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SHEA BROKEN-HEARTED
BY DEFEAT IN "440"
Great Panther Runner Sobs
After Being Shut Out in
1 Heat of Title Trials
lly KMVIN .1. POLLOCK
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A In tlic corner of the dressing room
,t franklin Field late yesterday after
He was crumbled In n heap.
HOOD.
JJ Rliotllticrs were ui'ui jur iiuvrn, up
teld two flaming check in the heels of
M hands while pcrsplrntion trlnkletl
down from his forehead over his twitch -
Into the palms of the trembling hands
Bnc could easily imagine tenrs stream
inr The lifts of his shoulders, perhaps
ctuwl by short, Jerky breaths, might
tare been sobs. Fellow nthletes ofTered
srmpntlij", but he would have none of
it He paid not the slightest heed to
he words of comfort spoken to him,
tor to the sympathetic pats which often
Ml on his broad back,
"It was Frarik Shea, the remnrkablc
auarter-tiiltc champion, of the, Univer
sity of Pittsburgh, n mnn who two
renr ago enme within one-fifth -of n
Mcond of equaling Ted Meredith's
world's record of 47 2-Q seconds. '
ghut Out In 440
Two years ago .Shea could have given
my man entered in the quarter-mile
rice at the annual intercollegiate games
cn Franklin, Field today five yards and
beat htm to the tape, but yesterday he
ts 'hut out in n 40-second hent and
was the twelfth man to qualify for tire
wmlfinaN of the 220-yard ilnsh.
Shea ran blame no. one but himself
for the position in which ho hns been
tilared. Here is the story of his failure
In the 440-yo'rd trial :
The runners came out of the chute
nith'Rhca setting the pace like the Shea
of 11)18. His lengthy strides ate up
the spare to the tape nnd he rounded
Into the straightaway still in the lead.
Bob Maxam, of Pcnn, wus on his
How the Tiger Athletes
Qualified for .Finals
lOO-yard dash Tlrown Clark.
s;o-yaril dash Drown. Clark.
410-yard run Stevenson.
gun.yard run Murrey.
120-ard hurdles Krdman. , Trow
triage, Massey.
2jn.ard hurdles Erdman. Trow-brIOre-
Masaey.
Shot-put Halsey.
Hammer throw Spears.
FIRST POLO CONTEST
FOR WOODQREST CUP
Philadelphia Country Club Four
Clashes With Point
Judith Today
This fiftcrnoon the Philadelphia
Country Club polo team nnd the Polut
Judith quartet will open the Woodcrest
run. series at Halo. The game today
will begin at 3:30 o'clock. As the
weather conditions arc idenl 'for the
, fame, it is expected that a big crowd
of polo enthuslnsts will turn out for
the contest. The polo field at Bala can
be reached by taking the park trolley
to Woodsidc Park.
The winner of today's game will
meet the Hryn Mnwr four on- Monday
afternoon in the second round. The
Bryn Mnwr tenmiis particularly strong
with Hobcrt E. Strnwbridge, Hobert
E. Straw-bridge, Jr., Hodman 'Wana
naker, 2d, and George II. Earle. 3d.
The prizes for the winners this year
are bigger and better than ever. Be
idn the cup which Is donated by Mrs.
Mill there will be individual cups to
the victors.
FOUR SMITH GAMES
Plays Scott-Powell Today at Home;
McKenty to Pitch
Marshall E. Smith & Hro. baseball
team plays Scott-Powell this nfternoon
it home. Mnnnger Frank Caroll will
Mad In McKenty and Gault ns his bat
try, while the Milkmen will use Hare
f md OTtrlen.
Following this gome the Smith team
IH tackle Doylestown, of tho Mont
ornery County League. In n Sabbath
dav game on the some grounds.
Krsklno Mayer will twirl for the
, epith team, with Scott, of tho Jcr
y City team of the International
wawe. holding the big mitt.
.Memorial Day finds the boys playing
''""Die-header. Tho morning game.
"l be with the Rex A. C. of Wash
"Won, D. C and tho afternoon con
test with tho ICBU tenm, of Ardmorc.
Breaks Golf Record
Normn Maxwell, the former North and
Wh champion, and Mrs J V Turnbull,
"winning the mixed foursomes jesterday at
"nott made the lowest stois
,. .. .Sucnt B" event, returning a grosa
iki. . wnicn ry low men Player
: J f "core over the phamplonsblp
wie, The. cardi:
ftf J'-??11 -ml Mrs. Turnbull
fit K??,r' Stuckey
fir S."."pa nA M. Justice..
fij Ktmblt and Mil. Taylor. ! .'
8r fclJf ni1 M1" Dell
' "tt and lire. Smith
)f HlMr- M"hn
Mr .J'fon nd Mra. Klelaher
J i l and Mra. Il.ti.
f V?kr!!on ,nd " Tenney , 1)3
Mr .nAnT.n nM "" Klllott . IIH
Mr .B,ir.,a,'r. nd Mrs, Olenn 101
itr ii&a"- oia.. .... .. 11
Mr ?! !. Haratow .112
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Feature of Camden Bouts
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SI??,:! drew with Sam Kati In alx i
r""linff AlaCk (1rUf tulth Unmmu MuhU In
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turn S,.1"" arew with Sammy Nable
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in Major Leagues
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FItANK SHEA
Pittsburgh's champion, who was
shut out of tho Intercolleglato
quarter-mile yesterday
shoulder, but the famous Panther held
the picture of today's test in Ills mind's
eye nnd he eased up. He let Maxam
pass mm. Uriscoll, of Boston College,
came nnd pnssed him. Shea was satis
fied to qualify In third position.
