1 WL f , " b I ,. j .f ' J . ' - J1". . v, I , , ,... ; jvv .'; y -.,' - A -,,:, ..it .;r , 'V'-JS . -Sri , t 'Cy ;-,.yy' iJrfvrjv-vr.ciAXMX4iJJtla.A-n. Aywox u ui' J.,, xcv u OPEN-AIR BOXMS AM BEING RECElVffl JBY PANS WITH OPEN ARMS AND OPEN POCKETBOORS V'i.V ' 's, V" . '. WOMEN'S DOUBLES ON TOD A rs DOCKET Women's StateTourney Do- , velops Good lennis. Miss Townscnd Beats Mrs. Harvey IJy SPICK HALL mHEUK ' morc ,ntorc,,t boinB " 1 nlsve.I In the women's tournament .t. i , i.nnl clinmnlonidiln of renn-.vlvfli.1n nn.l Unrtrrn rtntcii thta rear than ever In the history of tho vent. YfRtrniaji m i -- .l.i if n. nnlv tlie first roflntl, n ro.1- jorr tlmt formerly wow Id Imvo done rredlt to the final round was out enrly BBJ rtnywl We. And the gallery Wn lurkv. for one of the bent mntrl.es of the nr wa staged wlirn Ml Ann Town end of the Merlon fileket Club, whore the meet l belnc held. ""-PP"' ?" nn1 .ilirtlnatrd Mr'. (I Ubert. A. Hnrvey, nonal wmlBflW. of the Country Clib. In ftrnlitlit sets nt 0-4. fl-S. lS. ii, mnieies n tho prelimin ary (list and seeoud rounds also were Vitt contested and developed some m r.iLf tnnnls. Hut none of them n alcd Int Plnjed by Miss Town S3 nml Mrs. Hnrvey. not only becnuse nf It "closeness, but hcc.iino .the par tlclpants played remorknblc games! Marnln Small Miss Town-end's margin pf victory m, Mreerflncly smnll nml n lmlf down riianwil points here nnd there throiiKli the inatrli would hnve meant n different story altogether. The point Score shows that MH Townsend won 33 points lu the fiwt set and ' in the second ngnlnst "S and .10 for Mrs. Hnrvey, n difference it only nine. w bleh i is not n Brent dlf frronce at that. The most remnrknble rurt of the mntoli wns the fnct that the earned points by each plnjer were far. verv far. above the average. Miss Townsend earned 'M points of n total of 07 hv placements nnd service nces, while Mrs. Hnrvey scored US on clcnu cut shots from service or "scrimmage. " Both plavers put everything they had on each drive nnd they both hnd some thing. Their driving wns superb. It naa (hnrnrtcrbed by the two vltnl ele ments of good driving, speed nnd direc tion Both launched their shots bril- s,Tiiniir Into the corners nnd both made jlmsnr daadlng gets of balls thnt started !! laKntod "nee." i Good Net (Same ' In this respect Miss Townsend bad somen hat the better of It, but It was Miss Townsend's nblllty to go the net and score that was the deciding factor. Although she wns passed a number of times when die reached the bnrrler. she .won more often thnn bIic lost by doing fo. Her volleys were sharp cross-court placements for the most part nnd left Mrs. Harvey tint-footed, without n chance to get nenr the bnll. Ml" Townend's volleying nnd over head v.ork are good now nnd likely to tot better as she continues getting more tournament experience. Tho beauty of her volley game Is the nbsencp of thnt oueer hampered movement that char arterijes the volleys and drives of the average feminine player. She hits with a freedom that is certain to make her game become more effective each season. Not only that but Mists Townsend has far more stamina thnn the average, She What May Happen in Baseball Today NATIONAL l.KAOUK Vtonl.oM r.C.MIn I.o, Spilt 34 IS .60S ,010 ,SS5 . . a it ,ooo ,011 .mi .... 2 Ifl ,890 .000 ,7 .. . IS 17 .SIR ,A2ft .500 .... 1 HI .487 .172 .444 .... 17 21 .447 .463 .430 . . 1.1 21 .417 ,41 .401 .... 14 11 .SOS ,3f ,30 .... AMP.RirAN I,IwOL'n on l,ot P.C.H In Lno Spilt 20 II ,703 .711 .084 .. ii II .All t.032 t.S70 ,005 '.'I 18 ,(10.1 .A 1 8 ,83(1 .. . in IH ,320 ,5IH .,113 . , I 10 IH ..111 ,320 .800 . ,. II 22 .3R1 .10.1 .S7S , . 