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BARNEY OLDFIELD
PLANS TO RETIRE
Race at Uniontown on July
18 May Mark His Last
Appearance.
- OLDEST IN THE SPORT
SOME ST. LOUISANS WHOM PHILS MEET TODAY
Barney Olddold, the "Master Driver,"
has decided to retire from active parti
cipation In au'nmobile racing, and that
he will mnke his last appearence on nny
speedway In the hip event at tho Union
town Speedway on July IS.
Patrons of tho Uniontown track will
learn with recret tho Barney Oldfleld
has decided to quit the racing same, hut
they are- rejolclnp over the fact tint
they were to he Riven one more oppor
tunity to watch and cheer for the "Old
Master" before he rellnqulpheH his nrlp
upon tho wheel of hi"? Golden Sub
marine. Oldfleld Is the oldest man fn the coun
try still actively engaged In automobile
racing. lie has been In th business
virtually ever since It became a sport,
and has made a lecord which Is the
envy of all hht rival"!. lie has seen seven
teen consecutive years of the automobile
racing game nnd 1ms had all sorts of
peculiar and halr-rnlslng experiences.
Idol of "Young America"'
Barney has prolded thrills for mil
lions of excltcmcnt-seelilng people nnd
has probably been watched In action
by moro-'.H'rsons than nny other driver.
He Is tho Idol of "Young America," In
whom lie has always taken more than a
mere passing Interest KIs passion Is to
become acquainted with every youngster
he, sees and to shake hands with
him.
Barney Is a busy man, but he has
on his list of regular correspondents
scores o youthful friends, who have
made his acquaintance at the various
tracks at which he has appeared, and
j$ho have refused to allow that acquaint
ance to end.
The "Old Master" Is an artist at the
auto game, and, like most people of
rare accomplishments along a certain
line, la Inclined to be temperamental.
He has been termed extremely hard to
handle, and In his career on the track
haj hurl mnnv different mnnnrrers. 7nr
several years ho has been under the S H O W
direction of the capable "Bill" Plekens, .
who teems to understand his nature and
appreclato his fr.lbles more than any t. l.iiuli, tin., July 10.
other man. I The Phillies m rived here veteuluy all
Oldfleld Is at present the holder of primed up for their double tilt with the
all dirt track records up to twenty-five Cardinals this afternoon The ono-d.iy's
miles. On the big board tracks ho has rest which tho Phils were able to take
not been quite fo successful, and his ex- because they double up with tho Jtedt,
perlence? at Uniontown have been of one afternoon ,of their series In Cin
such a. nature that he Is determined to clnnatl. has put Moron's fo'ks In fine
mako a good showing In the Independ. condition. glen the pitchers ,1 inuch
ence Auto Derby en July 18, nnd thus needed lay-off, and helped the team gen
wlpe out the memory of several stinging I crally.
defeats ho has suffered there. tVlien tho r,ii,,,, cnt out on 10 ,,,,,
Barney was In the liberty sweep- lh afternoon before tho (lrt game of.
stakes at Uniontown on May 16, and tnclr double-header thev had moio pep
was unable to finish the course. How- ,han they havp ex)llbltttl thw fcnaBOn.
ever, he did not depart without honor, ()n tl)e IhlIrs. last tI, ,1CIV
on ubi uj, an i in" ".r v iv ""were able to compete but one c.ime.
the famous Frenchman, In a maicn race Tnelr nr , s. , . , . . .
a In
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FAVORITES WIN
IN GRAND CIRCUIT
Every Race but One at
Nortb Randall Won in
Straight Heats
EASY FOR HALL BOY
Cleveland, July 10 With the excep
tion of the 2-12 pace, each etent on to
day's Oraml Circuit card at North Ban-
Bingles and Bungles 'I
Thr f.'nnf Jinil on unsucctustul slni 111")
Chtcaoo xrhtre thru Xftrr able lo take but
tvo out of five name Jrom thr Vubs. Vra
trrdau tlie .Veto Yorhtra took the vaine 7 to 0
alter ten rounds o battle.
