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PHILLIES' ENTIRE PITCHING STAFF WOULD GO IF EPPA RIXEY WERE TO BE TRADED TO GIANTS"!
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GOLF FEVER ALONE IS
INCURABLE MALADY
Clubs, Balls and Unix's Only
. Thing That Alleviates
Suffering of Patient
FINALS AT RIVERTON
Ii.v SPICK HAM,
A ItECKNT eon'tiltntlnn with pome of
our tiost known FprrlnlNN rovonN ,
the fact that there Is only one tliiiiK ,
In the world tlint l iwnrnblp coif i
fever. It Is rather iny to contract
and when nu once gft ii j()u Intu
it for nil time. There is mi known.
method to nllevintc the penr iroducel
by the fever rxrrpt to ndminlvter t
the patient a has of clut, hulls ii'iil
an eighteen hole course, plus a caddy
or bo. And this only nl!cialc, the
fever. After the patient has been fed
on this medicine for a day, he Is voiso
the- next, and to ad infinitum. '
Thousands of ntlipl-s have hemm ,
one branch of sport only to cast that
aside later for another. Hut when'
once a man or woman get the golfer
ferer, all bets are off. They frBnt
baseball, rowing, tenni, gymnasium
work, haskftball and even ping pons
ana cricket ns soon as inej wn m me
Dream 01 tne iiuks and get n glimpse
of the velvety fairways, nnd putting
greens
ftincn fhft u-ip hoonrnft hiatnfv 1,1.1 vet
have flocked to the links as they never! Wilioughby. Meichantville, drove off
did before, indicating that, in spite of their semifinal mutch. Youell got the
the thousands who nlrendy play, the lead on his opponent nnd retained it
game is on the verge of n new cm. one 'until the finish, when he won It up and
that is pninir to nationalize nnd in- 2 to nla.i . The other match in tills class
ten. 'onallze the old Scottish game
as the worlds pastime.
Flock to Lillys
Although there are no tournaments
of importance in the Philadelphia dis
trict for some time to come, there arc
more people plnjing golf right now
than ever, and the number is increasing
daily. Clubs are extending their fa
cilities and more applications for mem
bership are being received than can be
accommodated.
An example of what tne golf fever
will do for i man was demonstrated
Several years ago when Christie
Mathewson, of the New Y'ork Oiants,
was nt the height of his hurling game.
He often would go out in tlie nioiuing
and play eighteen holes of golf in
inlte of the fact that he had an im-
I portant game to pitch in the afternoon.
Naturally he would not be in ns goon
shape br he should be for the baseball
aroe, but he continued this practice
until Mnnnuer John McOrnw com-
pelled him to "lay off" golf on days
when he was scheduled to hurl or
when there was n possibility that he
might be called on to do relief work in
the box.
, Ball Players Fiends
What was true of Mathewson was
also true of Eddie Collins, John
r Cbombs and Chief Ilender. although
to a lesser extent. Chief IJender be
came such a fiend at the game that he
didn't want to do anything but piny.
He nlso became very expert on the
links, just as he is nf. everything
he. tries, but be was never well known
as a golfer outside of Philadelphia be
cause he was not allowed to compete
In the amateur tournaments, owing t.
his professional standing in baseball.
The ruling that barred him from these
tournaments wbh very unfair hut it
Stood nevertheless, and Render wns de
prived of a great reputation that he way
certain to make on the links.
Barnes' Great Hcconl
All records were broken by Jim
i Barnes, of Sunset Hill, on the links of
the Hhawnec.Countrv Club yesterdny. In
addition to winning the 72-hole open
tonrnnment with n 2S.i totnl. the llrlton
reeled off n (17 nn his last round. This
is one stroke better than the OS made
bj Gil Nicbolls three years ago.
.i It is doubtful if more superb golf
than Barnes's yesterday afternoon has
iver been furnished in an open meeting.
Par for this layout is 73,, 37 out nnd 30
for the inward half, yet the mnn from
the west reached the turn in S3 nud
supplemented that with 34 for the last
ntnn
Against a pace like that, little wonder
k that the rest oi tne neiu uroppeu uwu.i.
