EVENING PUBLIC LEDGWER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1921
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-JOHNSON IS PL A YING
. o n'ine C.ltV
m ', r,U c.
Doubles Tt"e fr """J""
ley Pearson at Cynwyd
Club; Women Play for
State Title at Morion
ly SPICK UM.U
AI-UCK F. .IOH.u.n, uxu-
, ..i,n l,ns lint won the hIiirIps
f
"T .',...! for the clulith time
Kure,l fe ImM crowd with
Ci.ntCT V
Tlllpu"' x
;.,jB( one of the be"
. Hnr at tenth ikisIII.
best kiiiim's ol iil
ace uns kIviti
in the
" .i rnnkine. It "c coi'i"11" "' "
",The nre nt rate he will Kot nn wen
' J1" Itntlnn thW vear, ntul there is
.UfloclUthnthViiWHl not
TOSiia
?"?rtarlthp otiblp-flnolH, whirl,
l' iVr-on won from Tel KilwiirilH
Pearson
"i tihVr Hell. J. H)t ' of ",'ri""
?1S. in wonderful form. Ill
J." ..... ricontlonnlb nevrn- and In
n
Krncv s ;-- nn . ....! nr(N
mid
wniniiny points on
r others by rniiil
tin ldwnrus iniii
""'' -.... .. ...I; ri'tll
.1: return', wliicn r-iuier
Bdl W irai"' ""'..' in nff front their
lie or renr-on "
neTheMnR pair. Up" nn.l IMwnnH.
JUp a much I'Ptter battle thin, the
I"",.?. f d,. ,f,i erv believed they
Biuw .- clf tll
nentost
TV,, nhlo. hut lie.t.ffhCt thl.H by
r..m Arenks of w II.Iih-h. both In
b .i.i. .ml ilrlring
Often he mm
3i.j pi" v1,l,ln th,,,r Kr,i,,i;
,en Johnnon or Pearson returned
wMklv.lmt the Merl-.n pair would s nm
St of the court or Into the net when
1 little more erne would have rneunt
... i-f n,wi m w 11 nave riiuiiueii mr
ioniplcilon of the match, which ended
n..nn wn viiiiii'whnt weak on liii
ICUlov... j.l 1 lf.... .
Isfkhnnd nml on iiik 1'""'"' ;;
l i,n vnrv stenilv ovurheud. hell
Ud Kdnani nttempted to piny him in
the onrh part of the match, but he held
uphi end.
jonn'on ai iimiui "hi mi' .".-.i. in ..
nuartet. Ills luuuing wns exceiiem,
most of his tosci being high, deep and
nnir Dn the other band. Hill and I'M-
lirdj lost 11 lot of points b lobbing
just a ffw Indies back of the base line.
One of the features that was very
noticeable was the excellent judgment
J nil four men Whenever one called
to his partner to drop one. it nlmost
IlararlnUy went mir Hell in purlieu
!sr, showed rare judgment and won a
number of points for his side bj allow -ln
balU to pais that struck out by
went! onir
Play rphill (iitnie
In the lirst two sets,
and TcaMm won, their
which Johnson
opponents held
the count had
the upper hnnd until
reached deuce. In short, Johnson and
Bridesburg Hurler Enters Hall
of Fame in Contest
Against Chester
PLAY FLEISHER TODAY
Charlie (Jin. I,
horler of IM
one of tin
trio of st.ir
askev
P.rideshnrg
team, entereil hiisobiiU's hall of faun1
yfrtenlnj afternoon In a game between
Hriilbiirg ainl Chester plnjed on
Smedli'j Field. Chester The score was
3 toh in fuvnr of llrlileshurg. and while
thirty. two inoi faced ;ioek, not one
readied tho miJiih stntion.
The uptown luirler was in tine form.
nJ the ln.ivv hitting "big-league"
KreKatlon ,il I "i L Miller w..s com
Pletclj ,t CI.,. 1, u,,s with the Fp
and tenm hist sinsn managed by Mil
"iiii-ii tnintil the s.ime line up,
nnd he Inn1 Ids fnrinei teammates nt his
.rcy. Itridi-shurg mhihI Its runs in
the feeond nml , ii.htl,
The two tnliw, ... ,1... 1 ..
, " .- -. 1,1 111- is-l.llin -H'
iomtrsby "Yniik" Kisher and "I.oftv"
'""tii, nnu emu- in si -ssion with 1.0
on. The third run was the result
1 1 ,rr"r '" A1'J Mi'W'Jlllams
Hqgles t.j Knirhurn .unUIlnttu
und
Hlch llf"'rnn"" "" the Mme field at
11,1.1.x:. '.''""" sireeis,
;-'"imrg pints 1 leishir. unit
u red-
"Yl """K' is .iiitn mini
iis rielsher
'"'I.V Jims ,1, ',,,
Hndesburg.
t.n. i- 1 '""'. '4oci.ininirv win op
I"io LrsKui Mater r Kdille tjerner.
Hmislon Post S nsV
ii'iiiini 1 01 -11 1 1 ...
HOllst.,11 l'nst
mmiu'iii' ti
in i.
ot tier
ll in the
1,1," '".' "Kill,'!! lep-Mlltl.i
--iilll ttlllli, 1,, (J ,
o!av..i ..;,... '" ''sv. ""'" ""'":
iniu . """'" avi'i.iii mid Mag
ft.,'.: lhr '-rn PlnlHB
iM.j,, "ii-'iiiioiis mii iati
1'iea to ui i nit,, ,h ,ii..i..
Harris.
,i , ' "iSi'l Klllllti
He f-iriaei puKst. is the
IS 11. II I. I . . .
Jack
uin-
nre .in.
Ti, ' ' ; inniw it ii-p in t tin I
. ole.
.,;."" I'1 at
home ,m Tiicsiluv
..""rh"'V.""'''"lgs
also Saturday
-""""ii 'in-i i lav,
,r-"t"HII .'imtllK'ent
"'inns .in,! 1,1, IJoi-
ground
"" W'eiliies,j and Pil'dav
"in use ,i.e sain,.
