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tTUIE name nf David Keefe should be.
' that 01 Walter .l0hn0tl in tile lint "I im-iucirnim- uccic
niet of HUM): but It won't be. The youthful Mack
Singer ohoulf lie knocking nt the door for ndmUMon to
jMtsebaU Hall of Fame; but be Nn't. The three-
sM '-CffflBcreil member or the fonnle l urving v o. hiiouiii nnve
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THmttK atrctrh of jenr to hurl a tio-hlt same tinder the
'lmlif t'ntimn: hut it will not be done. The whja and
f t ""Wherefores hinge nnnarentlj on a boot
VQftHowaj, who nhortHtopn for Mr. Mack.
1 - Th three -finterecl dinger went through aeven and
, ont-thlrd lnnlng without allowing the Ked Sox the sem-
5 .Wnnee pf a hit. Then the fall came. Foster whipped a
' 'grounder at Calloway and thu Atlanta youth emulated
' a juggler In hN nttempt to get hi digits around the
''fcphere. Heott wax an eauy out and the ldc thotiltl have
becn retired, but Chick' fumble gave Walte.ra lila chance
'tto irrtert the first base blow of the pastime. It waa a'
A,fluke alngle that caromed off third base, but nevertheless
'' jit va a ilt. i
4 iW That wa.x the (lrt hit to mar the remarkable record
Jf'the beardless David. Then in the ninth, the strain of
Jthe no-hlt polbllily being lifted. Keefe apparently did
not try with the fame incentive and One ftniley whipped
the ball to left for n double. The-e weie the only swipe
'Vthat fell Into unguarded territory durlug the first game
V the dual killing. If Hallow a.v had not fumbled, atlll
Bailey or Walters might have ruined the record jun the
'"iime, but thi is ecnrcely likely.
r ,,) The flinging of Dave was one of the features of a
,,atureful p. in. The Mackmrn were inspired with a
j.feroclty or something like that, and thev slapped the
JRed Fox fore and aft. To add to the humility of the ,
rBoatonlauK, both the tail-end triumphs were shutouts
''O-O and 1-0 which snja more than n little for the
ability of he Connie Curving Co. It wan the third
ntralght victory for Alack, which is something new again,
,jfor it is the first time this neacon that the A'h have been
abje to grab off three games without losing n Hock in
between. The gaunt general in wearing a smile today
and the athletes and the fans ore happy. A pleasant
1 time wrts had by all except the Hed Hox. '
TUK faithful flare Keefe a great
they realised he hail a chance
game they pulled far him like the
pulled for Governor Cor.
Sox Rimless for Twenty-one
Ev
1VERV now anil then one of the
branches out with a game exceedingly well pitched
and all Hint. Hut that happens only occasionally. It's
-happened three times In the Inst two working cla.vs.
TRcaUy, lt'a getting too much. Mack la likely to crack
under the strain. Keefe no sooner quit bewildering the
Barrow bunch than Scott Perry stnrted where he left
off, and the big westerner showed the best form he has
exhibited this jenr
The hurling of the Connie Curving Co. has kept red-
, atocklngcd gentlemen away from the
hjbe lawn for twent.v-one innings, and
I'.riiDDcr lor scoring purposes in
filers. That one was Foster, who
2mtl?nir T?nllt Vnvln.. t- 1. .....I .
'4 ,," (" -" c AMJtl.l ill nil- jM'.-oiiu uiui' III! llirMllty.
-rSo effective was young David jenterday that only
eight balls were hit out of the infield, and seven of them
were flies. The other was Hallej's double. Walters'
aafety did not go further than third bae. Ouly two men
were walked by the new threo-fingered Ilrnw'n and but
three got ns far an econd base. No one was as close to
third a King I.ardner was to the Democratic nomination.
Illng received the full vote of a half deleimte.
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ERION Gjdtif&MmVORITESr
KTO WIN INTERCLUB TROPHY
Play Begins Today for "Big.Lcague" Local Title Ccdarbrooh
Members Proud of Promising Course Hagen Should
Prove Real Quality Here
By SANDY
rpUERE Isn't much of any other way
.- to figure the Interclub champion
ship, which begins today, thnn to name
Merlon ns the winner
.Mcrion won tnc title ast year in the
Ktrehgth of its tailendeis. who lather
sniolhered the "moppers-up for North 1
Hills down there on the bottom of the
team
Jvterlon nnd North Dills played todav
Jn the first round nt the Countrv Club.
-while Huntington Vnllev met White
marsh. The winners plav tomorrow for
the. 'title.
Merion qualified with a total for seven
players over .1(1- holes of 1151. .10 strokcH
better than North Hills' seven
Whltemnrsh was second with 1107
and! Huntingdon Vnllev fourth with
310tJ. For years Huntingdon Valley
almost had a monopoly on the title.
