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ASMS
BOYS START TENNIS
ON CYNWYD COURTS
Men's Tournament t)raws
George Hoffner and 95
; Other Stars Fpst Field
' Is Entered
liy SPICK HALL
PLAT began this morning for the
junior lawn tennis clinrnplomililp of
I'ennitflvnnla and for tho boys Rtotc
championship also on the clay courts
'of the Cynwyd Club. This afternoon
the flnt and preliminary rounds of the
men's eastern Pennsylvania tourna
nirnt were Kchcduled to begin at 4
Dr!' Philip "f Hawk, who Is acting
an officio! referee in the tournaments at
rnwvu hnd tho oungsterH out early.
....I ..!,.. II, c nlll town Clock HtHtck 10
this morning several pairs had nlready
begun 10 ruio i iuvim,,.w.j . ...v..
firThe leading .lights In tjrfc boyp.' tour
nament nre St. Brooke, 'Huff, 2il, son
of the women's middle states champion,
and Miles Valentine, both of the Her
mnntown Cricket Club. Then there are
fevernl Mugtilres. There arc always
-Umtntrra entered whenever there Is a
bovs' or junior tournament. This time
there nre four of them on the list to
plav at their home club in Cynwyd.
Charley Watson, 3d, who hns'won
the junior tournament before. Is again
entered. J. W. Vauneman, Oraham
Wentz, Stewart Valentine and other
noting lumlnnries are entered in this
event. The winner of the tournament
has his name inscribed on the Edward
Bok cup.
The tournament nt Cynwyd Is by far
the largest of the local season ; in fact,
it is the largest but one that has been
held in the Hast this season. Recently
one o the clubs in Brooklvn had more
entries than there are nt Cynwyd.
Besides the boys and juniors the
men's event nt Cjnwyd attracted ninety-six
entries, among whom are found
nearly every player of note In Philadel
phia and vicinity. Wallace Johnson
was unable to enter because he couldn't
5et through with his tournament nt
..ongvood. Stanley Pearson is not en
tered cither, otherwise all of the best
in the Quaker City would be found In
tfcp line-up.
Tennis hns begun to make 'nroads
Into the golfers' field, as the Cnw.vd
tournament will show. Many of the
plnyers who begin piny today at Cynwyd
nre wielders of the driver and the put
ter. This isn't surprising, but there
wns some stir caused when George Hoff
ner, the crack Bala golfer, announced
that he had entered the Cynwjd tennis
tournament.
Doctor Hawk hadn't decided early
this morning just what he would allow
Oeorge to play with today, but it is
generally believed that he will use n
midlron or n mnshle-niblick.
"I think that I can sink a -service
nee with the best of them," snld Hoff
jier today. "Of course I don't say
I'll win the totirunmeot. but I feel
sure that If I don't pull or sllre my
drives that I'll score a lot of place
ments ngnlnst Barney Fischer today
I provided I dont get Into the rough.
I Barney is nil right, but he hns a ten
dency to top his tee shots, nnd. of
course. Hint Is fatal in tennis. Then,
too. he often flubs his volleys, n wicked
lhabit." i "
Nativity's Hard Games
Phil Ilmrflrertv'n Xntlittv nlhl.t. hiimhl.d
the Cambrldite tenm. repreaenttnir Glinbeiii.
tt Ontario and Miller nlreeta lam night bv
t score of 4 to 3 nnd haa another hard
eonteet this afternoon with the Liberty
F.l.,r.i n colored aaKreicatlon that la taut
cllmblnir the ladder of aucceis. Tho bl
tame of .he Meek haa been waved, for to
morrow afternoon and will feature the A. J.
ech club. Tho anortlna- sooda oirereKatlon
recently beat Natlvltv and to show that the
Mctory waa no fluke have promised to return
and do the aame thine over again. A bis
erod Is expected to wltnesa the came th
etnr meet producing one of tho beet tramea
er plajed at Miller and Ontario.
HAGEN HOME TOD A Y; PL A YS
VARDON AND RAY IN OPENER
Opens Campaign to Prove Once
More He's, Best U. S. Golfer.
