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INTERGIIY ItNNIS
Today's Local Ball Games
miF uuf"? Nw Vorh Ilrom at Rrlde.
Jl.V,-,J,"l!!,.?,, n.mI Pliodox street,
hoclken Vn r rrofo,l,,'" n t'onsha-
rJLinJi' 'V''' A Ai ' Itowlmul A. A.,
rrankfortl avenue iiboir Iliitler street.
nfriiiiintonn nt Abetfoyle. flieiiter.
rielehcr garner,, iittTainimuu,
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TESREAU'S BEARS
ON AN OLD BATTLEFIELD
ARE HERE TODAY
Metropolitan Exports Havo
Strong Team for Church
! Cup Matches Tomorrow
i .
will1 PLAY AT MERION
Br spick nwti
, Vevf York flocran to havo by far fhc
.troiutst team in tho Intercity lawn
Tnnis matches, which will H played
It Merlon Cricket Club. Havcrford,
: .-, nn,1 Saturday for the ueorgo
Kw Church Cup. Tomorrow the -gagu'M... c. c.f o.
Se. will bo started at 2:30 P M., 0rn'rWDSf a'..8 ,,'
i -nil lin between Boston nnd rsow nlngs).
York. Th" wlnner I'10''8 Philadelphia
Bthiaifnen-uproAnho Philadelphia, team
J,! Wallace P. Johnson, Cynwyd, cap
ut, and first single; Craig Kiddle,
SirC second singles: 8. W. Pearson,
SnntowCn Cricket Club, third sin
rlesT Oarlton Shafer, Cynwyd, fourth
SSfei' Carl Fischer, Cynwyd and
UyC of Pennsylvania, ntth . In -
i 1m Ted l'-ownru-, .uchuh, oiaih
.".. T.tninn nnd Pearson, first
Oppose Bride8burg Club
.."".aji sLirs ni oien sociM. secona I Claimants of Independent Base-
"'"ft .ami i:rle avenue. .
tfJ&JXSg?- r,"H ball Championship of the East
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in?i ""in or uriinir. jongne island.
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5!S: ROYAL HIANTS AT M PHII ?5
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S FlBchcr and Kdwnrds, third
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ANN0UNCEP0L0 LINE-UP
Devereaux Mllburn Names Players
on American Team
London, .Tuno 0. Devereaux Mllburn,
captain of tho Amerlran International
polo team, Iibb announced tho players
who will take pnrt In tho championship
matches against tho British team, be
ginning Juno IS on tho Ilurllnghnm
Club grounds. They arc:
Louis Stoddard. No. 1; Thptnan C.
Illtchcock, Jr.. No. 2; J. Watson
Wobb, No. 3; Mllburn, back. "
AH four men were out practicing
yesterday, but playing on different
teams mixed with hngllshnfen.
Special Trains for Big Fight
Several npeclal trains, conslstliw of parlor
ears, rlub cars, dtntnir tare and roaches, w.ll
bn operated by the Philadelphia und rteadlniL
Hallway on juiy J ror ins penem or reei
denti of Philadelphia and vlclnltv who de
eire to attemJ the Dempwy-Carpentler fluht.
These epecinl trains will be In addition to
oxtra equipment on tho regular trains for
New York leavlni; rteadlng Terminal Phlla
delphla. at a A. JT.. 7 A. M.. A M. and
10 A'. M., etandnrd time, on July 2.
Rodgers Re-elected W. Va. Coach
Wiition M. Washburn, second singles ;
Vincent Richards, third singles: Dean
Mathey. fourth singles: Howard Vo
S fifth singles; WnUrr Merrill
Hall, sixth singles; unroiu inrocn
n.HL. mhqtltittn: nichards nn
Washburn, first doubles; Kumngao and
n.l C. Wright, second doubles ; Sam
Hardy, captain of the United States
t.. eim team, and n partner who has
I" t not been decided upon.
J Boston's team is: K. Norrls WI1-
Hams, 2d, first singles; sac lies,
iicond singles; G.Colket Coner. third
singles ; Harry 0. Johnson, fourth s n
rev h. B. Bice, fifth singles ; Irving
0 Wright, sixth singles ; Williams and
Johnson, first doubles ; NUes and Canor,
second doubles; BIdwcll and Porter,
third doubles.
Philadelphia has selected tho follow
JM second team: Alex Thovcrr Bow
liSd Evans, J. C. Bell, Jr.. Ed Thayer,
Jm Thayer, J. W. Wear. C. S. Itogers
Barf Pflnst, Jr.. Andy Morgan. 1. h.
Cravh Dr. P. B. Hawk, Cap Wistcr.
The committee in chargo of tho tour
rattent la : A. L. Hosklns, referoe. and
Howard W- Lewis, Morion ; AV. P.
Rowland and Percv Osborne, Bclfield ;
Dr. P. B. Hawk and Wallace F. John
ion, Cynwyd; S. H. Oollotn and Sam
M Peacock, Gennantown; Dr. E. B.