Odarbroolc I'nder Way
tin Sunday the members of the Cedar
brook Country Club, formerly the
Stenton Country Club, inspected their
tie w. golf coutse, now being constructed
in Montgomery county on the old Cedar
brook stock farm, situated south of
"Willow Grove avenue nnd between Cit.v
Lino nnd Limekiln pike.
The course has been designed bv A
V. Tllliiigliase. a local links uninfect,
and will be ready for opening in .Mav.
1021.
A fine course is being built nnd
much progress bus been made All of
the fniivvavs have boon plowed it ml I
fcepdorK The ereens mo heini? trinded
, ,1. t.i I, n u '
buu wurh mi v in- i iiiuiiuii-i- iu in-
Started this fall.
IVnlloe llni-eii ill. I llio ATnoeleil tn
V filter llngi'll ciih Hie expected in
Winning the I'renill open title. Hm
trolled the Freneh tiro I.atitte liv
irnnni win i r ni ii pro ',' "' o. I
inreo Hirosei m cur enu in no- ursi
nr. tier the second and won the nlny-
off-by a mnrgin of four strokes
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The onl.v two plajeis ment'nned in
, accounts nt hand were f.nfitte nnd
Hagen, so it is doubtful jiiRt who coin-
fieted. But there was undoubtedly a
BSt field. I.ll Hnillie, the course where
M thn title play took placo, a just
8Uited to Hagen s game, however nnd
'there could no' have been much doubt
i to the result.
so Alibis
There Is nothing tn be gained in nn
attempt to alibi Hagen's showing in the
British cbnmnlonship. the event for
1 which he took the long o.vngo. The
' American champion sailed in the full
realization of the conditions, nnd so
'forth, he would be up ngaiust. Hagen
finished far clown the list. It's all over
till next year, and Hagen's chance to
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ahovv that he is supreme in America will
come at the open championship of the
United States to he Held next inontii at
Inverness.
Abe Mitchell, Ceorge Duncan, the
British champion, nnd Ted Bay nil fin
felled ahead of Jim Barnes, who was
'tied .for fifth place in the Hritish open.
Barnea will play in the Amrican classic.
Bo will Bay As for Duncan nnd Mitch
I'll, the lntter has been granted a leave
f absence to come over here, and the
tinrerne.ss Club Is progressive enough to
fteefthat Mitchell does come.
" Duncan, it is known, is very desirous
Af earning hut he is booked up to Au
iwi 1. That was last winter nnd it
JS jlkijiv now Hint Duncan Is overwhelmed
'"wfti'.oiTers to P'"' ''H 0Ter Teat Br'1'
aimi)ani h can no doubt make a con-
tWSA b? T'a'
OF FAME AS
B' BOBEBT W. MAXWELti
!tcirfs ICclltor F.vcnlnf fiiMIc I.rdxer
written next to
by young Mr. .
hand. When
to pet a tin-hit
state bosses
,
Innings
Connie Curving Co.
home disc nt the
only one visitcH
ttye lost tliirty-onc
recistered the onlv
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McNIM,ICK
few of the more promising bids It will
therefore take considerable financial
persuasion, no doubt, to inveigle the
champion to this rnuntrv
If lie comes, with Aim hell. Vnrdon
fl rnv nUn ti, v..,.,-; l mi
Hurelv assume the miportance of the
British play, in.isnm. h as the latter was
nlvP,l 'llnHor ItntUI, ,.n,lif . -,i
the American will h
Americnn conditions
pin; eel under
Betwixt the Iwo there is said to be
considerable difference, and a win by
Hagen here will considerably discount
1i!h allowing 'midst the winds nt Deal.
There is no question Hint Hnrnes and
Hagen are the best pros in America.
i..U l" riol,t""1 " mny 'n know even now
n.1.1 1. ."" "'on" nlvm flturcd In ih
..,.,...., iimminnninips nr mre the lead.
L.-srnr"' "" l,uir t,ut of f"1 mnncled cll-
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.lint ht wnr of a. Ma line nn nhc thf
nrltlh fana IhouKht of our entries here la
a c.lppmit from an account by
corresponnenc
nan i.trn" n III victory ivnmii n..
Been qnli popular for he hart earnd
,n' hlahel approval from Hrltlali sn,T
r" '"" au" ot hl tl' Of O'ay "nd hl
ulM una,umnp, nnd atrlctly profes.lonii'
rn-arlnn Prnfeaalonal solf In Rniland hat
ni" "' "ached that tae where, its e
Pnni ilr v lo Iht court'i In moloretrt up
rnmpanled hv a retinue of ma
isle and femv
5;ed In hiah',
admlrert and haekera arra
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imnn.i.o in, ii.cn.
