f I
THE ENTRY MINUS A WALLOP THESE PARLOUS DAYS IS ABOUT THROUGH BEFORE HE STARTS
EVENING1 PUBLIC LEDaER-PHltiADELmiA:, THURSDAY,- SEPTEMBER 3X 1919 '
. . ,
REQUEST FOR SERIES
TICKETS PASS 127,000
Early Applications From Phil-
adclphia Fans for Baseball's
Blue Ribbon Games Num
ber 251
SALLEE DROPS PHILS
Br Hpeclnl Coirmpfindent
Cincinnati. 0.. Sopt. 11.
ACCOnDINO to Iter! headquarters,
there had been 127,44.1 applica
tions for series tickets up to noon yes
terday from Cincinnati and vicinity,
B7G5 from Dayton, fiTO from New York,
077 from Chicago. 110 from St. Louis,
251 from Philadelphia presumably
friends of Pat Mornn 1.T3 from Pat'
home toxvm Fitchburc. Mass.. nnil 2121
. fsfrom other parts of the country.
It is now believed tnat mere win ne
nbout 225,000 requests for tickets filed
At Cincinnati. As it will be impossible
to stick more than 40,000' folks in the
ball ynrd, even with the additions that
turn planned, somebody is going to be
let out.
Spenking of being let out. Pat
Moran and his men weren't a bit sorry
to see the Phils depart. TIip coming
champions did not extract much nutri
ment from the brief two-game visit
one defent, which set them back nnnoy
Ingly in their ndvance to the flag, and
one victory, which did them no good
because the Kiants also won. Hence
they speeded the parting guests, even
Solng to the train with them to see that
Iher did not get left over by mistake.
As to C. C. Cravatli and company
they went nwny cheerfully, cxpectjing
new joys and some actual victories,
nlso a hoist out of the eighth position.
Kecrult Helps
The club has been
KDrueciI up by the mere
wonderfully
addition of
I.cbonvcau, or I.abourveau, or what
ever his name Is. He looks, like n top
notch ball player and just the man
th&t was needed to give tone, pep and
upeed. He is not n bit afroid of the
big league pitchers, and has taken to
bis place amomng the high-gradedR with
ns much easy nonchalance as though
be had been there for years.
So far they have only one good one
' on him. After Tuesday's game several
of the boys were walking nround, noting
tha oddltiocs and quaint mannerisms of
the natives, when they chanced to see a
sign which reud : "Tattooing done In
side." "Let's go In," quoth Mcusel, "and
Bee how the thing is done.
"Not for me," demurred Monsieur
J.ebonveau, "I'd rather have mine done
where it will show."
Yesterday's game was one of those
FALL MEET OPENS
$5000 Harford County Hand!
cap Race Feature Event on
Initial Day's Program
WILL CONTINUE 17 DAYS
Havre de Grace, Sept. 11. The nar
ford Agricultural and Breeders' Abso
elation will inaugurate here this after
noon tlie fall racing season of Maryland
The Harford meeting will be of seven
teen days' duration. It will be followed
'by the October meeting of the Mary
land State Fair Corporation nt Laurel
Park, and the Laurel meeting will be
followed by November sessions of the
Mar land Jockey Club and the Southern
laryland Agricultural Association at
tl'imllco nnd Bowie.
The feature of the opening this after
moon will be the $.'000 Harford couhtv
I 'handicap, a race of one mile and seventy
paras, lor norscs three years old and
bter. The $10,000 Potomac stokes, a
(race of one mile nnd n sixteenth, will
be decided on Saturday. .The Eastern
Shore, a sprint of three-quarters of n
inIe for two-year olds, will be run a
week from Saturday; and tlve $10,000
Havre de Grace handicap, a gallop of
one mile and n furlong for threc-year-tolds
nnd over, will bo run September
B7, the last Saturday of the meeting.
t There will be no purw! nt Havre de
. JGrnce this fall, or herenfter, of smnller
AT HAVRE DE GRACE
' "value thnn $1000, nnd there will be at
least one race n day of $2000 ndded
money. The daily distribution midweek
will be $10,0Q0, and on Saturdays ?lfi,.
t)00.
'The entries ;
First race, th Autumn Junior purer,
Iwo-i ear-olds. B furlonga:
JTaJBuiri Eye ..118 Colonel I.lt inn
JHdKMirass . ..112 Royal Red Bird .inn
Pr. Hall ... ...112 Hasten On H2
Ills Choice . 109 My Laddie 112
JaJSmart Cluy 112 Martha Luckett .101)
ralvm . . ..112 Head over Heals.112
ta)Parr entry.
