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K W9AT CARPENTIER MEET LEVINSKY? YOU TELL IM, FRENCHY; fVEGOTA FROG IN MY THROAf
IS NO LIVELIER THIS YEAR
THAN IN ANY OTHER SEASON AND
MATERIAL IS SAME, SA YS T. SHIBE
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,,tTIHH boys aro hitting 'cm high and far this year. Two
uYInnilah only n liaising thrill. Evmboilr i Mttceinc the
M'M. npplc. batting rrconls nro bolni; mnnsheil aud If ft
Ctalrcr Un't hitting nrotintl ..'tOO tic m having n bum year.
t - wj "in! nun mini on nip rninpnpr, trying to khoik
,'gV' fcncpH and grand Rtnmln and thluE like that, most
V iflwterrAt naturally Ir In tho homo-run llzcfrs. Kvofy day
i ,fJ!,cuody clut ono and the fani arc wondering what
'tlfArr N about. On Thursday, for example, six home runs
! vfark 'ma'do In the major leagues three In the American
;-. uivu iu iup .uiuhihi. o.ne oiner nny uuui nan mrcc
h. In one afternoon. Therefore It Is not nt nil utrnnee thht
fel'1. ffftllOtt'nni rtf LiKmlinll .,., I,.lnnl !..!!.. !. I..II 1..
.livelier than In years nud more rubber is used by the
, miniiiactiiror,
Hy HOBKItT W. MAXU'KMi
5port IMllnr i:cnlnir rublle Idr
Is not surprliiliiB. .Tor .Taekson, who usually Is up In
front, hai ronneeted with but one circuit clout, and the
same rocs for Slsler, Schans, Koth and n flock of others.
Therefore you cau't blame a lively ball on the Aggers,
and' that'd that.
Cv Williams lends the National with six, Davy Ilob
erton has four, Hornsby, l'a-kert. Ill Meyers nnd Casey
Stengel three each, and Irish Meusel nnd Lcbourvinu two.
This is perfectly sane nnd rational hitting, but nothing
is said because there Is no Bnbe Uuth on tho circuit.
The batting h the same as in other years nnd is likely
to suffer a terrible slump in the next three months. It
will be well td. remember that the season Is less than two
months old nud the warm wcrthcr has not thawed the arms
of the llingers.
WONDER WHAT A BUSY BUSINESS MAN THINKS ABOUT
" wen- t suppose
"We GA.W6 IS OP cjU
Tue first Tee about
fJOUJ- VJt.SH ,t VJAS
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'flmititf (a A 1.a. i.. i. Ml, , !
'fVn' it",, , ' "fiu in ure iinswer. ine regulation onse
ti ..ball ban not lipon rlmmr.,1 rn , a tk... .'. nnt
If . OBanCC for a chanBP. Tills was illrnVed br Thnmne II.
V''.V,,Sb, eccretary nd factory manager of the A. J. Reach
k'li S(' whcrc most of th? balls are made.
", ro '" no "- I" the baseballs this year," said
f- Shlbc. "The same kind of jnrn. rubber and rork are
WioB used, nnd If there is nny Improvement It is in the
CoVr. Leather has been very scarce the last few years
and we were forced to use an inferior grade. Now, how
ever, -we are back at the old standard.
t "The ball is not any livelier than last year or the
year .before. It virtually is the same. There Is nothing
in that story of the balls being made of more rubber so
the hitting Is increased. We get the same amount of
cork, rubber and yarn, put them together in the same way
iand therefore the product is the snme. I read with in
terest recently thnt there was a difference in the wool and
the Australian brand was being used. Wo hnve been
using that same stuff for years. The ball has not been
changed in any particular."
5 l"F-TniV lift -fill, nnnniiii, - !. 41 . . ..
--.. .,,. mwiim iui iiiu exceptionally good lilt-
uv uua UML'U,
tins this year?'
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illTELL, if lion look over the old rrcorrf.i you
', v' tiii inn mat everybody hits icell enrln in
the ncntoH. The pitvhers arc not yet in the belt
: of shape, but trill be by the end of this month.
t Then sec how the hitting falls off."
.?' Figgcrs Not Abnormal
' ANOTHER reason, according to experts, is the leglsla-
tI6n against nil forms of freak delivers except the
pltball. The emory, shine, licorice nnd tallow ball have
passed out of the picture and only n few spittcrs are left.
This means the batters are hitting the ball more solidly
and getting more distance. When n spitball artist is
operating there are ' few solid, long hits. The hatter
usually knocks the pill straight up in the air or down on
the ground. Perhaps there is something to this theory,
and anyway, it should be accepted until proved otherwise.
"Now let's drag iu the Aggers again nnd see what is
happening under the Big Top. As was said before, the
boys are hitting 'em high and far. but outside of Babe
Ruth no individual is setting the world afire with record
lama. Ruth is a natural hitter, regarded the best
lbas6all ever has seen, nnd would have pulled the snme
stuff under the same conditions ten or twenty years ngo.
The others, however, are sailing along in the same
.aid pronrf Tn tin. Ainm.lnnn T An.. t...t. i- ....
g Vomers to his credit, and next to him are Tilly Walker
L,- nd 1IaPPy Fclsch, with six each. They nre hitting at
uuriuui gun. ins apeaner nas four; Jacobson. Hooper,
Hcllman, Dugan, Pecklnpaugh, Dykes. Jimmy Williams,
fit St. I.ouis, nnd l'lagstead have three each, and that
rl!K American League leads in home runs, forty'
cipht different athletes registering a total of 101
thus far. That's pretty good clouting and over
shadows the ifork of the Xationnls. In that league
thirty-three gents have poled out fifty-one four
baicrs, or about one-half as many as the others,
l'crhnpi the pitching is better in the Sational or
the American Leaguers arc better hitters, but what
ever 'Wis, the score is 101 to 51.
Ball Dead for Five Innings
DURING the first fire innings of the pastimlng that was
staged secretly at our Broad and Huntingdon streets
hall lot yestcrdny the Robins were willing to attest nnd
affirm and swear and all that that the bally old ball was
not only slower than last season, but entirely dend. Leo
Meadows had 'em swinging like n rusty sign In those first
five frames, nnd not one hit was forthcoming from tho
Brooklyn bunch. Then things began to hnppen to Mr.
