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CHAMPION WHITE SOX HERE FOR SERIES WITH A THLETICS A T SHIBE PARK OTHER SPORTS NE'
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LARGE CROWD EXPECTED
i TO ATTEND STAR FIGHTS
i AT SHIBE PARK TONIGHT
NO MOSS GROWS
AROUND PERRY
Athletics' Hurler Works
Overtime. Beating St.
Louis Browns Twice
RECORD FOR SEASON
EVEN THESE FAIL TO KEEP CHAMPIONS NEAR TOP
PHILS AND CUBSt
CLASH TWi
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Yesterday's Post p o nfi
Game Scheduled to'Bci'J
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Tcndler-Clinc, Callahan
Chaney and Bartfield-Greh 1
to Supply Action at Show i
GATES TO OPEN AT 6
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fTIHK large-it croud of the season Is
expected to be In Rhine Park tonight
when the all-star boxing program h,
staged The demand for tickets Ins l
been heay and with a clear skv above
a real fight gatherlns I' certain to he !
present. The card l the !iot of the'
Jcar In a boJng way rnd will bring tt.
rethei fistic talent that alredav ins
demonstrated Its class. The show will
Mart at 8 15, when two prellmlnarv bojs
open the evening of entertainment
Yesterdav was not a strenuous tl-vv for
the gladiators Over In Ttlveislde, N' .! .
Lew Tendler, brilliant southpaw light
weight, enjojed himself to the limit at
his palatial training n.u triers on the
state of Clatencp Tiube! The div
was warni.ro I.pvv did linle vo-k nn Hie
lawn, hut put cm the Misting louche
down In the cool basement where a
modern gvmnasluni lias been Installed
After working houi 1 en and his train
ers took a spin up the Delaware in a fast
motorboat.
Quiet in the "Neck"
Down In the ".Wck Kiankle Callihan
and Soldier Bartfteld carefully worked
Under Heddv Wlgmore a gaze Reddv
wants his bnv to make a real showing
for ho Insists tint he has the best condi
tioning place In the cltv. Callahin anil
Bartfteld each boxed three fast rounds,
covered (he miles of road work, did some
t'l bag punching and comple'ed the
grind with fifteen minutes of shadow
boxing, skipping tho rope and pulling the
we'ghts
Karrv Orcb and liis'i Patsy nine
woiked out In New York Greb boed at
tho snllors' headquarters, while nine
Used Billy Orupp's well-known gymna
sium Jack Urltton spent the afternoon
with nine Urltton never boxed Ten
dler. but knows enough about Lew s s(le
to assist Cline As Irish Patsv already
lias hnxed thi snnthnsw he thlnkci be
has ii nrettv rood line on his onnonenfs I n" t have am time to loaf Vim
fighting ability. see where 1 m In foe an acthe night
Gecrge Chaney refused to do iin
hea work He confined hLs effo-t3 In', o 4 . c
Improving his left, upon which he de-I OCrtipS AUOlll bcrappers
rends to flatten Callahan nine reached
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IRISH PATSY CLINE
Vlck Haves hail the proper dope ve
trdav He cnlled the turn on the ball
rame thus establishing a. record which
should stand for veire He predicted
lint the v s would take two games from
't t.ouls and fell sn sure of It that he
didn t attend the conflicts
T!otta t cket for th' gnmej' Inquired
Sir Nicholas is he shifted his unllghted
cigar from one turner of his face to the
other Ulmnie n tkkei an' I'll lake a
look at them simps what sidesteps th
wnrk-er-tlght niiler Business Is dull to
div so I want i ducat"
When tild thai John Mi'bo wrs not
loosening up thff vear with nnj thing
free Mr liases di'tovercd an Impoitant '
engtginient
'Wiios plavln he demanded 'St
I.oole" llnm guvs lanks with th' Tlo
neer Suspender team onlv ranker t
iln t goin' to pend no dough to see that
gang of bimbos Kpi trimmed They can
lose three rames iaus onlv two will
he pliveil I'm lirtt In the Vs giafi both
i lids todav s long '
Peaon' Rciord