13 2.1 .312 t.7S t.32.1 .8.10 II 23 .300 .324 .207 .... (TO TMraco ,. Ilrookljn ( Inrlnnnil I'lttkbiirili nton SI. Iiuli fnv lork J1iUllt Club Clftfland lloston New urk f hlrata llohliKiun SI. IJIIIK Mthlrllrt TWftrfllf nouhlf hKiilrr. tln lo. tlxmc lo. SCHEDULE FOR TODAY NXTIONAI. l.KAOUK JoMon at rhllnilrlplilu rifori 3:30. ?JW.V',K "' HrookUn Cleri 3i30. SI. Iiiiil t 1'ltti.hurKh CImu-i 3t30. Cincinnati at C hlrago Cloudyi 3. AMERICAN l.KAOUK lno,l,!n'r3!30t. "M"n "W0 ra"-cl"",l -JiI,!r"tnl-B.t V" .Vork Clfiri 3i30. Jl'Jrull nt (IrirUml Clrnn 3. U'lniCT at M. I.oul riran 3. ' RESULTS OF YESTERDAY NXTIONAI, l.KAOUK n.i . ... ?.,.'!r",n flame an on. 1 1 I'liiillM. i. M UiiU. a: I'lttHburch. I. Ilrnnkhn, .1 e nr, s, lliliaiu. 3i (liiclnnnll. 2 (10 Injiinid). I uillirH, 3 Itohtnn. 2, llrouMtn, ai Nrw York. 1. I'ltUbunh. 7 Rt. r.ouln, I, rindnnatl, 4i Chicago, 2. AMKIIICAN I.KAtllK ':.. . , , ,,,n, ,- ,fcV a... LN lork. 1,"flr.Thf;i".,"',e. t iMrind, Ot Detroit, fl. riM..." .H.IM.cTn ViVT'Jan,,!. ..inirur. , , iioKtun. 4 (.., Ka,llt;). T ifi1' ,n' M"llnito?i7 7, I hlraiu. 81 St i.0,. .t ,2d rl)mf) (iMrland, 7 Uclrolt. 3, Navy Retail Store Outside Navy Yard Gate en from 9 A. ABTICLKS rmcE (137.00 rs. 1.75 Tenta, wall, H'fl',xO,0 tins. I,-- .. -nancm, coniing Blankets. 0"x81" drab. 'no. '3 "louses, mldd. i,,y i,iue,,,. Urooms, wlilak Uruilies, hair !!!.!!""" llrutlits, sejrub rushes, i,oe "!!!""" t'anvas, US" wUe, wiVn'o','..".' tain as, VI" wide, wtl N0. 3 tluttt1h"'3B"'p' lu",0' " nn ; ! ' . 0I' 'rioat. nay hi Jth, IX i. ,un 5fL1b, Coats, rubber. Marine 1 rawer, heay wooleu .."" Jjrawers, medium ... Jlrawers, iiulii.ooli ls, rubber , , . , 8.28 " 0.08 " .40 .30 " .15 .50 .88 yd. .75 ' 4.15 es,. 0.00 yd, 8.35 8.25 ea, a. 10 vr. 1.85 .80 ' .75 en, .60 1,28 ,.1. .04 . .lit ea. .SS." .30 yd. .33 6.23 . :?2 pr .85 pr, 2.75 dc. 5.00 . "'."a '" .80 ea, 1.8R i aruKntvea J; '". unbleneheil, 30" wide Vollili, metal,' 1 vi, " helssors, 0", blunt "- Vini, i- wide n.L. i.i',: --.-, uinv'H, COIIOII rriinhs, fiber, 14Mxio'"'iii.V Twill. bUMhid, v Wil ' ' ' Undershirts. Ii,av ...; Car routes, 1.85 WniCIl com.. .", "". 4, 3. 4 ILl ee . . "-. VULn. .V - ililii "i"" treOV to eJ( "..."" i wvwtjicu dv Hnn. 'wr.T- Bltrna " """( JJlWUn s..!V,v:,?,'arr.cby"i';i:'''1 oles, half leatlirr oap, laundry, a cuU,' ' y ill Us. wool. 1..... " " ,or. . wn 6300, branch !2S, , Ship Would Not Take Women and Tennis Player Cancels Trip New York, June 1. Miss Marlon Klndersteln, Boston tennis star, who wns xinnble to leavehere Mny 20 with the Davis cup team, has decided to' abandon her trip to England, where she wns to compete for tho women's British, tennis cbninplon sblp nt Wimbledon, It bccainir known today. Hhc learned at the Inst minute thnt government regulations prevented women passengers on the transport Northern Pacific, nnd since the Knlserln Augusta Victoria, the next ship on which she could go, will not arrive In Knglnnd until two dnys before the tournament begins, she felt she would be seriously bnndl capped for lnclt of tlmo to piuctlec. Other women contenders for the Wimbledon honors nlso were pre vented from sailing on the Northern Pacific, but they will snll .Tunc 12. Is just as strong at the finish as she Is on tho opening service and this Is au, advantngo thnt will enrry her far in' tournament play. Looking Ahead There wits a lot of speculation at Merlon yesterday ns to the probnblo winner nftcr Mrs. Hnrvey had been eliminated. Miss Thayer certnlnly had a good chance, nlthough she will have to be at the top of her gnme to beat Miss Townsend if the lnttcr continues to piny In the same form that she did yesterday, nnd there is no apparent rea son why she shouldn't. Miss Thayer lina beaten Miss Townsend once this year:. Mrs. Harvey defeated Miss Tbnycr in the opening match nf the Interclub Lengue and now Mrs. Hnrvey hns bowed to Miss Townsend. So there you nre, choose nnd make the bookH. And, by the way, there nre still some other plnycrs left In the