Second race, selling. Bteenlerhn. fn.ir.
I. . t ear-olds and up. 2 mllf-a:
t-irrest Hill . ..147 'Otto Floto 134
'AI!sardl . . .144 Plare ... ..... Ian
Dororla . .. .131
OTiIrd race, the Hip Hln Hoorah purse,
three-year-olds and up. fl furlonss:
a)Slr Barton . .120 Mldnleht Sun ...10.1
Punbrlar 125 I'.u McCloy ... mi
Crank 105 Duchess Lace .. 07
Oulelltude 102 (alMllkmald ....IV.'
Bailor ino startllnr 105
(a)Bllly Kelly ...120 Louise V loc
teo Chares .. ..ISO Currency IDA
(alnoss entry.
'Fourth race, the Harford County Handl
tir. three-year-olds and up, mile and 70
(a)Sunbrlar . . .1?" War Dod- 11,7"
b)Sir uuuon ...izs xuppory Kim . ..ln.i
Kscoba .... . 114 Clean Oone .. .05
Midnight sun .j.m micudinarll .... 125
Duchess I.ace . . D The Porter .... 12t
lalKxtermlnator ,1 25 Hauberk 10h
Ibiuinv Keiiy i in i.naare l ri J
(a)Kllmer entry. (b)Ross entry.
Fifth race, four-year-olds and up. mile and
in iars:
Warsaw ... .14 Ballad 10
Queen of the Sea inn 'Hauberk 100
Dairyman . . . IJl Harry Brelvonel. .H
JIank O'Day tOS Huhhub 101
tlUth race, clatmlnr, three-year-olds and
up. l I-IO muei
Bathtlde Ij" nn Hampson
Indolence J2 Blr William
pllsen ... '2 Johnson ....
jrrank Shannon .JOT najaiet-. . . . .
Hay Connell . -104 Viallante
Caballo .. '"; 'Dladl
Capitol City ... . Also eligible
American. Eaale .112 Comlcorhe ...
.115
11
.112
1D7
.107
.112
112
.112
.112
rie Pin
112 O, M. Miller .
.107 Little Cottase
?lelarlo ,
lelarlo, -
Vlrelnla Tell
Seventh race,
nlle! ,
Rimtnp nrod
,iy riumotr u . .i
10T
two-year-olds and up, l'j
.1
Tcacy 10i 'Thrift 105
Borneo .. ,...v,l! Fairy Pflnce . A .104
IfcVlonel Valentine, 11Q 'Royat limp.) ..,103
1 'eApprsntlce allowance clalned.
veamerP visuuri hcs, iwv.
Nine World's Series Games
to Be Played This Year
Cincinnati, ()., Sept. 11 Nine
games will be played In the world
scries baseball games this year, as
against Fcten last year. August
Herrmann, chalrmnn of the National
Commission. nnnntinced today.
Herrmnnn said a majority of the
clubs of both the National and
American Leagues bad ratified the
recommendation that nine games be
played.
cxnspernting things wherein Slim Sallcc
is such n past master. He walked no
body, he fanned only one man and he
pushed bis slants over with nggranting
fceience, only seven scattered hits re
sulting. The Phils seriously threatened
the plate but once In the fifth stanza
and then the big chnnce was spoiled
when Bancroft tried for home on n
bounder right into Sallee'g hand-..
Hogg pitched n tidy game for, Cra
vath, nnd would have won most any
other time. Hut his pnls failing to
Hock their hits, Hogg was doomed to
the block and inulil not save his bacon
At that, he came within six inches of i ;
srfvlng his chops nnd cracklings.
In the fourth round Paubert singled.
Itoush ensued with n two-bagger. In
this emergency Hogg grunted grimly
and shot them over. Out of (.even
pitches to Neale and Kopf six: were
strikes, nnd both these proud collegians
hit the ozone. He had Pat Duncan
going the same way for n moment. Then
the stocky kid soaked one. It went
just six inches out of Bancroft's reach,
and two runs, the only tallies of the
gunio, came rattling home.
Phil Paragraphs
nllo o mn tcA ur(t h t. n HI to Stltrt culil
HctBk'h pitching looked so tempting he couM
not resin
Tim Hed lnflelrt was mainly responsible
for the failurp of the PhIM ntrflinut Sailer.