Nicholas vvns rignt 'I he Athletics
went rlgh out and walloped the Drowns
from St T,oole tsklng the pill of con
tests vvilh little dlilicullv This Is the
first time til s m u that a stunt like
tint Ins hsppened and the second time
In manv .veais Last season Wathlng
I Ion lost two gimes in one afternoon at
Millie Taik but before tint even the
oldest inliahltint emit recall i happv
riiv when the As ginbbed two In one
dm Kven Connb ilncV admits be
doesn t know
The big featme of the dsv however
was the woik of Scott Terrv, the much
discussed pitchei of the home-low n bovs
S'cott stepped Into the first combat with
the scorP t;tci after tircgg had been
chased, held the tnetnv safr. and then
walloped a single which scoied the win
ning luns In the seiond tic' ho dazxlec
the Iliovvns with his .istortmenf of scin
t'llitlne slams snd won that game too
Perrv established s leiord with that
double vlctoiv It K the fli s( time it
tho big bouts in this citv and haB de
livered His work Is well known to the
followers of bolng He is a fair, alert
official and gets the best theie Is nut
of the fighters He makes them woik
all the time
'Some lard slid Iteferee O Hrlcn
'Villi I. tinn 11 lian thf I lin i n till as irnn rl
bouts on the sime night thit the i eferee"1""' bfen done '" lh" ,jlK '"Kes this
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in Baseball Today
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VlMflli. I II! till .lis tilt
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Despite bis hum leg 'I illi Walkei
aided conslderablj In the brace of wins
In the tlisi ginie lie riiove In two runs
with a double and litei sioied himself.
NEW RECORD FOR MRS. GAVIN SUNDAY GOLF PROFITABLE
HcmIs Spok.tnc I'mfe-inMal ami (.allm .ii Illl vvoml Contrihulr
Lhps laik. In I'otn Stitikc-
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Thppikm ret nl w i li,iu-iimo nut Un
it was ,i 'peiitm j,ouu Mi n nj, i Mr th
S'ii()0 in Hcil Cioss Funtls
New niL, Tul li IM'r anil Ril
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h ill Hi il (i . n t ti h on th ni s u'
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th city enrly last night and headed foi T7v fans ocrloolfc a local boy who afternoon Walker droe In foui run, and
the "Neck M X at present Is confident that hn will' --cored three, whkh h prett good for i
Tendlrr Confident
I tin tinl oi ,t M Ltan In I oil I I
md pan 11 i hod in r ittn i s.etis tlonil
-tK il ft it iiiK 1 0111 Ken in of tin
n, 1 It lining st Ltton and lick lml-
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i u in itin nf t uti ihih in
Jne UooilS home run In tlir eiclilh hiiilnis 1 i itt uiit sti I Kill I m i' t t tin to p ,, mw uti in t i. iratlerv did th'n
and In the second his rinuhU and lnRle I he letehiiid ilub a his thtm Mir th man h and i h w iiik ion limou p rt h i n-up no Thit Mini i
droe In two more tallies Duilnir the ' ll,p N.VU .V,r.k ,.,nh0.Is lhleiil ill this lmpiocin nt in he nip tmii il . , i H d i t "s '(HirneH m tho
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YKSTKIU) Y"S HKSUI1S
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tlil Hi l.t t I mils, 1 leotintl Rumel.
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(Itlier ktimrs pttstimnetl, rnln
si lieilule fur 'i oilav
in tin i i.vi.i i
In. ibii M I'liH olel Id. lli.r t -n
t level mil at VI iftllliiKtim ( leir
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New N tirl it ( 'tirltllnitl ( loutli t
llrnnklvn at I'lltsliureli ( le ir t M
ISikIihi Jt M I oiil ( r:ir Till
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( IlirMcn. .TllK 1R -Ther In a HAtiltUull
lieadci on the card for this aflemooRtfe1
It doesn't rain but the weather man iTXm&J
hovers are to be the portion of ChlcntoS?.!