tournament. Miss Mnry Law, Merion, hns rcnclicd the third, round nnd Is going well : so has Mrs. W. P. Newhall, Oermnn town : Mrs. Robert Hernld, Helfield ; Mrs. .1. B. Disstou. Jr., Cricket Club; Miss Phyllis Walsh. Country Club: Miss Peggy Ferguson nnd a couple of others. Maybe one of these will sur prise, ou never ran tell. This morning the second round will be completed abd the doubles will start this afternoon. Tomorrow the singles will be continued aud the mixed doubles will begin. Opening Day Results Here are yesterday's results : PRELIMINARY ROUND Mlas Ltnlle Bancroft Long-port Country flub. defcntKj MIm Eleanor Dougherty. Merlnn Cricket Club. 11-1 A-3. Mlaa ThylU Walah. Philadelphia Country Club, defeateil Mlas Caroline, ' Valentine. I'nuaacipnia uricKat tiun. n-i, n-u. Mr. E. O, lletx, Philadelphia Country Club, won from Mlaa Margaret nannalu, Chestnut Mill, by default Miss Pcgey'KerBUfon. Philadelphia Cricket Club, defeated Mrs. Samuel reltori. 3d. Lonu port Country Club. 4-0. fl-1. fl-4 MIks Vlrelnla Carpenter. Philadelphia Cricket Club, defeated Mrs R W. Wlglon. Merlon Cricket Club. fl-1. .4. Mrs. A C. tlutler.tBnstnn, defeated Mrs J. K Dalley. Baltimore. 0-2, 0-0 First round Mrs. Robert Herald. HoMeld. defeated Miss Mildred V. Wlllard. Merlon Cricket Club. 8-0. fl.3. Mlas Marv V. IV Torcher. Philadelphia Cricket Club, won from Miss Margarctta Dallstt, Merlon Cricket Club, bv default. Mlsa Margaret Remak. Merlon Cricket Club, defeated Miss Uertrude Othelmer. Huntingdon Valley Country Club, 2-0. 0-2. 0-4. Miss Molly D. Thayer, Philadelphia Cricket Club defeated Mra M. 11. Huff. Philadelphia Cricket Club. 7.0, 6.4. Mrs. J B. Dlsston, Jp Philadelphia Cricket Club, defeated Miss Gertrude L Pan coast. Merlon Cricket Cluh fl.n n.t Mlsa Eleanor Cottman. Ualtlmore, defeater) .hiss iruvrun nrai ..iienon CTICKet t lub. Q-ii 1-6. 6-1. Mlsi Margaret Dixon. Philadelphia Conn try Club, defeated Miss O l Conaway, .Merlon Cricket Club.. 0-2, 0-4 Miss Edwarda Gamble Baltimore, de feated Miss (Catherine Gardiner. Ilrn Mawr, 6-2, fl-3. Miss Mary Iw. Merlon, defeated Miss Elizabeth Thompson, 11-0, (l-'J Mrs J. N Pe. Jr.. Merlon Cricket Club, defeatert Miss Elizabeth Strublng. Philadel phia Cricket Club 8-1, fl.2. Mlsa Ann Townsend, Merlorr Cricket Cluh. defeated Mrs Gilbert A Harw Phlladel Phla Countrv Club. H-4, 11-3 Mrs IV P. Newhall. Oermanton Cricket Club defeated Miss Jacqueline drcen. Merlon Crlrket Club. 4-0 tt-4. 0-1 Miss Helen Sewell, Huntingdon Valley Country Club, defeated Mrs Alexnnder Yar nall. Merlon Cricket Club (1-1 -n Miss Phvllls Walsh defeated Ml" Leslie Barxrort. 7-n, 4.11. n-4. Mlas Pery Ferguson won from .Mrs E. O Betz by default. SECOND nOUND Mrs, Robert Herald defeated Miss Mary F. W Porcher. 0-1 fl-l. Miss Molly D. Thnjer defeated ,Iih Mar garet Remak, fl-0 0-0. Mrs J. S Dlsston. Jr , defeated Miss Eleanor Cottmsii 7-B. -4 Miss Mary Iw defeated Miss Edwarda Gamble. 0-1. fl-1. Miss Ami Townsend defeated Mrs J. N Pew, Jr . 0-2. 7-.1 Mrs W P Newhall defeated Mi's Helen 9uu s.n H.n. Other matches In second rounl to bo rlaed this morning. Two Killed In Auto Race tanfnrd. Cal.. June 1 James M DrnU- drtvlrff In the annual Memorial Das fifteen mile automobile race at the Talr rirnun'is race raCK nere. rrirmiy wan iiiitiniiii) t,ml anrl r W tcDonstd his mechanician. suffered Injuries from which he died when their ear crasnen inio a ienci- on wii- ursi ln nruke'a hodv was Jracced flflv feet anil then Impaled on the fence The race was won by Joe Lovls In IT minutes .1 sec onds Eleven cars started M. to 4 P. M. AltTIOLES 1'IIICE Hunting-, red, blue, green, 30". 