"Ijht.H,
T.esi"a, 'i'Kv' ,,ni"' '''"hi Club
d iul tL fill ,,",""!--"l. "ii Tluirs-
Manager rn...,l. "I1 J?''"" t.-.uii
: ;.,
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'th at home ami
lf.T '..." . H"
'an n-a-hid nt
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llVlTiue
THIS WAS SOME COMEBACK
mu'l Dougherty, pa8t 60, Pltched!
-iremen's Team to Victory
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'nn. "' ; l'"'-l"-d his tea.Mi.oii.it
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T' '''"'a'.l i ... I,ri"'1" -IreelH, had
fnp,,nr .".;" v .''v11 fi"- "'"-
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MO-HIT GAME FOR
CHARLIE GLOCK
Northeast High School
GREAT TUN MS GAME
Few Deuce Games in
Final Doubles Tilt
Tliere worn rxcrptlonnll.f few dettre)
fill nos In tlic mutch jrRtenlnv In ivhlrli
Milliner Johnson n nil Miinlr.i I'eitr.nn
won I lie i'lilliulrloliln nnil district lawn
tennis rtiiiiiii.lmi-.hln from Ted Kdniirdi
ntul John ('. lieu, Jr.
In the forty-lit,, nunr. nlnreil, Init
"If lit went to ili-nie. In (lie xrcnnd ..el,
which rim fourteen dimen, not one. w
iloni-eil,
Tito point hcure mih Interrntlnir. It
fallout:
I'lr.t net
John. on nnd I'mrson
, 3,4 4 11 H 4 H I IS 7
IxltinrUH nml Hell.
niu iinn 130 s
.lecond net
Johnson nnd i'eiiriuin
1 ,4 0 I II 4 1 I 1 4 1 1 4 1- -SO
KdttitrtW and Hell
12404 -J 41 12 4 0 0 I "U fl
Third net
CduitiiL nnd Hill
I4t404ll 4 31 0
Johnson mid I'ejir.on
ll 1 C 2 4 1 1 0 22(1 t
1'onrth et
liihnson nnd l'cilrsnn-
I I ,U S 1 1 4 13:4 n
IMtninlM nnd Hell
!tl ISO 3- -2(1 3
Total. Point" John.on nnd lVamoii,
I40i Jli'll nnd IXtvnrd. 127.
I'eiirmm wero nluj,'KltiR nwny in nn up
hill bnttle virtiinllj throughout the
niiiteh. In the llrnt set Hell nnd Kil
wurdH wore IpudltiK, five Riune.s t three,
nnd It MM'ined thut they Mirely would
tnko the net, for 1'enrnon was nut goiiiR
ho well then, while Hell nnd KdunrdM
were brinitlnvf fortli Inirutii of npplause
rontlnuoUHlv from the tjallpry by their
line volleying nnd Miiiishiiie. How
ever, Johnson begun n streak of very
lirllllnnt tennis and l'enrvon steadied
down, the reMilt being that they run
off four games In n row with the loss
of only ft points nnd toolc the spf at 7-f.
Kdwards anw Hell again got the jump
on Pearson ntul Johnson In the second
set. and oneii mure were within a game
of the set lit ft-'l. Hut again Johnson
and Pearson braced nnd deuced the set
nt ft all. However, Hell and Kdwards
again got the edge lij taUing the
eleventh gnme and lending at 0-ft.
That was all for them, however, as
kit when verv stem) overlieail. r.ell l 7"'"""""". """ "-"" "'""',' ."
tut uncn '.'.''', .' ...... ... 1.. , 1 ns hinir attack tint ended with their
a. i i..f ii.iiniiiH miiji 'oiiPiiiiii utr. pri.ii ii
winning three games In a row nml the
set at S-ti.
The games in the third set alternated
until the fount was ft--l in favor of Hell
I and Kdwards. It was Pearson's serve
I In the tenth game. However, he sus
! not quite i-quitl to the oi a-lon and
dropped his delivery, losing the third
I set at (1-4.
, Pearson and Johnson got .1 good
I start in the fourth set b wlnn.iig th"
I first two games. However, Hell and
, Kdwards showed their lighting iiiali-
tles hi winning the thiul game and
also the tifth and sixth, after Johnson
I and l'enrson had captured the fourth.
I That made the count .'-all and still
it looked to be unbod's match. At
j this point, both Hell and Kdwards got
a wild streak ami Johnson und Pearson
' had little trouble In reeling off three
I games for the set, match and chum
1 piouship.
Renew Sport Relations
IV ith Austria-Hungary
l.iisnnne, Switzerland, June 2
Ueneunl of sporting relations with
Austria and Hungarj was oted b
the International Swimming Con
gress here todn. Helgitim, Ktiglaud
ainl France voted against the reso
lution. Delegates from the I 'tilted
States. Canada. Ueiimark. Finland.
Norwaj. tireece. Sweden. Swlt7cr
land. Melgl.im, Kngland und France
weie priseiit. The program of
swimming events for the next Ohm
pie games was drawn up
PHYLLIS WALSH DEFEATS
MRS. HARVEY AT TENNIS.
-
Merion Girl Triumphs In Stralgnt
. , .... , , I
Sets in Eastern Meet Is In Finals
M.,s Ph.vllis H Walsh. Merion !
t I'lCKCl t HID, IlllVailCl.l IO llie lllllll
.mi,,.! of the wonien's tcnt.is chiiniplon-
ship of IVnnsilviini.i and Knstern ;
States at Merion totlit.v b defeating
Mis. (iilhert A Harve.v Country Club,
In straight sets, 0-,'l, ll- I
It was the tirst time tin- two premier
local stars had played mob other this
season. Miss Walsh won bv tine driv
ing and blocking
The sdnt score follows
'HIST HKT
I Mrs Walsh . -4 14
-Mr il.irvi-y . . 1-4 2
I 4 .1 J i
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SD'OMI SKI'
, Mixs viiiii . s it : ii 4 ii ; -4 :i.i .1
'.Mrs n.trv.- a i 'j i 4 i i . r, n aa i
Miss Walsh and Miss Anne Town
'send, of -Morion, leiolied the tlniil
, loiind of doubles this morning in the
women' championship
The defeated Miss Kntherlue Por
Iter. Cricket Club, and Miss Helen
IScuell. Iluiitingilon Vallej. (I-i!, 11-2.
