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ankee Nerve Has Been the Reason for Success of Americans in the Field of All Sports
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IBATTLED HOMEBREDS
ftfar to Regain Honors
Briton Won Last Year;
Many Climes liepreseni
fed in Huge Field
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M Hi SAN" .nr""
'. --. i.n snnrtsmatl who has
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.L Americans have plnnted helr
I? firmly on the height of inrtdotn
1-1 tell ton If. the result of
id hell ini . , .!...
gf&Sl "nmnetltlvc Mul.
nation writ l. wnl our enms
'A""" . .,nl Inn In 11
illl'wJfr-n In iviVlMni fervor hn,
F'Jo than one of our .athlete
r-KrtBM'uflot.e".
,'.T, ...I In ffOlf fl
'Washington, wll see n-nlcnty n
SoulV . action, it ... an
-mhe we rrcKon. mc "
?!! ',& Li:::1"....! that for the
J " "'I ".; !,.- henton
KV&V-off inl: h? ntcd between
irei""' . ,,,, ... fnre en-hred tiro
lenenro ir . American
WOUIn never -
.1114 ft
Hi matte ROO'I himself for two
Mlht years and It wan not. till last
mr that Ted Hay finally 'broke
townd), amateur and homo-breds hnv
Kr won every other titular tussle.
jitter nn Kiitu "t"' ".,, V
litis American open imc mm "iniiij
W ':m"","',.l '. f L tt.,lto,l Stoles
trill tn. rrrmucui u ....- . " "'",Y"
men the ceremonies nnd present tlitr
Kmhr to the winner at the finish. The
ScAtrvt or them all in Great Britain.
BiBifla. Australia and America, where
At nine thrhes chiefly, arc practicing
H tie battle arena now down nt Col-
imbli.
jack Ner Won It
Jock Hutchison, the super-golfer
ailed world's chnmplon. la there, nn
American citizen. -He's never won thi
title, though twice a runner-up. Ami
Jeci Is only one of more than 2.10 con
fendtrs In 'there.
Abf Mitchsll nnd George Duncan.
Briton'" lending duo now who hare
lidded nearly every honor nbrond for
tiro years except this yenr'H 'title, will
It playing.
Jo Klrkwood, who has earned his
riM to a ranking in the world's best
ten, and who hns swept Austrnlia with
kijiolf ball barrage. Is touted by ninny
twln- ..
Charlie Murray, uanniin h premier. Is
tn fleet; ion. .rmour anti some urlt
U collegians about romjilete the foreign
try- But it couldn't hnve mortfeon
ttatrated strength.
Jim Uarnes. Fred Mcl.cod. former
iktmpion nnd pro at Columbia ; Clnr.'
ct Hacknej. Bob McDonnld. J. D.
Idfir, Canadian open champion, nn.l
Ala Smith are formidable leaders of
KdU who hnv8 been here some time.
LEDGER LOSES ONE
llurren'ders to C. W. Young Team at
Phllllaa' Park by 8 to 4
TttEvKNINCl Pl'TH.ir IiEIKIER base-
I Ml team lost to the C. W. Young, of
tie Philadelphia ManufncturerR Rase-
bill league, at the Phillies' 1'nrk ves-
ttrfir afternoon. 8 to 4. The features
of theTame were the nlarine of Haines
It third for the Ledger, and Snhnoor,
ft Young center fielder.
xWhtle Kalmnn and Kuntz both were
lit hard, the.v mnnnged to get by very
Veil with the cxccill inn f if thp KP,nnrl
faslnj, .when the sniipmakers bmiclicd
ttelr.binglrH on Knlnu.n, nnd in the
tjlhth the newspaper boys got to Kuutz
ror-tnree runs. Trip line-up:
Brndr. lb.'
Kmilik rf.
McOjrry. cf.
1IHHH, Sb.
Ihirp. cf
pirrlries. 2h
KHraan, p
Bsnhof. c
Uirrlck. c
W YOl'NO
Smith, hs.
Mlclialntt. lb.
Henderson, c
Wllhelm If.
Wiley, ah.
Huich. 2b.
Schnooi . cf
Flaherty, rf.
hums, n
IftW. Touns M n I it 0 I o I n m'l
wmct LeiUfr n n n n fl u i 3 u 4 15 t
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.'MP TENNIS ACE BEATEN
hlrnldZU. Baffled hv RlrTllnr, R.ru.
