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HARRY VARDON IS RUTH OF GOLF, THEY SAY PROBABLY BECAUSE HE DOES SO MUCH WALKING
iri i w nnuin nrn-r I. .i. " r ' . M-''
fmimm
lEATiMRP
Philadelphia Star Wins Hoat In
Single Sculls and Also
Doubles With Costollo
Mothers of Oarsmen
Confident of Victory
(
Tner nre two promt mother In Fall
of flrhurlklll lodnr. They nre Mrs. P. II,
Kellr. mother of Jock Kellr. (he famous
Vesper oarsman ih1 nntlonal aeutllnr
rhamplon, nnd Mrs. John K. roatello,
mother of Tan! Costello, KHIj's partner
In the double eealls. Kelly yesterday
won hi lirnt In the preliminaries of the
nlrmple renttn,, rowing the fastest hent
of the ilr. nnd with Cestello enme
tbroush In the double urtit.
Mr. Kelly. nhose home I nt 808.1
Mldvale nrentie, snldl "Of course 1 nm
hipy to Irnrn thnt .Inrlc nnd Iliul won
their races. I urn mire titer, will be
sacceseful In the nnuin. They both de
TV. Wn """' 'or they hnre trained
fAlthfully."
"Kail of Hchnrlklll ha; turned ont
man- fine athletes." saltl'Mr. CoMrllo.
"and I think that Jack nnd Paul are
two i of tbeni.. I' was euro that both
of them would win their heat nnd I
am equally certain that they nre rolna
tlironah ana win their flnata."
John Cpetrllo. father of rani, waa also
an athlete and he ho trained many
boxer In hi day.
raul Coatello nnd Joek Kelly are cona
Ins, And It woa Jnrk who not raul to be
come an.onranmn.
Where Little League Ball
Teams Play This Afternoon
MI RICHARDS
MONTOOMKUT COUNTY LBAOUB
nt.Z?fJ?.r?!!!l. Jil . Pnudertont LAnsdale at
-"",""' "'i 'orx waeninitlon at Ambler.
DElAWAnn ntVER LEAGUE
IlaSh at 11art,i XfAl.m. - &,... .
ES,fc!f,"to ttt noebllw Detawa it ASiri
riHUADBLPHlA SUHUIIDAN LEAGUE
at'liatboro M,t" at qlen"ldei Incarnation
DELAWARE) CO. BUBUnDAN LEAGUE)
ti..J?.rt02 Hi., kansdownai Media at Crxl
Hlchlnnd Hill! Park at nockdale.
MANUFACTUItEnS' LEAOUB
V. a. I. at Halo A Kllburnl Morrls.Wheel
V S,' rJv.l Aircraft: Barrett at Nile Cranes
Jj T. I-wl at General Electric) 8outhwark
Foundry at Dement,
PHILA. MANUPACTUllEn8' LEAGUE
Hdopes, A Townsend at W. P. Ilcsd A
Sons: Smith A Furbush at duPont Co.: Nice
!,.llb"!.r.ln' ftt Bthutte A Koertlna-i Johns
Manmllle at Procter A ffwart.: iltokea A
Smith at Day A Zimmerman.
INDUSTRIAL AMATEUR LEAGUE
Hohlfeld at Ilese-Brliht j North American
Lace at American Pulley (two tamei).
MAIN LINE LEAOUU
Brvn Mawr at Wnvn. lanll at tUiwni
CI. .--.- . . -- .. M VUIn"l
o.i ,nun ni narDenn.
Antwerp, Aug. 28. America's crews
today loom up strongly ns winners in
the Olympic rowing events.
.Tnek Kelly. of the Vecper Hont Club,
of Philadelphia, opened the regnttn here
yrxter'day with a vletory in his heat.
Kelly and Paul Costollo, also of the
Vespers, won their neat In doubles
without coxswain, k
The other United State vlrtnet- -u
luruiii iu uy yoaci Mirnclon's Naval
Academy cight-onrcd shell.
Kelly America's champion nctillor.
defeated a Swedish sculler in the third
heat of the slnBles sculls. Kelly made
the fastest hent, being timed in 7 min
utes and 44 1-fi seconds for the 200
meters course (1 mile, 427 vnrds).
The first heat was won by'Beresford.
of Eng and the winner f the Diamond
Bciills in the English Henley this sum
mer. His timo wns 7 minutes 45
seconds.
