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(Thlrtoon . Clubs Represented in
Annual Games at P. R. R.
i Y. M. C. A. Field Today
n....'" si.nnnlinn Cotliollc Club will
JLc Its seventeenth nnntial trnck nnd
5,1,1 meet on the lnwyiwnlif Hal
fad t. M. C. A. grounds, Fortyfourth
direct nnd 1'nrkstdc avenue, this after-
l!. niiimllr heavy entry Hit has
ken sent In from thf following clubs:
AlMdowLrook, Enterprise 0. 0., Kay-
Kula C. C Stetson A. A., Uresorys
C". 0.f riillodclphla Turngemelnde,
Northwest U. C, Gcrmnutown 11. 0.
South Philadelphia II. A., Legion A.
A., Curtis 0. 0. and Lighthouse B. 0.
The entries follow :
10O-YARD DASH
r Bh.nahan C. C nichard Penny, James
fl.nnon. Edward Doyle. .William Cullen.
?A Dmihtfi Thomas allllgan.
John Denenex. n
Tetlon A.-A.-
'Shanahan c.c.
-Robert Hough. M. Rldg-
r J. F. MacKin.
."il-ii..! iiirrv MeCtrarh. f
K".Vi':. fit C -John Hherlc!
vfiavYrr " William Wagner. Thomas Vellon.
us Jlallle. James H. Carhjrry. .James
ii?l. John Kohoe, Jame Flnnlgan.
'" X' II. A.Loul laiar. Joseph Dlchter.
K jBnfeSSSp'B" cl-D. O'Donnell.
tetsM T- A.-&. Sanger. William
caVoula C. E. Thomas Kano. William
K0."rroantown D. C R. Ferguson. 11. V.
W&'dowbrook Club A. Leconjy, II. Lever.
WE. often. A. Woodvlng. L. llaws. J.
Balney, A. Oolden. M. Tompkins.
220-YARD DASH
Shanahan C. C Richard Penny. James
nnon. Edward Doyle. JoaephCasey. John
Tye'glon A. A. Jaclc Carr.
.Kayoula C. C. GeorgiT Russell.
Shanahan C. C F. Herman. M. Ride-
1"NT;rtJhw1eUCk13n.' C.-B. Campbell. J. Bed-
"""curtls C. C. F. Plana. ,,
Enterprise C. C P. McOovern. William
wKner. T. Mellon. J. Mallle. Charles Carl
.J. Carberry, J. Hlckey. J. Oakes J.
v7', n Smith. J. Flnnegan.
.. -- '- TM-V.
.iljbthouse B. C D. O'Donnell. Oconee
V.vln
m st.tinn A
A. n. T. Diamond. E. Zan
. IVIlllam IIIaUoa
Karoula C. C. Thomas Kane
9T T ir.niA.V.
WJlllam
-St.' u'reKory's C. C Kdward Dojinelly
Prank K. Linaker. W. Uurt. Frank ila-
Me'adowbrook Club A. Leconeyi II.
Urer. W. Olsen. A. Woodvlnir, Al Haw;.
J. Ralney, A. Golden, M. Tompkins, H. Jl.
Parent. D. Kodgers. ndward Trout.
Oermantown D. C, 11. Ferguson, K.
Smith.
OND-MILE NOVICE
Bhannhan C. C Jnhn McMahon. Frank
Sarney. Joaeph Carney. 8. 1U Castaldl. John
'Drlen. John Logue. John Coyle, Charted
Corcoran. William Parker. ..
Kayoula C. C aeora-o Russell, n. Cros
sen. Edward McDonnell. J. MrCloekey.
Northet 11. O. Louis Corrlean,
Curtis C. C. J. O. Shields.
Unattached H. Iteovi-H.
K P. II. A. A. Lastfonel.
Holy Name C. C n. JIiir.
, Stetton A. A. J. Bl'bort
St. Gregory's C. C. Edward Donnelly.
Waltef Hurt. Frank Mjguire
Meadowbrook Club J. Sutton. T. Oancy,
J. Connely.
880-TAItD RUN
Unmuched A. Ross
Shanahan C. C. L. Dcltrlch, Joseph
Wbr.
Phlladilphla Turngemelnde A. Klatt.
. I.lshthouaj H. C. Thomas Qlltcn.
' Northweat 1). C. Jpmes Richards.
Curtla C. C J. O. tlhlelda.
Enlerprlae C. C. J. Devlne. J. Oakes, V.
lol( ....
Kaioula C. C. Richard Laveryl
S. P. Jl. A. tf. Scars. A. Lastfogel.
.Meadowbrcok Club H. Taylor. F. Harmer.
F. JleOrady, J. O'llrlen. Edward Meehan. R.
EUmlaton. A, Orr. E. Welsh. F. Patterson.
L. bhlelas. '
Oermantown D. C F. MltchelL W. Kes
eloff. ,
410-YARD DASH
Shanahan C. C. Phtllp Jacobs. Edward
Dole. Lawrence Deltrlch, John Denehey,
Waiter Kelly.