Meadows and he took the wrong end of the score for the
firt time this season after hanging up five btralght
victories.
The main thing that happened to Meadows was III
Myers. Our Thlls were lending by a run when, with
three on, Myers busted one of thoc "dead" balls and gave
it a ride to the flagpole for n double. Two alien runs
came across. That was in the sixth inning. In the
eighth, with Xeis resting on first, he gave one n lift over
Cy Williams's head for a triple. I.ee continued on the
downhill trail In the' ninth nnd two more Robins came
through on a double, two walks nnd a single.
We stated above that the game was a secret affair,
and it was. There were very few who knew nnythtng
about it. and npparently the rest of the population iu our
fair town didn't care. There were nil of -00 present.
The Thils were anxious to postpone the game when it
started to rain before 3:30. but Uncle Wilbert couldn't
see it. A victory meant first place, as the Reds were
loafing. Uncle Wilbert accomplished his purpose nnd
today is sitting on the top of the National League, which
is very tough on the league considering Uncle Wilbcrt's
avoirdupois.
But strong constitutions that braved pneumonia and
everything were well rewarded. Lee Meadows for five
innings never hurled better. In that stretch not a Robin
reached second base, nnd the Dodgers didn't know what
the keystone sack looked like until Dots Miller erred on
OUon's drive in the sixth with a double play in sight.
From that time on Meadows slipped.
THE 'lift had seven hits off Al Mamaur, but the
former Pirate kept them veil scattered except
in the fifth, tehen a walk to Bancroft and singles by
William and Stengel put over the only Cravaih
run.
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With Alex in His Stride Chicago Is Dangerous Pennant
Contender Windy City Has.World Series Habit,
Hang Laurels on Princeton
Hy GRANTLAND RICE
Suggestions for a Vote Getting Platform
Oi'tr t.t a lead,cr who can name
An umpire who is not to blame,
Il'Acrt Aomo teams lose some hard-fought
frali
And toss the bally game away.
TJ)RINCETON this season has tumM
out a fine football team, a fine track
team, n first-class crow and a good ball
ICUlll,
GfftT us nore Ruths with bulging bats
To clear the fences and the flats;
More Jiabcs to rise with mighty belt '
And crash the apple with a well.
SPEAKER NOW LEADS IN A. L. RACE;
HORNSB Y STILL TOPS N L. BA TTERS
Cleveland Manager Forges
Ahead for Slugging Hon
ors, and Tris Also Scores
Most Runs
MISS THAYER WINS
New Champion
STATE NET CROWN
Wcket Club Star Defeats Miss
.'Ann B
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Townsend on Wet
Turf, 6-4, 6-4
,Mlss Molly D. Thaver. of the P'nla
' ,flolpHta Cricket Club, in the new Tenn
Bjjvania nnd eastern states wotnnn's
lawn tennis champion. Miss Tlinyer
captured the title lnte yesterday after
noon on the wnter snaked turf (ourts of
thn Merion Cricket Club nt Hnverford
during nn incessant downpour, beating
MJss Ann R. Town-end in "traisht sets
af 0-4. 0-4.
"Rrffoie the match it was derided to
calleverything o(T for the day because
Jt hart been raining unci- before noon
nld the courts were n mass of wnter.
,hlt Miss Thayer vas tn have played
" 'hire times toda in the singles, doubles
rid mixed doubles, -n sho decided thnt
would be better to play in the rain
dan to undergo such a iftrenuous after -
ion today. She and Miss Townsend
pok the courts at ." o'clock, nnd in spite
? the hnndleap of the weather nnd
.water both put up a snappy contest.
f Miss Townsend had her usual speed
p. $ on service, but Miss Thuver's plav was
CV1 n Jirnipnto thnt slip seldom let onn nf
her opponent's sizzling deliveries g-t b,
her. Miss Thayer's game vns the
essence of coolness, deliberate driving
and" accurate placement. Mi-s Town
send was not nble to get to the net as
intich as she is accustomed m account
ofthe slippery condition of the turf.
The doubles between Miss Thnxer and
li-Miss Townsend nnd Mrs. (iilbort A
iiarvey anu .urs. m u. nun. seneuuieu
for today, was postponed until Monduy.
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SPORTS
CARDS
RUTH IS SOCKING 'EM
MANAGING the Cleveland Indians
apparently Is proving so soft a job
for Tris Speaker that ho now is after
more InureK Tristnm has forged into
tho lead fr American Leaguo batting
honors, having stepped ahead with n
mark of .o07. And that isn't all
Speaker also secured tho highest num
ber of runs, including games up to last
Wednesday, a total of forty-one.'
Rabo Ruth, the sensntion of tho mn
jors, after scoring twelve runs In nine
straight contests, wns stopped by the
Senators on Slay .11. Ruth, by poling
three home runs off Washington's pitch
ers on June 2, ran his homo-run total
of the year up to fifteen round trippers,
just onerhnlf thn number the Rabe needs
to create n now home-run record.
RUINED BY RAIN
American League Batting
Many Big and Little League
and Collegiate Baseball
Games Postponed
MISS MOLLY I). THAYER
Of (ho Philadelphia. Cricket Club,
who yesterday defeated Miss Ann
IS. Townsend. of the Merion Cricket
Club, for the women's singles cham
pionship of Pennsylvania, and cist
ern states. Tho score was 0-4, 0-4
Heavy rain over thn eastern section
of the country ruined sporting events
scheduled for this afternoon. Mnny big
nnd little league and collegiate basebnll
games have been postponed. Virtually
all the basebnll enmeu ennlml (Vi i,i'o
side of Chicago have beep called off.
The Phillies-Robins same has been
postponed nnd so has tin- first A's game
in New York with the Yanks. The dual
bills between the Senntors nnd the Red
Sox nnd Giants and Rraves have been
put DncK on tne schedule.
All the little league cnnies n this
city hnve been canceled and the same
goes for the independent contesti. Polo
here is among the postponed sports.
