?; w y"
.
A
DESPITE HIS
RIXEY LIVES UP TO
GA WGE'S ESTIMA TION
Slim Southpaw Goes Good
After Going Bad in
Same Day, But Phils
Sink to Cellar
WHITTED GOING GOOD
Hy EDWIN J. POLLOCK
TV Tin: cnrly part of June the Phil
pitching (Unit conitC(l of a dock of
cripples and Kppn. lUxcy, who hnd just
joined the club. .Tnok Coombs una vtor
rjlirg nnd fretting nbout the hnrd luck
that tvns cnmplng on his trail when
Gnwgp Whitted horned Into his
thoughts.
"Why not Bend in Illxcy," Oeorgc
advised, "that string bean can pitch
" nhd he may be just ns good now as if
he hnd hnd (spring trnining. You can
never tell how he'H going to Hip 'em.
I've seen him good nnd bad in the same
day." I
Thop ttnnli of the former cnplniu of
our Phils was proven at the baseball
tvoikN occupjlng the real estate nt
Uroiul nnd Iluntingdon streets Hntur
day. Kppa ttns good nnd bad in the
same day.
Crnvnth's lean and lanky and attk
ward southpaw started the first gume
ngnlnst the Pirntes and enved in in the
center before the third inning wns com
pleted. He pleaded with (Savvy to glo
him another chance lu the-second en
counter nnd hh request was granted.
He pitched shutout bnll. You never can
tell anything about the wenther and
Ithey.
Fans Surprised
THE 12,000 customers were somewhat
startled, not to mention surprised,
when Gnwy sent Hixey back nt the
Pirates in the second gnme, but the
lenn left-hnnder knew what he was
chirking nbout when be usked for an
other chnnce. He was nicked for nine
hits, but with men on bnses he wns ns
steady ns the Stnte House clock.
Snappy fielding in bnck of the
southerner gave him the necessary mor
ale. The Phils made several sensational
plays, among them three double-killings
that nipped rallies in the well-known
bud.
Kven the shutout ball exhibited by
Rlxcy nnd the flnshy support of the
Cravathians could not save the rhils
from dropping Into the ccllnr ngnln. The
Cards have gone crnzy on a winning
streak and have moved up to seventh
plnce. The St. Looic gnng began its
spree ngninst the Giants in their west
ern home nnd have been actiug up ever
since. They hate won seven of tbeir
last cigtit starts.
WliltUxl Goes Wild
OUR. Gawge Whitted made his debut
in a Pirate uniform here and im
pressed upon the fans that he is much
better than Casey Stengel, especially
In view of the fact that Casey has failed
to report and is now under suspension
from President Raker.
Like every other ball player, Whitted
respects IMxej's ability as a hurlcr be
cause or in spite of the fact that he can
hit him. The Carolina speedster hnd
three solid rnps off the Virginia Dinger,
two in the first game and one in the
second.
Whitted was there with the punch in
the pinch in the opening encounter. He
got a hit every time there was a man
on the runwajs when he appeared at
bat. His two singles and a double
drote in three of the Pirate tallies.
Noyes Yanked
In Chicago Fray
Continued From Pate Ono
putting Kerr on third. Weaver singled
to right, scoring Kerr. Jackson filed to
Wirt. Tin co runs, five hits, no errors.
Third Inning
Durrus got to first on V.. Collins
fumble. Noyes fanned. Witt forced
Burrus, Risberg to Collins. Thomas
walked. Walker struck out. No runs,
no bits, one error.
Kerscher now pitching for Athletics.
Felsch struck out. Gondii doubled down
tho left field line. Ri-berg tiled to Witt
tma Gandfl went to third on the play.
Rchalk's second hit to left scored Gall
on, hcnnllt out stealing. JlcAvov to
Dugnn. One run, two hits, no errors.
NEW SWIMMING MARKS
Misses Boyle, Smith and Blelotrey
Better National Records
'New York, Aug. IS. Three national
Kwimmiiig records were shattered at n
water carnival held yesteidav by the
Woodmere Country Club nt Woodmere,
L. 1., under the supervision of the New
York Women's S. A. AH contestants
were members of the latter organization.
Competing over n survejed fiO-jard
course in open water Sliss IHhelda
Rleintrey and Miss Charlotte Roylc
lowered the respective Uick nnd free
fctylo mnrks to .n.Sl-5s. nnd 29 3-5s.,
while Miss Ruth Smith brought ilown
the breast stroke figures to 3!) 2.5s.
The old records stood in tho order
named at 41s., 20 4-fis. nnd 4.1s.
PENN FOOTBALL PRACTICE
Bell and Several Veterans to Start
Training This Week
Preliminary football practice will
start this week in University of Penn
sylvania fotbnll circles. Captain Rert
Bell, who has but recently returned
frbm Cape May, has invited several of
the Red and Blue veterans to St.
Davids, to Indulge in some early season
training.
It is also possible thnt either Rob
Folwell, the head coach, or Rig Rill
Hollenback, who will act In an ad
visory manner, will be on hand to in
struct tbo men during their stay at
St. Davids.
Up-to-Minute Marks
of Lcadnig Batters
NATIONAL
a.