Mtvft Tlmilv nf flakier, onlv one shot
hehlnd Tlarnes at the outset of the
last round.' found it impossible to hold
his rival, though wjth n 71 the several
' times 'Massachusetts champion made
I nro nf ceenml nlnce. Emmet Kreni h.
with rnimrts nf 73 and 72. got third
award, his seventy-two -hole totnl being
208. The prir.es were won as ioiiowh;
First- .Tim llnrnes. $32fi : second.
' Mike Brady, $220: third. Emmet
. French. $100 ; fourth. (511 Nirholls. $4.) :
', fifth, Charlie Hoffner. m : i sixth i nnd
seventh split between V ilfrcd Held and
Fred McLeod, $15 each.
In addition to first money. Barnes
won fhe special $25 award for making
the lfcwcst single round of the tonrnn
ment. While going to the thirteenth, an
Insect flew in Barnes's eye. whereupon
the big fellow called upon his rival for
help.
"That's the only way I'll get him."
observed Brady, with a smile. Barnes s
record was as follows:
Out 4334444 3 433
' In........" 04245338 3 84 T
Finals at Biverion
The semifinal round in the class
i tournament of the Biverton Oolf club
wast played yesterday morning. In the
S; afternoon, niter iue ruiu mm i-cnsru,
? the three pair left in the tournament
began, nnu in spue oi me suuueu cuu-
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iXrtUCil.. MATINEE WAIY '
Slaymaker Wins in
Lumbermen's Tourney
R. E. Klaymnker, Jr.. won the
low net medal drive yesterday after
noon In the monthly golf tournament
held by the Philadelphia Lumber
men's tiolf Club over the east course
of. the Merlon Cricket Club, at
Haxerford. Slnymnkcr turned in a
card of 104. which, with his handi
cap of !10. gave him the clny'tt honors
with a 74. .1. Klmer Troth, presi
dent of the club, was mtoimI, with
"!. net. The prizes for third and
fourth were divided between II. W.
Smedley, J. I. Coulburu, V. 1,
Ulce nnd Irving A. Collins, each of
whom had n net of b.
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' the finals. I he winners were: v lass
a,, c,. .1. Youell, I'mnkfuril; Class 15,
, ... , . whitemnM. : Clas C. W
C. Stevens. Klveiton.
Yeterdav morning it was pouring in
, ton OlltS wlietl (J. J. Yoticll Mild A. S.
was not begun until 1 o'clock in the
afternoon, when tininervilic nun i . i
Hon st.nrtci out Kmner 1 O Won tlie,"lr '""" I""' ' " "r,- "err
mn'tch rntlier easily nt 4 up and 2 to
nlav. Late in the afternoon the ram
iind stopped when Knmcryillo nnd Youell
went out to play the final round. Ap
parently, Somerville felt the effects of
his eariier match, for he was never in
it at all. losing S nnil 7.
L. E. Adams Ylns
,. II. Adams. Wliitemnrsh. cinic
through. s H'e victor in Class R, boat
ing Adam (lirnbel in the final loiind. .1
and 2.
W. C. Stevens was the only home
club member to win. He captuied the
honors in Class C In the morning lie
defeated 0. I". I-arp in the semifinal
i mind. 2 to 1. nnd in tiie afternoon
had no trouble in eliminating his rlub-
mftte, G. T
Stockel, 5 up and J
to
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Seminnais
c P. Somen llle. TUverion
defpatd
r Bod Aronlmlnk. 4 and . . ,
n .t Youell. Frankford .Wealed A.
Wllloueht. MerchintMlle. 3 nnd 2.
final Round
O .1 Tnuell. Krankford defeated C.
SomeMlllo, Itlerlon. 8 nnd 7.
Ct.AS-'S n
Semlftnala
I, E Adams Wliltemamh, defeated
n.
II Hedle Stenton 1 up
Adam lllmhel Phllmont, defeated Sam
Bennett, I.u I.u 4 and 3
Final Kound
I, n. Adams Whltemnrph, defeated Adam
Olmbel, Thllmont, 3 and 2.
Scraps About Scrappers
Franklp Ilrnun a Treaton Brown at the
shore tonight
Th New York Boy who startled the fans
bv dropping Johnnv Kllbane herp last winter
will have the main assignment at tho At
lantic City SportlnK Club this evenlns when
ho ensraees Preston Ilrown, the colored
ffAtherw-elir'it Willie Coulon fitcs Victor
mtchle In the semlwlnd-up. The other bouts
follow: T.en Rowlands v .Inn Hooker ind
Marty (Nick) Hacs s Jimmy rarker.
tlnrk Word, the Kllzabeth N .T boy who
has been maklnir wod In Kenslneton, will
oppose the hard-nlttlnif Johnny Mealv In the
Aral act at the Cambria open-air show to
morrow nlaht Johnrv Morpan enaams Kid
Diamond In the Kcmltlnal The other bouts
follow: Tlav O'Mallev s Johnny Duian.