Dewhurst and George Zlnn, Hunting
don Valley ; L. S. Do Lone and Howard
Biddlc, Overbrook Golf Club; W. H.
Thomson and Dr. B. B. V. Lyon,
Pblladolphla Country Club ; J. R. Car
penter, Jr., and J. J. Brown, Phila
delphia Cricket Club; P. S. Xowland
ana.i'. X. Mnsni, iun"'Kiu vjuumijr ,. ... VlL. .tune O.lrn M.
Olab. no'dnors. who iilloted th Weft Vliglnla Cnl-
All tho Church matches will be two voieity baseball team this Mason, was ro
of three vantage sets, and there will be fSSS&l'?, ,. atRTet?cnd'eplirtma.Snt'l5r
alas matches each day. the univemity.
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES
"Jeff" Tesrcan nnd his New York
Bears, claimants of the Independent
professional baseball championship of
tho East, are In town to play Brides
burg, nt Richmond nnd Orthodox
streets. The game Is scheduled to begin
at 0:15 P. M. and one of the largest
crowds of the season Is expected.
According to n telegrnm received by
Mnnngcr Ed Caskey InBt evening Tes
reati will be on hand nnd will pitch.
Tho uptown mnnngcr wired him yester
day after reading of nn nutomobllo col
lision in which "Jeff" and n number of
his players were in.
Brldcsburg has three star hnrlers In
Tommy Vol. Bill Grevell or Chnrlio
Clock and Mnnager Caskey Is unde
cided as to whom he will pitch. It nil
depends on how they warm up. It Is
dock's turn as he has not pitched for
a week when ho shut Chester out with
out a' hit or run.
North Phils to Start Twilight
Tho Brooklyn Royal Ginnts will
help the North Phillies usher In the
twilight season at tho Phils', new park
at Fourth and "Wlnghocking streeti
(4f00 North) this evening nt 0:1C
P. M. Manager Glcason realizes thnt
his club has u hard battlo on its hands
as the Royals arc playing the. greatest
game In their career, which Is evident ,
by tho defeats handed local clubs to
date.
The now park of tho locals Is easy
of access, cars 47, 50 and 75 passing
the grounds. Tho somo team bns been
signed as last year nnd their showing
In the opening games makes It evident
that they will be in tho fight for the city
independent title from the start.
Johnny Barker or Lefty David will
hurl against Hubbard, and a pitchers'
battlo is expected. The Phils alio have
a great pair of umpires In Billy Wnsner
behind the rlate nnd Cooper on the
bases.
Tie at- Gerrnnntown
Gerraantown nnd the Cuban Stars
Ftaged a well-pjayed gamo at Chelten
and Magonlal avenues Inst evening nnd
when dnrkness hnltod tho contest the
score stood a deadlock at 0. The fea
ture was tho wonderful work In center
field of Ornn, of tho Cubans. Ho had
seven putouta to his credit, several of
which wcro sensational catches.
In the hitting line tho homo team's
battery and tho visiting pitcher were
In the limelight. "Harp" McGrory
nnd Shubert. of Gcrmnntown, each
contributed three hits nnd Fabro. tho
Cuban hurler. had n pair ot triples
By GRANTLAND UICE
Somewhere in Franco, Juno 0.
L13T thy softest sleep oome to them,
Where their dreams are long and deep.
Let Thy gentlest gray winds tcoo them
Where the summer shadows creep.
For they met their last endeavor
Where the crosses mark their name,
A nd ihev hold tho lino forever
Where tho poppies flash to flame.
0 TITBY know the thunder's over
" Of' tho eannonading guns
As they dream beneath the1 clover
Where some singing river runst
Do (hev know that dawn breaks gently
Whero no zero hour waits,
Where no raw soul waits intently
" On the order of the Fatcst
RECORDS FALL IN
BIG COLOR MEET
Annual Contests Held by North-!
oast High Bring Out Fine
Athletic Performance
NEW RELAY MARK MADE
Five Leading Batters
in Ttvo Major Leagues
AMFJUCAN LBAOTjU
rirer nnd Clnb O. Alt. R. It.
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HPfoker, C levelanJ 40 144 38 60
Cobb. lletrolt ?? ?7 ?5 52
H ler. t. I-ouli... 41 171 47 H
HetereJA, Ht. Louis 43 140 1H 63
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LARGE GOLF FIELD
ATLANSDOWNEC
.C.
Nearly One Hundred Players
Toe Off Today for Delaware
County Links Title
T0 TtTEY miss the muffled tramping
U Where tcith rifle and with paek
Old remembered mates were camping
For another dawn attaokt
Do they hear the bugles playing
In tho marches of their dreams,
As the summer winds come straying
By tho valleys and the strcamsf
FES, I know the tear is over
Where their crosses dot tho glen,
And that Time the ancient rover,
Will not come their way again.
And from Juno beyond December
They have known their final play
Whero a world may not remember
Any longer than a day.
BUT with eyes half closed and dreaming
We can hear the drumfire roll,
TFAere the big shells echoed, screaming,
And the shrapnel sought-its goal.