Then enmc the big mistake. Instead
of keeping on Driscoll's heels he slowed
up more. Glancing over his right;
snouiuer, lie saw no one near him and
npjmrcntly there was no reason to in
crease 'his speed nnd spend Ills energy.
Hut 'on his left side sped nn ambitious
youth Dcmmlng, from State College.
Hemming Victor
Hemming breezed by the Panther ten
yards from the tape. Shea gave n
starred leap, but ho was rnught fiat
footed. Too Into he lenll.cd that lining
on his oars Is expensive. He put all his
effort Into his nttempt to catch his state
rival, but time and distance were to,o
short.
His spirit broke and his sticngthl
gone by tlint one Inst cuort, Shea hail
little left for the 220 trials. He was
third in his heat and that qualified him
to compete in the hent for third men.
Ho was beaten In the latter heat, but
two men qualified so that he will run
In the semifinals of the furlong today
Frnuk Shen could give Dcmmlng ten
yards, yes, fifteen yards, and beat him
in a quarter nnd, oh, what he would
give for the chance. Hut tho Inst
chance is gone. Shea graduates in .Tunc.
It was his Inst intercolleglato 440
championship race.
Frank Shea, one of the greatest
quarter-milers America ever has pro
duced, has no chance to race for title.
He lost to a mnn far inferior.
Frnnk Shea lost, but who will say
he was beaten?
Collegiate Qualifiers
in Track Classic Today
lOO-vnnl iliih I'enn. It. Hmlthi I'rlnre
tnn, Clnrk nnd Ilrowni I.nfnsette, I.eeone.vi
nuta-ers, lie Mlltt Cnrnell, Mlnur: Stunford,
Klrknry ami Wrllsi lliirinril, (lourdlni Yale,
Jonrsj Columbia, (iriirbt Dartmouth, hhrl
liurne. 220-)iird ri.iRli I'enn, Dim la. It. HmltJi nnd
Mnxiimt rrlnrrton, Chirk unci llrimni Itul
cir". lip Witt: fnllfnrnln. Ilrndrlnoni or
nrll. Ilmiaon nnd IVItrri Ijifnjrtlr, l.ernncyi
I'enn Stute, Drmmlnci ritlluircli. Mien.
410-ynnl run I'enn. iiitiifon. Kliy nnd
Mnxumi t'ornrll. John: llolnn Collrse, DrlH-
rolli Irnn Mute. HenimlnK: iTiiirew,.,
Stetrnaan: frurune, Soudrr: (,'allfornla,
Ilendrlaon.
8RO-juril run I'enn. Ilrnnn nnd Kbr:
Cornell, Mayer: rrlnrrton, Murresi Ijifny
etlr, Crwfordi I'enn Mute, HIileldMj t'oliim
Mn, Hchreiker: Ciillfornln, .Hprott: Yule,
Beed.
120-jnrd hurdlea I'enn, Hmnlley nnd I'.
Smith: Cornell. Hmlth: I'rlnrelon. Krilmnn.
TroMlirlilEP nnd Mnaney: Dartmouth. Thorn-
aom Myrnruae, Kllla: Ntnnroru, tteuai luie,
IlrtTellincer.
290-yard hurdle I'rlneetn. l.nlmnn,
Mitaarjr and Trow brldise: Cornell. Smith.
Wntt nnd Illrkfnnl: Ilirinioulh, Thnmaoni
KutKera, Meyer; (Stanford. Welli; Hyraeuae,
I'.IIIM.
I'ole viiuU I'enn. I.ander: Dartmouth,
Meyers nnd Jourdani Yule, Webber: Ilar
iiird. Hnrwnml: Culirornlav I'rterMin.
Ilroad Jump Venn. I.nnilrrn and Dnvla;
Ilnnnrd, Onurdln: Slote. Way; Stanford,
Templeton: Cullfornlar Merrlinnt.
Hlfh Jump I'enn, Ilnmptnm Ynle. I.nn
doni Stanford, Templeton: Cornell, Itamaey
nnd Lathropt Clark, Amher;t.
Khotpnt New Vork Unlreraltr, Conn:
Dartmouth, Shelbuma: I'rlnreton, nnlaey;
Cnllfornln. Majorat Holy Croaa, Dlrnoni
Ilrnwn, Nlchola.
Hummer throw Calirornla. Mrrrhant;
M. I. T., Danilrowi Dartmouth. .Weldi
I'rlneeton. Speera: I'enn M.ite. CubbiiKe:
Ynle, Arnat.i. ,. .
Number oualllled renn, Iffi Trlnreton,
14: Cornell. Ill Dartmouth. 7: California,
7i Stanford, (1: Ynle, Oi Stole, St Iliirtanl,
3: Rutnera, 3i Lafayette. 3i Sjraeuse, 3;
Columbia, Si Ainherat. Iloiton Collrcr, N.
Y. V.. Ilrown, Holy Croa, M. I. T. and
l'ltCiburgli, 1 each.
BAN JOHNSON HERE
Will Make Effort to Prevent Players
Jumping to Independent Clubs
President Han II. .Tohn&on, of the
American League, Is here today for the
purpose of mnklng plans that will pre
vent players in his circuit from jumping
to independent hncbnll leagues. Han
stated this morning that he wns ex
pecting .John Ilcydler to come over some
time today and that thoy probably
would formulate a ruling thnt would
suspend every man for three years who
jumps from cither major league.
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EVENING' PUBLIC
PRINCETON CUP
FOR FRANK
Pioneers Capture Their First
, Baseball Title Beat
R, C. n, S,
Scholastic Athletic
Schedule for Today
INTEIWCHOLA.STIC I.KAOlin
YKSTERDAY'H UE9UI.T8
Innkforil, 18 mtliolle llltli, 13.
