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'EVENING PUBLIC JiBDaER-PHIiiAiDELPHIA' FRIDAY; I ATJ&tJgT ;itfU : ty ; V , ?rt .; , U
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lCK HENDRICKS ORDERS
l:4vr MINUTI?
SIGNALS AND CARDS WIN
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ftutv Pilot Omits Sinfrlrs
M Calls for Extra-Base Knock in Pinch and Twi-
light Game Goes to Visitors
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By ROBERT
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i. Sport. Killlor Ktrnlnr I'nhllr I tdsn
'j'TClVEN a worm will turn, but Just
I"7T? "wild-eyed elephant on a rampage.
dope we have on the subject.
-wnpm ,was very mucn on color jesterday at the Phils' park, when tno t.
'Loole team, after llns supinely on
jWilSllOrne folks walked all oer It, suddenly
BfttM Srf tfce lot with the. short end of the
MrSOnff. Those nthlete3 who occunv
PfilaKUe came t0 llfo lon" fnoush to spilt
1 muc vituu vi niv ittuibiiL tli:iui, fcutl I" .IUIII1 L Ileum ILits, llir
ijHiiTci-uuueu, iiaru-nunuHK mu unappreciaieu manacer or tne l arils, uurins
i)f(the afternoon he tried eery sunt known In baseball to squeeze out some
jljprt of a victory, and after seclns every break so against him for eighteen
'Minings Anally was successful In the nineteenth meaning the tenth frame
of'tho second bill. Jack tried the dplnjed steal, the forward pass, the crlss-
Cross, the hit-and-run which woiked perfectly except for the hit and een
vljent so far as to Instruct one uinncr to try to1 swipe the home plate Ho
tw snagged at eery turn, however, but instend of flopping foi the long
count Hendricks perpetrated a Houdlnl stunt and pulled the Cards out of
the sack after they apparently had been stacked
, Jack discovered in the tenth inning that his signals wero wrong He
.had been calling for singles and sacrifices and thev weio not numerous
enouerh to win.
So in the tlnal frame,
P.W i'Pltcher and struck out and Anderson
PTO -""" ., oiHiion. mime in- f,,ii. fciMiih, IIUCCr, I iiriOll IlPatllCOte, tile
IXM demon slugger, had forced Anderson at second and was moating on first
IMI "ter the blow. Then 1'aulette trotted up to the plate Hendricks slgmled
; ror a two-bagger and rauly came through with a bnislerous biff which
I bounded off the barrier in left tenter Heathcote counted nnd the batter
reached third on the throw-in. Hoinsln's single sent Pjulette immr. n.,,i
LttM stuff was off.
Needs More Signals
IP MANAGER HENDRICKS bid
more slgrals for two and three
baggers the Cards would win more
m Karnes. It must be remembered that
good signals are highly essential to
a team's success, especially those nu
trltlous two and three base soaks It
Is said that Hendricks would like to
have a lot of signs, but his boss can't
afford It.
The Cards spoiled a no hit contest
fop Mlque Prendergast by making
leven of them. It was Just as dllll
CUlt to get on the bases as annexing
a season pass for Falrmount Park
when business Is dull They soaked
$H Mlquos slants all over the lot and
w "bad him enlovlnc himself like a
,: . . .. . ...
Afii drowning sanor noicnng on to a sponge
hfl in mldocean. Everjbody banged the
Kjr ball with the exception of Clifton
-l.f :Heathcote and a few others. Clime,
Bit however, swiped a base, wh'ch Is
Eg"; , pretty good for a kid Just out of col-
:le.
6' tl Mnrnn nnq a Arv mnph npr
jturbed person when he caught the
Fan-port special last night. He wanted
both of those games to prove to the
other clubs that he still was in the
ilonal League. He tried to win In
Jhe last Inning vvhen he sent Gavvj
Cravath to hit for Pretjdergast, but
the pride of Port Indian did nothing
Hut end the game on a foul.
It Is rumored that Pat Is going out
to shoot a. tinhenrv In the dark.nf
lthe moon and wear the left hind
wheel for good luck.
TJOWEYER, there uai snme con
JT1 solution, for Elmer Jacobs per
Htltted the Cards to lose the opening
combat. When Elmer la tight he la
correct. Yesterday he ucn i cry right,
jof he held the aliens to three scat-
j'l.tererf itallops and shooed them annji
irqm inc name plate. He also
stretched a tico-base hit into a single,
thus establishing a iccord for the
?fay.
Among Those Present
PICKLES DILHbEFER the kid
catcher of the Phils who Jumped
jitthe club to sign with Uncle Sam. wan-
. trerea mio mo press dox wnne me
fll1 .. lHnnR UA Ant ..