8 .31 yd. Shoes, rymnaslum Tlclilnr, 33" wide ,. Illcvllis, Coffee, 1 qt Hollers, coffee Howls, lares Uols, wood, 3U"xlO"xlOV." Iloxes, spire Hoxcs, pepper, 0Vj"x8"xl0". . Canisters 6ups, clilna Colanders, 4 ft" deep Cleuvers, Uutrlier, 0" l)Uhes,'ecetnble, china Dishes, butter, Blast Dishes, meat, 14" Porks, nickel-silver Porks, carting-, 11" (Iruters. half round 1.10 pr. .45 yd. 3.00 ca, 3.00 " .20." 1.00 " 1.80 " 1.85 .80 " .15 " .05 1.05 " .OS " .45 .02 " .14 1.00 .83 " 10.75 " 1.35 " .80 " .10 " ,00 " 8.75 " 1.23 " .17 " .30 " .45 ,83 " .10 - 1.70 .85 " ,30 " .25 ." Ico Coalers, nickel plated.larre 10,75 Kettles, tea, acute, u qt.... KnUes, butcher, 8" ....... Knives, nickel-silver Knives, saballers, 8" . . . . .Meat irludert, hand, a lb. Meat saws. 18" l'lntes, clilna l'lutes, aluminum ........ Pitchers, china .......... Pans, qst, S"xl2"x30" .. l'ans, f'trlug Pans, uca Pansake, 8U"xl3"xl5" . I'otaJM qt. . TnmhltM. Atif mIahbi . ...... Aft AI Aft anrl SI ranflfP tO fOUtA 20. wilnt wav lfre Tnfnrmntton tllUV bd YOl'THFl'Ii OOM-" STAR Donald Crcsswcll, of the Hunting don alley Country Club, still In lis teens, uns tho youngest golfer In the competition for tho Joseph Henry Patterson memorial run nt n 7arn',s lcnly. He had an 80 . iiio iirsi cigntccit holes, which Is going some VANITIE OFF FOR TRIALS American Cup Yacht Tryouts Re sumed Thursday Grecnnort. L. I., June 1. Tho sloop jncht .Vniiltlc. cnndldnte for the honor of defending the America's cup against Sir Thomas Llpton's Hl.nmrock IV In tin scries of races off Sandy Hook in duly, left here this uftornoou lu tow lor .Newport, wncre she will resume her series against the Resolute Thurs day. SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS RAI ALPH RAYMOND Is in town from ilmlngton, Del., nnd tonight he will take on Ocorgic Meennn in nu Intercity welterweight set-to nt the Au ditorium Club. Mcenou Is nn Eight eenth warder; he is coming nlong nicely and should prove no enH.v propo sition for the rugged Wlliningtonlnn. Raymond finished his training jester day for tonight's bout by competing in n ten -mile street run held under the auspices of the Keystone Club nt 'Wil mington. This contest will be nn eight -round affair, ns will the bantam bout between Joe Wright, of tho Twelfth ward, nnd Jlmm Austin, of South wark. Three six-round bouts nlso ore on the card ns follows : Leo Reynolds vs. Jimmy Mson, Johnny Brown s. Rillv Donovnn nnd Joe Kelly vs. Patsy Wilde. Willie Allen, former flaltlmore boxer, who Is now HvInK In l'nllntieipnia. eutienliy Rave Pottsvllle fans an ejeful of real fistic prow mi recently in a srent ten. round bout with Walter Hennie. Allen has been offered th8 next date In that city. Mat Aster, twenty-one yean of ase. was married to Miss listen Jund.. twenty. In Xetv York last night. Wlllus Drltt furnished this Information ulso: "See where Wlldc has taken the air to England. I cuess Astey's letter-hend cot hm peeed assisted by Wal lace's socklne." Arthur Tracer, a Scotchman, mJII make his American debut at the Cambria Club Friday nlg-ht when he meets Jark Ward In nn eUht-round bout. Jack llauan lc han dling Tracey In this country. Charley O'Nell vs ai lien ana loung Mulligan s wnuey Rakef are two other eight rounders Walter Renale sn Robby McLeod and Willie Mc Ooern s Rattling Murphy are to bo six rounders Threo of the lmuts announced for the open ing show of the new open-air Madison Park Thursday night are Billy Rolfe s Jimmy Gibbons, eight rounds: Tommv Jamison s Bob Ileehe. eight rounds, and Tommv Loimh ran vs Bernle McLaughlin six rounds. Two other six-round bouts are to complete tho PHOTOPLAYS PHOTOPLAYS THRU w COMPANY r ,OFlMERICA AlUnmL 12"1, Morris & Pa"'u,,..A)e(; Alnambra Mat DallyntS.F.vgslMSta BLANCHE RWUET In "THE HUSHED HOUU" ALLEGHENY &r 2S W.nT.t . MARY riCKFORD In "I'Ol.IiVANNA ' APOLLO Bi'D A. THOMPSON STS. VtTIMIK "AIM .1 WAP-REN KEIIRIOAN In the rrnnAM chuatkr" CHESTNUT Ilelow KITH AKLAUlrt 10 A M to II. IS T. M nitTANT WASHHURN Jn IS. TEMPLE'S TELEORAM "MRS BALTIMORE ."