Cravath. Phlta . HO
Roush, Cincinnati ,1110
Stock. St Louli. 07
irornsby. st 1.1, ng
Mcllennr. St Loula 71
-' AMERICAN
Cobb, Detroit f.T
ijaoobaon., .St. fouls 81
fltslel'. fit Louis., .Ml
Veach Detroit ,,..101
ravfelnpauth. N. Yi Jit
J.EAQUR
Ann h
inn S3 70
378 M 182
340 44 11(1
snn 4i) liri
L'20 27 71
I.KAOUE
318 01 133
SOI B2 107
s4 na ia
S84 I4 lit
s 7J 108
r c
3B2
323
31ft
314
314
374
,jm
,snn
;8s
.140
ILLNESS, OUIMET EVIDENTLY HOPES TO MAKE
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL I.KAOUK
rinh
IV
I.
I'.r.
I.. Split
Cincinnati .
f?;v lork
Jf hlraito
JltrooVbn
I'lltMmrrh
Hoston
St. Iul
rhlladcnhlla
71
tn
M
All
48
39
SK
S4
37
49
m
as
57
on
.inn
.
.njn
.mo
.IM . ,
.47.1 .ISO .471
.400 ,4M t.sns
.3nx moo t.san
,4ns
.31X1
S7
Ml
. ,AVi .mi
-win two.
tlise two.
Postponed, rain
AMi:itlrN I.KAOUK
C'luTi
W.i I..
0.1 Sit
SO 41
M 41
R5 4S
M 4 k
r.c.
.02.
.117(1
.680
.ft 45
.R50
Win
.020
.nin
.ftfll
.Mil
.BS4
,47A
.413
.S87
f.ose
.(1111
,r.7i
.SIS
.11311
.Ml
,4W
.404
.277
Clileneo .
Detroit
rievelind
New ork
Nt. I.OIIH
Hoston ..
Washington
Athletic
4H ft .471
42 (11 .408.
28 7 .280
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL I.KAdUE
tlrookljn, 3i Clnrlnnntl. 0.
New-ork-ChlcaBo. iMistponrd. wt irronnds.
AllintlCAN I.EAffUK
Chlrnto, 3i Athlrttra, 1 (rntlril In dlllli In-
nlnir. rnln).
New lork, 0 rlrirland, 2.
VtnBlilntton. 4i Drtrolt, 2 Iflrrrn Innlnits).
llOKlon. 2i Ht. Iuln. 1.
lloilon. 0: St. IxjuU. 1 (nrrnnd rimr),
JOE BHUNI m
IM CADDIES' 1EET
Woodbury Country Club Boys
Play First Round in An
nual Tournament
By SPICK HALL
Woodbury, N. J., Aug. 18. The first
round of the annual caddies' tourna
ment pf the Woodbury Country Club
wns completed today. The qualifying
round wns plned last Monday and
tli" second round is scheduled to be
staged over the nine-hole court here on
Thursday nfternoon. The semifinals
will be played on next Monday and
the tinnls nt some future date.
In the first round today there were
three byes. Otis Peters, ,1. McGinnis
nnd John Powers.
The first pair to leave the first tee
today were Israel Polsky and E. Young
court PolRky took the lead and was
never headed, benting out his little
caddy mate three up and two to go. Joe
Polsky was beaten in his match with
Joe Ilruni, 8 and G. Brunl won the
ciualifjing round nnd is looked upon
ns the fnvorite in iew of the fact that
he made by far the lowest score in the
tournament last season,
medal round nnd wns runner up in the
Following nrc the summnries:
First Round
Israel Polsky defeated E. Young -court,
3 nnd 2.
M. McGinnis won from Porch by
default.
Joe Rrunl won from Joe Polsky,
8 nnd (!.
Pred I,abatl defeated O. Hoffner, '4
nnd 2.
J. McGinnis, bye.
Otis Peters, bje.
G. Gibson won from L. Miller by
default.
John Powers, bye.
HENDRYX STILlTeADING
Louisville Outfielder Heads Ameri
can Association With .354
Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 18. Tim
Hcndrjx. the Louisville outfielder, in
creased his lend nmong the American
Association batters last week nnd is
topping the hitters with .Bfil. Becker
nnd Good, both of Kansas City, are tied
for second honors with .337.
E. Miller, St. Paul, has tied Recker
in total bnses with IM, but Becker's
eleven homers remain high in thnt de
partment. Reseller, Louisville, continues to show
the way to the baNc stealers with
thirty -six pilfered sacks.
Leading American Association bat
ters for forty or more games nrc:
O'Mnnij Indinnapolis, .320; Covington!
Indianapolis, .319; Leary, Indianapolis'
.310; L Miller, St. Paul, ,310; w!
.Miller, Kansas City, .314; Owens
Minneapolis, .314; Kirkc, Louisville'
.313; Hyatt, Toledo, .303; Rchg, In
dianapolis, .301.