Harnea nnd Itaren were aunpoaed " v,
veaterdav in company with Itar and ar
don for thu country H Is doubtfit, ir Mau-ri
in able to make the boat Ra andVankrf
plav their fl.-ai exhibition In New V r ou
the i Mch of th's month
rthtir .lolinsnn &nd Thariet irf net are
o prom.Mlnx players at ttu rtrthrroufrh
Countrv Club Thla l their flrt ia- ac
Ko-lf and they are already atartlnn on a life
nf 'ournamenti Hoth entered the tourney
at Old York Road laat week
r,enme l.lndtny and Oeore Itoffner are the
flnallata for the William I! Wllaqn Cup at
Uala Hoffner has been acirlnc very low
at llala and Lindsay will need the moat care
ful touch of hla "golden putter" to stand
a chance
The next time them's a tournament try tn
plrlc the wlnnera In advance nf the arlnua
matchea all the. way down t che flnala Ii'a
the poru a- nineteenth-hole no-t these dave
' llllliar vinipu I ii. rr' .i.i-iii to in,, in.
I ! "Id York Road Th ex city cham
iimner picaeu -lll run h.iwui in lia in
pton
cored 500 thore and 0(10 nn ch win
ner
The aerenth annual Junior nolf rhamplon
hip under the auplce nf -he rjolf Associa
tion of Philadelphia will b rlaved at .the
Old York Itoad Country Club i,n July la and
H A apeolal effort la belnx made thla rear
to make It thn moat auccenful tournament
In the hlatory of the event
Tern ndoftlonat trochlea ere offa-ed In the
qualifying round, one fo- hoNa under flflfen
yeara and another tor nov,, nrtee-i and over
but under eighteen There 'w i be threa
elchta tn tuallfy on Jul in and the tlrat
round of match pin -iii ! dei ided that
afternoon The aemilra. end fnal round"
wl I be played the nul da
cointnlttee coiuiai nr ' j Franklin
Meehan chairman, North Mills Onuntry
Rlub. Wlnthroo Barirnt and Herbert B
Calves both of th Merlon Cricket Club..
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arc aidinr n aaaociation oinciaaa in Renin
ot jiuum pwjc
MACKMEN
second on n walk and Stuffy Mclnnls'a saerlfice,. Foster
was there In the eighth via (InllownyVerror and Wal
ters' hit nnd Ballej's double placed him at tecond lp
the ninth.
While the Hed Sox were -winging vainly at Keefc'r.
shoots the A's were pumincling Karr and Elbcl for ten
blows. They put one ncross In the first on flngles by
Thomas and Dykes, nnd five came through in the fateful
fourth on one-baso lilts by Witt and Walsh, doubles by
Calloway and llurrus and walks to Djkci, t'crklna and
Thomas.
C'niCK GALLOWAY may have spoiled Ktcfc'x
rccnid hy Am our lone fumble, but otherwise
' he fielded splendidly and starred nt bitt toith two
doubles and a single during the afternoon. He
scored the one and only run in the second encounter.
Scott Perry Had Everything
SCOTT I'KHIIY had everything in Hint nightcap en
gagement, and he needed it. for Carry Fortune, the
former Phil, also hurled a gient game. The big right
hander nllowed hits in each of the first four Innings, and
then he did not permit n safe blow until the ninth.
Walker and Dykes slammed Fortune for safeties In
the first, but not another lilt was made oft his delivery
until the winning marker was put over In the eighth.
Calloway started this frame with a swat to the bleacher
for two bases and pranced to third on Perry's out. Ho
dented the disc when Whitey Witt rapped n single through,
Foster.
In the ninth it looked as If the A's wcrd going o run
true to form nnd allow the Hed Sox to knot the Btatla
ties, but n show of strong-arm by Itnlpli Perkins and two
sensationnl catches prevented the game from going Into
extra innings. Menosky. tiist up, dropped n double near
the right field foul line. He ventured too far from second
nnd 11 snnp toss by Perkins to Calloway nailed him by n
foot. This was foituniite, for Kcliang followed with n
two-ply wallop to right and Stuff) .Mclnnls worked
Perry for a walk, Foster slapped n wicked liner to
center, nnd by'n burst of ten -second sprinting Welsh was
able to collar the drive. Foster whipped one to left and
Tilly Wnlker duplicated Welsh's feat. JIc speared the
ball when on the dead tun, whatever that is.
1
tXTIIESEVKIl the A'i go mi a winning streak
fy they pick on the llrd Not. llaiUer in the
irason they look two games from the Harrow bunch
in the same afternoon.