Eyeken, of Holland, won the ircoI
heat in i minutes 5 seconds, and Hat.
field, Jsew Zealand, the fourth in 8
minutes f seconds.
The winners of first places In each
event alono qi-alifiod to compete in the
semifinals.
Vesper Double Qualifies
In the doubles sculls without cox
swains, first hent was won by Italy in
7 minutes 22 2-15 seconds. France took
the tecond heut In 7 minutes 20 seconds,
and the United States (Kelly and Cos
tcllo, Vesper Club, Philadelphia) the
third In 7 minutes 10 4-li seconds. The
ilraziljnii pair withdrew.
The Penu Bargo four-oared crew, of
Philadelphia, will row today, when 't
meets the Czechs. Tho Quaker City
lads are expected to triumph and meet
Switzerland probably tomorrow.
Tim opening races of the Olympic
, rccatta were held under favorable con.
dillons of sunshine nnd calm in the
Bruvscls maritime canal here.
The grnndstnnds nt the finish were
decorated with flngs and crowded while
the banks at that point were lined with
motor yachts and launches. I.aro
crowds filled both banks of the canal
along the entire 2000-meter course.
The midshipmen, nntional and inter
collegiate cightoared crew champions
of the United States, swept away from
the eight representing Belglvm, wlnninj
by live lengths.
Tho victory .of tho middies, coached
by Dick Olcndon, gave them tho right
to compete in the semifinals today.
Elght-oared crews of three other
countries, England, Franco and Nor
way, also qualified for tho semifinals.
From al indications, the American
sweep oars will fight It out with the
I.eander crew, of England, in tho finals
tomorrow. These crews look to be the
beet of the somlfinals.
The Navy elght-oared combination
made quite a showing during the col
legiate season in America, and by its
victory over Syracuse in the national
fenior race nt Worcester. Mass., last
month, won the right to be named In
tercollegiate as well as national cham
pions. Ross Hots Pace
American swimmers won first, second
and third places in the semifinal of tho
400-meter free-stroke swim.
Norman Ross set the pace, with F.
K. Kahele, Ludy Langer and George
Vernot, of Canada, following in order.
Americans won the first three places
In tho springboard diving finals.
L. E. Kuchn, of Multnomah A. A. C,
Portland, Ore., was first; C. Pinkston,
Olympic Club, San Francisco, second,
and L. J. Balbach, New York A. C.,
third.
In the finals of the water polo Eng
land defeated Belgium by three goals to
two.
Sweden captured the first three places
in the modern pentathlon finals when
Dryssen, Dideval and Itund fiulshcd In
tho order named.
Lieutenant Colonel Robert Sears and
Captain Hnrold M. Itnyner, the Amorl
lan contestants, finished hixth and
eighth, respectively.
"BABE" RUTH STUNG
BETHLEHEM BTEEL LEAGUE
Lebanon at Bethlehem; Sparrowa Point at
Steelton.
DEfUWARB CO. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
. Kent at Ring: Ken-haw at Wolfenden
Shore; Grlawold at Caledonia.
DELAWARE RIVER INDUSTRIAL
Aberfoyle at Sun Ship; Vlecoe at Cono
leum. INDEPENDENT GAMES
Atlantic Reflnlnc at Pencoyd. Thlrty-fifth
Him jviver roaa; Aiaaiaon oiara ai ineiitner.
Twenty-eUth and Reed: Lit -Bros, va, Baltl
more wlack Sox at Inlet Park, Atlantic City;
Marshall E. Smith at Altoona: Hunter Proa,
v. Indiana nova" Club at II nnd Ontario!
Cap. Knlght'a Proa, at Cardlnrton. CTxty.
third and Cedar: Klaudor-Weldon at Park
land: Baldwin Eddyatono at Kaywoo'C. C,
Thlrty-tlret and Dickinson; Norfolk fitara at
Htetaon Fourth and Ilerka: Pateraon Hllk Sox
nt llllldale, Fifth and Main. Darby: Royera
ford at Straw brldio A Clothier. Sixty-second
and Walnut! J. A J. Dohann tllnnmer rllrla
M. Plelsher Yarn Bloomer Girls and J. A J.
DoDaon va. Mnranall A Ball, of Newark.