DARTMOUTH SIGNS COACHES
Hawley and Llewellyn to Assist
Spears on Gridiron
Boston. Aug. 18. With the signing
of Jess Ilnwley and F. A. (Hank)
Llewellyn to assist 8. W. Spears in
the coaching of the Dartmouth College
football team for this fall, the Hano-er
institution muy be said to have an nil
western coaching staff. All arc resl
dents of Illinois and nricrlnnllv f- k
West, where they began their football
career. Hawlej will act in nn ndvisorj
position with Spears, while Llewellyn
will be assistant conch.
Tuesday's Saratoga Entries
furlonV"" conJ1n. 'or two-yeur-old.. 0
109
ion
on
iii'i
ion
inn
i".
ion
Star Court ion ItJtwti?
American Soldier 100 liuMliorn ir
"'ruction . ion llrldwlSyfJ
Slmplfton .inn Royal Diirk
'"".!. Ql'nn 10D .N;il,,,n.i,.
lllle Vivian
luil Ddtne ...
Second raco.
and ur.. I mile
Prnton n
Clara Martin
Arravan .
Mandarin
Ilallymooney
Damrosch
Mormon Elder
A ha A a wia.
luo
selling, for three-year olda
. ln Pi,r .
' Sf, J!'"ln" Mol
,?'.' PPy Valley
ill Monomor
. 101 Dnrrai .
US $lTlr.nn Arrow
ins 'Tailor .Maid
101 Celto ....
104 'Orundv
100 Arrah Oo On
. . inn
Jim Dlnney .
Mtapia Day .
Itnlirinzr. . .
10J
1 mile- ranaitiona. for thre-year-old.
llrldnman .. ..103 Clrrua . . .. 120
hrontown . ... loa Over There lin
Paatorlal Swain los Mormon rader . 'loo
Thunder, ten 1a ... ., n...' ..
Thunderitorm .110
uui vit fnw urnu 11
year-olda. fl furlonca.
R1n.nl.ln. In-.
Fourth race Orab Hae handicap, for to-
ar-olda. A furlnncrx
Simpleton
in-, frt. .,...-
.10fl
.101
.111)
, ins
.120
12'.'
100
l InnAitl
12.1 flla-rlm ..'.'.'.
i""?r!v .. V- ' "Plain Alroclr
Head Over lleela llil Peace Pennant
Tvn.v T)ll,.l II, llna WU....I.
I''lare Up
..' V ,r. ' .! " .iiiuaii .
ftrd fllrl
1114 niaien
118 Htar Court
(leopatra
Ulnuereu
11a
OTflh raa atllno. In, h .. v.nl.
up, iU mllea.
Comma CI . . 10.1 Captain Hodte 107
Queen of tho Sea 111) 'Kilkenny .117
.llm fllnnv 1 f, nn. k'nnu (I-
Jlm Illnney . 120 Hon Konir
ur,
-jiuuieu ... .. no -i teiur .. lu.
HUth race, for maiden riliea and veldlnsa
threeiear olda 0 furlonaa.
103
Cock o' the Main 110 Nanette Klack Ion
I.ucy I.ee , ins Forfar
Courcellea 10 Damarla
Over the Top ,110 l.orena Moia
10
10
.103
Mlatake .,..,,..110
Apprentloti allowance claimed.
Weather, cloudy, threatening; irac heavy.
EVENING PUBklO
THREE CONTENDERS FOR AMATEUR GOLF CROWN
GARDINEO WHirE K?;MflwM: 3kSiB$
Hoffner's 79 Card Leads
Phila. Golfers in National
PittsburRli, Pa., Aug. 18. Four
Philadelphia golfers qualified In the
first eighteen holes of the thirt -six-hole
qunlif.ting round of the na
tional nmntcur tourney here today.
(Jeorge Hoffner, of Iinla, tied Oulmet
with a setenty-ninc.
.1. Wood Piatt, of North Hills,
and IM Clnrey, of Unln, were tied
witli tnrds of eighty. Maxwell H.
Marston, of fialtusrol, n Philadcl
phian, hnd nn eighty-two.
S 1 58 LEADS
T
St. Louis Entry Three Strokes
in Front of Chick Evans
in Title Play
HOFFNER AMONG LEADERS
Pittsburgh, Pa., Aug. 18. Francis
Ouiinet returned to the links todaj.
The former nmntcur champion, who was
HI with tonsillitis nnd a cold Shturday
night, recovered sufficiently to stnrt in
the thirty -six hole medal play for the
national amateur championship over the
Onkmont Countiv Club links.
At the end of the thirty-six holes.
.Tames Mnnion, of St. Louis, nnd
Charles (Chick) Lvans, of Kdgennter,
were the only two to finish. Mnnion
had a "(i-SU for n lfiS score Lvnns
turned in nn S.t-78 or n total of lf!1.
Ouiinet hnd hnrd luck on the second
eighteen holes, taking nn S7. His total
for the thirty-six holes wus llttl
Ouimet looked badlt ns he stnrted his
round He lacked his former dash and
life. However, Im piny was excellent.
He made the first 18 holes in 711. At
the 51(1 yard fourth he hit to long
woods against n breeze to the edge of
the green He was down in four.
Chick I"nus. the champion, was a
little off form for the first 18 holes.
The best the champion could register
was 8.1.
