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George Kelly's Bat Has Been the Giants' Big- Stick in Games Thus Far With the Phillies
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PAIR OF KIDS UPSET
THE DOPE AND KEEP
CLEVELAND IN FRONT
Sewell and Stephenson Fill
Game in the Field and
Plate Phils Also
I ICOHKKT . M.WWKI.I.
iprli rdlt.tr I'tenlni: r.ilille l.odef-r
THK real ni.titcrv ba-.cball Iiib in l r American League is Cleveland.
This team nil -hot to piece in the mficld. with what was tiiipocd to he
one of thi weakeM d-fenec on the circuit. ha Mcppcd forward, tdajed nme
real, rcciil.ir. -liim-hatiR bacbnll and now top the itnndiiiSe. (tamo are
won 1" lare mmm, uititiitii: rnllirs urn Mused in tlio Into inning and the
perccntac,. In the won and hut column continues to riow. 'Tls ctraiiRP.
VERY Hlranif. , , , ,
Kci'.ho. knw that the real eirenpth of a ball club, dcfcnsivolr and
Othcrui.c' is around - id banc. Wo hud Ibat. Tinker. to- Kvers-to-Chatice
Ktiifr in tlio old davH. alM. Uddle Collin and .lack Harry. Hrer- and Maran
i1tc. folliur. and Weaver, 1'lctcher and lo.vlc and many other noted combi
nation', mound the kev stone sack. Last year YVamh.ijsnn! und Hay Chapman
Marred for Clow-land. '-how mi; that it is absolutely necevar to have second
and short well guarded.
lint bow about Clivolvnl this jenr? Chapman U Rone, Y nmby lias a
broken arm and two raw kids are tillinz in. Neither has bad any major leiiKtte
experience to pcak "f, altl.o.ifth Sew.'.l faced the tet in the world series,
.lust tuc -nine, he is mi'vperiiii.Ml. and the -nine goes for Stephenson at
, , ,as... Wl-e ctltiis predicted that both would (lop before the superior
pti.diinK. but m-tcii'l "t thai the are leading tl lub in hittiiiB ! Can't
beat an.whiu,: like that .
The Sewell-Stepheti'on i ombinnlion is the talk of the baseball world.
Evervbo'h is .sittliiR up and guessing bow it bnppened. Kids are supposed to
wait a few ears before bimtitiR into the fast jet: but nothing like that in
this case. Two college ouths. plucked from the University of Alabama, are
out in the ..pen showing the experienced bird bow the game should be plucd
uud i. Ipiug the . hauipions to keep their place in th" sun.
linscb.ill is a ery funny game when you think about it. Managers and
owners are bowling about the shortage ..f placr. the high cost of talent and
thing- like that, yet cwi.i ..nee in a while a -mart per-on goes out and returns
With nn in infill "of y.'Uiig and tender pro-peels which usually turn out all
to 111" good.
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CnWIi: UAl'K 'I nl it in hf nlilcn dny when Ac dug up his
Slon.ono infield, (inneV Ktekeii got Sister and John McGraw rfn
. ii ru-.; relink 1'ei.vh. Voic come the kryitnnr fciil. grabbed from
tin fried-hum hell, uuettrii in the pwtuic mid are making good.
Pair Signed by a Football Coach
MANY M'Tic have been told about the -igning of Stephenson nnd Sewell.
but here i- the real dope. Thc were signed together by Xen Scott,
football .on. h at th" 1 niverslty of Alabama and a newspaper writer In Cleve
land. Nmi adwso.l b"th bo- to take a chance at big league, baseball after
seritig i hem in ii.-tmti. lie got contracts for them, nud it is doubtful if the
puir ot more thnu .r0n. They are worth one hundred times as much now.
And here's a peculiar ungle. In college and In the summer league Sewell
alnii.t- p!ae. -e.ond bneo and Stephenson short. Tbey worked well together
then, but nobody ever drcnmd they would be switched. However, they .eem
to In sitting along tin" in their now portions and Tris .Speaker refuses to
change them.
l.n-t enr Stephenson was regarded ns the best baekflel.l man in the
South, lie was an ideal build for a football plajer, -ix feet tall. IS." pounds
in weight and reinarltably fast. He could run the ends, buck the line, punt,
drop-kick and forward pas. Although his right arm i- a trille crooked bo
caue of :i fracture, he .-ould throw a football sixty yards, which 1- going
some. That same throwing arm is helping considerably in baseball.
Stephen-mi was at the training enirp in Dallas as a guo-t of Tris
Speaker. He bad no idea of joining the club until after he graduated in June,
nnd left the training camp after a thort stay to play In n college ball game
against Yale. He wasn't given a thought until Wnmby broke bis arm and
I.unte hi- substitute, was carried off the field with a badly sprained aukle.
Then ii hurry call was sent to Alabama and Stephenson reported. lie must
go b.i. k to -I bool to make up the necessary work to get a diploma, but he in
willing to do that.
' IS irv I range to tec 17 youngster make good from the itnrt, i
i.rjj thi i ntr wtth Mrphrmon. .Yo( nnt'.i that, Seicetl aim i kirk
nn; in ii-tfi ".line ttetlur irork. the etitb i iciniu'113 6all gnmei and
1 ii- Speaker should worry even if the rfopc is all shot to piece t.
A oti' Take the Case of Our Phillies
A I.I. .f tins goe- to prove the uncertainty of our great and only national
game. F'iintance. take the Phillies. Down South, in spring practice,
the i lub looked like a bi(, giggle. It was an excruciating joke, and every
body who saw the clib in action laughed heartily. This was berauee of the
in-and-out pitching, the patched-up infield nnd uncertain cntching.
It was easy to figure th weakness of the club. You btlll can do that.
