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EVEHltfG PUBLIC LEDaERr-PHILADELPHIA, . MONDAY, .JUNE 23, 1919
- 17;
fE tiORRIS WILLIAMS ALL SET TO JOIN LIST OF CELEBRATED "COMEBACKS" IN SPORTS WORLD
m
i&
II.
TENNIS STARSTN r
POOR GA VVY! HE HIT
ONLY .366 IN WEST
Cravath, Unaffected by Phil
Disaster in West, Gathered
Nineteen Hits for Thirty
six Bases
A'S STILL HITTING
Ity KINVIN J. IOLT,OCK
pOOR, Old Thirty -Seven Year Onvvy
Critvatli ! Slow nt riinninjr, stiff nt
joints and gray nt tptnplis, he is stout
nt henrt, young in spirit nml wicked
at bat.
"Shoot, if yovi must, this grny-olrf-hrad"
has turned to "Strike out, if jou
enn, thin urny-young iiead." And
they're very few who are Joins It. The
old war- horse of the West ii the host
of the 1010 jouiiRsters and the "find'I
of the present cninpniRn.
Trailing nlong with a lnier and pass
InR through the tribulations of thirteen
straight reverses have not nffected
Wooden Shoes. The turn around the
western end of the circuit .which has
been so disastrous to the Thlls In gen
eral has been a liny-making trip for the
eternn.
Nineteen hits for thirty-six bases is
his record in the fourteen games played
out yonder. Six doubles, three triples
and two home runs nrc mixed in the
nineteen bingles. and in only one game
has he gone hitless. He has nt lenst
one safctv in the last six engagements.
Take a glance nt his remarkable
record made in the West:
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
national l.nwiri:
..Club Vtnn I.ost l'rt. Win Ise Split
-.( York . 33 Id .07:1
f Inrliitiutl
I' ttshurgli
'ileum
Ilrookliti
M. I .Mils
I'blllles
Hoston
34
il
III
1.1
.two t.nsu .ni.i
.iVIO .1177 .BIS
.IWII t.li7 t.BSH
.'440 .431 ."431
.3MI .3)1) .34H
.3.10 .310 .3111
.1108
1,100
AMKUIt'AN I.UAOt'i:
Won taut l'ct. Will I-i .Split
III 1(1 .(114 ,M .Mil .
Xt 1H .(IIO .1147 .m . .
. 3i is .:n .(iii .am . .
U 21 .MM) .(110 l0 . .
'23 2rt .4(1!) .40 .1(10
20 S.I .411 .147 .411
IK 3D .37.1 .3KK .3(17
I.I 33 .2K3 .aim .77
CI lili
New York
('hlcnrn
I IriebllMt
M. l.ouls
Detroit .
Hoston . ,
WRMlllllRlOn
Athletic
Not scheduled. tVilntno. tl.oso two.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL I.KAMVK
Cincinnati. 4i New York, 3 (ten Innlnns)
thlrucu. "Hi llroukUn, 1
l'lttsburith. "I M. Louis. (I
Other ilulis not scheduled
AAlKltltlAN LKAC1UK
Athletics. Ki Wnshlncton. 4
Detroit, Ai ChlraKn. 4
M. I.ouli. 3; Clrtrlnml. 0
Ntw ork, Oi lloston. 2
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LKAfll'i;
Hotton nt rlillnriellililrt Clpiir,
I'ltlshiirtih nt Mt I.onls Knln
thlaigo nt tlmlnnutl (loudi.
AMERICAN LKAOl'i;
Athletics nt .Npu York Clear
l. Mills ut Detroit ( lenr.
( leelmi,l ut Clitciimi ( lumlv.
Washington nt Huston ( le.ir.
cnAVATirs wksttjin mxonn
A.ll.
St. Louts
4
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
:i
Chics KO
rittsbunch
Clnelnnntl
ii. T.n.
i
Standings of Clttbs in
the Little Leagues
I.I10UK
i iv.L.r.r
MIN lim:
tv.L.r.r.
