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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY JULY 12, 1910
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EDDIE STYLES PLA YED
55 MILES OF GOLF
BY STYLES IN 1 DAY
Old York Road Player
Makes Remarkable Red
ord, Shooting 180 Holes
in Fourteen Hours
WAS SPRY AT THE END
By SPICK IIAIX
rpHIItTT-FIVn miles of Kolf !
Thnt mentis nboiit forty mile of
actual walklnc plus tho physlrnl strain
of driving and tho norvo-vrncklnj: op
oration of putting. That n whole lot of
golf and much more than hc nvorngc
fiond of tho links pIhjs In n work's tinio
Yot that much golf ..xoollont golf, too
was playod in one dnj bj Dtldio
Styles oor his honip course nt the Old
York Itoad Country Club.
Eddlo's achievement jeterday will
stand out as one of the bright spots in
national golfdnin. lie not only played
ten rounds of eighteen holes each, a
total ot 1&0 rounds, but he made bcores
in virtually eery round that would
have insured his nuallfMne in the most
select amateur aggregation that this
land could produce
It is needless to tell a golfer what
this means, but for the ake of thovn
who are prone to cast nspersions on the
(indent Scottirh pastime it means this :
Eddie Styles travel sod nbout forty miles
of territory, up and down hill : he made
70G shots, each ot which hnd to be per
formed with care, although often with
haste; he had to begin before 0 o'clock
in the morning and did not sink his
jast putt until the sun was fast fading
over the verdant slopes of .Tonkintown
at approximately 8:30 o'clock in the
evening.
Got Stronger, Not Weaker
It would naturally be supposed that
toward tho cloe of n day of such tor
tuous strennosity Kddie would hao be
gun to wenltcn. Hut he didn't. If there
had been more dnj light there would
have geen more golf, for Hcldic had
more in him, a lot more. lie was in
superb physical condition, as one of the
many who followed some of his rounds
can attest. He went nt such a pace
that his caddies were constantly on the
run and the gallery hnd to trail along
and went for him nt some turn. They
couldn't keep up the pace which Kddie
Mt at the beginning nnd maintained
until tho finish. '
Just to show how much Styles was
weakened by his intensive exhibition,
he made n 7S on the last lap of his long
run, his lowest card of the dav. Inci
dentally, he made ony one 78 in the
morning five rounds, but came back
and duplicated this figure in the after
noon in the sith, seventh and tenth
rounds.
Some time ngo Kddie was over-golfed.
To get oer this stnleness he took n rest,
nt1 the result showed plainly yester
day. He breezed along at n breakneck
pace in his play, ot he made his shots
with so much ensc thnt it was nppnreut
to the nude orb thnt he was in tne piuu
glow of physical perfection.
Used tip Si Caddies
During the 180-hole session, Styles
used, it might be said, "useci up,
'tlx caddies. He hnd two fore-caddies
nnd one hind each round. These -three
would go mound, then the two other
fore-caddies nnd the other hind would
take up the labor. The caddies alter
nated in this way during 'the whole
dav, and it must be suid that they did
their work in great stjlc. Kacli of
them was familiar with what fiddie
wanted to do and they wanted to help
him do it, nnd they did. The fore
raddles were always on the job, watch
ing tho flight of the ball, nnd the hind
caddies, in (.pite of Eddie's speed in
getting ground, did not keep him wait
ing n second during the fourteen hours
thnt he w.is on the go.
Kelly nnd C'urtnin enrried Stylos'
bag, while Dugau, Smith, Myers nnd
Coats acted as fore-enddies. They de
serve n lot of credit for sticking to
their task the wa they did, uml at the
finish they weic more tired out than
Kddie, nlthough cnh had only traversed
half of the distance thnt the golfer had
gone. ,
Following are Styles s ten cards:
Mornlnc Rounds
out
In.
out
In
Out
In
, Out
In
Out.
In
484fi04nfi 0 411
4B3Bn.S(l4 33!) 84
. 403R4R45 .1 11
4 4 3 R 3 R 4 4 5 37 78
SUIItMl 5-42
4 fl 3 (i 3 4 4 338 80
' 56311344ft B 40
. 48. 153044 1 42 82
5 fl 2 5 4 5 5'B 4 41
4O353034 438 70 103
Afternoon Rounds
57354544 340
4 5 4 5 3 0 3 4 4 38 78
36304434 137
50453645 34178
4 5 3 0 5 6 4 1 440
5545 3 043 43070
45344444 537
0646 3 734 74380
45 3 0 5 5 4 4 042
46344534 3 30 78 303 79
Out
In
Out
In
Out
In.
Out
.till.
y,o(jt
In,
The one thine- that gets teed-up at a iiolf
sfhib now Is the ball, it Is a said world.
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1 -Although Eddie Styles played 180 rounds
hf olf yesterday he couldn t negotiate the
nineteenth hole.
Stylets actual playing time was 780 mln.
i ntfs. During this time he made TOO shots.
' mors than a1' a minute.. This has
something on rieiains iosib inmous Aiicni-
1 nan; team In the days of Willie Heslon.
that clamed to be agle to make a point
,. minute.
t
. .Answer to nuery Yes: Styles beat It all
liollow, inr original niaramon run
from
the pi
.tains of Marathon to Athens.
alls-Mix more than twenty-six miles.
was
Stxles's averase time for each of the ten
rounds was one hour and nineteen minutes
x , more- than an hour fater than tlie round
of .the playrr going at the usual pare Ills
' -fastest -ovnd was the eighth, which he
-made It one hour and thfrteen minutes,
StSdMEB worst round was "the flrst, he
Tn4z&Ft. 84- This also was his slowest
Vhc3Pwas,nsde In elghty.four minutes, ex
actly a. minute Iu the strqks.
In spite of his line record Stjles was
tiotj smiled on by the Fates The breaks
PI rttje.'ga.me, particularly on the greens,
wets' constantly against him Usually In
so 'many "hots a man will hae a little
iuck In running down long puts, or rolling
6 goodftlles on the approach shots. Htyles
ia.0 npni pf hls , IIe .earned every hole.
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, ljist nlghl the members of the Bals Golf
Clnb gave -a dinner In honor Qf Oeorge
Roffjier. - J
lite , midsummer golf handicap and
9 qualifying round of the fourth annual class
tournament wasischeduled to be played to-do-rst
the Wyerton Country Club.