Barnes Is Partner
By SANMY McNIBLICK
"WALTER HAGKX arrives in this
country today. The American open
golf ihnmpion. nnd easily the rnnking
hnmej-bred, finished something like
eighteenth for the British open title
nnd naturally lost n lot of ground In
Public favor, particularly as explana
tions for his rather poor showing nt
Benl have been more or less lacking.
On Moniinv. Ilnppn nml Jim TtnrnM
American professional chnmplon, piny
wi rr.v inruon and xetl itav. tne ex
I Hritish chamnlons. ovpr tlin KlirmincnM.
wtt Country Club links nt New London,
Conn.
This Will nntllrnllv lin tlin first nlmnnn
after his return Hngen will hnve to
prove that, over Amerlcnn courses nnd
under American contritions, he Is in
ferior to no golfer living. Barnes is
.LBKen,5 for,,niost rlvnl Ih Alnerica for
their chances havo generally been a
toss-un.
Hncen Will llnnhtleaa hn mk.. tr, nrnvn
to the throngs of fans on Monday that
ills poor showing at Deal was due to
tne course and the unaccustomed cross
WlIKlS. Thn Donl onurun tu ..11 1......
mocks, dips, hollows, rises nnd fnlls. so
tnnt n good lie for n shot Is somewhat
matter of good fortune. This is par-
ut. i mriy tne cnRo when cross-sen gales
flick the bull where they will.
Unpen nlun.o .... 1.. t x- 1
I I, I. T I """" J in- iircjers 10 piay
"IS Shots MpII nil In tlin nlr t H,n
IthT0"' ,hat tl,cro nrc "no tra'is "P
lillt thfrn 1,1 1 1 .. l v. -
lnln... I ;. "1 rimi-uuj iiu&iimii u-
ITZhK in tho nir nt Deal, nnd Ilngen's
Ie pin found nil the trouble possible.
Won't "Stick" Alirnn.I
Lreln m1 llkc ""sen's Pitch to the
Ufa . iii ( tl.n tiuii:.i. i. , ,
Llo.,.i. i ;.".' ""hkii i-xperis, nnti evi
pientl It flMn it... i.i !.-. . .,. ,
lit ti i. "iu iur nuiii. iu me pin
I" llacpn'N mini.. .,i.. i i... '
T.. .1 " rtiiui 111 illlltTll'U,
U tllC fnCC nfllm lillln. .Ht,. ,lt
Itneiit, oven 'rltlclsm. ulilch l.li flnUl.
nt Deal causpil Mu n,i.,,ii-nru irn
eilt to Fran ...l... .1.1 .Vi'i.i ""f-.
Pllly WPIP ffl-nnll.. ..I...M.. . . ,
weip
In ii.T . "," niiiiuur io America
inilll Won tin Venxnl. ,..,.., ti
i .,".".. "iii;ii uiiPii. iicorge
I in ran. Hritish i-hnmnion. nnd Abo
Mitchell.
Proclaimed the real "great
man" fo."r."""..','.,.,,,:"'. b l,t
ihnt ... K..uu' U(n" P'ayeti in
iirnt event, ami Hngcu beat the Held.
ht.t . I? t,llCKC tw" Uritons In the 11)20
Btov Telr '""king pros comes Ted
nihe- I "ow ,nsll' Htirpasses tho
been viJtCrilnKi ?ml th,s ,pnr he ha
Mien VPri lnlt Ih !. 11 ! . .1
Unr n.,,r t,""-" ",' "u iiinriiRnt. jiotn
"I?,'1 "nines have well lived tip to
I I i Vi ""? '" ,"B la8t fcw months.
