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EVENING PUBIilO LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MAY 5, 1919
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MO?iVLH4yS PERMITTED TO GET BY, MINUS HOARSE HUZZA AND ACCOMPANYING HIP-HIP
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EQUALS IN SALVAGING
MAJOR LEAGUE CLUBS
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Fitchburg Strategist Never Called "Miracle Man," "The
'Ancient Master" or "The Modem Foch," but Phils
Rescuer Continues to Salvage; Brings Reds to Top
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" ' IN THE SPORTMGIIT BY GRANTLAND RICE
(Copyrltht. 1019, alt rlthts raned)
, A Pair of Parades
Here Ihev string in full array 0I01117 the Aietiue:
XH equipment tpiek and tpnn and ready for reiieie t
t Marching through the croitded irajj along the ttrcctt 0 home,
t Juit at ancient legiont Irought their standard back to Rome,
vr
&V Prtttu toft for you tonight
- Nothing but some food to fight,
V When the march is done.
Then I tee them in a dream from Flandcti to Champagne:
' Weary, muddy, wet and icorn slogging through the tain;
Slogging to another daicn, through the timet of 'inner,
, Beaded for another drive to lead the new adinnce.
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Route march douse the light
? Head the column for the height
Who tetll tee another night
When the line is iconT
Bere's the jumping-off plaee now, ready -for the charge;
Ready when the signal comes with the next banage:
' Now the mighty thunder rolls, where the flashes noil
As they swing to meet again the final gift of fate.
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There's a rollcall on the height,
' Crosses to the left and right.
They'll tiof be with you tonight
When the march is done.
Considerable Institution
NO ONE ever called Pat Mornn the "Miracle Man," "The Ancient Maiter"
or "The Modern Foch." , ,
Pat always has been permitted to get by under cover, minus me nosrse
II buna and the accompanying hip hip.
But when it comen to lifting snhnge out of the mire, who is Ms equal I
When Pat drew 'the Phillies poiiio years ago his club had just lost Tom
Seaton, Hans Lobert, Doolan, Dooin and apparently the bulk of Its talent.
Pat was anarded-the remnant with Alexander still around. laMng
1 over this supposedly wrecked marhine. he never. hnished below second place.
Then he drills along to uincinnau, me iipii ruauei mm uumani mv- .....,.,...
of them all, from NedHanlon to Christy Muthcnson.
... . .. . n . . . .1 . t.l. it. !...!.. .. .lnn llnf
,Not Uiat 1 at lias Daggen nnv pennaiu wmi me urai ui c "". "
'taking over a club that no one figured among the first the, he makes the most
sensational start of the season,
PAT proves again that he liioiri how to make his club plan nil the
baseball in its system. Which is all the bat manager that eier
lived can do.
JSome Principal Products
TO THE first class in geography What is the primipal pioilua ot At
lanta, Ga.?
Quite so. Catchers is correct.
Among those who obtained their tinitiing in Atlanta uniforms nre Mb
Clarke, the old Cleveland star; .limmv Archer, of the Cubs: Ed Sweeney, of
the Yanks; Cy Perkins, with Connie Mack, mid Piihinirli, uith Washington.
What May Happen
in Baseball Today i
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.vjo All Told, Sixty Thousand Vote for Popularity of Sunday
Baseball in New York and Brooklyn.
Jacobs Strong in Pinches
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1 ixx-ll Rtnir Crrfponilfiit Trarellnt With ht
New ork. May "1 Sixty thousand
persons voted for the popularity of
Sunday baseball yesterday when Il.'.OOO
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IUOAYS SCHEDULE ni n,..,,,,. nn.i r. nnn ,,,,1,1 ndm!.
rhi. .A7'f0AI'.i,,lVM K !i''n', to Kbbets Held ' Sunday baseball
rhlcaco nt (Inrlnnatll rloudr. . . . . . . . . . , , - .,
rittMiurrlt nt St. ixiuisi rloudr. has been elclieil in the bnlanee of the
rhllllfsja, Nf lork (nanif nrhrdulrri to-1 delicate scabs of public opinion in New
'floSton s'1irioiyn (icamo ochednlfd to-1 rl nn,i '"'', "nt b(,,n found wanting.
Ibe I'olo lirouiids was jammeii 10
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THERE are ofAen.
7ft these will do bg 11111 0 ;)irifn( illustra
tion.
