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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1919
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GIANTS AND
RICKARD, AS BOXING
BOARD GUEST, TO SEE
BOUT IN THIS CITY
Famous Promoter, Making
First Visit Here, Will
Share Box With Major
"Tony" Biddlc
REYNOLDS PICKS FOX
HyMAMES S. CAKOLAN
mux 1UCKAUD will visit I'MlndeS
phln.
Tr-x will be here Monday ulf-lit.
For the first time in his rnreer, the
fnmoun fight promoter will look over the
soil that made Hill Penn famous.
Tor the first time in man) seasons the
fistic lender will attend a bis boxing
match and have the mere role of a
spectator.
iTex will be here to nrquiro first-hand
knowlcdRp on how they promote boxing
in tlio beit bolng cit. in the country.
Philadelphia is the only city tlint sup
ports boxing on n major league scale.
-tex will nave n clinncc to sec one
of the most ciiticnl Ruhr irnthertniTH In I
the wotld. The preliminaries at the '
Villard-Uempse battle that were well I
recrhed, necr 'would hne gone the'
limit here. The fans would lunc chased
them from the ring.
Title Promoter .
Tex has been affiliated with some of
the biggest boxing ventnrcs in the his-
j iory or me sport. He promoted two
jj uiK iienvyneigiit title contests and one
uKuiweiKiu cnampionsnip aualr. All
were record-breakers.
This is the first time that Tex will
Fee a brace of high -class featherweights
in notion. Alwajs nn admirer of Kil
banc, he accepted this invitation to see
trie wonderful little Cleveland boy in
action ngninst a foreign foe.
Itickard will have his chance to learn
first hand the popularity of international
matches. It is known that he has the
promise of Dempscy, if he succeeds iu
retting Carpcntier, and it is well known
that Tex will stage that match in this
country.
Tex can learn much from Quaker
City promoters. Hu will find a regu
lation bell, and ho will find big league
timekeepers. As for referees, Frank
(Pop) O'llrien and Lew (Irmison havo
demonMrntcd their class. This city also
has other officials of note.
Boing Hoard Guest
It has been said that Itickard will
appear in the role of referee. This is
doubtful. Tex is the guest of Major
A. J. Urcxcl Diddle, piesident of the
nrmj, navv and civilian bonrd of box
ing control. He is expected to shnre
u box with the distinguished boxing of
ficials. Tex Itickard also will bo the guest
of -Major Kiddle at n dinner party at
the Itltz-Carlton before the notable
group departs for the fight. Many prom
inent Chilians and sporUmeu are ex
pected to attend.
There is no title at ftako in the
Kilbnne-Fox iiRht, but Kilbanc 'has n
reputation among the feathers that he
must protect against the rushing Ilriton.
Fox is a regulation featherweight and
can make 1212 pounds, according to his
innnngcr, Johnny Mooney.
Kilbanc also is a regulation feather
and can make the limit if called upon.
Yesterdnv Fox scaled 1115 pounds when
he finished training. Kilbane scaled 125.
The weight question will cause no trou
ble. It will bo recalled that the Fuglish
featherweight limit is 120 pounds at
2 o'clock.
He nobis Likes Fo
'Bobbv Reynolds has not lost his cour
age. Ou Thursday nftoinoon the vet
eran lightweight boxed three rounds w ith
Kilbanc. At tho finish Uobbj wns n
great Kilbanc booster. It is also known
that Hobby twice opposed Kilbune in
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES
Tuliiehoeken Iledn. a eemlrm travellns
team, has usunt -' open William Kal-bacl-er,
4111 North Cleeland aenue.
M. 4 1. B C would like to book Rimes
with all flrbt cIoph home team puvlntf' a
(ruarnntee Georse Wilkinson, 1J15 lluce
treet.
Navnl Aircraft Fnctorv Is booklnur camts
Accounting Deportment Navil Aircraft Tac
tory. Leuifuo Island
J. Y, Hume teum has a few open dates
Including August J. for flrst-clans home
teams pnylnir ffuarantecs. II, llitidon 713
Cherry street.
TYnnkford A. C, a s-mlprn trftvellne club
svonts to book frames with home teams pa
l.iK ftuaranteesr- H. M Stearne 4USL -Mul
Ucrry street.
lornn A. A, will meet the Liberty Stirs
(colored) team todav at 3 in i m at York
road and I.oudtn street. Iteoer.and I IvlrB
ctone will form the battery for Logan A A
A rntfhfr would like to plav with a first
class club I'hone Diamond 5030.
WIIey A. A. has a few open dates for
first-class teams plnne Sunday ball. Ed
Leopold 2328 North Thirtieth street
McKlnley A., C. has August 5. open for
a flist-class tra sling twm wllllnfr to plav
for a fair guarantee. Thone O.ontz 24 W
after T . m.
Jlllier A. C. has AilRUst 2 end 0 unil
September 20 open for flrst-clnss hone teams
playlntt Saturday and Sunday ball. H.
Kirk, 1T5 West Llpplncott street
nruedlmc Ilrotbrrs A. A. his August 2
open for a home team pajlnc a guarantee.
J. C, Eberle. 1U15 North Hop street.
niwtkflnlA A. A. has August 2 and 3 one.t
for scmlpro homo clubs IM Mlntzer. 2418
North Colorado street.
yjma r. O. has Antrust 2 open for a' home
team offering a fair, guarantee William
Hill. 2938 Ngrin unira street
tf.,ii--ni n. C. has August 2 and 1(1
open for first-class home teams. Martin
Dunn, 4J12 nichmond street.
Welcome A. C. defjated Foster A A In
a twilight gam at Thirty-second and Tasker
streets by the score of 3-1,
Indiana Clnb has August 3 and twilight
games open for first-class home teams of
fering fair Inducements Joe Melman, 1(1,19
North Thirty-second street.
Warwick II, C, a sUteen-vear-old baseball
team, dealres Sunday games In July i.nd
August. Jt J. Awner, 1027 Toplar street.