Dobon . r. 1 .831 ntocar ..33 ..100
Lnnsiloune . .1 I ,K33 Dim X Co... I ft .1(17
I)reel Hill. 3 3 ..100 Niirbcrth ..13 .107
PLAYS AT WILMINGTON TODAY
DELAWARE
11
Four Champions and Former I
National Title Holders Play '
it Wilmington
RICHARDS AND TILDEN LOSE
With the thirtj mcoihI nnminl worn ,
e s tuitional lawn tennis tournament
1,01,1 at "'" I'liiladelphia Cricket Club.
' a bit of tennis history, the scene
in the eouit game shifts to a series of
men s tournaments, which will lind its
climax in Hie intiminN nt Forrest Hills,
llic first of tlie series of eents in
whicli the rontestniitH for the national
honors will l,Kjn nvlhe ,ropai.nR j,
the twelfth minimi tonrnev for the
-ingles anil ilmiM fliniuil(nshii nf the
state of Delnwnic. This event will get
going todnv mi the turf courts of the
iliiiuiKtoii Country CIuli.
Star Kiitrj I.Nt
Thomas AV. Hnrris, chairman of the
V ilmington Country Club tennis com
mittee, has received one of the best
entrj lists that hns ,(.pn recorded In
this section for some time ami one which
will rial other touincjs for the re
mainder of the season.
Included in the IM f rompetitors
are two national champions and two
former national tltlelinlders. The cham
pions are Vincent Richards, the sixteen-;
ear-old jntith who won his sev
enth national title at the Philadelphia
Cnckel Club on Satin d.ij , mid William
T. TiUlen, il, of the Cerninntown
I Ci ii ket Club, noKsesvor of tln-ep nn.
tiniial crowns. Duk Williams and
llairj C. Johnson me the former na
tional titleholdcrs.
"s'V'.'ir.' sl,0"'s Fornl-
'loila will mar.!; the return of Wil-
.MONTfiOlllMlY COUNTY LIUniT,
U'.L.I'.C. W.L.P.C.
T omlerton. . 7 1 .87. NnrrWtoun
' I lMaatnn 7 1 .K7.1 eton .. S It .5.10
. i .ini'ier .. ..,! imm iei,i ii. ,i ...iir i .
South'iiton . 4 4 .500 Tort Wimii.. l 7 .us inuns to tournament pl.ij in this conn
i I trj. lie was on dut. with the Anicr-
4 I l'HlIMiKl.rillV sriiuiuilN I.i:A(!UI". I icon army in Trance for man months
I ., , '.''"ji; i. . ,',r."IJ?;1 "'"' ""' iccentlj received his discharge
5 MBlS "... .1 1 :5S IvAl?"." 3 !l :":ii ("m the service, leste.day he pla.ied
Llenslde . 1 1 .500 (Herlirook. (1 .-30 1
Dick Rudolph lias Pitched
to 961 Phillic Batsmen
run. i. ii.-,' 'it(Ih:hs ts. iiosion
rllilirn. IbronU. L. I'.l .
I nink Wimilunril It I o l.oixi
drliK I'urkilril I. II l .WKI
llnnllei Illicit It .'I 'I .('00
f.Kln llle.t I. 11 II ..1IIO
l.lmrr .Ineobs 11 A ,1 ..100
.Mule Ylutami It t 3 .Knl
(enrite Mnltli I! II i .000
(.rnliil l.iliiU 31 211 ..117
IIKAM' I'lKlll.lts 11, rilll.I.ILS
rllrhri-H lliroiH. I.'. I'.C.
Din MIIIiirIiii Ii I (I I.OOO
Uit Keiitliui K I o l.lHio
l Driiiuree It li I .K.17
rt ebf I, il 3 .1107
Dlik .liiine It (1 4 .1,00
lllil. Itiiiloliib K II III .107
.llm eott It 0 1 .0O0
Tom Iienriie I. o I .ihhi
(.ninil IhIjiU :il 211 ..111
DKk Itiiilnliili In lil" lllrtlntf. iillrliliit
iiireir iik.iIiim lie I'lilllleH riireil tiill Imts-
meii nml ulloweil 'iio liltn for un nerace
of .r-iK.
F
Ernie Shore Has Defeated
Machmen Thirteen Times
tiiij:tics' mtciikkh
lOHK TBVJI
.. W'S" . Throw IV,
Hollle, Nailor .... II 1
.Stott Terry . . .It !
