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When Miller Blanks Quakers It
Marks Ten Straight
Defeats
PLAY CINCINNATI TODAY
Cincinnati, Jtyie 18. The badly crip
pled Phillies, bended by their courage
ous leader, Jock Coombs, arrived in
tbo palnco o the Reds this morning to
open a four-jamo scries with Put
Moran's fast Koinj; band of athletes.
It was a sad and crestfallen group
of Quakers that made their way to
headquarters. Usually it is an honor
to equal records nnd to break one is n
rare feat. Hut in this instance there
la Ho occasion for joy.
For the tenth consecutive time the
Phillies went down in defeat when Mil
ler, of the PirntPH, blanked them in
Pittsburgh yestcrdny by 0 to 0. It
has been n long time since the Phillies
won a ball game not since they con
quered the Giants nt the Polo Grounds
on Juno 4.
The western trip has been disastrous
1'irst they invaded St. IiohN and
dropped four games to the Cardinals.
The next found them taking three lac
Ings from the Cubs. The boys looked
for better treatment in Pittsburgh, but
Itezdck was not the least considerate
nnd annexed three more.
Now the boys find themselves in Cln
rlnnattl. This is the last town in the
circuit where they could expect any
mercy. The Reds will offer no quarter.
Moran now wants to have the Phil
lies shatter the Dodgers's record and
make it fourteen straight that will be
possible if the Phils drop the four-game
eerics here.
Bingles and Bungles
"Well," chirped the guy In the. brown
derby, "thero'fl pome coniolitlon In these
here ntrealm them A's and I'hlli In hTiln"
The chamneen of the wolld hive drooped
four straight and are eoln' etrons jet,"
Pat Srnrrny, late of the tlocliester Club.
joined .lack Coombs anil the mlsheliniliiff
l'htls In IMttnlinrKli jesterdny. Now the
Mills hae n Tat to meet Pat In Cincinnati
today.
ATI Old Jlfnn Pashcrt could do vsterdau
aoatnst tlie Okinls urn to patlier a trlrle, a
home run, score a run. steal base and snnrr
a Hner. Dodc is through, like Oavtv Cravalh.
Mr. c Maek needs some spectators as
well as ball players on his pay roll riase-
nau ranatlca are snaKing ine j s n.a mat
as soldiers are forsaklne the cooties
"Mighty" Casey, net of Mnrtvllle fume.
whnnred a homer with two on off Klmer
Jacobs, htentel is the indhldu.il.
Tint? off to (leeroa ?iim. Jfoiirlce Biirnii
is only four days aicnv, and (iawoe hit a
Jmmer and a alnple for a day's average of
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J. McCJraw Is through Slcklns the Fhlls
He wants EJdle back rlsht away and Is
about to srab him.
It teas a arcat day for Bostoiitans in neon'
town yesterday, fciit not for the l!ed Hoi. Jnr
irood snurrf the tnorniito oame of the noli
day till when he made his 1911 vitchtna
debut, and Tris Speaker's hit uon tlir n(ri
noon enoapement, Cleveland' landing its
fourth straight over the slipping Barrow
aggregation.
The Browns were wrecked off Shore yester
day nnd went down to their third straight
drowning In wet New York.
Here's a. line for wears- Willie Tonn
rooters: Orover Alexander and Dodo Paskert
beat the masts and Kid Oleason trimmed
theA's. Oolta find some winners to root
for."
Boon Ituth's bat snung t'lclousli for
naught. He connected for a triple in the
morning and a liomcr and two singles in the
afternoon.
v TecV picked on XXVIlmnn for n home rnn
nnd two olnltles. nnd I'lpn perked .llmmy
llnrke's southpaw for u pnlr of one-ply
blow a.
With Bert Teabslev. Mike Prendergast
Rherwood Misee, Eddlo Plank nnd Jon
Oencheer all at Bhlbe Park, Connie Mack
o-Jiht to be able to pick a ball club from
amonff the spectators.
Pittsburgh correspondent has nrio excuse
for the Phils, lie writes that it was so dark
in the sixth that both Whltted and Sicklna
fanned because they couldn't see the ball.
Xt'cnder If some of the A's couldn't dig vp
that aWM
After Hannah slammed XTellmnn for two
hltA and scored u rnn, Carl wanted ts know
tthr the blc New York catcher was called
"Truck."
Connie Mack should send scouts to New
Haven and discover how Yale and Harvard
Induce 20,000 paid customers td witness their
rastimlng.