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Ice, Loses to S. H. Voihell
Croenwidi, Conn., .fulv IS. .Innan's
Bto ce, Zen7.o Shlinirlzti. wenf down
tedeieat in his second match on Amur
g coirts t the Field Club here a
at that, strange to sny, proveil him
peat player.
,X a' splendid uphill tussle
Jl.t.u,.Hmv,nr(l v"'e. n mnn who
K" thirteenth nntlnnnlly ; fought off
'fieat severs Hn., u... i. ..i .T ,.i.i
Ml V. not in :,.."",,.""" I shape to
eonro . ,, ;".":","" ""n'su. p ..r ;w,i,hts.
Kniei :,Z: !il " """"B i-narp Breaking
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Mt attack that as illflicult to break
K't in two seasons. on after
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in i hree Big Leagues
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ARE READ Y FOR OFEN GOLF
Winner and Runner-Up
In National Opcti Golf
,1804WIUI Dunn. V Csmpholt
l8tiK-.IOrRC rtnwllnu. Wllllo Dunn.
ISOa .Tsmes Koulls, Itnrsci rtsnllns.
In7 Joe IJojrrt. Willi Andron.
UOR Frr.l Herd. AlfCW Bmlth
IROn Willis Smith. aeorr Iow.
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riizjonn, w. i ky.
lfiOO llsrry Vnrdon, J. II. Taylor,
inni Willis Anderson. A!cl Smith.
. I'Uy-nfT-r-Andor'Jon -on
1002 Iawrrncn Aiichtorlonle, !lwsrt
.... ...Oardner. Wltr .1 Trsvls
1008 Willi Anderson David Brown,
.... i Play-eft Anderson won.
JpO Willie Anderson. Ollbert Nlcholls.
UM.S Wllllo nderion, Aleck Smith,
inon Alck Smith, Willis Smith.
1007 Aleck rtos, Clllherl Nlcholls.
1008 Fred MeLeod. Willie 8mlth. Play
off Mcleod won.
1000 Oeorse Sarsent, Tom McNamsra,
1010 Aleck -Smith. Mardonald Hmlth.
.1. J. McDermott. I'liiy-olf A.
SrnPh won
1911 .1 J. McD-rmotl. M. J Ursdy.
Oeorro O. Slmpion. PIsy-oR
McDermott won.
IPJJ J. J. McDermott. Tom McNamsra
I91H 'Krancls Oulmet, Harrv Vardoii.
KdwArd Usy. Play.orf Oulmt
won.
1014 Waller C. llssren. 'Charles Rvnni.
Jr.
1P1B 'Charles Kvshs, Jr., Jook Hutch
ison. 1017-1018 Not held. ,
HUP Waller Masen, Mike nrady
11.20 Tod ria Harry VHrdon. Lo Die
gel. Jack Ilurke, Jock Hutchison.
Amateur.
whose jiosslblc win will be credited to
this country.
Cur amateurs are unusually strong.'
Last year Hobby Jones tied at eighth
place. Chick Kvnns for sixth. Both
nre entered with such contenders as
Nelson Whitney, Clarke Corkrnu,
Lynnewood medalist, nud brother War
ren, .Max Mnrston, J. Wood Plntt,
Jesse Guilford, Jesse Sweetser and a
few not so likely to qualify.
Strong llomc-nrrxh
The home-breds will have the best of
their strength opposed to those who
would lift the title.
Walter Hagcn, Ieo Dlegel and Jack
Hurke are closclir bunched as favorites
again, though Tom Kerrigan's feat In
the British open when he turned In thn
second lowest card, will not Boon be
forgotten.
Willie McFarlane. Willie Mehlhom.
Kmmett French. Charlie Iloffuer, Frank
McNamnra, Mike Brady-, Keldie Ioos
nnd Harry Hampton nre among othei.i
whose past feats earn them considera
tion. Philadelphia has more than n score
of adopted or nntive sons down there
today rehearsing to qualify.
Some of those entered from clubs in
this district follow: George Sayers.