Vith I'aulette out. t:r-t bn-" is weak. Jack Miller can play for a time, but
is lik. I t.i go to the -idelmes ut any minute. Cliff Kee, a catcher and sub
outfielder pur. iia-eil frot.i Pittsburgh, I- his substitute. It is doubtful if I.eo
can pla.i first bu-c If In- co;).! h.) still would be in Pittsburgh.
U.n. lings i a fair second baseman, hit Parkinson at short is a kid
who sti'l ha- u lot t. learn, nnd Wrlghtsione at third is not the greatest fielder
in t In- world. 'Iherefoi.' joii .an figurt! with little difficulty that the Phillies'
infield i- v. rv weak, and how enn u club get anywhere with a weak inner
defense 'ike that'?
I!l T th" Phils are winning bull game- and giving every opponent a
stiff nut lie. Thev have be. n p'nwng two of the Mtringrt tennis in the league.
New V"l. at"l M-" Mwi ati'i iuv. n it be.'ii di-gr.'uvd In fn.-i, t;, j I., i.,. .
eierv b" a- g'""i. i' ii"' better, thuti the ixp. iire. p-ri..icei vi.ir. p lining
wnli in., f .nil- nud I lodger- Wr'gl'tstoii" n a go,,c third ba-emun. Par
kinson I- n i"a sj.irt-t .p and .la"k Miller i a bear of a first --acker. That
how ou MA V K . ft ire it after seeing the club In action.
Tii-r. f"f . v. !'.' .'n tell in bn-eball. The dub win. h l.iok. saddest
on pap r .niiiet'ii.es pu' "Vi-r ihe bi.- .'ir:iri- and mal.cs the smart - u'k rs
sit down :n ti.. i n r '" w bo -e and won-b r what it is ail about. Such
has been the c,i .e w h t'le'elui.d illi'l t'l" l'lili.'-. IJo'h i Inii :i. m there
lighting. I ii" p.a.vi- vs. in -1 ndm.t tne; nave a bum fain and eier.v gume is
ought and dipu'"l t" th" bitter . i"'
That is one ,.f the r ann f..r t! . pop'tl irit; of baseball. No matter how
good a tram look-, it always enn i. beaten, and no matter how terrible It
appeur-. there always is a huti. e f.r n big - .rpri-e.
f1.' I'hili nrr l.etr riiif.iv and i'i" p ii 'J cnc iritA llostnn. The
I lltn'i- ri'i'ird 'i ,i-rv lii'k mi li?i,khii vhen they n nn live nut nf
the 'i. f " ..inn ., h ' h't th' lid) nnd frH by thr niyiiidr ehev
il.ii. ! I'ii 'inn'. . ' i .. pil'K I here thii ioek the uitu
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STETSON STARTS SATURDAY
Hatters Inaugurate Season With
Wid Conroy'3 New York Ship Nine
The M. l -i i, u " t - ha -
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and I'ort iik a new batter).
Places of Veterans, Play Star
Are Heavy Hitlers at the
Spring Big Surprize
'ii n ?ir;iioird to l,e niyit'v
Death of John Smith
t,,.- st.it" of New .lerse i. ueid
ind he pa.s.d nwav nf'er h v.iliunt
,.-,. to W'll uli'll tile (Je.i: lii feree
"t 1 bitjgi . pi h"iiri . u1, e,.an,
1 "i..::.nndec respect ut n't t,.,,, . be. aue
t.'i.-irtie fur Isinm-f I'I i .leisev, He
r ' vd 11 tn fir 1.. .ei vii n., e
! . is 1,1.1.. and iii'.ie . and i!.,ting wa
. ,p 1 ! . sport a long
I HI ti." .ey, -inure '' i,l tr.e cnintll'-
it .,11 di'toinped In t-ie ..m.. , ami when John
!- t.i dr..)i rverytb.ug ai,. i,.,t t., nnnny bini.
'p t'"r i.otbiiig
1 ' . re at a I bn ;, .,,i , ',, , , Jersey and
In Ii'- ..w, state 1 sin 1 mi tin. pair.. ns were
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I.- ..'.or ii".,ng 1..1 . f..!lfm 11, h,s fri,.tel.,
! in I i' 1 in.., 11, ihe niii'r nf
tiryr,ttrn. Hit :imk u ill h(.
Tost at utionul Tonight
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Natiuiial tonight.
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ll.i'-r Ylurukunii
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with a record of
' hi sen, mii f.,r the lon-jard tl.oh. Is
H'i'l.ii'.n. II.- is a' wuard "itli
'" stii.t, ,IM. pla.'.s wit, the hril-
".Hi''' i.f ' l,e i.lltlielile s nf till l'lline.-e
tca-n when it tirst s,il.( u,j c.iiinfry
soiii- le.iis aZ"
A lendi has been eiiRnyed for the
opening .md nil' lein its concert at
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PENN TRACK TEAM
MAY WIN TITLE
Performances Against Harvard
Lead Experts to Bolievo That
Red and Blue Can Repeat
HEAD RAN BRILLIANTLY
Penn'.s chances to win the intercol
legintes. to be held next month, re
ceived n big boost Saturday afternoon
when, the Red nnd Hlue trackmen over
whelmed Hnrvnrd it!' 1-". to 17 ".-.'!. I'p
until Saturday afternoon I'enn studentH
nnd. graduates were inclined to think
that they had nnythlng lit it bright pros
pects. Since the meet the sole topic
nn the campus has been "wo ought to
win thn intercollegiate.' nealn."
Of the men who scored points for the
Red ntul Hlue last year on Franklin
i Field in the chamnlnnshinn. onlv War
ren Hampton nnd Sherman Landers
have been lost. Karl Kby, I.nrry
Itrown nnd Hob Maxam remain, and
this trio proved their ability on Satur
day by scoring 'J.I points. Added to
these three. Conch Robertson can count
on Ibinald Head, who flashed across the, i
finish line borne twelve ynrds in front
of Captain Dennis O'Connell, of the
Crimson, in the two-mile run; (teorge
Meredith, who ran a beautiful half
mile; McFmlden. who scored in both
sprints, and Johnny ltarlels. in the
field events.