It'i "clncli Tat Moran will do his best
to aid the rhlls on their Jonmer to lat
place. Pat Is too big hearted to stop the
rtcord-brrakint bncksprlnt ot the Coombs
men. Connie Mack will rake n lonr squint at
Jhe XVashlnrton box score of restertiny. Roy
irorcr had two singles and stolen bae.
Hughle Jennings, who is with us today.
lias no love for Walter Johnson Prince
Walter trimmed Slim I.ove yesterday and
the Henators
Tlsers.
evened tho series with the
There were seTen home runs In the tun
.learnes yesterday, hut none of the Phils hail
anything to do with them except Jacobs,
who served one In the groove for Casey
fitenrel.
' Phoenlxvllle Wins In Golf
rhoenlxTltle, Pa., June 18 The irolf team
ef the Phoenlxvllle Country Club opened their
tournament season by a victory over the
XX'est Chester Country Club-lth a score of
8 to B.
Hallman High Bowler
In the Interalley handicap bowllnr toutney
last night, rolled on Casino Alleys, Eureka
won all three games from the Drummers
Hallman waa high man with a score of 21b.
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What May Happen
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TODAY'S RCIIKDUI.H
axikrican i.iiAnir.
Ctr.rlniul nt New.lork Cloud..
Drtrnlt nt I'lilliii'rlnlilii tlenr.
M. l.miN nt ItOHtnn Cloudy.
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NATIONAL I.IIXOCH
Xnv York nt t. l.nnl. I'ln.iilv.
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BILLTWBIG
'Fine," Says Rickard, WJjen
Ohio Legislature Refuses to
Interfere With Match
CHIP IN WILLARD'S CAMP,
Toledo. 0.. June IS. Tex Ilicknril
promoter of the heayvweight champion-
- ship contest between Jess 'Willaid and
Jaclc Dempsey, here July -1, todav o-
1 l.! nltn(nnllnl. ,.ft. ( I. rt tlnfnnl
preseu ins Munia. n..u .,,,. .... ,....
of the bill in the Ohio Legislature last
night, which, if passed, would
BOUT KNOCKED OUT
empowered )oernor Oox to prevent thcli'eii'iniMiiBli. N
Ricltnrd Faid!"C "cannof possibly b'cc,
how nny oposition to the contest can
be taken se.iously. T haxe every confi-
dencc that there will be no fuither at -
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Hie exliihition.
ii i . i... :. ni n.n.l -..,! ili'nns l.innml world s ihinipion lll head
Willnrd today received word from lhl KeM ulln exnirniion of President
"StenmboTt Kill" Scott, n liglit henxj- . " ""' w-on.i imii
.,, , , ... , e Thee mi mbers Mere in altelldnnce Ilonnj
weight who lias just letlirned From uonard. .1.. i'lrestinie Krn-st jKinbor. for
lVnnce einressinc liis willincness to'mf,r PwsiJint llurr I) Hilwnrds fnnmi
I r.inic, expn ssiii), ins nuiiiihutst w x't-ry.t Arthur llieh llr X ii t'ffen
Join the champions btaft of sparring lielmer, I.e. n IUln. Jumn J Connor. Louis
inrtnees immnrlln tel v nnnn liis iliselinren Knnil'. Louis llHnlun l.e Critlliotl J K
parineis immeniuiei upon ins oiscnnrge NnnPr VI ji,rr, i,,rK(. jiHter. Di
from the seivice nt Camp Sherman. Loin iirinkmin ir iimrco w wittin-iier
Siott formerly was a pairing mate , nU 'x' xi'iJSiiin'S n.Moir'K,
of AVillard's. lie returned from I'lamc i " "' lanme c.irm-in j . s. I'aroUn,
holding the championship honors of the
Sixth Division.
Ailniirers nf Demnsev nrn cnrnriu.it
., . i . - ,, , .. l , I Pm k Homnie. of New Voik. uri puttliiK
over the xveigllt of the challenger, who th, Ir finishing touehes on their trnlnlmr fn
tinned the scales lesterilnv nt .iiii their cnmln sit rmind iKitth. at the National
tipped tin huues jesieniny nc -Ul'A A i,,,. (irifr .ininniiKi-r nf tin Nation it
pounds, wearing only his trunks nttil . nri i:nnii. iiub, has leased tin Smith
boxing slices.
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iliard hns a new- sparring partner'
in camp who promises to be of valuable
assistance. Tlie new addition is .loc
Chip, a middleweight, of Newcastle,
Pa. He is fast, lets his punches flj
from all angles, and half it doen times
.xesterday caught the champion with
stinging blows to the head and body.