$ $lX?Z. VIOLET HEM1NO In THE COST' Til I ICDIDn UROAD STREET AND BLUEjDIKU SUSQUEHANNA AVE OLIVE THOMAS In "OUT YONDER" BROADWAY WWrYiT A OIT-M Til MARKET STREl.T CAPITOL to a m t ii n v M CECIL DR MILLE In ' 'WHY CHANOB YOUn WIPE?" -..vfr-f ir-V7 ERIE AVE AND OTII CENTURY ' MATINEE DAILY EI-UNE HAMMERSTEIN in OREATER THAN 1AME -.-l AMIAI !! Maplewoo.1 Aes COLONIAL ,in 7 snd n P M ?NAND "Tift" PUPPBT "THE WOMA EMPRESS A1!filT.lftBAJS l s-w TWAINS "HUCKLEDERRY FINN" FAIRMOUNT tIsk1 1 VIOLET IinMINQ In 20lh filrarl Aie L. IIAIl.t THE COST" r- A.KIIT V THEATHE- -1.111 Market FAMILY n A M to MldnUht St ifrtTinivI In "TERROR laiAND" Tf r I CT TIIEATItr. Relow S""ce 56TH 5 1 . MATINEE DAJI V HARRY MOREY In "THK SEA RAIDER ' .r-. nirADn 4"15 rnANKPOBD FRANKFORD a km-e "POLLY ANN A" Dro-J St nnl Erie Great Nor I hern 7 nd p m nFRALIJINE FA Ml All tn , ..n-wtWOMAN AND THE Pl'lTET" nOTH & WAI.M-T BTS. MPLKIAL Mats, S 30 Kip. 7 0 iRiSMSBNT AVENUES ANNETTE KELLERMANN "A DAUOHTER OF THE OoPfT : t-i A VPTTr KENSINOIOV AVE, LAFAYE1 1 L AND CAMnRIA ST, WILLIAM RUSHELL in LgAVK IT TO ME" LEADER MATINEE DAILY WALLACE P-Ein In 'THE PANCIN' POOL" 1 inrDTV IIIIOAD COLIMIUA AV. LIBER 1 MATINEE DAILY HOPF. HAMrTON In "A .MODERN BAIX3ME ' 333 MARKET gVg STREET THEATRE ft A SI. toll 13 P. M. tvAT.r.ACE REtn In ..n..,u. nlwrlM1 FOOL" Comsle'tt-chart sbowloa' prciracni lor the - A11W ..,,....,, - '" PENN RUNNERS SHOULD MAKE OLYMPIC TEAM Several Quaker Athletes Likely to Gain Places, Says' Robby, Who May Coach American Squad Dy EDWIN .1. POLLOfJK PENNSYLVANIA stands a chance of being' very well represented nt the Olympic games In Antwerp this summer. Not only are sevcrnl lied nnd Dine ath letes In line for selection, but Lnwson Ilobertson, the conch of the chnmplon- shlp Red nnd Blue tenm, is one of the lending favorites for the position of tutor of tho American squad. Ilobertson believes thnt several of bis proteges will he on the American tenm. "Several of the Penn men have good chances of making the Olympic tenm," snld Ilobertson yesterday. "Lnnders, Eby nnd Mnxam are almost sure to go good In the tryouts here, and Lever. Ilrown nnd Hnrtels nlso should be well up in the list for selection." No better coach for the American tenm could be chosen thnn IlobertFon. Twice a competitor at the international games nnd once nn asalstant conch, Hobby is qualified to understand both angles of the game. He was primarily a sprinter, but he hns tried Ills hand nt nlmost everything and understands the difficulties the athlete must face. Has Oroat Record He was assistant to Mike Murnhy In lOlli nt Stockholm nnd did most of the nctunl coaching of the team, for the show, of which Terry Hatton Is promoter and Jimmy O'lirlen Is matchmaker. Petfl Trrelt doesn't understand why all of the papers In Philadelphia but one gave me pout last weeK neiween .Many Kane ana Martin Judge to the former. There was no doubt as to Kane's victory, n tho opinion of the Evening Public Ledger representative. Joe Kennedy, new matenmaner oi me uer mantown Club. Is nftcr a match between Judge and Patsy Wallace, advises Tyrcll. AI Junneltl has A new middleweight boxer. He Is Johnny Kelly, who comes hers with a "rep" from the New England Statea, Kelly Is lompetcnt for bouts with Mike O'Dowd Johnny Wilson und FranMo Ma sulrc, writes Jancttl, Young Robldeau will b a June groom He will b married tomorrow night, and after this eent he will re-enter the ring Saturday night at Providence, H. I, in bout with, Uhly Fltzslmmons. Jack Perry, local bantam will get a chance to break Into the fistic spotglare when he meets Carl Tremalr.M at Cleveland on June H. The summer season at the National Club will be started on Friday night of this week In the star bout of eight rounds Joe Jackson will meet Pal Mooro, Harry Deacon nnd