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Three-Fingered, Kid Permits
Only Two Hito Karr and
Eibol Sockod Hard -
AND CONNIE MACK SMILES
like in the Old Days
ATIILKTICS
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Keefe, . ...
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Mtnosky, li .
Sclianp. cf. .
Mclnnls. H.
Foster, 3b. . .
Scott, .
Walters, c. .
Karr. l. .
Klbel. p. .
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Totnls
ait o a at is i
imii.i for McNnlly In nlntti.
Tno-biiso lilt Hurras, Bailey.
RtrucU nut B) Knrr. 3; by Koefe, I.
Fir base on bnlh-OIT Karr. 2; off
Ktite. 2; off Klbel. I. Passed ball
Wallers. Sac.-lflro lilt Mclnnls. Urn
,,resFr!el and Blnccn.
nj ROBERT W. MAXWELL. .
Sonic Ktransc thtnes linppcn (n this
wnrlil of bnKPbttll. Tlic A'h won nn
other sninr today their wroml
strAltcbt cnpphiR tlic opener of n double
bill with the Red Sox. but that'n not
the halt of It. dearie. The rest in even
more important.
Young Pave Keefe xltut out the Bns
tonlnm. 1 to t), and that isn't nil. He
allotted them only two bits in bis run
)ra victory and yet that' not nil. He
did not permit a hit until the eighth
frame and still that's not nil. One of
the to Red Sox hits made off his three
tinkered delivery wns tainted, fliihlsh
una all that. It really wasn't deserved,
don't y' know.
Young Keefe pltrtieit the most re
markable game seen on Mr. Hlilhe's
iawball hiwit this rnmpnign. He walk
ed only two men nnd only four reached
first base. Of these four, two were ad
vanced km fnr ns second. Hut no one
tot nuy further.
The fortunate populace who wit
nessed the gume gave Keefe n great
hand for his showine. And when he
nen.jrtytlip, dugout nt the end of the
gamc." Txlinlf SInck smiled, which is
iFometliinc unusual tor ronnte tins seni
i.'HOn. Tlie As crowded around tncJ
youngster and hugged him and almost
knocked his shoulders oft", slapping him
on the back. '
In the meantime the A's socked (wo
Boston pitchers, Knrr nnd Klhcl, for a
total ofi ten lilts, two of which were
doubles.
Keefe Goes Strongly
Keefe continued his remarkable pitch
ing and in tlic llftli. sixtli nnd seventh,
he set tlic Sox dn,wn in order. In the
eighth, his no-hit game was spoiled.
AVItn one down, (jnllowny fumbled
Foster's grounder iim, after Scott had
been retired. Walters enme through'
"with the first safety off the youthful
JIack twirler. At that it was n fluke.
Walters'!) drive went down the third
bnse line nnd Thomas was all set for
It behind the bag. The bnll hit the
cushion nnd rolled off to one side.
In the meantime Klbel wns holding tlic
A's safe. Welsh singled in tU fifth.
Iveefe inserted n one-base blow in the
flxth, Dykes got Ills third sufetv in the
seventh and (.nllowuy drove a hit into
center, hut nothing enme of them.
Hiillcy further ruined Kcefo'n no-hlt
dreitm when he stnrted the ninth with
a diitihle. Smith hit for MoXully and
wns struck out on three pitched bolls.
Jleuosky walked, but neither runuer
advanced.
Start In First
Just as if they were on a regulnr
long-distaneo winning streak, the A's
went auer inrr in tlie first inning, when
they put one run over on n single bv
Thomas, n boot by Wallv Schang nnd
another on a fly blow off Jirainy Dykcs's
oat.
Following the first, nil wns quiet on
both fronts until the fourth. Dave
Keefe wulkcd Schung In the second,
but that was nil.
In the fourth tlie Mnekmen tore into
the Red Sox like Benny Leonnrd tore
mto Charley White in the ninth round.
They chased Knrr from the hill and
treated Klbel, ids successor, rudelv, to
fay the least, in all they collected five
runs, which Is more miraculous thuu
yesterday's victory. ,
.limmy Dykes stnrted the flnr-up
jvhen he walked with one down. Fol
lowing came a single by Welsh nnd n
double by Burrus, which admitted
ikcs. Perkins was Intentionally
passed, filling the bnses.