Unattached A, Ross.
Legion A. A. Walter O'nrlen.
Kayoula C, C. George Rusaell.
.Shanahan 0, C. Robert Hough, F. liar
mi n
Northwest D. C. E. Campbell. J. Rich
ards. Curtis C. C. H. Oreenburg. J. Breuker.
Enterprise C U. C, Carlton; J. Devlne,
J.- Oakes, F. Stokes. R. Smith.
Kayoula C. C. R. Lavery.
Stetson A, A. R. Diamond.
St, Gregory's A. A. Frank Lemlker.
Meadowbrook Club D. Rodger. W. Trout.
0. Taylor, R. Clayton, ,F. Harmer, F. Mc
Orady, A. Henderson. '
Oermantown 11. c. R. Ferguson, W. Mar-
sje, w, iviaseion.
TWO-MILE RUN
Bhanahan C. C. II.
Garvin, Joaeph Car
ney, J. O'Brien. 8. R
y. J. U'llrlen. H. it. uascaiai. v
iVIUlam
Hill. John Uauxban, JameB Kervln.
Kayoula C. C J. Crosaen.
Edw. McDon-
nen,
Leelon A. A. M.
Calb
IV.
Meadowbrook Club 8
8. Halnei
Ilalnes, J. McKer-
nan. F. Worthlngton, W. Rltler, C.
. ltuier. u. Ljuiu.
man. II. Kepbart, J.
Gray, H. Ackerman,
a mater.
Oermantown B. C B. Hunter,
Enterprise C. h. J. Fltzpatrlck.
..Kasoula C,
llama.
u. Lm.
Lynch, George WH-
RUNNING BROAD JUMP
Shanahan C. C. Richard Penny. James
Cannon. Edward Doyle. Charles McCarthy.
Curtis C. C F. Plana.
Unattached Harry McQrath, H. Bands, P.
Kelly
Enterprise C. C. J. Sheridan, P.iMcGov
rn, R. Smith. -
8. P. H. A L. Lazar, J. Stein.
Lighthouse U. C. D. O'Donnell.
Philadelphia Turngemelnde C. Ludasher.
II. Wandrer.
Lesion A. A. A, Bandero.
Oermantown B C. F. Dates.
Meadowbrook Club H. Lever, J. Ralney.
Harmer, J. Ramsey, E. Wlnduovel, J.
Doriey, a. Stone.
SHOTPUT
Shanahan C, C A. Lenaker.
Curtis C. C J C. Shields.
Unattached Harry Sands, J. Comerford.
Enterrrlae C. C A. Murray,
I.lffnthniiKA II r n rtrtnh.n
..Philadelphia Turngemelnde C. 'Ludasher.
at. wondrer
MeadowbronW pin'
A. Jacoby. R, Ander.
Ramsey, F. Haseelber-
aon, P. Devraum. J,
ter.
POLE YAULT
nahan C. C A. Lenaker.
rin.VtJl9h,u H- McGrath.
Philadelphia Turngemelnde M.
Oermantown 1J. C F. Bates.
f..i!.""1?ybK0 ' C'ub 3. Needs,
fctone. O. McDonnell, E. Bullock.
Wandrer.
George
HIGH JUMP
MeCarihy" C' Jamta nnnon, Charles
h't,t B. C J. Scdlock. J. Dorney.
Bands. Chea 1Urry Mcath. Ilirry
H '"l1"1' ir" a S'-Tp- 5'cOovern.
ihn.V. IiI,u.A,'LB Barron,
M Wandw Turnsenlelae C. Ludasher,
Oermantown B. O. F. Rates.
av 2 d0fbrook Club If. Parent, J. Ram.
Stne eeUs' E Wlndhoval. B. 'Archer, a.
CARPENTIER SAILS AWAY
French Heavyweight Leaves for His
Native Land Today
New York, July 10. Georges Cur
Wntler, the French jiuglllst, was one
oi 5000 passengers on four liners Bail
ing from hero today for European ports.
Carpentier nulled on La Lorraine. The
?r p.T8. ,8a.1!,n8 wcr0 ' Kroon
'and, Philadelphia and Dante Allghlerl.
Today's Golf Tournaments
on Cards of Local Clubs
8gb?n.,'0Ie', mta1 pUt ,""ldlf''
MR?.,'our'ba" Whlbltlons, Torrewlalo.
b Midsummer liandleuii, ualflng. Viodi
OwDreok" hle Uonlllc8,, mr,lal Dlx
IadwneV"ldlc"P C,",M A nna "
Chjb ehamplonshlp play, naln.
SSS'i l'resldent'i cup! Uanerch.
Speeial erents at other etnba.
N SHANAHAN
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FIRST SERIES MAY
END WITHFIVE TIE
Such Are Possibilities With
Playing of Today's Philadelphia
Manufacturers' League Games
OFF DAY FOR SOME
The Philadelphia Manufacturers'
Baseball League, one of the clty'B pio
neers In Industrial sports, concludes the
first half of Its season' baseball race
with the playing of today's (Sanies, ac
cording to the schedule. Tho meeting
for ratifying the second half schedule
hnt been cnlled for Monday evening.