STIIAN'CK things have happened recently i. this te
in n baseball way. The A's won two In one day,
and before they departed for the West the Phillies staged
Fcvcral streaks nnd played exceptionally good ball. Hut
the strangest thing that lould occur here would be for
the A's nnd the Phils to win on the same day. That
would be too much for our nervous hearts.
The Phils dropped the decision to the I'iintes yes
tenlav in the first game of their second western invasion.
The Cravnth club is not a good traveling team, but It is
hoped that, with Kiumnn and Hubbcll, the new twirlcrs,
nn improvement will be shown.
THK selection of Jack Monklc.v ns head coach of the
American Olympic team is n wisp one. The old fox
has a record that stands b) itself and his knowledge of
track aud field athletics is unlimited. Fnder his tutelage
Cornell has proved the master of track and field sports.
Moakley will be ably assisted by r.awson Robertson,
the man who has placed Pennsylvania back on the map,
and the other tutorw who have been named to help. Moak
ley is a fit successor to th. immortal Mike Murphy.
tCoruriahl, 109, bu rubtlc I.atacr Co.)
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oney Island-May Get
Heavyweight Battle
New York, July 8. Coney Island.
New York's playground, was added
today to the list of possible battle
grounds for the prospective Hemp-sey-Cnrpentier
heavyweight cham
pionship boxing match, when' the
.imnugcrs of the two pugilists met
hern to di-ciiss terms for n bout.
An unnamed piomoter is said to
have nuthoiied Charles .1. Harvey,
former secietary of the boxing com
mission,' t offer .$.-M,)(l() for the
privilege of staging the champion
ship contest nt the famous amuse,
incut p.irk Thanksgiving dnv was
the date di-cussed at the conference.
CARPENTER PAYS TAX
Frenchman Collects About $100,000
on Tour in United States
New ork. duly 8. Ceniges Carpen
tier h,i made his pence with Fncle Sam.
He vi-iio.! the offices of William II. Ed
wards c ollector of internal revenue, and
deposited n good-sized check leprescnt
ing the mt'oine tux on the mnuej Hint
he made since he enme to this country.
Asked how much Cnrpontier paid.
Collector Edwards said he was not nt
libeitv to give out the tiguies. It is
thought his bank roll has been fattened
bv at least S100.000 b his stay in
America
Tulpehocken Reds Have Dates Open
1 I n Uedi having Hon eleven of eighteen
yirtriw tnii nelson uiralnst such clubs aa
'tart lew ivneovct I'hoenUvllle Oerman
I' n l.'iiran A A Kortv-elnhlh Ward. Ilel
1 nIJ Vuielunil V J and nlher clulm nf
, TOi" .niiber hae Juh 11. IS LM 25. 31
I nM flal.rt In Aucutt nDen Wnnlrt IlUe lo
I h"ar from trlrtl semlpro home ilulia nut of
Ifr'tiah """ nreierrrci Andrews wiinum Kai
lia'her Write phone or wire -1114 Cleve.
n..-.iu nen i.nuue ..iiiiiiiiik n'l'iu
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
TTUNS in South Philadelphia will have
Jfl u , ,nnpp to pe0 jm,f scorc o flst.
1 men uttempt to knock each other s
i blocks off in addition to witnessing the
spectacle of n battle loyal between n
doyen gentlemen of color tonight at the
Madison A. C. while followers of hip
mitt pastime in the northern section
of the cit) will be nltiacted b,v the pro
gram si liediiled nt the (lermntovvn A. A.
In the latter show live matches nlso are
caided..
.loe Kennedy said laat nlsht that the baut
between VVlllle Houck and Johnny Kraune
waa uttraitlne more attention In Oerman
town and Nlcelown since he took over the
CJermantown A A and ho expected a ca.
paclty irovvd Thla match la achedulod tor
eight rounds aa la the semifinal between
Danny Rodders of ManayunU. and Frankle
c'oater of houthwark In the prelims, each
of alx rounda Illaik llooboo will meet Hhlne
Drown Willie Clark will box I.en Gibbons
and Joe Msrto will face Chap Rafferty.