Thirty-fifth and Queen lane: Bryn Athyn at
Newtown: St. Clement Junior" at While Ele
phant. Sfyenty-nrat nnd Panchall; Northweit
Proa, at Twenty-third and fihunk: Mlllvllle at
Vlneland: Brooklyn Royal Giants at Upland:
DEFEATSCLOTHIER
Now York Youth Wins Cup at
Southampton From Philadol
phian, 6-4, 6-2, 4-6, 6-0
Forty-fourth and Parkilde
Park at Gibson. Sixty-fifth and Bulat: Tulpo
Bart ram
hocken Reds at Altoona: Washlnaton Camp,
ui. i-. j. o. a., ai i-arK .ae, riiiy-aecoaa
and Walnut.
SUNDAY GAMES
A. J. Reach at Nativity. Ontario and Mil
ler: Eddystone at Brldesburs. Richmond and
Orthodox; Llta at Dlsston. State road and
Unruh: Itllldate at Doylestown: Audubon nt
Marshall E. Smith. B and Ontario; Merrl
well Club at nrtram Park. Fifty-fourth nnd
Elmwood: Frallnxer at Franklin SMear,
Water and Mifflin. Forty-eUhth Ward at
Fraxler, Twenty-fifth and Snyder: Surpass
Leather at Kaywood. Thlrty-nrst and Dick.
lneon:W. F. Read A Sons at Hunter F. C,
Fifteenth and Moyimenslnr: Coonersvllle nt
(Hen Social. Second and Erie: Cramps at
Rlnx Professionals. Seventieth nnd Lans
downe: Brjn Athyn s. Southampton Proa,
at Bethayres; Stenton Field Club nt Curtis
Field Club. Lawndale; Sharpless. of West
Chester, at Flelsher Twenty-sixth and Reed:
3. A J. Dobson at Phllllpsburi: Clearfield at
Wlldwood,
HARTLEY TOPS BATTERS
Columbus Clubber Leads American
Association With '351
Runny Hrief, of Kansas City, has
hatted himself up among the leaders
ngnin nnd continued his tic for home
run honors with Hnrgravc, of St. I'aul,
in the American Association. Roth
cracked out three circuit drives in the
last week ami brought their totals to
nineteen. The nnir In nlsn tied for tntnl
base honors with 240.
Orover Hartley, of Columbus, tops
the batters of tho Association who had
played In fifty or more games with an
average of .351. Other leading batters:
Hnrgrnve. St. Paul. .340: Wlckland.
Toledo. .331: Rondeau. Mlnneanolls,
.333; Good, Knnsas City, .330; Rehg,
Indianapolis. .328; Wade, Minneapolis,
.327; Hyatt, Toledo. .320; Brief,
Kansas City. .318; Rcrghammer. St.
I'aul, .317; Tincup, Louisville, .310.
Southern Association batters who
were setting the pneo last week remained
virtually in their same positions this
week. Harper, of Little Rock, who has
been topping the batters, continued to
show the way with .352. while Carroll,
of Memphis, who was third last week,
moved to second place with .340 and
added to his string of runs scored, hav
ing registered a total of 01 times.
LEGIONARIES IN MEET
Posts No. 15 and No. 17 In Elimi
nation Events Today
The first tryout for athletes hoping
to compete in the American Legion
games which will bo staged at Franklin
Field on September 18 will be held nt
Fox Chase today, when members of the
Captain 'NVnltcr M, Genrty Tost. No.
10. and Frincc Forbes l'ost. No. 7.
compete in the elimination events.
There arc many promising athletes
In the two posts, and it is likely that
some excellent times will bo made.
The move on tho part of these two
riosts has started the ball rolling, and
t would not be surprising if many other
posts followed suit.
Southampton, L.. I Aug. 28. Vin
cent Rlchnrds's speed nnd effective net
game proved a bit too much for the vet
eran William J. Clothier, of Philadel
phia, In the final of the invitation tennla
tournament today, and tho youngster
triumphed three sets out of four, 0-4.
";2. ,4-0, 0-0. Throughout tho match
Uothicr was in full eommnnd' of his
strategy and he passed tho outmancu
vered the youngster frequently, mnklng
some startling recoveries nt times, but
Rlchardl. with vnnth. vrn nml vnwl
control to assist his spirited attack, was
not to be denied. It wns an Inters
CStlng tussle nil throiltrli nnd thn vrlornn
mnuo a Better fight of it thnn tho score
shows, forelnr mnnv nf nirlinr.la'n win.
nlng games to deuce.
