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Vosper Star Boats Out Rlgling
and Coorge Allison In Na
tional Rogatta
Worcester, M.. July 23.-0.jrv.
nta and sqiillers from various sections
of Amnion were hero todny for the
forty-sixth National Amateur Associa
tion reituttn, which beRon at 2 o'clock
this afternoon on Lnke Qulnslgamond.
A heavy thunder shower yesterday
afternoon cleared the air nnd this nftcr-
soon excellent condition! 'prevailed for
the races which will decide the Identity
. .1. ,mn who will represent thn
United States In the Olympic regatta ntj
Anwpolh lost William Weldman
from Its Intermediate clght-onred shell
today uhen It was nnnonnced that .he
was a varsity oarsman nnd, according to
JI National Association rules. Ineligible
o compete In that classification. The
Intermediate eight was the final event on
ffis program. Weidmnn's place was
filled bv Vincent Onllngher, a junta
unman holding n sent in the senior
right which does not row until tomor-
Twns ouitc a colorful scene here with
the business section of the city decked
lr with the nntlonnl colors and ban
SiVtho various visiting rowing con
rsMino"' . t d wth
ffieds of various craft from frail
nos to large power launches nud sail
K. nil enrrj-ing tho colors of some
'llste slmtl scullles Won by P. H.
fe1iV.T0,Jhlf1 Andrew J. Hutterly. PytQiri.o
ndlfax. "'"! ?. .ourtn, Robert Fish.
ti( I inn. iingiiinn'--' . nsi .
KXvrlmmbn noat Club. npnngneio.
Time.
82 1-8
i.nrl(lon slnitle shells rhRmplonshln-
An hv iloul. Zohn. First Hohemlnn Boat
tl.nta 11 C. New York : .MM HP. O.
Won
Club,
Atisnta "., - :.,":: J, cini. rhilndel
Sn?"fourh.C,WMter ntallnr. Undine Bun
f-lib rhlUdflohU: fifth JerernlRh Shea.
niv.ruM n C. Cambridge: sixth. Iloperi
SlmJin Potomac Hoat Club Washlncton.
n r "'.wntn Oeoree W. Allison. Undine
? S:: fhlUdeiphlsiJlBtilh. ;. J. Sullivan.
Jt Alpbonnui P r Tim. RM7.
Snlor nunrtcr-mlle dnh champlonehlp
Won by John n Kfllv. Vesper lloat .Club.
rhlUd'Irhla. ond, Walter nhdlnir. Undine
Bilre Club. Philadelphia! third. qeore W
Allison, Undine llarite Club. Philadelphia.
Time, lm 2T 1-Ss
Junior elRht-oared shell (special) Won by
Duluth noat Club (Plotnlky. I.e. Rnlek
tnacher. Jlorreson, Qusde, !. Vincent. llauK,
llrldomsn Mitchell)' second New HocheHe
JloVlnr Club third. Norton lloat Club: flfth,
Tattsilt Canoe Club, Worcester. Time, Om.
IS 2-C.
Intermedlite four-oared shell champion
,hpWon by Duluth Hont Club (Johnson, B.
Henrlcksen, J Itenrlcksen and Thorbum)!
econd. Naval Academy. Time. 7m. 35.
Senior International four-oared shells
championship Won by Pennaylvanln BarM
Club, of Philadelphia (Myers. Klose. F.
redarschmldt. 13. Federschmtdt): second. Du
luth Boat Club (rnmposlt crew); third. Cen
tury Boat Club. Ht. Louis. Time. 7:1B.
Intermedial elcht-oareil shells champion
ship Won by Naval Academy, (Bowland,
Jtslslnr, Lee, Frawley, Qillairner. llenard,
I.fehfleld. Wanrelow, Co Rothwell): second,
Detroit Boat Club: third. Duluth Boot Club:
fourth. Norton Boat Club Crew No. 2,
Worcester, flfth, Norton Boat Club Crew
No. 1, Worcester. Tlmo,-0:.vr.
