JWV ,-4.(vr v: -. A r "V W 'V7 l 'vh' t tT '&S ' H " SB ' & ti KILBANE-tS TO GO ON THE STAGE, WHERE HE HOPES TO BE BOTH A DRAW AMD A ' TT. ' . : KNOCKWf, ENGLISH ELEVEN GETS BIG LEAD s Incogniti Scores 142 Runs for Two Wickots Against Novy York Team The I"COBnlto Club cricket team from to a good Btnrt lu Ncw.YorK iinntnji lt nverford thl"mornlnff. The English. ?!!.? .tnnd of 142 runs with only ,W? Morrison ""a"' tl.e flr.t batter, but v. rti bowled out with only three runs li Miller. T. It. Jnrdlne did somo oen- K" ImttlnK and hnd tjr-clRht, nlif E C. r,ec. who joined Mor not out. i. ) ....-'totni t0 r,2. """J?1 : were Included int ecrai uu.... -,- tywe "jVu'rrowa scored only fourteen rUnV before belnij cntifc-lit out by Utile. The New York club has been beaten enlV four times in the last three years, Jtf from the brand of game they have Seen showing since their nrrlvnl In these rirts the Incogniti don't look as though Her hnil ever been beaten. The Nw York Cup team hasn't a much better record than Man-0 -"War r Jarntics Dempscy. having won tho IIllfx cup for the last two yean, nnd fin! Ins second this season. Their line m h fu" of veteran players who can Ihow more batting and bowling than the Incogniti have had the opportunity f looking over since they arrived here fur their "nortlng visit. Btresfonl Confident "We will give the Incogniti an nwful run for their money," said the Hon. 8 It. llercsford, vice captain of the New Yorkers only, being n ,loyal ad herent of his Urltannic Majesty, he didn't use all those American words. Jlut that's what he meant to say, all the fame. "I think we have a decided edge on the Londoners on the bowling end nnd we have as henvy batters if not quite to many of them. Our side is made up 'of yeternns who know the game both wars from the wicket, nnd if wo don't win the other eleven will at least have to-admit it's hnd n good workout." Again the vice captain mny be lightly misquoted, but such are Mb Ideas translated into the original American. More than half of the New Yorkers have played the game In England or the colonies, which statement lflts a menn Inc all its own in the cricket world. The Hon. S. It. Itcresford is an cx Mlddlcsex county player nnd a wcll Vnonn cricket authority over In Eng land Leslie Miller, late of the Vic toria team of Australia, is a crack left handed slow bowler and a fine bat. J. Pojer. uho learned the game in the West Indies, is a steady bnt and a very good, fast bowler. Hull Good Hatter E. 0. Hull is a good batter who has run up his centuries in this city on previous occasions. O. Taylor, a (ormer Haverford College star. Is an extremely good fast bowier nnd a good fisldcr. S. Southern is a neat right hand bowler who should give the Lon don batters some bad moments. Among tbe other members of the New York tut arc It. and L. Camacho and I'. G. Hales, good cricketers ail. .411 the cricket experts nud near itithoritics ndmit that- Cantata Met calfe's Incogniti players are the hard est batters that have been seen in this country for years, nnd there has been plenty of advance doping as to what they will do against high-class opposi tion bowling. That they are not quite as strong in bowlers lends the popular atmosphere of uncertainty to the out come to the match. The Incogniti players will be in a ricg-nide box nt the boxiivg show which opens the Ice Palace ns n light coliseum tonight. They arc ardent boxing en thusiasts and are anxious to see Harry Wills, who took the number of the well-known-iu-Englnml Fred Pulton. By tho time the Englishmen have seen i baseball game and one of our fights they will know pretty much about American sporting life, as is. The summary follows. J E 1 Morrison, b Miller tl T n Jardlne. not out ft J! 2 "urrowe e Hales, b .Miller 14 . C Lee not out GU I,tr ..:. 