Itlll KlnneT ... I,
Tom Itoitera II 3
-llnr Jiihnwn . . Jt 2
llurrj rllioll It o
f.rund totula )
YANKKKS I'lTCIIimS AH.
IMtehem TbroiTS W,
Herb Tlionnnhlnn L 2
l.utlter Nelon U 3
(leorice. MuxrltUe I, o
Lrnle hore II 13
Itnli Mittnker K I)
.fnik (liilnn , K fi
Allen Klissell It (I
VS. NEW I
l. r.c.
0 l.ooo
1 .687
I .600
4 ,429
3 ,400
3 .000
U .402
ATIILHTICS
L. r.c.
0 1.000
0 l.ooo
1 .3.17
5 .MS
5 .B4
.417
.000
llrnml totals
37 20
It. Norrli Willi. mis. former national similes rhainplon, who m.ilies his
return to tournament play in tills cnuntr.i toil.iy. AVIIlialils is compet
ing for the Delaware state title nt the Wilmington Country Club
TILDEN TO DEFEND TITLE
LAWRENCE LEADS RIDERS
WITH EIGHTEEN POINTS
Total, M J I"
Itnttlnic nverure. .3(10! two-We lilt", u.
three-base hits. 3i bonio runs. i.
DELAAVAItr. KIM'.ll NllirVARI) i.nc!tn
W.L.P.C'. W.I..P.C.
Il.iltlmore . K a .800 V. V. ship, 7 K ,l(7
Ilurliui .. . X 3 .727 ritsrt-Jnnen. 2 II .1H!
Hok I-lanil 0 3 .007 Kiner. Meet 1 U .100
Poor Tlills Here Today
Tin. Tinnr Phils, victims in thirteen
of their
in exhibition matches at the Philadel
phia Cricket Club and sho.ved much of
hi-, old-time form.
Paired with Ilarr.i Johnson, Williams
gae Hill Tiiden and Vincent Richards
their second I'cfeat since winning the
title a jicar ago. Si weeks ago Craig
Riddle and Wallace Jolitiou iKtoiii-
iillshed this feat. After the doubles
George Chapman, Youthful
Hcadliner, Who Meets Car
man in Match Race, Is Sec
ond FRED WEBER IS THIRD
pKRCV LAWRHNCR. the American
inotor-pnei'd champion, is the lead
ing lider of the present season. 4 Tie
heads the list of eleen lidets, with n
total of eighteen points which represents
three ictoriea and one second. Raw
fence's gicat wink was in benting Vin
cent Minimum, the Kalian speeder, in
ii match lace at the Velodrome a few
-i ei ks ago.
One of the big surprises of the jcur
is the worlv ot iicorge i iiiipmini, tlie
jiNrrcTriti:its' i,unrn
w i I, f w t r.
loot fourteen tilts, exhibit llement . . d" l' .817 lls.. . 24" .33'
before the admiring public with their i - ;g J".,.,;,,.,:; T if match Williams plajed a gicat eight- joutliftil Newark bo. who rode his first
tlie isoston lvravcs, j, (j. i. . 4 2 .007 lrimkiin. . oo.ooo iin-gniue set witn tiiiieu, eaen win- iiionn --luitvii iure ivi.- n--5 muu nine
niug nine games. wei'KS ago. vjiii. ui inosu live siari.s ne
wnrlbv nnnonents
at Broad and Huntingdon streets this
afternoon. The Rraves are wortliy op
ponents, because it will be a battle for
last place. The Coombsnien are one
and a half games north of, the cellar.
The Phils have been doing a lot of
hitting in the West, the main trouble
being that the other clubs have done
more, which, of course, is n small mat
ter. There's no fault to be found with
the hitting of the club, but the nthletes
nre slow runners and mediocre fielders,
and the pitching has been misernble.
An nvcrage of almost eight hits for
eleven bases per game in the West isn't
so bad, but nn average of almost two
errors per game isn't so good. In their
fourteen contests the Phils have gath
ered 10S hits for ."." sacks, but have
committed twenty-six eriors. Thirty
eight runs have been scored.
Compare these figures with the records
of rival clubs. The opposition put over
seventy-nine runs, made 111 hits for
188 bases nml was guilty of only six
teen errors. The rival average per
game is five and one-half runs, ten hits
for thirteen bases and a fraction over
one error.
