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Philadelphia Golfer Scores
Ornnite. N. J., Rep. s. C 11. Mitchell.
n 18-yenr-olrt rhllalelthln. jesterdny won
the ko11 medal In the iiunllfrlnit rounrt of
the nrt New Jernes' junior goir chnmplon
hln. held nt (he Hseex County Country
Club.
Rice Again Columbia Crew Coach jnl White crews for 1020 and 1021.
Navln Favors Nine Garnet
Detroit, Rent ft, President Navln. of 'th
. , ... . . '" l" ,'cnrs is iict'cpieii as nil linn- Detroit American lynnue uiuo. anui laat
Ing conch nt Coiumoia Lnlvcrsily, who cation tlint Coltinibla Is lireiiaring for"''" hr.w ln. fHVOf ot V1" rxtn,l6n of.
resigned some months ngo. has again the renewal of the Intercollegiate re- I "" """''' '"rlrLll',m rw? t0J""c """"'
signed a cimtrnct to develop the Blue I BJitttt rowed annually on the Hudson I s . ,, I8
river course nt Pniielikcensie. uuier rmri n i n),e in
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Five-Mile Time and the
Leader in 50-Mile Race
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rnHE fiftymllc pnced rncc Inst night
was the best forty-mile race ever
Staged nt the Point Brcozc Velodrome.
)k nor lortr miles Clarence Cnrmnn nml
iGeorBe1 Wiley staged n pedaling duel
fcthat thrilled nnd pleased.
For forty miles thoro were repeated
Ifchallcngcs from at least threo of the
'other four starters. The Mt!.i
.ciiauenges sent I'aNnan to n new forty-
iHiio rvtoru nnn v ncy to a brace of new
wrKS.
it Three records in nnn mnln. i n,
&'. ?,,rcal work nn'- Carman and
I IVfiley did some pedaling that only hich
U.'lass pedalcrs can show.
ifirst, Carman brnkn Mn,ln.,o'..
sorty-mlle mnrk hv fim :....
110 went the distnnm In r." ,:.,...
n 4-0 seconds.
1 Next, George -Wiley shattered George
,...-,,... o uuu-iiour record of fortv-
PaIM ntlnr. t 1 .
K""' "nivm lu lans. Wllen lo pnvorml
lorty-Hvc miles one lap in sixty minutes.
y Alio unr. record went to Wiley, when
lie completed the fifty mile., n winner in
11:00:21, which is n minute nnd a half
ister tnan Madonna's record time.
1 Oeorge iley rode the distance with
out any hind of an accident, nnd was
returned a winner.
Dorry Didn't Brcalt
Frank Corry went the route without
break, and was second, four lahs hc-
Bhind Wile-.
George Chnpman was third. He
suffered one blow, had one tire come off
ana missed his pace three times.
Clarence Carman led for forty-one
fmilss and three laps, when the arm he
injured last Monday night went "dead"
and forced him to leave the track.
Vincent Madonna, after showing a
I few flashes of form, was forced to say
farewell in the thirty-sixth mile, when
tijteln's motor -went bad.
Swiss rider, who holds the world's hour
Record, followed Vandcrberry's pace.
lie cracked in the, twenty-eighth mile
)and scrambled from the track. He
never got started and was far in the
'rear when he quit for the night.
Dope Goes Wrong
The done of experts often goes wrong.
I Just to prove that the best can erf we
I 'will take a gltrnce at a chart compiled
by Eev.V Brill, one of the best in the
ligame. '
Itf V Beforo the rnee
' Vincent Madonna was a 2 to 1 shot.
- Clarence Carman was a 3 to 1 fcliol.
kl; Oscar Egg was a .1 to 1 shot.
ueorge uiapman was a i io i mioi.
L uwikb ,iiicj ivua u ju iu .1 biiui..
1 Frank Corry was a so to 1 snot.
.It was another great evening for the
Sneshots. Just on? week ago Elmer
LJolilns, -who -was a 100 to 1 entry,
Showed the way to the closely backed
naVorltcs.
1 Everything will be durk and quiet at
Itho'Velodrome tomorrow night. All the
stars will be riding in Boston, It was
announced that Carinnn, Wiley and
Madonna would meet in a special
'tweuty-five-mlle match race at the
Velodrome next Thursday night.