U. S. Wins Shoot
Antwerp. July 21 Tho American team
won the final of the Olympic team trap-
shooting competition here today. The
Amtrlcann broke (147 out of a possible 600
clay targets. The other scores were Bel-
slum una: aweoen. ouu: ureat Britain, 488,
eni Canada, 474,
QUARTER MILE
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
T7N0CK0UT wallops are being di-
rectcd nt the Fred Fulton-IIniyy
Wills bout nt Newnrk next Monday
night. Intimntlon thut tho contest is
to be n fake is being mnde In stories
coming from the northern pnrt of. New
Jeriey. One critic. Jnckle Furrell by
narae, writes: "Why Is It that Fred
Fulton should be so enger to fight
Harry Wills? For no other renson, so
we have been given to understand bv n
party who knows whnt he is tnlklng
about than that there has been n mu
tual agreement effected whereby Willis
is to lay down to Fulton within fivo
rounds in order to pave the latter's way
clear to a return bout with Dompscy.
in that event nnd should Fred bo fortu
nate enough to cop Mr. Dempscy's title,
the southern negro would be given n
rjturn bout." All of which Is putting
the thing pretty strongly In cold type:
still there may be nothing- to tbe alleged
frame. Monday night will tell.
..JiIT0 Jhow ar on for local fans hero to
nunt. Johnny Burns will put on hl weekly
iffi V, '".Cambria and finri Deacon will
tate his Eleventh Street Arena show.
A Sr?"1? ht tout between K. O Sansom
S tlS,,pi.Iilf"Ti??nJ' to 1ht-round headline?
Tnmr-J o..i!l .'S'?'! co ynoia and
iommy Bulllvan.' Other bouts: Mike Connor
v. P nki. o'Nell. Kid Beebe v Vflu"
lUus and Torrv irortin v. t.. Wi
Ule
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..r -"- ..jr A4Mittii va,
Tommy tK;
lnS'h.!S.5?d fohnnv. Mealy will tanle
.i.5,"rnt,iel';ht.-mllt ttt 'h Cambria. In the
mfst T0nii?15.n'" o' rhlch Pet9 no" will
?ack nSXPJ cCann,I?rn' (Kid) Erne v.
ii5ri,Dl,vl"Ji Youne Or ffo vs. Joa Spencer
ondjlocky Bord vs. Pranklo Smith are othei-
N,JTOti!n,w"tr, '"LfO to lhrlde.
ot w'.? m,i?1,or bputs, Youne Tomharkey.
stmWKt,.rblliy-, wl" ,how In the ten-round
Ihe rmis,-'?d Joh.nn'r Pton will appear In
e Mmlllnal of eight rounds.
h?i ''tCann h placed htmeelf under
the management of Cbick Carsey. McCann?a
Jap Gauze Ponge
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$1.00 and $U0
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Rommel Victorious '
Over the Tigers
Continued from Pace One
Hommcl Rncrlfirfls .Tnnen in TTellmnn
Witt drove one to left which Veach
plucked out of the air with his bare
hand while In a full sprint. It wenb
for a sacrifice fly, Galloway scoring.
Dykes singled to center but was out
stealing. Woodnll to Young. Ono run,
two hits, no errors.
FOURTH Shorten doubled down the
right field foul line, Vcach sacrificed,
Itommel to Orlffin. llellman struck out.
Flagstend filed to Walker. No runs, one
hit. no errors.
Walker struck out. Weloh filed to
.Tones. Young throw out Thomns. No
tuns, no hits, no errors.
FIFTH Dykes nnd OrlfDn took care
of Jones. Woodall singled to center.
Leonard singled to left, Woodnll stop
ping nt second. Young filed to Welch.
Thomas tossed out Hush. No runs, two
hits, no errors. ,
Perkins filed to Veach. Jones threw
out Griffin. Oallowny filed to Shorten.
No runs, no hits, no crrbrs.
SIXTH Dykes chucked out Shorten.
Griffin made a grent Btop of Venrh'i
grounder bnck of first and his throw
to Itommel bent the vunner to the bag.