The following gives some iden of how
the Phils behaved and misbehaved since
they left New York on June 4 :
rlllLLIKS' WESTERN RIXOIID
It.
i n
St. Ixrala 7
i
3
Chtearo
o
4
t'UUburih jj
1
1
Cincinnati 4
a
II.
7
11
!
0
11
II
7
7
12
A
a
3
fl
K
T.n.
ii
12
14
10
IK
K
10
10
IX
7
(1
7
10
16
Bingles and Bungles
"T.iko It from me." iuUIsM (he buv In the
hrown derby, "thN kid Ilurrus la the moat
valuable man on Mack's pajroll He keep
GeorRe Hums hlttln "
Mollu IlJuratedt (.houbln't worn. Tlie
rbiimnlon Iteil hox were ellmlnnteil before
Ibe nemlllnul.
77io Culj anvc Jeff Pleffcr a lite r.'milno
ii'itlc liio Jim Vouum held the Vodoers
safe.
Th. Tanks yanked the IVhlte ox out of
flrel place bv blfPntf Morton while the 'risers
were collartna Ihe fhlcaso tlubbers.
Now that Ibe peace treats Is nbout to be
ftlcneri, the IMllla htnen't inn excuse for
losing. The newn probubH lifted the rreat
weleht off the collectle mind of tlie Coombs'
chin.
iVavor unirril 'i m to a ro?t nf IFmhbif;
loii. Jack leeiif the entire distance and won
auauist the Onjfs.
The A'B take on the Yank todiv for R
four-Kinne perle If the Mackmen keep up
their (luullni? Miller HusrKlns will be huggln'
Becond pace Instead of hri.t.
The only wny to clip American I.eatue
ulleliers u rent is to tie a lurbunilo to Tie
Cobb.
.Wnurfcc Purruv hai no rcoard for Vnrni's
northern hospitality Oeomr is utvina
Maurice an Ale rolnih reception.
Crnft wiisn't ernftv enouitli to weather
Ihe A'h storm. The Cruft was wreiked In
Ihe nlxlh.
1,
The rhll' nnd Ilraes come to blows to
day The bout Rhould be an good Ha any
of the preliminary engagements at the vv'll-lard-Dempaey
tcrap
Kid Glcavon had somrthina to hick about
ulicn his M'hitc Sox kicked aicav a uame to
Detroit vcstcraav.
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
Two boxing hlinwH will bo held in thH
...i .t ri, .. (. 1 i'.imlirlu
limit probably w 111 hf fIciipi) to tn.ee Mlk
O'l-)owd In u tltlo contest
ltv th.-i tmnliiK Th weekly. Lam una
npin-nlr nhow will be FlnKfrl tonlclit tiut 10
r .n.utnnrii innnl nn IViitkV Oil (H'LOUnt OI
mln, while tht) Umpire A. C will run Ui ,Joo elwh. Hobby Ounnli s pride Is tralti-
i it ehnw fir th Bummer bimsdr ioniki.i. irn ror nm ijoiii w itn i nunu .iop uorrcii
I'romoicr Sim Cross lihl a meetln in th They will do Initio in ih flrml Iwmt at
rilnpthnni Hotel list wnk find thf u,'ci"j tn" National A A n Thursday evenlnw
Chapman Trails Lawrence
in Motor-Paced Standings
i
o
sin
? !
IVrrt l.iwrencc San I'ran
l. o
li.'orr" (htpmnn, .NpwarK
ll.ihhv Walthnur. AtlinU
lnd Willi r Ti nipn
Frank I'nrr .usttnll t
('linnet c.inuan. .lamalci
Milium lb dell Newark . .
Vlment M.idimn.i lt.il
Wlllli liatile. Sin Trim
Cl-Ml
1. t. Ilrnlmch. Iloptnil .
lleoriso Wllo. Symuw. " "
foi Mrst .'I for eeiund and 2 for third.