Nonfight Bill Defeated, 57 to 29
Columbus, June IS. The Ohio
Legislature last night refused to in
terfere xvith the Willard-Dcmpsey fight
at Toledo July 4. The House of Hep
reseutatives, by a vote of 57 to 1!0
defeated the Dunn bill that would have
rirnn (Inremnr Pnr nntlinrlti- In re
x'oho the permit issued by the city of
Toledo, if in his judgment the pro
posed bout would ho n pric fight.
Sixty-three votes xverc needed for pas
sage. Representative Dunn, however, made
a motion to reconsiuer tlio vote nn.!
this motion probably xvill be taken uji
today.
West PlttsttJn Downs Wllkes-Barrc
XX'est Plttston, Pa.. Juno 18 In slnKles
and doubles matches between the XX'est Pill
ton and XVtlkes-Harre' High Hchool tennis
teams on tho local courts XX est rittstou
was u. winner in live uf the six events.
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TEN EYCK AT SYRACUSE
Famous Roving Coach Signs Five
Year Contract With Orange
Rraiuse. N. Y., June 18. Coach
.Fumes Ten Kjrfc. nf the Ditluth boat
club clews, has been signed to conrli
the Hyrnriisu l'nlerslty oarsmen for
u "peiiod of fixe eais. This was mi
nomiccd in the athletic gocrnlng board
of the tiniersity, Coacli Ten Hyck was
in charge of the Orange oarsmen1 from
JUOCi to 11)1(1 when he went to Duluth.
HARVARD CRWS REST
Practice Starts and Then Visit the
Yale Oarsmen
lied Top, Conn., June IS No i.ard
work was given to any of the Harvard
crews jesterdnj. Itaclng starts wcie
indulged in hv all Hie boats, hut aside n
from slioit puddles the day was a lioli
dnj. The llanard rowers made their
annual call at (tales Pcrrj.
LIGHT WORK FOR YALE
Crews Take Short Paddles In Morn
ing and Afternoon
Gales Kerry, Conn., June IS. Yes
tenia was nu eas one for the Yule
ciews, only slioit paddles with racing
starts practice being indulged in lij the
nrsitj and fieshmeii eights 'I he nft
iriiooii woik was mij light.
Another for Stetson
nrrMoM n, Juno I1 Motion nl
(hi nUliN uli'loi thn Nunlntitwri 1'reffsj.lotiiiN
in ii tulllKht innti'il iitnnli tl tu .1
Ratner and Basham Draw
I nntlnn, Juno IS Iho I u e n t roun.l liox
luir tontint Tt tlie Natlunal Sinrttiitr I'lul,
lond i htht LelM'in Auj;le llitntr ami
Johnny It.n-linm enit (1 in .i ilfan
Up-to-Minute Marhs
of Leading Batters
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niltht J'n Idelit Sam lln.s a n -elerteil
iinuiiinousll this Is tleiarst time n l.risl-
I knt fo tlil sncli a tt t ik . eedul himself
..ii h .ti.,p.'ai ii ii in in.'., j... n l'iiibi'iii.
J.imes tliinl ami Hilly Purcell.
.llilinn Xleilll. the local lichtw elcht. Ttlil
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tiMs durlni. the summer mnntl s lllilj Han
non. of Houthwark, and l'l. ineniaii or Lit
n,. itaiv. are in the Ken.iniin.il Johnnv
Kit. hell is f.i hedulcil to entirii.n In lh
unin prellniin ir Xiuins: Casentt ami
liiimuv Doll nml Patsv Kowan anil Willie
Herman will complete th" progra n
.loev Pov. f-a'herwelcht rhamnlnn of P.n?
Kn, I
1 mil ivlio ' ime Mem lo hattte with Johlini
Kllliane will meet tin champion in a rli-
liund bout at the Phllllea Pnrk In two
wi.Ks l.eoti Rains Is proniotiiiB tho nhow
l'rnnk I ounherl , Iho veteran Mannvunk
battler and llltz Walters of Xtlnntlc Cltv.
wttl meet in the miin hunt at the Atlantic
Cltv fcportliiK Club tomorrow niKht The
Lout Is scheduled lo Po iltht rouinH Two
other eittu-iuund limits are on thn proftTaiu
I mile Xlorpan and Pari Mooio and Joe
XHrKs an I loe Phillips ire tin" oilier eljht
roi,iiilers Teddv XVIllliinis nnd IMillo llites
will bo the tontectnnts In the openlnv bout
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GOLF MATCHES
Gardner Meets Newton and lloffner Clashes With Shanvood
in Semifinals for Lynnewood Hall Cup at Huntingdon
Valley Country Club
Hy .SPICK IIAI.Ii
TJK! doings in golf ale on todaj.