Merlon; Frank Coltnit. Phllndulphin
Country ; William llohlnsou. Cricket :
Morris Talinnn. Whlteinnrsh ; .luck
Campbell. Old York Bond: Boh Har
nett, TredyfTrln : Jack Sawyer. Tor-
jresdale; James Kdmundsou. North
Hills; James Thomson, Overlirook ;
Andj Cnmpbcll. Sprlughiiren : A. F.
-ntaio, i.ntiMlownc; .inlin r.ilmunilsnn.
Llanerch ; Charlie Hoffner, Philmont :
Clarence Hackney. Atlantic City, and
W. M. Leiich, Meichnntville. We nl.n
have our two leading amateurs, Piatt
and Marstou.
Scraps About Scrappers
All fSrnvv Fcrrv Is niilliiifr linrd for I
.Hm... '.,;... ,jm".i. i.. i.t ir !
in the local tlstlc spotglnre as a worthy
foe or the best mlttmi'ii of Ids weight.
Since the retirement nf Vi Yi Krne
(trays Ferry luis been having a hard
time to keep from being blot led off the
pugilistic map here. There are K ntim
tier nf youngsters from thai district in
the ring, but mine hut been able to
place himself out in front ns a logiciii
opponent for lop-nolcheis in his
clnss Ilobhr Met 'aim is tiding In
earn prestige in the featherweight
division, while Gibbons is out In estab
lish a reputation in the welterweight
class, "l'en" Is conlidenl that he will
whip .Tuck Palmer next Wednesday
night and then lie pluns to go nftw
Pat HrudtVy, latest of the Philadelphia
comebacks,.
Itn Mulllicnn, a tn.Vpuuinlcr has been
irainine fiaiiv with Jlinm (Jllibone. Mulll-
mn promises to deeloi Into n clever fly
welsht. I
Tlrkrts for the t.eonar.1 Ten.ller Nml were
put on sale todax In Phllsdelphla ihl
seC.he"T.f?.r,i1 lr J""", Olitrlbutjd
st the Taylnr-Ciunnla heariquartera, south -
el corner Thirteenth and Kllhert slreeta
nniv nih.nn i. ,.i,ih. k.V, -V ,i .1. r .
uu y aibeon la taking charae of ticketa In
ai-mn uneetnut street and Srhott'a Cafe.
.Vew York II .h-. rrll.rlnn C.f. ..f L
Atl.nll,. ni,. Ik.. ... k.i .. 1 :".;'""''"' ""m
" - ' ...tj ..(v una aaiv ai ma
Heux Art Cafe
Frankle Hovtll. the so. win nllp on the
clovea In the eeml-flnal to the Glbbona-
i-nmirr eei-io ai ine uievemn mreel Arena.
Wednesday nlitht and oppoae Tounif Ketchell. I
The prellma are Clemenrrau a. Harry Co. I
ler, Uugy Drown va Tounir Johnny Clark, t
and Jnck Ray vs. Jack Lynch.
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Kr'l'm'i? 1i" JK&, oSTiW "r?1 Al '
Kriimer. U0 Harnrny low, UBi Danny
."-..,, i mj ii., , ,ii(iiv i n ' ,i'iri i.i . oi
meet any one their respective
Itucxy Drown will vie on July S3 with
the Third Hecimenl N. O P.. and will re
luin from cuinii mi Vtutit i ivm i wn
Buy will keep In ahape and after he aeta
bnck to Phllly he will be ready for the beet
of the HH-poundem
Jack Mi'Cnrth.1 Is nrKotlatlnx for a match
UJi the State between Duser Kelly and
Younw We) man
"llenny l,eonnrri won't have It sn eaay
osjinil iw Tendler enui ,uci Mjere at
(leorae Skynnler. of South I'hlladelnhla
cornea out wlih a hold den tn I,. Marrlle, of
Ihe Bachelor .'lub Skinnier Is euro he
can knock Aran Ha block off and hopea that
Ihe lljichelinH I'lub mumln'r nctepti lila
ihallenge.
You Auto Know
Whm the eteer.ns- wheel Mm, to turn
harder than usual a flat tire la tne probable
explanation ami aometlmea mere m a ten
dency for the car lo edge toward Hi" aide
which the trojjble haa developed
Not nil the rooliiiK of the engine Is af
filed b van-r but lubricating oil plas
an Important pari, as It roola ihe bcarinpe.
