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IN ALL-TEAM GOLF MATCHES
North Hills Wins on "Mqppers-Up" Superiority McNamara
Won His First Title at the Local Open Pennsylvania
Amateurs Good litis Year
0
By SANDY McNIRLICK
VE star in tho canto sometimes
' i,. n nlnv (.nrlglitly, but n one-
,7r warn In ntlio1tic 1h not nlwa
;, llkelv winner of the "little" league
X'wS'nni ""b ""iV1" t!,t,c
i i... tr tho first time, and It was due
'aiL toll" fact that.lt had
strnnK lend-off golfers, as to the lact
SXni- tnll.e.iders nrqtwl equally
J rone against tho opposition they en
Muntcre.1. This was well Illustrated
SKr in the finals when North
hills defeated Aron mink.
The "monpers-up delivered nil the
mint for North 11 us. ram i.
me iiu'HHit w1"""'; :" .
.i i - .1 a nrnn nr Jt riinii
2 UP. '" l"V "x-" . w in 1. wns fol.
ftfiSlE oi l&V ttoi
EHIWLb. mPitiil. defeated M. W. Piatt,
rtM,
.UV 'nl. Vnrth Hills. WBS
B by his teammates, Frank Leon
lowed v ii ,. ...10 were also
Sntli .1 fea ed. Then came Styles nnir
Si. wl" won the only points for
North Hills ni ruin..... ,,
At North Hills. W. J. Matt was de
ffatedbv Walter lleynolds Aronimlnk.
In the ead-off match. Then came a
.traltht run of victories for the four
No?!h Hills follow-up men which de
cided the title.
(.tnimlnk had an excellent itcam
am C le fine BhowinB this year Two
Mer lead-off men than KeynoWit ami
TeXl urv would be hard to find In
fi,?qiintirhan. The other Individual
Ivors rani?" Rood records which car
rMhe team to the finals and it was
Siffly by North Hills at the
bottom thnt decided the title.
Thli was Woodbury's strength last
rear to win the championship. It makes
ifrrlon a strong favorite for the Inter
dub major team title. Its team has
defeated Princeton. Pcnn ami Hill
School, interseliolastlc team champions.
In practice matches and Is we 1 groomed
for the tussle. It Is strong nil the way
Sown, which should prove the winning
factor.
Frank McNamara, pro at Cherry
Valley, which was formerly a public
links under another name, won Ills
first championship when he took the
Philadelphia open title at Atlantic City
the other dav. He U a husky youngster,
and adopted brother of Tom MeNnmora,
a hnme-brcd nnd cxtnatlonalopcn run-
B"'ow' that Frank lia made golf his
profes-ilon he is taking It very seriously
and will play In many open events this
season. Frank has a bet with Tom
that every time the' two stnrt In the
same tourney that Frank will finish
better than Tom.
The latter took the bet to enliven the
competition, but not with much thought
of collecting. For Tom, a veteran at
the game, knows a golfer when he sees
one and predicts a great future fof
Frank. The local tltleholder not only
has the shots, but hns ideal temperament
for medal play, which Is the main as
signment for the pros. McNnmara will
likely compete In the Pennsylvania open.
This brings up the fact that the
amateur championship of Pennsylvania
will change hands this year. If reports
arc true. It Is said that Tat Grant
will not compete. In fact, It is said that
he said so.
The championship will be nlavcd nt
jOakmont tho last of this month. It is
a little early for entries but Max Mars
ton, for one, will compete from this
city.
It Is Interesting to learn that the
occasion of hit going to- Pittsburgh Is
also to attend tho wedding of his cousin.
Miss Irene Peacock. Miss Peacock
made her debut, you might say. to star
dom In women's golf by going to the
semifinals of the national at Shawnee
last year. She continued to play well
In the Bcrthcllyn cup .here.
