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EVENING iUBLIO LEDOER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 19i8
CHIEFS' FIRST BOOT ALMOST TOOK ALL THE KICK OUT OF FOOTBALL FOR THIS SEASON
FOOTBALL BRANDED 0. K.
SOMEBODY IS ALWAYS TAKING THE JOY OUT OF LIFE
WHITEMARSH WILL STAGE
BIG GOLF-MATCH SEPT. 22
AS ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED
Players Request Club to Hold Exhibition on Autoless
Sunday Despite Traffic Handicap To Raise
Fund for Returned Wounded Soldiers
BY U. S., BUT LONG TRIPS
ARE PLACED UNDER BAN
$ War Department Interprets Own Ruling and Asks That ;
Sport Be Continued Pcnn May Cancel Dart
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"VTOW we have the leal dopo nn the-football situation
After puttlnK the collese parade out of xtcp for twpnt -foul hour", the
"War Department Interpteted Its original rulliiR. which whs that football
could be plaed In tin- Hriou institution o Ions ,i It didn't Intel fcir
Ith the military work. This inccns the gaiiie will be pl.iyod but no lonn
Otirnejs will be made liv the teams Tlieie now i no tlnnsc-i of haiiBlns
crtpe on the athletic field foi the duration of the wai Such a tlilnu
never was considered by the authorities In AVushliiKton
The United States (iovernmeui lealizes the alue of competitlxe sports
In developing men for hen ice in the nrmv It also ltnon? I hat football
more than nn thing else Is the creates! training an embivo soldier can
receive It teaches di'-ciiiline. the men tauy nut order" without question.
trate Is developed mid plaeis have that tiait of tcar!e-snss which
comes front phsslcal contaol I'ootball is a wai panic pnte and vnnplp,
and the men who know the spoil are the bel .soldiers.
Theie was no chance to cm tail the athletic arthlilc- ol Hie students
In college. Theie must tie some foim of iccrcatlon and the authorities
knew It would be difficult to drive the lm s through forty hours a week in
the classroom and fourteen bout- of drill without -ome other fotm of eei
clc. What they named to do vv is to empluirc the importance of milium
training: and place that ahead of tooiball and other spoit The.v have
done this and the coaches must make tlif i plan .iccnidinBlv .
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'' WII I. fee retnemheieil that Annapolis aud llfil I'otnt Here lolil
to go ahead xnth football n hen an otieial iiiliun nan ailed carl)
this summer. 77ntf shoux the attitude of the H'nr Department
Trams Will Have Little Time for Practice
FXlTBAI.l.. teams will tlnd it difficult to set much time for practice, but
this should not prove a liaiiMiip In the past it was necessarv to devote
a Rreater pan of the first month in setting the plitvei- in good phvsica
condition but the mllitarv tiainmg will t;iKc caie of this Peihaps the
men will be ablo to vvorl; one half 01 ihiee quailers of an hour in the middle
Of the day and have Saturdavs off foi the sanies
This system has been worked sue. es-ifulh .it West I'otnt and Annapolis
and colleRes like I.ehigh Pennsv Ivania Mllit.m College and other englneei
InK institutions alWHs have found lime to gel m a little football woiU
At the same tune it will be tough m the r lies until tliev gel used 10
the new arrangement
A schedule of fifiv-fuiii bouts a vveeU lot ach student means ten hours
n day for five das and four liours on Saturday The ho will lie Uept
busy from S a. m until noon and from 1 11 in until ' I'ootball practice
must be woiked in during the noon hour or late at nislu. Perhaps after
the season Is well under w.iv the plaers will be eciibert fiom drill the
same as at Annapolis and West Point, but it Is Impossible to forecast what
arrangements will he made
Till I. Wai Ih fim tinnit lull ail.nl
spoilt. .?o it Is ia)C to iitiiiiMi' thai
be made
Perhaps Overnight Trips Will Be Allowed
THERK will be no long trips, howevei. and it is possible that two games
on the Penn schedule will be called off Daitmouth was booked to play
here on November 9 and (Jeorgla Tech on Novembet Ifi. Both of these
teams are quite a distance awa and it will take at least two dnvs to make
the trip and back again The big '1 eon eleven would have lo leave Han
over, N. H. Friday morning to .nine in time for the game and Tech
would spend as much time traveling
Manager Biiblinell will ancei Ihe-e
nearer home
Overnight trip- niav not lie plated undei the ban because the plaers
will have an oppoi tunit.v to make up the lost time The Wai Department
will be asked for a ruling in a few da.vs Penn. Pittsbuigh. State, Wash
ington and .leffeison, S.vrat.ie, West Virginia, Lehigh l.utaette, Svvarth
"jnore and other olleges m this section will not tlnd it difficult to till theii
schedules. Penn plavs Pitt on October SB in Pittsburgh, and the game
should be one of the most important of the season On October 11 Pitt
Boes to Syracuse, which is an overnight trip, and on Octohei Washing.
ton and Jefferson plas State at Washington, Pa
There ate enough good football leams-in the Slate of Pennsylvania
to provioe amusement loi ihe fans and it should not be at all difficult for
Tenn to till m those vacant dates f Uaitmoiith and Georgia Tech aie
dropped.
State follege and Washington and .leffersoil itiuld be taken on and
nny would welcome those elevens on the Ited and Blue schedule State
xvs dropped two vcars ago because of a misunderstanding and it is about
time to get together again. The liluc and White plays ftutgers on No
vember 9 b i that date could be switched.
