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LESS THAN MONTH
A's, Phils and Rivals Have
Averaged More Than One a
Day Opposition Leads
With Sixteen Circuit Clouts'
MACKS ALMOST WIN
BY EDWIN J. POLLOCK
Z' OWIB t The old horselildc fs in for
another ride. It bIIb fipecdlly over
the infield, over the outfield and nestles
among the bleacherltea who scramble
for It like a lot of fried eggs. It's an
other home run.
Phlladelnhlans are becorolne accus-
tomed to circuit clouts and with nothing
more exciting than the I'M s and the
Braves battling for last place, they are
disappointed unless some member of
either outfit whales another $1.50 into
the sun seats or the street.
Disappointments have been few.
.There is an epidemic of home runs In
full force which is attested to by the
fact that twenty-sine have been regis
tered since Jure 1. Sixteen have started
off rival bats, nine off Stack maces
and four off Coombi's clubs.
Here is a list of what has happened
In a home-run way in less than a
month :
iVn9 2 Athletics vs New Tork:
P ng Rodle off Pitcher Rogers.
Ping Bodle off Pitcher Kinney.
Fewster oft Pitcher Rogera
June 3 Athletics v New Tork:
Joe Dugan off Pitcher Mogrldge.
Juno 4--Athtetlcs vs New York!
' "!! Pcklnruh oft Pitcher Rogers.
Bobby Roth off Pitcher Nelson.
Bobby Roth off Pitcher Russell.
June J Athletics vs Cleveland'
Tilly Walker off Pitcher Cnveleskte
tfUIlV XI -Ainieiics VS. OC J.OUIS
Jimmy Auetln oft Pitch&r Rocera.
O.eort Sleler off Pitcher Rogers
juna ji Athletics vs Chicago:
Happy Felnch off Pitcher Rogers.
Happy Felsch off Pitcher Selbold.
aw jacKionon 1'itcner Meiooid
June 17 Athletics vh. Phlcar
y t-erxins on riirner F&rter.
Oeorge Burns off Pitcher Fabor.
Rlsberg off Pitcher Naylor
' Juns 19 Athletics t Detroit:
Harry Hellman off Pitcher Johnson.
Juno 20 Athletics vs. Detroit
Tilly Walker off Pitcher Khmko
Harrv Hellman off Pitcher Rogers.
Jra Flagstead off Pitcher Rogers.
Juno 21 Athletics vs. Detroit"
Bobby Roth Off Pitcher Roland.
Oeorge IJurns off Pitcher Love.
Juno 2t Philadelphia vs. Boston'
Oavvy Cravath off Pitcher Keating.
Rlggert oft Pitcher Woodward
Maranvllle off Pitcher Woodward.
Juno 25 Philadelphia vs. Iloston:
Forrest Cady off Pitcher Scott
flawy Cravath off Pitcher McQuillan.
Fred Luderus off Pitcher McQuillan.
Rlggert ort ritcher Packard.
Lndy's Homer Wins
rpHEHB were home runs aplenty yes
J- terday at the Thlls' Park. One
came In the first engagement of the
double bill and three In the nightcap.
The final circuit clout sped off Lu-
derus's bat and It kept the Phils from
the cellar.
That dope about a man being down,
but never out is all wrong when ap
plied to the Thils. The Coombsmcn
re among the champion down-ond-outers.
They're down in last place
after the first game and out after the
second 'tilt. Thfs has been worked for
" the last two days. '
It was esy to pick the winner In the
opening tiff, for the Braves got away
to a flying start and were never headed,
grabbing a 0-4 victory. It looked like
the Braves in the second session, too,
but Hughie McQuillan crossed every
about, including himself, when he
failed to pass Ludcrus. Frederick drove
the ball into the bleachers in Ihe eighth
and scored two pals. This hefty hit
gave the Phils a 5-3 triumph.
Forrest Cady broke into the home
run class In the first game, and then
in the second engagement Klggcrt and
Cravath were credited with four-base
blows besides Luderus. It was Cra
vath's eighth homer of the season and
his second since the Phils have re
turned home.
'Near-Wln for A's
THE A's can come nearer to victory
and lose than any other ball club In
he universe. They scored a near-win
, yesterday, but gave way to the Yanks
in the ninth, 4-3.
The way the Mackmen started off
it looked as if they were going to. cop.
Markers were hung up in the first, sec
ond and third, but then the rungetting
was stopped short. The Hugglns gang
began a sprint in the eighth which car
ried them to a tie in that frame and
sent them over the line a winner in the
ninth.
Scott Perry has no one to blame but
himself for the tying New York runs in
the eighth, for solid hits put over the
counters. In the ninth, hgwever, a
wild chuck by Joe Dugan allowed Truck
I'TVlTomiah to register the deciding: tally.
Bingles and Bungles I
"in thine yun cotta nana to mem
A'A' said the guy with the brown derby
as Pe rolled a cigarette with one hand and
lighted a match with the thumb nail of
the other In typical Bill Hart faahlon, "they
may not be ball players, but they're pa
triots. They're doln' their best for the
Tankes cause."