Westminster n. C would lilt to hear
from slxteei-seventeen-yeartold teams Joe
Klortllo. blxty-flttb and Callowhlll streets.
lluster Hub, a flrst-alass traveling team,
has Saturday and Sunday dates In August
and beptember having a guarantee, I'hone
Lombard 2042 from 0 to 4 It, lleecher.
A -AnA first baseman, second baseman and
an outfl.ld.r: willing to' play for the .p6t7
wAiiln (lira o luriil Wflth Bit lfhlem
l mVv''Afo Sr
11; , ?V& v'. C,. ' ftmlpro piytUn team.
REDS STILL BATTLING
Up-to-Minute Marks
of Leading Batters
AMKMCAN I.KAGUi:
Plwrr. Club. . A.ll. K. II r O.
Sister. St. Louis. 81 115 RH 111 .I'm
Colilt. Detroit . . fl 21S7 4I 0 .imnd
Jackson, (tlcncn. SI S11 4(1 in? .1.lnii
Prcklnpnush. N.V. "n 2HI 00 (Ml .14S00
Hlce, Mashlniton. 81 330 40 113 .33300
NATIONAL 1,KA(H!E
Plavrr. flub. II. A.ll. It. II I'O,
rrnvnth, Phillies . (II 189 11 AT .S5I00
mm, umoKitn 74 xkc ,w oi .icjixi
Mrllenrs.St. 1 nllln 51 151 10 all .127CV
'.. Wheat, llr'klrn. to 112 41 lno .S3I1KI
-out;. N. lork ., 73 .HI 43 BO .31700
important bouts and is a good judge of
Kilbnnn's class.
Kcjnohls had hi first chance to get
n line on Tot. Yesterday he visited
Fox's quarters and was allowed to box
two rounds with the Knglish feather.
Bobby was much impressed.
"Johnny's got a real job on his
hands," said Hobby. "Fox surprised
me. lie is faster than I thought ho
was. lie's always on top of yon and
it's hard to get n good crack at him.
"When they meet It will be a case
of Kilbanc's feet ngninst Fox's hands.
.Tohnny will step rings around Fox,
but in the clinches Fox will outpunch
'Tollntl - v five to one. Joey is n .fast
worker and a speedy body puncher,
"Naturally I was all Kilbanc, but
I must admit that I favor Fox. I boxed
Hiem both. Kllbnnc looks like S cinch
bet to the outsider, but to me, on the
inside, I've got to hand it to For, I
look for him to win."
Scraps About Scrappers
No boxlne, here until Monday night.
John Kllhnne and Joey Fox will occupy
tho fpotllitht on tho evenlnc or July 28
when they clash In the first International
bout In (He ears. They meet at the Phil
lies' ball park
Jop Welsh, follow lnpr his victory over
Stanlev Hlnkle at the shore Thursday night,
now reports that ho In rendy for Cal De
lanev Thrv clash In the third bout at the
star show at tho Phils ball lard
Jack Ilrltlon and Ted levels clash Resin
on Monday night at the Jerse City Armory
This will b- thlr twentieth meeting Lewis
earned tho right to battle Brlttnn for the
title M beitlnic Steve Latso at Shlbe Park
a few weeks ago
llnltllnff Murray nnd Bobby Doyle will top
an nil-star bantam show arranged for the
Atlantic Clt Sporting1 Club for next Thurs
day night Thla will bo their fifth meeting
Tho other lxiuts follow : ' Ictor Kltchle vs
Max Williamson Coronna Kid vs Jnhnnv
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laione anu leuay i.eonara is, ma Wagner
Joe Welling, the rangv westerner, who
stajid i-ix rnurds with Iew Tendler. will
meet Sailor Friedman nt Ilenton Harbor on
Ausust 2 following;, this engagement
Welting will retrrn to this clt. whero he
takes on JJddle Moy at Shibo Park on Au
gust 4.
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Inhnnv Kilbane was discovered early ves
terdav mornlntf dolnir road work In Kalr
mount Park He used tho track around tho
reservoir and had Cal Delpnev for a pacer
Johnny was discovered by Waiter Crall, tho
fearless photographer
Max Williamson wants to make It a clean
cut victory oer Ilattllng Leonard when they
meet In the second Phil Park battle Wil
liamson as a substitute, gave Leonard the
fight of his life hero last spring Hoth bos
are aggressive and willing Whlte nt
gerala and Willis Hannon open the show.
Janinlm Kiel Is dun here tomorrow . The
colored speed bov will opposo nnothf-r speedy
battlft in the pel Hon of Kid Norfolk in the
pemiwlnd up to tht Kilbane Fox frav Man
day nlht Promoter Jmen V TouKhertv
wna imprt ssed s ith Jam lira Kid h work
a-tainat Dempaey and sinned him to battle
Norfolk
I.enn 1onir will be an entertainer here
on the nicht of Autrust 11 when he takes on
Irish Patsj Clln In the main bout at the
nil ntnr Hhou beimc nrranced by Promoters
Talor and Ounnla for the Phillies' Park
Johnny Dundee a Toe A el lintr and Charley
Whlto h Eddie Mnv also will be on the
card Two more star bouts complete the
program
Willi .Tnrksnn will appear at Hhtbo Tark
In the main tMttle an-ainst Lew Tendler on
the eenlm? of Amruat 4 Promoter Phil
f-hmamnti pstpnltiv rMurriCil fpnm m
York with Jmkton h contract afid hla 2M)
itnirii jutifioi. khih i luinuiur niasiiman
his forfeit in Liberty Hondu The other boutM
for Auburn 4 follow Ted (Kid) lu vs
Steo Ij itHo Joe TIpIIU s Frankle Hrltt
Joe Wellinsr a Kridle Mo and Georire
(Younc) Erne a. Trankle Conifrev.