Central, ti olllea.at. 3.
CATHOUC IIIOH SCHOOL MIVOUE
Vlllnnota, 13 West Catholic, 0.
OTjIKlt (IAMI-,S
LanMlnmir, Oi Kndnor, 1,
Ulclley I'urk Illilr, 12 t WllmlnRtan
Irlendu, 3,
SCHEDULK FOR TODAY"
QermanlowTi Illitli nl Olrnril Colleae.
lllanotu at I.u Sallr.
V. I. I. 2d nt (llrnrd 2il.
rtorrliitonn at Coalenvllle,
TRACK
Radnor ut Louer Merlon.
TENNIS.
Central nt Hnterford I'rep.
Radnor nt Northeast.
I ruunford nt Ylllanoia.
(ienniinlonn nt (lermantoun Acndrmr.
Ciimdrn at Cheltenham.
INTERSCIini.ASTin IJ5,OUK
ST.VDINO
rrannforcl lo 3 .833
llermantmtn 0 3 ,7ftO
rteat I'lilludelphln 7 .S8T
Joutliern 7 r .H83
Sorllieait fi 7 .417
Centrtil 4 H .333
lathollfl 0.13 .000
CATHOLIC lllflll I.IUOUr.
.. . . . STANDING
(. Jokeph'a 4 2 .r,n7
llllannvu 4 3 .007
A et Catholic 4 4 .300
atholle 3 .420
La Salle 3 A .285
Frankford High School players won
their first Interscholastic League base
ball championship this season. The
final game with Catholic High decided
tho winners of the Princeton cup, the
Frankford nine making n ninth -inning
rally for four runs nnd winning by a
score of IS to 12. Catholic High had
the lead. 112 to 1). in the eighth, nud
for u time tilings looked gloomy for
i rnnitiorti.
In tho ninth inning Bingham started
the ball rolling with n home run.
Itelnlckc singled. Grensbnch singled.
Roinioko and ('ransbach scored on
Whin ton's double. Whartoivscored tho
winning run on Ford h error of Wot
tor s croundPi' and tne I'rlneeton cun
hoonied up before the Frankford fans
mill plaers.
(icrmuntowu High students naturally
took much interest in the contest as a
victory for tho Purple and Gold would
hove given Gennautown a chnneo for
the title. Tho entire student body at
tended the game and rooted for emb
olic High. This was one of the best
series in mnny years, nnd Frankford
hns Southern nnd West Philadelphia to
thank to n great extent for tho victory,
for these two teams upset Germnntown
High, lenders for n long time. Then
Frankford spurted forward and by
playing consistently succeeded in
reaching tho top.
Central High defeated Northeast
High, 4 to .'!. This was the last league
gulne of the season, Germnntown High
finished second, while West. Philadel
phia and Southern nro tied for third
place. Upsets were numerous, ns few
of the league followers expected Frank
ford to come through, nnd Catholic
High, ns yesterday's game with Frank
ford indicated, was much stroncer than
tho result of tho Purple nud Gold's
league season would suggest.
St. Joseph's Preparatory School won
tho Catholic School track and field
championship with a score of 4.1 points.
Oakes. Devine nud Uradley proved a
trio of star performers and they f.0011
put tne Crimson and tiray in tno lend.
Onkes won tho 220-yard dash, the
nuarter-mllc nnd tied in the hnlf-mile.
He was clicked at 52 2-Ti wconds for
tho qunrter, which is fast time for nuy
of the high school lads. Thou he ran n
neck-and-neck moo. with Devine. of St
Joe. in tho bSO. which wns also fast
time. 2 minute 1 1 second).
McGovern. who won both tho shotput
and tho high jump, wns Catholic High's
star performer. Carton nlso made nn
excellent Knowing. Ln Salle and ilia
nova did not have strong teams entered
in tho meet nnd were outclassed.
Vlllnnova I'rcrw defeated West Cath
nlio Hleh. 12 to 5. in the Catholic
League ganio jesterdoy, and ns n result
are now tied with St. Joseph's for first
place. The game furnished a hurprlse
lv reason of the one-sided score. Alln-
nick's wlldnees wns responsible for tho
(lofent, ns ho wolkeil twelve men, nnd
Vlllnnnvn lilt him nil over the lot.
Lnnsdowne High walloped Iladnor
High in 11 good game nt Lnnsdowne,
Pprrv. tho Itndiior twirlcr. was off form,
Ho wns knocked out of tho box in tho
third iuniug. when the homo tenm scored
four ruus. .Milllken. Dickinson, Lyster
and Livingston excelled for Lausdowuc
High.
BROAD JUMPERS
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to. - , nt "3 feet R Inches was the best
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ttDdlPmilAiBfiPitlA', &OTURDAT, MLA.Y 29; 1920
NAVY OARSMEN WIN GEORGE W.
rnpn' PS
The Annapolis eight, coached by IMcIianl Glendon, Invited for tho first time
Clillds cup race, took adftintago of the kind Imitation and won the cup on the
photograph shows tho Princeton eight coming along in second
CROTHERS LEADS
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Chestnut Hill Wizard Runs 112
Before He Registers Miss.
Donnelly Stars
Lakcwnod, NT J., Mny 20. Steve
Crothers, the Chestnut Hill trnpshoot
ing wizard, wns high over nil com
petitors on tho second day of the Lake-
wood tournament. Crothers car
ricd a run of fifty-five over from yes
terday and continued it to 112 before
he registered his only miss, leaving
ninety-three to carry into the final 100
tomorrow.
