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Iflornsby and Heilman Continue to Set the Pace for Major League Honors in Batting!
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HETWALS MEET
AT MEM TODAY
Wallace Johnson and Stanley
Pearson Will Fight It Out for
Pennsylvania Title
h MATCH BEGINS AT 2 P. M.
m- sriCK hall
M AVslIncc K. .TohiiRon. of Cynw.vd, and
P Stanley W. Pearson, .. (Jcrmnntown
It Cricket Hill). WHO ni uriii- "
11' hare held together nrid separately very
nearly all of the lawn-tennis titles u
3" .m. i-Mlon. nrc hooked to cinch again
r Ms nftcrnoon. They have mot many
l-l times bforo. but never before In the
? finals for the Pennsylvania title.
" ' rohnson and Pearson met before tho
""' finals in 1018 In the Stato tournament
f and Pearson won. He did not win the
? championship that year, however, be
t rouse Bill Tlldcn trimmed him the next
d ,Is nftcrnoon 's slnple; event Is
c. . ..iij ,. nVlnek nt Merlon and
tf will be started then unless more rain
$ romn alons to stop It. After that the
doubles (cml-linaw whi or pioyru uim
If possible the finals. If -the ! final;. In
l doubles are not tlaycl off this after-
? SSSn.it.!- kcIz l iftlth.fy J'l b(Lpof, :
I nonctl lor moru muu i .. t, ua .....
. ' fctern Pennsylvania tournament be
lt -tn. thin afternoon nt Pbllmont and tho
Delaware tournament starts on Monday
t Wilmington. .... r ,
Yesterday Jolinfon reached the finals
by beating Syd Thayer on a slippery
rotirt in straight sets. 0-3, 0-2, and
Pearson had a walkover In oUmlnatlns
I ft; T I 'renno, ir., iu iiiuvum, -, -..
li? "Ted Kdwards and John C. Bell, Jr.,
ISV t,.nn their semi-finals doubles match
'f and were leading Pearson and Cap
i Witer 3-1 when rain began to fall so
f J'cavlly that further play was impos-
A slble. N
UNI0NT0WN RACE TODAY
Twelve Drivers to Contest for -Universal
Trophy on Speedway
Union town. Pa., June 18. Twelve
drivers and their racing cars are rendy
for the 22.Vmilo Universal Trophy Cup
Race on the automobile speedway here
today. The track has been put in first
class condition, and predictions of fast
time were freely mado by enthusiastic
followers of tho sport. Manv persons
from a distance have arrived, and at
the trnck arrangements were completed
to care for tho hundreds of automobile
parties who arc expected to come from
this and surrounding Stntcs.
Retired Five Years,
Jeff Came Back to
Be Knocked Out
In the long list of decisive ring bat
tles through which 'the mnntlo worn
by .Sullivan has passed down the jenrs
to the bronzed shoulders of .Inrk Dcmp
soy. thcro lit no page to compare with
that recounting the clash between Jack
Johnson nnd Jim Jeffries in n sun
scorched arena nt Itcno on July 4,
1010.
Tex Rlcknrd reared a great wooden
saucer out on the plnlns of Ncvnda
to accommodate the thousands who
gathered from all over the country to
see the tilt. He hung up n purse of
$101,000, an unprecedented prize in
tbopc days.
Jeffries had not fought lu more than
five years. In the Mam of his rilen In
the ring, none had been his master
nnd he lind retired voluntarily with no
defents recorded against him. He was
inirty-nvo years old, an nge often reck
oned as dotago in tho realm of sport.
The attempt on liin part to restore the
championship to the white race? was an
effort to which ho hail liprn Iniliirril
by a constant clamor from those who
despaired of Johnson ever being beaten
by the crop of white hopes then seeking
mnicnes witii mm.
It was n great throng that assem
bled for the battle. Fringed around the
grent arena packed were rows of "birds'
nests," built to shelter the HWcct sis
terhood from the Itcno divorce colony.
To them tho fight was n charming break
in the monotony of nervine time.
