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COLLEGIATE GOLF FINAL IS NOT EXPECTED TO BE A WALK-OVER FOR WALKER OF COLUMBIA
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BEATS A'S
IN FIRST III
Senators Slam Johnson Timely
and Sew Up Came Early.
Strunk Plays
GROVER STARS FOR GRIFFS
Nothing New
ATIII.KTICS
Alt.lt. II. PO.A.B.
Witt, if :t o i
Tlioiimt, .'Hi 1 0 1
Wiillicr, cf 4 0 U
Strunk. rf A (I 1
ntiriiH. lb -1 (I 0
Dowd, 'Jb 4 (I 1
Dnrnn. ss .' 1 1
P'W.ir ,. it i
.Toliinon. i ;! .(I 0
Thompson 1 0 0
Kliiiie. . p 1 0 0
Totals aa i
11 :t
WASHINGTON
AH. It. II. I'O.A.K.
JudRp, tb ......
Foster, .'tb ..'...
Milan. -f
Uicc, rf
(ilinrrity. r
Murphy, If ....
Shanks, ss . . . .
(.rover, -b
Shaw, i
4 (l (1 ." 0 0
4 1 U li 1 I)
.' i i :t (i. o
."111 o
a o (i 7 a i
4 I) 'J ' l o
:t it i .' a o
4 i a i : l
a 0 0 12 (i
Totals a." 4 10
11
l?attP(l for .lolinion in seventh.
Sncriiici! hits HhankH. Shuw. Struck
out Iy Johnson, !lj by Kinney, 1 ; by
Shaw, (!. llase on balls Off Johnson.
3; off Shaw, a. Double plays Dowd
to Dugaii to Unrns; Kinney to Dugaii
to IJurns; firover to Shanks, to Judge.
Stolen bases, Judge; Foster, Walker.
I'mpires Kvuus nud Dinecn.
By EDWIN J. l'OIXOCK
Shibe I'arli, June US. Big Jim Shaw
got the verdict over the A'h for Wash
ington in the first half of a twin bill
hero this afternoon, 4 to 1.
Jim was hit safely eight times, but
with men on bases he tightened' up and
prevented scoring except in the seveuth.
when singles by Dugan, McAvoy and
Witt put over the lone Mack tally.
Jiug Julinson hurled for Muck and
was hit hard. Kinney went in the box in
, the eighth.
Amos Strunk came back to the fold
today, but .luck Harry was still among
the missing.
Tho Meet outfielder, who wii re
turned to the A'h after an absence of
almost two scusons, was in right ticld.
Strunk was anxious to come back to
Mack, but Barry would rather stay in
Boston. Jack has not put iu his ap
pearance as yet, and there is some doubt
expressed whether he will or not.
He was to stay In Boston to put some
of his time at his business in Worcester,
Mass, Mack is sure, however, that Jack
will he here Monday or Tuesday of next
week.
Shannon and Both have gone to the
lied Sox. and Mack was forced to put
iu "Snooks" Dowd, a twenty- ear-old
recruit, at second base. Dowd is n for
mer Lehigh football and baseball star.
First Inning
Judge walked. Foster bent out a hit
toward third, Judge going to second.
Milan filed to Witt. Judge stole third.
Foster' stole second. Witt came all the
way in through Dugan's position for
Bice's fly. Thomas threw out (Jliurrity.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Witt walked. Thomas tried to sa
crifice but forced Witt at second
Shaw to Shanks. Walker forced Thomus
at second, Shunks to Grovcr. Walker
stoje second nud went to third when
Gharrity heaved the bull into center
sficld. Strunk Hied to Murphy . No runs,
no. hits, one error.
Second Inning
Murphy singled to right. Shanks
sacrificed, Burns to Dowd, -Murphy go
ing to second; Grovcr fanned. Shaw
also tanned, rso. runs, one hit, no
errors.
Burns fouled to Foster. Dowd singled
to center. Dugan filed to Milan. Dowd
out stealing, Gharrity to Shanks, No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Third Inning
Judge (lied to Strunk. Dugan with his
back to the bnll and running full speed
ahead made n sensationnl catch of
Foster's fly in short center. Milan
r bounced a hit off Thomas's right lioajK
The.sun got in Dugan's eyes iinil Bice's
pop fly hit him on the head. Milan
reached third and Bice second on the
errbr. Gharrity's grounder went through
Dugan, Milnu and Bice scoring. Ghar
rity went, to second while Johnson held
the btj.ll nud Jing threw wild to the
middle sack, Gharrity going to third.
Murphy fouled to McAvoy. Two runs,
one hit, three errors-,
. McAvoy fanned, Klinvv and Judge re
tired Johnson, Shnnks threw out Witt.
, No runs, no hits, no errors.
Fourth Inning
Shanks dropped a single in renter.
Grovcr singled to router, moving Shnnks
to second. Shaw hit into n double
play, Dowd to Dugan, to Burns, Shanks
going to third. Judge fanned, No
I niiis, two hits, no errors.
Thomas singled to left. Walker sin
gled to lefW Thonins going to third, and
toolt second on the throw -Iu, Foster
threw out Strunk, Burns funned.
Dowd popped to Gharrity, No ruu,
two hits, no errors.
Fifth Inning
Foster walked. Milan filed to Strunk.
Foster stole second. Bice lifted to
Dugan, 'HJhnrrity wulked. .Murphy sin
gled' U center, scoring Foster innl 'send
ing Gharrity to third. Shanks filed to
Walker. One run, one hit, no errors.
Dugan tiled to Murphy. McAvoy
walked. Johnson fanned. Witt tiled to
Shanks. No runs, no hits, no errors.
, Sixth Inning
((rover singled to center. Shuw sacri
ficed, Tloirinn to Burns. Judge grounded
to Burns, Grovcr taking third, Foster
Mingled, to right, Grovcr ncorlng, Milan
'lined to titruuk. One run, two hits, no
errors. i
TUotna fanned. Walker singled fo
left, Strunk lined to Milan. Bums
i. wasrsafe ou Grovcr's, boot, Walker going
- ' . .
V tif- "rmmr-y
BACK IN A'S TNIFOBM
Amos Strunli returned to right
field for Connie .Mark nfter being
with Boston for almost two years.
to third. Dowd was called out on
strikes. No runs, one hit, one error.
Seventh Inning
Bice singled to left. Gharrity forced
Bice. Johnson to Dugan. Dngau threw
out Murphy, Gharrity. going to second.