Two of the moat .eii mati hed hantami
In tho clt aro Joe Nrlaon and Hobby Mc
Cnnn Their meellnk- toniaht In tho star
elaht-rounder at the Madlaon A C. will be
the fifth meeting- The battle royal will so
on after tho semifinal which will bring to
gether Charley Hauber and Joe avln
other bouta are Johnnv Ilarron v. Iv O
I'at O'Urale. Duke Avery v Young 8am
Ingford and Jimmy Rellly Eddie I'al
mer I'atay Wallace haa hern matched to meet
ti i &,r.nr, ..f Mumnhlii. at Toledo. O . next
Thuraday night The vtlll'coma In fit lift
pounds rlngalde and the bout la scheduled
for twelve rounds
Willi three
linekrepera nn the Job at the
Tendler Jai Vrnon
nout unnday niani,
that
Eltt "'. V , lnn"n" tt.V'P.KJ'rf.E.I
ami Jo c rir,o hi nolil watcnea cervinn
jt l ?-" "' b" Tend'er a personal time
keeper
Answer In qnerleat Johnnr Dundee and
Jettwr Vhtr' bx4 July IB,- XSlP,:t Bo-'
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NINE LOCAL BOXERS TO TRY
FOR OLYMPIC TEAM BERTHS
Bass, Hutchinson, O'Maltcy,
, Bent, Clark and Loog to
Represent Phila. in Final
Tryouts Next Week i
Fty LOUS H. J.VI'FE
NINF. 'wiclders of the padded mitt (
fiom this city nnd why hit or get)
hit -ltlrrlv for sport's sake, not
for the long green that makes the pro
pugs envious of each other, nre going ti
nttempt to punch their way into borths
on Amerlcn's boxing team to compete
in the Olympiad at Autwerp. Belgium,
this car. Finnl tryouts for the purpose
nt anlootlni- the npiriecntion which is to
box under the Stars and Stripes will bo,
held nett Monday and '1 ucstiay nt me
Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory, New i
York citv . l
Bennv Bass, .limni.v Hutchinson. ( lif
ford Rent, Tommv (VMalley. William
Clark and Sidney Loog. .Tr.. Artie Me
Cnnu. I.nrl Ilartmau and Bon Cartiti
have been cn Hi -ni-l ' "' i
to represent Philadelphia in the trials. I
Tluise Tiintlis innt.e 11 formidable viuad. I
Kach has been boxing successfully in
local tournaments all seasou.
MrCrath Trains Hass
Rass belongs to the Curtis Country
Club, and he is being trained by Hairy
MrCrath. Heuily has been Improving
with every bout, in the opinion of Mc
Crath, aud Harry feels confident that
Unas will ho one of the lucky lads to
make (he, trio across with the Ameri
can teani.'Ba-ssRcnles about 110 pound..
and has been entered in the llJ-pound
class. Benny recently proved he bad
all sorts of class when he defeated Billy
Levme, New York state champion.
Hecausc of ins success sevcrul inontns
ago in the amateur trials at ivosion,
Hutchinson will be among the favorites
to win out for the 118-pound berth.
Jimmy is a brother of Hughey, local
professional boxer, from whom the for
mer hns learned a lot of the tricks of
thu squared circle Young Hutchinson
is clever, he can hit and nlicndy bus
proved bis nbllit.v under fire. Jimmy
is a strong finisher, nnd other entionts'
In his division will have no cinch when
paired off with the I'liihidelphiaii.
Bent Is Featherweight
Bent is. another competent boxer
who has had n lor of experience in
amateur nintche It had been rumored
recently Hint Cliff would start a profes
sional career, but he dissipated this
report by annouming his intention to
remain in "all-for glory" ranks until
ho wius the vvoild s ninatetir crown.
Bent is entered in the l'-'i-pniind class.
O'Malley also belongs to a family of
boxers. He h a lightweight, nud has
two brothers who perform with the
mitts for the coin of the realm. Tommy
is a student nt the I niverslty of Penn
sylvania, wheie h has gained much
prestige in intei collegiate competition.
He has been mn of the most busiest
of local aiiiiiteiii fistmen, and hns the
leputntinu of being nn bimbo.
In the weltei weight division Clnrk
will be the Philadelphia eolor-bcurer,
while Loog. who also is a Pennsylvania
student, will go on in the midddleweight
bouts.
Pets to Play Ring
The followir.- 'e, m iSchcuhlnu'a lvts) will
meet nine- I' nf-nKinnnls nt' the latter'a
nround,s nn .luh ll I Scheuhlim shorlttnp.
I'at Hrown int. ' r Hill Htewart firin turn.