Jeffries trained down to 22." pounds to
meet the sleek opponent three years his
junior nnd then in mnenlflcenr nhvslcal
trim. There was vigorous lighting nt
uic Hinrt, witn .1 curies crouched with
crlouB mien and his opponent erect,
grinning and talking ns usual.
in the iiith round Jcrrrlcs scut a
stray left that rocked Johnson nnd
momentarily wined awav his smile, nut
tho "worried look on the black face
passed, big whlto teeth again gleamed
and through them enmo the admonition,
"Don't rush. Mlstah Jeff, douchn hcah
wnat nn in tciun' you 7
"Come on, Jeff, Its easy," he re
peatcd often through the hitter rounds
Ago nnd five years of freedom from
tho rigors of training told on Jeffries
nnd the power of his blows crew less
strong ns the battle went on. In the
fifteenth round toe last one Johnson
sent him to tho rops with a savage
utincrcut. Against the droonine head
of the weary white mnn the black fighter
then pounded nwny with one upporciit
nttcr anoincr.
Tho challenger had tried and failed,
and ho fell taking punishment. His
manager hopped into the ring to stop
tho slaughter, whereupon Ilickard held
up jonnson s nnnd iu signal ot victory,
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BLEACHERS' PSYCHIC WAVES
KEEP BALL CLUBS. IN CELLAR
Dr. James Pcnniman Turns
Analyst of Fan and Finds
Philadelphia Brand Poor
Sports
I
Terms Connie Mack Stephen
Girard of Game Tells Why
the Teams Here Cannot
Win
Ai n baseball follower, Dr. .lames II.
Penniman. brother of Dr. Josioh II.
Pcnniman, acting provost of tho I'nl
wsity of Pennsylvania, is something
if a psychologist ; as a psychologist he
l a good deal of n baseball enthusiast.
Henee he has psycho -analyzed the
Philadelphia baseball teams nnd the
, Philadelphia baseball crowds, and he Is
, here to tell you that tho crowds are as
much to blame if not more for the
continued defeats than the teams them
elves. The crowds have been ignorant nil
tliece j ears that they were being
"psyched" by Dr. Pcnniman and.
therefore, they will bo somewhat chn
irincd to hear tho truth about them
wives. It doesn't mattei. Tell the
truth nnd shame the "fan," is the
nocior fc motto.
Philadelphia Fan Poor looser
The truth, ns he sees it, is essen
tially this:
The Philadelphia baseball crowd is
not a sport. It backs Its teams only
when they don't need backing; that
l, when they are winning.
The other clubs iu both leagues
havo only their opponents to bent.
The Philadelphia clubs have to beat
their opponents nnd tho Philadelphia
baseball followers.
Therefore, a Philadelphia team has
to bo a lot better than another be
fore It can mako n showing In the
percentage column to equal that of
ntbvrs.
So theie you nic, boys. Think it
over.
"As soon ub there Is any imperfec
tion whatever in a team or plujcr of
Philadelphia," haid Dr. Pcnniman.
tho crowd starts 'panning.' It just
a t a aport. Some iudividtinls do
, that wny in other cities. In Philudol
( Phla the crowds do it. That, of course,
discourages teams nnd players, even
though they do not realize it. Thi-y
..are fighters and they fight on, but there
' a bub-conscious discouragement.
, we must be- You dou,t eC(1 to think
','nat a mnn is never discouraged Just
because he doebu't show It.
Is Heal Handicap
s.i.0"c. ot, tho things nbout a veal
ntuter Is that ho doesn't show his dls-
i u,ragic.mcilt nml socs riht on trying
Jl. 'ipest- It isn't Ills best, how-
v.h.,iU,KJu?t tho b(,8t llp "" do
n hn n the psychological state of
3 "ln(n7a "thting mnn who has been
nft(',,1.l)3',l,is Mends. His bast with
nt Lf.ricnds bol,ln'1 would bo a
Jnrnh!.ereno."8h t0 mako the differ
ence. between victory and defeat.
for r Vul"hMl"er' o- the Phillies,
Iu fhPAc "'CBHio back here lead-
Sorter?"1 'V now position for him
feet 1ran!,.be,'nusn ne wn(n't per
o hi ii!?wd nnn"c.( him and he had
Mrs' hnMeiu "Ut- ,Nono of th 'Pal"
or !,. in fnct,rl r offices or store.