Once the field men show form l'enn
will be strong enough to innteh nny
college team in the land At present
only Dartmouth and Cnlifornln appear
to be formidable rivals of Pennsylvania.
The Princeton team, which lost out last
ear. remained virtually intact until the
faculty ban set in and deprived the
team of several of its heaviest point
scorers. Harvard, Vale anil l'enn State
are not figured strong enough at the
present writing to be serious contenders
for the title.
Conch Robertson was more than
pleased with the showing of his men
on Saturday, but, a.s always, be did
not wnx over-enthusiastic. "I am well
satisfied with what the men did against
Harvard. 1 doped out that the score
would be a little closer and had we not
received the breaks in the high jump
there would have been little doubt of
the clo-eness of the score. Don Head
ran a beautiful race against O'Connell
nnd should figure in the scoring this
year."
Captain Dennis O'Connell. nf the
Harvard team, was plainly heartbroken
orer losing the meet, and particularly
the two-mile event. After praising
Cnptnlu Kby and bis mates, O'Connell
-aid that be felt Harvard would be
much better later on in the season as
the team has hud but three weeks out
door practice.
The best performance of the after
noon from nil angles was Rob Maxatn's
font in winning the furlong from the
speedy Gourdin in 1H ! seconds, the
same 'time made by Hrown. of Prince
ton, last May on the same track in
tho intcrcollegiatei. Several of the of
ficials, who have followed track ath
letics for ninny years, were of the
opinion that Mtixam would have come
mighty close to tying or breaking the
recent' unaccepted world's record made
bv Charlie Paddock on the coast. The
claim was made that the track, because
of the ruin, was at least a second slow,
and if that be true Maxam would have
tied the Paddick mark. Maxam's speed
.an be attested by the fact that he had
fullv five yards on (Jnurdin. who is one
nf the best sprinters in ca-tern college
rani;-. (Sounlin defeated laani by
inches In the 100 after a neck-nnd-ncck
battle the entire distance.
Contain Karl Kby proved to the Pentl
followers that he is In great shape for
the relay on I-nday nn.l -vatiiruny.
He turned the .piarter in 411 !t-." sec
nn.U excentioniil time when the con
dition of the track Is considered. The
Red nn.l RHi" tlier did not over-exert
himself in the half, hut whs content to
win out by two ynrds ftum his team
mate. Meredith.
Don Head by bis pcrformnnee Satur
day should be' well up with the lead
ers' In the two-mile special race on Fri
day afternoon. Larry Hrnwn's running
in the mil" and Sinalley'- wo"k in the
burdl". were other future- of the
meet
Pen Points
The tlrl-l'litci' i Inner ' ;' nice; r, M re.
e i't.- le-i.-r f'r'n Nji-huls epd Wood-
.id' .' 'S- el P-'W In-M le ihe leclpl-
ns nt ''.e c.ie'"1 I' ih.. uih?r.4 ha'-ip;
Willi It III HICMe.' niC'".
t.eerce Merisillli ror.itnues to Imprnt, with
-.rv taee Itv 'ho time me iniercolleflatei
a. t s'ound the brother of the peerleia Ted
hou .1 ranK v.uh ihe teat In tho country.
Th" lile surprise of 'ho nvw was the man-n-"
'.i thU-h 'l.e widely heralded I'rlni'on
fi-.drr..n ?e!l doen Th.';.' uer expected to
wiii "i-e p.a'e ln e'l tt" trac!t enta. hut
f. 'I non "i '! hinh tump nnd ah. it-put In
-. I. h is tti- fW ir.-l i j i.. ex " pilonally
l'"'H ,.
The lo.. nf lllll hninhers. No n in tl
r-" . eiirni th) hh8 irii'k"n u .h eppendi
. en ea Sa.uida, I. one f h h.irdeat M'otM
i'ia. I Wrinht has ret ved 'hi Hea"n
. hiinlrs is one .if tho h-,. oarsmen In th
sh il nnd was epe.' ed t.. pr'.ve ,, iot,r of
aireinth in ihe final rerattu.
rennsit,inlii and Yule rriiiluate s-e io
i .r;. " a d-.e riiM oh Hi" H'iultane
Hi.- aetiie i m- rrx' nonth Af'"' the de
t,,,, ,f 'h.. Il'jl fi'ia- l.v .'lurl!" Mitchell's
ush' ee.eral Yule Kra.lua'e, ri.Bli.T.BCj the
elm nu.nlisr of Tenn men t j a ii' and
I i hj! hm w " pi"t
The liiisidmll mme ehe.u..d tie HHiid.it
aa' re'ween Perm and Vale e hleh tvae
a..e. .ff li..i-8'.le i,1 the i.iln. umi be plsve.1
.here on June J Two tfanu-s a'.i on ihe lied
and ltlu acheduie for this w.e'..
lolina Hopkins ijine.! I'-nn hn. ,. In k la
erosie Bain" in m.'.nn." Ssijrda after
r.ooll II "J a I'. v,ta the Aral I.HKue K.ime
for .he Red und Hlu.' In.ilnl'tt '.. pcnelrale
tne hom 'ean defei,ia pr.te.l the de
termining tc".r
N. Y. Amateurs Win Canadian Titles
Toronto. Al-ri' ". N-- t York amateur
Loxeri w ihr' ' i.i.i.l.in iml.onal t'il"a
in i 'v ts -t !..' '.iin n.im ii' nrr. in-n
It. lOeau norfr" Amer an naiu.nn: Lift. pound
' eheinpl'.n 'on .n Met laaa Jack Urndley.
i.f S.-. Vl''.. "i. " ''.!' Ill pound cliis
I .ind Ylon mei V'.Kir..iri New Wilk Hr.il.t
i.m'i'eiir inld.r.M. iah' champi m cipiureii
I'ii- l.s poind "l.e M..or i loir, h of To-
lon'o prut, iiiil .he t inner i wtth me.jats.
