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GEORGE CHANEY TAKING THE COUNT
ISAM HARDY TO PLAY
'III S Howard Voshell. Itrookhn. i.
winner between .1. I" ,Unj, Chlrngo,
j nnd T II (Vc Inane, Chicago
I ilh predli lions of fine wenthei, the
pln(rs diclnjed the ruin esterdiiy
siniih made the lnnr dilsl Miiirts of
the South Side Tennis Club faster than
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Aronimink Entry Lone Class A
Star to Finish in Class
Tourney
Cermantown Star Anxious to
Avenge Defeat of Last Week
in Doubles
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BEATS MURDOCK BY 2 AND 1
By SPICK HAM.
RUerton. N. J., .Inly 10 II. S. Wil
louRhby, of Aionimitik, mine through
n w Inner in Class A in the ntiminl
rluss toiininmeut hold by the Ili crtmi
Onlf Club. Willousbby ilefcntr.l J. 1
Murrlock, of tin liome club, bv " up
nnd 1 to piny.
Therc were four mutches in Class A
unci Wllloughby was the first to finish.
The match was plnjed nvtr u ht'uv.v.
i-oRRy course, but the work of the con
testants was excellent considering the
conditions.
v iuns j pui.verH vvrrc iiiic 111 iiiiiiir .
The Class C entries were the oul.v ones
to plaj this mornlnc. J. H. I'lcrpnnt
eliminated I 51. Tloiden bj 1 up in u
hard-fought match. G. S. I'arp de
feated !. It. Clafiiu easllv by ft up and
." to vim. II. (!. Hamilton won from
AV. C. Wilkins bv n mnrpln of 2 and 1
C. I!. 5Ic(Sinlc won from .1. M.
Klein lij default. 5V. C. Ktcvrnn, C.
ruhrman, (!. T. Stetkel and S II,
T.evin drew bves.
Ileeord for lloffner
Cieorge lloffner, in a foursome plnjed
over thn links of the Bala Club, estab
lished n record that is likelj to stand
in Philadelphia for a long while. lie
negotiated the second nine holes in the
morning round in .1-, four under par.
This figure lepresents phtnomcmil golf,
nnd while deorge mnj have got n f vv
of the breaks, he plaved oven shot with
trnch consummate (.kill that he dceiud
nn even better series of breaks than he
actually got. In these nine holes he
had six par holes, two birds and au
eagle
The match was between .1 Wood
IMatt. Nmtli Hills, and IMdie Stjle.
Old York Koad, and the I'al.i lepre
sentntives, IlrfTtin- nnd I' C. Chin-v.
The. Ilnln men won the match with a
best ball of (t in the morning loiiud
nnd 07 in the afternoon.
The lowest full round of the day
was made in the morning by lloffner
nnd Piatt, each of whom hod n 70
Style nnd Clarey iafl 77-s in this
lound. In the nfternnon lloffner and
Piatt again led in the mcilal scoring
with 71 "s. Styles made .1 77 and Clnrev
a 7,".
Here me the cards ; '
MORNINU HOl'M
ntt out ; 4 4 r, -. a ;. i s-
CluUa Mitt 4 1 it ft 4 .1 it
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HolTlir tn 4 2 4 ) 4 4 ". 1 -J-12 70
Clares In 3 1 4 1 5 .". II 4 ,14077
AKTURNOON
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Out 4 1 4 . -. I a
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Htvlei-Out II a 4
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(laro Out . 4 4
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14 71 141
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Piatt In a 4
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Mylen In 4 r. 4 4 11 .1 I 1-llonner-rn
4 4 -. 3 4 5 4 1
C'larrs III I R .1 4 a 4 .. 4 1-
Sonie low Scores
Another .good contest to be staged le
centl outside of the legular tourna
ments was pla.vod between J. Wood
Piatt, North Hills, and 1'ddie Stvlcs,
the marathon golfer of the Old York
Ilond Count! y Club. The match took
place on the links nt Noith Hills nnd
developed golf of the highest oidei.