Willis WCIC WllllllllB IIIC 1I10L KB'ur
ickles Js stationed at Camp Merrltt.
wl addition to doing his hit in
iiirig the world safe for democracj
tches on the baseball team The
erritt team defeated Steelton Wfd-
hxeauay and the soldiers motoicd to
Philadelphia to take a look at some
klc-leacue stuff. With Dllhoefer were
Oeorge WhlHed and Snooks McCiHltl
;ffn, rormer high lights or our mil
"0 "The army life U the llfn Tor iVie '
, Bushed Pickles between lnnln-;'. 'I
4 Save gained ten pounds in tl r list
cMOnth and Whined nnd McGafflcan
,ttv acbiiiit, nuanic cici , ia , r-
)r vvorKins naru dui enjgy u i ti
any morning arm is great tnd wo
are out of our tents at 6:45 a. m Of
'-.eourse. we have to get up at tint
'hour, but it's great Just the Ram.-"
'f.'Vrtii fthntllri hnif epen RiiSu TfrAss.
,, ....... -.. ---- .
r, pticn yesieraayi tie na.i everv-
tz a pitcner snoum nave and cou'ri
beaten tne pest ciuo in the
rid. We have a good team, but it
il', Improve when George Whiltoil
Urthes the baseball field Gu-ro 13
IlkulMV ,1,t n rflamnnil tit Ihn unlnn
IiiibA will pnmnlAta it npvt u-pol. Than
,--" " r - ..--- . ...v..
vetliwatcn our smoKe'
'jT-wnittea nas Deen promoted to a
eorporai ana 1 nave my npivtr&t'nn
J tor a first-class private Nj I am
only a buck private The ."ifor'nee
Lbetween a buck private and .1 Hrn,
1 Class private is six uuckh a monin
Ijatroducing the Baron
AMES F. DOUGHERTY put one
fover on the big promoters in the
ted States when he rot Jack Demp-
kT' corsent to meet Billy Miske at
PjTjSt Phillies' park on August 10 The
V, j'wron of Lelperville, who Is 'one rf
9h squarest men In the boxing game
3 today, offered J15.000 for the match.
B'Xjil.thus outbidding the other asplnuti
yjjH m) np ova, v. vai.fi nuni lid a'jiiuj
'.a7 AM'ina finnt
u M tTlmitrharf tr i-nnpjlvfH tlia Maa nf
i staging the bout in Philadelphia at
r Harrison, iv. ., tsaturany oero.-e
qKrapsey proceeded to work on Ful
htMI.
r'-JThat Irishman looks good to n.e.'
kid Jimmy. He is all business and
i" every uiuieaiamjc ui iiKiurr
"u a real champion oecause rm
VHi to box ana is an insnman.
.The Baron rushed up to Kearns and
Lnade htm an offer to box In Plilla-
AilDhla. regardless or wnetner no won
. tost 10 r uuon. ivearns ehiu w:
consider it and let mm Know
1 following Wednesday. That'. Imw
I'match was arranged.
BJy Miske Is expected here tomor
bwhen the articles will be dUined
rrc-rfelts postea ai tne oeuevuv.
fER'ftudylng the mtter care-
Illy, pave discovered that
k HflM ruiton laiq B Eiove vu
ZVlZlh.m.n shoot
Wl WHS fie men shooi.
rHANf'lf
nnrl Snrrifipns From Code.
W. MAXWELL
because It turns It doesn't become a
It's still n worm, according to the
However and be that as It may, the
the mat In the first Rime while the
turned nnd ch.oed tile Morun
second xtriiKcle attiched to t
nmen
their
the cnol. il.irk rntlnr In 11m N'.ltlnn.ll
flfty-flf on the di's .work
after Doak bitted like a reculai
was safe on Hineroffs foo7le. he
HARRBWINSJTTLE
Wilmington Player Ciipttuc"
Shore Tennis
Atlanlle Cltv. Aug 2 T W Harris
captain nt the V .Imlnelnn f-ountry Club
tennis teim won the singles champion
ship of the clt In the tournament staged
on th courts of tho Atlnntlc Cltv Yacht
r"luh Harris defeated Forrest U Adams
a former Penn star, who has held the
irown frr th list two season- in the
title round The sets were 4-fi. li-t fi-4
0-4
All nt the fsets were clop and th"
match bristled with features Harris
was the steadier throughout the round
and recovered well when In the rear
After Io?lng the first Fct he went right
hick In the second and evened matters
Adams had the new chimplon .1 love in
the list set but couldn t Keep up with
him In the whirlwind rally
It was announced esterday tint other
tournaments would likely bo canceled
heciuse of the smill entry llts received
The ranks have been depleted by pnllst
nicntF The net big classic Is the, South
Jersey championships at Ocean City be
ginning August 17.
BINQLET
Dikes, rf the vtlilftlm. hul fnnr nsvts
In Miiirnslnn eterdin. Three nf the n,.