I Carman -was paced by Hunter, Egg
had Vandcrborry, Mndonna drew Stein,
Corry followed Boot, Wiley trailed
Morin and Chapman listened to-the putt
of Anderson s motor.
sIt also was made known that four of
'the, best sprint riders would be brought
down from Newark. .In addition the
B. Quaker City Cyeling Club will hold its
championship the same evening.
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'"'swimming races tonight
Ilntnnr
S mllri
10 miles
IS milts
SO mllrs
25 mllrs
30 mile
33 mllrs
40 mllrs
45 mllrs
SO miles
Two
Trailers
Cnrmnn
Ml ley
Cnrntfln
Wller
Cnrmnn
Wiley
Cnrmnn
Wiley
Cnrmnn
Wiley
Cnrmnn
Wiley
Citrman
Wiley
Cnrmnn
Wiley
Wiley
Carry
Wiley
Corry
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Time
0:40 4-6
13:11
10:33 4-5
20:59 1-5
33:30
38:47 1-3
45:33 1-5
62:01 1-5
58:13
1:00:21
rite-mllo
Tim
0:23
0:25
0:31
7:10 2-5
0:30 4-5
0:27 1-5
0:50
0:30
0:13 1-3
7.30
LEADERS TO MEET
DOUBLE BILLS
Manufacturers League Rivals
to Clash Tomorrow Main
Line Play-Off Scheduled
TIE IN SUBURBAN ALSO
Misses Boyle and Blelbtrey to Com
i pete at Germantown Cricket Club
The Germantown Cricket Club will
'hold a swimming carnival tonigh't. Sev
eral of the leading mermaids of New
srTork'Will come over to compete against
'" Philadelphia's- best. A special 300
.yard race has been nrrnnged in which
Charlotte Boyle nnd Ethclda Bleibtrcy,
,bf JvTcw York, will swim against 1.1c-
tnora TJhl. of the Mcadowbrook Club.
'. 'T3?fli.In Shtnlila llm fn.mii Tonn etat
willstart in a special 220-yard scratch
'A, . .
race against Itnymonu Uul, Hubert
tTomlinson. Bill Italston and Seltzer.
CjSiere also will be other handicap races
ana a iancy uiviug uuuiuai.
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With but two games separating the
first four clubs in the league, all the
leaders in the Manufacturers' Baseball i
League will come together tomorrow I
afternoon nnd double-headers arc
scheduled for nil. It means that the
result of these game's will have a de
cided bearing on who 'will win the pen
nant, "and there is u possibility ot hcv
eral contenders being eliminated.
Wheeler, the lenders, and Bcment
Company, in second position, come to
gether twice at Houston Kield, nnd n
pair nf wini for either would mean the
loser woulddrop into the also-ran class.
Tho Stokes & Smith and U. G. I.
teams are third.and fourth, respectively,
and they will also stage a dual bill at
Somcrdalc.
U. G. I. is in fourth position, but the
Gnsmakers aver they will win out aim
still- hold-on to the championship. They
still have a disputed game to play with
Wheeler, and Manager Carney claims
his club is going to make a clean sweep.
N'ilcs Team Strong ,
Another double bill is on tap when
Olscn meets Niles-Bement-l'ond on the
letter's field and Lewis nnd Franklin
clash in a single game. Uhe Mles-ise-mcnt-1'ond
aggregation has several
games yet with leading clubs, which
means trouble. This aggregation is fifth
n the race, duo to a late start, but on
the present form could beat any, team
in ttio league. ,,,,,,,
Another industrial club, Philadelphia
TcxtilcT" has an important contest
booked for decision tomorrow afternoon.
They are tied witli Stenton for the
econd-half title 'of the Philadelphia
Suburban League. A win for lextilc
will necessitate the playing of a series
to decide the season's title, wiiuc n
victory for Stenton gives them the
chnmpionship. -
Main Line Excited
Main Line League fans in general
nnd followers of the J. & J. Dobson
club in particular, are.. all worked up
over the contest at East Falls tomorrow
afternoon between the home club nnd
Nnrbcrth to decide who will meet Lnns
,lmvno in the ulay-off for the Main
Line title.