Dining the dn.v's plai , Piatt had a
bird nnd nn engle on the seventh and
fouith holrs. His pluv out war. excep
tioualh tine, ns he finished with n !!0,
one above par, and coming iu he did
almost as well, completing the last nine
holes in S!. n total of 7.".
Stli's plncd n somewhat moie r (in
sistent game thnn I'lntt, but his medul
Bioie was identical with the North Hills
man. He. too. went out in .'!( and
came bnik over the last nine j.oles
with 3D, nnother 7." total. ffl
The most lemarkable jiart of this
match was the best ball pla.ved b Plutt
nnd St.vles. The three birds made by
Ktjles and the bin! and eagle made b
Piatt gave them n best ball of !52 going
Opt nod .15 coming, a total of 07, one
of the best records mnde in local golf
dom this .vcar.
Here aie the cauls :
Piatt Out
Mles In
Piatt In
Styles Out
Hest ball Out
Btst ball In.
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r. 4 4 4 I i 4 r. a at)
4 .1 n 4 .1 o 4 It 4 3') 7"i
I 4 I .1 ". 4 1 Ji 311 7D
4 4 3 3 14 2 a 4 12
4 J 4 4 4 .1 1 4 I a.". (17
Western Golfers Honor Miller
ht. l.mil. JuU ia Homier Miller, per
haps tho hardest working Individual (on
rected with Missouri solf artlvlllen his
hern elected president of the Missouri State
Oolf Assoclitlon. which will conduct Its
champion'tUp tournament next ear at St
l,ouls
Seventy-two Scoreless Innings
Atlantic rilj, X. J, July H. -lb., Hach
firivch Olants won their eishth tonaerutlve
shvit'Out vlctorv hero lesterda blanklnii
C'hener bj 2 to 0 Hube Koiter'a Detroit
.Star will open a aeries of games here lo-ay.
WILEY, WITH 38 POINTS,
TOPS MOTOR PACE RIDERS
jlladonna, Carman, Corry,
Chapman and Lawrence
" Trail Syracuse Sensation
STARS ENTER BIG RACE
ITUVIof Hie six leaders In the motor-'J-
paced game in the eastern circuit
will i-ompeto in the Brassard trophy
)acp at' tho Point Breeze Velodrome
TJiunsday night, , Gfcorge Wiley, whose
entry Vvas fcerntrhed at the last minute,
heads tlie riders vvilh five victories,
three seconds and two third places for
11 tofttl Of thirty-eight points.
'(Maclouna, Carman, Corry, Chapman
and r,attrene tho quintet of speeders
'that ivll clash Thursday ulght, follow
iVile;T I" that, order. Madonna, due to
his brilliant, vyork in "Boston nnd Provl
;lenci,t lias registered five, wins, three
fceopnda "and one third place. Madonna
Js t)econ(l -with thlrtysli points.
Carman Is' credited with thlrty-ilircn
point!), though he has been returned
'ajwlnncr only twice. Corry has thirty-
Jbe,' Chapman twenty-nine and Law
aMPMtwenty-elght.
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Itcleice O'Hrion Is shown above counting ocr the fallen fonu nl the Ji.iltimoie etu.m, drnppeil bj a wild left
iippeirut bj Jot Tlplll
VETERANS TO HELP
CONNIE AND CRA VATH
Muck Signs Cotton-Topped
Turner, While Meadows
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and Paillette Become
Phils'; Young Material
Scarce
PACKARD A SURPRISEI
Ity KDWIX .1. POLLOCK.
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Ill' Phils and the A's are being te ,
eteinns, and there'-.
main nn old lie.ul that's better thnn
n swift pinr of feet. (!eue Pnulettel
nnd I.i e Meadows, lite of the Cauls,
soon will be in Phillie uniform and
hefoie (lie week is out Teuj Turnei
'will be pi.incing nioiind seroud base
fin Connie Mack.
Paillette nnd Meadow- nie ruing
steis compared with Turner, but still
thej lime been in the big riiiuit long
enough tr enin the piefix of vetei.ms.