Ut mine In one limine
Georor HilHrrt mirf PleMr, TWIhoccr,
M :tth Amur nthrr unifnt titrJ tttht ., it
e&cd the double content nt the Phllhea
Vark
IllB naM-lnll illinis ure prnmUeil Hoc
IilBnd unrkem tninorrnw The lips leinnil
iruni. wmi v nir i itemier in me ho
will
men v iipirr in it cunie in iielernil
lencic lejtleri liln Ihe feimt. ure mi
now' tied
l. ..
with nine won mill Inn iiit. nils rnntet
; (Tvp i
.nu ui ,-iu nriw-K in ine new no: eaBiij ns s the "flist tlnit this
Islind ath'rtli Held. Mnetj-fo.irth Hreet .. n ni,i.. i. i . -
nmt llniriini mrnie. Hefnrr IliN same the i r tnit I1ohelm has been defeated
lieu Island shipwav f.rnuii No. 1 win meet n another junior paei
mi"m ""'""tnHn': ","' """''"Ion Jeuart- This victory places Kmerson In the
Anil round with Ttodnev Deck This
On Mnnrtsv nfternonn the dav of the , lmtrh will he pl-ned this afteinoon on
flrtt lannrhlnc I Hoi Island the baseball the lonrts nf ha f. .,., . .i Ai i " "" "
teim will pa the rue 4 tones clul! I .,, s or ,,le "d f'lub Kmer-
whlrh took i- place of the Nav Yard son "'H not be eligible to plav for the
ttEJ" Thl?o!r,;,.",r'v,'b7rK'e,dh,a,'l!nS f""'","" ' 5 e"' f"," " lmi--lbl
Hob Inl-iml sruun.l anl will besln at I f"r nlm ,n annex the llok troih Itod
oclmk ne.v Beck Is eligible for nrm seison and
VrJf..l(,. . mme rm. rfi-li mo i nt.oero no 'lo"h1t V1", ,rlllnlIh easilj Rut nevt
ahratl nf him n oil tlie oame for the 11 hit,- season Is his list.
Sor aoatnst lrnininoto.i 1 to I. I
.Ilmmv VBhn pltrhe-l wonderful l Mi
the lWo i.rrnnd nllnwlnr the (II.ipk onlj
one ife blow. The (.rent lm Hie onl
I. anl In .......Af .nfl. II. sn.j... ...
hlnfflc In the Keromi limine Fred Toner
........ .-. ,...,.. ,,.- r.,Mr , it
made his debut with the l.lfintk. hut the
fe'r'hhn0' ,''"','"'t "ni1 M,rk,' ,,n" miirh
Toe r.ib ore .101 four nnd a half onntev ! has an c "Pent chance to win it per
nh'orf of the GfnttM fit the race for the manently
Wational League flan r..r. - . ..
I Itvlne rie-Kand Oerald nmerson will
The Hed Ivn nnllnl nun nnntlier full i nf thlt altn noon in the final round for
rame In th Amerlrnn leatue eampolrn hv the Junior title Heck his Improved
defeitlnr t Ijw.l. 2 to I. vhile our t ,..). i.. Ho nia. Arnr .v. i.
were trlmmlnc the Clevelind In na. I "" ul" Vs plas during the last seison
to n. . and alreud Ins scored two victories
Treif l.uiieru: Bummed p the proceeding 1
in the ninth inning ot the second oaiue unen
he tried to uteal right field niter hiflng ni
a n i
'i' "1V" " i "Tr j """""C' '""t i
.oriel, note CUrton lleslhrote nnd Id.on' risi her rfiid Herman Doinhelm are ell
llemlnirwa pljeU un evrellrnt came jea-Jslrle to c-mpete The winner of this
'r,a, I tourney will cotrpete in the national
HemlnBw pull.d . epecaclar throw m Jnloi BinBle-chplon.hlp In Ve York
tho -cond sme After fleldini Finher a tiet month Tc npock has jut returned
grounder he fell down and while Ijlne on frun a camp v I en- he worked Into fine
nl tin ! hurled th tin II tn I inlapiin ci. . . w
baek nti'ler! tht hnll tn
utlfrui retlr-
Iiir the runnr
Joek limd ricks hatra to play double
headers. He doe&n t ltl to use his other
pitcher on the same day
Tuo came, tomorrow 1
the other half of the Mil.
Ith the Card n on
Meadow. struck out tiro better in the
first onmr Both of them icere Jacobs,
Not a Hit Off Tesreau
Nazareth, Tn., Auc 2 --"B!jr. Jeff Tes
reau twirled a no-htt-no-run same for
Nazareth V M C A here esten1a,
blanktne Haston A A by 1 to 0 The
big bov fanned thirteen batsmen and
neur entered the daiiKer ronr
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
AMERICAN I.K-WU K
Athleti'M 4i ( lrrlihl. 0.
Chlrujco, 2; WiifthtnRtnn, 1,
.Srw lrk. 7i Ietrolt, o.