Younir Dlamrnd h. Artt Campbell and Port
Richmond Mike Gibbons s Younsr Tinkey
Joe Ttplltx the boy who came to the front
with his sensational knockout win over
Oeoree Chanev, did not hae to wait Ions
for recognition Manager Classman ester
day announced that Tlplltx had been signed
to meet Johnny Dundee In a twehe-round
battle- to a decision In Boston on Monday
ntffht This will be Tlplltz's first big money
assignment,
Johnny Kllbane and Joe Fox, premier
reatnerweignts, win exmmt in an inter
national match at the. Phils ball yard on
the night of July 28 This Is billed as an
International nffatr Promoter James V
Dougherty's Rupportlnc card follows Kid
Norfolk vh Jamaica Kid. ral Delaney s
Joe Welsh. Max Williamson vs Battling
Ieonard and Whltey Fitzgerald vs. Willie
Kannon.
Ram nalui, ersatlle outh fresh from
his Toledo triumph and his Shlbe Park
ronquest. called un on the long-distance
from South Philadelphia, this mornlnz Ills
message follows "Tenfller'a the champ.
I'm the guv that picked Dempsey to flatten
WHlard I'm the guv that picked Leonard
tn flatten Kllbane Now I'm th guy who
predicts Tendler will flatten Leonard This
sounds like a flock of hop. but It's the
real dope. No wonder Benny keeps clear
of Lew. It'a good Judgment "
Ju!e Rohhln brok- training long enough
to attend the Shlho Park fracas. Jules
lewed the struggles from th first row of
the upper pavilion Jules wa host to this
party: Dr Leon L Weinberg, Dr Albert
Cartun. Al Adetson Herman Koppleman.
Lw Lewis and Moe Hochman,
Jack Welnsteln denies that he Is a rela
tie of the Nate Welnsteln who acted In
the capacity of oTflcla announcer at Tex
Rlckara'a arena In Toledo on July . Eddie
O'Keefd's director finds that he has a big
enough task In keeping Eddie before the
public.
Sam Isaacs and Adam Weber led the
composing room cheerlnr section at Mondav
night's fight session, George Bniitle and
John Howie teamed with Tommy Farrelt
and Jo Beattle. It was a large evening
for the boys Fistic bight comes only once a
ear for them.
ratsy Wallace and Max Williamson clash
In the wind-up at the National A A on
Monday night. Battling Stinger and Jimmy
Mendo meet In the smlwlndun. The other
bouts follow: Joe Boggs v Youn Nelson
wmia iac vn job oiinger ana jonnny
Moore vs Joe Duffy.
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RIVHT I e2D AND 6ANS0M OTS.
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ALEX GRAVEIN WiEETS
BILL TILDEN TODAY
Field in Clay Court Tourney Will
Be Reduced to Four
by Tonight
CHAMPION IS FAVORITE
Cliirngo, .1 nl v 17. The record nf 170
plniii-s ili.it sarled in quest of the1
men's national clav court chanipiorl-
iliin i.n.t Itnlil l,v AVilltfim 'IV M'illloO
Jd. '( Pliil.ideiph'la. bad been reduced
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Mi I'lm (It'll I'lil.i lii'Kll II nil nmiHiiin i
on the inn-Is of the South Side Tennis
Club
Tliese liitnis and tlie older in which!
liitnis and tlie Older ill Which .
.-, . vhi m:isii lonny in iiins.x,,, .mm,,,,
loiinw: ,ei itrnvrm. oi i ninornia : i
I Illicit.
oi rniincieipnia : uoocri .u.
Ki'isc- of California: Walter West
brook if Petinit; William M. John
ston, of California: L. Hairy Waid
ne.'. of Chicago; Walter T. 'i'aes. of
Chicago, mil Vincent Klchards, of New
orl.
'I he firsl fo ir named are in the upper
half of the draw, the Inst four in the
lower. Tildm. Westbrook. Jnlinstnn
and IiidiMiK are the favorites.
