-10 miles rreclous. inn; John Orahnm. 1112: 'Dancer. 102. Ask Her J, Mad" ma Herrmann. 10, Day Dream 1(). Peart SplMer. 107; Kpebelkamp. M7; Safety First. 107- Russell Square (Imp 1 107, I-anc-h"".e. ,t07. Yenssee. M7 Also eligible. SrtlOT: Pirr (linP). M3i Ruck Mall. 107. Fnlry l.eeend. 103 M ,... Seventh race, cioimius. '""" ."' '.pi; ..,- -., ..n 1 1.111 miles Alston M-. l.x- SorT.r (Imnl 10; PerUBlnn (Imp), 1(1 End,Jarlce1.,, iV, . Jessie I.oul.e, 10 ; .y, "Veather. clear: trsck. ft Annrentlce allowance rlalmen Benefit Came at West Chester Went Chenter. Julv 5 A baieball same In , aid of the Chester County ar aid fund baa been arranged at West Chntr for the after- , ..nn nt WerinAMllflV. Julv 10. With the team . from the rhlladelphla Navy Tard A home team will be organized for the same. Many marlnea are eipfcted to accompany the via Ulne tiam here New Horse Show Dales notion. July L" The date, for the horm ehow and racea to be alven for the benefit of the Iioilon Metropolitan Chaoter of th American lien cross oy tne iioaion ran Asaoclatlon. Inc at Readillle Park, Tark llle. Mass . bae leen ehaneed from Auaust 1 SS, S3 and H to heptemner in ii ana -a Jones and Adair Defeated Kannaa fltr. July 2 Mor, than $51100 was realised for ihe Ame'lean fund for the French wounded at an exhibition ol( match In hlch "Chick" Kns end Warren Wood, I of Chleano. defeated Hobby Jones and Perry Adair, of Atlnnta. Oar, & and 3. Herman in New York New York. June :. Pete Herman, ban- ramwel?ht rhainplnn arrled here today to inlahftfalnBr for hi elabt-rnund bout with iFrankWUiBurn at Jtrasy City tomorrow noJSrt. 1U72 muck I'ore.t. iq3. MMdle T . skkkkkkbn&ff s-s. jkkHMW kkkBkkkkkkkLH 7?xljkkkkkklHtf?. 'baBHMHHK- i kkkkkkkkHaWHtfrlfSiflBII LLLLLLHKEsT--ikLLLLba LILkLLLLLLLLLH sliiLiLLLHMHBIiilkLflH BPOKfSgiM''' 5 fmmimMflm:mmm, , mi '' 9 - 'T i 1 ran i IHfTnT ifif LEW TE.NDLEI5 MORE HORSES TO START IN RACES War Prices of Training Make It Necessary to Run Many FLOYD GIVES VIEWS Instead of lra Ing a detrimental effect on the CJrand Circuit season, the present high war prices and resulting high cost of training horses will be beneficial to the .--port, for the simple icason that no trainer will feel like keeping any hotse out of a race In which It Is entired This, of course, applies to" the big htnblcs Many of t.ie big strings li.nc two or more entrlts In many of the bis stakes According to past custom the trainer, in such case, would slmpl start the one that he liked the best ., .. ,, . i. i i, .H.. l olne" "ou,a "" , ' '",".',, , Now, however, with the cost of train-' Ing sky high, owners will not stand for their hor-es not htartlng, This will mean that the trainers will hue to en gage other drhcrs to team their ettra hordes ill the stakes, which will mean more starters and, therefore, more In terest ICentuokv Flod, who has been a piominent figure on the flrand Circuit for many ears. hit the nail right op the head the other day when, in a fanning bee. he 'aid "Do ou knott, I think I'll Just stick mound' and pass the summei dihlng extra mounts You know, Murph, Cox, Valentine and pie others who hae two or three Ftake entries, will hac to start them all You'll llnd that out. rignt nere when the lacing begins the second week I in juiy And what Is more, the drler I ". ,:. -i. ..im mmints will h.ivo a nno gei inerrt ca,. ...w... , I good hore to drive, for those fellows , don't carry anv poor ones " B"" l"v-r' -.". ' ... ' ; ,,. . , Ann' I .... ,, ct, ,1 nmrlrn .nit Ii s nlan It Is New Riders at Motordrome Two new speeders will make their ap pearance In the special fifty-mile motor nnoed race at the Point Breeze Park Motordrome on Thuisdav night when t.-i. rv.rH nf Australia, and Paul Sutter, of Kw Itzerland. get Into action, l""'' ,"'.'.