Miller fob" 3Ct ,hC-V cxpcc,cd
''Tako Kollie Naylor on Thursdaj.
Ws it Bneilt PltdJPr' I-VcdIhkI,
eour-tJv .I.!WUH cheered and en
ouraged tintll Speaker got one hit off
"ne hit rrVnnui"K .rted then-on
horn nn T,en Klm" Kmith got a
he had W nnml 'verjliody 'panned.' Hut
Vonni't"Ba,",e eplto of tha
l t ho s LtMnck;.,lH " Kentlemnn. Ho
1 exnent i"". f,lrar(1 baseball and
t cPlr ii-n Sl?iU0. f,omc ,la.v t0 Hi,ml
team i 'V Ho ,s nn nb'o '"an. His
VU known Vr.,.of iratlcmcn. It is
' lem,n ,"V Thy ." welcomed as
iiK ,; - k, -o" " - ' -AWL- i
d&'w C -i sty i fit ' 4 ; SBBBBk
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DIl. JA3EES II. IMSXNIJIAN
get no cousldeiation for that at home.
Mack is building up a team. lie will
win another pennant. All he needs is
two left-handed pitchers. Hoy Moore
is satisfactory he is flue but lie ts
only one num. And the 1'liilit need
pitchers. Their Is the fundamental
troubla with both teams so far as ma
terial, regnidlcss of psychology, is con
cerned. And u can't buy pitchers
now. You have to develop them.
"Bill Donovan, manager of the
Phillies, is a gentleman. Ho is u park
sparrow, a Philadelphia product. We
should bo always proud of him ; but
ho gets ridden the sume as the others.
"Douovan has given lib Bruggy, the
best catcher we've had since Killefcr
went. The catching list has been wenk
ever since Killefcr left and Donovan
is bringing It up. And If he stays
and hns tho chance he will develop
tho great pitchers that ho can't buy.
His superior ns n trainer and developer
of pitchers docs not exist.
"Pat Mornn is a gentleman and nblp,
but ho got no help from tho crowds
here."
Hard Games for Shanahan
Jim llonnr, muinwr of the bhanahan
Oathollo Club, has booked two lurrt sainra
for tho Weet Phlladelphlnns for the week,
end This aftornoon they take on Harney
n... t II...bJ 1M1i, Mill n.il . . L.
bClmvicr n uul iciu s-iww "' tvmurruvr
ivliariiu uim:h , viii-aiura will
a new team
make Its flrat apprnrance,
blmseir
Olock will pitch
Lit Brothers to Play North IT
8am Clermon'a Lit Hron, haBebuSf
will be the opponent of tho NorUi'i milt.
at Fourth Rnd Drlntol atreetu this aftor
noon. Harney Slaughter will bo on ttw
mound for the Mors boy Tomorrow th
North Phillies will oppose thn .Mlllvllie, jj
J , champions of ioutli Jerse
AMERICAN POLO CAPTAIN
DliVKHErX MILBUHX
Who plajetl today in the first international mntdi with Kiigland at
Ilirrlliigham despite his injured back
SGHUYLKLL
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IN MANY RACES
NATIVITY BEATS McKENTY,
THEN SIGNS HIM TO HURL
Churchmen Trip Chester, 6-1 To
Play 41 Games in 44 Days
The Xativitj Iweball team played
I'riink Miller's Chester aggregation in
n twilight encounter . Inst evening at
Belgrade and Ontario streets nnd won
by the score of tl to 1. Hill MeKcnty
was on the mound for tho visitors, nnd
although lio lot. Manager Phil Hag
gerty made a ten strike when he secured
the star southpaw s signature to n con
rrnct nmi no joined the eiuh today.
