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fflVEJmKa- FSl.l LEDGER- PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 192D ' '
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PERCY LAWRENCE GOT THE BREAKS, MOSTLY PUNCTURES YOU TELL 1M, SPARKPLUG, I'M GASSED
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MISS ZINDERST
PWOTR TITLE
Ungwood Tennis. Star Defeats
IViios Walsh in Final of
Delaware Tourney
v srroK halij
. nllMerine mi.Himmer pun. Ml. Mrtr
f 1 1 Zlndwrtrln. I.'nKwoo.l Crl.rt
SSh of IhrrhtlmlrtpMn Wintry Cub
TtnoonMnj In the flnnl ro..n.l of he
rt.P.VMn of 'Hciawnre
T"-.nn0 , Crlefcel Club. Into
this nftrrnoon in Hi- Hinllege round lor
.h',.,.,p.'- i. ,t. hnur uns enrl.v for n ten
A1thniizlitlipliourvnionrl.vi
if marl! fl b!S Kallor.v wn.
ivn present
nH
nin ten wa
hcn
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nlaurt on n
on i" ",- t -.,11.. ..lnre,l
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SSl SUAl n, it turne.l
!5!'u. .il.l l.nre done much bettor
mil r " . . .
I 1.. I.nttn fnl'tl.
.knnl.l die lierseii dppii i" "''""
. n.. 'I.wlnrutoil
. I., . 1. It. n ttrt. .'iter
lnr M( .iwlersiein niui " .-
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..t. .lt.1 nlin tl'AU imt
..Irlom nml ".nen ue -"; '
nntl deadly m "be
J iirr-n in -""' "f t," 0"rli,,,' mnirhtH
of the (ournninent. ,,,..,
AH throiiKb tournnment Miss WnMi
ha; had n tpudpney In be very wild on
Sr'a"ion nnd lodny Rent for more bnlls
cut of Hie eoiirt nnd into the net thiiii
hp fliould luive.
In all. Mi. Wnlli ninde sixty-two
i. ... nnonrnip
rrror- In Hip t"-" f-0"- V", V ,',
counts for her nerwlielininB defpot.
The r-t Pin "f !t xns ,,,nt ,,,p
rrors In Mi"" Wnlnh were not tboso
In whieh "lie ' foreed to run fur
for "KPtn." but enny clmnces. Her
nannPi- mi rather Incknilninlcnl nnd it
nnnpared to the cnllery thnt nfter the
fjtit .ot --h lenll.ed thnt she linil no
chanfp nnd virtually quit trying.
lit ,indprli'in Imil twenty-five
rrors whieh i more thnn nhe ummlly
hat in null n hnrt mntrli. Thio iniiteh.
bv Ihe wm, wn- pliiyed in nlmiiit rerord
jrop for n tiniil. onlj twenty ininiites
beins ro-isiimed.
TIip nnnip of Zindprstpln ppiiis to in
iplrp the feiir of certniu defent in the
paver liern It m n notleenble fen
(urp f "evernl matrliPN ester.lny( in
hirh Mi1-' Zindprstrin took port thnt
h'n Hip boll wns hit diiPftly nt her
the opposiiiK player virtually conceded
thp point liy nut trjing for the ball,
probablj on the theor thnt if Mini
Zindprstein hit it it limit be good for a
point Hut thnt. of coiine. Ir a fnllncy
and o rostlj ono. Spvernl times In-the
fpmifinalR double" Mr". Mills hod
chilirp' to mnke rpturii". but nppnr
rnlh Iipchip it was MIsm .indprstpin
who hit IIipiii "he ninde no attempt to
fit np.ir Hip ball, when she might easily
barn done so.
TV finnl match in the double" was
rot niu'h of a battle. Miss Xindcrtpln
and Mis Slcourney ontpln.v lnc Miss
TnrtPr ind Miss Haneioft nil the ny.
IlonPPr. riillndelphtn tennis followei"
fhould be proud of the fine work that
Mi! Torter, ulio is n very oiiur nnd
vrv rprpnt star on Hip tennis horizon,
has iIoiip in thp prP"ent tournnment.
