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Today's Classic
GOING TO BE' HEAVY
l-oulsvUlc, Ky, Mny 10. Dnrk skies
nnrl predictions for rnln did not stop
(he proRrVss of n jrrrnt throne toward
the- rncr- trntk today nor did the. pros
pect of n heavy truck force overnight
witlidrnvvnle from the list of fourteen
thoroughbred, enrded to storl'ln the
forty-fifth renewal of the Kentucky
Derby at . Churchill Downs this niter
noon. Ktterminatof won last year's
Derby in 2.10 -Ifi.
Neither weather nor (lie traik con
ditions, due to a two dn;s' rain, np
pnrcntly removed Ktertinl ns the public
choice, nUhough sentiment nppearcd to
Indlcnte Billy Kelly and Sir Ilarton had
it multitude of backers. Meanwhile n
coterie of eastern people, it wan said,
think well of the chances of Vindex,
Harry Pnync 'Whitney's entry.
Corson, considered n good mud horte.
I'nder Fire, Henninc's 1'nrk. Hegalo,
Sailor, Clermont and Frogtown each
had n respectable following prior to post
time.
Fourteen Entries
Xhc morning of the lace find four
teen of the original seventy-five nomina
tions coming up to their owners' ox-
nectatioiiH ns worthy of striving for the
rich prize of $22,000 that will be the
winner's share, In addition to the ini-
mortal fame. ;
The heavy going, however, has
failed to make the rnllbirds and others
take their bankroll off Eternal, Itegalo
and Hilly Kellj. The chance of the
going being heavy is believed to have
dampened the ardor of the pastern on
tingent. which favored Vindex, Harry
Payne Whitney's horse.
Rllly Kelly Draws V.
Auy great admirer of Hilly Kelly,
from the .1. K. I. Koss barn, who may
be of u HiipetslitlotiK nature can take
no comfort in the information that in
this afternoon's drawing for positions
Hilly Kelly drew No. K!.
Aside from the unlucky number, this
position places the Itoss gelding, who
Is second in favoritism with IUernal,
next to the outside post place. It is
true thnt when the actual start comes
Hilly will not be in the thirteen hole,
for there will be scratches, but neier
theless thnt is the number that will be
given him on the program.
Mr. Itoss Called Home .
Further bad luck that came to the
Ross establishment was u telegram that
tamo this morning snjing thnt the
father of Mrs. Hoss was dangerously i
ill at Montreal, and that means that
Mr. and Mrs. Hoss will not be here to- I
day to sec their horses run. Comman- ,
der Hoss never has seen a Derby, nor i
has he ever had a Derby candidate j
prior to this jenr. The Hoss priinte
car left here at 4 o'clock yesterday aft- '
ernoon for Montreal
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Bo Frank is lucky cnought to have
il,ann annrl ntlitlnn n tl ll ItO 11llfht '
even be on the rail, for there is a bare
chance thnt Sir Htirton, from the Hoss
stable, may not start. fSuy Hedivell,
trainer of Sir Ilartou and Hilly Kelly,
AniwtaVwr,lLh;,w;
not start if the track is muddy, tin j
c-hanccs now aie much more in favor,
of his starting than not. " N- Mn-V 10- ( on'1' l'liw-
, . son Jtobertson nnd his strong rniier-
Oreat irowd ,
... ,. ,. ,. i - iSity of Pennsjlvania track team ar-
No former kciitu-kt Uerb.v ruiiiiing .' , , . , . , ,. , ,, r
has brought heie the immense attend- 1'1V1 r 'nt(' '"' nlB'" f"'' lllp r"'f
ance than that now in evidence. All the important dual meet of the season heie
leading hotels have been forced to turn (,,, afternoon.
prospective gursisuwH.v in u.ov . roe,
niutl. ni.AKv oi.ntl.ihlA ii-nni line henn re. i
served and'many annual visitors to v lew j'"' "'""I'' K-vo the Cornell ,-ombiua-the
Herby running have, through neglect tion a real fight, and Coach Moakley is
to make early leservation, been forced looking for nothing easy. The way in
to cancel their trip or chance linding wlfi(.h Pptm pforiPll agnins, ,1P
quart ero iu private icsidence. 1,0.1 1 1 .
Every section of the Vnion has ex- ;NnT-v la9t ,t'''ln.v l" ppn suth.-.ent
tensive representation. The Wall SI 1 eel . to convince the Ithacaus that the
delegation being particularly couspicu- Quakers have the classi ,
ous. nnd. were brought here by spec-iul renM ookH vp , ,u bp g j t
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Payne Whitney party required three
special cars, nnd lack of hotel space
means nothing to them, for they will
fare sumptuously aboard their luxuri
ous cars.
The Wall Street contingent will not
be the only wealthy representatives
who will cheer for the vvinuer, as the
nil operators of Oklahoma and the
Hnnger Texas fields, headed by Huther
ford Jones, Kdward Slnuns and Harry
Sinclair, will be among those present.
The trio of extensive oil mugnutes arc
deep dyed in the wool racing enthu-i-iasts.