Thomas and Griffin retired Hcilman.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Itommel fanned. Witt also struck
out. Dykes made the strlke-outs unani
mous. No runs,, no hits, no errors.
SEVK NT II Flagstend filed .to
Welch. Jones filed to Dykes. Thomns
nnd Griffin took care of Woodall. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Walker wnlkcd. Welch laid down a
bunt with Intent to sacrifice. I.counrd
threw to head off Walker nt second, but
Bush dropped the ball and both runners
were snfc Thomas bunted nnd the
bnses beenmo filled while Leonard held
the ball. Thomas getting a hit. Perkins
fouled to Jones. Griffin hit to Tlush,
who threw to Woodnll nt the plate for
a forcfi-oiit on Walker. Gnllowuy
doubled to right, scoring Welch, nnd-
Thomns and putting Griffin on third.
Jones threw out Itommel. Tjvo runs,
two hits, one error.
EIGHTH Hale bntted for Leonard.
Thomns threw out Hale. Young singled
to right. Hush forced Young. Thomas
to Dykes. Welch dropped Shortea'H fly,
Young going to third. Veach was
thrown out by Itommel. No 'runs, ono
lilt, one error.
Okrie went Into pitch for Detroit.
AVitt singled to left. Dykes sacrificed,
Okrle to Hellmnn. Wnlker singled to
left, scoring Witt. Welch filed to
Shorten. A alkcr fctole second nnd went
to third on n pnssed ball. Thomim
struck out. One run, two. hits, no
error
NINTH Hellmnn filed to Welch.
FIngstend walked. Jones filed to
Thomns. Woodnll forced FIngstend.
Galloway unassisted. No runs, no hits,
uo errors.
TEST FOR STORE BOYS
Strawbrldge & Clothier Nine Will
Play Southampton Tomorrow
Tho Southampton team, which hns:
been playing all of the best seml
professlonnl tenms in this vicinity, will
be the nttrnction nt Strnwbridge &
Clothier's Field, Sixty-third and Wal
nut streets, tomorrow afternoon.
Strnwbridge & Clothier linve mn
terlnlly strengthened their team and
hnve signed Fnlrburn, formerly short
stop with the Klein Chocolate team,
and n new pitcher. Wheeler Gllmore
will take care of the backstopplng posi
tion. Strawbrldge & . Clothier have also
procured two new umpires. Jack Mc-
IGowan, of Wilmington, nnd Hill Lcary.
next bout Is Imoked for Monday nlcht at
the Knickerbocker A. C asalnst Walter
Ronnie.
Two roast heavywrlxlits. Knockout Kre
vosky and Spud Murphy, also are contem
plating an invasion of the Hast.
Bud Illdley'ls belnir boosted as the "Little
Dempsey" on the PaclBc coast. His manager
Plans to bring this Callfornlan, who la a
featherweight to this side of the Mlsslsslfpl
for louts this fall.
Pete Mnlonei and Duck Flemlnff, a pair ,
ut uKya i-crry vriciuna, ur 1.1 rim. inn .,
ring action this fall, Herman Hlndln will
care for both of 'em,
Johnny Mayo, one of the toughest boxers
who ever ptepped Into the ring, rinds that he
Is not getting sufficient exercise since re
hiring. Mayo doesn't want to box aunln he
says he Is through with the game, nut John
desires the exercise, and he Is ready, to hire
nimself out "as sparring partner rnr a
feutherwelght or bantam." Further. Mavo
explains, ''the reason I am specifying the
'weights' Is because I ;now I am human.,
and I know that I will not be able to stand
'.he pummellng of a lightweight like I used
to." Mayo would mako a good gymnasium
opponent or any ons.
Wlllnai Brltt Is going to stage a show at
Lancaster on Ju'y 37, with the assistance
of Matt Weiss, who also will rofereo the
oouis. -rne proriam rouows: uave Astey vs.
Hilly Jlvan. ten rounds- Tim Droney vs.
Harry Thomas, ten rounds, and Bobby Ilobl
deau vs. Tommy Dlr.ks, elgh rounds.