15 142 ADLER AND BONSALL TENNIS TITLE Defeat Means and Balch in Doubles Final of Lansdowne Tournament Charles Adler nnd Howard Honsall tMs morniug won the senior doubles 'nnis championship of I.ansdowne in the rnual tournament on the I.ansdowne Playground courts by defeating drier Means nnd Rertrnm Balch, 5-7, 0-0, ", 0 It The ultimate winners did not get go '"! well during the first set, while, on the other hand, Means and Raich did 'ome fine work at the net. which gave 'hem the set Adler and Honsall camo back trong in the second set, which "wy won nt love. IlonsaH'8 nvorheml luLwa'' U.,c fent,lrc f the set. He najcti most v nt th not ...,,? irna mostly at the net Z,tt T BoJ "turns from the back uio team work of Adler nnd Jlonti indhl In lndfiT, ,. i er ,have been better. b'" indhl dually both played excellently. .") the third Ri.f A.it , i.. n an ? K".mt's on 1'ls' service. Means be- m ,t ,s,lRns of weariness in tiiis iderhiCl' ?elpe,d hl8 opponents con- mmi& In "i0 finnl set ,h0 losers "cmmitted several doiihu fnnH. ti... VyrtL!,Ut,r0nernlcd throughout 'the set ?f mtir opnoncnts. Hnnonii n,i "no n aceinimf .. .i ": ":.. """,'." """ Adier inv;:''ul..."u".?'"?,oy-.... p?ons. vas oue of tLe double8 -nm-In til .... i ...... hImIm ii unu ol ltl0 senior d& t iry atk.or- of Lansdowne, "w5. li.hi.B CIothler. ao of Lans- In tbo 8Cores ' -0. 0-2, 8-U. W fln.Mt. Set. Cl0th!.er got.the tt to 4 ?e.6vI nnd n ho score theaM'J m nirke.r rMM nnd With fount" 5la, backb?n'l stroke tied the out ii..4,,0le' ,0'otbler then ran t.m..0..?"0.1'.- b? winning tho next two wtwortW sc wns n arler. His tft 'fantu,lred.jttnd b kept Clothier ThV fM,V0 throughout the match. ith , both nWt y08,, contested. tare. nt men lea,UnK nt different i, V I the camca. hue ! viti BarkL in l8 camcs but tho obl"ty t rourt air? ikeepl,DB uloth,cr ,n th bick nd iTnAi0 uIns be bkhand atroko Mm k cbo.n t0 Kod advantage narWtbe "rt ,and the 'natch. H " tc r v Mrvice throughout the tolnbi othler mads o many of his tolsti, aiijmijijwOTWpAWi'iiMWJLw ib;v k v WCTa ,'iiccaHHiiKf.9Kr :-Mwmmm&M..&&sr1m WOMEN'S TENNIS pyt- -" National Championship Will Be Staged at St. Martins Next Week Fifty-four entries have been received thus far for the women's national lawn tonnis championship tournament, which will be held nt the Philadelphia Cricket Club starting next Monday morniug. It is quite likely that the list will be much larger, for entries will be re ceived until 10 o'clock this Friday morning. The drawing will he made nt tho Cricket Club. The event this year should be one of the best, for included in those who have signified their intention of striv ing for the title are Miss Marion Zln dcrstoin of Boston ; Mrs! Franklin Mallory, who, as Miss Mollu Iljurstedt, won the honors scvernl times; Miss Klcanor Goss, of New York; Mrs. Charles Howell, of Englnnd; Miss Hclcno Pollock, of New York: Miss Anna Townhcnd nnd Miss Phyllis Walsh, of Philadelphia. In addition to the women's singles championships there also will be titular play In girls' singles nnd doubles nnd mixed doubles. Sixteen have entered the girls' singles. The entries thus far follow : WOMBN'S HVBNTH Mm J K llnlley. llaltlmore Jllus Uln linker. California, Xflsn Florence A. H-illln. Npw York, Mlsi Lfll Hnncroft, Doston; Ml Alice lhoftrd, Short Hills. N. J.; Mm. Dorothy B. llrlirg". Wenthampton Beach. It. I.: Mrs. A. G. Ilutlar, llonton: Mm. Condce, New York; Mls Claire Onnaol, New York; Mlu I,oul II. Cnttu. Bay Head, X. J.: Mrs aeorce 1, Chapman. Niw