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VNNIE'S LOWLY MACKMEN STtLL CONTINUE TO TAKE THEIR MEDICINE, AFTER BEING SHAKEN
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UBf DEFEATS
I. WOOD PLAIT
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
IYALE TEAM BEATS
3reat Match at Old York Road
Ends on tho Nine
teenth Green
Edward C. rinrcy,
llalft, defeated .T.
iviM North HUlH. Phllaunpiiia
Xi0i f 1 afternoon la the
coif chmp!n. '' mm tourna.
nd Jih 01,1 York "oal Count, y
ST "L'mV h went nineteen hole.
Xe Ctarey von, as I'lau mcu
att by toM- nf thn medal yesterday
IMatt. winner -ot Hw mnotcd
"4 COUfMf Forest Hlll this morn
,Vl f ' HrTr first rmnd match. Piatt
n ln. .l.nri brilliant Btt.no and was
W0.".!:r. He won six nnu iosi
vfr in uo---
'VIKW
y,ffl Wood-, Vecond .hot with it
o , j2,i within twelve fcot of tho
m ,a?dv. n the putt for a three.
"i',i,?MMnd,boto. also ploying
' T.b.ta-taj; 3. -
l0Bt & by Uniting the third hole
Ip a bX! ,...i..i i the creek and
Inillr Pi,.0" won and followed
fev!Rn" the flitU, a short hoK
;' ".'." t on the . green . -
,e "'-. ,j rnnnlnc
Kthre inches, whic
R." Ita inother birdie.
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Cluh
f'lrTelaml ...
New York ....
'Iilrnxo
Wnshlnrton .
hi. Louis ....
Itrtrol
AMKKICAN I.KAOUK
W. I,, P.O. Win
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Athletics
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Clilritgo ....
Itoston ....
Pittsburgh ..
Jew York .,
Philadelphia
NATIONAL I.KAOUK
w. i;. r.o. win
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HE8ULT8 OF YESTERDAY
AMKltlCAN J.KAflUK
Jtew.Yofk. Oi Athlrllrii. .
t'lilrnito. 3 St. IuU, 2 (flrnl unmr).
Nt. TtuU. 4 Chi mm. 1 (arrand unuif).
W"hlntnn, It tloxton. 0. . . . .
nftrnlt-C.'lMPlinil. not fwhrlnlI.
NATIONAIi I.ROUK TIK8BI.T8
rhllllfn t. tlnnton. not nehedated.
Knxiklin, 8 New York. 1.
Chlrnto. 1 rinrlnnntl. 0. ,. , .
ritUburtli, 0 Ht. I-oul, 2 (10 Innlnsi).
CORNELL NET IN
Semifinals in Intorcollegiato
Lawn Tennis Toxan3 Boat
Harvard Stars
u!enarvn?lfttraP.!nt bCC" Wn byU"W Daisy Cashes ill
Opener at Aqueduct
rinsT hrt
Je Turrenn and Hoblmon
.. 4OOa140 a 41-0
ntf nnil I,nrr
54ldl442R1404 7483
HKCOND 8KT
I) Turrrnno nnd Uolilnnon
444NO4D02 nt 17 0
DatfH nnd I-Vf 100043S74 742 I
Tltlltl) HKT
be Tnrenne nnd Itoblnon
,,44013424095 4487
Dates nna Jr ......
0U744141173 2430
TOTAJU1
vwnl
(lul ..
In ..
Summtrlci
jU..Jd runnlnB down n lonp
Sf "ifSaTraV hole at the
Ibwy ".. t Into the rongoi ui
Mt OUt Of P0.unu" " .i-i.f nnclt-S.
.tit to th ,. " iffii Into tho
)n the ecTcnm i . . holc
ou' tat. JSd hU 1 ad at the eighth
',ett 'wE atong "rive that landed
V.?' .fiv,8 vards of the green.
vunin v."m , - k . cnri UK pull
Ki'?h?d... "irld birdie. After
oraoiraiurvv .-"- n,nth
nnking a roou "- , n shot nnd
flaw J "i; "-.:, i, .hpn Pott
hd eleventn were .-.- ,
MSI&lS.ihwhB.thw
lived th bclc.
Fltt-ut . ifli tl 40448 x
Mlifltt o, 4 8 x ' i fl 3 0 x
""jiin ".;'!;"!!"" '4 5 4 "x
r A. f i,'"lf mntehes of tlie day
I uim ut -" ::. . . . ..
