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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JUKE 12, 1919
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COOMBS LOSES AGAIN
V hat May Happen
in Baseball Today
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Chili : Won l,nt I'.C. Win I-n.f
rw orlc .... 2(1 II .fiR4 .1102 ."?
Clnrlniinll .... 2.1 17 .ADS .fins .Ml
(lllrnen :, IH .Ml .Ml .""
raivhiimli . ... sii si . tKii .1.00 .mi
Kruokbii . . 211 2 ,I7I .1" .n'"
M. I.ollln .... 17 23 .42.1 .Mf I"
I'lllllld, . ... 1,1 22 .101 .121 .WIS
Itn-lnil . . . . II 25 .331) .37.1 .3.10
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'Imi uon it ic. in i-tw
rhlc.iBii 27 l.i .rti.1 .n3 ..i
New lork .... 23 12 .Ml .MI .'3I
(It-irhiml .'.... 21 1.1 .nl.1 .IU.1 ':'"'
SI. 1-miU Ill II) .iSIMI .M8 .H7
Drlrnlt IH 211 .411 .487 .1(12
ltil.ill 1(1 111 .1.17 .112 .411
IVm-hhiBlnn ... 13 24 .3.11 .3(18 .312
Athletics () 27 .2.10 .270 .213
YKSTKUDAVS KKSL'LTS
AMr.nu'AN i.i:a(ili:
t. I.niil. 1: Mlilrtlm. 3.
( litdlirn. 3t l(ntnii. (1.
No Wk, 71 Detroit. 0.
Ilmhinclnn. 0s rineliiml. 3.
national i.r...rn
(.'lilrnsn. 7: I'hltllci. 2 (7V4 .nnliiK. rnln).
( inrliinutl. 2: Nr York. I.
niMmrsh, 3 llrnnkl.rn, 2.
Ilostcui. Hi M. I-out. 4.
today's srnuni'M-:
national i.i:.(irr.
riilllleN nt riiir.icn ( lour.
ClilcnRo, III.. June 11. MnmvRcr
.Tnrli Coomb"! purlins n HiirprNc wlmn
lie pent n now ralclior Into tlic panic to
relieve Cnily in 'the fifth inniiiK yestei--ilny.
The nnnniim-rr enid it wni (.'lnrko
nnd invetltrntinn pi-mcil tlmt it wn
none other than the veteran Nip n.irliP.
who n n rival of (ieorce Stone for
-batllnc honors in Hie American l.e.'iRUe
"when the St. l.onW Mar was nt the'
height of his fame. It t-ornis XiK lias
been in the maiine corps for two years
nnd has just come back for baseball
(service.
The veteran eertainlv hns his nrm
with him ns ncemntely and as stronp ns
fvec. He can throw to haes nnd field
like tlie best of them. In I lie iith
Mnv rinrls tried to steal second. Clarke
threw him out by feet nnd the ball j Walter HaCCIl WlllS
tintf no tiii.oUK ni. no ni.f.t fit Url. -
vn til, tn ru Hk,in -sj itii ill I wi in f-ni- i
inp. lie fielded n Mirilfirn limit 1'V
Itnibrr in tho ovniUi in lightning MUM
nnd in thn namo lound in hi- only i c ontinurd rrnm
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1'iuiiirt ju mil ill in Hiiwii ;i ituiii in im'ih ' ii ii c i ii
of the plate nnd heat it out in line stjle. i"'( "Mp Pr"fess,l began a MrenU
If liis work jesterd.iv is a fair sample. "f phenomenal putting which brought
lie is ns good as not and should be him within one stroke of Unpen nt the
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WAI.TKK IIAtiKN
(lalilanil Mills pro, who defeated
Mihe ISrady for the national open
golf championship
I'mdy fell slmrt. The local player's
chip shot stopped three feet bejond the
pin, while llagen oierran his putt hj
two feet. I'm h ini-ed nnd took four.
Ninth hole, Jl'O anr-", par A; Ilrady,
," : .llagen, A.
Iiiadj hooked into a sand trap nnd
was well out but slmrt of the hilltop
Kiien. He piti lied on and took two
putts, llagen was on in two and down
in two putts.
Dixlile the Truth
Tenth hole. 111 nids. par,"; 1'iady,
(1: llagen, ,"i.