Jim Vaushn's breakdown wa th iloclJ
Injr turn In the (llant-l'ul)ii battle He had
h alx-run Iad In the xlxth lntilnu. but hard
hlttlnp got on hta npren and he unrorkfd
a wild pi till In (he elshth. which pav-d lh
w.iy toward hln undoing
mitiiino to utrr i:.ciTi:i aiioi'Ti
S. Illl, Ol llrookljn, 4.
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
VtlKRIfAN I.KAOIK
lull Won IiNt I'rt. Win l0e
ioinn . . . 4i ai ,a,o
yew tork 41 ai .Ml
(lelrlanil , 44 S. ,7
uhlnslon 10 .17 .nilt
Ml. 1-nitiK 37 3N ,401
( hlciltu .10 .IX .48(1
Drtroll .111 41 .411
Athlrllm , 2H 4. ,384
NtTIOXAl,
,A84 ,B7l
..-,an .as
..'63 ,5J
..120 .sir
..100 ,4X7
.41)1 .iM
.4ID .401
.302 .378
i.i:(irn
Won l,nt Trt. tt In Te Hlilli
('hlenco .. no 2i .i .'! ,0S ...
New tork 41 27 .02.1 ,1110 .DID ,,
I'llthUurxli SB .1.1 .507 .514 .500 .-. ..
I'liMUr :3 3.1 .IH.-S t.-'IK t.471 .4S
lln.lnii :t 411 .411 .4.12 .J.1S ....
Ilronkbn 3(1 3! .43.1 f.4.11 t.43 .437
CIlirlniMtl 2H 40 .412 .4!0 i.400 .414
M. l-nuU.2 41 .3X0 t.37 J.S7 ..SOS'
Two icnmeii. tUIn two. tl-O'e two.
thim lar IM jensort. Hohteen o which fcose
been matte bv our Athletic. f
Tho Plratet continued their eood run h
taking oer the Itofltun Hrapa 7 to 2
Itnbhlt Miimnvlllp una ntinlri , hn,t.i,.n
. .. . ..1.1,. : " " .-...,.
Uall wns captured in strnignineaie, wim i mr the stalllnim maihine
honors divided by favorites 'and outsld-1 ...
. , , . ,..., i t "rf Turui Havmoiltl (OiKlilllc. la oet till
ers. Another lnrge crowd was in al- . hit at icoular ami rrqitrnt intrn-ttl. jv
tendance despite tho raw threatening , lJ"'
weather and with no uustanUIiiE at-j
tractions. Ibr Aunkeen lot icroiiiirl In tho Amprlrnn
The I 10 paco oausd t" nsKes , ti,o mmo.h! cmr of thr doublr-liemlrr. lint-
Mrr ,,1 t.,k,.n the first heat shel'"4- I-nrrr riifnermnde pltrlilnc.rfrord.au'
r..... .. ".. , ,,. D..,n,wi fioinetninc wiien ne un untied me wi d pi(elta
was forced o succumb in the seLOticI rlnt Hie rnrillnnl. .Mike Uaolmi him
to Orace Klder. which paid $41, for a ,rle,,,W, ?hel,nilrZe.4oPtsnr,i'!,a" "nrontrollahle mood, ranklnc two
l' ,n,l ,iitii.,1 tl,.K,t However. Jiar-i .,..,.,. ,., ., .,. .. . . '.. ullil tlirnwn. NrrtllkV tn niir ah., r.
T- .'.... .u... ...... "-. -...-. . , Ulllftl Ulll. til I, It HUH U I' I'lltni. " .-.. ... c ...v w. m
garet Margr.ite e.iptured tho tniru anu i
deciding heat. ...J ttnsliliutton' ilrfrnt nt the liandi of Ihe
1 lie I'.lslg inree-year-oni um "'", llrewn nrrirnteil the "iMintors rrom ci'tllni f1,,!.. ri T. rl,l.
In M-, il,. t.,.l.l uhlnli wau nrilCtlCJlly ' within nirrhiilillnr cllatnnrr nf Clr.rliMrl t.lllW lCl 10111 V.iarkC
...n.in.i n.i in ,i, t.utilticr Kelcih Haircl. II iii lluriier la ml AirrH liren utile fn win. i.t..n.n 1..1.. in
the fa'torlte won the 2 20 trot rather Jirin Irani 1 wnnld hair lirrn hut two Baiiir. hB,. ,,; tn terms v
eally from Hank Stout, tho contender '"-ninu tne iiuiunn. ,firmn rut. hor rornif
In each heat. I ,,,., , ,, ,.,
In ,I.a ', 111 nnon it'll ItflV IP Oilier ........... ... ... ......