In nlqwlnir Wnwlun lnn .mil .loft'ei , ill
Lieneva on Novembei 1 o.
r THE enlleae aiithoiitiei Ltep hoth eel on the snontid ami aioul
thai liolent hysteiia rhieh peivaded the halh ol teaming i near
ago the .iihedu1es ean he leananijed and ereiuliody sntlifml
Willard Growing More
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SfiS WILLARD, despite his display
Thursdaj and expressed .i oe-tie
more unpopular even dav He is the ntilv . Iianipion who has not done
nmething for the war ihuiities tin! seems to be deliberated laving down
on the job He won't bo evlulutioiis be wont defend Ins title and he
won't consider an.v thing wind nughi cause him physltal (fioit or incon
venience, even if he could asust the boys who ate fighting "over there"
Willard virtually gave his word to box Jack Denipscj here on .Septem
ber 28 at the Phillies.' ball park The bout was to have been a charity
affair for every one except Wlllatd, who was promised 130,000 tor eighteen
jnlnutes' work. That's pretty big pa more than J1500 a minute but
Jess suddenly changed his mind and said there wasn't enough Interest in
. professional boxing at this time. For that ieason he rejected the offer.
James K Doughertj, one of the most liberal promoters In the United
States, was read to finance the match. He had a secret understanding
with Jack Dempsey and his manage!. Jack Kearns which was that Demp
ley would not actept one cent foi his serviies He was willing to box for
nothing If the money was turned over to a war haiit Dougherty also
stood readj to pay all of the bills, assume all of the ilsk and after the bout
iurn over every dollar to a committee which was composed of Commander
Tayne, U S. N ; Major Garrett V. S. A.. J. VaucIaJn, Judge Johnson, the
JUv, Thomas Ryan and Casper P. Sharplets. Thee men were to have had
entire charge of the money and distribute it as the;, saw in.
rOVGUEl'l tfw not needing financial gain. He eanted to raise
U money for the toldieis and donated Ms lei vices to the eause.
Kearns Has Some A'ce
,"VroW we have a new angle to the subject. Willard afteiward made a
'Is&rN tatement about boxing In Colorado Spiings foi nothing, and this
fe 'aroused the Ire of Jack Kearns. Bis
K$'rNlnB some cheap advertising out
car to discuss It further.
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Sflfc nis mumms icwncu mr luuuffms leiegium worn uearns:
; l Teueraie iny oiuieni:iu umi
that he is a coward and afraid to meet
the won't argue with me la sill). I
vant him to fight Dempsey for some
omethlng lor the toya 'over there,
hias done everything he has been asked to do Jess makes ine laugh when
lie. aays I'm seeking publicity through him, because I'm giving him the
publicity.
r ' "Tho time for Willard to fight
for the boys 'over there.' Ilia
flows that he Is falling to do
u-ny In his patriotic duties.
FV- These are fighting words, but It's
rttoiigherty will keep after Willard
. ii- ti.. .ln u-U. nmnkt
$4M fpr hW share. He will box
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f'TJfK wfdtitm nn effnrt h
ft0 Levintkv at the rhilhet' park in the (att open-air iftotr
WPWWlff
I'uli'nci o itmtiitur their
tpeeial ilnpennation will
hete from Vtlanta It is possible that
contests and siihtitiite other lemw
There would be no dltricult
.is rlinl lenm h.ln ., u.ki
ame with
Ln popular Each Day
of patuotism when he legisteied
in entei the nnk set vice is getting
Things to Say About Jess
Jess also Inferred that Dempsey was
of the proposed match and he did not
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muiu i a uiuner, anu want to add
Jack Dempsey. His statement that
am not looking for an argument. 1
war charity and force him to do
lie has done nothing and Demnsev
Dempsey la now, as it will do toma
talk about fighting Dempsey after the
his bit. He's a coward and 1? falling
JACK KEAIINS."
safe to say Jess will not be annoyed.
and try every possible means to get
hut fltis frlmo .1u u?M1 ma - t..
for nothing, ,
heinff made to match Demptey and
the i
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LEFTY WILLIAMS
OPPOSES GRINER
Star Pitchers Work in the
Third Ganic ol" Ship
yard Serie.
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The loimer White So batten . Wil
liams and I. vnn, were on ila hill for lilt
Harlan nine against the Standard team,
of New York, in the third game of the
series foi the shipyard championship
belt this afternoon. Dan tinner, founer
St. Loula t;(cher, labored lor the Vcvv
Yorkers if Harlan wins toda they
I will climb the title and the ?3l'(i Cox!
I trophv
A serii-s of boxing hnuts preceded the
bail gauu. and the large gatbeiiug of
looters made plenty of noie
Joo Jackson was in the game bav ing
lecovered from his recent injui He
held down right Held Jack-on douhltd
on his first trip to the plate hi ihe fouith
inning He failed to scoie
I' I II ST IX.M.Mi
Hi'uun out, Williams lo liulieniy
Urarkett fouled to (Sets I'mcilch died
to Charity. No runs
Pressen filed to iliaun Co'e out.
Ijamra.il to Fltzhenrv 0,17. Hied to
i:rntrlck No runs.