Two have crime wheie thiee have In en I i
in the case of the Phils, but with the
A's Turnei is a brand new addition
without the subtiaition of anjone.
Turner was tinned loose uuroudi
fionnllv bj Lie Pohl, of the Indiitis,
nftei fifteen jears of seivice in Cleve-
innrl. lie is the oli'i st iTaver
"te
Anieiican League, but still has n lot
of baseball in him. lie will plnv
second bnse for Mack and Witt will
lie scut back to left held Kiipp will
utile to tlie sidelines.
Connie is satisfiid that Tin nil is ns
good ns anv joung plajer nvnilabb' He
has touted n number of minor league
intuits, with the icsiilt Mint onlv one
reel nit Ittirius has been sent up.
Mad. attiibutes the link of cuing ma
terial to the war. He states that the
win ictanled the development of
oung( r set.
the
Phils Show Life "
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rTiin. Phils me shotting icnl lite these
.ln.u .lnm.itn H.n f n . I tl.nl I line Ve
ilavs (lesuite tlie Init Hint tiler re
fiieine a club flint's near the ton. Thev
took n fall out of Pat Motnn and his
Iteds vestenlnv and dropned the (in-,
I'innnti club from the top mug bv j
snatching nn S-l viitoir wliile the
(iinuts vvte trimmin" the riiates,
(iene Iicknid plti lied one of the
best gnnus of his rnieei. mill 'he was
neviT in tiouble. The one run that
the Itcds giahbed oft his poitside slants
was uneai ned as it was an indiieit re '
suit of n fumble bv .the iisunlh re
liable Dav.v PniKroft. However, that
one mniker didu't vvoriv Paiknrd, for
the Phils nevei weie iu the lenr. (Icue
permitted onlv five binghs.
Packaid not onlv was the main
squeeze on tlie defense, lint he wns one
of the lenders in (he assault made on
Pat Moran pitching. He s(oicd two
himself nnd drove in another. Gene
hnd two official times nt bat for n bat
ting average of ..100. His one hit was
n tiiple.
Miking Slumping
EVKRV incmbei of the
the exception of Daw II
Phils vvilh
Hnucroft ami
Kddie Sicking got into the hitting
I. untie wan chased fiom the hill in tlie
George Wiley Leading
Motor-Paced Rider
III, lor 1st
M 3d 4thl'ts
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3 i ii an
4 3 J 31
4 2 II 31
3 2 I 20
5 1 0 2S
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) 1 n 111
0 2 1 111
Oeorev W'llex SjrPcu, a
v incent Madonna. Italy, a
Clareneo t'arnian, Ja
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Prank Corry. Australia .1
ueorco Chapman, New
ark ? . .1
Percr Lawrence Cali
fornia , . . 4
Pre d W eber. Tampa . 2
Oorsre Howker. St
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Hobby Wnlthour, Atlanta 1
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VI Pedell Newark 0 1
Fred Herbert. Ireland 0 1
Pete Drobach. lloston . 0 1
VV Hanky. California 0 1
In point scoring nrst. counts d,
thlrJ 2. fourth I.
until defeated. Manager Chapman plans
to have five star pacers ou tho track to
make the race even up frOm the stait.
Freddy Tavlor, the brilliant young
bpiint rider of the New York A, O.,
coupled with Hatold Uouusnll, the
Canadiap champion, will meet the Hars
iris brothers in a team match sprint
race. This Is the first race of Its kind
of the sec son at the Velolrpme.
Taylor Is a herp of Jh.e Arjonuc for
KJle cnrrlt a wound n 1I right
arm
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thud and Mitilnll was gnen the go
ble in the sixth. I'isber finished the
Kaon- .mo inn i.imv wen in nil tin?