In a third round match Mrs. 11. V
Kerbniigh and Mrs Ilol.ert Herold
Itelfield. defeated Mis Molly Thayer
land Mis. Itiohiir.l Nalle. Cricket Club.
tl-:i. 2-f., tl-.'l
Tin- present champions are Mrs. C.il
leil A Harvey, Country Club, nnd
Mrs. M. H. Huff, Cricket Club
Tliev will meet Mrs Kerbnngh ami
Mrs. Herold in the Mini -final and it
is expected tl.e.v will niirvive and clasii
with Miss Walsh and Miss Townsend
for the title
Promoter Ten Rlckard III
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Vork.
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to III
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ACTION
TRAiNING
This is the time of all times
to Ret an Education
Summer Courses
Start June 6th
ENGINEERING
Mathematics Drawing
I'liyHics Knulish
C'hi'ini.strj
DREXEL
EVENINGSCHOOL
3'Jd and Chestnut Streets
"It'i only a Itw miniilfi to Drextl"
V
Beats Out
0VER200H0MERS"
IN BIG LEAGUES
Babe Ruth Expects to Boost
His Circuit Wallop Stock
on Polo Grounds
FOUR HITS FOR BANCROFT
I lie lot of the mnjor lengue pitcher is
rigorous. For- American League hurl
ers who visit Now York In the next
month it promises to be doublv hnzard
miM. Sluggers of both lenciie In dm Incf
month have made the Polo (iroutwN the
hoine-riin capltnl of the majors, Tmlav
! Hohe Until nnd the Ynnkees nre there
again for a stay which will ln-t until
July 4, with n break of onlj a few dms
this month when the (Slants temporal t'lv
I oust their American co-tenniit- Until
1 expects to end Mis stn with his
mine-
1 tun stoclt nt a figure that will
USUI I! u
new record for 11(21
Jo Hiith with fifteen hnn.c nitm two
dnjs ahead of his I'llii) H-hedul-, the
return Is pleasant, for he nhn has
found the range at the Polo (irminds
easiest of nil Amen, nn League park-.
Jji it-cent series, other phmrs have
Ills.) been getting the mnge
Jre than 200 home runs him been
made In the two leagu.s -luce the begin-
"'"K ,f !' "-vnn- A- 'he I'o'o
'rounds, since the Itnusion of tl. cui,s,
u.v IS, National League batsmen have
hit se .intern and Ainericun L-.igtiers,
in their only r it appearaiue last
Sunday, hit three. Kuth getting one of
Uion. for his fourteenth rrnsh. Pour
were made In one game, .Mn w ,e
tween the tthuits and thu Pirate. Uuth
now has fifteen homers t. his credit.
Sonic Hesuy Cloutirs,
Two major league pla.cis making
four hits In one . mitest vester.hn were
Hancroft, of the New York Nationals
and Harhnro, of the Huston Nationals!
The (Jiiuit shortstop varied bis hitting
with a home run, triple, double mid
single, while the Itoston shortstop made
a triple ami three singles.
Players with three hits in one game
to their credit were Ilressler. iriiin
nati. with n triple, double and single-
.'ii'iniiis, nosion .111ericn11s, tuple
two doubles; MeHenrj. St Louis
tin mils, double nnd 'two single.,
Ciil.shnvv Pittsburgh, and l'mtt
Scott, of the Ilostnn AniPiii-iuis,
and
.mil
.ich
Willi tnree singles,
K'-lly, of the New nrk National,,
made his ninth home run of the sens.,,,
tying .vleusel for the league leadership!
MISS LEITCH WINS AND IS
IN BRITISH GOLF FINALS
Beats Miss Jackson, Irish Champion,
1 Up Plays Miss Wethered
Tiiniherry, Scotland, June 2- Miss
Jovce Wethered and Miss (Veil L.-if.-h
won their wii) this afternoon to the
imal round for the bulbs' e,,f cham
pionship of (Srent Hritulu.
The finals will he nln.,.t .1...
I beautiful sensi course here tomorrow
All of the Ameiicins were put out ves
I terday.
; Miss I.eiteli .lefenteil Miss Janet
, Jackson. Irish ihumpioii. this aftei'Moi.n
1 on the home hob-. I up. In the other
scml-linal match Miss Jove.- Withered
I 11 sister of UoS,r Wethered. the amateur
1 star, difeati-d Mi-i, L Scroggie. Scot -1
land, M and ii Mm Scroggie w,,s e.x
peeled to do better though she is but
I ninetein jears old. She upset the data
lb beating Miss Molly (Jrifhths In the
; fifth round.
Miss I.elteh ha. In in llrlti-h chiuu
ploi. see V.I14 and Mis, Wethered is
the closed champion. A tremendous
gallon i, expected at tomorrow's
match
Rival Nines to Clash
Tit.. l.lrt -tl.Ll I !. II. Y-. n-
Nin.-.'.-n-TMnt' Hull lln i.n.l I f-,' ', , .
""V "m "i" rnii.t.i. iiidii s.vlec ituii.il,,..
r-nil Ijo.vn -vioeiiiu,n -mii ! ,,i ,h. ,, ...
nusi outinu- tmt ..t-.ti,,u w.,, ,,., i, ,. ;
'"mi itt KuKl..r'M-011-th.-rii.-liitvtr in' .In.
win 0 (iPv.,t-,i to .hrM,, mhifr rVr,
ls':':",;nt,iVt.io H'niU,"" .ii'.Vj' !l' "rrT'
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Stenton Seeks Games
Tl..- Slut j- I'rofi i.iri.iH i f i.