I fans The main Interest to Ch1caifdS.fik.Mj
I Is the prospect of ShortatOD Clinrles Mnfi.ftl
hither establishing himself as the flrtitwi
Vitlonal Leaguer to make 100 hits' thil .!
Feapon lie nott hi. nlnd...... m, l,ir.1
I Lredlt
I Ith i double bill before him he mafcpJ
i hi ii i nt mnrK attained Bv Frank Bakerj
In the merlcin I.eaKue His hlttlntf haul
, iieen ine FunirLsinc: feature of the Cub.)
plav as when he rame here It was e8t(.1
malfd thit If he hit 260 he would .WAN
doIrK well JudRlne b his previous ri-J
o tl Ifj his been a consistent hitter" all 4i
vear nntl one of the most ralunblx rn''i.1
on the team at driving In runs. i $r
I lie has li en tailed for examination Jji
iinr iiiMii.u stivice mis weeK ana Tnaysw
lie lost tu tht Cubs, although his nutfej"i
iiei is i verv hlRh one In the draftttira.V '
In the ordinary course of events.ei
i should not be called before the reason ill
Is ovei Klllefer Is threatened, as h,"
I is Retting mlKhtv (.lose according to.'re-
limits fri.in lllu 1-ll.m.t tnwn T1.B Ina "vj&
l either man would be a body-blow to thi.
I pennant hopes of the Cubs CftSy
i in .mucin iiuiiuuuues nimseu asnere .j
to iihowr the ChieaEO.tns thev eyViliS
i nearlv o Kood as thty appear andjjie
Il ,Q .III .llilhh lill tti inqn Kn V. Altkt'9
i i. iii n ... i... -- .r;-i JCM
! ...ii .it iciu-vri in piumci ins nuriers,v
I is ne sis ne wants to stuey the sUnfiS
I tlon esteidays rain forced a POSU?'
ponement which Is the cause of., thai'
'double bill todav .Mitchell will nnniSSteH
I'hll Douglas and Hendrlx with Nic'Sitl
C.irtti as an alternate Sfi
vm
I'llUl.in ln T..l.e lit .(.ln.1.. in...tL m
Hhiris th IMttton U iitlcetball star. -.vtiljY
,n Ihup thp lluffHla teum of the InternathMcix
, it' linn'- tii in ti '-i- in irpyi i 4i i ritlBlDn tiM a
an iitn tht liPik nf Itilv ' wrlfVi ih.i Mr S
,,. i dnift luntlnpent for Oamu Uhp, . ySl
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Itrooks to Go to Camp Lee, pB,oo'?
I mid rPi i,,,!,), p,,,, juy m Charlie nrooJa.'i
l 1 1 Iclinu n tin hI lit liu II uluvnri iuhn tarEii
v th r IiImM in the Intereounty LpiftSX
ihm in iiau nt'pn oraereu lo join itl
iinlonn) rrUc Jul JJ und will lea-VAttJ
amp i ec wm on er incai uraneeB.
Harris lo Go lo Camp
defeat any welterweight In tho world I cripple
, The man who has been given little I iitorpfl Burim. hoeer. started with
Th main bout will brinpf together notice b the manv flKht nnecntors is the stick in the second came, getting
two flashv boAs Tendler ind nine un- none other than Jlmmv MrCabe, the ' four clean hits Up droe In three miisi
questlonnbh are the cleverest' men on fighting harp JlcCahe has been going
the program and both alo canv n good.llko a house afire In the last six months
punch Fcience as well as hard hitting! and recehed the popular newspaper rte-
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(ii ii iii i iinrs iii i ini ni"i idiii in 1 1 if in v i mi
the I'olo (irnitiidi
t I riant! did at ntliaacc on thr Utd So
ot ittft to tl r latti r i hi 01 ' r tdr t hitr oj
Haiti Uuth hchnti out bu punt Inn j out tmt
hits in tJirci fiucv at bat.