The game will be to decide the winner
of the second scries, as Narbcrth nnd
Dobson are tied. The contest was one
postponed from July 10. Manager Bob
Calhoun, of Dobson, will have Bill
Grevell on hand for the fray.
The Lansdownc, first-half champions
will play at the Strawbrldge grounds,
opposing the store boys. Another im
portant game on tomorrow's schedule
will be tho Ilarrowgatc-E. G. Budd
game on the former's grounds.
JOHNNY TILLMAN WINS
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O'Brien, Doc Cutclt and Soldier Dart field
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES
Collins A. C. wants to bear from home
teams plnjlnn Sunday ball and offering fnlr
Inducements It clcmcnta. 1331 .Muore
street. '
Auburn A. ('. would llko to har from
aomo flrpl-i'ldss homo teams for faturday.
A. Landls. l'hotie Diamond 1113,
Kenslnclon A. A. wants to arrange Sun
oay Karnes itway from home. Mlchuet Shu
lock. 1115 Hast Allen street.
Hlno Hell A, A. has tomorrow open for a
first-class team liaMng home grounds and
paying n 'guarantee. Joseph Welsh, lull
Master street.
Welcome. A. 0.. n traveling team, lias
dales in September open for clubs offering
guarantees. William Livers, HI3!) S,i5 brook
alenue.
All-City A. ('.. n sixteen to nineteen year
old t,eam. has nil Sundavs in September open
and also October 5 for tlrst-rlasi homo teams
paMng a guarantee Joseph Dagerston. 1411
South Clarion strceh
West Philadelphia A. A. has tomorrow
and Sunday open for homo teams paying
guarantees. William Darrogh, IL"Jl South
Forty-ninth street.
Tho Kant Germnnfown team has tomorrow
and a few other open dates for fast teams.
John K. Dagney, Twentieth Btreet nnd
Church lane, Gfrmantown.
Rookdaln A. A. has September R. 7. 20
and 21 open for all semlpro home eluba pay
ing guarantees. Kdward Mintzer. 2418
North Colorado street,
Philadelphia Rapid Transit A. C. n semi
pro traveling team, has September 13. and
20 open
street.
away. J. Whiteside, 3,"ll Joyco
Liberty Stars, a first-class colored travel
ing team has September 13 and 1 I open for
teams paying guarantees. P. Williams "lli
South Qulnco street. ,
Philadelphia City Club has tomorrow open
for nrst-class home teams pacing a cuar
inteo. Charles II. Weber, 2123 North front
street.
Klrlln C. 4'. has September 6 open. C A
Graham. 2!'2S Diamond street
North Side Professional have September
fl. 7 and 13 open. J. J. Hoover. 2035 North
American slreet.
MeMullen A. V. will play the Kaynood lie
serves for the Junior championship of Phila
delphia at the smith ulnsground. Tuintw
afth nnd .Intkson streets, Setitember '(
Uoclph Hill do tho pitching for .MeMullen. '
Darby Profcs-donals have September
open for a Hrsl-elass home team paving a
guarantee. E. II Smith. 1C0 South Eighth
street, Darby. P.i.
The IJI Ilrolliers' baseball team Is after
games lor September 20 and 27. S. II. tler-
..iw, i.u iiumi-rt. r.igiun ana .Market
The Denlmi A. C, a fourteen-flfteen-yenr-old
team, has Saturdas and Sundays In
September open. s. s. Isaacson, phone Dla
mond 40118 W,
The Jledla A. f!. trimmed Overbrook A. A.
by the score of r, to 1. The features of the
game were the. pitching ot Potter, fielding uf
Weber and hitting of Media A. C
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Scraps About Scrappers
T OUISIANA, Veteran featherweight,
UU who thrilled in the days when lie
was a bantam sensation, will bo one of
the entertainers in the six-round wind
up at the Cambria open-air arena to
night. Kiddie Diamond will oppose
Louisiana.
Willie McCloskey faces Charlev
(Tuggy) Lee in the semifinal. The other
bouts bring together Jack Brady vs
Charley O'Xeill, Johnny Diicon vs
Tommy (Henry and Johnny Bowers vs.