Until illtl'nia mini ilnw t, (tin n.lililln
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'Plp"" jliftienlh. He dfoppeil long put Is nt 1IKphi next ii, not well hit. His
Coombs (Jets New Pitcher 'the eleventh, twelfth and fourteenth. ' nuislne was on. Itrndj bit h line wood,
A new i,ilI,c,. , ,l,ln,l I.. (I,n TM1,TI'" ''iihed the liftwntli. I ''" H'inl ns too strong and bis
lltr in M,.,.n, n ,.n.. t( t ' I'iIiiiIi took til c a t I Ii o six (cent h w ben I"'1 1 weak. He was down
I'. M .1111111,1. u inn ,c -I ii i i iriu - I-, , m.
Notre name. He was reported in by ,' "" ,V""'I ns dapped, giving llagen njIlnRens.i.
one of the scouts. Coombs is pi, king nil I (o-st roke lead going to the seven- I Illeienth hole. -If-' yards, par
llmtnii nt M. Lmils lenr.
Iirnnlildi nt riilnliuritli (leir,
Neu lork nt Cinelnnull (.lenr.
AiinuicAN i.i:.(ii h
St. liuls ill liillnitrluliln rtniiili.
Ilelrnlt nt New lork I'lnuib.
flilincn nt Hit. Inn I'lenr.
Iiwel.mil nt llnolilnelnii flenr.
Open Golf Honors
1'nsc One
Ii to
the fairwiu le-s than nn inch from hi
ball. Ilngen inaintnined that liraih
hail nioM'il a stone which was i os(, t0
material ns hp goes along and will Iiave ! 'M'nth. I.nth pla.ied the hole bmllj
scleral newcoiners to intioduie when i "idj in four to Hagen's t'ne.
the team gels home. I llagen came to the home hole with a
Fred "MitchrJI tried some more of bis j one-stroke lend and won the title when
well known trntegj to keep the Cubs ' 'IC halved it in four.
hitting yestcidav and got awav with! - "luestion over penalties, developed
It ngaio. (nUng the second battle 7 nnd pln. was suspended for n time when
to 2 lie is keeping his llnck of in- ! '"''ed Stales (iolf Association olTi
fieldeis up on their toes by switching (''"'s l,,'iI'(l nt the eleventh hole tlinl
them friMiuentlj. If thrv go in one I ""Ken was snliP, t lr ti two-stroke pen-
dny nnd make good another man ",! ,nl '"oiing a loose lmpedinient on
the ioh the next dav. flitch apparently
figuring the can't do it twice in n row.
KililnlT wns lilftinn, , ill ,.f il.:. .1 n...l
I.enr at first Out thev came nnd Heal h'!M K"".K,U' ""' "i""1
nnd .ilerKlc went back. Ilotli nie slug
ging now "Uci-kle got a triple and a
single ipstcrilny and Deal a double and
n s-itiglo.
Mcf'nlip cleaned the bases witb n dou
ble Tucsilar. Out he came and ii went
ICildnlT. IVte killed n couple of hits
by fancv fielding, but no hits. He
prnhnb'v will be mil tomorrow. .Mann
fell down miserahlv and Timber got his
job icsterday.. li.ubcr made two bin
gles. It is a tiiei'rv chase keeping up with
the Cub hatting older
foot putt,, which he missed. Hindy's putt
fell tluce feet short, but lie sank on the
next sliot.
NiiiiiiI hole, 'J!l.'! jaids, par 4;
Itradi . ,'! ; llagen. 1
111 ml v hit a long second to the green
nnd sank his putt for a ", llagen re
ipiirei! four.
Twelfth hole, ."S." jards. par I : Heady
.1 : Hagcn -1. 1'oth droie down tlie
middle and Hereon in two. !trad. sank
n long rmtt for a time, llagen took
two putts.
Thirteenth hole. 1!n jnrds. par .T :
Knch took n four.
Fourteenth hole. ."0 .Minis, par ," :
Mind I: llagen ,1. Moth were on with
icgulalion di ives. brassies and ap-
pioachcs Iliad sunk his third long
Styles, George Hoffner and Sid
Sharwood Leading at Start
of Qualifying Round
LINKS ARE IN GREAT SHAPE
Sir Barton Likely to
Win $100,000 This Year
New Yorli. June 12. If no 111
luck befnlN Sir Ilarton he Is Ukelv
to seriously threaten CoIIii'k great
record for earnings, the Inst of the
S100.000 three- ear-olds. Yester
day's victory In the Helmont Stakes
netted 'Commander Itnss $11,IV0.