HoMon, Zt ht. Ivotals, 1.
NATIONAl LKK.UK
rhlllle. 7 St. rnU. 0.
Ht. LomU. St rhillleH. t ltd came, 10 In.),
rltttburch 2i IIoMon, 0 t2l In.).
ltroukt)ii. 4 C1nrlnnU. 0.
rhtmito. Si New lork, 0.
t
Schedule for Today
NATIOVAI LKAflVR
8t. troulu at ThlUdelphU Tleiiri 30.
ChlraKo at New nrk Clean 8.8ft.
( lnlniitl nt nrooMrn lert 3 30,
rlttfrburieh ut IJo ton Clean :15.
AMERICAN IiKAGUE
Athletic Ht Cnteo- CUmixt J
SSlHtoH Il.lniltCk.ri S:l.
i, .JiJa. at Cl.lnl CIcvi 3.
) LOO" MICE AMD CUP'J I
SCROBPeO ai.u Dv- juieLv.)
I ITS lUMACUUATg S J
BRUSH" NC,
CHMfi
WINB0KTR0PHY
Is Eliminated by Emerson
After Gaining Two
Lejis on Cup
By PAUL TREP
It now ippiars as though Cdmrrt nol,
will not he put U the evpense of pur
chasing a new trophy, for which the
junior tennis pin erf of rennsvlvini.i
have competed annually, for several
more vears Three Fei-ons ago Edward
Bok donited .. silver troph to become
the prssesssion of the Junior plij er
who won the cup three times
Tom Brown, of Xew York fame, won
thp final lound of the flrn tournament
for this cup In 1915 The following two
"eisonq Hernnn Drrnhelm. f the
Krankford High School triumphed He
needed hut one vlctor.v more to obtain
perm mem pof,etslon s he Is eighteen
e.its o' age and nineteen Is the age
limit. It was neiesirj for the Krank
ford High lender to win it this week
Itodnej rteok of (ierniantnwn rad
em, had advanced to the Mini louid
nnd wis to plav the vvlnmrif the Dorn-
lielm-MnerFnn mad h As Tmi nhi lm h is i
neie.uen i.mi r on on several occasions
It was .ill 'doped out" as to how minv
POlntS HllierSon roillrl nneulhl. .. I., 1-
eaeh set And rurthermnro .. i i
' i. V, V .. Iurtn'rrn"rc. as Itodney
HecK has fallen t, eight nceisinns
during the last viar to the supei lor plav
of Dornhelm the loc-vl high school star
tnn puihiui duii
" coununu on iirijlnj; home thp
iini.iij uiiu i'uiumk it in uit mrmi afe
much. liopPit was nnt to ho the- ca
fr ,-.ro!rt i-... VT 7 ;. . '
' r ,Praln l-imrson. of i:ast orange
greatly surniWrd the small r--,hn,-, i..
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. KlnB ,n'' "conl and thlid sets from
Irarnhelm after dropping the first tather
Charles WutRon. nf the rvmi.H r-i.,v.
,"' "'T '""rtelphla High S. hool
"""nB up rfs the most probable winner nf
Ml tio)hj at the present wrltlnc Wat.
. n ...il
- eel.rrln. . nn tlin TA... . i. .
Plate bos" championship He Is
foii'tcen ears of ngs and has five
He Is onl
sea
sons nine to plav for the ttonhv He
over the .lrrse jouth Both play a
Mrnnp jrame rt the net
r"' ',me rl '"' "
IoPnw.tig this the Jllnli
tii-.iw.ii nu- uii; junior cenier cnam-
l!
ploiihhip will get going Four plavers
Sam Prnnock. Kodney Reck Carl
rnndltlon by plain with surh flrst-clasa
r.en ,is I'nngFt the former Penn Charter
Etar
CAUGHT IN THE NET
It now heemi untikeh that Icarya Kuma
gne, and Kashlo will pla tomorrow on ihe
rnwyd rburla Hath ar entered in the
Metropolitan championships and are expected
to reach the final round wh'ch will bo plaed
tomorrow
Ifeminn Dornhelm and Herald Emron
will play an exhibition match at th rurtla
Oountry Club, an findas Dornhelm and
Emerson ar the national Junior doubles
chimplon They won this title at winter
In New ork
Carl Flarher and Rodney iWk p)a"d a
heart hreaklnc Knme In the e-cond eet of
their Junior match jesterdav With the flrat
aet In Hck'a fanr and th B"n"o 4 in
pamea FUeher tried to Kirn th tide While
there ma no official count It la claimed bv
ome that thla elhh (tame wen to the
"dence" on twenty occasion, with Beck
finally wlnnlne
fhar'ea M'ntaon won tb rUht to repre
ent tba State In the nitlonal boja rhnm
ntATHihin next month bv defeatlnr Ftwart
Val-ntn In three hard fot"ht aeta In the
'nal cf the boya to'rner Thla match wae
inplrd In reat etyle bv twejie-year-old
Mllea Valentine w
Teter Cnrroll. the veteran tennis pUer
of thU etv bronbt t"o ninftera Brlnkr
nd Collier oer t Cn-'rd to eomn-te In
the bora' eeita Tey fell In the dou"e
final tn the two Valentine broth era XI r
Carroll ha turned hi nrlte ro'rt or to
hr u of be bova In hla neUhborhnod
lie aelected Flrlnker and OrroU aa th to
bet nd entered them In the Cynwyd tqur
Ij. Tremalne had bett-r be In ahar for
tha floMirhan Ie-i' rehea net Sattir-
day Tremalne dete Herman Pornhelm
?n th.' mwVViilf. th. hVr d.V"3
lrv.-mi-.l-n t. ft vn.. ThV me.t cut
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OH, .MAN!