Penn wns supposed to play Harvard
at Cambridge, but rain prevented the
battle. Other college games postponed
follow: Rrown-New Hampshire. Holy
Cross-Vermont and Yale-Cornell.
ROW IN THE RAIN
Undine
Scraps About Scrappers
JOE5 KENNEDY has taken up duties
officially as matchmaker of the Ger
mantown A. A It will he his policy,
Joseph says, to give boxers in the
"ijclgbborhood an opportunity to sock
fvneh other or get socked. Kennedy has
beo connected with the ring game for
about twelve years in the capacity of
romoter, niaicnmahcr nun uiuimgi-r ui
crs.
! Jo. O'Donnrll, of ih- I'tlU of Srhuvlkill.
U1 b otflcUl rfrH or houu at ID wr
nViintown A. A. In the fulurt.
nix txut will b ta;l al th 0rman-
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A. A. li"' ";T"A ,. . ti..mnlr lllllr
NrfgS
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t'i 7mm n'tr mafh." as T'romolfr Hillr
BT ?!? ld. Only four eont-.U wur. put
Itf S?a?anc of on of the principal.
Wi'dwncxl N J hfrn he wll htle "way
the Humm-r ni..nilis Ho plans ' keep n"n
nlf In koc.1 iiuip ho that ho may o after
the top noun f. aihemalshts uext fall.
SnmnriT llnrrln has started nrirotlatlons for
n rhampi ml.lp match between Johnny kii
hjnn nd Danny Frunh In naltlmore. llarrls
rlie tliat he Is olterlnic the tltle-hplder a
suirin'ce of J10.000 and alao will Elvo htm
a J 1000 bonus Just as soon as he ""
a .oniract for a match with Friuh. Frush
will romo tn at any weight Kllbane la willing
to make males Harris.
Answer to Query! Willie Jacksor i and Ijw
Tendler have lioxed three times Two were
nix round no-derlslon bouta and the otner
. a nfteen-round match tn which Tenuier
received the refereo's decision.
WUIIe reriuson. an amateur welterweight
boxer who recently won a diamond rlne
at the Oayety Itientre looks like a prom
Mlns lad. writes IC. J Dontcy.
Richard fiale Is another amsteur mlttman
who Is making frood at the aayety.
Barge Club Holds Regatta
on Schuylkill
The Cndine ISarge Club held its nn
nunl regatta this afternoon over the
lower course on the Schuylkill river,
starting In front nf tho Pennsylvania
Rarge Club and finishing in front of the
Undine Club.
Despite the inclement weather there
was a big turnout of oarsmen and spec
tators. The races rowed were junior
singles, senior singles for club cham
pionship and the Hrneken Cup, double
sculls, four-oared gigs, eight-oarcd
shells and double canoes
Pliver Club
Sneaker. Cleve, ...
Johnnon. Cie . . .
.fnclison. Chi
Mvstt. Athletics . .
Hendrys nos
Jndse Wash
Plsler. St. I.
Weaver Chi. . ..
Jacobson. si i.
llellman. net. . ..
nuean. Athletic..
Felseh. Chi
Milan. Wash . . . . .
Oder n 8i I.
nuth N. T
Mclnnls. Bos . .
Pecklnpaugh. N. T
nodle. N ..-
noth Wash . .
B. Collins. Chi . .
Chapman. Cleve . .
Witt. Athletics .
Walker Athletics .
Rice. Wash. . .
O'Neill. Cleve. . ..
Oerbor. ft. I. . . .
Hooper nos . .
Cobb. Del
F.tlerbe. Wish . .
Phannon. Wah
Pratt NT
Gardner. Cleve. .
Oraney. Clevo . .
Hanan. ..
Austin St. 1
Vesch. net
Smith Cleve. . .
McNallv. Ho.i. . .
Menoskev..!''"'
njkes. Athletics . .
Toung. Det
Strunk. Athletics
Harris Wah . . .
Hale. Del. . . . .
Shanks. Vh . . .
fiharrlty. Wnh .. .
Wood Clevn. . .
Wllllim" S'- I
Ward. NT
Pirn. N. T .. .
Perkins Athletics .
Thomas Atnieties.
Lewis. NT..
Poster. Hos .
Rlsberc, Chi. . . .
Wilfrs Dos . . .
Tobln. St T.
Welsh. Athletics
nurns. A's. t levc .
Scott, tics . .
.imirdan Lhl . .
li.iwrplil. St 1. . .
Orlffln. Athletics...
Lelbold. Chi
Schalk. Chi. ...
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Clubs
Cleveland .
Washington
Rl Louis .
Chicago ...
The race foi the championship.brought I JJwoT";k
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Besides Setting Pace in
Heydler Circuit, Card
Star Sets Pace for Base
Hits
CAREY BEST SCORER
Local Cholco of Presidential Nomination
Chicago Grovcr Cleveland Alex
TEW YOUK Ilabe Iltith.
n C
ander.
Cleveland Tris Spenker.
hi. ijouis iiogcrs liornsby.
A nit Different
IN 1018 the Cubs won n pennant mlntiB
the right arm attached to Grovcr
Alexander.
Hanking tinon Alexander's nresnnen
In lOin. wo picked the Cubs to win the
pennant. Hut' Alex couldn't get up
steam in lime and tne machine col
lapsed..
Vaughn. T.vler nnd Ilendrlr nsRlst
Ing, the Cook county delegation is hack
upon its hind legs raising tho dickens
once more.
It's quite different with Alex on top
of his stride. In nny event, the Reds
seem to hnvo a tougher customer to
handle with the Cubs nnd 'the Dodgers
than they had n year ago with tho
Giants.
The World Scries Habit
CHICAGO seems to have the world
series hahlt developed by Frank
Chance and Fielder Jones.
The White Sox won In 11)17. Tn IftlS
the Cubs obliged. In 1010 the Sox
brought another scries to Chicago. And
now the Cubs, being due, are making
threatening gestures again.
Boston wns badly inoculated with tills
habit in 1014, 1015, 1010 and 1018.