Victories In the Derby. I'renkness
nnd Withers hnd already necounted
for S.-.3.000 ranking n grand total
for the jenr of $04,1)50 for Sir Mar-ton.
GIRLS OPEN
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Up'to-iMinutc Marks
of Leading Batters
ON SATURDAY
Hess-Bright and Lupton She
Sluggers to Clash for Dia
mond Supremacy
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I'laier nml rlnli II, A. II. 11.
CraiHth. I'hlin 34 loj 22
J mini, N. V . 3H I4H 22
Koiliili. Clnrlnnnll 37 I .111 1!
Jl'.f.i""' N- 3i 03 13
milium, I'hlin 31 11.1 2.1
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Colili, Ilelrnlt . 38 ir,2 27
Jearh. Ilelrnlt 37 131 21
!jller, S. iui, 3H 117 41
.liiltnitni.. (leirlnnd . 3D 133 21
Hire, Uulilnp;lnn 3)1 130 23
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Slmw nee. on. Delaware, I'a., June 12.
In spite of Hi,, i.ij. fio!I of metropol
itan crniks who trickled out of the
niickwood Inn this morning to tee off
In the nnnnnl tournament for the
Iliickwood golf tropin. I'liiladelpbla's
representatives on the links were favor
ites, even after several of the Quaker
City experts had sliced their opening
shots.
Their stock for ultimate victory did
lift wane Inrgeh because of the names
of Iridic Stiles. Old York Iload : Ceo.
HofTner. Mala: Sid Sharwood. Merlon,
nnd Jimmv (ini. Cricket Club, ap
peared to uphold the golfing honors of
Mill Venn's pot i ity.
Mist Clears
When the firt pair teed off this
morning n light mist hung ocr tin
upper reaches of the Delaware river
nnd spread over the valley I'nder
COMMISH IN SESSION
National Baseball Body Takes Up
Problems In Cincinnati Meeting
Clnrinniitl, June 12. The National
Mnseb.ill Commission went into session
hnrtl before noon todny to fn'ce up
the proposed change in tlie decision of
the world's series money nnd other hhi
tine mntterB.
, The fact that President I!. M. John
son, of the American League, did not
nrriie until late in tlie morning dcln.ied
the supieme court of baseb.ill fiom
getting 1111 earlier start.
It was intimated hj Chnirmnn Ilerr
MISS FLEMING A ST A r' TITULAR JWIMS TONIGHT
Linr-Up of First Girls'
Ball Game of Season
ni-;-i nn i.t uint.s
n Martin p
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' ' n.slei lb
M. H.hili 21,
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, ''111. r 1h
. P'rh rf
' lltiiran'lr ,f
' '"onnell If
I.tTTON oint.s
! Lneekel
.T linl rf
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M Ulllvrr 11
I Pinahu-, rf
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Three Championship Events at Ger
mantown Cricket Club
The (iermantown Cricket Club's pool
tonight will be the scene of the national
junior men's chaniplonship 100-jiuil
back-stroke, women's Middle Atlantic
220- aril hnmpionslilp nnd the wo
men's open 100-jard handicap.
Illisahelh tan, the national fifty
nnd 220-iard open champion, will enm-
Refuses to Box With Negroa),
and Others Because of Per- - il
sonai Reasons
SO CHAMP IS HANDICAPPED ';M
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Toledo. O.. June 12. Jes? Wlllard Is f"&
suffering a sliortnge of sparring part-,. i.M
TWf'iir,i,w
ners.
There are numerous glove wiclders of
n dark simile, probably all of them wlll-r
ing to stnnd up nnd swap wallops with,
Jess for 11 compensation, but ho draws
the color line. Likewise there are a.