Shanks grounded to Burns. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Dugnn beat out a hit to Foster. .Mc
Avoy smote a short sjngle to center,
Dugaii going to third. Thompson batted
for Johnson, Thompson sent a short fly
to Murphy, Witt singled to left, scoring
Dugan. MeAvoj guing to third. Thomas
forced McAvoy at third, Shaw to Foster.
Walker tiled to Milan. One run, three
hits, no emirs, .
Kiffhth Inning
Kinney now pitching for the Ath
letics. G rover singled to left. Shaw hit
into a double play, Kinney to Dugun
to Burns. Judge fanned. No, runs, one
hit. no errors.
Strunk beat out a hit to Shanks.
Burns Hied to Bice. Dowd fanned.
Strunk was caught off first. Gharrity
to Judge, No runs, one hit, no errors.
Ninth Inning
Foster tlied to Strunk. Dugan threw
out Milan. Dowd and Burns retired
Bice. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Dugan walked. McAvoy forced Du
gan, Grovcr to Shnnks. Kinney hit
into a double play, Grovcr to Shanks
to Judge. No runs, no hits, no errors.
CANADIAN NINE WINS
Defeats U. S. Team, 2 to 1, at Persh
ing Stadium, France
I'erslilng Stadium, Frniire, June L'7.
Canada defeated Americn at baseball
today by a score of 2 to 1. This con
test was the only eveut of the stadium.
It was a well played game and was
heartily cheered by soldiers and sailors
iu tho American section of the grand
stand.
The Canadian victory was largely
due to the pitching of Krnie Tute, of
I'ort Huron, Mich. On the Canadian
team were two other Americans, Cap
tain Jnck Kills, of Philadelphia, and
Gilpatrick, of Ornno. Maine.
Canada scored both pins in the last
of tho fourth. The American score
came in tho seventh.
BIG OFFER TO HERMAN
Bantam Champ Invited to Meet
Wilde-Moore Winner In London
London. June 2S.-Charles Cochran.
mi Uonn""; promoter, today cabled
"Iv-t.l" Herman. American bantam-
weight chnmpion, offering a purse of
S'jr.,000 with til) per cent to the winner.
if ho would meet the victor of next
month's bout between Jimmy Wilde and
Pal Moore. It is proposed to stngo the
match in the autumn.
TITULAR POLO HERE
National Championships Awarded to
Philadelphia Country Club
New York, June 'JS. The national
polo chum'pionshlps, which have not
been held since 1010 because of war
conditions, will be contested nt the
Philadelphia Country Club, Bnln, be
ginning September 15, the Polo Asso
ciation announced today, in accordance
with n mail vote of .'100 clubs through
out the country.
The matches had been held for many
years at the Point Judith Polo Club,
Narrngausctt Pier, II. I.
Bingles and Bungles
"I rtr Muck I.uh started In rrbi.ll.," snl.1
Urn rm' with tho brown clrrlu. "Thf only
trouble Is lie's mine old bricks."
Maurice Ilurrua has been with the A's. a
w-eelc and George rturnn hasn't lost his job
yet. The answer Is that Gawae has Kilned
3(1 points In batting durlnK the lust seven
class and Is now hlttlnc .203.
T.oo dnv have 0.e hv ond neither fi
A ' tior the Phils have lost a ball oame.
7'J.is is a tltll record. Perhaps they won't
disappoint lis todav.
With nnrry nnd Strunk la line, Mark
should no uftrr Stu(T Melmils, Kddle Col
tins. Frank linker. Hoh Shaw key nnd ti few
others of Ills old stars nnd then mnjbe he'd
hue another eluiliuilniishlli club.
Three Ion rnhs and h couple of short
ones! The A's are out ot last place In club
batllnc. Tho Markmen moved to seventh
place und the world's champion Ited Sox arc
now In tho cellar.
Pat Moran crrlalnlu
.Toi-i, MeCirntc. The HetU
is stepping after
and the Uiants art
raoit.
molting a ruaou-au pi the
nrals nrrker's Homer Wins llendllne.
Hound like ot.l thnes, llenls's circuit clout
trimmed K.I Walsh In nil American Associa
tion name the other day. Ilecker Is plujlnj
will. Knmu.s City nnd K.d Walsh I, filming
tor Milwaukee.
Rajah Pecklnpaunh has breezed throusrh
the week until now no's at the top. Itajah
gained fnrty.one points during the last week
In hlttlne nnd his average has been fat
tened to .303.
Charlei llolidnu Hbbets railed off vesfcr.
dan's oame In Rrooh-lvn before it started to
rain. Ann ricuso to act a patr of pauies out
In .Ffalluis'i,
Doc Asrca has been sUen the nlr by firlf
llth. He bus been sent to Detroit In ex
rlmiixe for Krlrkson. .
This week's hero Clyde Milan, He In
creased his batllnr average irom 28!) to
.340. .
There was na baseball battles staoed in
the Hast yesterday, but it's a safe bet that
there was many a chip and pasteboard tiff
waged.
Pnt Mornn Is In fmor nF Wait Reuther
crltli.lt his blnrk knnd.nl on etrry ilar. He
whs hurt on Wednesday und an Thursday he
blunked the Pirates with three hit.
Times add a different color to things.
Five years ago ivho would have said that
hall players by the uams of Shannon and
ltoth would be traded on even tenns tor
Jack Kami and Amos titrnnk, two members
of Hit u'oihJ's champlOHS,
RIXEY LOSES IN -
BATTLE, 2-0
Phils Shut Out by Cadoro With
1
Throe Hits in First
Game
WHEAT'S SINGLE TIMELY!
Ebbetts Field. Brooklyn, N. Y Jiinn'oniialmii. If.
-V ( ndore and Blxey had n pitchers' ' ivnrce "h
battle in tho first game today, both Meusel' cf
allowing three hits. But the Brooklyn '("rovath r f '
boxman had the better luck, and won , I.uderus. lb
" " If! I I M
Johnston's double and Wheat's xinirlo ' ui"..'..'..' !.' '
accounted for the Dodgers' first run.
1 Oil I!., M flVI'llull ll.n .....tC f 111.......
. , ....,, ,,,,, ,,, ,, linn ,s pop
In short right sent in the second, Olson
scoring all the way from first.
The I'hlls hit Cndore hard, but up iu
the nir and directly Into the fielders'
hands.
Myers caught six difficult Hies,
First Inning
Callahan Hied to Myers. Olson threw
nut I'enrce. Mcusol filed to Mvpru. Vn
runs, no hits, no errors.