Walt Reuther will not oe available or
Pat Moran'a club for the next several days.
Jf toas Mt by a thrown ball In the groin
teatcrday In hatting practice.
Vlrlr Is b, wicked Individual
Tie pastod
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ma eignm iwnni wio , tun. ti.,
ntar rally.
Hughla McQuillan Is truly a Brave, Any
young man who will pitch to Ludy In a real
pinch wjien the best play Is to walk him Is
toollsh as well as brave.
Strange things happen In baseball every
day. Scott Ptrrv Mt lor two bases against
the Vanks.
The Pirates weren't soaking Doak roster-
day.
Jney got only nre nits, ana ine Larnj
the series by winning, S to 1,
nm
"felt Duntahment Tea.
In any football rams. Inlun
Jim took a lloir fast ona on his wrist and
smiled, but alid home a fsw atcond later,
hurt his leg and bad to retire.
Canasy couldn't dodge the Dodgers In the
first tuning and the Reblns got nwar to an
airplane atart. They won In walk. The
Giants are having a lot of trouble with the
Hrooairn iwr.
Bradley Hogg Is not In good shape, but
It'a a mean guy wbo would say he's hog-
John Scott. th Braves second-string
pitcher, not only nuriea wen against, me
fcfchs. hut also used his bat to advantaas.
Ills doubts In the second sent a pair of
fellow Bostonlarts over the dlsc, s,
4' -rh fnnm mere
veiling for Caombi to put
icfcara in the escoRtf, out
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' oiled od eifina strong.
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t . s-i letnrr over Clatlnnatt In Redland.
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NATIONAL LEAOUn
Won let P.C. Win !
New York S4 IS .054. .onn
Cincinnati 81 21 .001 .(111
rittsbursh so 2 . .
Chicago 2D 2H .AST .MS
Brooklyn SB 29 .41 .4S2
St. Loul 24 20 .411 .4(U
Phillies IS .12 .330 .373
Boston IS 31 .352 .303
AMERICAN IJ5AOCE
Won tout T.C. Win Lose
Now erk 83 16 .(M7 .All .1
Cleveland S3 19 .SSS .042 .021
Chicago SI 20 .823 .10 .611
Detroit 23 M .490 .500 .481
Rt. Louts 24 20 .450 .400 .471
Ronton 22 20 .41S .480 .441)
Washington 20 St .355 .300 .377
Athletics 13 36 .265 .250 .260
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL T.KIGL'K
Boston. Si rhlllles. 4 (Mart game),
rhllilrs. 6i Doston, 3 (second game).
Drooklrn, Oi New lork. 4.
Chicago, 3 Cincinnati. 1.
St. Louis, 3 Pittsburgh, 1.
AMERICAN LE.GUE
Now lork. 4t Athletics. 8.
Washington. Si Boston. 3 (first game).
Doston. It Washington. 0 (2d game).
Chicago. 7i Cleveland, 1.
St. Louis at Detroit, rain.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LKAflUK
New York at Brooklyn. Kaln.
ttoston at Philadelphia. Cloudy.
Pittsburgh at Ctnrlnnatl. Cloudy.
St. I.ouls at Chicago. Cloudy. (Two games.)
AMERICAN LEAOCE
Athletics at New York. Rain.
Clereland at Detroit. Threatening.
Washington at Iloston. Clear.
Chicago at Rt. Louis. Clear.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
ningharaton at Jersey City. Rain.
Toronto at Newark. Ran.
Buffalo at Raltlmoro.. Rain,
Rochester at Reading. Rain.
PHILS' GAME OFF
Rain Prevents Final of Series With
Boston Braves
Rain prevented the final of the scries
between the Phils and the Boston
Braes this afternoon. The officials of
the club held off until close to 1 o'clock
before they decided to postpone the con
test. The game will be put back until
the next trip of the Braves to this city
which will be In August.
Tho series went to the Braves by
three games to two. The Stallings
crew took the opening contest and then
two doubleheadcrs were divided.
BOBBY NELSON WINS
Defeats K1d Ferro In Fast Bout at
the Gayety
Quite a number of excellent bouts
wero held at the Gayety last night.
The summaries:
lOVpound class Reddy Jackson beat
Frankle Smith, three rounds Youns Smith
a..n,4 Tril Tlnrgun Ann rftlinn
110-pound clase ilattling Kansas stopped
Charles Merkle. two rounds. Sammy Miller
stopped Jack Berry, one round
llB-pound clasa Charles Waddo beat Bat
tling Oeorge, three rounds
WT pOUnO C18P8 IVia JlWIIRn oc&i riaim
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US nound class Bobby Fitch beat Lew
Thomas, three rounds
liupounu clans nouoy iic.ouu vun u..