Php innilp n hnrd fight with Miss linn
frofl but Hip odds were too gieat. Miss
ZindPrstPln nnd Miss RiKourney know
too mm h and knew too well how to get
flip points when needed. In this mntch,
as wpllns In the semifinals this morn
ing .Miss Zliulpi'stoin was not nearly
Up lo ber standard. Her vollcjing wns
Jioor .nmpaied ti what she is capat.le
of doing No doubt the fact that she
had plajed one singles mutch and two
doubles lipfore placing the tinnls In
doubles had something to do with her
falling off in form, still she began to
show Mjrns of erratic piny enrly in the
I s mutches. Tin point score follows:
FinsT SKT
Indtrntein-Hlsauriiry
1 5 4 r. 4 4
rortfrUanoroft
4 .1 2 8 1 2
2 I 20 11
4 1202
Hr.CONI) SKT
rinrtfritein-Slgournev
4 2 4 2 .1 I 4 4 4 31 .1
rtr lloncrort
2 1114 4 11 1223
In the semifinal lounil of the doubles,
Mi Jinn Law mid Mrs. .1. N. pw.
Jr.. bnih of Meriim put up u fine,
famr against Miss Porter nnd .Miss
lianrroft At one time it seemed that
" Morion pnir w-ould surely win, hut
lyt at this stage of the nmtch, Miss
"yn'roft hionglu one of her wicked
im hiimleil drives that threw the Main
J.lucrs off their balance and cventunllv
'h me niat.li for them
Thn scores
ui tne sets were tl-1
1-0. U-7.
Oil Men vs. Store Team
rtmitrhnrt..
HtrnwhrMi-u . cii.ti.ii. u..
holii T,"' "'vi mcn '" " tPsm Sea.
hint .rehVr M,1'uri? Aco,,"' emm
ti. .mifl',Lrlln '.rom h" Knslern
Hanif ,.. 'f-m around the .oal region:
nnif and Itorktord new nltrhirs '
Davenport Trap Star
h. sinus eoie of IR Davenport won
,."'"","''' the rarniBUt Irapn at Cam-
hH 'SV& oV'niw'r-j'on"1;,
v in ne ,u. ..::' .,- "" ' I'liMiiuijinia .cam,
fitCr MMin"0",,"' ,h,! " I.I Mge
tal i. i "! Fi'M tomorrow The At
It" on i oh"1.? IU0 H rpp-tntlon holding
v..?"".."."1 '' hen iams In the . ltv
:-' w ii orcuin the Imx. with
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JCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
iwn
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rie!eh.i'!b'c!P'"'.' .fBlls ""'iKllt "nt th.
t.lPtenlll Stieet Arena i'ntln,...l t t i
TromoL ,hfi rfl,n'lri1' flPMl Air Club,
ull tr"".'" n.,ioi. nml At .Tiinotti
raehPf aiV? hp'l8lit matches,
round I,'1' "J'I. nml four six
Pout jih ," ! ,oir nplinii nt the
mote, ul0,U,U,lli''' 'JuJ) wl' 1'ro-
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IPiaf May Happen
in Baseball Today
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SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAI, l,KA(lti;
"rinrlnniill nt New; York, rlenr. .inn.
HI. Louis nt llrnakn, rtenr. .IsSO.
J lilriiKo nt rhllailrlphln. rleiir. 8.30.
ritlsb.iriili nt lloslon, rlnr. 3il,l,
AMiaUf'XN t.ltAdl'R
Npw )ork nt Ilelrolt, rlenr, 3.
Athlrtten ill lrfliind. rlei.r. 3.
Iloston nt rhlniKo. rlmr, 3.
UnahliiKloii nt Ht 1.oi.l, rlpnr. .Iil.l.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
NATIONAL I.IUOIT.
I'hllmMnliln. Oi Hilcnio. 8. (It Innlnn.).
, Clnclnmitl. 2i Ne l .k. ( 1 1 innln,).
Ht. lll.U, 0 llrnoklvn. 3.
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AMIWICAN l.lIAIlli:
C'lPTflnn.l, 7 Alhletlrn. 2.
New Wk. 7l Detroit, ft.
Iloitn.i. Hi ChlniBii, I.