The amateur promises to be a big
event thiB year. Naturally all the
Pittsburgh stars will compete and that
means S. D. Ilcrron, national amateur
champion, and AV. C. Fownes, who
went to the semifinals. K. M. IJeycrs
Is abroad, but there are half a dozen
real contenders out there". Herron's
accomplishments there have been to
break seventy this year, which was a
remarkable feat at Oakmont, and to
lose to Fownes in the championship of
the district. Few but clubmates could
beat Ilcrron there Is the general
opinion.
Pat (irant, in passing, will compete
In the Philadelphia amateur next week
nt Huntingdon Valley, which should
prove the best local title play In years.
Supplee, Penn Athlete, Weds
TUchfird "Dick" upplc former Central
Wish ir.d Unlvi-rnlty of IVnnylvnliiath
IpIc wna mirrlcil last night to MIm IWi-o
Rchnuer, of 414.1 North Ilrond street Tho
touplo will rell at the homo of th" brld r.
parent after July 1. Supnlee wan an all
around athlete nt Central High and a atnr
cnrnmen at Penn. Supplee alHo played on
tho Penn football team.
C. CARMAN MAKES
1920 BOW TONIGHT
World's Champion Appears In
40-Mlle Grind at Point ,
Broozo Drono
TOMORROW'S RACE ENTRIES
SPORTS AMONG AMATEURS
Tlin A. .T. ItEACH CO. team has two
hard games confronting It Saturday
and Sunday. On Saturday the sporting
ods nine will travel to Parkcsburg.
Manager Joe Scltz is confident his team
will give Pnrkcsburg n battle.
On Sundnv the Iteach team will meet
the strong St. Monica nine, which has
Von twelve straight games this season.
Hennle and Weishner will do the batteiy
ork for the store representatives, ju.
tame will be plaved nt Twenty-firsJ nnd
Tlllner ctronln. Tlmcll hnR SllUdnV. .TtinC
2S, and nlso dates in July open for first
elimn home clubs. Teams should address
J. Seitz. 2R13 North Water street, or
phone Kensington Oltil ana Tioga m.
Northwest Profemlonnln Away: flmt
claim, June 10-20-27. Ji Hoover, phone Ken-
imtton twu.
I Amateur banelmll clulw or lcamiea de
ftrlnir eeorecarda can obtain them hv writing
fc Sernt II. J. Ooldrlnir. recrultlnn office,
ntted States marlno corps. 1503 Arch
1st, Jnneph'H C. O. Awav; (lrst claas.
L lledls, phone Manayunk 1807. ..
I Media rlnh Home; first class. -II, u,
tVebfr 1(147 North Fifty-sixth street.
I A flrxt-elass traveling team would like to
fcbtnln the services of an Inflelder and out-
fielder, playing Saturday and Sunday ball.
Manager, 185? East Orleans street
' St. James fawav) first class, games for
(Saturday. A. J. Lucv 0740 Woodland Ave.
J or Phone Woodland 1587 JI.
Itnrtram A. O. Homo or awayi nineteen
l tuenty years old. A, Smith, phone Woodland
4831
Aiilmrn A. ('. Away: first class. A.
Landls, phone Diamond (1081.
. K.lma F. I". Away: first class. William
Km vn.W North Third street.
Woodland Tigers A. A. Home or away:
second class. A. Ilraxton. 371H Mount Ver
non street
Shnmrnrk F, C. Awav; first class. J. J.
Foi 2132 South Fifth street.
. RUrndde F. '. Away: first class. a.
Bteelo-m 27 Hcott street. Riverside. N. J.
P. H. n, A. A. Away: lne 19 open, J,
Whiteside, phono Dlamond'0038.
Kensington A, C, Away: first class. Joe
Hartley, phono Kensington (1243.
uuth A. A. Away: first class, D. Don-
; io.n i'nsT iirieans street.
Uflphla All Htars Away; Bun-
West l'hlladefi
day games. J. Kdviards. 1041 Spring street
Richmond dreys Awnv: first class, T.
Corkery, 2715 Kast Lehigh avenue,
Ilutterworth A. A. Away: flrst class. J.