Richards began by breaking through
service and taking a lend which ho in
creased to 3-1; Ho was not coming up
io mo net ns ottcn as expected. Ap
parently he respected Clothier's ability
to pass him or to.lob over his head con
sistently. After dropping his opening
service Clothier struck his stride quickly
nnd ho finally forced Richards to yield
his service in tho sixth game, which
made, the score 3-all. His lob proved
very effective for a while. Richards
did not attempt to run haclt and meet
the floater on the bound but smnshed
overhead and for a while smnshed into
tho net or out of court for errors.
.Clothier went into the lend in the
seventh game 4-3. but Richards, gain
ing confidence, stormed the net nnd
made short work of the next three games
for the set at 0-4.
Clothier was lust ns steady ns usual
and placed well whenever ho had an
opportunity to time his shot. The
youngster, however, wns beginning to
force him harder and Clothier had to
hurry many of his turns with the con
sequent loss of control.
Richards was at his best in the second
set and ho not only smothered many
of the veteran's returns at the net, but
M' a pace umr. apprnrca to tiro mc
Phiiadelpbian. Richards was taking
more chnnces than in the opening set
nnd his volleys were going through with
regularity and precision. Tho t-ct ended
0-2 in his favor.
Clothier rallied strongly in the third
set, bringing nil his skill and strategy
Into piny, shaving the side lines, work-''
ing for the corners and pnsiing Rich
ards with beautiful placements. Ho
won tho hrst four games In a row,
but the pace he had set proved too fast
and he had to let down. Jtichards tooK
ndvnntnge of the lapse to forco his op
ponent and Clothier was unable to fol
low the ball for a while. Tho young
ster took four games in n row 'uud
evened tho score, permitting the veteran
only two points during thnt period.
However. Just when it appeared as
though Clothier had shot his bolt, ho
bobbed again with n spirited rally,
timed his passing shots perfectly and
won the next two games for tho set
at ti-4.
The veteran was erected with pro
longed applause ns he left the court for
the usunl ten-minute rest, lie came
back much fresher than he had left and
his strategical placing had RichariTs on
the jump, but the latter had too much
speed in reserve nnd his persistency in
storming the net wore down the Philn
delphinn. The latter made a much closer
fight of it than the score shows, for.
although Richards won six straight
games for n love set, Clothier forced
four of them to deuce points.
toint .scorn:
First Set
.441R32344 4330
. 114354412 120 1
Second Set
ff ft 2 4 ft 0 2 4 33 J
334 1344 1232
Third Met
.311244440 2 25 4
,514411001 4 27 0
Fourth Set
Rlrhurd ft 4 ft 0 ft 4 if) a
Clothier 31343 2100
rSTUOKK ANALYSIS
First Set
N O
II 12
7 11
Second Set
NAME W. H CONNELL TO
CHOOSE EAST'S TEAM
B. C. Wright and Holcombo
Ward Also on Committee
to Select Tennis Players
to Meet Westerners
MATCHESNEXT MONTH
ny SPICK HALL
"WILLIAM II. CONNELL, of the
Germantown Cricket Club, has
been nnmed by President Julian 8.
Tr'A ot J":, Unitc.1 stnt Inwn
lennis Association, to he one of a com-
En.nC,rLthr.f. ,0 8o!cc,t tllp pa(,tcrn
team that will meet the westerners
teLtf.rdntMnnhc,m&cp-
J . i? V.,!"''11- clmlrmnn, nnd Hoi
combe Ward. Some of the old-timers
will remember thnt Ward and Wright
formed nn nt it,. ..... ' ' .,M'V
tn ii..I . ei'"'"-"! I'ommnn-
Unked'stater doub,M in tho
, In, 100,1 they captured the national
doubles championship, defeating R.D
Llttlo and K. Collins. In that same
gfensrtrtleXcWPOrtl Ward won """"
Defended Successfully
ritMniS03.!,"!??,??: Ffl.rtl "d bright
rr;;V,.i u .,''?"",'"' oouniw. crown,
crick
RlelianlN
Clothier
Itleharda
Clot hire
Richards
Clothier
Richards
Clot 111 er
Richards
Clothier ,
Richards
Clothier ,
BARKER BENEFIT GAME
Receipts of Nativity-Reach Game Go
to Injured Catcher
The Nativity Catholic Club and the
A. J. Reach nines will play a benefit
game tomorrow afternoon nt tho
Nativity ground", Belgrade nnd Ontario
streets. All the receipts of the game
will be turned over to Catcher Barker,
who broke his leg earlier in the season.