Simms is part owner of Eternal
and others in the James McClelland
stable.
BIG SOCCER GAME
Merchant A to Play Picked Team at
, Falrhlll Park Today
One of the most interesting soccer
matches of the season will be played
(his afternoon at The old Falrhlll base
hall grounds, Third street and Lehigh
avenue, between the Merchant "A"
nejecpr eleven nnd thp picked team from
the various shipyards,
Thcsp tpams havp met twice uud each
has romped home with u game. Presi
dent Big Hill-Wilson, of the Merchant
'Shipbuilding Corporation, will present
1 1 tho winning team with medals and a
silver tup.
Many Soccer Teams to Play
for South America Title
Illo de Juneho, 21-iy 30. Soccer
'football teams from Argentina,
Chile nnd Uruguny are' here to com
fittc for the clmmpionlshp of South
America, Brazilian tenms pre also
entered for the totirnamenti Six
gamea will he played on Sundayx
ami holidays, beginning May 11 nml
closing May 20. This event In
South America has the same sig
nificance ns the, world' baseball
series in the United Stales'. During
tlie tournament pautical sports will
be. hcldi
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What. May Happen
in Baseball Today
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Iloston . . 7 4
New Vork 4
Cleveland . . n .
Washington 1
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL I.KAfil'K
Cincinnati,
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AMERICAN IXAflUK
All niw postponed
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL I.KAtH'K
Honlon t Philadelphia rnstponrd Rain.
v Vork tat nrookljrn Haiti.
St. Jmls nt Pittsburgh Ctninlir.
Clnclnnnll lit Chlrmo Clear.
A.MKItlCAN T.TIAUl'K
Athletics nt Iloston Cloudy.
Washington nt New York Ruin.
Chicago at Cleveland Rnln.
Detroit nt St. Louis Cleor.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
At New Orleans, I.n. IJ
Xpw Orleans ;
Atlanta .... .... . .
naileries -Torkelaon and Kitchens.
nan and Nelderkorn.
Serond garnet " It K
Now Orleans ' 7 -
Atlanta ...nil
Batteries Ilobertson and Kitchen. Adams
and Ramon. Seven Innings, b agreement
At Chntlunoora. Tenn. Tt. Jl E
Chattanooga . . . H .1
Little, Itock . 4 (I 3
llatteiles Noel and lllgglns, llevengel and
Brotteni
At Mobile. Ala. It. II K
Birmingham . 7 13 '2
Mobile - 7 A
Batteries jonnson ana voieinan, ifman
and I'eter
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Tenn. N'ashUlle-Memrhla.
Columbia In Dual Meet
New Vork, May 10, Broiwi and Ccllum
bla appear to be well matched for their dual
meet on youth Held this afternoon.
FIELD JOCKEYS, WEIGHTS, ODDS AND
POSITIONS FOR KENTUCKY DERBY
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Horse Weight position Jockev Odds
Sir Harto llo 1 Loftus :
Re Frank 110 2 llutwcll 1";
Vindex 122 .'! Knapp ,!
Corson 122 I Murrn H'
St. Hernard 110 .". I'ool '-'.-
tKternnl 122 I! Scluitlinger . ."-2
Vulcanite 110 7 '. Hon aid !'
Fntler Kire 122 s M. (iffrner I"'
Sennings Park 122 !i l.unsford 20
Uegnlo 117 111 P. Murphj '"
tSnilor lilt 11 .1. Mclnljre T.-2
Clermont 122 12 llnrrelt J0O
Hilly Kelly 110 IIS Simile i
Frogtown Ill) H .1 Morjs .-)
J. K. 1,. Kis entry.
IV. .1. McClellaud eutrj.
TO OPPOSE CORNELL1
Coach Robertson Has Fine Ma -
terial in Big Meet at
Ithaca Today
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QUAKERS FAVORED TO WIN
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and middle distance races, hut, as
usual, must concede the distance events
to Cornell. Moakley, as usual, has a
wonderful collection of long distauce
athletes, and they appear nlmnst un
beatable in the one and two mile events.
The field events seem to be divided
equally. The result of today's meet
should serve to give the collegiate fans
an excellent line nn the outcome of
the intercollegintcs which will he held
in Boston ou Mny 30 and III.
Peun and Cornell are ver.v strong,
nnd this meet will be watched ilosely.
No Game at Shore
Atlantic t'ltr. N. J.. Mnv ill Ruin
1 rftuiu-d the etttirellatlon of the Southern High
t Atlantic City illgh School baseball irnine
t-cheduleel here this afternoon. The pre
liminary content was also called off
Tlie shore nine travia to Hlftnmown ne-ce
, aatuway 10 nay Peddle m.titut.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES
laisan A. A,, a flrst-ilass nine, haa open
dates. J. W. Dando. 1348 Rockland street
The Dalton Club, of West Philadelphia,
would luce to arrange mi with- all first
class traveling- teams, malnlv Pitman or
the Iteadlne Independents for May 30. Lewis I
O. Slclllaln. 837 North 'ruentvslstr. street
The Clentlale It. C a slxleen- ear-old
nine, wants to arrange games with nines
who are willing lo travel to the Dairy.