i IS the nlnv nt ii.. i i
fctVeVi0 0,tl,,,r', ''l01 w"' bo watched
pi .ew Lonilon nnxinimK' liv mmt
Ur led iJWLHVV.n!!t' tlint
k tiint.i ",c Kt"i iu America or
lmmk:- Mmki
Mil. I B. HAWK
Official referee of lawn tennis tour
naments at Cynwyd Club
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
AMERICAN I-EAOUE
f- lork .oi a .(tun ,nnn .4i
Cleveland ... (IB 31 .AM .S6 .M
1l,l"v ...si an ,io7 .on ,ooo
HaHhlnrton... 41 43 .40 .BOO .488
M. Iouh 41 40 .117 .481 .471
'""on SO 40 .4150 .4IM .453
V.'.'rfJ.' z M .34 .S3
Athletic 27 01 .207 .304 .293
NATIONAL LKAOUE
n'?V Vj ' v-r' 'l" T-
npMkljrn. B3 37 .S8IJ .80S .BM
rnrlnnntl. . . 47 37 .MO .BBS .BBS
Pittsburgh ... 42 40 .812 .BIB ,B0fl
New York.... 42 43 .401 .BOO ,4S8
HI. Louis 43 4B ,49 .404 .483
Cillfngo 44 47 .481 .480 .478
!?'!n JM 43 .140 .4B0 j 413
I'liIIUeH 33 40 .117 121 Ul2
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
AMERICAN I.KAOUE
nrtrolt nt Phllndelphln rioudri 3 p. m.
C rtrlnnd nt New York Cloiidyi 3 p. m
ChlwiKo nt llniitan Cloudy I 8 p. m.
St. IOUU nt Wnnlilnxtnn Clrnri 3 p. m.
NATIONAL I.EAflUE
I'hllllr lit ChlrriKo Cloudri 3 p.'m.
New )ork at riiirlnnntl Cloudri 3 p. m.
Urooklrn at I'llteburich Cloudri 3 n. in.
lloxton nt St. I,oul Clear; 3H5 p. m.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletic. 4i Detroit. I.
Clilrnro, B Ilonton. 7.
New York, Oi Clerrlnnd. 3.
WaMilntton, 3 8t. Iiuls 1,
NATIONAL LEVGUE
I'hlllleA. lOi Chlraico. 7.
llrooklrn. Oi Ilttchnrxh. 5.
Clnelnnntl. Ii New York, .0
Ronton. 0 St. LouIa, S,
DOBSON PLAYS PENCOYD
Opens Three-Game Series With Iron
Team on Home Grounds Today
,T. & ,T. Dobsbn baseball team have
arranged n three-game series with the
Pcncoyd Iron Works nnd w ill play their
first gnmc this afternoon on their home
grounds at Thirty-fifth and Queen lane,
the series will be ono of the home and
away plan.
Professionals vs. Smith
Cap Knlcht's Professionals will tackle
Marshall i:. Smith at II and Ontario ttreets
this afternoon. This club lms been winning
with regularity nnd will have Rube Cham
bers, who haa aimed to pitch for the
Giants, on the mound, On uundav the nt
traction will be Camden City. This club
and the Smith nine recently engaged In nr
elexen-lnnlns- same which was won by the
locals, 3 to 2.
Golf Events of the Day
on Local Club Schedules
Club championship, 30 holes,
other shteens, 18 holes, nnd two
ball foursome ngainst par, handl
enp, nt North Hills.
Eighteen holes, hnntljcnp match
piny ngainst par, Ovcrbrook.
Kightecn holes, medal play, at
naln. Seiillfinal round club cham
pionship, 18 holes.
Skip-stop tournament, Lans
downe. Midsummer handicap, second
round, ball sweepstakes, Woodbury.
Team match, Bucks County Coun
try Club, at Sprlnghavcn.
Speclnl club events on other
courses.
the case of Abe Mitchell. On tho nrst day
this favorite led tho Mil bv six strokes
Thn next morning ho scoted an 84 after a 117
"That's how much the winds can affect a
ecoro there," declares Dames.
JIanv local golf fans are planning a whirl
to aee names and Hagen tackle Vardon and
Hay at New London. The American pair
beat Mitchell and Duncan nbroad. Thev are
exported to score am more declshelv oer
Vardon and Ray here. It should be the ex
hibition matrh of the ear. fiom an Ameri
can standpoint
To those who mi'l n the tilp we recom
mend a look at Vardon'a hands for the
reason ho hits his Iron shots so flrmli The
I'rlton's hands nre healthily nnd unbellevabli
hupre Which reminds one that nomibouy
said the same of Ilny's trousers.