Kid Ferro, four rounds
EASTERN GQLFJrI LEAD
Klrkby and White Win Three Games
From Evans and Sawyer
Ottawa, June 20. Oswald Klrkby,
Metropolitan golf champion, and (Jar
diner White, of New York,, the eastern
pair, had a lead of three games to one
over the western pair, Choi lea
("Chick") Evans, American amateur
title holder, and Ned Sawjer. of Chi
cago, at the close jesterda of the fourth
and fifth best ball foursome matches
for the benefit of the Canadian lied
Cross.
The fifth match, over the Royal Ot
tawa Golf Club links, went to twenty
holes without a decision. The tie will
be decided today at Montreal.
FIGHT NEWS FOR WOUNDED
Knights of Columbus to Supply
Soldiers With Big Bout Returns
Newtorlt, June 20. Soldiers and
sailors In hospitals and camps through
out the country will be iuformed of the
progress of the Willard-Dcmpsey figh.t
at Toledo on July 4 through a ticker
and bulletin service arranged by the
Knights of Columbus, it has been an
nounced here by that organization.
Le Gros Wins Two Matcher
New York. Juno 28 Travers I.e Oros,
the brilliant Junior of the New Tork Tennis
Club, was the atar of the courts yesterday
in tna annual aiannaiian junior cnainpiun-
Viln tiwn tennis tournament. The uth
reached th aemlfinal round by winning two
matcnea auring ine pay.
Plalnfleld Golf Final Today
PlalnAeld, N. J.'. June 28 Miss Kate
Bomann and Mrs R 8, Rowland v.111 meet
In the Una! round todiy at the rialnfleld
Country Club for the club cbamplonshlp.
both winning their matches In the seml
ttnals jesterday,
Amateur Baseball Notes
Snare t Trlest R. C. wou'd like to ar
range games wun m igunii u Mvrrn
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Westvllle Juniors and Curtis C.
C. Juniors.
J, Reagan, Jia won .
Prltchsrd A. A. tiaa a few open dates In
Tuiv. and August for semlpro traveling
teanfs. L W. Fox 780 South Cecil atreet.
fiirtAn TfMlrbta n. CI wants Sunday gamea
with ftrst-ciasa teams, especially St. Car
thage. Victrlx c G upper uaroy, uunn
AC and I V. II U of Ardmore. William
Longen, Clifton Heights, Ta.
The K. O. Radd Travelers, a first-class
traveling team, la without a game tor July
B, A few datea In July and Aucuat also
are open. A. R. pranks. 0346 North Lam
bert streew
Pala Reach A. A. wants to hear from
a first-class team for July 4 (a, m and
p m.) paylnr a fair guarantee, J. Ltaio.
110 Brandywlne street.
ftrsnilvwlnA R. C a ae enteen-year-old
team, would like to arrange Sunday gamea
away wltn teama paying a guarantee j.
McCandless, 1434 South Twenty-third street.
Peerless Olonts have June
S and July HI
open for nratciase nomo tesms onering
guarantee. James Marshall, SIS Hast Haines
street, uerinsiuuwii.
The Elms. F. C. has June 38, July 13 and
ID open for home teams, either In or out of
the city. William Hill. 3058 North Third
street.
Uberty Stars, a atrong. flrst-class colored
traveling nine, nave June 2S and July 4
(a. m.) open. F, Willlame. 213 South Quince'
attest.
The Rookiale A, A., a flrst-class traveling
nine, naa open aatea in juiy anu August,
Edwin Mlntier, 8418 North Colorado street.
-, Rrltnar M. O., a flrst-class uniformed trav
eling team, has open dates In July and
August. Harry .Uonntt, 14"; Newklrk street.
Th ReheetttA A. A., a flrst-claas tesm.
has June 38. July B. 10 and 30 open for
any home teams onering a guarantee, espe
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Phils' ball janl today, onlng to
being hurt uhllo sliding home es
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MEET IN MATCH RACE
Carman and Chapman Clash in
Special Event at Velo
drome Tonight
The flashiest riders in the motor
paced game will meet tonight in a spe
cial match race at the Point Breeze
Velodrome when Clarence Carman, the
former world's champion, and George
Chapman, the new sensation, display
their speed around the wooden bowl.
The race will be run off in heats, best
two out of three. Tach heat will be
over the ten miles distance.
Carman has not won once out of five
starts at the Velodrome. Chapman has
turned in two victories and two thlrdn
in five races. Carman 1ms been riding
well on the tracks at Providence and
Boston, but simply cannot find himself
on the new speedway at Point Breeze.
The match race was the result of his
two failures against Chapman.
Jimmy Hunter will pace Carman and
Norman Anderson will lead Chapman
oer tnc course.
An nltornate sprint rnoe will be an
added feature, with Willie Cobtirn, of
St. Louis , Harry Kaiser, of New York ;
Gus Lang, the Australian champion,
and Willie Keller, of Boston. Accord
ing to the rules, each of the four riders
will compete in three one-mile heats.
The winner will be decided on the point,
scoring system.
Two amateur races complete the pro
gram.