Louahlln. 2101 K. Huntingdon street.
Hnster rtub Awry: first class. n,
Boeoher. 2C07 Franklin street.
Allegheny A, A. Awav: flrst class. Hob
Dale, phone Kensington 38011.
Silver Hell Club First class: open dates.
Dennis Schlavo, 1335 Hast Fassyunk avenue,
Victor A. A. Away: open dates In July,
J. Welsh. 2043 Susquehanna avenue.
I-awrenro A. C. Home or away: thirteen--fifteen
years o'd. S. Schwartz, 1044 South
Lnwrenco street.
Melrose Club Away: first class. C. Lentz,
12 Spray avenue. Atlantic City, N. J.
l'hllnilelolila Halls Away; first class. C.
Davis. 1109 North Jessup s-.rcet.
Farren Club Fifteen vears old: Saturday
and Sunday dates. U. Dollarton. 1765 North
Ilodlne street.
Fnlrhlll Club Away: first class. H. Hum
berg, 51H West Allgheny avenue.
Meliln Aay. Clifford Hartmugh. 2417
Wharton street.
Owing to n misunderstanding, Mervlne A.
C, a flrst-clasa traveling team, Is without
a game for next Saturday rhone H
Harock. Poplar 7802 W, between 0 and 7
P. m.
The four big "CV In the bicycle
world will battle for forty miles In
the Olympic Derby at the Point Hrcezc
Velodrome tonight. The big "CV arc
Carman, Collins, (Jolombntto nnd
Chapman,
It will be the initial appearance this
season of two of these riders nnd both
of the newcomers are champions. Clar
ence Carman holds the world's pace
following title and Klmer Collins is
the American 100-kllomctcr champion.
Ills race tonicht will ho tin. first
for Carman since his arrival In this
country from France about two weeks
ngo. Carman rode In Boston last night
and is said to be in good shape.
Colombatto is the Italian champion
and Chapman is the Philadelphia boy
who has been such a sensation during
the last two seasons.
Another feature tonight will be the
match sprint race, best two In three
heats, between Orlando Piani, the Ital
ian, and Johnny Stachle, of Newark.
Eighteen entries have been received for
the novice event and there wlll.be two
amateur events.
GIRARD F. C. PLAYS STENT0N
Will Line Up Agalnel Last Year's
Suburban League Champions
Barney Schaefcr's Girnrd Field Club
will line up Saturday against the fast
Stenton A. A., last year's champions of
the Philadelphia Suburban League, and
nlso lending tho league so fnr thli sea
son. This Is nn open date on the
league schedule. "XAz" Powell will
be on the mound for Stenton. with Ken
drlcks doing the receiving, while Olrnrd
will depend upon "Wilbur Schmidt nnd
Smith to bring home the bacon.
Ciirnrd will play Ambler of the Mont
gomery County League Sunday, the
Gibson A. A. game having been for
warded to July 11. Phil Ilaggcrty's
Nativity Club, through a misunder
standing, expected Oirard to piny them
Saturday, but the matter has now
been straightened nut and Nativity
hooked for a later date. Oirard has
June 20 and July 3 open for any semi
professional team offering good induce
ments. Address Barney Schacfcr, man
ager, 04 Kast Laurel strpet. or phone to
the secretary George Siege!, Lombard
2008,
At Latonla
First race, purse 11500, three-year-olds
and up, 0 furlongs I
Refugee II 1)3 Minute Man ..... 08
HUtht Over Might US Fern Handley ..."