'" be oiitilnup by mere man. The op-l''1'11' formerly of the riiiladelphia
nosite se nrp ,i,, tn hrenk- into the Turners, but who is now reiin-sentinz
lnntm. of the commission, thnt the ses- baseball lnr. K,nro in thls rI(v Snfur. ' the Meadow brook Swimming Club,
sum would be completed todaj. ,1... r,... .,...'.. I
! "' -'ifternonn on the diamond nt Irontl - - -
nr-i iiiime r-iii -rnrs.w si rect am ;rj,, VeIim, when the girls' ' Voshell Defeats Kashio
iriiiinifikriaiMiiiiti iiiiinv
tenn, of the Hess-Uiight Mnniifnetur-, i,,'ein,r,r.lV
Miss Townsend, of Merlon, Meets
Mrs'. J. S. Taylor
Wilmington, June 12.
the women's tournament for the
tig f'omp.inj and n female nine ropip.
hip linul
Pef'ire thr
June 1J S Ilimnnl osi.
if lllr llnmv rnlnK .!, r, ,nl..,.
fntierj hlK H Intu thi iniin I
"mlflni,l lstnrrt. l.v- ,l..f. .-
anting David I.upton Son', Company. ' ltt,!''; h,XJZZXl V. S
n .. .. 1- I ,1 ... DIM SttlClf-H nil thn L 1 - t hiipI. ..f lh.. ....
tm. 1...-1 c " i" rui 1 in in urn nniii'iri rnnfost i-,.w. r' ..,.. ',.:",. -' .'." " "'V O"'
I IH II Tilt I -U ' "'-. J""4 ''inn i iuu tU)linj T,un ui
In I 11. II.. l..!l. 1 . ., " '
ua mtintir r.f w..i.i i. 1 .i. omon m sniclo rliamnioiiMun of tin ctHf-nrinjr ('nmitan pnntMt
mi- iiiiiiriti hi m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in lh ;u 11 1 no .-- ...... . aU(I ,
marches in the n.unlifing round nnd the !;!alp of Delnware will be phned at the liall" , the gills' game will be heard
battle for the tiopln in medal piny. , ihniiiKtoii Country Club this after- j n, , ;!(( ,, m
Moth the Hess Uridit
Some time before the final pair had;1100" between Miss Anne lownsend, of
been called up to the initial tee the sun """ -enon Lrieket I Inb, and Airs. J
hnd snlit thlniipli tlie lmve nml in n Mllm.rrs 1 nylor, Of tlie
short time it had dissolved and left the
perfect fiirwnjs and wcll-Kioomed , the girls have been practicing for m-v
greens in peifcct condition for the wesieyan uoses 10 Yale eral weeks with men ii.iin;r on tin-
Cap's biggest sporting event of the d, N, .. JunU! f-v"n n he .ep.cscntativc team of the cspectiie t h-' y-nuif 'n'nf
car. , nrn u'n 4 In 2 I ollcerils. in" Minn, .tpniif, ,n
I'very
Mimmer the battle for thei
rtuckwood trophy irtunll resolves it-'
self into n tilt between the New York-j
ers and Philndolphians. So it is thisi
year, esterilav. last night and this
morning there was i rally more specula
tion ns to which city would win the
coveted trophy than there was dis
cussion on the prospeds for the chances
of any Individual.
llolTnrr IMays
Among those upon whom the I'hiln
dclphinns are basing tbeir hopes for
few good heavyweights willing to do
Athletiiallj inclined women are not l10,( '" ,,lf' hig event, ns will (icitrude t the same thing, but Jess either beam
them a personal grudge or figures them,
not worth while.
As a icsult of this condition Wlllard
is not getting into the best of condi
tion, while Jnck Dempsey, using tho
two negroes, nill Tate nnd Jamaica
Kid, i in the veiy best of shane rliht
' now. rend to step into the ring and
. light the fight of his life on n moment's
notice.
Dempsey did no sparring yesterday,,
because of the bad slash he received
oier bis eye, hut he went around his
open air ring at slmrloiv boxing 'with
j such speed as to ilrnw the favorable
comment of tlie spectators. His eye
i call look bad.
Willaid boxed six rounds yesterday,
thiee each with Walter Monnhan and
Jink Ilempel. He started to box with"
Soldier Stanton, the youth he almost
knocked out a short time ago nnd then
changed his mind.
Ilcss-ISright nnd American Kn
"Hay,
Santa Barbara Team Wins
New York. Jur- l'J H , scire of 1!'
to .V, the fmir nf the s.Hnt.i Itarlmrn rnllf..
poln lenm. or'llnK nf (Jul, n. Willi nn
. . ' Tells A llo-xeke Hnil 11 Moore with a
.111(1 l.linlnti tnftl tem ),i ,,11, i,n .,f .iIa nn.i. ,.1. ik.