ASHES jS'
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Bl-OVJiMG El'- AMD
&VJPR 'SiH UMSSd
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
N TION i. M:l.t n
VV . t . P.C. In Il.e
fldfico ill tj .fiVd ,r,nn .ma
New Vnrk 57 17 .mm .mi .ana
I'UtHiiiritll 41 41 .Ml .Ml ,VJ7
rhillles 41 4H .171 .478 .4H1
( Inrlnintl II If) .4 VI .401 .111
llrnnktvii. 41 no ,4'.l ,1V7 .ll
Ito-loil 41 ftl .Hi .417 .4S7
t. I oiil- SO 19 ,19ft .404 .394
AVILUK T.K.(.l'K
nnslnn .17 .H18 .(12S .612
I Irvrliilid . - 4 1 .Bflt .10 .W0
VWhlngton .-.' 41 ,M5 ..MO .Rlfl
ew lork . IH 41 .110 .."21 .nil
(hlrncn 41 -,0 ,4 .471 .401
Detroit 41 M .448 .411 .441
st. IjihIs . 41 11 .410 .44J .41!
Athlrtlr- 38 .( .4(11 .411 .401)
Amateur Baseball
i
Northwestern All-Mnr. romnnwd of nln-
ere of thf Wnrwir'c Virtu and Feerless
tiamh are op"n to m t nil atrlctly firat
class tcims halns home croundt In or out
of town offering a reasonable Euarantee
Would llko tn nrnr Irom aitfh tetima aa
1'iulaboro Gtbbstovn ildwood Melrose
ot Atlantic Clt or any other teams of that
class S Mrnuss n.-inasfr, 31 JO West
inont street
Villain I'rnfetlonnl. who bie won
eighteen Mralshl Barnes would like to nr
ran games w Ith suth triitus n Pttnton
HeftM Fpx Harbor and other first cl isf
tenm of that clas3 haInt home ground
nnd offerlnc u filr tiuarantpe chirleH V
Hrookf minagcr 71 Iist Iut1 street
Closer II. C., n fifteen tn pecnteen sear
old traellnp tram would HKo to arrange
Barnes with teims of that cUss hiinc home
ffioumis and nlTerlng a ipisonable sunrintee
Cdward Hackrtt niimirr' J1J3 Nurth I,eith
uow btreet
Wet rhllidelphli Protestnnt flub would
likt to hear from all first class semtpro
ff Bslonil nines ha Ins homu grnundB and
P i1iib a uttahe Inducement ft Uorman
mimser J1S Kershaw tienuc or phnfte
Marine S000 Une JS4 A between 1 SO n m
i nd o p in n
Io C hue Club desires to amnc camea
with all eighteen to twent ear old team'
hating home ground &nd i fferlns a rea
sondblo Kiianntee Frank H Fr minager
"31 Stanwood at rent or phone Knx Chase
311 It between and 7pm
iihurn A, C. would like to book pamea
with an home teams In Penns.lanla, New
Jerse oi Delaware oflerln? irTsonable
guarantee A I.andls manager 1017 cM
Arizona Ftreet or phn Dlimmd ti'tRl
( heltenhiim A. A. wouia uire tn obtain thp
serIcep of a first tlars hutler for the bal
ance of the weapon Air Mi Peak manager
phone, Kensington 211 durhis the da or
Ko Chate 3V W biween t( and 7 10 p n
rhllauelpliH rrofrfc'dnniil hae August 3
4 10 aid 11 and scertl weekda dates
oen for firtcl iss tea ns haln home
grounda in Pennalanla New Jerse and
Delaware onerins i suitani attraction mu
Gray, manager J7"l North Ninth street or
pnone Kensnuion -hmh or ri a tier o
p m .,
St. Almshu C. C. would like to arrange
games with any eighteen and nineteen year
old traveling uarni William winui man
aaer "JVJ4 Dickinson street or phone Jlace
(.17 V between T anl 8 p m
Turner I C w hlch rlai a the strone
Christ hurch nine tomorrow afternoon han
August 4 in nnd IT open for ans semi
professional teuniE hilng home ground and
offering a suitable attraction F E Carroll
mandgtr 1MR North Fttlns street
Thompson It. C. won Ita ninth straight
game last Saturday afternoon w hen It de
feated the Mantua Ii C by the score of
15 to ' The game was rllnched In the
eighth Inning when the lctora scored eight
runs Mrltrlie pltchel a wonderful game
allowing but the hits The team would like
to arrange games with any seventeen year
old teams for open ditrs during August and
September Maurice I Freeman, manager.