A rnrd from Jv Tendler from the Cata
kllls jfSterdRj informed us thvtt tho star
llRhtwelitht was doln nome trnininc In th
mount tins He belle en the mountain air
will do much to put him In rrent condi
tion far that bfsr meetlnc with Willie Jackson
has July 2(1 and later dates Including Sun
day and twilight games open for home
teams. A, Lumbardo, 310 Norris street.
Jasper A, A., a first-class traveling team,
has open dates In August and September for
teams offering a guarantee Walter Mills.
3130 B street.
rnsthall ( tub. a first-class trieiing club
wants to book games with teams naing a
iruaiantee 1" Faulkner, 71J Woodland
aenue.
Rallv n. C. wants to hear from a good
team for Sunday, home or away It plays
Kinsley A A Saturdn. M hplelman 11.11)
McKean street.
Saturday's Baseball Games
in the Little Leagues
Alain Line I-rngno Autocar at J & J.
Dobson, Dreel Hill at Narberth, Dun ft
Co, ut X.anadawne.
Montgomery County League- Fprt Wash
ington at Newtuwn Norrlstown at South
ampton bouderton at Doylestown, Disston
at Ambler
riillndelnlila Suburban League Llndley at
Overbrook Textile at dlenslde, Reading at
Btenton
Mapiifarturers' League
TjiwIi nt Nlles
Pond llement-Mliea at Stokes & Smith. U
U I ut Wheeler. Olson at Franklin 1'rlnt
Ins;. riillnilelnhla AInnllfnetlTea, League
Hess-ilrlght at fcchutee-Koertlng, American
l'ulley at Atlas Hall. Hoopea 4 Townsend
at Quaker Lace American Engineering at
Columbia drafonola.
Northeast Manufacturers' I eague Arsenal
at Disston, Abrasive at Fltler, tlrock at
Plumb, 8,chwarz at Pennsylvania Forge.
Petroleum League Crew -Levlck at At
lantic Refining, Union at Texas, Gulf at
Sun.
Delaware County Ieasu St Charles at
Media, Clifton Heights at Upper Darby,
Aldan at Morton.
Other games Emergency Fleet at Straw
bridge t Clothier, Hess-Ilrlght at Christ
Church, Aberfoylo at Nativity, Hershey at
Stetson.
DUAL TRACK MEET
Curtis Publishing Company to Meet
Armour Athletfes at Lawndale
The Curtis 1'ubllfililiiK Company ath
letes will hold a dual truck anil field
meet this nfternoon with the emplojes
of ttie big packing firm of Armour &
Co. n(; their country clubhouse grounds
at Lnwmhile,
Cdtteh Harry McGrath, of the Cur
tis, has had his clndcrpathers out nil
tM wook niul YnnnlH hla nrntrtroa to
I .i ii. rt..-i ,.. e -i.i ir.
'""V"""' ucners.iu eusy ins uoii. fn-
I IZffith will onilavfii Iilrri-rtlf tr tlllfn
t eHt two eyots, faa,mely the runfllog
bro'1 WP KUheJ.lg-h jump, ,
CHAMP AND MATE ON ROAD
'Me 13MU7 FdSrjisfL
Johnny Kilbane, feafherw eight king, nnd Ills stable mate, Cal Delaney,
completed load work this morning, training tu preparation for their re
spect he matches hero Monday night. The pair are seen nboio caught in
action atop the nnl mound the Falrmount Park rrsmolr. Kilbane
discovered this place as one Ideal for road work, and theso two bners
lue been tho first to sprint around the oal
CONCEDING OF PUTTS
BAD GOLF PRACTICE
Philadelphia Association
Should Put Stop to Con
cessions in Its Tourna
ments By SPICK MALI,
AI1ASKIIAI.L player never concedes
that he is out just because ho tnps
a gentle roller to shortstop nor does n
football team enntede a Indeed -goal just
because the scoring team has planted
the ball behind the line between the
uprights nnd hence hns a chiinie to try
the kick from a centrnl point ducctly
In front of the cross bar. AVln, there
fore, should n golf plnwr concede n putt
to his oppnneut? lie shouldn't.
I'utts nie (.uncoiled in match pla
from inches to two feet or moie. Very
often u man is Mitunll forced to con
cede u putt b'einuse on some previous
green his opponent hns conceded lnm
one. But the whole tiling it wrong.
8ix-inch putts lmi often been mUsi-d
in medal plnj when1 holing out is neees
(urj hj rule. That bciug the case, it is
snfe to !a that imin putts in match
pla would he inised nt "pieklug up"
distanees if all the shuts had to be
plnjed, lib the should be.
The Right Moo
The Massachusetts Unit Associa
tion's eeiutii coinuiittie is going to
see to it that all pl.ners tnl.ing pnrt in
matches under their ausphes observe the
putting ruless to the lettir. At a num
ber of clubs in New Iceland, notably
the Ilrnc Burn Club, it has been re
quested thut all putts be holed out in
nil mutches. The HiihulelpliLi Asso
elation would do well to emulate the
down-easterners in this matter. This
not only would do awiu with a lot of
hard feeling that is developed because
the balls mo. pii ked up, but it would
improve ev erj bodj 's game.
There is no loghnl rea-un win ntij
putt shouM ever be t untitled. Why not
concede the match and give it to jour
opponent before ou stmt if vou are so
certain that he is going to play ever.v
shot correetlj ? You might just ns well
do one as the other.
Play the Game Out
Golfers differ on just what percentage
of the game putting is, but thev will
agree that it is ver.v large. Theie-
fore, why should this impui nt feature
of piny he curtailed bj coin visions? If
the game is to be plu.ved, whv not pla.v
the whole game, not just n pnrt of if
When n big golf nintili is plnjed there
nre thousands of pel sons who are un
able to see it but who nie extrcmel in
terested In the outcome and in the de
tails of the niutih. The) depend upon
the newsiinners foi the information.