York; Mla Bene Christy, Point Judith, H. I . Mm. B. K. Cole, Boston. Miss Ulpunor Cottman. Ilnltlmori-: Mlsii M.iruerlt DavlB. St. Paul, Minn : Mlsi Gertrude ivila Torre. Naw York. .Mils Pauline Penno. Boston; Mlhs Odette P.dnr. Nw York. Mln I'eKKt Furnuson. Phlladoliihla, Mrs. S B tilths, Hwarthinore. P.i. , Mm. Prank II (Sodfro Bo'ton. Miss nieanor Qoss, Niw York MIhs Torlnnrt C. Uould, Ht I.ouU. Mln Maijorln Hires, Kan San City. Xflss Onrtrud.. M. Hopiwr. i:tile wood, N. .1.: Mrs. Charle Howell. Unit land: Mrs. Id.i W. Huff. Philadelphia; Jlfi. Heam S Ijeacliman. Han Francisco; Mrs. Robert Lo Boy, Now York; Jtrs. U V. I.jncll, New York: Mrs. Marshall McLean. Now York. Mrs Pranklln Mallory New York Miss Madeline Molchrlnn. Miss Ilosa mond Newton, Broolcllne, Mass . Mrs. N. W, Nlles. Chestnut Hill, Muss.', MIbh Ilcl-no Pol lak, New York; Miss Mary Porcller, Phlladd rJila. Miss Mariraret O Itemak. Philadel phia, Miss Helen Blse. HtockbrldK" Mns. ; Miss Kvelyn Heave. Kansas Cit. Mo . Mlsi 1-Mllh Hliruurnev, lluiton, Mrs. Milifl Htraf Tin, New York, Miss nilzaheth Htrutlnu. Philadelphia; Miss r.leanor Tennant. Cali fornia; Miss Molly Dixon Thayer. Phila delphia; Miss Anne U. Townsend. Overbrook. Phlla.; Miss nicn Trevore. New York: Miss I'hyllls Walsh. Philadelphia. Mrs. Barger Wallach, New York: Mrs. Krnest N. Wiener, Harrison, N. Y. , Miss Caroline Winn. New York; Mrs Sidney Wolf. Harrison. N. Y.: Mrs. Bawson Wood. New York .Miss Marlon Zlnderateln, Brookltne, Musi. JL'NIOB EVIINTf! MiS Penelope W Aml'ison rinia Miss I'irs Hjlter Ornnice, N J Mits M'ir'h'i P Bayuid, Short Hills. N J Miss Kllzabath Becker, Jflsa MarRuerltr J Boyle Bdal, Pa.; Miss Vlrelnlu I.. Carpenter. Philadel phia: Miss Louise Dixon, Philadelphia; Miss Mary VeV, Oeary. Philadelphia. Mlsj Caro line Uraham, Philadelphia: Mi's Mary Helton, Qreonwlch, Conn.; Miss Brenda Hed stran, Wllllamsvllle. N. Y.: Mlsj Evelyn Martin, Philadelphia; Mls Katharine Pot ter, Philadelphia; M3ss Carolina Bonuvk, Philadelphia: Miss Helen Rewcll. Bydal, Pa.; Miss Ellxabeth Warren, nichmond, Vu, Old-Time Boxer Dies CheHtrr r.. Sept. 8 John C Truub, one of Chester's oldtlme boxers and ath letes, died here after un Illness of several months, at the nee of forty-two 50am. Traub met In the rlnc such local hoxrH us Ti Tin Lobe, Jack Blackburn, Kddle Lenny and had quite a reputation us u rutin iimu.u! plajer und football player, t O'Dowd to Box Lewis Ted (Kid) Lomls'u llrnt battle since his return from England will bn against Mike O'Dowd, former middleweight champion. Lewis and O'Dowd have been matched to box In tho Jersey City baseball park on the nlaht of Heptember 23 Tho men, when they signed tho articles, agreed to weigh IDS pounds ringside. Ross Breaks World's Swim Record Kteter, Knar., Sept. 8. Norman Boss, of Han Trancisco. awam 300 yards In open water In 3:24 4-S, It was announced that this time constitute a world's record. Five Lend in i' Batters of Ttvo Major Leagued AMKKICAN LEAfJUn Player Club. (i. AIL It. NUIer, Ht. Louis 12K 51H 1011 Speaker, '!erlnud. l'-ifl 401 110 Jackson, ChliUKO,, 138 4(1(1 HI Uuth. New York J: ft2 14U K. Colling. Chicago 13i KZl 100 NATIONAL I.KAQVK I'lu.Ter Club (I. AU II. Hornsbyi Ht. IJuls 12(1 4H7 78 Itoush, Cincinnati. 13.1 48'j 71 Young. New York. 1SI fiat 80 .1. Hmllli. Ht. LouU HA SO. til Wheat, Brooklyn'.. 120, 409 70 11. 