Germantown Star Enters National
Clay Court Event at Chicago
(lihago, .linn ".'!. The huge num
ber of cntiiis which lime been nsciwsl
up to dnlo for the tintioiial rla court
toniiis championships, to bi1 hi Id ben
the wuk of ,lul 1 to .lulj 111, indi
(iitcs that the tournament will be the
grentest since the day court fixture wns
launch! il nine jcars ago. ni cording to
K. I.. Van Ai'sdule. president of the
Hoiilh Hide Tennis Club.
lnong the first tbtiies icceiMsl wile
tli(iM nf William T. Tildcn. of I'lnhi
delphlii, nnd Vincent S. Itn hards, of
nilfi s. X. Y., iintioiinl lawn tennis
i h.iiiiiiioii ill doubles. Tho w il come
to Chicago nfter the annual Ihi-l
"Lofty" Nolan, Joe Oeschger
and Bert Yeabsley and Five
Others Fail to Get Hits
LEFTY STIRLING AT HIS BEST
The closest find w bat proied to be
the most s-onsntionnl games of the
season were staged in the Main Line
I'asebnll League on Saturday nnd the
buttle fur first place still finds Lans-
diiwne anil IVibsnn dendlocl.ed for the
position. And they clash next Satur
do !
Dulfson defeated Autocar on Satur-
dii after the latter exnaustul cery J sprinted home n winner over Trancisco
means tn win Thej speared "Lefty" ! Verri and Kuv Kiitnn in tnv, ofrntbi- 6
heats of n one-mile match race at the
Velodiome here yesterdnv. Kramer has
not been riding very stiongli of into
mid his rimnrknble retuin to form ivos
reiehcd with great glee bv his nd
FRANK KRAMER WINS
Defeats Verri and Eaton In Straight
Heats at Newark
Xt-unili, .lune 'J.'! Frank Kramer
was cheered by 11,(1(10 bicycle funs ns he
Xolnn for fust base nnd ,Ioe OechRer,
furmerlj. of the l'hlls and (ilnnt", ns
hurler nnd Itert ealcley as back
stop, lint Itoh Calhoun's proteges,
with "Itnbc" ('ashman back on second.
wcie Mi'tors by 1-0. mirers.
"l.eftj" Stirling was in form and I
allowed lmt a pair of hits, both going
to shorstop Jackel. DoIisou'r hits
were limited (o four, and ten Autocar
batsmen perished on strikeouts. The
single tun of the game mine ill the
first inning when Cotter singled, stole
second and wns sacrificed to third bv
Haigb. lie came home on a passed
ball
The oilier games were full of ecite-
Tmmt 1 .n iii.iI.im iw ,. rr. fr.iiii Ilim .C-
lllld (,, . (l.e result lininr- nnnllirr 1.0 nffuir.
I Wist sii-tiunal team ihninpiuiiships at "Ad" Swiclcr opposed Charlie Clock
Cinrinnnti. the week befoie the clay nnd while the latter lind the better of
imirl ('lent ouens. i the tiitchinir Mind lost n touch one. hn I
TROYTOWN FRENCH WINNER
English Horse Takes Grand Steeple
chase, Worth 100,000 Francs
Paris, June ''.". The grand steeple
chase at Auteuil jestenlay for a stake
of 100,000 frniKs was won b. the Eng
lish hotse Tio town.
A record -brenking throng saw the
lace.
"Willie" Bolles Dies
of Miss Molla ltjurstedt anil li l'lur-
line 1'nlliu, of Xew VuK
ENGLISH BEAT SCOTCH
Triumph by One Goal In Benefit
n" Soccer Match
Sew York, June ".'!.-lMiked teams
i ,i i lepresentlng l,iiglanil and M'otianu
has turned in two wins and took third ( ,,,! at (,ox ()vul jesterduy before
twiie. And in most of his tnies he i;ooo persons In the final of the interna -competed
against such riders as Walt-' tional series held anniialh for the ben
hour, I'.edell, Carman, C'orrj and other 't of the Xew V.rk l'rotcctive Asso-
(lltllilli. 1 lie Ullllie ii-siiiit'u hi ii nm
Newark, Jun 21 IMIUam Cleveland
Mis.,,1 .Imil.li... hni 1,n.,n n.hloil tn the c. I (I... i.-.f ..... ik.,. , .1... i ' . V ".'" ''""' v 'or in. mat ten irara em-,
-......-...... .........I in. m-i, s.. ..i,.ij ,1, iiipiocu hn 'sruiKir or mi Newark velo-
pioginui of the tile events at the reipiest eighth i drome dripped dead esterday afternoon
in the eludrom. from heart failure
stars.
l'red Weber, the l'loriua rider, is in
third place. He is credited with two
gan
for Kngland by 2 to 1.