Hut there Is every possibility that It
will not be necessary to start on the
second half just yet. A glance at .the
official Standing of the teams, ten in all,
rcvealH the fact that If two certain
clubs meet defeat this afternoon it will
mean that no less than five will be
tied for first-half honors. This would
no doubt be a world's record, according
to tho best of information.
JJut it all hangs on this possibility.
Nice Hall Bearing must defeat .Tohns
Manville and Hoopcs & Townscnd must
win from Stokes & Smith. The layout
for the day reads: Nice Ball Bearing,
at Johns-Manvillc; Procter & Swartz,
at Smith & Furbush; Day & Zim
merman, at W. F. Bead & Sons; S. S.
White, at Tioga Steel, and Hoopcs &
Townsend, at Stokes & Smith.
The Gloucestrr Connty League flrat di
vision teams are runntnir within a game or
so of each other and Glbbstown has an op
portunity to oust Woodbury from the lead.
provided the latter loses at Paulsboro while
Glbbstown plays and wins from Swedesboro.
This Is an off day In the Philadelphia Hub
urban and Delaware County Suburban
League, although several of the teams have
arranged to play oft postponed matches. The
Delaware County Suburban managers de
cided that It would be useless to play off
postponed games Irr the first half, as It
would make no change In the standing: and
Rockdale was awarded the pennant.
Hotilf eld , looms large In the Industrial
Amateur League since It handed the first
defeat of the season to the Lupton nine.
With Campbell pitching, the club la really
dangerous and President Hohlfeld looks for
another lctory when his team plays Ameri
can Pulley this afternoon.
The N'orrlatown Professionals have been
doing anything but setting- the world afire
this season. Now they have found the rea
son. A shnke-up In the club has been an
nounced. Sid Agnew will replace Dick
Spauldlne In the outfield, Pasquelaro, the
Strawbrldge Clothier first baseman, will
bold down the Initial sack and Riley, of
Upland, will bo behind the bat. All these
changes because they play Hltldale In the
next game.
After a lay-off of one week the Manufac
turers' Leaguo will resume. The big name
of the schedule Is the contest booked at
Houston Field. Twenty-ninth and Clearfield
streets, between Hale & Kllburn and Nllcs
Crane. Manager Cook, of Hale & Kllburn,
has strengthened his club about BO per cent
In tli Inst two weeks and expects to defeat
tho Crane club, which has only lost one
irnme. The management of the Southwark
Foundry announces that In connection with
the game with Naval Aircraft there also will
be an athletic meet, which will be open
only to members of that concern.
This Is an open day In the schedule of the
Montgomery County League, but the teams
have decided to play on the games which
were postponed by the rain of June 5. The
big contest of the day Is at Doylestown. with.
Lanadale as the attraction, Lansdale shoved
Doylestown out of first place' by winning on
July 4 and there la (treat rivalry between
the two, w.ilch leans a box office.
Whore Little League
Teams Play Today
.MONTGOMERY COUNTT LEAGUE ""
Chestnut Hill at AmblerjFort Washington
at Souderton; Lansdale at Doylestown,
DELAWARE RIVER LEAGUE
Bash at De Lavel; Barber at American
Bridge; Newtown at Morrlsvllle; Roebllnu
at LambertNllle,
GLOUCESTER COUNTY LEAGUE
Bridgeport at Westvllle: Glbbstown at
Swedesboro; Woodbury at Paulsboro.
MANUFACTURERS' LEAGUE
Nlles Crane at HhIb & Kllburn; Morris.
Wheeler at General Electric; Navnl Aircraft
at Southwark; J, T. Lewis at Barrett;
U. O, I. at Dement.
' PHILA. MANUFACTURERS' LEAOUE
Nice Ball Bearing at Johns-Mannvllle;
Procter L Swartz at Smith & Furhush; Day
: Zimmerman at r. Jieeu ec nans; a. ii.
White at Tlosra Steel; Hoopes
Townsend ut
Bioaes acavmiin.
INDUSTRIAL AMATEUR LEAOUE
Hess.Drlght at Lupton; Hohlfeld at Ameri
can Pulley; Bromley nt Hardwlck A Magee;
North American Lace ut Atlas Bail,
NORTHEAST INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Dtsston at Tabor; Dill & Collins at Foer
derer; Plumb ut Tacony Stcelf Philadelphia
Storage Battery at American Pile and
Fabric.
DELAWARE CO. INDUSTRIAL LEAOUE
Ring ut Kent; Wolfenden-Shore at Ker
shaw; Culedonla at Orlswold.
NORTHEAST CATHOLIC LEAGUE
St, Michael at Holy Name; St. Adalbert at
St. Clement; Anaelus C. C. at St. Ann; St.
Veronica at St. Henry.
INDEPENDENT OAMES
Philadelphia Professionals ut Quaker City
Rubber; Cuban Stars at Dobson; Tulpe.
hocken Reds at Nativity; Barrett at M. E.