Tim Titer nverace tins' been dteiu.n.
high, not In one or two sports, but In '
all major efforts. It is nn nverage that
deserves congjatulatlon, proving the ex.
istcnce 'nor. oniy oi nno matcrfnl. but
also of n fine spirit. Chop off n sprig n(
laurel and pass it along to old Nassau,
Six Years. Ago
LAIUIY JBNKINS.'of Troon, Scot
land, has had to wait six years bo
foro defending tho golf chntnrilonh
of Great Britain ho won back In 1014
Just a few months after ho won Llj
championship Jenkins wns on his way
to Flanders, where ho spent tho greater
part of four years at n pastime quite
different from golf. The only divots that
ho came across wcro those left by Got
mnn guns, few of which were ever re
placed. On Monday Jenkins begins his de
fense and It will bo Interesting to tee
just what effect tho sbc-ycar interval
has had upon his game.
Gardner's Entry
IN THIS same championship Amerl--cn'H
lending entry will be Bob Gard
ner, of Chicago, Ynlo's polo vaultbi
star of other years.
C.nrdner has twice won tho amateur
chnmplonshlp of tho United States, and
whllo a fine golfer anfl a game fighter,
will encounter n rugged handicap in
having only a week's preparation, with
such stars ns Jenkins, Hilton, Max
well, Tolley, Wcthcrcd nnd Ball In the
way.
"AS
iiL
homo
FAIt
as I'm concerned," to-
runs and they can have their
.400 hitters. It's tho Big Blooic that
makes' all the talk."
RACE ENTRIES FOR MONDAY
HAS STKKAK STOPPED
After bitting safely in fifteen con-
sccutlvo games, Harry Hooper, of
tho Ilrtl Sox, was stopptJ by
Holllo Nil) lor, of tho A's
DOGRBS IIOIINSBY, the young
" Card, Is still up there setting the
pneo for National League hitters, and
now ho also Is on top for bnsc-hlt
honors. The St. Louis slugger Is ham
mering tho pellet at n clip eight points
fewer than tho .400 mnrk, whllo he has
garnered a total of sixty-five bitiglcs,
including games played on Wednesday,
Juno 2.
Heinle Groh, with thirty-three runs,
Is lending scorer; Cy Willlnms, of the
Phils, holds tho homo-run laurels with
a half dozen circuit clouts; Max Carey
is the best bnso stealer, with fourteen
piuercu uncus, and i.eo Meadows, an
other Cravathiau, with five victories
and no defeats, heads the twirlcrs.
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Wnr Garden. ...100
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Mickey Mooro....l04
Knuator HH
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Viola Tark 09
Miss Minks t"
I.ouls A 104
Discussion ....,109
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2 371
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S 343
2 341
v .340
2 .83(1
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4 .311
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1 .320
4 .320
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1 .323
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Ftt;e Leading Battlers in
Each of Major Leagues
NATIONAL I.EAOL'K
Player Club (I. All. K.
Honisb). .St, Iiiils.. 41 Kin 31
ItnbertMin. Chlrnco . 3.1 130 IS
flroh. Cincinnati to 1S8 33
Ilaiiltert. Cincinnati . .Ill 11 2S
Kousch, Cincinnati. . 41 152 -1
AMERICAN I.KAC.UK
Player Club O. All. H.
Snwiker. Cleveland. .40 149 IS
Jackson. Chlcaco ... 311 11H 20
Johnston, Cleveland . 3H 13! 13
SMrr, M. Louis. .. 3S 1R3 2"
.ludcF. Washington . 38 1.1 U 31
II.
(1.1
48
S7
SI
51
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.an:
.370
.3111
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.333
ii. ret.
S8 .380
BO .378
fl'J .374
HI .3.13
SG .332
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
National League Batting
q. ail n. ii. un.sn.p.r.
riaer Clul
Wrlzhtstone,,- Phil,
liornsby, Ht. X,.'.,
lloherlsnn. Phi . . .
Oroh. fin
..icnoison. Pitts...
Tlftllhert. Pin
npuh. Cln . .'.'.I
nimiiniK, riiila...
Duncan, Cln
Vounir. N. V.....
f'ruise Hoston....
Kournler. fit. I,. ,
Z. Wheat nklyn..
Htock. St. U......
Paskert. Chicago.
Hlnbee. ritts.. ..
Konetchy. llldv. .n 3ft 12S 11 SS
innuneati, run. 24 81 7 24
10 10 1 4
:u urn ni s.i
3.1 130 IS 48
41) MS 3.1 B7
27 HO (1 24
an 140 28 m
41 1.12 2ft .11
40 1(11 '! 3
41 inn 22 .11
3S 143 2.1 47
27 07 17 31
41 1.1.1 20 48
3(1 1112 IR 47
41 lllft 27 48
40 143 21 44
20 Oft 1.1 30
national li:ii i:
Chili
Hrookln .
Cincinnati
Cltli. en .
IMItNburcll
XI. 1XIUI4. .
tlloston . .
Nr u'k
tPhllllfs
W.
IX
2.1
I
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21)
18
18
in
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1.1
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23
27
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.MS
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.1711
.1.10
.430
.3.17
In I.oe
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.188
.MS
.ins
amlkican i.nxori:
Clnh
Cleveland ..
New York .
Itoston ....
Chicago ....
Washington
St. Louis .
Athletics . .
Detroit
IV. I,. P i
27 It .019
27 1ft .OJR
ii 17 .3(11
2.1 IM .301
21 ?0 .SI'!
Ill 24 .381
1.1 27 .3.17
14 2U .if.lll
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Split
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.37.1
P.eyera. llklvn.
Hack. Chicago.
Terrv,. Chicago ,
Kautf, N. y,.,.
Nenle. Cln
Clemons, Hi I,,
lluniroft. Phil .
Mann, lloston..
Janvrln, Ht ,..
Meniret. Phil
Paillette. Phil...
Lavan. Ht. I.. .
Hollocher. Chi .
dowdy. Hoston.
Hums, N. y.. .
Knnf. Cln
.tohnston. Cklyn.. 38 1(11
mxrj, i-iiii . .