All four of the InfleliWi: performed prodl
plox, maltlnK -itops nnd catches th.it ver
almoit on the verge of Impossibility
Tho Hrds are still bad on the double
steal, both when trjlng it nnd when blocklnc
It With Duncan on third and Wlngo on
flrt they tried to work It in tho nrenth,
and Duncan never started for home till
the ball was actually on Us way back to
the plnte.
Iebourvenu Taa the only Phil to get
more than one lilt off Sallee. The stocky
pollti also stole a base and mado two neat
catcheH In left field
Sailer has given onlv eighteen basos on
balls In twentj -fhe fujl games That's
pretty nearly a record for a left-hander
Hogg did not contribute his usual hits
The- Ited Infclders gpt In front of everything
he w harked.
The- flnlnji of the game wan a huge gurgle
Cravath decided to bat for Iuderus, and he
hit tho first one Sal threw with all his
weight. Sal tried to duck the whizzing
liner and ran away from It. The ball took
the long pitcher right where he wears the
coat tails of his evening suit, and knocked
him flat. And then It angled right on! him,
went on one long hop straight into Dauberl's
paws, and ended the game while Halite sat
on tho grass and wondered what had smit
ten him.
Up-to-Minute Marhs
of Leading Batters
AMERICAN I.HAfll'K
G. A.ll. It. It.
Cobb, Detroit tin 444 17 tin
Jwkon. Chlraeo.. 124 4(12 c.) as
slpr, St Irfiifls . ll 4.1U Kl 151
Vcnrh. Detroit ... 124 47.1 7S 1(11
recklnimiliih, N. Y. 103 3K3 HI 12S
Ave.
.3:i
.K.V1
,:un
.114.",
.331
NATIONAL I.IIAOI'K
(I. A.ll. K. II. Are.
rrntnlh. Phillies.. 7 211 .13 71 .33(1
ItoiiBli. Cincinnati 122 4H7 07 14D .311)
Hornshr. Xt. IaiiIh 122 40 r,7 139 .309
Mfllsrl. I'IiIIUps.. 119 4H7 AU 144 .SOX
droll, Cnrlnmitl . Ill) 440 78 135 .307
Scraps About Scrappers
THERE will be a boxing show nt the
Atlantic City Sporting Club tonight.
Wild Burt Kenny nnd Leo Houck, n
brace of rugged iniddleweiglits, will be
the wind -up battlers.
Slntcbmaker Herman Taylor has ar
ranged this supporting card : doe
Stanley vs. Walter Ilcnnic, Little Bear
vs. Bobby Do)le nnd Jock Perry vs.
..Toe Christie.
It was reported that Battling Mur
ray would be s-eeu in the slioie wind-up
nest week.
Tlie wind-up at the National opening show
on Saturday night will bring together Terr
Martin, the boy who surprised Joey Fox In
Uoefon a few weeks ago. and Frankle Brown,
the fighting New York featherweight
Mntahmnker Jack Hanlon will send Johnny
Buff and Patsy Wallace Into the National
semifinal, Willie Hanlon and Louisiana
clash In the third fray The other bouta
follow Whltey Fitzgerald va Allentown
Dundee and Al Bell s. Mike Mahoney.
Jack Ward and Kddle McAndrews will do
the battling In tho feature bout at the first
indoor show of the season at the Cambria
Club tomorrow night. Willie. McCIoskey and
Jimmy Brown do the entertaining In the
semifinal The other bouts follow: See-Saw
Kellv vi. Ueorge Ward, Toung Kllpatrlck
a uia cnnis ana rranKie .May s. rranklo
Cltary.
Johnny Kllbane and Frankle Burns come
together In an elghl-round engagement In
Jersey City on Tuesdny night It Is reported
that Ktlhane has been matched to meet
Kddle Morgan at the National one week from
Saturday night
Ilenny Tonnrd and Johnny Dundee battle
again on ihe night of September 17 when
th.u i-,3l. In a a,th,..niinl -. .
..HHftrn jup ivriaii taurn joe Iienjamm nnil
Johnny Mealy takes on Freddy Reese in th..
;.-.; - ,.,.... ..::. .";.."."'."" '
preliminaries, -
Johnny Tillman will nee no nenlce In
tho "East thin jear Herman Tajlor, mana
ger of Tillman, returned from Minneapolis
a few days a?o, and made It known that
Tillman was too much In demand In the
Middle West to do any flshtlntr In the East.