Chick Oullowuy crossed the dope by
rapping a double to the left-field
bleaehors, and Welsh and Burrus regis
tered. Perkins came over on Keefe's infield
out, and (Sallow ay entered into tlin
coring activities on Witt's infield
safety.
Sox Socked Twice
by A 6-0 and 1-0
fniitlnurd from l'linr One
Hist four frames, but the Bostonlans
unt out one-two-three In the fifth,
Mxth nnd seventh.
Fortune walked one man in the
'mirth, fifth nnd sixth, but the Mack,
men never threatened.
"I'lsli, Burrus and Perkins were soft
in tlie seventh.
,, Detail of the Gnme '
ii'U.?1Tr.Hn,i.I(,-v lnKM t Wt. Me
nlly filed to Wnlker. Menosky. walked.
nanK fanned. Mclnnis out. Thomas
rRllu,ri's- No runs, one hit, no er-
.W'f "M to Seining. Foster 'threw
T V lhoma- Wnlker singled to left.
J'lkes singled to center, but Wnlker
TV,is, caught going to third, Schang to
foster. No runs, two hits, no errors.
SKCOND-Foster filed to Wnlker.
"JkM UD(i Hurrus took enro of Scott.
.-?. t flnBlC'1 to right. Fortune
furs ' r,"",, ono Mt uo cr
Welsh lined to Menosky. Fortune
ZZV iVl 1J,lr'N. Perkins lifted to
orott. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Hii.V"TV,n,,,.p'r ,""t. Gnllhwny to
nn.w.8' ,Mc.Nu''y H'ted to Witt. Mo,
th 7.i ii y .. " nu near
? W iqul line, for three wbcs. rrry
Bffi&W&RSteA RAWET M THAT BRITISH TENNIS TOURNAMENTAT
Five Leading Batters
in Tivo Mdjor Leagues
NAflONAI, I.KAQUR
I'lnrer dab ,0. A.ll. It.
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Hmlih. Nfw York .. IS 10
KonMthjr. llrooklrn. B7 5S8 M
I!n'"t, Clnrlnnntl,. 88 IB St
Williams, rhllllr 68 276 44
AMERICAN I.KAdVJE
filslrr. St. Tuln ..,72 200 M
Jnclenn. Chlraco . . M 260 44
NBrnkrr, Clrvtlnnd.. 71 273 AH
Hnth, New York ., . flO 2!U 70
Wearer, Chlcaca ... 72 301 00
II. P.O.
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47 .3110
7 .333
71 .330
00 .320
121 .417
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111 .363
threw out Schnng.' No runs, one hit,
no errors.
(Jnllowny grounded to Fortune, Scott
threw out I'erry. Witt lifted to Bai
ley. ISo runs, ,no bits,
No runs, mo b
no errors.
FOURTH Mclnnls filed n -Welsh.
Foster singled to left. Perry threw out
Scott, Foster going to second. Walters
filed to Welsh. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Thomas walked. Scott threw out
Walker, Thomas going to second. Dykes
hit to Scott and Thomas wns run down
between second nnd third. Scott to
Foster to McNnlly. Welsh jilt to Fos
ter nnd Dykes was forced at second,
Foster to McNnlly. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
FIFTH Fortune filed to Witt. Bnl
ley fouled to I'erklns. (Jnllowny threw
out McNally, No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Burrus was thrown out by McNally.
Foster thtew out Perkins. Onllowny
lwakcd. Perry forced Galloway at sec
ond, Scott to McNnlly. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
SIXTH Mcnosky liued to Walker.
Walker speared Schnng's fly nfter a
sharp sprint. Thomas threw out .Mc
lnnls. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Witt walked. Thomas sacrificed, For
tune to Mclnnls. Scott threw' out
Wnlker. Witt traveling to third. Dykes
filed to Mcnosky. No runs, no hits, no
.error's. r
SEVENTH Burrus crabbed Fos-
ler's
not) fly. (inllowar
threw out
.Scott. Walters struck out
No runs,
no nits, no errors.
Welsh struck out Burrus lifted to
McNally. Perkins fouled to Wnltcrs.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH Fortune fanned for the
second time. Bailey lifted to Dykes.
Dykes threw out McNully. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
Onllowny doubled to the left-field
bleachers. Menosky prevented the bull
from going Into the bleachers on n
bounce by a one-hand jumping stop.
McNally threw out Perry. (Jnllowny
going to third. Witt drove n single
through Foster, Onllowny scoring.