Beating Leonard
A FAIRLY heavy output of moisture will flow under various budges before
any lightweight comes along to remove Bennv I.eonaid.
Those who saw him stop Willie Ritchie, dewr, stiong and game, know
the job any rlal must face for a number of years
Leonard is only twent.v-thiee. He is fast, stiong and a cool, clever
6f bterm He- has a) punishing wallop and. better still, be tarries few waste
motions into a battle. Ritchie gave his best, l.ut could not last eight nmniN.
Cleverness and power combined with stamina and loolness are hnrder to beat
thanhe ponies,
iT "WILL be quite a spell befoie any new arrival i(e;it in ta hoist
Leonard from the throne. He carries too many taneties of am
munition and barricades.
Golf Song
He laid his tnashic thiee fret fiom the cup
As. he chat tied aloud in gle'e : j
And then as he putted his head came up
And. of course, he foozled his S:
1 And what he remaiked I will not repeat
On the sporting page of this clean, home sheet.
dar Plnjfd xrstrrdau
AMKRICAN I.KAOL'K
Washlnrton at rhllndrlphlni clear.
St. Ixiilts nt Clevrlandi rold n rather.
Detroit nt Ihlraim cold urathrr.
-Sew lnrk at Iloston! rlrur.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NTIONl, I.KAOl'l.
rhlladrlnhln. 4: New ork, X
llrookl.m. 0: llmtnn, 3
Cincinnati. Si (htrnxn. I
I'lttsburth, St Nt. I.011M.
AMERICAN T.KAdl'K
Washington, I2i Athlrttra. A
Cleveland, Ai Detroit, t I
Chlcam, 4i l. IiiiU. 1
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE I
Tonws sniKiit i.k
ntnghnmtoit at Itatllmnro (two inmr),
Toronto nt .Jfrscr Cits. I
HufTiilo nt Newark.
Itoclirstrr at Rradlnir,
1ESTEltDl'S KKSI'I.TS
Toronto, Hi Jei-ncj ( Ity. 3,
oronio, it jersrr t iij , o,
Now-ark, Bi Buffalo, J,
IlufTato. IOi Nnnrk, 3.
Kochcstcr. At Readlnir. 1.
llaltimore, 7t llinehamton, 4,
STWDINd III- TKVMS
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Rtsldlnc 4 1 .son lrrir f Itv. 1 t .Inn
llaltlmorc 3 J .BOO IHiffVIo . 5 1 .4IM1
Toronto T S .BOO RrrhcMrr . 1 1 .40(1
rwark . 3 ,600 ninslinnilon 1 4 .200
SATURDAY'S BASEBALL
RESULTS '
NT10 II. I.EOl E
New ork. 4t rhllll-... 1.
Ilmnkln, ftt Ronton, 4 (13 Innlncsl.
( hlcnitn. 2: rilt-burrli. I (II Innlnts).
(Inclnnntl. 7: St. louts. ;.
MERH N I I.M.I E
Unnhlniton. Oi Athletics. 4. '
HnMnn. Ts Nen otk, i.
(Irtrland. Hi Detroit, 0.
thlcueo-st. louls (ruin).
INTKKVVTIONAI. I.MM E
Newark. 5: IlufTalo. 4 (12 Innlincs)
4e.rM Clti. "u Toronto. 1 (l Inninirs).
Readlnic, -it llodieslrr, ) (firt ennie).
Reading. 3: Rochester. O (second game).
IlinRhmnton St llnltlniorr. 5 (Hrt eanie).
Ilaltlmnrc. 10; lllnichuniton. 3 (second
sanie).
coi.i,r,(.i vri:
t Franklin tleld Penn. (1: Harvard, 1.
At Kafltnn-Lofaiette. 14 1 HnTcrford, 4.
At warthmore Swarthinorc. 3; Ruttert.
0. .
t Troildente Brown. ii Anle. I,
At Princeton rrlncetnn. 0 (ornell, 3.
At nnanoll Nav. 4i . . I . 1
H llnv Rldee Crescent, 4i N. . I', t.
U West Point West Point, if HIa
norn. 1, I
t lloboken Columbia. 3t steenN. 2.