Falrmount Park Robert Springer, 1712
North Taney street.
Clifton II, C, a slxteen-seventeen-vear-old
(ravelins team, wanla lo book Saturday and
Sunday games. II. !.aur. 1521 lasker
street
Wjrnola ,. A." would like lo hear from
flrst-clas latched and Intlelrter. Charles
Feljner, 2S0I 'Master street.
The Argo A. A.,
haa Klav 17 ODen
seml-prn trevllng team.
J. II. Palley. 710 Bel-
grade street, or phone Kens!
ngion
1801-W
alter a p m.
Sihattnomii A. A
wants games wllh any
flrat-elass homa or traveling teams,
J ranis
Shields, S715 rulatkl ave.
The Jinx II. C' of South Philadelphia,
wants to arrange games with nfteen-stxteen.
year-old teama. W. Steinberg, 2008 South
Hutchinson alreet
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llreennay B. C. a fourteen-slxteen-year.
old traveling team, has open dates, M.
Drown. 1721 North Thlr'i-thlrd street,
Collins A, 0. wishes a. game for sturday.
Mar 17. Call William 'Jordan. Dickinson
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Wm ' ,' Br a v as . jjM iPl
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3 YALETnd PRINCETON
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Phillies
FR01 PENN STATE
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, George DecKer's Pupils TakejPrfp .untietes imnpetp
Honors in Four of the
Six Bouts
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i M'FADDEN DEFEATS LON LEW
Penn won the fust collegiate hoing
tournament ever belli in this country
last evening from the Penn State team
at Wright man Hall. The pupils of
(ienrge Decker took Ihe honois in four
of the siv. bouts.
The surprise of thf evening was the
defeat of Lou Lew, the Oriental light
weight .amateur champion of the I'ni
versll.i. Lew was favorite over C. A.
McFaddiui, of State, but the unusual
style of the visitor cnmpletel, baffled the
lied and Hlue athlete.
The siiipmarieH follow :
11.1 pound elans Won b clorilini Hurkett.
of Penn, oer t. II Jenkins of Mate Three
rounds
12.1-pounet (.lass 3 Hlomon nf I'eun, heat
R 11. Friedman of jsiale Thiee rounds
131-pomiel class C A .VkFadilenfl of I-enn
Mate, heat Hon Lew, amateur champion of
lenn Three rounds
HM-pound class Frank (Iraut of Venn,
beat I.e Mar (.'ooper. of Penn Stale 'I hree
lounds
IM-pouncl class Eddie Aiken, of Penn
Slate, won oler William Armstrong eif penn
l-'our round . (Kxlra lound necessary foi
leclslon I
IflU-pound 1 lass Ileitis Bourne of reim
be.a Ha) Henn of Penn Slate Three
rounds
Referees Hert l'rohurt, Jaek 1) Krlen
Willlatu Korap and Joe Wright
Penn-Prlneeton Idle
The annual baseball came between l-eni
ond Princeton arheduled for KranUltu Kleld
this afternoon, was postponed on aetounl
of rain
Glen Mills Meet Postponed
The Olen Mills Interathnlssllcs. scheduled
for today, were called off on account of
rain 'Ihe n.eet will be held cm Ma:- '.-4
Haddington A, A. Hants gamea atrai from
home, May 17 open W H Klkeu SOS
Nort(i Sixty-sixth street
The Chlnkatee Club, a first das tratel
Ing team, has open dates .lack Karsl for
merll with llrooklin Nationals, 1217 North
Liigniu sii eet.
Tlie Onus (-ub, a slxeen-tventyear-old
traveling team, haa open dates. J. Harris
niJ North Fourth street.
The Kast I'nrk l'rnr has .Mae in. 17. 21
and 31 open for first. elae home teams
William Denges, ISIS North Twentieth
street
The llealrxvllle II. ('. haa open dales In
May and June, for all first-class clubs. Ad
dress. Reader. 42'!! Klrhmond street.
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The Alms F. C. haa open dates for first
class home teams otTering a guarantee. Wil
liam lllll, 2038 North Third street.
Western A. A., a first-class traveling
team, desires out-of-town games for Sun
days. A J I'arly. 1734 Wldener nulldlng.
The Collins A. C, a sevenleen-elghlcen-
ear-old traveling nine, would like to book
gamea for May 17 and all of June and July.
V. It. Clements, 1S31 Moore street.
. The nrookdale Club, a first-class traveling
team, wonts to arrance gamea with Audu
bon, Pitman, Palmyra-nlverlon or any other
club for May 17 and July 4 (a. m and p.
in.). P. C. DIM, 418 North Slxty-thlrd
atreel.
The Indiana Club, fresh from fuelr vic
tory over the Sloyerstonn Club, haa May
17 and 30 (a. in. and p. nie) open for first
class home clubs. Joe Mrlman. 1930 North
Thirty-second street.