180 IDS 147 181) Mr. ,X)U .Ml .375 .303 II. 174 104 1UI) 101 102 Mr. .357 .340 .:!.' .831 .325 fflfexi lBPftJ fipBr EH rt "-pTiiv JIB sETuIaM mI.LH RiaB 9 JJrn lfz9ltlmmUSStKKKttKKKrM Y JH I sT mf PICTURES SHOW HOWDEMPSEY KNOCKED OUT Jack Ucnipsey, world's heavyweight bout nt Iicnton Ilnrbor, Michigan, Referee Jimmy Dougherty tolls off lie stopped n punch by Alisho THOMAS SHIFTED 10 THE BACKFIELD Heistnan Surprises by Shifting Veteran Lineman Not Now at Job George School, Sept. 8. Coach John Helsman made one of the most surpris ing chnnges in the Pcnn football team in training here this morning when ho shifted Curl Thomas, the plunging lino man of last year's team, to the back field. Thomas placd fullback on tho famous 3010 freshman team, with mini players us 1'nrd Peart e, Joe Strauss and Rill Wolfe. This is the firt year on tho varsity that Thomas is to play buck. He is it fine kicker, long forward jiasser nnd beautiful lino plunger. Up stands about C feet 10 inches and weighs about lifi pounds. Dick Frank, sub guard on lns-t scar's varsity, was shifted to center, trunk is a star, stunds about 5 foot it inches, and weighs about 1.10 pounds, and should make an ideal center, being very nggrcssive. The usuiil morning practice was de voted entirely to learning new plays und formations, nnd the sumo proce dure wns followed in tho nfternoou, with a full complement of couches out' for the afternoon practice. Herman Harvey, who has been play ing in the outfield nnd mnnuging the baseball tenm in hlh home town, Minersvllle, nrrlved yesterday utcrnoon, nnd is out for n position In the back field. With his coming. Coach Hels man has n dozen candidates for the backficld position, nnd he will hnve somo job on his hands to decide the quartet whom lie will use. I Haines and Llghtner Join State Mute College. I'u., Hipt S - HlnKie Haines nt lied Lion and J"n I.Uhllir a Mbrmll!o bo. both of hom ur btiunv candidates for bitckrleld positions on Augo Ilezdek'd 1'enn Mate football team. hae rt-I turned. The team that has been practicing , U till ,M.D,.ji ie, nuibu bitu ,7i,t,,, uur u. practice consists of Drown a'nd Orlmer, ends, Heck and Ilaer, tackles: Hauch and Spangler guards: Orlffllhs. center: William, quarter back: Way and Hnell, halfbacks, and Captain Hess, fullback. Amateur Sports JACK HINES'S Old-Timers having woTTthelr last five games, are in fine fettle for their big game with the Will iam P. Itead team, of the Philadelphia Manufacturers' League next Sunday. There is great rivalry between these two teams and n hot battle Is expected, llrennnn will be on the mound for the X)ld Timers and will be opposed bj Itcnson. The Old Timers have a few dates lu September open and would like to hear from such teams ns Kaywood. Colum bia, Pralingcrs, Forty-eighth Ward, St. Monica's or any other teams of thnt class, offering fair inducements. For games address Jock Ilincs, 25.10 South Clarion street. raschnll I-. ('. (away) first class II Cavanaugh, tl(i22 Woodland avenue 1. It. T. Cluli (away), first class. Septem ber 11 and 12 open. J. Whiteside 1143 Oak dale street, or nhone Diamond (1033. Coonertllln Rtunt (awav), first class, Hep tember 11 and 12 open. D. 11. McCoy. 3305 North Second street. Northwest 1'rofM (nway) first class, Sep tember 12. 18 nnd 10 open J J. Hoover. 11033 North American street. Jutper F. C. (away), first class. Septem ber 11 and IS open. B II Battler, Ken sington 1312. Auburn A, C. (away), first class, Septem ber 11 and 12 open. A Landls, Diamond 0035 Mcrvlne A. C. (away), flint class. Seotem. ber 12, 20, 25 and 20 open. Herbert llarock, tiJH North Klerenth Ntrect iiuie & juinurn Co. (away), nrst class. September 12 open. J J Cooke, rare of Halo & Kllburn Co.. Illghteenth street and Lehigh avenue, or phone Diamond 1305, HOLMES fihjrrovca Air cooled 18-20 miles to the gallon of gasoline. 