SECONU INMMi
Millei out, Cetz to P.resieii U.i.niau
fanntd DWtz fanned .Vu run-
Jackson doubled to 1 iga' Bed. sat
riticed. Griner to I-'u.heni.v (Sliaiiity
fanned. Lynn laiuicd No run
.Miller uut, llcti to rne&stn Damrau
Kitzhenry walked but vva- out steal
ing, l.ynn to Cole Kilichell walked
Griner single dto iitiiri. Braun was
hit by pitched ball. Idling the bases
Biacket bunted Into .1 double pla. fore,
ing Krltchell 'it-u m l..vnn to Inessen
No i un.1
Wagnei out Ill, am to Flulieni)
Williams walked Die-sen out, Uanirau
to Fltzhenrv Cole out Damrau lo Khz
henry. No 1 uns
Tippitj Witrliel .sells for $75110
lltliiiont I'ark. Sept. 14 Tlpplty
I Wltchet, a three-year-old gelding,
I brougnt the top price, $7500, at'the sale
I here otdaj of the horses In training
owned by John fa'anford, of Amsterdam,
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Mr Sanford paid 1 20,000 for this horse
' at IMmllco last fall
Lexington Entries for Mondav
Cirnt race, ruimlns $soo for thretf-ear
olds und lit) 0 furlonsM Xlb. tin. Tze l.U.
I 114; Ardent 111, 1'olle lit Sister .Hull'
! 111. UUIy Joe, 111. Urt Orrlon. lO'J. YorK
1 villi-. 113 Prtmcro. 114. Churl i.'mineli.
til, nillie II. Ill, Saza Nam), 10s. Albu
lellslblf Zlm. 114: l.ui-Vtv It 111 Premmp-
tion. 114; M Uert TI1urmi.11 111. ldy
1 I.uxurj. 103. Kenward, 114.'
I tiecund race, purse S00. for maidn
I rUlits. tvvo-far-olda, .' furlone War st
rim US', Nan. Hi; HwepplnR Olance. 112.
I.ucky Pearl. tl2. Adore. 112. Hrunstu 2d.
112: Paris Maid. 11 2 Manilla 112, l.ady
Lanudon. 112. linrn 112 Leapfrog. 112
l.ady d JarnHte. 112 Also pllirlble, Wal-
turnla 112. Iamp Post 112. Hract t'p,
,112, Aatraea, 112 llrlmful 112 Jane Pen-
nbaer 112
Third rar purse $feuii for ihree-ear-,
old and up, mile and 70 ards Plf Jr.
Iltu. Arrlet. 105, Uasll 111:, 111 Ite. Ilia
1 l.ucky U. 100.
. I'ourth race, purse JMJ0, for three-) ear
; olds U furlones Honolulu 102 lion Tromp.
1 UJS; Arneiette limp J, loo. Tally, too. Ocean
I Sweep. 103, Korbly. 1U8,
I Ktrth race, purse t!00. three-j ear-olds and
'up. mile and a sixteenth Velvet Joe, 111;
1 Aztec. 103, Jiffy, 103. Frank llurhe Idas
Kuvoco. 10(1. Courier. 103; 'Hea I'rrhln lort;
I W. I. Dabney. 103; Mussel Square (imp.),
'Ill: Acue. 100. .Shadow l.wn. Ill,
'Schemer, 10H Also ellxlble Uiue Matnet,
'ill, Pleasurevllle 111. Jack Snipe (Imp.).
IH, Paula v., 103, Jessie Louise 111, Sem
per Utalwart. 111.
rtNth race, purse 1500, for two-year-olds,
DV furlongs (Jinuer 100. Pastouresu, 10;
War Cap. 109, Kalute 10R: Orsnjo, 109;
Ukely, 103. Uolden Kloss, 10,'., Madras, 1011;
Iwintwln. 105
Seventh race, clalmlii. S00, for three,
year-olds and up, mile and a sixteenth: Don
limah 107; MeAdoo. 103: Philistine, 113;
Ysnthee. 103; rulsski. 105; OId Miss, 107;
John W. KIsln. 110; Audrey K.. 102; Ilabr
Lynch. 113; Flash of Hteel. 107 'Replon.
10S: Old Ben, 113 Also eligible Perudno,
10S; 'Hornlr 108; Chick Ilarkler. 103, To
kslon March. 105. Thinker. 105. HI Keliow.
10S.
Speedhoys Calls Candidates
Seventy-rtve hoys answered the call of
Managor John tlife for football candidate.
a.t the West Pblladelphla High School es-rsraar-
Coach Noll cave tho boys a short
talk. In which ho said that any on wno
did not have grit ned not report forar,tls
on Jjronaay. hiuhb mimrp.w i .Tr
prossav. jisi BFS-. .
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SCOUT TENDLER
SCOUTING FOR
CHANEY'S SCALP
I'Niullip.ivv Coinpleliti Work
I for Kip Bout tit NuliniKil
Wednt'sdiiv
Seoul I.evv Tendlet i still ioiiUiik
Till time It is for (Seorge c'liauey's
scalp, and the jntilhful southpaw ex
pects to haM1 that safily tucked away
after next Wednsday night when he ('n
gages the Baltimuro southpaw in the
main bout of the special show Tendler
lias been making his headquarteis ln
New York as a laboi scout repiesenla
tive for Hog Island. In his spare mo
ments he has been doing his train. ti? nt
Bllh (Si upp's gymnasium.
