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EXPLOSION OF BOMB WELLS NO SURPRISE, EVEN IF BECKETT DID CAUSE THE EXPLODING
CARPENTIER HASN'T
MET DEMPSEY TYPE
jYor Has Jaclc Tackled Fast, Hard Hitter Like Georges.
, . . T.T n r r t m
1 1 utile to juage Doxer oejore mgia lest.
Squires and Wells "Flivvcd"
Ity GRANTL.AND RICI3
Tim flllipr Half
. r.xi J i
yOU uftP because your jiyiu jo iwoi,
jd mourn the wreckage of iour
a, Hit ucrc the final cost
That life could gather from yoiirsoul;
nit, chut of him within the strife
Who. in the dream pan of life
'M ftoi o PVn '" "',-
You lioh occausc your dream has
flown , , ,
riO rfrffltit lo '"" ',f'- niost
And lice the ticiliaht irith a moan
That Itaas to " '"" ""
imi Ml the' pain you think complete
lTlo. ihe hn! road's endless heat,
IlOS had no orcomj iu uriuii..
Eirly Judsmcnt
Jl'DOINO n lislitrr .before lie lias
received n rigid trst is always a use-
... llllf-ltlPSX.
When Hill Sotiirr-H enmc to Amcrira
.. .i tin, .Tntfrlno fllr Allltrntlllll
looked to be 100 per ojit nectarine.
"I nf'fr snw n better looKltif pro
-..i i' rntnorLml llnh I'flerpn wlillo
ttn.lrir.clne a phort while ago. "He was
liz and fast he bad a (dashing wallop
md br- Fcemnl to know the game. I
took Joe Thomai down to look him
over and boxed n round or two. "He's
I tough bird." Thomas paid later.
"Make no mistake about that."
Squires impressed others much the
..-I nv Vnr wlion lift mnr TAmmit
fame n"J ' " ...-- .
Burns the latter stepped up, rapped
Squires on the ridge of the jawbone
mil the entertainment was over in u few
tecondn.
Vou Can't Tell
NO, YOU eau't tell. Bombardier
Wells looked to be a wonder when
he firft reached United Stntes soil, lie
vms big unl fust and extremely clever.
He could ul.o punch. He knocked Al
rlzfr for n goal wltli u hook that
tame near taking Pnlzer'n roof nuay.
But Tatar wentliercd the hurricane and
laorked Wells out.
There nic manj elements that figure
in the make-up of a heav weight cham
pion.
Power, stnmiuH, weight, speed,
punching ability, defensive oleverncss,
ability to take it, fighting Instinct,
reach these alt must be weighed upon
the vales.
Carprntier lias courage, sneed. noucr.
the fijhtlug instinct aud other impor
tant ingiedieutis.
But whether or not he has the
weight, the power and the ruggeducNH
to overuirow a jjempsey is another
ii ess.
urpentier tins never jet met u man
of the Dempsey tjpe. Nor for that
matter has Dempsey ccr tackled any
fast, hard hitter mich a Carpentlcr ii.
80 It's all n guess. Just a miens.
Hans and Ty
THIS Is Ty Cobb's fifteenth season
as 11 regular, 1000 being classified
as his debutante campaign, although ho
worked a few games in 1005.
Hans Wagner In his fifteenth season
led the Natlonnl League for the last
time, although he still persisted for
several more seasons in batting .1100 or
better.
And Cobb in bis fifteenth season is
both jounger and faster than Hans was
iu his fifteenth session.
Cobb has started slowly, but after all
it is generally tho finish that counts.
Outdoors
You don't have to put any poetry in it,
Writing about the birds jki Inetr
singing;
The call of the lark every sitver-dciocd
minute, '
The belli of the little brown thrushes,
clear ringing,'
The tinkle and tone of the redwing and
linnet.
Tho mockingbird's melody sweet on
the air
Tom don't have to put any poetry in it
The poetry's already there.
You don't have to put any melody in
it,
Writing the icau of the rivnina river.
Seeking the sea, where the little tides
spin it
Onward and onward with , blue tcaves
n-nuivcr.
The wind through the wheat, soft and
low event minutes.
The soft giahing cedars where dim
twitiqhti fare,
You don't have to put any melody in
u
The melody's already there.