Tillman has an offer for three matches In
Seattle. Tact ma and Portland
The promoters of th, Minneapolis Boxing
Club is reported neeklne t arrange a match
between Ilenny Leonard and Johnny Tillman
for the first of next month. Leonard neer
has been seen in one of the twin cities,
and as Tillman is a warm home favorite
the match Is likely to go through
RACING TODAY
HAVRE DE GRACE
Harfor County. Handicap
$5000 Added
and 6 Other Races, Including
a Steeplechase
Special Pennsylvania Railroad
train leaves Philadelphia 12:34 P. M.;
West Philadelphia, 12:38 P. M., direct
to course.
ADMISSION Grandstand and pad
dock, $1.65. Ladies, $1.10, including
xvar tax.
First Raee at 2:30 P. M.
POINT 1IKKK7.K VKI.nilKUMK
TONKUIT. 8:30
Ylsltlnc Knlrjhls Truinlur don't full to sm
th. DitrrdetlU In Artlon
Special IS-Mllo Motortmrrd M.trh Bac.
JIADONNA. CARMAN, WILEY
rrof. Sprint Match Kncf. 3lcNarara ts.
Spencer. llckets f 5c. (toe, 11.10. Jnc.war tax
TROEH FAVOR TE
AT WESTY HOGAN
Last Year's Champion Looks
Like Best Bet for Title in
Shore Classic I
CHARLEY NEWCOMB ABSENT
Atlantic City. N. .1.. Sept. 11.
Theie is n big collection of stars here
today for the big event of the annual
tournament of the Wcsty Hognn
championship.
There are eight events of twentj
tnrzets each holding the attention of
the nearly three hundred entries here
today. The last century of target
count for the championship. Prank ,
Troeh, Pacific coast champion, who won
this competition last year, is again on '
hand. He cleaned up cstcrdny with
liis grand total of 15!) out of the llill
tnigets of the day and looms up strong
ns a contender to repeat.
I'"ili Professional
Oeorfce N. Pish, who wns lunner-up,
to Troeh Inst xonr in the championship.
is n professional this year nnd will not ,
be considered. Frank H. V right, na
tional amateur' champion, wns third lat
fall. He is also here. There are a i
dozen state champions on the Held nnd
several perfect runs are expected bx the
end of the dav. There hnve already
been several century runs since the I
tournament opened on Tuesday. I
The Philadelphia contingent is dis
appointed at the absence of Charles II
New comb, who was expected up until i
the last minute yesterday. Business
again denieil linn tlie pleasure oi ai
tending. Ncwoomb wns banked upon
to enntnin the Pennsylvania squad in I
tlie state chamiiionship race nnd nlso the
eastern team against the West in the
annual intersectionnl championship.
Crotbers Leader
S. M. Crothers, of Philadelphia, was r, . u it n A
cted in his place, nnd he proved nSpint Of Half Decade AgO
elect
worthy lender. Crothers did bis share
toward helping Pennsylvania regain the
championship by smashing II!) out of his
century of blue rockc. Pennsylvania has
held the state honors for five out of
the seven jenrs the feature has been
held.
Tlie Kast jestenlny won a comfort
able lend in the three-day championship
competition with the Ye.st. They have
a margin of twelve tnrgets for the first
day on the Westerners. J. G. Martin,
of Harrisburg, is coming to the front
nmong the big stars of the tournament.
He went straight in his last eighty
tnrgets yesterday and fin"is.hed a tie for
feecond high gun honors for the day.
FREE-FOR-ALL TODAY
I Star Speeders to Meet In Special
Event at Syracuse
Syracuse, N. Y., Sept. 11. Six races
are carded for the Grand Circuit here
this afternoon, with a special free-for-
all pace us the big feature. This will
bring together Napoleon Direct, l:."0i5 ;
Directum J.. 12:01V.; Hen All,
l':0:Mi, nnd Direct C. Burnett, 2:02'i.
Ypstcrdny Echo Direct established n
new world record for four-year-old
geldings, covering a mile of the -.07
trot in 2:05',. .
Higgins Outshoots Evans
Hamburg, !., Sept. 11. A large crod
ii HinriH-ors shm .Martin juggins, or ht
Clair, defeat Thomas i:-nns of Mount
Plriinanl, In .1 II' -bird Hliootin- match fcr
J2."(, u side near here yeaterdnj. Illogliis
scored 10 out of his 14 flyers, while Laes
tlnlsht'.l wllh 7 out -of 13 birds John
Clemens, of York farms, challenged the
w inner.