Frank Loughrer and Kddlo McAndrewi
win get together In tnelr ntteen-round oout
at West Manaytink. the first week in AuEUSt.
at 147 pounds Both Loughrey and McAn
drews are training diligently for this match.
aa tho winner will be recognlxcd as the I
welterweight champion of Manayunk. Three '
six-round prelims aro belng arranged to .
preciTiw the .McAn.lrMws-T.oughrev mix
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Frank Brower, of Reading
Heading, July 23. Edward Har
row, of tho Boston Americans, made
the Rending baseball club a very
tempting offer for First Baseman
I rank C. Brower, the "Babe" Ruth
of the International circuit, yester
day. The Red Sox offer makes seven
major lcaguo clubs In the market for
Brower, who leads the Fultz clr
cult In batting with nn average of
.425 and has made twenty home
runs this season.
Oriole Shows Way in
Opener at Empire
Continued from Tate One
Sr aV-V ran.' Aco "'h a I,j4'
ei.S?ilN5..5A9S;.,h.,a,,,-,er-i' u-
J" SMW' J01.-. T,"ner fl-s 8-H 7-10
2. Balljbell, JOS. Zoeller ,,.11.5 7.10 .!..
' ti. W .'IS1 IT- Ji'",y.. S-l-8-1 7-8
A-TiKI:-1;!?. 4;?'.. Surnvl"nd. Franklin.
American Doy. Tufter and Challenser 'also
ran.
Tinitt) BACK
11004.83, 1 mile:
thr-e-year-olds, Turao
l Jadcla, 117, T. Rowan... .in.R 7-10 1-4
2 oeorxle, HO, Barrett 2-1 S-5 1-5
n. Yellow Hand. 117. Turner, n-5 2.(1 out
Time. IMS Ml. Marie Antoinette. Frano
Tlreur and Pocntelto also ran
FOURTH RACH, handicap, three-year-olds
and up, 11201. R.I added, abnut a fur-
Ioncs:
1. Ticklish. 122, Bice ... 4.1 9.R 4-K
2. Cnrmandnle. 120. Wilson, fl-t B-2 n-S
3. Bt. Allan. 127. Miller lo-l 4.1 2-1
Tlmf,,.-lil, Jp,ckJ.ck- w,r Ood, Pana
man. Plfterent Eyes; Major Parke. Quietude,
Title. Osrood and Jock Hcot also ran.
FIFTH rtACi:. thrce-yar-olds ind up.
maiden Jockeys, selling, purse $1004.84 1
mile and 70 yards:
1. Belgian Qm-en. 10(1, Kummer.d-l r.-2 fl.fi
2. Ooldcreat Boy 100, Joslah 12-1 R-l n-2
2. Slbola, 110, Peters 7.5 ,.i J.4
Time. 1:48 2-5. Thn Wit. Asterisk. Cad
die, Nello Yorke Thistle Queen and Jason
uleo ran.
SIXTH RACK. two-year-olds,
i)urse I10O4 M4, SH (urlonns.
selling
1. Arada. 109. T. Rowan.. 18-10 2-R
2. Bacajawea, 110, Barrett.. V-2 7-s
3. Uallynew. 112. Bice.,., n-s 1.5
Time. l:0rt 3-n. Mght Fantastic
Josqutna also ran.
out
out
and
KENILWORTH RE8ULTS
- flBST BACB. maiden two-year-olds, purse
1. Alberta fl 11B. But-
well 14.40 3 80 $a SO
2. Bomper. 112. Onusel 10 10 B ao
3. Natural. 112, Simpson 3 10
...'".; u" ,-- "orotny nines, crutches.
Miss Rankin nnd Bin Cedar also ran.
SECOND RACE, tnree-ycar-olds. mllo and
70 yards, purso 11200:
1 Mark West. 111. Mor
ris ""! 40 iui ti nn
2. Lord Wrack. 118, An-
'- .'3r'" 30 -0
3. Old Sinner, 118, MoTait-
BUrt '. 3 20
Time. 1:47 18. Soscol, Oreat Scott, John
Roche, Tord and Far East also ran.
