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KELLY IS OF THE OPINION THE ENGLISH HENLEY STEWARDS FEAR HIS SHELL 'GAME
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fTOP-WATCH OVER TO SHRUBB,PUT
O VER ON FAMED ENGLISH CO A CH
.!' J I h -fPHR Intercollegiate t'liniiiplonsliip.x trc run o'
i:W'i A In"! work when tlio ntlilctrn of Old IVuii nml
i,'-
Ij
uvcr hriiiu
nl w.tmn nf
VyV - oldtlmcrs Htttrfvti a track powwow. Alilitx were pre-
,v 811111,011, pnsucii mi mid nccepicii lor inne woo inn inn
vjk-1,! un nicy were expected hi lor tne urn nnu niiir, nnu
tjlif" .I....... VI lHll. Ill llllt' IIHU-III1 IVI .' ...
' .MIYBI 111 It'l... .i.t.'t.in.l tin. .lt Miiitu nf tint 1 111 V..r.iir V f
y'x'-rw'r ';, ',,.... .. . ;." '""," ". v" "-
me line, r.nri rjuy. not) .Miixnin. Micriii i.niiiier, i.arr.v
Jrowu mu! Wart en Unmnton were voted tln crentet
, Uli1etrx Aliierlm ever produrcd. ntd tlteii the name of
trip U LaWHOit Hobcrttoii was mt'titiniird iticidoiitiill)
B.' itev "Lot inp atntr rlslit licrc.-' aid otti of thop pri'ncnt.
mi'l'll. , "V.t t ........ T..l..... I.- . r !.. ..II
Cr i itwi. liunauii liiiuri linn mill llll iiiiti nil u. n n un
V ,i"S ' HRlit to give prnWc to l'b.v. Mnxnin and tlif trt of thcin,
W 'htf "l 'lon't overlook tlio fact that liad it not lifcn for Itob-
y,. 4 frtson wp wouldn't have won. Who would lu.ve tliouKht
. thnt lirown could stand flip gaff in both the milr anil half
ttlllp. and who woulil tinvn liollriril tlinr Mninm (oilld net
fii... ..;.'.. . .. . .. ------ "--
Lw 'V roni n tmtii tup iiuartpr ami two-twmit attor no roil
MB fmt In tlio t'ornpll meptV"
h ' No onp an.swprrd tlio ourrv. v tlio orator imim'diiitol.v
eblisi'd by nnxworltiK UN own iiupstion.
, U '"Nobody but Uobb . llo knpw what Iho-c frllows
J ould do if they witp in hnpp. and ho rnrripd Ihein alone
o that they would be in the pink of condition tlio da.v of
i th rare?. Xhey talk of Moakloj . and Cornell im-n ttevrr
V,-1U bo convinced that nny one is bptter than he. but when
"tit ciincs to the Knowledge of the came nnd the stratrjsieal
tbd of It. no one ban it on Hobby."
-vL '"", ,,rut0'' Ntnrted MimothioK. and for half an hour the
j 'IK,' ecgmpunnnienis ot uouoy a a roach and atlilet were
ti I ".TT iK"c" roiii i in unie up uasnoii out as a ".printer mi
$ 11 $C"Irlh-American team until he came to I'onu a a".-
ii'j . tusiant to ioctor urton in l'.im.
AiW ' ...
U' ? nOBin i$ httny recoinmrniinl highly is Ihr nun h
i f0r (he .lmercnii Oyiiiii'o ttuin. anil Ai chanrci
, of yettinn thr ;iovVi'oii arc very pootl. l'ctin mm
f . believe he m the hctt in the country foi thr ;'.
Other fnvnrttr arc Jaek ilnnUley ami rj-C'iipnin
Harry Moloney, the roach of the Stanford tenia ami
' the man irho tutoteil the .1. K. h nthletei.
-y Another I'ersion of the Shrubb Yarn
BEFORK the ?o"(ion of preseut participant and old
timer's was adjourned, the orator broke out in another
flood of thourfit.
"They talk of Al Shrubb beinc a ie coach and ho i.
but I beard of one Hubby put over on him when Al wa
hri with the Kn;lidi runuerj" who bnike the world'
record in the two mile rare at the relayo. Vho real story
never was printed and the one which got into ome of
thouewspapers cave Shrubb all the better of it. Kobbx
never has s-aid a word about it. but I beard about it fiom
another .source Hobby is modest and uever mi. ndytbinc
in proi.se of himself, except when he beats .loo Wright in
pocket billiards.