Ball Game Ends In Riot
reilrlrktonn. N. J., Sept 11. A baseball
Rame between Pedrlcktown and Bridgeport
trnnn hero last evenlrn? broke up In a riot
following a dispute over the umpire's deri
sions A crowd of fans rushed upon the
Held and several lsltlnR plaert, and fans
were so ruuKhl handled that they needed
mtdfcal attention when nulot was restored
Vineland Blanks Millvllle
Vlnrland. N. J.. Sept. 11 ivinelnnil
Hanked Millvllle here yesterday before 5000
fans, S to 0, taking: the first canip of tin
m rles. Stelneir had an educ on MrKmu
allowing hut five hits. Dick Spauldlne'a
great running catch, plcktnc tho ball out of
the dirt, featured the Ranr
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
. AFRICAN LKAGUE
Detroit nt Philadelphia -Clear.
Cleveland at New York Threaten! nr.
IM. Ij1iin i hwfiioii nuin lino Giinirm.
Chicago at dhlnCton Cloucl (two
ramet).
NATIONAI LH.OUK
rhlladelpltla at I'lttsburBh Cloudy (two
camen).
e tttK ni i nieaicn iirar.
lt.ookln at ht. I.ouIr ClouUr.
IVTKRVTIONAIj TK.GLB
Readlnc nt Nenork Cloudr.
inranio i iniriirr tmuuy una ramewr.
YESTERDAY'S UESUI-TS
AMERICAN I.KAGUK
, ..li.h . ,..ni k
Mi.e,ii. . a.cnu..., ...
Cleieland, Si Nework,
fMiljim). Hi Sew York. 2 IwrnnH mm!
Others postponed,
NATIONAL LKAGUE
Clnrlnnatl. 3l rhlllleti. 0.
St. Lonlit. Hi llrookbn, 8.
New York, 7i Chlraeo, 2,
Others postponed.
Phila. Jack O'Brien's $
FALL BOXING COURSE, 3 moi.
Details, yellow pare S31. I'hone Hook
15
. is. tun, ioi ii wuriri lt
Enroll for rtoilnr Tournnment Sept
90
AMATKl'K BOXING TONIGHT
Eastern Travelers' Club
4231 llaltlmore Arrnur
All Cliiftfrit Admission SSe
National Track and Field j
Championships, A. A. U. i
C.nKATKST flATHKRINfi OF WORLD'S
t'HAMrlON ATIII.KTKS O.V RKtOKI) I
Franklin Field, 33d and Locust Sis.1
Friday and Saturday, 2:30 P. M. .
Tlckcta on al lit (ilmbcl Ilros.. Npnld.
tniH' and XVanamsker's HiMtrlnr floods More. I
Kesrrvrd Heats. $1.10. (icneral Admls
slon, SSc.
Come see Jole Kar. Hob ttlmnun. lVmb
yo... etc.. In nrtlnn.
oi'knino SHOW
NATIONAL A. A. ATjVp.SO
Al. Hell ts. 3Ilk Mahoney ' '
WW" .'!.,,Kn,W T"' AllfiitoBB Dundee
K. O. M lllle ; Ilannon , I.oiil.lun
'atr nallac xs. Jolinnj' nuf
Terry Martin vs.Frankie Brown
Tlckcta at Donathr'a. 83 B. lit st.
SHIBE PARK, TODAY 3:30
Last chance of 1919 Jo see Ty Cobb and
famous Titers plat" here. Templars are
welcome.
ATHLETICS va. DETROIT
Heat 30e, B.,r, g5e tind 91,10. In ad
mnre nt filmbels and Hpaldlncs,
PALACE RINK
SOIh Market His.
Skatlni Aft. Et-
THREE MEREDITH SELECTIONS IN
imMii 1 1 im i hi iTrnwirrfsTe rn .ktb
-. i v r- .