THIRD RACE, four- ear-olds and up,
claiming, purse il.100, 1 mile and 70 yards.
1. SWrface. Ill,
Chlawta 8.(!0 (4.10 3. 10
2. Iwi Kross. 111. Mc-
Tarirart 0.(10 4.40
3. Solid Rock. 111.
Stearns 0 00
Time. 1:47 2-8. Hope. Hondo. Shnndor,
Bouen. Point to Poln. Brlckley. Annie Kd
Kar, Medusa, Befucee also rnn.
FOURTH RACE, four-enr-olds and up:
claiming, purse J1S00, 1 mile nnd 70 yards:
1. Summer Hlxh, 111 Collins. 110 J1.H0 (4 (0
2. Orenzo, 113, Barnes 13.10 0.70
3. O. M. Miller. 114,
Butwcll 10.10
Time, 1:47 Bansnn, Rainbow Girl, Hob
Baker, Thlllstlne, Medford Hoy, Constantino,
Darnay. Joan of Arc, Ccntcstnnt also ran.
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fhils Get 7 in
9th; Win Out, 10-7
Contlnard from Vntt One
Rowlings who tagged him before he could
go back to first. Barber lifted to Wil
liams. No runs, no hits, no errors.
FOURTH Herzog threw out Wil
liams. Paulctto elevated to Flack.
Meusel was called out on strikes. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Robertson singled to center. Taskert
sacrificed, Paulette unnRslstetl. Denl
hit a home run when his hit bounced
over Wllllams'8 head. Robertson scoring
ahead of him. J. Miller threw out Dnly.
Vaughn drove a two-bngger to tho
center-field fence. It seemed that
Vaughn did not touch first and wns de
clared out. Williams to Flptcher to
Paulette. This erases any credit for n
hit. Two runs, two hits, no errors.
FIFTH Fletcher walked. J. Miller
called out on strikes. Wheat singled to
right, putting Fletcher on third. Crn
vath batted for Smith and walked, fill
ing the bases. Tragesser batted for
Iebourvcau ana .Meadows rnn for Cm.
vath. II,crzog tossed out Tragesser and
tlctcner scoreu. ivawungs lined to Deal.
One run, one hit, no errors.
Enzman playing left field, Meusel
right and uaina pitching for the Phil
lies. Flack beat out a bunt to Onllla
Herzog singled to center, putting FInck
on second. Terry sacrificed and when
PaulCtte threw wild to third, trvlne to
force jnacK, ne scoren, iierzog taking
tniru ana xerrv second, unriior's sac
rifice fly to Williams scored Herzoir nnd
sent Terry to third. Robertson missed
the third strike. Wheat drnmipil tin.
ball and hnd to throw to Paulette for
the out. J. Miller threw out Paskcrt.
Two runs, two hits, one error.
SIXTH Williams wnlked. Paulette
lifted to Paskert. Meusel forced Wil
liams, Terry to Herzog. Fletcher lined
to Flack. No runs, no hlti. nn error.-".
Dead pojiped to Paulette. Duly filed
to Enzmnnn. Vaughn walked. Flnck
looked nt the third strike. No runs, no
hits, no errors. '
SFA'ENTH J. Miller doubted to
right center. Wheat Hied to Flack in
deep right nnd Miller went to third
after the catch. Onllia wns tossed out
by Vaughn. Enzman did not swing"
nt the third strme. -o runs, ono
hit, no errors.
Herzog struck out. Terry died. J.
Miller to Paulette. Borber walked. Ttnh-
ertsnn singled to right, putting Barber
on third nnd Robertson took second on
Meuscls fumble. I'nskert wnlked, fill
ing tho bnse.s, Denl forced Paskert,
Fletcher to Rawllngs. No runs, one hit,
one error.
EIGHTH Terry threw out Rawl
lngs. Williams singled bnck of second.
Paulette singled to center nnd Wil
liams took third. Metisel's Hnrrlfico fiv
to Robertson scored Williams. Fletcher
doubled to center, putting Puitlette on
third. Terry whipped out J. Miller. One
run, three hits, no errors.