W20 Chestnut street
P It. T. will travel to Lawndale tomorrow
afternoon and play the home team The
team has two games for Iabor Day open
and the management would like to hear from
i first class team having home grounds and
offering suitable guarantee for tha two
gamea I Whtneide manager, 3311 Joyce
street
fiermantnun Tnteler Jn. would like to
arrange games with any sixteen to eighteen
year old teams having home grounds and
offering a suitable guarantee J O Young,
manager .lilS North Seventh atreet
Nerth Knd Club would like to arrange
games w ith anv first'Claia home teams In
Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware of
ferine a reasunable inducement J C
Kberle manaj.fr Ull", North Hope street,
or phone Kensington 3701 between ti.30 and
b p m
Unroln Mara, a first-class traveling team
would like to hear from teams of that
caliber having home prounda and offering a
suitable guarantee Fred Tachanz manager,
M I Ka st Westmoreland street, or phone
East UJtil A
Hingefclng Park, which hag won eleven
straight games, has several open dates dur
Ing Augunt und September for first class
teams rmjng home grounds and offering a
suitable guarantee The team plays the
fat Columba C C US Naval Hospital
and the Turner F C In three successive
weeks Cap Knight manager. KJ34 South
Conestoga street
Norwood A. A. would like to arrange
games -with any first class traveling teams
which are willing to travel for a reasonable
guarantee Harry W Hens, manager, Nor
wood Pa or phone Hldley Park 173 W
after C3u r m
Pennsylvania Railroad gave the Logan
a a its secoia aereat or the seaaon last
Saturday by tha score of R to &, Tomorrow
afternoon the team will nlav th Pitman
nine at Pitman, and on Wednesday It will
play at Wlldwood. The team would like
to arranra cimti nilh anv flratlaas team
having borne grounds and offering suitable
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U.S. AGENTS HOLD
JACK THOMPSON
Big Prize Figbter Charged
With Not Returning His
Questionnaire
TO BOX, GUNNIS SAYS
"Jack Thompson, the cotoied heay-
vv elRht, w til fight LangforrJ at Shlbo
Park Tuesdny nleht," Raid Promoter
Bobby Ounnis this afternoon 'Thero
as a mistake In the filing of Thomp
pon's questionnaire and the matter will
be straightened out before the dny is
oer "
Harlv today the Federal authorities
arrested Jack Thompson, whom they
charged with failing to return his ques
tionnaire and for his failure to compl.v
with the draft repulitlons they stated
he would be inducted Into the service
immediately. For the last six weeks
Thompson has been employed at League
la'and lie is married and is twent-
nine ears old
If Thompson had been cnlled av.t
It would hae been damaging to tho
star show to be held here Tuesda
night The Langford-Thomphon bout is
one of the best on the card and a bout
thit has created Interest. Thompson is
a. powerful fellow and a dangerous
hitter It simply is a question whether
he can stand up under Langford s
damaging punches
Tho show will go on as originally
scheduled, said the three promoters and
with favorahle weather, the all-star card
will bo staaed Battling Lelnskv
Harrv Oieb, Irish Patsy Cltne s Willie
Jackson and Soldier Bartfleld Jack
Brittnn mike up the remainder of the
program
HARRY COVKLESKIE IS
GIVEN HIS RELEASE
Detroit, Mich., Au? - Unconditional
release by the Detroit American League
Laseball club of I'ltcher'? Harry Cove
leslelo and Cairoll Jones was made
know n here today.
Coveleskle Joined the local club in
1914 Jones has been with the team
fclnce 1916
Cubs Blank Gionls
New York, Aug 2 Chicago Increased
Its lead over New York here jesterday,
winning the first of Its five-game-series
with the Olants, 5 to 0.