QUSM:U," writes E. K, G.. "Is the
best first baseman ; Kddle Collins is
the best second baseman : (I roh and
encr are the two best third basemen
about no-no but who is the best
shortstop.' In jour opinion, isn t the
leader either Eerett Scott or Ilabblt
Maranvillc?"
Last season Roger I'eckinpnugh not
only fielded brilliuntly, but batted ocr
.!i0O, thcrebj becoming the game's most
Milunble shortstop. Nineteen twentj
will have to brand its own product, the
battle being between l'eck, Maranvlllc,
ftcott, llollocher aud Hanciott.
COIIH as n joungster needed little
spring t milling, but Time has
already (oeked one eje in his direction,
insofar us the wajs of jouth are con
cerned. For een Cobb can't lead the.
march forever.
Copvrlaht, 1930, All rights rraened.
HE IS SHADED
BY PETE HERMAN
Albany Red-Head Gives Cham
pion Tough Timo in Eight
Rounds at Olympic
H LOUIS If. JAI-TU
labez White, a red-head from Al-
iny, N. V.. unit UenrllH" It'.lln Irnnlru
'towed siiffiiient form to proe no pink
jja boxer ngninst the bantam champion
uriii in uie nrst elglit-roum!
iu ne singed nt tlie Ulymnin last
iirtt. .t t. finish P-tey Herman,
tn a m t 11,1.1 l.l 1 1 1 ,,.. '
.l. 1 'i ; ' ""'""; mwer up, was
y to hop from the lings a victor bv
o'f of tho dual frame sacd the titic-
i inuii a draw.
After In !,,n l.t .., . .. ..
lis k.i 1 . h - uunoM 10 mow away
.. ,l i'"'"' "Miner irom Ainany
tt ;r"l,m s;,",lt,'Il''ns .White for
-- i"ii tii 11 in 1 11 nil nnii t nut !.
a i.. .1 . ."".-.' "";"" "lrmnu.
hinii.,.. V '""". "own and taKiT
hint. Z .1 ",SJ ,"l(1 1,('-''"n take
h.'S.M''-.1!"1 'w roumlH that
ataV" 'l1""'" 'W-coir. Awn-
mi r "' ,IM inner pait of the
nhbrreT0r',n".,,,,f:1 ""man to corn in
ailnTC'r.1" 'i1',"1 "lnn and still ic-
T en U.""n "'""' ...
'Win In VhA ' .""Bun to slacken up
' her nr rMPn,lV "Ul1 b-v "PW'lne up
toeelntU' ,n ,ml rnl -Tubs"
TX f,Uu.:'n.rrm,Nine !'c gap to n no-
w the nr.fi . " . ,p BonR mounded
il frame fiV" ,hp ,,Ninn'''- ' ""
4 en? C ' Wl"jw thiouuli on the
l"i He,,,., l ,s j,llht, wlmt "Tinun
i. ... j"st ubollt "buded Jubez in the
,TL .' tuts slight ,!,i-
fiaro"Kv;.or)'fot";t;ha,u',
nw; r,"1 ..." po"is
'ss. """" "ll um one pound
i ,TfrrT MelTuBh. nr ah,,.,,. , ,
lOt Of (IllSM ,,J 1, ""," BCll
' from In vii d he"0" a Imrd bat-
dpbla V " . '" " l"" " i'lila-
'iKklea Ii ," " m, fo",rtl1 r""l over
" on S,' ''7,' whc "''"'roo Lou
'MriionY1 1 bol'.t- IUlpy WBa
out tPJ."rp K. 103, out.
'ejnolds 111 ",' ',.-. and Leo
nil. Iitt ' "' ,lrow with Young Coi-
Trla Rn.si... r., . .
ru..,. -"""' "iscaraa Pitcher
llurchlro""' M?l(,11 Tho rflei, of Tm
'"el.,rt bd.ebl elubV ""'
Binglcs and Bungles
A'a homo today.
Won lire out of eleien on (be roud. Not
w had.
I'lve out 0 elrven lor an aitraae of ,i!3.
Not so bad aoaln.
LOCAL STARS IN
SEASHORE GOLF
Styles, Clarey and Piatt Phila
delphia Hoadlinors for Atlantic
City Tournament
rirowni aro with us tnday.
uh sott an they used to be
They're not
-J3yC'ATIONAi.
th Nmm
Kur ... . '
ftiwLirileH . ,,. . .