CI PIS Jirp nrrn nii tiff n wlimliil.. f u.. miurp vt thf Mrmlnw hiutik lr. bonttr
Wllnilmrtiin . i o . , jr8trtlry nfirrnoan on Field No 3 at
Club. Mr. Peter Wright will referee, he the first game this yen- for e'ai Ii nine I '
, The girls have been pnicticing for m-v Senators Get Hurler In Trade
eral weeks with men nl.iiing on the iihiin:lnii, .nine r.' Min.ner (ir.ffhn
"i in, , i nii'Miii nun iniin- niiniiuii,', i
r I'llilPT Wllltehi iw of
n-erlinn lnim luilin tntu.
for Inllrliler llili
when the latter re-
:n
The ollicials stopped the match to ,,h r , t. ',.,, I .,,.,., .i n,,n'o ictol is Ceorge Hoffner. After tlie
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iinisiiie i,i,iii s nit uiiu iiien iieciueu lend to one stioke
not to penali.e eitlicr phiji-r. ' iiiired two putts.
A sligbt breeze was Stirling wliciii
the plnjers teed off at the first hole. ,up" nn ' if tor-titli
A huge gnllcr watihed the pla. I Flfleentli hole.
The pin b holes follows: Ilrady 4: Hngeu 4.
I "list hole. ,'"!7 .Minis, par I: Ilradv Iliml hooked into tlie
1. Ilagnii .". pla.ied for over the green. Hagen's ticc match against two of New York's
llagen sheed his tee sliot into the I upproiu h was seven feet fiom the pin. cracks. K, t, Hloodgood, Cherry Vnl-
uoods and his seiond was just over Ilrady lecoiercd to within seven feet ley, nnd C. Van Clief, Nassau, but
from tlie pin llagen putted lust anil i that does not alter the fact thnt both
Philadolphinns were decidedly oft' their
in ds, par !
rough and
ci client play of Chrale Hoffner. i
Philmont. in tlie open tourney contest I
jesterday, his brother Ceorge is looked
upon h many as better than a long
shot to play against the field.
It is true that Hoffner nnd Style
were ueaicii nerc jpsteriuy in a prnc
'os adduction
ox lj o on
yom Ifieft and
in5urdnce Rlky
Woody Is Iviinclird Out
Wood wn I'd stui ted the game for the)
rhils and was knocked out in three t
rounds for a totnl of five inns nml siv .
game and are certain to do better work!
today mid the following two d.-us than
they did jesterday.
uni me preliminaries were scheduled
hits
ts, l.arlier. Deal nnd Pick neenmn
lilting doubles nnd Merkle n trinlc. He i
was left too long. Ceoige Smith came
back for vindication and stopped the
Cubs for three innings. Wliitted batted ,
for him nnd Oene P.ickanl stinted in
the seenth nnd was whaled for twoi
more.
At this juncture n terrific thunder
storm crept up behind the stand without
I 111' bl'iink. I'.iniK w-nr ilmrn flu. n.l.l . I ' pOIH tile pill
, ,, , , , ,, . , , ,, i missed, then lirnilj sank,
die and nppronched thllty feet fiom the, ,SK,mini Iolp 4m ,miN ,,nr 4 .
I pin. Hagen's third left him n four-i Iliad ." ; llagen 4
I Hagen's second just leached the
! green. Itrndj put his m.ishic into a
deep ii up in nn- ngin ami nis out was lor today. Tomorrow tin. flrt -.i .
ishiiit. Hagen's putt was loo stiongoiid rounds will be r)in on, while the
and left him file fi ct nwin. Ilr.idj I simi-liuuls and I'mnU iii'i, ..i .
Iliad) i. Hngen 4. I , nf:iil sank his putt, hut was down up Sntuiday in time for all tbe eon
limdv put his di'iM- into the woods' f'-m ,1"' "''k" ' l'"''- Hl,p" lttl" " I tp-tnuls to catch ,e trai f01. Vr.
i ii e i. i four. i loik or I'liilndelnl-ii
.mil was stymied l.v trees for his second. .Sricufcciitli hole. ''.". jnrds. par .'! : , '
lie piiijed safe, llagen was on in two, Ilrady. 4: llagen. .". H.igen sliced ipto
oieiran his putt, but sank his fourth, the woods nnd I'.iadi hooked to the
Ih.uly luishnl his third and was on iiiiough. P.gth plnjeil oei into traps i
four, but took two more stiokes for the Mradj's third was dead llagen had a ' Ya,e 0arsmen Have Good Work-Out
ho'1', I long putt and took ,"i. P.i.nl wnsdown! on Thames
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fiMrKoiwK xk -Ob Wk W'i-'l W'W4N
ROW FOUR MILES
1, Hagen 4.