Joe Ilium thirl naae Jack Welnsteln. left
Held. Uvp liurn- . en-er Held. Mntt Ilatalev.
catcher l.ou . I'.mntnb It second hate, Abe
Hoffman rlaln n.id Herman HtnUru and
IVIIIIam McKlnlev Imhof
ton with Iiundee getting referee'a declalon
at finlah of tueht rounds C'hRrley White
la hii I nullah llibre having been born In
Liverpool 1'nR White lost the referee's
declalon in ,i tnrlve-iound bout to Kddle
Kltielmmiinp liost.m April 'i'i 11110 Harry
Kid llrtnvn nn merlcan Hebrew Harry
Itrown Is r s i eai name
-Ins C.Hnnon haa Itlllv Cannon bnxlns In
fine fnrin at I la rtadj to atncl. the UtteKl
agalnjt Al Reynolds of Manaiunk
Illllv Cinnnon ia to appear In (he eight
round aemiflnal aKalnst Freddy Turner at the
Cambria tomorrow night In the star aetto
In which Jua Hnrreli will meet Henry Hau
ber the aix-round matches are Terry
MiClovern Johnny Dugan, Jimmy Mrtlov.
ern ca Hiiiv Ferguson and Arthur Hhonda
vs Charles Murray
Joe Jackson will show. In his second bout
of thf week tomorrow night when h takes
nn Suniv Hlnckle at the Kleventh street
arena Thla will he an elaht-round acran
Tin aenil will be Jack Dlnmond va Joe
Rkhnids Other bouta. Frankle Mitchell ,
va J rnmi llnnell ilobb Nelaon va llobhj 1
Wolgnat and 1'u.i SJudler vs Ace of Hpades
Dun O'l.eiir Is handling the flstl.' aap m
ilnni uf Kid I'atttllo. local nearu middle
weight I'littilln haa been training falthtullj '
und.r che direction of O'lary, who wants i
to f nd the Kid against any of the Kin ;
pounders I
Tom luglirrr finally has aucceedeii in
clinching th match between Mto McAn
drewa and hrank I.ouihrey at West llana
vunlc fifteen rounda, catch weights with
Franl. reiirln am referee. Tnls bout had
been hanging fir for a month.
.Inlinnr Tymnn writes that Young Rnhi
dean did not acorn clean knockout In th.
n,n.i. M..n.i n, .heir limit at Tiverton. It t
KM'.. I.IL.IK. Wl ...it. .--.- -.:-'
that he niffeteil a severe cul over his Up and
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BKNNY BASS
TENDLER TRAINS FOR SPEED
Spars With Heavyweight Preparing
for Match With Jackson Monday
Lew Tendler plars to light Willie
.Jnckson off hia feet to smother; him
vvilh nn avalanche of punches when they
collide nt the Phillies lt.itl Pink next
Monday night. Tendler is training con
scientiously he is diligently working
out daily at Philadelphia Jack O'
Brien's, nnd speed Is what Lew is after.
In order to get up ns much power in
his punches) ns possible and also speed
Tendler has been boxing 1 1 til f a dozen
rouuus encii afternoon with isnilor rca
Petrosky, the California Caveman nnd
light heavyweight. Usually in gymn
work-outs Tendler is forced to pull his
puuehes, but not so against Petnwky
who Is n big nigged battler.
In addition to sparring with Petro
sk.v. Tendler nNo has ou his staff Hilly
Itolfe, of Frisco, and Joe Tiplltz, of thU
city. Kolfe is a terrific light handed
puncher, and Ins style of boxing can be
compared with that of Jackson.
ENTRIES FOR AIR RACE
Aero Club of America Announces
Names of Pilots
New Yoili. Julj ,S.The Aero Club
of America iiutiniineed today that it has
selected the following to represent the
United Ktnle, ni the international nlr
plnne inceio be lit Id in Fiance the week
of Keptcinhi i :J7 ;
Air serviic. Tinted States nrinv, air
pluiie to be piloted bv Major U. W.
Schroeder.
Aecn tMoli nf 'renw nnti... l u.. c
--- '.-, Villi,. I, II .'.I
h. J. ( ox. pilot to be named who will
use i urtiss piane.
Day ton -Wright division of general
motors, pilot to he named.
The Jniiies (ii),(, Hennett trophv
awarded for this event now is held by
France.
JEWISH WORLD ON TOP
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Makes Fifteenth Straight Win by
Defeating Inquirer, 5-0
The Jewish World defented the In
quirer in a fast K,1Im., fentuied bv the
ploying of Miles the McKce bovs.
Dougherty and MeCann. Clancey and
Boss pitched koocI ball.
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THE SHOW OF SHOWS
Phillies' Park
15th and
Huntingdon
Mon. Night
July 12th
LEW TENDLER vs.
WILUEJACKSON
Absolutely the irrenteiit match
possible In lioxlna-,
Tlire nlher pepper. (inula,
i Price" , ', ss, ,, nuy ,,.,, tn.
ilar M f.linhels, Tendler A Olnssman's,
SIS Chestnut, Dcnanlij'f , as fj. lltli and
?"1R,ln "1 Heal Katute Trnat
HoUdlar. Oat up a party for thla show,
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JOY OUT OF LIFjE
NAMEPLATE ADDS
INCH TOSHAMROGK
Measuring of' America's Cup
Yachts Difficult Task Many
Yachtsmen View Racers
New York, July S. Measuring the
America's Cup yachts is in progress nt
the yard of the Morse Dry Dock and
Bepalr Co., Brooklyn, where both were
lifted out of wnter.