I Si lAtSjaOQO Sea Hllldale Triumph
y -s -.nMlcifier Proveg h uia niiracuon ,lo ine
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Styles Believes in
Getting Enough Food
Before Kddie Styles bfgan bis
notable battle over the links of the
Old York Itoad Country Club yes
terday he ate it very hearty break
fast nt .1 :.'!) a. m.
Once during the morning be took
an egg nnd milk between two of the
rounds, just n glnss of milk.
Styles took forty-three minutes
for bis luneli nnd rest hour between
the first and last five holes. Ho ato
three chop", peas, potatoes, toast
and milk.
In the nfterooon he stopped twice
for eggs nud milk nnd once took n
few crackers.
As for dinner, nfter the play wns
over but never mind, that; that's
Kddle's business.
INF
Official Timekeeper Says He
Rang Bell for Beginning
of Round
PECORD STICKS TO THIRD
Toledo, O., July 12. A disagreement
between Oliver Pccord nnd VT. AVarreu
Harbour, referee nnd timekeeper, re
spectively, of the Willard-Dempsey
chninplonshjp bout here ou July 4, be-
canio public today when record an
nounced he hnd received a letter from
Harbour in which Barbour declared the
bout ended in the fourth round.
On the day following the bout, Pc
cord announced in his official rapacity
that the nffnir ended In the third round
ns tho towel wns thrown into the ring
before the bell sounded for resumption
of hostilities in the fourth. ,
According to the Harbour letter the
bell rang for the fourth round before
the token of defeat appeared on the
scene.
Pecord said thnt in his reply to Har
bour he will adhere to his original rul
ing on the ground thnt ns the referee
heard no bell and ns neither boxer nor
their handlers gave any indication of
hearing it, the fight technically stopped
nt the conclusion of the third round.
Ileferee Pecord is leceiving letters from
nil otcr the country nsking him for his
opinion ns to what round the fight ter
minated, Frnnk H. Flournoy, Tex Richard's
associate in tho promotion of the bout,
today offered Pecord S.'OO for bis serv
ices as referee. His contract is said to
have called for $2."00, but that iu view
of the fnct that the promoters' profits
were nominal the fee should be reduced.
Pccoid is holding out for 51000. Xnthun
Wcinstcin, the auuouucer, received
$100.
SPENCER TO ENTER
MOTOR-PACED GAME
Star Sprinter Makes Debut in
Fifty-Mile Race at Velo
drome Tonight
A new face in the world of motor
pace will be introduced to the Quaker
City cycle fans when "Willie Spencer,
the famous Canadian sprinter, makes
his debut behind n motor nt the. Point
Hreeze Velodrotrle tonight. The bril
linnt rider has taken the pln.ee of youth
ful George Chapman in the fifty-mile
paced grind tonight.
Percy Lawrence, American cham
pion: Vincent Madonna, winner in his
last four starts in Hoston ; Frank Corry,
the sfleedv Australian, and the veteran
Bobby "Walthour, of Atlantn, will be
the other starters in tho long rnce.
Bain stopped this race, which was
scheduled for last Thursday night.
This is one of the best fields of riders
in the game. Lawrence has taken four
big races- at the 'drome this senson,
while Madonna has been the sensation
of the season at the Boston track.
Spencer's work will be watched
closely. If he rides ns well behind pace
as he does in the sprint game he is
certain to make It unpleasant for Law
rence, Wiley, Carman and the others
during the Test of the year.
A inntch-sprint race between Frnnk
nan-is, of the Olympia C. C, of this
city, nud Eddie Taylor, of Newark, will
be an ndded fenture. Two nmateur.
hnndlcap events will complete tne pro
grnm. CARMAN SETS RECORD
.Star Rider Lowers Mark In Thirty
Mile Race at Providence
Providence, It. I., July 12. Clarence
Carman, former world's motorpare
champion, lowered the record for the
Providence bowl when ho covered th
thirty-mile motorpaced race here last
right in forty-one minutes eight sec
onds. This shatters the former record
by thirty-two seconds.
George Chapman, the Newark boy,
was second, nnd Rimer Collins, of
Ljun, Mass,, wns third.
Cnrnian's last rnce here .resulted in
n win over Madonna in n match race.
Carman's riding last night .was the most
spectacular of the season.
Nonpareil Regatta Tomorrow
' New York, Julv 12 The annual regatta
of the Nonpareil Mowing t'lub will take
place on the Harlem rUer tomorrow after
nonu. beginning at - SO Mix events com
prise the program, with the elght-oared
shell race as the feature Seven members
will start In the senior singles for the club
ihamptonship.
Mrs, Smith Han Best Score
New York, July 12 Mrs. Courtland Hmith
returned the best net score of D7-I0-87 In
leading home the field of twenty-eight yomen
golfers In the monthly elghteen-hole haiidl
cap play of the Ulen Tlldge Club over Its
New Jersey course yesterday.
Boston Drivers YVn Trophy
ACK DEMPSEV WON
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180 HOLES, BUT EVEN THEN COULDN'T NEGOTIATE THE 19TU
DEMON GOLFER AND STAR CADDY
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This is Kddie. htyles, Old York Kn.ul, who plajcil 1WI boles of golf
jciterdny oter bis home course, malting a score of four tinder HO. 'I lie
caddy in ihe photograph Is Vic Curtain, who ttarled nbout thirty miles
jeslrrday, nbout one-lialf the distance trnerspd by Stjles
DEADL Y K. O. FEARED
BY ALL RING STARS
Ketchel, Chancy and Diindee Among Few Real Success
ful Comebacks Baltimore Boy, Tivice a Victim,
Insists He Has Not Suffered From Reverses
Hy JAMKS
rpiin deadly knockout the terror of
nil the knights of the ring.
Kvery'mnn who makes the ring game
n business knows thnt he is going to
"get it" some time. Just when this is
they do not know. But the knockout K
always feared.
The pcicentnge of boys who quit the
game nfter tnkiug the ten count is much
greater tbnn the number who return to
action after tasting of the dreaded,
feared K. O.
Gluncing tluough the long recoids of
hundreds of knights ot the ling, few
hnc been found to com" back. Stnnlcy
Ketchel did the unexpected when, nfter
tnkiug the count ut tne hands of Billy
Pnpkc, he came bark n short time Inter
nnd nnncT.cd the middleweight crown
by stopping Pnpke. This does not Imp
lien often.
