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The Millers Ralph and Jack Are Mauling the Ball Over the .300 Mark in National Leag
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. MILLER'S HITTING . .
IS WEEK'S FEATURE
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Pa'tty First-Sacher Clouting at .333 Clip Donovan Has
Ten Men Hitting .300, While Athletics Have
Only 'Three Such Performers
nWB batting of Tnck Miller fins been TOIINNY WAIiKEU nml Whltey
T . Dm lili? features of the ,0 Witt nrc hnmmcrliic thq pellet more
consistently thnn nre the rest of Con
nie .nnci: k young men. .loimny lms n
figure of ..'Mil for the thirteen content
In which lie lina played, while the Atli
1ctlcn' right flolil Is poirtidlng awny
at n .3117 clip. There Ih only one othtlcr
Athletic plnyer, Welsh, hitting nbove
.300. IIIh mark Is .'108. The Mnek
mcn'fl low-power offcntlvo Ih In- strik
ing contratit with the lmrd-hlttlng of
the Phillies, hut nt that both nre at
flic bottom of their reKDCctlve lengucH.
In club batting the A's aro n good
Inst, hitting ,2."r.
Ileilmnn, of Detroit, is still nt the
top of the American Lentous batters.
lie is hitting .10.". lie is hnrd prexKed
bv his iminnger, Ty Cobb, who Is creep
ing up dully. Ty Is bitting .305.
There nro thirty-one men In the
Amerlrnn League who linve played In
twenty Knines or more who nro hitting
above .n00. -
I n. of the big features of the
rJtiSnnl I.cng.e during the lart week.
J,.' Vn fl Inst neuron given out
-fhracS.nflStiackor o I th : Phillies
t till is it" .,. , mninbcrs of
& Million who nro hitting .3(H) or
ter "re'Slendows, Wolncrt. Met",
Parkinson, Wrlgntstonc, i'suj. -
''Sri and Lo BourvcBU
rv Will niirt nns come n i"'"
.k'l- i. u Mftlrnr. Ills figure Is now
.yj. ", ... i.i.h.,
'')& The rUlHcH are fifth In club
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In the lenguc stnnding
inc. iJK''"--" S'"' Vi.:i.. 1,1
i,nitlnff with .- a MB""-' "'"V ".......
m them much hljrhcr than they are
I HornAby still clings to the lender -5
' .,.!.! i Hip tinrent league, having swat-
7 tod thus fnr at the rate of A.)i
... -. I- tl.n
There nro twenty uiunim:ii,
twenty sanies
. National League who have played In
?.nv cames or more who arc bitting
.300 or higher.
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American Batting
COLLEGE CREWS
RACEATJTHACA
Princeton, Cornell and Yale Will
Compote on Cayuga Lako
This Afternoin
OVER TWO-MILE COURSE
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Ithaca, IS. Y., May 21. Crewe of
Princeton, Ynle and Cornell will rncc
thlfl afternoon on, Cnyugn LnUc.-
Tlic rccnttn will -bo tho crownlnc
event ot Corneli'H nnnunl spring tiny,
n picturesque, colorful and unique In
stitution which combines fentures of n
frolic, fete dny, nml athletic carnival.
Oucsts for the holiday arc here In lnrge
numbers for the numerous cocial ac
tivities which center on Hprlng dny.
The unbeaten Princeton vnrxlty will
face a Cornell crew that has yet to win
its spurs in Intercollegiate competition
as a varsity eisht, but which Ih by no
moons Inexperienced in two-milo rnc
InB. The" Cornell major eight Is, with
one exception, the Rnme crew that as a
freshman bont last year easily outdis
tanced every freshman crew It met,
vanniiishinc In turn the Yale hml
Princeton cubs, the Harvard yearlings,
and finally in the intercollegiate rc
gntta the. frcphninn crews of Syracuse,
l'cnii and Columbia. The Yale varsity
eight has lost two races so far, to
Columbia antVPenn, but both of them
were rowed qnrller In the reason and
since the Illue erow has been rcor
gnnlzcd'and Is expected to malte a much
better showing than heretofore.