And the dreamers in this Oity
Of the Long and Silent Night
Were not objects of your pity
nut the paladins of right.
TtTELL, perhaps it doesn't matter
W In the scramble known as life.
They are safe beyond the clatter
And the snarling and the strife.
And though time nor fate rexcards them
ThcrlFis peace within the dust,
Where an ancient helmet guards them
And a rifle red with rust.
OovurioM, tttl. All rtonH rttervti
RIGHT ON THE BUTTON 'PLAY FOR PHILLIPS 'CUP
Boots and Saddle
Ben Valet will find tho heavy going
to his liking today at Lntonia in the
Palaco Hotel Stokes, while Rising Rock
and Ills Uholco appear to bo tho con- 1
tenders. Horses well placed in other 1
races are: uirst wewcii uombs. Marvin
May, Hereafter. Secom
Mervtoo iflog, Black Rock. Third
Gammer Gurton, Whirl. Come do Hon
our. Fourth Dr. Rao, Pit, Corydon.
Sixth Nig. Alameda Girl, Deep Sinker.
Seventh W. G. McClintock, Miss Fon
taine, Michlavclll.
For tho fifth tlmo In eight years the
Reds defentcd the Blocksjn tho nnnual
color contests of Northeast High School,
held ot Northeast Field, Twenty-nlnUi
nnd Cnmbriu streets, yesterday after
noon. The score was 00 1-3 to 40 2-3.
Ono of tho features of tho tiny was n
two-mile relay race against tlmp, the
record having been established at Lnf
oyctto College In 1017. Gundniu, Hill,
Hcmmerly nnd Slemmer ran tho dis
tance In 8m. 34s, or 10s. better than
the time they ran against.
Three other records fell during the
day. Kllgmnn lowered the first mark
when ho ran tho 100-yard dash In
10 3-Cs. The next camo when Hcnne
stepped over the 220 yards In the low
hurdlo event in record time. The finnl
recosjl rnme when Stollmnn leaped 5
ft. 0 in. In the high jump.
Although tho Reds mode tho highest
score of tbo day, tho Blacks won the
bascbnll game, 8-0, und wcro leading in
tho sorter game, 2 to 1, when It had to
be called off on account of the ball
being lost. The basketball gatno was
postponed until n later date.
Over 2000 students of the Eighth
street and Lehigh avenue school par
ticipated in the Held duy that came be
fore the color contests. Each of these
was entered in ono or more events).
Gcrmnntown Wins Again
The Gcrmnntown High champion
baseball team mado a trip to Uirnnl
College yesterday afternoon. As usual,
tho Clivldcns emerged winners, but not
until Ihev hnd been forced to the limit.
Tho scoro was 5 to 4.
Kaufmnn, the burly twlrler of tho
Green and White, was ugain tho star
of his team. Ho struck thirteen men
out and collected a couple of lilts. Col
lard was on the receiving end nnd did
some nlco work. This boy. by the way,
ai n..in. fc..i.. , ...i- . ,. nn neon one ot tnc mainEtnvR nil ir.
last year. High Cost showed a noteworthy . Ho has been socking the ball uround
performance, at l,atonln Tuesday by break- 40A ii .cnvnn ti hnM ..... rn,
Ine the track record held Jointly by 8ennlnK , "J' ",'. -i"." ",,. nn.s, a Brea? arm.
Park end Wlnnimr Wltrh o, R forlnnr. of 1 "nil 1111". QI0112 with llU sneprl nnil
1:11. The Williams horse set f. record at ' headwork, makes him a great catching
1:10 45. I ninnlilnji
the deal. The oolt mored tho distance In
1:07. the nve furionirs part In 1:00 flat.
Bobby Burman'a Left Drops Joe
Miller In 15 Seconds
They sparred n few seconds, landed n
iiunch or two, then zowie right on the
button Bobby Btirmnn's left drapped
plump on Jon Miller's Jnw and the
sailor from the United States Steamship
f tuton dropped Mko a log in tho mnin
bout nt tho Bijou lost night. Tho fin
ish camo fifteen seconds after tho bout
started, which is pretty close to the
shortest bout on record.
Referco Low Grlmson probably saved
Miller from Injury when he broko the
sailor's fall after Burtnan hnd crossed
his left. Miller wns on his way to tho
floor, the back of his head first, when
Grlmson grabbed the falling nnd un'
ronsclous boxer by the shoulders so that
he Hllpped to tho tnot in n sitting posi
tion, tnen lay prone while tho referee
started to count. When Grlmson reached
three a towel wns tossed into the ring.
Johnny Brown let up on Sam Kates
nftr the second round, permitting the
hitter to stny the limit, while in the
other four-roundor Fllnkv Knufman met
n rugged opponent in Kid Kelly. Kuuf
man won by a slight shade.
Perry B. C. Wants Games
The Perry Hoys' Club, a second-rlaf s
sixteen to eighteen year-old nine, has a
"umner or open uaien in June ana juiy.