Nativity lias n hard schedule nr
TWO NEW rillP? DFFFRFn lnneed. In the next forty-four days
i vyu ivcvv oura urrtntu fortv.onc RnmCH hnvc bePn bookcdt Tfl0
.schedule up to July 8 follows: Juno
Cass is written all over the entries j bomoV June' H American Chain: "t
Sixty-eighth Regatta This After
noon Attracts Classy List
of Local Oarsmen
the sixty-eighth regatta of the i home: June 20, Camden 'lty, nwny;
iu
Schuylkill Navy, which will be. licld.-limo 21, Cuban Stars, tit home; June
. -'. ucrmnntown, nwny: June 211. Khiin-
nnan, nwny; .lime 24. Tumanua. at
i . t i .. -;.
ah r i, ..I., i... i".. i. '.I...... .:....' ""; .nine -.), .miianoy Lit.v. nt
ill hl-..'r",i.u",'"",w,Y.;u",1 home; June 20. Cressona Tigers, nt
this nftcrnoon over tho mllc-nnd-onc
nuartcr course on the Schuylkill Hlver
will be rcprcrented lu the long list of
races, which will begin nt 2 o'clock nnd
continuo until (!. There is ndded In
terest in the regatta this jear fiom the
fnct that two 'new trophies will he up
for comnctltton for the first time.
The Hoffman Cup, a silver trophv.
has been donated by George V. Hoff
man for junior eights, and the prize
hus drawn tho largest entry for this
event in mnny jenrs. No less than
seven crews will respond to the start
er's gun, nnd flft.v-bix oars will hit the
water, eacli pulled by n well-trained i
und powerful nthlcte. The news thnt
will strive for this run nre ITniline. I
Maltaj Vesper, West Philadelphia.
Crescent, Pcunsvhnnln Barge and
Quaker Cltv. The dlbtance of this
lace will lie a mile and n quar
ter, stalling less than n half mile nbovu
the tiolley bridge nnd finishing nt Co
lumbia Bridge. All other mcc. with
the exception of the quarter mile, will
be out the same distance.
In mi effort to produce n lniger num
ber of scullers a silver cup has been
presented, by Louis II. Kisenlohr. nnd
will become the permanent property of
the club whose lepresentntlM's win the
junior single sculls three years ln stic
cesNlon. The Hoffman and Kiscnlohr
trophies were donated through Harry
Mubchcnhcim. who wns n member of
the West Philadelphia Bout Club crew
which won tho original Hoffman Cup.
Of (oursc. no Schuylkill regatta
would be complete without the presence
of .Tuck Kelly and his cousin, Paul
Costello. These Olympic double sculls
champions will row In this event,
Kelly, who is national .-11111 Oljmpic
sculling champion, will not take pnit iu
senior quarter-mile race, but Costello
will compete ln this eient nguinst Wal
ter nigling. Cndine; Oeoige Allison,
I'lidlne, and W. K. Barrett tlilmore.
Bachelors Barge. Kelly uud Co-tello
will low in the senior fours and Costello
will compete In the championship senior
single shells.
A new feature in connection with the
regatta will be tho presence of a Inrge
number of Boy Scouts with their baud.
Cambria Show Tonight
Tlii. upnklv slion' nt (hit fmnliri i A f
which uah scheduled for last ronint7 in.
postponed on account of rain Manager Johnny
tfurns Hlinouii.'n ine ruin- prrLrftn! "HI ot
held this (".rnlnsr, Jon l.cltz and nddic
Mullen meet In the wind-up Hoth hull from
Voit nifhmonii. Vounir Mulllvnti m I'hlla.
delphla Joo Welllnr Will ho ttn" eml I're-
nmi: l'ai ienry vk iiarr iiuim' nonoy
Wilson mi, Joa O'Connor and lomi Kid
Williams f I'rankle llreniuo
Stetson to Play Tidewater Oil
The Stetson Hatters met Tidewater til!
this Afternoon on their itroundi at fourth
and Derks streets. Tho leltors hall from
Dajonne, N. J . nnd han one of thn best
team In that vlelnllj Cotter and Marvel
will b the Htetion battcr The Doard of
Governors of th fltutsou A A have Juit
authorised thn playing of twilight eanies on
Tuesdass ami-ThursdaM H05 ThomaH und
his riharplMSP III be thn rutratllon next
Tueiday ajJ" .to cuuan mars on inursaay
home; June 2S. Ucrmantown. nt home:
June 211. American Clioin, awny; June
u, ueu iiiou, nwny.
July 1, Norfolk Stars, at home; July
2. Adamstowu nt home; July Si, Hex,
of Washington, nt home ; Julv 4 (A.