RUMOR HAS THESE PLAYERS
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Captain Braden to Lead Eli
Athletes Against Erdman's
Tiger Squad
SCHOOLBOYS TO COMPETE
Print clou. N. .1.. Ma 10 ale nml
Princeton will compete on the cinder
path in the Palmer Alcmoiinl Stadium
this afternoon iu Ihe first dual Hack
meet between the two universities siinc
the outbreak of the war.
.nle has a formidable list of entries
headed bj Captain Hiaden and should
ensilj excel in all the Held events,
while the Tigers seem to lane a slight
advantage on the Intel..
'Krdiuan Favorite hearth hoiiuils it t the hotel that Huston mission to inlK lenns in Cntiheis linn
Captain Krdnian. iuteic-ollegiatc- bur has been a poor baseball town this sen lll(' !""' Cruise in vie-w of piobiihl'
die champion, is expected to be return- j "" hut Ileal holds tine on), for ih,.' shi-i ing Hedieii-on lo Si. Louis fin
ed winner in both the low and high ' Itiaves. who won their liisi game on these Iwo pin, ei anil then till hing Con
hurdles. ' Thursdn, 'yules Mini Ciuise ove-r to (lie P.raies fo-
. Tl1" n '1 "1'1nl, Ll." "'", ",0,"1 Have (;o.ul Crowds ' Nollf'
interesting race on.the days, aid. In' l-'lve Corneied Ileal
this event. Uc-ed. who broke the In i I "c- Itecl Nik hale hi en elinw ing good t, ,,,,...,,
i lerschnlaslic mile lecord while at Mer , ' i"ds til Penwa, Phi k. ' , Several ' I'1-" "' "'"-. " Mailings ,
ceisburg Academ, . will represent Yah-,
and Pentielil, Mi-Cullock and Knjmond,
nil members of the four mile-rclaj team
elicit .liuciri.rntslieil Itself fit Hie t-eeent
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llllli ll-ll,.s, M 111,1 L.il ,n. 111.-1-
llietwenlj inn el nniiuiu iniei si noiiis-
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el... ,i.,,.i ,.,. Tuentt ,,f Ihe I,..,,,.,. 'themselves to the
eastern high and p.eparator, schools
hiue .-ntercel teams, and of these the
sliffesi eomm-tition will be between Mei -
ceisburg Ae-adem, . Hill School anil
I.uwicnceville.
.Merceisburg has nipluii-d tin- nth'
for the last four .veins and it win lo
da, will give them permanent possession
nf the iircseut troph, They bent out
Hill last spring hi less than half
point.
PITT TEAM MEETS NAVY
Captain Shea's Men Favored In Dua ! Perry All Set
Clash Today Mink iH ready to Hing Send Petri
Annapolis. Mil.. May 1(1.. Thesiiong against the world's . hniupioiis iu the
. , , , 1 1 1- 1 !i, I fust "f Hie series -loelny. anil Ihe big
Pitt trark team, led b.v 1 innk Mien .., h,,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,. pMth , ,;
cniitain of tlie Smoketown hovs. and I nppov,,,! hy Carl Majs Pern has vet
one of the best middle distance run- I lo win his first game mid nub Mnjs
,. I.. .I.e ei,-. tem heil hei e last i therp hurling agmnsl him chniiees
ni.ht for the dual meeting with the
Xnvv here this afternoon.
The Navy showed poorly againsi Penn,
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lecent woik of the two tcSms shnivtl
Ihe Pitt bojs to enter the lomprtitiou '
fuvorites.
EASTERN MEET TODAY
Twelve Teams Entered in Intercol
legiate Track Event
Springfield, .Mass.. Ma, III. Twelve
colleges are entered for the opening
meet of the- Knsteiu Interi ollegiale Ath
letic Association at Pratt Kiehl todaj.
The trials oi-igitiall.v set for .vesterday
will be run off in the forenoon, with the j
finals in the afternoon.
The entries are Huston I uivcisity.
Tufts, Holy ("loss. Won ester Tech,
Massachusetts Agricultural. Spring- i
field, New Hampshire State, Middle
bury. Stevens. Colgate. Albany, '
Teachers' and Cnivcisitj of Veiniont. I
Baseball Games Halted
lanitsillle. Ky.. Sl in flaln iesteida ,
and Ihe Inauguration of the rac'nif season
lodav caused abandonment except for a
game Hundav. of the Indlanupolls Louisville
American Association series of IP e games
here.
Carlck May Leave Williams
VHIlhunfttonn. Mass., Msv 10 It was an
nounced last right thai "Jerrv" Carlck of
New Vork, might not return lo WUHanis tn
the fall to complete his college course lie
it as a football, basketball and track man on
varsity teams.
Joe Stecher Throws Zbyszko
l.oulsillle. Ky., Mas 10 Ins further of I
.Nebraska.-defeated Wladek Zbisko. of Po
land, here last ntght 'n 1 43. m Sleeher
used Ihe body scissors and bar arm holds '
Walter Smallwood Returns I
.i"Z Y,ork' May I" Waller Smallnood 1
he Yankee pitcher Mho returned from I
France on tho Pretoria called m the local I
"- vnu'iunri8 jrH"ruaj
Pipeless Heaters
Save 30,
of Coal
Installed eTomDtetf
X OTTO STEINACKER
MSS N. Stlt St.
norm fsiil
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IN TRADE
"T-k ri aw urnTrnnill ' ' "ow how the riimoi slatted.