The team would like to arrange two numes
for the Fount, of July with some (rood see
ond-elass team, l'orry lost Its first aamc
of the aason last week, when the Forty
elKbtn Ward Juniors eent them down to
defeat by the score of tl to 4. Johnny Slogan '
lroed that he Is the find of the season nn I
third base, as the youngster played at the
Lot corner In first-class fa'ihlon. All teams
of this class havinir open dates at home o
away should wrlto to Klmer Snyder L'f.'D
South Mole street. Philadelphia
i t
Columbia Oarsman Gets Ducking )
rouchkernsle, N. Y.. June B. - I'rai nee of
the Columbia university crews on tho Hud
son was enlivened bx a real thrill 'hen '
Nelson, rowing No. 6 In tho freshman hoit, '
caught a crab and was hurled from his p,ace '
Miss .Tor. the best flllv jthmm thts vear.
Second Romper, owned by Montfnrd Jones, of Kentucky, won
i i-i iho-iuiiuiih lave ni j-'ttium ill n luuiy
In 1:00 1-5.
Weioiifl Goes to Slate
Warren Welund, one of tho grcntest
all-around athletes ever developed at
I.ansdale High School, will be gradu
ated this month. He will he graduated
Honor pupils have
Hoseberi. ( new named ny tno lacuity and Welund
is nt the head. Ho will enter Stnfn
. . , .. ,,, Whether rtroonispun and Trrster will i College in the fall.
Penrose appears best of tho good field be entered in the l-uonla Derby Saturday For tho t.nt twn t,nru Vt.. i i.
enteroil In tho Ttolilnmn TTnm1lrn nt ' depends on the reeult of n workout to N L .Jor. luo Vast two ycors A eland has
Belmont Pork ti.rlnv with KnfilnV nn,l ' fjv'" ...,he .lVh'Ln: P.r r.d"- ...""2.""??" ",,C!1 l0 '! on of 'C fastest hi
7- , , , i " ," ".. )r( kivcu uii iiniiusi. ui ioi younus
Cilndlntor won another rnc at Belmont In
lrrmreaslve fftnhlon. rarrvlnir thn htiim 1m-
a 1 .in nnxn.a TV, CSV.. .-. .. M1I la 1 4. M t. .. 1
:.Ti l,'l,,V-.-"."..S.lL",?.V"'j: ':(.""' OI " cinss. nonor pupils I
un..in. --" '" " " " ""' i neen named bv tho facultv and Wolnn.i
Step
races
Lightly
: First-
as contenders. Other
irst Dick Dendeye, Rerrlng-
.. - - - MlIH A IIOU Al.n -" Hill I I , IX'lIllli;
The Goodfcllows payed their second tor)i Evelyn White. Second (Interna
game at the Strawbrldge & Clothier
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(llamonu nilU luunu cuij yitaim; in iiiv
West Philadelphia Catholic Ulub,
The
The TJelmar A. A., one of the best of the games with all first-class travollng teams,
local traveling clubs, with a record of ten Wm. C. Foss. B2ft2 Spruco'street.
Itctorles In the last twelvo played. Is with- Host Kml Club wants Barnes away. JX
t a game for Baturday or Sunday. .Man- Perret. 0131 I.archwood avenue.
ami Rhftllrrnaa hen nlened aevnriil new nlav. ' flicker A. C. a fast team wants games
in sr.d would like to book games with tho wllh all fourteen-sisteen-yoar-old home
iu uanown? , .:ui j-,ast inuiana
...... 'II fl nnAiVa tn. Iteel' nerrterin
with four hits, and Clarke, Jobes and
Elliott, with three apleco, wero the
stars.
Set India-France Davis Cup Date
Farts, June 0. Thot irellmlnary
.nl. tnMtenee netiveen the
unci Indian teams have been scheduled for
Julv 17 l"5 ""rt 1 ln rftrt
Inary Dvls
the French
for tho school quarter-milers n the Philadel-
P" a section. Hi- clipped the record
King riandlt was bought for the United twice tins jenr and nlwuys traver.-
HfiLiniJii "S'TiVrKT1; Qt," rmount Krviw at tV "nflmont the distance clos to 52 seconds Hf.
Steeplechase) Joyful, Ticket, Park salo for I2500. George D. Wldener's mm nnelmr nn the ..I.,. ,7,1, Ur ii
Foo . Fourth Romany, Car- ' Phoenix brought the highest nriee of tho I "il " ii i J "'"'"I'lon Inusdule
ii- ii- " " "" otiiiuis,
tional
Wisest
pet Sweeper. Thunderstorm. Fifth
Regal Lodge, Star Realm, Pirate Mc
Gee. Sixth Phoenix, Scotland Yet,
Alllrlo.
WllUam A., a black colt by Jack Atkln
Tenera, ha been sold by C. A. Apple-
guie io cam j. iiiiurein or liiu.uovi, Apple
gnio purcnsseii ip coil iron! in'
sate xor t-ivv,
sale being knocked oft to J,
MSUll.