Barker suffered his injury in n game
against Reach, nnd the managements
of the two clubs have ngrced to give him
the entire gate receipts. Neither team
will rccelvo anything for expenses.
CRAMP'S HOLD PICNIC
Home Run King Is Bitten by Poison
ous Insect
New York, Aug. 28. Instead of ap
pearing on tho diamond nt the Polo
grounds carrying a home-run bat, Babe
Ruth, champion swatter of the Ameri
can League, yesterday showed himself
to the fans with his right hand ban
dHLfd. The intelllceneo soon renehed
everybody that the home run king bad Durr. 2b.
en bitten by n poisonous inhcct und S.Sr.r'Vf.
mat he was threatened with blood , s. Yeoman. 3b.
poisoning.
lMfHlilll mni-i In flia itrimileinnil nrwi
bleachers passed tho word around that
ine pruo batsmnn's trouble, whllo pain
ful, was not lasting.
Ball Game Between Married and
Single Men Features Outing
Members of Cramp's erecting depart
ment nre holding a picnic at Wlsslnom
ing Park today, A track nnd field meet
followed by a baseball game between the
single and married men were tho blj
fentures or tno occasion
SINOI.K MEN
Khundt. 'ss.
Kleonun, ri.
PLAY DAY FOR KIDDIES
Flag Raising and Athletic Exercises
at Various Recreation Centers
The various recreation centers
throughout the city will hold their an
nual Play Day games today. Starr
garden, Shot Tower and Wecncoe cen
ters will travel to the Vare grounds nt
iwenty-sixth nnd Morris streets, whero
the dancing, tennis und track and field
events will be In order.
West Philadelphia Sherwood cen
ter will go to the Kinghesslng grounds
Rt Fiftieth street nnd Chester avenue,
wnere the same program will bo carried
jut as in the South Philadelphia lls
Wet. At the Athletic center, Twenty
wth and Master streets, this center,
unfield and FrancUvllle will hold their
nnual affair. In Germautown Happy
Hollow and Wntervlew will nlun linvn
varied program to be held on the
wtur a Ytaypo avenue playground
It. Yeoman,
nearer, o.
Ilrady, p.
lb.
MAnniRn mem
Bradford, as,
Duffy. If,
Hanna, rf.
Srhmldeter, 2b.
Warner. 8b.
Connor, cf.
McKeaner, lb.
Hchultx, c.
Klathauck, p.
Itlchardi
Clothier ,
N O
n 12
7 12
Third Set
N O
0 7
7 0
Fourth Set
N O
ft 3
10 7
RECAPITULATION
V HA UP
11 4 0
3 0 0
i 8A ni
ls t 0
5 0 0
r sa ur
7 2o
8 0 0
P HA I)K
12 O o
8 0 0
.-i-iT it y ""ending against Fred
TiZZ-V .1V"nna'r .... Hld H.
WnVi r"mc or tie nll-comcrs.
nl hns not played much tennis
toffittrf" ""! Gh till takes
T n, lrf "woHlonally. He and W.
;k.i i, "'W n "marknble Rnmo
D?v& tn.1T0,and n.erts oml Wlllis K-
a .? Lo,,Bwood last week.
as the committee has just been named
Zut0thn'nm f"nlB to .ay nvthJnJ
about the possible selection of the enst-
m?t all,bUtLt !" CCr,nln ,hat " WiU
make their choice from the following
SdrThEf: ivW "iam, T Tllden Phi"?
Shfi . Jf-l?,,"c?.P' Joflnson' I'hllndel-
5 Nnrrl'lVI0. tl,iCr'VT, lldnhla ;
H. Aorris Williams. Boston; Harry
Johnson Boston; Richard Hartc, Bos
ton ; R. Lin Murray, Ruffnlo : Frederick
B. Alexander. New York; Watson M.
S. ft "! Dcnn Mnthey,
Vlnlnl n lIUS,h K$ltb" XCW Vrk
Jinccnt Richards. New York; Chnrles
S. Garland, Pittsburgh.
Known Western Team
The western team is virtually ccr
talu to be, William M. Johnston. Clar-S,1-0.