!.,., 1,1 mi.
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anjbody noticing it coming and emptied' J,,"7. utdrlvo Itr.dj bv tlilttr .. " 7 ' T I I . '"I.rf T' fm"ul "'" "" ""'olU
Itself suddcnlv upon the nonnlnee , ,, , J i . V Ilngen. 4 : P.indj . I. llagen topped his When the went on the Thames lnte
drendiingplajeis.Wldnsriarsi:":: '.' ! . ".' ... '"V T t, 'L, "!' ' "'L"": ."" I".11' '' i-t hej-ond jesterday for their scciuid Tiod'"! '
. .. ' in.-i...i... .,...,.., ....-...-... in.- niuiiiie. iimciirc. load) Alilmtt sent the vne. ,
"ni '" tl11""' Hagen and Hindi wee both short in sily slIP ,! IP liu,. fm. . ' ,"' '
.two. Hagen s chip left Inm a two-foot nnd then back. A ti.nti..k 1
alike, so the game had to be called off.
Chicago Chaffer
rirk srnreil on nretitlnr wIM nliei, in ti, .
first Innlm. Wno,lw,ir,l'i effort hi tnV-' from
corner or the nibler nnd hniimleil ten f?et
oer r,iil h henil to (ho atnnJs.
frSalns.i '?!' l.,nr.J"':H . torrl.1 line-
i .- i hi-- tint'iun riinnii
! Ilnnlv TaKrs Fourtli
t tt...i. i..:.i i.:. .1. ...i ii . .
Kiiurtli hole. S'.i:: jnnK, par -I ; "" '"" "- ; iin-u was usrii nearlj hi
Ilindv .", Hagen (i. , sank his putt for the i hainpionsbip. . tinu- wns taken. v
Ilugeu drove into the rough and hisi,-
second topped a bunker beside tin; gu-cn.
of the distaii
flnublnl Iiirlier nt third nn.i"lte,l ninn n4 ,vn
one' when Merlde .Jonned'Thn ' slauuhter""
n-v.ri.'.'',n".r.,l?r'' hBV !hfV n't ston rrnnth
They don't know nhnt to nlteh tn him thnt
L'..S,"i5 ih" '"!v,Vr sUj. there Vr?t
A thins he won't nkkle The rub hnrb-ri
h-ne tried ,ervth'ni- Crnath nlikle.l on"
2f.r1?0Vifi"M '.' ""Tcrlnts for .. trlnle t
Mnrt the rami ml .inoiher for i nrettv
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Ilraih's second was flapped, but he
well out on the thud. Hagen s
thin! ran over the green into a trnp.
His fourth was just on and he took six.
Utility's fourth hit the cup, but would
not sink.
Klflli hole, .ViS yards, par ." ; Rrndy k
.". Hagen .".
P.oth hit well into tlie wind nnd wore
round The triple went to the uicket fenee ' on in Ilnee. Their long putts overrun
thnt .tons center fleld I m( ,,,.,, ,,. ,.,,,
,.,Tmrci wa n iieimie oer the doni,i ae. ! .slth hole, 1.10 yards, par 3;'Brady
rredlted to Pell In the necoml Williams ... ..
rnrrnlleil the hall lifter a hard run nml wn" 4. Ilngen 2.
jo orr Imlanee i,e muldn't een trv tn throw , ,,.m hit a nrettv mashlc to within
o eeeond He did toss to third hut too lato ll.lgcll nil a pieilj iiim ii in nun u
to set 1'iiskert who had been Massed An four feet of the pill nnd holed out ill
wnsVoiihi Ilnuly'H tee shot was fifteen feet
KS'.'1 J' ?!''.n,",c "10U"h "ithoueii officialiv I fl.m .i... i10ir. He inerran his mitt
I and missed n short third.
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lane ,-H-wuin
Scienth hole, .101 yards, par 1;
ilrady 4, Hagen 4.