The scene of the fray was the ecrne of
W n Harper's triumph over C. A Orlfcom
the Yale plaer. this week In the InUtatlon
tournev there. Orlscom waa the medallist
nnd Harper, entered from the Philadelphia
Country Club, defeated the college craik
handily.
There nren't manv tojrnamrntn nlaied at
the Countrv Club but a tremendous lot of
golflng la done there annually I.aat year
the figures show that more than IS 000
eolfers ped rounds oor the contours of
this local links,
The next local tourney on the schedule of
the Philadelphia Clolf Assocla'lon Is the
nater and flllus (father and son), September
2. at Hprlnghnven. Pater Mai Dean.,
rater Kindt, Pater Hanson and eev
eral other local pnters will hae a hard
tlmj and no little of a family quarrel, we
dare say, when cornea the day each pater
must say with which nf his several star
Dill he la going to play the event.
Miss May Hell. Philadelphia champion, will
rehearse her chances for t "na
tional during the summer at nk "III Fa Is
A good many erv good rolfer 'av ,ne
course so the competition will be keen.
-fcW- rT. HBKEZB VKI-OimOMK
O IlC I Tonlaht 8 30 Tonlalit
mk . ,, 9 jiivnii iii'r.
.,. -.-.1viillll
Wnflho'ir tm. ll"rrU
KNlfKEIHIOCKKIl A..C Open Air. 26th
& Wharton. Mnn., Julr 3d 1 star hniits.
W)nd-iw. Hobby MeCann ts. Walter Itennle.
SHIBEPARK y
nXHKMAM, TOUAYj a IP. ';
ATHLETICS vs. DETROIT
Heserved bal at GuubeU uod SptUauiC
OLYMPIC ROWING
TESTSONTODAY
Winners in Four Events of Na
tional Regatta Will Com
prise American Toam
Worcester, Mass., July 24. The
rowing senson In this country had Its
cllmnx today in the final events,of the
annual championship regatta of the
National Association of Amateur Oars
men. ,
From fotlr of the six races the win
ners were to be choen ns America's
rowing, team at the Antwerp Olympics,
and the race for senior eights, last of
the tiny, carried with it nlso the In
tercollegiate chnmplonshlp for tho year.
The Naval Academy vaisltv crew
and Syracuse University, undefeated
during the college senson, except by
each other, had continued training until
today. In order to settle the college title
nnd to contend for Olympic selection.
Representative of the rowing clubs of
the country, Duluth llont Club sent an
eight coached by the younger Ten Kyck,
which included several of the oarsmen
who won the championship last year.
Annapolis made n double attempt for
the honors, having advanced its secdnd
eight to championship competition by
winning the raco for intermediates yes
terday. As a result. Weltleman, who
was displaced ns ineligible for interme
diate competition, returned to his place
at number five In the Navy second
shell, releasing Gallagher to the varsity
eight.
Itnmml, who itroked Sjrncuso
through tho season, sat on the bnnk
today, out of the boat liecat.se of bolls,
while Clash, a freshman, held his sent.
Tho Olympic team will be completed
by the winners of the championship
singles, In which the tltleholder, "Jack"
Kelly, of Philadelphia, was one of the
three contenders; the senior doubles,
in which he nnd his cousin, l'aul Cos
tello, opposed the Faulkner brothers,
of Cambridge, nnd the senior fours.
In the latter event, Century lloat
.Club, of St. Iiouis. sought to defend Us
title ngnlnst tho Navy, Duluth Uoat
Club and the qunrtct from the Penn
sylvania Barge Club, which won unex
neetedlv In the Intermediates.
A brisk breeze swept across the course
during the forenoon, rultltng tne water
for practice rows, but it was expected
to become passive by race time.
DIES AFTER BOXING BOUT
Frankle Mahone, Knocked Out, Never
Regains Consciousness
Elizabeth, N. J., July 21. Francis
Monahan, of Newark, known in the
boxing ring ns Frankle Mahone, a
featherweight, died here today following
n boxing bout with Willie Davis. Inst
night, in which he was knocked out
with a blow' on the temple.