Tlie
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the tricens nntl fiiiiwuvs nt the Hunt
Iii,r''i Valley Country Club nnd to
nwaken enilj the intense Interest in the
semifinals and final round for the hand-
tnmn rAtinpunnil Hull Clin.
The galleries oMcrdny were confined
1'irgeh to n cool spot beneath the trees
rlmnging Die -iNlecntli green and the
biee7- confines nf the other well-known
hole the only one on the course that
does not boast nf n green.
This morning it was different. When
W. II. (Inidner. lluffnlo, nnd II. C.
Vpwlnti. 1 trfiiiKli no ilimp nff from the
Hist tee tliej weie trai!-il liv a repre-
sen'ntiNc bunih nf men mi1 women wlioithe same. At none of the big tourmi
weie Keen to follow everj stroke in the meats tint hne been stiiged this ar
senit-linnl round The sane thing was ),.ls n,r mr(;,il winner come through the
tine to nn ein greater degiee, when n I Imnl loimd. and only once in the histnrj
few minutes hiler (iemge V lloffner, nf the I..nneond 1 lull Cup matches has
l'ala. nnd Sm1ih Sliaiwnnd, Meiion, tliis eei oicuiicd. Tliat was snnie jears
begnn plnj in tin- lnwn- hraiket of the!.,..,,, when Jerome K. Trners dmpped
peiiiiKiiimtn Kiiind m,, (ik the qiialifinK round, tlie finals
lu spite of th(se tunevcelleut matches j,,,,,! nn ulentallj the fluid lig on the
tline wlin weie in the kmiihI and tliird
sixieenis weiu in iiieir games in eainesi,
rnr tlieie wns u lot ot tncmllr argil
incut on (lie lenlt -f some of these
inntches. seheiluled In be pliyed by nunc
of Philadelphia's tmis skillful club
wlrldcrs.
lloffner Faxoille
lloffner wns n leigtung fnioiite after
the first round jeslenlay. hut when
Sjdney Shnrwond disposed of .1. S
Dean, the jouth from Atlanta via
I'rincefon, the Merinu player's Htocl.
took n decided hop. ltnfh Sharuood and
lloffner arc great match plajers.
N'eitber shows any tendency to get c-
cited, legardless nf his own haul luck
jji.J'or the good fortune of Ins opponent.
In slimt, the mi1 cool, eien cold, pla.
ets and never allow an extiaiienus cir
ciinistauc's lo interfire with the best
I . . .. . .1 .A .
Hint tney ave in ineir gnu n.igs.
J l'or this reason there was nioie infer
1 oLli I Htl.)
J irk Talind of Ihli cit ll! mpt In tin
final limit at thr CamhrS i A f njn n ilr
iimii m I'rlil.n enlnff Th. otlir bonh
will hrniB toKell" r Jlmim l.ifiilnr ind
Tulinn lalonc )Iubl OltrUn ami Mnrtln
luiTfj Yountr lullli?in .mtI MHU Cinnt.n
j ml roinm Murr.ii and nunt; tlrlffu
rrri(1prit 'nm drosf, of th Hmpirr "
rini8 to tiavp ii jammt'tl hmiso nit 1'rltiav
f ulntr wlifti IHtlle N .ir tnci ami li ir it
(KM) T Jiomat clash In tlio main hint rhls
v Ml imrk tho third mpptlup lwtu pii thn
pilr L.ith liout was of the nnittionil kind
It iv nMllPT. lirother of Tolitin "Mmh
Mi tu, Du h Moore In tlio trmlw Ind up
Th. third bout lirinc to(rnthr MIcK Hrltt
ftnd Mlk Conn'irH The ntlir hmitH folhtw
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CHANGE "RACE TllGHT
Hold Velodrome Cycle Events on
Thursdays and Saturdays
Km ing nt the Point ISrecc Vein
dtome in the fulitie will be on Tliuis-
il.'ijs and Satin il.iy.
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,, . nr ,nin M'lii wns the lirr.1
account ol lain. I ins was ini urM
postponement of the siiison. I'or to
morrow night tin1 postponed foil mile
I. ice, fentuung Clarence Carman. Per.'
Lawrence, P.ihby "Walthour and IJrorge
Chapman, will he held.