I II U AV VU I LUI IA V! Afonlmg to th.- iioctuuuil uariatiie.
Ill ll HI I IU I rnilH I ,h I""11 ''' 'ineral ion spilled
I U I Ull ILUI LIIUMI (lll ,hp Mnje.ti,. hetweeu Sinllings ami
Weather Conditions Were All
Right, but Barrow Said
Nothing Doing
PERRY
PITCH TODAY
Hi KimiN .1. POI.MK'K
ifilnl ShitT t erresmindrnl TraiflinK Mllli
Hie thlrllrs
lloslon. .Mass.. Mn, Id -It vwis n
'old. inhl ,,n j Uni.tnn tn ii .icster
da.i. so ,,,, n,,,, t. M1(,n nnv n(lp
coalless nml ih,. women w.ue fuis.
which is ii sine sign of summer Sliaw
i.i
Weie in evidence. Iml still it un s
'old. Tlie I!,, Mon nuinugenieut said so'
and. ol ionise, that decided it Thcie't
was in, . .,, Penwn.v Park
C Mack's nlhleles still nie wonder-' "
mg win the gnnm was pcis,cinei He
polls were thai the Hcd So. bosses
wete (iguiing on the old mite net nt
luge later in 1P season when a dufihle
Mender would he on lap A double
header is iwo games for one admission
au.itiuie. i-m-ii if the A's are the m
trnctiiui
The Maekiiien were informed h ihe
I The Itecl Sox hale he en ibawiug good
e rowels n( Penwa, Phi k. '
t Peihnps the- most ielles ,-iowcl iu
eaptiiiti when Ihere is no baseball1
game is n hall i Inl, on the mail. Thci
l.ltlllker Cut nthleli.s l.ii.l .u , I. ;...
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.... ...in neiiiis ,s 1,111, I ,'HII IIIIS Ullliei
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some HI 1 lie Hilling PXIIOspll
Id b sitting on the
, "lli "" I"'"'''. ''" "1 Hie-Inn
J ""''' hunting tor ten cent tnoues
' . ' '"' """, startling nes t . Hie ball
phljers of Ihe din was the fuel that
John l. Itoekefeller p. ml S .(lllll.dllll
to the Vie ten, Loan toi a basehull auto
' graphed b.v Christ, MiitheiiMiu. and
that bulls bearing the uiiiues of l.nt-i.v
Do.ile and Alt I'lete he-r sold for half .-,
I million'
Vein Old asked what he Mould get foi
a bull signed with
one Haiti ten iIiivh
his name, ami 'nine
All of whii li shows
how popular the- business nuimigei- is
with the ball phm-ix.
f"' K''tnwnyii. the l!l!t win
1 ill 1 1 1 1 1 II
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ries b.v Pel Pratt, but he look 11
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out at Ihe park .vesteida, . nml appm-
ently he is in good shape again. II ivns,
Marrow's intention to woik Mu,s. Itiith
ami Hush ag.iinst tin A's in Hie three
games, but with the series eiil eleivv u lo
two tills it is likel, that Itusli wiy get
the assignment on Mennl.iv .
Notes
e'einnt, 11. , I- end F tfl.il ii! 11, V s ii i '
.11 lend the linveliltlC el .1 IHlile, In iiiemel -uf
Tlln Murnnne toliuirnw fnun, i Hot on
, baseball tt rlter .1 id nt ihe fine of his demh
plesldem "f 'h- N- rnnhnul Mseial
League
Kwrf-ti httitt I'Hit.i ihe wurlit m iMinpimix
In xuti i lptiun in th- l('tor l.tiHit ll
liclpd lintsli ilu- iol u ith $.'i(fnt Mtinnuor
Hurrowi tmd Sun Inne fin h to,ik u 51000
bonr '
.TWOMP.SON,S' nTAV
f BUSINESS COLLEGE A
Shorthand nd Typewriting or
Bookkeeping Taught in About
30 Days of Study.
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night classes. Intensive training.
r.nrnu any time. van or wrus
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he tieat Uuslness ischc
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COLLEGE
BOARD
EXAMINATIONS
Preparation for June anil Sep
tember entrance examinations or all
Colleges. Final reviews for June
examination besln May lBtli.
Summer session opens July S3J.
For booklet, ueldresa John Qale
Hun.
The Princeton Tutoring School
I'rliircton, .V, J,
ZZJ
UN AGAIN STOPS
1 PHILS-BOSTON TILT
Coombs Cnlls Off Tilt Denies
, He Tried to' Trade Cravath
and Oeschger
'TALK OF 5-CORNERED DEAL
Afln gii.inK nl .the moist in w In, li
, fell nil ner ihr- hilidsciipe tins nlcl li
1 nig and iiinsiilting Sum I'lnm- nhoul
j H' cnnditiiiii of the pla.iiiig liclil. Jaw n
.Cooiulw (iilleil ,,IT the bull giiuie nlmh
1 was scheduled between tin l'liils mi.l
Jhe liiistnii Itraies this nfieriionn
I his lnnkcs the seeund pns puiii'lnMlt iu
as iiinin dnjs. nml then- will hi- uoth
ins (hung unlil Mnnilu.i
CiMinilis nlsn denied Ihe i iiinm I hat
lie huil nffeieil Joe I lesi bgei nml i;uv.