Poland Roberts and
u, "? . Dftvlfl- 0no ot the remark
able features of this series of matches
at the Germantown Cricket Club is that
nil of the members of the Davis Cup
team who went to Europe will be there
nnd nil of those who are going to Aus
tralia will be there. It isn't known
yet who will take tho trip to bring the
cup from Now Zealand, but whoever
they nre, thoy will play at Manhelm.
Season tickets for tho matches enn
be had now nt the fJermantown Cricket
Club, Manhelm, or Spalding's on Chest
nut street. '
BROWN TRIMS LEE
Negro Defeats Kenslngtonlan at
Cambria Club
Preston Brown, the negro light
weight, defented Pfggy Lee over the
eight-round route nt the Cambria A. C.
last night.
The scmiwlnd-up, featuring Johnny
Morgan, of Kensington, nnd Bobbv
Burns, of Reading, went tho eight
rounds with the former n winner.
In the preliminaries knockouts were
in order. Bobby Bnrret put a short
ngni to noooy uiik s jaw in the sec
ond session and the latter forgot that
he was in there for six rounds. Johnny
Royse sent Al Shaw to sleep in tho
second canto. The opener resulted in
a fast draw between Joo Spencer and
Hughle Burns.
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WILLIAM II. CONNELL
Chosen on the committee to select
tho lawn (ennfo (cam to represent
the East In tho matches against
the West nt tho Germantown
Cricket Club, September 0, 10, 11
STAGE AUTO RACE TODAY
Eight Drivers Will Compete In 250
Mile Contest
Elgin III., Aug. 2S. Entrants In
tho eighth nnnunl Elgin nntlonnl road
race of 2."0 miles today found the
course in better condition than when
tho event was postponed last Saturdav
because of rain. The enforced rest nnd
extra trials for the drivers and another
week's work on the course have im
proved the chances of tho eight start
ers for lowering tho record of 77.24
miles an hour.
Cliff Durant withdrew from the race
last night and nu accident to Eddie
Henrn in the preliminary trials wns the
cause of his replacement bv Joe Thomag.
Tommy Milton nnd Ralph He Pnlma,
who nro-depending on the result of this
rnco to outstrip Gaston Chevrolet for
tho 1020 nuto racing championship ti
tle, nre regarded ns favorites.
Chevrolet's victory nt the Indinnnpo
lis classic gave him a ,'100-polnt lend,
but either Milton or Dc Pnlma could
pass him by winning the 500 points nl
lowed for today's victory, which is the
last to count for the 1020 title.
Barry Regains Sculling Title
Ixindon. Auir 28. Ernest Barry, former
cull jib champion of the world, reiralned
!h2 a! B."uBy 5V '"In: Alfred Kolton.
the Australian rfrntUp nn n- il-tjLVl
!;ttenr.,.A.U1,.,all. narry- ho lost the cham.
Plonshlp to Kelton on the Thames river
lost year, won by twelve lencths.
VS.JESS-BRIGTT
Loader of Amateur League Must
Win Important Gamo to
vAnnox Pennant
X
The eyes of the Industrial Amateur
Basball Lenguc are centered this after
noon on the athletic field of the Hcss
Brlght Co. nt Front street and Erie
avenue, for hero tho homo venm will
stnek up ngaiust the nine representing
tho Hohlfeld Manufacturing Co. nnd
upon the outcome of the clash depends
whothetHess-BrIght will be nwaraen
tho championship of the Industrial Am
ateur Baseball League. -
Hohlfeld Is occupying fourth place
In tho officlnl standings, but the three
jumps to the lend only means n game
or so nnd the followers of tho lengue
have the.lr own opinions as to which
Is really the better club. Hohlfeld
is out to win, even though It means
thnt n victory will not give them the
flag, but Milton Hohlfeld would, never
theless, llko to land tho berth of runner-up.
Two star pitchers will facet each
other. Both aro well known In tho
Northeast section. Plows' will hurl for
the league leaders and Jack Ryan for
Hohlfeld. Practlcallv the entire league
following will attend me gnme. xne
other contests of the day are a doube
header between American Pulley and
North American Laco on the lnttcr's.
field. The Incc tenm has not won many
games, but quite a number of their de
feats hnvo been by close margins, ns
they nlways bavo put up a good article
of ball.