Cliauey has been working the Links
oul ol his sjsteiii in Baltimore and will
liugtr in tile Monumental f'lty u-i.ll Ihe
dav of the battle. Chaney also was
kept verj busy replj ing to .luvvu Kll
bane The featherweight champion . id
Cha'tey had no right to engage in a
llghtvvc ight elnnlnatioii battle until M1
banie bad been beaten .lawn iheu ton!:
occasion to tell about his knockout vcl
tory. Cbanej at I jr. pounds will be i lar
better fighter than the Chaney who met
Kilbaae at MS'i pounds. "V111IU1 pi 01 -aul.v
v 'II seal" sround 130 foi thiv notit
good suniwlnd-up will be put on,
with Harvey Thotpe, the Kansas 1'itv
headlinei. opposing Barney Adair, the
New oik boj This is a hlgh-clas
bout mill one that will supplv action
Two otlu 1 good bouts an 011 the ,i
giam CHARITY DOG SHOW
Kensington Club to Stage Klii
liition for Blue Cross Today
More than 230 entries have been' fil
tered lor the opeat all-breed exhibition
which will be held this afterncuu und.r
'be auspices of the Kensington Kennel
Club at Jahn's estate. Broad and I'leai-
field streets for the benefit of the Blue
Cross Society Quite a numbei of ihe
entries ale well-known circuit wluneis
and on thai account competition should
be keen In all the classes.
Although enough entries have heel
received to assure the show being a huge
success, entries will be accepted until
judging rime, which is timed to get
going around 2 43 o'clock, when the va
rious classes will be judged. A good
list of specials h,is been offered which
include monej cups ana trophies all
of which have been offered foi open
competition .
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
TWO nf the best coloied heav j weights
now befoie the public will be seen In
action in the final bout at the National
A. A tonight. Jack Thompson of St
Joe, Mo, and Harry Wills, of Panama,
who twice put Sam Langford, the Bos
ton Tar Baby, to sleep, will be the con
testants, and each will try to eliminate
the other, and the winner has hopes of
boxing Jack Dempsey, the coast ebulli
tion. Alhc N'ack the speedy New Tork wtl.
terwelght, who is under the management
of Willis Britt, of Hog Island, and Joe
Welsh, pride cf Bobby Gunnls, will be
the contestants hi the semifinal. Frankle
Conway, under the management of Ed
die Slatterj. the flghtlnr cop, and Bobby
Doyle, of New .York, will be seen In
action in the main preliminary Eddie
McCloskey and Bob Burman and Kid
Wolf and Jchnny Buck will make up
the rest of the card
Joe Tuber, tr lucsl bsiiuinweinht l
buck with Herm.in Hlndln A few months
a;(i they parted rompsny and Thursrtsy
evening tbey vvere brought together Mer
man would like to match Tuber to meet
Pete Heenisii Joe Frurman. the C'hlrairo
bantam, dick t.oaaman or any oiner nznier
of that class.
TJttitwelcht Champion Rennr T-sonard wttl
be seen ln action In this city for the flrst
time since the f.ill toxins' season opened.
Its will be opposed by Harry Pierce, the
Rrooklyn boxer, under the management of
J.n,B'A..Sen.?',fi. ruKTX.n" T"U,pmS!
day nliht Harry (Kldl Brown, nf the
South PMlsdelpht-i Hlh School, and Sammy
Schlff. Sammy Hahn'n champion, meet In
th Bomlftiml RHlnh Hwlert end ' ".-
dell will be the rontentant U the main
pr-Umtnary und the ether boutR will pre
sent Jo Jjr.inn, under 0. mn cement
or Kuaie wR.Ker, anil ii won una
Frunkle Ray and liobby North.
Johnnx Urns, the former 12'-pound ama
teur champion of New Tork, Is now under
the management of Nat Rorer. Rorra
mould like to match I.Use "Uh any fther.
weight In the rounlrv Iiae haa fmiht
Mch btva aa Johnny Murrav three times;
K O, Daly two tima: Joe Dillon and many
other boxer, of that clan,
YaniiK Terry Alt-GaTem, th local hvht
wefaht wnuM nit to aret another crack at
Rnn Valsar Mraoen hd three tth
pulled before hie bout with Valvar but he
rfuHed tn c!ni!el hli hAUt snd dtianoolnt
the- avectatora McOowrn la now under a.
doctor car and hit manaiter, Jo Ken-
nfc4y, haa been forced to cancel vera!
taut for 'Terry. H wri aunpoaed to box
jmuit itm i u i-roviofpce. n, i innia-ni
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CARMAN TO RIDE
IN FORTY-MILE
RACE AT DROME.
O)oe- Lawrence and Uioliach
in Spcrinl Event at
I'oint Breeze
I'eicv Lavvieiiie. the vvoilds uiotoi
1 pai ed chiinpion. will make his icappeat-
ne in tills clt tonight, allei an ab
sent e of several weeks I.awience lias
been signer! to meet Clarence Caiman.
the former American tltleholder. nnd
I'ele Drobach, of South Hostou. in u
special match race of fort.v miles nt the
Point Breeze Motordionie
The sensational tiding of I'aim.iii In
the last till ee weeks at the local track
shows that he is now in the form which
gave him Ihe American title in 19IU
The fight between Lawrence and Cai
man should result in the best laces of
the year
nill.v Arm-trong and Dale Devil
Harry Klebes have annouuied that they
will make another attempt to lower the
n.icl. record lor tht one. two and four
inl'es The til st event will start promptlv
at S 30
PLAYGROUND MEET TODAY
Vtiuual Track and Field Cham
pionship at Whitehall Commons
Tiaei. and Held rhampli ishlps for the
. Hy will be held at Whitehall Commons
I'lavgrounds, Totresdsle avenue and
Wakellng street, this afternoon at 2:110
o clock Tins is tne founli annual cham
pionship meet since the establishment
of the athletic clubs In tile playgtounds.
and eight of the best teams frc-m all
the municipal playground will be en
ternl In the contest
Theie will be 1200 entries, with COO
competitions, the championships com
puting eight classes, four male aud foui
female The classes will be divided Into
voiinger girls and boys, each under four
teen ears; boys and girls, fourteen to
-lteen years; oldtr hoys and girls., sl-ti-eu
to twenty eur, and young men
and women, eighteen years and over.