"When the Knclb.hmeu pi am iced on Frnukliu Hold
no one thought much" of them They had awkward strides
and didn't seem to have much speed. Hudd, the captain.
va8 tbe only oue who made an impression. Shortly be
fore the relays Shrubb dot ided to ruu a trial under his
,',op-watch. Up lined up hi athletes on the mark, nnd
y',while he had his finger on the trigger lie noticed Hobb-
s?y" down the track glancing nt something In his baud
ft
H
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Shrirbb'x suspicions Immediately were aroused, lie
had an idea that Hobby aho was holding i watch on the
Kuglishmen. Ho was right. Then he had another Idea,
so be called down : '
" 'Oil. I say. Hobby, would you mind louditis me your
stop-watch? I left mine out in the country.'
'There was milv one thing for Hobby to do. Shrubb
was our guest hero and we had to treat him right, whether
or not be was trying to trick Hobb . The watch had to
he handed over. This was done and the trial ri)n off.
That's all that appeared in tlio papers. Now, then,
comes the Hobertson hair-trigger brain into action.
"One of our best sprinters (the name has been cen
sored I wns standing near Hobby when Shrubb called for
the watch. He wns chned to the diosslng room nt his
fastest -speed, with instructions to get another watch
which was resting in Hobby's locker. In the meantime
Hobb.x became anxious about the condition of the start
ing gnu and Insisted up. n examining il. As he sdw his
sprinter coming from the gjmiinsium at a ten-seco'nd clip
he handed the gun back to Shrub.
"The Kuglishmen weie off belure Hobby placed his
hands on the watch, but the sprinter tlll had his head
on his shoulders. He pushed the stem as soon as he saw
the flash.
"Hobby knew as soon as ho looked at his watch at the
end of the trial that the Kuglishmen weie goiug to liguic
high in the two-mile; higher than nn one believed.
.
tyM'' show jut how fast Hrthliti' htain icorks
in (I pinch. Shruhh n'n grint trainer nutl a
iiricii our. hv.t any time he putt mie arer on tiohby
he h yoing same, ami that'i that."
Jachson Scholz Great Sprinter
CKSON SCHUI. the wonderful si.rlntcr of the
rersity of Michigan, ptoved on Saturday thnt he's
a good mud runner as .well as a Tnsitiomil dry dash
inan. In the Western Conference vames at Ann Arbor
lain fell heavily all during the aftirnoon and the track
wasfvery slow. Despite this. Schol. won the hundred In
ID smoiids Hat aud took first plate iu the two-twenty in
Ul I'.-." seconds, which tied the con fen .ice record. These
limes beat those made in the eastern uillrgi.ites. Itrown,
nf I'linieton, who won both the snrinl. did 10 1-5 and
HI 1-5 seconds. Scliolj". ii a remarkable sprinter and
should score points fur America In the Olympics.
A Mock of records were expected to llnp in the Ann
Arbor games, but weather conditions weie iig.nust record
porfoimancps. Iiesplto the heavy nun. however, one
iiuiik was beaten nnd two tied. Hoffman, of .Michigan,
chucked the javelin 17- feet 10 inches, which is almost
twont) ffi t below the American iccoid. ami the Illinois
rohn ton tn tan the mile in ."! -'1 I-.", wliiili is :t 4-5
"lids slower than the world's recoid. iiumi- b Knuff-
man. I.mkwood. I.ipi incott and Meicditli. of I'enn. The
other iciord which was eiptalcd was in the futlong.
Illimiis won the meet with a total of in points. .Michi
gan was pi ond with 30.
...
C.I.7. ,HillSOX. the .Michigan iw. no pullnl
a temtoii Inst leintcr, iron ihr bioml )iiinp irith
i trap of J.' feel 7'i inches, half an inch h- Man '
Ihr iliitinire mailc by Sherm Lntiilrn m irnuuug the
initial title. nt i bad for 'a vripptc.
WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND
HkS markD venv Poo"
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SCHOOLS ON EDGE
FOR TITLE GAMES
Central and Northeast Expect
Rival Stars to Cause
Upsets
YANKEES CAN'T LOSE
ON BABE RUTH DEAL
.v.v-.i ajiuv, o ..tvwe iuuuiwhh i'rmr
Daily to Homo Grounds Will Grow as Attraction
as He Approaches Record
Central High and Northeast will
fight It out for the city high school
track and field championship tomorrow.
but the Interest in the. final games will
not center Iu the performance of these '
'schools. Oermantown High may win
few places which may cost either (
, school the chance to land the title, i
! npsets are sure to linnnen. for Frank-
ford, Southern, West I'hlladclphia nnd
Somewhere Hack
knew a kid one day
Who looked beyond iridc orchard lanes
of light
To ichcic a fellow held the laureled icay
Of name and fame aud fortune in the
fight;
t kid who heard Life calling, and tcio
turned
To catch the echo' of far'tnarchlng
feet.
Where crimson fires of glory flashed
and burned
Along thr borders of the swarming
street. .