The Chicago Nationals
wun Torn i.'iarke.
rlv with th C'lnHn-
I natl 1 luh. of the National I,eacue. Clarke.
.llo thr tlrittnit I a fn dent was sttnrd because Fred
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"-v.. ..........1 .. ..- iiiiu ,iw i,-ti 1, 111, i ( 11fi'j uur uniiuir JJJflia (iinfil ini" lilt iiuitinrx WPn'H'r
way. Summary
0 class trotting nurse Sloe
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PHILLIES MEET
ST. LOUIS TWICE
Moranmen All Primed Up
to Clash in Double Bill
With Cards
LOT OF PEP
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GONZALES
JOHNSON NOT SURPRISED AT STAND
TAKEN BY J. K. TENER, HE DECLARES
lr0niinnt Unit .lnlmt.nii. nf Ihn Amprt
tfilin K. Toner, jtrpshlfnt nt the N:itlonul It
clpiillims Itlt tlit rs:itlnn.il i ominlt-tlon I
Ih a part. Mttld -t nlcht th.it lie feitril
I.ruiru no I10 itrulcr icMMl I'rrvlilrnt Trnir
"The innif inn In ted rftljctmtlmi cf Un
Nntloiml lament- on .mloiifd me no mirprN
li en I I1.11 ) rrrch ril from 'rrrnl nonro
npfo.r,.ir for the ni'Hiirr of hnirli.illa In 1
niiriiunii 10 tin iiumr or the trnmr.
".Mnrnllv iitnl trrhnlrnlb .Munntrer Mil
lleil In thi iMXiltlnii lit hit tnkm In tht P
or tv.o orrnHlniiH hfn it pitrtr to derUlon
unci ntiHiinl to mr. hut I ncier ticrt'pted th
11 nirniber nf tli.it bmly.
"I tireHiune lite purent Imdr will find n
tioiernnr rcner )ui imauj iietrrmined to
flitr.iiro. .lull 10.
rnn Leitviir. rephlnt; lo the ttleinpnt of
eiiKiie, t hut lie would lime no further
11 :im en.eH in umeh l lie .iiiericiin ieiiKiie
Mi- h re nk In Hit ret itlniiw with tin N'nflnnul
mild nlinrll retlKii
ernnr rener rrom tlie preihlrnr of the
p." ir lid rreldeiit Johnson, "rrom d
rn tle fourne he linn t.iUen U tiliHolutrh
ev of the f tct that he 'tetoteil mi Utile
rk, of the rhlhideliihht t'ltih, tun he Jiiatl
errr rKe. (intrrnur Tener linn on one
n nr the com minx inn that teemeu unfulr
at its an ecne for derllnlnj: to pre a
o difficulty tn nhU llllluic the portion
nrnte,"
CARMAN IN SHAPE
FOR TITLE EVENT
Former American Cliam-
pion Has Trained All
Week at Atlantic City
AT POINT BREEZE TRACK
;hman. In a match race ' Their drat Rtnmi n. tn
which Bate him the title of fpeedwny . on Sunilv. ,,.. ,., ,,
. . TT , l..n.1 .Un TTn nn. " '' "
cnampion. nu hub iiiiuiiut-u m- nui
town management that he wants to drive
his last raco on tho track that save
him his title.
Will ?ell Tires
Oldfleld plans to retire to his home In
Los A'nselea and his lucrative tiro busi
ness. The automobile game has been
good to the 'veteran nnd ho Is said to
have atnapscd a fortune of at least a
quarter of a million dollars from his
activities.
Oldfleld has competed In practically
every race meet held nt the local trnck
since It was ortcned, and he has made a
host of friends not only In Uniontown,
but throughout western Pennsylvania.
It Is expected that the fact that his
coming race at Uniontown la to be his
last anywhere will bring out all his
admirers on July 18.
President C. W. Johnson, of the Speed
way Association, has been busy during
the last few weeks lining up entrants
for the coming meet and a complete list
of the starters In the big 100-lap race
will be rinnounced shortly. It Is already
certain that the field wll be one of the
classiest that has ever competed here
and that palrons of the track will be
treated to some thrilling sport. There
arc six events on the card, nnd every
one of them is regarded as a special
feature.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
AMERICAN 1EAGUK
AtMetim, 3i Detroit. 1.
Detroit, si Athletics, 4 (2d came).