Surplice 103 Herald 108
Urlg o1 War I.ady Luxury ...0
(Imp.) 103 Mahony 113
Rill MoCloy. 102 Also eligible:
Ldy Falrplay ..no Flantarede (lmp.)108
Lord Wrack .... 88 Out the Way ...108
Second race, $1200. claiming, two-year-old
maidens, colts and geldings, B fur
longs: Promlslnit Tom .102 AI1 Right SIr..ll0
Tony Sutton ..111 Old Chap 112
Tom Roach 107 r Also eligible:
The Enquirer ..107 Muakallongo ....112
Jetsam 110 He Sure Uu
Few Acres ...t.112 Napoo 107
Maurice H "a Mollnero 107
Dr. Howard . ,.li Pembroke 107
Sporting Chance. 107 Winchester 117
Reluctant 107
Third race. $1400, claiming, three-year-old
fllllca, O furlongs:
Military Girl ..103 Marie Maxim ..103
Arrow Point ...luj Frivolity t 103
Anna Gallup ...103 'Ablaze 1U3
8weet Liberty .103 Mile. Dazle ...108
Lady In lllack -. .108 Easter Flower ..110
Mountain Girl ...108 .Also eligible:
Donna Roma . Ruby 10J
(Imp.) 103
Fourth race, purse $1800. the Roone Coun
ty, two-year-olds, 5V4 furlongs:
Runmlo 112 John S. Reardon.112
Coyne 112 Centimeter 112
W.O. McCllntock 112 Tho Ally 112
North Elkhorn ..no ea i.egs -no
West Side 115 Runzaet ...118
Fifth race, purse $2200. the Fountain
Square, threo-year-olds, 1 1-10 miles:
DresiTen 08 Captain Mao . .N.1C1
Jouett ...... ...103 Prince Pal 103
Sterling 103 Rest Pal 107
I(aul Wcldel ...,112
Sixth race, $1200, claiming, three-year-olds.
VA. miles:
Spectacular Gtrll02 'Muffins (Imp.) .102
Sweep Jr 107 Precious Tcarl ..107
Sea Prince ....107 Airdrle 112
Convoy 112
Seventh race. $1200, cIMmlng. three-year-olds
and up. 1H miles:
Kmp 04 Rafferty 1J9
Frank W. 104 Night Wind ....111
Cantilever 100 Capt. Rees Ill
Mei chant 100 Comme C ......110
Tanlao .111 .Also eligible:
Gourmand (Imp.)lll 'Cheer Leader... 114
Shlllellagh II ... W St. Germain ....109
deneral Glenn ..104
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy; track fast.
At Ottawa
First race, the Dominion Hopeful Purse,
maiden two-year-olds, 4h furlongs:
War Tank ....rill AJom 11
Royal Visitor ...114 Wasp Ill
(alRosarf 110 (a)War Fox ....111
(a)Drookdale entry.
Second rare, novice steeplechase, rour-year-olds
and up, about 2 miles:
Jack of Spades.. 145 Kate Glenn .. ...3
Phil T 142 Jas. A. Sheridan 140
Dustln Fnrnum .187 Cora W 133
Third race, claiming, two-year-olds. 5 fur-
nor'g'e C Jr. ..110 Tllarney Stone ..113
Marguerite Dlxonll.1 riantoon .... 1
Ree's Nest 110 Mary Cowell ...107
Assvrlan Queen .100
Fourth race, claiming, three-year-olds and
ft Tsslnnv
Fickle Fanrv'..115 Allah 12
Arthur Mlddletonll4 Mny Mauisny . . "j
ch. rull ...112 T. Rleuet ....,, KIT
Miss Onvle MS Miss Horner .... OS
Mnr.r.. ins Also ellgble:
j 107 Shortchange . ..W3
Viva, America .100 Amela 1JJJ
Oarbifge 11 'High Olymmis . 105
Kenward 113 rt:ker and Stealer 08
Fifth race, purse, three-year-olds and up,
1 wit.
Polrom'a las Frank Monroo ...102
Fort RllsV:::,. 102 The Desert 100
1
The MacNab ... 08 Escarpolette . ... 80
Slith, race, claiming, three-yoar-otds arid
up, n furlongs: .