The Montgomery County Leasrue, as usual.
Is In tha Ilmealare with the plalnc of this
afternoon's scndule. The bit; clash of the
afternoon will be Played nt Bouderton. with
Doylestown ns tho attraction, Bouderton
Earned first place last week when tho
county seat club was Idle And a win today
will mean that Its chances of winning an
other pennant will be exceptionally rood.
A pitchers' battle Is expected between
"Chief" Ilrndley and Stauffer. Lansdale and
Ambler should win their scheduled cames.
It appears as If the Hale Kllbum-U.
0. I came In the Manufacturers' Learua
will ho the attraction that promises the
excitement In the Brumneld circuit thli
afternoon. A defeat for the aasmakera
eliminates their chances of wlnnlnr the
pennant. Nltes Crane holds drat place,
but Darrett has five straight to Its credit
ana mav surprise trie leasers, rreswent
Brumfleld will sound out the manacera this
week and have as many clubs as possible
play off postponed games next Saturday,
which Is an open one In tho schedule.
One of the best little leagues In the
country Is the Delaware niver. In the vlcln
1 .f Tren,on.. ,n " second half neither
Morrlsvllle or Newtown has dropped a game.
They meet this afternoon at Newtown and
the fur Is duo to ny. Rube McKenty pitches
for Newtown.
BURMAN-HERMAN BOUT
Chlcagoan to Meet Champion Before
Coming East
When Joe Btirmau. Chicago bantam,
comes Last for his match with Joe
O Donnell, Gloucester's knockcrout, he
may step Into the ring nt the Camden
Sportsmen's Club, Third Regiment Af-
mory, as the new bnntnm chnmplon of
tno world. Burmnn nnd O'Donnell nre
-cnruuictt to box in tho eight-round
inatpii of the all-stnr program arranged
by Promoter Herman Taylor, but before
coming hero for this match the Chi-
?K.an. ,W,M . mcct 1otc Herman, the
tltleholder. In n bout at St. Louis
Labor Hay It would bo n wild mess
to pick Burmnn to beat Herman by a
knockout, still the uncertnlnty of box
lnP.mn.com'' t0 llRnt in this nffnlr.
The O Donncll-Burmnn match Is the
third number of tho bill scheduled for
the reopening of the Camden Sports
men' Club September 10. In the ilnnl
contest of which Benny Leonard, the
lightweight kinir. will mnkn hU flrut
appearance in more thnn n year In this
vicinity. Leonard will be stacked up
against n hard-hitting welterweight in
the person of K. O. Loughlln. This
match is to bo scheduled for twelve
rounds.
In a ten -round event Jon Benjamin,
of California, will go on with Frnnklo
Conlfrey. of New York, while the six
round opener will be between Tommy
Tuohey, of Pnterson. N. J., and Johnny
Mealy, of Philadelphia.
COMPETE FOR TITLES
Central A. A. U. Championships
Take Place at Chicago Today
Chicago, Aug. 28. Representatives
of Chicago, Northwestern, Minnesotn
nnd Illinois Universities were included
in the 487 entries in today's animal
Central A. A. U. track and field cham
pionships nt Stngg Field. The Knights
of Columbus, who sponsored the games.
presented nn exhibition wrestling bout
between Stanislaus Zbyszko and Pnul
AlvnrcJ!.
"Babo" Ruth's forty-third home run
bat was hung up as n prize for the. K.
of C. courjcil team winning the ono
mllo relay.
ATHLETICS
NEW LEFT-HANDER
Mails, of Portland, RoporV$fy
mack Cleveland on Pro- w
gram for Today
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T.tinte,
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Dykes, 21.
(Irirnn, lb
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Myall, rf
Diirnn. 3b
T Wnlker, cf
Perkins, o
Shannon, ss
Itmnniel or Terry, p
Our A's hnvo connected with a new
Vft-hnndor. The recent acquisition, Jo
the hurling staff of Mack is Walter,
Mail", of Portlnnd, Ore. Ho reported!
to tho club early this morning before
Von Ohl had drifted, in from Mcrchnnt
vllle. Mr. McGillieuddy stntcd that he
would not try out Mnils today against f
i icvnnmi, nut very nueiy would Binrc
him ngniniit Washington tomorrow
afternoon. '
lho rnin this morning mnde today' V
rtnnfnu, n t- CJI.II.m. T1....T. tit.- ....;..... , !