Leonard Came Back
Kddie O'Kcefc aud Kddie Moy ennic
back nfter being stopped by Johnny
Kilbane. but they nevei were the same.
Patsy Clirie nnd AVillie Jackson nre
two who did some brilliant work after
taking the rpimt. Kilbane stopped
Cline in two rounds nud Jackson in
five. But both lads were just begin
ning when nailed by the crafty Kilbane.
Benny Leonard parsed out three
times twice at the hand1, of Krnnkie
Fleming and owe by Joe Rhugrue.
Leonard was virtually a novice when
he walked into these veterans, Benny
is one comeback who is a distinct
success.
Kow nbout George Chancy? He is
one of the rarest enses on record. A
knockout person himself, a Ind who
has hnnded out more severe beutings
than nny other ring artist, this hame
Chaney himself twice has been the vic
tim of the dreaded K. O.
Chancy Had Class
When Kilbane knocked out Chaney
in three rounds n few yenrs- ngo at
Cedar Point, O., the Baltimore K. O.
king wns going nt his best. Chaney
passed out so early thnt he failed to
take n real beating. He enme back
nnd came back strong.
Chaney did not nllow this reverse to
annoy him. He continued to meet the
best, facing Dundee. Delanev, Tentller
nnd all the boys willing to take him on.
HIn greatest piece of work uas agninst
Lew Tcndler nt the National Inst Sep
tember, That wns. n great fight Chnney
went down for the count of nine in the
third, round. Few expected him to sur
vive the battle. And what did George
do? He not only revived hurriedly nud
showed such strength and hittiug power
that he had Tendler out standing up in
tho fourth round. Thnt 'knockdown
alone deprived Chaney of winning
Passed Out Hurriedly
Chaney weut good nil inter. He
never looked better. Then followed that
second meeting with Tendler. Chaney
never had n chance to show his class.
Tendler flattened him iu one minute
and twelve) seconds. Chaney took no
punishment. He passen out quietly.
Chaney claims it does more hnrni to
a fighter to take a beating than to
suffer an early knockout. Neither of
Chaney' cases were like what hap
pened tci "Willard. The big Kansnn
was almost annihilated in ONB round.
He was nn open tnrget and faced n
terrific hitter. Willnrd Is not likely to
pome back.
Phanev. through his malinger, has
asked for another meeting with Tend
ler. Wc bave beard nothing from
WUIard headquarters about another
session with Dempsey,
TiDllt the Test
Chancy, however, must prove that he
is not through. He meets Joe 'liplltz
at Shibe Park on Monday night. Tiplltr,
boxes every day with Lew Tendler,
Tiplitz has learned much from the great
southpaw, If Tiniitz beats unaney,
CAKOLAN
be surprising to leurn that Tendler was
willing to give him another chance.
Another high-chi'.s boy who fniled to
hit the vKid when stopped wns Johnny
Dundee. Willie Jackson put Dundee
awnj in less than one round. Johnny
took no punishment. His comeback
effort was easy.
Gussie Lewis did well after being
slopped quickly by Johnny Mealy.
Meih. following his, knockout defeat by
Kilbane, has failed to show form.
Scraps About Scrappers !
No more boilnp here until Monday night
On th fv?nlnt: of July II there will b
two BhowH. an all-Htar uttrurtion nt hlbe
Park and a good card at the N.itlon-al A A
Promoter I'hll dliiMimn will prrnent Ixw
Tendler b Jo Well Inc. Harrs Orrh s
Hnttlliie,- l,evlnslt. Ted (Kid) Low. b
Stoe Latso. lon?p Lhaney m Joh Tinlltz
and Harr Pierce s 1M He Mnj at Shlbe
Park Lew Orlmsnn Frank (Pup) O'Urlen
and William II Itocap will do the ref-
ereemg'.
Promoter J op (.rllTn will nao Tourre Joe
Dorretl and Wally lUnkle in th main b.it.
tl at tho National Johnn PLizl nnd
Jaclc Howie tlash In ih semlwlnd up Th
other loutB fulluw Kddie Hood HdrJle
Mitchell Younp sSherlnck s Vouris Mack
and Kddie Santrv - Kddie Kirb.
At thft tlantlc ty Sportlnir (lnh nr-ti
Thurda iilsht MHlhmaker Ilnrman Talnr
win nae J ruiiKie nr'iwn ana rresinn Jlrnwn
In the wind up Willie Coulon and Mor
Ritchie lHoh in th Kemirki'il The other
POU1R louow l-cn itnwianiM s Jiru Hunker
and Jimmy Parkei h Martv (Mik) Ilavin
Wild Rurt Kenin, Tnmrm Mirkey s
heavyweight hope h llkiv tn i-nitrtiln
in in mam win nr hip aiihiiih vir sport
liw Oub soon It wa repm led titMrday
inai inn iiianio hhu imiiu lato 1'Hiitina
Joe Qhim at tho hhore tlub on the owning
of Jub 1.
