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SCOTTISH SOCCER STARS HERE
ENGLISH ATHLETES
Jump In Price of Harvard Footbalf
Mef Coogan Gets Decision
Denver, Julv llti Mef Cnuiran, ot flreok
lyn, won the referee's decls on over Johnny
Stopper, ot Demer, In a ten-round bjut
here. Coognn had a shade In a majority of
the rounds, according to newspapermen.
Molly aMrrefaUof! 'toMof teWf Wtsft
July 33 and July. SO open for Iffll
Carobrldie, Mass., July IB. lianard foil
ball prices for season tickets for next fall
have been advanced. The,char A?"'. ,yST
was fa, the new dim la If. but the tlrtiet
nome teams, "Wld" Conroy's efr
"' ' i oun amri inn season, t
to mediocre pitching, but th ,teatn
been hlttlnr the ball hard. ht him
Is not booI for admission to the aames with
Yale and Princeton Seven names. Including
ihe double-header w)th Boston Unlvrs.ty nnd
Holy Cross, which opans the schedule, are
Included In the season pass, makln tho lee
tl a came.
names in wnicn it has tall id mn 'i
nve runs Any nrst-clsss team wlshln i,
book the New York hlp A. A. W III kmdf
comrnun cAte with Wld'1 Conroy. minaJr,
or "Jack" Knlrht. business manarer, eari
Shipbuilders to Play Mount Holly
Now York Bhlp will play the crack Mount
v. .r-v, iin ohiii, mono v-amasn
Oxford and Cambridge Track
Toam Visits Cambridge
This Morning
j Rain-Hour Grind on To
i morrow Night
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YALE AND HARVARD BUSY
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& Thousand of bicycle-fnns were dl. '
" WPolnl nt the Point Tlreezc Velo
! ilL. hn tho fifty-mile motor-pacr-d
" .Mmi "liccl revenge wns postponed by
tain Monu " " -- - -
. -i hundrrrl fnni nlrcndy were In
f,,lr cents when n ilrlzil ntnrtcd nnd
. few moments inter ucvuun.ru iuu
drh-in rainstorm. Although the
downpour "topped nftcr nboiit ten
minutes the trnck vn wntcr-Fonked nnd
t would have been dangerous to put on
the races.
The pntno race, with Clarence Car--in
Vlncenio Mnddonn, Frank Corry
l?f.i'iTM of America, Italy, Australia
d France, -will be decided next Tlmrs
its nhjht. The rubber one-mile match
mm between Willie Spencer, of Amer
Li and Orlando Pinnl, of Itnly, also
wil'l be run off. Each has defeated tho
ether so far this season on the local
kick
Tomorrow night the second annual
nnnlni nf the Quaker City Invitation
fiwefostakex, a one hour motor
Meed event! will be held with four
Utters. They arc Maddona, one-hour
record holder nt Providence, II. I.;
Wtnus Bedell, hour chnmplon on the
focal track. 44$ miles ; Frank Corry,
toner of Hrnssnrd hoir race hero, 45V6
jjjM nnd George Wiley, ono-hour
liacriran reArd holder, 456 miles.
Maddona will be presented with a
iflrer loving cup by the Philadelphia
Italian Sportsmen's Club, of South
Philadelphia, tomorrow night. Arthur
Nlrro will make tbo presentation
Kietcb.
WaMa
Tlio llilrd Ijinarlt team, which will play the Philadelphia Professionals tomorrow at Dhston Meld, Tncony.
Left to right, front row A. Bennett, J. Maxwell, W. Itanklne, J. Ijoxt. A. Wilson. Rear row W. McAn-
drew, N. Mcnaln, J. McCormack, J. Brownlle, W. Bu lloch, J. Scott
MURDOCH KENDRICK HEADS
PENN ATHLETIC COUNCIL
Named Temporary Chairman to Suc
ceed Late H. L. Qeyelln
Murdoch Kcndrlck, '08 College, hai
been elected chairman of the Executive
Committee of the UnlvewltT Council on
Athletics to fill the vacancy caused by
the recent death of II. L. Geyelln, until
a permanent chairman of tho council
can bo selected.
That action was taken at a special
meeting of the council in the offices
of John O. Boll, a member of tho
Executive Committee. Although Mr.
Kcndrlck was not given the title of
chairman of the council, his duties as
head of the Executive Commlttoo will
do virtually tne same.
Home-Run Hitters
in Games Yesterday
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Miller, . Washington
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Itanrrofi. Nrw York (N)
American Lnuim
National IiiKua 3
Yesterday Total
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1 3
1 3
8
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members are out of town.