Olson poppeil to I'enrce. Johnston,
doubled to centre. Griffith fanned.!
Wheat single.! to left centre, Johnson 1
scoring, Myers lined to l.uderus. One
run. two hits, no errors.
Second Inning
Crnwith walked. l.uderus Hied to
Myers. Balrd forced Cravath. Olson
,,, i..i., ,, . . .
... uiiiiiisuii. uniro stole second. As
Mckuig walked. IJnird was out stealing
third. Miller to Ward. No runs, one !
hit. no errors.
Konoy wns hit bv 11 oliel.n.l h,,ii i
Ward struck out. Miller popped to Sick- '
ing. Cudor wns thrown out by Bixcy. :
.so runs, no nits, no errors,
Third Inning
Cady tlied to While. KUey flied to
Griffith. Callahan popped to Johnston.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
OKen singled to right field. Johnston
popped to l.uderus. Griffith file,! ...
Meusel. l'enrson dropped Wheat's short
fly
Mi ,.. i ..! l f
i ihiM iiiMi winni M'onMI. JtlV-PI'H
Hied to Cravath. One ,.,. ...."
error. ' I the Merion Cricket Club today J. S.
,..,..., , , .Dean, Princeton, was three up on A.
fourth Inning K .,. (Vluml)ia.
1 earce Hied to Wheat. Meusel tiled! Tho excessively high wind thnt pro
to Myers. Cravnth also filed to Myers. I vailed throughout the morning caused
.mi runs, no hits, no errors.
ivoney wniKe.l. Ward hit into a don-
hie play. "Buird to Sicking to l.uderus.
Miller funned. N nins, o hits, no
errors.
Fifth Inning.
I.u.leius singled to right. , ftuinl
lorccu l.uderus. Johnston to Olson. Cn
dure and Konoy turned back Sicking
Cady was hit by n pitched bull. Bixcy
forced Cady. Olson to Johnston. No
runs, one nit, no errors.
. Cndore fanned. Olson tlied to Cra
vath. Sicking and l.uderus put out
Johnston. No runs, no hits, no errors.
SKtli Inning
Callahan grounded out to
Konoy.
l'earce pupped to Ward
.,. ,.'
l.oat got,
Meusol's short fly.
No runs, no errors
no hits
Griffith Hied to Meusel.
heat was
called out on strikes.
Myers out Bixcy!
to I.udeniK. No
runs, no hits, no
I errors.
Seventh Inning
I C'-nvath tlied to Johnston. l.uderus
fanned, Buird was easy for Cndore and
, Koney. No runs, no hits, no errors.
..'V""'5' ,s,1r,",:k1 n,,t; ,Ho '' Wnnl.
' J1'-' '" '"""' runs,
"" '""' "" orrors-
j Klfihth Inning
Sicking singled to left. Only hit in
to a double play , Olson to Konoy.
.loausion tossed uixoy. ,. runs, one
hit, no errors.
Cndore walked. Olson lined to Sick
ing who throw to l.uderus, doubling
Cndore off first. Johnston filed to
Cravath. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Ninth Inning
Myers robbed Callahan of an extru
base hit by making a good catch of his
lino drive. Ward tossed out Pearcc.
Meusel singled to right. Cravath popped
to Olson. No runs, one hit, no errors.
EASTERDAY TO COACH
Former Pitt Star Accepts Position at
Simmons College .
IMttsburgh, .lime 2S. Hoy A. Kaster
dny, star halfback of the I'niversity of
Pittsburgh football team for the last
three years, has nccopted the position
of athletic director nt Himmous College,
Abilene, Texus, anil will look after the
football, baseball, basketball and track
coaching there starting next full.
Kusterday is one of the greatest nll
nround athletes ever turned out at
Pittsburgh, and has won his letter in
three major branches of sport.
BOYNTON CHOSEN CAPTAIN
Versatile Athlete Elected Baseball
Leader at Williams
Willlamstotvn. .lime US. Benny
Itoyntnn, the sensntlonnl football back,
hns' been elected captain of the Wil
liams baseball team next season.
Itoynton, who wns recently inns
tercd'out, played shortstop on the Wil
liams team u year ago and his batting
was a feature of the season.
George Zahn Returns
With Splendid Record
fieorge W. A. Zahn, the former
manager of the Vlncome basketball
temp, of this city, who went over
sens oa n Y. M. 0. A. sports di
rector, in May, 1018, is back In this
city, .aim reached America Inst
Sunday, landing In New York, but
did not get into town until yester
day. Znhn did splendid, work among
the soldiers, his athletic experience
enabling him to organize and pro
mote baseball, basketball, football
nnd track athletics among the
doughbo.ts, lie was coach and man
ager of the Tours team, which won
the basketball championship of the
A. E. P.
'Pence' in Brooklyn
lUlOOKI.YN
MUX. H. I'O.A.K.
Olson, us. . .
4 i i a 4 o
I L 1 'J 'J 0
a o (i l o o
a o l a o o
a o o o o o
i o. o s o o
Inhnston, -b.
ionium, ri.
'.. Whrnt. If.
t
'?" rf-
kuiictchy, lb.
Ward, ab a 0 0 2 1 (1
Miller, c a 0 0 12 1 0
idiilorr, p J 0 0 0 'J 0
Totals
1MI
a "J" 10 0
I'lHI.I.lF.S
Alt.lt. II
ro.A.K.
0 0 III
1 O 1
2 0 o
S O
ii' - .u - T
I Blxey, p.
'
a
Totals '.'S 0
a
Two-base hit Johnston. Struck out
By 'ndore, -; by Blxey, S. Buses
on balls Off Cndore, -; off Blxey, '2.
Double plays llalrd to Sicking to
l.uderus, Olson to Konetchy, Sicking
to l.uderus. Hit by pitched ball
Konetch.v. Cady. I'mplres Itlgler and
MiCormack.
DEAN LEADS WALKER
iii rri 1 rrr run 1 1
M I II U'L UNA
lit ill nit MNHL
111 UUULLUL I IlinU
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Princeton Entry Three Up On
t
Columbia Golfer Over
Merion Links
TIGER HAS 42 FOR 9 HOLES
By SPICK IIAI.I-
Haverford, Pa., Juno "S. At the end
of tho first oiehtoen holes in the final
round for the intercollegiate golf ehnm-
I . . . . t ,1 . e
ll"nsip piayci over ine oas, course o.
both players to get into troubl
con- I
stuntlyvbut Dean displayed better form
I in his' second and approach shots than
' Walker. Walker was also off in his
I putting while Dean plnye.l a safe game
. " 'll(' greens.