Idle liadune b.i broken into the Uiltii
game Hi firjt a t whs to burden himself
with Joe Koons. the uptown lfkhtuefKht
Koons's flrt start utnier his new munaeer
may le at the whom in a few wfekH HBJinst
Wally Htnkte th A K F champinn
Frank Polli writes that he will i,r pres
ent when Tejidler meets Joe UeMlntr nt
Fhtbo Park Mowlat mIkIu Critic Poth
one wagered that ('hiii would lnnt len
dler Rlnce then hoeer he his diaiiKed
and now is one of Tnd er s rnl bootero
Poth's chief coach and adviser i lack
ITntten. th former trainer vt the Penn
baseball team
In n rjmimNliim that formerly was a ball
room. Pal Moore th( Memphis bantnin M
nnlsblng his training fnr hl twent round
battle with Jimmy Wilde lu I ondon on
JuU 17 A blotk of .".Viii medium priced
seats has ben set aside for the. us of
American aoidle
Harry (Kid) Brown will pp auinn in tho
eight-round mini liefore th- Trntcni A C
at Trenton on Tuenda niuhi It will take
on Kddie Welsh a Trenton product Joo
Mendell s Smllintr nttchl loe tanlr n
Young Anprelo and Ilillv Iais s Joe Bel
mont complete the tard
Yankee Schwurtr, the former flabter who
appeared In one of th preliminaries to thn
Willard-IJempsey fracas with his free street
act In Toledo s:s thero s nolhlmr tlat
will stnn Harr Pierce frnni kno king out
Kddie Moy on Mondav night
"ThU Irish latn rime is a pood bov,
said Yankee "but he H no inatrh for Pierce
This wad proved last summer Now Mov
Rfte nine a rerular tight I mw them
both and I'm willing to bet the limit on thin
good 'old bo Pierce
Battllnr llntky sliowod that he wn an
Improved )oxer In hu lust exhibition
against Mlske In Toledo n Jub .1 he had no
trouble In outboxlng thf rugged Mlske
r.alnsky has ben boxing tmi h with Itrltton
of late and is absorbing nlentv of the skill
ful work of tho welter king
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien'. Health Mutllo
la an actbe place at present A flo k of
aspiring bo are found working out there
eery afternoon Lew 1 Midler Jot Tlplitz,
Harry Pierce !Mrr (Kidi Brown Johnnv
Mealy Tommv O Malle lUv O'Malley and
dozens of others make ihl their head
quarters CRUISERS COMPETE TODAY
Leading Delaware Yachts Meet for
Commodore A. B. Cartledge Trophy
I,eadlriB cruisers ill battle this
afternoon for' the Commoilore A. H,
Cartledge trophy. Two weeks ago, when
tho race wns. declared not to be n
race, iliitf to tho fact that none of the
yachtsmen entered covered the pioper
course, a rernro was ordered.
Today the jnditsmcn will slnrl at the
Keystone Yacht Club, Tncouy, run
down tho river to buoy ', then up to
'MAIN LINERS READY I
3 FDRSECONDSERIES;
First-Half Rivals, Dobson and
Lansdowne, Come Together
in Initial Encounter
STORE TEAMS
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Today's Baseball Games
in the Little Leagues
Main l.lno Tninie Drexel II til nt
nlorari Dun Ato. nt Niirlierlhi .1. A
.1 UnhMHl nt ljlllilnnne,
Mnntrnntfri I oimM I rapne I'ort
Unshlnrton nl tnilMont NorTUhnn
nt Amhlert Nekton nt f-nnilcrloni
hnnlhiitunloii nt l)U,toii.
rlillndelphla ulmrbnn l,eirue r,len
ftlde nl Mentoni Overhrook nt Textile:
Hendlnir nt l.lndlei.
relroleum lnirile Mlnullr nrfliilnc
nt Mini (lulf nt Texn; I'nlnn nt ( reu
l.etlrk. Manufnrlurer Tennte Lewis nt r.
(1. 1,1 Fninklln Xrlniet luir nt Mokro A
smiths M heeler at Mlei-Ilemenl-Pcniu
llement nt Olsen.
Norlhenht MHnufftclnrers, T,eninir-
TlNtin nt I'lllert Arhenil nt rrhwnr7
Whreli riumh nt IVnnsj Irani i l'circe:
lltnik nt Abriiftile.
Delauurc County" LeaKUe t'nper
Dnrlir nt .Medlitl Alrtnn nt ( llflon
IlelahN. St. ( hnrles nt Morton.
Other ciime Miirhnll I?. Smith nt
sirnwbrlilire A Clothiers WH I'hllmlrl
nhlu ('. ('. nt l.lt rtrotbrriti llarnelt nt
letHoni Merilmnt Milp at I lorencc.
The second half of the Mum Line
League baseball schedule gels under
wn this afternoon, nnd the two rlulis
which waged n warm battle fm first
place honors in the initial sefto me
again billed to meet. J. & J. Dobson
will oppose Lnnsdowne on Ihe litter's
grounds. The boys from the Palls are
anxious to win, ns t lie last time thev
I'nme together the match curled in n
dispute nnd wns protested. The other
section of the schedule rends; Dun &
Co nt Nntbertli Drctel Hill nt Auto
nr.
The Disston (cam, of the Mntilgom
cry County League, will hue to
stiengthen. Three successive defeats I
Iiur put n dent in the Snwmnkeis, and
unless they can defeat Southampton,
will drop from second to fourth plnre
The nrr!tnwn club bus ndded new
material, nnd Ambler will entertain
this nttraetion on the home grounds.
First s. Second DKisinn
Once again the lirst and second ill
usion teams clash in the Manufac
ture! s' League. Surpiises aie in order,
ns the second division nines aie going
in tine form. (If the twcnt-six games
dropped by the tennis in diisinn num
ber two, statistics compiled bv 1'iesi
dent l'nul Rrunifield show that fifteen
were lost by n lone run.
The J'rnnklin nine has et to win n
game. Out of their eight reverses, five
were by a single mnikcr. The Niles-
Pond crowd nt Inst has hit its stride X Hit il.i l taking their fourth
nnd Wheeler can nffoid to take no.RtraiKht fiom the A"s. 7-1. while jne
chances in this afternoon' piinc. Indians weio hnmlinK the Yankees , a .j- i
The nisston-n.ler te.uns. lIlniIP. ! beating. The , .ml) ( 'Iiil' ' '
,.n in ll,n Vnrtl.nnst Mnnnf,,, t. ,. , tw o lltl.l II h.Uf I'OX SCO. es to til. not til
l....w.e. dnsi, in the most impmt.mt
RamP ... that o,Kani,atio niensido '
and Stenton. tieil fnr first pl.lre in this
,, , , , , .,
Siilnnlian League, tome tngether mill
the tie for the lead will come to an cud.
s.fnrA Vines In 1'l.isll
More .Nines to I MSI1
Two store nines that ham bee,, piny-
ing in line form ronie together when
the .Marshnll II. Smith anil Stiaw -,
bridge L f'lothier ugereg.itiuns clash
on the hitter's field Manage! Carroll
has been sucressful with the Smith
dub all siasoii and bus henlen eery
....
lenm of nn account at least nine sible oxi option oi ins I'l1)1 '""
n ,.,,ii. ir, in 1. 1 iiiintiwi .. i..t iitii.i.. iii-nnist Walter .lonnson
.V .(... ! ...... ...,...., i.. ,i,. i.-i
and will pitch Mac key m an
emlonwirl
to win. llarnshaw. the lag Smith -
ainplou twirler from Cenrge School,,
.iKnin ill do uutj for M.m.ipni Irmtt
and oxneits to keep up his gimil wnrk
The Lit Ilrotliois nine has loieivorl
lphill C. (' , at lrnt fourth
street and I'nrksiclo nvoniio. and Il.ir-
not Slniichter will again be mi hiillil
n nlleh '"lU"
!' .i . . i m .