M.ily Ilierrt i- c bv th wr ,f , ,,
The fonn-r Is ili-slreun -f h.-arlnc tro r
-laiis tuinH In l'lili uMpMn nr I sin'
iich .1 N'atlillv, Ilrliloshtiri; I i.'. r i
rort-U!lith W.tr.1 I.onn nn.l ,i!,r ,.
of thin ( illtsii Mfntm his j)-,. , ,,
line-up It .-t-r h.is hiv.l Vnnniters lsO
this uttrai-tlon writ- Allen K l.n nol.l 4
North Jte-ntcnth itr-pi
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June 5 ParkesburjT Iron vs. North Phillies
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PROTECT
YOUR
Central High for All-Round "Quads" Title by
PENN AND COLGATE
Meet on Franklin Field This After
noon Llewelyn to Hurl
.t'yj-'i'. ... ftlMJATK
JIl.1'.1.;!' ?!' Hitmen, lb
Hhltehlll. II. (Ilhls, If
llnrver, cf .stetrrn. rf
Vloiiriiilliin, If Ihrrtiuinn, c.
Mj-ith, rf Harris, ill.
Mil hrr. o (ITonnrr, 2li
NtillUun, 31. Itlmipy, ef
Nhrlter i Mh'itpr.
I.Ipwi-Imi, i loniird, .
liniilrc llfriiiitn jiMfijfi,
Hill Llewelji. will tnke the pitching
peak for Coach Walter Carlss' (,'niver
blty of Peiitislvnnia temn ou Franklin
Field this afternoon against the Colgate
teum. The H.-d and Itluc pitcher will
attempt to make it four straight for his
alma mater
Against (ieorgctovwi, I'enn State nnd
Wnseda Peim has shown remtirkable
form, nnd the team's followers expect
Captain Herman Ilnrvey and his mates
to finish the remainder of the seusoti
without a defeat Colgate Is tho stum
bling block this iifternoon. Saturday
Harvnrd will he met at Cambridge and
Walter Larson, the most successlul ,
tvvirler on the l'enn stuff, will tnke the !
iiiouud. I
Colgate sulTered a Hi-to-15 defeat at
the hands of Prliu'i-ton jesterduy after- 1
noon over in Tlgertown.
frencTnetstar
World's Tennis Champion
Reaches Semi-Final Round of
Hard-Court Tourney
LAURENTZ IS DEFEATED
St. Cloud, Frauro. June 2. Tennis
stars who reached the semi-final round
of the world's hard court championship j
here todaj were William T. Tlldcn. of
Philadelphia- vorld's glass court title
holder; M. Washer of Itelgium; Nich
olas Mishu, Hun. aula, and Krik Tegner,
Denmark.
In the round b.-foie the semi-final
today Tildcn defeated M. Diim-t, of
France, (5-2, (5-1. ."-7. t'.-O, and Tegner
won from William II. I.utirentz, Frnnce
(i-4. II 1. n-:i
Tilden showed improved form in the
match with Ilaict except In the third
set, when, after lending by five games
to two, he grew i-nri-loNs and presented
his opponent with the set. Tildcn then
raced through the fourth sot, allowing
the 1 reuchniaii onlj a few points.
Laurent?., who 1, the present world's)
hard 1 ourt championship titleholdor, lost
to the vouthful Il.it-e's goixl service, c- 1
1 client backhand stupes and all-roiliid
steadiness
American intrants in this tourney .
will go to Loi.don lmiiiiillatel.v after the
close of the mati'hes here mill will enter'
the open tennis touriininents to In-1
pluji d at Heckenham June (t to June
1 11, ami at uoeiu.mpton .lune l.l to .lutie
I 1 The Amerlcaii plnvers entered in I
I thi's toiirniiiiieiits are Tildeti. J. Ii K.
Jones. Arnold W Jones, Mrs. Molln
P.jur t.-dt Mnllorv and Miss Kdith
Sigoin-iipj .
' Tilden and A. W Jones will iilav in
ll,.. ,l,.,,l.l.., ,,..l... 1., . I.., ,.,!,.... ...,,.'l.1.,!
Tilden will be paired with Mrs. Mai-
lorv and A W. Jones with Mis,
Slgourney. Mis Mallor.v and Mls
Sigoiireny will play in the holms' dou
bles ainl J, ('. K. Jone.s in the men's
singles
Amateur Sports
llilttnrit I. ll liter I'lut. of All vnti.
"In, has 'vnr nil nam.M inntrsi su f.i
' t
this
s...n..n fins i xt Sui,iIm Juns ,. .(. it.i
'i.ni In in- nn.l iiIm. ur-"H ilillo for tv.!,i,;lu
s'ini-s ii ,i All Iirst-i lni (mmc r'ut.H
wlHlilns- this f.tsi iittr.i-'lcn. enniinuiii. .iti
s-s 1 1 ll i"harl i lntr lu Hpruy avo Mi.inttr
i in I'l. ,n- '.'I to M
ll-lisoii n.-lil ( liil, .i f.tst tmtpl'.rrf t urn '
w (tuts U..1111... w'lh all If.vinH ..f thla . 1.ih.h I
I" i out ut town. I. IlHtitiiitn JII'J .s.iuth '
1 iftt. sti. -t i
North Kml, oi s.' the b-nt tr.nrilns- t ,iin. I
th i ttt tt'itnts Hiiniti 1 I- K'rl. J'nl '
r;h Third tr-t i
Ths Tloen teiiin h.is ri-..rs.t Ui-1 f..r 'he
s-i.rton on I vojl't like to b.i.ik Kr,vni-H .s. r,
a. t inns Hirtrtlv Prst -l.i.s In i.r ut f
t -. n M Mutr-1 manaire. Pn .i., l.i. K
!..- 1 Is.M I. nv. -n 7 end t 1 -t I
Miirtln A. . u flrst-rla.s truv.-lttis
Ins .p-n iluts n Suii'lajj H. K. Wi
L'.'.i N irth ITUiitiii-ntl. mr-i-t
M i-troine 11 f tt.intn to no i 1 I-
.pixt--n-vcitr-.il nln-s - lu.in, .-'
Ul!l HTr. III. hn ..n.l tri-"t
Me.llil A. A . of Wen P!.,! W 1
i i itvlllirl.t Int.! st.irtliitf J'in 7 V
I is ik"! '-r ll.t . . r ,i x
v. -. I ' k to h. .r from ts-ji t. u . .
an n .i. i'll-iisi'V.'- m onil Thursiluvh It.