Twenty playgrounds and rtvreation cen
ei s will be entered In the contest.
Whitelev Winner at Blair Fair
Mloona. 1'n.. S"pt 14 W'hlteley. from
h Mahle of Hurry roust, of Milton, l'a..
-von the 2'27 trot In live heHts nt the Whir
t if r -sterda Colonel J s Vipond. back
of r D W In the free-for-all had his left
tim Uter.,ted when hip huisn was thrown In
h first heat
Ad Wolgasl Is Working
on Farm in Wisconsin
U ttulgast, former ruler of th
llchtn eights, has heard the rail of na
ture again. The one-time fenred Michi
gan wlldrutt Is now a farmer In north
ern Wisconsin.
Wolgust. since, leaving a siinltarlnm
some months ugo. has been Idle In Mil
waukee, although he oecnslonalb made
trips through the Mute with an "Id
motion picture fllni of the memorable
It clgast-Nelsou championship go. This,
however, did not prove remuneruUve und
the little Irutchmun has been flnunelally
embarrassed erer sine.
He made several futile attempts to
obtain work of a government nature
hut was always turned down. It Is said
that u Milwaukee friend obtained the
farming position for him. Up to this
time tVolgust has been llTlng with a
brother.
l'a , on September 28 McGovern will not
engage in any more bouts until he Is full
recovered from his sickness.
llllls llrllt. of Hog Island has many
boxers under his wing Johnny Uuck, his
star bantam, meets Kid Wolf at ttie Na
tional tonight, and on Tuesday he faces
Johnny Taylor at Chester, lirttt has Have
Astey. of New Tork. bovlnz Dattllng Mur
ray at the Cambria next Prlday night, and
Alile N&ck. also of New Tork, another of
Urltt's boys, meets Joe Welsh at the Na
tional tonight.
Silent, sleeping, slumbering and Smiling
Joe Welsh has beten matched to meet Terry
Urooks, of Boston, ln an eightround bout
Wri.Tht.town. N". J., on Wednesday night
Jtimninr Jalinnr Tlnndeo and Bennv Valrar
have been matched to appear In the final
bout at tho UDinpia a. a. on me meat ui
September 30.
Dor Hutch has a new lightweight sensn
Hop under Ills wing This boier will be
seen In action In this city ln a short while
opposed to some of tha leading men In the
business. Doc Kutrb's hops Is u New Or
leans lighter, but his name could not be
disclosed,
rhll Illoom, the Ilrooklyn lightweight, un
der the management of VMtlle udwarda, who
has defeated Rocky Kansas and fought
two great ttghta with Frankle Callahan and
I.ew Tendstr. would like to get return
match with Kansas Callahan or Tendler
Johnny Donovan, u. Boston lightweight,
mav b seen In action ln thl. ctty In a short
while, rionorsn and Lew Tendler are the
only boxers who ever stooped Franklt
tioungl unit. 01 now ueoioro.
.name Adsir ft rid Thll Elm
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TROEH AGAIN
TOPS GUNNERS
Westerner
Amateur
Make High
Average of
Westy Hogans
SHOOTS 1JI STRAIGHT
Allanllf 1'ltj. .Sept 14 With a
sl'ong west wind at their backs, giving
tin, i.i..in n iit....i . . ..... .....,.
-" J,l,i-s ,1 llllllllllg emu. i-!.t.i. 3IIUIS I
of the nation participating in the third
nav of the annual trap tourney of the ,
estj tioe-aiiH or the lT. s. A on tne
local aviation grounds yesterday had a
grand dav's snoit Theie weie sco.-es
of long inns and llvel.v coinpttltlon In
eveiy squiiil
I' M Tioeh. of Vancouver, qualified
for the high amateur average 01' the
Journey yesterday by smashing 15G tar
lia'iks out of a possible' ltiu. having one
stiaight iuii of 111 on his string-. His
tutal for the three das was 4G9 out of
u possible 4 SO, eleven birds escaping.
Troth was topped In the day's scoring
by V S. Wright, a veteran New York
tiapinan, who grasted 158 birds, while
Charlie Neweomh, the Pennsylvania
master nrirksman. tied for second place
villi I. S Toirilln, of New Jersey, with
157 "dead" birds All shot In Class A,
Wi Ight getting the class high money.
C D Cobum. of Newark, O., divided
wllh Tioeh for thhd houots In this class,
with luii Kred Plum, the national
champion, who halls trom this city, had
his best 11,15. knocking down 151
pigeons
LEWIS SHADES REESE
I'Vathertvciglita Put up Six-Round
Slugging Match at Ciunbrin
i!ii.aln T.nwls. the local featherwelelit.
nnU Freddy Iteene. of New York, fought
tit or the moht hensuticnui rouiius oci
witnessed at the Cumbria A, C. Utt
niciif. I'.irli Imv n-uVf and received u
Kood lilt of punishment hut when the
light came to a halt Gussie was entitled
to the decision by a very slitrht shade.
Heme won t'n. tirst round by jabbing
Lewis with his left hand, the next two
uni in i!iisIf. hv a small margin, the
foutth befastou was ln Ileese'a favor by a
veij large portion una the laai two
inuntls wen sllcrhtlv in Lewis's favor.