At Fointh vtieet and Mnntgomery
atomic the Stetson Ilatmakeis win op-
POSo tho nairett cr.md ILirrel, has'
been plniuB independent hill tliihi
joar and has a fast club. Tom l'ridm
will pitch for Stetson.
MARIE WAGNER STARS '
Former Ipdoor Champion Gains'1
i
Berth In Three Final Rounds
New orlc. .lulj 111 As the losult
of her cloor work With the tllilliet.
Miss Mime Wagner, the former indcmr
titlehnlder, became a hliallst jostoilhn
ill Ihe womenV singles and ilcmblos of
., . x. . , . , - . '
the eastern New ork state cliiiiniiiiiii-
ship tennis toi.rnninonts whi, ha..; being
Ul'l llli 11 I'll iiii' i inn ii in in. .ill i ivur
ant Olub at I'leasautville.
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NTII)SM. I.K.lil K
Won lost I'rl Win Lose Spill
44 21 .fisr .en- .in;
in :. ,iiii7 n;i .i,-,
40 .! ..1.1B .Mt ,1H
:i7 :i an .i.'x .mi
:u .ii .aid ..mi ,vi
1H 41 .100 .JOH ,:i
31 4i .S71 ,8HJ ,3HH
10 10 .291 .30.1 ,'.'HH
MHK1CN l,H.(.l I.
loo l.ot Pel Will Lose Split
41 I .04.1 ,lil .1111 '
11 2.1 .I1JI ,AJ7 .Hit
New lork
t'lnrlnnnll
Cnlruuo .
I'tltshiirth
llrookb n
St, I.OlllK
llostoll .
rhllllrs
Chlcusa
Nev fttV.
CleeUlt(l
"t. InuU
Iletrolt
nostnn
ahliiBton
Athlellrs
Mln tno
40 SO 171 MR! t.11l
1.1 XI Ail .A 111 .SIS
3.1 31 ,B1 .MS V17
Hit 7 .11M llt ill
..II II
ill 41 .414 MJI ;4ll
17 40 ,1M .11,9 .'Ml
tlise two
i.t!
YKSTKUDAN'S ItKSI I.TS
NATIONAL l.HAiinr,
Chlras-o Bi I'lilladelnhlu, S.
tvew ork. Si l. IaiiIs. 0.
lMllshursh. Si llrookljo, 1. i
(inrlnnnll, ll Heslon. 2i 1,1 innlncs. I
I Inclnnull, fll Huston, 3, 2d tnmv. '
MEltICAN LK.UL'K i
Chhaio. Ii Athletics, I.
Cletetsnd, A New nrk. I. ,
Ilrtrnll, 3s Washlnilon, I. '
a (.liakillg lip nfter the hist ilefent of "."i'h.MVnUll 8irlp us'lie bent the merr, npaulfully situated on Thesapeake Bay AH
the season pus a ne( ast Siitiin.i at i ,'', t the .oilier lruc "" ,.""""' "" the AivantaBes or halt water ana Oion.
ii e s.- . . i m '""" 1 ,1 iiliix-r een If no does com g, rat's bv the week ami week-end
the hands of Nativity, unci Manager n nl".H, ,'"''' ' ,i." Applv hotei. toloiikster,
I ,, ,. Mi.vii.ns m l..Vii. ll ,,,., """ ","n,r"' ' . Tolchester Beach. MU
again. They will meet the strong West n ,.o a im..; '':' ''o,,'';?;!! "''par'.'.' . m'asiiimiton. I. C .
l'liihule
Iloslon and SI. Louis Rain.
TODAY'S SCIIKDrLK
NATIONAL l.KAOlirc
Cincinnati at riilladelphlu.,
1'lttsbuncli nt New York.
Chlcsio ut notion.
SI. Ixmls at Ilrooldrn,
AMKKlCAN r.E,OVK
Athletics at 81. ILaiJj.
Ntw York jt Il'lrolt.
llostKi at riileaio;
REDS VICTORS IN 15
OF LAST 18 BATTLES
Pat Morans Club. Here Today
Against Phils. Has Been
Traveling at .833 Clip Since
June 27
Tir.n i'nn fmst pt.ac.v.
" I
Ilj i:ilVIN .1. POI.MH'K
Pill. Iililibiirc lighter nllh In- I in
J.
r-i linn 1 1 I'luhhcit ie in our mnlt
tndnv U i hnve with u't one Pntrhk
Mnrnn nnd n (lock of rrnl bull plnters
wlm exhibit in tlm tirst of n four gntnc
series with nnr Plnl hrrc this nfter
llivnl)
1 It "ill be tPiimninte ngintist team
iinte nml frintiil ng.iinst fneiid when
Hie Heiln ami Phils mine In liloux. hut
I fiiendsliip nnd sentiment count for
I nothing nn the lmll Held Put Mnrnn
is lighting In get nn holt grip on first
pline mill !ny Cunntli is struggling
I In iniike n showing with his rippled
nud ilnn nl Hidden club
I Itiimung neck nml neck with McGrnw
' anil the Glints' for the league lend the
, Ituls lime liceii showing n cour'ige
against nthls thnt has innile them the
talk nt Ihe fit mt The iccent spuit)
nt the Cincinnati iluhbci litis cnrneci
thrtn In lictfin in liftern of their last
j ' Ighlei'n r ntltests
lliiini.iliir rlub luis plnicil eighteen
sanies fnr an ineiage nf s:i put
Mnr.iii is nt the top nnd he intends to
inne nut nf town still nn the top There
jwill he thoughts of other thing" besides
I fi lenrUlup nml sentiment when the
down i ister nnd fnr- westerner r lnsh
Silking Falls
TIM", Phils dropped another linttle
ycstcrd.ij. their thiitieth in thirty
four starts, but the rlub showed n lot
of life ami light. The Cubs took their
i thud of the series, !-."., but certainly
' the knew they w ei e In n ball game.
I The failure of Kddie Sicking to come
tluough with n little hit hnd consul
pri,le t ,hi with the lost pastime. On
Hiii'c ,, asions the former (limit came
to but when n bit meant n run or a
1 r ouple.