In. til1"' I to a ""oVi. aTan? ,or
E. ?.? intJni. I,,?r,..,,L" Nlltht
an:.7.,5H rwisjjjjpw.
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Frdn -l Ihnne Walnut 3
wi wr in .t '
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. rondiVf'Momi7TT.-4J
M. lAtip nlajrrN hind their rjrn Killed nn
flmt iKiNltlon. The) Ml Iw touil, bird to
tO(.
T.onka n. if the A'h have their eues clued
011 lat flare, but the Tlaim arc tnuah ani
uialu to stop.
PhllH lmrj flopped to nlxtli pIhp?. It'll bo
neventh plmo If thoy loao todny nnd tho
uhtus win
H wiih Hurry llnnxr's flr( Mnrt In llo
ton e.lfrd,i. .some Murt. Our A's cot
onb two lilts.
It icai a orcat ilau for Itarrui. Aside trout
llaruer, Horner had four hits, tu,o of whtcli
were double.
Welsh nnd Durns wfre the onlv member
of Mr ihlbo'a ball club who could hit Har
per safely.
I'lills' loslnc HlrenU this nNnn hu rrnclied
only nix Htrnlght. but tlie 'em a chance.
Sroon' jounc yet.
Durino the Itltl ramenwn our Trills IojI
rMrloen Iu a row Holer. Ilaic to ao some, to
tie that record.
Nenr-rlot at I.chlith-I,afaottf same its
terdnv I.ooka If the collmlans are be
Elmilns to play blar-leanue ball.
CiKrv Hlencel bad n (50 fine pn.tort nn Mm
by I'rraldent Hardier. Cuaey nlll remain
quiet In future (amen.
Vlll Klllefer also luta the same plaster
soaked en iliu for talklna too much lo urn
litres.
mil IlMPffner. the local ratchfr who la
wllh the Plratm, la In thla tlty on uccount
of tho Illness of Ilia father.
HrnniiH had fifteen hlta eterday oft
Ilutb. but the Indiana won unjiioH.
Only three comet in tne mayors yesterday,
lut If weather permits, cieru club will be in
nrllou today.
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' andjoamforiabfc
w0Qr&
tomorrow night will lie tlie lait
cnanee to Kct tloun for the annual jrolf
tourney at Northfleld of tho 'Country
Oliib of Atlantic City. Tredcrlek C.
Hobbln-., seeretary, then will close the
book, of ,vhat nlrcad l0 k8 t b
Cl nlff, .ntry
.lhiInclpliin will send tl'irce stars
ifc- n .n loU of Inurels last year for
rQu.Hk,r City- Klc BtylcH, world's
champion marathon golfer, who was
runner-up h,st Par l the KPrlnK lour
e w P ay and so will Kddle Clarey,
)Ii.?, i0?, ""' fnl1 tournament, ufter his
E ,.fyi .tl! n?Ionnl, where he qualified,
ut to Trancls Oulmet In the first
rouua after a cloxo match. J. Wood
llatt another golfer who shone brll
IA i S in. tb.e national by going to the
semi-hnaN, Is entered.
Besides this trio, any ono of them
good enough to win, there will be a
goodly entry list from this dlstrlrt,
particularly from Ur.la. George Hoff
ucr, I hlladelphia amateur champion,
is iiiiiiblo to get away for the tournev
proper, hut i,n ,, in ,uti, ,i ,,. ,.
reaslioie ionise on Saturd.ty, in time
i"iii j iu tne naniiicap event. The
held is motly called upon to beat
Matirico Ilislnv. hn nlnvo n rnmnrl.
able gayie on his own links. He's
usually medalist, nnd he's always down
there closo to tho finals, If not tho actual
wmucr.
.7. C. Plirrln. nf Hie. KnftAnnl T.!nVa
Is entered, and .7. S. Worthlngton, the
English player, also will ntnrt. The
metropolitan field is unknown, but
strong players 'from that district are
nlwajs on hand. All the matches aro
eighteen Holes, with the same to quali
fy Thursday. There are prizes to win
ners Of all fllchlM and dcfcntril oltrlitn
The course is open to contestants all
wees anti Sunday.
f.ansdowne Country Club opens up
nrxi rsamrnay witn golf, incdal-plaj
handicap, right after luncheon, nnd
hones to wind tin n nerfeet. ilnv ulinn
the last saxaphone sob dies away at
midnight at the eud of the informal
dance, which will be nreceded hv n
big club dinner. The club is uot making
h uenuiie urive ior new memuers, nut
it is en(leaoring to establish n per
manent iuembeihip which will be a real
am in cnrrjitig out the progiessie plans
of the club. The )ncmberhin fee will In
cut !! half for a month, nnd particular
attention win oe paitl to tmiwiiig up u
junior ineniDCrsuip.