A match sprint ince between Tom
Hollo and Willie Hanle.v will be one
of the features. Two amateur cycle
events also are on the program.
Cost $200 to $300
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START TODAY
est in the Hnffner-Sharwood mntrh tThin
n the Gnrdner-N'cwton setto. Purtlicr
more, it was felt tbnt the winner of the
local pair was almost certain to win
the fitiah. Unless the, victor in the
loner hnlf of the braiket is decidedly
off his game he should win from either
t;ar,llPr or Xewton, judging bv past
pcifnrinnnecs.
The Ileal Dope
It is old dope that the winner ot the
qualifjing round never wins the tourna
ment. Theie linve been a few execp-
t tions lo thi, but it is good dope jut
tmph,.
. - ,.vti-n1rt t ic done was true n lot in
iniii Dean, who won tlie medal with
l.'il Mondaj, was eliminated bv Shar
w oikI in Hie second round, putting out a
ilangiious man, who is neveitlieless
likilv to be heard from in nn.v nf the
big gulf meets in which be ciitcis tins
season.
Until Dean was eliminated it ap
pealed as though the I.ynnevvnod Hall
(.'up might he carried by a college
plnycr m spite of the man.v vilu.uis
who weie found in tlie entry list, fot
he is not the only collegiate uptescn
tntive. (inidnei1, nlthotigh olhcially
f i om ltiiffnlii, is nt Yule. These tvm
plajers gave the tournament ipnte n
youthful flavor, to say nothing of giving
Philadelphia golferH n good seine by their
fine plaj. Kvcn jet theie is a limine
for the cup to take a college ionise, for
(inrdner is still very ninth in the run
ning When (inrdner defeated Cnmeion 15.
Iliixlou, lluutiugdoii Valley, in the tirst
round jisterdnj morning, tlie Miriittw
eie.itid vvas'almost n tdioclt. Aiimding
In litirduei, lie was one of the most
slllpllsed nf mix . The I'uffnln nle
man plnjed excellent golf, hill the vie
Inly was partly due to overuuilidence
nn the pa it of the Iliiiitingilnu alley
Ctaik. Ituvton nn doubt belli oil thai
lie i mild win easily, iimscquditlj Ins
game vvas not up to the Iluxton staud
aid. The usulf was that when (!nnl
hit was two up with nnlj ti few more
boles lo go, Ituxtnii woke up to the fact
tlint lie innrlit lie lieuten. lfis L'.imn itn
ptoved, but C.udinei, iciliing that he
find a ( liiiuce, nnd n good one, lo win, i
also laNcd his game and the two went
at it toot Ii and nail, or lather ill her1
and puftci. until Hie eighteenth hole
was reached. Here ltuxtou Inst the
match one up when (ijultur laid him s
eh .nl stvmie. Cai.lner had tii.d fm- a
twelve foot put. The ball curled
niniiiHl the cup n maple of times, then
rolled out, dire, tlj m the palh of Ilux
ton's ball. So the mitt, h cndul
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Longwood Star Vanquishes New
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Women's Title Tennis
MISS BJURSTEDT SCORES
.St. .Martins. I'.a., .lime 1 Mis
fieorge Wightmnn. of (he I.ongvvood 1
('., won her fhinl round ninteh in the
thiit j -second annual women's national
tennis tollman cut bete this morning,
defeating Miss I'hnnor Goss, of New
York bj Ii .'!, t Ii. ti I.
Miss Kolhnnni I'orter, of tlie I'hiln
delphia Cinket Club, the Jilajing
thiougli (hatnpinn in ibe gills' national
singles, vvas the first ti'lehoblir to go
dovvii In ih feat. Miss l'otter was
eliminnliil in the third loutid of the
girl'b singles Ibis morning nffer a sen
sntinii.il thiee-set match with Miss
Adelaide Honker, of the (ireenvvnh
I'tehi Club. Conn., (i-.'l. ". '" -
The semifiniil round of the girls'
singh s was leaihed this morning The
di fiat nf Miss Purler blasts I'liihulel
plim's linpis nf lilaiuilig tin luitiipKUi
snp m this event.
The fnui plnjeis remaining me lis
Adil.uili Honker, of (iteenvv ieh I'teld
Club, (iinii ; Miss I'.liabetb Win ten.
nl Westmnrelnnd Club, .i., Miss
Kathaiine (Snrdner, of the West Side
l'i tuns Cluli. New- York, and Mis
Martha P.avaid, of Shoit Hills, N. ,T.