New York, Oi llilraro, . , .
Cblraito. 4i New tork. .1 (10 In,, 2d came).
Boaton, ll Cleieland. 0 (12 In.).
Nt. Ixjulu, 7 Washington, 0.
NATIONAL I.KA0FE
Phllllea-Clnrlnnntl (plated Sunday),
New .York. Ti Chlrnro, II (10 In.),
rlttbburch. ?t ilcnton. 2.
tit. lands. 61 llrouMrn. 4.
Schedule for Today
AMERICAN T.EAOUK
Detroit nt Philadelphia Clean 3:30.
('let eland at Hotii rir.iri.3i1S.
Ht. IxiuW lit tVnnhlnaton t'lean 4,
Chlcuco ut New York Clean 330.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia ut St. Louis Clean two
'"New Yo,r'kdat' HtUbiireh Clean 3:30.
Ilrooklrn at Cincinnati Clean two tames.
Is30 and S18O.
lloiton at Chlcaco Clean S.
American Association
At St. Paul n. II. E.
Kaniaa City 4 J 0
ni Paul 0 a 0
batteries HIM and Onslow: Pierce, Tlook
and Harerave.
At Indianapolis R. II. n
Indianapolis 3 n 1
Toledo n D 0
Iiattertea Sanders and Kelly: Shackle
ford and Schanie
Second name It II. D.
Toledo 2 4
Indlanaoplla 11 13 1
llatterles Sanders and Kelly: Crum and
'Afilinneapolts It. It.E.
Minneapolis 3 1 8
Mllwaukeo 1 3 0
Ilatterles Kozelnlck and Iluhn; I'almero
and Kltchens;
International League
At Jersey City:
but a lieaty
pretented the playing of that game. The
next the I'hlls .and Cards battled for
ten innings, after which the contest,
which stood at 3-3, had to bo called on
account of another heaty shower. On
Tuesday, May 1 1, the teams llnally
fqught to a decision, Moran having the
better of a 5-4 argument
When the riilllles were hero In May
they were In fifth place, ttlth a per
centage of .4C0. Today, in f-plte of the
many predictions that they would be at
tho foot of the league by July, ihe I'hlls
arc in tho first division, with a winning
percentage of .485,
The cards hate sunk lower than they,
were when the I'hlls were hero last At
that time the home club was In set c nth
place, while now they hold undisputed
possession of the cellar.
WIDENERTOSELL
RACING STRING
Philadelphia Owner Will
Dispose of Horses at
Aqueduct
BUSY IN WAR WORK
n.H.B.
0 0 0 0 n 0 5 04 8 n
ononino? 2 5 14 0
Baltimore..,
Jersey City 00001002 23 14 (
nitrla ICneisrh. Parnham and Gnn
Horsey. Ververs and Carroll,
ninchsmton.... 00003 S20 08 111 1
N,wark a 0 10 0 10 0 2 04 11 3
Batteries Ladestro and Acler Webb and
Fischer. . t .
At Syracuse Buffalo, both camea post
poned! wet crounds.
At Rochester Toronto, both cames posi
tioned, rain.
McGRATII ATHLETIC CHIEF
Cape May, July 10. To take care of
the athletic events In the navy and army
establishments at Cape May. Harry J.
McQrath has been named by the Fosdlck
commission of war camp community
service as athletic director, a
An athletic officer has been appointed
for each separate establishment here,
.At Wlsaahlckon naval reserve training
camp W, W. Wolk has charge of such
events.
For iBetvell Point submarine patrol
fcaae Ensign Krlesel is In charge an ath-
a ai.. .fli.M n .. .a 4 aa. .......t .ia n....)...
aniu viiii m,u ai too nuiai air aimiuii
War work ia encroaching so heavily
upon the time of Oeorgc D. Wldener,
and has so prevented his attendance at
the raco meets that he will dispose
of some of his choice racers tomorrow.
Before the races nt Aqueduct tomor
row, eight of the smartest performers
In the stable of the Phlladelphlan will
go on the auction block, and there will
be lively bidding, for these horses have
shown unusual promise.
Joseph K. Wldener, whose horses have
won eomo of the biggest races of the
year, will send two to the auction, while
tho Brighton stable will Fell seven: the
IXorthwood stnble of Mortimer I.. Schff,
wnicn nat Dcen trained these three or
four years by James Frayllng, will be
dispersed, and K. D. Springer one.