- nj Victor T.lnart are Percy I-awrence ana victor 1, mar 1 are ter have seen all kinds of action and their names have been seen often in the six-day racea Two motorcycle and one amateur bicycle laces are also on the card Indianapolis Uus Outfielder Indianapolis. Ind.. July 2.Qutftelder BTatclii. of the Memphis Southern Asf boclation team and formerly with the Columbus A. A. club, has been pur chased by Indianapolis, according to a telegram received here last night from Owner McOIll, at Omnha. Neb Bratchl Is expected to Join the local club Tues day In Toledo. E&$xznpvwf 1 mtii-i-c iiiiia lapBi " , 'P4 I 'SMWSMHMliiiB.- ..IHHtiiH HE LEAVES GAME, TOO Infielder Davidson, of the Athletic, has derided that national pattiming it not.Jtis forte, and, hat left the 'Msclusea " - ,T -1 "' a 'I i w V What May Happen in Baseball Today vtkin i. m:aiui: Won Lost I'rt. Mn lime Split t hit ago 43 .10 t.114 New tork Ronton Phillies 1'lttsbursh Rrookl) 11 t Inclnnntl St. L.uIh 41 31 2B tn '2 23 21 H7 .nil .mu ,IBI r.407 .434 .117 .402 .47. .477 .430 .444 400 4?S 4111 410 ,417 .387 t.40fl t.375 AMERICAN I.KVOUK Nrn ork. 37 20 .387 .404 .378 Ronton :10 .Ml .AHA .374 t'leTeland . 40 Uusliiiuctoii 30 st. IaiiIh 33 ( hlntco . 30 Detroit . 27 Athletlis .. 24 Tuu games. .3113 ..TO!) .322 .320 ,A9 .514 .48 .40.1 .47X .1(11) t.4H3 J.43. .110 .44H t.4I5 .170 .431 3H7 .3'I7 .3H1 tln t. ?I-oe to. NEW RULES FOR CAMPBOXING Plan to Train Men for Bay-j onet and Hand-to-Hand Fighting OFFENSIVE TACTICS The War Department Commission on Training Camp Activities' has made pub lic a new set of rules to govern boxing taught to the Amerlcnn noldlers The p.an Is to train them particularly for hand- to-hand fighting and bayonet work The new sstem lays particular emphasis on the aggressiveness of the boxer, as this is the particular quality which makee a good bayonet man All side-stepping, covering up, sparring for advantage position, arc discouraged. In some cases there are penalties to be Impost d on this work. The purely de fensive tactica will no longer be taught the fighting men Under the army rules the bouta will be limited to four rounds with the exception of special bouts and divisional championship matches, which will ho' permitted to go s'x rounds Downs are limited to the standard of ten ticconds, while In the novice bouts the rules pro vide that the rounds shall not be more than two minutes tn length The real value of boxing, to the sol dier. It Is explained by the authoiitles', depends largely upon the development of aggiesslon and alertnesu. In close quar ters fighting the art of self-defense Is not so essential, it Is Argued, whn the men are armed with baonets or hand grenades, ao aie the purel lighting qualities of the man Dr. Itocroft, of the Wat Depart ment, in his explanation of the new rules, says: "A fierce attacking forvvaid action bayonet charge meatus a 08 per cent quota of lighting men returned to safety. This la one of the Important nasons why the new boxing rules wet a hie"", piemlum on offensive rather than defensite lighting " PLAN AT READIIVG TO STOP SUNDAY BALL Readlntit Ia,, July Impeachment of Maor Filbert, on the' ground of matadmln lutratlon, whh one of the cournca nf aitiun euceebted and discussed at the muting of the Reading Ministerial ssoclatton hh a means of turrt,oc the tight which is bt-ir.e waged against hunday busebull to a uc cesaful conclusion The.ro were two courtiea or action ug- , Bested The other wh that the baseball nlAjers themselved bo named aa defenddnt 1 Irt --. h .in.1 tkot thou Via urraylml ii nil ' in naiiuiun anu vnuv iuv " ,,!;. ..- habd liffnif iitdermen in an erfort to have them fined for violation of the Habbath blue ljut I ir.A iir tho nth or nt thf fie two atl'tlS may be taken by tho cleromen, unless some other uuffgestlon in submitted neroro nexi Monda. when another meeting of the minis ters will be held for the purpose of &dullnc a definite plan of action International League At Hamilton It II Jersey Olt 0 10 10 2 0 0 0 I 10 4 liunalo... , n i ,i i i x- n i ifatteries iiorsey ana varrou, Jiozr. Hooper and Meyers Hecond name H 11 t. Jersey City . 