Hy GRANTLAXn KICK
Half Strides
with
Tht
Family
FMLOR6
JACK!
Vniv
NORTH HILLS TO BUILD NEW
LOCKER-HOUSE ON ITS LINKS
Work 11 ill Start Shortly on Modern Structure Hoffncr-Platl
Great Finale to Tourney Amateurs Play
Well in Exhibition
NORTH
a Sfin.fl
By SANIJY McNIBLICK
IIH.I.S is going to set out
000 looker house. The plans
'have been drawn for some time, nnd
Saturday night it wa.s announced that
the contracts bad been let nr I that work
would shortli start.
There w ill be many novel .features
nnd everything toward comfort nnd
modern convenience will be included.
Tlio club is in the hands of n, pro
gressive, efficient body of executives.
I Its course is rapidly being worked up
lite Philadelphia ama
holed a roundhouse putt
last green for a birdie
match after it had been
Hoffner. who
tour champion,
on the sloping
nnd settled the
1 up nnd 1.
One or the other of the quartet got
bwb a stirring shot on every hole, and
it was ding-dong, as the motormen say.
nil the wnj. A large gallery attested
to the popularity of these exhibition
matches.
i Oermantown have stars who arc sure
to exceed Central's nnd Northeast's
1 speed limit in many of the events.
.Central High has won the title sev
! enteeu out of eighteen times. For that
reason Northeast will try even harder
to wrest the honors nway from the
j Crimson and Gold and with an eighteen j
point handicap, amounting to an eight
J point lend with the uual scoring con-
! ditions. this will be a big ndvantngc to
the Hod and Black. It would simply
I be guesswork to pick the winner as so
many tilings can happen the tide of
i victory may go either way. It Is rea-
sonably sure that no other school will
I win. however.
The sprinters will line up w with ,
.honors nbout even. Htimm and Kling- i
man are Northeast's stars, while Me- J
' Donald, l.aiar nud l'aritt are the Cen
tral leaders. Foley, of Southern, is
also speedy and will likely take a place
near the front. I.nzar's recent showing
stamps him ns a favorite, but there ,
is no telling what Humm will do. Uunim
should win the r.'U-ynrd uasli aim is
also the Nottheast favorite for first
t place. Will he come through V
Klsvllhoff nears Watching
! There Is a youngster at Oermnntown
High who will bear watching. He is
Klsselhoff. who is coming along at a
isneedv salt In tlio nunrter. Slemmer and
iHemmerley. of Northeast: t.tllespie. oni,0... much monev wns snent in mm-t in
Gerninritown : Leopold, of Southern, anil the United States over the trinlo hnll.
Aiioin a fellow now
Who looks across gray years
weary eyes
lleyond the laurel and the olive bough
To old, old dreams beneath fcmein-'
bcrcd skies,
To fields of golden harvest and thr glow
Of Ood's lost sunshine waning In tho
gleam
Of starlit dusk back home, so long ago
It onty seems tht phantom of a dream.
I Aiionvn fellow who '
Would give life's motley fame again
to be.
In orchaid difs where lost winds
wander through
And whisper sjyhing from the bend
ing tree;
Who dieams at each gray dusk within
Ait den t
Of oldtimc honor and old-fashioned
truth.
And cries to God to lead him bai'k again
And leave him with the clean, brave
faith of youth.
Kale and the Game
"lino I.1KK to go out after the succu
lent statistics when one can pin
them down properly, but this isn't al
ways possible.
One camp follower wants to know
yOi: may ljnve a lot nf Muff, bin nn) '
J- that. part of It which )0ti enn ,r
over the nlnto nnp nn.nt. " .
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"""" iiiuiiiiiir me ntner guv tnU
Utilck slant at your own average. ,
A flurry may lift you to the peak nf
hcYe" y mblt ,lmt wni m,,' m
, There are times
quits to train himself for
next itmc.
when tltrlwi.e
a better
mn
i m j
Never tnlml nlni il.- i. i
-. 1 """v me hiinrKcr .ivi
abOUt toll. Iltltrus 1'r.n b...... 1... . V
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The
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Out
BETHLEHEM WINS
SOCCER FINAL, 2-0
Steelmakers Boat Robins Dry
dock Eleven for National 4
League Title
if
New York, dune ft. Hnvorsing the
results of the two big cup games earlier
In, the season, wherein the Steelmakers
were beaten both times, the soccer team
of the Bethlehem Stool Co. toilav do-
,,, ieated tho Hobins Drwloek eleven by the
V:orc of 2 goals to 0 in th tinal game
fot the championship of the National
football League at Todd Field, in
South Brooklyn.