Smith: Dachnrach alants at Madison Stars;
Pnterson Silk Sox at Hllldale; A. J. Reach
at Stetson! P.. W. and .11. at Flelaher;
Summit Hill at Strawbrldge Is Clothier;
Frailer at Gibson! Olmbel Bros, -at U. II.
' SUNDAY GAMES I
Southampton at Flusher; Norfolk Stars at
.Madlsnn; Glrard Field Club at Gibson
Philadelphia Red Sox at Cardlngton Field
Club; Dobson at Brooklyn Red Sox,
Flelaher In Two Games
Flelaher Yarn team has another two-game
series for the week-end at the new field
Twenty-sixth and Reed streets. This after,
noon they play Wilmington P. and B., while
tomorrow Southampton Professionals wll bo
the attraction.
MEADOWBROOK STARS IN.
&fjf , u SHIELDS- K&
MIXED DOUBLES STAR
ON COURTS AT NOBLE
Fast Latvn Tennis Invita
tion Meet in Huntingdon
Valley Country Club
END TOMORROW
By SPICK HALL '
THE invitation mixed doubles are on
at the Huntingdon Valley Country
Club, But they arc badly mixed, In
fact they were run off quite smoo'thly
yewtcrday afternoon after they once got
under way. A good many of tho play
ers were late In arriving at Noble, but
finally all were properly paired off, and
the turf courts presented n busy scene,
with a large nnd gaily colored gallery
that watched the matches from the em
bankments. This nfternoou the matchc were
scheduled to begin at 2 o'clock and to
morrow afternoon they will begin at
2:H0. Incidentally, the tournament
will be finished tomdrrow, as It was
scheduled originally for only three days,
nnd Mr. Blddle, the official rcfercty. is
going to see to It that all of the matches
are played according to the dope sheet.
A Good Match
One of tho first matches to start yes
terday, nnd one which attracted a lot of
attention, wns that in' which William
II. Connell. of the Gcrmnntown Cricket
J ud, ana Mrs. M. W. Huff, of the Phil
adelphia Country Club, trimmed Eddio
Cassard, of tho Philadelphia Cricket
viuu, nnu jnss Helen Hcwcll, 7-0, U-
Mrs. Huff wns very steady, as usual,
nnd played an excellent game both In
the back court nnd nt the net. "Chief-"
Connell's service wns working In mid
season form, and he would have been
credited with a lot of service nces If
there had been any one around to credit
him.
Miss Scwell nlso played well. Sho
has been improving steadily ever since
she began to play early In the spring In
the women's interclub matches. At Wil
mington in tho Delaware state meet Miss
Scwell put up n fine game against Mrs.
Gilbert A. Harvey, forcing tho national
semifinnlist to three sets. The follow
ing week Miss Sewell did still better,
winning the Maryland state champion
ship at the Baltimore Country Club frota
n big field, In which were Included Miss
Ann B. Townsend nnd Mrs. Huff.
The hardest-fought contest of the lot
was staged early on court No. 1, After
three fierce sets, In which either team
had a chance to win until the final point
wus played. Mr. Merritt and Mrs. W.
P. Isewhall won. They defeated Brooke
Edwards and Mrs. Cross 0-8, O-.S, 0-4.
Mrs. Newhall played one of the best
games she has put up this year. She
is a left-hander and played No. 1 on
the Gcrmantown Cricket Club's team
In the Women's Interclub League last
spring. s
Joseph It. Carpenter, one of Phila
delphia's veteran players, teamed up
with Miss Carpenter, and defeated Joe
Thayer and Miss Brock in straight sets
nt 0-.1. -.$. Some of Mr. Carpenter's
gets were remarkable. Several times he
returned for points fast overhead
smashes from Joe Thayer's racquet.
As Expected
The victories of Bill Tilden and Billy
Johnston over the French cracks, W.
H. Laurents nnd Andre II. Gobert, In
the Davis" cup elimination matches yes
terdayf did not create much excitement
-here. Everybody' who has followed the
fortlunes of tho American players In
Great Britain expected nothing else.
Tilden's great victory over Gerald Pat
terson in the chullengc round for the
world's title, nnd his previous wlnsln
tho tournament have placed the Gcr
mantown Cricket man upon such n high
pedestal in lawn tennisdom that a do
feat would be the only tiling that could
surprise followers of the game.
Although Tilden dropped tho opening
set in his match with Laurcntz, his play
In tho third set was to indisputably
superior to that of tho Frenchman that
little is thought of tho fact that he lost
the first at 4-0. The scores of the other
sets were 0-2, 0-1, fl-.'l.
Johnston trimmed Oobertf as de
cisively as Tilden did his man. The
Callfornian was leadiug Gobert in tho
first set 4-a on Thursday when ruin
Interrupted piny. Whan they resumed
-tcsterday Johnston rjm the set out in
short order without losing another
game. In the second set Gobert made
n great showing, carrying the games to
G.ull before our national champion
could end It. The third set went to
Johnston at 0-3,
Yesterday's mixed doubles results;
William II. Connell and Mrn. M, B. Huff
defeated Edward' Casiard and Miss Helen
Sewell. 7-ti, fl-2.