At llnnoer Dartmotitti. 0, Matsncliunetts
AcxIps, 'J.
t Mlddlohnrr Vermont. 3; Mlddleburr. 1.
t Worccstci Fordhum, IOi llotr Cross,
4 (ten InntnKNl.
t Brunswick Colbr. Ht llowdoln, 4
At ( otuntbiis niilo state. 7l Purdue. 0
t ItandallMlllr Colcntr. I: West Mr
clnln, 0
At W nshlncton ( nthollc InUeriilti. 2t
Thlfth I'nUersit, I (It Innlncs).
t Unshlnrtnn neorcetonn lnlrerNlt.
5, North Cnrotlni State, t.
t Mlddlelo,in mherst. 3- Wcletan, t.
t Nw lln?rn np Frenhrncn. li st,
.Inhn'fl Milltarr cadmv, 1,
t Wllllamttonn Williams, I; I ulon, 3.
eapniit.v. The patk is supposed to hold
' n few hundred over .10,000, but it was
I only the bent of a midsummer sun pre
maturely blistering that kept the at
I tendame down to H.'.OOO. The gigantic
1 grandstands nt the Stonehnni Stadium
' were filled to overflowing. Those late
arrivals, unfortunate enough to hac to
' remain standing, blocked up the nisles
I nnd elbowed into the press box.
I The I'olo Grounds was not taxed to
'the limit. There were a few vacant
seats in the bleachers, but the empty
Iseitions were under the direct ras of
the ocrh industrious Mnv sun Secre
tun Fotci. of the Vow York dub, an
nounced that even before the gntne, the
.ticket distributors had stopped selling
seats to the grandstands nnd that at
least 40 000 persons hod tried to gain
admission to the game.
The battle staged between the
Phillips and the Giants was fitting to
the occasion It wns one of those
struggles that hangs tire to the last nut
in the last inning The Giants never
were more thnn two inns behind, and in
(he late sessions wetc in smli a position
that n lusty wallop meant victorv
Hliner Jacobs, the blond haired,
sangfroid hurler of .lack Coombs's staff,
wns constanth in danger, hut he was in
Iiis best form when the tin rat wns
greatest Jake was tombed for n total
of an even do7cn hits, ut with men
on bnses he tied up like a knot, and ten
of the MrGrnw plaveis were left
stranded on the runwavs
The 3."i, 000 fans weie in an uproar
in the ninth inning when two were
on and one run needed to even t lie
statistics. Hal Chase, who provioush
hnd swung a mean nnd wicked bat at
the youthful westerner, wns standing
nt the plate with two out A hit
meant extra innings anil miivlnp victory
An out meant the onlv tiiumph of the
series to the Phils Jntobs ninde Chnse
lift an easv fit to I. micros, who smoth
ered it with the nonclmlence and surely
that comes from long experience.
AX WILLIAMSON" and Hobby
Doyle were the headline entertain
ers nt the National last Saturday night.
with Williamson taking the verdict bv
n shade This was n hard fought ses
I sion all the way nnd proved to be n
pleasing exhibition
Pete Herman nnd Patsv Wallace
I were In the final bout, but it hardly
was deserving of the feature position
Herman made no effort to battle and
did all his fighting in the last minute
of the sixth round Herman loafed,
failed to give his best and put one over
on the fans. It was a good gymnasium
act.
Wallace gave his best, but his best
was not suflielent even tn make it in
teresting for llernmn, had the champion
cared to tit loose " I
.lack Riimo and lohnnv Meiils will rlsnh I
In the wind. up at Herman Tlor's Atlantic
City stportlne Cluh on Thurd nlsht This
will he Vealy a Orel etart lnc ho lot to
Johnnj Kllbane Hurt Kenny v. Jim Hosle 1
Willis Spencer ve Joe Horsey and Johnnv i
vpin vi i-mnKie juein conipiflio in
program
Kewple Calender ehould ha In nond hap
for his meetlni with Andv llurna In Ihe
rnmbrlH feature Frldav nlaht hewule was
booked to appear at th National lout Sat
urda nlaht but van dolna guard dutv at
the nav vard nnd waa unable to set nwav
He Is prepare! to make up for loet time
strains Hume The olhr bouts follow
Panny lluahes vs Joe rioraev Rav Knn1 ve
Terry Hanlon Johnny Morgan "s Mike Fair
hanks and Tommv Murra va Touns
Daniels
Battllnc InrraT llt not meet Johnnv
nuff nt the National Raturdav nlsht When
Manager Johnnv llurna learned that Bun"
wsa a 1J4 poun I entrv he lmmedlate railed
off the match Murray Is a flyweight and ft
reffular one
Battling lonard and Max Wtlliamsun
meet In the nmln bout at the Emplra A t
on Thursdav nlsht Four other bouts com
ptete the card
Cnl Delaney. th" hard hitting Cleveland
Uffhtne'ght Is elated to oppose t.ew Tendte
at the Olvmpfa one week from tonight
Delanev proved that he could fight hv
trouncing Joe Phillips In Ms battle hpro a
few weeks ago
Swim Meet at Honolulu
It Is announced from Honolulu that the
V M V A with the, sanction of the
llAwatlan Association ot the A A V will
hold a big swlmmtnr meet in the harbor
of that city Ma 30 and 3l
Butler Scores 32 Points
(edar Rnptds, la, Mav 5 Sol Butler,
Dubuqua College track and field atar acorad
82 of his school a AJ points tn n dual'-met't
with Cois College foe a well balanced t?am
won th meet with St points ni
ATLANTIC
8 ft
POLARIME
THE motor is the heart of your car or
truck. Try to dose it with any old
kind of oil and something's sure to happen.