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ff hat Major League
Clubs Did Last ff eel;
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! men lrft on Im.e nml runs .i-nrrd h op-
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WHEN A FELLER
Local Business Clubs Will Meet
on East Course at Merion
on Thursday
MATCHES BY HANDICAPS
ny SAXDV Mi'MIJMCK
The Kiwanis-Rotary Club annual
golf tournament will be played Thurs
day of this week over the east course
of the Merion Cricket Club lit Ard
more avenue.
Plans for the affair have not yet been
completed, ns the entries are still a ques
tion, but it is expected that there will
be foursomes nnd singles, an all-day
affair to exceed in pleasure the strenu
ous time bad by all la-t year. This
year it is planned to bold both a lunch
con nnd dinner, besides the golf.
Henry V
Ruse, secrelnrv of Hie
,.
golf committee, announces timi tiny '
member who desires to donate pri7.es,
may do so. nnd that main consideration
for playing on the teams will be given
those -ending in their club handicaps ,
prontn.
The following member have pre- ;
viously played and may play next
Thursday: .). S. Anderson. W. T.I
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Ahell, V. T. Andrews, Henry llassett,
YV. U. Rrendlinger. II. C. Riddle. J. II.
IowerH, .I. lodgett. K (, Cross,
C. ( asincr. I., r. leolf. .1. 1.. Ull-
Ion, YV. K. Dwier. A. II. lMgnr, It. 1".
Kggleston. J. A. Pry. .1. K. Pile, Jr.,
A H (icutitur I. P iieu'. A. C.
Hampson. I.. 11. Heist. II It. Harper.
J. II. Hurtt. Jr.. (i. A. Henrich, W
II. Hushes, (J. H. Jackson. II. T.
Jordan, W. I), l.ober. II. J. I.utta,
II. C. I.e.lig. M. Moore. A. M.
Mathews. M. .1 Miilkin. M. Mont
gomerv. I) .1 Maguire. It. YV. Phillips.
J. II. Ponierov. YI. Roberts, r. Stein.
p. c. stpaie.. s. a. stuard. ;. a.
Stinson. II i. Stoekvvcll. frank'
Shoble, .1. C Snjiler. YV. R, Stain-
ford. K. It Stninlord. ;. It. Miusser.
YY K. Tiiiker. Chare, A. Tyler, .1.
11. Tracej. R. A. Van Maarcti, .1. S
YVatsnn. I'. D. Williams. YV. It. Will -ton.
.1. R Wilson. II. !:. Wheeler, (i.
.1. Weirsg.-rher, .1. K. Wick. WriKKllis
nnd R. W. Yerlies.
Almut meryhoily encountered the 'Ui
has a word to auv alwut the prellmlnarj
ahowln of Alexa. StlrllrK abroad. "Shu Is
taking ft un-inlmeus laclnc," la the commeni
She has rot won. hut. playlnu stranire
courrea In atranqe land, t.eforo atrniiBeis.
under eii-ene e.indli'ons. ah? lut.i tlntHhed
aecnnd on 1 'hlrd in mcdal-p'av events. n.n
her atroni; vul'. 'hir own reaction is hut
the rtronuer . i h r .'hkncen In mati-h pta
u-here we "cji" e1-" will ahlno brllllitnt y in
the I'r.tm'i . I .in, nfhlp I
Now Unit "' women' a team msici ere
fa'rl; urn..' m It looks like th IT. Lei
Club "'rtr-'. an I "ecruha" vould Hli.it.h
the ninln 'r p'.-e. In the flrat two le.irruen.
and that 'r w a ..ipuf.ir.l would ee n uie
l.etvtien Lnndone and Huntinitdou V.ll
let '.! i'h Uin ehuncea f.iv.nlnif ihe : n
tcr
laical .rhiwiUio.ts are hentiinitiir to Inl-res!
thema e .'i ihe inter. chola-tilo ctiitmpl'.n
ships vtlceh -a III he played in May a Marlor
t'.-v 'e.tip. tli lie entered liul 'h.ie ttlli
ho marc entrant, for the Indivlduu! t'ue
There will !" a nn.'iipir of clf cini'o.l'..e
rhiurni'ii ..t llut.tlnzdon Valley on May n
to dirci i. .In "reiitW ix. dfer and Ma I fin ' -ration
TI .a Is the lpe, not a club mornher,
who noi.'i '-uni riursii to course anns fee
aan nr..itei.i' worrv A sreut lite ti'i ihe,
clubs ".l "
J. Wn.nl I'hllt II be the sraet nf honor
at the "n." n. elnii: cf the tfe.iaoii of th"
Winter ,s-i..' l,.auu" Thursday of tlna tte.-k.
"Vt'ondle wl'l ri preeent Ihe le.ibtuc In tne
Ilrllleh chat. ipemahtp t'lnlt 'l' husll" back
I., .lefenl 1'- title lu Philadelphia, .ham
plon
NnthlPB irltrs Haiet' Uulh quite (,-. aim.
Ihrl'.l H d. ' a drive tint (lies ntr Ih" tee
far down 'he fairway with the ever-rlalnlx
climb of a e allow suburbs nl'.v ilea
trylPK 'i out new with a bnsebi.il hat and
ball. Here, tour nojners so tar. i
The I'lltsflrhl (nilf I'luh has J.j . ),e.i, or
paninel n t'iHnrbueita as t:,e . heap.i.t
ilub in 'i.e eounti:. Tho Inli'.ition f,. i.
JlO A dj'1-ald four l-as been la t oil,
at tl V'" sfu&l cost Fifteen lundred i,
t.llcsitons tor mmberhin were mar,,) ti
promlpi't 'ituens and Ifi'.o reiurne.l wlih tl
in li" . ''ho wouldn't al-cepl,
Gi-t
etc ,
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NEEDS A FRIEND
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
AMiniir.YN ixAorr:
Won li.t I'.t . Win Lose
Clrvrlnml 7 11 .inn .:7 .M
Washington . . 0 a .fill: .:oo .