II. H. Watts an Mrs. Bell defeated Dr. E.
B, Dew-hurst and Mrs. Wood, U-3. i.e.
Ehret Howell and MUs Conaway defeated
R. Thayer and Miss Levlne. 3-0, u-3, 0-3.
J, B. Rell and Miss Gertrude Osthelmer
defeated Kent Willing and Mrs, O'Neill, 0-0,
C-l.
W. B. Thomson and Miss Thomson de
feated P. O'Nell and Mrs. Llpplncott, u"-0.
0-2.
M. Wlster and Mrs Freeman defeated N.
Diddle and Mrs. Riddle, n-a, 7-8.
J. Merrlts and Mrs. W. P. Newhall de.
feated Drooke Edwards and Mrs. Cross, 6-8,
6-S. 8-. ,
II. Crawford and Mrs. Nalle defeated Bam
Peacock and Mrs. McGlnnls, 0-4, 0-3.
Joseph R. Carpenter and Miss Carpenter
defeated Joe Thayer and Miss Brock, 0-3, 0-8,
E. Thayer and Miss E.G. Osthelmer de.
feated E. W. French and Mrs. (Gilbert A.
Harvey, 7-B. 0-3. . '
Alex. Thayer and Miss Ellinbeth Strobing
defeated U. H, Jennings, and Mrs; Bet, at,
SHANAHAN MEET
Exhibition Matches
4n Fairmount Park
Tomorrow afternoon lawn tennis
fans and players will have a chance
to sec lour of Philadelphia's best
performers In action on the clay
courts of the Woodford Club, at
Strawberry Munsion, Fairmount
Park. Wallace F. Johnson, "Penn
sylvania champion, will meet Carl
Fischer, the crack left-hander of the
University of Pennsylvania. Fischer
was runner-up In the state tourna
ment recently held at the Merlon
Cricket Club. After these singles are
played Johnson and Fischer will
meet Joe and Alex Thayer, of tho
Philadelphia Cricket Club.
The, first match will begin at 3
o'clock.
ON UNICYCLE GRIND
Ironhand, Sioux . Indian, Coming
Here From New York
t T.t,o.M o at- t,iu ,
Joe Ironbartd. a Sioux Indian from
the Tusalooloo Bescrvation. North Da
kota, Is on his way here from New
York city pedaling n unicycle. Ho left
New York at five o'clock this morning,
and in order to win a 'prize of $200 put
on by members of the sporting goods de
partment or. Lit ttrotners, ironuapci
must arrive at City Hall here before 3
o'clock this afternoon.
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL LKAGUE
Clnb Won Lost P.O. Win Lose
Brooklyn 43 S .60S .B73 .BOO
lnrlnn.it I .10 30 .S6A ,B7t .M7
Ht. Louis no 37 ,ais .am .son
Plttaburgh 35 34 .607 ,114 .BOO
Chicago HO 30 .S20 .BZO .813
Boston 30 33 .470 ,4M .46!)
New York. 33 40 .482 .48!) .440
Phillies .., 28 43 .304 .403 .380
AMERICAN LKAGUE
Clnb Won Lost P.O. Win Lose
Cleveland 40 2B .062 .107 .033
New York BO 27 .04l .6S4 .641
Chicago 45 20 .60H .613 .600
Washington 30 S3 ,K1 ,B2U .814
Boston 33 30 .403 .800 .480
Nt. Louis 3B 30 .473 .4KO .467
Detroit 23 4R .324- .333 .310
Athletics 21 Bl .202 .301 .283
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago nt Philadelphia Clean 3.
Detroit at New York Clean 3.
Ht. Louis at Boston Clear; 3.
Cleveland at Washington Clean two
gomes, 2 and 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PhlUlns at Pittsburgh Clean two came,
8 and 4.
Brooklyn at St. Louis Clear; two fames,
8 and 4, (
Boston at Cincinnati Cldady; two games,
3 and 4.
Hew York at Chicago Clean 3.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics. St Chicago, ,
New York, 9j Detrioi. 3.
Boston. ? Ht. Louis, 1,
Cleveland, 8 Washington, 4.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Philllea. 4; inttaburrh. t.
Boston. 3; Cincinnati, 1.
Chicago. 31 New York, x.
St. Louis. 7JBrooklyn. 8 (first game).
Brooklyn. 8i St. Louis. 0 (second game).
TO MARINE
SALVORS,
WRECKERS,
SHIPOWNERS '
iTR. "D. R. HANNA"
7023 Grog Tons
Tenders are solicited for
tho floating, righting and de
livery of this steamer, sunk
by collision In about 23 fath
oms of water off' Alpona,
Mich., in Lake Huron.
Tenders for the purchase of
the vessel as she now lies are
also solicited.