These readeis wnnt t'(' medal store of
the match play us vei; as the result of
each hole. The result is that when
putts arc conceded these people do not
get the tnie scores, but they are the
onl.v ones nrailnble, the golf vv liter linv
iug' no recourse except to use the fig
ures where a putt was conceded just
as though the putt had Tieen sunk.
Fin thermal p, it gnller.v following n
big match wants to see the plnjers make
nil the shots. Oftentimes the specta
tors pnj for the privilege of following
the plnjers around. In this case they
arc entitled to see nil the strokes.
They do not want to sic nnj thing con
ceded .by either plnjer. There is no
sportsmanship In It nnd the practice
has time and ngaln resulted in fractur
ing friendships nnd causing factional
ism to develop in hltheito harmon'is
i lubs.
An Example
Last jear in un exhibition match at
Brae-Bum between Mike Brady nnd
Jess Ouilfoul nnd Jlobby Jones and
Chick Kvnii8, Brady Inid his pitch to the
second close to tho pin. Spectators dif
fered ns to whether the bull was six
Inches, or n foot nnd u half nvvny. The
ball was knocked riway by one of the
opposition, who conceded the putt.
Now Brady had holed a long one for
n 3 on the first green nnd on the
third lie negotiated n curling putt for
another 3. That wag a grand start
three 3s, for three under par. But
jut the same, he J'eally diil not have.
W'8i. Hw quite possible that
AWAY FOR
Eddie Styles Puts On
Gloves With Joey Fox
lMdie Styles, long range golfer of
the Old Wk Kind Countij Club,
was nt one time the ihnmpion hover
of the Schiijlkill Nmv. Kddie hns
lit en too busv on the links reiently
to do nnj listic wiiile, but jestoidiv
he donned the soft mitts uud went
three fast i minds with .loe.v Vox,
the I'nglish featherweight cham
pion. t the finish Stvlts was ns
fiesh ns the little Britisher.
Who said golf wns an old man's
g.unc?
he would have missed the short one on
the hoi ond. "
And so, if Kradv hud lotitimud to
plnj wondcifiil golf the list of the wav,
finishing with a cuid tint nail 71,
tin re would be a pufeitlv plausible
piotest that Tom Mi N'amaia's 7- still
was the (ourse riiord. Kiiuly was
perfeetlj willing to plnv that putt.
Hut the othei Mile beat him to it. So
the most sutisfiiituij vvo is to plaj
out the holes.
HANDICAP PACE RACE
DRAWS FIVE RIDERS
Chapman and Lawrence Will
Be on Scratch in Forty
Mile Grind Tonight
A haudiinp inotnrp.uod race, the hrst
of its kind lu re, is the feature attrac
tiou nt the Point Kreezo velodrome
tonight. The distnuie will be fort
miles nnd live spiediis will compete.
I'crcv I.awieine and (!ioige f'han-
mnn ..111 1. ., ....... I.. 1-1 r-.lll
i,uu .1.1, ur- III. ..l.LII . inline. V Ulll.in,
tho veteran rider, will be giveii three
laps,; Marcel Iiirger will be allowed
four laps and Willie Spi ucer five laps.
Spencer is the biilliniit Cnnadian
sprinter who will make his debut behind
pace this (veiling He has bet n beating
Kramer, Raton and tho other sprint
Mars in Xcvvaik this miimiii. He new
wnnts to turn his attin'ion to the pace
following end of the pimc
Spencer, if he mike good behind the
motors, looks like the best pacing bet
thnt has broken into the game in the
last ten jcars. Hi is a powerful fillovv,
game and speedy. He pioved that he
had nil the netjksnrv assets in his match
i ace with Ileiger last Tliiirwdav night.
One sprint niitch raie been profes
sionals and two iiiiidtiur cjde events
nlso nre on the tnrd
TENNIS TOURNEY AT CYNWYD
I Annual Play for Eastern Pennsyl
vania Championship Begins Today
The nutiunl tenuis tuuriiauient fni
the elinmnionship nf enateru Pennsvl
vnnin in menV smsles mul doubles
will besin this nftmiooii on the tla.v
courts of the Cvnvvvil Club. .I.inv of
the locul iilujer1 llue entered and
Keen competition is nntieipated.
There alto will be held the junior
tennis center championship, in which
Curl rischer, Milo Jiillei and Cliarlej
Wutson nie eligible to pin), and the
I'ennsjlvanlu stute cliampoiuhliip in
boys' and junior mukIos.
SPEEDWAY RACES
Four Events Scheduled forToday at
Falrmount Park Track
This afternoon over the Falrmount
I'ark speedway will be held the seventh
of the scries of harness racing. Four
events are' scheduled as follows :
Free-for-all trot R J S , b. x , -William
Mervlne. Ituss Ashwnrthy b g . W Oamble.
Class A trot - Ulentncre. b k Georite
llsyesi Ilattle 11., b ra , J. Smith! Ht. Peter
b k , J IVelp.
Class l) nace Elsie, iik m , u Kosnurs;
Avoca I'enn. blk.
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Qrauley; Hurry
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'To?A BSfc tSPU V MlW
LEAD IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
PHILLIES LOOK GOOD,
EVEN ON LOSING END
Jeff Pf offer's Right Arm
Too Masterful for Climb
ing Cravathians Srotl
Perry Wins
F. THOMAS A'S STAR
Hy EDWIN .1. l'OM.OCK
Till' Phils lost a ball game jesterday,
never had a chance to win. didn't
score n run and made onlv six hits,
but the 4000 spectators were satisfied
The Crnvathlans kept fighting to the
end, fighting when there seemed noth
ing to light for, and they looked bettei
in defeat than they hnve in. a flock
of victories this season.
There wns one main obstnele and
eight smaller ones that rhoked the
l'hll path to triumph. The main
s(uee7e wns Illg Jeff l'feffer, who nl
wajs hns been nble to hang the i-igii
on the Phils, nnd the eight smaller
ones were the rest of the Ilobins,
Pfeffer wns lu great shape The
half doen Phil blows were well sent
tend nnd when the Crnvathlans tin (at
cned, he tightened like n Yale lo(k
Ills mates supported him like steel pil
lars and when nn member of the
Phil clan did get a-hold of the ball.
some opposing mitt wns stuck In the (
nnlh nf the snhere
puiii tu tut spmrc.