Hen Donnelly, of Chicago, continued
his phenomenal shooting with only two
misses. He is still leading the field five
down on tno 300.
Senntor Gooro" Gray, of Philadel
phia. wns right after the living leaders
today with n loss of two in l.'O. Ho
had sixty straight and did not miss
ugnln until enrly in the last event,
this mnKos prospects briclir for n
thrilling three-cornered race over the
finnl 100 In tho morning. This compe
tition will represent the Lakcwood
championship nnd the Maplewood 100.
Klins Ilall.of Torresdale. was a con
tender for Class A honors, hut 140 wns
only good tor fourth place. (. S. Hunt.
of Hoston. redeenyd his low score of
yesterday by loading tho Class It shoot
ers with 147, and for runner-up L. II,
Davis. Hoston. nnd E. U. Woodward
of Westfield. N. J., tied. John Fon.
tnino, the popular Philadelphia gunner,
was u close contender.
P. II. P. Randolph, Jr., tho home
stnr, again shot into a tie for first hon
ors in Class C after losing in the second
event. The snoot witli W. A. Lindsay
carried over from lostprdnv. will decide
tho ownership of today's trophy in the
nrst event tomorrow with .1. It. Iinnner,
of Chicago. Kach had 144 breaks. The
low-class winner was It. W. lingers
of Itiverton, N. J., with 142. Second
place was nlso tied with Dr. F. K. Hris
tol, of Philadelphia, and C. A. Urown
New ork city, the honor men. with
138. John Philip Sousa, tho march
king, who is nenr tho closo of his Das
time season, displayed far better form
toaay ana excelled in tno uiymnic event,
wnicn Closed the program for tno day.
PIAZZI FRACTURES WRISr
Is Forced to Quit Bout With Gannon
at Cambria
Although Johnny Plnzzl, of the
Seventeenth ward, had all the better
of four rounds of hi scheduled eight
round bout against Billy Gannon nt
the Cambria last night, the latter gets
credit for n technical knockout because
Piazzi was forced to ictlro owing to
n frneturcd wrist. Tho nccident oc
curred when Plnz.i hit Gannon on the
bend. Gannon weighed 130 pounds and
Piazzi was five pounds lighter.
George Wurd, ISO, was defeated by
Frank Harson, 1SH : Freddy Turuu',
I'M, stopped Tony Daniels, 1.10, in tlio
fourth ; Kid Wagner. l'J.'i. won all the
way from Johnny Morgan, 120, nnti
Hnrry Kid Kruo, 1.12, stopped Larry
Williams, 1C4, first.
Binglcs and Bungles
Sow that Tu Cobb has ailed o lar to lead
Die tmerlcaii I.cauuc hit! rj. (t ts rumor'd
In Ditroit that h a stated to lead the Tioers
ni manauer. There's iiothinw u strong at
naWf.
Jimmy I.kea waa there all the. while e.i-
terday BCRlnst Vt aahlnKion in ire mick .hi-
Fr?
artment he registered a slnKle nnd a double
journey to tne Kuitaiiercna.
Tno spnaniR tndny at Shlbo rnrk, Viral
mime ut HSO p. ni.
The Sorthtoeat Protesiioxala want n name
for tomorrow ulti a Irjt clan club away
from home,
Till nfternoon tho rennajltnnla nlno meet
Cornell nt Itliocn.
Our poor Phlla irot It asraln yeaterday right
nt tho Adnm'a apple line. And -the Giants
did It. 4-0.
Jaitnocr (Invvv went I" to vinch hit, bin
rtrii thie vilphtv club uuj harmless aaalnsr
llubc Helton's thoots.
Tliiiu far lh nniplirt hate miide no rullni
on the shimmy bull.
Vm, the Kanka rtaUu won without a homer
11 Jiufh. The lied Box were- the victims, 4-,
S3MfKZ32l5S
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tCTUOll UVINIIIU UUiniiKS
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
Open Ev'is. No Cham for Alterations
M SOUTH 8th -ST.gs
LAKEWOOD SHOO
How Pcnris Athletes
Qualified for Finals
ino.vard dash It. Smith
2'JO-yard dash It. Smith. .Maxam,
Davis
14ii-ynrd run Mnxam. Guntafson, Eby.
Sfln.yard run Eby. Ilrown.
l'JO-yard hurdles Smalley. V. Smith.
Polo ault Lenders.
Ilroad Jump banders, Davis.
i Hleh Jump Hampton.
Tennis at Plymouth Club
Sixteen of th bt tennl playera nf thla
vicinity arn playing In tho Invitation doubles
tennis tournament ot the ri mouth Country
Club at Norrlstoun. The mitchea besan
yesterday and "111 continue through Memorial
bay O 13. PflnKat and J A Merrltt. ot
Huntingdon Valley. weroVho victors over A.
Plccolet and K. It. Finn, of Onvod. In
straleht aets. the scores bolnic fl-n. 0-4 Dr.
P. Ii. Hawk nnd O. C. Shafer. Cnwvd. won
from P V. Olbbona and O. It. Powell, Cyn
wyd. In stralsht sets by srores of 0-1. 8.(1.
B. M. and I,. II. Edwards, of Merlon, and
N. Swayne and P. Osborne have" a lea; on
tho cup.
Pittsburgh, 4; West Virginia, 2
MorrantowTi. W. V''... Mny 20. The Uni
versity of nttaburBh beat went Virginia
v. finrHnv 4.? ln it noorly rlaved came
Pllt rot three runs In tho seventh on three
scratch single nnd errors by I.jtle and
Lcmley. thereby sewlnc up tne came,
Subject to Chang
MONDAY
AI.IIA3IDRA
12th. Morris
(s)
Passyunk Ave.