Onviitli to Huston in ei liiuigi- for
Arlhiir N"ehf. the left handed Iwirlei-
This was handed out ns a led-hot tip
late lns night and looked good until
I the i old. ciiij dawn of this nioiniuz.
' "That Miorj is news to me." siu, (
Connihs "There is no chance to trade
, ( lesehrer ,! IV,ll. f
for
Imrniise I waul them on mj
hall
lul
I don't know how the riimoi
I.
Coombs, legatding Ihe strengthening of
the liraves' outliclil and the Phils'
pili hing staff.
Need a .Southpaw
, 1 "tlll.ing Hull he lleiliicl ll folk
liniiiler. Coombs is said to have bailed
Ins hook with Oeschger unci Ciaviith
in nn client to land .Nehf. Then, it is
I alleged. Shillings turned down the oiler
unci the sniff was oil
While in New Yolk. Coombs henid
Aell founded rumors of how Manage.
John .1 Mctiiaw. of the (Jiants, tried
lo hind Pitcher Nehf by offeiing lliil
hildir lave ltiilieltsi.il At the t line.
Stalhiigs nilmitted that he needed an
'ontliehlei of the Itoheilson l.vpe. bill
Ptesiileni tieoige Washington (Iran! of
the lltaies whs unwilling to pan with
inn of the Itoston club's pili hili;;
slieiiRlh.
Mitiruw Inning been turned clown.
omhs thought lie would tr, Ins link.
so the minor inns The result was
ii liirn-dovvii for the Phil boss. Stallings
admitted he c oulcl use Oesehgcr and
Crinnth. bill was unwilling lo pmt with
Nehf
The fact Hint Stallings nlieadi has
turned clown offers fiom the (limit-
and Phils is not tnKen lis u linal an
swe-r 4i mil Hie llrnvi-s. Mcliinw mad
n liuiriecl nip lo Piitsbuigh where he
die kered with the Caiiliuals lor pel.
llllie loiiowe-ei I lie llllsioriuues 01 nil
Hnives tins spring ale aulhoritv fee
the
(isseitioii lluit Ihe Itosion e "uti i.
to sti-euglhen its buttle mini at
Ollt
inn cost unci belieie that as a hum
I , , ii.,
slim, .ili,, li ; til i ol ln-1-i-il ilen I ,i ill
"
i,.-a.eonipi,si.,i
Negotiations mm - oil foi tl.
Neoiinrions mill neon no inepie
l,i il,... .. , ,,,,.1., I...1,..,
,,.s. Phils, liiunts fmdmals mul
n-ssihll Hie Plllltes nn- tiling to sui,
up ii deal (hut will Mm II, the ha-ehull
world
s rVVIMIII Mil II is
JAVA-PACIFIC LINE
DIRECT F SERVICE
SAN FRANCISCO TO
NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES
nntnvlii. s-nmtirnnir, Soernhntn, Blacnstst
Sailing dates and rates 011 application.
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Pas'enger Oftlce. 601 Market Street
General Office. 2 Pine St . San Frnnclsc
S.S.ZAVALLA
4950 Tons Dead Weight
Classed A-1 British Lloyd's
Now Booking Freight
at Pier 24 North
Also at Port Richmond
for
Copenhagen &
Gothenburg
May 15th
Full Brokerage Paid
For Rates and Particulars
Apply
MEGEE, STEER & CO.
Agents
ntiniiKS sti:amhiiii' impimvriiiN
161-465 Drexel Bldg.. Phila.
llhl.I. l.t)Vlllni) -.''OS AMI 3309
PT 7Wi oil
jrV g B.yMl a Ml TJIW
Passenger mid 1 relght hervlce
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Mauretania
.may
.May
.May
Royal George .
Orduna
Caronia
Carmania
Royal George .
Caronia
Orduna
. May 24
.May 24
June 17
.June 21
, .June 24
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
nivnii anu i-urvuUN
Saxonia Mar 31 I
NEW YORK to SOUTHAMPTON
Aquitanla juno 2 i
Mauretania. . . , June 10
Aquttania , . . , . June ZB
rhlladelphta Bristol Aomuuutb i
uirect service fier 16 Soutb
, , - i
100 WAMHUV ST., I'lllUU
linyir fAW.lT: ,t-v M
Styles Only Phil Hope
in Big
Thrvo At fan til' City Hayes
i honalit ll.Jiarhiv Wins Ovist Cup for the
Sixth Time in Succession
T!"',,,!.