Thrown Ball Injures Reuther
Cincinnati. June 2(1 Pitcher Walter
Reuther of the Cincinnati Nationals was
hit In the groin bs a thrown ball while at
practlco here eterday and the Injury
proved so painful that attending phslclans
stated that It Mould be seenl dla before
he Mill be able to grt Into a name of ball
Only Two Hits Off Magee
In a game to decide second place in tho
lenirue Philadelphia National defeated Phila
delphia Trust Conpany 4 to 0 Mngee had
the Trust Companv batters at his mercj.
allowing only two hits
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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
The National A. A. will stage Its second
ihnu nf thu summer season at the Eleventh
and Catharine streets arena tonight Youny
Joe Rorrell and Joe Welsh, slugging wel
terweights, will clash In the main battle
This looks like a regular fight
Joe Mendell and Young Danny Ruck meet
In the six-round semlwlnd-up The third
bout brings together Young Sherlock and
Sammy White In the other bouts Eddie
Coyle meets Harry Ilurke and Joe Uoggs
takes on Jimmy Brown. Joe Qrlflo la
promoter of the show.
Hilly Reyans and Young Merino do the
entertaining at the Atlantic City Sport'"
Club tonight XlVtchmaker Herman Taylor
v.111 nreaenl raisy ana .hk i. ii.ai..i.
In tho elgni.rouna semnin.
The third
elrht.round fray Is beiween Willie Bpencer
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and Little Bear. Kid B;
:asen vs. Joe Pavld-
son openo the show
Johnny Wolgaet will bo one of the head
liners at the Cambria open-air arena to
morrow night, opposing Joe Welsh In the
six-round feature Whltey Baker and Jack
Ward meet in the semlwlnd-up The other
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HARD ITCH TODAY
Former National Champion
Meets Harry C. Johnson on
Wilmington Club Court
EIGHT LEFT IN TOURNEY
R. Norris Williams, the conqueror of
Maurice McTnphlln and nthera. n ill
play his first real difficult match since1' , DJ """ s brother Oeorge, who
re-entering American tournament playl j'M from na,ft- nb- th' youngest of
today at the Wilmington Country Club, .raly"al golfln trio- wa'1 missing.
t, ,. ...i,. ..-t... ,tn. tio ,." doubtless, was brcezinc nrotinil h!
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Williams has waltzed his way through
four preliminary rounds In the twelfth
annual tourney for the championship of
the stnte of Delaware without over
exerting himself. Now, however, with
the class of the entry rapidly coming
to the fore, the former national cham -
plon must open up and show whether
he is the, same Williams that swept the
American courts several years ago.
.lolin"!on is one ot ine dpsi uouuin nnii.mont.
mixed doubles plaers of this country.
Several times he has gained the pre
mier honors In the mixed doubles. He
mier honors in me lnixeu nouoici. ne -,. .. ,V'" -.-b ...... r avw.
nsb en playing beautiful tennis this ' .'' Wt be mentioned that Char
season and will make Williams give hta. l' " np holn Itt
best to win.
The other six players remaining in the
singles event will also meet today, so
that by tonight only four should be In
the running. Piny In the doubles also w ill
be continued with Vincent Richards and
William T. Tllden, slight favoritlcs,
even though Williams and Harry John
son beat them last Sunday In an exhi
bition at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
WOODCREST POLO MATCH
Bryn Mawr and Philadelphia C. C.
Play In Final Cup Game
Bryn Mawr and the Philadelphia
Coun'trj Club, each with a clean slate
In competition for the Woodcrest Cup,
will meet in the final round of the
trophv tournament at the Philadelphia
dub this afternoon. The match is
scheduled to begin at G p. m.
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bouts follow: Willie McCloskey vs Charley
Mooney, Jatk Howie vs lohnn O Nelll
and Hay 0'.iiauey vs Kid alack
Patsy Wallace will appear In the wlndup
at the Empire A. C on Monday evening
The flashv little battler will oppose Benny
I.ennv. President Sam Gross will nave a
strong supportlnr card This v,ill be
the first appearance of Lenny In this city.
Little near and Battling Murray come
together in the feature fray at the Cambria
npen-air show on the afternoon of July 4.
This Is the wlndup to Promoter Johnny
Burns' si! star bantam card The returns
of the Wlllard-Dempsey fight will be an
nounced from the ring.
Len Rowlands
of Milwaukee and K. O
O'Loughlln,
of South Bethlehem clash In
the wlndup at the National on July 4 after
noon jncky unit meets joe jrasierein in
th semlwlnd UD. The other boutl follov.
Raj O'Malley Vs. Sammy Button. Young
Caanet vs Larry Gardner and naming
Stinger vs Johnny Kotchell The lilard
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George' Wins Qualifying Round
Championship of Philadelphia;
BY SPICK
YRSTnriDAY was Hoffner Day in
golfdom.
The qualifying round for the amateur
ehamplonship of Philadelphia was
staged over the rhllmont Country Club's
links, nhere Charley Hoffner holds
sway as pro. This same rouud was
"T' "JS'"". Bt Old York ltoadClub.