Phils bad nine safeties for fifteen bases
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i.iiuii- .-.nun; is pniving ii gieni neiu-
ing game foi Ciniath. but the foimei
(Ji.int is now in the lluoes of a ternblei
bitting slump IMdie has not had a I
nt on his last sovintien lues lie has I
i minuted safel onh twiie sime he
took I Imi Piane's phn e at second
last Tiiesdu.v. The two bingles wcic
made m twi nt -thiee attempts, for nn
avi uige of .OS"
Dine Suking rits out of the sliiinn
lie will be of gienf value to Ciavath.
He is ila v intr n siinpp game niouml
the kej sfone suck nnd has till mil mini
a base lnt into an out
McNamara Joins Glencoe A. C.
New Vorl, IjU t". Trunk VIcNiniaii
til" I lo v nrd m linolhov rhimplnn tromfrrrpj
hU llhletli HlTill.itl'in l.. Ih. Clcnru. C
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Serine Leads Gotham Scribes
"Sen nrk, lulv 1 ". Hlr.ni s,rlne led lib)
tl. id of tv nIv-tH pnlfers who participated
vestenlnv In the Nev.si.anrr (.olf Club s an-
Itual llastll iJav tourn im. nt un th links
Jof the HellccUIre Club at lnvaid- I. I
To SeM Racin9 Stable
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Mnl jinih .in be ,.i.i at th- Hulls tiei.l
la",1 r next Monda All thi trntlera and
wtrra nr, h, lrHinB an.lrnnl. exanilned
.and ridden previous tn that .lite ai tho
I Mullnt llollv fair grounds
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EURtLKA MATINEE DAILY
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"LADY OF RED HUTTr,"
JEFFERSON SSU AN?.',V.v
JUNE ELVIDOB in
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PUT-IN-BAY REGATTA
Choppy Sea Running as Forty Yachts
Start First Heat
Put in-lli, O., .luh 1." Wlun
foit sul j.uhts stalled this morning
in the lir-t of thiee Intel like u.ittn
hciiN tin- wind was blowing wes tin
inilis .in Iniui .mil n c hoppj se.i was
luiining 'I he iiulges reei-ed Hie tn
nnguliu Iweutv -nni'-mili' llnttlesn.ike
i Island i mil
so that all boats left tin
st'ikes to stintiis. The (it -t foul mile
bg was a bi.lt dead to windwiud nnd'
the l.iiii-. got iiw.n ipiirkh with ran
Ml- i lose hatileil nnd tin kid fie.iienth
Detioit Miihtsmi'ii bad the twenti
one fe.t i lass to themselves, rnteiing
four boats Ciunilla, .Im kson Pink St
i:iuio anil Cleveliind.
There were eight i nti ies in tin- low
rWss. It Hpnut'k and .Miblehm. of
Clivilnnd. leading (lose abieast. but the
fleet was well bum lied in a piettv get
nwiiv nnk. T. C . was thud ovn
the stalling line.
Winniis b ( lussis
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Wednesday's Empire City Entries
I'lrsl rii. IM..VCH1 olds rlivimlns :':
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Ml II in
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sister Helen. . 10.
Annette Till r It I
Ml nnd nice tbr
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nml.leiiF 1 mil. and .0 .nM
,,r t.'n NaT'brfllua
Klnc Vn.ru.. 12" 'ili"''
Sanetle n.icl, 110 WIlfreiH
simnenhei. in I' M"J
riance II"
I bird rate tbr. e v f ar ol 1 the
II. . mill up about .. furl, mils
Cirrus 12S Lord Hrlablmi
I'rlmiilklii I"- Viid ii lou-
rannie Melian HI'.