The Executive Commlttna hna hnn
'"".. i ..- n..n. !, "".""" .w'4f. yrc"is lie ninieuo
"tfl... L . i ... ..ii. .. w l" of tnc university in the summer
ll.owilbeamatchone.mlerace.best monthgi It ,8 pcctcd that a perma
m out of three heats, between Felix nrnt ehnlrman of the council will be
psttl, New York State road champion , eiectc whcn that bodv rcorganlxes In
-v. irnn tiii two'tnilc open ncrc mat ,i, .,,. t nin m.n -r .
- 4 t1A -1 b 4 AM f4llAl a.
Saturday nigi i. "u ' " "'"
lulianl Sportlvln Club, ajjalnst Ii'rank
Harris, loeal crack.
GET-AWAY DAY AT TOLEDO
tva Events on Grand Circuit Card
at Toledo
Toledo, July in. Today is G't-nwny
Tjjy for the Grand Circuit campaign -es
it tlio Fort Miami track, with live
events on the program, one of which
vts carried over from yesterday on ac
count of rain.
The 2:15 trot for a purse of $1200
lis nine starters named'. Only three
will to to the wire in the two-yenr-
ild CresciiB stnue tor a purse ot .iouu.
e2:03 pace, Wlllyw-uverinnd $oWM
TICKET SALE MONDAY
Seating Arrangements Being Made
for Tendler-Leonard Bout
Tho first official statement from head
quarters of Promoters Gtinnis and Tay
lor, who arc to stage the much-talked-of
lightweight contest between Cham
pion Benny Leonard and his foremost
contender for tho title, Lew Tendlcr,
was Issued last night. The promoters
have leased a suite of rooms in a build
ing at the northeast corner of Thirteenth
und Filbert streets, wheru all mall or
ders for tickets for the bout to be de
eld
fltiko. luu fix. consisting of Hal Ma
W Ja Ilrook. John Ilanry, Johnny cl(1pi, nt thc ponies' Ball Park on the
Oark, Juno and lied Lancelot. Hall . . , p , ,. ., 10 ...in i.
fiahone and Juno probably will be thc nlKht o Friday, August 12, will bo
Smites. filled.
In the 2:20 trot for a purse of SI 200. Tickets for this battle will be placed
Broneis Hanover, Bessie Worthy, on sale next Monday morning at 10
Galll Curd, Mary Todd and Wiggins o'clock. Admission enrds will be dis
Worthy are nnnied ns starters. i tributed from 818 Chestnut street.
The 2:13 pace. SI 200, lins eight. Schntt's Cnfe. Twelfth and Filbert
iome of the horses that competed early I streets, and the headquarters of the pro-
Equals World's Roller 8kato Record
Heading, Va.. July IB. More thai? 1000
nrectatnn saw Malcolm Carey, of Philadel
phia, the former Junior amateur champion,
skate a mil In 3 mlnulan 07 8-ft Mconds,
equaling tha world's record, on the Cnmcnla
Prk rink. In tho open races. Mldire Helff.
of Phllad-lphla. the A. 13. T. champion,
wen the nne-mlle profeealonal after a aenna
tlpnal flnlnh with Jack Clarke, of Pittsburgh,
while .Frank Klopp. the International ama
teur tltleholder. annexed the honors In tho
ons-mlle Invitation for nmatours.
Williams to Coach drove City
rtttabarirli. Julv 15. auy M. Willlame.
more famlllRrly known an "Chalky" at thc
Untteralty of Plttaburgh, where he la con
aldered one of the be athletes eer dee.
oped at tho Institution, hai been enraged aa
football coaoh at Orove City Colleso for
the comlnr season.
YANKEE OWNERS DENY
SLUMP IN BASEBALL
say 1021 Attendance la Keeping
Well Up to the Mark
New- York, July 1C. Colonels Iltip
pert nnd Huston, owners of the New
York Yankees, havo followed up tho
Btotements of John A. Heydlcr, presi
dent of the National League, and
Charles A. Stnneham, president of tho
New York Giants, that this year's base
ball attendance Is up to normal with
the following announcement :
"Apparently tho baseball attendance
has slightly fallen off during thc last
few weeks, but we believe that it Is due
merely to business depression. However.
we havo nothing to complain of regard
ing our attendance.
"La
Scraps About Scrappers
ia the week were shipped to Kalamazoo
tela morning, while some went to Eric,
?!., yesterday.
BURNS MEN BUSY
Detectives to Remain at
' Probing "Leak"
Atlantic City, July 1,"i. A former
taember nf tlio Philadelphia police
mote.