10,000 miles to the set of tires. Coolbaugh-Macklin Motor Co. 3723,3725 Walnut St. Prctton 3S04 chntnpion, knocked out Hilly Mishc, challenger, in tho third round of their Labor Day. At tho right Ueinpscy is seen standing out his fallen foe a tho count of ten. At tho left is shown Dcmpsey's famous guard with which and countering put over a wallop to the jaw which felled the chnllcngcr What May Happen in Baseball Today NATIONAL LKAOIT, W. L. r.C. Win Lose Hnllt nun Cincinnati. Ilrnoklyn . . tNew York, l'lltsburgli, Chicago. .. . Nt. Louis. , tlloston.. . l'hlllies . . 7.1 rl .373 75 57 .!Sfi8 72 BS .554 (17 02 .BIB Mi in .inn 02 Oil .473 50 72 .410 02 78 .400 .571 .B01 .504 .515 .553 .410 .405 .403 .307 .111 AML-MCAN LKAOUE WonJstr.C. Win Ie 81 41) .02.1 Club Cleveland. New York.-.., Chicago Ht. JxiiiIh . ... Doston . WnMilngtdn Detroit . Athletics Not htliednled H.l 52 .015 si 52 .nno .012 04 03 .501 .308 03 70 .470 57 !! .452 50 80 .385 .380 43 87 .331 .330 'rlloiilile-hender. (Kit 500 .382 .328 I SCHEDULE FOR TODAY NATIONAL LKAOUK Nen ork r.t llostun (2 games), clear. 1:30 and .1:3(1 llrookln nt rhllndelphhi Onlj guuies. clear. 3:30. A31KKICAN LKAODK AthlelicH at Detroit, clear. 3 St. I.ouU ut Chicago, clenr, 3. tlnlv rumen, RESULTS OF YESTERDAY NATIONAL LKAfin: I'.mokbn, l rhlllleN, o (1st game), HrnnkUn. 0: rhllllex, 3 (2d game), l'lttsbiirgh, 7i Chicago, 4. New Vork-Hoston. pontooned, rain. Other rlulm not scheduled, A3IF.K1CAN Li:.(ll!K Nen ork, 2) AthlettcH. 0. Delrult. 5t Chlrngn. 0. Wnjihlngton, 3 Iloston. 1 (1st game). ' llniiton. Si Washington, 3 (2d game). Other clubs not scheduled. Remarkable Motorcycle Speed Marlon, Sept 8 The 2ul..mllo Interna tional championship motorcycle race run on the track near this cltv was won bv ltnv Welshner. of Ilrldgeport. Conn In tho re mnruable time of 2 hours 48 mlnuteH uml 37 seconds, or at a rate of 73.03 miles an hour, 7.2 miles faster than last year Leon ard Uuckner was second and Jim Davis third "Full Havana "TTES Robt. Burns' filler is entirely - Havana. Havana of mild selection made milder still by skilful curing, and by the neutral Sumatra jacket which is placed around each Robt. Burns cigar. Drqp in to any good cigar store and ask the salesman for a FXJLX. HAVANA filled cigar a Robt. Burns. Wise dealers know it doesn't pay to try to offer substitutes for Robt. Burns. DEPENDABLE CTQARS " Distributing Branch 1147 North 4th St., Philadelphia NATIONAL SIZES: 15c and 2 for 25c MISKE , SPEED KINGS TO RACE AT BYBERRY Eddie Morris, Boy Wonder, Will Compete Against Vets in Auto Events st't.n ......!.. . 1,a nnn nf the ,,ui iinii n "v .- -- largest ajitomohile race meets he I 1 1 t.I.. 1..At!i.. !-. xniAiif- 1'nitra Will !) ! ,,111 In. ..... '- taged nt the Ityberry fnlr track next Snturday afternoon. . I To date more than forty entries have j been received by the I'hllndelphia county fair executives, wlio. together with the Philadelphia Motor Itacing Associa tion, are bending every effort to givej the public n real treat in the way ot automobile speed. ,, I 11111 Rtrlckler. reputed to be the dirt- track champion of the Kafct, with his famouH No. 10 S. and S. si)ecinl. will be one of the features. Kddie Morris, the voungeht dlrt-trnck driver in Amer ica, will also pilot an S. and S. Bpeolnl, while Ermn ('orjpn. a Itrazlllluii. who linH only lately appeared on American trucks will make un effort to lower the track record lu hiH new Pugeot. Jimmy (Jieuson. n locul product, liaR just completed bis baby Pugeot. and much is expected of this young driver. Other well-known drivers who will be seen in Saturday's cventH ate: The Williams brothers, Henry and .Tmlson, who have been cleaning up recently with their special Ford sixteen valve motors: Percy MncKadden, of (Jlnssboro ; Kill Albert! with n Duscnberg: Harry T.ang with nn Oldsmoblle specinl, and Harry Johnson with a newly constructed racing car with a Dusenberg motor. -rjJ! i Faier"! CHAMPIONS RUBBER AT MANHEIM Bill Tilden, American, Brit ish and World's Lawn Tennis Champion, Will Meet Rival in This City My SPICK HAMi "NJOW for the rubber! Hill Tlidou is n great whist player and he likes to win rubbers. This week lie has n chance to win one, nnd u real ono nt thnt. He nnd Hilly Johnston, whom lie trimmed so effectu ally and comnletelv nt Forest Hills Monday, nro .scheduled to meet again. J "is time they arc to clash on homo soil. mennlriL' thnt strln of terra flrmn nine tne world s champion hits nlwnys called his home tho Geriunntown Cricket Club. TIipso two wonders of the tennil world have met six times nnd ench has triumphed thrice, which gives each n percentage of .500. That figure doesn't please the world's champion, so he is going to make it a 4-8 proposition be fore nnother Hundny dawns, thnt Is assured. The mntclies nt Germnntown between the West and the Knst begin tomorrow and liiKt through Snturday. On Monday Hilly Johnston put up n brnnd of tennis Hnd n fight thnt no other man in the history of tenuis has ever done, yet he was beaten. Why? Uecnuse ho met' Hill Tilden, the real, not the nomlnnl, champion of the world. And Ho Did lo bent Johnston on Monday nt forest Hills it was necessary for the I victor to displny n super-brand of tennis nnd Tilden displayed it. "iiur Illll" von because lie wns not "tho ( better man," ns the granunnrliins I would hnve us way, but because lie was tne best man. ' les, the best man that ever wielded n tennis racquet. In fnr-awuv California' tho fans i would give all they possessed, almost, to see Hilly Johnston, theirvidol. fight - I ing on the turf courts against Tilden. And tliey would get tlielr money n worth if they saw It. I'hiladclphians have n chance to witness this great battle by the simple expedient of going up to the German - town Cricket Club. There they will sec thee two famous rivals for tennis honors fight In the Kast-Wcst contest with the same determination that inurked their play ut Forest Hills. Their mntcli nt Manheim will not be nn unti climax. It will bo just the opposite As remarked before. Tilden iins beaten .lounston tnree tin , tr,,nmcd lm th1 . .. ... . beaten Johnston three times nnd John "ton mis iriuuiiuu .iiii mr mine nwmucr At...... rill.n H,n,n i ..t ST. ...1. ..!... ML MlUCn. XI1U IMIIIAJI UL .1JMUI1U1IU I? , therefore, going to be n red blood battle ' . ww m m 35 SOUTH 13TH STREET A HALF BLOCK BELOW MARKET STREET tomorrow! Tomorrow, This Fine New Royal Boot Shop for Men Will Open at 35 South 13th St. We Are Going to Make it Worth While for Over 50,000 Customers to Come in and See Us, and Arc Going to Give New Friends A Worth-While Welcome. The Treat on This Occasion is "On the House"- a thing No Other Shop in Phila delphia Could Dare to Do We Offer Our Entire 250,000 Mens Fall Shoes Sold at Actual Cost Prices Tomorrow, Fri. & Sat Day and Night to 9.30 P. M. 'vS) i t ij A s, 1 i YXk H f v' We Mutt Limit Thi, Salt to 2 Pair to a Cuttomtr w 'oVV;S V '1 Rom Boot Shop OPEN 35 South EVERY NIGHT Mm 11 ea-ssr- T'W TO PL A Y Big Doubles Match Scheduled Tomorrow Mllllam T, Tilden. 2d., who won Hie national tennis championship Monday, nnd William .11. .lohnston, the loser, "" P loe ieh other next Hntnrday in the Jiist versiw West Inini mntcli nt . Hi, fler tnantown Crirkef Club. The) six players representing the Kast nnil nn equal niun her from the Wwt 1ll meet m followjt Thtirwln V. H. Uorlnnd, Kast. T. II. II. Ilurdlrk. Wet Wnllnrr .lohniuin. VMt. . MIIIls K. l)al. estl W. T. Tilden nnd It. N. Ullllntns, East. vs. W. N. .lohnston and C. J. (IrllTIti, Weet, l"rldaj . C. Caner, East., vs. W. T. Hares, Wet W. M. Wnalilmni nnd H iillnre Johnson. IVist. H.H. Ki."