Mahone was knocked down in the
fifth round, but he refused to allow his
seconds to throw in the sponge. The
boxers were in n mix-up when Mahone
fell from n severe blow and his sec
onds enrried him to his corner. When
they were tinnblc to revhc him, he wns
tnken to the hospital.
' Davis surrendered himself nt police
headquarters, but wns ordered paroled
by County Prosecutor Hctfield until
sent for.
County Physician Wescottt. who per
formed nn nutopsy. said death was due
to a hemorrhage, but he could not as
certain whether the hemorrhage was
from a blow delivered by a fist or from
contact with a floor.
Sphas to Play Dlsston
The crack team of the Houth Philadelphia
Hebrew Assc elation will travel to Tacony
tomorrow atternoon and play the Dlsston
sawmakera in a Hunday same. The contest
will mark the first appearance of the Snhaa
In that Bertlon. and they expect to keep up
their wonderful wlnnlnc streak by tnlilntt
the measure of the saw makers Jiotn clubs
will play their strongest line-ups. Tommy
Volx. the premier Pitcher of the Dlsston
club, will be on the mound. With proper
support the big fellow Is without a peer and
Is pitching in good form and receiving better
support since Manjger I.onc cave tho club
a shake-up.
Huster Hustling for Games
The Huster Club, nf South Philadelphia,
has open dates for Saturday and Sunday
games This team has played Unywond C,
i- . Scott-Powell. Hirtram Park. V. O. I . '
tladdon Heights and teams of th-it class
Huster would like to hear from Olbson A.
A . llulst Park. Forty-eighth Ward. Madison
flare, Flelsher A. A., Stetson A. A , Mar
shall K Smith, Pcncojd. Phoenlxvllle All
Stars, St. Raphael and any home teams pay-,
Ing a guarantee. Write or phone Dickinson '
423(1 after 0 p. m., Robert U Iteecher, 2007
South Franklin street.
Golfers Tie at Wernersvllle
Werneravllle, Pa., July 24. In the Galen
nan uou i.iuu a approncnina: ar.a pulling
contest on the course In the mountains Miss
Mary Elizabeth Altemus, Merlon, tied with
.Miss Kolb, Philadelphia Country Club, for
the Oalen Hall trophy, with Miss Martha
E Burns, Overbrook, tied with Miss Dorothy
Marsden. Atlantic City, for tho runner-up
honors.
Touns
COOK'S
TRAVEL SERVICE
TOURS IN COOL LATITUDES
including
0 i '
A Wonderful Six-Day Cruise on
THE SAGUENAY RtyER
Inclusive Fare $150 Up
EUROPE Escorted tour will leave Auguat 14 by S. S. "Adriatic."
Itinerary includea Paria and battlefields Belgium
(Brussels, Oatend) London. Also fifteen days' tour by private auto,
mobile. Return to New York Sept. 24.
CANADIAN ROCKIES-ALASKA
PACIFIC COAST NATIONAL PARKS
ESCORTED AND INDEPENDENT TRAVEL JJ-ILY-AUGUST
BERMUDA TOURS EnghtndNineve N!"etrn DT' u,y
30 and every ten days thereafter.
Inclusive Fare, $07.00 up.
SOUTH AMERICA iIZurl.:'' Bnd
JAPAN-CHINA EBCOrtel Tours leave during October.
ANTIPODES Australia New Zealand South Sen Islands.
Unusually interesting tour leares San Francisco
January, 1921.
THOS. COOK & SON,
. 225 South Broad St.
Walnut 300 or Walnut 3632 Philadelphia
C.MACK KNOWS WHY
HIS A'S ARE WINNING
They're Getting the Hitting,
Fielding and Pitching,
Says Connie, After Third
Straight Victory
By EDWltf J. rOLLOCK
tfyOU want to know why our club
has been winning?" asked Mr. C.
Mack, after the question had been put
to him. "Well. I'll toll ,ou. We're
winning because we're getting tho pitch
ing. we're- getting the hitting nnd we're
getting the fielding. That's the an
swer.' ' And that is just what has happencil
to our A'b. The pitchers nm rmnimr
inrougn ana a nan ciud niwayn looks
better when tho (itirlers ore good the
boys aro laying on the old horsehlde
nnd theli1 fielding resembles the play we
saw at Hhlba Park in other dn,s.