! Norman Moxwcll'M victory ."
rmnV i.eonnra. j.o '"""""
non, J and a. 'iiieir iu""'
tlMnri1- ... 4 3 0 3 4 S J ..
S0354444 li 40
.I 044 0 5784 3 18 83
riRST SIXTEEN
4 nift Nonh Hills, defeated W. J.
teLf'clJ'r'i;- W.S?;.f..t.d Frank
bSlmiri. Haddo County. 0 and 4.
8Dnrfr L JonrH, nymouin. u "
I lUllon. Jr. Whltemarnh. 3 and 2.
0 F. Kindt, Jr . Old Ynrk Iload, defeated
'n tAntia l,4rankford. 1 UO. . . .
ninltl CrJjwi-ll H. V. t. C .defeated
Iflr Prry OIil YorK Itaau. a wo .
Neman Mx ell. Whltemarth. defeated
rankKonard. North Illlla. S and 1.
'.... g,,.i.. Vnrth nil a. defeated win-
ton Kl. Old 'York Road. 1 ,UP. .
D. I. Tarior, .-Morm niiin, u . -
alltnt. Ctdnrbrook. 4 ana Z.
SECOND BIXTELiN
. n. Frailer defeated uon u. Jicutan,
nni Tnnlnp rirfnted K. llammlll. 1 UP.
, S, 13. McDcan defeated A. 1. Wlllouthby.
Walttr Ileynolds defeated II. lleatty. Jr..
J." P. McBean. Jr.. defeated J. O. Fox.
" E. Calves defeated Fred Willi. 4 and 3.
CL P Malor defeated V. W. Steveni. 4
hd 3 ... ...
r Dannenuaum aeteaieu u. . uiini,
3 anl 2
TH1P.D SIXTEEN
7. J. HlMlns defeated W. J. Curran.
and 2. .. . .
J. J. Town defeated Cecil Calvert, 2
nit 1
L. C, Boiler won from VT. J. Flynn by
pfau t.
J J Toufll defeated VT. Gray, 6 and 0.
FOUrtTIl &IXTEEN
A M. Ward won from II. W. llammlll by
'taull
W. J Donahue defeated E. II, Ilcdley.
and 7,
II. W. Wood defeated E, I). O'llunlon.
nd ;.
It. M. Blotter defeated It. Mell. 3 and 3.
1'. 0 Illtslnter defeated V. K, Ureach,
and fi
J. n. Hauman defeated U K, Adama, 3
"I 5,
?r. A, Knox defeated W. C. Moore. 3
2.
Dr. Samuel Bolton defeated E. P. Rich-
i. 2 and 1,
De Turenne nnd Iloblnaon.
Hate and I-err ...........
ISO polnfa in
133 uolnt 17
(anks Get Big
Lead on Miscue
ullnned from Tare One
tnt to Minrt nnil ftldlMi nlnvr.il loff
Id. '
Then (iriffin vniei tho lnnlntr bv
oundjng to 1'ipp nnd left the fcoro nil
"""" p oi 1 1(1 j. oi tuc cuu oi tnc
onu.
Detail of tho Game
.'."ST reeklnpaugh was tossed out
Harris, i nomas KiKsctl out word.
PP grounded to Cliflin. fin nmn. n
tn, no errors.
wut fanned. Thormnhlcn tossed out
ThomaH. Word tossed out Walker. No
runs, no bits, no errors.
8KC0NU Ituth Hlnclcd to center.
Mcusel struck out. Boillc fanned. Huth
stolo second. Pratt singled to right,
Iluth scoring. Thomas threw out Han
nah. One run, two hit, no errors. .
Dugan fried to I'rntt. Htrunk singicu
to left and scored on Pcrklns'H double
to center. Welsh grounded to Pcckln
tiauirh. Perkins colnir to third. Peck
left the gamo nnd Ward was moved to
snort, .MeuMl to third uaso nnu tiieicu
went in left field. Griffith grounded to
Pint). One run, two bits, no errors.
THIKD Thormuhlen Hied to Dugun.
Olden walked. Ward singled to left.
Olclch stopped nt second. Plpp singled
to left, scoring Olelch. nnd took second
while Ward went to third on tho throw.
Iluth was purposely passed, filling the
bases. Mcusel singled to Witt and Word
scored. Ilodlo hit into a doublo pla,
Witt to Dugan to Griffin. Two runs,
tlireo hits, no errors.
Harris fanned. Witt doubled to left
center. Thomas grounded to Ward,
Witt going to third. Mcusel threw out
Walker. No runs, one Lit, no errors.