U. Da1s for
fi colt front the IJvlngston
A nve-ana-a-halt-fiirlong
To Lead Tiger Track Team
Princeton, N. .1.. June 0. William K-
Stecnson,
star quarter mllcr, was chosen
track
this V
Ptovenson, who Is a Junior, lives In Prince
to lead the Tiger
at a meeting of tt
the annual track dinner ln Nassau Inn
teftm for next eeaenn
his year's letter men after
ton and propared for collete at Andoer,
wcrkout on the stralRht-awny -nt Helmont i w hero he captained the track team In his
for the edification of Jlr. Illldreth clinched I Fenlor year.
In the shell, (ailing In the water In mid
stream. The coaching launch with Jim Rice
always on the alert for Just such an einer-
cency was near at hard and In ! ss than
a minute the much surprised freshman was
naui
his
hauled from tho water none the wurs for
ducking.
Four Out of Five for Indiana
The Indiana Professionals reglftered four i
out of nve victories In the games p'ayed '
last week, their only defeat being at the
hands of Doylestown. leaders of the Mont
gomery County Lesgue Manager Melman
has a. star hurling staff In I-efty f'hapln. ,
Pratt and Spider Mason, and Is open for I
Saturday, Sunday anil twilight games. Ad
dress Joe Melman. 2030 North Thlrty-flrst I
street, or phone Diamond S'J7 W between 0
and 8 P. M. ,
SPECIAL TRAIN
TO THE
Dempsey
Carpentier Championship Contest
JERSEY CITY
Saturday, July 2
Eastern Standard Tim
X.Y. Broad Street Station 8.3S A
West Philadelphia 8,40 U
North PhlladetDhla B.OO K
Ar. Jersey City 10.45 Aj
Returning, leave Jersey City ONE HOUR
aiicr tne contest
Weland Is nlso n ntnr fnnthnii ,.,.i
basketball man. He played tbu back
field on the gridiron team aud Jumped
.... .. v.m ummiuau OKBrCgUtlOn.
Cuban Polo Team Arrlvss
Washington, June 0. A team ot Cuban
P"ln Players, of which Adelberto Jlmlnsi : l"
cnptaln. arrived here for a series of Inter
national matches with American army teams
Ray Fisher Signs With Franklin
Franklin, Va.. June 0 -- Roy nher,
former Pltchr for tho Cincinnati Reds and
once a member of the New York Americans
signed a contract to play with the Tranklln
Independents. It wa announced her todai I
Fisher recently had been coaching the ba..
ball team of the University of Michigan
Special Train will run direct
to and from Jersey City Station
Ilcrular trains to end from New York con
nect nt Mubatun-Trstuter with trains ot the
Ripld Transit Klrr trie Line to and Irom Sum
mit Avenue and Eubsnce riser, Jersey City.
Pennsylvania System
hiding olubs. Address T. P. Shal!croH
.2845 South Seventh atreet. or phono Oregon
8868.
Owing to a. mlminderetMnAtnir (he TamI
Tartc Sparrows team flrtds Itself without
for June 11. 12. 18 and ID, and on
wlllfht dates. Park Sparrows la a semi
roniaional traveling team, having a win
In streak of eight straight games. Would
having
gnmes.
; to hear from auch teams as Flelshor,
orty-elghth Ward, Audubon, Elinor, Vine,
ir.i Mtllvllle. Mlnersvllle. Pencord. Coates.
Ills, Stetson. Htrawbrldge A Clothier,
Clanasr-Weldon. North Phlladelnhla A. A'..
nttlvltr nnd other nlnh nf thin ntsi. Ail.
rtii Wllilarn Dencea. 184B North Twon
tlith street, or phono Relnront 83SS J bo
rw 0 P. M. and 7:30 P. M.
esananaoan is going in great rorm as
il
teams.
.ixenue
Shop 12. of the Ktrschbnum Raseball
I-eague, wants games away. M. Llnto. care
A, 11, ICIrfcchbaum, 1737 North Randolph
street.
Rosa A. A. wants games nway with all
flrst-class teams. J. Forstlen, 071 North
Tenth street.
II. A. Drrrr A. CI., n traveltnr teern,
wants names with all flrot-claes clubs. F.
O'nrlnn. 714, Chestnut street.
A flrst-elaaa traveling team vracta gnrats.
Manager, 142.1 North Ithan street.
Clr.irflclrt A. A., n fast travellnr team
from Kast Falls, desires games. 31. J.
Harnn 3114 Clearfield street
St. Veronica's All-eltors havo Saturday
opm inr a urHi-cmsN uome icam. i. , iianni-
ril ernen In 1t irnmn tvltli MlnornvlllA lnt,l n.. T. ..i.A.. T. ..!. ahu
-- ....... ...... c--,..- ................uv Kttiij .., J,l"IIII JkLllclilflll'll ..r.,,.,
TBonday, which endod ln a draw at 4 all Notnscmn A A. has June 11 open for n
r'tr' . .P,ewcome.r' Proved a atumlillni; llrst-;lnss traveling team. Dan Mellon. 017
Woek to Mlnersvlllo and hod It 1u Hired i!nt -nrm.-uii .trU!
illi. Shenandoah meets the strong Cressona ' Tullon A. A., a third-class tr.iellng team.