The Macks won their third straight
game yesterday which incidentally ties
their record for tho season nnd they
had everything that tho gaunt genoral
said they hod.
nommel Shows 'Em
Ed Hommcl stood the Tigers on their
ears' and the other hired men socked
Dutch Leonard opportunely. They col
lected only seven hits off the southpaw,
but flicy enmc in tho pinch. The Infield
worked llkb a charm when a charm
charms, and the outfield also came
through with some nice catches. Fiank
Welch had tho only error of the day,
and that was due to a fly ball bounding
off his finger
Rommel showed n lot of stuff against
tho Tigers, itnd he looks like the pitcher
Mack said he was. The youngster was
master at every turn nnd wns particu
larly strong with men on. As an exam
ple. Chick Shorten started the fourth
with a doublo and was sacrificed to
third. With Hciiman and Flagstcad fol
lowing, it seemed virtually impossible to
prevent a score, but the situation didn't
fazo Bommcl in tho least. He went to
work on Hellman nnd fanned him. Then
he started on Flagstcad anil caused 'him
to lift a fly to left, which Tilly Walker
8moHiered.
Chick Onlloway was tho hitting star
of the afternoon, and If he keeps on
slugging the ball ho will not remain long
nt No. 8 In the batting order. He hnd
two doubles off Leonard In three times
up, ami botn oi tno exirn-unse unites
counted in the run-gcttlng. Ho began
the Hilrd with a double, sprinted to third
on Rommel's sacrifice and scored on
Whitey Witt's drlvo to left, which
Veach turned Into a sacrifice fly by a
bare hand circus catch.
Galloway's Bat Wicked
Oallowav filed out In tho fifth, when
nobody was on ; but when ho camo to
bat In the seventh the bases were
loaded. Hie score was tied nnd two were
out. It was up to him and he camo
through with n doublo to rlgnt center,
which admitted two of the athletes. Be
sides that, Chick also played a right
smart game at the short field.
Jimmy Dykes, .Fred Thomas and
Crlffin, ns well, played snappy ball
afield. One of Dykes's catdies was n
humdinger. In the second. Veach drove
one to his left nnd some dlstnnce over.
It was a terrific clout, and Dykes just
hnd time to tnko ono step nnd jump.
He speared the ball with his gloved
hand, and the force of It knocked him
off his feet, but he held on to the bulb.
Yes, they're getting the pitching nnd
the fielding nnd the hitting. Thnt's
why they hnve won six out of their
Inst eight games.
Arrow Open for Tomorrow
Today the Arrow A. A., which has won
Its last six names, taken on Oak Park
nnd rlays a twilight game with Holilfeld
Manufacturing Co , at nroad street and Alle
gheny aenue, on Monday.
Jumps on Horse Trying
to Catch Home Run Drive
Lancaster, Pa., July 24. Johnny
Henig, lending batter in the Beth
lehem Steel League, and former
Oriole, In a Bethlehem.-American
Chain game here yesterday, smashed
two home runs nnd three triples. The
homers were over the center, field
fence.
As Honlg came to the bat In. the
i-ighth inning a horse strayed on the
Held through an open gatc.and wan
dered across center field. Outfielder
Catl!!, of the American Chain, no
ticing Homcrun Honlg nt bat ran
after the horse, jumped aboard and
headed him toward the fence at full
speed ob the ball was lifted into the
air for the second homer.
Catiz and his mount crashed into
tho fence while the ball went soar
ing over.
TOJIRS
Mack Praises Slappcy,
Neivcst of A's'Southpatvs
Jack Slappcy, the new southpaw,
who reported to the A's yesterday,
has made a lilt with his boss. IJe
showed Mark n few things while he
was pitching tp hitters in batting
practice.
"He has a nice, easy delivery,"
snld Mnck. "He hns plenty of speed
nnd good curves. He's a big, husky
boy, built along the same lines ns
Bryant Harris, but heavier. I think
he has something."
Slappcy wns Imported from tho
University of Ocorgin. He mny not
be used by Mnck for some time, but
if he continues to show the stuff ho
will stay with the club.