I WIJ. V VERBAL BOUQUETS
i m? m
K' .W i - r ,-r
s . I &,.' x ' -v.. I
aA feteAf .-f VliV
PivT
VlP-PONkLD '
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-- VX a. KJ VXllVx
OF 1914 RESURRECTED ,
Prevails When A's Soak
Tigers With Six Runs in
Ninth
TILLY WALKER IS HERO
By EDWIN J. rOLLOCK
rpiIK ghosts of a year gone by came
from out the misty, low-hnnging
black clouds that canopied Shibe I'nrk
vesterdav. The snlrit of Collins. Ba
ker. Melnuis. Bnrrv tloated through
the heavy atmosphere Enthusiasm,
tnat long nas been ilormnnl among
tlie xxntcntui-xxaiting and patient I iui-
aueipuians xvas kitKiieu 10 a living
tiling. Connie Slack's one-time great
hall club seemed resurrected and light
ing once more in those glorious series
of jestcryenrs against the Tigers. By
mere might of mace this regenerated
club rose from the chnos nnd smote
Detroit n crushing blow in the ninth in
ning for a tl-5 xvin, after entering the
llnnl frame live runs in the rut.
What a ball game! It started like a
pinli tea nnd ended like 11 riot.
There xvosn't any fighting at Shibe
Park last night. All the blows were
struck in tlie afternoon
Connie Mack docin't imokc. hut he's
taken a ynat liking fnr rcciuits.
Wnlker Wonder
TIIIMncklets played a great part in
tlie downfall of the Tigers, but
Walker xxas the xxonder of the xx'orks.
I lis wicked wallop wandeied into the
left -Held bleachers in tlie ninth and
chased in Burrns with the tying run
and carried him home with the de
ciding tally. The kids started the ruin
ing rally, but it took txx-o old heads,
Burrns nnd Walker, to bring it to u
successful finish. Burrus'g triple pro
duced two of the half dozen runs in
that delirious Detroit drama.
It didn't look like a Detroit nor
Dnuss disaster till Tilly toiled.
i Duuss rausod n lot of strikers to
I im nnf. hut thrrp uns no hloodshpri in
, . . , , . .
tho not at 'twilight
.no
I
ll'rtA'rr didn't want that homtr any 1
me than Moore trants AIooic votes.
i
j l"ir'" ra,p
TT1UU7S how it liappi'iiod :
Wingo,
i I i
first up, pushed n singlo into
i right. Oriftin hnled n triplo down the
j 1 ight fipld foul linn. AYidro entered
with tho first A's run of the same.
Open
Evenings
1007
Market St.
- Our Famous
Caps, $2.00
ARE making an instant hit
with the smart - dressed
men, who always wanted caps
of quality and distinction.
Smlleru liave a reputation on
the leader In cap styles, Large
variety In plaids, checks, over
plaids and fancy mixtures.
SMiygok
Tlt aror Attt.e.d'
1007MarkcbSt.
151.156-158 No. 8th St.
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today
J&'CSJ
N TION I. I.F.(ll K
(llih Moil I'M I' I'. Win l.n.e
t'lnelnnull K7 10 ,QM .OSS .(ISO
en Aork. 77 HI .0211 .flitl .(121
( hlrngo IV, .-,M .528 .5:12 .Hit
I', It-Lurch ,;:, ill .".im ,5111 51m
llrookbn 1,0 01 .lt .isx .ISO
llosto.i ,n 71 .lis .lis .410
St. lands 40 T ..ISO .385 .S77
rhllllrn II 77 .Sill .174 .S5H
AMKitu i.i:.ori:
Chlrneo .. SO 44 .045 MUI t."5
(letrlitml 7.1 51 .5H .502 ,5K4
Detroit 71 54 ..MIS .571 .5(1:1
New York . 1 50 ,511 .545 .5SO
Nt. Unlit. .. Ill 00 ,510 s.524 t..'.08
llost.ni . . 00 0J ,! ,5O0 .4K4
M'llshinglon.. 47 7S .570 '..ISO -f.S7ll
-Pllt
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B3' j
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.510
.4112
,37H
Athletics . SI (Hi
Mln two, tlione
.271 .2HO
wo.
272
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tus, ,mlsRP,i tl( Welsli's bouncer iind,Mlt ,llis charm we nil hope to see dan-
..i.ii,, (;in,,,,. f, .1 Wnio.. iSrllbn
iwii) inri'cti xx cisii, liriiun
Strunk- waxed Dugani, but
I. Burrns lifted D.ikes's
ITRistCi,.,
nnd walked. Burrns lifted Dikes's
wood nnil suiiinr ,1 .hi .. D.n.ss ilellv-
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came the shun of Wnlkcr nnd the few
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an Athletic ten,,,.
Sherman's march through Georgia
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l1Mll rll HI ll HI I !