Tliomus wns safe on Scott's error. Witt
going to second. McNnlly threw out
Walker. Witt nnd Thnmns ndvanced n
base. Dykes walked, filling the bases.
Foster threw o'ut Welsh. One run, two
bits. One error.
NINTH Mcnosky doubled to right.
Perkins's snnppy throw to Onllowny
caught Mcnosky off second. Sciinng
doubled to fight. Mclnnls walked.
Welsh made n great running catch of
Foster's fly, nnd Walker repeated on
Scott's drive. No runs, two hits, no
errors.
Triple Play by
Pirates; Win, 2-1
Continued from Tnirr One
2:'Southwniili. Carey. Sacrifice bits
Carey, Rawlins. Sacrifice fly Wll
Hams. Umpires Klein and Eiusllc.
Forbes Field. Pittsburgh. -Pa., July T.
Cooper's spleifdld twirling' Kent the
Phillies down to n 2 to 1 defeat in the
opening game of the second western in
vasion here this, afternoon.
A triple piny cut short n Philly rnllv
In the second inning, when the visitors
were tending bv one run. scored In the
first inulng. Pittsburgh scored In the
sixtli. ,
Smith' pitched n fniriy good enmc, be
ing reuehed for only eight bits.
Manager Crnvatb started bis first
gnmc, plnying in right field. He failed
to get n hit aud fanned twice.
FIRST Pnulette bent out n hit unck.
01 seconu. uuwnns sacritlced, and brtfh
runners were wife when V'ooner's throw
to second wns too late. Williums filed
to Cnrey, nnd the runners moved up
nfter the cntch. Cnton tosxed out Cm
vnth. Pnulette t-corini: nnd Itmvii,,..
Irenching third. Meusel fouled to Mr.
Kctchulc. Une run, one hit, no er
rors. Bigbee singled to left. Carey hit Info
u double play, Rnwlins to "Paillette.
Rawlins tossed out MeKctchnie. No
runs, one hit, no errors,
SECOND Fletcher singled to left.
j; Miller wns snfe on McKctchnic's wild
.throw. Wheat popped to Cooper, whose
throw to Cnton doubled Fletcher nnd
Cnton's throw to Cutshnw on first com
pleted the first triple play here In three
years. No runs, one hit. one error.
South worth popped to Rawlins Cut
shnw walked. Grimm nlso wnlked.
Cnton filed to Meusel. Hnefner forced
Grimm, Fletcher to Rawlins. No runs,
no hits, no errors,
THIRD Smith popped to Grimm.
Cutflhaw and Grimm disposed of Pnul
ette. Rnwlins lifted to Blgbec. No
runs, no hits, uo errors.
Cooper lined to Meusel. Bigbee nlso
gave Meusel n long fly. Carey bunted,
but Wheat threw him out. No runs,
uo hils, no errors.
FOURTH Williams filed to Carer.
,Cravath struck out. Carey got under.
Meusel s fly. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
McKetchnie rolled to Pnulette. South
worth singled to center, Cutshaw fouled
to Wheat, whoso throw to Pnulette
doubled up Southworth. No runs, ono
hit. no errors.
FIFTH Cooper tossed nut Fletcher.
Cnton tossel out .1. Miller. Wheat
popped to Caton. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Smith tossed out Grimm. Cnton-sin-gled
to left. Cnton wns out stenllng,
Wheat to Rnwlins. Hnefner fauued. No
runs, ono hit, no errors.
SIXTH Cnton tossed out Smithv
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Pnulette went 'out the same way, Rnw
lins Hied to Bisbec. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Cooper singled to center. Blgbec beat
out a bunt, Cooper stopping nt second.
Cnrey sacrificed, Wheat' to Paillette.
McKetchnie hit to Pnulette, who threw
Cooper out nt the plate McKetchnie
stole second and when Smith dropped
;Whent' throw, Bigbee scored, South
worth beat out a hit to first, Mc
'Kctchdie stopping nt third. The double
tncai worKcd, .MCKctclinio scoring nnu
iSouihworth taking second. Cutshnw
Donned in VnuMtn. Tun runs, tbreo
niiuui viMwiit"" i
hits, no errors. ' -f
SEVENTH Williams filed to Cnrey,
Crnvnth fanned. Meusel singled to left
and. wns out stenllng, Hnefner to Cut
shaw. No runs, one hit. no errors,
i Grimm llftcdto Williams, Caton
singled to center. Miller tossed out
Hnefner, Caton stopping nt second.