Something disastrous.
An organization of lubrication-experts has
formulated a quartet of motor-oils (Atlantic
Polarine, Atlantic Light, Medium and
Heavy), one of which is absolutely the
exact oil for you to use in your truck or
passenger-car. Your garageman will tell
you which.
ATLANTIC
MOTOR OIL
Keep Upkeep Down
SINGLES AND BUNGLES
Did tou heor thou ttirnatltea rllcfc in
seven maor Imoiie' cttitr jcstcrdai?
Jnst how badly the fna want Sunday
fc.SbIl was demonstrated XMtjrday when
BO ieV UlPn JfiMV7 a-cwVH a-n.-i -w
Div-Hvasae
nlth Detroit yesterday when CovelesklA nat
i pointed Ehmke In r twirling duel that iai
decidfrt wnen tn inuhinn pur oer ti run
tn Xhn ninth Doubles J" Chapman anl
Klmr Smith manufactured the detitllnic
tan.
-WTMl
tuu.
- Erf Clcatt turned tn annthrr it lnitn
nt.Ht. anrt Phlla of coar. draw th blur- 0 nine for the IV hit 8 ox. It xcan aiiahbrc-
uaa-aiBw tt . . . i ...- . a7rjT fnHirtr. trnninnimn iti in ntiit
' Jfi,i"".' "I.a i., nf ih ..a. iiluo. linen it liai (cnltcd by rain. 7 his la
T-.. . "7-.l , , .. inn. .Um CllantaH
ina nmin innina i ."" " .-... .
... In h ti
and put the Phils back on
log easia.
a nfty-flfty work-
-nuilElim raa ssooad fo the Otmtt lit
' . ' ?"!5?..f tea. 8'Zv, !."?,
jf "ve, o w wt to win their first feci
limthts campolim. oa the lame ow.
tn Doiaers drtto o cromd of ts.sto versons.
seen. Washington nnd the AthleOca In the
auia raottal drew an asaemblare tnat ran
Int7 the five flfSei, EfM-thuw but the gate
t Into tne nre ngpree, x,pri
I) mi aad newa for the A'p.
No aoonsr had the "Phils claimed Edward
en?'oKf '.Pra.n.d hi. .nkl. - Sicking.
Who Will oe rm?ii' " 1 ..!. .itl
PhTt-V in tK - fibnc of Shorutop Fletcher
In tha recent erlei here, will net a chance
to break fiUo the next box icore of the
Coombs men.
The out) With the brown derby who aaid
that Pat Xfora' Rtds would My at soon as
fSw went vpooainat a feat ball club uas
HowAere to be found this morning,
9 Tred MHfhell'i . NftUonal Itawe ehijm
til7nwer kiwked utH.mbLH the flmt
Ruilnir-br the ItwSj Jterdy. Fle run In
the opwiln frame clinched the Terdlct for
the Mer men.
SUm Bailee.' the Hifirineport. O, aherlff.
pictured wltn lonr whlakera and o old that
he haO-to walk with a cane by New York
cribea durlnr the winter, waa the photo of
youth yeiterday. In hla first atari with
6k?pper MornJthe portilde Sallee held the
Cuba to. three htta.