Blanche Sweet In
The Hushed Hour
I,I,KflIIENY tsl
Frankford and AlleBheny Avs.
Marv Plckford In
Pollyanna
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52d and Thompson Sta.
AKCADIA '
Choatnut below 10th St.
BALTIMORE ,., . '
vBlt St. and Baltimore Ave,
Leah Balrd In
The Window Opposite
!'rnnt Washburn ln
Mrs Templo"a TeleaTum
Violet Hcmlns
Tho Cost
BELMONT
B2d above Market St.
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Mabel Normand
Mlckev
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Broad bt. and Snya- Ave.
Lucv Cotton In
Blind I. tne
Marv Plrkfdrd In
Polbanna
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Chance
CIU1AIC
eoth st.
(s)
V S
The
and Cedar Ave.
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CENTURY
Erie Ave. at 6th.
(a)
Constance Blnney In
Erstwhile Susan
COLISEUM (s)
Market Bet. 89th and OOth.
Olive Tell In
ri Without Queatlon
COLONIAL , . A
Otn. and Maplewood Ave.
(s)
Oeraldlne
Woman ami
EMPRESS
. Main St..
(s)
Mark Twain's
Huckleberry rinn
Manayunk
FAMILY
1311 Market St.
()
Charles
The
SAIRMOUNT , . .
2flth St. arid Olrnrd Ave.
(a)
Seue HoNnkawa In
The I)oll's Claim
FltANKFORD
-1715 Frankford Ave.
(s)
Man- Plekford
Polljnnna
J6TII 8T. THEATRE
Below Spruce St.
(s)
Harrj
The
GREAT NORTHERN
Broad St. at Erie Ave.
(s)
Oeraldlne Farrar. The
Woman and thn Puppet
IMPERIAI.
60th and Walnut Sta.
(s)
Marv Plekford
Pollyanna
IRIS ()
Kenslntton & Allegheny Aves.
A"nette Kellermann In
A Daughter of the Hods
JL'MHO
Front tt.
(s)
Charles Hay In
Alarm Clock Andv
and Olrsrd Ave.
LAFAYETTE
Kenslniton Av.
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William
l.ea
ft camoria at
LE.IER
41st St
(s,
and Lancaster Ave.
Walla' e nld In
The Hindu' Fool
llroiiTst. and Columbia Avs!
Julian l'ntlnge In
Tho Adventuress
LOCUST K
(I2d erd Locust fHs.
(s)
Boy Stenart In
The Sauobrusher
MARKET ST. THEATRE
SS3 Mirket Bt
(s)
Wallace Held In
The Danrln' Fool
tlODEf, ,
425 South St.
(s)
Tom Mix
Tha (.olone
NIXON , . .
B'.'d and Market Sta.
(a)
William
I.eao
OVERBROOK .. . . . ''
Aid St and Haverforfl Av.
Duatln Fai
A Man's
PAIACE
1214 Market St.
(s)
Marv Plekford In
Poll anna
ntlNCESS
1018 Market St.
()
Clara Klmn.ill Young In
The Forbidden Woman
BEOENT
Market ft.
(s)
Enid Rennet! In
The False Fioad
below 17th.
BIALTO
Qtn. Ave.
Robert Warwick In
Thou Art the Man
at Tulpehocken
BIVOLI
62d and Sansom
(s)
Merle Doro In
Twelve Ten
Sts
UUHY
Market St. bslow 7th
()
Will nosers In
Water Everywhere
SAVOY
12H Market St.
(1
W. 3 Hart In
The Toll Qate
SHERWOOD (s)
S4th St and Baltimore Ave.
Violet Hemlng In
The Cost
STANLEY
Market above 16th St.
(a)
Norma Talmadgo In
The Woman Ulves
HTAR
()
Constance
Two
jenainaiun
I Lehigh Aves,
STRAND ,
Oermantown Ave.
Murv Plekford In
1'nllsannn
at Venango
VICTORIA
Maritot 8t.
(a)
Tom Mix in
The Daredevil
above Ninth
ITE8X ALLEGHENY ()
20th Ut. and Allegheny Ave.
Mark Twain'
Huckleberry Finn
theatraa marked fsl obtain Dlctuxea
MvlvwM before ro4MUaa.
CHILDS CUP
Ledger l'hoto Service
to participate In the George W.
Schuylkill river last evening. The
position at tho finish
ASCENSION IN PLAY-OFF
Meets St. Carthage for Soccer Cham
pionship Third Time Tomorrow
Never before in the history of the
old Knglish game of soceer has It been
necessary to pitch two teams against
each other three times to decide who is
the better team, but such is tlic ease in
the Third division of the Allied League,
where the Ascension soccer eleven nre
in n deadlock with the St. Carthage
squad.
To determine the winner these two
tenms will meet ngoiu tomorrow on the
Wolfdcn Shore grounds nt Cardington.
to piny ofT the tie. On both previous
orensions they have played the full time,
then extra periods and finished still in
n deadlock, the firht score being 1 to 1.
while on Inst Saturday they battled n
gnme with the extra periods to a 3-to-3
finish.
Matty Ryan, the Ascension conch,
feels he will come through the victor,
although tho West Philadelphia eleven
hnve the same confidence. The kick-off
will take place at It n. m., with Jimmy
Wnldern or George Young holding the
Indicator, and two neutral linesmen.
PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF MAY 31 TO JUNE 5
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
TUESDAY
nianche Sweet In
The Hushed Hour
Marv Plekford In
Pollyanna
J Warren Kerrlean In
Tho Dream Cheater
Brjant Washburn in
Mrs Temple's TeleRrnm
In
Violet Iteming
The Cost
In
ln
Mabel Normand In
Mickey
Mabel
OIIe Thomas
Out Yonder
OIIe
Out
Mur Plekford In
Polls anna
Mlllc's Why
Ynur Wife?
Cell r Mllle s Why
Chuime Your Wife"
Hart In
Tollffote
W S Hart in
The Tollgate
W
The
She
The
Elaine Hammerateln In
Oreater Than Fame
Olive Tell In
I.ove Without Question
Farrar In
the Puppet
Oeraldlne rnrrar in
Woman arrl the Puppet
Mark Twain's
Huckleberry Finn
Chanlln
Blnlt
Houdlnl In
Terror Island
Boy
The
Violet Hemlng In
Tho Coit
Man Plekford In
Pollyanna
1
Harry Morev In
The Sea Blder
Oeraldlne Farrar The
Woman and thn Puppet
Morev In
Sea Blder
Luck
ln
Marv Plekford
Pollyanna
In
Annette Kellermann In
Daughter of the Oods
Dnrothv Clth In Mary
F.llen Cornea to Town
Ilusell In
It to Me
William Russell In
Leave It to Me
Oladvs
Mother
Wallace Bclrt In Wallace Red In
The Daneln' Fool The Daneln' Fool
Hope Hamrton In Clnlre Whltnev In
A Modern Salome Mothers of Men
Boy Stewart In Hoy Stevv.irt In
The Sugebrusher The Sigebrusher
Wnllaco Beld In Wallace Beld In
The Daneln" Fool The Daneln' Fool
Tom Mix Elaine Haminersteln
The Oclone The Woman Game
William Bused! In William Busell In
!,eave It to M Leave It to Me
Murk Twain s Mark Twain's
Hueklebrry Finn Huckleberty Finn
Man- Plekford In Marv Plekford In
Poll) anna Pollyanna
Clara Kimball Young In Violet Hemlng In
'ihn Forbidden Woman The Cost
Enid lnnett In Knlrt Dennett In
The False Boad The Falao Itnad
Tourneur'a Olive Thomas In
My Lad's Oarter Out Yonder
Marie Doro In Marie Doro In
Twelve Ten Twelve Ten
Mollle King In Olive Tell In
Women Men Forget Love Without Question
W. fl Hart In Olive Thomas ln
The Toll Gate Out Yonder
Violet Iteming In Nazlmova In
The Cost Stronger Than Death
Norma Talmadca In Norma Talmadge In
Tha Woman Gives Tha Woman Hives
Constance Talmadge In Marie Doro in
Two Weeks Twelve Ten
Marv Plekford In Marv Plekford In
Pollyanna Pollyanna
Tom Mix in Tom Mix in
The Daredevil The Daredevil
iMark Twaln'a Mark Twain's
Huckleberry Finn Huckleberry Finn
nuB! In
It to Me
mm In
I'lsht
Talmadge In
Weeka
throurh the BTANLST COUPAITT OS AMERICA which la
CHILDS CUP
DEVELOPS
Middies and Priticeton
Leave Pennsylvania and
Columbia Oarsmen Far
Behind
NAVY WINNER OF CUP
lly SPICK HALL
fTIIIK Childs cup race, which went
A into the custody nf the United
States Naval Academy crew for the first
time when they shot two lengths nhend
of Princeton nt the finish Just nbore the
Columbia avenue brjdge over the Schuyl
kill nt nn enrly period resolved Itself
into two races.
Although tho I'niverslty of Pennsyl
vania eight got n fine stnrt, it soon be
came npparent that the speedier strokes
of Princeton nnd the Nnvy would carry
them through in one, two order, nnd
that the Ked and Ulue was destined to
fight it out with Jim Itice's Columbin
octet. This proved to be the case. At
the finish Princeton broke so badly,
after putting up a good race against tlic
navy, the interest centered in the Pcnn
Columbin tilt. It required the voice of
the officials to inform the crowd which
crew won. so clote? was the finish.
Not only thnt, but as the finish Is nt nn
nngle to make up for the starting angle,
which is necessary because of the bend
in the river, nearly all of the spectators
were certain that Columbia had won.
, Hut the offleinls ruled thnt the Ited and
Ulue had the better of the race by
about two feet.
DJslnnt Champion
According to mutual friends the
Penn-Coluinbln struggle was verv im
portant to Joe Wright, coocli of Penn-
sylvanin, and Jim Itiee, Columbin. Iloth
arc from Toronto and whenever one of
their crews beats the other, the winiipr
gets a big boost in social prestige. So
now It's Joe's turn and, in n manner oi
speaking, you might hny that Penn wou
tiie championship of Toronto. This is
what Is known ns winning titles by
"long distance."
Udnt House Ttow was alive with fol
lowers of the four crbws early In the
nfternoon. Kvery one who had a machine
nssembled nt ." o'clock nt the starting
line on both the Knst nnd West Iliver
duvs. When the crews lined up for
tlm gun. there wus n slight win 1 blowing
d.agonnlly across the Schuvlkill from
tut southwest. This cuiwd n slight
delay, because the Nnvy had trouble In
getting position. Finally wh'n every
thing wns nil t-ct. tho Navv ccupitd
the position near the enst shore, with
Pennsylvania next. I riin-roj third nnd
Columbin well in nu Ntrenm. 1'innejl
vania nnd the X.uy got off to ircod
starts. Princeton was slightly behind
nnd Columbia got a very pour start,
trailing n length before the ilr.-it hundred
yards had been rowed.