IV- ,r smi Noith Tvtsntl-ih st..t
Wllllnn, I'. lie ul A. Sons nil
ttti ltit i-i .io!. at liomn an1 w . iM
' UM
..ints
-0 I
snip.
O I'.i
t.'
I hoar fr.ni t.amt vwintlnu i.in h ,i'
tliit 'as8 plavers Ohiirles ritiuit'
, l iH sireet
thr.
is;
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l-N- -I . with lotor'n ovor i'if ui t
i .
h'
.lini!h'n .vtiil rc w.intK s.tni.s t ' s
lot anil numliit. ttlth horn, .t le It,
iu-. i '.'.''I N rth nieten-h Mr - I
) - , ,i TSn-j M I, meui .1 nn.l 7 f M
t
Pure worsted Jersey $2.00
All-wool fast color pants, 2.50
Rustless buckle, web belt, .35
$4.85
Elastic jock strap .75
Jl
-jm
Phono or IV'rifi-
roiy.v
Spruce 4657
WOOD BOX 51 1'ltS. SS.N.
"Lumbermen' lixehango"
U20 Clu-htitiit St , I'hila.
BOWS TO TILDEN
jGOLF HOPES MOVE 7
1 11 11111 1 it'll ii 1 1 ik. 1 1
lUDK Mural
!
A I
Amateurs and Women Bested.
Hutchinson Expected to Set I
Good Gait in Next Test
CAN'T COUNT ON BARNES
I
" - - -
. .. . ...... I
H SNI)V MrMiti.trif
fil,'.'.fC.iV.'""l "f V""!'""" 1"'os h J"Ht'
iu !i 1 ''"",'" "1"1" "- aiuienniiice on
I'll' .nUIC 1. for the ,i-ifl If r-lmm. '
,.ir...Li.i.. .. .. . .. . " -."- s
'"""I " "rent llritniti. 1
I his small but sturdv band repre
seats out last hopes in th'- three classics
I...-. moo 11 s loriorn l.nrn at best.
I he nmnteiir teum, strongest we've
ever sent, could not m,r misfortuno
beyond the sixth round The star
woman s team is n- (Mt f t)in ,,,.lllro
In Scot and. It was biave effort.
1 ..". f.lrll,."J ""- ,r"u" against Miss
I.eiteli I,, the llrst mntcl, nw ,ni.
M01111 added to m.-mon.v, ,, th.it defeat
doubtless. MisM IIhns was 1 up at
the seventeenth tee K,st Miss
Leitch, b,,t duffed the InM two nnd the
tna oh ,n,l the rest f the Americans.
Including Mrs. It,lrw, llre now out
of it.
.Meantime, th.- nvn,.,, (,r leading
lirofessionnls, are hung rushed to the
battlohohl.
Not a Itoarer
It's the last chance f n. thn-i- chain -piouship
ehwsi,. nhroiiil. and It's not
nct!v what .,n u,.ni.i ,,,.11 ,. t it
' tianee at that
(f our. i-nini, rhelr professional
iirethren 111 this .oimtrv eve .Im k
Hutchinson th- best ,,,,?,.
Tl... ,..,s t, , ' ......
,,,. ,..,! 11 1 . ' ""r, "oner such soon'
v. miiis iikiii no .,,. mutter, in tne
tlrslf r tlf, .... tl,.... 1,1... , .,. .t 1 .
.. .'...... "' " ""'" . ....oees .,.-
1 uii'i' ill- 11 lit r. v irnr tit -j 1 nil wni u
. . i.ii. .. ,.,: .' h " "v v " "'
which is like homo 1.. tin. (itvlnl Sent.
The) ticcin to iin
- Hutchinson also as
the best shot-ii.nl:. r nwi. Iiero i th
l:f7IS,!'''','1vn',.',k: I.'",'?' S h" l'1" I
...- ..u. ... .,11 .fin hi nm prune
I he latter Is said t,, be a stern be
liever in the s),t to the right, not
much a si,.,. as a fade from right t,,
left. This Is siiiii to be the shot on
Hritish eoiirsos mul tin- renson Amor
iciuis fail uv.-r th.ro u because they pltiv
lor a lung ball from a hook, it is 1
stlJ.V,'''
'he 011 v tliu.g M.c.v l'mtli'i- sti.. 1
that will keep ,, x ,,t ,,f t),o runnnig '
Is the nature of tii,-man. Though joe,,,..
and jubilant in prncticn rounds, Jm k 1,
r. high-strung individual, who is v-rv
nervous under tlr.' j, 1, d "raring to go "
1 hey s,ij . 1,, i ,,,. stout, "ill' vie-
iiiay- ure h-iut of a Iiagen in tout-
liaments nnd .m- not too contidetit that
that he will t..p them ill at St An-
drews this mm U- for that reason
Our ohs. rvnti .11 has lil;i wise been that
Huti hitisou i, ini'lineil to be too tii.se
In a . hiiinpionshlp and to burn himself
oui in nn- inriv rouml, Mill one is 1
inclined to highlv estimate the chances
of Jock Huti hlnsi.il abroad and it mat
be that, now that we have failed in the
first two staits where w- expected p,si.
blv to o much bitfei. we vvi'l nine
through in ihi., lust effort
I test Iluhlmis
You can t count on Jim linrnes so
much, If all 1 .-ports ,,f h, i-arlmncles
are true, and Il.tgen is liable to be a
winmr or nnv where, a. In- as last
tar The rest of th-m is doubtful, sin
the Itt-ltlsh opi-tl IIK-JIlN ail I Mendi-d
tolite nt high speed, and tiier- ar- t...
tuan.v newcomers among the II-.oi,s
vouthful pio to ton 1 ast
Elect Golf
Officers
I'l.tlnil-lii, .