I'otirlll r..e hmif ir ..I'll bill s
lltmolnflle stakes S'lll Ml V.j furlonc
I'anoph 12" VVanitv
I'annee II 111 I uke Pel
Indlscntloii 10 i Hi una
helcket 10 1
Klftb ri. ibr. e esr obis and up
inir 1 mile ami i furlitiR
stnniiilriKon II 1" Inhn 1 nas
.star llenlln I's MniolpH
Klnc John HI D.idilv
lletr. Pollv III I'oicher
Condull MS Hallast
sixth ra.e for Ihree-v. ar old
miles and niir, i lalinlncr 1 mile in I "n
vnrds
Dendeni Kill Miss Hrwi HI'
Crepustule lol -Dottle Valdlvr 07
Favour Inn 1'oor Huttorfl lm.
loan of Ar 112 Hon. Irtl
I'nwlke Child ol VV llfreib. 07
Hlckorsnul lol Ivalle (on. I lnl
Al.preinli. ullowance . lalm. d
Vealher threatelilnc Track f st
box of
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"MEN. WOMEN AND MONEY"
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11VsJL.I MATINED DAILY
SBSflUK HAAKAWA lr
'"THE COUIUCIEOUH COWAHD"
FINE WEATHER PREDICTED "
Clihago, .lulv l"i With the elmi
i Imtinu of the nwrngc plniers in n
.hem J dn.-.'s plni of fifty nine mntihes
the stars of national tennis fame hae
indinnced into the Inle lounds of the
'ninth .innuiil nntionnl clny couit cham
piiinship tournament here
I One of the feature inn trim of tin
Itnlllliei IS sehedllled fur tnllnj. With
I Willi im Tilden. Jr.. of Philadelphia,
thn miS ihnnipion, meeting Kumurl
Ilinh. of Chieign, co holder of the
1 MMS doubles title Their contest is in
I the fifth round, and It will be n test of
Tihlen's master of man strokes, com
'bineil with a dining, aggressive gniiii,
I ngnlnst the rtnft of one of the be-t
ouit generals now phiing.
lliuh. teamed with Wlllinm John
ston of San Prnni'ism. lust week nidid
in humbling Tilrlen and Vincent Kich
aril-, of New Yolk, in the Kast West
i hi tirm.il le.iin (bainpionsbips nt Cm
(inniiti As Tilden nnd ltlehnrds hold
the nitionil doiiblis title nnd Johnston
nnd Hind liiul piaiticeil logeiun oniv
two dins.' Tilihn is niiMously looking
foiwniil to wiping out the defi at ng.mist
Ilnrdj todii.
Mam olhrr ft matches between e
perts of different sections of the mun
It are m hi dull d. 1'ollowing nre somp
of the ihief i lashes in the third round
Wnltn We-biook, Detroit, western
inliiiiilleglnle ihiimpinn in singles nnd
,lm. I.t... u. the winner between V, K
I Ahlen. r.nlliniore. nnd II. I) Ien-i
I'ln. iiirn! llenrv C Wick, Cle eland
s. I.uke K. Williams, Illglilnud Pink,
t-.i l ir-OIDrV BllOAD STItKET AND
BLuEdIKU HISQUI.HANNAAVE.
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a,,,1,,!,1 models has been advanced S155. effective vm. .Zlo
I August 1st, 1919. m AVlifiCJS)
we have oeen tortunate in securing agj A S'tffrwYTimT
against this advance in price a limited m .QjUSlLlllCIil
numDer 01 touring cars ana iour-passenger &z
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septic cream that softens the
beard better than brush nnd
lather and see how fine your
face feels after shaving.
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'The Best is the Cheapest,"
is the foundation on which
the firm of F. W. Schuster
Co.,511-513 West Diamond
St., Pittsburgh, has built
its business.
It applies this yardstick to
eventhing even so to
truck tires, for its many
trucks.
Though higher in price than
most other makes," says C. F.
Schuster, president, "from a
mileage and service point of
view they are cheaper than
the cheapest make on the market.
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...There is nothing so far on
the market that would induce
us to change."
Act on Mr. Schuster's recom
mendation buy D e Luxe
Tires. Better and cheaper in
the end.
We Sell and Apply
De Luxe Tires
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co.
519 North Broad St.
Atlantic Tire & Rubber Co.
1414 Mount Vernon St.
Foss-Hughes Company
21st and Market Sts
Elmer Barber
1127 Land Title Building
Service Stations:
4232 Ludlow St. and
2516 East Cumberland Si.
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