Autos Also Start
As poon as tho crews shot ahead the
procession of automobiles tartnd nlong
the drives, ench endeavoring lo Keep
abreast of the leading boats nnd each
trying to hold n position nearest the
river. Luckily there were no Kinnh
ups luckily, because the chauffeurs
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Blanche Sweet ln
The Hushed Hour
Charles Bay' In
Parla Green
Marv Plekford In
P.illyanna
Marv Plekford ln
Pollyanna
Tom Ml In
Das of Daring
Lew Cody In
Tho Beloved Cheater
Brant Washburn In
Mrs Temple's Telegram
Bryant Washburn In
Mra Tcmple'a Telegram
Wllllim Farnum
Heart Strings
in
William rnrntim
Heart Strings
ln
Normand In
Mickey
Mitchell Tywls In
King Spruce
Thomas In
Yonder
Constance Talmadge in
i wo weeks
Marv Plekford In
Tollyanna
Wallace Held In
The Daneln' Fool
Cecil De Mllle s Why
Chnnue Tour Wife"
Cecil De Mine's Why
I hange Your Wife"
S Hart In
Tollgate
Tiger and
Lost City
Mark Twain s
Huckleberry Finn
A Gun-Flahtlns Gentleman
Wallace nld In
The Daneln' Fool
""allace Bold In
The Daneln' Fool
Oeraldlne Farrar In
Woman ard the Puppet
m Bex Beach's
The Silver Horde
Blanche Sweet In
The Hushed Hour
Mark Twain's
Huckleberry Finn
Stewart in
Sagebrusher
Clara K Tounir In
Tn. Forbidden Woman
Houdlnl In
Terror Island
Constance Blnney n
The Stolen Kiss
.Marv Plekford In
Poll) anna
Katherlne MacDonold
ln the Thunderbolt
Marv Plekford
Pollyanna
in
of the Irish
Oeraldlno Farrar. The
Woman and the Puppet
r..neS.. Beach's
The silver Horde
Marv Plekford
Pollyanna
In
.Marv Plekford
Poll) anna
In
Star Cast In
The Blindnrsa of Youth
Th T?,',"r. c,t In
ne Blindness of Youth
Elsie Ferguson In
Ills Houso in Order
Marlon Davie In
April Foil)
Brnekxell In
of His Children
Oladvs rirnrKn ,
Mothir of His Children
Ji?rry Morev in
The Sen nini-
Ollvo Thomas n
Out Tonder
Boy Stewart in
file Sagehruaher
Mark Twain's
Huckleberrv Finn
fTr1?u,V Hnvakaw,
The Devil's CUim
Juanlta Hansen In
The Lost City
Water Water
Everywhere
Mbi nit'kfnr'1 I"
Pollyanna
Bejsle Oarrlscale In
Notorious .Mrs Sands
Enid Bennett in
The False Boad
r ',I.!5,LT,,I "
Love Without question
!!ra
s
nn
Clata Kimball Young In
The Forbidden Woman
The
Jack Plekford in Shep.
herd of Kingdom Come
Special
Cast In
The
V . . . " . -
.Miracle
of Money
Nailmova In
Stronger Than Death
Norma Talmadgo In
The Woman Gives
JIacIean ami Ma) In
Mary'a Ankle
The
Marv Plekford In
Pollyanna
Tom Mlx in
The Daredevil
Violet Hemlng In
The Cost
SvvrnU ot early shovrlng
da
EVENT
TWO RACES
Union B. C. Orders English
Shells for Henley Regatta
Camlirll:e, Mass. May 21). That the
Union Boat Club wonld havo n erm In
(he Kndlsh Henley was Indicated when
Ilobert 1', Ilerrlrks, hend roach ot the
crow, cabled lo Kmtlaml orderlnc two
shells. Ho nlso made nrrnmrementa
for transportation of rlrrlnc and two
set of oars neit week. One of theKnr
llh shells will he bnllt lir Itomh, while
the other will come from the Mm nrk
shops. The finis boat ln which Har
vard broke the four-mile record on the
Thames In 1016 will be taken across.
were followclng the race as eagerly ns
the cars' occupants.
Princeton closed in on Pennsylvania
about 100 ynrtln above the Strawberry
bridge, with the Navy oarsmen leading
by half a length and Columbin still
trailing. When the shells pnHscd under
the bridge the Nnvy crew wns hitting
it up nt n .TT-strokc pnee nnd Princeton
32. Shortly nfter they parsed under
the bridge Princejon got n slight lead
nnd Columbia speeded up Its stroke nnd
passed the Itcd and Ulue.
All of the erews were apparently
rowing strong, but the Navy was pull
ing just n little nhend. One hundred
yards above the island the Nnvy was
leading Princeton utmost u length.
Princeton Urcahs
It appeared then thnt the Navy might
row clear away from i'rlneeton, but
the Tigers stuck doggedly on the job
until theXlnst fifty yards, when they
broke badly and finished nhnut two
lengths back of the Navy. More than
five lengths behind the winner came
Pennsylvania autl Columbia, both giving
nil they had. and it wns the Itcd und
nine mat got the close verdict.
The Navy's time was 7:032-5;
Princeton. 7:00 3-5; Pennsylvania,
7:21. The official time of Columbia
wns not kept, but it wns only n frac
tion of n second behind Joe Wright's
crew.
The rncc was one mile and five-sixteenths.
The Navy's victory and Princeton's
second plnce gave these crews the right
to compete with the winners of this
morning's trials for the StewardsCup,
the thiol event on the program this
afternoon.
The sea'ins of the boats was:
Nav Bow. v. v Jaromlm; 2. E r.