FOURTH Pratt filed to Welsh.
Hnnnah was hit by n pitched ball. linn
nah fitole second. Thormahlcn walked.
Gleldi filed to Strunk. Ward filed to
Welsh. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Dugan wns tossed out by Mcusel,
Strunk fouled to Meusel. Perkins
struck out. No runs, no bits, no er
rors. .. ,
PII.'TII rinn fanned. Ruth walked.
Mcusel was tiufc on Dugan's error and
took second while Kulu went to tmru
when Walker nlso fumbled the ball.
Hodle bit to Thomas nnd Iluth wai
run down. Tiioinns lo rerkitis to
'Photons. MousipI. who hod wandered too
fnr oft second, was doubled up? ThomaH
to Griffin to Perkins to Witt to
Thomas. No runB, no hits, two errors.
Welsh singled to center und wua
forced by Griffin, Pratt to Wnrd. Har
ris walked. Witt was safe on nn in
field hit to Prntt, filling tho base-.
Thomas wus thrown out by Pratt, Grif
fin scoring. Walker was passed intcu
tlonally and again the bases were filled.
Dugan funned. One run, two hits, no
errors.
Y. M. H. A. PLAYS WELL
West Branch Team. Has Won Eight
In a Row
West Branch Y. M. II. A. is having
a successful season, having won Its last
tight games. The only defeat charged
against West Branch was administered
by Phocnixvillo All -Stars in its open
ing game.
West Branch's line-up at present
consists of Cohen nnd Kendls. catchers :
Radnor and Stone, pitchers: Black,
first base; Kldrldge, second base; Ap
felbauin, shortstop; Friefelder, third
base, nnd Walsh, Llcb, Becker nnd
Kleklln in tho outfield.
On Sunday West Branch meets tho
Aldlnc Club nt tho lattcr's grounds,
Fifty-fourth street nnd Florence nvc
nue, whllo on Monday it will go to
Reading nnd play tho Reading Olivets
ln a double-header.
Berkahlro Women Win
Rendlnr. !'.. July 2. The Berkahlro
Country Club ladles' team scored Its third
straight victory In the Intercity aolf rerlei
by defeating the I.ancaater Country Club
representatives -8 to S hero on tho Uerkthlre
course today.
Virginia Replaces Indiana
New Brunswick. July 2. It was an
nounced that tho University v of Vlmlnla
eleven had been obtained to meet the Rutiera
team al New Brunswick on October 2.1, re
placing tho University of Indiana on the
srheriul
rou Don't Care
,rnt the troll., fur.
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ii add ni......
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Ulte snd better
with. Cirt that trol-
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LARGEST VAUIETY OF
BICYCLES
ri8!!iv,KBJ
.MiW.
By SPICK HAM,
More surprises occurred this after
noon hi tho semifinal round of tho inter
collegiate lawn tennis tournnment on
the turf courts of tho Merlon Cricket
Club, navcrford.
Tn tho first match concluded, A.
Wilder nnil L. Wiley, Yale, pulled the
unexpected by trimming Kirk Hold nnd
II. N. Holt, tho fnBt Cornell team, In
straight sets, 1U-8, 0-. This pro
longed match was witnessed by n big
gnllery and tho many fine rnllles'brought
forth rounds of applause several times
in each of the fiercely contested games.
Wilder and Wiley won bocauso their
team work was more finished than their
opponents. Rcid played brilliantly nt
times, but bo and bis partner did not
work together as smoothly as tho Yalo
pair.
Tho first set was a desperate affair,
going eighteen games, but "In the final
the Ynlo pair bad nn oven easier time
of it tlinn tho score indicates. The point
score :
nnsT bet
Wilder nnil Wiley
3 4348433140414204 00710
Relet nnil Holt
0103inn4O400Z471 7 00 8
SKCOND HKT
Wilder and Wllrr I 4 2 D 1 4 1 4 413-41
Held ana Holt 11474041 2243
TOTALH
Wilder nnil Wiley 100 points IB camea
Held and Holt 84 points 11 nmni
In tuc other match of the semifinals
Charles Granger and McNeil Drum
wrlght met the Hnrvanl team, Leon de
Turcnnc nnd D. P. Robinson. .7r. The
former pair, representing tho University
of Texas, took tho first set 12-10.