Fittm I rapue olr to Continue
New II urn, ( nnn , luh ltl 1 Ii" imp
nitt nf th? 1 isurn lpn-tu niJ to i n
tinui lh iKnn il tin ir.li th t unit hn
ljid x f nnpU 1
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Tliroop Athlclirs, 3; Olyphant, 5 . "cm
srniiiinn. I'll . Tulv ll, Thrnon Alhlifii &
iinMeii out Ohnhant In n Kevstone Latfbe ?m
kHtni In the rore nf ". to 4 ia
will play a big role In docldlng the vvin-Jclslon over such vv ell-Known boxers as
ner. Cine must make 135 pounds ring-1 Willie Jloiiv.t of the fighting Mooie
wide, the same poundage he was forced I family . Paul Oov le of New York, and
to make when he batted Tendler In the I Toe Welsh of this cit, and In his last
special show last April At that weight battle he knocked out Kdd'e Matterv,
Cltne will noi bo weak and even should! the fighting cop of this cltv. In the sec-
llie rteil Six this ninrntne us.' thr
aani s ilinid nf I leveUnil inl the In buns
stooj oni full Minn aheiiil tif llli TiinK t
and plajid well In Ihe Held
A's GcttinR Popular
The A'h aie btLoming more popular ,
tbf.n i!i iin.l ili.. ,.rtrf it ilio .r.,n 'bir Phils rniilibi't ill is vestenliiv nt t lil
tliese davs and the ciowtl it the ganie r Ht llnullt jU Js , ,.
proves ll. Connies team is playing bet- Ernin for toilit.
ler Dan and all o' the games are excit
ing Thej like, to see tleorge Burns
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prove to be faster and more dangerous ond lound of a scheduled six-round tlltlp",fr ' "kcl to bleak up the game Aelimirft 7o bun lotted in ilo tin bull, at
Tendler yesterday scaled 127' j In ring at Atlantic Clt last Thursda night "',"' a Io"s h,t al anv '"lnu'e ""e'1'""
iiiiiiij 4lfin Ins i irlras il In tile
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Hid I I II N Walker i-lrtlll the ball, foi , ll.,n I kr 1 nld Inir Iniui nrrnllu ami
togs when he completed his work He
expects to weigh about 128 when be
McCabo demands tint he be given
expects to weiE'i auiJut 1-0 wneu ue , t.. , , . . .----
stepn Into the ring against Irish Patsy ' 0'"e' cognition bv the local promoters
tonight.
'I hae nothing to fear," said Ten
dler. 'Any time 1 meet the same fellow
the second time I know I can beat him
worse than t did In the first fight I
beat Cline last spring and expect to
win by a wider margin this time This
training In the open Is great stuff and I
feel ready for the tcrap of my life This
("he Athletks lnauked this morning. . 'ouiliwortlt tiul lllrhee lilt burners iiml
still minus the services of Ked bhannon, 'be I'lriites defeated the Uronklvti lintlBerN
leci reany ior me itrnii ui my me j.iiis ,r-inr nf t ... n-n,n i ,.ii ,V
fight also means much to me. foflf Ic"at VheJr v 'i hra'lnj Mp:
hind Cline a good lacing it will place 'e' P, " lit S J ' the home of
me In line for a
weight title "
Slugging Mitldleweighls
crack at the light-
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IIib iPnn,l hiQomi.n T!-H i. ...I..I... I ll IlltlllilB llllll .lake IHllliert llllllfll
hive a chince to show his wares vesterdav intl II was inioiie.l tbst hZ I ?T i,"1"!0 "''"n"'"1 I''"""-; "nts lit I orlie
not uiim, ota.- i,. tie -.. i Vi J esieruaj , .inti 11 was lepoueu tnat He ' i irtil lint their iroml work mis inrtlv o(T
nst such stars In tho 14. -pound dl- lemalned at his home In Jeisej Ct sel l.i Vbttk VVIinit's wflrd Imit, wliltb
Connie does not believe he has jumpttl le'neu iiii.iiursii in win
the club to join a shlpjaid. and ex- Th, , ,. Clr. lr ,,,,,.,.,, ,
pects him bauk this aftcinoon the Doilters for seventh nlate et If both
13111 AdauiH or Watson wll pitt h forlienni won tliu (. tnls .Irup buk vo ti.Iith
the .M.uKs ihls afternoon against the Plrt
While Sox Rowland stated he would n,- (.hints nnnllv bent Inelnnatl Ilie
not mike his pitching sulectlon until tht roiint was i In 1 Ilie trnnlile fur Hie
men warm no before the ir.ime Kfils Ii irnril In Ilie I ilnl imlnc. wlun
Connie Mack' wlllWose another of his ,7ami7liri.