The Portuguese and O'Donovan horses
of considerably better than average
class that are ready to go on, are the
hest of the matured runners that
Qeorge D. Wldener will offer. They
are ready to win. Wise Joan, a two-year-old
flllly of established class. Is the
smartest of the Juveniles. The others
are Courteous, Left Fielder, Itol Craig
and Duke Fluff. Joseph li Wldener will
sell Lucrative and l'vadner.
Xorthwood and BUI Dudley, fencers
of conspicuous abilities, arc the smart
est performers of the, Xorthwood stablo
that will go under the hammer. BUI
Dudley has come back to the races.
sound and In winning form, after n
year's rest. Xorthwood already has
shown quality. Marchena, Plohn, Onun
da. WIthevlllo, Plaintiff and Itural are
the other horses of the Schlff consign
ment. MACK WON'T YIELD
SaJ'a He Intends to Retain Serv
ices of Pitcher
Mack reiterated yesterday that he In
tends to retain the services of Perry, Ir
respeclve of the action of the National
Commission In awarding him to Boston.
"Perry belongs to me," he declared,
"and I won't give him up in spite of
anything Mr. Tener says or does."
If the American League stands by
Mack tt will have to do so In the face of
the National Commission and tile older
league.
Trolter Selah Baird Sold
rlmeland. July 10. C. W. Leonard nf
fioston. has purchased from Tom .Murphy
the chestnut mare. Belah Ilalrd. which won
the 2:20 trot at North Itandall today. The
price Is reported as 112, S00. The Murphy
stable Is said to have won 110,000 on the
mare, In the auction today.
Utenant Tlpdalle. has been appointed,
1tHhevArmy Hospital NoWU, for-
ly Rota1 Cw-ay.v tofwiit Lathyim
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AMATEUR NOTES
TUI" Noith Hnd club handed the Had
don Heights nine n 5-to-3 defeat last
Sunday on the grounds of the losing
team. The contest was fast from the
start until the last man was out. Pitcher
Jackson, of North End, held the homo
team at his mercy, only allowing five
hits that were safely scattered, and did
not let up until his team had nmasscd a
commanding lead. The tleldlng of
Dougherty and tho catching of Liebuer
also njtiycd a prominent part In the
victory of the North End nine.
North End Club has July 17 open and
would like to hear from first-class teams
haying home grounds In Pennsylvania,
New Jercy or Delaware offering a rca-
sun.iblo guarantee. All communications
should I12 addtessed to J. C Kberle, man
ager, 1615 North Hope street, or phone
Lombuid 2438 between 1 and 1 p. m.
Olney Club defeated ThlladolpMa Textile,
leader of the Philadelphia Manufacturers'
l.fiiKU tn the morning game by the score
of in to r and In the aftrrnoon tilt trimmed
the Kern flock nine, last lear'a champion of
the Suburban I.raeue, by tho ecore nf .", to 2.
Olney would like to nrrniiBO Sunday sanies
wun teams naving numo grounds in or out
of town and offertnc u, suitable guarantee.
J 11. Kills, manager, 0504 North Sixth
street. '
North Side Professional baa July 13. 14,
20 and 21 open for tlrst-clat teams having
homo grounds and offering a suitable guaran
tee, John J Hoover, manager. 2035 North
Amerhun street, or phone Ktnslngton
04 OU tv.
Vlctrlx Reiprtes would like to hear from
nil teams having home grounds and offering
a aultable guarantee. II. Conway, minjger.
.ri43."i Vine atreet, or phono Uelmont tiOOO
nfter 7:30 p. m.
Falrhll I'rofesulonnls have July 13 and 27
open for any flrst-clais teams having home
grounds and offering n reasonable attrac
tion. J. l'. .tlcuermott. manager, -ua urK
ney Btreet, or phono Kensington 0330.
Dauphin A. ('. would llko to hear from
teams ha!ng home grounds In Pennsylvania.
New .Teraey nnd Delaware offering a reason,
able inducement. K. S. Horner, manager,
1C01 West Cumberland street.
Wjuiftla A. A., n semlprofesslonal traveling
team ha .lulv L'O. 11. L'll. 17 and several
other dates during August for nrst-class
teams having home grounds in or out of town
offering a fair Inducement. Charles Kellner,
manager, 2aoi Master street, or pnone iop
lar U3UU tV after 7.30 p. in.