Martin Uufi'j drew with .lut-k Biady In
six rough rounds ln the semifinal. Duffy
seenii) tc be ntiald to take a punch, as
hu continually falls Into a clinch after he
lands a left-hand jab to hia opponent's
face. Billy Gannon knocked the tar out
of Young Johnny IJuffy, dropping his op
ponent in the first lound In tho main
preliminary. Johnny Maloney. tho for
mer amateur bantamweight champion,
defeated Johnny Morgan in the second
conlet-t The openlnu bout showed the
only knockout of the evening, Marty
llajb' put Jack Caponl to sleep In the
fourth round.
M'ANDREWS WINS
Gets Decision Over Young Brown
at Atluntic City
AtUntir fits. Wept. 14. Hddle Mc
Andrew'9, one of Philadelphia's leading
lightweights, last night scored a decision
over Young Brown, a flashy sciapper
from New York, after a close battle last
ing the scheduled eight rounds In the
arena 'of tha Atlantic City Sporting
Club Both battlers dealt cut telling
blows, but McAndrews by virtue of a
series of jabs In the sixth antl seventh
rounds recorded the victory.
Referee Muggsy Taylor stopped the
t,emlwlnd-up between Joe Marks, of
Philadelphia, and Ah Chung, the Chinese
ring star, cf Lowell, Mass., In the seo
oncl round. The tight was slated to go
the full lBht sessions, but the referee
chased the men to their corners when
Marks opened a severe cut over Chung's
"right eye that bled profusely.
Tommy Warren, a Ic-cal lad, won an
asv decision over Ham Robinson, an
other resort fighter. The bout went the
8lnUhedopenlnC tilt Eddie McCloskey
and Young Danny Buck, two Philadel
phia rlngmen, fought a poor four-round
draw.
Managers of the sarlou. bowling leagues
havlnff any good news In the way of bowl
inV Ple.se jiend ame jtn care 0 the nvr.,,.vU
rCBMO .CIi Ofv"" -.jj. ..
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Champion
ship
Titles at
Stake
IIARKV
B WILLIAM
THi: big exhibition golf malcn celled
uled for the Whltemarsh Valley
Country Club for Sunday, September 22,
will be played It was called off a few
days ngo. but since then Mat Marston
and tho Western Oolf Association have
asked the club to hold It In spile of the
gaslesa Sunday. There will be a substi
tution, the sensational slxen-year-old
Bobbv Jones taking the place of Warren
Wood. Jones and Chick livans will play
the best ball of Jerry Travers and
Marston
It will be lenieinbcred that the board
of governors decided last Tuesday night
thnt In all fairness to the players it
would not be advisable to play the
match In spile of the generous action
of the Tiiel Administration In granting
the club the privilege of running auto
mobile busses to and fiom the railroad
station. The whole idea of the exhibition
was to get as large a sum of money as
possible foi the fund for wounded return
ed soldiers. The players were notified of
the club's action and the reasons for the
cancellation.
Marston got 'u touch with Tli'omas
II. TIalton, rhaitman of the green com
mittee, by long-distance wire yesterday,
and he said that the players appreciated
the action of the club, but that the play
ers wanted to play for the fund and
were willing to take chances on the
crowd. A similar tequest was made In
a telegram from the Western Oolr As
sociation, which hr.s piomotcd most of
the big matches for war charities.
So the big match Is on again, and now
that the playeis are willing to come to
Philadelphia and play It Is hoped the
golf lovei.s will be willing to put them
selves to a bit of Inconvenience and go
COMMISSION FOR DR. O'BRIEN
Central High School Coach First
Lieutenant in Medical Corps
Tlr. Matthew (' (VBrlcn. for the last
twenty vears In charge or athletics at
Ihe Central High School, has been ram
nilhs'onril as flist lieutenant In the med
ical corps of the Culled States army.
Doctor O'Hrlen has had wondei fill
success In training athletic teams nt
Central High, and his teputatlon Is
countrv-vvlde. He icpeatcdly has turned
down Haltering ofl'eis from colleges and
unlveisitlps. piefeirlng to ieinain at the
local institution.
Ho has developed some .of the great
est athletes In this countty. ills best
vvoik was done with the track and cross
country teams. Timing the hist twenty
veais Cential High School lifts lost the
high school championship of this city
but once. Doctor (VHrlen will be called
to active service next month.
Havre lie Crate Knlries for Monda
,, , .. , ,iL
f , IJ'WK dis "" U.I
fiule .lohn
ll-i I'lnm C.ulie. 11.
lias
heera (Imp). 11-. Ilastj l..trt, 111
live (lmi I. lO'l. rninl. shniinon
lteiiu. I P.': Tetlev. 1PJ. Ilel irio, 11,
l'ot-U-J.
lte-
noltls. 112; Miss llerre-ami. l"'t .,.,.
Seiond rdte. for tvvu-jcar-nlds rlvlmlnB,
live and a lulf furlong -Old 11111 Wonder-
II" Mormon Kld.-r 112. Tnmmywac. tus.
SunnlnBd"le, lOS. Wowoka. ltltl; l.lttle t'ote
Urn", "ill. I'oullne,. inn Sid C Konner.
100 Marie Connell. 1011. Toddler. 10
Third race, tliree-jear-olds and u ward
clBlmlnz. sit furlongs CUrkM l- 'r
,. l.ii (in. 1,'auaai.tl 1 1 'J . 1 II tl 111111-
i" '",';. VV.e J fl2. Vofabularv 107:
'.. --- ".. -" P. tll
Wnrfhunt. 1111. "Ill mr 1 J"-. "-
Loin
IIC,,r-n 110
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tor
Itiree-j ar-oids one m.le ana sevenij .. ""-
Ooige Starr 1 IS: Tombolo (imp nil J hn
1 Day (Imp ). lufl. '''" Uxchange (Imu I
llli Mali Jlnud (imp.). HI"
Plfih rce. three-year-olds and mra.il .
one mile -antl seventy 5ard.-l'iu1ps..ll.