I IUIIUL.U III I Ll III J
Conqueror of Francis Ouimet Is
Banqueted at North Hills
Country Club
nCTC mUIICU UIICU" CTIICP
utia Muan-nuan oiurr
lt SANDY MrMIlMCK
i:eihodi piesent hurled sweet cr
hi'l hniifpiets at t
bend of .1 Wood
... .... ,. ,, , .,:i,, i.,.t
Plait, local golf hero Inst night but
" "" , ' V ,;. TM,, I
nncpcisnn He was. oo.ll latt
I hex gaNcadniner last night fnr tie
me weeks ago. at the North Hills
...
ountiv Club More than n hundred
golfing meiubcs gathered to slle the. About !)0 per cent of the college stti- '""" ''"' "- ""'' "," '"'" "'
lender., Philndelphin links juggernaut. Ments in the llnst do nothing dining ?'r"' . ''.' -'l"la"tie standing of
'Tor use on the sidebo.nd when ,oujtno ,11111Illrr ,,. , ,,,.. ,,.?. '' P'nyw " '" previous year -in col
take the plunge." be.imed ti.e chnir-lion. nni, ,nst of these want to -on- lrK,','' , Hip rntinnt mny have beener
miin us three men eased a great che-l I tim.e this Mwatinn .,mil r,. ,l, J '"',l"1 "r 'ave left echool. )et be per-
of ,siler into Wood)'s l.ip.
"Just a
simple token Hon, tlie emu.
Hold." cried another member, pro-
dticing a golf ball with 11 broad bund of
cold nimini! it "Take this, my box. It s
tlie kill with xihiih )ou beat Ouimet.
On il you will hud this fact Inscribed.
It will nexer he of further use lor
mnshie shots. In fact, it's mined for-
excr. Iinksienll speaking. But 1 trust
it will alwa.vs remain n proud memento
of niir coiiquests.
And this, spoke up H. I'. t-rccn- ,
I ,, n,,l Int.. tutor nf till inpfllll lit 1.11 1,11.
' 'though crippled from n sprained tinkle
nt the time, "this is hush-hush stun,
I.""" ;
I nrP K",nB cast '""'
member sh-h. of the
iB"K a,,nl1 on "'" ,osl ,,ow l""' -,u"
will soon be n
member sli-li : ot me louge.
To which xx oouy repiicu mat ne icu ,
... ..I ,., .. .. ll.nl l.n ..no mi,. r
111..- II IF",, .1.11. ...... ,-- -
. ,,
' '".'" "lt('1- .,,lub.tl,.r.0"i:r h.a". ,.l.RO,f:T
I but be appreciate,! all tins Mini tnougiu
from the members, Man) speuUers nnisi
.. , , i i
j to tell of A ood, s game so,,l ,,, he
I throes of a hitter golf mutch, l.f the
perfection of his shots, the terrors oi a
national tournnment, of what Woody
bad done for I'hilntlrlphiii golf, eke,
man) llntterin gthings indeed.
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I "THE UNPAHDONABJ.E SIN"
COLLEGIATE TENNIS
ON AT WRONG TIME
Small Entry hist Proves
Tournament Should Be'
Stuped During Scholastic
Year
SEMIFINALS PLAYED
Y SPICK HAM,
rpiU: lliirl -sixth nnnunl iiitprcolle--
guile Invwi tennis tournament will be
over tmlny after Chniles S. tint Intnl.
lale ilefvats Kill, Iteiil in the Kinglet
and with his pnitner. K. . IImwK
tnKes tho measure of Mor.e mid Sim
i mons. the other Yale team, in doubles
Not onlj thai, but the eient should be
lover forever unless the- ns-.ni iation
.changes the time of holding the toinna
Inient. If n careful vtud of the situn
'tion liml been made no inmc inoppin
tune tune 1011I1I bin e hem i Ixe-eu than
''"' l"lr " September to Iml
",,s ,'"ll'''' ",1,lis toiiitmment Then-
is "rM 'enson why the meet mould
either he held late in the full or in the
the enih part of September to minimi
'sptinc and no reason whj it should be
held just befoiP the opening of the
collegiate j cur.
It is eident from the slim entry list
tins anil all seasons, for that inattei.
that the time is not right, otherwise
there would be at least a hunch nl en
tries from twenty or twentv (ie col-
,rK(,s- The reason why so few i olleges
,. on(01. tpnills nt ,,lis lltl)(1 )f (11,
venr is that there is nolmdi at the col
leges to ihuose (lie tennis and make
Ihe entries, rurthermnie, if this weie
done
the chances of cen locating the
lllnJ0rs ,,, ,, u,rJ
i""." ' " " '" -'. '!.... .i.i..