..A" ?. tllp Hoffner boys were in their
i nele hams seivlro ilnrln h ,nt
unpleasantness against the well-known
ttnodf hopper of Potsdam. Oeorge has
an Iron cro. He didn't win It; he took
It from an unfriendly Hun. Hut he
wosn t satisfied with iron, he wanted
silver, so hi tnin..i f...l...i ....
laj and raptured n silver crois for
turning In a card of lfi2, four strokes
lower than Sid Sharwood, Merion. the
next best medal play performer at Phil-
This Is About Charley
Before sarlnir nnt-Htlm n.nA ni.tf
-rv.. ..nitiiiitiunuiji tournamrnt tnis
season, once gitl pro duty down at
Woodbury, N. J., but he. in spite of
hit youth, saw the error of his wot and
came back to the I'nited States. This
is just mentioned to show the acumen
of the Hoffner famllj.
At any rate, George played a re
markable eighteen holes of golf yes
terday. He did 70 in the morning and
had the same card in the afternoon.
But just to moke it unanimous, he went
out in the first round In 37, came iu ln
.m and duplicated the feat in the after
noon, which proves that his steady
game, that has wobbled a bit Mnce he
won the tournament at Shawnee, has re
turned with a rush.
Oeorge has plaved n remarkable game
all this season. He won the tournament
at Shawnee and was beaten' for the
liualifjlng medal by only Reggie Worth
ington bettering him. He won at North
Hills nnd captured the qualifying medal
at Bala.
Svdney Shnrwood, who came second
In the qualifying round, had the best
eighteen-hole score, a 75, which he ne
gotiated In the morning. Reynolds,
Aronlmlnk ; Xorman II. Maxwell, Over
brook, and Pat Grant, of the Philadel
phia Cricket Club, tied up for third
place honors with 1,"8. Then came Kddie
Styles with l."D, followed b J. II. (lay,
Jr., Cricket Club, with 1G0.
Only three men failed to qualify, and
one of those was forced to quit on ac
count of illness after plajing the twelfth
hole in the afternpon.
Match play was booked to begin this
morning at 0 :30 o'clock.
One "Cap" Falls
In the ploj ;.csterdaj for the inter
erllcglatc team chumpionphip at Merion,
which was won bj Princeton, all of the
captains competing led their respective
PHOTOPLAYS
photo nxrs
ORTAI1MRD
TKer jf . THROUGH
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Corporation.
Alhambra Mat. Dally at 2 : E gs 0 . .
ETHEL CLAYTON In
'MEN. WOMEN AND MONEY"
A D-M I r B2D AND THOMPSON STS.
APOLLU MATINEE DAILY
TOM MOORE In
"ONE OK THE FINEST"
ADrAHIA CHESTNUT Below 10TH
AKCAUIA 10 a m to litis p.m.
DOROTHY DALTON 111
"OTHER MEN'S WIVES
1-.I T IPDIDn BROAD STREET AND
BLUEDlKU SUSQUEHANNA AVE.
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. jnnrco MAIN ST.. MANAYUMS
EMPRESS MATINEE DAILY
MARION DAVIES In
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FAIRMOUNT ATlNEAlt;
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FAMILY A. M l Midnight.
CHARLES RAY in
THE BUSHBR"
rtt I CT 'J HEAT RE Below Spruce
56TH v 1 . MiTINEJt DAILT
TAYLOR HOLMES In
"TAXI" "TIQER'S TRAIL"
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DOROTHY OISH In
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ini7DTVJB2A COLUMBIA AV,
Havana Cigar 10c and up
III ins a Stratford is not lessened HI
III because the price is so moderate. I
tK Made Right in Philadelphia by I
in Battle for Amateur Golf
Goes Round in 152 Strokes
HALL
teams except II. W Maxwell. Prince
ton. But the Tigers won In snlte of the
fact that their contoln did not even
qualify in the lowest four.
Princeton was favorite to come
through with the team title and did so
with ease, beating Harvard out bv 31
strokes In the 72 holes of play. Prince-
tnn't fotnl .. 11-- LI,. ... r-f
w o .., nag .iu,, mine me crimson
amassed 13S0.
lenn failed to keep up in the race i
ami lost in tier efTort to win third place,
laic took third honors after a hot battle
with Harvard for second, the KJI'a
making oniv one more stroke than Har
vard. Penn had a total of 1410. Colum
bia was n bad fifth with 14S1, and!
Williams was left trailing in the dust
with Ifil.t strokes, 155 strokes higher
than Princeton.
The qualifjing round, eighteen holes,
was Mheduled for this morning and the
first lound of match play this after- '
noon, tomorrow the second and third'
rounds will be played and the finals, l
thirty-six holes, on Saturday afternoon.
Merrltt to Lead Dartmouth I
,, ,l"rrvfr- N. II.. June 28 Melville r
Merrltt 20 of Mlddletnn M. ha.
been chosen captain of Dartmouth s base! !
ball team at a meeting of the i.ttJr '
,&.T',finVd b"" ;KW r
KDUCATIOVAI,
Roth Sto
Our graduates are In constant demand for
good paying positions Oregi Shorthand
the easy, speedy system. Complete VuslnSs,
and cr.,.r...i cours.. n..f r.te. Vue'?
b mc
V",
any time Call or writ, for ful
rarllculara and catalogue
IIIUA. nUHlNKSS COI.T.Et5E
and College af riM.