New- Vork . ... ft It .M .nil .
t'liienvn :i i .fin ..vh .a:..
D.tniit ... a t ..." .."!" .a:s
tUiM.m . . . a 4 .li!l ..vs :.
St. IhhiL 4 n ,4ro .tM ,hf,
Athletlrs . i r, .Mil .: .'.J'.
NATKINAI. I, t:i.t i:
Won I.t r.C Win l.oe
New York . .. o 'i .:.vi .:: .en
i I'lit-iiiirBii ... h n .::: .7.111 .in
IChleilBo .1 !! .711 .:"' .B--1
llrooKbii ft ..ma -I' 1 .IH
, Host mi 4 ft .100 .1.1.1 .sat
I'hllllrs, . . a ft .:s .11 .:m
1 C'lnrlnimtl ... 7 .Mi .117 .3113
SI. IjhiIh . I C, .tin .MO .I'M
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INTKUNATIONAI. l.KAtil i: STAMHM1
W. I I'.t . W. I., r.c.
Jersey City 4 1 .HOOTornntn. . S i ..100
Nrmtrk I I ,K0i) srnriise '.' :t .'iin
Itiiltlmnre :t I .;.-,!) ilrmllns 1 .1 .'.'.10
Koi'lii'Slrr 2 i .,10'l lli.tln." " " .000
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
natiiinai. i.i:.mi:
Ho. ten ut I'lilliiilclphlii,
New York nt llrookbn.
ClilciiEn at Clnnlnimtl.
I'ilt-liurtli nt M. liiils.
Aitrjiic.YN i.i:.YCJii:
Athletlrs nt lloston.
YY .uslilimton nf New Vorli.
Detroit nt ( Ideas.).
St. lmi. nt "lorl.inil.
iNTi:itN.ii(iN.Yi. i.i:.nti:
s.vriiru-e ut .lersry Cltj .
li,..r..i.. ... v .
....ii,,,,. ,,. irniiih
Tonmlo ni lli-nilltm
Uoclicsterulli.iltlmi.ro.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
nytionyi mw ir
Sr(v nrl ;; - '
Ilr.wkl.v11, -., Huston, n.
rittsburxh, "1 Clnrlnnml, 1.
Chicuo. Hi st. txnil.. ;.
AMKltlOAN i.r.Ytiii:
Miis'ilncton, 3; New York. 1.
,,rlrriV.Jinmill"':5: V . ..
I AlhltlrLlloMiii . not scheduled.
1 ivrrnvATiONAi. ,i:Afit'i:
Ne.nt.. I; tinnuio. dir.i uiim-i.
N,""rl .i llufTnlu 1 (Hecoml irmne).
I A'rfiWrX!,;'. iT-Si JSKS!.
Toronto. Hi RfihIIiie. 0
Il.lllllllore, .1 Itoche.ter. ;.
.YJIi:iHCAN ,SIM I.YTKIN
Irdo Si IiiiII,iiiiihin. ,'.
-I. P.iii' A i .Mlliinul.ee. I (in Imilnc.
Iviiil-ns ll. IS, Mliininumlls It
I oliimlius, 0 l.oulsillle ,-i.
... .
DOBSON AND ASCENSION TIE
""
-. ouuicica- ucaaiocK in
Allied uup Semifinal
The Ilohsnn and A eeni,,i. ,
elevens met in the Allied C.i. m ,i .
iiiiiii iiiiiicji nt i iininiKion
and. lifter battliiiE one hour
,;,:,:; t;
... n Mort'ics iic. iia,ic(i inur I'Mra
periodri of ten minutes e.i h unii n0
result nnd the Knnic was .ailed.
The teams will coiiie loRi'ther on the
Mime irroiiiiilH next Sunday. Ascension
had the better of the imii of nlay. but
Ihere were few ihan.es tn 'score.
Whitel.v, of Asrensloii, liml n line up.
pnrtiinit) to win at the e.t.ii t ..f the first
extra period, but failed to take inlviin
tace ami Inter in the . ..nt.i Post,.'
and Rrortii. of IloliMin. .i.iul, Imve
.'"iinteil, us they onl.i had Carroll, tM.
Asei'iisimi Konlkeeper to beiil. but were
uneipial lo the occasion.
Blackstone Booking Games
i.
lope .liiniiirs I. ti lit'..-,. i.,.e.
old team has renrir.inu ! ui.d w ishee i . ar
lanKe Knni.'s with I -nrn ' h.iiriti I. nine up iinds
and otf.irlntr fall Imlui nu I le The follow inu
men hi under th c. ,,f Mamicei S
Mn'Uer It llllhi.riiia'i . i . Ii. I II I.i.mii
pltiler. M Skoln'ik fl " I it .- S huaii'
inei.nd I m, Marll'. thn. I I .. s r.lKei'
rhortatnp ,lier t l ' Ii, .1 , nl I . .-: '
, nil. r fl" il ii ml M 111. , , r lHfi l. ', a '
Ii.oih .. riihnaitii, inn .-...uti, ,aWr,,.
el re. t.
i early 170,000 Pans at
Seven Sunday Cames
.NYTIONYI, I.I.M.I I.
t Ne ,.rk (il.ints i. I'hlli. . '17 111,0
l llrawil.l n lloilBere is Unites 0011
At !, l.olll Curds is tube j-, , 'III
Vt liu'lnn.iti IttsU m, I'lniies sioiMi
Tl" 'I SIMI'll)
Wir.ltlfAN I. CAl.l
l (lll'i.llo Sin . liter, :t". IHHI
AI W.i.hlPBl.Ml .sen nor. t, '"'"",'
linker. j IMn
AI (leielund Inili.ins i.. Itrnnn. .jn ()K,
lol.ll
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CARPENTERS!
ouuairiK iinu repniniiK time is iiere.
carpenters, painters, paperhangera,
through an ad in
THE LEDGER
MORNING and EVEN G
VESPER'S
SENIOR
FIRHT rM HIT
mm 9 III 111! 9 m
Jack Kelly Replaces Lost Oars
men With Lighter Candidates.