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IS.- GAVIN WINS
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Local Star Defeated by 2 and 1
in Intercity Golf
Final
Mrs. R. H. Harlow. Philadelphia's
best bet in the final for the riricoui
Cup, which s.Mnbolizes the Tri-City
women's golf .tlinmidonship, todav was
defented by Mrs. W. A. (iavin. at the
Philadelphia Cricket Club and chance
of the local team coming through to n
tlctnry over Xew Yoik are very slim.
Mrs. (iavin, who was a finalist in the
natioiinls Inst season, bent Mis. Harlow
bj II and 1. TIip weather was e
tremelj hot nnd the high temperature
and humidity affected both plnwrs. Mrs.
(iavin showed this by missing a couple
of three-foot putts. Mrs. Harlow wns
far from her usual game.
The cnr.ls follow :
OVER MRS
BA
Mrs ClaWn
"ut . s i r. i s a ,-,
In . .1 0 .1 .1 l! 4 il
Mrs narlow
Out .4 .1 jc I II il x
In .- 0 (I 4 3 .. I 7
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This match was the onl one tiuu
plotod by 1 o'clock. Mis M1U Hell
staged n splendid rally in her niiilih
4mi .Miss (icnrginnna Itisbnp. of
iiiooKinwn. Alter being ,T down nt
the turn the loci I golfer inipiuvcl her
game ami iiiiinred the match nt the
eighteenth.
Mis. Olcb Ko was miiiiii at the
turn in her match against Mis. H. A.
.Inckson. the 1111 1 nntinnnl I'lininninu
who pl.ljs from the Oieenwich Clut. of
Xew Yoik.
Mrs. (5. Henry Stcutoii wns 2
down to Mis. Charles Knight, of Garden
Citj. at the turn, unci Mis. II. A. Hill-
sieiu ..I iiniii was 4 .low u to Mis.
1 . lJuliojs, of New 4. nk at the eiul
of the ninth hole. MNs Kleanor ,
iiiniiiiier, nowever, was ;; ii on Mr-.
H. X. Fowler, of Xew YotU. at the
turn.
S. & C. VS. OIL TEAM
Roy Thomas's Atlantic Refining Club
Tackles Strawbrldge & Clothier
Atlantic Refining, headed l, Roy
Thomas, will be the nttra. tiou at the
Slriiwbridg.' &. (ilothier Athletic Field,
Sixtj -third and Walnut streets, on Sat
iirdnj, Juno li.'.
The Atlantic Helming hal a crv
stiong team and has been making quite
u leiuitation. holding its own with the
best teams in the city. ' Ma(l.c will
occupj the bix. with Doiighcit.v behind
the bat.
Sti aw bridge & Clothier Ins added
several new men to its team. Seiisliolu.
of Mticcrsl)ing Academj. is ipiile a
promising cntcher ; Mitterling. from the
iCastcrn I.engue; Coyle. fiom the coal
region, llnnlcj
and
Ruikfonl.
new
pitchers.
ATttANTIC HKFIN'IJ
Thomas rf.
l.jons, hm,
Mh-h, nil
Smith, lb
Mllllsnii. if
I.nndl. If.
Strnsser 'Jb
Dnimheiiv c.
Ma. key. i.
H & '.
Dlemer fl"
Ileaumont b
PuttquarellH, lh.
Parol li.
Mllte.llni? rf
I'mle or Mangus, It,
.Illmure, c
Hnnlt-y. p
Itochfo.d t
Seaaholty i
IliaonillcUI c f
Tulpehocken Reds Have Open Dates
Tulishocken Hill" seinlpm iriiw Ilia- lui
who has nlajed to d ite I"alrle V 1
IJencojd J'a Itlnit 1'rofessintinlB Pride"
llinr Oermar.lown Phoenlxvllle. Pn ami
Audubon N J Jiao Junn in J.l u. ,'.