II.Hl.-r j.r. s .lent
IUillrri'i.l llns t.i
i; ii -r n.irs vs j r
I'ounir - I'.jb t .
who h.ll -r ..ffi
.1
Juii'
t'o N
r h i' n
1. 1
I i
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s7 tr-?
K:'l
Tr-5
'OMES ore built for
I 1 i, JSPJ rr&T. 7 l I i-r' .
5 gssmtjfirzi&mii&'Temx r
iw- yM$flmmsKa& .' '
i. Tr:Tw'ammKm9vamMmnRiiri
mMmvmw '
- UtSXMMKmVT---,
iiKJLVM&mmmi inn '
m
warehouses and many other buildings, arc
built for profit, and cost and uo-kcen
MUST BE LOW
We have several styles of Carey Roll Roofing.
They grade from light and medium weight up to
heavy and extra heavy weight.
Their first cost is low, they are inexpensive to
apply. They require no up-keep expense.
We can meet your every necessity for low
cost, reliuble, big value roofing that can be
delivered at once and applied quickly.
We nre hcadquartn s nn Ast'altslate Shingles that never
curl and fur the buili'tig and insulating products of
ASPHALT ASBESTOS MAGNESIA
"A Roof tur t'ler) Bu.hiug
Jrmekiccm
ii mTTT"! i'TinM'ii W' wTTMBtarrrTM tibw tttj mry
EXCH'SIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF
CAREY PRODUCTS
ROBtatTS AVENUE AND STOKLEY STREET
HC
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATION I. I.KAOfK
'I','1' , UnnJx.sl I'l,
I'lttsl.urKli -4ii 11 .725
New ork . 2 II .074
llnioldjn. 21 .3 .boo
Mill I.OP
.732 .707
mi ,03i
iionio.i. pi U) , ts7
rii,.';" l '$ :$,
Mill "nnmi . ii i :.:ifj"
101 .311
AMI.KICAN I.KAHli:
I ( Int.
Won Lost I -. Win 1-nsP
20 14 .117 4 .OH ,05'J
21 17 .SS3 ..It.,', .371
2 22 .r.22 .5.14 ..111
it .(VIS .523 .51(11
17 20, till .474 .417
III 23 .151 .1141 .441
17 2.4 .rl.1 .4311 .11.1
. 1.1 27 .317 .372 .3111
1 iptriiinu .
Npw lork .
IS'trnlt . .
ft::?!:!,'
llHlllllXtl.il
!-t. I-nuU
( liiraxo
Atlilrtlrs
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
itiovvi ii'iMr
Nm, n.L u. 1. 1. till -I ci.l ,,,l
'.. :. "-:!"'" -.-. -
Itrtmltlin. .V ltittin. 1.
I'lttsli.ircli, 4i f'lilrnro. 2. . .
st. l.tuU, 10; Clnrlnpull, 4.
MKHir N I.KACll i:
lloslnn. i) ,tliptlH, 3 (1st K.ttnpl.
IthlitlfK 3j Huston. 2 (2d unrip).
Wiislihnctoi., Mi Now lorU 7.
I.ther initio not cpIipiiiiii d.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
V TIHNA1. 1. i:n 1"
Nih lorU nt l-lttshiirnl.
M. I onla ,it ( Inrlnnnll.
llhtr k tinpH not sihrilillril
' Wir.lUCAN lJ.At.l 1.
IK'Iroi! nt 1'hlln.lrllililii.
( IPtPlitl.il nt Itoston.
(I1l1.no nt Wiislilimter
St. Imls nt Now lork.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
1 141-st I. rs (IP IKSTKIU.AV
llntlitlo, I li.n.nto, 3
lt,i
liPsler. 13t Sirni'Mso. 3.
Np.irU, 3: iUiullnit. I.
llultlnioro. (Ii Iitps tin-
sit IIKDt l.l: HHl TOIIA1
itnn , .-.. ..
IUkIm-sLt nt "iroiuw
""""".U'ltn.t ...t-p. 1
srM.iNi or THK n.i lis
v. 1.. r. . w. 1 i-.t
liutonnrp 2' HI .744 Npwi.rli
.Hi.
iiuiritin. 23 is .niii Timmtii
l!..l,bf. r- ql IS -.-Id sir,i,ii.
is il .4.10
T.-tJ Str.iptis,. in '11 .4-1
- ;. -;; ;J0()
.112 llP.llllllS 1-
'. .. ..!".
MHILLY 'THUS ' VS. UAMUtN
Local Team
Will Battle in Jersey
Next Saturday '
Philadelphia Profo,-1 .Mils -'
Tin
'Insh with the Camden (it. Club nnj
I Snturdnv at the Third and Krie streets
I purk. In ('an.ibii. Hoth c'-:bs have n.rt ,
vt-ltli luiit-li u. .-s thus tlir, the Pros '
with i.tnri. over Hoekdule.N'.irthrimp-
toti. Trei.iont nnd Muhanoj , th. Cnmdi-n I
club defeating Amcriciiti Steel Lit
I'ros and other teams
The Professionals wi'.i o.ip.iso Chester
(Slants 011 June 11 and Mount IIollv U
Wcdm-da.' following A' strong in r
out of town , libs hook tu A -1 attrii
thins for viwkdnv. Sat .rdav or Si -
dav ganos shmiid r,: or Wire .1 t,
..liic. I'hiMt Pros pi..-, West. Leh.g
avenue. PI Had. 1 hia H.-'.l p ,t
Tioga -iriiyi Tv s'lgl ' 1 gngene nts 1
particular .ir- urged (ipendat.s June
t."., 7.!.. II. Is p.. .1 i'v I 1 1 ,v. gntnes
TDrwnt-e Trof, - 11 1 t,ttiipp aii' i
''"l""1 - ' '- V ""-r --"t
comfort, but barna.