May Not Race Navy
TO TEST BLADES WITH PENN
J .Incl; Kelly's plant to gel. logether it
i senior eight -oared crew to meet the
Olympic champion United Htnte.i navy
elRht over the mile nnd riBO-yard course
on the Schuylkill ih the American Hen
ley Regattn on Saturday, Moy "S, re
ceived a decided setback with the loss of
four of his heavier ratidldatra, hut
Jack is not discouraged in his task nnd
has filled their places with newcomers,
although the ipinrtet of, aspirants Is
considerably ligbter
,I u ur"v" . ,0 iVW l,,Cn ""T,'1 1
mLm? ''' v Ji1Mr(01l,nr1' N,?- ,ln
MacMasers, .No. -I. nnd Ciiselhur.v.
1 ho now oombiiiutioti has been
rowing together for almost a week In
his order : Nelson, bow ; Carton, Men-
.- t "iwiu 1 my au( .ii,vt'Mf 1 n'ii ii, nut iv
Costcllo, Kelly, stroke; Kwiup, vo
Hwain, nelly nnd ( oneh JIuclIer nre of the
. .
opinion that it is worth while to Icecp
up training for the big test with the
navy cignt. They will have to show
- - . --.-. ...... ...
tin; nece-sarv niiiieb. however, or the
1 . , 1-I . I. .,f,,, , V .... Will " Hbl,U.II .I'll.,
. an to compete in the first big local ; whisper through the city
regatta may be nbandoiied. The men To come again to Morning, if it's
who formerly were in the shell were only in a dream.
welehl ''.r.VT'W' l,ro,,,'5,t ''", nvrfc The His Invasion
weight up to 1 iS pounds, whereas the ,,,,. , , . . . .1
reconstructed crew will tip the scale nt i QMAI'1' w"'lt.T that one Jonathan
about IfJS to 170 pounds. I Hull is dusbitig around in circlen to
It is planned to row against Pent! ' act his athletic bouse in order 11s ho
route night this week and the workout ' completes the final defenses of his be
will be welcomed by both, as it will give 1 lcagured nation.
a lino on the nblllty of the Maroon nnd Within the next fortnight or so the
(Jr-ay sweepswlngcrs and also give Alblonlc echoes will resound to the trend
Conch Joe Wright ti line chance to try of Ucvereux Milbuni. ltumsey, Hitch
out Yale's conquerors before they leave ' cock. Stoddard, Webb and Htrnwbrldge
ior Annapolis where they tow against
the Middles on Saturdn
ay.
Strokes and Splashes
TPie I'rnn lliirso ennlor four 1ms lien
rnni.iiiiiu niimper'i nv th.. oss or il. she .
ii'hlnh I. ,.K.i..n. .' ..... ... ..
lvn.!.cJl.. . unUerBolmr rfpnlri... tiut tiinnntie.1
n worknut In the mornlnc
The en iv r we.l
Will R 1V.1l.rrrhinl.il !rbn I.' l.....lAr
nrhmlilt. S. M .llnrj. 2. nivl I'l.ftln. how.
. nrl lvlne. who tormorly rowe.l No. '.' on
this four, will represent his cltili In the
senior slncles.
f'nr'ner 11111I nrtlve tnemliers nf the YVcst
I nilll'lelnhl.'l lllint I't.lll n.rt ,,l ,,,nt. I nnm
mi'morsto the il'leth anniversary with n
Kanquet on Weilncndiiv evenlrii at the Itotl
Lorraine, fantain M i i,V. '";i .
n thn l!ol I
ii.eeptiinres from n numl.er of well-known , golf, polo and tCIIIIIB. If they cant
oarjinon who will 1. on ihe siwaliers' llt. I lni.nk tliroiiL'b we don't see what can
nmonK whom will h llllm Wnr.1 formi-r ,,linh Illiouj,ii. ill linn 1 si-i. wiiui. tun
Perm co.u-h nn.l who Hike" clmrlfo of "he I lx 'l(' 'll")1" ". t'-ti'0Pt t wait an
Quaker crows commen.lnu M.iy 1. I other year and try again.
fi roach Harold Mnddel. of r.nnsvlvanln i AdvailCO Prospects
ir.fr.ioV'i'i.h,1''. ""'!!'"' ', '""leuit to keep ' rnl 1 1'- advance chatter on the situation
ft Junior claht toneilier the ork of nmno 1 I . , . . , ., .1
of ths aspirants In'erferlnu for e.irly even-I -- leaves the status of both countries
ItiK rowlnu. However, lie will k.cu tiyins- ,,r nbnnt ."i(.nO
out the tn.iny kel.i canJulates nn.l I 1 nil. nt,i , . , i .1 1
.lltlon will prepare other crews for "the com ' ,,v wlmt rolltc 'Io wn nrriv0 ,lt tlmt
lnrf races. destination (slang for "How do wc get
.h'iV.lii.ieVrr:i:r,,ls?,.!iSoi',ln,rT ,1l,V--,,"!!'-rll,!,,n w"! 1,p.n h1 fnn'"
new. blc and cirmWe. s vernnln- Hne ' o ' He ill the Rntl-ll tennis I'linmpioushlp.
IT.', pouti'la. has been on iio t..r nv Defending Ids title, bo should be
weei-s ami promlrcH to 11I.I In mnslnc this n,l,u.,, Vnl 11 clneli -ilrendv wrutllied
jear a fen tu re. rue .1 re slnwele. As Juds-e.l ,)"IS-",L ,-N,nl " '"-" '"reauy Yrul'i-I
Lv -e.riy indicattonj .he rairmount rt up and delivered, hut who is good
went l'nilailelnh lik nml I'n.lliin .Int.. ...n,
rla1i.?,r'l!n for ,l" E"1'1 nela's .lii'i trophies
In this cla.