Dnly popped to Rowlings Vnugliti
went out. Rawllngs to Paillette Flack
lined to Meusel. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
NINTH Wheat doubled to right.
Enzmnnn wnlked. R. Miller batted for
fJnllia. Carter now pitching for the
Cubs. He went lu after Vaughn had
thrown one bull to It, Miller. Stengel
repaced R. Miller nt the bnt. Stengel
singled off the right-field fence, scor
ing Wheat und putting Enzmann on
third. Wrlghtstone batted for Raw
llngs. He walked, filling the bases. Wil
liam singled to center, scoring Enz
maun nnd Stengel, Wrightstune took
third, Huiiey now pitching for the
average savings of
331s per cent !
Wx went out into the market and succeeded in
inducing several manufacturers, to whom we have given large
orders in tho past, to co-operate with us in staging a BIG
SAVING EVENT. A sale that would mean extraordinary
savugs to the men of Philadelphia and vicinity. Here is the
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Cubs. Paulctto forced Williams, Terry
to Herzog, Meusel bounced n single o'cr
Terry's head, scoring Wrlghtstone nnd
putting Paulette on third. Fletcher' hit
n home run to center field, scoring
Pnulefto and Meusel ahead of him. J.
Miller fouled to Barber. Wheat filed
to Flack. Seven runs ,flvc hits, no
errors.
Wrightstons on second. Causey now
pitching for Phillies. Causey tossed out
Herzog. Terry wnlked. Terry went to
second, no play being mnde. Barber
singled to left, scoring Terry. Robert
son lined to Fletcher. Barbare took
second without n play. Paskert hit on
wrist by a pitched ball. Deal died,
Paulette to Cauxey. One run, one bit,
no error:'.
HONOR SlrTTHOMAS
Upton Receives Good WUhw of
Many Organizations and Individuals
Aboard the Steam Vnclit Victoria off
Sandy Hook, July L':i (By Wireless to
the A. P.) bespit e light, flcklo
winds blowing today over Handy Hook
racings lanes. Sir Thomas Llpton was
confidcilt this morning that later In the
day he would realize the ambition ot
vcars nnd take home the America s Cup.
Indeed, he sold Jokingly that bo nnd
ordered the ship's enrpenter to bulla n
box for It, but thnt It would not do
because It wns not elaborate cnougn.
Sir Thomns received todny a score or
cablegrams bringing him good wishes
from the British pilgrims, officers and
crew of the II. M. 8. Erin, Melbourne
Stock Exchange, Roynl Yacht Clubs of
Australia and Jamaica and British
veterans of the world war.
OFFERS DEMPSEY $250,000
London Promoter Seeks Bout Be
tween Champion and Carpentler
New York. July 2.1. William A.
Brady, representing O. B. Cochrou, tiift
London promoter, hns announced that
Cochrnn has offered ,$2r,0.000 for Jack
Dempscy's end of n bout with Georges
Curpcutler In London for isovnmocr or
December. Brndy snld thnt he w-ns not
only authorized to mnkc this bid for the
British promoter, but to post a forfeit of
$100,000 with uuy reputable person in
New York city to guarantee the np
penrnnce of Cnrpentler.
The English promoter still hns Cnr
pentler under n long-term cotitrnct.
Dcmpsey declared that he would not
leave the country to fight Cnrpentler
nnd the French champion Is said to be
against boxing the world's champion on
this side.
MAKE HIGH SCORE
American Olympic Trapahooters
Smash 547 Out of Possible 600
Atitwrrn. July 23. The Amerlcnn
trapshootlng tenm In the Olympic com
petition todny closed its shooting In the
tenm match here with n total of 5-47
targets out of n possible (KM). The in
dividual American scores out of n pos- i
Nlble 100 were Frank M. Troeh. Van
couver, Wash., !l: Mark Airle, Cham
paign. 111., 04; Hnruce Boner, Cincin
nati, 0.T; Forest W. McNicr. Houston, j
Tex.. IW: Frank S. Wright, Buffalo. I
SO; Jny Clnrk, Jr., ,Worccster, Mass.