Dwrres IIIV
rnmArhin iiEiiiiBBHHMHE
about them Wa K &zIiL-
vduII like"-H 'N SgQHt
ir..t..i . ,, Bm -w -s 1 H JC "" T 1
rmmise nomorc- ,.1 Mf J '
Twentv'to y stC1
tfac packaff sZJqT
fSaasaJSSSar - i?i
ynAua&onG
PHILADELPHIA
DETROIT TIGERS "'"
ARE HERE TODAY!
'." ;4.,Ty Cobb Makes His Bow to
.... 1
Local Fans as Big League
Manager
BENGALS IN THIRD PLACE
nimioiT
Aminu, 2t,
llllinh. HH
i ot.ti, r
lprtrh, If
llpllmnn. rf
.lonps. 31..
IIIiip II,
ItnAslpr .
Klntiks. p
TIII I.TK'S
Wilt rf
(fllllllW lit , SH
Ilrnrlll. lb.
4 W ilkpr. IT
WpMi, If.
I'prkln. e.
line, 111. 3li.
l.tki".. 2I.
Kepfp i.
The Wesleri. Ii in
can Masebnll League 1
in
tho Amrrl-
make their
IflOl it,,!.,,, I ,1. 1-. . . 1 , .,
"" '" "" ..us. i mnv nnu umi 1 r. I.int 1 r, I , 1 1 ntmndorp rr-inrlt It
! fnns an- anxious to got n i.e.-p nt -- l?"-w' ,'f .'"" A' -,n1', rht. ' '"'' '!"' ,h
. .... -i in- ii-uoiH in nan .lonnson fir
cilt. II11.
case of the
is partli'ii.iirly so Iti tl c
reorganized White Sor and
ttii; Ketro.t Tigers, now muMlged b.v
'I'.vrus Hiijmond Cobb.
Just how T.v si.es up as a lender will
he decldul l,v i,., fIM ,i,w Mft.rnooii,
for tho Ir, troit Tigers nre th.- llrst It,
vtullng . ' ,, trim, the W est that will
slew nt S,i. j'nrk
" l.f tin., ,. heeti (1 Iiik turpiise to
llllo, I, 1, j,,st lr, j, Uiii ,u ;,. , ,t Ip
tii L is. , i,,ir,i ... .... . . , . . -I-, ..
P.'-ng.ils
nr.- n third p
i-i,
STI!AM.i MM II l
WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., Inc.
"Ship By Water"
LOS ANGELES. SAH FRANCISCO.
PORTLAND, SEATTLE and TACOMA
M. S. KENN'KCOTT
S. S. "VVILLHILO (11,000 Tons)
S. S. WILLSOLO (ex Cajuceti
S. S. WILLFAKO CSOOO Tons.)
Hcri'it mq rr
Kor rates and particulars, apply
WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., Inc.
Ill Droxol UldR.. Custom House Place IVi'V....'"..
NEW AMERICAN TRANS PACIFIC PASSENGER SERVICE
trarwecn 3tii 1 LEana I U'rtfcMA, WJbt,bMANljl1rI,
HONG KONG and MANILA v.. th. ShORT ROUTE.
NV t.iJ politul U S.S B. Lnen, 535 tt. lonf; 21,000 tom
SAILINGS
,g
5 S Wen.tchee. Jonc 13 S.S. Silver SUte, Jnlf 9
S. S. Kcjitone State, Jalf 30
Pifm. rp.-v.ti?. p-.. enri-? nnv tremA rt -,,.4, ...
HUL.H CALLAGHER.Cn.F.ec.Ait I7bt.t,5t .M.wY ,1,
f !! il HHIP W !"
of ADM I RAL LI
l.M,.MMW II I' II 1-1 ll.l.. S.M...I .1 -
EA R N
Incorporated 1891
U. S. Shipping Board Steel St earner
Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPHIA to HAVANA
S,S "COQUINA" LOADING
lArrsurenuMiK hate ten mrnl for culm tlnchiiro- of rnrto lluYaat
. 1'or Kpe anil Itt. AppV
EARN-LLNE STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Agents
Bullitt Building, Phlln. P. .
,Mhri ".OtWflM, sjoj.,80, Min nn
Pa.scnser nnd I-rciRht Serrioo
from nen lork
CKflBi'llls A-m. . IHAMPTOt
qtllUtnli. J ,. U Jlj ,,iT -fl
M .nrrliinlii June 15 Jul M lui 11
VeTMik-itrU ... Junp S( Aui. 18 t-eu. II
AJtnl (now! June 7 Jnlj 1J Anc M
t itrmitnla June 15 July Id Auit. 13
AI-rU June ?5
PlMOl'TH CllEH ii I If. i. lUMi iKl
",0?,.s.v.v . Jun' " '"Ir An-
i Colunit.ia , . j,,,,,. H july lft Au,, ,j
i l luneronlit lnrl Jul) ? Jul 3d ns ?7
H NA.rrmT-vNA .iii'rtj tmi
l'ATPi IvihlHOVN-IK FIi'V.F TO;i-- K
) I'nnn.inU June 4 .
I : hhovnik Trur.T:: rivvii
lllli June II
1 ih.h.to. to i.ivi:rj voi,
iirli Junf. 2 .
I If ' r IITA Til M , ' . . . -
!.'t 't''i't VH , Ss ,v I
Klter ritrs f , , Tl - .