U. H, M. C. Quartermaster team has July
13 open for first-class trim hating home
grounds and ottering u sultnble guarantee.
I'r.uik DeCuto. manager. 3114 Annln streit
Woodlrn II. C -a fourteen and fifteen ea
old team, would like to book games with all
teams of that elans. A. Jones, manager,
-.ill Mlrtlowood street.
rhllmore A. A. would like to hear from all
first-class home teami having July i.t. 2n and
27 open irdwln Leech, mannger, 2747 North
1'ront street.
P. II. T. broke the Kensington Congrega
tional team's long string of tlctoriea last
Saturday by defeating It by the srore of 2
to 0. 1. It. T. has duly 13 open Mnd would
like to hear from flrst.clas team having
home grounds and offering a reasonable guar
antee. J Whiteside, manager, 3511 Jo)ce
street.
lledln A. V.. a first-class homo team, lias
July 13. 20 and 27 open tor any nrst.clans
traveling teams of that class. Amos P.
Weaver, manager, 1311 North Kcdlleld
street. .
Catonr Club, a first class traveling team,
has July 13 open and would like to hevir
from a tlrst'Clds team of that caliber having
home grounds and offering a sultablo guar
antee. 1. Peters, manager, 103U Murrls
street.
Lincoln Stars, a seventeen and eighteen
year old traveling team, ilalma the ihnm
plonshlp of that class In the northeastisrn
section of the city. The team would like
to arrange games with all home teams nf
that class, i:d llurtkvy, manager, 3127
Custer street.
Hufctrr Club, a first-class traveling team,
has July 20 nnd all of August open and
would llko to hear from all teams of that
class having home grounds and offering a
suitable guarantee. Hohert I.. lieether,
manager, 2007 South Franklin street.
SO. Columba, a first-class traveling nine,
has July 13 open for a first-class home
team of that class. James L. Cofte, man
ager, 22J3 West Harold street.
Philadelphia Professional have' July 10,
11. 17, IK. 20. 21 and 27 open for games
with first-class league or Independent rluhs
having grounds. Hilly dray. 27.11 North
Ninth street, or phone Kensington 4070 or
.Vil5 after 7 p. m.
The Vnlkonei P. C. a first-class traveling
team, has several dates open this month
and next. C. lllesslng. 1S2I Howard street.
Auburn A. C. has Julv 13 and 20 open
for contests with first-class home teams
ps)lng a fair guarantee. A. l.andis, 1U37
West Arizona street, or phono Diamond
01)31.
I Clarence Carman, the former Ameri
can champion will finish his special train
I lug at Atlantic (ity this afternoon fur
the annual American championsiup mo-
tor-p.iced raco at 100 kilometers (C2H
miles) which Is scheduled for tomorrow
evening nt the Point Breeze Motordrome.
Carman has been working out on the
beach at the seashore resort nil week
as ho Is doubly anxious of registering
a victory In the titular contest at the
local wooden way tomorrow. He was
the AinerUan champion In 101G nnd 1917.
but lost his title and honors last season
to Percy Lawrence.
As this race no doubt will be his
last until after the present gigantic In
ternational stiuggle is over he Is de
sirous of winning, and incidentally le
galnlng the championship which he lost
to Lawrence last year. Carman has
been ordered to depart for un army
cantonment on July 20.
On tho comparative showing of the
men competing In tomorrow's etent thus
far this season Percy Lawrence Is a
slight favorite. This advantage, how
ever, can be wiped out completely by the
draw for the pace makers
For the first time this season five
men will compete on the local ttack
They will be Clarence Carmun, Percy
Lawrence, Mendus Bedell, Ehnei Col
lins and George Wiley The pace makcis
vt 111 be Peerless Jimmy Hunter, who
paced Lawrence to a championship last
5 ear; Norman Anderson, Ilody Lehman,
Speed) Vandcrberry and Jimmy Moran.
Order Hubbell to Report
Jnplln, .tin.. July 0 William Hubbell.
pitcher was orderul tn report to Ihe New
York Nationnls at Pittsburgh In a messag
from Man.igir MrUrnw toil.ij Hubbell Is
owned Iiv the New York lub. but was pent
to Kansas C'ltj. of the American Association,
this scar nnd later to the Jnplln club, of the
Western l.eaKU'. which closed its season
Hundav.