Iters tomorrow. The& travel to Chester nn u,.n iii rt k ir .A a ii,,.i.B,- Lit
llturriav nnd nlsv AlMrfnlM nt ahnnnn.l.mli t. i. r.i:ii ... ?.ft '
Arvy' w r , ... . First Dutch A. l would like to arrange
tii? I'm.rfi ".JJX'i,'Ji,"1,',.,(UaffanKS tBmc wllh nil 4venteen-elghtecn-year-old
affi'?hih,,iln"i?:,aiV.i,,0.?e 'Til? U?JA nm willing to travel to Ashlanef, K. J.
8?2 ..ri ty 11, ""'"'' 844S Uraa- I T. I Jones 5271 North Bancroft atreet.
on street.. rhnn ni.mcnrt jnw.
KMnm. .1 A . ......ii.M ,... ..., i -..-... .,.,...-....- .
...v,uvu &, .,, .. IIHIGIIIIM ISI1IU, HlllllB
. n8".JeVnte.n.e.ghte.n:y,ar.o,a ' ?'K ffil il ,
tem. wants g
un. 6123 Kl
. St. Clement'
foil all flrit-class
vrsw
amea at home. J.
ia, 012J Klngeesslng avenue.
k Liemema a.
mes with any
and IB. J,
Wilson A. C. has several open date In
Juno, July and August awny. a. Tvetber-
" iZirdu. to henr I man. 718 Rl'ner atret
, would like to near tiluia., in A n if
traveling teams. J. I "W,122JeV A'F' m5,
Vnlrhlll .Ir.ot 5j"'' EUme. T. 11
Am AssAmuaat I neat am tes
MaCarty, 551 South'
Clarion street.
Htonton Ilrothera. a nrst-claas traveling
team, desire games away. A. Leopold.
4P.R0 North Seventeenth etreet.
Innox A. A., a jeventeen-oignieon-ywar-
. rvuiinra
M.
old hme team, want
ajn stroet
arrange games with all first-class teams. J.
"!. 103s Jlorrls struat.
Inn Held Club, a fast team, wants
treY nWRy wll"am W'asner. B52S Lena
nfteenlh Wnnl Reinibllcin Clnb. a travel-
games.
Ifnenfir nhnnn 1'iT Chsse 1172 3
nlnrtln ,. t.. WOUia IIKO IB nrrunan Buiiii
jvuoori
trssrfnr .IHin KA.h 1..aI.KHI .Ima,
'lupeaocKen ueua, a rast traveling team.
"iioqui games in the noar ruture. j. v.
.uner, 4ii North Cleveland avenue,
itTlliaw flllb ha A .TnnA 1 nnd JutV 4 (two
Rmei) open for first-class homo teams.
Teomss R. Hill, phone Poplar 3260 J.
Woodland Tircr.. a fast traveling team.
AMI FA a,. r. b. a Tl.. . i... tlTID Xlnlnil
Wn,rre.T "ruluu- H" lth soconrt-cia-i traveling teams,
Thi.. .i..l ..... . ... ..i... r.,it, .1171 K-rfiniir;irii avenue.
.:."."''"""1 """'- '.. WOUllI lino .' - . - ,-, ' r. niVll... tn.l trnv.lln.
tinm, want fhiiich, Hirgeart II. J. Flanders,
'.(WO Pouth Sovnty-thlrd strft
St. Jonn of Arc C. C, a strlctlv flrsl-ols
i nam. vauts i.-amo'i avny. William Cross.
team, desires games with nil nrst-cl.vas i An outfielder would like to connect with a
srreaauons. F, MttcNcii, 1700 North Ttten- idxtHon-sMeuti-nn-year-Jia i-r-m. -iiou vioi.
w-firat utret , i iantnn-1 0211. ...
.Jle,tu riil'iMWohla All-Slon. a traveling Fnrudlsr F. C. wants mR""'""
mm, havo a few open dates for Urst-clana first cla.ns ieim, Frank Mltn, S113 Nortn
ninos. Richard Clark 717 North Markoo , T.ntv-nlnth street.
trest. . I j-N-V-r SwIjI. a fast traveling team,
foortlanil Cubs, a Junior traveling team. I i nn"tp game- Herb-rt Ilarock, l21 North
nt gamoi Rub Ilelilv, H4S Niirth Ornu ' niwnlh street. . ...
Mclrosn 1'lnli, or Aiisntio v uy. wvuia une
to hoik games v.lth all flrst-class teams. J.
Switcher. BUT llourso Rulldlng
Witter Park, a nrsi-ri i. """il
street
Jacluon A. f. has cpon dates awav. A. H.
i!i!' H033 P0"!1 KlKhtccnth street.