Cooper, popped to Rnwlins. No runs,
one hit, no errors,
EIGHTH Fletcher gave Bigbee a
high fly. Miller popped to Caton. Wheat
fanned. No runs, no hits, no errors,
Bigbee singled (o left. Cnrey forced
Blgbec, Fletcher to Rnwlins. Cnrey
stole second. McKetchnie filed to Crn
vnth, Carey taking third nfter the catch.
Southworth popped to Wheat. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
NINTH Rlxey bnttcd for, Smith nnd
struck out. Cnton tossed out Pnulette,
Rawlins safe on Cnton's bnd throw.
.Gutahow tossed out Williams. No runs,
no bite, one error.
NEW BASEBALL TEST
Ask Court to Decide Rights' of Inde
pendent Clubs
New Cattle, Pa., July 7. The right
of organized bascbnll to sign n player
who hart a contract with an Industrial
or semlprofcssionnl club without com
ing to terms with nouleaguc teams will
be! tested in court, according to an an
nouncement made here todny by W. K,
Duerstein, nil "official of the Castle
Cords "nine, of New Castle.
Duerrtteln has telegraphed hU at
torneys'nt Mncoti. On., to take action
against the Atlanta team of tlic South
criii League, which recently signed con
tracts with Cliff Markle. pitcher, nnd
Frank Mills, catcher, of the Cords.
The Cords had agreements with Markle
and Mills to play with tlie club here
this season, but, despite this, the At
lanta team signed them, according to
Duerstein. The question nt issue, ho
snld. Is whether n contract with nn
independent club is not as binding ns
one with n league team.
QUAKER CITY VS. MADISON
Rubber Team Meets Downtowners in
Twilight Game Tonight
'The Qunkcr City Rubber team hns nn
importunt twilight contest booked for
tlie home grounds, nt Torresdnle avenue
nnd Vnu Kirk street, tills evening nt (!
o'clock" with the strong Mndlson Sturs.
of South Philadelphia. It will mark tlie
first appearance qf Madison on Quaker
City field, and Mauager Fish expects to
pitch Bobby Mair. The latter Is in fine
form nt present nnd Is nlso hitting the
ball nt n lively. clip, hnving three. hits,
including a triple, against Indiana in
the holiday game.
ALL-STARS f LAY TONIGHT
Strong Main Line Nlrte Plays Brides
burg In Twilight Tilt'
Joe Alglo's Mnln Line All-Stars will
tnekle the strong Bridesburg A. A. in
its initial twilight game tonight. Any
club wishing this strong attraction, call
Woodbind JO.VJ, between 7 und 8 p. in.
Ray to Race Curtis
New York, July 7. JoIb ny. the won
ilfr runnr of thp Illlnoln Athletic Ao,.
Htlnn, anil n n. Curtlr, of th" Unltnl 8lntc
navy, who ran mil" nt the New York
Athletic club irnmes In the f time nt
4 inlnulfM 21 neconrir. will mPRnurn stride
for the (lrt time In n pecll 150il meter
.t,r r.t the nutdoo" KBine nf th" lonth
"out. American Legion, at Kbbcta Field on
.Saturday.
Offers $50,0p0 for Dempsey Bout v
New Orleans. July 7. Johnny Abrnmn, Id
eal boxing promoter, hnii wired Jack Kenrnn,
inunnuor nf JacK Dempaey. heavyweight
rhnmnlon of the world, an offer of IliO.nOO
guarantee for a twentv.round bout between
Jark Pempney nnd 1111 llrennnn, to taU
dIkco In New Orleans In the fall.
Chase Bjjys San Jose Stock
snn Jose. July 7. Hal Chase, former hlB
leacue baseball star r.nil at present a mm
her of tho Kan Jose club In' th Mls'lmi
l.ens"e. has purchased one-third Interest In
the club, It was announced there today.
Chase IS Held captain of tho local nlnc
Vardon Engages Oldest
Caddy to Carry His Bag
New York, July 7. America's
oldest nnd canniest caddy, nnd re
garded by hundreds of golfers whom
he hns, served ns tho best, will tote
around the bag of Harry Vnrdon
during pnrt of his tour of tho T'nltcd
States. Joo Ilorgan, who wns idling
jiwny an off day nt jVnn Cortlaiidtl
runs yesterday, said Hint nc una
been engaged to enddy for Vnrdon
during the first hnlf of hjs hcries of
exhibition matches, which will in-,
elude the visits to metropolitan, New
Jersey, Connecticut and Massachu
setts courses.