SovernI times in ilie lirst half the
Bethlehem onslaught failed only by the
narrowest of margins, the hall sirikiug
thp uprights and bounding hai k into the
field. After fifteen minutes of play
MoHonua. on 11 p.is. bv Fleming on the'
left, drove home the first goal. The
half ended with Bethlehem leading. I1
to 0. The sfinnd point came twenty,
minutes after change of ends, when!
Murphy, from ji pass bv Bnttnin. found
the Robin' net
lUthlchrm Itnblna !
DUfldtl Enl Rn7.Ui '
Wilson MBh- fMl'hrtrk .. Robertson i
Kercucon rtf' fu'lbnck ... Brown'
3turrv mic halfhncli . . I's' '
Camplx-I! n 'i hnlfharl, i-lrk
Morrison ft halfhai k l.an'-'
Murptiv jisiilr rtKht tlHr'.i'l
JPPr i iul. ritflil tt'.irdH'i ti
IcKenna rnir nni. hii
Ilrltuln iimiIb IhTi llavr
Fjemlnc it -Ht if t mi ht
Goalu M U iie.i Jluiphv, ttiT. w
Orsy I.inesnifn I'otller Hh'elim t.on
Jtobtns r m s-mtnut h if
PRINCETON WILL MISS
TRIMBLEANDSTRUBING
Many Star Athletes Will Be Lost
Next Year to Tigers by
Gradimtion
Out of Game j
i ?',,
Hoffner Out
Clarf Out .
Plslt- In . .
IUmioIJj In
lloftner- In .
Clnrf In
CARMAN ARRIVES
I.lunrrrli h.i
roura whlrh l
rm ot th turf
FO
RACES
HER
Bike Champion Lands From
France May Appear at
'Drome Thursday
( liii-piic f'.irmnii. the world's motor
paced champion, arrived aboard thi
S S New Yoik ieterd.i in N'ruv York,
and is epectod to tench thi ciiv some
time today. Cm man sailed from r ranee
where lie erne, the world's title bv
trimming all the Kuropfan chninpions.
lie won t)if American crown last ,ear.
Broilded In mil get iu condition
iirnian will mi. m die fort nnli
at tlio I'o.nt M-ecp xelod.-omc
uny incut iii
ably stlffeneii hi
h
with the desire to make it compare with Kevnolds Out
any of tli"m. nnd added to this, if the
club continues to produce the golfers,
'it will just about make it unanimous. J
It was a wonderfully successful tour-
' nnmeiit lat week (pronounced as spell-
oil). For the first time iu their hlstorj
'on tho links, lieorge Hoffner aud .1.
Vood I'liitt met in a toiiruanieut. To
know jut what that menus is was neces-
sar to be in at the tlnUh out there at
the club Sntuidny.
Kverjboily turned their faces up into
die slanting tain ami just plain
i. ..ii.,,-... i tiu.ii. IipiiiU off." It was
loquacious cheering, as at a college foot- r.tor of ceimi
ball game when the victor is returned; I Jh-f't
There wete hundieds who believed m'.Yeh wsi ' i.
I 1 M 4 i 3 4 4 as
i : r. 4 4 a -i .i a 87
a 4 .-. 4 4 r. a 4 s as
4 -i .1 4 II 3 4 4 ST
H a .1 a IS 14 4 41 so
II II 4 4 S a A 4 4( 77
tl a il II 4 a 4 5 a 42 77
It 4 :, I 4 I 4 I 3 1077
ii l.mutlful sMtlne for Its '
an litlitetn.holr. Thp new
mu it iliffttult to t KWny .
nil uf Uih liot hiiJ Kit iloun thr putll. Hut
h si-ason or t'i will put It In ahat)f. Th
cluljhou-f H (ln new bulldlnar. It a Eem.
J. J. Ilrudle nrrfornml In grfat stt In
thf mornlnu. smklne out a 7rt Up was set
tins a lot of Mirdage with the wood.
and vice versa.
ami
I I (11...
Tigers' star, who was injured In
a collision with Ira Flagstead yes
tenia). He ma be out of the De
troit line-up for a week
FOUR RING BOUTS
race
ee xeloilromc I nurs
ling sen vojage priib- Ileie are
legs Miiipwlint. hut it i oiingsterc
can cei in uniiuli wort, lie will he Houerve
opposed io me nei.i t the local drome.
I'erry l.awrmie. the San Francisco
stnr. will make his first nnneaiauce of
at the 'drome In tlio
In ii'
AT PHILLIES' PARK
will
the season
forty-mile event He has been ridinc
in great shape and esterda trimmed,
his rivals in the two-mile event at1
Newark. I
Opposed In Lawrence will be Georges
r.aoade. chninninii of France and one
of the herons of the war. This will bo
r.avelede's first showing on this side ot
the Atlantic (ieorgi. Colombattn. the
Italian title holder, nud Frank Corry,
wlio lias nift armed from Australia,
also will tide in the long grind.