Mllnlna
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Third Hound
Mr Ollhert Iluve. Phil idnli hli oim
tr riuh deflated Mis' Anil" Nnvtor I'hlla.
.1 Iplii i I'rkkit I'luh. I. 1 il -'
Mini Xlnlla HJurstedt. W'eet i- Tennis
( lull dereiiled Mm Clement 11 WpilnurlBht.
Phllidtdphli I lull 11 Ii il 1
V1ls Vlarle ler Niu Xnrli 'limits
i lull defeit Xlollle Timor, Phllu
. Ii lila CXIek. t . (1-3 1
Xls XI irlon Inn. . leln Leinrwnod Crl. kel
i lull defeated Mls Kleinor s )r. 1 uni;
. ml I rl. Iet i lull (1 '-' 11 1
Xlii in true XVnrhtmin l.oniriood P f ,
1 fialid .Miss l.lianor tin 1 '1 ( (
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Third Ilmiod
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liU I'luh defeatut Vlli XIalv Hi Hon
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il f il.il Mips Knlhiirln Purtir Phllldfl
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DOOIN SIGNS BARIESS
Former Central High Pitcher to Play
With Reading
"n.l.lie'' Pnriiss, who has been
pit. lung for the Kdvxni.I f!. Itudd teirn,
has been signed up b.v Mnnager Dooiti, ,
nf the Heading Intel national League
team ll.uiess is a C'ential High
School product
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Philadelphia Pittsburgh
GASOLINE
PutsPepin
George lloffner May
Set Golf Record
Oeorge lloffner, the Itala golf
star, is out to create n new record
I'resh from two recent victories, one
In the North Hills Invitation tour
nament and the other in the Shaw
nee compititlou tlint closed on Sat
urday, lloffner will strive to ndd
two more conquests to his string
before the week closes.
If Oeorge renches tlie finnls in tlie
I.xnnewond Hull tourney nt Hunt
ingdon Vuliey today be will make a
lljing trip to Haiti, where he will
attempt to captuie the initial in tbo
(innlifvlng round of the nnntial in
vitation tournament, lloffner looms
as a possible winner oxer the Noble
links, although lie is competing
agniir a strong field.
PRANN'S HIT DECIDES
Singles In Ninth and Yale Downs
Harvard, 2 to 1
New Waxen, Conn.. June I" Yule
baseball team won a fine 'J 1 viitniv
over Il.iiianl vestotdnv afternoon be
fore the Intgest cnniineiu i incut irovvil
that evir p.tikid itself into 'Sale tield
When Pronn dinvc home the winning
mil in the ninth with two nut. nn a
ileaii hit to light field, the gient irnwd
broke Innse. sivtttuiing the field nnd inr
I ung the ale plavers on tin i r bin ks
Thite vvei'e ILMHIO on hand, inilmlnig
4II0(I graduates in nil kinds nf ins
tuiuis
Injury Defeats Throckmorton
e XorU. .Itine is XViililn on elrek .
nn ihh vleiorv, Harold Tlirnrkniortnii II
former notdler, iy. . mini. II. d to difm
lo II mklev In the third round of tl
ltrwiklvn . halnpionnhip tennln touniiiin. nt i
th. Iirnifl i lull In Ilittiuti jii.rda In
i nine, of un injured arm
Western A. A. Wants Games
The. XVestern A A . of XXVnt PhlH telphi i
t tlmt i aim fully unlfurtned trivellnu nam
Is aiirlous to nrranpe Slllidai Bam. ft r
ins a mlltaMe BUarantee Jl I (Ii tin
ISIil Cedar avenue
Smith to Play Stetson
The Xrhall R Smith t nm will I il
ffuerst., nf th stet-on A V on s,,u, In
Mi lti and Ilielil will rim. i ir ' p In
II iti rs who will dep. n.l n Siu,in mil
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BILL TILDEN WINS
Defeats Johnson and Retains Penn-
sylvanla State Title
William T. Tllden. 2.1, ot the Ott
mnntown Criihet Club, yesterday re
tained the Pennsylvania state single
championship bj defeating Wnllaco
.lohnson, on the Merlon Cricket Club
court bv the store ot 0-4, 4-0, 0-3,
7-5, ti L'.
The match lasted more than two
hours, and it was necessary to post
pone tlio finals of the doubles until next
Mondaj Those in tlie final arc Tilden
and Cnrl 1'islier and Wallace Johnson
and Craig Diddle.
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xvho handles Gadesh
Goods.
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but positively prevents tearing or ripping the lighted
weight hose.
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