Harold W. Webb, official measurer of
the New York Yacht Club, started his
arduous work nt 11 a. m. yesterday.
He had brought his measuring instru
ments nnd gear from Columbia Univer
sity, where he is professor of mathe
matics. He hopes to have the data all
completed by tomorrow night or Satur
day morninir. but this was thought
doubtful. About fiOO measurements will
be necessary on the hull of each boat to
determine their displacement alone.
The nccurncy with which figures are
taken was shown when n slight breeze
ripple on the wnter in the dry dock be
fore Besolutc was lifted dry Interfered
with the determining of her wnterlinc.
It was finally figured at 74.07 feet.
In Order to bring Shnmrocksdown tn
her proper dotation line Charles K.
Nicholns. her designer, had B200 pounds
of lend placed in her nt the last min
ute. She had been lightened materially
before.
Aji inch was added to Shamrock's
overall length by Including the gilt -lettered
name plnte on her stern.
C. Slieriiini) Hoyt. who was mfliia
ner of Vnnltie iliirinc her trlnls with
Besolutc, will be the New York Yacht
(Jlub representative on Shamrock dur
ing the races. It was announced. H.
L. Hnrrett, of the Boyal Ulster Yacht
Club, who carried on the challenging
negotiations, will be on the Besolutc.
Hundreds of yachtsmen went to the
dry clock yesterday to see the racers.
Among them weie William Fife, the
designer of Shamrock I and Shamrock
III; Heorge A. Cormatk. secretary of
the New York Yacht Club; V. Butler
Duncan, chairman of the America's Cup
committee: Heorge M P.vnchon, part
owner of Definiice, a third boat built for
defense of the tup in 11)14 nnd which
proved n dismal failure ; C. D. Mower,
who mcasuied Bellanee and Shamrock
111; Colonel Duncan F. D. Nell, Sir
Thomas Upton's yachting representa
tive ; Bobert W. Kinmons, managing
owner of Ilesolute ; II delt. Parsons,
chairman of the inte committee, nud
Joseph M. Mncdonough and Frederic O.
Spedden, the other members) of the race
committee.
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FORM TENNIS. TRUST
American: Stars Monopolize Net Titles Philddclphian
Has Greater Variety of
Have, Cleaned Up
By GBANTLAND RICE
Some Bay! 1
Home day we'll al get home apaln, s
Home by the mountains, plain or sen;
Home dati lea'll no more roam again
Yho drift now tt the tide may be;
Where we shall spend our ttclllght
through
The deep content that home will
brina. "s
I To dream of trails we nerer knew
in an our early wandering.
Yoie we are drtflwood docn the stream
, Swept forward by (heresllcss fates,
Mill groping for the. sliver dream
Of where the Great Adventure watts;
Hut some day in our saner age
1TV(7 know the drcani that home will
i omiff
ii nen we nave written on life s page
The. end of all our wandering.
1020 Upsets
NINKTEBN twenty is still a fairly
young year in n sportive way. ns
active campaigning began only a trifle
over two months ago.
Yet It haa already been replete with
upsets. Hero are n few:
First. Thn OlanlV inability to get
abore seventh place.
Second. Johnston's defeat by J. G.
Parke.
Third. Hagen'a showing In the
British open.
Fifth. Abe Mitchell's sudden envc
in after two brilliant rounds.
Fifth. The defeat of Johnston find
Tilden by WilUams and Oarland.
These are n few sudden shifts that
struck tho dope a jolting blow.
The next odds-on favorite to get
dumped may be recorded at any mo
ment. Tilden and Johnston
IT remained for Bill Tilden to even
up for n number of things that hap
pened to Bill Johnston nnd Walter
Ilngcti, among others.
Tilden's remarkable display nf skill
nnd gameness entitles him to the ap
plause of all sportsmen.
The situatioh between Tilden nnd
Johnston is now one of totnl owner
ship. Johnston is the tennis champion
of thn United States nnd the tennis
champion' of London. He won both
titles by defeating Tilden.
Tilden is the world's champion, nnd
he got his big start toward this title
by beating the, man who beat Jidinston.
Tilden nnd' Johnston nrc so close
together that very much, virtually
everything, would depend upon the turn
of which was at IiIh best on the day ot
meeting.
. Tilden has a greater variety of strokes
than Johnston, or, for that matter, any
AMATEUR NOTES
EAST PABK Spnrrovva are rapidly,
regaining their old-time form. This
vvns proved when they played the strong
Koyvvood C. ('. an eleven-inning game
recently, winnins by the score of 2 to 1.