Kelly. N. y
Kletchor. N". T
Carey. Pitts ..
Rath. Cln . ..
.1. Miller. Phil .
O'Karrell. Chi .
caton. nils . .
Hctimldti Pitts..
Hnlke. Boston
lloeckel. Jloslon
Wlnro. Cln
Tlarber, Chicago
2V.O.ihender. Vll two,
l'ollomsl Itnln.
,31111 .311 .,
IWIn two.
Am. League Club Batting
EKfl5-
WL,',WJ, U
sW&sttrv y
wa'Vi r,i
AHJtaBtWv UH
it' rr r cP
Wm iH . n Mil
Mfi ?
y o,w i j ' dXZT
rm
'-" i,flp
jyv't' - '"
v v.v'?- r.
KM'- J
BmHsflK ., i-,.,v t
mm A
McAndrsw
would
are
Mc-
accommodate
ps,ranc
1t- UM1tna an, I Kfldle
; ".'i': ih Charley Turner,
V-?..wa also sas
r.nk J-jL'rS,.J,l D"
ln;n eurai- "
.1.1. Uina bll en to sppr in
'; AU Tn town I'
v "tM,danta I
4". ," ..iiiu Tit,
,? uui -. "
. - V..I
of, :"
a Bw''n"',',"Vhiln. Kouth
01ix viu, York, and Joe
nut the best hcullern in the club. HI
eluding Higling. Supplee, Shmldheiser,
Lukens nnd Allison, the present holder
of the cup.
Tonight there will be a dinner nt the
club's up-river house, the IUngstotten.
Athletic
Detroit .
Just back irom ine mcsi.
r
L.W, rihVi Bill "ark ihovr on "Monday night
d.?iP?own tomorrow nigh. . K.ch of
th
an
Ko.
nut.of.town mitt
Pt Paul. Johnny
N" ".? -t:.r Johnny Griffiths,
v" ' ..ii.. UAnth nthlehm:
ti' nunnell.
" Vaut inrK. uuu " -"
Iynrn
cos
wB O'nrlen. manager of Billy I To'
tiloV..iTV' a'chsmplon.hlP match,
nf. ft"..n miU 12H pounds wan na
lfo can tnaKft -" M, i..ul boier
m. says uunen. !- u- ,t. n
Tf'v'5 Sffli 'VVOTiff rafw
.uj t-oL- nriitnn out-
srxi'jii
. Voir. to have no aucn
?.."r hlnu" "Id Rawlins.
utter WV"
fvwla has l"n aclecleil to
I".'". . "t. ,.iiiiA .lui.Uunn a
referee
WW
J 2.
lihtvitween Willie Oai'k.on and
' lil th "hllllea' ball parU, July
'DROME RACES OFF
Motorpaced Racea Postponed Until
Next Thursday Night
The third showing of the motorpaced
riders at the Point Ilrceze Velodrome
scheduled for tonight has been called
off bv Promoter Chapman on account of
the rain. The board track is too slip
pery and will not have a chance tn dry
out, even If the rain stopped two hours
before the time for the events to start.
Thn boards can recover from a Hlight
wettiug. but tho rain hui been Heavy and
the track soaked.
The next entertainment nt tho dromi
is scheduled for next Thurcday night.
Navy Olympic Trials at New London
New London, Conn.. June. IS Word was
received at the failed States submarine base
here today that IDs local base has been
Selected by th Nary Department for Ih.
Olymplo pre m narlcs for the rtrst and third
naval districts of llosum and New York,
respectively, and the date has been nxed as
June 21.
Atlantic Refining Game Off
Th. nmi between Hoy Thomas i Atlantlo
TmTnE team and Madison Stars for "oday
'., .ffrth ind Reed streets, hua been
c.s ,n n. ir. nit, nn. rr
8'l l.US 2.18 4011 Jl
Id 1408 22(1 423 0 r7
37 1211 142 314 0 22
3ft 1SS7 lft7 3SS R 22
41 13(18 ISO 37.1 27 10
39 1313 114 atwi 0 28
4ft 13S.1 IKS 3(1.1 1ft 1ft
32 1220 115 207 10 IB
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
YKSTr.nn.ws ulsilis
Jersey City. 4i nr-iillnB. 2.
lloche-ter. Si IlufTnlo, 3.
Akron-Toronto, rnln.
Ilalllinore-smcue, rain.
HTANDINO 01' TIIK CLIIW
V. I.. P.P. IV. L. P.C.
30 11 .732 Rending . 19 21 .17.1
2(1 in .fli.1 .IcrseyClty 111 23
2ft 1ft .010 lloihesler. Id 2(1
19 18 .SI I Syracuse,
TtiifTaln... .
Toronto.
Ilnltlmore
Akron.. ..
38 149 18 44
40 loft 28 4ft
2.1 R2 12-24
30 On 17 28
41 134 20 ,19
.10 03 .1 27
40 inn 22 48
33 Uft 1ft .17
27 RS 11 21
40 int 12 13
37 137 12 .18
Kft 08 I) 27
42 1.10 2S 41
31 r,H 2 111
38 148 211 41)
41 1.1.1 111 41
11 IT II
12 30 " a
38 142 12 38
88 1,14 III 41
.17 14(1 211 37
38 1.12 17 40
40 119 in 39
10 42 II II
38 143 10 37
2(1 81 7 22
37 1(11 1.1 3')
a 102 18 39
38 1.12 1ft 39
41 1.17 17 39
Maranvlle, P.os... 38 18.1 14 38
Kllduff, nklyn. ..28 07 9 24
Mcitsel, Phil 28 08 12 24
nison, nkln .... IIS 181 is 41
ncfll. Chicago.... 42 141) in 3il
Dojls. N. Y 37 137 17 32
Sihlllls. St. L ... 2d 77 8 18
IS. Miller. Phil... 40 ISO 12 .1.1
Whltled, Pitts.... 3(1 131 17 31
Klllefer. Chicago. .14 10.1 11 21
Mcllenry. St. L .. 4ft 149 18 3
Sholton. St. I. . 2.1 81 in 111
Snuthunrth. rills. 38 14.1 13 32
Nets. Ilklvn , 2ft 11(1 la 24
CJrlmm. nits 38 144 7 21
T.nll widrlR ..