The second sot went to the Tcxans
olso. Tho wore was 0-4. The Texas
team met the Yalo men In the finals
later in the afternoon. The point
core :
riRST 8CT
frnnrr nnil rtrnmrtslit
31112 44241 14802 81441 Ct SO
De Tnrenne. nnd Robinson
SillS 21402 41784 34102 3173
HF.COND BET
Grfturer and Drnmrlxht
10 2 2 4 17
De Turenno nnd Robinson
2 4 4 4 2 2 0
TOTAT.S
flronxor nnd Irnitnrliiht. . 110
De Tnrenne. nnd Robinson, 101
Leon de Turenno and I). P
son. Jr.. Harvard, advanced
tcmlfinal tound this morning. Tho
Crimson team defeated Wallace J.
Bates and Kdmond Levy, University of
California, in a threo-sct match.
The match was one of the most severely
contested ever seen ln collegiate ranks,
TIGER ATHLETES STAR
IN ENGLISH GAMES
tT.10
4.S0
up.
Princeton Track and Fiold Men
Win in Preliminaries of
British Classic
K
Summer Exercises
In the Eymnaalum, away from the hot
sun, fits you for wo(k In omen or school
neit full. Special croup fames, hand
ball, ollty nan. Doxiiur,
Men, Women, Boys, Girls
Y M CA-
rRXTHAI.1 NORTH III.DO.I WKST 1II.DC
1421 Arch I 1013 lhlh I ftl H. B2d
10
4 330 0
1 028 3
18 (anirs
13 ramrs
Robin -
to the
The Harvard pair got the decision after
three reeking scts"in tho sum of 0-8,
0-4, 7-5.
From the first service until the final
point had been scored all four men were
high up on their toes battling for every
stroke, virtually nil of which appeared
to be crucinl events to tho contestants.
As the score of tho last set indicates,
the result of the match was in doubt
Stamford Bridge, England, .Tuly 2.
Princeton's athletes, In England to en
gage Oxfo-d In n dual 'meet, made a
good showing today ln sovernl of the
events in tho British Amateur Athletic
Association championships, for which
the Americans entered.
In the preliminaries of the 220-yard
rtin Randolph E. Brown nnd R. D.
Olnrk. Princeton men, won their bents.
each making tho distance in 22 4-5
seconds. The holder of the title, W. A.
Hill, of Surrey, won his heat in 23
seconds.
In tho final of tho sixteen-pound
weight put, Paoll, of France, wns first
with 43 fcot 10 inches; S. Harrison
Thompson, of Princeton, wns second
with 43 feet, 0 Inches, and O. D.
Hnlscy. -of Princeton, third, with 42
feet 8 Inches.
Tho third heat of tho hnlf-mlle run
was won by B. G. D. Rudd, of Oxford,
the noted South African runner, in one
minuto 00 seconds.
Tho final in tho qunrter-milo hurdles
was won by E. W. Wheeler, of Surrey,
who beat Adams, of Princeton, by four
yards. Tho tlmo was B7 2-C seconds.
In tho semifinal of tho 220-yard dash
Brown, of Princeton, won his heat ln
22 1-5 seconds. Clark was eliminated,
JACKSON IN TRAINING
Not to Box In Any Bout Until Meet
ing With Tendler Here
Doc Bagley, mannger ot Willie Jack
son, came over from New York yester
day, went Into session with Promoter
I.eon Ii. lintns concerning nrrnngfrnenis
for tho match with Lew Tondler at the
Phillies Ball Park, July 12, nnd ngrecd
to hold oft tho New Yorker from any
bouts until bis scheduled appearance
here.
"Willie is training harder than ever
before in bis career," said Bagley.
"You enn bet that he will be in better
shape for this match with Tendler thnn
for nnv other mntch since he started
boxing. Jackson hasn't forgotten that
bout last summer, and be will be out to
prove by a knockout that ho is Tcn
dler's master."
Later in the afternoon Bagley went
out to Shibe Park, saw our lowly A's
defeated by New York, nnd then Doc
hustled to Newark, N. J., where Johnny
Wilson scored bis first victory as mid
dleweight champion by winning from
Soldier Bnrtfield.
Continued from Fate One
Dove, Jncohean. Crest, Kinetic. 1-0 Dernlcre
and i.artv Lovltt also ran ,, -
HECOND RACE, three-yenr-olds, purse, 1
K fair Oaln. lis, Turner... 7-2 7-10 1-4
., ninn. Carn. tilt tAhi.ann. 45 1- 4 OUI
a'. Ht Allsn. 120 T. nnv.-an.. 8-1 8- 2 even
Time, 1:38 1-9. Feoder 'and Ulff 1
also ran. , . .