'a in and n m ) nlsn Kundnv ami midweek
date, open With Plant and laxon h nktns
llm beal "imttorie: Ur! tiem'S". .anks lie. it"'
l.ltt e Howell ICnrkliek nnrt iviiiiii . ..m.
nilUl. Ik. InH.Irl .. kll. .U . ....... ... '
,..,...- inr ...lllll t. IIIIU III
looked after hv Comny
outer u.u.len la
HolTmaii San.lrow
and tlrllflti In or mil of town dubs wlnhlnt
to hook this ilttracllon write plume or win
V William Kalbacher 1411 CI. M-lnnd me.
ng
nue lieu phone. Wi.itnlng llilil J
wpdnoda.y night will be line foi a cl.am-
einnanip malcii wllh Jeliiuiv
Is llltn iv. l?olh i
"""liv nae provei wortnv oi tnairiiea to
(J'"'" dcel.lon agnltiNt the illlhnldr
Ihe Inturnallonal .Spurting Club of N. w York
Plan, to put on bouta in which champions am
to defend Ihelr titled rifle, n inunda to i
deijlalon mid either llrown or Muira will
lieTimong those .onaldcr.d lo rnmeml .igalnM
Klluune
(eorges I'lipln will have in npporiunils to
"how- all at hie clans when he in ,ts loe
Jlpllli Thl la another match for Stub"
I'ark net Wedneaduy night ' Tip" l n
willing boxer nnd he ahnuld make- a good
trial horse for the frenchman Anolhlr hout
on the eamo program will be between Kdll
r ItzmmmnnH nnd Krankle Calluhan
Pals. Wnlluie haa.ancel.rt hla bout with
l"rl I'r. nial.iH at .he Ice Palate fm th night
or Juno 2a, heeauti of a dirferetiee in
wtlght Piomoter (leorge V Pawling haa
arranged to ha Karl Puryenr meet Tre
malne In Wallace's stead W'alluic iv
matrhtd for a hout with .Mnxl WHIlamann
at the Phlllle." ball paik June .to Wllllam
on la on hla wny home from I'tance.
Cliarlrj l.eilnux, bantam llllehnlder of
1 ranie. Is on a liner hejded toward thin
country The foreigner Ih due to make hi.
nral appenianco In America in this Inva.lon
at the lee l'ulnco Juno S,l, whetfhe meets
Joa llurman.
An advunce .honing of "The Wonder
Man." in which (loorgea f'arpetitier I. the
feature will be held bv the Ji.aeph Pau
etl llellRk Pn.t. No 10S American Legion,
111 Ihe ballroom ut Ihe Helevue Stratford next
Tueaday night Vlre Commander T J
inung advl.e that admllnn will be by
card Joe llorrell nnd Pete Herman are
memlera of Pot in.1. ,
,Sol O'lliinnell I. out with n dll lo Tom
Rharkay, ount Mulligan ahd Johnny
Krauie. Herb Wlntej" l grooming Hoi.
Dallor Al llurjer 1. training forievrl I
ni.trn". p na booRea in AUtmowu nu
P,widtn.
L
- TO IM1RDS
Crafty Cynwyd Veterar) Bows to
Morion Star in District
Tennis Tilt
Ted Kdwnrds, of Merlon, who lins
rnther usurped the spotlight since the
stiirt of the Philadelphia nnd district
tennis tournament on thp court of thp
Oprmantown Cricket Club Inst Monday,
upset the dope ngnin yesterday by trim
ming Dr. P. H. llnwk. thp crafty
r.vnwyd vctprnn. In n lieniitlfully
played match nnd theieby nunlified for
thp spminnnunl round toda.. The
score of yesterday's duel was 4-0, fl-,1,
l)oetor llnwk, becnup of hU deadly
acciirncv nnd tireless enerc.v wns
picked to win. but Kdwnr.ls put up n
reinni'Kame nrnn.i ot tennis ami thor
oughly (IpsphpiI Ills victory.
Ah Doctor Hawk suit! nfter the clash
wns over: "I did the best I could. I
wasn't off my gnmc nnd 1 didn't have
n stiff leg. Hut I iii"t couldn't heat
the brand of tPiinis TpiI bunded out to
day." l'mm tlip viewpoint of the gallery
it wns n most spectnculur exhibition.
K.lwnrds lost Mie first set whon Doctor
llnwk broke through the Merlon man's
service In the seventh game, but won
the second set by olle.ing the ( yiiwjd
hi in In n ry to death ii JIip eighth game
nnd thereby nssuniliig u lend that held
until the end.