4 0 1 0 0 0 o 0 0 . -J Uuffalo .4 n 2 n "J 3 1 0 x 8 it 0 uatteries wesjartnins .iiaime iiuraey and Carroll, btetfens Jtose Hooper and Meern At Toronto t n n H II E Newark 1 1 0 0 0 o 1 0 3 it K S Toronto o t) o n 0 n 1 o 1 3 C Hatterles Hommell 'and Madden, Justin and Howley, Sernnd came It II E, Newark . 0 10 0O200 0 H n A Toronto " " - i i " " - i.' Uattertea Jensen and .radden arhop and wisher At Rochester R II K nalilmorUk 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 27 11 1 Horheiler , 10 11O10 0 0 I U 1 Rattarles Lew Is and Kgan Urogan and Smith. ,,. At Rlnghamton R II , E. Syracuse.,. u '2 0 0 0 a 0 0 4 K 11 'J Iflnghamton , u 3 I 0 on 1 0 o 5 U k. naileries uoaey I1 "H uui'r Beckvermlnt. Harnes, liigRins, Haddock and Fisher. llarnhard. American Association At Milwaukee (11 Innings) R II E Toledo ......,. . . u H Milwaukee .. " .. .,.,, i. ' Uattenea Howman and Kslly, Kerr and Murphy. becond game n, H G Toledo , . . 4 1 Milwaukee .... ! t , -.i 1U 3 Hatterles Brady and Kelly. Kerr and At" Kinjaa.CU ' ? II, , Kansas City, 2 S 5l BURNS SHORTEST I HEAVY CHAMP: Tommy W a s Only Five i Feet Seven, hut He i Could Fight NATIVE OF CANADA Tommv champion Hanover, Burns, form;r heavyweight of the wot Id, was horn In Ontario. .lune 17, 1881 Since leaving the ling to which he has occaslonallj threatened to return, Tom mv has been in thp clothing business and In real estate operations In Cal gary, Alberta, and Is said tn have ac cumulated a com foi table fortune Tom my tiled to make Calgarj a great spotting enter, but the McCarty Pelky bout, In which McCarty was killed, put a damper 011 his aspira tions In this direction Tommj's leal name is Noah Btuso, but ho still stiqks to his ring name for business purposes While far from helnir "s,A.t" nnfiAi,iii ts. . .. t,''u,N irnt. iwo-nntlilne nnd four-three neinff Fiioit itnancinllx. Tomim "nnU-,- ii. -, ne n.. .iA.ii.i.ii.irf.. v.mi- ope of the shortest In stature of tllft , world's heavyweight champions In fact, a pe.trch of tlio records fails tn re eal any pre lous hea vu eight "champ" who was a small at Tom my, who stood flp tort een In his flghtlng clothes Tom Siyer. the Hng lish champion, who about three score ears ago, foqght John Henan for the world's title, was called 'The Midget," but he wis fle feet eight Inches Th- ("Vindian champion of tho w orld alnrt looked like what he has be come a tn ce rf u! business man In hl palmy das, when lm licked eery hewywelghl in elfc'ht with one notable brunette exception. Tommy was disap pointing to look at. considered an a f.ghling rrachlne While big and bioad of fr.xmc. lie locKicl pudgy and stout ruder tlijtn 'niifciilar, Tint :is vhcic i piearance neio de - cp.ll'. fur nla aims were im stronic ' a ,i mule'" li'nil let, and lie could lilt ' Hue .i pllf rlrier For that matter, howler, nianv of the greatest boxer have not IroUeil the part Boh Fltz Flmirun wa n jrke, at far an appear anna "M. and tho San FranelRoo siKrtr. liho hroURht him over from Aus-Kunkrrv nil ooldlrra ami Hullor In uniform tralin nfier prtlngl Dob's shape the ""l 1 nilrollted lo h I'olo Oround. nn Won doub.e O. d.c.ded'hey had picked a WtVlXX? l WT0,? ""mfM lemon in the Rarden of pugilism i Kieddlr Welsh I00K3 too frail to puncture .a toy balloon , Hon Moha, R fet '. and a light heavjwolght, could give gold Imiidtton of an animated liarrfl. and Fam Laisford always look ed soft and fat as "easy" Kid I.algne, Joe Wnlciitt, ind ninny other chaps, hae bnen p'i ileal l'-edka, but thej could fight ard that's vn.it they were there lor xm'h -mMmmvk r. . ' IBM. AT XfVJ i!k Most Powerful, Most Durable Trucks Ever Made. The trucks that give continuous service, carrying their rated load at sustained speed over any passable road, with least consumption of fuel and lubricant, and at a minimum of upkeep cost. This is all that can be asked of any truck and it is the record of Peerless daily performance. Immediate Philadelphia delivery