Manager Dcngcs would like to hear from
all first-class home teams, such as nib
son A. A.. Bing Professipnals. Yine
land. Millvlllc. Straubriilge & Clothier.
North I'hlllles and the Curtis Country
Club. Address William Denes. 1Rlii
North Twentieth street, or phone llel
mont S388 J between fl:"0 and 7 p. m.
I'rerless A. A. (away) second clats I.
Atllcr. USD North Orlanrm street.
Bouthwe.rk F. faway) first class--July
10 nnd 11 open U Lambert. 1744 Johnston
" 'Sharon 1IIII Slnrs (home) nrst class
Walter Henlnaen. Kolerolt atreet.
Hapnnn Tribe, No. 46S (.way) first class
W Darrnnh 12S2 Houth Qraylock street.
Ari outllclcler would IlUe to Join a nral
class team plavlnn Haturday and Hundav
ball Nathan aoldman. 24S3 South r.lBhth
lThe l-nrlcnrcl Motor Cnr Co. 11. , T. (home)
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KflislnSton A. ' '-) "' cltt"- July
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teet.- vear old M. rreeman, i.
Thompson street
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JOHNSTON
Strokes Than Cqast Star.
Everything in Sight
one else now playing. But In prvlotii
championship tests he hadn'.t had nulla
the control of the winning stroke, that
Johnston carried nor nnlto the .!..'
.nlonshlp temperament which has h,.n .
big pari nf the Cnllforqlnn's game
with both Tilden nnd Johnston In
good physical hapo there seems to be m
Individual or combination to ston tfier.
In the Dnvls Cup tests. P ,,",
Between them they liavr, ab0i
cleaned up everything In sight, and
rather decisive fashion, each havlnr
taken the measure of Patterson, th
best British player slnco the gathcrlcr
years have closed In nrouud Normin
Brookes. 4
Fairly Kvcn
IN n tennis nnd golf way, so far u
tho international count standi, tk
score Is fairly even.
The United States ' established it
supremacy In tennis decisively, both la
tho London nlid Wimbledon champion,
ships.
In golf British professionals smoth.
ered our open champion, opening a lj
gap.
But Onrdner went the thirty-seventh
hole of the final round In the Mrltlmi
amateur championship. Such golfers m
Chick Evans1, Francis Oulmet, Pave
Ilerron and Bobby Jones were 3000
miles nwnv.
With the Jilg lead the British hart "
in professional gou it would he hard
to advance any such claim for their
amateur clan,
Not a trifle
In New York Oily "Iiabe" Ruth
reigns,
But what's the matter with Ilornibj
and Jlainett
St. Louis Fan.
Rtlpptng your city alt its due,
ll'ci not loss in Sister, toot
VH'
HAT a wodcrful tellcf it would k
nil these heavyweights would
kindly desist from chatterlne and
maintain a deep silence 'until they nwt
In the ring. The ceaseless chatter that
started n year ago nnd has never got
anywhere has long since grown into a
terrible thing.
THF3 fact that ambition harassed
Caesar's career has made no Impres
sion upon "Habe" Buth. In addition
to acquiring all the home runs In sight.
the "Babe" still has his eye, focused
on the vacant throne left by Cobb, and
now on the verge of being occupied by
Sisler. "Babe's" yearn to bat .400 is
almost ap deep as his passionate fond
ness for the Big Blow.
CoMrfoM, J) to. Ml rights rtttnti.
Dfmllacon D. C fhnme or Attest in
tcen-elfhteen yeara old James McAndlers.
jm nouin iweniy-tntrci street
Allison A. ft. (anav) first class Cleorn
Edwards, 8439 North Nineteenth street.
S. P. H. A. IS OPEN
Hebrew Nln After Games for Sat
urday and Sunday
The South Philadelphia Hebrew U
soelation Is without n gnnie for Satur
day and Sunday ot this week. The ,
team originally wna seiieciuieu lor ai
two-day trip, but due to n nilsuticler
stantllur: the enmeft did not mntcrialice,
Although the team Is not wlnnlugnll i
of lis gamea it Is putting up Ititeiestinj
battles. An illustration is shown In two
of Inst week's games, the team lostni
to Bacharnch (Hants by a 0- i score and
to Sharpies, of West Chester, bj n - 1
score.
Manager Gottlieb hns several open
dates In August for Satin da. Similar
nnd weekday games, and would like to
hear from the leading In or out-of town
clubs. K. Gottlieb. -NISI South Kiclith
street. Bell phone Walnut .'10U from
!) to . Lombard 1200 after t).
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ATHLETICS va. CHICAGO
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