!!? nnd Bolund Itobrrts. Weli It. . WU Hums East. . C. J. ClrlfTIn, Wrt. Hntiirdar , C. Cnnrr nnd C. H. lnr Innd, liist, . W. T. Ilnyen nnd It. II. Ilimltck. vi'eti W. T. Tilden, En at, T". II. N. Johnnton, Veett W. M. Wnshburn, Kust, . Kolund ItoMirts, West. for the rubber. These two players nre very fond of ench other, just like n pair of rival felines. So wntch the seventh tilt. Dinner to Tilden One of the fentuies of the Kast and West tennis championships will be n complimentary dinner to Tilden on Saturday night. At tho dinner in honor of the only inau that ever won the world's nnd the American national championship nil the Btnrs playing In tho tournament will be the guests of the club. In addition to the bonrd of governors, with K. W. Clark, president of the club, at the head, the other dis tinguished guests -will be It. H. Wrcnn, former national president and Ameri can chnmpion ; Julian Myrick, president of the national nsocintion ; George Adee, former uutional president, nnd William J. Clothier, national champion in 1000. Tomorrow the matches will begin at 1 :",0 and this program will continue throughout the week. There will be two singles and one doubles match each day and the mntclies will bo for the best three out of (Ive sets. Chuck Oarlond. who with It. X. Williams won the world's doubles cham pionship, will meet It. II. Hiirdick. of tin We.pt, while Wnlluce V. Johnson, national semitinalist in 1018 and ltiiO; will play Willis K. Davis, of this West. In the doubles W. T. Tilden nnd K. X. Williams, representing the Kast, will play William Johnston nnd O. J. Crlf lin, three times national doubles ennui -pious. O'Dowd and Ted Lewis Matched New York, Spt. 8 Articles have bfen signed for a tvvulvoround bout In the Jersey City ball park on September 23 between Mlkn O'Dniul former mlddleweluht champion of th world, and Ted (Kid) '.owl. weltervvclBhi champion of Hurope Tho fleht will bo n r-i jsion nirnir ine men nre guaranteed a nu's or SXi.UOll. which they will aollt by an atrrfoment to be reached laer rioth men will welxh tn at LIS pounds ringside !.. , m TMOE STOCK There are over 150 of the latest, smart est, brand-new Fall styles; shapes and l)rtturol in 8turd'- fine-Iookinfr Royal High Shoes for young, middle-aged or older men. All brown and black, genuine leathers, including Shell Cordovan. Tho quality is equal to any in other Phila shops at 39 to $16. Our cost prices nre about half, ranging from $5.35 to $8.85 Como look them over, try them on, buv and take them homo with the confidence that we consider No Sale Final Till You're Satisfied This is purely and simply a friend making offer without cash prop ositions, and it will positively end in 10 days. Come in and get ac quainted with this now Shop get their sensational values starting tomorrow nt 9 A. M FOR MEN 13th St. 'a BLOCK nn nw MARKET H WJIalalMsi sip'sJI TRYOUTS FOR BIG R. R. JEET TODAY Winners at P. R. R. Y. M. 