The Philadelphia golfers made n fine
shotting, (Jeorge W Hoffner, of llaln,
topped the (Junker City contingent ulith
a beautiful 70, represented bj a 30 go
ing out and n 40 coming home. .1. Wood
Piatt, of North Hills, and H. Clenry, of
llala, were tied with SO. Maxwell It.
Marston, of Hnltusrol, turned in nn 82.
John (i. Anderson, of Sittnnoy, tied
the score of Mnnion, taking a HO going
out and n 117 home for n 7(1.
.lames S. Munion, from the Public
links nf Forest Park, St. Louis, was
lending the field1 when man.t of the star
plnjers hnd completed the first 18 holes
of the .'III hole medal plat.
Manion, a former cadilt. who won the
Missouri state title In 1017, hnd n re
markable score of 7(1. He was out in .'10
and buck in .'17. Twos nt the thirteenth
and sixteenth helped him to score well.
A lient.t shower caught the plnjers.
Ltnns .wns in, hating finished his morn
ing round in time to cscnpe getting wet,
but Ouiinet and many others were
drenched.
Summaries:
In out T'l
89 37 71)
,".S 4i Til
.17 4J 79
.10 40 71)
Jl) 41 80
41 41 62
42 3D SJ
41 42 3
42 42 84
41 41 84
.111 37 Til
3D 40 71"
40 311 70
40 40 SO
.111. 41 SO
HS 44 82
40 41 si
4 411 04
8.3977
Jamen R Manion Forest Park
Francis Oulmet, Woodland
Richard ttoolworth hcrnnton
t (1 Waldo l,oPhmnor
J Wood Plait North Hills
Maxwell tlaraton lultunrol
Hlehard K llrookencamp Forest
Park
Charles livana Jr Ednewntrr
W N Thompson Canada .
nnbSrt A. Gardner. Onwentala
John O Andontnn Slwanoy
Ueorre W Unffner llala
Paul Tewkesbury. Aronlmlnk
K C Clearj llala
Ixmla Jacoby Charlotte
1 r.,,1.. I. Ilreilln Detroit
Jerome Travera t'pper Monlrlalr 40
i.- xf riva,,. Alleirhenv -IS
n'mtriinn llerrnn Oakmont. 3RnO'
Iludolph R Knepper Sioux City. 3K 3d 7T.
HOberi J JOnen Jr, viimiii .n i.i ni
Nelson M Whitney New Orleans. 40-
Oardner While Nassau 41 in 8."
W U Fownes, Jr Oakmont 42 43 85
Oswald Klrkby, Enilewood. 42-43 87
ARREST SUNDAY GOLFERS
Three Players Will Test Law In
Massachusetts
Knston, Aug. 18. For the purpose
of determining lu the courts whether
Sunday golf is legal In Mnssachussets,
tho fctste police jesterdoy visited a
links in the Metropolitan district and
took the names of several plajers with
a view to summoning thtec of them
early this week as defendants in n test
case. The action wns by agreement
with the golf club, it was stated.
.lohn II. Plunkett, chief of the stato
police, said that he would have one
man charged with plating alone and
two others with being coutestants lu
a game.
Pell and Behr Triumph
flreennlfh, Conn., Auk 18 Theodor n.
Pell and Krl Ilehr defeated It I.lndley Mur.
rap and Dean etathey In the flnala of the
men's doubles In the annual tnt nation tennla
tnurnnment yesterday b 11-8. 7-3, 11-2 Mra.
Wlchtman and .Mlsj Warner eliminated
Kleanor Gotfa and Marlon ZlndersUln In tho
f.nals of tho women's doubles In two straight
eeis.
v
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
HslHF SaSaSaW M flilr HsVUJ
FRANCI& OUIMET-
EVANS OR OUIMET IN
LINE FOR GOLF TITLE
Both Are in Limeglarc Now
at Oakmont; Match Be
ticeen Them Would Be
Season's Star Card
Hy C.KANTLAND RICH
Pittsburgh, Aug. IS.
TN THK midst of the championship
golf jubilee now under way nt Oak
mont, there nre two outstanding fa
torites who me nbsorbing the bulk of
attention.
These two men nrc Chick I'vans, the
present chnmpion, nnd Krnncis Oui
met, one of the greatest golfers Amer
ica lias eter shown.
Hack of these two normally, or
paired with them, you would ordinarily
find the names of Jerome I). Tratcrs
and Hobert A. (inrdner, who have ac
counted for six titles in their time
Hut for the last month neither fiard
ner nor Tratcrs has shown his best
form, although one or both may tMii'
with dizzv suddenness and romp baik
to the old stride. f
There lire several names mentioned
ljust back of Ltans and Ouimet, but i
among the leaders rew nre put Deyon.i
Osttnld Kirby untl Itobb) Jones, the
Metronolitnn champion, and the joung
Atlanta star Kirb und Jones hate
been plnjiug brilliantly the greater
nart of the summer.
If either is favored by the luck ot I
draw and permitted tu get under good
headway, there are none around out
side of KtMis nnd Ouimet who has
a better chuncc.
El ans s. Oulmet
Beyond any doubt n bnttle between
rjvnns nnd Oulmet would be the star
card of the season
To have these" two men hooked up
in a tliirty-six-hoV championship clash
would be the tinnl word in golf thrills.