In the meantime tho promoters nro
completing plans for seating arrange
ments of the bliow. A now lighting sys
tem Is to be Installed so that the ring,
which Is to be pitched at the nark be-
-twecn home plate and second base, will
Shoro.bc in direct view of every Heat.
tflrlph
with
Clarke and Ward In Rough Bout
Jeff Clar!:. 177 pounds, the Atlantic City
force now In close touch with the police i .na city, foutrhl elaht rounds for the wind
Of Atlantic Cltv is suspected of heiiiR i p ?l ,h Dunbar Club arena last night. The
wes ilttlo to choose between them. Tountr
Sam Lanrford stopped Jack Martin In one
round of the seml-wlndup KM Moles stop
ped Johnny Howard in two rounds; Itosrce
Hall knocked out IM Smith In three rounds,
and Hob Tollman won from Dan Adams In
four rounds.
the "leak" throuirh whose "tin" eon
Mence men recently escaped after their
mended victims liatl reported to thc
police.
The news came yesterday from
Charles II. Dennis, manager of the
Philadelphia office of tho Hums Detec
the Agency, who Is passing the wim
Ber here nnd who Is nt work trailing
ovrn tho "swindling ring's" sourco of
Information.
At the same timo Mr. Dennis said
wat, because of the "Whitewash"
"a the detectivo force of Atlantic
iv oy Mayor Under and William 8.
Dthbert. rnlnmll-nr nf II., Kiln
Safety, he is flooding this rosort with
JUrM dCtectivpR. Vlhn will nnnln tiora
Wl the "leak" Is finally found. Many
"those men came last night. Another
wpa will arrlvo today.
Mr. Dennis denounced the joint
Wteraent issued by Mayor Bador and
ummlssioner Cuthbert on Wednesday
JJ the weakest-minded thing I eTer
w m my H(e." He laughed at the
2i.i ,To.,enh Fnf'ey nnd Samuel
"f'eT city detectives who worked
SL ii Ma,rlborngh-Hlenhelm cuse,
tn allowed to investigate themselves.
w. ' Pc1ul8 went to thf Marlborough
helm Inst night to confer with Judge
fWJ-AhItc' of th0 Tw JriT
Vi. ?' E"rs and Appeals, who
Ss udn.th8 pInt to mulct a guest of
2rt. nub?J0UBh of $100,000 and one
Utile Chftlfonte of $50,000.
JAFFE RETAINS LEAD
Victory Over Sydney T. Sharp May
mean Chess Championship
Atlantic City, N. J., ju)y if5.De.
rutins Sydney T. Sfcarp, of Phlladel
W', n a brilliantly ployed game last
Kew Yoyrltwo ,!,0VPB' Charles Jaffe. of
In the ,n!,,f0,n'd l,lB '' victry
ToatnamfnTnt l ro"nrt of, the Master-'
ournament in connection with the
Miirion.iii ca?..CbcM t'onaress on the j
S SrnIer' T1,e Irn,lor,,!' total !
"Bluf it In" 'l'8 ttro rivaI ri
btandlng follows:
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One-Run Margin Maries
National League Games
Yesterday In baseball had one
novel feature. Kvery team that
played In the National League wns
either rlctor or victim by a one
run margin. The Giants won from
the Cardinals, 4 to 8, in ten innings.
The Iteds defeated the champion
Dodgers, 0 to 5. The Pirates
triumphed over the Phillies by B to
4 in another ten-Inning controversy.
The Braves continued their winning
streak by nosing out tho Cubs, 8
to 2.
The lively ball wns not In evi
dence yesterdny, as a study of the
scores reveal. The highest tally of
the day wns compiled by tho Ath
letics, who defeated the Detroit
Tigers by C to 4.
A Ilrhtirelclit mntih between Johnny
Meaty and Willie McCloskry will b the main
mix at the Cambria tonlrbt. Jack Weln
steln wilt snd Earl Hartman after Johnny
Paxson In the semi. Prelims: Frankle
Smith vs. Youna- Tom, Sharkuy. Kid McCoy
vs Vrankle Hrennan and Qeorsa Peterson
vs. Jack Ulozler.
Goone Russell. Southwark llrhtwelg-ht.
has bren punching like aeora-e Chaney. In
nve bouta Hunsell has atowed away four of
tils opponents.
Johnny Dundee, opponent of Ocorsre Chsney
at Shlbe Park Monday night, hsa sent hta
rhfck for 1800 to the Sports Department of
the Kvkmso Pcnttc LitOEn as a forfeit
for appearance. Dundee stated In a letter
tl at ho was training hard for tne bout.
Tlnrry Brown kept a most Important en
gagement the other .light The Kid was
betrothed to Miss Frances Brnly. "It wan
a no-declslon affair." said nrownle today.
Pet Roe, a welterweight, has placed
hlmilf under the management of Wlille
Edwards Rojs Is mstched with Young
Jack O'Urlen nt the P. U. H. Y. M. C. A.
grounds, July '22.
Chirk Jannrttl expects to have his show
next Wednesday -t the Eleventh Street
Arena completed sometime today, Jannrttl
and Joe Wenke are getting together some
of the lending talont In Philadelphia.