Joe doesn't care nbout traveling
through tho West with Vardon after
the August championship tourneys.
Ilorgan is forty-two. years old and
has been n caddy continuously for
twenty -seven yenrs. Vnrdon's bag
will provide Ilorgan with a heavy
load. Tho Englishman carries eleven
sticks, as follows: Two drivers,
brassies, clcek, driving iron, mid
iron, thrco raashies, niblick nnd a
wooden putter.
Furnishings'
Unusual Savings.
CHESTNUT1
WILLIAMSON WINS ANOTHER
Max Harjdt Lacing to Jimmy Austin
at Knickerbocker Club
Max Williamson won from Jimmy
Austin last night in tho opening boxing
show of the Knickerbocker A. 0 down
town, in eight- rounds. Austin subbed
for l'ntyy Johnson, of Trenton, whom
the police wouldn't allow to box on
account of being more than ten pounds
over weight. Williamson hit Austin
'-. .. . - .. '-- a-Vw..f .. ..un
Wlin cvcryiuins dui iiio posts, and how
Austin stayed 'tne limit was n mystery
Austin's performance was n Joe Grim
net.
Joe .Tnckson won the honors in the
serai, the Soiithwnrk lad gaining n vic
tory over Jimmy Gibbons, of Orny's
Ferry, who failed to take the bout
seriously. Martin Judge, of Mnnuyunk,
nnd Jack Perry, of Soiithwnrk, fought
In the third bout nnd nn'cvcn brenk
was the verdict. Both boys worked
hard.
In the prellnis Willie Mack out
pointed Kid Mvrry in six chapters,
and Tommy Loiighrnn won from Joe
Smith in two rounds, the referee hold-
inft tlie "bout oecnusc Smith wns re
Ing the "'bout becnusc Smith
cc
cciving the worst of It
. DISCUSS ELIGIBILITY
Manufacturers' League Players Are
Foupd to Be Bona-Flde Workers
A heated discussion took place at the
meeting of the Manufacturers League
held nt the Hotel Walton Inst evening
ns 'to the eligibility of a number of
players onvnrious tennis. After those
making tho protest had been given full
opportunity to lny the evidence before
the representatives in nttendnncc, the
league decided that all the players In
question were bona fide employes of the
concerns they represented.
President Briimfield made It plain to
several teams that have postponed con
tests that it will be necessary to get
them played as soon as possible, as the
second round begins one week from Sat
urday. Westiugbouse announced n field
day for their employes 011 Saturday.
July 21. nnd Southwnrk I'oimdry will
hold sitch nu event this coining Satur
day. SHANAHAN TO HOLD MEET
Meadowbrook Enters Team In Next
Saturday Races
A big enrty -list hns been received fnt
,the Shnnnhnu Catholic Club's seven
teenth nnniinl set of track and ficM
games to be held next Saturday nt
Forty-fourth street nnd I'niksiilc nvo
nue. Meadowbrook will be represented with
its star track team. Ilislcr and Orny
will wear the Meadowbrook colors in
the two-mile event; Comerford will
heave the shot. Trout Is entered in tlic
sprints, and Dewey O'Brien, tlic for
mer St. Uita half-mller. will start for
Meadowbrook n the SSO-ynrd event.
Kohoe, the former St. Joe College
sprinter, will run for the lCnterprise
Club in the dnshes, nnd Oaks will be
the half-mile entry.
Cheltenham Trims Surpass Leather
Cheltenham. walloped Mirpanii Leather yes
terday by tho acoro of 20 to 3.
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Continued from fate One '
handicap. $1200 added. 7 furlongs! . .
1. Mon d'Or, 125. Bands even 1-3 out
1. Ticklish. 10SH. Fator.... B-l 'even out
8. Thunderstorm. 08. Callahan 0-B 1-4 out
Time. 1:25 1-B. Only three startere.
frillllD HACK, mares, three-year-olda and
up, purae. 11000, 1 mile.
1
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141 r-nllAttan 4.1 fl.l R.O
Time.
l:4n. neUlan Queen, iLlght Wine
vnA (lent W. also ran.
TOUHTH RACE, handicap.
three-year-
olds. $1200 added, 1 mile, . .