Efficient 120 Rronm Peddler ,120
Marmlte 110 Rlllln D 1JS
Hack Hay 118 Cobalt Lass 110
Poachet ,,. Ill Tarascon 114
Resist JL 112 Who Cares 110
Elma KTmont ..,104 Princess Myrtle ,.103
Seventh race, claiming, three-year-olds
and up, 1 1-10 miles: ,.,
Kilkenny 114 Attorney Mulr 114
Lady Vara- 112 Welnland Oi
Olasstol 109 Honolulu 103
Weather clear: track fast.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
At Jamaica
First race, two-year-old maidens, claim
ing, C furlongs:
Segurola 102 Thomhedge 11?
Canteen Olrl ...,10fl Kxnloslve J03
Sir Mortemer ...lOfl Kehoma JOS
Oladvs ON iAdv Lovltt .....100
Marv Head 100 Mattle R. Kent. ..105
ffecond race, three-year-olds and up,
clAimlng, 0 furlongs: . ..
Etruscan 115 J. Alfred. Clark.. 100
Military System. .10.1 Marlon Holllns...110
Zouave 115 'Nelle Torke ....100
nrlsk 113 Hlndoostan ......113
Pibroch 120 Link Hov 105
Joe Joe 110 l'hllllpplo 1J?
Caddie 115 I.ad'n. I.ove 115
Frank Waters... 115 Night Stick 120
Third race, four-year-olds and up, selling.
1 mil nnH TO varAm.
Rar Coy 105 Asterisk Jn2
Favour loo Phalarls ?L'I
Title ,101 Plerre-a-Feu ....iui
Ooldereat rtov . .107 Mr. H tiers 103
Manoevre Ill Cherublno 101
Tnistie Queen.... 100 raddv Dear "
Tapaguer ..101 Airman loo
Daslllus 105 'Lariat 103
Fourth race, three-vear-olda and up. sell
ing, handicap, 11-10 miles:
inriit vo Kashmir "
snap Dragon 2d. .loo Damrosch o
Sun Flash 2d... 123 Tetlev ''
ttgloreux 05 Crystal Ford ....100
War Smoke 100 Tom McTaggart..lll
Fifth rare. 1hree.vpnr.nldM And UD. 1 1-10
miles:
Pastoral Swain.. 110 Hoodwink Ill
Natural llrldsro. . . 110 Major Domo 113
Over There ,128
Slrth rnp turn. nnr.nMa selllnflr. K XUr-
longs:
.Mambl 107 Salesman
Dream Crepe lis Superb ..
Morning Face ...114 Polly Ann
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Rounders in Ail
MALTA CREWS NAMED
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Coach Marsh Picks Oarsmen
Navy Day Races
Coach Eddie Marsh, of the Malta
Boat Club, today announced his en
tries for the Navy Day regatta on the
Schuylkill river next Sntunlay after
noon. In the junior clght-oared race
Malta will be 'pitted against Vesper
and Undine and a keen battle is sure ,to
result.
The Malta eight will be made up as
follows: Stroke, Frank Knowlan; 2,
Kcllj If, Haggerty; 4, Hamilton) 5
Fout; G, Medholt; 7, Cassldy; bow,
MacClay; coxswain, Wlllllamson,
The other Malta crews to row nrol
Intermediate singles, MacClay; asso
ciation singles, Captain Hamlll; juulor .
centipedes, J. Kn6wlan, Ovcs," Smith
and Iiarton; senior gigs, llaucr; senior '
four-oared shells, Hamlll, Elilcrs,
Ocutlng and Moore.
. Wrstmarrland Clnb Away; flrst class, J.
annariv lihnnu tUii(nittnH ill 1)11
Norrl-i I'nrk A. (!,
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Ksnnvny, jmiinti. Kanslnxton 03BU. n
Away: nrst flats, 'j. o
PJnrfh Virth atrl. - f i.U
IlawthorriB A. C Home or awayi flrst .J . .,fl
class. Al riark, 211. rrnnn strest,
Lady Lillian ....104 -Msry Iirb
remiTOOo inn umeiK ,,.
fa'nsre .....117
Weathrr, cloudy; track, fast.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
..107
..111!