This ma easily happen, for there
are only a limited few nt Oukuiont
who hnve n chnfice to cudgel either out
of the tournament before they meet.
If they should irseet nt Oakmont,
who would win? IJvuns so fnr has
beaten Ouimet three times In medal
play tournaments in three open
chninpionships, at Midlothian in 101 1,
nt Hnltusrol In 1015 and" at Hiuebum
in 101(1.
So fur ns tte recall the inlimnte de
tnils, they hate met in match plnv
competition hut once nt Detroit in
1015 in the preliminary East -West
series.
In this match I'vans was soinvthing
like 3 up nnd 3 to piny, only to hnte
Ouimet rnllv, cut nwny the lend ,nnd
finnlly win on the first extra hole.
As (iolfers
Evans undoubtedly has a sounder
golfing style than Ouimet hns. Chick
isn't unite as long off the tee. but a
trifle surer in direction. He in nlso
surer with his irons, from the long
Iron to the mashie niblick pitch.
In a given round, tnken on the nver
nge, Ouiinet will itnnder off the course
Into trouble much oftener thnn Evans
will. To offset this, Ouimet has se
cured better results at match play,
largely through his fnr better putting
On the green there is no comparison.
Ouimet is one of the best putters In
the country, Evans, nmong the leaders,
is one of the worst Certnlnly If Evnns
were putting poorly he would hnte only
an outside chance to win, but he has
putted much better than usual In mans
of his matches this nummer nnd in this
respect he seems to have more confi
dence than he normal!) carries around
the green. If Etnns could hold his own
with the putter he would, have the
better chance. '
Ouimet has plajed brilliant golf this
summer, but he has nlso been erratic
at times, while Evans has maintained
a brilliant pace all the way through
His scoring since Ilraeburn over va
rious I'nited States nnd Canadian
courses has been uncanny an average
somewhere around beventy-two over an
extended stretch.
The Metropolitan Chance
The metropolitan golfing district,
which embraces 120 clubs around New
",
cJ -WOOD PLATT-
Three Sections in Drive
for Amateur Links Croivn
"piIEIU are three sections nt nrms
-L in the nmntcur championship
drive the Enst, headed b.t Ouimet.
Tratcrs, Plott, Kirlihy, ' Marston,
Anderson, etc. ; the West, bended bj
Etnns, (Inrdner, liters, Knttnes,
etc.: the South, with Whitnej!
Jones, rimer and Jncoby. The
East -West clash is the one that
carries the gi eater feeling. The
West hns bagged the Inst two titles
plated for. and will make a desper
ate drive to finish first ngnin.
York city, hns never put oter n winnei
since Travrs's last stand in Win,
lu the old dnjs with Trails and
Trnvers the metropolitan district IUI
n big bulge Rut Ouimet, (Inrdner and
Evans put nn end to this drite
Hut for 1010 the big town will muke
a bold hid with 'I rnvers, Kirkhi. Mnrs
ton Anderson. White und Walker, u
formidable nrrat
.Final CI
ilk-Lmed
$25, $30, $35 & $40 qualities,num
bering approximately 700, to go at
;22e50
THIS is news indeed!
The values are here,
selection is here, quality goes
without saying.
All wool, all new, all good
inside and out, all lined with
silk, and many of them finished
in the sleeves with silk.
All style s, too. Single-
breasted sacks, double-
breasted, camouflage, three-
in - one, waist - line designs
with railroad stitching.
Patterns in endless variety;
flannels, worsteds, serges,
tweeds and novelties.
They will sell in a trice at
$22.50 & $24.50
iam H.
1217-19 Chestnut Street
AUGUST 18, 1919
OTHER GOLFERS SICK AT OAKMONT
NATIONAL POLO PLAY
ON AT BALA SEPT, 13
j Championships, Suspended
' Since War, to Be Revived at
j Philadelphia C. C.
.ENTRIES TO CLOSE SEPT. 1
Hnv in the national polo .lnniplon- I
ships, suspended sim e llllt! b the
nrth.t.Ps nf the ,mlo.ts ,n the war. ,
will l,o retlved nt the Philadelphia,
Countr Club, Hnln. Soitonil r 1H
The tournament will inntinuo until
Snturdin. September 'J7. The l'olo
Absim intimi will i lose ititiios nu Sep
tvmber 1
Tin- senior
banipionship now held
bv the (innt N"ik I'nlo flub. New
York, is .men tn nil teams, without
limit of linndicnii The junior tltl
..f handicap Hie juuinr titli .1
n the possession of the Meadow
third team, is open to tenuis
now i
ltroolj
whose nccrecat. hnndn an does lint ex
ceed tttentt gnnls, but this limit is
simplt to iletine the class, and all games
in both ilinnipionships shall be plated
without handicaps No plater with n
higher handicap than lite goals mnt,
compete In the junior ihampionsnip.
All 1'l.i.ters Kliglble
All plujeis are eligible to the open
i hauiilnnslup, nrespic me of the linndi
caps, and tbet need not be mcmbeis of
the same dub, but the latter is man
tlntorj In the senior nnd junior A
Cniindlnn team is i-cpeetid for the
open this rear and nn nrint four in the
junior, besides n California team. The
tinpbt fnr the senior is u gold cup pre
senleil lu William Waldorf Abdul.