Th -BiW with the iron-hit bat m tipped to
th plat Jatt ntaht and wt, on tne
secret iohv the Xtda are winning; "If
iecouse thtv have to win to etau on tot
urtth lhoa Dodger hit Una up euoh a Jatt
cull he wMapered-'Ottrt then ducked a hand
oreuad. Though thtv have won nine out of
imnevnteete th Red lead the Dodger onlv
two flame more iney nave juaycu.
T WU. ef the Hoaso of Mek, cn
ti reaHiler s hit or mere dallr. For
fCullTV lirnv urn wnnvcira
t Wahtnrton. Up nix
ultnrviliul ttaPAA alnslAsa. This
..lAfTtlap mlxtn blms ont of
Sro Umesa at bat for an aTcnute of
Leo Fobl' a Indians evened up the aerlea
the tthxne ball
the season.
cuner's third conquest of
the brilliant aouthpaw of
pti or
when
Wilbur roniitr
the Pirates, reristered his first triumph of
lav niitun in inrrr auin yricruu).
no nr.a ine vuruianin 10 nve 11118,
Ollte O'Mara. who has h&d murh hnrri
it are tied to him durino hit mainr Imnu
days, has been released by Brooklyn to the
Indianapolis Club, of the American As soda
Hon. For his refusal to report. Indianapolis
nas suspenaea me jormrr joager. t) Mara
aeciares ne uaius 10 go to MincauKee,
Dutch Teonard la about to capitulate to
Ihe ankeH. The aouthpuH. who wag traded
n h Krd Sor n Nrh nrlc ulih Pltrhsv.
Kntle hore and Outfielder Duffy Iw!p for
uiuueu, unnooiey ana uaiters, nrrireu in
New lork from California yesterday and
held a conference with the owners of the
anks. Ieonftrd was holdlne out for a sal-
ury 01 eiu.vw.
Connie Mack's Athletics are ret tine tn he
consistent losers, but while dropping ft a mm
they are making1 all sorts of records In
two straight (.vmteats with Wash I nut on the
had no less than thirty-five men left on
bases seventeen HaturdaA nnd elRhteen
terday Why ask "that's wronir with
the A's?"
New York scribes are loud in their praises
of Prank Woodward the rtahthand rookie
of the Phils After Saturday's (fame. In
which Woodward allowed the Giants eight
hits, but lost the decision, one scribe said
"Coombs has yncoered a real pitcher in
.Mr, woodward "
Three Anaered Keefe. formerly of the Ath
letics, tu, fried hi first game for Charley
Dooln at Reading on Saturday. He blanked
Rochester tin the openlnc tilt of a double
header, arttinn thm iferljvimi rrtier RHl Hern
hard!, former Penn curver, who uorked for
Arthur Irwin' team.i Lefty Weinert made it
a dual shut out for Reading by allowing
only ttco hits in the second comoat,
nr the way. Readlnjr met Its first reverse
or me campaign yenreraar, wnen iooins
men wr blankel with Htb hits bx llroaan
Fltet thousand persona iw this Sunday
same in tne pretzel town
of Cleveland, has et to have
lenvery mis pennant
Guy Morton,
a. run apnrri off ht
arramhltt. IT rt?clattrd his aecond con
aecutlve shut-out , on Saturday when he
blanked Detroit with alx hits.
Automobile School
Complete Instruction cjven in overhauling, repairing and adjusting
all types of cars. Students do actual work on complete modern equip,
ment "under "tho" direction ot skilled, practical instructors. Kery car
owner should know how to repair his own car. He will sae money,
time and temper.
- . AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS
ABE.TRAINJ YOIt XXPERT OARAGE WORK
aAU students do actual work on cars and. part h.
New afternoon and evening classes Btart Monday, May 6.
particulars,
?., T.'IVl. . JA.. AUtO sDcnooi
Call for
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Deposits are to be made with the Disbursing Officer, Ignited .
States Naval Base, Gibraltar; and may be cash or certified '
check, which may accompany bids or be handed to said '
officer at or before time of opening bids. "
All bids aie to bp made in United States Gold Coin, and
must be enclosed In a sealed envelope addressee! to Dis
bursing Officer, United States Naval Base, Gibraltar.! and
marked "Sealed Bid for S.S. OPHIR." . t
Bids are to be opened at 10 A. M., June 15, 1919, at'the'
U. S. Naval Base, Gibraltar. '
The Board reserves the right to reject any anff all bids.
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