Sawyer to Lead Yale
h lories and one third place. armnn, New llnien, lune 'J3 Unwell t simrr,
I nf Vllrceater Mass has h, en cleeted cap
CorrJ and Jledell nic all ileadlockeil for tain of next ears Tale laechHll dam at
fifth iwisllimi with siv liolnts each I" meetlnc In Now ork Ho haR been pla
liftli posltlou Willi SIX point!) !"-" I mi- aeenml base on tho tcim He prepared
I'oiij has taken two seconds, while i at rmillna Exeter
the best Carman nnd Itedell loiiltl get
was three third places.
Carman has been riding
hasn't receivid a bleak heir
well, but
this j ear.
St. Lawrence Wins Again
I r Q
If o l a r i "me
Amateur Baseball Notes
Totals 3' 108 MS
I Drueillnir rtroa. A. A., a fast pemipro trav
S ellnc nine. tia Saturdays. Sundaja and
Airraee 2 5-1 7 5-7 II I-ll 10-7 t fnr t(.am, ,,-tylni.' a Buarantce. J. c"
Two-bodo hlta Crniatb. (It Wllllnina. 4; liberie, lmn North Hopo street.
J.mlrriis, 3l llalril. 3: CikIi. 3l jlriiarl. 3i
rrenderrast. nhittril. AUiiiim. Threc-baae , jte.Mnllen A. C. wants Kames with seien
I teen-ninetepn-) ear-old nines, John Sawjer,
... ,...ii. i i.n .. ...n '', i, runer iiunii-
Iniri hao been added and the arena v. Ml
bo almost is larKo au the OlimulH.
Youns: .l.U Tolonil and Franlile Daley
will be the conteH.inti" In the final bout at
thn Cambria tonlcht Iloth men are In eood
shape and a. llielv alt tmind sluRKlnii bee
N expected Johnnv Mahmey and . mmv
Lavender will meet In the semlrtnil HublTV
O'llrlen s Martin HufTv, Vounc Mulllsin
m lllllv (lannon and Tommy Murray s
Youiib Oririo will completo the protram.
The final bout at tho rimp.re dub will
present two aliuotlliK battlerr I-"''"'
IVaitond and Charlie iKIdl Tlnmnj are tha
slUKKers llled to entertain In the ftn.il bout
Itay CVMallev brother of Johnnv .Mei.li
and lommv D'Mallei will miiKe his pro
fission il debut when he faces p.ille IP '('re.
of Southwark. In the semifinal Mlikv
llrltt m Mike Connors. Johnnv Ketchell
vs Jlm.ny lion I'r inkle Mclvenna J
Charlie Leonard and n. battle roiul will
completo tho proKram
Harlem IMillo Kcllv and Lou liosash. ol
IlrtMu.tiort wl'l unit in a tin round bout
tit Plttaflcld. Mats . tonlKht
Tommy Ttiohes , of raternon. and Willie
.Taiksnn of New York also will see action
toninht Thev nre Hsheduled to (fo clitht
ruunds In rulerson
xi. n,...i l.ni.t nt the Atlantic Citv Sport-
inc Club on Thurd iv cwnlnir will present
lllllv Ilcians. of Wllltes-lnrre nnd tounir
Merino formerly or N w lijrk but now of
this city. Thov are scheduled to co elsht
rounds Max Williamson and Tatsy Wal
lace Willie Spencer and I.tttlo Hear and
Kid liasen and Joe D.nldson are the other
bouts arranced In support tlie (lnal bout
bv Promoter Herman Tailor.
Two of the foremost mlddlcwelKhta In
the country will dish In a ten-round battle
at Plttsbursh tonlcht Harry Oreh. of tho
.x.nokv City, and Mike Qlblionii. of St Paul
will ho the contestants The winner of this
Lawn nee C C a ball team addid an-j
n iiu iu i.i bii'us .in ,.,. . un... j ,'j
lilefe.tlnir Chew A. !"(! This wns the
He has been named to meet Chapman I sixth str.Ui.-ht win of th season for St
in a special match ra, e nt the Velo- , WiVhTWSJiVa" a "t-1?1 wSh!" " a"?
drome Thuisilay night. The lace will ' !JV"l,n,kt',"1 .v A ;'":1 st John's 4-a.