Keep the crankcase clean. It cools th? nil.
It Is InadWeahle ' nee shite lead or
otber nriterlal contstnlng oil to atop .1
leak In u saaollne connection The gianllne
would dissolve tho nil, lhereb making the
leralr useless.
Much difficult) In rcmoMng apark pMias la
traced directly to their be'ng Inserted when
the engine wns hot This ehould not be
dona, as th? metal contracts when the engine
cools, making Ihe plugs entirely too tight.
Motorists would d well in hot wea'her to
tfat the air pressure in their tlrea every
few days tn see that the leakage of air
haa not reduced ihe pressure to n point
where the tire will euff-r harm.
When jon have trouble with your lights
take a teat lamp or a voltmeter and tat
out the circuit, beginning nt the point where
the lighting wire ahould take lis current
Thl will enable you to dlrcover where the
circuit la Interrupted
Reach A. A. Reorganizes
The Reach A A has reorgan'zed and
has all open dates Including Saturday and ,
Sunday Julv 21 and 24 The Reach team i
last sear plated all the leading clubs and
had a record of 23 won and 7 lost They
have played Parkeaburv. AlUntnwn, Flelsrier
Ilrldoturc Nativity, M. E. Smith and Rut
ton riant and Dillon have been signed as
pitchers, All borne tearC "vtehlni- this at
tratelon ehoyfa write 3j Palley, TIB Bel
strata atraet. or phone Kinilng-ton IZ01 VT.
Itjff, At
s fj. o iy'irr'lhf,,,' rtefenime- Hneidslelo her day-and the regu ar dally dscu-a on , 1 "nl1, "UIKS were ttie lllglillglits in they .Ire ready lo trim the beat from now o .
5 thj f-l, h (ch .V 'hlnB of I'av , ,V on A mj orllv of hw mS l" ""' week-end doings in their lespect ve The .tarttd by defentlnir Mount Holh 3 to
fclVV."! "enn Dr.w,?fl"V .' I'"1 Leonard wou?d Is, tile nfnn""1 but orgnilb.ntions. In the Industrlnl Lengllc ,';., nh fl, ,rr'n.,nfe lea"' P?oTedn',th)e',".'.nH,r " "ya"'
Si''kei tweiv,n1?;,Xi,,wm.Lror,Ha?r d 'll"9 ,w'rn on,,,v ft' f"w V J,"le,"J.,,,hH the big noise wns the It to 0 vlctorv of ! " ' ." ,he "'"
'hamplon would ecore a knockoul. "Per- vu,V. I.'l,.iri,. n,. s;,,,,,,la iti.i.ii. I
eonally," aald l.uls Kamp, "I think Tendler CHtei n Kiel trie oei .Mipplee-BIddle. Th ,.a,rBrP County l.enxue has manv
Retains 1 I "'" bo "" winner " -I Pitcher Radio was oil the hill for tho 'new plaera eniered in the e.cond half.
ini'-is Mtii it'll nil nar in nc ai.Ari aman u inniaa or I 'n r A I mi I ih. isu . . . . i ... .. inav " i-uw aim i, uu i ilia tviarnn ' .
-....,, (W, , ,--.,,.,. . -ar, ii'irnu n in i mil iiiii viihii n mr nr ti. n iv" miaiv, "iulu nu i nil if rniirnatt u in inn
SOX FACE
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Defense Goes to Bat With Mo-J
tiori3 DeBignod to Keep
.Stato Busy
PROBLEM FOR "UMPIRES"
Chlcngo, July 18. After two weeksj
wnrming up." during which nearly
COO men were cxntnlned to select n jury,
defense nnd prosecution today staged
Hie first "Inning" of the trial of seven
former White Rnx players and four al
leged gamblers chnrged with n con
spiracy to permit Cincinnati to win the
lflll) World Scries from Chicago.
The defense went "to bat" with hnlf
a dozen motions designed to keep State
attorneys scurrying to all corners nf the
legal "diamond " to prorent the defensp
from sewing up the game bfore it is
fairly started.
There were Indications that the
twelve umpires in the jury box might
be aked to decide merely whether such
ft conspiracy ns the State Hiargcs was
against Illinois laws rather than If such
a'conspiracy actually existed.