. Local women golfers will play their
first indititltial touruey of the season
nere i-ritlaj. when the Claiencu II.
Gelst cup tourney will get under waj
at Overbronk on the lompleted eighteen,
hole course. The women's chuiunlnn.
ship of I'hlladelnliia will be played a
wcck irom .uonuay.
JUMPING PLAYER RELEASED
Beall, Toledo Absentee, Sent to
Nashville Today
Toledo, 0., May 11. Itelease of First
Baseman George Heall to the Nashville
club of the Southern Association was
announced today by Roger Itresnnhnn,
president nnd manager of the Toledo
American Association club.
Beall was under suspension. lie
played In the opening gnme at Indian
apolis and then jumped the club for
reasons not nnuoiinced here. Ills where
abouts for several days was not known
to local officials.
It is understood thnt rush nnd nn
other player are Involved In tho deal
with Nnshvillc. Bcall's home Is in Chicago.
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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
ANOTHER one of Marcus Wil
liams's elimination lightweight
bouts will bo the headliner nt tho Au
ditorium tonight. Tills bout, between
Johnny Mealy and .Tack Toland, will bo
of more interest than previous elimina
tion competitions, because it will be an
eight-rounder. Georgie Mecnan and
Philadelphia .Toe Welling a pair of
Seventeenth ward rivals, will meet In
the other eight-round tonlest. Three
sixes on the same program follows:
Young .Toe Bradley s. Joe Wright,
Johnny Hnnlon s. Bohb Herd and
Johnny Ujion vs. I.nwrcncc Dougherty.
Harry Miller, a lightweight boner, who
established a reputation boxing- In tho A. Is,.
F., Is to show in professional boula In thla
city. He la to appear at the Uermantuwn
A. A. within two weeks
A mlddlewelitht matrh between Soldier
Karparakl and Frankle Matulre will be the
headliner at the Cambria I'rldav night. Other
houts arranged by Johnny Hurna are. Johnny
I'liizrl a llllly Onnnon. Ueorge ninrkbiirn
. Battllnic Manton. Vouiib (Irlttlth .
Johnny Ducun and Sammy Uolden e. Bobby
Allen.
llatlllne Murray la flnlshlnK up a diligent
roureo of trnlnlns for hla return match with
Jimmy Wilde, to bo put on us tlie feature
fracaa of u apeclal show at the National
1 llUrD'Jtty 1IIB111. .1,1V .VIII W HII ,-,llvluit..u
mix, us will bs the following three bouta:
Hank MeOovern a. Jaik Terrv. Joe Neleon
waa inirouuccu ttt inn .jiiv. imoi iiikih,
and lie wag greeted with a (treat ovation
It wan announced that ho would resume
a, nave Astey and Al Thompson va. Frankle
McManua.
Jlmmr'Mj'aon, a bantam, la to box under
thi colors of N(r Ilnyea In the future. MR
ays Mrson la a mighty tnlte and that ho
will mako the small scrappers In thla locality
hustle.
nillr Hllverman has clinched a bout for
til a southpaw, Harry Smith, with Tommy
Cleary, of Manayunk. It wilt be one of the
elght-rounders at tho Auditorium next week.
lYnnkle llradler. retired bantam boier,
has been a clnsn follower'of boxing. With
lh Indoor season about to close, I'rnnkln Is
f:olne to awltch hla Interest to baseball
Icing In the haberdashery game. Hradley la
going to pnsent a. allk shirt lo ball players
bitting home runs during gamea played on
tho Phillies' Brounds,
.Johnny MrT.nathtln has been matched bv
Willie Edwards to moet Jack Perry at
Wheeling W. Va.. May 19
Kid VtllUams. former bintatn champion,
boxing on the night of May 24. when ho
will meet Patsy Johnson at Bhlbe Park.
nltf-nanf Knlpli llrudr will clash with
Joe 1lpllU In the opener at Khlbe Park May
24 followed bv the Williams-Johnson match,
and bonis between Johnn Kllbano and
Harry (Kid) llrown and 1nw Tendler
I'ddlo ntzslmmons Tho Kllbanc-Drown
match will be a six-rounder, with the other
bouts each eight rounds,
Jimmy Coaler, former lightweight boxer.