For terms of contract and
fuller particulars apply to
R. Parry-Jones, Lloyds Agent
Kirby Bldg., Cleveland, O.
NEPTUNE ASSOCIATION
Steamship Owners & Operators
ATTENTION
The successful operation of your
ships depends largely upon a com
petent and ofllciontdeckpersonnel.
Neptune Association of Licensed
Masters and Mates of Ocean and
Coastwise Steam Vessels has
opened a branch ofllco in Philadel
phia at 332 HARMONY STREET,
telephone LOMBARD 5684 and
is in position to co-opernte with
you in securing the highest type of
Merchant Masters and Officers to
command and man your vessels,
L. A. HALL, Agent
TODAY
mm PIRATES
- IN DOUBLE BILL
Eppa Rixey Crosses "Jinx" and
Gavvy Cravath's Athletes Fi
nally Defeat Buccaneers
Pittsburgh, Pa., July 10. "It's n
long lano that has no turning," says
"Gnvvy" Cravath, nnd the long trail
ended ycRterday as far as defeat at the
hands oL-the Pirates Is concerned, when
Eppa Itixey put the kibosh on tho Buc
caneers to the tuno of 4 to 1. Each
pitcher yielded nine hits yesterday, the
Pirates horninf in with a double nnd
a triple, both by Walter Schmidt, but
the Phils went them one better, ns Paul
ctt emulated Schmidt with a two-basei1
nnd n three-ply hit, followed In the
last inning by Wrlghtstone's homer that
scored nnother run abend of him.
Uixcy's work Bliowed best with men on
base and three times the Pirates went
out with two of them tugging at the
leash begging their teammates for n hit.
Cutshaw wns given a life in the second
when Ilawlings messed up his roller nnd
reached second ou Grimm's sacrifice.
Jlarbare beat out a hit to first, but Cut
shaw stayed on nt third nnd then tried to
RpnP ,i,n oiimi.if iltf , lv ,i
score when Schmidt hit to Rixey nnd
wns an easy Out.'fl Carlson was then
disposed of and the danger wns averted.
In the fifth inning, nfter the Pirates had
scored their run on Selimldt's triple nnd
Blgbce's single, Carey followed with a
single, but again did Klxey tkhtcn uri
nnd get the next man. He showed his
caliber in the ninth Inning with second
and third occupied by making Heffncr
put up a fly for Cy Williams.
Incidentally Cy made one of the
greatest catches ever seen at Forbes
Field. It camo In the first inning and
Bigbec was the victim. Ho landed on
the old apple and it sailed to the
center field fence with Williams' in hot
pursuit. The big boy leaped like a
kangaroo and speared the pill with his
gloved hnnd, the crowd cheered him for
several minutes.
If Cravath gets good pitching today
ho stands a good chance to cop both
games, ns Ponder nnd Hamilton haven't
shown much this year.
ritOTOPIYS
Tho follbwing theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for tho
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures
through the Stanley Company of America.
APOLLO B2D ' TIi?rT,NEVEaDAiLY
ELAINE HAMMER8TEIN In
"THE WOMAN OAME"
ADrAHlA CHESTNUT Below 16TH
Vr.1J1 A. io A. M. to 11 :15 P. M.
MARY ailLES ailNTER la
"JENNY. BE GOOD"
BALTIMORE JSX.
SIARY PICKFORD
In
TOLLYANNA'
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Dl.UILDlrL" SUSQUEHANNA AVE.
TOM SIOORE In
"DUDS"
BROADWAY Br..fuBrp.raLve'
MABEL, NORMAND In
"MICKEY"
rAPITOI 722 aiARKET STREET
v-lrl l vi m a. ar. to ii:ir p. m
OLIVE THOMAS In
'FOOTLIGHTS AND SHADOWS"
pfM M A I Gtn- & Maplewoo.1 AveJ.
V1A1I1-1! j.Bo, 7 nn o p. M.
BERT LYTELL In
"ALIAS JIMaiY VALENTINE"
PIVIPRPCC' SIAIN ST., SIANAYUNK
C.lirtIU3J aiATINEB DAILY
EDITH DAY In
"CHILDREN NOT WANTED"
"CAlDMf-Yr IMT 20th
ft Glrard Ae.
I nilMUWUlu MATIM!,-
MATINEE DAILY
ROSEMARY TIIERlf In
"RIO QRANDE"
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r IVlll- 1 0 a. M. to. aildnlght
AI.aiA HANLON In
"THE UNHAPPY WIFE"
RTl-I "VT THEATRE Below Spruce
JO in Jl. MATINEE DAILY
NELL HHIP.MAN In """
THE COUNTRY GOD FORaOT"
FRANKFORD 4T T1"
ELAINE HASfMERSTEIN In
"THE COUNTRY COUSIN"
Great Northern v SV mr,
WILUASl FARNUM In
"THE ADVENTURER"
IMPFRIAI n0T" WALNUT ST.
llVlrE.rI-l. Mats . J:30. Eves., 7 & 0
NAZiatOVA. In
"THE HEART OF A CHILD"
I FAF)FR 4,ST I-ANCABTER AVE.
