tf "vr ISVJSyrSfl PUBLIC LED(mMJHILAD.tiLPHrA, THURSDAY, ,11 itltr 8, 1919' r- r,t j MAY ff PHILADELPHIA GOLFERS FIND MANY ATTRACTIONS TODAY IN SHORE TOURNEY Th XI ma, of Frankford, want .aoH7 with flrauclaaa homo cluba. WlllKm K7- iic, ou uraniio sireei on 1 Ifflhta ! r :4l, ? 5sj GEIST CUP. TOURNEY IE ENTRY Seventy-four Women Golfers in Sixth Annual Event Tomorrow AT OVERBROOK GOLF CLUB ScTPntr-fotir women colters ot this rlty nml vicinity linve Entered the sixth nnnunl competition nt the Ovcrbrook Holf Club for the Clnrcncc II. (icist tun tomorrow. Some of the most prominent of our locnl women experts nrp on the entry list. Mrs. Ilonnld II. Ilnrlow, of the Merion Cricket Club, has two legs on the trophy, having won permanent pos session of the first cup. If she wins tomorrow the second cup will lietomc her property. Miss Caverly (o Tlay Tn addition to Mrs. Bnrlmv Miss Mildred Cnverly. the national rutiner up nnd the prcent locnl chnmpion, is entered. Miss Cnverly wns three strokes behind Mrs. Ilnrlow in Inst year's com petition. Mrs. f. Henry Stetson, one of the lentlinc hnlf (lo.en women plnyers of this district, is ntiother entry. Other Hunt ingdon Vnllry women who have entered include Mrs. Caleb I Vox, five times the woman champion ot Philadelphia nnd once a national runner-up, nnd Miss Klennor T. Chandler, who is play ing better golf this year than ever be fore. Medal Play It is nn IS-hole medal piny competi tion nnd there will be a prize for the best gros nml the best nettScorcs nnd in addition the winner will itnvc her name engraved on the cup. STUDENTS WANT CONTROL DRAWS LARC Seek Five Memberships to Penn U.nlverslty Council A plan to give the students more control in t'enn athletics hns been pro posed by the undergruduate council. It t-uggests that five students be entitled to membership in the Cniversity Coun- I'il on Athletics. This is two more than the present student representation. Another suggestion is that of the six hltimni members of the athletic council Ihrcc be elected bv the board of trustees ' nnd the remaining three by alumni members ot the athletic association. . Under the present arrangement, nil Ux nlumni members of the athletic ' rouncil arc named by the trustees. The suggestion will be taken up at the monthly meeting ot the nthletic coun til tomorrow. MURPHY SELLS HORSES ' Buyer Pays $5000 for . . . ' l English Harvest 5yipn n..i.i,.;o V Y Mav S. roUgllUeepsie, .. " ," Thomas W. Murphy, the noted trainer, lias nunounced the sale of two high- i i - t.. i,l,i 'tlorlinttie of i priced horses to Adam .viacnauie, oi Livernool. Kngland. for export. ,,.,..'. ":n l,o .hinnorl tn New 1 i 1117 win duuii (, ...i', ..----. Vork nnd nlacod in cfiarge ot the Insig- Tiptrm Company for shipment. One nf the horses sold is' the 3-year-old filly Harvest Sylph, by the Harvester. 2.01 : nam. Baroness Virginia, 2.08M, a product of Curls Neck Farm. The price paid was $5000. The exact identity of the other horse b not yet known bo.vond Mr. Murphy's statement that it is one of his former pupils with a fast race record. West Catholic Freshmen Win , Through superior plavlna In the field and It bat the West (..ilhollc Kreshmen defeated Ihe nldlev l'nrlc lleserves by the seoro ot I tn fi McDonald starred at hat with three Jltli nut of live trips to the plate, ahd Marie unniiiRliam. n new asset to the I reshmen rani, fielded faultlessly nnd superbly. Ks eCi pltuicd a Bteady game. Championship Swim May 29 New York. May S. The t'ltv Athletic Tlub announced vesterday that It had se lected Slav ".II as the date for the holding of the L'lMi-sard