! '" Uo"KU Earl'
ilotli players wore iu ine rougn liner ,
the first drive and they halved the hole, former holder of the American ami
In one above par. Tho same thing hap- ! present Canadian rowing .-haiiipiou.
pencil on the second hole, except that, will participate iu the regatta
Walker's recovery was bad and Dean
took the hole, again using one stroke ,' r, .. .. 1
nbove par. Dean steadied considerably!! Hat May Happen
011 tho next three holes, winning them ! 1 ; . I) 1 II ''
all with par strokes of four, four nnd! '" nOSCliall today
five. '
This nut Dean four 1111. but Walker I ...... N'.T,0?'U' ..l,,:A?.,;,:
:, . ., .., . ,
won tie sixth with 11 liar four when
Dean ilrove into the rough and too
.. . f Ii
three putts on the green. The seventh
hole wns halved, one above nnr.
then
I)t.n again increased his lead to four up!1l1'''i,,'Vl'hl''
bv running down a long putt on tliej
....... i. rr... .,!.,. i ... i,i..n.i :.. ....
I'l.tiii. vile iiimlii ..tie in.,,,,, nt win.-
above par and Wnlker was four down
.. .......
nt the turn.
Medal Score of 42
When nine holes had been completed
Dean had n medul score of I.', six above
par, while Walker was three strokes
higher.
They began the homeward journey
with u stiff wind blowing, hut Dean,
made the tenth in a par four, winning
the hole. Ho wns then five up, Thei
eleventh was halved ; then Walker took
the twelfth by a dead approach -shot, '
leaving him four down, On the thir-!
teentli Walker made n fine shot to the
green and sank n ten footer for a bird
two, reducing Dean's lend to three holes.
Dean Three Up
The fourteenth nnd fifteenth were
halved, then Wnlker won the sixteenth
in pur when Dean got a had drive Into
the rough. Dean won back this hole on
the seventeenth, and they linked the
eighteenth. This left Dean three up nud
the match half over.
Former Phlla. Champion Defeated
Newton. Mass., Juno 2S. Mrs K. W.
Daley, former southern champion, defeated
Mrs r. H, linker, former Philadelphia tils
trlct champion, yesterday In the final round
for the Women's Oolf Association of ITnaton
championship at the Urae Hum Country
I'l ,u.p- "' Plavers arc members
of tho Oakley Country Club.
Amateur Baseball
The KUiarslllC A. C. has Julv 4 after
roon. open for a f)rptrlass traveling nlna
Captain Knlaht, 1034 South Cnnestoga
street, West Philadelphia.
llruedlnr A. A., a first. rlns tra.cllnc
nine, has July ft. 10 and 2a open for
nines offerlm: a Guarantee. J. C. Kberle.
1(115 N. Hope street.
The Kolly H. C.. of South rhtUdlphla is
without names and would like to hear from
elahteen-ycar-old teams havlns around.
The Klmti F. C, has open dat'a for first
class In or out of town teams William
Hill. -038 North Third street.
A fast outfielder wants to plav with some
first-class In or out of town nine Halt
Player. 1212 North ninuuold street
The I.lhertv Stars, u first-class colored
traveltnc nine, has open dates P Wil
liams 215 South Quince street
The (.ethsemnne A. A. wants names with
eemlprn traveling teams. V Plumrldae.
0043 Vine street.
White Rose II. C. wishes to arrange samea
with anv thirteen to eighteen- ear-. Id teams
for Sundays In July. Herman Jtoshl. l-'l'id
South Eighth street.
Any flrst-ctnss team desiring the service
of a Rood pitcher for Saturday and Sun
day games should communicate with Dick
Miller. 1808 Huntlntr Park avenue.
Phlslonal Club has open dates for Sat
urday and Sunday games. J. J. CunnlnB
ham. Belmont 8447.
Frnnktord A. C a
nine, has open dates.
Mulberry street.
flrst.class traveling
II. Stearne 4077
The Kenton II. f. wants game with Anu
rias teams during June, .luly and August.
John Bchnati, 178 West Master street.
The FJmn F, 0 a first-class traveling
team, has June 2s, July 4 (a, m. fnd p. m.)
open for first-class jersey home teams.
William Mill. 2038 North Third street.
The Middle City dull Is without n came
for July 4 (a. m. and p. m.t. A. A Cura
1703 South .eighteenth street.
I-awrenre It. C, a second-class sliteen-elghtrn-vear-old
home team, has open dates.
Alfred Schmltt, 2010 North Lawrence street.
IET TITLE
CAPTURED By TILDEN
R. Norris Williams Beaten in
Final Round at Wilmington
in Straight Sets
SCORES WERE 6-1, 6-3, 6-1,
BY KOIIKKT T. PAH,
Wilmington Country Cluli. Wllmlng-
Ion
ci.. .nine UN. William T. Til -
DELAWARE N
a 0 (lidcn, 'd, runner up iu the 1!)1S national
renins championships, captured the
I'elawnrc state singles title hj defeating
It. Norris Williams, fninii.,. ,,.,il,,,,nl
net champion, in the' final round' of the M fl C T M C D TUDLT I ID
:s 'rrnr?-r;r kTenUrrHtn I Mitt Ur
o-i. o-a. ii-1
The court wns slow and heavy, but
this did not stop Tihlen from giving 11
brilliant exhibition. He used a driving ,
nltnck. thrce-cpiartors of his play de
pending upon his slashing drives, which I
were dlihouU for the brilliant Williams Bala Star Has Card of 80 in
to handle. Tihlen alternated his famous ,
chop stroke with his drives in snob a Filial of Amateur Play
way that his returns were getting nwny , D. ., .
from the former tennis king. at rniiniOllt
Army life has not taken nway nnv
IraHcrihc w-! Wiiliamriie
1',"-v'''1 ,vi'n tmlnv- Im"- ,,f course, if
i-"" !"" ,l1" -m", l''" 'l' "' ,
'"",' " " "J'"l.niiiii.'iiliii.
A large gallery witnessed the umf.-h
,. .. ... . .