Is now managing a. gymnasium In Soutli
Philadelphia Among those training there
aro Jack Palmer. Hobby McCann, Kddle
Ij-nny, Joe Augatta, Tommy Murray, Frankle
".rurray, Jlmmv Mendo and Hobby Woods.
liobbr MrCunn'a next bout In Philadelphia,
may bn with Johnny Murray, of New Tork
Pete Moran is negotiating for tho match
now.
JntU Palmer and Frankle McMar
booked for a ten-rounder at Mount Carmel,
Pa . June 4
I,ew Minsk Is belnir trained hv hla mini.
bit. Joe Knlan for a match at the Audi
torium in tno near future.
A nalr nt njrwelffhtN who havA !n ahnvr
Ing well In bouts at the Iiljou nre Ilohbv
vMiae ana wnuey uurK uacn la A 110
pnunder and both are belnc handled by Joe
Miller.
righting Joo Rmllh. who says he was
middleweight champion of the United States
niiw, is in Phllly seeking scraps and
shekels.
Joe Juvkfcnn is. Willie Mrrioskey will be
the main mix nt tho Clcrmontnwn A A.
1hureda night Other bouts: Eddie timer
s Mirtln Judee. I.lttle Har a Ray Bel
iront, Tinirr.y Hudson Tom Sharkey and
nillv Johnson vs Young Ramatchl.
COLOR GAMES TOMO.RROW
Penn Charter to Hold Twentieth
Annual Contests
The twentieth nnuual color contest?
of the I'enn Charter School will be held
at the school field at Queen T.ano to
morrow afternoon, nnd from advance
report! this year's carnival will embrace
more entries than ever before. More
than fiOO bojs will exhibit.
Every boy in the school will compete
in at least one event. Tho boys are
divided Into sounds of Blues and Yel
lows. The Yellows already hold the
edge, having scored "8 points, against
t'2, in tlie gMimastlc events held pre
viously. O. II. Mitchell is school leader
of the Yellows, and M. G. Miller, Jr.,
is captain of the Blues.
The program consists of thirteen
events, in addition to the ilng-rnising
by the alumni. It is said that a large
group of the alumni will be in attendance.
Harvard Beats Mass. Tech on Track
Cambridge, Mass.. May II Winning eignt
of thirteen first places and makinir a clean'
sweep In the hurdles enabled Hanard tn
defeat Massachusetts Institute of Technology
nn the lattcr'a Held clcrday afternoon, tuu
to MW Dick Whitney, the aophemoi-'
hurdler, was the only man tn win two ctents.
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66.15
67.80
76.60
80.35
84.05
Ckannal
Traad
Carinas
Cord
35.851
39.95 J "M
49.05
50.45
51.65
53.75
55.20
58.20
59.60
61.C0
68.95
72.35
75,70
"Ton
Tealed"
Tuba.
Regular
MM
3.00
3.50
3.80
5.20
5.25
5.50
5.65
6.80
6.95
7.00
7.10
7.30
8.05
8.50
8.85
Highest Quality and
Moderate Prices
go hand in hand in Vacuum Cup Tires
and "Ton Tested" Tubes just the re
verse of what dealers tell us is the im
pression entertained by many people.
This perfect harmonizing of highest
quality and economical prtcea results
from a perfected factory organization
operating in an ideally modern plant,
which uses every possible improve
ment and labor saving appliance. Ever
growing production is marketed under
a zone selling system which holds sell
ing expense to minimum.
"Ton
Ta-Ud
Tub
Extra.
hTT
Con)
Trp
3.75
4.40
4.75
6.50
6.55
6.90
7.05
8.50
8.70
8.75
8.90
9.15
10.05
10.65
11.05
Compare the prices of Vacuum Cup Tires
and "Ton Tested" Tubes with those
of ordinary makes. Pennsylvania
prices are standardized net, uniform
throughout the United States. P-v no
more for Pennsylvania products do
not expect them for ess.
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Vacuum Cup Cord Tiraa, 0,000 MiUa
Channel Tread Cord The, 9,000 Miles
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