metropolitan championship jiwlm for men vvhlth was awarded to it te tently. N. Y. A. C. Carnival June 7 New York, jr.iv R. The annual summer track and field gatnea of the New York Ath letic Club will be held on tho organiza tion outdoor track nt Travers Island on tho afternoon nf June 7 -State Downs Army Nine YVct Point, V, V,, Mav 8 Annv defense rrumhled In the seventh, nnd tho cadets began tossing tlin ball wildly about. In this frame Pcnn Slate won tho contest. Score, state, 7, Arm.v, '-'. Catholic University Meets Fordham TVnw York. Mav 8 Tho I'athollc Unlver- Iltv nine vvill pUv ot rordham Unlvernltv oday Tn the first game of Ihe series last .eek Fotdham won by (1 to 3. Moore Elected Harvard Track Capt. Cambridge, Mass., May 7. William Woore, of Gloucester, n sprinter, wns made captain of the Harvard track team today. Lansdale, 8; East Greenville, 4 I.unsdale. Pn,, May 7 The T,ansda1o High won from Iiust Greenville. High hero esterdav afternoon, 8 to A. Although Ichltcter. tho Bast Greenville twlrlcr, fanned fwclve I.ansdale batsmen, ho leceted ragged (upport. Harvard Golfers Lose Six Matches Cambridge, Muss., May 7. Tho' Georgia School of Technology golf team tvon. nil six matches from Harvard to- Say. PORTABLE ELECTRIC Makes Repairs Right in Your Own Shop""" KEEP tho works running in pite of breakdowns. 'Vve'll go to your plant and weld that broken boiler, tank, crankshaft or any joint or metal plate v Without Removal v ' From Place By trj'e QUASI-ARC process no com plicated machinery Is needed, so re pairs' ire made on tho spot. A per fect, permanent Joint Is formed practically corrosion-proof and (rest from contortion to surrounding mctsl, Reid Avery Co. 14& BRANDYWINE ST. Safes Aeenlt far the Only System ot Wtlditif Officially rvrovtd. by What May Happen ire Baseball Today AMERICAN LEAM'K Won Lost P.r. ln I.""- rhlrnto I S .SIR .33 .i:n lloMon 4 .two .Ban ..." Cleveland 4 .boo ,nsn .sir Now lork ft 1 .MB .000 ,S4H Waslilnitnn fl ft .Mil .SB..1 ..100 ATiu.KTits . . a 7 .son .:m ,ms Nt. liOllls S 7 .300 .30) .173 Hrlroit ... .3 8 .SIS .3.13 .'J.W NATIOVAT, I.V.MU K Hon l.ost r.r. Win linse llrooltlrn R I . ,WM .mil) .Roil Cincinnati .1 .7, Ml .7(19 ,fi!J New otk.. 3 .BB7 .700 ,HIM Chlrairo 7 4 ,B3 .lillj .JIM niiM.lKs ... 4 r. .141 ..io .ino rlttshurrh 4 A .inn .IM .3H4 St. Louis 3 111 .331 .3H .214 llollon 0 il .WMI .100 .000 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AMERICAN I.KAdl'K Clrvrlanil, li SI. I,nuls. !!. ( hlcnto, Oi Drlroll, 3. othrr games iiostpnnrili rain, NATIONAL I.KAOtJK AH KnmfA nostponrilt rain. TODAY'S SCHEDULE national i.i:uu;n 1'hllllM Hi llrooklvn loitrir. Boston nt Nevr orU Clouttv. st. UiuU nt rittniirith Clear. Clndnnati at Chtcuito f'lsudj. amkkican i.K(it i: vv York at rhlladrlnhln loud. Washington at Itoston (lotid.v. i hlrairii nt Cleveland Clear. Petrol! at St. I,oiil Ruin. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE YESTKnn.wn nBsri.Ti All name postponed on account of rain. STANDING OK Till: Cl.llts. w. i r.c. w. i.. im . Toronto. 3 2 .714 Rochester 3 S .Son llnlllmnre I 3 .BB7 HurTalo . 3 4 .120 Nrvvnrk . 3 .S7I .Jersey f.v. S I .331 Ufadlnc. 4 3 .571 lllniha'tn 1 A .1(17 TOII.WS OAMK.S Rochester nt Jersey City. Itlnthamtoit nt Newark. lluiralo at Ilalllmore. Toronto at Rrndlns. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Toledo Milwnukeo"1 Toledo .... Hatterle and Murphy. Tt. ir E 1 7 n S 10 n Stumpf; Radi -Williams and At I.oulKVllIe . n. IT E Minneapolis 3 (1 0 T.milsvUlA 2 S 1 I llnlterles Sehauer and Owena; Davis and 1 Kocher. I At Kansas City n. Tf E 1 Kansas Cltv S17 3 , Indianapolis n 8 3 I Battprles- Hoffman. Hall and Brock, FteelP, Dale and I.eary. Tet Innings. Binglcs and Bungles Said the 01(1 (n thr oroteii drrhu lo nl romiiaiiioa tutfh the penrl irf: "Gutai VU have to take one of those vears off atiri rend that 80.000 itorrf peorr treaty. The Ameri can oitd .Vatfonflt Leaoues are different from the leaauc of vatloni; then olr.c a fellom n ' chan ire to ilfi otr luiai s noma on vu prlat- ino a score ov innings.' llavlnr been tipped off by German pleni potentiaries that the 80.000-word peace treaty waa for release, this morntnr. Al Ijiwson promptly omanlied new Iruriio to rrowd the I.eame of Nations out of the llmelltht. Score: Iairue of Nations, 80,000 words, Al I.uwson, 100 words. Davo Bancroft's leg Is the first break the Phils have had thin buddlnf; campaign Jack Coombs's shortstopper Is hobbling along: on crutches and may not break Into a box score for two months. I nt the xlrteen hla teaaue club only four hnd the iirrre to plot names on the day thai ' the league of nations came to bat ivith bO.OOO Moras. fc T1)t ,,,,(, ilftn.n ( Yanks and Athletics Imlnv l the last combat for the Mitckmen ni shllie Park until tliev return from their nine nround the circuit on May 29, when the Red !o ionic here. Th flrft "O.ono words nf the peaee treaty are the most difficult lo read." sdld ;rnulh as he c, 5ld (ne mornnr paper and sent the bellhop for a ouart of chocolate. Ice creani and the biggest and ljiachest cigar 111 capiivu. 7,'lrf fjleason's TChffe gor literally stole the decision from Detroit. .Vo leas than seven thefts uere comwlltra by iie Amcitcan Ltaaue raccmahct s. ' Even a tnlrler from the sand lots takes treat -delight III beating the St. Louis llrowns. Uhle. n Cleveland bnrklot flipper heat the Mound rlty nine yesterday for his second triumph of the season. Chief Bender may stage a comeback on the diamond nri Haturday, when in all prob ability ho will twirl for Earl Mack's Mer chant Ship nino against Itoy Thomas's Stet son team Thirteen million feet of Key stone telephone underground ducts completely gridiron Philadelphia. If you don't have a Keystone telephone you are cut off from this vast network through which the great volume of the business talk of the City passes. No ambitious and alert business man will stand for that. Keystone unlimited business telephones cost only about one cent an hour and you can use them as often as you like without extra charge. Telephone Main 1 Mr, lllake KEYSTONE TELEPHONE SYSTEM 135 South Second Street POINT BREEZE PARK rhlla.'s Wonderland John Kpmle. Mrr. Grand Opening, Sat'd'y, May 10 GATTI AND HIS BAND Amusements In Crenter Variety Than Efer Hooks Now Open for ricnlca and tlamea WELDING PROCESS Wo are electric melaUurtjiala and contractors. Our experts in textile and paper machin ery, high-pressure piping, etc., are at your service. Atlantic City Begins Big Spring Tournament .iiinnuc my Jlny S. rpwo i. i .. i i.u uempie Country Cluo plajeis opened the annual spring tournament of the Country Club of At lantic City at S:l.- this morning. 