Also ellctblo:
Reluctant ....
Qulncy Ward .
Courtvlow . . .
Greenland ....
Mechanic . . .
Klra llrond . .
IIS
110
Third rsco. purse $800. three-year-olds aid
up, claiming. 1 l-lo miles:
Say When 10.1 Duke Huff if
Dickey W 107 KiiC.ii... !2
Charles Francis .113 Otsego :..'.'.""' iii
122 TerrlbU Miss ... KM
Ho rart
capPtanir.1:.:::-. JI1" Bttccp
nni,Oup'hc.ran.Cn,IngPU,rOfu,ri0,!hroe-yc"-0'
race.
400
,sn2
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.31)1
.348
.342
.331
.320
.327
.321
.320
3I0
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308
.308
.301
.207
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.291
.291
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.280
.28S
.284
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.277
.278
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.2113
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.217
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228
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Social Star J"
West Side llj
v,. H.I..A IT llo
Iielmvo Yourself. .llj
Lough Red : . . . .ljg
8lr Thomas Kcan.llo
l.'ew Acres 11?
Versailles 110
if 1- Coleman ..lln
Advance H ... ,, Tn,nm
1... .n 1R0ft. nurse, the 1 ort TTiom
i.ffi &$;$:
nchares 1"? H.,',V IU
reVVi'ear-olds.
r. furlongs: n7 old rthful JJJJ
W cv'ifntock: The Virginian ..
Runseaf , ncle Velo H-
..' .. li.nrilriin:
1.110 ow, ii... .. . .
..US
..IIS
..11R
..IIS
..IIS
..115
,10ft
IDS
Krlvnl
ww- !. .. .TViS..
1 itn i"??' .:;. n furlongs: ,,
thrce-year-c. Ms and up. o rnu, 101
MarJorlo "?" Pnul Weldel '
Sewell Comb !'" J,?",!,!, Daw l'-l
threcj car-olds
I.T.rrant
Sixth rHCe, $1200,
and up. IU ""'"'na Frank
purse,
Jouett ... !,g jtake Up . ; '1,0
Travesty vine'a's- Mint Cat (Imp.).. HO
Duko pt Lnca- "'
t ..!, .i.imlne. threo-ycar-
IJrlzz
nonstelle ...
Who Cares
Sabretash .
Fifth
1 me:
First Consul
My Dear .. .,
Ilrynenr ....
Colonel Lit .,
Mlxm race.
....Jllll Itlllilen srhln ,aa
....inn Phedoden .r.." ::it5
:xl 'Poacher 108
....loo cobalt La ::.:.iij
purso J1000, thrco-jear-oldj.
....09 Hush 102
' I r?k. ' the noostlla
"'102 aol,lno m
T.nrhlnA nusss cnr n
-.ear-oMs and up. 1 mllo and 20 yards
Pokey Jan ...... 00 Dahlnda . . ? .101
i?l.enniJyC" M "di T0 ,h0 Mrk.. irl
Vu?"P,tecd, , ,n!; Somme mi
Acouchla 2d ...,10'J Itosclyon 114
Seventh race, purso J800. throc-ycar-oldi
"nd up. clalmlnc 1 1-1)1 miles:
L'hliri, a.ovr ...101 'Lelnster 10.1
She Devi 104 v. K. Ileal iio
?(?irttJ,0Ck " 'dihac .'..::::: Ji2
. 'Vv. '.: I0 Semper Stalwart Ho
J'"" Connolly ...no Oarbaeo ....... .ill
IVeather clear: track fast.
Anprentlco allowancp claimed.
At Belmont
i mn". r,c maldfn threc-yeaxlds and up.
race,
.112
.112
.112
hpi-v,riuW..T
:;":"rmlpy.)-.:::ioi n-urbon .aa .
ilombast '2l "-"aim Eligible'.
Lucky R. ..;Vll" Madras Clingham.107
Orey K"1" 112 Night Wind $
Counterbalance . . )- 'Vfgey O. .'S
The Leopard 08 Kar.d) (IniP.). jj;
Walter H. .n7 .The Cullen Uon..)"-
Poarco .'. .Astso -
Dr. " niiiiwiinro claimed.
Apprentice Bllpwanc
Weatner "
At Toronto
,,lr,t race. J1000. maiden wo-ywr
furlongs: ,1S Aunt Annlo .
llroadvleW iiw lluen
(lay Kap . ,vi Hy Gone
Mary rowell "-..' r,
r.e 11000. claimii'i..
UP. S'-i 'urlo.nl,,",;nmor0
II-." n7 ;CAVddon .
olds. I
,...11
...11S ....115
three
Iady Archla
Tlcaecy . . . ,
Algon . . . .
Chrublno . .
Clara Ilooth
Second
2 miles:
Mohican ......
Frank 11
Third race.
up, 1 mile:
Locust 1cavos
Huron 2d ...
Dorcas
Fourth race
ui), 1 mile:
Oloomv Ous
Damrosch ...
Audnclous ...
Ln Olourleux
Thrift
Cirrus
Fifth race,
. .110 Locust Leaves .,110
,..11R Prim 3d 115
,..110 I,no L. i.Ht
,..110 Court Fool 11.',
,..110
steeplechase, four-ycar-oldi,
,..149 ncllanco -.HO
...131
sclllntr. three-ycar-olda anil
.. 04 Tattle 101
...111 Sun Dial 2d. ...101
...107 Phalarls 117
handicap, three-year-olds and
...lftft Tetley 01
...113 Alibi IU
...117 Phalarls 90
...97 Tlpplty Wltchot 12S
...100 Thunderstorm .. Ill
...lit) Donnaconna .... loj
two-year-olds. 5 lur-
..110 Sammy Jay
, ,,iu. juusiy
,..103 Hlldur . . ..
...102 Miss Petite .