AI Janhettt are working on tho remainder of the card. Ilonnr Valger went under are operation for acute rupture appendicitis In New York last week, following his bout with Jack Lawler at St Louis. Valgfr will bo forced to re main on the side lines for three months, which will cause a cancellation of trvrn touts aggregating purses amounting ilosc to $20,000, Danny Morgan la now ready to send Eddie Fltsslmmons after the scalp of Rennv Leon ard Until l"ltx's bout with Lew Tendler hern Morgan was contented to match Eddie onlv with ronterlers for Leonard's title but following the Irishman's lctory oer th Phllly aco Morgan came nut with an em phatic den to the title-holder There Is a. letter In the sports department nf the Evening Public Lrdger for Johnny Plazzl fllOTOPLAYS Tho following theatres obtain their pictures through tho STANLEY Company of Amer ica, which is a guarantee of early showing of tho finest productions. Ask for tho theatr in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Company of America. MnnPI 425 POUTII ST Oreheslra. IVIV-'UXL,!.. Continuous 1 to 11. TOM XrtX In "THE CYCLONE" OVERBROOK BR-no avk, MARIC TWAIN'S "HUCKLF.nERRY FINN" PALACE 14 MARKET STREET 10 A M tn 11:15 1. M. MARY PICKFORD In "POLLYANNA" PRIMPFQC 11S MARKET STREET I IMMLJJ s,t0 A, M tn ,,.,s p, M, CLARA KI.MnALL YOUNO In "THE FORRIDDEN WOMAN" RFPCNT .MARKET ST Roo I7TH lCVJCJi 1 ) 4n A M t0 n r, M- KNID REN.NETT In "THE FALSE ROAD ' R1AT TO UEHMANTOWN AVE rVl"l. IU AT Tl'I.l'EIIOCKl EN ST. TOtlRNEUR'S "MY LADY'S UARTER" RI IRV MARKET ST BEIDW 7TH IKJE I 10 A M tn 11 IS r. M. MUI.I.IK KINO in "WOMEN MEN FOROET" CAAV 1211 MARKET STREET "nYU . 8..Af TO MIDNIGHT w, it Am in "THK TOLL OATE" C5UFDYnOn "th und nsltlmnre ,y Mst , S, Elt , 0 30 viui.M ur,Mi;M in "THE COST" CfANJI FY MARKET ARDVE 10TH iJ 1 -M1C I. n IB a M to 11 15 r. ir. NORMA TALMADOE In "THE WOMAN OIVES" CTAR KENSINOTON AND J l LEHIOH AVENUES CONSTANCE TALVADOB in "TWO WEEKS" VICTORIA MARKET ST AR OTH V 1N-. 1 V-ZIMrt da M to 11.15 r. M. TOM MIX In "THE DAREDEVIL" fTVTb NfXON.NIRDLINCERffTV UJ THEATRES bJ BELMONT n2D AB0VE iunucr MAIIEL NORM AND In "MICKEY" CEDAR "UrH A "'UlAU AVE.VUB W S HART In "THE TOLL OATE ' PHI 1SFI IM "Au'T DETWEEN VWL-IOCVJIVI nOTH AND IIOTH OLIVE TELL In "I3VE WITHOUT QUESTION" TIlMRn front ST, iiiRAim ave JUIIIUU Jumbo Junction on Krankford 'ti." DOROTHY OISH In "MARY ELLEN COMES TO TOWN" 1 Cn KT B2D AND LOCUST STREETS UVJUUOl Mats, 1 30 a. 10 Ea flSOtoll HOY. STEWART In "THE SAaunilUSHER" NIXON B2D AND MAnKTB.B7".', nd t) WILLIAM RUSSELL In tliAVIS IT TO ME" RIVOLI MD ANU FW D7,fy MARIK DORO In',"uneB Dllly "TWELVE-TEN" STRAND IE"MANTIWN AVE. O 1 rNrtlNlJ AT VEN NANOO MART PICKFOnn In I'UUJjTANNA ' WEST ALLEGHENY '' MARK TtVAIN'B A1"n,n' "iiucKMsnKnnY finn" Wftk sprs BaturUiy ..vcAlns and 3uaday, Griffith Boxed a Sensational Draw With Jack Britton Altron, 0., June 1. Johnny Griffith, who was crowned the wel terweight champion of Europe by his recent victories in Purls said Lon don, boxed n sensational fifteen round draw with Jack liritton, world's champion, here yesterday. It Is cstimnted 15,000 fans witnessed the thrilling bout. former Red nnd Hlue tutor was In poor health. Robertson came to Pennsyl vania from tho Irish-American A. C, of New York nnd while there his club never lost a national championship This is n record no coach can equnl. Hlnce coming to Franklin Field Rob ertson hns turned In three team cham pionships besides the innny individual winners and relny victors be has trained. Ills first team title was cap tured In 11117, when his cross-country men carried off the Intercollegiate crown. In the winter of 1018 be won tho nntlnt.nl A, A. U. indoor champion ships with three athletes. The triumph of the Red nnd Blue in the interrolleglntc outdoor champion ships on Snturdny