1'ive minutes inter two other membeis of the same club stepped up to the tec nnd drove the bull townrd the first green. This will be kept up nt five-minute intervals until 2:0 this afternoon. Not only is It n large entry list, but n very representative field, nnd the New York district has sent a number of good golfers here for the purpose of running away with the fust tournament. Fortunately Philadelphia has some of its best men down here nnd the New York crowd is going to have a hard time ot it. Probably the favorite is IMdie Stjles. who startled the Pinehurst plaj - ,eis bv winning the nieilnl in two big tournaments there nnd uns finalist in one of lliem. lie is playing in very fine form nnd he ought to go through to the finnl round. Maurice Itisley, who won the Inst two spring tournaments, is plajing nnd At lantic City is bucking him to win. Alec Coles, of the Philadelphia Country Club. Fred Knight, the hero of two mnrnthnn golf mutches nnd who was beaten In the spring tournament here last jenr by llislei. but who won the fall event, nnd .1. C Parrish. one ot the best of the nietinpnllliin golfeis, are in the hunt nnd we are likely to see some rattling line gidf befnie the tournament is ner. The I nlrhltl A. C. wants two camps for, Julv t wllh a flrit rlns homo club. I. .pn kins carp ef Pairhlll 11. I'., fits Alkehrnv I av enup BUY! PHILADELPHIANS BUY! i Failure of the Victory Loan is inconceivable! The Banks and Trust Companies of Phila delphia will loan 95 on Victory Notes at 4M for a period of ninety days and will renew such loans for a further period of ninety days at the same rate. Borrow and Buy to Your Limit Aldinc Trust Co. American Bank Bank of Commerce Bank of East Falls Bank of North America Belmont Trust Co. Beneficial Saving Fund Society Broad Street Bank Centennial National Bank Central National Bank Central Trust & Savings Co. Chelten Trust Co. Colonial Trust Co. Columbia Avenue Trust Co. Commercial Trust Co. Commonwealth Title In. & Tr. Co. Corn Exchange National Bank Continental-Equit. Title & Tr. Co. 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At I Inn ii rd the dlfiiriillv has Jieen solved h. having a daih lumh for the baseball phncis and a dnlh din ner in the evening fur the ninsmeu This scheme of so Milled "piiilial1' training tables lias been npproved bv the athletic lonunitlee at Harvard I Georgia Tech Wallops Harvard ( amhriilEo. M,o... (av s- itr flMrpia Si hniil of IV. hmiloRV pn!f tr.nn won all MX innlrhpa finm Matvard etprdiM Girard Trust Co. Guar. Tr. & Safe Dep. Co. Haddington Title & Trust Co. Hamilton Trust Co. Holmesburg Trust Co. Industrial Tr. Title & Savings Co. Int. Title Ins., Tr. & Safo Dep. Co. Kensington National Bank Kensington Trust Co. Land Title & Trust Co. Liberty Title & Trust Co. , Logan Trust Co. Manayunk National Bank Manayunk Trust Co. Market Street National Bank Market Street Title & Trust Co. Merchants Union Trust Co. Middle City Bank Mutual Trust Co. National Bank of Germantown National Security Bank Ninth National Bank Northern Central Trust Co. Northern National Bank Northern Trust Co. North Penn Bank North Philadelphia Trust Co. Northwestern National Bank Northwestern Trust Co. Olney Bank Oxford Bank of Frankford Parkway Trust Co. Pelham Trust Co. Pennsylvania Bank Haverford Wins Close Meet tlnirrfnrd. Ph.. Mnv s MtDtlrnlicrg loft n i lo.ph ronlr.1,,1 naiK ni'.l lo Havcrliml vp.terdn i, n Hultiin PI, Id ihe final scori h.lntr ." 17 llifh ti'Hin wore Hliciut ernl tn.it, hrd hihI the IsHtif, f i he riK rl whk tn tlttubt vim H the tMnmll' ta- when Haver- 1 ford vrrnlilie,l hotli llr-t mil n- onil pluccs 'n' lhre ,iir - ' nyobocLy eve? ahto.naes' from ! R AMESES i CIGARETTES J Benefit for Wolfson I Stnrlv Wotfunn who liail a Irvnut with Iho Iietrolt Amfrtranii a few enr aco and vvlin now N down with tubrrutnln will Hp . tfllderetl a hpnofll at Ihp Starr flardpn Her rrnllon i nni. r sVv.nth and Lombard atrertN 1 tomorrow eetilnn lip hn been nh k for th Ma.r ;" - Penna. Co. for Ins. on Lives, etc Penn National Bank Peoples Bank Peoples Trust Co. 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