Then K.lwnrds started the third vpt
by breaking through Doctor Hawk's
seemingly ensy but really very puzzling .
service, won ngnin on his own, should
hnve upset the ( ynwyil man for the
second tiliiCj hjit fniled nnd then set -tied
down to pound out the victorj In
the nid of Ills one-gnme lend nnd his
ow'n line service.
Doctor Hnwk tried every wile hW
long experience has Uuglit him.- He
attacked K.lwards's backhund persNt
eutly. He lobbed with nmnzing ".kill.
He plnced perfectly. Rut he could not
keep flip Morion star from the net all
the time, nnd when the Intter did get
theie it wns all over.
. TIGERS TmUMPH
Princeton Nine Hands 9-6 Beating
to California
I'rlneelnn. X. .1.. dune 11. Cali
fornia's baseball nine Inst n loosely
played contest to Princeton hprp yes
teidny afternoon b. the score of !
to fi.
The Westeineis estnhlisbe.l a lend in
the first two sesslnns, but succumbed
in the third and fourth, when eight
hits nnd some clever base i tinning net
ted nine Tiger tallies.
The scoip:
it h i:
Ptlnrilnn ... 0 0 ii"7 '. 0 o 0 (1 'i 1L- 2
I'nllfnrntR. ,1 ." n n n n I n 1 .1 s 2
Hntlerlps ( lohn Lyons nnil Flurhr,
Klllon nnd Tnomfi
' TO TACKLE' CAMDEN CITY
Quaker City Rubber Entertains Jer-
, sey Nine on Home Field
Hill fish' (junker Cit. llubber nin.
meets the strong Camden City Club on
the former's giotinds, TorrpMlftle ave-
lilt.k null Vnti TiiL klli.i.f tninni I'liii
uf,ni( , The Rubber lads have been
ulniii,,. c..t..r.',.,.i,l ,.. u;,w... .1... .,...,.
ing' of the sensnn and tlieir .'Ml vie tori
out Klein Chocolate on YS ednesdny
shows lhe. me right in line for the
city's leading honors. Rohbj Mnir will
do the pitching mid Hill Fish will be
on the iccelving cud.
B(ngles and Bungles
Zowie Zow I ' XowIh'
Ihe old Imse lilts were ringing uiil like
Hie l.lliert Hell.
'Unity nl" of fortu-svvi'tt Urtst,
tNioi.u, tit lmst fui une uf.t iiiej.i.
T hut's
Italph Miller prubnblv am sun' li.'i.iu.e
sut.ie one aald he LOUklll I hit HhiI foil.
Hlnglrx ti.nl u e.urlllrB out or "lx iiiikh up
enti.da
I. links like n sneel hull plux-r tines linlnli.
lie Ileitis third base like u teteruii.
,i.ei Strxocl um IlKu th Cum j of Cosey
tit the Hat," nnlv ht tllti I vlrike oni. tinny s
lionur III tho etulilh kttit tin I'lu.i in tlie
uamc,
Wolnyrt ehnwed lesnect for node Pasksrt's
hitting ablllls when he paesrd lh" formet
I'hll and crowdL'.t the bases
There was a eriiu.1 of nlmul 70(10 on hand
t.i wuteji our rrforiu.sl Cruiilliluns.
Jack llairlini tnnio a ittittnct hit mi lint
first nuincirnnre here, lie hint onljy one hit
uut 0 Ave Mniea up, but lie tenfli a ttuji ut
stcond base ... the second u htch vat a iion
itlnaer. Haivliim (s i touple at utrp. tiiter
than Jack MtUcr around ttcord (oi.
The .tippled A' Insr Rgaln It looked
If tl.ev might win until the Indians pisted
Hasty fur lx runa In on InnlPK.
Ituho ItiiUi made Ida sixteenth homer tes
teriluj. He' now l.ua wullnpisl flulil nIT
rlght-l.un.lerH and the Mime niimlier oir
bOUtl.PUWS.
Jl.i.niif Dvkm and .Imoj Uliunk nn h had
I ii dlnn ii 1" ri fimililt
rti o won an ovieiKie, our ot liijl ri
!
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, trim til I IKer
PO I O x TODAY,
V I4 V 4:30 P. M.