..104
..101
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YACHT RACE OFF
Heavy Rain Keeps Resolute and
Vanltle at Anchor
Newport, It. I., .Tunc 17. The ninth
race in the scries between the Resolute
and Vanitic, to determine which shall
defend the America's Cup orf Sandy
Hook next month, was again postponed
today Dccausc of weather conditions.
Heralmed yesterday, the racing craft
today rode at their Anchorages drenched
by a heavy rain nnd no nttcmp't was
mode to take them outside.
Upton Fleet at Sandy Hook
New i'nrk, June 17. The Linton fleet, in
cluding the America's Cup challenger. Sham
rock IV, the 23-meler Khamrnek, both In
tow of a tuir. the houseboat Klllarney and
the yach Victoria, have left City Island,
bound for the Randy Hook nnchorace.
Jimmy Taylor, of Kenslmtton, will resume
boxing In two wseks nt the Clermantown club.
He has recovered entirely from an Injured
ear.
AH eight boxers scheduled to appear
on the program of the open-air show at
Shlbe Park, postponed from lost, night
owing to the heavy rnln nnd which will
be held tonight, are in Philadelphia.
They' have been in town for twd days,
and when it was announced officially at
4 PTM. yesterday by Promoter Battling
Lcvinsky that the show had been put
over until today, all of the intttmen went
through light workouts at local gym-
n Johnny Wilson, thencw middleweight
champion who is billed for the final
eight-round number against A".'0".,
ncr. or .npw lork. nmDerco "i " ."""
dclphla Jaek CVnrien's Up, did no
sparring, indulging only In pulley exer
cises, rope-skipplne nnd shadow-boxing.
uuring the day w nson wim wr , ""'
of several Itnlinn-Americnn clubs in
South Philadelphia, and it was learned
that one of these organizations would
present him with n belt when lie steps
into the ring tonight. This belt, in the
eyes of those mnking Johnny the gift,
will be emblemntic of the world's mid
dleweight championship.
For the information of a number of
fans who made telephonic queries yes
terday, it is stated that the m ddlc
wclght championship can change hands
In the bout tonight, despite the fact
that no decision will be rendered nt the
finish of the contest. Both men are
scheduled to come in at ICO pounds.
This is the new poundage recognized by
the International Sporting Club of New
York as the middleweight limit. As
Itatncr is n legitimate middleweight,
he would annex the 1itlc In the event
of n knockout being scored, with Wil
son taking the count.
The first eight-rounder on the pro
gram will introduce Georges Papln,
lightweight champion of France. Joe
Tiplitz will aid In the introduction, and
nt the same time "Tip" win endeavor
to make I'apin's debut In Phllly ns un
pleasant as possible. Joe Isn't a clever
boxer, by any menns, but ho enn sock
nnd he can wallop with either hand from
any angle. Papln may expect no jiink
tea affair.
Next Into the ring will be Ilnrry Kid
Brown, representing Philadelphia, nn.l
Johnny Murray, of New York. Thc
are featherweights. The semifinal will
bring together Eddie Fitzsimmoni. the
New York southpaw, who stopped Hnlph
Brady in eleven rounds on Monday
night at Jersey City, and Frankie Cnl
lahnn. a Brooklyn lightweight.
The first bout will go on nt S :fiO p. m.
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weeks, including Sundays and holidays." From
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THE exclusive Mack motor the efficient cooling
system and the dependable chain drive played an
important part in making this performance possible.
Distinctive Mack engineering features combined
with 18 basic Mack patents have developed the motor
truck the world is talking about.
Capacities 1J to 7 tons, tractors to 15 tons
Pull information on request
Mack International Motor Truck Corporation
2300 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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IT WILL tickle yon to find out how good
Turkish and Domestic tobaccos tasta
when blended in tho exclusive Chesterfield
way. Thoy do satisfy. And you'll bo pleased
to find out also that Chesterfields keep firm
and fresh in their special, moisture-proof
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