There will be three boat races, the
first an Intercollcge affair, between
four Cornell college crews over a mile
and fivo-nlxteentlis course ; second, tho
freshman race, and third the varsity
contest. The last two were over a two
nillo course.
. Hoforo tho regatta the Ynle und Cor
nell baseball teams will cross bnts nt
Percy Field, while the Michigan and
Cornell tennis teams will play nt noon.
Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
""IJiuh" s i tWtTf i s m
St. Loills... 101 4 7 0 .1 3 33
New York.. I 4 7 4 3 3 10 31
Boston -r 7 8 0 5 4 30
nrooglyn.... 0 3 0 2 n 2 27
Pittsburgh. I ' 0 111 7 3 27
I'lilUles 3 4 7 3 4 20
Cincinnati.. 3 4 4 1 1 ft 18
Chicago..... 1 4 2 5 o l8
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Detroit 1 13 17(TP"312 140
Chicago 7 0 10 12 4 0 44
Washington. 10 11 2 3 8 4 38
St. Louis... 7 5 4 8 5 5-31
Cleveland... 2 3 4 4 4 10 33
Now York.. 8 0 2 2 11 5 31
Iloston 1110 2 2 2 2 20
Athletics.... 3 4 4 2 3 3 10
Boots and Saddle
Canadian races open today nt Wood
bine Park, Toronto, with the King's
plate of $7"i00 and fifty guineas o
pan of the purse helng contributed by
King Oeorge, ns tho feature of the dnj
nnd of tho meeting. Only foals of On
tario are eligible. Iloynl Visitor and
Heath Bell, the Ilrcnner entry, rules
the public choice. Crown of Gold, 12."
pounds, nnd Moll Cutpiirse. are ex
pected to furnish the contention. The
first race is the Trial Plato Handicap,
in which the llghtweighted .Tndda ninj
defeat Motoreop, with T'nele John
huving an outside chance. Second race
(steeplccliabe) Stucco. Klvslnn. Tton-
cher. Third Whitney entry, Xnviscn,
Nevada Farm entry. Fifth Hlndoo
stan, Neenah. Wnterwlllow. Sixth
Kos.s entry, Fletcher entry. Seventh
Uoisterer, Spvcdster, Heuevolent.
Louisvlllo furnishes the Kentucky
Handicap. $10,000 added, as the pre".
micro today. The Derby winner, Be
have Yourself, Is entered with ISusy
Signal as the Hrndley entry, ond should
give Upset n fast pace for the stake,
with Kthel (J ray In close pursuit.
Ilor.ses In ROod form in other races are :
First Hlemisbed, (lenernl Agramoute,
dim Daihey. Second f! en tleman .Ton
ett, Hemorccnrefiil. Demos. Third
Nellie York, Sam Iteh. Lazy Lou.
Fourth Distinction, Wyoming, Swnv
Sixth Comedie d'Amour, Iiobbed Hair,
P.right Trash. Seventh Our Uirtliday,
Icllow Blossom, John Arbor.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
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Roading.... It n13 4 4 37
Rochester . 14 3 4 4 0 4 35
Buffalo .... 3 0 14 5 0 28
ilaltimoro . . 10 12 1 G 28
Toronto ... 3ll 4 3 7 28
Jersey City. 2 0 4 0 2 3 23
Ncwnrlt ... 4 7 3 3 017
3yracuso ... 3 3 2j 0 3 17
SCHOLASTIC TRACK
MEETATPEHH
More Than 500 Schoolboys En
tered in National Champion
ships on Franklin Field
MERCERSBURG IS FAVORITE
KN
REACHES
IGHT
FINALSAT SHORE
Whltemarsh C o I f o r Defeats
Wilkins, 1 Up, in Spring Tour
ney In Atlantic City
BEAHE LEADS COBLE
WILL-OPEN POLO
AN
MONDAY
Country Club and Bryn Mawr
to. Moet in Temora
Cup Match
ARMY FOUR WILL PLAY
Exterminator and Mnd Hatter will
meet today in the Long Beach Handi
cap, -a mile and a furlong, equally
weighted at ISO pounds. Cirrus has nil
Impost of 128. BInzci carries 120. Ex
terminator, if nt IiIh best, should take
the stake. The fifth .Inmnica raeo Is
the Hercules Iligliwelght Handicap, In
which Diunu Care carries top impost.