Dingles and Bungles
,..' "" .''r ,,,r raners." lonfldH the cm.t
nltli the liriinn ilfrln. ns he tlniM-,1 his trlrk
llil In ii hirreil hnrrnoni. "thnt llenrj l'orii
thinks llenrtllrt Arnnlrt I. n ne simper writer,
rrnlmhli thinks John MiHrnu Is nn onern
sincer,"
H'nndtcorrf Ofrf fnroln nnlfr llcmlllnc.
rmt' tlot;ilo itrie fnr PhlH pitcher.
In thn nrohlhltlnn dns It vpouldn't hp
fair to rail Tlml Wppr. tho former Thll. a
hau-bren rivirl N ilalni! soo.t bill for
HrndlnK
..i; iirrn,e he im, K!". t" Jrjr ;
)nidnnnl. I'mnk ill he with the Cnnls I
77ie A' hay plnvrd t per cewt hairhall
dice thrv trfl rbillir July S. Thru hat r
inn our nut of mtIccu.
Them xct di max no! Injure th Phils'
percrntnee in thp atnndlnce but the're cer
tainly tnktnv a fall nut of thn pertentage
at the pate
rtlrke' pltrhinir fctnn Is hrnnrlilnr out.
Wnodwnril .lacnhs nnd Sdiupp nre this
week s mlilltionv.
Uoiton plfetirr teny ao hnck to thr 7'rrf
for roil lii" mny not It tuny no to tJif
White Ror nilrf hr mow o(. .No u nrdrr 7lfs
nmne Is May.
Tounir Inletrd some more pep Into the
Tlffrrs eRterda ll hit ,n th fourteenth
cent the Mark tumMlna Can't iv tumbllnK
down for th A'a tho can't drop nnv fur
ther. If n a Vitllnnnt linlldar irnterdar. There
wnn't n (came played in the lfydler elr-
cult
Vaul tuvcr
the nrtr pllrhrr tinned hit
thr tied Rot, is n WffliMiniinYr nilrf ffeatfa
mil rfntfotsh(p iMt, its nninevnitc , iiauK.
Carl Mix pnxe the Red Sox won't sup
port him .Tudulnz from the percentage tables
eerv nurler on me narrow euuau nni vnr
sanio kick
The Senators ptnsftt ft nntiiral' camt
jeaterday. Thes on. 11-1.
Vntru llellman nn a u lid ictlrf man on
tie hoses. lie pilfered four ctsiioiis.
1111 I in mm urinun i"r ' "r"'',-;V
!liiAll then thr ito-bv bv the hlte
Hnx nnd oth i.umbeth wm went iwa bv
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CARDS EXHIBIT TODAY
BY KDWIX .1. POLLOCK
rnlli: trading of Kerdie Schnpp to thel
Cards fnr Frank Snider Is the first
I nf "haf i" belieied to be a series of
ifpftilnB til !, V...1 t .......... I- .. I.I..1.
umi' - in tin- . ti i i hi II I i it'll 111- ill ii n ii i
th0 (Jiants lll hVnie nrnmlnentlv.
Ilni'ini- lo .h..,, ... ii, ,n,. i, ,,. n,i
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ii 'xniHiii ii, i n i ill),! thi i', ii"
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It is a known fact that MeCJraw holds
i Woodward in high icgard lie believes,
j that witli proper handling he will de-
j velop into a great righthander. Kight
now Mifiraw is in a bad way fnr pitch
ers and it is ptobnhle that this condition . , ., nr,
has led to the circulation of the reports,' ;cnr """"'
that the Giants are about to be mixed T11"' " "f vk haie nn excellent
up in a llmk of trades "hame to shatter their lecoid made
One tumor had it that Tyler will be- ' on the last swing of the western towns,
cornea f limit piovided Davy Robertson ' On the ptesent journey through the
consents In plnv the outfield for the west, they have played ten games, two
Cubs This uns spiked when the Cubs of which have been victories,
were heie I n their first trip through Chicago.
Then the repot t aiose that Alexander St Louis, Iletroit and Cleveland, the
would lie the pitcher the libs would
on,l In tl,.. Giants It IS salll lliai
Ate and Kred Mitchell get along tn
f.ether like n mnple of strnngers and
that that was tlie ieaon for his long
absence from the mound. However.