Rood pre-lhc in ten-mile lieats, nest two out ,of I Kama for Jure "s Home duhs sheuld write
thiee. .Iimm Hunter ami .ormnnltuh " faber. Kensingtun t.sis u
Anderson will do the pneemnking.
Ihmter doubtless will pace Carman Title for Donaldson
Ileshtes the Wlllari'-Ocmpsey champion-',. ,u Amleranti msaislinr Phnnmni, New nrl. JuneSI Ceeil 1'ntialdsoTi won
ship battle there will be a contest stnKeili - ' "' the Junior rhamplonsh p of the Ti rr.iee i lub
for the welterwelcht ihamplonshln at C.an-1 It was announced that four of the In IlrookUn lesterdiv b defcatlmr Hum
thfoneil k"l5KJurVthn weiurs'and j'ck'nHt: best sprint ridcis ill the game would "runic In the fln-ilmatch.it nt ,11 .,-j
ton. present ruler, are reported to hac lie here to help popularize the sprint' ,, ,. , ,
signed for th- title bout I evele game here Coulctt. Verri. Orendn Stenton Holds Banquet Tonight
Men on A A v in roil a innu ie, ftr tni
Hotel S'i ntnn t niuht PI ins f r tip loin
Mntrhmalrer .Tne Clrlffo his
llmln.ir nrnirr.im .toe Mendell the news-
Isjy champion, and Younc IJanny Buck clash
In tho semlwlnd-up
Itlllr
(lllison, mnmirer
champion Ilenn Leon ird hits ail.l.il anotne
fhtlter to his list lb- Is Jim Monahan. a
heavyweight battler of No Yoik
Tonimr Unlison. of Maiden Mass . nnd
I.en Rowlands of .MMwuukee will meet in
a ten-round blttle at Union O tonight
Ilobby Ounnls. manager of Howlinus, la at
tho battlo s-round with his flchter.
I. C. B. U., 27; Vlctrlx, 13
Arilmore. I'd.. Juno 22 I C II l" fved
with the Vlrtrix Professionals here toda
In a battlnc bee by a score of 27 to 13 Vlc
trlx plaed very lUtlo Ineeli ill Cielr i.ut
llelders chased hlta all afternoon while the
Infield mado ten errors to help I l IJ U
score.
c n u n i i o i- - - -
of llKhtweicht n,,(1 P'b.'bly rrnnk Kramer will be
the lic.idliners in action
ir w 1 1 be discus ed
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,Kh Cruvath ft, Itniril, 2. Home runs
Cravath. 2j HUllainH. MeiiNtl.
1712 Snyder avenue.
Kejstono A, A. hns open dates for flrst
iiss humi' teama. It Kravltz, 1!511 South
Second atrtet.
The DhUlonul t'luh hit July 4 (a in nnd.
n tvi 1 Tiilvr f rii-ijl Utfif Ititilft, III Tulir ixnut
- , l"t ill t VU4 4MX BUhl IIUIVD uii wit I,
four games out or kcvcii the lour vie- for such teams Hs Lit iirothers wiiiiwooiif
ennrm l.l (liole lllwt (1 vn ( I" 'u " e'A lil"e.c - . u.......h
Mackmen Not So Mcelt
Tho meek Mackmen arc so hopeless class hum
and easy that all they can do duriiiK
one week of caninaisniiiz is to win
tories being
starts put over forty-four rniiH nnd
knocked out bcventy-seven hits for 108
bases.
ham. -192S Westminster aenue.
Trlunsle, II. C n, fourteen-fiftern-ear-ohl
truelInK tiam woubl like to book cainvs
for Haturd.ia nml Humlas aiul July 4 (a
. . ... .. .. .. rn aim ti. m I wun norne teurns nai nir il
lien a CIUD averages more man m guarantee. H. I.asliy. H3o North Tenth
runs and eleven hits for honiething over street
fifteen baes a game for a week, it can- I nookwood Professionals hnw June 2S ami
wnf l,n cnbl tlmt the np-trreirntinn is Julv 1 (11 m and n. m 1 for home teams of
not be saw mat tne .l(,gll(,uuon is f,r,ne B guarHlltee Jamea V Jlellride
hopeless, nnd that V what the As did aoto North Tw-vnty third street
during the last week. The 0ertnllntown r,slnnB wouM k(. to
The Maekmeu moved over to rxCW'hinr from all Hrst-class homu teams nlfer
York for n short stay at the rolo ' j', asltplntec- " J conuay. boss Hei..