M.), nt Stetson: (P. M.), Lit Brothers,
nc nomc; .miy 11, uncstcr. awav; July
7. North Phillies, away ; July 18, Stet
son, nt home.
Scraps About Scrappers
Wr lephants Booking Games
Br Elephants A V , nf Southuesl
Pit yhlu s. Aral (lass tm. ilmr anil home
teal., ian dalfJ. open nuu) for Raturda-
and t IllRht names Hales also iir.i oieii 011
homo k'rounds, Juno .Ml Julj :i Jul. 1 (two
Karnes), 1 Domlnir, 700J llotunlo avenue.
There appears to be no favorito lu
the Manayunk featherweight chnmpion-
FlllD miltrll Bcliednleil for Mnmlnv i.lnlil-
fifteen rounds, at Carnival Park, West
Mniiayiink. where Tommy Clearv and
Mnrtin Judge are to initugurnte the
open-air season. Iiotli men nre round
ing into form nnd eacli will be in fine
leuie lor this ciiit-inl contest. Clearly
has been sparring with Knockout Al
Wagner, who Is preparing for 11 mutch
wiiii uopuy .ucrnnu nt the Eleventh
.street Arena. Monday night, while
Judge hns added Tommy Herman, a
uuiiuim, to ins training 001 p.
Knockout I-outhlln ha bren matched by
Tftto Tyre to mt-t Johnnv O.ll iJn T rounds
at ihe bnll park In Harrlsburc Julv 4.
'Iniin.; MMn is ono ot Ihe Inteit rhlla
dflPhla hsntnm prcduct to strp iu the front
as a llkHy little battlur llo will Yet a
ne?rf ilC"iv,on Mo.nua' " nsalnst Jack
Terry In tho senil to the Vt nuner-McCann
fet-to at the Eleventh Street Arena. Other
'outs u.r to bo Jack Diamond v. Harry
IiV'rlVi;o,i??'iS",chel,i Pnu' "ruaicy and
Joe McOoldrlcl: te. Tommy yulnn.
i,L!!i1'I,?!Jl,iUrn",!,'' ,ffr"W lth an Injured
hand and ho will l unab!c to box Monday
!l'ffW. V ,w,?naunl. Tominv Dm fin
l'i i'k,s Uu,rns ,,lV nF'lni.t Chailey wil
tors In the slu.round semi final t the Clears).
Indue content, Two othrr bouts are Tim
Ciuncv ;, Willie Clark ",.id ""0 cTrifnth.
vs. Kid JtcCoy. """"
"Xlne. pnU" is the n.mie of a ball club
beimr manaired bv JaUc l'almer local welter
weight boxer. Palmer's club hn, been plav
inn a lino came of ball and he wants to book
his "pals" against Joe Jacl.-son'a team.
A match between Kid Williams and
.oulBlana. old-timo rivals, has been clinched
for tho im vrotrram with Joo Tlpllu Vs
Oeorito Chaney, at tho Phillies' Hall Park'
JunT 20,', ,."u7y (KI,,) Iir"" 's to taki
on Jje Uenjamln. and arinthr onleat w-lli
show Danny Kramer on on. of tho nrin.
clpals.
,. V11"?. S'eClohkey bojtes 111 h Aneeln In
Jr0rk' 'i!,J1,,lR' "lK.ht Ynu"P hosier faces
llarrv Whlto and Pine Uodle will clash with
brownie Wacrocr
Jack Pnlinrr mi bo rnolh ,' with Jlmmr
Sullivan at Jen City, on Juno V3.
IWclle llnndo has token Hill Dolo under
Ills mnnoEetnent. lUndo wan's to mittih
Doylo with Artie McCann Denny llass
whltey llurko and Johnny rtoyce. Uddle
also handles Pnts Dradlev. who is to meet
Jlay Mitchell Monday nlcht nt the Eleventh
Mreet Arena.