Orlando I'mni. the sprint champ ot
Italy, will race Charlie Ostevitter. the
former amateur title holder. There also
will ho two amateur races on tin caul.
Hoffner could heat I'latl.
Hlggest MaUh
It was the one match nenrlj all the
real fans of Hiiladclphia had been hop
ing to see. Plntt won out. 'J and I.
lie amis medalist alo and deserved n
.. ,,-M nf credit ns it was probabh as
fast a field as will be found in ninyUn- , North 1 1
tion tnurnej this season, aud Watt ",' J,
beat all the talent.
He has at lust broken the stiange
"hoodoo ' that seems to have been his I
since the national, for it was his first ,
tournev win. as we ieall it. since tak-
1 mont. 'when lie bent Fiauois Ouiinvt i
1 went to the seininniiis.
two I'liilaileipnia ptajers,
usiiall.N In caking St. who
lots of attention. Hoth will
pla.V in tile liniinnui mkbhi luin.x-ni, nu.i
it'll be a big feathi't for the Quaker
(Mty If thej go as well as they did at
Oakmont.
("iimparing canN. Hoftuer bested
Pltt at the I.lauerch I'nuntr) Club
vesterdav in an exhibition match. I'latt
and Walter Uenohls against Hoffner
and Kdwaid '. I'lare. Hoffner won
U up from I'latt He and Clarey nlno
won by the sHine margin over I'latt
and Reynold'
If looked like a lighter finish, but
Itohrrt Hansford nrlesl as umpire una dl-
ninnips hi ine exnioiiion micn.
respnlcil, to tne winnsrs wrp
wrat trst lor III" folks of
Mnnrch nm pldsncd liy on woman who
loosed, directs at her knl.krd. sunburnt
husbunil ns she thus jtok? Well. I'm lad
to hae seen lome IIEA1. Bolt at lasl."
rrnzler. of West Philadelphia, will
piobably place, .lust which of these
runners will finish sixth is a problem.
but they all look good for first or sec
ond and the finish should be a thriller.
The critics pick Similiter or Heimners-
ley to win. I hey have both made an
enviable record in the quarter and half
mile events.
Captain Cullman., of Central High,
is a likely wipner of the two-mile inn.
Unless nu upset occurs here this is a
sure first place for Central, but sheer
grit and determination, combined with
the necessary strength nud endurance,
may eunble a dark horse to upset the
probable scoring here.
Captain Kepllngur and .eibi. of
West Philadelphia, are fnvorites for the
Orange and Itluc. Long and Leopold,
hut not in this case the Leopold of
.Southern, are the Northeast High favo
rites, and Long usually gives Cullman
the fight of his life for firsl place, so it
should be nn event well worth witness
ing.
I'nele Sam vs John tiull
DOM (JAItl)NKIt. of Chicago. ,,.
JJ 'tomorrow In thp HrliU ain.iter
nml three weeks later Walter IWn
of Hochester and Detroit. Marts in tl".
'! t.l! i i . .. .
iiii-hiiii urau iiniain nt pn f U
HI Mull llln, rul. IA hM I ..." "
t i" ""'-""""" "inn- .mii. Waiter
T. Tmvi. nn Anirrlrnn nn,l 4 i
assy, a 1-renehman. are the only (no
outsiders that ever took nway her main
golfing laurel'. Professor Hull, f
rotir.se.' iifisi tne nest of the dope In
nniili ...itfA ...III. ................. ...... . .'
....... , nny, ...... iilllilcruilN SlfllS 10 Ulinll
on, with replacements readv it the Hrt
line falls. Hut for all that the next
international test may bring out Mim
interesting sidelights, concerning which
due comment will be made, later on.
that we know nf Carpenlltr
now. says an exchange. "i Hut.
ny.
day a week ago.
One statistician, after careful com
pilation and sr.estful comnutation. lit?-
urrd that around New York alone, 220,
000 people paid out .f.'lOO.OOO to sec
major league hall games and the races.
uuc Hundred and sixty -five thousand
dollars wan paid out for major league
baseball around Manhnttan. Figuring
both major and minor lengues prohablv
.fl.000,000 was taken in at the gate for
this one sport.
Tho Increase
AFKW j cars ago the Athletics got
good ndveitisiug value through an
nouncing a S100.000 infield.
Klght years Inter the New York Yan
kees pay out .'fll'o.OOO for one outfielder.
And what is more, they will about get
it all bnck iu one season. All ami
then n trifle.
Until, with his home-run passion. Is
certainly drawing 2000 additional souls
n ilnv to Ids home tinrlf 'flip YnnL-pi.