THIRD RACE. lhrte-yr-old and
$1000, O'i furlongs'
1. Jadda. 107. T Rowan ... B-l 'f 7-10
a. Arnold. 118, flchuttlngcr.. n-t. 2;1 4- 0
3. Vice ghlrman,107.Turner..lO-.1 even 1- 2
Tims. 1 HR8.8, Ladlnit Star. Daydue nnd
Pocatello nln ran .
FOURTH RACE, three-year-olds. and up,
handlcan. SHOO ndded: 1 mite:
1. Audacious 121. Ensor . 13-20 1-4 out
8. Cromwell, 110. Fstor. 10-1 2-1 out
3. HalveHrn. 100. Kummer. 18-8 7-10 out
'lime, JL'OI -' l-anniiis niii,".-. - - ""
FIFTH RACK four-year-olds and up.
claiming, puree 11000, I mile and 1 furlonn.
t. l'lerre-o.Fcu, 112. Fator... 4-, 7-8 1-2
a Slir-.. Ill llAtiiiltliM H.!a 1111 14
4, iV(JIlall, i' pmiuuiii - " " -
3. Dorcas. 108. Hopkins 7-2 J-8..VS
Time, 1 .82 2-8 Berlin, Barcoy and Frank
Marklln alio ran. ,,nnn
HIXTH RACE, two-year-olds, purse $1000
n.Mi. tin. T. rtnw.n R-l 3-1 7-8
S. Normal. 110, Fator ..
a. Advocate, 105, Mooney
on $18.40 $7.20
2, Tom Baunders, 11B. 1.,
. l.yke B 10
a. jeiuson. 107, w. Jar-
rell 21.20
, Time, 1 :48 8-B, Bond, Harlock, Kimpa
lonir, Ham Rett also ran,
FOURTH RACE, purBe 11400, maidens,
colts nnd iteldlngs, two-year olds 0V4 fur-
lonxs:
1. Adonis, 112. Burke . 18.10 $0.00 13.80
2. Judge Jtudrow, lis, Erlrk-
son 17,00 8,80
8. Old Chsp, 112, Wilson. . , . 3 70
Time, l:(i, Nick I,ondon. Vlnchester, Al
vln T II. K. Coleman, lUKh Engle, Drafts
men t,nii(thind etui Cnurt View stlr nn.
TIFTH RACE, handicap, puree $2200. fil
lies ami mares, three-year-olds nnd up. 0
furlomts.
1. Fern Handley, 110,
vrorrlasey .... $21 20 $7.80 $8. BO
2. Mile, I)P7le. 101, Wilson . . B.ilO 3.10
8. fllntorrlle. 110, Wlda i 2.80
Time, 1:12 4-8, Lady aFIr I'lay, Thelma
K., Brig o' War and Blue Paradise also ran.
BARTF1ELD LOSES
TO iimsoN
Middleweight Champion Wins
Hard-Fought Bout on Points.
Start Delayed
MM.,
.1. A. .1. nnhann. 2! Aberfovle. 2 )'
In a ten-Inning hard-fought garni yrstcr
day afternoon the J. and J. Dobson bas
IijiI UHin added another vlotpry to Its)
sulns, making It twelve straight trlumps.
OeieHling (HO flirunv nucriuio Lrniii. oi vu-3
f'henter County f-ncue, by ft score of 0 to S,
In the extra period I-ees found 'Art" 8wlg-
ler me inrmer iniv-nu , riinjiTniii(
hurler for ft sine!. Ixiwfy hit for a threo-
' .
. ".
:bU
'Wa
ler
hseger. scoring Lees,
nnd ending the game,
,20-1 R-l 4-1
, 7-1 B-2 0-B
Wrecker. Jeg,
Time. J.ua-n. ," -."""t'winw
I'lurious. A-rnuiay, viroirn, o, -; -.--
er, Nugget, Frlalet. San Fablo.Two Feathors,
Faunus. Irish Sea and Bunny Days also ran.
HAMILTON RESULT8
FIRST RACE, maidens, two-year-olds, B
fnwlnnva!
1. Witch FIonr.ll2, Dlah
mon $7.10
2. Oallou Uorry, 108. ..
nteheree- 8 c0
8. Annette's Bister, 112. . ,.
uutweji ......,... .,. i;.h."v
$4.40 $3.60
3.80
Ragged Robin
claiming, three-year-olds
$5.00 $3 70 out
8.00
Tlmo. 1.02 1-B.
nellahm nlsn ran.
HECOND RACE.