(hnrles Sullnner Is nillini- to 8lv the'
I'lltlnnilM .r....me ., i.."7n. "'..-'. .
peiience if 'hev ..iu respond prompitv an i I beaten for seventeen years, believes be
'S1" 'l!l,r.ni!lrv""lprH..!,", ,r;fc '":!' '"'nt" " ''feiKlT from Tolley,
pVBom,. arrX ,,i ""dowS 'T.rk' Wethered, Jenkins, Scott. Holderncss,
..nil uin I'lrney i aiKiut in roojinstruot one . I.ockhart. Armour and eiglit or ten
nf their ahellN for tho u... of the ,.. othprs of ,,, hknl
.... ... ,-, . 7Z. J- Hull is Ptty certain thnt Dun-
.ro.tt.fclm.- a rnme ami nf." ..'" at i Herd, Rraid. etc.. will bo strong enough
(ju r.ier rit II. nni are noun.-i..,, iv hn. i in repel our ilttuck at St. Andrews.
nrovement In the rnw.ns o! .1, ml,,!,,.,.,. ,.', hu golf inarcin. both ways (amn-
,.,.,. . , teur and professional), isn't quite m
M'n.'c.oSjnKNir;: iwMn ns our te,inis mnr-
f.mr-eiireil shell e.itrv Ii He. Ilenl- will' gill is.
I..-, fre.l Knowlan. Low. Hhoemiik-i. Ilnrt.m. i Then we come to polo. TllO llritlxn
'" ",y' fc,r0K''- tPmn ,ns ,ni more intcrnntlnnal com-
1...1, t ,,i,n. ..M.. ... .... ,.t . i.etitlve experience; it will bo playing
nn ant - 'nor l.'niim UT H ' I n I 1
ii'leiphln CIuL'h Junior eluhr In I', iw.ru. nit
..t..iiv -if-'ernnnn in..i i, n.ur.. -up"
;;",;" ,,,,;;V:.:1"h'.!'t":M-""r..1,';v t;,,:;.
im ...' riniii ih" 1..111 inn ',.,.. i,, ,.i
wuh in.ili rn i In n in... hul his i,nv l'eu- seem tn lvne nnv fived
"".liar.. 1 i -'em i" n.t any nxiu
d snltv.
(.eortte Vlll.on m 1 rt's:m.
to,, ins ilotihlee f.ir 1 i lire- a
thn trey will in aft. i IC.-l'v
,n the Henlev i.vatti. on Mn
h i . been
1 I' ' ' U. I
and .'..eelin
is. I'url ' d
l-'d 'Ir.ief, of 'lie I e. .r.Mits
ii ere . ut In
I ttt-n ne .leu' le
it., i1
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ea! CoriaM & Norwegian Grain
:ax LOWS
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Rubber xikK 'x .;"' I MWSw yi f&
I Heels "''' " - B mwi ' jO
j Attached Sj - mWi ( 10
The Identical MigSE
I In.- is a pi ice navinp; that i . suit l.v to be welcomed hy hundreds nf men. Shoes that wore made
by America :, lust maki-M and ROYAL QUALITY all thiouKii which means solid leather and solid
tonstriictioii. I uo smart new styles-with wiiiR or strniKht tips, that have the e and pep overj
ynunu man wants.
Our Riiaranlee roch with i'er purchase if von don't feel you have $12.00 worth in these
hie-n -trtiidc shoe , linno; them hack and your niomy will lie happed to you without any argument.
mtx yxSw&ByWJTfiKl yMS(filt?r92?y9 FNIMBBflUBBtf&Tifti&viSKMii'Bt&BKKBM
. "Bti m xjISv 3 ky iv rEi sum tiafc. Ph
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W.S.-BRITISH TILTS
vvlljJU fLJy bkeak.
j Advance Chatter Makes Tennis, Golf and Polo licsult
Difficult to Predict Alabama Steps in Baseball
Picture With Sewell and Stephenson
Uy UKANTLAN!) KICK
llacli In .Morning
Let's, go liaek to Morning from the
I'tritiiiht and the Shadow,
Ifnrrr? the sunrise floods the upland
and the raltey tn'ridi in Mite,
lrrVrr the gleam is nn the tchitn thorn
and Ihe lark i'i fa the meadow,
And the flowers hit the wayside bend
. henciith dawn silver dew.
R'c Antr passed the noon of batllc
trhere the gray dusk gathers over
And the night of doubt hangs heavy
in the gloom nf vanished faith;
Rc turn to lonesome iiutorlanih where
the bloom has left the clover.
And the dreams tec knew at sunrise
arc but phantoms of wraith.
Hut out the road behind us there's a
anppv voice, clear calling,
,, o uth d hf.n'Hly .,-,
ho)tc f joy nuil trulh "
iA,i Uttle hnv ,-, lanhin ic'hcr th
7rrr Ughl is falling
In a gleam of purple magio on the
gotacn dreams of youth.
1 ',,, nreat ,;, jt,ri,io.. ahnre us where
the shadows ucer teilli uitu
Through the leafless brunches sway
, ...j ., iiuii ,. fiiiirii n, r . 1. ill,
1 Uui ih., 1 ;i ,L,,i. , .,!, i: ,;ii.
,., .. Aim. . .. ....... -..... m.
n polo gam; Hill 'J llden and flirt), .uui-
lory; Chicks' l,vans, rrancis uui-
met, llouhy .loties, llll; l-owncs, Mood
Piatt, Alexa Stirling, Marion Holllns
nnd still others. Noc to lorget Uarnw,
Hiigeu nud the pro team.