I'entrnl High has the best class in the attendance has been very heavy and a
hurdles, with Uu.ssell. llaral and rord'Kood part of it has been coming up to
see the ponderous uabe pole out of tne
The lilr test In Hie Suburban Cup racp
now appears, mots than sver, to bs down
for this Wednesday when Hala meets North
Mills Aronlmlnlt"s disposal of the champion
Woodbury team with such f.irllltv chanaDs
Ih looks of Ihlnits In the lower bracket.
nils win nave us nanus iuii wun
the Edse 1 1 111 players showed the r
rnlh In thf.r lourney Inst week
Vorth Hills plaers won the first three six
teen finals
It I. Taylor, thp IVini flash xhowed lots
nf golf talent m winning til second sixteen.
tie Is now preparing to enter the Inlercolle
lutes at Nassau nter
A
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
I
Dundee. De Foe. Britten. Raw- AMERICANS IN BRITISH
lins, Loughlin, Griffiths, O'Don- ;
nell and Lynch On
GOLF TITiE TOURNEY
Princeton, N. -I.. June 7 Pumfton
ivlll lose fort j -five of the athletes who
have helped to make this irnr the most
successful in all branches of spurt dur
ing thp last ten years, w nen tho gradua
tion exercises take pincc in .lime. No
farsity team bus heen henten by Yale
'01' Harvard since Inst spring, nnd oup
game of the Yale tuisc-linll series is all
there is left to pin
There nie two men Princeton will miss
more than an of the nthers Maurv
Trimble, riiptinu nf baseball, anil star
halfback in football and dm k Strubing.
center fielder on the nine and ipiartpr
back on the elevetj Strubing and Trim -ble
have played together for four eurs,
ttnd were a great steadying influence
They will bo back in the fall to help
coach the football team along with
it..-, -i.f:riiw. lust fall's oantain ;
Ti'iffr liirler. tackle, nnd the rest of the
inin coaching staff.
Tlrtually the same
which will
I he ei mill big open-air boxing show
if the te.ison hero is scheduled tonight,
nlien the initial program of tho 1020
rreli air nmpaign is pul on nt the
Phillies' bull park The bouts four of
'em and em h nn eight -rounder were
arranged by Frnnk O'Brien foi the
management of the National A. A..
which i to stage n series of stags at
Broad nnd Huntingdon street this
sunin-f r.
A feature of tho program is tho fact
that all contestants are out-of-town
mitnicn .Inhnnv Dundee is hot- from
New Yoik fo,- the head-line llitfest
against Hill Dp '"',r- of St- .'aul
Dundee wns nexer accused of neing a
knockout nitist. but lie has nil orts nt
class in fact, bo bus In en one of the
lending lightweights in the world for
'n number of -.ears. Do roc. however,
, u of knoekout punching caliber.
.lack Hritton, welterweight title
holder who showed so well against the
rug'ed Young .foe Borrell, again will
civ " the fans heie an exhibition of his
ehBiiinionsiiin boxing. I.en Itawlms is
be i . he the fnll gu . although l.cn is fully
nntident that Hritton is to nave no
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next to
graduate
Baseball next spring will be
x poets
Bohbv (Junnls. todav.
stood by and nodded ap
without Wlnloii. Wnrburton Lee and
SaVogc. besides Trimble nnd K rubing.
ti,I track tram will lose Captain hrd
tr.
r? z;1 XS? i"1
CTntK und Cleveland and ItaW in the
the
the
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nam DTciup. "'"..-.. ,w nil hilt
nate of the
Jlosenbaum.
Imont nre
jnorea.
..... lor- snorts. US
Cox. Terry and Caritain
either juniors or t.opho-
ri'-L
hennardaand Leonard Matched
"rwtl.n-l. Ore.. Juno 7 ;'"' ",
.UWW.I-M J n.7 . Kj" "u,-on.ra,-world
i2.iLirten'Jun. it Th bout wlll b.
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J Uiu! 7 Johinv cn-oua "',
noser i i.niiuim ., ...
I JffiS. .J. "fl..'"tf,i" com-
.rC;r".i.ei,,M k. O'Dowd. ferm.r
as unwtius
provingl. , . , , . ..
nothcr welterweight contest on the
card will bring together a brace of bat
tiers each of whom lecentl returned
from abroad. They are Johnny C.rif
fiths of Canton, O.. and Knockout
Willie loughlin. of Houth, Bethlehem.
Both arc hard punchers, with Loughlin
being the harder hitter, while driff pos
..d..u mnr . m lence.
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Byers, Walker, Douglas and
Wheeler in First Round of
Amateur Championship
.Miilrfiilil. Scotland. June 7. Four
Amerii.in golf players were drawn In
the first vntind nnil one in the second
In the atom- coif championship
tournament which opened here today.