The Cubs got two of their hnlf dozen
I markers ofT One I'ntkard. but it was
the irninters registered while llrndley
Hogg was on the hill that threw the
I vrrlKt to the Chicago nggiegntion. 1 p
to the sixth Hogg allow. il only one bit,
1 but then he got into double by passing
l'.ill Killefer in the sixth with none
out , . ii
' ii. c.fn ltrmllet left the mound nt the
.ml of the sixth, a single by 'nrter.
a honu run bv Hack, n nlk and 1'ick s
.Icnble sent four Cutis iiiisiiiiik ". ....
disk Iliiulley gtne wu to 1'ncknrd at
the i ml of the inning, but the damage
already was clone.
A's Turn to Win
mill: White Wov got n good grip
'" ; . , t MX in rnw ..ml it
?xl'rl. , win at St I.ouis this
,,. ir wns the thiirl time this '
nnornoon n m,,i- Imtm
unMnii Hint the men of JlncU iionc
.hnnmd a half doen cmncs in micros-
111 "',,.., ,1(,,.,. , au. gone above
t,um- '"" '" . , . i r ..
n(rK h) Uaf,M defeats.
Sratt iv,r lnnle.1 again ami lost
tururi f,m "WlMt's the matter with
,., -sv t What's the matter with
again
nml now tl' old mil ipiesuon '
Teu''" The nnwir is thnt lorry is
. ?,; the p.tol.er he w.is last sea-
I SOI. -()t nnr p this t ar, witn tne 1
I " . ..!.., mi mo ill
i l. lll'lllH" "'. ,
l.. -...l,.,i ...n ins (lie Dig w os.ei in-.
...-.......,, sifiiinin ...,
l,,ked like the Torn nt l.'is
. .
I
Bingles and Bungles
I "" ""
,yn a reuuur Mn J -Vm!.,, on
"r "'"r" "-L 'L'Jji tine-
,e , sills club at thm- lime
, . i slS. is M.k m t
The '""", ";'' r,L!i ni but (ouldn't
K"t".;B.M,k,ms hWM
., .,.e, r,
n( llnr llaik iOuM leek em "lie I lib i '
"". ."ar .''":., ,u. I,,,.,, nt (no riiiliiris1
"' "nr..' "' , ,Xr mr, ot mo n
I ., iiii hi homrr i "" "J"'
j r .,,,, i
' H' . !-.," ti.kss .nil l- HR M J
a flm. l.fll-Vfr in, I h- n 't ra lu
,nli mie l-as unit. "
-iiiii
The v ore Eettitnt i,,l,''t'r,",,1,1,Vri'.e,"in
lilll lire like. lln when I he non I rlrne In
."ugh r"n " ri.e lunefi the uk.
nrf ((P(, ,,nt ra ,lrr ,,,
;,,! 7li- Krdi " on il l"l lol.ir m (lie
'''"",""" w """'"';
TheortK-lal statistlolan ra' need a nur
mwlij .d.IlnB in.hln to mum link Hur
run s lilte
M-Jrd STn"i Vf'?'1 W
e fulrlie; will. Done llilnl. of the
rlilln. Ihe dllTerenie lielneen lliem Is nlnetj
miles.
I man
man be ioii ii
i.ni in- mi n !
ovr The Vail 6 ueir Min.iru noun njj inr
The Yanl t nrte
iidiaiis ami pile o'n ' ,r' i v ""
II lulf Scl
I
lis onl nalurjl thll Hln'il remains in j
the fleM hut Whent mav b" mono to the
bUHbes If ni h i ontlnues In huM Ihe hall
I am! allowlus m. home mil ifi"r fleldliu a
1 xinili-
' .luilse rniililn'l icet the ilei Won for Wnh-i
IiikIoii jeelerdiiJ, hut he Irleil hiircl with h I
iniiple of Imsr hits nml u slnlen hiise.
l ltfmaee held hit v.ual lionrsior otirf
.ttlijilv ot roila lc itcrdau. Ue hurhrt fm
iiniliiffs nDilluit the l7rrfs nml held the I m.i
Miniatl tlttbbcm roui Hie noriiiy &rnfiot i
' The Pirates nnti Uoib.i rs are plalnR las
tli fniirlli pIhco The Tluniiuet.rs nre It
loi!a How luna oil lidrne) now long- j
I lieoricr linrn nuu n nomr run tinu a nin
1 . ...I.,tii llsit ll 11 nn Uel.riiii 'si .u. .
RIP jrninuaji .-h " ........... h- c...,r,
lets fiarttc bent the Card tor tltr rr 1
oirf '''' ( fii life lrsttrduv I ish (
Ihr nslu one
uriusioiinlli
n ho ocoT die c. rtrr4 uiilj
1 rrom tt. wav thine nre nrenk.nj? now
i there not a chance for me neil to t blue
j th-ei tlon
lrt(rtl fftn Hre Hnxloiu In tsee irrnhy Neule, .
In urtlon on thr baw. (.ren aliouJd bo '
Home ulliler. i
onnn Men anil Hojl
"graduating grammar
school boys
All the fellowa ssy. "Some class, nlfly
end .speed oh, boyl" Your varatlon will
not be complete unless you tales II. a, with
you Is backed by the Urml House of Its
kind In the country. Our beautifully lllus.
trated (.aCaloeue telle ths'slory. Free.-Writs
IICIH" WEMJKARK DBl'AKTM
: uTf i t-ib riumrn
Up-to-iMinute (Marks
of Leading Batters
NATION l. I.EAM K
I'lsyer nml ( lull. 1.
(ranth, Philadelphia 01
UifM, llrnnklyn
innn, New lork n
A. ii. it, II. r.C,
is'i ai n; .3M
240 34 S3 .8.18
31H 3I 8 .310
181 as 58 -M0
S.10 12 SI .317
i;m i.
.ll. It. II. !'.(.
217 ni rii ,iii
son 3ii ni .xs
SHI 37 73 .148
210 as R6 .3IS
i:i 2 ot .in
. Hlllliime, I'hlln O
' llurnn. Now nrk (18
AMERICAN I.
riajor nlifl Cluh U.