Yl.tJVL.l aiATINEB DAILY
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"LI TING CHINO"
1 mFRTV Broad & Columbia Ave,
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"A aiASTER STROKE"
333 MARKET oTaWK?
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"LOVE'S HARVEST" i
MODFI 12r, SOUTH HT Orchestra,
IMKJUtLU Continuous l to 11.
ALL-STAR CART In
"THE CINEMA StURDER"
OVERBROOK vnDArR
WTLT.TAM FARNTnt In
"THE ADVENTURER"
Complete chart showing programs for the
PLAY DOUBLES IN
1
Tlldon and Johnston, American
Pair, Meet Cohort and Lau
rent z, of France, Today
"Eastbourne, England, July 10. To
day's play In the Davis Cup elimina
tion match , between the United States
and France wns lobked forward to con
fidently by the admirers of the Ameri
can team ns likely to decide the issue
in favor of tho American players.
The match carded for today was the
doubles with William M. Johnston, of
California, nnd William T. Tilden, of
Philadelphia, the American 'palf, nnd
Andre II. Gobert and William H. Lau
rcntz. the- French rcDrcscntativr.
ihe iirst comnleta day's nlav envc
the Americans a commanding lead of
two matches to none. Johnston linvlne
defeated Cobert and Tilden having
taken the measure of Laurcntz. The
team winning three out of a possible
five mutches becomes the victor, and
to win the contest tho Americans needed
only to capture one more match.
In the British national champion
ships at Wimbledon Tilden nnd John
ston met nnd defented Gobert nnd Lau
rcntz, the pair against whom they con
tend today.
Tilden in his match yestcrdny with
Laurcntz lost the first set, the French
man winninc G-4. Laurcntz. . playing
In form immeasurably Superior to tliSt
shown nt Wimbledon, seemed to like
tho ctrnd rnnrd with Itn low bounds. He
mndc wonderful returns to the side
lines, frenuentlv winning 4. nolnt'by re
turning Tildrcn's terrific services;
The Frenchman led 2 to 1 imthe sec
ond set, when Tilden made a tjrent ef
fort, chleily employing tne cui snot
return, brinclne the score to 5 to 2.
Tilden won this set 0-2.
In the third set the Americnn started
in strong style, winning the first three
games. He played chiefly from the
base line, concentrating upon return
ing the ball short to Laurentz's feet
whftn tho lnttor fnm( to the net. Lau
rcntz by distinctive service nnd hard,
volleying secured the fourth gnme. I
There wns a great struggle for the (
sixth gome, but the l'ftiiaiieipma piayer
captured his opponent's service nfter i
deuce wns caneu several umvs, una
finnlly secured the third set 0-1.
Thn frver dominated the first four
games in the fourth set. Tilden, with
n number of wonderful cut shots to the (
line, then took the fifth game on his
opponent's service. With beautiful dl- .
agonal "volleying the American took the '
sixth and led 4 to 2. Then Laurcntz j
took his service game and Tilden fol
lowed suit. The final game of. the
miitch went to the American making the
score for the fourth set 0-3.
CAMDEN CLUB MATINEE
Five Races Scheduled for This Aft
ernoon on Merchantvllle Track
' The list of entries received for the
Camden Driving Club races, to be held
over the Merchantvllle trnck this after
noon, is as follows:
Special mateh race, trottlnp -Burt Todd.c
Ik. .. J. McCarty. and Alice Forbes, br. m..
J'B80Lt?o-roUyn,T.. b. m.. W. Flthlan;
Hollyrood Man-, br. m.. F. McCarty; Fas
tlme. b; .. R. Klnkson: Fred Hale. b. .,
Special pneins; race Rooster, to. .. S.
Hlnkson; Postmaster, b. K,. .J. 13. Lingo A
Son; Pointer Queen, b. m..,A. Spence.
2:40 trot Onward Penn. br. b.. W. Bake
ly: Miss Alfred, b. m.. E. O'Connor; Nathan
Mack. br. K.. II. Hefter.
2:80 trot Trampsweet. b. m., J. Long
worth: Little Miss Moo. b. m., J. Hearne:
Jf. B.. ch. it.. 31. Burton.
Dobson Has Triple Bill
At J. J. Dobson Field today fans will
Ret three for one. Starting at 12:30 p. m.
rails plays Mannyunk In a real grudge
iame. Following this the Dobson Qlrls play
Dlsaton Girls, while the big samH of the
day will be between the VJ. & J. Dobson
team and the Cuban Stars.
PHOTOriYS
PHOTO MAYS
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OFlMERICA
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SAND"
PRINPP5CJ 1018 MARKET STREET
a 1411N,CJ3 8:30 A. SI. to 11:15 P. SI.
TSURU AOKI In
"A TOKIO SIREN"
RFCiFMT MARKET ST. Below 17TH
ii-ucn i n:4r. a at. to n p. ai.