on five-ton trucks with hydraulic hoitt G1RARD AUTOMOBILE PETE HERMAN BINGLEf 0?7Cf BUNGLES" (tVd Twilight Imsftiall In Ilnslon Ihfd n hort. uneio life. One srmne wan htnerd bfglnnlm nt (1 o'clock btnffii the Duilstrnt nnd the IIimifh. The rrtmil ns mi mi.U1 th.it th inuunKPnirnt ri rr Id rd Ihit 3:10 11, m. Man 11 hfttrr ntnrtlnR hour UuLp Mnrnuard wan bourn In the twIllKht fra 3 to .1 J I. Smith wan the loadtnc iBiior in th jr-tnrs of StnlUmoT mfii He had two sinslcs and u triple la four times up The rliampinn W hlte So were npet twice In the until? iI ie h .11 mm' llnrKe's s. Collins eontrlbiitetl two errurtt In the eeond game, whlrh heljed hU team to lour. LiWiff ( ollnti by thr au ttiiUtt to Qft a hit in thp iloublt Itcadrr aithnuoh hr n at it f fitted uith bring nt bat tight torn. The New York YanKee slipped bark hiti first plant b heatlm; uur Athletics at Shtbe Park The Fled Sox Washington pa me which w as wcheduled for Monda as plaj ed on Sunday so the New Hnslanders were 'die The Cubs Increased their tend on the Giant to two full camps l ben tin St, Louis, l"or the second limp in nn.' seriea f'oumhe downd the Detroit Tigers the t''leelander winning 4 lo 1 Donle Rush hit safe!) three Union In four tlmea at bat The InulNtllle American AsMiclitlnn rluli hnu numriiikiiil Cv lltrrnt1 fnpm, mitm-Ai i nf thr Irninlilt oiithfrn Aorlallnn ttttm. llprcr. pltrhr .n. fnrmrrly u mrmlirr l0' "" l,rookln -N""on"l- N'nlfon Cmlsr. outAtldcr 111I1 (lie Si 1 onlt YnloroM. irtfl rrcfll'rrf nord to repot t to hi tlralt board at Sulacauon, Ala . 01 NpTfftf riuminatlon lie had o tuinallu been Itluciil in Clnia J Colonel f.irnb Kuopert. president and half nvinpr nf the New York American, nn nounre tlmt dnrlns the home ffttmf of the KunfielJ Pool Opens Tonight A ilmmlng meet and fancy dtlnc exhlblt'on Will mark the opening of the swimming pool at the Funfleld Recrea tion Center, Twentj -second street and Sedglev acnue. tonight mong thoe to compete will he such champion swlm nier, n" 01?a Dorfner (lertrude Arteli r.ll7.aheth Becker Helen Penn picker Bruno MaJger and Mifflin Armstrong This five-ton Peerless Truck covers about S000 miles a month in its day and night service, hauling sand, pravel or crushed rock. TRUCKS CO., 2314-18 Chestnut St. FOR U. S. TROOPS American Women in Lon don Complete 300 for Overseas Forre KI1NG WILL SEE GAME London. Jul 2. American women at the workrooms of the American lied fros hae put th6y finishing touches on 300 baseball uniforms and sent them . to the American -camps In Ureat Brit ain so thut they could be distributed among the teams which will play base- ' ball on July 4 Two hundred women were engaged In this work Itc t , Vn?rn,L,i i Vrl tfter , he cmn ?hH p. ha.l Imught m. The appeal for unlfbrms reached the goods stores of London and other large English cities The committee In charge of the workrooms called for olUntecrsj from the large number of women em ployed there making surgical dressing1 The 200 volunteers gae up the whole I of Satutdiij and Kund.i to finish the order . A uniform furnished by one of the plajers who will appeal In the army navy baseball game, which will be plaed In London Thursday bcfoie the King, was u'ed as a model by the workers It was carefully taken to pieces, and these pieces Mere used as patterns. The different parts of the uni forms were made in separate parts of the building and assembled In a central workroom Onl two standard sizes one medium and the other extra large were made CAMP SHUT TO K1LBANE Locked Out When He Absents HiniBclf Without Leave Cleveland, O,, July 2 Upon his re turn frtm Cleveland to Camp Sherman Chllllcothe. o where he Is boxing In structor Johnny ICilbane. featherweight champion, was refused admittance lapt night, according to word received here. It Is understood that Major General IIarr C Hale In command. Issued the ruling on the ground that Kllbane had absented himself from camp without leave Since he has been