'C. A. Field to Compete Septerrw ber 25 at Altoona The aspirants to places on the team of tho eastern division will compete in track, and field events today nt (he P. II. n. Y. M. C. A. grounds,, at Forty -fourth street nnd Parkside are nue. The first four men to finish in ench event will be selected to make tho trip to Altoona on Soptomebr 25, when the championship of the Pennsylvania Rail road win be decided. The meet will be staged between the teams representing tho North, South, Cast and West. The meet today has an entry lint of 10.J aspirants and will start at 2 o'clock. Immediately after the track events there will be n hall game between tho freight traffic department, which won the General Office League champion ship, nnd the Altoona Machine Shops, winners of the Altoona Machine Shop region, for the W. W. Atterbury Cup. Technical Schools Building Construction Reinforced Concrete For pecti neal men eniraired In drafting or erectlnn concreto structures. Structural Steel Problems In steel construction for contract nrs, draftsmen, inspectors and erectors rrnrtlcnl Mathematics Math inatlcs essential to actual work In construction nelds. i:tllnntlri Ooncral Contract or's UstlmateH, Quantities ars taken urf and actual bid pre pared I'lnn Reaillne A thornueh '. 0,.,,r.'!', tor mfn In the various bullillnp trades Prepares for Kstlmatbnr. lliillillnir. ronstrurtlon. nine I'rlnr KeadliiE An intensive rtractlc.il course for ihe man on the Job. Drafting J Individual instruction Merlmnlriil DranlnE An le mentarv rourse.. .Merlmnlral DranlnE An ad- iftnri-d course. r-iftltiE Problems nnd Mnrhlne lleslirn Students may brine In i.rolilema of their own choice to Is uorkeri out under direction of 'lie Instructms Mathsmatics I'rartlcal Miithematlrs Mathe matics essential to actual work 'n construction fields. Knxlnerrlnc Mntlicmatlcs Ap plied mathematics. analytical solutions and mechanics of ma terials. ihoii Arithmetic reactions, dec Imale, percentaKe. ratio and pro. portion. mensuration, simple machines. Chemistry KlementnrT. fieneral. Qunllla t jr. (lunntltatlve, Hpeclal (Juan Illative Problem work In special Melds Highway Engineering A course of lectures and proh .ems In the construction of highways. Navigation Third Mate' I,ic.ns Coure Chief Mule's and Second Mate's t in-nsa Course M.tnter License Course. Blue Print Reading Courses Cleneral lllue Print Coierln plan readine and bluo" print teaJlnc In all Industries. ship lllue Print A course cov- erlnsr all phases of hull con. tructjon. llitlldliiE Construction Ulne Print - -An. Intensive practical course for the man on the Job, Engineer's license Course For firemen who want to obtain an enelneer's license All Instructors are practical men Fees ure moderate. Moat ouraes met two nleht a week for HI weekH, bcclnnlnc Septam i,t r 13 to L'O ilooklets i!l he sent on request Interviews cien day or eenlnr TMCA t i:n'iki, in ii.niNo 1421 Altt'II hT. NtlKTII III'lLDINr. kii:i i.Kiiiiiii Avr.. Wl'.sT III ll.DINU 11U S B2II hT. "Afoef Me at the Ferry" Camden Sportsmen's Club at 3d Reg, Armory, Camden, N. J. Friday Night, September 10 (irrnt llolnx lllll! 100 Per Cent Class! Benny Leonard vs. K. O. Loughlin (12rds.) Joe Benjamin v. Frank Conifrey (10 Hounds) Joe Burmin vi. Joe O'Donnell (8) Tommy Tuohey vi. Johnnr Mealr (6) Price. HI. M, S3 (choicest seats). Few niiiii nt S5. Iluv qukk ut hchott'a (nfe. 13th uml Filbert. ICE PALACE OPENING 4STH AND SIARKKT 8T8 TIcketH on sale LOOK Harry WIIU v 8am MoVay Jimmy Murphr vs. Jack PaimaF at Cunningham Shop. 10 S 6'Jd Ht 14 3 2 9. THE Two other elsbt Penn sauare and BOXERS OVER TONIGHT rnunti oouis. it club All seats are Kuod "seeing;" seats Skatlac start later. Wntnh f.p . Inounoement. nil ,'olnt I'reeip Velodrome. Bike T"VW',,, ;.h''? ttuiiu cycling ucroy K'arnc " "!!i?W!i"-A,jo " 100 Kllomelrrw (0-14 Jlf) u niarirrs t armun, liedell, Cliapmaa, I.uuluile, l.un rente, ( orry Itrsular I'rioe NATIONAI, l.KAOUK PATtK PHILLIES v. BROOKLYN a f :n i -v ' u f ) a i '..e, i a i .: 2te&&& l&tijt Klgaeh &&JjPh&tAM liswflatsMe., v. :.UWiv- J,fA4r j. .f. !. LtlifiiiS: jii2&dyA.-
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