.,,- tin. n fnrlnnffS
1. Fluzoy, 100, Burke...
2. Hackamore. 108, Rich
creek
a xt.t.itn tin. Thurber ...
"Time, 1:10 1-B. Hondo also ran.
THIRD RACK, maiden, two-year-olds.
&, Wa UJRti."
.r7'B1;y"noy.li.oor:kS3
nut
out
$B.flO $2.7 $2.!i0
mtOl m.nV
KANE BEATS McGOVERN
Marty Outpoints Port Rlchmonder
In Final at DUston
Marty Kane, of the Seventeenth ward,
nnd weighing 120 pounds, returned a
winner over Hank McGovern, of Port
Richmond, In the hradliner nt the Diss
ton A. C. last niaht. Knno worked n
nifty left jab throughout, setting the
pace In all of the rounds but the second.
The first wns even. McGovern did bis
best fighting nt close quarters, whllo
Kane's advantage was clearly displayed
from the distance.
Barney Rellly won on n hnir-llnc de
cision over Speedy Leo in a fast fracas.
Young Joe Bradley defeated Young
Marino, Johnny Long was stoptiod In
tho second by Al Shnw nnd Young
Keyo wns forced to quit to Joe Spen
cer in the second bocauso of n broken
nose.
Newark, N. J., July 2. Johnny Wil
son, middleweight boxing cbnmpion, de
feated Soldier Bartfield, of New York,
on points in n hard -fought bout ot
twelve rounds here Inst night. Wilson
excelled in eight of the twelve rounds.
Bartfield had the better of tho second,
seventh nnd twelfth rounds, while tho
third wns even.
Both men received hard body punish
ment. Wilson used bis left effectively
to Bnrtfleld's stomnrh, but the soldier
took his punishment gamely. Bartfield
excelled ln infighting, bu the champion
shook him oil and scored lefts to the
hend nnd stomach. Bnrtfield wns fight
ing hard nt the bell hi the last round.
Wilson weighed in nt luTOi pounds
and Bnrtfield at 141)'j.
Tho start of the bout was delayed
until nearly midnight by the reported
attempt of the management to reduce
Wilson's guaranteo from $7500 to
$5000.
I fhilip Matris 1
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FOURTH RACE,
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2. A.Uc?Yl2;MVnyan..: B.00 4.00
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Quaranteed. Bucklalde and Chrome also ran.
LATONIA RESULTS
FIRST nACE. purse $1300. three-j ear
olds. 0 furlongs:
1. Marvin May. 10B. W.
Ilelnlsch $8.00 $4,40 13.00
2. Ruby. 100! P. I-ong.. .... 10.40 10.00
3. Louis A.. 118. K. Small- .
Tim. i',ii' ' Antlrlnate. ftDrlng Vale. Ace
of Aces. Zone d'Armee, Runnan. Doctor Jim
BECOND RACE, ths Ich Foyle, purse,
$1800. two-year-olds. SV4 furlon;;:
1. The Ally. 112. LLyke.$4.00 $3.80 $3.00
2. Wcstslde. 112. II. Hr-
ickson 10. 10 8 40
3. Pelcoe, 100, H Wlda.. ... 7 30
Time, 1:0R. Horkyte. Pagan Pan also ran.
TIIIHD RACE, claiming, purse $1300, for
three-year-olds and up. lrV miles.
1. Rafferty. 107, r. Wll-
Clan-Na-Gael Games
Will Be Held
Monday, July 5th, 1920
AT
Northeast High School
Athletic Field
29th and Cambria Sts.
G.VMF..S COM.MENCF. AT 1 P. M.
Joseph McGarrlty will read the Declaration
of Independence
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life! Treat yourself treat your friends to n smnlro
that's more than "a good cigar."
Wo could buy tobacco hero in tho United States good
tobacco, too but tho tobacco that goes Into tho Men-De-Lion
Cigar must bo mora than good; it must bo tho best; it must
bo of that quality that lends real character; it must bo
worthy of tho long-standing reputation of the House be.
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blend was created, only tho finest tobacco is used and xot
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SEVEN SIZES
10c and up to 3 for 50c
according to the shape you like best
M. EISEMAN & SONS
Manufacturers PHILADELPHIA
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suits of GENUINE PALM BEACH and COOL
CRASH. Similar in style and pattern to the heavier wool
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No expensive free-delivery
No charges or bad debts
No unnecessary expense.
Light-weight
Wool Summer Suits
$40 to $45 Value for
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Our Price means a clean saving of a
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