NEW RACING ORGANIZATION
Delaware County Association Holds
Flrot Meet Next Saturday
'I lie Delaware County Racing Asso
ciation has been recently organized for
tne purpose of lio tllnir motorfyclc. nuto-
mobile, trotting and running meets on
the Chester Fair Grounds, one-half
mile dirt track, at Chester, Pa. The
first meet .will be staged next Saturday,
July 31, antl the other dates selected arc
August 7, 14, 28. nnd Monday, Sep
tember 0 (Labor Day.) -Officers of the
association are N.. G. Bcrrec, president ;
R. M. Prltchctt, vice president; John
A. Rodcn, race manager.
The events for next Saturday are:
Ten-mile professional motorcycle,
one-mile time trial, professional; five
mile motorcycle, professional; ten-mile
side car, professional ; one-mile trotting
race, bes two In three heats; one-half
mile running race.
Entries can be made to Jack Roden,
1DW Berkshire street, Fraukford, or at
the Chester Fair Grounds, Cb.cs.tcr, Pa.
Mississippi In Rutgers's Place
nioomlngton, Tnd., July 24. The Indiana
University football team will play the Mis
sissippi University t eleven at Dloomlngton
October I). It waif announced yesterday by
Bwald O. (Jtlehm, director of athletics at
Indiana. The game will take tho place of
that scheduled with nutter rvnen v..
Brunswick. N. J., which wns canceled be
L cause of the length of tho trip.
Cop Athletes Granted Leave
..N1W Y,Ik, Ju,v. . Three members of
the New York police department have been
granted a leave of sixty d.is to take part
In the Olympic games to be held In Antwerp
"'V. 2!on!!- .T!le' nre I'1'Utenant Matthew
.Mf?lth ,0.Tr.?,fr,A Patrolman Patrick
McDonald, of Traffic n. and Patrolman Wil
liam P. Spengler, of the East Eighty-eighth
street station,
Five Leading Batters
in Two Major Leagues
AMERICAN I.KAOUE
Speaker. Cleveland SO 343 SI 142 .414
Jackson. Chicago ... . SS USD S2 13n-401
Nlsler, St. Inula SB 3fi0 OS 142 .son
Huth. New York R7 28 07 113 .3D2
KIce. Washington tU S35 48 122 .301
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Nllllami, Phllllnt S3 33S 50 108 .3221
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MKXUS BEDELL
Motor-paced racer whose one-hour
record may bo broken at Point
Breeze Velodrome tonight
Amateur Sports
Eer A. C.
Away: saventeen-twenty years
eld J j l.ynch.
8211 Tasiservaireei,
Iteurh A. A. Away: first class: July 81
and other open dates. J. 8eltr, 2S13 North
Water sTeet, or phone Tioga 8833 during
the day and Kensington 0131 evening.
West I'hlladelphln Euphonln Clnb Away:
first class James Altken, 0005 Klngsesalng
avenue
Columbia. Juniors Awajri nfteen-seventeen
ears old Frank Mooney, 2418 South Fair
hill s'reet
Thompson A. A. Away: seventeen-nlne-teen
eara old, July 31 nnd all Saturdays In
August open Morris Freeman. 010 West
Thompson street.
Southampton A. C Home tlrst class:
July 24 nnd 81 open. J I). Palzer, South
ampton, Pa., or phono Market 317.
Mnnnjunk A. C Away, first class: has
August 21. 28 nnd Labor Dav open. James
Drennen 4543 Daker street, Manayunk. Pa.
P. U. T. Clnb Away; nrst class: July 25
open J Whiteside, Diamond 0033
Jniquord A, A. Away, first class; July
2.1 open. William Kreutr. 1852 East Orleans
street.
Ilrl Mni? Home or awav: Saturday and
Sunday dates open (or first-class teams,
n M. nose, 201 south Seventy-second street.
(lien Social Clnb A-var: first class: July
31 open. John Thomas, care Olenwood So
clal Club. Fifth street and Olenwood avenue.
Amerlcns A. A. Away; first class; July i
31 open .11. J. Luff, 2447 Memphis street. A
rnoenix Aii--Hare aw ay; nrsi nans; JuM
31 open Ed Oavtn, Phoenlxvllle, Pa.