,, , , , , i i is.il-. .,,1'
which has been in plat since ls.).i, an.l .
is inscribed with the names of the best
players of em h successive J cur who
formed the winning team.
The tropin of the junior, the gift of
Samuel I). Wnrren. of Dedham. Mass ,
bus been in competition since 100(1.
and Joseph It Thnuias. now of the
Wiirienton Hunt. Viiginln, gave the
trnuht fnr the open ill 1010. I'nlrsv
In championship should be won lit de
fault, the Polo Association HiliN indi
vidual cups to be won outright, ill ml
ditiou to the perpetual trophj
At Point Judith
,! . c-l.l u ...
Oil n llll.eri-l.l iii-iu .... .. J...
In 100X when last held nt the Phila
delphn. Countr, Club, the senior chain-
' pionship was won by the Countrj Cluh
! of Westchester tenm. John K. Cowdin.
J. M Waterbury, Jr , II. P Whitney
'and I. Wnterburt : and the Lnkewood
Polo Club four, (ieorge J. (lOiild. his
I sous Klngdon and Jay, and Ilenjninin
i Nil oil, won the junior championship
TWILIGHT BALL GAME
Germantown Plays Nativity on
Former's Field Tonight
t.ermantown begins n week or hard
gnmes tonight when it plats the Na
tititt Catholic Club nt Chetten n ml
Mngnolin avenues A return gnme will
be plated nt Vativitv tninnriotv night,
nnd on Wcclnc-dnt . Autocar, of the
Main Line Le.igue, will be the nttrn.
tion at Cermantnwn Hnrrnwgnte will
be plaj oil l'ridat
earance
& $2450
Wanamaker
Prom 1000 to Will the cnnmpion- ,ionl,l.. !, it,i. ,......,... ... in.iti.Tnv i.i-tvis. 'w.? " "J."
ships were plujed at the Point Judith Whitted. Cooper muffed .Smith's i.on """"" "" "'"ice Wtreet Ol'aln School).
Countrj Club, Xarrngunsett Pie. but , lt,,.r.,ft foned Smith. Terrt to ! HYpWmTM Rmooi'oF mciio
nt the annual winter meeting the Polo c,siaw No ,. ,, mf, , HYPERION 0 loororlt 810
As oii.ition ilecicleil to revert ro me tioiin riano, oraan Franklin K Creseon.
earlier custmi. and to pln.t for the titles Frl,ri, B(.tln. r, u l.ir 1714 i-he.tnut st -.7 v. Penn st . n.n
Suits
THrates Tally
Twice in Second
nnllnnrd ITnm I'nce tine
t" 'I'uiKnvM.r ItiRliee stole second I
Siiuthworth tiled to Meue Nn runs I
im hits, one error
TrnRresirr hnited to Whitted Smith
filimnl Itniirrnft wnlkeil Itliu kburne
f.inpd uanci.ift -ivrr to c,ithii n
runs, im hits, no eirnr
Fourth Innlnc
Wlittteil sitiKled tn i enter Hnrhare
foned Wliitted at scmnd. Smith tn I
Hnmrnfl Cutia tiled I,. Williams I
Smith tose nut Terr No run, one!
nn, nn erinr'
'"",rr n"'' "'bitted retired Williams
,,,,,, ni'T "v" "''"'"'' '-"'Itus
ZoU """' "" l,n
riftli Innli.r
u a , lUiillllin nillIllIUIIIMIll. 1 IH 'lllllll.'UKU
Scimidt sitiKled nlniiR the left held l round nf the national doubles this nf
fnul line Cooper hit into u double plnj. ternnnn nt LoiiKttnod will brlnR to
linncrnft to Pnulitte ti I.uderus. lliK. cether the presnt titleholders William
hie lllfll In Williams Nil iiiih. nne hit iT Tllilell. LM nnil Vlneent Hlelinnle.
Inoerinrs '
i Cnitnth skied ln Sonthtiorth I'm.
i ...... , . . . . .
nu.- MiiRiiii to lijht I'aulettcs safett
wns the tu si liit off Cooper. Pnulette
Ii,., st.iilmg. S. hmi.lt to Cutslwiw Tin
,,,,. . f..,..,.,, Nl m)1( ,
,.,.,,,
Mth Inning
"lit. Paillette In
Caret
Linlerus
Snuthwnrlli's t h.urire,! tlw. r.cl,. Li.i
foul llll.
. . . "" ". k,
ttliltte.l llie.l
rrors
etenth Inning
Ciitsluiit lined to .Meusel Terrt sin
gle.l to left S. hiui.lt double r i gainst
I tin nght field feme. Telly jrmng to
I thud Cooper boiineid h single oter
lllackbiiriie s bend, scoring Terry and
I S. Iiiiiiilt. Migbee rapped u single to
" " - '"ii"-! iij iiurii nigliee
out st(Il,jnCi Tlllcrossor , .