players next week Meilln (' JIann ') I
KOPP. ine little outlle del extraord narv.
hthls morning received a notice lo re
"port for nitliinrj service on July 20
rnis raai k tiie secona time mat ivonp
ogal
vision as Ted (Kid) Lewis the welter
weight champion: Jack Urltton, of Chi
cago: Johnnv Tillman, of Minneapolis,
and Dryon Dovvnev, of Columbus. O
McCabo Is confident that he will defeat
anv of the above-mentioned list and Is
willing to hack his stitement Scoodles.
Clarence II Tauble
A rumnr his It that FTrtai. Ql.n..., .h.
I nffhtinff cop has taken Joe. Tuber the local
lliree lilts an 1 t ut
ywelKht. under his minaffement Joe quit
it..u nA niri(i.M - nn in iKd ttret lifermnn 'tiimtin eft., hto flhi ...hi. v..- has leceived a notice to reiiot t tui mill
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... ..... ,,1 ,m iuih hi hip npin air arena i. uuij n "... nu .v.o. utu.b wi,u m
of the three all-stai engagements Both
are rugged fellows who should supply
enough of the kind of action that the
fans like. Greb was the busiest boter
during the 1917 season, engaging In
thirty-seven battles This year he has
been less active, but has fought to make
up for his lack of work. He Is a big
middleweight, bordering on the lljht
heavies, but It Is understood he has to
Bet down to 165 for Bartfteld.
The soldier is a regular middleweight
and can make the required 168 pounds
any time he Is asked He says he fights
better around 160, and doubtless will
scale that weight when he jumps
through the ropes ton'ght. He has found
training In the "Neck" just to his liking
He thrives on open-air drilling and re
ceived plenty of that during his stay or
one week at Wlgmore's camp
The Chaney - Callahan engagement
should prove to be an Interesting one.
In their six-round session at the Olympla
a few months ago they staged a hurri
cane battle, In which body punches did
much destructive work When Callahan
found that his jab had no effect upon
the rushing Chanel he was foiced to
switch his attack to the hodv Like
wise, when Chaney learned he could not
reach Callahan's head with bis jabs he
began to force the milling and used his
left for a bombarding weapon
Twelve Gates in Use
With accommodations for 17,000 at
the spacious park the promoters do not
Intend to have any congestion at the
gates and have arranged to have twelve
thrown open as early as 6:30 o'clock. As
soonvas the fans pass through the
entrances they will lose no time In find
ing their seats, as 100 ushers from Pier
19, Vine street wharf. In charge of four
officers, have been assigned to the park
The right and left field covered stands
will be used. These will be the $1 seals
and there Is room for 8000. Due to the
location of the ring and the excellent
lighting facilities the ring will be seen
easily from all parts of the stands Only
In case of an emergency will the center
field bleachers be used
"I look for a record crowd," said
Promoter Leon Kalns last night 'The
advance sale has been a heavy one; In
fact, much bigger than I ever expected.
The Interest In the fights Is big, and
with good weather I look for some gath
ering. It's a great show and the fans
are aware of it."