..'.V' lutcli Juniors, a fast sevonteene
mnoieen-j ear-old team, want games eltuer
nom or away with aggregations of this
cillb.r, T I Jones. 2271 North Uancroft
street.
Trni""" .-!,re- r. " " C would like to hear
Nffl a" "r'-i'luss homo teams. J. F.
""Hams .121 Richmond street.
Inn nntfifflAsu ...n..i.i hi.. .- ...itVi
nm-clasa toam, 31. Rcardon. Blot North
umei,
ireei
,tv TriLTelnrih n fnt fenni
. --..,... -,....... ......
J. W
wunt
Llacu, 8b0 North Judson
Roler street,
Ounkcr tlty
A fni, a..ii , . . .
aller, V lll,B lBam waris to near ironi
nl. . r"'lass umatour plmrM who would
Ii r Sonn:t with a club of this callbor.
ivf.cCa.tf0."' 37 North TwHlfth street.
iSI. ".r't'.'. n fllsl tracllng team, wants
TuHi'i i8.' Noll"i Bu:(1 Penlrldgo street.
rilrV... ' "' ' " nrst-class seventeen
6 vteJ"-yr-olJ team, wants games ajvay.
JinVv fli'.u D'tklns aenue.
fnJiT. " " would Ilka to hear from ail
0'Bri.ln'l'.l.1l.t.e,en- oar-old homo clubs. Q.
South' i1.2-0 i!a'.th Twenty-sixth street.
thiri... .''" JunlorM want guim-s wllh all
Jo. r,.Jin.,lee.,VJ,Br-l11 "ln" hnvtiig grounds
VnrH1,,,.19!!.8 Norlh Nlmh ,ret-
womT ' 'v- a fist traolln tearrr.
IMl"" "1Ul H seontcen-elghteun-("'"regatloris
C. Uovrr. atlil Hart-
InJ iJ"i U""1'1 Transit A. A., a fast tt.wel
thls c.nV ".nt' BiimiM with all ti'ninu f
T"lfii IT1-! Whiteside. 2534 North
II'"!)!?."'1, ''"(''"'ItiniiU want sanns wllh
1633 v.,ia".". wm" teams r Welshman.
4t V J,'"!i"ll str.et. phone Iilamonil
IVil.. t . . . . ....
llh h.,;i '. " '" uesirous or bookliiK games
BteonS "reerUms' Wulrtman. l.MU North
.Anion A, A. Wnillrl IILrn tn l.nrtU unnin.
lass te-ims hiAliv irrounds.
4n v i r" "-' North becoinl stieet. t'am-
MaJetifn a ,, .,,, Ullm . -
old1 home teams
hiirnnil atPAAt
has several open dates for
nopp.
Sen v,u ,"ur' UJI North becoi.Ts
r.mJ"'i A!, ' would Ilk
Arm1 V '18 South Hcecllv
fl... '!." t. has several n
" NiYih i"" ''l"," llomco A. CI. Kor
JUfioii. ,."u"'",u ",re;t
nst an ' Vlnl"rH. a fl" team, want
"wt ,ii ,' " a fie team, want to
mi v iiVrh',"-" RJ":"-er-old traveling
,,Anrltiui, A. ' . i.V" '"".."ie.,,i
.. " in --ni: iriiir.iri m . -
Hinea aa A. Kalilan,
A.n.j ' ""'no, 23
.lff A. A.". ".
8I2S l-'i1 "nM gam
WliiiS"",ont "ireei
lek
1111
,rH ...
Wle.T
mi A MurrUA'
"k ni .in. i. ' nii-ciiirs desire i
bar,
All-Mars desire to
a pa iinnifi teams,
Tenth nnd I.uin-
X'fts gairi.. .:.1.",1'' ". '"st trnvcllng tenni
wns, j m.,.,,',""" .."I1 nrn-clnsi uggrega
Dnnii. wi' ."".iin, ,i,
unmes at honio or away. Joe Doan,
Rast Clap er street ,,. ., .
.llnrun a, -, ifoj:", .""". :i). srr".J
U Klly,
BoutS
class homi clubs.
West Park A. '. would like to hear from
rll flrJt-elani home tcatns 13. J. Davles,
bl' North nfty-fift street.
PiinlVr Ptir a fast colored team, want
gum", with all flr.t.cl,.s ncgregutlons. 15.
Cierott 13T. Ttoilman etuct.
Nlli-s-Crine wnntH y.'nes with all nrstj
.las" h-rne teems f-iarles .TaekmJi. 121
"'Mlrmeliis'A. V. wants rnmes. with nil
fir-'-liiss te ms awav. John Crawford. 2940
'fUSSife. - ,r - old traylln,
..- iJ.in, n hear from all nines) nf the
Jam" jaKsr V O'nonnell. nar.0 3tatthew
Htlft. , -.... .-M 111 a in nrrfttiir
r' aiVk'y. " a. -Hubbard. 0180- l7ambert
games away.
stroet
Eight Straight for Yale
New ll-iien. Conn. .Iun 0. Tale ivfon Its
eighth consecutive ltorv here, defeating
TuftVby a h'M. of to l.Uean Robinson
wan In oxcollun form, holding the visitors
i). four sviilU'iiil hits Yule took iidvontagH
,.f the niiiled fl. .Him "f Tufts to gain an
asj Pea" "inc e.iiig It In the fifth and sixth
innings by t-d !"' "in".