,, ,,,,, n ,, lnr.at(.(, , 0(,(,4 ,
icmotc. and if
ll0, 'nlll,l all tie located the odils are winner hearing the title of the current
t,mt , ,imJorltJ .,,, ,, ,,, to ,rar , rP.rntt.r COOR(.? A mnn
)f ti(,m ,iavnm,Blt ttin 1P lhninp1)lislp th, BM.
" '"- i " -
mm ! t.i m if
noni i in iiriuioiis
jljpfnrc lollcge opens. They dn not want
Muni will not cut then i.iciitinn
shot t
to enter a tennis tnuriiiiiiient.
During Ihe present torn nnineiit al tin
Slprinn Crii l,i t Club the clns of phi) crs,
with the exception of Church Cnrlniid.
was exceedingly pour. It was by no
means a rep, rscntntixc hunch of college
tennis plaiers. The fni t that the I'ni
versit) of I'enns) Ivniiin could only get
three men to phi) in the sjngp when
four were entered shows how foolish
;t j, to try to hold an intercollegiate
n. nnl of .Ilia limn K, n I'llimrt,,. pnnll,'
m,l nn official entrv. .1 W. Dudley, of
Washington. D. C. entered under the
Swaithmnie colois "on his own hook.'
,ls " l",c "
he put it No otic al Swnrthinnre
told him to enter nnd his entry xns not
w, ,,, in ,(,, in., ,nn . ,,,
) ine ..unci..- ... .sinus s,,,,,,,,,,,, m
Nil IIP, IIIHIPD
,ii. nniii.; i.
Technically Dudley had no right ln I
piiniiipi vi'.
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Intercollegiate Finals
Will Be Played Today
Till: finals iii the singles nnd dou
bles of the intercollegiate lawn
tennis tniiinaiiient will be plnjcil to
day on the cluiinpionship turf courts
of the Mciinn Cricket Club, Haver
ford. Chnrles S. (inrlnnd. of PittS'
burgh, representing Yale, will meet
Kill. Heiil. of Conn II. in tho singles
and l Jnrlnnd and Ilrtwks. of Yale,
will meet Morse nnd Simmons, nlso
of Yale, in the doubles finals
following aie the results of the
semiliiinl matches pin veil esterdny:
sirii,i;s
Knk field. Cornell, defeated J.
VV. Dudley. Swnrthmorc, 1 IS, (i '2,
(!-". C. S. C.nrland, Yale, defeat
ed K N Hawks, Yale. T 5. 7 15.
Doiiti.ns
(iitrlnml nnd Hawks, lale, de
fealcd Ilelru nnd llanighen, Har
wuil. l!-:i. (! I
Morse and Simmons, nle. defeat
si Kaltenhai h and Herndon,
I'rinceton. (i L" (5-2.
phi) in the tournament nnd but for
the fact that nobod) bad a chance to
win except fjnrlnnd it Is likely that &
pi otest would hare been made, nnd It
s certain that it would have beentsus
taineil. What .Might Happen ' '
Theie is another point that makes the
inteicolleginte tournament at this tim
of the )nir ridiculous' V.cn if tht
entries are miiile in the proper way,
what iisMiiniicc has any one that the
mini .isMiiitiif-i- nas nnv one inaL inn
ncnrinB ,ho (it)(, of l0 (,urj.ent
...... - ,.....-.. u.-. ... ....-k.- i.-au.
iitnl 1 nl twit nttnliil onilno-n I In r hn ntliit
.- ................ h, .... ..... ".
m'tted under the present system to rcp-
resent his college in n national nthletfc
iI'M'llt.
' If the tinip of tlip tournament xvere
"hanged to siniie time during the scho
lastic xear. the entrants would neces
sarily be in good athletic and scholastic!
standing and the Merion Cricket Club
would be nssnred of haling a represep
tative bunch of men from man) colleges!.
As n final argument against having
the tournament pln.icd at this season,
it comes ns nn nnti-climnx to the all
romers at I'orest Hills, consequently
does not attract the general interest
hat it otherwise xvould.
There isnipinint custo mthnt prevails:
al the Merion Cricket Club. Whenever
there is nn athletic exent on, n pair ot
husky plainclothes men from City Hall
are sent out to take care of the gate
leceipts. This happens xxhethcr there
, , . .
are going to be any gate receipts or not.,
G.H.P Cigar Co.
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