Thunderclap and Captain Alcock will
probably be the contenders with Dinnn
Care.
r
Bingles and Bungles
Over 500 schoolboys from twenty
different high and prep (.cIiooIh nre
competing for honors m the twentieth
nnnunl nationnl hcholnstlc track meect
on Franklin Field this nfternoon. As
sistant Manager Bennett of the Penn
track team, says that the list H the,
large! In tho history of he meets.
Thirteen events in nil nro on the
program, including the javelin and
discus throws. Iercersburg Acndemy
with one of the best all around teams
Jimmy Currnn hns developed in years
is regarded as the probable winner. Tho
schoolboys from the place that sent Ted
Meredith out to the college world to
become tho greatest middle distance of
his age have captured nearly ever meet
they have competed in this season.
Several tiine'Tthe sound was halved and
aucceedetl In taking two titles Id a
single afternoon.
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tlm A'h. He Imd two NlnsIeH, 11 double and
trliilo In ile tlnien up.
Thn Ath!tl(?i madn Hlx hltn nnil .Tnn nn.
can sot half ot them. Amoni; Joo's hits were
Yrntrrdnj'x home-run hlttrr wcri: I,r
timtrmll. PlilllloHt l'oitrnlf.. Ht. TinU r.i,.
dlnalsi Ftephenson. ClMrlitndi Tfrrj, Clil
r.iiro Ciilwi Sullltmi. Clilcuco Cubm Cobb,
Ihitmltl vriicn, lietroit.
AlthouBh the Cull had two home runs
with runner? oil the boot both timet, the
rflniif' nave them a to-a Iroimelno. The
Ctant are tu n-mid a-half games behind the
piltiburuh 'lratrs.
Karnno Juniors (len-fotirtc"n) want traniea.
hom or nwny. Address ChnrlH Dunify,
153 West ejmour Btreet, Oprmantnwn.
Tim Rosewood ITofcuslonuIa yant srniin
nvrav from home. C. Adams, 421 Fisher
street
Tho AmlLr A. A., c. second-class tratlnx
nine, denlrea to nrranuc ames with team
ot thn name caliber. 1). Krantz. 3S22 l'oplar
Btreet
Ilerkely A. ().. a sixteen-year-old team,
would like to liook gamea. J. Urea, lll.'U
North Darlen street.
Spring (iunlnn A. A., of North Philadel
phia, desires to schedule contests with first,
cluss homo teams offering suitable KUaran
teen. Harry Dollfur. 1112 Oitden street.
Arllev It. O. would Uko to hear from four-
teen-Koi'nteon- ear-old nines for Saturday
nnd Sunday names. 1: u. iteiuy, iua lioai
Chelten avenue
Unlne to a cancellation. Vest Turk A. C.
In without a came for May 2s and desire
to hear from some of the leadlne teams In
Philadelphia and lrinlty willing to pay n
reasonable guarantee. H. J. DaUes, 012
North Fifty-fifth street.
The HusKell Ai C a semi-pro traveling
nine. Is undor a new manaKement and do
rlrei to hear from tlrst-class hiimn nines.
Louis McCartcr. 1025 Mifflin Btreet.
Tho .Ioo Jackson 1'. C. woufd like to hear
from out-of-town teaaiu nfferlns suitable In.
ducements. Krank Williams. 1001 South
Ninth strtet.
Tho Stenton I'rofeNslonnN desire to hear
from nil tlrst-class homo clubs around the
city, especially Nativity Hrldesburic, llader
Club. I.lt llroi and clubs of the amo cali
ber. Frank Schurr, 4440 Qreeno street
The Huiter Club has secured the Brounds
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hear from flrst-clasi traveling nines wish
Inn to pay for reasonable guarantees. II.