Imin-es nie Hml the seinillunl
I this iiioiniiig will be nhijeil
over n water soaked course and it is
possible I lull the pl-ners will get n
in -ii.-iimik ioi uieir pnius, inn goirers
nte used to Hint nml it is Ilie w e.Ati..,. ,
rather tlinn the rule for the spi ins (our
nnineiits here lo h.'ne three lear dnjs
Hill whether it rains or tint the,
mutches will be plated foi golf is the
one game Hint laughs at lain or wet
we illier
Kdilie SmIik is the onl.i I'liilndel
phian left in the lirst sieen ami the
Atlantic t'il plajers lmvi a huiic''
that the winner will he a shore plater
cither Mini ki'lforil or Itislei
Stiles is ii ml has hem pla.iing
icn hue golf anil he will lake
hulling toiiioriuw
l; ,jj Mjles
ti. im ,'. , , ,
' 'IO I'll llll .Id ,ll in
aie hue Kill"
to a mnn. and (his despite the fait that
Imtli Kisie.i unit Shackelford know ee
lillllle of ginss and even i upp I,
the course Not mil, lid he plni
at Pini-hurst. but he lues been pl.-mir
ino-l of the tunc in the- seventies .IM.
he got bin h to low ii
Miles nml I'miiK Iliggiiis. of Sici,
Ion. wen- victors ; t,u, ,.tni In, e
uiali-hes lesteicla,. mill Dim- Cli gg
l.auschiwnc-. won nuother
I'it, Mr. (.elst
What is Mr lleisl going in do nhu; t
n new cup'.' One of the Oveiluoo
women, before the tournament was Im
ishc-cl. sniil. Wluil siuill we do"' It
looks lil,e n sliiiine lo iisk Mi (Jeisi for
another i up lie has given two beau
lies, mid now both of them me gone
We ii.itinnlli expected the, would stn
be phi.iing for the lust cup. and line
two have gone from us Theie is no
doiiht th.it Mis Itailow is ii wonder
Whal other woiiiau under the vm mn
do what she has done''"
lleie is .Mrs. Hallow's nioicl in bin f '
sritiMri itrsimrs
l."viil. (,l'lll!lii:.
Fort William Henry Hotel
LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.
Will Open for the Season of 1919 on May 29th
BoatingBathing -- Fishing -- Golf --Tennis
Accommodations for a limited number of permanent gueftt will ba
available during the entire month of June and September and part
of July. I
European Plan i H-Vi'fe for Booklet
CHARLES A. DOUGLASS, Manager S
APinOXHACK MOUXTA1XS
1
In the Adirondack Mountains
COTTAI.I'.s MI ( Wit's IOI! Itl.XT
i r,iiTirn:i) jiii.k
A Kt .M.MIJIt Iti;SOHT of Ihe highest
chaiacter --njn 1 li cuPiiip .m environ
ment ioclallj cleslrati'e
Located in a fort-bt piesorve of 4000
ntica on the shore of the
WOMli:iH'UI. ITIM-lt SAKAVAO
1..VJI:
iltincliecjs of beautiful bikes within
five nubs, i:ctllent St.ite -oail" good
golf All Spuria and Amusement-! nt
their best BOOKLET Address until
June- 1
II XltltlNC.TON JIIM.sl
ItOTIM filttl'TllN Waslilnelon. I C.
IKI5 rl.AI'lll. N. V.
i.Mvt: ri.tim. n. 1. opr..v ii-ve 10
SloJern in a 1 n annnlntin nla
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tl . . , .,1,,,1 P,H, lle-e' I ft. d r-
vv 1 1 At nun.
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It WINIIIt INN lliichieir. IM. - Iu, ol lim for
1 Mt-n , los-- In elh.lon tih ttunilei.
f e i ,i hi , ' ' i.nillfu' suliouuiliugs iMtlui,
Im ill" ' . .ter- ten '1- i-l'.-lit u hie.
VlnliH I .1 H - - ' eintn- ,1 ,i,d I'l, Uhmj 17
iicvo.N. r..
Wunhume Inn .??.H,?."?-. E,J
. , .. ntuv iifsjjrni)is rnr huj-1
nV-si
iiifti wiin isniiuei
i.ooini with hath
OnncltiT. f,iar-
pfOll'l'" "''
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II I I". I'.
SUNSET HALL;1,,-;1;'
i W n
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I Vlil I sJlthlir PARK. PA.
lJl,-ll:Atlj L, luill.siieu lOlluges eumolel.
' I. m d reinie-n for rerl at rea lermi,
orfur-v -' ' -'c-- m-als al the Forest Inn
Wrl'e 11 V Vetrer V1-- tlinrhveil pt
V tslllMilllN II I'
Burlington Hotel
Less than live minutes from cer thing
American and buropean Plans
om$wUhBath,$2.50to$5'
431 Rooms
iNri.uvM.i:.
INTERVALE
iNri.uvM.i:. n. ii.