Jack 1'almer.
Oeorre (Young) Krne wilt "he seen In the
wlnd-np nt the opening show of the Olympiad
uii ..luiiuHj- mum wnen no laaen ou inu
clever Krankle I'onifrev. of New York. The
other bouts follow: Ham' (Young) Hrown
ys. Itattllng Itrddy Jack Husso vs, Johnny
Mealy. Eddie O'Kcefe vs. Young nobldeau
and Joe Mendell vs. Phil Franchlnl.
Tho National will throw open Its doors one
week from tomorrow night. Jack Hanlon
again will do the matchmaking. It was un
officially reported that Frankie IJrovvn. the
New York boy who onco dropped Kllbane,
would ba seen In the main bout. Ills oppo
nent has not been named.
nobby Gunnls yesterday announced that
Johnny Mealy had been signed to meet Joe
Ilenjamln and that Joe Welsh would face
Eddie McAndrews In Newark on the night
of September I" In the preliminaries to the
Benny Leonard-Johnny Dundee bout.
pear against Irnnkle Conlfrcv In the wind-up
5i.i!ht At,B.m:lc clty. Sporting Club Inst
night, but without notifying tho club officials
Kelly started on hi; journey to tho antipo
des. Matchmaker Herman Taylor, who now
Is In Minneapolis with Tillman, will stage,
n new program next Thursday night. J.ast
night's show was called off.
lo llngley rapidly Is getting together an
other rlassy stable .of ring entertainers. In
addition to Wllllo Jackson nnd Johnny Mur
ray. llagley has corraled Willie Dovle. a
l.K-nound boy. and Jimmy Sulllvnn, the for
mer A. A. t' 135-pound champion.
Star Welterweight Defeats Malone
In Ten-Round Battle
Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. C. John
ny Tillman, Minneapolis, outpointed
Jack JIalonc, St. Paul, in a great ten
round fight here last night.
Tillman carried off the honors iu
eiglit rounds; while Malone won two
rounds. Johnny not only ou'tboxe'd Ma
lone, but outfought him as well.
Promoter Mike Collins announced j
after the fight that he would bring j
Champion Jack Britton here to meet i
Tillman the first week in October. !
See
New
Stars
Shibe Park Today
Athletics vs. Boston
New plasers arriving dally.
ee them In action Seals
30c. K.V, 85c nnd $1.10. In
advance nt (Umbels' nlu
Spalding'.
OLYMPIA A. A. "-v awards
Manager
llroad St. below llalnbrldge
Monday Evening;, Sept. 8, 1910
Joe Mentlell vs. Phil IVenrlilnl
Young Rnbldeau vs. Kddle O'Keefo
Harry Kid Ilrown vs. Itattllng Itrddy
Jack KiiHsn vs. Johnny .lleuley
l'runkie Conlfrey vs. (leorge JOrne
rrlces. 50c. 73c. 1.0U. SI.50 nnd'$3.oo
Phila. Jack O'Brien's $
FAO, IJOXINO COrRSE. 3 mos.
Details, yellow page 231. Thono Hook
u. v.. can. 15111 n ciii.st.mjt
Enroll for Ilolng Tournament Rent
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I)oc naslfpr manager of Willie Jackson,
yestferday made It known that Harlem Udrilp
Kelly, accompanied bv Kdtfle Coulon. Joe
Mooney and Frnnkln Dalley, of New York,
had Joined Tom Andrews's troupe of fighters
that now nre on their way to Australia,
Harlem ICildie Kelly was scheduled to ap-
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There are a lot of us who are more interested in Beefsteak, at the right
price, than the Balkans, at any old price. There are more of us who
are more worried about the high cost of living in our own home town
than a scrap between a Jap and a Chinaman in the Shantung Peninsula.
This country isn't going to the Bow-wows ! Just because some Price
Pirates are still at' large, we shouldn't jump to the conclusion that
every merchant whose prices look high to us this year is a Profiteer,
or every man who asks for more money is a
Bolshevik.
The tide lias turned. The sentiment of the country
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leadership, will pull us out of this trouble. But we've
all got to work and save, and if we don't start we'll
never get there.
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