wns the biggest feather In Hobby's cap. He won the title with onlv Ave polnt-scorcrs, which proves that It was his Judgment of placing the competitors in the correct events thnt cntricd the Quakers to vic tory. .Meredith Boosts Robby Robertson litis many boosters, but none as enthusiastic as Ted Meredith. one of the greatest runners, both physi cally and mentally the world hns kuown. It was mainly through Meredith's ef forts that Robertson enmc to Pennsyl vania. Ted boosts Robby whenever ho nas a ennnee. "In my time," Mereditlt often bits said, "I hnve listened to the advice of many coaches, butno one hns given me more bencficlnl points thnn Lnwson Ilobertson." Marvin Oustnfson, the enptnin of this yenr's team, also is a big booster for the geniol Penn coach. In fnct' there is no one who hns come tinder Robby who does not appreciate his wisdom. Gustnfsnu wns unable to do nnything in tbo intercolleglatcn on account of bis lame leg, but it was some satisfaction to see his tenm cop the championship. The Penn runners will hold a meeting the latter part of this week to elect tbo 1021 captain. The choice seems to be between i'.nrl hbv. the liult-mtlc chain pion. nnd Rob Mnxnm, whose running , France, tonight knocked .out Jim Hlgglns of ,i, Don.innl ilnoh u'nn tho tltln fni- I England. In the eleventh round of a twent , "i -.- round bout. The bout was for the bantam- tnc iunKers. yu oczz30 o . r'f'f'-V rr'm i i ' V s ! ti ' - , . I ' " CARPENTIER SEES A'S TRAIL BOSTON Red Sox Sent Hasty to Showers in Opening Round of First Gamo ATIILKTICS BOSTON Hooper, rf, McNnllr. !b. Menoskr. If. llenilrv. rf, Mrlnnls. lb. Foster, 3li. Hrott. . Hehnna-. e, Hnrner. n. tlrkr. 2b. Tliomns, Sb, Walker, rf. Welsh, cf. Diicnn, ss, Mitt. rf. Itnrrns, Hi. Perkins, c, iiasir, p. Vmpfrra llllilelirnnd and Ktnns, Fenway Park, Boston, Mass., .June 1. A smnll crowd was out to witness the double-bender between the A's nnd Red Sox, only fiOOO fans being present. fleorges Cnrpentler nnd his, pnrty had luncheon and were guests of Presi dent Frnwp, nf the locnl club. Mack sent Hasty. In to oppose Har per, but Hasty didn't last the first In ning. He passed Hooper, nnd Menosky beat out on infield hit. Hendryx dou bled nnd two runs came over. After Mrlnnls brought In Hendryx nnd Fos ter wns passed, Hasty wns yanked nnd Rommel substituted. The A's snatched one run in the first, but the lend wns overcome by lloston's three in the same round. First' Inning Dkrs filed to .Menosky. Thomas wnlked. Wnlker doubled to right. Thomns going to third. Welsh grounded to MeXnlly nnd Thomas wns trnpped between third nnd home. He wns run down by Scbnng wlw. in trjlng to fatch Welsh nt second threw the bnll into right field, Walker scoring. Dugan was called out on strikes. One run, one lilt, one error. Hooper walked. MeNnlly filed to Welsh. Menosky bent out a hit toward first. Hendrlx doubled to left, scoring Hooper nnd Menosky. Mrlnnls sacri ficed, Htisty to Rurrus, Hcudrix scor ing on thep lny. Foster walked and Hnty wns tnken out nnd Rommel went into pitch. Foster wnlked and stole. Thomns tossed out Scott. Three runs, two hits, no errors. Second Inning Witt wnlked. Rurrus nonneil to .Scott. Perkins flied to Hooper. Rom mel wnlked. Witt was caught off xee ond. Scbnng to Scott to Foster to Me Nnlly. No runs, no bits, no errors. Sehnug popped to Dugnn. Hntper wnlked. Hooper hit into n double piny, Rommel to Dugnn to Rurrus, No runs, nn hits, no errors. Ledoux Retains His Title lindon. May 31. Charles Ledoux. of clRht championship uf Europe, which Is held ufmL ajLtiui for Highest Possible Quality pi fywest Tossible Trice 'Pur II 1U A-vf-T. faira...'j .'