Bailor Al Rnrger h
er ha resumed training
son. Ife wrltM that he has
for tho oomlnir amis
developed a hard right-hand punch.
nilly flannon, the Southwark lightweight
In Coins hie own business no In hla last
bout he defeated Kddln Rhugrue at Allen,
town, Oanron suffered a broken hind In
thst contest nnd he will have to he Idle for
nevrral weeks.
ast year was an abnormal baseball
year. Our 1021 attendance Is keeping
well up to that mark. In forty games
played at home this jear the attendance
was about 40,000 more than with the
same teams In the samo number of games
Inst year, but in forty games irrespec
tive of clubs thc attendance is under
C000 less than last year.
"Wc believe the Yankees ontdrew all
clubs In cither league last year, both at
home nnd abroad nnd we believe wc
hnve done likewise eo far this year, and
we further think thnt the attendance of
the American I.oagne ns a whole would
not suffer by comparison."
ALL STARS TO PLAY PROS
P. R. T. Nine Also Secures New
Players and Encloses Grounds
A number of changes are announced
by tho P. R. T. All-Stars baseball team,
which plays on the big field nt Tenth
nnd Luzerne streets. Manager Zeller
has secured two new players In O'Neill,
shortstop, nnd Funk, right fielder, for
merly of the Harry Davis Club, and
uii-y win iippenr in tne line-up tomor
row when tho trolleymen will try and
moke it six in a row from the Quaker
v-ii, l rut.
Tho grounds nt Tenth nnd Luzerne
streets nre Being inclosed nnd the field
is one of the best In the city nnd Is
reached by seven lines of cars. Alrcody
many offers havo been received from
sports promoters desiring the use of the
same. The Hibernians are anxious to
secure thc field for the use nf soccer
nnd an uptown boxing promoter is also
anxious to stage open-nir boxing bouts.
Jack Johnson Reaches Homo
k .,r..1,Bi0,.Jul. 1B--rJc Johneon. former
heav weight champion, recently released
from the Government penitentiary at Eeaveri
worth, Kan . arrived at his home hero He
wan greeted by a larse crowd, and Chicago
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NOTE!
Now is the time for
bargains! Before
you pay $50 or $55
for your suit else
where come in and
see the splendid
woolens toe offer at
these low prices.
And don't overlook
the big feature in
thin sale you get an
extra pair of trous
ers of the same ma
terial ns the suit.
Don't let the oppor
tunity slip by.
Come in tomorrow!
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Final Cut in
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fancy wenvos. Plontv naturnl
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Huita, made to measure, at least $10 be
low regular value. There's nothing cooler,
and thc vale price saves you money!
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TOM MALONEY, Manager
808 CHESTNUT ST.
OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
Cambridge, Mas., July IB. The
Oxford and Cambridge track team, with
thc excoptlon of four athletes who went
to Prlncoton, N, J., to upend a fow
days, arrived In Boston last night in
company with Major F. W. Moore, of
thc Harvard Athletic Annoclatlon.
They were met at the South Station
and immediately whisked In automobiles
to Swampacott, where they will have
quarters until the international Inter
collegiate competitions, which will take
placo nt Cambridge a week from Sat
urday. At tho Stadium yesterday there was a
short but very keen workout for the
Harvard nnd Yale men. Coaches Bing
ham and Mack, Fnrrell and Qucal had
their athletes primed to make moro ef
fort than in any of the earlier drills.
The runners wero sent over their dis
tances at a limit of speed, but were
required to cut looso a lot faster than
heretofore,
Bllllardlsts 6eel Tener as Head
. Now York, July 15. -Moement to oresnlze
the National Milliard Association will he
started at a .meeting; of prominent billiard
men to be held In Detroit on July 28. The
Idea wns conceited at a meetlntr of New
York billiard men. It Is proposed to secure
ns the cxcctitlvo head of tho ora-anlsatlen a
man of national promlnanoe. yormer Oov.
ei nor John K. Tener. of Pennsylvania, once
the head of the National Baseball League,
has ben proposed.
Five Leading Batters
in Two Major Leagues
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you can't explain
EVERY Bound is music to tout ear when tho
engine runs smoothly ana sweetly. But how
often a harsh, grating noise, a bird-like squeak
ox even heavy pounding spoils your trip!
Can you explain this engine noise as It Jary
on your earr Jfoor lubrication causes 90 ri
engine trouble. Under tho terrific heat of tljdi
engine Ut)w to lUW . ordinary oil bre
(. down and forms great quantities ot sediment
Why have such worries? Sediment is recced
86 when you use Veedol, the lubricanV that
resists heat. See the two bottles at theright.
With Veedol in ihe engine, most seriousengine
troubles are prevented. Have you$ engine
flushed out. Put in Veedol. Leadirir, dealer!
have it in stock. Ask for a supply tcciay.
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11 Broadway, New YoA City
For best results use Tydol Gasoline
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Distributed to dealers trom
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