Ilcevlicr 2H07 South Franklin street, f
The Illaekatone Juniors, a fourteen-slx-tecn-year-old
nlno. wish to arrange Karnes
with teams of tho same ace. especially ster
llne A. C and tho Forty-elghUi 'ard
Juniors. S. hLhwartz. 1044 South Eawronce
street
The Sacred Heart Cadets desire to book
game.-) wllh fourteen alxtceri-yenr-old nines.
C II. Oreen. 1435 East Moyarnenslns
avenue.
A flrsKlnsa cntcher desires to land a
berth on some first-class nine. Oenrse H
Smith. 1.188 Womrath street. Frankford.
The American Kiilhvuy baseball club has
May 2S open away from home for first-class
clubs offering reasonable Kuarantees. Michael
Kllcallon, 2110jfVrch atreet.
By SANDY AIcXIIIIJCK
Atlantic City. N. .?., Mny Ul. Fred
Knight, of Whltemarsh, reached the
finnl round of the nnnunl spring golf
tournament at the Atlantic City Coun
try Club today when he defeated Walter
O. Wllklns, Jr., 'Woodbury, 1 up, In
tho lower bracket of the semi-finals.
While this mntclt was In progress, Joe
Coble, the pride of Cobbs Creek, was
battling with J. J. Hcadle. Cedar
brook, In the upper bracket of the
penultimate round. On the fourteenth
green. Coble was 2 down to llendle,
but the. Cobbs Creek player was going
very well nnd had a fair chance to
bfiuare the match.
Knight began by losing th? second
hole after tho first had been halved.
They halved the third nnd Wilkins took
tho fourth with n neat '.). Knight tqok
the fifth, but Wilkins, plnyliig excellent
gou, captured tno sixth nnd seventh
and they halved the eighth. Wllklns
won the ninth nnd was 4 up at the
turn. They halved the tenth with 3s,
then Knight came to himself and won
tho next two and they halved the thir
teenth. Knight further cut down Wll
klns' lead by winning the fourteenth,
then they halved the fifteenth with Eis.
Knight squared the match on tho six
teenth and took the lead winning the
seventeenth.
The eighteenth was halved in 5s,
giving Knight the niatcu 1 up.
Tliclr cards:
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out n n .- 4 r. b r 3 n 14
In 3 4 -I 4 3 a I 4 .1 3H 82
WUktn it
Out (14(13 0443 B 10
In 3 5 5 4 0 r 0 S B 18 83
On nccount of the high wind and the
fast course, the coif nlnvcd was not
the best. Tho breezes affected the play -J
ing of both Hendle and Coble consider
ably, but at that Coble had n fortunate
break on the fourth hole, which he
won with n fine two. lie drove into
the rough, then holed out.
Their cards up to the fourteenth fol
low :
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In , 3 0 3 5
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Out 1 3 IS 2 3 4 7 4 8 14
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Important matches for their bearing
on the eventual winner of the tournn
inent wcro played in the first round.
Tom Wonton was the victim of his fel
low Atlantic City clubinntc. C. N. Phil
lips, In the morning yesterday. Phillips
was 1 up nt the thirteenth, but .In his
own words. "This lead Is sure hard to
hold." It was, but he did. And Phil
lips only succumbed to Coble In tho
afternoon to n '!" out. It wns Coble s
recond 37 out in one dny, and it would
have been good in uny league.
John J. Ilenldc, Ccdnrhrook. had n
torrid time of it, but came through.
He battled his way Into the semi-finals
yesterday as the hern of the day.
Kor be it known, the local pride beat
Maurice Ilisley, medalist, who outscored
the field qualifying day with a Io, five
htrokes ahead of the iieh.
Ileadle was 'A up at the turn, hut
Hlslev copped three of the next four, the
thirteenth with n birdie off the green on
n long putt. The match squared up at
the home hole, but when Itlsley caught
a mound at the turn to the dog-leg first
or nineteenth in this case it was all
off und Ueadle won.