Trout Fishermen Disappointed
Hniletnn. Julv 10. With the close of the
liuui iiHiiuia nt-ntiiiii it vvpi-a on anglers
of the Hazleton region say that thev have
had verv poor lurk thus far This Is duo to
the cold weather, numerous rains and the
high condition of tho streams Pavorlte
nooks that In past sears slelded large
c.itihes were often not good even for a bite
this summer
Selah Kilrd h m
pny . . . .
Hanks otlt b
i'orbes Stout
Ila cl Top th.
While ,. s
Telrose li h . bv Aitell Kills ... .1
llollvroud King. ch. g.. b Oenerul
Watts Jamleson
Will Alblng. b. i . bv Ilinjolla. Ai-
bin
Petri s ueen. b m bv Peter tho
i !r, j ( Tlmm.i. ... . . I
Telford th g. bv Constenaro. I.d-
man . . .;
Hearllese. b m.. bv (Jreat Heart.
Xllllnxv dla
'lime. 2 1l. 2 Id's. 2.1u'j. .,,.,
'ihe I'aslg. three-s ear-olds trot. 1100 0
first division . . , ,
Mamie l.ui ke d. f by Cordon Todd.
Valentine , l
Lleven lil.it!. hlk u. bj M.inrlio.
l.ec 2
Mjltnf br bv Malnlraf Cox I
Piter I.afavette. li c.. by Peter the
Ur-at .McDonald 3
llettv Mac. br f . by Peter Montgom-
erv. Stlnson J
Sadie Janet, li f . bv Peter the Oreat
llavdeu
Axvolothe bv Axvnrthv White
'lime. L 14 2.13'a .
2 u4 tlass pacing, purse ll.'OO,
Halbov b g . bs Hal II. Millahon. 1
IV, er (1 . b h Iiv the tVolverlnc.
Snow ... ..'.."
Utile Halite h g . bv lied 131m.
jr i ux . . . . . , "
Time. 2 nt . 2 llS'a 2 (IT'S
2 12 tines pacing, purso 11000
Margaret Margrave, r. bv Mar
grave. Palln . 1
Uudllght tn h . bv Ilia King Hid.
irurphv ... .4
Lord aevtiiuur. blk. h. bj llaron
uale. i'.tli fl .... . ... -
Oracu Klder. br. m . bv Hoc Klder,
Jr. Martin
Our King, b g . bv Atlantic King,
titokes
Mattlt tl.e Ureal th m . bv Peter
tho Oreat Heaves 7
Miss Abbe Ilrlno b m . bv tho
Abbe, ltav .3
Hlshland Lassie, blk. tn . bv tho
Abbe, Kdmand U
Time 2.110',. 2 07'.. 2 (IS'a .
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PERRY CASE BOTHERSOME
Player Awarded to Ho-ton Braves
June 12
evv York, July 10. Tho decision oi
I the National Commission In tho Scott
Pnrrv rase was announced in Cincinnati
June 12. Because a minor league was
Involved two additional reprcsentatltes
sat In Judgment upon the case. The per
sonnel of the commission consisted of
Chairman -turpi; t Ilerr nam r"ldent
of the Cincinnati Xittlonal League club;
President Tener, of the -ationai League :
It B .lohnsen, president of the American
League ; J. H F.irrcll. secretary of tne
National Association, and It II Haugh.
president nf the Southern Association
Tho evidence submitted, upon which
Ilerrm.inu, Tener and Knrrell avvatded
the services of Perry to the Boston Na
tionals, while Johnson and P.augh did
net cuiciir. showed, according to the
coinmlsison report
Perrv was sold tn the Boston Nation
als by the Atlanta Club, of the Southern '
Association, under an optional agree- i
ment for $2000 Peiry deserted the Bos
ton club In June. lfll". after the latter
organization had nald $500 of the nur-
chase price Ilneion was assured Its
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The General
Manager
of one of the largest En
gineering Companies in Phila
delphia was called in con
ference by the other execu
tives of the Company to con
sider the purchase of an
Eight Cylinder Automobile
for the use of their officers.
The result was a telephone
order to deliver a STAND
ARD "8" at once.
This Speaks
For Itself!
Many of the well-known
mechanical experts in and
around Philadelphia drive
STANDARD "8's."
Have you ridden in the
STANDARD "8"?