" "" " coining euampiou ngiunst a
former one and the contender
triumphed. Tildcn's work today was,
! consistent. His drives veio terrific1
'and accurate. His excellent placement I
shots had Williams tearing nil over the
courts,
Tho score :
11 1 ist sin
TlloVn . .1 1 4 I ;, I us. rt
yvnu,.m .-, 0 1 o .i 1 .1 toi
si:i-osn Hirr
Til. ten I I 4 II I .'. ".! .'. 4. .1-' it
Williams I I ' 4 1 7 I o I 1:
TlllllI) SI'.T
Tll.ln I t .-. I I :, I nil 0
wuiiums .; .. ,1 t - ;. - 111
liefer.',- Pillll W (Pillions
Mt'.VS MtNUI.ItS
rtii.il ttnunil
, WIULim T TIMrn ct. liirm.ini.mil r i
ilefe.itn.l it Morrln Wltlliims n,..ii, n.j
CANADIAN STARS ENTER
Rnnnru anrl nihhU r .. u '
, j ,, .uw,w .s, wuinpcic ncrc
1 July 4
1 Among tl .trios to tho People's re-
I pnttu on the Seliuvlklll .Iul I will he
nn eight-oared crow and senior four
rei.i-eseiitii.L- the A ,,,. n :.,..
gonaul
I v ..iu, in v 11 nana. ine cum has pi.
, -i..i. .., , , , ,.., , .
I'he chili
mo.isIv .innouneo. that Bnlu.n 1 111,1,1
.-,,nV. . H.1.1 l."l l-.-l. Villi l.oso m, in
Non York II is .n.-u am n-m l,.i
n.-lnnut!
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so -in
-ii -
3., .11
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33 21 .nil .CIS .lillil
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Cleveland
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ist'Tiuls '
v.ishlnetnti
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21 32 .311(1 t.1S t.3R2 .101)
Athletics
13 3ft .21,., t.2f)l '... .'?. ,
tWIn two. $l,ost two. '
Subject to Chttnco
AMIAMUKA (
12th. Morris it Passyunk Av.
MONDAY
Tom
I'laMlne
VI'OI.I.O
Bl'd and Thompson bis-
Lvelvn
Phil
ARCADIA
Chestnut helow lfith rit.
Klle
The
III'.I.MONT
Bid ahovn Market St.
Pauline 1'reilerlek
Daughter of Old S
ULl'KlllIll) (si
Broad Susquehanna Ave.
Dorothy
I'll (let
DltOADWAY (!
Broad St. and Snyder Are.
Churln Oianltn In
HunnjsitJo
OirKKNS
Main St.,
()
Tom
richtintr
Manayunk.
Eimr.KA
40th and Market Sts
T)ouc1m Kalrhnnks
Knlrkr- rli'kcr nucltoroo
FAMILY
1311 Market St.
Marsuprito
rom. Out
FAIIIMOIINT (
28th St. and dlrard Ave.
Ctiarlri Unv In
1 h Kusher
66TII ST. THEATRE
Helow Spruce St
Mirv
D.idilV
CRKAT NOKTIir.IlN
Ilroad St. at Urle Ave.
V I
Nnt
IMl'KRIAI.
(10th ant Walnut Sts.
Murv
Daddy
Hrt
r.larkl'H
IEFKKRSON
jDth nnd Dbuphtn Sts
Domihv Da I ton (u
Kxlravacanr
j I'M no
Front St.
and Gtrard Ave.
llolrt Wnrwlrk In
Srr("t S'rlri
t.I'.AIIKR
41st and Lancaster Ave.
LinF.RTY
Broad and Columbia
LOCI'HT
tl2d and Locust Sts
KpM Tlnnftt in
Tho Hauntfd Itpdroom
IIARKKT'MT. THKATKE
- 33.1 Market St.
TVtty (Vi-nnMi (n
Tho Dtll-H TrnM
IIODKL
42.1 South St.
Kmmy
Amat'-ur
MXIIN
."I'd end Market Sts
ovr.iuutooK
OSd St. and Haverfnrd Ave
Tlirrv
T..auty
Si-urt
Dthpr
PAI.ACK
1-J14 Market St.
Siwlal
noshvi,m
I'AItIC
Illdte Ave.
Diarl1"! Rnv
The Hushr
4 Dauphin St.
PltlNCKSS
1018 Market St.
()
Marv Mn pUrer,
rr.TMinted "U'onan
UKOLNT
Market St. below 17th
Ktnmv
FooN on1
ItlAI.TO
Cltn, at Tutpehocken.
)
Dorothy Da'tnn in
Th Hon,'- Hreaker
RIVOLI
fi'Jd and Sansn:
N'ofma
Th
ItllllV
WlUlnm
Home
Market Ht. brlotK.'th.
KAVOY
Dorothy
I'll Oct
1211 Market St
STANLEY
Market above 18th.
Hiira11'
IK. (si
W,,n'
9& ' cTi
Is)
Anita Stewart In
Marv Rpitan
blRAND
Otn. Ave. at Vennngi
Rhlr'ev Macon in
Thp Final C"loeup
Vlf'TflKlA
Charles
Hav Foot.
Ninth and Market St
tVKltT ALLEl
LEf(l:::NY .
andv -her.y
Pauline
Woman
tSth St. n();. -hei
tVhrn In Atlakf'" ty
Visit th iS ,M 1
(.1
Ail-Star
Stolen
Theatre
The theatrM) mnrked (s) obtain
All pictures reyltfved hefore exhibition-
Robert W. Maxwell to Cover Big Battle
for Readers of the Evening Public Ledger
The big fight in Toledo, O , between Jess Wlllnrd nnd Jnck Dempsey
snon will bo staged. Tho Uvkmnci I'rm.lr l,r.!im:u hns not employed a host
of special writers to cover this great fistic event. It doesn't iioeil to.
BOBKBT W. MAXWKI.I.
Sports IMitor of the Kvkxinci l'tni.lc I.r.txiKU, is one of the country's fore
most exports on boving. Ho will not only have a ringside sent at the big mill,
but will have an Inside seat at the camps of Wlllnrd ami Dempsey from now
until the gong sounds July 4.
Mr. Maxwell already has pnid one visit to, tho fighters' camps and hns
told our loaders how the two big men begun their training. lie will tell them
now iu just wluit condition each man is for the fray. Ills intimate knowledge
of the fighting game, breezy, personal stylo of picsenting the news of the rumps,
to renders of the K i:.vi.mi l'riil.li 1,1:1x11:11 Insures them of the best and
most authentic "dopo" on the situation.
Mr. Maxwell's first article appears today, nnd each day thereafter until
the fight is staged.
Tl. i:l.MM. I'l in.u IiKiicnt al'ii will publish Griiutlnnil Bice's ideas
of the fight and tlghtcis.