staticned at Chll llcothe It has been customary for Kll-1 bane to visit bH fa nlly In Cleveland Krlda) nights- and return to camp Mon day He contends that he Is under the jurisdiction of the War Department Commission on Training Activities and' not under Major General Hale Kllbane 1 has telegraphed to Washington foi a ruling TOM GIBBONS BOXING 1 INSTRUCTOR AT MEADE MiifchiiihtnM, luh 2 PntKinn nnd dool e of the fistic nrt will bp KrMMcil to Know of 'h appointment of Tom Glbbona, ihe mid rlleueiKht to the pnat of llNlonal boxlnir instructor Ht Cnmp Monde Admiral, Md, Th" appointment a nffirtalU Announced t Ir Jonph i: Rayrrnft head nf the n thirties dhMon of the War Department s I'ommliifllun on Training Camp ActUltlin (ilbbons will assume his duties Immdi atel Tom OILbon 1 the brother of famoup Mike Cllbbons, boxlnir instructor at Tamp Podee Mike Cilbbons lias perfected a ns tem wherebv iriually eer soldier nt t'nmp Dodte becomes proficient with the use of his flats Mir f s" I E Come to Our Store A S A prognostlcator Manager Mitchell of the Cubs heads the class In base- ball circles He has not gone wrong on n ptedlcllon since ho assumed the man agement of the club, and this is probably responsible for much f the success the North Side machine has had In adanc- Ine tn flrsi nlare In tho National League race Before the Cubs went on the spring training trip Mitchell lemarked that If f'haille llollocher proxed to be a capable ball player the Cub would be fighting the New York Ulants ror tne leauersnip , of the league before Juh 1 He realized I that the shortstop position was the big- i gesi noic in trie lomninHiiuii mui nau to be plugged i When node Paskert was gotten from " '"'" x,l,che11 d'"ed that he I hn "l'lned one of the best fielding j&k fish iSm ft M?$k .mSk A ;W M$k Mm H P i:: w&&Mli rjM JHp!iB !' i?3S3d ktiiKH KfiH i il i mm wBM H IkB .jKB!B IH 'i" Ti W&&&M ''SbSfwM HhH ij'1'' -; t Ihreesizes, H : PBf ? but always llB BR-fj the same iffiM 1 SS'I , uniform S BBll quality M H e mm 11 lil i-li frtxism fiHi.r Kffl TRa UresB'' k 6 cents WMM QHI; J ; to preserve gi VHE ! the quality M' "flll I iiJJOTTO E1SCNLDHR tf BRO5.tHZOR?OnkttO00SSKmi & THE limited production of cars magnifies the wisdom of ordering your Model 90 at once. This economical car represents completeness in every respect. It is of -attractive big-car design, spacious, wide seats, deep upholstery, ample leg room and is easy riding. Model DO is thoroughly modern with electric Auto-Lite starting and lighting, vacuum gasoline system, convenient control and full equipment. It has rear cantilever springs, large tires, non skid rear and 106-inch wheelbase. Fm fotxlt c bttrland npemrtif: Appearance, Performance, Comfort, Service and Price OVERLAND HARPER COMPANY 14-16-18 S. 21st Street Open Evenings cnange wouia mam a oeuer Dan purWM out of him than he hag been for yr.if In this the manager has not erred., T.-jiLi'.a ..,, . ,, .. ';'BVrK Alltchcll predicted that If Max FI HF would obey orders and make the pltcWtff i- . , ...... ... ..uulu Uw ,, VIA MIQ OW1, jU outfielders In the league and a valua4lB man If, the rltlh This FlncW hia AML'iflk And lio nnti let nno nt thtt Kaf lv iVf nnv, -J, Kf The manager also said that If 'FrtiTfvlj Merklo had a. successful training trip, he i.ia "ou''1 la ? br"nd J that 'would Mirkle dld not ave what cou,d faj n good training trip, but soon after' thv". iM nciieon upenea ne goi in snape ana nj i Bn" wonuerru y ever since rC J Manager Mitchell stud ed t-inMncbii' clof(,ly whlIe preparing the club ln,tli'J spring, anu rjciore me race Degan ae,r5ri clared the youngster was a And, Jtll'h m all that as his records to date provfrv,l Not only Is he a brilliant fielder, butrfi&rfj has shown himself to be a better hUUfiVS I "" J fc.af7.fci IM I .nnnrM ( nnrha PanAfak? K 8 ".r "'. I M .c) IJ r. 88 n TeleahanrM Bell. Locust nan Keystone, Race 50t! III J ! 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