84: total, ."17.
Troeh shot the last thirty targets
Lwith a severely cut trigger finger. j
Bolden Rejoins Cardinals
KnnsaM nty. Me.. July 23 William
Pnlden, i rliiht linnded nltcher with the local
American Association club, has been turned
back to th- Ht. IajuIs Nationals.
and Thursday!
Values up to $45.00
Men's and Young Men's
Spring Suits
in the new browns, green mix
tures und grays suitable for Fall.
5000 Prs. Trousers
To match Suits: To clear at
$0.30, $4.20, $3.40 fljo flA
and ns low as vvU
$
9.50
and up
and Thursday
$OQ.75
u
sxjw '23 1 1020
DEFENDER
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
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Mushbirton .. 40
St. IxmOs .... 42
Boston 3D
Detroit 20
Athletics ,. . Jfl
NATIONAL LKAOUK
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Brooklyn ..
Cincinnati ,,
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YESTERDAY'S RESULT8
AMKIttCAN IJSAriUK
Si Detroit, 1.
Athletics
Washing-ton, 8
Ht. Louis. 4.
Chicago. 2 Boston. 1
New York, lli ofcTrtond, 3 (eleren
Innlnis, darkness).
S-ATtllVAr. swArn-
Chlcnro, 4 Philadelphia. 2.
mtsbursh, 3l Brooklyn. 2,
New York, 2 Cincinnati, 1,
lloeton. Si Nt. loots. 4.
CONSTANS RESIGNS
Pittsburgh National League Secre
tary to Enter Another Business
Pittsburgh. Pa,, July 23. Officials of
tho Pittsburgh National LcaguS baseball
team nnnonnced today that they hnd
received the resignation of Leslie Con
stnns, secretary, effective at tho close
of this month.
Mr. Cnnstnns announced thnt he had
resigned in order to enter nnother busi
ness. f
CLOTHES
Manufacturer's Sale of
5000
SUITS
Men's and Young
Men's
nt tho remurftablc price of
$18.50
Hand tailored and guaran
teed all-wool. Direct from
manufacturer to consumer.
A Saving of $10 to $20
On Every Suit
The lot consists of Green, Brown
and Blue Flannels, Cnssimeres
nnd Worsteds. Also Blue and
Black Serges all styles and sizes.
807 ARCH ST.
Fourth Floor. Take Elevator
OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 0 P. M.
A1
;?
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WiT-Cxi
rVS
TJUNDREDS of men and women have already joined. This is the greatest Fishing
Contest ever held. Already rivalry is keen among the entrants for the honor of
capturing ono or more of the twenty-four prizes. And the best thing about this con
test is that the amateur has as much chance as the expert. Join today. Stop at store
and register. If you cannot conveniently do this, write and membership card will be
mailed you.
Wrench, Etc., to Z7DET
All Members r KtLt,
To every member of our Fhhinq Con
test. We give you an identification
number, and utamp it on vovvlti. If
Acjs are lost, finder can learn owner's
name and address through us. Hun
dreda ot keys returned to owners.
"M
Three-Piece Fish &
Crab Net, $1
mange ine rn.sn a nil ou nave a min
now nst Three sections Small
enouRh to put Into k'rlp Emm I to any
i'.'.RO net sold
'
i , Crab Trap,
Minnow or Eel Trap, $1
jorS.n Fishing: Line, 15c
Waterproof Will not kink For salt
or fresh water ue 50 feet to coll,
Hooks, SUe dot.t I.euders, too
There
is only
one M. & FI.
Look for this
sign at door.
" i" ' ' ' " si TfgilT iimtC'V
!'
A
RESOLUTE
KRAUSE TRIMS DRONEY
BEFORE LARGE CROWD
Nlcetown Boxer Wins From
Lancaster Battler at the
Cermantown A. A.