$75,000 Gift for Gym
lanciihliT. Jim.' I' A lino.ooq KSivmaslurn
J'"i.".AnMTn ami Mai shall College was mado
lossblS by I auiMUiiiie of ,i gift of 17V
OOfif refill Wed W Rleseoker. of Kn'ton. The
SiflV'SMtoij-d, W0 tho eon rlbullonVf
UMO II
imi)
..crlb
Truatj
tho I
..uiarH a dormitory to ho auh
" a llinn TL. Ilnn.a.,1 n
janutiry i in-. .. wu
tllH COIIvrJO jttvaarCil luvuiavigV uyi'H
Bill Lamar Signs With Toledo
Toledo. (). June . -OuttluM.i Rill Luimir
leleased recently, to Toledi by th Rroi.Mj n
club of the National League, has signed n
t.. oaf contiaoi nndt will got Into the
giinie with Jlllwnukefi this iifUrnonn, Roger
Hr'tiiahaii announcd today.
Illinois House Approvos Boxing Bill
Mirlngflelil. III.. June 0. Ilo n In Illi
nois under regulations of a commission,
Wiclu-. a. 'o a
101 North Front street
home team, wants round, no-deo
,oHod Did approval of the House of Repr.i
entatlves by a vote of M to 10. The bill
now goes to in oiphh. 2, iiv,iu,. w. ,,'
-uveisitn uvw
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Get that pipe-party-bee from bite and parch (cut out
"buzzing in your smokesection! by our exclusive patented
Know for a fact what a jby'us . process) will ring up records
jimmy pipe can and will do in your little old smokemeter
for your peace and content
every day in the year! Just
check up the men you know,
the likes of which you never
before could Delieve possible!
You don't get tired of a pipe
and men in all wals of life wrlPTI iTQ rvrb wifr, Prir,
you meet daily, who certainly Albert! PflfW.i.i vnnr Wl
Prince Albert Is sold tit
toppy rtd bags, tidy rtd
tinm, handlomt pound
and half pound tin hu
mldort and in the pound
crystal glass humidor
ivith spang mottttnir
top that https tho to
bacco In such ptrtocB
condition.
get top sport out of their
pipes all aglow with fra
grant, delightful, friendly
Prince Albert! .
And, just between ourselves !
Ever dip into the sport of
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Prince Albert and the makin's
And, you can wager your papers quick and cash in
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a revelation in its refreshing
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utas
PRINCE ALBERT
Mens Merchant
Tailors
'wirainiTii)iiiiviiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiifimmimiira'itifflniiini
Chestnut St
MEN- are Talking
About This Sale!
No wonder, when such a
big saving is possible.
2 and 3 Piece
Summer Suits
of fine quality woolens and
imported English mohairs
Made to Measure
Copyright 1021 by
B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co,
Winiton-Salom, N. C.
Actual values up to $45
English Mohairs
Tropical Worsteds
Blue Serges
Gray Serges
Herringbones
Pencil Stripes
Fancy Worsteds
And it isn't only talking about
it there have been hundreds of
men flocking in here every clay
taking advantage of thig won
derful saving.
We started this event to creato
a large volume of business and
we are bound to do it with this
sensational offering.
You make an actual saving up to one-half.
And suitings they are the best, as they are
selected from our regular stocks. Such a variety
in woolens, patterns and colorings were never
before associated" with such a remarkable low
price and REMEMBER, every suit cut and
tailored to your individual measure.
All Wool White Flannel Trousers
Made to Your Measure
7-50 and 12-50
Itj- RANDY McNITlMCK
Nearly 100 plnyrrs tool off over the
ronrso of tho Lnnstlowne Cottnlry Clnri
fortho Delaware County golf chnmplon
ship. Tho totijjiey, which Is hy Invitation,
Included moinbrr", of Kprlnglinvetj,
Aronlmlnk, Iilfinoreh nnd Lantclowne
only.
Three sixteen. will qunllfy today
after eighteen holes of mcdnl piny. This
Is tho first tlino Midi ii chnmplonshlp
has been played nnd interest in tho
tussle wns keen, Judging by the cntlmnl
nsm dlsplnyed nronnd the first tee.
The mntrji piny rounds for tlie title
will be played tomorrow and Saturday.
The flub represented by the winner of
the firt lllght will roi'civo custody of
tho "W. Vernon Phillips" Cup for n
year. The club thus earning tho trophy
thrco times will gain permanent posses
sion. Many star players of the district
wero ln tho action at Lansdowne this
morning. The course has but nine
holes, but tho turf and fnlrwny is In
such condition that it make u flue test.
Store Closes Daily at 6 P. M.
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