. . ... , i r,. ln nm at ,loV 11
aicx iwirieu on im-"ij "' tlie night n .liny ;(, tney nnve cracked Tommy Milton Qualifies
the Boston B-ines. one record, but the mark was made in! ,,, rB JuU. 17 -Tomtnv Milton
the East. The trip wns started in Bos- oualined here eterdav for the lndepend
Woodward I:mresscs ,nn . , . of ,, , 'n P'rb to be held on tl Unlontown
11 wiVI
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c(il(. lias ai least inn i-v-..,
leasons win he likes Woodward I
Tlie two lensnns ate two victories which '
the New Haven boy snatched from the
Giants this year. Both of them were,
In the raily part of the year, when
Woodwaid was gc ng at his best.
The Inst time Woodwnrd hurled jn
New York he made a great lilt. Xot
onlv did he diop the McGraws under
Coiigan's Bluff, but he also figured like
n i,nlnr in Hie Phil nttBCk. TilC
' Giants lost the game, 7 to 4, and Wood
wnrd had two singles, a double ana a
walk out of four times up. drove in
two runs and scored two himself.
New York writers believe that Mr
Graw is convinced that Woodward is
a hitter as well as a pitcher, and if
there's one tiling the boss of the Giants
likes it's a hitting pitcher. Jess
Barnes often is sent up in a pmch to
take a smack nt the ball, and Jess
swings a wicked weapon when a hit
menus something.
CttrtU Here Today
T710R thp Mroiid ronsccutire day rflia
JF raided tho postponement of the.
pastlminu nt the Tinker battleground
yesterday. The Reds moved on to
T.Miiin tn tfllip on the Dodgers, and
'the Cards steamed their way to
this
ritv for ft four-game series in
thre
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PAULINE FREDERICK In
"THE. FEAR WOMAN"
VIPTJRIA MARKET 8T. AB. TU
VIHJrlA OA Mtollll5P.il.
. WILLIAM FARNUM In
"TH3 LONE STAR RANGER"
Whep in Atlantic City ctr.
TO GIANTS
Will Not Trade Rixcy,
Says Manager Cravath
The report that Kppa Hlxey was
to be traded to the New York
(Jlntits was spiked today by Onvvy
Cravath.
"That's a bunch of hot nir." said
the mannger. "Hixey is the best
pitcher 1 have nnd is improving every
day. lie will win many gnmes for
the Phillies and that is Hie important
thing now. Kppa will not be sold
or traded to New Yirk or am oilier
ball dull. He will staj right here."
eolisldernbly, for It gave the Cravath
pitchers a mueli-neeileil rest. itli
nnlr fir nllrli.n nn ll, i.nipnll u
-,. ...i I"-- ' " i 'ii tt ' I f
little rain doesn't hurt the crop n-tnll.
The Cards with their new additions.
Jacobs. Wnndwnrd and Haird. exhibit
only once today. It is very likely thnt
both Jacobs and Voodwaid will be used
against their former teammates.
A s won only two games out of eleven.
I'hey hae seven more Raines to play be
fore they come East to play the Sena
tors in Washington. They should cop
nt lenst two games out of tlie seven.
M n..n H.a 1 nit. loff ST,,,Ka i.,L. ,,n
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wou. Anil both the victories were
scored in the SAME afternoon
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General Pershing and Dough
boys to See Bantam BoUt
in London Tonight
YANK WEIGHS IN AT 116
l-ondoii, Jul 17. Anglo American
rivalry was keied to nn intense pildi
today ns Itri t ili nnd Yankee fight fans
n waited the rons that will stmt Pal
Monte and Jimmv Wilde on their 'JO
round bout at !l ..'10 o'clock tonight
Willi (Jenernl Pershing nnd his stuff
nnd n host of American doughboys in
the ciM . augmented by members of the
Anient an i ninny in Paris, the inatih
has assumed an international interest
thnt nored of pre-war competition.
Wilde, the world's flyweight chain
pion, was the favorite lodaj, but the
odds oor the Memphis boy showed a
decrease compared with the betting
tin re weeks oeo.
looking fit from his tiaining with
Itntish sparring pnrtners Moore
weighed in nt 2 o'clock this nfternoon
just under 1 1 1t pounds. Wilde, ns
usual, wns mudi lighter.
Tlie purse for tonight's battle is
$:;o,(mio.
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OnakfrtoTn. Pa., July 17 Se'eral hun
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