WHITE
MOUNTAINS
HOUSE
AND COTTAGE
IIPLN .11 IA S. Slen f iidiv hole! Fins
nnis bn I n tl or hesira VU outdoor sports
lor i lustra! -d tiooMet .-ddiess
11. Ml IK.niT, I'ron.. INTKRVM.F V II.
MIMiOK. I.VKhV (AX1
(,ct avtet) 10 hxrin -y o lliv ncrr-i.tstitiit,
nint icrntw tirti citi'c nf the Muvkoltj l.aUcit,
1 gf It... n,i ..ill Mn, Una
h i Miittml.ai'i'Sa.cfi.rrrl.S' .n ,
HoYal u5iwfta.ooiit5o,,.tt r.WtSS3 .
Hookiei R...IMa.VekaHol.lP.O..UItsR.M..n.0.t.
rilANM.IN (III NT,.!'.
A Btriellv tnndern
able and service. Altitude 20U0 feet.
Splendid woods ; golf, tennis, etc.
oiien June 'JOth tu October 1st
Address until Juno 10th.
.lultn J. (llhlmns. Manager
TTotal Rennert Baltimore Md
)
IlLUrJf 1MIINT. N. y.
Hotef (Phampfain
muff point, n:v
Fireproof Illvtorlcnl region. . 10hni colt
Dancing. Cmicrvtr t-araiift. l?xllent rulaln,
tiuriiv.dii a ."'! " "iinsv
tniriii.aii ii.,,. '! - "in--
Klorlda Kast Coast Hotels. Manager.
titw York. ItuuKtng Office. Hi tilth Ave,
t itni it ultA',r N V. v
hmm m m
. - ,
v.
22 'lejULl''1 sTuuEfiiocir mountains ,
noiei vritn excellent.
Shore Tourneyt
in the Semifinals MnM
in three limrnnmenls. Iwo nt mnlch idni 'J
ami one at inednl . deist cini fmedaDi - ,1
six Mialght victories: Hliawpee tournn-' iSI
nient (uintchK lue strnight victories'
ihuiiih ueiiiormi niji unnicnf uvif ifm
f.1 niLirli t victories 11ns nnv nthei .1
woman plnjer cier
SIMtlNfi lllOKTl
I M' IlKOIKiK. N. V.
VIl.VNTll' ,'ITV
N. .1.
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dbSM 9T flriMfric CITY.
ATLANTIC CITY,
J
peStiSsons
J rocqflixiscd , .standard
oi cEAcencAce,
Ca.c.tv600. imiEBj.Buzsy.ti
SPECIAL I-'OK DECOKATIOX DAY
flJO Either Thursday to Sunday (0
0 or Friday to Monday J9
H 0 T E L NETHERLANDS
Neti Vork Vie-.. ,111 Mis fronc llojrilirttllc
sea 111 Inn Kl-iator private lis.thsi' rua-
''"". , '"..' ,'," l' di-iem- lee features
lliitlilnc I'rlvllece from llclel. K.inc Flour.
lime riles. iiirri,-n 11I1111 9.3u lo SI dtlllr
Sll. SHI. IH. S.'O neeklj.
iill'sT III nivHI.I Proprietor
7fotel SlWZNni
'FIQEPROOr'
Or tkc occarv front
uapacuybOCi. Alwaus opon.1
ccu wail:, mnic pains iT-cncggTrq
COURTESY- SERVICE -COMFORT
(llKII in (lgir SKUVICK
HOTEL KENTUCKY
1.1 Ml. M vl VKAIt HEACtt
I'l KOI'UXN 1'I.XN
llilles M.Oll $:l',( p., i.
Si- am
hent ,1 i.letKto, electric lights
etylv Iiiom ruillltmr leater t
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pin ii,
'"""-J n J:1 !,Bi!"L - 'i:nnady.
HOTEL BILTMORE-,
VnJrIriand Av Near Uoardiralt
ftiUout.l,'Ie r.ms: suites with Tbatn.
Orchestra. Unnclnir Capacity "j
ll0 ond cold sea wale!- batblT",
.. Under new management '
BIM1IORK HOTEL COMPANT.!
GRAND
ATLANTIC
V Irgll.l Ate ,fnr
Mariiivdlk and center of
smusements frli aie li nhs Ruhnlnir wklei
i rooms Ll -valor Tnble anrj Baplc7VlS
tlnn.ve fealuree - Wl p dall? Sp,?al
vvl.lv lapaeltt Mill llklt Anton J.tstfahS,'
oittierslnn iriii Jl-iii-nt VV j" hit AW
ST. CHARLES-,
Ihe llceiiu l'ront. Ml.inllc City, N J i
luierlciiu Plan. Ilm, . lrclif 'igr,
HOTEL NEW ENGLANjT
So
uro na Hi ana lleach renlr.t l.,. .
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wrll -tiMKr! ltli nil Hie '
Ihlnr oti iiffd In the way $i:
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IWfLLIAM MANN COMPANY
Kn Blank Hook. Loose Iat J v
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9 i Znf riTlnc Uthotraptiliic 1 ,'
81 529 Market St. jj t
OPEN ALL TKAR Tennessee Ave WisV'i-'
Boardwalk . Luropton plan. Ewy'tSSliSi -St
tin"" " ""-bip roctstM-nnf --- -- -
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Coast Matchless fishing, sailing, baftliw.''
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