,,,, ,.(lopi,r ll()l,jnj, thir(, (.Br(1 ln),(l
ngiii, motiiiR I 'ooiiei to third Illrl
to Williams
Two runs, four hits, no
err.u s
Williams lifted to Itigluc Meusel
bent ..in a slow mlbr toward third.
I.udt tunned Crntath Hud to t utsnaw.
No urns, one hit. no eriors.
Eighth Inning
Soulliw.uth llu. I to Williams Wl.it-
:n,'r.T.x
i t n i.. , J. " ' ""
i nt. ilnubMiiK Whim-el Nu tuns, one
nu. no errors,
l'nrilftti. unlbml 'IV ,.... i.u ......
i iiikii iii iiii nun
.-. i.rauil
Thn.lHiinrf l.ln,l. s. I
I li 1'rlc.le internati.ini'l Inno'e chan.nin,? ..n
!JSl" ii?7taiffi5'n?:VoVJ3?Sr',.7.
. les f t
u,,,c w"l
hour and 17 minutes
iiiii rmnBui.tr couree HI.
Moore to Box Crlqul In Paris
Paris. uc 18 I'nl Moore la her. arranc
Inc to men tu,. Kreni h bantumn next momh
fill- a ...ipsa .. t T ...... a . .. "
eci"
,..n ... , , mvii ira.ne i ne) are K.i-
ruiul and Charles Udoux
"1 MtWU ItlXlUTH
tVII.pttlldl), N. J.
i"i I. iio.i.i e i ill,,.. i.i... .
r.. ....,,
t Crntath Smi.l, ,h,e , narlmrp "" :"n,hn"n,,ni!rli" "''T "$ '"
N inns, mie hit ,,o errors !P r",", tnches for the nn-
Smith ss ,'hne ,illH,s' ,, ,' tmnnl sinjles chnmpionship which starts
down Man.i.fffs i1Ilrr nrllt " "LtV, , n,,:.t Mo,.'.'l .'!' '..rrrt Hills
'to Ififlne Mlii. khuriif Hinl tn I tic I. , l"",ll, "" ""' ''"ding platers of
bee N,, ,ns ., i, h ,lll' 'c.uiitn hnte entered the South-
--. .... ..I,-.. ,,i. , tiiiin
Mrawoo
U K.ftiitp'V' -THE - SEA
-rn&mi 5Kd-Aa
&N6mi Wfe- r
EVHJ7I ( L5,B:r?T
Wish (&i5&&i rn-
It will be on an even larger scale than usual this season.
Prizes will be awarded to twelve diffcient classes. This is an event
tven worm seeing, as some 01 tne prettiest babies and the most
magnificent floats imaginable arc alicady entered. Mothers, take
iiuucu: loin ciiuu nas an equal cnance.
Enter NOW. Make your hotel reserva
tions nt onco. For folder and complete
information wi ite
W. COURTRIGHT SMITH
Secretary Board of Trade
Wildwood, N. J.
i
S3:
"i.
UUl.tlUl.H'K MM)R
. f. V.
3SS2&
?rttfSSra
y
$ndvcff Jode
IIIUKtLIFf MANOK. N. .
A Topular 134-Mile Motor Hun
From I'hlladcipliln
Illustrated Booklet and Detailed
Motor Route Card Mav Bo Ob
tained at Public Ledger Travel and
Rfaort Bureau
Klevatlon 600 Foet Spacious
Porches Ovcrlooklnir Hudson River
Golf, Tennis Riding:, Swimming
Pool, InvlilnK Walks
New Yorlc Office,402 Madiion Av.
Itranrli Offlcf, Tearl ft Co.
Members New York Stock Exchan
IOC UNO MOl NT1NS
Uflnwurp Water dap. I'.
THK MOI NT1N PAKAIimK.
THE KITTATINNY
ii:i.w ni
w tf.k dr. r.
Thr Irndlnc hotel of IhU fHinotin rezinn.
Op-n to le i"pouiy 5'i Strictly
modern .olf tennlA .aa-i, horses,
tmthlns boitlnB orrhf(ttr 'onrert
dnncci. Kxieptlonul Cuisine Amorlonn
rlan ulo h la carte grill tJaiufce
ltooklet HUto mp anil termn tipn re
quest
JOHN PUltDY COVE
Mount 1'ocono. V.
P0C0N0 J?g
NTAIN 1IOUSR
yrs namtsmanavvment
iKJUK.KK.jr aur
"ii .. 1 Mod
Writ for bxlt. and
ine UniWUOU rl Kjfc4E V Artman;
Mountain llonie. Vm,
r"MONOMONOCK INN
I Mountain Home's leading; hotel Ideally Inc.
Bteam heated Kales reaa Now open Hklt
The Old inn For rest xnd recr'n In Pocono
Mts Mod avrlm pool, tennis, nnil. Oar.
Cklt New ownership Oscar A Blrapff
BTUNK HAltnOK. N. J.
Hotel Harbor Inn.";
Ura. U. I Miller & S. Roaenbertw, fropa.
ft
.4
.steste?tii
.. JJStv JJ,fae,.sw 1 .