MISS TOWNSEND AND
MISS WALSH VICTORS
Philadelphia pnlolcls, with their eyes
fixed on the preparation In England for
the International mutches, are them
selves planning Mn unusually good sea
son of polo during tire next few weeks.
The first match is scheduled for next
Monday at the Philadelphia Country
Club Field nt Hala.
Drawings were made for the two cup
tournaments nt tho Country Club in
New York on Thursday, nnd indicated
tl.nl besides the Uryn Mnwr and Phila
delphia Country Club teams there will
be teams on the local fields from Hos
ton and Washington during the season.
On Mondny the Philadelphia Country
Club second team will meet the Uryn
Mnwr Polo Club four In the first match
of the Temora Cup tournament. Tues
day will see the first tenm of tho Coun
try Club apnlnst the War Department
team from Washington. Tho llnnl will
be played Thursday, May 'M. The Te-
ii 1 1 ' ' l" K"c 01 I'"" ate li. If.
Kmlth. It was won In 1010 by Uryn
mil nisi year ny roint .luditli
SEVERAL BIG UPSETS
IN MIXED DOUBLEm
uf'a
Fast Tennis Played at
Country Club; "Bo"
Thomson With Miss Con
away Is Twice Winner
26 TEAMS PLAY
IJy SPICK HALL
BACK In tho days when the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania athletic tenins
staged their battles on the property now
occupied by the dormitories, "Ho"
Thomson acquired the habit of knock
ing 'cm for a row of gools. He wns n
fine nil-round athlete In spite of his
lack of weight. On several occasions
ho ran the length of the field for touch
downs when hu wns n member of the
varsity football team. On the hnscbnll
Philadelphia Tourney
at Cynwyd Wednesday
Tho twenty-clxth nnnual tournament
for tho lawn tennis championship of Phil
adelphla and district will begin next
V.'ednosday afternoon on the clay court
of tho Cynwyd Club. It la pTacned to have
tho flnala on Memorial Day Men's ln
Klea nnd men'! doubles are ths only
events to b tilayed.
Last year Stanley W Pearson won
tho sins-leu title nnd Carl Fischer and,
Carlton Shatter captured tho diubles.
Entries nre belnir received by Frank
Kcok. Dr. P. I). Hawk Is official referee.
ran amateur t-quash racquets champion
nnd PhlUtdelphln title holder, ond Misa
Oertrude Khret by Mr, nnd Sirs. J. C
Hell, Jr., was a complete surprise to
gallery and n shock to- the losers. Bu
fore tho mntch there were few who
would have taken obese odds on Mr.
Haverford CM'" nosed out Drexel jes
tenla fl to S in .1 hard-hlttlnij camo on the
Main Liners' diamond.
....v. ... .,. oiraworuigc, jr., a gonis. air.
Hon and Mr l.K-l,l !,.... ......1.
been advanced one goal in the handicap
rating. Ihis gives Uryn Mnwr u total
hninlienp rating of ltl goals.
Ihe Philadelphia Country Club sec
?"'.. n,m '"eludes Henry Coxe, Philip
Lcldy, poster Hcevo nnd Alfred Hldtllo.
all without .handicaps. This meuiiH
that Uryn Mnwr will have to give t.ie
Country Club team 30 goals to start
with at .Monday's game.
.-'" ; '"""r) 1 1110 nrst icnm is tne
strong familiar combination of Thomas
Stnknu l i.....lt t. , .
r V, ' ' 'UIKllCy DIOKCS. fj. 1.UW-
ber Stokes and Hurchiy W. McFadden.
nil four goal men. Tim Wnr Iinnmi.
ment tenm will Include four majors of
"" i"ivu mnics Army 11. 31. (iron
"R?Vr ' ,. ' Qiickcmeycr, W. C. Potter
nnd J. All ikon. Mnlnr DllnWe.nnv,.,. Iu
011 known hero ns a personal nide to
uencrnl Pershing ami through his ruling
iiim. year at the Uryn Mawr Horse
hhow. Major Mllllken played here some
years nso with the Fifth Cavalry team.