1
HIQH WIND SWEEPS COURSE
-
I'hihnonl. I',,.. .1, -js .; p. W.
Iloflm-r. ..rit.il... wasthr ,, Nor-
, MlIxttl.. f Mverl.r ...k. after
eiglileen lulled of the tllil ly -six - hole
linul for the amateur golf championship
of Philadelphia it t the Philmont Coun
try Club had hi'cu iilnye.l
The strain of playing thioiigh two
days of al'most continuous ruin told on
both, nnd the scoring was not -o low as
on oilier day-.
Both started off with par fours
On
in. socon.i .Maxwell inisse.i a snort putt
tor a win llouiicr ilrove into tlic .-reel;
on the third, and the hole went to Max
well. On the short .fourth I loffuer drove
the green, while Slaxwell was short,
and I loffuer sipiarcil the match with 11
par tin 00.
The fifth and sixth were liahe.l On
the soNcnth Maxwell lopped his .Irho
into the hunker, anil the hole went to
lloffner Another half resulted oil the
eighth and ninth. IlolTuer being one up
at the turn.
ItotTnel 1,1 i 1 Mnvwell n sMlnie on the
1 1 ...... 1... ...:'.. .1 1
I I'll 1 1. ..IK. won. .vuei liliivnif; no- soor.
eleventh Maxwell won the twelfth,
'"l,i'h """" m""ri !' Hoflner
"ll'"vl' ""' 1'-,,,",, 1""1 "" " ''.v '"''
'"''' l'"" ''"'' -Maxwell had u por drive
I " the long fourteenth and the hole went
to lloffner.
I lloffner outplayed his opponent on
the fifteenth anil was 1 up. Maxwell
came hack and won the sixteenth and
the last two holes were hilUed,
The cards:
1 Inline.
4 I II a .-. I I 4
.-. to
I in
In . :. 1 il a .". ."i II
so
Maxwell
urn I I :. I .'. 1 4 r.-
In . II I .' I I! II 4 II 1-
A high wind swept the course
the morning round.
,j
-1 S.I I
Illl-iliL' I
Matty's Son Injured
l-enlsbiiri.-, I'n., June 2s. Christ. Mat-I
hew son. Jr. lined llfteeii. on of lhe famous I
-1 : ,ir Six." U a putlent at lhe (lelonpir Hop. i
pit.il in l.iiiill-. suffi rlns' (mm .i eompoun.l .
traituie nt lb" left .inn. the rmull of it
f.ill from -i . n. . r tre, n. ri . wnere n.' is
vlstttnK with h.s nioller
Malta Hold.? Regatta Today
Malta I!o.il I lull oarn..'.. will compete
In lie ir r ti.t.la ov.- r the lower Schu lk.tl
rl.-r -ours, thi. afternoon The events
ull lie 111. I. lnle iiouiui's. niur-oari
clL-i
.111.1 eis'hts
ip-n
exi luslvely to me.n-
l,,'rs
of the cll.li
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC
THOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR
TUESDAY
Tom Mix In
righting for Gold
Mabel Normand In
The Pest
Mix ti.
for linld
(ireelev In
for Short
FerKUs.in in
Avalanche
Lisle Ferguson In
The Avalanche
Pauline Frederick In A
Daughter of old Souln
MarKUtrlit c'Urk
Still Wat.T.
Otsh in
Him Yet
Douglas !'
Kni. k'ls.i k.
tlrbank In
r Iluckcroo
('h.irlpi Chanlin in
Sunnyoltl'
Mix In
for Cold
Tom Mix In
KlKhtlnir for OMd
Allro FlrHtly
Mar'.. Mil
riarU In I
of Kltchtn
Ir ant Wn unburn in
I'tittinu' It U-r
Dorothv
I II (it-t
,1k!i in
lllm Wt
Plrkfnnl In
l.oni? !,(;
Mar Plrkfnnl in
(iddy I,onc hcR
Marv
Daddy
Would
Marry
I Wuuld
Marr
wv
Not
N'nt
1'lrkford In
Lunu I-prs
Pirkford In
l,onr l.t-an
Mttrv
Dnddv
n,iiMv
I.mpII in
IlPdemptlon
An" . Sinrt in
Two 'nmn
t'onMnnrp Ta'rindtrn In
A l.ndx'" Nam
.ni.-rt Warwick In
hiM rt Srfe
r" I.Trkin In
!tl''H Trail
l.dn NVvblt In
The fallen Idol
T"orotb,
T.adv
Hnld Ilfnnett In
The Il.iunt-rt nod room
Harold I
Shadows '
tvlnvofll In
if Siiiplolon
Wliln
Advnturi)i
Kvpn Grfrlev
Phi! fur Short
' Mnrev
Proof
l!nv M'irev
Heauty Proof
llnlm"' in
Ieni Wives
Mv AltUon in
i'hh'Ipm in the Air
Yhn
Plav
nn Trial
"nfdnl Ph'
poWh-viHtn on Trial
S)p'Ih1
PoUhelsni
KibI riavtnn
Vicky Van
Mav Allison
AlmoHt Marriel
n
The
Wfhlen In
Th-'lr Mnv
Kmnn Vh-pn in
Fools nnd Th.lr Monev
D
For Pott.
Ml'ie's
r. For Worse
I mi1'
Road
Ta'mdirp In
Nrw Mmin
Nnrinii Ta'madiTp In
The N. w Moon
numell
l.iar
Harry Cnrey
niders in Vengeance
Olsh in
Him Vet
Viola Dana in
Som Bride
Anita Hf'.vart In
Mar' Ileitnn
Shlrlftv Manin In
The. Final Hoseup
Hay in
Straw Toot
Charles IUy In
Hai Foot, Straw Foot
Frederick In
In th Caae
Cnnatancft Talinade- in
The Veiled Ad enture
Cat in
Ordern
A!l-Star evet In
Htolen Ordera
Marion
Oettin'
pictures through the STANLEY IlooWng
CHAPMAN-CARMAN IN
QDCPIAI MATPU DAPC
OrLVjIHL. lYIilUn rxttUU
'
Stars Clash in Best Two Out of
Three One-Mile Heats at
Velodrome Tonight
That delayed motor-paced race is on
the ciril for tonight. Two distin
guished sons of pace are due, hooked,
scheduled and carded to clash in that
special match race at the Point Breeze
Velodrome.