... DOROTHY OI8H In
"REMODELINa HER HUSBAND"
RFAT TVl QERSIANTOWN AVE.
iuruiv AT TITI.PEHOCICEN
. WALLACE REID In
ST.
"THE DA.NCIN
FOOL"
RURY MARKET ST. BELOW 7TH
"UJJ1 io a. m to ii:ia.P. m.
MONTAOU LOVE In
".MAN'S PLAYTHING"
SAVOY 12U MARKET STREET
VU1 8 A. SI. TO ailDNIGIIT
, OEOROE WALSH In
"A .MANHATTAN KNIGHT"
SHERWOOD B4th a"1 Baltimore,
CHARLES RAY In
"PARIS GREEN"
STANF FY MARKET AnOVE 10TH
oirtnuci ii a. m tn ii!in p. at
CLARA KISmALL YOUNO In
"FOR THE SOUL OF RAFAEL"
VICTORIA MARKET ABOVE OTH
VllUIAIrt (i Jt to ll;15 P at.
Toar atrx in
"DKHERT LOVE"
ffl
to N1XON-NIRDL1NGER sfK
THEATRES jj
BELMONT B!D ABOV MARKET
WILLIASI DESMOND In
"A BROADWAY COWBOY"
CEDAR 0TI1 AND CCDAR AVENUE
ENID BENNETT In
"FALSE ROADS"
COI ISFUM MARKET BETWEEN
A-iijE,t- m r,TH AND U0TH
DOROTHY DALTON In
"THE DARK .MIRROR"
JUMBO
FRONT ST, & OIRARD AVE.
Jntnho Junction i,n rmniff,,rf t .
LIONEL BARRYMORE In
"THE COPPERHEAD"
lOflJT'20 AND IXJCUST STREETS
LAA-U,Jl MBt i ..so. n SO Ebs U:30toll
"SILK HUSBANDS AND
CALICO WIVES"
NIXON S2D AND "ARKET STS
TTTlVTTm. . .n. V0" 7 I
JUANITA HANSEN In
'TI!I1! T.nu-T. CTir..
and 0
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RIVOI I KD AND SANPOJt STS.
"REMODELING HER HUSBAND"
STRAND aEnMAANVoE
JOHN BARRYJIORE In
"DR JEKYI.L AND MR, HYDE"
ST.
WEST ALLEGHENY
th &
Altl..n..
PAULINE FREDERICK ,"""
"Dunvs ur ixjvk"
week, appears Saturday venln and Sunday,
mm
ENNIS
ESSINGTDN REGATTA
Fifteen Entries Received for Cruiser
Class Other Events
FIfteo entries for tin cruWr class
nlonc In today's regatta at Esslngton
havo been received by the regatta com
mittee, of the Delaware River Yuchts
men's League. In addition to the race
for cruisers there will also be events
for glass cabins nnd open bouts. It is
being held under the auspices of tho
Riverside Yacht Club. Crulrrs will
leave nt 2 o'clock sharp and go over
a thirty-nautical-milc course to Deep
water Point nnd return. The course
for the smnllcr boats is fifteen nautical
miles.
Giants After Minor Star
Portland. Or., July 10. Dick Klnselln,
scout for the New York Giants, Is In Port
land negotiating for the purchase from the
Vernon club of the Pacific Coast League of
Mitchell, star second basemun of tho
league.
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FOR BURLINGTON ISLAND PARK, BRISTOL & TRENTOfl
SUNDAY SAILINGS
For Trenton S 30 A. M.. 10 A. M.. 1.00
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pmV&Wm? a ji- 2'uo p' i0
For Burlington Inland Park 0.00 A. M.,
2 P. M , 5.00 P. M,
Hat of Fare One Way, 30 Cents; Children, 15c. Sunday
and Holidays Adults, 40: fhlldren. 20c.
Queen Anne Moonlights
Boat leaves Arch Ht. Wharf Kvery Evening nt 8 o'clock. Exceai
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torlo Delaware. The beautiful parks around Wilmington are most attractive
at this season of the year, and the old Urandywlne offers exceptional oppor
tunities for picnic parties, boating and fishing.
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HOLD SWIM TRYOUTS f '
Nine Olympic Tests at Chlcago'Tjl-
day and Tomorrow v ' ','
Chicago. July .10. Nntlonnl Olyniitrc
tryouts in nine swimming events artw
many of the nest-known 'swimmers
"t
if
the country here today. Hecauso of.
large entry list, opportunities to nun
will be given, both today and Sunday
wns announced. yi'j
The meet Is held in the LtncolnlBjW
lagoon and includes these events tW
meter brenst stroke; 440-yard fsjl
stylo; plain diving, five and ten met,
fancy diving, nvo and ten meters; rif-,
jarcl free style; 200-meter, ,brMt
stroke; 1500-meter free style; dlmtfv;
one nnd three meters; 100-meter bsclt; ',
stroke. i -f " '
The Pacific coast clubs 'and Honolulu '
are Btrongly represented in each cventf N
nnd several men have entered from Jic
nrmy and navy. ' (,
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