1. nladlator. J21. narre.lt.... 7-10 1-B out
2. Fair daln. 107, Turner... S-ii 1-4 out
8, Ht. Allan. Drt, Wiener?. . .10-1 B-3 out
Time. 1:37 2-5. Royal Duck also .ran.
FIFTH RACE, three-year-olds and up, 1
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1. flea Mint. 100, Kummer... 13-10 2-8 1-0
2. Dream of the Valley, 103W,
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3. Whisk. 100 Wiener 7-1 2-1 eren
Time. l!38 1-B. Torch Hearer and Trans
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SIXTH RACK, maiden, three-year-olds and
up. puree J10OO. 1 mile.
1. Leatherfacc, 11B, achut- ., ,.
.Inner 7-2 7-B 710
2. Ten Can. 115. Miller..... 7-2 7-3 7-10
3. Sir Grafton. 118, ,. . '
Kummer ., A15 ?v.en '..
Time. 1:38 -l-R, Farmlnudale, Rlnkavous,
Irish Dancer. Oonialo. Mstlc Queen nnd
I.ady Frcejnen nlso ran.
FORT ERIE RE8ULTS
FIRST RACD. rtalmlntr, two-year-olds J
purse $1200. Wt rurloncc: j ..
1. Frivol, lio.McTaitBart.. $7.40. $3.10 $2.00
2. Napoo 104. I'lckens.... ... a.80 2.30
8. Martin A. Noonan. 112, But-
well "'"
Time. 1)18 2-B. Repeat, Charley Boy, Myr
tle Crown and George C, Jr.. also ran.
SECOND RACE, clalmlnr, purse $1200,
three-year-olds and up. 1 mile and 70 yards.
1. Keei107. . McTaBart.$3.10 J2.80 $2.10
2. Waterwood. 112. llutwell ... 4.B0 2.50
8. Far East. 108, Simpson .... l,.-'s.(J
Time. 1:514-8. Buiar yint and Colonel
THIIlbrRACE. $1500, three-year-otds and
up. 0 fuilotiKs:
1. Uncle's I.assle. 101. Sic- ,..,.- 4n
Tassart $4.70 18.20 IJ.40
2. Mock Ornnite, 101. Ohert ... 10.30 3.00
3 Charlie Hummy. 100. rick-
Time. l':Ys"i-5'.' "ciaymore. Hoosos and
Olen I.laht nlso ran. .... ,u. ......
FOURTH RACE, purse $1300, three-year-olds
and up. sit furlonire. . . .
1. flturdce. 112. Simpson.. $3.50 $2.00 $2.30
2. Ladv lllninnrc. 108. ... ,
McLnRKart 00 3-u
.1, Glow Worm. 105, .ft
Tlrnek"l:ln,4's."'CapUln"B..l Vtlss Ed
wards. Flame. Jim Pelrle and Miss La Rue
KIKTH'PlACE. Brldieburir handicap, three-rear-olds
and up, 1 1-10 mUes:
1. Duke John. 110. Plek fl ,, Rn
2. I'rlnc'eVs. "HO. Claver 2.00 2.10
5 Clean (lone. io2. Obert ......... 2.30
Time, 1:32 4-5. Rancher, Kilts 2d also
ran.
LATONIA RESULTS
FIRST RACE. $1300. threc-ycar-olds. 1
-mlThe Leopard. 112. Wllson$S. 10 $3,40 I2.S0
2. lAird Wrack. 105. Burke .. 3,40 3.00
8. Tulsa.MO.-l. Martin...... .... 'B.OO
Time. 1:43 3-5). Travesty. 8am's Roy,
BoundlnR Thrx)Ulittnd Harry R. also ran.
SECOND RACE, the Sir Martin, purse
$1300, maiden fillies, two-year-olds. BM fur
lonirs. 1. Peppery Polly. 112.
Smith $10.,0 $3.20 $4.10
2. Golden Autumn. 112.
Small wood .........
M.-ln.la MMfuV 11!?.
B.50 B.20
Burke ' ."........ 0.20
Time, 1:11 2-3.-Dona I.orlotte. Cozette.
Dromore. Hit of Oreen and Suro also ran.
THIRD RACE, the Falrplay Handicap,
two-vear-olds. 5U furlonffs:
L Monsoon. IIS Colllns..$t0.(10 $3.SO $3.70
2. Ren Valet. 112. Wlda.. . . 5.50 3.50
3 Aco HlRh. 121, Lunsford . . ... 2.00
Tln. li" !"' Whippet nnd Tekoe also
ion.