Graves: 3. William C. Jordan; 4. A. D. P.
Moore; 5. A R. Sankorn: II. D. H. Johnston:
V,. A Wleflman: stroke. C. W. King:
coxswain. 8. B 'Clark
I'rlneeton Bow, F. L. Sago: 2. A. Terry:
S. If. F. Brlgham; 4. O. .1 Cooke; S, j,
Sinclair: fl. II. Chlsholm. 7. S. W. Milne:
stroke. H C Cusslnel; coxswain, F. F.
Bosenbeum.
Penn Bow Ames: 2. ICUar: 3. flevalr:
4. Copeland; fi. Ellison; fl. Hinckley; 7. Oun
ther. stroke. Thomas, coxswain, Gillette
Columbia Bow D. Keys; 2, L. 8. Van
Houten; 8. S. Wnldecker 4. R E. Swlri--burno;
... B. A. C'urrv fl. C. W. Haacke;
7 A Tarktr, stroke, v P. Fist: coxswain.
Brush.
08burn Leads In Plfle Trials
Ouantlro, Vn May 20 Commander C. T.
psburn. a former aklpper of the MaWlower.
.,n,r,r."ndnt," y?ht . '" 'P the 'a(1 In the
tryouts here for the American Olympic rins
team with a score of 787, He Jumped today
frpm ninth place. Lieutenant E. L Mul
laley and Ounnery Sergeant O. M. Hchrlver.
both marines, are tied for second place with
a score of 785. Captain A. U. Bothrook.
army, rank fourth with 783, while Sergeant
II L. Adams, vrho was llrst nt the end lf
Mi. flrst day, slumped to llfth place with
781
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Charles nay ln
Paris Green
Charles Bay In
Parla Green
Marv Plekford In
Pollyanna
Marv Plekford In
Pollyanna
I.evv Cody In
The Beloved Cheater
Blanche Sweet In
The Deadlier Sex
Bryant Waihburn In
Mrs Temple's Telegram
Br) art Washburn In
Mrs Temple's Telegram
Earle Williams in
Captain Swift
Earle Williams In
Captain Swift
Mitchell Lewis in
King Spruce
Mitchell Low la In
King Spruce
Constance Talmadge In
Two Weeks
Wallace Beld In
The Daneln' Fool
Saue Havakiwa In
The Devil's Claim
Wallace neld In
The Daneln' Fool
Cecil De Mine's Why
Change Your Ife?
Cecil De Mlllo'aeTVhy
Change Your Wife?
.'"rk Twaln'a
Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain's
Huckleberry Finn
,, Tourneur'a
My Lady's Garter
Marie Doro In
Twelve Ten
BMDnilfh1,
The Silver HorJa
Blanche Sweet n
The Hushed Hour
w-en Moore In
Sooner or Later
Olive Thomas In
Out Yonder
Marlon Davlss In
April Folly
Marie Doro In
Twelve Ten
Rex Beach's
The silver Horde
Clair" Whitney In
Mothers of Men
Wallace Held In
The Daneln' Fool
Harry
The
T Morey In
Sea Rider
Marv Plekford
Polbanna
Marv Plekford
Pollyanna
In
C,,r" K'mhall Young In
The Forbidden Woman
. Hex Beach's
The Sliver Horde
Clara Kimball Young In
The Forbidden Woman
Rex Beach's
The Sliver Horde
Marv Plekford
In
.Marv Plekford
Poll) anna
In
' ouyanna
v'ol' HemlnB In
Tie Cost
Marguerite Clark In
Lasv to Get
Blanc,,, 8w7e77n
rns Hushed Hour
sV'"Ur""akavva In
The Devil's Claim
Violet Hemlng In
The Cost
Naxlinnva In
Stronger Than Death
Blanche Sweet in
The Hushed Hour
fleu,. Hsvaknwa In
Hie Devil's Claim
O Biockvvell in The
Mother of Ills Children
Hnuillnl In
Terror Island
rtoy Stewart In
Die Sagebrusher
.."''k Twain's
Uucldeh-rry Finn
" .Stars
Blind Iaivq
Juanlta Hansen In
The Lost city
Boy Stewart In
The Sagebrusher
Mark Twaln'a
Huckleberrv Finn
All Stars
Blind Love
Juanlti
Tho
Hansen la
Ijst City
William Farnum in
Tha Spollera
Marv Plekford In
Pollvanna
W fc' Hurt In
The Toll Qate
Enid Dennett In
The False Boad
Love Wlihout Question
-Marv Plekford In
Pollianna
Anna Lehr In
The Veiled Marriage
Enid lnnett In
'1 he False Boad
Kimball Young In
Houdlnl In
Terror Island
,-urujuuen vvonu-in
ra Klmhnll V'nimi In
Clara Kimball Ynunr In
The Forbidden Woman
Forbidden Woman
Blchanl Travers In
Man Trail
, Besil
He
no
Harrlscala
A
k.Noto
us Mrs Bam
Annette Kellerman In
A Daughter of the Gods
Tom Mix In
The Cyclone
Allan Dwan's
Soldiers of Fortune
Allan Dwan's
Soldiers of Fortune
Norma Talmadge In
The Woman Olvea
Norma Talmadge In
Tho Woman Uivsa
Buck Jones In
Fin bidden Trails
Marguerite Clark In
MI-of-a-3udd.il Teggy
Mar' Plekford In
Pollyanna
Marv Plekford In
I'nllyamia
Tom Mix in
The Daredevil
Tom Mix in
The Daredevil
Violet Hemlng In
Tho Coat
Violet Hemlng; U
The Cost
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