Frank ("Pop") O'Brien will be the
teferee He has officiated at many of
Of the Cambria A C two weeks ugo
nittlln. I.eoniril. who injured his hand
In a street rtfrht about a month ko may
bt able to return to tho repeil nrtu In a
fsw welts liennurd s Injured hand is
setting alone well and he elnlms that ho
will trj not to set In a street f.sht ncaln
1IIa KillTnrits. the Inrnl mnniMr has
slffnetl two of his bovers to appear In the
weeiEiy snow at tne t'amrrla A c l-railk-ford
avenue and Camlria street, next Fridnv
night He has Phil 'loom tho i rack
Hrooklyn ll.htwel.ht. hoxlne lommv tnre.
of Mcetown In the wind up to nn all-star
cast, and In one nf the preliminaries he
has Joe Wright signed up to Isix llmmi
McDonough, Doth Bloom and Wright will
be aeen in aetlon tit VV rlghtstown on the
night of JuU 24 Jlloom boxes Roekv Kan
sas of Buffalo In the wind-up and Wright
crosses arms with Penny Hughes ot Ken
sington, In one of the preliminaries
I,ew Tendler had a little unexpected road-
Unrll 1 1 tin la.lnril.M oflannnn VVlitln .1.4
Ins down to his tralnlns- quarters in Doctor
Wlttmaler's machine his straw hat was
carried away by the wind and he was
forced to chase it ft souare before he could
lay hands on tt He showed Great speed
fieorge Christian and Jim Jackson have
beeri matched to appear In one of the bouts I
at Wrhjhtstown. N J , on the night of
July 24
Toledo, u On Md) .'5 he left the team
apparentl) never to icturn until attei
the war Is ovei
Hut the draft boird dlscoveiid thai
his standing had been confused with
some oiiO else and that he wouldnt havo
to icport to an army cantonment until
a tew vvctks lati 1 He therefoie le
jolned the Macknien and lias been play
ing sensational ball since
MOTOiMGKEEPS
ONE DODGING
"friti "."NO! tn Iln Mun t Hirnllm, nut
Jlcldn to fliifJi fJn Sanson u ith hii tlub
wo alien bu thr tlmft board of Colitmhimta
( omit!. Oh to u t it h ? t fi'irti to i'nji btisr
bnll as ri Hottcvimtiat tnitustru If cr In
incttlatclu infantctl Uavatfr I al into i
thr tram v htrh is ( Pittsbuh, that ) r
uould rcjoi i the tram nt ontt
Portland Man Has Time of;
nocrrs Ilorn.ln nf the t I miU ( ml
Imili. luiH tint written lo Ihe Mrrctmiit Mtlii
( umpiitn fur it Join, u. online tu a ilNpit.li
from IlrlNtnl t
'Thr tro oao nuiibtrdnrsi of thr vt Tout
Nationals it raiird at a i lectin a of the
stothJiotdetv of tin club uentrdau , The
stcckhntdett had until midtiight to raise
tH 000 as flu ooo had j rt fousO been
' pledaed If is j Urltton forme
miner of tlte tram u III rccnn Sift ooo of
' tht amount ns part paywrvt fm thr chtb
that vat pttrctinsrtt tor fio ooo sir m .
preiioublj been patti Sin' 000 of the amount.
I The I oulwvlllo mrrlr.in ffno'atlon hnur
, ball club was rcdui p1 tn within tht plapr I
limit n ine Hme or l'wnoi i(onriimnn mil
' ijutnelrter KinselJ to tho i nip.io rmti Hoard
man Is h left ham.'1 1 pltrher and vum once
with Connie Murks Athletics Later he
tossed for tho Cardinals
Life Until He Gets
Wise to Rules
thnmlt -ttistin the ireratt vliortsfon tt tn '
j tnkliiff ho ttonres on ofiiiuti tint yrstcrna)
t eirn lpie Waller came to bat Jitnmy ttnu
dercd out to short lett Held
George Ilurns cot five bits In the second
rame. Tour with the bat und one In the
back.