1017 Chrstnnt St . Phlladelnhla.
SPANISH TEACHER WANTED
Hale or Female, native pr
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lesson, i or i lessons a wetl.
Write
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Cert, n A. SMITH Cant. R. a. 0TOX3S
imp Directors
PHnTOPI.
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Booking Corporation,
which is a guarantee of early showing of
the finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Booking Corporation.
333 MARKET SISK
HTAR CAST In
STOLES ORDERS
MOnPI 25 SOUTH ST. Orchestra,
IVIVUCL. l-ontlnunus 1 to 11.
PEGGY IIYLANR In
"MISS ADVENTURE"
OVERBROOK C1D 4 JJgv.
FANNIE WARD In
"THE CRY OF THE AEAK"
PAI APP 1SU MARKET STREET
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W S HART In
"SQUARE-DEAL SANDERSON"
PRINCESS 'WWJ.ft."
EVELYN GREELEY in
' PHIL FOR SHORT"
REGENT MU,K,E,TA8TM.B,VTt J"
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J Kl Al 1 U AT Tl'l l'r HOirKe.N
BT.
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"SHADOWS OF SUSPICION"
RIIRY MARKET BT. BELOW TTU
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"T1IE JtOME-TOWN GIRL"
SAVOY ,m "AnKT STREET
OtVJl SAM TO HIU.MC
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"THE DEVIL'S TRAIL'
STANLEY .tK1 ,?.,
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"THE CRIMSON QARDENIA"
VICTORIA W5ri5V.5-Pg
TOM MIX In
"FIGHTING FOR QOLP"
Whcnm AtlanticCitV ?.
;.--?'J? JaBBBBHsasVMgVjn TV i :' f S-E Vt5 'jfrj&v'ai, iV- w.' - s&gtgS
Opens
a vi.luatva mountain
superblv located In extensive fpreet pressrvei only ISO miles
from Philadelphia Unusual elevation. '2700 feet. No black
files or mosquitoes Orchestra. Dancing, 1-lbrary, Play
room. Tennis. Roque Billiards. Howling, Wtr Sports
Saddle Horses. Other interesting- features N. T. Booking
Offer. tl80 Broadway. Tel Maef Sq. 4T4I
JUKE 144
EEBseti
I
Manager ,
"J&MS&&Z
AHIU'RA PARR. V. J.
NEW 15
MONTEREY
HOTKL
NOW OPEN
n'reftlyon Ctftn All outntdn ronmi
hnt & cold pa It wnlr In batjiroomf
XEW MONTEREY GRILL
Entirely new senlee a la carte A
lancing largest & most beautiful on
the Jersey Coast. Ideal for motorists
SHERMAN IHLNM1!, Manager.
.New lork Office 8 West 4tltli St.
Phono Vanderbllt 2200.
McDonnell t Company
Members New York Stock Exchange
North.
Asbury Park
N.J.
IONTCJAlRN. 3.
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
Hotel Montclair
MONTCTm. N. J.
MOST DELIUIITFUI LV SITTJATKn
REKIDENTIM, 1IOIXL IN NEW
lORK'H HI MtrtllS.
OPKN 'ntn LNTIRE TEAIt
FREDERICK C. HAM, COMPANY
PBQTEALPA.
RIVER VIEW HOTEL
On the SuiquhAnna Under new man&c'm't
Raten on application Frfd J. Qundc. Prop
nnvn. ta.
Wynburne Inu &&. J
neee men with families. Rooms wltli bate
at reasonable rates. Dancing. Larga
grounds wide versnda Phone Krwm 17
RADNOR.. PA.
RADNOR INN, Radnor. Pa A delightful
home close to station fir adult families
and business merr. shady grounds golf and
tennis, excellent cuisine, motorists catered
to PhoneWajne 17
MlltKlsTOUN. FA.
Hamilton, Apartment Hotel
TOest Main St.. Nerrletswn. Pa.
A romforteble suburban Hotel between
sewn and country, overlooking the Bchuyl.
kill River. Large veranda, elevator and alt
modern conveniences.
Bell Telephone Nnrr1e.wn 14
WF.RVKRSVIT.I.K. P.
The Highland House Now open Overlooking
the famous Lebsnon Vsllev Kend for rates
and circulars Addr M K nnlNKI.nT
rOCONO MOUNTAIN
Kntle' Mere, Pa.
. Eagles Mere, Pa.
fl The Hummer report that U different
befaiiAe It romhlnes mountain and
ff a whore conditions with unique aur
rounrtlnta,
(Q The aandr beach find temperate
vater of the I nfce of the Kniclen af
ford ftplcndld bathlnc 2200 feet above
ftea level.
fj One of the flneat rolf courses In
Amrrtca.
O For booklet nnd rate", write
The Crettmont Inn
Ml II In m AVoodN, Mannirer.