...102
...IM
...10S
...101
...102
in:
Ull I'Wis
Jiil flallant Uroom ..j
107 Plaer 1
'"107 'Clatway "'
.., -loiming. thre
102
11)4
Mo7
IIT
ou
Mary
Pecond race,
ear-0los "
Sea IJrecxe,
IWsytn .
1. Moody
Batlnmoro
M"r:"V. nurse 11000.
yeirTd. 0 furlongs: w ,. Oreal.tOH
Anzao ..1U7
Dlomea "... stoOO. Toronto
claiming. three-
Hunt
,.OT)lJffflrif..K touocar-olds
10 30
410
381
230
BOX IN RAIN
In
American League Pitching
NAME CANADIAN TEAM
Eight Men Will Be Sent to Olympics
for Trap6hootlng Event
Toronto, Ont., June fi. The eight
men thnt will reprehent Canndn in the
trapshootiiiR tournament nt the Olym
pic entiles nt Antwerp were announced
today, ns folio wh:
,T. H. Black. Winnipeg. Man., jcap
tRiti) : O, .1. Klllnln. Ht. .Tohns, N. H. ;
W. M. Hamilton, High niver, Alberta ;
Ren Mncl.aren, Calgary : hum nnee,
Tillsonburg, Ont.: "True" Oliver, Van
couver, U. f. ; H. J. Montgomery,
IleamHvllle, unt., nnu ucoriio xjatiie,
Mnmllfnn Ont.
T 1tr ,,,.MIn nf Ilnllfai. has heen KiV.'.'l ' N Y
.Alnnfl.l n anhstltute. The team will Krefe; Athl'tlca.
snil from Quelle on .July r nml i
first compete in the Kngllsli cliiinipinn
ships on July 14-10. From lhiglauu
it will go direct to Antwerp.
Pltchsr flub
Snyder. Wash. .. .
nuth. N Y
Harris. Athletics . .
nurwell, nt iajui.
Collins, NY . .
nsgby, Cleveland...
Qulnn, N. Y . ..
Williams. umtHo .
Coveleskle Cleve. . .
Pennock, Hoston . .
Thorroahlen. N. Y..
Hoyt. Boston
Rhocker. St L
Caldwell, Cleve.. ..
Nlehaus. Cleve
Russell. H"t7 ' ' '
Krlckson Hash
Jones. Hoston ....
Oldham. Detroit ...
Fsber. Chicago ...
Mays. N. Y
Zschary. Wash. ....
Clcotte. Chicago ..
Wellman, St .'
Pchacht. Wash. ...
Haroer. "".
T rr.
0 1.000
o l.ono
o l.ono
o l.ono
o l.ooo
Refl
IT Thirty fourth and Reed ret. ,liu 'n
leririalll-railed iff on account of rain. NeU
oftlilally calle
Haturday Cluy E
New i'ot ""!
jipoy's Treit 'Em Rousbs.
jays aiaoisuu.
Ten-Round Bouts for Massachusetts
Boston. June S Governor Coolldfe. has
alitntd a bill to Uall ten-round boxlna
bouts In this atata. The hill aiwcllles that de
clslons are to b (lrn by two judsss, and
If they are unable to agree, by a referee. A
club wlshlnr to ronduct bouts must have at
!?.. year's lease of lis bulldlnc, and
all bosera manasers, handlers, referees.
Tudaes or others associated must be llcjnsed
ty th. state. Tb state will collect Per
cent ot the sro receipts from an bouts.
Morton.tlt !
Kerr Ch cbbo . .
Moore. Athletics..
Paunders. St L...
Pajne. -"V,"v
Shswkey. N. Y . .
Tlush. noswn ....
Perry . 'iy,."',V'
Johnson, Wh,,
Naylor. AlhleMfs
Mosrldt'.. "
Myers. Cleve
F.hmke. Detroit ..
Courtney, Wash ....
tlhle, C'vland ...
UAthArnn Ht. I,. .
Dauss, Detroit ...,
Ionsrd. Detroit .
Martin, Athletics .
Van QUder. Ht. L..
Wilkinson. Chleaso
BUbee, Athletics ,
.000
.sun
.818
,800
.7B0
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.714
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,BT1
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,noo
.noo
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.nno
.BOO
.BOO
,B0n
.BOO
.BOD
.BOO
.BOO
BOO
.444
.444
.417
.400
.400
.400
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,R33
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4
T.st Shut
W. L. out
4 .. ..
1 .. ..
1 .. ..
1 .. ..
1 .. ..
1 .. . .
7 .. 1
I -i -
Natl League Club Batting
00 .t
4
j
Tracy Earns Draw With Ward
Cambria Open-Air Wind-Up
Arthur Tracy, nn KngliHhman. made
his Amerienn debut In the ntnr hout
of eight rounds In the opening show of
the IDUO open-air Reason nt the ram
bria Club last night hy holding Jack
Wnrd to a drnw. Tracy proved himself
n clever, rugged nnd hnrd puncher.
Ward weighed In nt 1 12 pounds, while
the foreigner tipped the hentn nt 151.
Unit) started to full during the semi
final between Pat (I Mnllcy, 15S, who
substituted for Charley O'Nell, nnd Al
Hell, MS, O'Mnlley was the winner.
Tho downpour lasted throughout this
bout and part of the wind-up. Ilernuse
of the Tain one of the matches was
cut from the program.
l.n the other boutH. 'Whitey Ttaker,
Ifi'i, wns outpointed by Young Mulli
gan, 1.111. and Tommy Carter. lUIl, de
feated Willie Mcliovern, 131.
Clubs
Cincinnati ,.
St Louis . ..
Philadelphia.
ChlOSKO ....
Ilrookbn ...
New York . . .
Hoston
Plttsburch . .
n. ah. n. h.