Orounds with the Yankees today audi ...,. T , T , .
In l t .,. T.'..!,lo.. Tboir will I Ontario A. A. has June 2R and July 4 nnd
will return here on I'riday. lney will,,, tor nrst.rin,i, homo teams Joseph c.
make the going tough for the present , Fischer J234 North Twelfth street.
lenders of the Johnson race. They -
' , ,.. iil,lr,.,i,,. ,tb, Kinsley A. A. wants cames with flrst-class
journeyed down to aRhlngton jester- ninea especially i.lKhthousu Ii o nml Oer
day long enough to exhibit their re-1 mantowniic. iilu... U tamer, wis
Tived Hitting powers to ine uuiiiiiu iuus,
I we .uiirr v. .. u in i.i-i-ivtr-1 iiaeiini;
, nine wants names with home teams for
av antes in lauer nnri oi lue season
lea McFadden. 837 North Newklrk
Oil 111C Ul'dlll, viv i,i ,.," ...... ....
tinrr retting three singles out of lour,
ting, i,ciiiu ""-"- " n,i The South. rhllndrlnlila n. O has July 4
times up. During the last week, dawge (twn 'Kamesi open for nrettcioss tems.
has shown some of his old-time form 1,-yjjJJ" oodU. c. preferred L. Clark. 1U2I
with a double, two triples and a pairi .-.., ,,, ,
has Sunday dates in June and July open
for teams pax In? a (ruarnntee. William Dar
rash, 1221 North Forty-ninth street
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Refreshing flavor and fragrance and un
usual mellow-mildness make Camel Ciga
rettes instantly and permanently likable !
Camea are sold everywhere in
scientifically sealed packages
of 20 cigarettes ; or ten pack'
ages (200 cigarettes) in a
glassinepapercovered carton.
We strongly recommend this
carton for the home or office
supply or when you travel.
18 cents a package
nnd to snatch 8-4 ictory.
George Burns, with .Maurice Ilurrus' Hunda
ii the bench, kept up bin terrific hit- l,'threerel
of home runa.
Atlentown, 8; R. G. Dun, 0
Atlentnnn. rn.. June 52 The It. O Dun
Club, of Philadelphia, were outclassed here
eVii v-v Allentown. Barker pitched a rare
variety of ball, blanklne the Quakers.
0. Heck. x 1th three clouta. featured.
Baseball Records for Week
The nlilslonnl Club wants games with
siieh tenmn as ltncharanh Olanls Melrnse.
I Atlantic City, Wlldwood. H & c. stetson.
S to "nd I. It urotners. j. j. (junningnam. 402a
UnilllllllDLCl IllCIIUCt
The Falrhlll A. A., a aemlpro trnellni
team has open datis, balrhlll A. A., 518
West Allesheny avenue.
v.. vlr .Tnnn 52. The week's record
In each leag-ue of wmM Played won and T, nellfonte Club, a first-class traveling
lost, with runs, hits, errors, men left on , h pPn ,,, ln Jlm(. Iina Ju M
bases and runs scored by opponent. In. j Noian, 1337 Kcrbauc street
eluding: trames of Saturday, June 21, Is a ,
followa; .... .,,..,- The McMullen A. C. wants cames with all
NATIONAIi LbAQUl. I Venteen-nleeteen.yer.nld travellnir nines l
r w. I,, il. it i: Lii oil ; rtay Doelk, 3217 Boutn Twenty-fourth street
OhBoy! This Is Great!
Dad says the best part of his fishing trips are the
lunches. He always make3 sure that there is plenty to
eat, and he takes great care that the basket contains
several bottles of '
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Phillies vs. Boston "Braves"
(1AMK AT 3:30 l. M.
Keats at (ilinbtls and WpulJInKs'
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Cleveland I n l 2 no
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TODAY AT 4 ISO O'CLOCK
Devon vs. Philadelphia
Country Club at Bala
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It also makes possible Camels' enticing mildness
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