The Forest Inn
Herman V. e&Kfr. Manager
The Lakeside
J. S. Kirk, & Son.
The Raymond
Murray 8. KleM, Manarer
WAblllNOTON. D. C.
Burlington Hotel
Lees thsn five mlnutee fram everything.
American and European Plan
431 Rooms. 222 Baths. $2 & Up
LAKE PLAriD. N. Y.
E
L.M5E PLACID. N. Y. NOW OPEN
Modern In all Its sppolntments
J. J. B)KKNK. Manager.
Winter Highland Park Hotel Allien S C
nOOTflN. MAS.
MOTEL PURrLrVJi
33C Coeaeioini saltti Ave. ttoeron X
The Dlattnctlvc f
Doston House t
Oas of the moot homerDes B
Kntale In 41, a wnri
Our DooUetu Guide-to 1
realenc poetoe. tend for. J
s . esS" .eHe.. esa . srae
X.KHQX. nm.
HOTEL ASPINWALL
LENOX, MASS.
Boh end Cool in the Berkshire
A HOTEL OP DISTINCTION
New Onen. Merstlon 1400 feet
Dtatrable Cottsres with Hotel service.
HOWE TWOROUER, Managere
Winter Resort. Prlnceee Hotel. Ilermaee
falmouth. mams.
FALMOUTH AR MS
Rlttit nn nmtxanlii liny.
J7.L01Ut ill, JI 1",
A Summer Hotel of tht Htttheat Clata
For BookUt and Ratf NddreMt.
w w noTrw mhhum
(10RIIAM. V II.
MT. MADISON HOUSE
Oorham, N. 11.
"The Gateway to the White Mf."
Opens June 20, Homelike atmosphere.
Outdoor Sports. Fine June and luly trout
fishing Well-equipped garage Write for
bklt and terms tn O O. riKNnr.KR, Prne
INTER-TALK. X. .
INTERVALE h,
HOUSE
AND COTTAGE
OT EN JULY 1. delect fsmlla hotel. Ftet
rusio hall and orchestra All outdoor sparse,
or Illustrated booklet address '"
H. C. MIinOKTT. Iree.. INTKBVAt.lt N. W.
FHANCONU. N. 11.
FOREST HILLS HOTEL -
Fianronla. (Whits Mountains). N. 11..
ITrank.H.. Abbott Son. Managing Freak.
A thoretwhlr modern hlKh.grade resort.
vsneawiea , tame unoMrasive aervwe.
jPLCojtflrorlgr
3!
resort omfortAb e. modern and
ATI..STIC CITY. -N. f.
Coolest und .11 nit Attractive Location
HOTEL
ESPLANADE
WIIW.K RI.OtK OCEAN FRONT
Directly on the lloardwalk, Iloston to Sover
eign Ae In esclule Chelsea section Cap. 1
5i Fresh nnd sea water baths, private and
public, and eery appointment. Modern
hjdro therapeutic department. Orchestra, .
Pitnrtng Auto bus meets trains rtrieuiet.
Oinrshln dlncctlnn. W P. SHAW.
"
ArLANTtccrrr.
r0X. nt r cf9(i
Tr otlthWeari
A rocqmvlscd ..standard
or excellence,
GtTv600. miJZRJ.BU2By.
, i
- of
i
"
Rest Lutntrri, Popular Triced Hotel
Hotel Netherlands
irw .ZV1 so yards from Roardwalk.
Cap 400 Elevator, private baths running
Jster In bedrooms FREB FEATURES
Hathlng privilege from hotel. Dance Floor.
June rates. American Tlan (vrlrh meals) S3
,0 ''.fclte!.18' " 0, MS weekly.
ArOrrST RITinVARF.I,. Proprietor.
'DeiTrTon
f
,"."." w., b'oi vo men ana Dim rir.
I Capacity 2TA American plan, table and esirlce
speelalieaturea erlrste bathe running water
I VI4mI. A - . 1 t. V...., 1U
PKixizcaxtirea prirauDttna runnlnjr water I
in rTsaTIS tsiareiie-e treeie.f.Ttei KL eejj nuaa 1 .-J
rear.Ownenhlpmanagement. J. L. LEEDSt .l '3
vi4
..eV rfiEi .es Tnrt ra sa n.S..
TsmFZ?LJnTet 8"0ER RATHS'
ans-nUICL Electric Lights
RUNNING WATER IN EVERY ROOM "-1A
A,Tt Elan '2 no Dy Up II up Edrobean.' f
I7th Season Rooltlet c map J. J. JOTCB. t
SPECIAL 0-ER THE 4TH from CO Oil,
Thnrs. Snnner to Snn. after Sunner "!