-""hv.), iii. oiuuu iuik u iuiuui: uutcr
tain nffnlr, but the powcrs-that-bc, at
Twenty-first street nnd Lehigh avenue,
declared there would lie n game If St,
. I. !.! .ii.i i j, r
ut.iiiiiii n nui;v;i:.ioui iiiu jhfl jlltLTIlTq.
Scott Perry or Rommel were Mncit'sj
pitching selections todny. Ho was ready
to use the one which warmed better.
Spoke Speaker announced that Guy'
Morton would do the tossing for his
pennnut -contenders.
Tho Indians envo the Athletic n
severe shock cstordny when thev piled
t.r. .. nl..l f ITf....... l it
mi ii iuum in uiit-uu runs wniie our
heroes could only pat tho rubber fhrire.
snappy anti isayior received most of the
pounding thnt the t'levelnndersdcnltont
during the afternoon's holocaust. ,
HtTMMKR nrcsonTH
hu.mmi:u misouTS
ATLANTIC CITV. N. J.
ATLANTIC riTV. N. J.
wellsboro LEXINGTON
Quaker City Take Notice!
The manager of the Quaker Cltv All-Atata
Is requested to communicate with Manager
Holeman. of the Cheltenham Cubs In regard
to tomorrow's game. Call Cheltenham 1272.
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BTKAMHnir NOTIC1W
NOP. SA DF Pts O 8
ntchards ..... .11 34 43 7 0 120 22 0.1
Clothier 31 30 33 0 0 02 12 70
DR. HAWK IN FINAL
To Meet A. L. Read for South Jersey
Tennis Title
Orean City. N. J., Aug. 28. Dr. P.
II. Hawk nnd A. L. Rend ngnin will
play the finals In the South Jersey
championship tennis tournnment on tho
courts of the Ocean City Yacht Club.
Tho spectators yesterday were en
thused by the fine exhibition of net
playing by Mllo Miller in the semi
finals of mcu's doubles, iu which ho
wns paired with F.rlc Wood. Thev de
feated Myers and Morgan, (1-1, (.4,
Mrs. II. F. Kerbaugh. of Beifield. by
bentlng Miss S. J. Tnylor, of Haddon
Field Club, qualified to piny Mrs. W.
C. Tuttln in the final round nt 11
o'clock this morning. Mrs. H. P.
Kind and Mrs. Stanley GoUWmlth bent
Mrs. T. J. (irajson nnd Mrs. Henry
Dlllnrd, and the winners will play Mrs.
,1. u. Htreblg and .Mrs. William C.
Tuttle, tltleholders, in tiie finnl round.
Says He Doesn't Fear Jack Demp
sey's Wallops
Benton Harbor. Mich.. Aue. 28.
Billy Mlske, the St. Paul heavyweight,
matched to meet Jack Dempsey in n ten
round championship contest here Labor
Day afternoon, declared today that he
had no fear of the knockout punches
the champion is fcaid to enrry in either
hnnd.
Miske, wiio fought Dempsey twice be
fore the champion won the title, surviv
ing each encounter without even being
knocked down, impressed his admirers
'with the fact that he is bigger, heavier
and a better fighter than when ho met
Dempey before.
Whllo frankly ndmltting tho terrific
punching ability of the champion, Miske
asserted thnt Dcmnsev had wnllnned
him with his best, but that none of the
blows had dazed him.
Close Is Right
The following letter was received bv tho
SDorts department this morning;
Oentlemen I want to sav Trunk Corry
wns "doe" to a bike record or anv other
kind of a record at Point Hrecza Thurs
du I'orty-four miles In sixty "seconds"
2010 miles nn hour.
I Hie it long way from this city, but
I would mako another special trip here
if I could rldo with Corry for about one
second, A. M. W.
In an early edition of yesterday's Kvestva
Pi HI ic I.EDHKn It wns stated that Corry rods
for-fnur mllci In slxtv seconds. Of course
It should have been sUtv mlnutea. The
error was corrected In the later editions.
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Jim Bonner wishes to announce throunh
these columns that tho rumors that have
been forecast about the dlsbandmrnt of
tho Scott-l'cwell team are without found
tlon. as he team Is still plavlnar and will
continue to play the rest of the season,
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Powell will please take notice and If there
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