Hut the Vhilh kept trjing. Ien in j
the ninth when the figures stood r. o I
hliei kent nn nluir-lne. Not onh did,
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tne try to get men on aim nunnm me
I bases in the late stages of the game,
I but they went after Hrookl.ui hits ns
if those biiiKles would bring victor in
stead of merely another useless run
to the Itobius.
Hogg Weak
Wis"
On
IU2N' it comes to yanking pitcheis,
avvy Crnvath thinks quick, but
vesterdn he didn't think fast enough
Ilrndlej Hogg started the gime and
walked the first man to face him. rlho
next one lipped a single and the thud
folio wed with a homer. When the
fourth smote n single, Gnvvv dctidul
it wns too much Bradley was given
the nir.
Gene Pncknrd then got the assign
ment and Gene hurled good ball, but of
no vail. The wav Jeff l'feffer was pitdi
ing Crnvath might have sacrilheil llgg,
for the Phils mver had a chance
Johnson had a heap to do wilh the
offensive strength of the Itoliin- Ilemu for the Longwood bowl,
had n trio of dingles nnd scoied two
runs. His first tnll.v resultel when loin
Criihth lifted the ball over the right field
fence for a home run
Johnson nt that
time was on first nfter singling
(Jeoree Whitted wns the onlv member
,oi me inns won nun ...in. .........
, flawge collected two. (v v illlimn,
'back in the game nftei a long ..bs.me.
I also had two, but he is credited with
, .. ,ti ,, . , i... i ,i .. i.u
I onlv one. With Kancroft on fint, ll-
linms drove to light for a base, but
lltniiiiv. fenrine that Cnfiith was going
I to grab the Kphere, stopped bctvvicn first
Kind second, and finallj was, toned at
the kej stone sack.
Tred Thomas Stars
TTlItrf) THOMAS was the hero of thei
J- A'n gime in Washington jesteidiv
when the Mnikmen hnalh stopped their
losing streak. Thev beat the Senatois
C. i. in an eleven inning game nfter1
dropping eight straight.
Clarke (irlfJith was willing to admit
Inst night tlint he had gone wrong on
TIioiuur. Kefore the season Minted he
figurid that llnv Kites would biat
Tommv out of his job nt third, but
Truleilik plnved smli t mirv clous game
around the third cushion tint Clarke
confessed that his judgment had gouc
straj .
Not onlv did Fred plav a whirlwind
of n game at the hot orncr, but he
nlso collected two hits and si mod a urn.
His triple in the eighth scund Kopp
with the t.ving inn.
It wns the fourth victoiv of the season
for Scott Perrv. This time last vear
(be big hurltr had won close to a doon.
The huskv westerner has not bteu
traveling at a ver.v speedv flip Ibis set
son, but Mack bdicvcs he is. on his way
now.
Binglcs and Bungles
"1CP tllC-
he A's are honlr .next week." snlij
with the brown ilerl.v. ' I una eel
':... ....... i. ... Mi he Park whera
fhf, b;u)
t,e. re i.in cure of nine full limln.s
' Kmlf-innlni biiselmll these il. is."
The (Hints nre ..inliitni.uni; the r'Piifofion
or ilulr loun. Thev tmi rltnil nit The
UcOnms have uon Ihclr last ctrn uwms.
Tt was shutout di In the National I eoeue
Kverv hnttlo in tlm llevdur circuit was a
scoreless one for one cluli
7"rr-hSl!in" " "' The"i. st" eo';,eb," !?S
'if,'' hit" !he "t'retch alwut month from
now .
Ulrr snunhWito virr the sjnlccj of In
n.Mrr I mice lliehboura I In. ( '
l.nscil lilnv lo OaMand
Stott Perry. Got
ttrvk of thrllN that
iinri rhllh whin l r men inpiea ana i
Tks10.lnrlea9for U.e tyins run In the
nlntn
t .. Latter Pern Is u folr nllilier. He
X .J.JMill this for the -Mth time l
V,n." -T' e'i 1 'ie "fanned" three Un.es out of
irt.ii.,
four tries. ,
f ivralns Is rroiino Manse a laluabls
' " L f iiI.!l He is IUIhb 'r. nirrh rt
","" lie hn'iidlrrt or cnmicr, y.tlrrtluu
K,mM. ffl '"..' -ih-5L.,rS.f
7ti "! three Ium out ot turee r
flclul XvWn . j
ii.. . if l rniiiiw" " t ..'" ""-'
niS?;.-;'!- lw" c""" "' "" k""ton'!
sack.
Th. A's have only three more frames In
WashlnVton this s-ison To are mayeu vo
day and ono tomorrow
.iim Vauslin handed a '.cure to, the Cnrda
jestjrdas. He alloweu oniy io nn-.
I) Bribe nuth ioein't u in a unrae fclth ,
heme run he cow ' pllchliiff lie tulrle.
the Ilcd Sox to a uln ouer (he 1 anka yes
a dome tcith a
yes-
tcrdaic
raav, .
.. ,. ui,. Ca. nnn vesterdav but ther
Th White Sox won vesterdav but there
....T.hf. JYilZ In It for Kid Oleason . Claude
.. ?. Vlory In It for Kid Oleason Claudi
Mltims one"f his two dependable nltch
vlas Injured and may not be .able t(
W
Pfil -ris ,""' n,'
pitch for some time
Ilnd riler lumiled a 1-C defeat to tho
Pirates In "mnketnun jesterday. He per
mitted onl four hits.
Ralah Pcekittvauoh broke loose obhIh vet
terilau He collected, three blnoles. but fhey
v ere not cnoueh fo brlnn vlclory fo the
Vaiias.