' rer-klnpaiieh. N, . fll
.latkKon, t'lilraro "0
loirh, Urtroll 7
I Uss-lend. Kelrolt 51
I
Joe Daley Stops Silva
i
ltnp.tnn lul 1J -le. llnle the rlerr
New Turk ber Mopped n inline flln nf
u'.hter al th i iimnir r ial A I laM
ulshl IIh MuilltnK nfler the Henth louiel
Blues Dye East Germantown
fn nf the lHrg.pt BHthrinir,
,-nn Haw Ihe c lrnmnlow n llnvs
clffnt East rierinHiitnwn .'. 4
of the ura
i jui, niue
M MM Fit HKSnitTS
AM11KY IMKh. X J.
The New Ocean Hotel
V'lnest l:iirnprfin lintel on the North
lerei nni.1. (npnelt 350.
II. JnniMI.'lgr.
HOTEL BRISTOL
Dlrrctlr on the Orean Tront.
riVT' i ""' YIUI one nrt P-np
THE SHELBURNE
New modern hotel hot and cold run'g water
In every room private hatha Ocean Path
way, lacing park and ocean V C Haynri
I'OCIIMl llll(Tls
ShniTliee-on-I)elnwnre. r.
HJIK, I H, .J.. IIIJ , 1 K.-.-sgr
BUCKW00D INN
(FIREPROOF)
Skants-sa-Dthsirt, Ptnorjlrsslt
Ji'OtT OPEN
A hotel of notable
distinction located
In a park of 10,000
acres, exclusive to
guests;73 miles
from New York, 73
miles from Phila
delphia. Homo of
tha8h a wnes Coun
try Club.
CHAS. V. MURPHY. Mnaer
M-if"i'-SMn tWJ-JJ 1' J J L, ,.IJIJ
Delaware Water (lap. Pa.
'THE MOl'NTAIN .'AB.M.IHB
THE KITTATINNY
DKI.M HF. VtATKK OAP. PA.
The lendlns: hotel or this famous reglnnl
opn lo Dec Capacity COM Strictly
modern. Golf, tennis, saddle horses,
bathing boating orchestra Concerts,
dancen Kxceptlnnal Cutslne American
plan, ko a la carte irrlll Garage.
iium maps and terms upon re
TOItN IM'HDV fripi:
A strictly modem hotel with excellent
labia and service. Altitude zooo ls)t
Splendid roads; golf, tsnnls, etc
Open Jane 30th to October 1st
Address until June 10th.
iloltn I. Gibbons. Manager
noUl Rnnrt Bsltlmore, Md
t.ltKMNTIHVN. I'llll... I'A.
oi w a nnm m.i ..T I
jnrtUUYY ltYVFi 11NIN
Airy rooms, rood table; prKate Brounds;
tsnnls I S. UAg Itjs W" ne t Gtn. avs
cars (Iss aulee. Msr Tel. Otn. 4148.
IIMIIV, I'.
Wynburne Inn n-M.'"" V,n r;T
J,,, vlt m"y
at nMsonni-le ratfs ninolnrr I,an
Kmunrls. mIjIi- rjnda I'honn Ilcrwjn 1
;
Erpe-
busl
'h
ltlMllt. I'A.
UUiMiK inn Open all ..r a rirtikhtfui
' hom "" -,,Mln lAr" H ' mlnuli from
city center, Oolf unnls.rl.IlnB. nsllnt
?$ a J".?
miri,i.
ihone Wayne 17
.
-
AMtllN. I'A.
f, flinn hlimr. Ed looi, unil flne ,0fnton
. Pfo Id wm.. t l..m; f, nyd, ,,eo. ,
iiiisiiiit in mr irra ifi tn . luanti. .
' dlltDKN hIM)T rHI.I. u TKK CO.
I Akron. I"n
t lill.' 1jI " llllllj, I ct,
i trnxtiiki ii t i
I'A.
l lie iijaniii. ; ""'f- T ."p"n. -V"10ellne
t ini iHimiiia i.eiiH iiim vhiip rtpnn rir ratasi
an I Urmlars Address M K" HltlNKI.Ei
ihenuisiaeK'
! f.
The Hillside J"au M'lvv J,r'v bh- Ph.
ffarnge Katharine Grhart.
stkr r.ic rn. md.
n f . W . I
' OUrlintOTl JtiOtel
la5i.wii lulw
, , me m, ,, mnfy.
American and European Pans
, r ooo r ill n o n
431 Rooms, 222 Baths, $2 & Up
" "
II T MII.l.KR Manaesr.
jr.trinsox. n. n.
New Waumbek
HOTEL AND COTTAGES
Jefferson, N. H.
IN THE IIKART or TUB
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Golf, Tennis, Fishing,
Riding and Dancing;
Tlnllr Conrertn
OriJN FUOM Jl'MJ ,'B TO OCT.
Kor booklet uddres liotel or
8 West 40lli hi., etv York
N T Stock i:xchanira Om 0f
N. Ij CAItrUNTEIt t CO.
Frank F. shule.
Owner
John J. Ilennesaj,
Manacer
DIMII.l.r. NOTCH. N.
The Balsams
Dixville Notch
White Mountains, N. H.
Season, June to October
BooUinB offlco novv open S Went 0lh
St. Nw Tele ITnun A rountry
DAVID B. PLUMER, Manager
I'hono i'UO Vanderbllt
jniyiAi, n. ii.
ML MADISON HOUSE
(iorham, N, II.
"The Gateway lo the White Mt,,"
Opens June III Homelike atmosphere
Outdoor Hports Kins June anil July trout
".shins; Well-equipped garage Writs for
bklt und terms to C tl CHANDLKIt Prop
VERMONT
VERMONT KKPURTH
Free Informatlpn booklets by wrltlni
Harry A. Dlack. Sec of State. Publicity
Bureau. Montpsller. Vt
s'IHII.TKEY, VT.
THE DOftMS Sgy"
pr
. ITSANKLIN COUNTY. TA.
n "B nrmi m I A. r I
WUW" -(HUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS
.. ...i. io.i ,i. .,v i nj i n.i. s ifivnE3 i rrc
ti'MMrcn hksorts
"'atTTVntjc en v, nT j."
I sjlM '
Oh e Ambassador
The Atlantic Coast's newest
and most luxurious hotel
costing $4,000,000 now '
open to the public and
catering to a select clientele.