Clarence Carman, the former pace
king, and George Chapman, the twenty-i.tie-yenr-ol.l
sl.ee.ler. will meet in a
match event, best two heats out of
three, each heat to be over the ten
mile distance.
This cycle classic was scheduled for
last Thursday night, but the rain put
the boys out of action long before they
reached tho track. Carman took tho
measure of Madonna in 11 match race
a few nights ago in Boston. Ch.-iiuniiii
'm . (,, , f fm, !,.(,, I,,,,.,, .,,
finished third
two of t'lose three
remaining attempts.
Monday's Aqueduct Entries
Pirs. ric. fo. IBo-. ir-.it.N . furlen
Hlue Wr.irk
si Ml.in
iln. Me ire
Il.llll.le t:e
Hittv .r. .
1m Wilson
Anierican llov
SImiileton
l.laht Win..
Sv 1 n, I rue .11
enr-ol,lji -in. 1 up.
III llurr.
Ill i..t,
Mil k-r. ..
Hill
III
111 ,
111
till!
Illll
111'!
II III
Illll i:,l,lo Ktek.n-
f. h r
111 llwll.lnu
Hill ,lnnr
loll Alius
Ills
ipl. hns.'. ...
iilinllt L' Illtl
Inir for four-
Klniistov 11 J',, r
i'lnir Stmi..
(Inrter
Ml'les
IU K.ilr Mho
1.1.1 Uililost
1 IT t.Vorllnvo,i,l
Wnnilh,.en SpIIUiu
." furlnnss:
'111!, si (iornuiln
I'd I'ulnlex
i-erniorun
117 Maek.tmerM
111 sinnieton
II". .Ml.is
.H'O llevil.iv . .
17
1 17
.117
Thlr.l r..e th
for luo-yeiir-nlili
A oe of A.i's
N'nnev Ann
lM.lle Ulrl.rn.
linrluT
l-holee
Hnm.tnv
I'.crnm
107
I'"
IU
Hi.-,
tl-.'
10.1
tuirlh nice. lb.. Illn.lo., lt.intlle,
threes ,. a r-nlrN .ill'l lip. l mil"
.'li.ii.spur
li.illv
cjtjpstinnniitre
Hnlllstcr ..
. I'-l 'niiin.teritiirin
Hi'' l.-i:rrml
.Ion l.uri.lilt,.
1 lllnlrs-owrle .
11.1
.I-."'
Fifth
r.ire (lalminj;.
fur llir j,'
anil in,
'i.iur
I l-Hi inlli'H
.lin Tfiti.ieeur . .
'Hler .ll.'l Tenims lt,,n
I
lo-l
lis
ln:i
.10:1
Ills
'Turelil
MIsh llr.i . .ju.-i M.-iltMnrioni.v
liali.iHt lia l.i.ih's Chiil,',.
IliirKlin.in! 110 I'mnm ''I
Alini II Ms Dottle Vanillor
11. n. nlent . lis
S'lxlh ri.ee fur maiden Hire,
ue. furliiluts-
i iild'. and
y,ir Not
j, w,.i, r
. 1I.i Klnc AkTlnni. .
IL. S.-mim Kell .
11." Jin. Joe
II; I'rld.. of I ti.ll:,
in IVIn. iss Llo
IL". Coure. Ilea . .
im llo Ill.ilnor.i
II". i Ishm-iii s l-'i.ll
I1-. Sw.. T. ml, .
tin Alors
..IIS
II.-.
Hlfferenl i:ei
Str .Jriifteii
Uovnllleu
fileata.
UUo 11 of the r
Cr.ardom
l.e.i.lln- Star
Van 'tie Kin. k
Over the Top
I''H' pminda
aiinren.lee allou..me, , ii ine d
'T. n pounih
"' ii mew im e i .inn- i
Weather ileal trueU h'
LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC
WEEK OF JUNE 30 TO JULY 5
WEDNESDAY
Tom Ml in
KishtiriK Tor OoM
Sepf-ut Hav.tk.iwa ii
His .!!
RI1p Kcrpunn in
TIip AvHlanch-
THURSDAY
I U S Hurt in
I Sri u ii re I,M Sanfl.TfiOn
MMlrfil If ('hiplln In
u nn a (itrl l,m't
HUln
Thf
Fertruson- in
Aalanche
M.irmi'Tli. Clark
Still V.iter
Dnua-U FairbankM In
Kntrk'borknr llinkerno
Vlnla Dana In
rh Parisian Tlwr'-sH
.'liar!" c'lnnlln In
Sunnysldo
Star pii1 In
Stolen Orders
Conitn"pp Tnlmadgi In
Who Care
Constaprrt T.ilmadse ir
Who Cares
Go
May Allison
Castles in the Air
Taj lor Tininvi
Taxi
Klttv Oordnn In
Plajthinifs of Paisl
s nth Clayton in
Men. Women ,t Sfnne
Anita Stewart 111
. Mldnlsht Ho ma no
Ormirln, Falrhnnks In
Knb'k'borker Hurkerno
Plrltford In
l.ontr I.c
Virirlnli IVarinn in
Tho Itvh Auction
r would
Mnrrv
All" n-nrlv In
Re. Ha4
Plrkford in
I-onpf I.f-cs
H.irrv Cr fn
Hiders of nt'panc
Fnlrbnnks In Knlrk
crboi kr Puck mm
Fairbanks in Knlclc
erhoi kir Kurkaroo
nnst"pe Tn'm"diit
Who Cnres?
M-iri-jpnflfn Clnrk '"
Thrp. Men nnd h. illrl
Tlj"
Cbarle Hv in
The Husher
Ciirlfs Rn n
Th Husher
DjMoi
of Hed
in Tho
Ruttf
tnn KK'd" fn
Thp Soelal Pirate
Krid Pennett In
TIip Ilniintpd Hedrottm
We line
Voi'r
P-id In
Flrel
Pcrcv H viand in
Tho TM.elHnui Pride
v'-tff plrkford In
Daddy Iinj? Lens
A Up Pradv
P"d Head
-rt R
and Music
Ifnrrv forev
Heauty Proof
l.arrv Si-mnn
llnm?; Sweet Home
'.St - ' Cast in
a Woman Strike!
P,.-m. f,-i .n.l fn
The HobfltloM, Hrldo
Pear' Shnnird In
Hrpak NVws in Mother
ThMa Hara
The Siren's For.c
Rnld H-rnett
Tho Hauntd Hedroom
K T.lnpolrj
lTnknon r.ove
MontKU' J.nvm
Throuch Thn Tol's
A
Kmmv Wfh'en in
Fools and Their Mnn.
l-'U l In
A Daughter of tho Wolf
Hcmlunn 'n Tb
Called Straight
Hf-orp" Walsh in
Help, Help, Police!