St. Elliutieth'a C. 0. Away; first class.
William J. Morris. 1810 Ducknell street.
Coonenrllle Stars Away: first class: has
tomorrow open D. n. McCoy, 33(15 North
Second street.
Philadelphia Profs. Awnv; July 31. Au
gust 1 and 8 open William Gray. 2751 North
Ninth street.
Majestic A. C. Away: algteen-elgrteen
years old. I.. J. Murphy, 1018 South Heech
wood street.
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July 15th
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U. S. S. B. SS "Eastern Cloud"
July 20th
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IT DATTEKT PLACE. NEW YORK
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A UTEIMKR (U. h. S. noanll . jy 31
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Lot Anjreles and San Diego
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t.. 1'fcUa.
HOUR BIKE RECORD
IN DANGER TONIGHT
Carman Likely to Cot Figures
at Dromo in Brassard Clas
sic Walthourto Ride
Jhe one-hour bike record will be In
danger tonight when four of the best
riace followers In the country compete
n the Brnssard classic at the Point
Breeze Velodrome. Clarence Carman.
Menus Bedell. Vlneenzo Maddnna nnd
George Wiley nre the stars In tho fea
ture. Carman has been riding In remnrk
able form recently, having won all three
of the international races within the
last two weeks, nnd he Is the favorite
to land the honors tonight It would
not be surprising to see him set new
figures for distance In an hour-limit
time. The record which now stands is
forty-four and a half miles. It was
made by Menus Bedell In the early part
of the season.
The event tonight Is the first of the
annual Brassard affairs. The Brassard
race originated in France and is run as
nn annual feature at all the dromes In
this country nnd Kurope. The win
ner of the event Is rewarded with a
gold armulct, thlch he Is compelled to
wear In every following Brassard race
until beaten. The emblem then is
turned over to the next victor.
Carman, Bedell and Maddona have
been riding here often of lnte, but this
will be the first appearance of Oeorge
Wiley In some time. Wlle' has been
riding In great times on the Providence
trnck and should how nt his best
against the field In the Brassard.
There is considerable Interest being
Yonnr Men and Hoy
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Intellectual study are combined with Christian
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3
3
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.J."""aifIKVi - M... ' " '"'" , e'ne
Walter Hagen's Dritic '
Ended Unique Contest'
Sew Vorlt, July -. The marine'
golf championship match of the Mid
Atlantic ended Indecisively yesterday;
when a mighty drive by WnlteVv
Hagen. American champion, wrecke
the apparatus used to record tjIovh;
aboard the liner Atpiitanla, nccord-,
Ing to wireless messages received,
here. 1
Hagen and his opponent, Armatid
Mnsse.v, French amnteur champion,
were in the midst of n driving con?
test when the mishnp occurred. Balls
were driven out to sea nnd the length
nnd accuracy of each drive was re
corded by a mechanical device. When
Hagen's ill-fated drive put the re
corder out of commission the play
hnd to bo abandoned.
manifested in the sprint match race be
tween the class of the amateur rider's.
They arc Frank Harris, the husky boy
from the Olympic Club, of this cltj
oihI Bobby Walthour, Jr., of Atlanta,
(jcorgla.
Walthour, who. Is the sixteen-year-old
son of the famous pace follower
has been beaten only twice this season.
That was last Thursday night, when,
he wns trimmed by Harris In theA
one-mile open nnd the handicap. Hnr-,
ris has been defeated by Walthour on
three occasions, but it looks as If the
local youth has just found himself
They will rnce for the best two in three
one-mile heats.
There has been n large number of en
tries received for the other amnteifr
events, in which both Harris arid ,
Walthour also will ride. In addition1
there will be a two-milo open race for
the Order of Owls.
Gibbons Outpoints Turner
Minneapolis, July 24 Tommy Gibbons, of
St. Paul, outpointed Clav Turner, of New
York. In a. ten-round no-declslon hout here
last night, according to newspaper men. T,ie
men are light heaywelghts
Young Men nnd Ttoya
aiEAnowrmooic. pa.
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J. SmVlIe Hcrkncss
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