Lncli of the four men hns a two-goal
handicap, so that the Country Club tirt-t
team will Kivc the army men a lend of
eight goals in their play on TuoMla .
Matches In the Third Woodcrest Cup.
on which the Philadelphia Country Citib
has two legs, will start at Hala nfter the
Icmora Cup tournament is ended.
Tho dates will be announced nt the
Hrjn Mawr Polo Club field between
June (1 nnd June 10. There are to be
two tournaments, the first for tho Wooi
ton Cup and the second for the Hrjn
Mawr Cutis. Hcside.s the local teatm
the Dcdhnm Club, of Hoton, will sec
ond J. D. Clark, 4 guitls ; John T.
Ilrstwick, 4 goals; A. S. (loodwln. L'
goals, and U. G. ll.teon, 4 goals.
L. I.effcrts Downing, a familiar figuie
on local polo fields, will be the polo
manager at the Philadelphia Couutr
am' Uryn Mawr Clubs this seuson.
Gnmes announced for next week will
Marl at 4:30 P. M. each day.
Soccer Title for Lafayette
l'.nlon, i-o.. .May si. Laraiette was
awarded the championship of the Kaston '
ond District Soccer I'BKUe. at a meeting of
tho executive conunltteu held here. Th..
awarding nf a po'tponel came to Lafayette
oaie thu Maroon and While a one-point lead
In the league. The Lufajctla tejtu non
emht of elow:n names
nml Mm Ilnll lull nff,.r. Aflto Plirnt.
team he was equally as 1 servlcenble. He nnd Pearson had taken the first set at
plnjed at the time Hoy 'Ihoimis and q-2 tho Hells enmc back htrong and
uuicrn KViit tnu Aki-ii unu uiuc uuuui-r
jwnving in triumph on the dull field.
One nfternoon ronnsyivnnia played
Kwarthmorc, their nneient rivals on
the dlnmond, and nil "Ho" Thomson
did wns to go to bat live times and
crnck out five homo runs. That's a
mark at which 'Hnbe Utith will be
shooting a long while before he makes
a bull's-eye.
This hnblt of knocking 'cm cold still
clings to "Ho" Thomson. He doesn't
do much line plunging or end running
any more, but ho docs ploy lawn tennis,
and ho does it well. If proof of this
Is needed, nsk his partner. Miss Ger
trude Connwny, with whom he cap
tured two mntches yesterday afternoon
in the annual mixed doubl s tournament
nt the Philadelphia Country Club, Hilln.
Hesldes this, he and Mrs. Gilbert A.
Harvey did all of the work of arrang
ing the tournament. Although the de
tails connected with u mixed doubles
meeting nro staggering, this committee
of two hnndled ever. thing perfectly
nnd the first day's piny went off better
than ever before. All of the matches
In the first round were disposed of. nnd
five in the second were completed. This
nfternoon play will continue nnd the
finals will lie put on tomorrow.
Evidently the players must hnve
gazed upon the handsome array of prizes
In the clubhouse with covetous eyes, for
all of the mutches were fought to the
bitter end. Seldom" has there been ns
successful a mixed doubles tournament
nnd very rarely have so innn teams
come through with good chnnics of
reaching the finals. It is impossible to
(ay now which team looks best and
doping out a winner is as hazardous
ns backing a pony at the Kentucky
Derby.
There were u number of upvets
yesterday and several nonr-upsets. The
defeat of Stanley W. Pearson, Ameri-
won the next two sets by tho sima
score. lltlmntcly thn Hells werij
benten, losing their second round match
to Miss Peggy Ferguson nnd Alex.
Thayer.
One of the near-upsets was tho
match between Miss Molly D. Thayer
and her brother, llussell. They man
aged Io beat Miss Kliznbeth Osthelmer
and W. II. Connell by the slim mnrgln
of S-0. 7-n. So steadily did Miss
Osthelmer and Mr. Connell play that
several times It looked ns though they
would be the winners. Miss Osthelmer
hns the disconcerting knack of lobbiiiff
deep anirgctting nearly everything that
comes over. She plays a far better
game thnn she seems to do because of
her remarkable persistency. Miss
Thayer played a splendid game, and it
renlly was her -tine work nt tho net that
turned the scale In favor of her team.