Trls Speaker hurt his anltlo roln after
on of Cobb's liners In Cleveland yesterday.
Spoke will be on the bench for a few days.
S. & C. Plays Fleet
Straw brldre & Clothier playa Its eleventh
eame of the year.today at p. m , at Bitty
third and Walnut street! to a mt-U with
JSmsrncy Klest, -.
W 'hat May Happen
in Baseball Today
NVTIOWI., I.f.(ll K
Huh Moil lost IM. Mln I)e. Hpllt
Nen "lork .11 21 .fiBU .(I'll .(ISO
llxlnniitl Al 2? .IIM .ll'iS .mil
hhiiKO 41 i. ..VII .Ills .-.Vl
I'litslmrgli 40 so .fnn n ,r,ii(i
MrcHiUlin X' SI) .fllN) f Ml IK7 .WO
Mnstoii jti ,t; .1) .SOU
sf Ixiuls . it) 41) ,I7J .ISO ..1(17
Phillies 21 40 ..HK t,3.Vl f.&lU .34?
AMI.Itlt.W MlMil IS
1Mb
hlraco
C Ictelund
Delrolt
New ork
M IaiuU
llOstoll ,
WoHhinetott
tlilrtls
ln two.
on I st l'. .Win lAtff split
V. VJ ..- .-. (117
4H .ill ..',71 .."."II ."n
47 .1(1 .Vifl .-7I 1MI
4r nn n-.ii .-.(II .Ma
It H' r,J4 .HSU .MS
.1(1 4 .III .111 .4 1!)
Ill I!) .131 .117 411 .421
W (10 ,f0 t ! HI .230
tl oso two.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
vrinN l i.i:(ii i:
IliooKlin nt I'hlliuti Iplilu. dear I? rumen).
Ilostnn ut New Viirk clear
Inrinmitl ut Pittsburgh, rlear.
hiiiicii nt st. l,oiiH, (lenr.
VMI.UICVS 1 Knt I.
vtlilrtlrs nt Washington, clear iZ gomes).
e Viirk at Huston ilrnr
Detroit ut ( Irvehind, ilear.
st. Ixiuls ut ( hlciiau clear
IM WIN TI( VL I KAl.t 1
Newnrk lit .frrsei (Its. ilenr.
Inrnntn nt llliisluimtnii, i lenr (J conies )
'"liesler at Murrain, threatening (2 cninrs)
llaltliniirn ut Hemline, clinr (J ciuni-s)
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
N TIOS L I.IUdll.
lirookhn, r,. rhiiiin, o.
S ,'"1"- flilineo. 1.
,,. lorl., (.. Ilnstiin. 0
I inflnmiil. I. Pittsburgh
AMintirw i.ilvci i:
Mlil'tlrsfli Washington. 4 (II Innings).
nusion, ni -sew loru, ,
Detroit. Hi (leieliiml. .',.
hirneo. 0 st. I otiis,
SEMIFINAL DOUBLES
Craig Blddle and Garland Meet
Irving and Beals Wright on Courts
Xewlon, Mass., July 'JO. Semi
finals in the New Ilnglnnd sectional
doubles tennis tournament attracted n
larire irallerv nt the I.nmruaofl fVWlcof
I lull todav with interest divided be- '
tvvein the two inatLhex.
liinls and Irving Wnght. of lloston,
wire to meet Craig Kiddle, of Philadel
phia, and (Jiarles S (Jutland, of 1'itts
buigh, while the l!)llt (hain)iious, It.
Not us Williams and W. M Washburn,
had Hiihaid llarte and C Caner, of
Kostnn as opponents
Kiddle also was on the card for a
fourth lound matdi with T. It. Pell,
t Xew ork. in the singles comiieti
All-Stars Win Twilight Tilt i
Art Rnmm,r,', All Slar. ilnfnotml Villi If.
In a twilight game list nluht bj a score ut
Giants Release Rlchbourg
,,, AnrU Jul , n,.,,e of ,,,,,
I mice nichboura In the Oakland cluh of the
,;VhU.""Vo,fk,S.iion.T. "n"oumed tod,lJ
RTFXMSIIir OTICF
l'nssrnirer nnd rrrUlit sertlces
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
I Orduna Aug. 16
I Carmania Aug. 20
i Vauban Aug,
21
Urauna
Sent. 13
Cai mania
.Sept. 20
INfc.W IUKMO SUUiriAmriUn
f . - . v . . w . b rr.hK
Mnuiptnnin Sontembpr 3
.viauiei.inm , .ocpiLniuer o
Mauretania September 29
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Hoval GeOrCO Aug. .10
" ' ' ' '
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH and
CHERBOURG
Caronia Aug. 1G
Caronia Sept. 13
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and LONDON
Saxonia Aug. 20
NEW YORK to GLASGOW
Columbia Aug. 30
NEW YORK to PIRAEUS
Pannonia Aug. 28
BOSTON to GLASGOW
Scindia Aug. 16
PHILADELPHIA to LONDON
Vcnnonia Sept. 6
Philadelphia-Bristol i'ZT")
Venusia Aug. 5
Venusia Sept. 13
Tier 16 South
linn mi,mi st. rim.viii'i pin.v
State Bank of Philadelphia
i Fifth and Hainbridge Sts.
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No better Vay to put mind and body in perfect health.
Exhilarating days and balmy nights. A restful and invig
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Excellent rail connections to and from all Southern points.
OLD DOMINION S. S. LINE, for Old Point Comfort, Norfolk,
Newport News, Richmond, Va., and all points South. Leaving
daily except Sunday at 3 P. M., from Pier 25, N. R New York.
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Pier 35, N. R., New York, for Savannah, Ga., and other Southern
points.
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Pier 48, N. R., New York, for New Orleans, La., Gulf Points and
Pncific Coast.