Joo CrosMin, of Ora Keriv and manacer
of Wnlty Hlnckle, has taken Jim Hoslo. the
Negro liBht-hcftvyweleht und.-i his mnnai.--inont
Wally has Iwen boxing in form out
of town
I'rtihlj Corhelt will put on another show
nt thn Corbett A, A. Seiunil stieet and
I urrlo avenue, Keslnslon Pa , with (leorslo
Husiell In the wind-up ntalnst Tommy
rijmi tnnlKht Other boms Marly HorrlS
vs. Kinnklt. Npirks, Younc Jack Palmer vs
I-rankle Hnwurd ami louiw. Jatk Demiurj,
vs Johnny II, hs
. MILLER TOPS PHILS;
WITT HEADS MACKIES
"Irish" Alcuscl, Who Leads League for Homers,
Replaced as Quakers' Best Baiter Five Athletics
Are Socking Ball at .300 Clip
HAKItY HHtLMAN, Detroit Tigers'
HlncclnL' outfielder, xt 111 mnlntnlns
his lend over tho American League
stlcksmlths. Heilman has participated
in fifty-four games, and in that tlmo
has hit safely ninety-four times out of
218, for a percentage of .lfl.
Sneaker, the Cleveland manager, has
n big lend on his old rival, Ty Cobb,
tho new Detroit leader, lie is hitting
the bulb at a clip of .414, while Cobb
has stepped fo the plate on 21(1 occa
sions, making ninety -seven hits, for nil
average of .TO I.
Roy Moore Is tho leading Athletic
bntsinnti, hitting nt a clip of .409. Ho
.hits been in but ten gnmes, however.
Therefore Witt, who has been in fifty
four games, i the real leader. He is
socking the ball for n percentage of
.355.
Welch, J. Walker and Hasty arc
tho only other Mncklniis in the .100
class.
ROOKHSHOHN8BV, Cardinal nashy
Inficldcr, looks to he well on his
way to another batting crown In tho
National League. He leads the senior
circuit batsmen with a percentage of
.41(1. He nlso has made tho most hits,
a total of eighty-two.
Kmll "Irish" Mciisel. of the Phillies,
leads tho league In homo runs with
eleven ; Mnx Carey, of tho Pirates, sets
the pace for stolen bases, with thirteen,
nnd Chnrley Olnzner, of the same team,
is showing tho wav in pitching, with
five wins nnd one defeat.
Jack Miller has replaced Meusel ns
the Phillies bc'st hitter. "Old Iron
sides" hns nn average of .354. This
i jiii eleven points better tnan
Metisol'a average, .343.
American League Batting
riayer Club (I AH. It II UH-SH. P.C.
."-. mil. . ir n ., ,. " "
Hums. Cleve M SI 2,1
Hellmnnn, Del r, I 1'IH 47
Suthorl'nd. Dut 13 Ul 4
.Speaker, Cleve 47 181 4!
12 17
10 2J
IS Al
GS 2ld
47 inr
M 13S
.-..". ll'l
Wi 20(1
Ml
I a
Hush. Hon
Moore. Ath
Wood, Cleve
Cobb, Del
Slsler. Ht I.
Hevereld St I,
nuth N'. V
Wllllamx. St I
Courtney. W'sh 1 1 IP
HerKent. IKt II .'J 1
Hodge. Chi 11 11 I
Jones, I)et .'I 2011 30
Hawks. N V 20 .IP l
C.harrltv Wash. M 17!t at
Witt. Ath ... SI 211 3
Palmero. St I. tn 17 .1
Collins, Chi i 2D0 an
Hteph'son. Clev S 17R 40
nice. Wash r,s 2.1fi 411,
Veach. Dt SI 21.' t
Kvona, Cleve 21 .' 21
Pratt llo til 172 2li
Welch Ath. In LIS 21
Uhie. Cleve 22 48 l
lohnson Wash 1ft :iu I
Judge. Wnah S7 232 32
Sewell Cleve r.n 223 35
Hlue. Dot. .'i7 232 32
O'Neill Cleve 41 18rt 21
Kllerbe W .M. I.. 23 01 S
rlardner. Ctevp
Johnston. Cleve. 4 1 1(12 2.1
Shorten. Del. 31 13 l
Hooper Ch! S2 2H0
,i. walker, aiii. ;hi no
37
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to
112 D7
31 70
20 i:o
Sll 220 31) 72
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31
10
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Mnvs. N V 21
Cnlllnn St I. . 17
Tob n St. 1. r.5 213
Platstend. Del . 24 31
D.vuse. Det 11 32
Shanks. Wash r.S 2 IS
Waril N Y S1 20S
Craney. Cleve 32 fit
Foster. Ho. 24 IU
Hasty. Ath. . in 10
Johnson. Chi 47 ih't
Passler, Det. 39 121)
Strunk. Clil. 38 123
Mostll. Chi 23 IIS
Jacobson, St. I. S3 210
Hush. Det SS 234
Talk. CM .12 208
Miller Wash . 31 120
.Meusel N. Y 32 210
Woodall. Det . to 10
Harris, Wash . SS 211
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PENN FRESH STROKE
DECLARED INELIGIBLE
Syracuse Protest Causes Eleventh
Hour Removal of R, D. Mattlson
Potiglikrctisio, N. Y., June IS. If a
bomb had been exploded In I lie I'enn
camp 1 ho result could hnnll.i hnvc been
more disastrous than was the iccclpt of
n telephone message from John Arthur
Itrnwn, chairman of (lie UowIiik Com
inlttee of the I'nlversitj, ordering Condi
Joo Wright to tnko H. II. Miiltlson.