.TV. rf utiayt.jiML s5w57s:.dife'5Sxcfr . BRITTON, 37- YEAR- YOUNG CHAMP, HAS TWO BOUTS HERE, After Defending Title Against Griffiths, He Will Meet Bor rell and Rawlins Hv LOWS II. .IAFFK TACK mtlTTON is continuing to go along nicely nnd nonchalantly de fjlng Father Time, nnd nt the age of thirty-seven looms up on the welter weight crest with no serious contender to tnntalbe him. Yesterday Rrltton,, the Vet, sidetracked one conceded to be his most formidable rival, Johnny Griffiths when a drnw wns rendered after a fifteen-round bout nt Akron, O. Torlny Rrltton Is speeding eastward, and tomorrow night he will ste- into the ring nt the Ice Palnce for nn eight-round bout, the fourth number on the five- fracas urogram offered by Promoter Oeorffe F. Pnwllnc as bis second show Opposed to Rrltton will be n locnl youth, Young Joe Itorrell, who Is a strong Ind, a stiff puncher nnd no tln-jnwed wnr rior. On the same card with Welterweight Champion Britton Is Featherweight Champion Johnny Kllbnne. J. Patrick is'scheiluled for the good-nlgl.t contest, nnd his opponent will be Andy I nancy, the young gent from Rnltimore. who gave Kllbnne a scam several months ago nt Jersey City. Previous to the bouts In which tho tltleholders nre to perform three num bers are to go on, a six rounder between Artie Root, of Cleveland, nnd Johnny Murray, nf New York: Harry Oreb, of Pittsburgh, vs. Cloy Turner, of St. Paul, In nn eight rounder, nnd nn eight round set-to between Kddie Fitz simmons. of New York, nnd Pnl Moran, of New Orleans. Next Monday night Britton will np pear here again. The welterweight "antique" will go to bat with Lett Rnwlins. Johnny Griffiths is to show on the same program, which will be staged at the Phillies' Rail Park. Griff's op ponent will be Knockout Lougblln. Roth these matches are to be eight rounders, with two others between Joe Lynch nnd Joe O'Donnell nnd Johnny Dundee aud Hilly Ue Foe. Evening Ledger Decisions of Memorial Day Matches Akron, O. Jack Rrltton nnd Johnny firimth drew, lounrstown, O.- -Charley Vllilte knocked out Kddle Kelly, fifth. TrentonKarl Piirjenr drew with Willie Kane, Charley Pilklngtan rief rated louna Iteno, Johnny Ryan heat Jark Kile, Kid Kdmonda Mopped Jimmy Jnakson, first! Vtlllle 1 lemtng and ior i.unqy nrrw. Portland. Me. ahrz Vllille und Memphis Pnl MnnPA dreu. IOndon, Knx. Charier Ledoux nut .Itmmv lllfftrlnH. rletenth. knocked Jrr C'IIt Primkie llurns defented IVmI i Jack. QC0CZZ)0 Q Q Mtmaf lAchh Cigarettes Here is the topmost cigarette the highest point of smoking enjoyment and satisfaction the spur cigarette. Studied "from the ground up" in seed, soil, plant and culture. Studied in blending, studied in making, studied in packing. ". Spurs are blended in a new way from American and Oriental tobaccos, bringing out to the full that good old-time tobacco taste. & The satiny imported paper is crimped, not pasted, making an easier-drawing, slower-burning cigarette. You'll approve of the smart brown and silver packet, three-fold, that preserves Spur's taste and fragrance. Liggett &: Myers Tobacco Co. ;vM .-4lll VyjB -1'EIIHiaW ''iES 'HKf jP!Tjf 1 HHa7 lf 9flE ' iiiH ' 'IIMbL, nwaasay x''''9 nr...- jfl, & B lBBBBBBBBBaVa. 9 i-'; , yiv 1 9 ' , V;:?IbbbbbbbbbWb-- k... -s.ft.t ,,E3carogBBBBBBvasRaNBai A KING MASTER Jark Britton, thirty-seven years young, continues to hold the top perch in tho welterweight class. Yesterday he held Johnny Griffiths, who Is making n strong hid for tho crown, to a fifteen-round draw at Akron, 0. .CAPE MAY HAS BOXING Olympic A. A. Opens at Shore Reiort With Four Bout Capo May, N. J., .Tunc 1. Tbo new Olympla A. A. opened Inst nlglit In thn opera house aud four boxing bouts wore1 Ktnuoil before a crowded lioune. The first bout wan between Kid Mur ray, Philadelphia, and IlattlluR Xiric, Atlantic City. It resulted In a draAr after hIx faKt rounds. In the second netto Kid Davis, l S. X bent Joo Uelmont. Wlldwood, by a shade. 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