CHICAGO NEW lorflv ,
abhnae ahhoAe
Fl.rk rf. 4 110 0 Burns cf 4 0 3 0 0
lloll her as 1 1 il 0 ii Tounr.rf 4 il 1 1 o
Mann If 4 110 0 Fletcher.ss 3 0 1 -, (i
Paskert cf 3 3 4 0 0 Dovle.2b 3 0 3 3 0
Merkle.lb 4 314 1 II 7lm'an.lh 3 1 R 3 0
Deal 3b 3 II 2 3 0 Thorpe.lf 2 0 3 10
Welder 2b 2 0 2 3 0 Sicking 3h 3 0 0 10
Klllefer c 3 0 2 10 McCarty.c anion
Yaushn.p 3 0 1 fl n Tnnev p . 2 n i ; n
'Barlden 1 0 0 o n
Totals .211 0 27 14 0
Totals 27 1 27 111 0
Batted for Toney In ninth
Runs kroreri Plark. Hnllorher. Minn T
kert Merkle Two. base hit Mann Stolen
oases 1'askert Alee artv Sdcrlnee hits
Hollocher. Deal Zeider Double plajs Deal
Zelder and Merkle. Zimmermin, Fletcher
and Zimmerman I.eft on bases New York.
2, Chicago 1 Bases on balls Off Tonev
1 Vaughn 2 btruck oot-Bv Tonej, 3,
Vsnehn pi-ri HltM,-r'-rt.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE PARK
Phillies vs. St. Louis
(1AMK AT 3. SO I'. M.
Heats at OlinbeU' and hpaldlng.'
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ntlrmlod a coif match In t)ulhrrn ('nil
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Illllda'o had It. winning streak or olEhto.n
straight broken cterdiy, when the Chlcaco
Am.rlcan rilanta invaded Dirby and got
ttwny with a 9 to-- lctor.
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'Votcter If I I t ii nrhfr rf n n n n
Oouns'Jh. 0 14 3 1 Demopa.jb 2 1 1 3 n
I'tltus lb. 12 7 10 Hill cf. J h o 0
Sanlopi . II 1 4 3 o Dunon.ir o 2 1 o n
Klmbro 3b O o 2 -J 2 hranila 3b 1 1 n 4 0
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Cochra'.l p. 0 O 0 2 0 hlt'or.p 0 0 14(1
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mriran Giants 0 2
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National Tournament
The Prl entrant In Jh imtlnnnl ftln
Kles tennU rhnmplonrililn trnrniiment,
whlrh lritln nt Forffit Iflllfl Amrnnt 26,
Ii Hrrirnnt Axtt dratrm. Mtntloned nt
C'amn Ilnnrwk, (In. (irnrrm whm one
of he promiitlnic you nr tern on the I'a
elfle ronut whoe tennU rareem went Into
the rilMrnrri uhen nr wft deetared.
The fiirt tlnit the tournament U belnc
RiaxtiX for the benefit of the War nml
nvy Departinentu rommUftlon on
trnlnlnv rnm nrtltltleft moke It the
more flttlnc thnt men In the ertlre
fihnuM enter.
In 1017 firntrn. uon the OJnl A alley
tnurnrtment which for mnnir j-fitm Mu
leen one of lite mont prominent Cnitfnr
nlft fltture. Ife wn nUo the Interrnl
letlnte rhamplnn on the roast anil hold
other minor title.
Scraps About Scrappers
GUSSIE LEWIS, the local feather
weight. Is In crepllent shape for his
scheduled six-round battle with Treston
Brown, the colored marel, tonlRht.
They will be seen In action In the final
bout to ft well-balanced program at the
open-air arena of the Cambria Athletic
Club, Frankford avenue and Cambria
street.
Johnny Burns, manager of Louis,
claims that h'o protege will hand out an
artistic lacing to the colored boxer and
he l"i ready to match Gussle with any
featherweight In the world, preferring
such bos as Al Shubert, the New Bed
ford fighter; Benny Valgar, the French
champion: Artie Hoot, Young Chaney,
and he Is willing to hae his champion
make 120 pounds for a bout with ban
tamweight champion Tete Herman.
T.he semifinal brings together two
promising bantams, Freddy Williams, of
Bristol, and Johnny Atorgan, of this city.
In the main preliminary Jack Lester Is
scheduled to go six rounds with Jimmy
Tierncy, a fast rlulng bantam. In the
other bouts Johnny O'Donnell faces
Johnny Hogan In the second contest,
and the opening tilt will see Young Babe
and Johnny Duffy In action
Scoodles, trainer of lw Tendler, claims
that he haa a promising bantamiNelzht, but
he refuses to divulge his name at the present
time He wishes to keep the boxing follow
ers guessing, as h did when he had a prom
IMng heavyweight to meet Doctor Ciocker
of the University of 1'ennsslvanla, and did
not glvo out his name until Hbout tin uass
later.