Johnny Krnuse, of Nlcetown, nnd
weighing 1J18 pounds, wns entirely too
clever for Tim Droney, Ml, of Lnn
coster, Hnd the former was n winner
at the finish of eight rounds nt the Oer
mantown A. A. Inst night. Droney
fought In flashes, but he wns slowed up
ench time y the harder hitting of
Krnust'.
A capacity crowd, the biggest since
lfl
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS DURING JULY
M. i;H Ti'i r-'IV; iiiliitii.i'.f l!,!,iI I JlMlsliilii. Ml'11! li'J iji!i'1"'iI lUl'1!:-!" .!i!r.!."iiii iifaiiiitltM'ii 7!rrS
Shoes At A Big
Sacrifice!
THIS is the surest, safest sale this season at
which to buy shoes. We have only the
better grades to offer you, all regular stock, none
bought for the occasion. You run no risk of poor
quality, for every pair are Dalsimer Standard.
77, is
TradiCTi Mark
la On
And is Your Guarantee
Your SIiocm Are Right
Men's
Black and Tan Calfskin
White Buckcloth
Wing or Straight Tip
We guarantee that
oxfords are sold are lower than equal style and
quality can be bought for in-any store in Phila
delphia. Your money back if you can dupli
cate these wonderful values. Can any thinking
man pass up such a shoe-buying opportunity?
. TIS A FEAT TO FIT FEET
THE BIG SHOE STORE
1 204-06-08 Market St.
QUALITY
vto vSSs.,T Vf '' '
-- "uy'iii'i.ijiji
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Before
ou Go Away on
Vacation Be Sure t
the M. & H. 6th Annual
Fishing Contest
$300 in Prizes FREE
Contest Open to Everybody
No Cost No Ohliaation
Indcntification
Mark Key Ring,
Bottle Opener,
Every Fisherman Will Want a Copy of
"Nearby Fishing" Free
Contains everything a fisherman wants to
know Uipger, better, moi InterestlnK than
ever befoie M.ui new features Gives
Flshlnu L.tvs of Pennslaiila, New Jersey
und Delaware Ha t Tips, all the Nearby
FhlnK Points Within 100 miles of Phila
delphia Tide Table Hint fir Amricri,
for Salt Water Fishing; Familiar Fresh
and Salt Water FNh, etc Free for the
nslciiiR no nhllffntinn li.vtoer
lVnmen'a
One-
lleee, Cali
fornia ftjle
Bathing
Suits. $3
Women's
One-Piece
Swimming
Suits, $1
$1.23
T.ifo ftlini-rl Cnila
W, now $11.80 ti nor HI, 60 I
St now St
JfKy
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Ol'i:N TlIUltSDAY AND HATURD.W HVKNINt.
t
,-ttf .-
-7 w, 1
WERE "TIDW
Joe Kennedy took over the club ,!
the show.
In the semifinal Johnny Morgriif, 188
knew too much for Denny OrccvuS, 13J.
nnd the Intter finished on the short efcd
of the decision nt the finish of. eight
rounds, - t
IVnnlU Vnrmor. 127. nrw1 TlnnBr''. . i
Itodgers. 124. fought each other toCii,. -'j.
standstill: Martin Judge. 1111, out-'i,,;,!
iWUftllb tflllllll.V i70,tUIU(.tl 4t " -
limit, nnd ltnundv Douahue. ViWn 4
fniejli llmtntl I .rttennrlMT I ill. in n HsE "
fentetl Yoiiiiit Hlinrkcv. 121. ...
Umpires Wanted
Itnrotd C. Pllte. president ot th MoM
e-omery County llnseball I.aitue, I seekln
tliB services of several nrst-clasa umplras.i
President J'lke stated that the lesnue would
have the double umpiring system the re
mainder of the year. President Pike can b
reached at Cheltenham. Pa,
l'ranklln ftutar (away), tlrst class, tomor
row open J J. Hamilton, care of Franklin
b'ugar Heflnery. foot of Hod street. y
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Every Shoe
Oxfords
$8
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Cordovan, Scotch Grain
Black or Tan Calf. White Buck
English, Medium, Broad Too
the prices at which these
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