HRVV mawk roi.o f 1 1 II
Ilrjn Mnwr . I'hlhi. (nunirv riiili
j'inai. rou (io n (in ( 1 1'
ADMISSION'. (Hie
PHILA. JACK O'BRIEN
Flesh Reducing: Body Building
lloxlng Isfconit I'rlvntei No Punishment
, 4.lectrle roblnet llntha .mil Masauce
K, for. IBTII ., fin:sin Spriiie 1010
m&.
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Flying
Special free exhibition of
stunt-flying Saturday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock and
Sunday afternoon at 2:00
o'clock sharp. Passenger
flights $10 each.
Flying Every Day!
Aviation field located on
York Road 3 miles above
Willow Grove.
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GKORtiKS KAVICLADK
The Krencli inotnrpnee champion, uliu Inst his Hist race In America at
the Point IJiTCe Velodrome last night. The I'lemliinnn gne it meat
e.liihltion of Riiincness after he wns lrtually out of the race duo to tire
trouble
FRENCH BIKE CHAMPION
MAKES HIT
Lavcladc Shows Courage in Forly-Milp Grind Despite Several
Punctures Colombalto
pKORGES LAVEI.APE, the cham
pion inntorpnee rldpr- of France,
tode his first rnce on American soil or
boards, which ever wny you look nt it.
Inst night at the Point Hree7o Velo
drome. Geoiges tinlshctl third, time
miles behind George Colombntto. the
ftnlinn, who copped hist place in the
foil.t -mile grind,, but the moie sum
i.inrj of the event tells nothing of the
sensational riding of the From hniiin
T i .i i
exhtbi. oTOrlS Hni,:.':
on the local ttnek. It was the
ontiniinl
bad breaks- which he leceivctl that I
caused him to be so far back of the
lender and it wns his mntiuiml show of
gnmeiiess that enabled him to be onl.
three miles behind Colombntto.
The Ficiichiiinn scored his firs! hit
wlipn lie spinng a piinctinc in tlie first
flu miles. Instead of allowing liiiu-elf
to slow .low ii l pedaling slowl for a
hip or sli, I.uvelnde leaned down, untied
ilis light toot ii ii f 1 swung il over the
handle bins, lining it us a biakc When
he was moving slow enough lie hopped
off his bike nnil. without waiting to lie
glu'ii a start, began to sprint, hopping
on his wheel while on the dead run.
Later he used his right foot as a lunl.c
on the tinck when he suffeied piinctuies.
lint speaking of bienl.s. Perc l.nw
iciice. California's son, got he v.ust
ones. The westerner had a lead of two
miles when lie began his last hu miles,
but seu'inl piiuctiiics and motoi tiouble
caiiKed him ti lose the race b a lap
On one occasion while the inolonvle
was lieing lixed. I.iiwicnce showed Ins
gamciiess I. ritiing uroiiud itli.nn a
liiic.miiiker. .
The spectators, who liumbeie.l clns.
to (H 1(11 1, weie given a big laugh am
a I hi ill b Fled St. tinge, of Tin unto, I
who gave u tpiilltcl'-mlle ehiliitioii mi
Ins thiitj -five-jcur-old high bike Tin
Canailian went the 440 ynids in .".4 I
He wns given n great hand
b tlie spectators.
Frank Hurris cnnie through to sm
other victory in the two-mile ninareur
open, all the starters being on sctatih.
The Oljinplc C. C. Hash lode not oulji a
speedy nice, bTft n lieridv one He
crossed the line in fi minutes 1 4-.".
ouds. Vernon Newconiber, of the
(Junker Cit . was second ; Eddie Hates
third, and Eddie Uolil, another Quaker
Citv lad. finished fouith.
Oilnndo Piaui seined his third
siinight victory of the season when he
trimmed Charlie OsU'iitter, foimer
amateur sprint chnmpioii, in the one
mile match race, best two m thiee
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STOPPED HIM
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Boats Lawrence by One Lap
heals. Pinni. who wears the Itnlinn
ci nun in shoit events, won in strnight
liPtits. He uns clocked In the first
heat in I!:"! 4-.". Ilis time in the sec
ond heat was .". minutes and .I." of n
i'i ond.