On the Board Walk, yet in
the quiet Chelsea residential
district:
Direction of D. M, Llnnnrd. Presl.
dent of the California Hotel Com
pany, operntlng the famous Hotels
Mnrylnnd, Huntington and Crcen at
Pasndena, the Alexandria and Cali
fornia Hotels at Los Angeles, ths
Belvedere at Santn Barbara, the
F-alrmont and Palace at San Tran
clsco, and The Linnard to be
opened next year In New York
City
(nolrst anil Most Atlraethe '.oration
HOTEL
ESPLANADE
Hiioi.Kni.orn OfKAN FRONT
Plreem on the Ilnnrdwalk lloston to Smar
f,fn Ae In exclusive Chelsea section Cap
von I'resh and sr-a water halhs private and
puinir ana eery appointment jioaem
I hirtro-therapeutlc iletmrtment Orchestrs.
Innrlmf Auto hus meets trains Dooklet.
i Ownership rilreillnn W F, SHAW. .
:miarles
o
NTHEI
t7Wv
1 vans to
lJcornibrtv
eJconuorTVftmarvryi"
mant vriuvoui crtravQOttivcr,1
U I CHAT VHlMSIf p PMILtD.
, Ilest Lnrnled, 1'oiiiilnr Trlred Hotel
Hotel Netherlands
New lork ATe.. .10 tarcls from Hoard atk.
lap 4nn Kletator, private haths, running
alr In bedrooms FRICE KBATUHE8
liathlng prl liege from hotel Dance Floor.
l-Itllr rale. Amerlrnn Tlan (with meals) 93
'to 5 ilullyi SIB. S17.30. M0. S& weekly.
i.. i.t -1 m u,iiir,i I'roprieror.
0 CA MKKK-KMI t
JeOU SATl'llDAV
srnciAi,
to aioxnAi
HOTEL BELLEVILLE
New erk Aenne near Tleach
tSDOlTrTOr
Vk.U 1.. t - - v . m. w
Capaell7tSa. ArnerlsanpUn.Ublesridsarrlcsl
special fsaturas, prrraU bath, running watsr I
u. iron werator: reasonaDK rataa. u pen an
rear. Owaershlp mi nagsment, J. L. LEEDS. I
HOTEL JACKSON
ATL.VNTIO CITY. N. J.
o. r,nJLa avt,.'!,r,t house from Boardwalk and
K eel Tier FIREPROOF. Private baths; ron".
nlng water In rooms. Orchestra: grill.
nm k!1 Kuropean plan. Moderate rates.
"""''""i' uiwimnrnifni. B, J, I3ROUAN.
HOTEL MERION ("ReprooF
Vermont ave. and the Hearh; near all at
hMSi"onCa,Dacl.,sl,S50 , Hlgh-class. mode
rMnJj fau,p,C'or .ub"! el'v'or: prlv. baths:
running water In rooms, etc Extensive
porches Ownership mannr't. Mr. PArtT.ET
ROQUOIS
to Vfoim atu, adjacent to beukl
p w,wnnapfttroiM,muic,dMeiM.I
ftxv;tljrD0dra,tAbl8iiidwrTtjcUB4l
hutsm aoUritun. Booklot. A. rrmnokUl
Cap WO,Rflnedpronis,muslc,dtcelnsi
i kg
1 PITNEY York ave., nsr Beach. 1st-
clatr house; table abundantly
sunplie'l with best market stTords; baths, all
conenlences.bathlna: from house, free shower
Inths. Sat to Mon . 13 r.O Jl'J .10 up wkly.
fanaoHv 2i0 M. C SWEENEY.
HOTEL AIIUTINC
- - " " -
racinc Ave. ana St. James Place. Central
?fSIVJ'.!1.r!!?l!!P' i.Opp0.,i,BJ. th" ct"ollo
1 "nif "i"i?' ch,u,che?o 3 day up Unds t
""me management for 12 years. J. R. Jonea.
HOTEL FREDONIA
OPEN ALITBATIITerrnessee avff'.1Just off
HnAnlVtUlk
European plan. Every appoint-
ment Moderate rhle restaurant.
WorthinetOn fls"0"rl and Pacini Aves.
ui uiuiB uiu lKK fnm bM(.h & nead,
Depot Hot A -oia runnlnc water In rooms.
Terms moderate. J, R. WOHTHINOTQN.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
I Al
asopen. always riady. Terms moil
erate
' I'hone or write M Walsh Duncan.
I Avon Inn P0?" cni v'rslnla Ae. Private
, baths, running water, elevator
1 to street Buperlor table H, W William,
Westminster SXV. Ii'. - ?lev-'.
,,, r,n un wku ffffiiv"..' gf tw.
''Hotel Boscobel Unlucky Ate. near
. .w..w .j4al nn , ..
lietich irt nn .. t.n.
Amr rl an
PoolcUt A 12 MARIOM.
'- . "' '
nuranimigiuii - - ""- -a
Atlantic C!ltv
Open all ear
n
J OSBOrtNE & WOW.
HOTEL PLAZA
ST fHAm.KS PLACE PAC'Il'lC AVE
Ele.ilnr. Private baths A r McCI.El.LAM
BISCAYNE n0:r,reaVh!' lXZ$
SI' SO up dallv: 514 up weeklv
IIARHISiON HIPPI.E. Prop.
Deloncey-Lakewood iz",B- Carolina
veiiu.w j " nr. beach: baU-
Inr from hotel; rates mod a. niTTA.
' rhnnnell '" ancl Psc avf" Beach.front
unanncu Mew Amer European plan!
I rales ras can 2.10 A c rhanneii. r.,'
I THE COMFORT. 112 St James Pi nr. b.schi
rooms dally or wkly . res at W. p. Farrar.
NeTTClrlHon A" B'"- "ara,.,
INew "mrlon nooi.i.t 8 jc jioMFAck
" -- j
orKAN rtTVivi
Normandie-bv-thp-SAa
OCEAN CITY. V. J.
loo rooms 10" suites with prKate bathl
on artesian well wsier Ice plant eleetrls
Ilnhi plant Kleialors froin trround floor
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, THE BREAKERS
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COLONIAL HOTEL"
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22d Senson. W H CHURCH.
Oner nnrl Proprietor
I-ONdPOTlT, N. J
HOTEL ABERDEEN
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Directly on ths ocesn front. An Idsal
fsmllr hotel In comfort nnd surroundings at
moderate rates. i!0 mlns. by trolley or aula
from Atlantic City. Dklt. John C. Gossler
Lonxport's bis new concrete seawall ant
tcesn promenade are now completed
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saddle horses, muslo. Idsal family bote,
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