41 1370 188 309
41 1430 100 394
40 1374 ISA 309
4V 1.197 108 871
38 1404 14.1 800
38 1209 144 322
38 184ft 1.14 33(1
33 1283 124 809
nn.
n
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8
3
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3
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37
18
49
23
24
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National League Pitching
about s m., ,. airty
..LT
1ST
.. 108
. . llJ
enm
clnlm
1 lid
....107
. . 108
three
Innxs. straight:
Jcg. . . ,
Bluffer
Curfew
Turnabout
Sister Flo
Sixth rnco, handicap, mares, three-sear,
olds and un. (1 furlonps, main course
llnundlnc Hlllows.ins Kalllpolls ... 104
TaesliK Shower ..112 Head Over Heels I lei
Lady Cectruda ..117 Hntlladn ,. ... 15
Cinderella 10.1 Liinetta 10
1'ncle's LhshIo ..107 Olorla Franco .. Ill
Kdwlna inn ma Choice
Tonjours 100
Wealher rftlnlnir, track sloppy.
Apprentice allow anco claimed.
..US
Mahan'8 Stars Booking Games
meets ths
The formr
JOE JACKSON WINS
Shades Pal Moore In Fast Bout at
Eleventh Street Arena
Joe Jackson, of Soiithwnrk, won his
second bout in two ilnyn when he de.
fcnted I'al Moore, tho vetcinn light-
weight, liv u cloM' margin in the htnr
contest of eight inundu ut the Kleventh
btreet nrenn last night. It wbh a fust
bout throughout nnd proved that Moore
still has u number of good bouts left in
Johnny flrifliu knocked out f'ul Iinr
rrtt In the third ; Jimmy Howell stopped
Al Frassco in tho (second ; tho police
halted tho bout between Kddio Moran
nnd Tommy l.oiigliran lccnuo tho
former was using foul tactics, nnd
Franklo Knic mib forced to (juit owing
to a broken arm in the second round
u4jainjst Jack O'Kecfc.
ntcher Club.
.ileadows. I'liun,.
Luque, Cln
Mitchell, Brook...
Alexander. Chi...
Huether, Cln
Itudolph, Ilos
Vaughn, Chi
Orlines. Hrook
Sherdell. St. Lojls..
Vamaux, nrook....
Msrauard, Hrook. . ..
Toney, N Y
cooper. Pitts
Hlrnr. Cln
Scott. Dos
r.mlth. Brook
Cadore, Jlrook
Jacobs, St, Louis.. .
Adams. Pitts
Desk. St I)Uls....
Smith. Phils..
Srhupp, St. I.ouls...
Oeschner. Bos
Salle Cln
Hendrlx. Chi
Ponder. Pitts
Hamilton. Pitta....
Welnert. Phlla
FUUns-lm. Bos
Caisson, ritts
TCtler, Cln
P.entnn N. T
McQuillan Bos
Nhf. N. Y
Haines, St. Touls...
Homes. N Y.,
Kajrs, Ilos
Tvier Chi
Illxev, I'hlli
Martin. Chi
Fisher Cln
Causey, rhllp.
nouMins, is t
Pferfer. Bmok.... ,
c.oodwln St Louis.
Wiener, Pitts
Carter. Chi
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f.it.ively Sleeper.. ; ;...,,wood
Feru-us ;,," 153. (c)hlnsle Tlmu
(bKlreat Palclot .l 0 ..
(B)Dandy Jfiej
"lallTeardmor-e-VnTy. (b)Vroctor
(coxhead.Mows entry.
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mll'";j -.ue . 00 Pledra
a,n. dt,,p III WaukeaB
Dottle Vandlver .1' c,.imliiB,
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wuiyu . .1111 veym - ,.i
Curlou lon Paula V .'",:
MuK Jumbo' V..10J VffjWw'NIrtlVr.llS
EeMh rVcV.'rurse $.000. three-, ear-o.ds
and up, 1 mile: .n nonnle Oraton ...110
nrooKiana,, ,i. u,. alnon u...;"i
..,119 Armani ';
!l07 Whitehaven 10'
.....105 I
$1000. three-year-olds, 1 mllo
... 0 Thos, F. McMa-
jo non .. :
107 Lady Ward Hut
111) OeorB Duncan . 11
u.m Urchin i.' i.:MV. II!
James Foster . . . l umu.
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Mohan's All-Stars, of Bristol,
Hooer nine, of this cltv. induv
has a few open dates for June, and Julv. Th
team lines up as follows: Pitcher. Kohler;
catcher, Plckford: llrst base, finell: eecoill
base, McDevItt; third base ClllhoOley short.
stop, Holland; left field. Jonesj right field.
Tnffej center fleld, Hlhbs John llahan. 01
Jefferson avc , Bristol, Pa.
LEXINGTONS
A number of 7-pass. tourlncr cars,
wood nnd wire wheel equipment
Selection ot colors. Attractive
Irloe.
LEXINGTON MOTOR COM
PANY OF PENNA.
W. A. Kl'Sljn, President
8.11 North llrond Street. Phils.
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PHILLIES vs. BROOKLYN
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PHILA. JACK O'BRIEN
Flesh Reducing Body Building
llnilnir Lessons, l'rlvatei No Punishment
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Pendence, . . .. .
Hwset Bouquet
Jim Petri .
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Ssoond race, purse
rlalmlnir. ft lurlons-
Anna nelie ..
Short Charuto -Miss
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Miss Hornsr ...
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Philadelphia Country Club -BU
Take Park Trolley to Woodslde Park
Phlla. Co. Club vs. Point Judith.
l'lnal I'.yent for Temnra Clip,
AD.MIMHION. Mc and (1.10
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Hunting Social Has Open Dates
Huotlne Social Cluh Is open for camu'
with any flrst.class teams. Open dates nis
June ft, 12, SOt July, 21. 25 and Aurust R.
15. 21, 23, it. Jim. Klnr, mi Altfiid1
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RACES
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Ann Hour Motor Pure Ituie
Klartersl (,'lmiimiin, Lirc.ne,
Colombullo mid Bedell,
2 Amateur lltcjrle. lenta
Great Open Air Boxing Show
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MONDAYEVENING, JUNE 7th
Four Star Boutu, 8 Rds. tacn
No Set-Ups on THIS Bill
EVERY BOUT A FIGHT
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JOE O'DONNELL)
K. 0. LOUGHLIN
vs.
Johnny GRIFFITHS
CHAMPION
JACK BRITTON
vs.
LEN RAWLINS
Jobnnr DUNDEE
vs.
BILLY Dt FOE
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