The number of entries this year is
smaller than that in 10M. no qualify
ing round Is necessary and it is ex
peetnl the finnl round will be reached
b I'uduv
F.h'ii Ihers. of Pittsburgh, in the
firt ro'ind met Oomanferd. of Dun"
!'. IT Walker, of St. I.ouU. met
F.mesi Philips, of Porterspark : Findlay
C Douglas mot T. W. Smyth, of
Tovnl County Down, and F. S.
Wheeler of New York, played Captain
i: P Carter, of Royal Portrush. Yel
verton. .. n ,
N'plson Whitney, of New Orleans,
will msvt K. Martin Smith, of Royal
S. Ccorge's In the second round.
.Seventy-four players compete today.
Records of Big-League j
Clubs During Past Week
CHARLES R. BROWN, dean of the
srhonl of leligion at Yale Univer
sity, is n standi supporter of boxing.
Recently in nn address nt Chicago.
Dean Blown declaied that In "every
real man thete is the instinct to fight,"
and that "for centuries men have been
willing to pa more to see a good boxing
match than nny other form of entertnin-
... I hnve nlwavs been intcr-
ested in these contests," he said fur
ther. "1 have never eon n pugilistiu
encounter, but 1 hnve always been
Intel ested reader of the papers
morning after they take place
ii. the man who denies the
lure of o fpirit"
tween two men or
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men or i . "-".,',. ,Kt!nn,
manner lacking. l ' p ?' "" V whom
is inhnietit in most of us in wnom
the red blood still courses.
aiven a swell
work-out Neeteniay
111 line tor points, unseen nnu nurui
are sure to win mauy point, probably,
first nnd second for enouirh to even the I
present score between tho two schools. '
Bates, of Northeast, is favorite to win,
the pole vault and high jump. He is n .
valuable addition to the Northeast
squad. Barron, of Southern High, is n
sine point winner in the high jump.,
Plla'um, of West Philadelphia, is a starj
in this event and should land first plate.
Stoker, of Germantown. should score.
Then there are Reeves and Highley. of
West Philadelphia, and Bates, of,
Northeast, to consider.
Among the athletes who will figure ;
in tin meet at the expense of both
Central High and Nottheast are Cap-
inin Pedrich and Mimmers. oi i rnuK-
llmi' more n ilrni) of water thai rolleil into i V ! iV-u;i ikn Vnrtlmust nml Cenlinl '
his ee at a .rucisl moment ha. iauMl ih ford. hllc the .Northeast anil . liliai
downfall of W Win fmbenhauei Its went athletes are battling for points these
io the tliials of the fourth ami the fatal .,. ...mi Hii jn lml upset the dope in.
bean tiommu nis msh.h , x ne Mas periorm- ""."- ii.., .,., l,. tin. I,,i.,.nt !i
ln tlm rites over i oult at th t.nK.nlh more oaSOS tllttll 0110. Ill 1110 sliofplll , It.
He Shook his head as lw nutted Curtain. Ceutrnl High depcuds upon Herbert
Webster, who has the best rei ord to
.Jrrrj Tmvers nn. ellmln.t.d from the ' . Catltnin Herb Travis. Totllllll and
Naw Jersey i haniplonshlp last e.k by Krank 'I110, ul J" 'Lr.,i nll ,lV. "nml unrl
V Der. who used to play lonslderolle Kolf Orson, of l ronkford. Oil do gno I work
n this district Uler who also hat Maurlrs :.. tl.ii event, and Contain SlloflOlll.
nisley Ailnntic i'li siirlnn wlnn-r, was i". .!-... ..A Casselhei-rv. nf Northeast.
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are in tiue joi iwi".
(Jlrard College Rrealis Rword
Suttinlay was a fine da for the
schoolboj swimmers. Baseball and ten
nis were called off because of the rain.
The Norristown High School eiilertaincd
the track nthletes from Montgomery
county and elsewheie bj winning the
annual intertcholnstlc inert. Norristown
picked a had day lor a track meet, but
the games were held jusl the same nnd
resulted in a battle bet ween l.nnvlownc
High and Cheltenham High foi second
nlace. those teams tying with 'J."U
,on',?",hcI,!"i'n"0;'h;'i1,' aViXnViuSlThJ'lA.wrr Merlon High Pthool leum
al tho (tetmintomi i leh Thursday nteht Joe , tallied lfl points. i rankford High.
Ablngton. Railnor and toushohncken
were represented nnd (allied points.
West Chester, Lansdale, Palmyra, Col
legcville nnd Phoenixville had athletes
entered and made a good showing.
lot.
Two thousand extra folks mean close
upon .fUOOO. There ore seventy-seven
home games. By a simple process in
multiplication this would mean S1C4.
000 drawn in by the home-run star in
one campaign.
And os Ruth nears his old mark he
will glow as an attraction. When he
has struck off twenty-nine home vims
nnd has the record in sight, jou can
figure for yourself the mulLjtude that
will drape itself around the rich! to see
the old ninrk smashed.