PITNEY New York av' " beach.
wholesome, well cooked food. Cap 250, "O
I.arge, airy rooms open surroundings, bath
ing from house, tree shower baths J12 BO
up v.eek. M. C. SWEENEY.
ttZfiSntfA
rcwuiuiai';A
Boutb. Carolina Avenue, adjacent tolseaett,! -t
Can &00.Reflned natronaira.miul il,ni.n. I
I atnotiy modtrn.ubio and ftervwe excaUcai.1
H.MMif oiarium. txxmt. a. yrmnoMie
HOTEL MERION
(FIREPBOOF) . " '
Vermont ae. and tie Beach, near all att ,
ri-n
incngni capacity oau Miinwvmm, uuI1M b-
iiuici oufti iui leauiVt eirsatwsa " .. j
runnlnic -water In rooms etc. ,vll,4X2
rrftrrhH Ownrh1p mwniinr t M" i FARLET
THE CARLTON CUJ5 .
The Yarmouth MUrrt5A.
Ownership Manarement
CI1AS P. ZAZZALI
HOTEL JACKSON
Mreinla ae first house from Hoardwa.Dc anel
Steel Pier FIREPROOF. Private baths, run
ning water In rooms Orchestra: trill.
American and European plan Moderate rates
Ownership management 8 J BROQAN
THE WILTSHIRE
lrglnla ave. and Beach," ocean tewr ca
pacity 350, prhate baths, running water In
rooms, eleator, etc . American plan: special
weekly rates: booklet SAMUEL ELLIS,
HOTEL WHITTLE
beach Atner. plan 12 r.O up dally Europecn
tl 00 up Elevetor Rathlng from hotel i Ai
RI1T" AVNF Kentucky Ave. Fourth hotel
ourt i,'-' from Reach Amer. plan
12 on up aauy: is up weekiv jturopea
$14 up weekiv European
11 up dally.
HARRISON H1PPLE, Prop
HOTEL FREDONIA
OPEN ALL TEAR Tenneasee ave. Jst oU "'
Roardwallt European plan Every appoint- .
ment Moderate rate restaurant1 . P
RRFVOORT 18 8 """"- Ave Near 2.
BKIiVUUAl Beach A Penna. R R.
Large airy rooms Amer. plan $2 60 up dally.
Ila uu up weeKijr. uiiu.r nsw inanagemeni,
WnrtVtincrton 'iouri and Pacltte Ate...
woruiingtun jjlock rrom beach 4 Rm4jJJv
Depot Hoi 4 cold running water In rooms.
Terms moderate J U TAORTHINOTON
Hotel Rio Grande- "bo.?!
alk rireprnor European plan Rates J2 00 ' "
Elev run water, garage M. M McCall Pr.
HOTEL PLAZA
ST CHARI.F8 PLACE A PACIFIC AVE.
r..tor Prliste baths A C McCLELI.aM J
NEW HYGEIA ?or- N,T.Ani1 pino'
l'1-" "-" Aves. Solid home i-nm. '
forts, modern, clean
kly rates, bklt
centre t ui
e t up Hallrj i.,
MROTHMEN.' ' ' p.
i II 111
and Psc. aes lieach.front
Lnani'a' xie
Amer. : European nlaat
rates reaa
cap 210 A. C. Channel!, Owner.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open A a ready Terms mod.
rre t e Phone r riT si
., nun ifuncan
Hr.l-e.1 Rnacobel Kentucky Ave. near
Otei DO.COOCI Bfacn 3 no up dairy.
Amer rlan Booklet A E MARION.
Westminster K" "v nr- Bcn El4v' to n.
ti: CO up wkly. ti till up dally. Clias. Buhro.
Hotel Arlington "'""Vtuntic""'"'
Own ell ;ear R J .OSlIOHNK p'n, '
American 182 st Jrn P M house froa- .
American petch. 3ao dally. R. Collins. ,' -
clarion - " ""
A -unn Inn J;enn enn Virginia Ae. rrivats
AVOn inn bllnSi runnlng nater. elevator
to street lunerlor table H w Willlame
OCEVs tITV. N. J.
Scarborough
720 Ocean Ave
ocean I. S
Facing
REID
FLEETWOOD
and Wesley ati
M L DAVIS.
?rArthmoreT"nl.V!.r., Ke,r b,aclL
CAPE MAY. N. J.
i COLONIAL HOTEL .
.''d'&aJon W. CHUunR,c7f.Wtr
Oivntr nnd Proprietor '
.. hotel Windsor
Cane May's largest anu oesi Directly en
beach 123 rooms, SO bathe Write for
meraiur and rates. MISS IIALP1N.
''' Sl'RlNI' LHE UK.Vril. N. J. . Tj5jjl
T H Hi W A It It U JJ A,
o:i .T,5'K .y.vfiw - .- vtf.
i house that's "different" in . Its line l FM
sonolntmente. artlstlo decorations, homtllke 'ShSTSl
atmsaphere and service. surrounded, br
green lawna and gardena at the edge of the
ies. Opening June 1. For reservations
. -. enn gervira HurrAiinneri . ha ii i. .t
W. n."r-tnhhs. Ill Y. 7Dih Btreel. New Yerfc'fcl'
n'mrn iimto. v. i. v $
THE ENGLESIDE HA
The beat combination of senuloe sashr ,
frsturei on, the Atlantlet Coaet. MatekleM "
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