I'll! V . " HA Tit ' s. , v, i !( . -
l' - i v t sf ,
Mnrlll jn 4
I 'HI' AI'E' PHIa Ti N' V
I erentlH j, , ,
PHI. A . nm -o 1., M ,,s AS.,
it vvn"ii ;
ellnl . ),,), ,h
(iminl nnil iulie stp,im s,i,, i,,,
I'aaM-i.eer t'fllre l0O Mitliuit si Phll
1 leliht (llll.-e llour.e IIU I'hlli.
PHILADELPHIA to
CADIZ BARCELONA
NORTH AFRICA
MARSEILLES GENOA
SS "OI.'VM.'E" . June 10
IMo.nh t 1 ,!lne (or , ..,,
ol 5pln Men. Mgenn. TunliU
Cette. Nice Gibrult. nnd tho lv,n,
Earn-Line Steamship Co.
139 South Fourth St. I'hila, Pa
Ixinitniril 1?(io.iil 1 oi Muin "(
Asent. for THREE STAR LINE
site., le AfTreteurt Fteunlt
21 Bridge s w York
ELfOLLAH,
V m AMERICA UNE
New York to Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and Boulogne-sur-Mer
N AMMtRlUM tune 4Jul 9A, li
NQ0RDAM June 11 July 16 Aug 2u
R0TURPAM June 25 Jul 30 ept 3
RYNOAM July 2 Au 6 s,pt l0
Piitrntcr DhS.e Kill Walnut St, Phil
VACATION TRIPS
III s.
1-1 i 1 1 All! 1 . Ill V 11,
, niisiiiN vv.ti .t nu r vi s ,,
' Ml NN ll , ,,
, ,IA( hMIM II I T (
I I. I '
s s 1 ' 1 a 1 " . ' . ,
. "" I VI.
1 no . V
1 r 1 .. .1-
f
Merchants & Miners Trans. Co.
lr1.1l. 111.. 1
Mllllontt nf VaH .c-m i tittle
,. .AUVJ-''-
ft
tn
- - r UI.
1 2-3 Points
Five Leading Hatters
in Two Major Leagues
A.Mr.lUCAN I.KAOI'K
I'lutw nnd Chit. II, All. It II T.C.
HpIIiiiiiii. Ilplrott 12 Hit 33 74 .(.11
( 11I1I1 Di'trnll 40 Itll All 7B ,I0A
siienkpr, (pprtnd 3.1 130 30 53 .4oi
llir St l.oiilo 3K 101 47 0.1 .101
-(tirilil, St LoiiIm IK 121 1.1 47 3
n TiiN i, M'.nrK
I'liijer nml Int. (.. Ml. II 11 IT.
HortishY, st louls 37 113 ! Ml .113
.Mcllniry, .St, Ixml. 31 III. 2 ftl ,3M
Jolilinlo.l llrn.ililjn II 170 30 03 371
.1. Miller I'lillit 31 113 17 -III .Ml
(lllxliuu. I'lll. . 311 11,1 2.1 Al .332
I 1
1 distance removed from the New Yorl.
; Yankees, and there appears Mttlo
, ehnnce of their displacing the Hitgmcn
for 11 while, , spiM-inllj as the arc home
i for a long stnv.
May Abandon King's Cup Race
New York, Junf- 2 Tin- Tr.in Ulnollo
i' hi rn v fur (h- , no -rr-r, 'I by Kin
Mlo rt if Il-lelum frohuliiy will lit abitn-rurn-l
T ri 1 -1 j at te-njp nnb ttvu boats
K..,n ... nn u..ra., H'K.. Il.l.ti.n , ...anUI.
vnn un-"1 Toi1h ilmt lb... .-istponiM.-nt was
. p,.rt,. 1 t, p riiiol,' this v .', whn l.tron
I)o 1'iir-- 11 Isiiin Ainlmpiolor rrlp
! (IT. Tie tw tttllifA UM tIP srllf..,nPr
i" Ai.nii.ni
Humphreys to Lead Navy Nine
,!iniu,nll Mil. .1 jn- 2 Mi. 11 ,.man
I'lnrlM '1 It if iil.r.'i has Um pi- ' 1 up
niii -f 'I. Ni.-' A'ftiiimi .iipppall nlnp
nn-l M ."tiiin.i J
nn'i ,1 .-nil 11.1 t ,n .. ,... - ,, ,1 vnc
i:
U .1.11 -I. ....
A..'!-mv tpnr, h t. m for Hip mUrx fteminn.
H'.Tli hr." m Ii- , 1. .-1 llr-t t.,s, , th nine
1 'i 111' i -
PftH I
Giants Sign Amherst Crack
mliprst Mnss r 1 ' J h Ww Vorl
.,!'. 1 i- if " Va''r Zlnk nnrhp: r,f
Ml.
!(., n 1.
'Ot"
h.i j mnfiilnr
t amp anil ' r (i tlrn
sTi.Msiiir n-thi
, .. .June 11
. . .June 26
July 11
. ..July 26
.s u'h I'hila.
I n HI m Ml 1 .
- L I N E
Marine Despatch Line
Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Seattle and Portland
CARGO RECEIVED DAILY AT
iMER 40, SOUTH WHARVES
S. S. Cape Henry. .June 7th
S. S. West Haven. .June 15th
S. S. Liberator . . July 2d
lor Kutre nnd Inform item luiti.
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific S. S. Corp.
Kooin 300 13a s. 7 niril hi
rhllalrlohlit
I r,.. J't; k M r -;
BLACK DIAMOND
STEAMSHIP CORP.
PHILADELPHIA
to Rotterdam,
Antwerp & Amsterdam
Am. S, SCollinRsworth"
Now Loading
W. J. Grandfield & Co,
Pitadrlphla Aqent
. , 'ninu-.pnra ?rnt
308 Chestnut St.
I I omh.ird 117G-: H-!l Ma,n
676!S
Dixie Steamshio Lines
PHILADELPHIA, BRISTOL,
MANCHESTER, GLASGOW
L'.S S.M. ,s.S. MONOMAC
Now 1 ia.li. Her A Port KUbmiiml
1 s n,ij .: .'.V'tl! Vuun"
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