Ilngen outliit Ilrady by fifteen jnrds.
Ilotli sliot their irons on the green.
Thej ran long iiuttw close and hud easy
4s. "
Kighth hole, 2011 ynrds, par 11 ; Ilrady,
1; Hagen, 4.
Hagen drove to the far edge nnd
Hgtg is REAL EndorsQmoxrt of an Auto Lock
THE Underwriters' Laboratory has f ormalry approved the F. O. B. Auto Lock.
Their endorsement is given only after exhaustive tests, and for good
reasons. Having approved the F. O. B. Auto Lock they authorize a 15 reduc
tion in theft insurance premiums for cars so equipped.
That is, you save 15 cc on your theft insurance with an F. O. B. on your car. You
do more: you save your car.
With high prices and a good car hard to buy, you want to keep yours. Insurance
won't help you; the F. 0. B. will.
icored a simile
Bingles and Bungles'
I.eftv IvilllBms of the While Per. trim
med tho niltlion-dottar Doiton lied Ho
thereby killlnK off tho gnlden soott- tlwt
laid gnopo is, p ,
UUHno in thr .Vrie VorA..riiirfininfl hntll
ton? at free nt rtrhiki after Julu 1. Vnch
team oat finer. The V.nU n-on 2 to I.
The Cardinals reviewed nn cntlrp dllsinn
of nltchers ran nut of replacements, and
jlelded to tho nrae. n to 4.
An elaht limine Ut-iin by Cadorc let Pltls
Bttrei limid anothir tiimmlua to llrooklun.
3 to t.
The fcenntnrs wnre their elnutlntr clothes,
and three pitchers couldn't preent Cleo-
ittii.1 i.uiil uuiiiis u ii lO .1 hi King.
The New- York Yanks fell nnnn Leonard '
for u lloil; uf seien runs, lirntlnc Detroit
that imieh to none.
Vnefc sl'hUaiieIphtani not a tighter hold'
on thr cellar mceepstakea when St, Louia
tenlloped fietn i to .1. I
DODGE
G-passcnger touring car; convert
ible winter top and summer top";
elegant condition; $700.
Lcxingtpn Motor Co.
of I'cnija.
831 N. Ilroad Street
GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE
261-269 No. Broad St.
$75,000 Stock of Tires, Tubes,
Supplies and Automobiles
' to'be sold by
PUBLIC AUCTION
Regardless of Colt or Value
Sale Begins Monday, June 16th to June 21st
Sale All WeekHours 10 to 12, 2 to 4
All Makes of Standard Brands. All Sizes New and Used
SPEDALLE&KUPERSMITH Auctioneer,
THE
LOCOMOBILE
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ln exclusive car for the user
who can afford the most expen
sive car. The cost of a Locomobile
is soon forgotten in the satisfac
tion of owning such a splendid
example of chassis building and
coach work.
$7350 upwards.
THE LOCOMOBILE COMPANY
2314 Market St.
COMBINATION AUTO
PHILADELPHIA STEAM HEflTNG COMPANY
ENGINEERS & CONTRACTORS
FORTHECOMPIiiT GENEKAL HECHANICAL EQUIPMENTOF BUILDINGS
JUNIPER and CHERRY STREETS
Heating Plumbing Venbilating
General PipingWork Sbeam Power Plants
Sheet Mobol Work! t Renalrs
rtlwoya at your Service DiSy or Night'
Houdini and Jimmy Valentine together couldn't move your ear with an F. 0. B.
holding it.
It locks the wheels in a straight line; but not with a key.
No!
With a safe combination. F. O. B. Can't be picked. Skeleton keys won't work.
The only way to move an F 0. B. locked car is, blast! You, an owner, know the
combination. Turn the knob like a safe door: 5-8-7. Then shove the starter and
your car moves off. write u,, or -phone, Filbert 4203
F. O. B. MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Real Estate Trust Bldg., Philadelphia
Uty bales Office and Service Station
2035 Market Street
Startling Statistics
About Organized
Theft
Do you know tlmt for
every hour on the clock,
day in and day out
through the year, four
automobiles are stolen?
That each day at sunset
96 m ore automobiles
have passed from their
ounicrs' hands by theft!
That in Philadelphia
alone 900 automobiles
have been stolen in the
las t 8 months more
than three every dayt
Of the stolen cars less
tlian 14 were recov
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