Sessu" ilii'"r"'uu iti
His Debt
Seskue Huv-tkwa In
HID Debt
Dorothv dish
Hoots
Hryant Washburn
J'uttlrv It Over
Harry Mnv in
Heauty Proof
June nivlilp In
love nnd the Woman
Anita Stewart in
Marv Kenan
Anita Stewart In
Marv Hrvan
Shirlv Mnson In
The Final Closeup
W S Hart In
Square Deal Sanderson
Charles Hay In
Hav Foot. Straw Foot
(hirteB Hay In
Hay Foot. Strays Foot
Anita Ste.t In
Tho Painted World
Anita Stewart In
The Painted World
Davie In
Mary Married
Olive Thomas In
Upstairs and Dawn
Corporutlon, vihlch Is a uuarcntee of
SRACE
IN RECORD TIE
Paddock Ties World's Mark in
Copping 200-Meter Event
at Pershing Stadium
OTHER AMERICANS SCORE
Torching Stadium, France, June 'JS.
America won the ulliod championship
in javelin throwing nt tho interallied
games hero today when George A.
Brnmler. Jr., of New York city, threw
tin javelin "i.."..S7 meters. Joseph
Butler, also an American, was third.
(' ' St"nt- ' -'. won the final
of the I.-.00. motor run. Time. I :.-..' 1-5.
Arnau.l. of France, was second, nnd
I.n I'lci-re. of Canada, third.
I'nddock, I'.isadena, Calif., won the
final of tho llOO-inotor rim, tying the
wnil.l's record nt "1 U-.1 seconds.
T.'schner, I.nwrenoo, Mass., wns sec
ond, and Lindsay third.
In association football Italy defeated
Greece by 11 to O. In the fencing con
tost the Italian tcr.m won 1!) matches
and the Bnuiauiaus IT.
Itnly will meet France in the cham
pionship contest.
Monday's Latonla's Entries t
l-'lrt race rlalmlnc. Jl'OH. for three- s,
yiar-olds anil up. 1 furlongs J'
Allah . I".-, Duke nf I.atona ll.l 'i
Truant 10.1 Klrstle's Cub 120 1
Jlii) M..lllr.to Hi.1 Also elidible Sf
lluv .loe .. 1.1.1 llutlersnitch II 11.1
.1 I' llousi- . ln.1 Chlefinln 11.1 --J?
I'.ie il.- ."hiinie . 111. I urlnila 10(1 1
Jurk If Down till .Ituth Strickland. I in J
Premium . . nn Saluie . in.1 ,f
Sprlncslile .110 I'rlnr" Inor 110 1
J J. MunlniU ..11.1
Sec-in.l race. clalmlnR. eI2.HI. two-year- ''
oliN. fii furlongs $
ri-nr the 1V1. 100 Klnburii 10fl 4'
I'loln Illll . inj Alula .110
Purl . 1112 Also ellulble
Annette Tiller .ins Ilurirone ,107
I'iccant . . ins Kmn.a Welter .HIS
Mel. In . .104 Louis A 102 S
Mabel (1 . ...im 'Hliii. Jeans . . 114 r
Spiirlan Hoy . . .inn lllaek Prince lln .'V
Mlsa l'arnell 1..7 'IlrlBhl (lolil 102
Jouetl 1117 -9
Third race, purse 130ll. three-year-olds i
anil up (1 furlnnKa. ,.
Klku ... US llalll Currl ..100 "j$
Joe Sl.ihr . t"S l.eeal . . 1.17 '.?
Mar.ie John . PS Dragoon 10S
I'curth race purse .t-jnon. txisantlvllte
h..nfllcun. lwo-.enr-nkls. .14 furlongs
Alsace 10:1 Hert Itetl Hose 112
Msterlnu lilrl. 10.1 tblMarlnrle HynestlS
llreml Man lu.-i Inspector Iluffes,.!!
Wllsrnn the Ureal. 1117 I-rank V 118
Krltl . . intl Also ellR-lble
Lunelle . . ..Mil Snrlna- Vale tilt
(iiK-hlse.t llo (h)Annon . 11R
l.iK'aptaln Mac. 112 Arrow Point . 103
(n)Shrnpshtre Ynunir entry
(hlAnderson H Van Meter entry
Plfth race, purse tinon, three-year-olds
ami up maidens, 1 miles
1)1x1. Illrl 102 Slarltey (Imp.) US
Lady Wal.leck .1"'-' (Ilbby (Imp) .118
The Callant . 107 Dick Horn US
Thirteen . ..107 Also elidible
.luds-e Dsvld 107 Stevenson ..113
fonstanllne limn 1U7 (e)Herlstart .IIS
."red Low . . IIS l-lur.ey . 102
Saner 113 llourmond limp.). 107
(rlWItlh.m S. Cut- (cKlrnella T . .10
bertsnn US Hurry Ip ...107
(c)t)ortch-Hrjant & laul entry
Sixth rar.-. purse I1S.HI, three-year-olds
a ml up i mue
Texas Special 07 llarrv Hurpoyne ..lilt
riant Martin .. Ilia Jhn Hetterlnu . . 110
Kd .Stone . 11.2 Ilocnlr .. .115
Napthallus tlmp.U.lS Also ellElble:
Hi Hied Voter 107 Hands nf I'leas-
111. il-
107 ure .... 10T
1.17 llellsolar 10O
107 l)r Carmen . 107
107 r.istorenu (mp.)...100
War Machine . .
Tnmlieln (Imp I
Si AuKUstlne .
Seventh race, . lalminj, $12(m, three.year
Ids ami up. 1 l-l.l miles-
- lletta H ...100 Kowlus us
-, 'Walter H I'enrce 10S Philistine 11.1
111) TI.ii.Ii of ISleel .101 Tllo ... . .113
llu II.itul.inio ins Also ellulhle
1 in I llrnwnle McDaw- Klnsflsher ... 10ft
US I ell . . ..HIS sir Oliver 110
lls'llreez . . ..Ids Mali .. 10(1
1 is l Hen. factor . .110 "Thinker 107
Y-nsnee . .1111 St. JU'Iffe HO
Hoiirlion l.ud ...11(1 I.uclu II lrjs
Apprentlee allowance claimed
W.ather elear: track stow
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