Mrokc onr of the freshmen elRht, out
of tho shell and staling ns Ills reason
that Mattison's cIIkIIiIIIi.v had been
questioned. The eleienth-hour change1
thnt was madi; necossnry Iih com
pletely wrecked the Quaker firet-car
boat and dcprlied it of whatever chance
it might have in the race on Wednes
day. It developed In the course of Conch
Wright's conversation with Mr. Ilrown
thnt James K. Ton Kek. conch of the
Syracuse Pnhcrsity crews, had sent a
personal telegram of protest directly to
Charles Hoisted Mapos, of Columbia,
chairman of the board of steward" of
tho Intercollegiate How lug Association.
Samuel II. Cook, of Syinetisp. the new
member of the hoard, wns not con
sulted by Ten I'jck.
NATIONAL DISGRACE
So Says Dr. Crafts of Oempsey
Carpentler Bout
Clnrliiiiatl. June 18. Dr. Wilbur P.
Crafts, of Washington, founder and
head of tin International Reform
Hurenu, forwarded from Cincinnati to
day a petition to Secretary of Stato
Hughes requesting him to stop the fight
between IJcmpsev nnd Lnrpentier in
.Tersej City on July '2. The petition
wns sent on bohnlf of the Life nnd
Thought Club, an organization of lmsi
ness men of Lincoln, Neb., according to
Dr. Crafts.
"The petition 1r based on the giounil
that the fi:ht is a nntiortnl di-grnio,"
said Dr. Crafts today. "The Supreme
Court of the Pnitcd States held that
neither Louisiana nor nny other State
toiild legalize n lotterv to the detriment
of the citizenship. Therefore, no State
ns the power to legalize so brutal a
spectacle 11M 11 prize tight. No State has
the right to bargain nwny the public
morals.
"If the petition bear no fruit 1
will look around for 11 judge who has
courage enough to enjoin the figln just
as I enjoined one ln which the late Itnh
Pitzsinuuons wns to participate in St
Paul."
RECORD ENTRY IN !
FRIDOLYN WA
Loading Players of District T
Off at Phllmont for Mixed
Foursome Honors
MORE THAN 100 PAIRS
The largest entry in Ita short history
teed off In the sixth anniinl golf tour
nament for the Prldoljn Cup at Phll
mont today.
There were few absentees nniong thn
prominent linksmen and women plnycrd
of the (liRtrlet when more than .100 weiitj
nwny In mixed foursomes nt fi inlnutq
Intervals, st-trtlng at 0 rt'elook.
The Infct pair wns scheduled to ted
ofTalwiut ," 1'. M. Tt wns eighteen holes,
of medal competition with elective drives
from ench tee.
The only requirement for entry wnS
thnt each couple must be from the Sams'
club. The club from which Is entered
the pair having the best low gross
i-coro todnj will hold the trophy tintll
next your.
J. Wood I'latt and Mrs. Alex Smith
entered from Ntirth Hills, turned In
the best enrd lust yenr. Thero are;
throe low net prizes and otio low gross,
today.
Pliilmont Is n good golf test nnd the
rain jesterdny was n help so that good
scoring was expected. '
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