Tit .i,,. minr. ins. lien ll-iniisoii. I ,s.
I ouriu li.tv 1 ' - ' " ' . . ..
rArVai-wndS. 1M 't'omcre,. iSi" 111.
Trial byJ.in ton. Mil- ,V.,:,?,em'!1
inn: V Uabv Sl.i;i I;' '""I,1,, 1 '
t-rMiitit!H ill.". K-l K llrMttii fiilr )
SU fnl clHlmlim! three-, -ur-okN "-"l
u. ilssntl S.",'rS!hTT?Ull,lv',r',ir?
Usnnont lia. I runt Iloy-l, 11a. 1 -uri.
113 t Irish Sun. lin.JIUterpe. Jessie
! mi- ItoxUiro II, HIT- llr.uidu, 11 J: t,r
ng lad. 113 : Uddi llenrj. 113. The Helirlsn
1L 13 Wodan 113. Sliver Kalidn K 11U.
''UillacecVa'nJrhrcer-olds
.r!ier7!laArr:o :
Kara V'za. I"11
Thrift. 107
IDT Wood Violet, in. -Ji" ,V?"S"'",.',t'
i', 11 113. nr. Charcot 113 faea uuu.
ni HiirJove. HO: Millrace HH. Jose de
Vile. 107; 'Rev Oakwood. '"t. Austral.
1'! AIM. eligible. Blazonn 110 Wtlle
Apprentice allovvunce claimed
tlear Traik fast
w. ni.fr
McKENTY ON MOUND
Works- for Fpttrth Naval Aaint
Stctfon Nine
McK'entv, outhful left-handci was on
the mound for Fourth Naval f
Stetson, at the Stetson ground?, this af-
teri'l?tihic woiked for tho hatters.
rlURTn NAAI
Vii7rii;
vlt.hkler. h.
l.eliers. ti.
Kutli.Sb.
Hpunldlng. It.
I'rllr. 3b..L
Mrlnnls. lb.
eiil)slr.v. rf.
I'leree. h.
llaetTner, -,
Mi Kentl .P.
VVhllninn. rf.
Thomas, If.
Hamilton, lb.
Mejcrs.sH,
nusiint. e.
Mrt'rnj. rf.
Ilonlet , 3h.
Il.irtllne. P.
I inulrrs tirlffllli nnd t'onner.
Coll Hrings $10,000
New ork. Sept 14 iJonnsrona, a brovrn
roll by Prince Putaline x-lvildonla was
sold for $10,000 to H. T. Wilson here eter
da at a sale of John Sanford. Henry A.
Porter and V H Miller thoroughbred
vearllngs. Tw'euty-sW colts vvere sold,
hrlnalng a total of M4.6-5
Buy the Stamp of
Civilization buy
WarSavings Stamps
Uk your Liberty Bond
interest, due Septem
ber 15th.
Qw
WS.&
miw-KMirun
WUrWkTTlli
VMTTA STfcTtf
t-OVXULMtNT
117; -irue as rueei. in. '"i"",,' ' , 7
IIS. ZiiinlK. 112. Onsco. Ki. . Jule. 10..
.ouave. 110 I.atly Klleen. 107. Also eligi
ble Humiliation tlre.v hairle 1J- b
112 'NhuihI Wultun 101 Ilmkawu 110
NATIONAL A. A.
11T1I AND CATMARIKR STRKETS
THIN (NATIKIIV) MIIUT, HI-'T. I1TII
t'OMlRRD'llr-WVWEIOIIT CllAMI'lONhlUP
JACK
Wills vs. Thompson
eddif. Merr.oNKFV ts. nonnv iuirman
., . JOIINNV IHJCK T.. Kill WOI.F
IRANKIK CONWAY TS. lltlllllV 11HYLK
AIJ.1B MACK vs. JOB tKI.MI
i.iniiTWKiniiT riiAMrioxMiii'
,tlKIISIttV Mdlir. hEl'T. 1HTII
OEO. K. o. LEW
Chaney vs. Tendler
DATT1.1NO LEONARD T. MAX WILLIAMSON
ON15 OTNKR HTA ROUT
TKKJtTH AT DONjsSmV'S. N . I ITH JIT. r
H. EVANS
to Whltemarsh a week from tomorrow.
There nrc hundreds of wounded Amer
ican soldiers returning each week to our
hospitals from France. They are greatly
In need of dainties and cigarettes and a.
score of other things, and this fund Is
being raised by the golfers, and every
cent of It will do good where It Is most
needed.
Mis. Orantland ltice is onn of the-
vvomtii most actively Interested In thin
fund, and she Is responsible for the golf
matches that will be played for Its
benefit nice himself Is In France scrv
Ing his country.
When It comes to veteran players and
women champions It Is a hard job to
beat the I'hlladelphln Cricket Club. The
younger men theie hae not set the golf
ing world afire but Mrs Clarence II.