Piani rode his last lnp in ench bent
in speedy time. His finnl till It of the
tunk in Hie first bent wns 17 !l-"i sec
.mils, and in the second bent Jic clipped
a nttli or a second olv this time i
Thf half-mile nmnteur linn.llcnn was
l rilll III three limits nnil tin. finnl It
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nun .Smith, of the Quaker City C. ('.. '
tliitd.
The DummarleK
Mile lim.t'Ur hull. Ill MI.
,' V?' neat Won h W Itaululnser Phlla
Mphlu. Hill jurdii aecond (leorge llarl-
(iuiker city c C. tin ards third M
Irvine Oljmple c C Ml jard" fourth
Vllrm ''"' 0ly,nnl1- C -' 'cratch Time
Srconil heat Won h Vet nun Smith Quo '
ii l '. "x.- '" '"" uirrta neennd O.orge I
arris (llxnipl. C (' iat.h lho-d H.I.Hh
Mute. Philaiieiphla 70 Mird fourth 1
' ,"'l;nd rhllndelphia. 8n j orris Tim.
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.rt'.nl 'j"1 Uon h Tom (iiarnino Ph. .a
ili-IPhla. lll.l .iris -etonil V Wwiotnber
wuaaer rit c c 70 arils third (lenrne
Intt. rnn. Ohmpl. C So snrdu fourth
Jake Smith OHmpk C C no iud
Itial he.ii Won b V HauheuiBtr Phil...
i.t.'. . '"" "ls second 'lon lllni o.n
Philadelphia U'li JKrds. thlid. Vernon s,in th
Quaker fit; f . iij,,r.l fourth I.. M- -enrlniiil
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. Mile lirufesslnnnl matrh race belweer fir
ii.ii.lo I'ImiiI f Itilv. and t'hnrlev ()u r it. i I
of Newark (best two In ihree mile hi . -I
nl two hents won bv I'lanl Time nt jlr-t
ni.it .' i., I ;, Time of ne. ond beat .1 an 8
Inn inil iiinnteui- optti (heratrht M. n !
ri.uik liar. is Olvmplc C (' vermi.l .r
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WESTERNERS IN TOURNEY
California Tennis Team Exhibits In
Brooklyn Today I
Xew orh. .lime II. The firM np
penrance of the newest of tliefnvndei ,
from the Pacific coast, the lnwn tpnnis i
tPiitu of the t nlvprslt of California. I
will he In n series of singles on.il doubles '
conipefitions to bo decided this nfter- i
iiitoii beginning it t -I :'.W o'clock, on the
couits of thi Ten nee-King Count) i
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The joung tollegiajiM will be led !j I
Wallace Hates nnil IMiniiud Levy. Ihe I
pair Hint stood ns i uiiners-iip for the
Pacific const doubles championship tl
ties ngniiist Maurice K. Mol.oiighlin find
Thomns C Hutidv In 11)18. In ndditinn.
tline will be II Mnitln find M. ltolh-
Sch.l, the entile tenin plniiniug to stand
ir , iilllli'tll1MS IOI IIIC IlllllOlllll IllU'r
culleglnte chniupinnship titles nlieiilhe
tournnineiit is behl on the turf of Ihe
Merlon Cricket Club, nt H.nerfoi.l.
Pa., beginning .lime JS.
In nil of the matches so fur decided
since the Califoriilniis left the Pat Hie
toast they have successfully oii!phic,d
their rivals Thpy recently coiniuereil
tlie rormlilnble teani nt Princeton. 'I lie
team that faces tlieiii today will in
elude S Howard Voshelj, Krifleni k C
Anderson. Cecil Donaldson, Rojnl M
Richet. Chniles Chambers and Prank i
T. Anderson I
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Hard Games for Nativity ,
Phil llii-Ki'ri k NAtlWty liHKPimii iMtn '
will trk in- HolnUn nine IMs ecnlnir in
m (wlllghl mini., nl Up otrflil" nnl oniHrin ,. . . . ,.... , V .i . . . ...I
tre.iM Ik. . Jersey romlilnj I Ion .om.. Hortmnii. J. fi-1. Ill the second
with a Koo.i re.nril snrt shoulit u the h singles John llortsmnn defented Kiner-
tlv lt hn ii Imttle for the honors th",(i Tnici I! 1 (!-'' In tbp third
BHine .tHri nt R M Ot, Knliiriln nl " , " '.'. V' . " . ." - '." nl. V.""