For passenger information and reservations apply to Con
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J.J. BROWN, C. P. A- ContwI.e Sin mill p Unci. Plsr 49, H. R- It. T
UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
Director GannraJ of Railroads
l
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TO JOHNNY MEALY
U''n- tAfn- ni,llin!vknrl U 11
YVIIIHUI Va WlHVVOIgilOU UJ I
Pounds in Cambria A. C.
Wind-Up
RAY O'MALLEY TRIUMPHS
Jnhnnv Menlv went out of bis class
last night in the wind-up of the Cam
bna Club show nnd lost no prestige bv
diilng so. Tor siv rounds Jolinnv took
on Jack Wnrtl. of I'llynboth, N J., and
during fivo of them was engaged In
meting out n lacing Menlv, n feather
weight, gave nwav nt least twelve
pounds, but sive for the initial round
wns never in danger
. . . .
fiirmslirti the hot lnut of flip nicht
.... , , , , .. . , 1
Allhough dropped bv n wild right-hand
swing in the semnd round. O'Mnllev '
came back ind hniided his man one of
the most terrific beatings seen nt the
cluh this musou, neail finishing him
in the Inst fiame.
Mike(!ibbons stopped Young Mirkov
Brow n in the third round of n bur
lesqtic The match should never have
bei u htnged ,
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ornrr. in iiiMinv vmi.i ni'i'iti:
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I'lirOVO 1IO UN TUN q
VIonnt Iocono, Pa.
P0C0N0
MOUNTAIN
HOUSE
Priiat? hathe In hotel an.l rottnee Oir
200 l"ort Iwo ears same manappment
Intloor nnil out loor amusements MusIl
l'ooltlet K. L. IKIOK1 K ,lr . Ilannxer.
Phawnee-on-nelaiTare. rA.
rS
BUCKW00D INN
(FIREPROOF)
Sis in-ta-DsU-ara, PueiiItuIs
NOW OPEN-
A hotel of notable
distinction locsts.
In a park of 10,000
acres, exclusive to
ruests7S miles
from New York, 75
miles from Phila
delphia. Home of
the Sh awnee Coun
try Club.
CHAS. V. MURPHY, Manager 1
A Piftinetlve Summer nnrl Autumn lies ort.
A strictly m.slern hotel wilh excellent
(able and service Altitude 000 feet.
Fnlendld rords-urolf. tennis etc.
"Will Itenmln Open I Mill Oclnlier
li.lin .1 fill l,n.,s Mnrsprr
nmov, r..
Wynbume Inn ", M?'-' '-'P6, tn.
ill. ',. nil nut .U UUSI'
for h.r.i.
! men with fjmllles looms
looms ih l,th
n isonnie rat, s Dim Ink Uirce
,,rnun,ls Hb v.rnndn Phone lierwjn 17
" ' -. -
lvii'J'i-
Will tnl.e Summer Ilo.rJrs In mj bultl
'V' 'arm home siiol fool and tine lotaUnn
ii'o provide permanent himn fur i.Eed in
pie vnn nre viuinir 11 pn rnr lomfo a
(iMtllllN M'OT TUIIi: HATlIt ( (.
krnn, I'u.
l ItM'ltSMI I K,.
Tiie Illrlilnnd House Now open
The iiirlilnnu llnuif .Now oppn Ovnrlookln -
the fcimous I.cbanon Valle Pcnd for rats
The Hillside neau v,rr prlv b,lth p
BJir.. K.-tnerl'n.-S.rh.rt.
jjhrn'njnv. n. n
New Waumbsk
HOTEL AND COTTAGES
Jefferson, N. H.
iv Tiin iii;aht or tub
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Golf, Tennis, Fishing',
Ridini: and Dancing-
Ilnily Conterts
OPi:N FItO'M JUNK 8 TO OCT.
For booklet address hotel or
8 West 40lh St.. evv York
N. T Stoch Exchanre 0sir of
N. L. CAIIPUNTEH i. CO.
Frank F. "hute.
Owner
John J Hennesse,
Manager.
GOftllAVI. X. 11.
MT. MADISON HOUSE
(crlinm. . II.
"The Gateway to the White Mta."
Opens June ,' Homillk ntmoephere
Outiloor sport Fin June and July trout
flshlnir wll equiiipcil carne Writ for
tKll nnn inrT.wn 'minui ivh lro;
STI'-WI'-IIIP SOTIPKS
FRNK1.IN COUNTY. PA.
t - "
Cjy'",r " BLUE RIOCE MOUNTAINS
I IHicro Visla Sprlrcs Jiinklin (.o . Pa
Pinnrmt nnsoRT
ATLvVTtri cm', x. J.
C 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 Llnnard. Presi
dent of the California Hotel Com
pany, operating the famous Hotels
Maryland, Huntington and Creen at
Pasadena, the Alexandria nnd Cali
fornia Hotels at Los Aniteles, the
tlelvedere at Santa Barbara, the
Fairmont and Palace at San Fran
citco, and The Llnnard to be
opened next year In New York
City
Coolest ami Most Attractlie Location
HOTEL
ESPLANADE.
aukh.i; in one ockw ittont
rrrtlj on thf I.unrdwft.k Bonton to Sover-
m II f In O-rltiali ( hln ttnn Pan
ruMIi nnI every apnointmem Moerrr
nvdm thernt ntic dppartmrnt Orfhestra
linn in Auto bun me eta train tlooktet,1
Ownership ilirectlon
jwnernip mrcton av V SliAw.
LACKSTrl
I Vlrrlsli iitj Die besrh. oerlllti Ik. 9ml I
Plw. Cpacnr 500 F.tT serfice. comfort
.njrmeat ?M wi1.r bthi, prl.it. .B p-Llle.
Special America. pUn. Ilnpdill'l Enrapea. plaa,
12 sp ,1.11t. Aal. koi trslsa Follralr new
,.n.t-mn. I C UOOtlFOBP. rraprlelae
Itest Ixirntril. roputar I'rlreil Hotel
Hotel Netherlands
New lork ve 10 j-ds. from tloardiralk
Cupuclty -100 Llivator private baths. run
ninir w iter in bedrooms Free Features;
Il-ithlnit I'rivlleee From Hotel Danco Floor.