Vanderbeck has won the national cham
pionship and Miss Mildred Cavcrly is
the present national runner-up. Early
In the seniors' national tournament
which ended yesterday at the Apawamls
course at Itye, N". V , the : ev. J Ciray
llolton, a well known Philadelphia
clergyman, who Is a young golfer some
where in his 'seventies, led the big field
of playeis from all pints of the United
States w ith the low net score
Yesterday Kdward J. llasse came
within one stroke of winning the Old
Hoys' title. On Thursday he returned
the low gross score of S8. All he needed
yesterday was a three for the hist hole
and his approach going straight every
inch of the way stopped an inch from
the hole and the honors went to W. 10.
Truesdale. of Caulcn City, with a total
of 172. lie was the winner last year.
Mr Ilase had a find of 88 the first day
and his scoie jesterday was 85,
LAFAYETTE WILL STICK
Preparations for Foothall Team
Will Co On
Knituii, l'a.. Kept 14 All piepata,-
tions for football .11 I., fujelte College
will move forward as planned for It Is
fell at the Kar.tou in-t It iitlnn that the
report circulated Thursdav to the effect
that the game would ho eliminated this
fall was not ileal ly stated
Inductions received at Lafayette
make eveiy provision loi Intercollegiate
football to be continued as usual, wllh
the single limitallon thai no came he
scheduled thnt will require a contesting
learn to dc nnsent 11 om its own college
for 11101 e than a single day. The onlv
change In the came lot colleges hi which
there will be student army training
corps is that all games will be played
linong colleges near at nana
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS
rutsT
ItAc'i:. sielllne 2-ear.olds, 3Vi
rurltinH
Vuu Netd 111'. Troxlt-r Slu '
KEtlilllnnu 11". .Mergt, t
M. (Jutllllll. till. Kuiu-
$r. in
1 1:11
J J. 70
H'7n
mers . . SL'.."m
Time 107 '-'-."i l.rr I'l'ldor Sjlvmio.
mUafsatlur 111 .tint Clutstit. Hollos also
r.m
Si:CONL Il.Vt'i: lltlter Skfllnr Slffnle.
chase, purse J7IUI, three .tar olds mil up 2
miles:
New Haven 112 II. II
Hams . .SI 311 S3 nil t-J ,',ii
Ooltl Uoiitl 13.1 l'.eatlv 10.30 I 00
Shannon Itlver 117 Allen "SO
Time. 4.01 L'-.l AtHlon Itmu llruuk Llllle
Horn, Capitul frle ulo ran
IJKLMONT PUIK KESl'LTS
1-ir.ST I'.M'K Three vmr-oMs antl up.
nnnlnneifl ol Hi! nieetliu. selling, pursv
toon si. r. furlons3 rn-iln course
.l.i-1t. 111? Kelsav. 11 tor. 7 to 10 1 to 3
Mitel Miuile. 117
lliixlun . .30 to I 10 to 1 .1 to t
Kv -ial 11.' I.jke. 13 tu 111 to 2 I lo I
Time. 1 13 1-.1 Curreiifv. C derlj ltvvfa.
k'lrstie'H I'ub. t'ousln O'IInt Kavor and
lmpeius also ran
hWUNIi HACK, tho Ilrook Oun Handl
rip. f.tecplechate. purst of $3000, tho Ilrook
Club to ucltl plate of the value of &500, for
ftiur-jear-oltls and un, about 3 miles
The Ilrook limp.. 153, Pow
ers . I'.'-.' 7 10 13
Hlbler. 117. Keating l'J-l -t 2-t
Trumpator. 140. Hush 7 I 3-2 even
Tim-. .1.57 2-5.
St c'harlcoto and Skibbcrvvii alsti ran.
Dct lost rider
SWTS1
RF.ncrRD rnnM tso. tts and .
rti tu muKAw tv tu. ?;;ssrm
S. E. Cor. 9th & Arch Sti.
Open Monday and Saturday Until 9 o'elook.
Ol YMPIA A A "r"d 4 Halnbrldi.
MONDW MflHT. SEI'T. 16. 8:30 NIIABf
BENNY LEONARD
World's l.ljhtivelsht Champion
HARRYPIERCE
The 1jo lm basted IrUli I'atsy Clio
nnd K. O. Chuner
Four Other Slur IlonU
Baseball Boxing
For e Admlsalon rhlllles' Rail Tark
SAT.. SEI'T. 14. FOR WAR CIIEVT
IIARUN vs. STAND RD
For C'lmmnloiishlii nf Milpynrds
naileries: Dl'MdNT fur llnrlunt 111(1 DAN
(, K1M.lt. ex-IIroollin star, for Slundard
TIIREF. STAR IIOl'TH """"J
EDDIB M-ANDRi:w ... l'ATKll'K RROII-
l.UICIv. ImiIIi nf llnr Island
JOHNNIE lU'OK ... MAX, WILLIAMSON
Until nf Hoc Island
BATTLINO M Xt'K. of New York hhln. t.
JOE O'nONNEI.L, or I'usey Jones
Admission: 23c SOc. 73c. SI. No War Tai
Point Breeze Park
WILL t'ONTINOK TO KEKf OrEN
Saturdays and Sundays
WEATHER IT.RJHTIIMJ
Motor Paced and Motorcycle
Races Every Saturday
Night, 8:30
ill Motordrome Until Further Nolle
Sat. Sept. 21, Army & Navy Day
RACING
HAVRE DE GRACE
September 10 to 28 inclusive
SEVEN RACES DAILY
Including a Steeplechase
Penna. R. R. Train leaves Broad St.
Station 11:00 A. M.; West Philu.,
11:10 A. M. B. & O. R. R. Train
leaves 24th and Chestnut Sta., 12t25
P. M.
I'80
ADMISSION Gr.nd.Und n Vv
Paddock, 91.05. Udlet, $1.10, ikv
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