"A"'.
- now. snys nn excnBllge. "is
he is fast, thnflio Is skillfull nn.lkri
and thai he can4ilt." Well, that's omt!
uiiuiit inn i u ;
TY COHH'S batting average and the
temperatuie usunlly begin to ris.
together. Hoth had quite a way to w
after the spring start.
jWrANAttlNO a hall club has bofherrrj
'J-Tris Speaker to such an extent,
that lie only went into Hie bottinj Iran
ership on June 1. Trls is the only
entry who has beaten Cobb in fitirteen
j ears. This season every winning hit
he makes also mnkes him look thnt
much better ns n winning manager
No wonder he's ornshlng the well
known npple with zest nutl eclat.
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F (HVrcX a chance. Fred Fulton
fng against Dempscy in his srcnntl
light. Does this menu Hint Fied e
peels to lost nf least one rourd? Thi"
would be exactly ten times as good a
showing as he made two jears ago,
when his option expired jusl eightem
.secoiius nner tne cage door was open
ed. . Comirtfht. 1910. Ml rlpfs trsfivrrf.
FTKR spending five years in the
for being disconcerted over the fiendish
assault the Tigers have made on the old
homestead. Outrageous is no word for
Mile. Lenglcn Will Meet '
Mrs. Mallory This Month
All discussion as to the probable
tennis activities of Mile. Sii7nnne
l.englen in the near future were to
cently set nt rest by thq definite an
nouncement from the French star of
the racquet that she would defend
her world's championship at Wim
hledon in the tournament beginning
June 1M. This means thai Mile
l.englen and Mrs. Molla Bjnistrdt
Mnllori. are practically certain to
meet before the end of the month
Miss Kllzabrth Rynn, another Amer
ican, who last season made a great
ivcotd uhroad. Is daily adding to her
laurels in Kngland.
beaten In the finals In
W M
fteekle
HneaUInx of Atlantic fli. the Philadelphia
opmi will he nlapd tlifi this we-k and
a laise amateur enirv list Is hoped for down
there A considerable number of loral pros
will take In the seaside (-omfetltlons nnd not
a few amateurs have stated their Intention
ot Dlaslnc. I
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"rankle i allahan and Kddle ntxsimtnon.s.
who meet In the third nnmbei Johnnx
Murray who nurt ita n nctdl lltown. and
Joe Tlpllli ho lakes on r. .omes Psnln.
I tvninrny in- n' iitatrnmaKer ssvs an
(sir ii'ii.i ii.-i-ii iiaruii JUIF" and proo-
ably Willie Allen ulll he put on In addi
tion to the resulur protram
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fllff Dent who ti
Jimmy Nault, Is out
Mct'ann
i hnr groomed b
with defl to Hobbv
fleorifle nistkhurn and Tomim l.lvfnrston
are to meel In one of ih bouts si His Madi
son flue's second show on Thursdav nlaht.
nobbv Mrfann h Joe Nslson i ihe star
sel-tu of fisht lounds
nn
the
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conflict, whether be-
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two companies oi --- - -...... ,iU1
is in some1 to Yarnera i
With Lefty Sterling pitching a gilt-'
edge game of bust-ball and adding n home
run along with it for tho Flojsher Yarn
team jesieiilnj afternoon on its nnV
athletic field at Twenty-sixth nml Reed
streets, he defeated the Intercluli All
Stars b a sioie of ." to t befnip n crowd
of l'JOO fans
Vount; ioni sii.r. .."-- the bun
.eatern, ,;:,,,.. rr,,k ir
g.low .."! '"""':rh,:1Vurt siai tsiut
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Tlie week's record In ejrli major leaauo
of -ame nlujred. won and lost, with ronr..
hit. .rmn. inrn left on bases nnd runs
scored br opponenla, Incliidlng- aamra
(iatarday, Juno 6, la " follow "i
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rnlnaton. Is entored
Fohl to Scout for
Browns
Irveland. n., June 7 -l.ee IY.nl forms,
manaser nf th- flueland baseball lisTtn
has slntl a iintrart with the si iTniiis
merlcan League club He will coach and
scout " '
Robert W. Maxwell Is on
Scene of Chicago Rattle
It's n finish fight in the Chicago
nrenn. and all the principals are pre
'pared for the clang nf the opening
gong tomorrow when the Republican
National Convention will get under
way.
H011KRT W. MAXWELL
(You know Rob l
lias arrived on the scene of the big
battle, aud he will report the contest
in the
Eucrting "fluhUc Server
With his intensely Interesting'and
diverting articles thnt oulj Mr. Max
well can write.
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.VahTml'ehTrtwstn Knoejoiji Hansom and
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