15
DEFENDTENNIST1TLE
I
. . ,. - , ,
Australian Stars, Brookes and
Patterson, Threaten to Win
National Crown
i
PLAY AT L0NGW00D TODAY,
I
I ostn. Auc 1 -American lawn
tennis tnd.it fn.es. for the first time In
i--'n tr. the serious possibility of
'1 ''" "" winning the national
nm the ilialHieen. Norman K.
I Itrookes and Ceroid L Patterson, of
' . . ..
.tnsrnin.
T'10 famous iJnhcrtt
brothers, ot
i IHKlnmI weie the last invndltif
(,, sinccr.l in their quest for
in,..,N Thev wnn the double"
ig players
American
les title In
100J nnd l!l(i:t In Itior? 11 L. Dohertr
also won the national singles
. .""' -R !' match the quar-
ri.r
t of stius will depnit for the annual
nmptnn eient. nnd the funs nnd critics
will hnte an opportunist of judging tho
leal form ..f Murrnv, Williams. Mc
Laughlin. Til.len. llrnnkes, Patterson,
Iticliurds, Johnston, Davis nnd Oriffln.
Ocean City Tourney Saturday
Mlsntle CIIt. Au 18 The Inentleth
annual open South Jerse tennis hamplon
slilp tournament will he held on the rourt,
nf the Ocean Cltv Tarht Club, beclnnlne
nxt Saturdaj There will 1. men's single
and double women a slnrles and doubles
and mixed doubles
Famous Ball Player Dies
Cleieland. . Auk 18 E.1 McKean.
nfu two earp old famoua shortstop of ths
il'ieland ba.ehill team In the oarly '90e.
dieil here SaturCa nlirl.t
tll'Slf
7KCKWKR IIAIIN
; p!nasle,p,T ,M,isical Acady
''th Snuon hetrlnn Snt fith Own for
miration Stpt 31 Theon InstrSnental
i"1"' " oiuueni njrapnony urrhntra
i,n,t':L",.r.ltIlJ.e-M"M"n ntld. Hamlin Pliino..
i iirnni nt-pi in I'm n
September in the Canadian
Rockies and Pacific Northwest
Is perfecti the mountains are In their tiorr.
the cllmnte superb. Xneelal party lea.lnr
Anrust SBthi n few rnranrlesi very reason
able; Miperlnr arenmniodatlonsi opportunltlea
for etiuliit- et cJellchtr.il nrltute rump and
horsebnik rldlnc. Urlte Immediately,
Address
CANADIAN TOUR
THK rOUC'il MANSION, DROOKLlTl. K. T.
SITMMKK ItKSO RTS
ttll.Dtt O(lt).
LDVOOD CREST
Come To
' Wildwood's
Annual Baby
Parade August 21
JC
Edseton Inn Centrally locatisl nr.betchl
l ,Blu" ""' hll. MTtlc.. rap. 230
I'n - chmn, booklet J A I.UEHT HARRIS.
iTLANTUJ-ITY. j JL ,
PITNEY Nfw York " Ueaelu
lsl-class hous-. table abnn
dsntly snrplled with brat market aiTordt;
batlir, all conveniences bathing from house,
tree ehovrer baths. J2 BO up dslly. (14 09
up weekly Capacity 250 M '". 8tVEENBT.
I On the Ocean Front. Atlantic City, N.J. I
American Tlan. Vm. A. Ixtcb, Msr. I
NLITTALL AtWc Avenue and TloiTK
,,w walk. Excellent table
rhonJ(,70
Hotel BoSCobd K"y Ave near
Amor plan ilnoklel A K MARION,
CATK MAY. N. J.
! HOTEL LAFAYETTE ;''"'.
Front 30th ienton under itmt met All mo4
I tnfcnl,nce Ilooms en aulte, privet bAiha.
Opn Juno "i to Sept IS. John Tracy A Co,
ASniTHY PARK. N. J. ""
New Monterey Hotel
NORTH AinrRT I-ARK. X. J,
Directly on Oceuu All oo.
eld. rooms.
NEW MONTEKET OR at
Entliely new eeretosi a 1
earte and dsnclns larcMt and
ma.t teautlful on thv Jarslff
Coast. Idsal for motorists.
61LEKMA.N UE.NMS, iiaaoeec.
TheAlamcda ?07Jfrn,h '
to ocean, refined
fnned patron
8HXSFII&1CO.
reanonable.
WALTERS PARK INN
THE resort hotel of the Blue Hldre. itod
ern In nil Its appointments Kvery necessary
thlnr to mslie you happy and healthy. Jnt
the place for a week-end or a ion star
Crtlclent but separata sanitarium Ucllltlei
AKItON. 1'A.
Will take Summer Biardera In my beaulK
ful farm home, a-ood food and Aqa loeattoaj
also pcovlds permanent horns for aced baI
pie who are wllline tn par for comfort
GARDEN SroT TABI.B IVAllUt ca.
Akron, Pa. "
a
WASHINGTON. D. O.
Burlington Hotel
Leas than fir mlautea from evrytbr,gj
American and European Plana
4 Rooms. 222 Baths. $2 c Uj
f f t f 7 zSty
v miiintBin ,
' X
ai
.H-
.. Hi
sf.
l
P-. .V"
t
3
&ut?i
fk,-xst.'at i. f-'iV!shita?V.T.f ev v
t