FOURTH RACE. The Xala Handicap,
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lTTn'ron. IB. C. nuel.. 8.l0 14.10 13.00
2. Furbelow. 100, ErlckiOn ... 10.10 fl.OU
3. Linden. foa.ilcAtee ., ......... 3-40
Time, 1:14. Carmandale and Fern Handloy
alo ran.
FIFTH RACK, The Ten Rroeck Handicap,
three-year-old. $.1000 added, V,i miles.
1, wuaair, iao,
K.
Ambroiia
11.40 $3.00 12.C0
o. a.lTratlk W,
104, II.
Brlckeon 3.20 2. SO
8. Dresden. 103, F. Wllnnn , 2.70
Time, 2:09, Vml Indian. Bterllmr. Lor
raine. a-AttA Boy 2d., Rouleau alio ran,
a Coupled.
WINDSOR RESULTS
FIRST RACE, three-year-olds and
up,
rlaimimr. i mne. .
1, Marsrery, 1)7, Rlchcreek.$8.B0 $3.nt$2.no
2, Jas. Foster 107, Moore .... 3,70 2.70
8. Lancelot. 107, Teamen 8.30
Time, 1:A2. Contestant. Honolulu, Jack
Reeves, Ualleyhead, Lelnster and Schemer
also rsn.
SECOND RACE, three-year-olds, claiming,
1 mile:
1. Nennah, 100. Tearren. $14.20 $0.80 $3.09
2. Guaranteed, 102, Moore ... 8.20 4.40
8. Hackamore, 100, Ducxan ... ... 4.00
Time. 1:53, Vlrco, Encrlnlte and Hush
also ran.
THIRD RACE, three-year-olds and up,
claiming, 0 furlongs:
1. Who Cares, 110. E.
Rarnes $20,00 15.00 $4, BO
2. Cobalt Lass, 1011. Ter-
Keati 3,00 3.70
3. Shillings 115, N. Dur-
aan 8.80
Time, 1.212-5. Marmlle Duke of Dev
onshire. Enrico Caruso, Bt, Germain, Hope
also ran.
FOURTH RACE, three-year-olds and up.
0 furlongs purse $1500,
1. Iollto, 112. Chlavetta... $0.10 out out
2. Charley Wdeckcr, 121
Rlchcreek out out
3. Kama. 117. Warrington out
Time. 1:22 Onlv three starters.
FIFT HRACD, three-year-olds and up,
handicap, $1500 1H miles: .
1. Gain de Cause, 05,
Rlchcreek $0.20 $3.10 out
2. Honolulu Ilov. 110. Htrlnaer ... 3.30 out
3. Rtevensom 108, Gruber out
Time 2.01. Wvnnewood also ran. V
Soccer Team to flay In Brazil
New York, July 7. The Bethlehem, Pa.,
soccer team will sail for Brazil next month
to engage In a sorles of games with the best
soccer teams of that country. The Barnes.
Ihe first of whlci. will be played In Rio
Janeiro urn to he under .the suDonrlsion of
the Ilrarlllan Federation of Sports, and havv
oeen sanctioned uy tne 1'euerauon interna
tional de Football Association, Cdwln V.
Morgan United States ambassador to Bra
zll. and II. E. Lewis, of the Bethlehem man
agement, were Instrumental In bringing
about tho tour.
Sieger Stops Taylor
Nen York, July 7, Sammy SIeger."aggres
sle Now Tork featnerwelght, knocked out
Jimmy Taylor In six rounds at Jersey City
last night.
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MISS ELEANOR UHL
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Victory Gives Winner Title of
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Makes Croat Timo
Eleanor TJhl, of the Meadowbrook
Swimming Club,won the nnniinl three
mile race from nridesburg at the River -ton
Yacht Club yesterday nftccnoon in
the Delaware river. Not only did Miss
TJhl win the event nfter lendins nil the"
way,- but she also clipped the record for
the three-mile course held by Miss
Kthelda 'Bleibtrcy, of New York, who
won the event Inst year In forty-four
minutes and fifteen seconds, while Mis-
Uhl's time yesterday wns forty-three
minutes thirteen seconds. .Second place
went to little Miss Alice Wninwrlcht,
of the New York Women's Swimming
Association, in forty-five minutes
thirty seconds, nnd third wns won by
Miss. Mabel Arklle, of the Philadelphia
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