Millie Edward, manager of Phil lllonm.
the crack Hrookln lightweight, rlilms that
Young Terrv Mcllovern. the Tlogn light
weight. Is afraid to meet his protege. He
was recently made an offer tn meet the
Ilrnoklsn boxer at one of the New lersev
boxing arena and the Tioga Italian ran out
of the match
nattllnr Jim Johnson, the colored heavy
weight of Newark, has started training for
his romlng eight-round bittle with Ram
I.asgford, the Moston Tar Jlabv. .Thev are
to be seen In action In the final bout to an
nil-star show at the Atlantic Cltv Sporting
flub on Mondas night noth men are known
throughout the country for their willingness
tn mix it at all times and the matchmaker
of the ilub anticipates a packed arena
l.ingford boxes In Mils cltv on Tuesda In
the second bout of tho nll.star show to be
held at Shlbe Park on Tuesdav nl-ht Tn
In the srminnal Jlmmv McCabe the fast
rising local welterweight, meets' Dannv Fer
guson Two other good bouts are on the
program.
.Inhnn Dundee, the Scotch wop end
Frankle (Young) Britt. of Ttostnn are getting
In shape for their scheduled twele. round
tilt, which Is 1o take plice In Ileantown on
the night of Augus' "
Unfiling flans, a local bantam is open to
meet the winner of Jhe Jlmmv Tlerne-Tack
I.eter hout. which Ii scheduled to he held
nt the Cambria toni-h'
Wnlly Nelson, the local bantamweight,
mm be seen In action In on of the bouts
at tho op-nlng shrt,v nf the National A. A
Nelson nlso boxes Jc Tuber at Atlantic C!l
on August 13
It Is said that Oeorie Chaney, of Balti
more and Willie Jackson, of New York will
be the opponents In the final bout at Ihe
opening show of the Notional A, A,
lfe-"v Mll. the Pannmi heavj weigh,
who knocked out am I.angford. the Bostoa
Tar Bibv mav be sen In netlon In the
opening sbow nt the Ohmnfa. His oenonent
mil b lack Thompson, the husky St. Joe
(Vlo 1 richler.
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ON THE COURTS
Kumacae and Kashio Con
tinue to win in "Mp.trn. rll
politan Tourney
VICTORS IN DOUBLES
w York. Aug. 2, 4feV
The tennis nubile, which was slow t'n ."WS
recognise the merit of Kumngae's game v tit!
two ears ago, his been Just as slow to ?sj
rcanze ine rcmarKauie merit wnicn liett
In the play of that other Japanese net
star, Sellchlro KnhIo, who has slowly
been establishing himself among the pre
mier contestants of this country. It
was Kashio who -lerterdny did most to
enliven interest In the Metropolitan ten-W
n's championships on the courts of the WJ
Crescent Athletic Club nt Bay nidgei
Oeorge King. he Hartsdale star, wa.
In the minds of many of the contestants)
In the tournament, capable of defeat
ing hh Japanese rival In the round be
fore the semifinals of the singles event;
For Just a little while, vvhen fhe full
spirit and dash of his game was at Its
height, It seemed tint King might live
up to the rosy predictions which have
been made for him. but. as the contest"
lengthened out, King's play faltered and
the swarthy, unperturbed son of Nippon
added another victory to his nlready long
collection The score of the match was
6-4, 3-fi, 0-1.
Knshlo's greatest strength yesterday
lny In his stmdlness King played an
Impetuous game, forcing the contest.' at
the barrier whenever the opportunity of
fered. Harold Talor won a second lound
match, defeating Herbert I. Bowman
without' much difficulty nt 6-3, C-2. Vin
cent Itlchards, the national boys' cham
pion, albo advanced, a third round match
falling to him because of the default of ,
Dr. William llosenbaum, vihose time la
now very much nt the disposal of Fred
erick U, Alexander.
Tavlor and Itlchards were paired in
doubles. Uiit came to grief before the
well-balanced game of the veterans,
Charles I'hambeis and Henry M'ollen
hnuer. In a second lound clash, with the
score 0-4, 0-1, 0-3.
Kashio nnd Kumagae won a first round
match of the doubles by defeating George
King nnd one of the I'elham Bay sailors,
Duke E. F. Thomas, at 0-4, 0-2,
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Trotting nt Monroo
Monroe, N. Y., Aug 2. The second dy
of the AInnroe meeting brought out a large
crowd There wire nlnetien horses eligible
to start in the
10 trot nnd It wan divided
Into two races
U.S. ADMIRALS DECLINE HONOR
Refuse Orders of Knighthoo'd
Conferred by King George
W ashlngtnn. Aug 2 j There will b
no "Sir Admiials" In the navy
King Georgn recently awarded the
Order of the Bath to Admirals Strauss
and Hodman, .who wero on duty the day
he visited the American fleet. Under
the recent rule, by which Congress gave
permission to American fighting men to
accept fore'gn decorations, the admlra'a
mBV wear the ribbon, but they won't.
Before Congress passed this rule the
King bestowed a similar order on Ad
mlrnl Sims, which he declined. Secre
tniy of the Navy Daniels cabled him
his apnroval of the deopatlon
In the armv, Oenernls Tershing, Bliss,
March and Biddle have been tendered
decorations as commanders ofKnlght
Cummanders of the Bath. There has
been no announcement of their accep
tance or declination of the honors.
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