CLANCY WITH GIANTS
Swarthmore Star Will Join Mo
Graw's Team at Close of College
Jim Clancy, star hurler of Swarth
more College, hns been signed bv Mnn
airer John Mr-Grow, of the New York
Giants, through Kddie AVilllams, the
well-known local baseball manager of
the Itlvcrton-Piilmjrn baseball team.
Clancy Is n versatile athlete and a
three letter man. having played on tho
baseball, basketball and football teams.
He was a star 11 1 nil three sports.
Ho is n former Camden High School"
boj and is regarded in college circles n
one of the best. Clancy is well known
in this section and a big league career
has long been predicted for him. Hto
joins tho Giants nt the close of the In
tereolleginti; season.
Carl Tremalne Knocks Out Moore
Win Merlon Tennis Doubles, Beat
ing Miss Green and Miss Seal
Miss Phvllis II. Walsh and Miss
Anne H. Townsend won the women's
club championships in Inwn tennis
doubles todny. at the Merlon Cricket
Club. Hnverford. They were pitted
against Miss Jacqueline Green nnd Miss
Debnrnh Seal. The score was fi-I, 0-2.
hut the match was nn Interesting one
to witness. Hoth Miss Green nnd Miss
Seal nlnyed well, hut Miss alsh and
Miss Townsend were in the best form of
the yenr und their dashing tactics were
too much for their opponents. Resides
winning the doubles Miss Wnlsh won
the singles, defeating Miss Mildred
Willnnl in sta right sets.
The mixed doubles was also sched
uled this afternoon with Miss Wnl-h
nnd Ted F.dwards playing Miss Willnrd
ond John Twaddell.
Mike Gibbons Gets Decision
New Yorlt. May 21. Mlhe Olbbons. of St
rul. received the Juiliroa' doclBlon over
ratsv Klynn of flrnoklyn after a fifteen
round bout In Ilronklyn. Olbbons weighed
jofi pounda. and advantage of almost eight
pounds.
Toronto. Canada. May 2T.--I arl Tre
malne. of Cleveland. B'ored a technical
Imocjiout over Hoy .Moore, of St Paul, 11
tho elirhth round of a ten-round maf h
when .Moore oult because of nn Injurv. The
rlngbldo unlnhta woie. Moote, 114. Ire
mame, 110'i.
St. Louis Releases Pitcher Sothoron
st. I.nuli, May St The release of
PI' her Allan Sothnron to the Ponton Aner
trrni was announced todav by I1uslner
M. n.iuer Qulnn. of the St Louis Americans
.-.nil. iron unu claimed n waivers.
American Club Batting
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Just Compare These
Old and New Prices
Note the very substantial reduction which has been made in
FEDERAL TIRES, both FABRIC and CORD, and which in con-'
junction with the EXTRA SERVICE they give, makes
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TIRES
the BEST and MOST ECONOMICAL BUY FOR YOUR CAR
FABRIC TIRES
30x3
30x3 J
32x36
32x4
PLAIN TREAD
OLD PRICE NEW PRICE
: $15.00
. 18.50
SI 1.85
14.50
TRAFFIK TREAD RUGGED TREAD
OLD PRICE NEW PRICE OLD PRICE NEW PRICE
$15.55 SI 2.05 $19.45 si 6.50
19.50 15.00 26.00 20.00
24.00 20.25 30.35 25.95
30.30 26.90 37.90 34.40
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32x3 i . $39.10
32x4 1 : 49.70
34x44 : 1 58.95
35x5 . . 73.50
CORD TIRES
RIBBED TREAD NON-SKID TREAD
0lDPRICE NEW PRICE OLD PRICE npv, ddi
$34.25 S27.Rn
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44.00
52.15
65.05
41.15
52.30
62.05
77.35
36.40
46.30
54.90
68.45
KEYSTONE TIRE COMPANY
1310-12-14 CALLOWHILL STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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