Special rates: mer. plnn. with meals -S3 t
VS riallt. SKI. 1IJ M, $20, (!S wr'klr.
AUOt'HT W-rnvVAnnT, Proprietor. ,
eDaiTO
. axinis t cip- v bisoi am omi rir.
Capai'ltrSM American plan. UMe and sort It I
IpeclaJ rsatvlres, prtvata baths, runnlajt vatsr I
n reesns. alsvstor r.a-n.hl ratasi. Oon all I
BTear.uwaershiprasnaxecneiit. J. Z-lLELRi. I
HOTEL JACKSON
ATLANTIC CW. X. J.
VIrKlnIa ave nrst house from Uoardwalk and
Bteel Tier FlllUPIlOor. Private hatha, run
ning water In rooms Orchestra: (rill.
American & European plan Moderate rates.!
Ownership management H J 1IIIOOAN.
r HOTEL ST.CHARLES
I 0i tli Oeui Fr-ml Allaatle Ciu, ?.
3
Araetrioan rian. TTra. A. Ufdh.Mcr.
PITNEY New Torl av'" near Beachi
lst-clasa house, table abun
dantly supplied with best market affords
I baths all conveniences, hithjne; from bouse,
free shower bathe $2 00 up dally. l4 00 up
weekly Capicltl 200 M C. aVVEDNCY.
, HOTEL FREDONIA
1 OPHN ALL CAR Tennensef ave. Jut oft
roardwalk Luropcnn pltn. Every appoint
rnnt Mntlratin ffttt rentmirunt
' BISCAYNE I?'" AJ- fourth
i from Deach. Amer. claal
I J2 50 up dnllj, tin up weekly
HAItmsov HirPW:. Prop.
Hotel Boscobel en,l,uck; ,.Av6- ,n-
Peach $3.0(1 up daUy,
! Amer pUn Hooklet A E MARION. '
I Channell ln -nd I-- ave" Ueach-front
'""""" vlsw. Amer A European plan.
j rMes rene rap L'10 A C Channell Owner:
I WorthinrtOn Missouri and Pacific A-Mi
ruiuuiigiunBloc( from bMch & ,um
Depot Hot A cold running water In rooms.
Terms modernte J n WOrtTHINQTON.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
AhrAi" ptn Always ready Terms idcmI
ernle Thonp or writf M Walsh Duncan
Hold Arlington Mkh,jJtanatvi 'gt?"ch
Open nil (ar n J OSnoliNU & SON. '
NIITTAI I Atlantic Avenue and Board
r"J1 1"-- walk. Excellent table. 'ft
I'lionr t!.70
I :z -rr--. .. .. ' '
Nrvu Ularion ' u-acn uaraea.
I!oojlet B K BONIFAC-S,
Till, (tnilimi. ii i-l James ri nr. beach;
rnnms dsllv or wklj res at VV F rarrar.
oci:n CITY. X. J.
Normandie-by-the-Sea
300 rooms 100 suites with private baths;
own arttn.au mpII uter It1 plan electrlo
llRht plant l.levators from uround floor.
Tlrt(tl fartriff tho ncf iti Cullne the best.
For rati" lull Information Rml booklet Ad-.lrci-s
1'. II. S. f M.f Munncer.
i JT ZZ t.J. -. , Z.
' The Mnvberrv Mh & w-ey 23d sea-
I TraymOfC "U ?8&
Swarlhmorp T'""1 courts Near beach
Jwarmrnore ,. w ,, R F.Lpplnnc)t
crn may, n. j.
COLONIAL HOTEL
Rooms with Huh nunrlnir Watar
2Sd Season. TV' Tf. CHURCH. '
tlwncr an i Proprietor
THEWINDSOR " &
1.1 rooms r'l baths Kates and llteraturo
nn aimlWitlnn R lfAPfsf.
HKAsirn1: rARi.. n. j.
THE MANHASSET
lilreetly on the ocean front Caparttr do
Sook'.f n noss Tt'RNrrt n,-- p
I1K.V. II II iir.v. N .1
THE ENGLESIDE
Thf- bent combination of KtnttnF weashoro
f, ntures on the At'nntlr t'oiat Matchless
flHhtntr, Kaillnir hath np" etc ocran an
t v 7"lr "n-iis urix
Tlii I'nclrMth offers tnol?rn appointment.
Stti an-l frph water prtate baths etc
Oi( bent r u (lirn?e Hooklet.
I! 1. I.N.I.i;, Mimacer.
lr-o The rnilricton et riilliKlrlnhlA
AHnilR I'ARK, N. J. -
HOTEL" BRISTOL
Ijlrectl' on the Ocean Front
MH VSTA i HHIAltl) Owners and Props.
urtiw r.novrc. n. j
SEASIDE HOTEL ,
Dlrectls on the Ocesn front Al" pueit rooroji
overlooking Ocean rilARI TnnTnv, i
hpkixo uke nKnr, n. j.
rChel&reafters
grni.No LAKE nE.icn. M. J.
Ocean front. Burt bathlnc. tennis, ca:
ssddls horses, music Ideal family hsti
Eicluslvs clientele. Excellent tabUl ra
atrvlce. Na sas-lioa uwnaisai
maLacsmsau
IOF1H i. Mint.
POCON ( Vll)tTAlNM
Delaware Water (nip. Pa.
TIIK VHM'NTVIN I'VUVIHsi;
THE KITTATINNY
kiu kb v vti:k i p, pa.
The leading hotel of thla famous rexlonis
open to Dec Capacity olio Strictly
modern Gulf tennis, saddle horses,
bathlmr. boatlnr orchestra Concert,
dnnccs Hxceptlonal Cuisine. Amer.can.
plan, also a la carte. vrlll Oarage.,
iiuoklet auto maps and terms upon re
quest john pubpy core y
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