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(lilies 1rr. Conn.. June II Viil" --
'iir.ii eiBhl.lefenlert.thefre.hm-n In
a ln minui' workout .in me main rn.r
eiirr'l!i Th wlnnlnff ill'tnnee wa.throH
fourths of n i-nuth 'rhe nr-t nrln l,ont
hn.l ao av row ttw rnee anit l.ov.fo
are Mil out
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ON
OAKES NOW
ST. JOE CHAMPION
Captures Pentathlon Crown.
Northeast Ends
Season
.lolinny Onkes proved himself the nil -
loiind star ntlilete nt the St. Joseph's
Preparatory School when lie ciipturp.l
the pentathlon honors in the vnisitj -tiny"
ports. He ninde nil excellent showing,
winning the I."(I-.iikI dash, the high
lump nnd the discus throw nnd tnklug
.s ond in both the hnlf-nille nnd Inonil
jiiiiip events. He nlso tied for third In
the foul-shooting . ontest. ,
St Joe nthleles engnged in nil inter
eiting dnj of sports and excellent
w Hither favored the nthlete. TrrcV
honors were won bj the Gray with n
total of 7(1. to the Crimson (tlllv of fit)
points. The St Joe regulars won the
las. ball game fiom the Crimson nnil
Grin teams. 15 to fi. In the tennb
inatehes thp Hoilsiniin mn.Ie a ery
.ommpiidnhle showing.
Tin first tennis mntch resulted in n
ii,...r for Piml Kssllnir liver Dnrt
"ingles . mil les Milan nail It easier man
am nt the others lie won liv delimit.
Ijjuntius llortsmaii defented Frank Hib
ersieln. f. II. Ii 0. Them with Paul
I .ssii.ic I Ills i.i, m ..II till- l-iiliui.-s llll -
, defeating D. Horstinnn and Charles
Nolan ill two sets, 11-1. fi-l.
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,.ii,m. ulien the election of ofhYinls
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BOXING TRIALS HERE
O'ymplc Tr.youts for U. S. Team
Begin This Month
The middle states Olympic committee,
ngnin has smiled with fnwir upon the
(iinkei ( it. nnd bus dectupil to honor
the t'lty with the boxing trials for the
Olympics 'J he aid trials will be held
on June .'ID and ,Iul 1. Just where lt
Philadelphia the trial bouts will be,
staged tin committee has not yet dc
lei niincil. The iniliiiiliiiirv arrange
ments for the boxing mid track trials,
ic inner lieing "iliuliildl mi Krankllh
eld on Siitiiiiln.x, June 'J(l. were eomr
eted at ii special ioiicIiie held Inat-"
uiglit at Hotel A.lclphlo.
Saiiiiiel Dallas, head of the Meadow
brook, nnd president of the A. A. lr.,
picslded over the gnthering PrnctU
(ally, eery nggregntion Inlprpslp.1 in
the coming Olwnphiil. whiclt will be
held In Antwerp during .lul, August
and Septcinbei, wns icprpsentcd, I.uw
son Rnbeitson, Mn lor Pickering, H.
I.nusdtt (S.elfii and Mmdocli Ken
drick weie (lie I'tihcislt) of IVujisyl
vniiin lepicspiitutives and tendered tht
tnidille Atlantic committee full chihrRo
of KiMiiklin Meld for the .nining trlnls.
Just wll.re the boxing ttlnl" will be,
held In Ibis clt will be n khottt prob.
lelll for tile "ouimiltee to decldp. The
OI.Miipia would be I.IpiiI. provldpd the
weather is not too wnrni; the othpr
alternates would be one of the ball parks
or b'tauklln I'ield
Cubs Sign West Chester Boy
Vtcst ('liest-l. Iuti II Nnrnun D.
rioorse int. hr thin ".isni. for the West
rhplr tate Normal s. hool testn wm
lne. iterilu bi ih- ChliHitn Nationals,
an'l will r.'.ort ! the. Lam a. onee H
mail'- Hn reor.l h i, .urln- Ihe "canon.
(i'im i" a na.H or ltn lilamllnwu
Brown Elects Cuddeback
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