1 Cleorge suier went
WIJ one WI1U llctnuri-. rfiitri nnuniruKO milium bciinib a. 1111 .
of how to do the jazz in an auto- itunltn McLnn tailed to minf Puna t nv
through the series
Moe Greenhaum, matchmaker of lh I ,i,n. i -..,n, ..........nj.rl i,v I l"rl- '" "" i"'i (ni'lio ot thr icionil name
Wrightstown A c . of -New Jersej is con- I mobile Is respectfull leLommended by, A ,,. ,i,j0 , hack Joe stepped ; to
ftdent that he will draw a packed house at I l- vr Mrf'nrtv nf Portland Ore to 1 the t'late and fanned
his club tomorrow nbsht He has a double " a'cl-art5. of J ortianu, lire, to
wind un scheduled to entertain tht- fans
the first hslf Young MeOovern the locai
flyweight fates I.lttie Bear nf Montana,
and In the latter part "VVally Nelson of this
elt boxes Eddie Coulon boxing Instructor
m Camp I)i in the oil r bouts Too Men
dell, of this tit, faces Young Coster also
nf thla ills. Max Williamson tights Freddy
Williams, of Brooklyn, and th opening fight
brings together Joe Ntanle) and 1'ete
Houell. both of thla cits.
Accommodations for 17,000
at Banner Boxing Program
The best open-air boxing show of the
season, will be ataged tonight. Hlx head
llnera will appear In three- big bouts.
The time for the first bout 8il5
The place hlbe I'ark, Twenly-Hrst
street and I,ehlgh avenue.
The prlnrlpuls Two unknowns In pre
llmlnar3. llarrv dreb ts. Holdler rtnrp
fleld, tieonre Chanel m Frenkle f'slla
han, lw Tendler vs. Irish Putsr Cline.
Keferee, trunk- (Pop) O'Drlen.
There will be twelve gates open from
rt SO o'clock on the 100 usher from Plet
to 10. naval reserves, to help.
The fl seats will be In the right and
left Held revered stands THHtl'. Altt;
HCtSt Nil .NO tlNK WI1.I. UK DISA1'
POINTKI). ArrangemenlH already have, been made
to handle a rrowd of 11.000.
The advance sale has been a very
heavy one and Justifies the prrdktlon of
a record gathering.
drive (o Vancouver, B C I Hymn llnutk, who relieved Kogers In the
, . , . . scontl game rras.etl ine wise ones wnen
ii lie aoes not put nimseii out ot hr fnllnl tn issue ii ins in lliree anu two
action at once by a head-on collision, thirds Innings,
The 11 rtM I Mrtional untie to he pljiucd
iirl tetdn i it ltl It one nt the teatttte
it nits nf the RtaM i The Athletics ed
;il( tell tilaw ot the riillliet' pnk The
trceiptH nil an to the family of the late
vrimtiii t. Heart
Fullz an Athletic Instructor
New Tork, July 16 David L Fultz,
president of ilie Baseball Players' Pra-
' ternlty, has been appointed physical di
rector and athletic instructor to the
.United States aviation corps with the
rank of first lieutenant. He has been
ordered lo report at Mlneola, I, I Fultz
established the reputation of being one
of the best football and baseball players
among Eastern collegians while a stu
dent at Brown University and later was
one of the best of American League out
fielders when playing with the New York
Yankees When the Baseball Players
Fraternity was formed he was elected Its
head and has held that position since
,He was responsible for the so-called
j. .S'ltwlnnatl agreement betnen the play-
VV "" viuif wiii iiiii-ii nil .utu
International League
At Newark rt II E.
Vewark ,. 01010400 x a u 2
Jersey City 0 0000010 0 1 3 4
Batteries Maude, Latiale and Carroll;
Rommel and Madden
Hecond game
Newark
Jersey City
Seven Innings
" Dattevrles Hhl,
Ross and Madden,
At Buffalo
Buffalo ... ,,
Syracuse.,.. .
0 0
It II. E
1 0 4 t 1 1 x H 10 R
2 0 0 0 10 U 3 8 3
Ververa and Carroll:
0 0 13 0 0 0 x 8 A 4
u 1 U Ii V 0 B 10 2
lted after th? Player.' atrjk. twojears ToDrrnto:."?:ro n fl n o n o ,V
" vr,
Batteries Barnhardt and Hopper; Steffen
and Pfernlnan.
At Toronto .... HUE
Toronto. . . 2 0 0 10 0 0 0 x s fl 2
Rochester 10010000 0 2 9 1
Ifatterles Ileltman and O N'tlll; Htrache
and Howley.
aeeona game tv. h. is.