Milbuni, Kvans, Ouimet, Jones, Til
dun. Alexa StlrlitiB, Mrs. Mullory
, inu, 1 ,.! s, l,ur ..llo,t In
" ' " ",, '"'" '"" , , . v ' ; , : .
picking his invading talent. Hn has
sent his best to look after the greatest
International livo weeks In sport his
tory the live weeks between Moy JU
and June ".", when the ltritish Isles will
lie a veritable turmoil.
Those who are now over, and who uro
1 soon to start, are our IcadlnB actors nt
That L'ive.s us tho illliin.
Now. as to amateur coif. Uncle
Sam Is content to rest his case with
Kl'lllH. ( IlllllCt Illlll.OlCS. ,1. UUI. llll -
I .s II i i j . I
upon a home Held tr.'o factors that nre
, iniportniit . Rut us seven years have1
, pnii si.,.e ,i,e , .-mmtrip, last mot-
i ihw enternri.e. Hie ontconie remains
NATIONAL LEAGUE PARK
Itiieehnll Today at :ij30 I'. YI,
Phillios vs. Boston "Braves"
e.ils on ''.lie nt (ilmheU' nn.l Spiildlnc's
EXTEAORMNARY
ROYAL NEWS!!!
OtJlalie
- Grade Shoes SoldEverywhere at $12
-ttrtlln no ...!. . .
(nlnly. the difference isn't very ,!,"
Tlio Alnbanm Reserve
Q.i:omjIA has bee,, pointing umi,,
vJ pride to Ty Cobb, n 1.,, ,
Sherrod Smith and others. ' '""
icxns. witii nn r..,.,i n , .
given Speaker. Horn, by Z "',.1"
Yoiiiir to the game
Hut It remnined for Tris Speaker t
and
v.-miiiisii nn vianama reserve
vvnen itny in a
nmnn n L111..1 1. .
summer. Speaker promptly suinrrJ-.j
young Joe Sewell toflll thegnt, '"s
una pnyed snort for Alabama th
spring before. ln(
When YVnmhy suffered nn nj,lr.
Speaker promptly subpoenaed yS
Stephenson from Alabama to l "Z
ond base. ' ' PC
Roth responded brllllantu- ti.. ..
young colleBlnns Jumped in 'with oil th'
skill nnd conl deuce of veteran LZl
teran major
Speaker looks with 'a f.iml "J"
this Southern citadel. pon
Covvrtoht, mi. ,u, ,, n.ri
Boots and Saddle
Tho .Ylcadows Purs,, for three-vear-olds,
nt Ilnvrc de (irace. bids f,iir m
be a keenly contested race vuM, l'ol bf
Ann thoroughly suited to' the !,..
coiuc. John's U.uiiKi and Silence ,
likely to furnish the contention. .!oW,
Lmnin is nt home on a heavy track and
-ilenen wns stoutly restrained the In.
time out after u slight rim out in the
stretch.
Horses in other Havre defirare rarc
ready for their best efforts are- rr,i
race (Cosden entry). Kxcusi. Me n.
dor; second. Roisterer. While Haven.
third, Pickwick. His Choice. St id.'
dore; fifth, Sundial II. Mock Or.inzt
Tantalus; sixth, Allienn, AI Pierre'
Mntl.cr: wvonth. Reaverkill. Mrmoa
Kltlcr. llnuk O Day.
Although Tryater is il-feit-i ri,r .
terrific stretch rtrivo by Paul Jnr ikl
three-jear old WMiltney irbv ehoie-' . ,,.
certln? much welKht to every horn in is.
race. hi. eff.rt was noi .orlhv an4 win
l.nvo little relfit or. nls popularity In ti. v.
Kentucky raca. The mllo um run In I 11
which was a full eecon.l fnier than ri
ful ran the drat mile In tl.e rh.,.r,,i
b'taliei, which was a m'le and "vnt 'arjj
l.enii'irrio II a.1.1 tha lrr' wh'nh v...
hl'n will win tho Kentnekv t)-rh v-i, ...
tercrt In the Mount tH"rlim Vnri. ii
l.exlimton today, an.l it I'I hav. !, ,
to demon dtruto that he ran ja lV-
dlctiincn f Kroun.l It Is th i,rdlrt',m
that ho will neitotlnte tho mi' an1 a mi
tecnth to win hunliiy t ,1,, ,uhojh
Itoluleau, Jouott timi otlur Rood olJir
hnraea lire In tha race There is a ?-ni
Incline In th I.islnutr.n track alllnr t
the lmr.len of it three-e'ir-o i) cnir.if that
dlntnncu this early In tho rprini.
One (treat attraction to ire t,jtritn
racing la tlio wealth of Juv.ni, . inm
ll.nt la turned looa there e.vn epi in ii.
etojnd raco today has thirteen iu.iMm io.
jeur-old eolta frsm siirli ir . Vti-r
Oulnco. rennnnt. Lulie JI. l.uv llmr
ttnelo and Klnir Tnine. r.ieen:riflr Me
MeeUIn, Topmnsl and Jnnir n t.Tovvn r
Kood ones. Vhe sixth r.u . the need t(.l
I'uriM has qlKhIO n tiro .eir ..Id flhlta rn
trred, the creorr. of th" 'Cue dram jtut
llnrry Payne YVhltne . ' 0.1 1 Item
hranc" filly lUnua will '..-nr naiehlns Tin
Koi'lio filly Coinedlo d' Armour, hy I.uk" Sir.
Like, Is another pood "lie S.natoi ' a
den's Fair Phantom ami 'h.. nllv JUrlha
rullon, by McG.o, urn oth .t
Jacl, nnrc, Jr., On ri-1 nnl tiiUit
Jewel ar.i fast ones in the p.n 1 . xpr ,1 n
I.exlnRt"P. The I.eaiit lime ttai cap
fourth race, -vltt tirlnT Vlai.i Mr .kV
Mlnut.5 Alan, Ji'rlcc anil oll-er fleei. pdm ii
lh harrier Tho -tlier raccj ar c'aimlni
nft.urs.
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