Immediate Delivery
Eastern Motors
Corporation
G55 No. Broad Street
(Corner tVullaee)
Philadelphia
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If Perry ever returned to organized bnse-
ball i:.irly In the prfsent season the '"i
pitcher icturned to the Atlanta club ana (j
was sold to the Philadelphia Americans H
3inl Is plating with that club.
When the decision of the National 11
Commission was made public Connie
Mack manager f the Athletics, ob
tained a couit Injunction at Cleveland on
June 17 preventing the Boston Nationals i
from Interfering with the activities of
Perry until the case could be argued on ,
Its merits before tho court and final de-,
clslon given
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NOTES FROM THE ALLEYS
At II, m KiistinA A1Itm last nlzht the
fourth series of cames was rolled oft by
Section A of the Keystone Duck Pin League.
It beins an Ideal night for the sport, a.
laree and noisy but Jolly crowd was pres
ent.
Pltralrn still retains the lead In the leamie
by dlvldlns four games with Irvlnr Manes
tlo also tied Pllcalrn for the bad by wln
nlnc four from Qirmantown.
T!i lilirlipst Individual hejir was made by
Hill, of Pltealrn. in the third name, he
snllllnc them to n total of 137. this beln
the highest rolled this senson by one man
He was also the hlghist total scorer of
tne evening, toppling s.n. nia iirair.fc ;!
being Drumm, also of Pltealrn. who totaled
431,
Stewart defeated the White Elephants
three out of four games, the first three
going to fctewart 103 to 383. nia te.4i2.ai7
to 432 but In the fourth session the white
Klenhants walked away from Hlewart. .win
ning by a score of BIS to 42'-'. Hutchinson
In the setond game scored 123 for Stewart
and Moss scored 120 in the fourth for the
Klenhants. their scores being the high oneB
of the event.
jlanestlc trimmed Oertnnto n for the
fult count by taking all four games. The
tlrst vvas a walkover. 471) to 4 1(1; the second,
17 to 441 i third. N.trt to :7. fourth. 4
to 440. Hartley, for alanestlc. rolled well,
being highest man In the third with 1211.
Zler. also of Manestlc, rolled 120 In the
first. Morris, for Qermantovvn. showed up
best for his team by rolling 120 In the tlrst,
Pltealrn and In Ins divided the evening's
honors, each taking two Karnes Irving won
he first and fourth by scores of TiOft to 483
and 4114 to 483. Pltealrn took the second
nnd third by stores of .'."0 to S13 and 41)4
to 470.
Hill's bowling In the second and third
games for Pltealrn was the main eausa of
downfall of Irving, he storing 12(1 In the
second and 137 In the third. Drumm also
rolled well, having two scores of 114 and
being second hlghvst man for the evening.
Pltcalrn's score of r,no in the second gamo
vvas the highest score registered this seu
son by a live-man team In duck pins.
. TRAM STANDING
W. I,. P.P. W. I.. P.P.
Pltralrn. 11 fi . Stewart.. X H ,300
Manestlc.. 11 6 .088 (ierman'n. 0 10 .373
Irving... 8 8 .ftvu Kleiibants. 4 13 .230
Quartermasters Beat Medics
Ciimp Dl, N. J.. July 10,-r.Th.e Quar
termaBter'8 Corps greedily helped Itaelf
tn ten runs In the third - lnnlnr
bun 1mw4 In &$' i( A atth-lk yettUretay, wlnntasT frm HeMrtta.
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Times like these bring
out the genuine in all
things.
Uncertain and doubt
ful values pass unnoticed
and the worthy enjoys
the full measure of
recognition.
This is the biggest
season the Oldsmobile
has ever known.
Prompt Deliveries Assured
Larson - Oldsmobile Company
231-33 N. Broad St.
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Some months ago we began a
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high class line of commercial cars
that would measure up to our
ideas of service and satisfaction.
Either our judgment has been
too severe or our requirements a
trifle too exacting for not until
after the most exhausting
search did we discover, in the
SCHACHT, a motor truck that
is really capable of delivering the
quality and quantity of service to
which we feel the owner is en
titled. The SCHACHT is a truck we
are proud to represent. It is a
masterpiece every detail of it,
and you. may rest assured that
we will back it with a sales and
service organization that will
leave nothing to be desired.
We are now ready to discuss
your hauling problem.
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833 N. Broad Street
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