Rochester.
01010000 02 3
sas Jlr. McCarty, he will have the time
of his life and will give placid Van
couveronlans the same foi the first half
hour or so as he fox-trots up and down
the streets trying to keep out of the
way
The reason, of course, as all folks
who have been there will recognize. Is
that In Vancouver it Is good form In
traffic cop circles to drive on tho left
liund side, not the right-hand side of
the street
ilr McCarty visited Vancouver re
cently Being a good, law-abiding citi
zen of Portland, Ore. who never thinks
of disobeying the traffic laws If there Is
the slightest chsnee of a cop being
around the corner, Mr McCarty pleas
antly took the wheel of a proffered car
and started down the street
Well he started He got that far,
anyhow. In the first block he dodged
five cars all coming toward him and
set out in high dudgeon to find the
police station and complain against the
un-clubllke attitude of Vancouverltes to
ward visiting motorists.
In tho second block he encountered
seven cars, all of which he just dodged
by dint of motor acrobatics The drivers
ot all these cars peered sternly at Mr
McCarty as he wavered past them and
seemed, on the whole, to be highly and
ferociously Indignant with him
In the third block nine cars approach
ing from the left and a street car on
thr same side of the street caused Mr,
McCarty to cease his prograss In despair
He slovvtd down his car and was on the
point of leaping out and breaking for the
woods to find a- safe place when It sud-
ideply occurred to him that he had heard
someunere mat up in v-hhhum. you re
verse the known laws of locomotion as
practiced and revered In the United
States, take our popular life in your
hands and keep to the left, joung man,
keep to the left.
After that, of course Mr McCarty,
except for brief lapse of memory, kept,
to the left. By the "time he lift Van
couver he had mastered the art com
pletely and tather liked It,
George Burnw lilt the longest two brtgrer
nf the season In the eighth limine nf the
second gsme The bull sailed over 1ohhrs
bead anil rolled nlnio't U the fence hopn
i on hi lime strrtcbed It Into a homer.
White Sox here toilaj Game starts at
till p RT
GOLF AT CAPE MAY
i
Mis Writ-lit Wins Weekly Medal j
Play Handicap Tournament
Tape Maj, V Ji, Julv IB MI'S Han
nah Wright, of the Philadelphia Countrv
Club, won the women's vveeklv medal
plav handicap tournament at the Cape
May Oolf Club vvlili a low net score of
ill Miss Itena Pltnond took second
place with i card of '95 net In Class B
ivira t.' C nineham was the winner, and
Miss M Smith and Mrs T Cochran were
tied for second tne pcoies
CLASS A
Net' Net
Afi.- vr Wright 111 Mrs a Hamilton inl
Miss It Olmond is. Miss M Starr 101
Mrs H Wetherlll Mls M Illmond. Ill
Mrs C Fox 100 Mrs W htev son 110
Miss Levis 1011
I I ASS It
Vrs F Bingham inn Mlsa H C Shearer 117
Mrs T Cochran H7 Mrs W Heulings l.t
Miss M, Smith 10T Miss E Kmlth 1.-'
Miss Mi Thelps 110 Miss Holman 123
Mlsa Levis 100
Date Set for Dig Tight
Minneapolis. Jufy 1 Arrangements
hava been completed to bold tho 'sek
Hempsej-Kred Fulton tight at Jersey Clt
N J . on July 27 according to a telegram
received by Fulton from his representative.
.. v,A i. tn v, Yurie Fulton left last night
for the East to complete training for the
ngnt, wnicn viu oe eisni mmm
Catcher O'Neil Signs With Rochester
ntfivkamtiin. X. Y.. July la. Catehet
Oeorae O Nelll, who played great ball for
the Nashvilla club, of the Southern League,
, has accepted terms Wlin noenester in ine i
lntrrnatloe.nl n1 will report t? Mncr
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Makers of tho Highest Gtsdslur
and Egyptian uyareaes at tht V
'mMMf.
Arthur at onct.
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