With these, motions likely to Involve
the cane in a maze of legal angles, thn
defense nlso planned to Inject into the
trial the feud between President Ilan
Johnson, (1f the Amerlcnn League, nnd
ChnrlcH A. Comlkcy. owner of the Chi
cago club. American League, in nn ef
fort to show Johnson Institgated the
investigation to block Comlskey's
chances of winning another pennnnt.
The former White Sox nnd alleged
gamblers who went on trial todav are:
Edward ("Kddle") Cicotte, pitcher.
Clnnde ("Lefty") Williams, pitcher.
George ("Huck") Wenvcr, third
baRoinan.
Charles ("Swede") nisberg. short
stop. Arnold ("Chick") Gondii, first base
man. Joseph ("Joe") Jackson, outfielder.
O'enr ("Happy") IVlsch, outfielder.
Carl Zork. St. Louis.
Ben Levy and Davis 7.eler.
"CY" SIMENDINGER STARS
Makes Two Homers In Game Cres.
aona Loses to Phillies, 9-7
Poitavllle. July 18. The I'hlllles paid
a visit to this town yesterday nnd were
victors in their tilt with the Cressona
Tigers. 0 in 7. Lee Meadows started to
hurl and held the Tigers nt Ills mercy,
retiring nfler the fourth inning.
In the ninth Cres-nna staged nn old
fashioned rnllv. Fidler and Irviiif got
singles and ulong came "Cy" Simen
dinger nnd lifted the sphere over the
renter-field ft-nce for his second circuit
clout, scoring his two pnls nhead of him.
Tray horned Into the limelight with a
wonderful catch, which mnde the third
nut nnd cut off two runs. Munroe. at
second hnse. was the fielding star of the
game.
MADE HONORARY MEMBER
...
Tn'ra La"ark Soccer Team Honors
Herman L. Hohlfeld, of This City
The Thlid Lanark soccer team, which
defeated All-Philadelphia at DIsMnu
Park on NntuHaj. honored Herman L.
Hohlfeld, nf the Industrial Soccer
League nml don.ir of the Hohlfeld
Itophj li. niHkiiii; him nn iinnnrary
meinli'-r -if the nrcauirntinn. nml aUo
piceutcil li in with a gold medal.
Dining tl: sm-eer teHin's .tay in
lliis city they were the guests ( Mr
Holilfeld on Fridaj . and hefoie the
game nn Snturdii. were tendertcl a bnti
quel by him at the Mnnufncturi'is'
Club. It whh also Mr. Holilfold who
was selected tn niako tho kickolt nt
Snturd.n's game.
Bingles and Bungles
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'ZtlntomrnTout Tl'J Olfu'.I.S
?lV,irhe ",ore'ln the' i?l" ),. ll" 0I""U ,,lul
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Pitcher R'd rater of th Cbtcnuo mrrl
eons, won nn uisriernin yame of the seaann
in a cloie twirlha .fuel nt im ...:...?!'
7". ."',''"":
Of ninety-three hits made In the, American
LoaKiie in Ave smti yeateMAT, two were
homers and trlplea. In the National ioasue
there were two hom runa and two three-baas
nllB ,n oriyunn niiain xwo fcamea.
Jack Qcilnn. for aeveral renra one of tbe
- leadlnjc riant-hand pitchers of the Amer-
Iran lunatic, mi member of the Yankree.
sjiiI re man of almost twenty years' hurlliut
?M Tth'? e'n'.l .","JR sob'c
arbiter of bnlls, strikes, et cetera.
Mr DoVont According" to our records,
Slim Harris ras een stralKht xlctorles to
hie credit His record for the seuron to
date Is eliiht sames won and the aaine num
ter lost
GOSSIP FROM THE
LEAGUES AND
KWCOMKRS In the industrial base-I
and fanned fifteen.
In Ihe l'liilildclnhln Manufacturers'
BLACK
JURY IN
SCANDA
League, icaco Sciew and Mach tie , K'1'"1' h,,,"""?h,tf, ' fctrlfltd, " Chester
Works mnklnir its debut won frno, f"n"k,b h'" elntlllatlns; exhibition at short,
vtorks. tumuli), its ""Ul, won rrom but his work want for naught as M.n shall K
Hatch Motors, P cher Cohen wns n'fm'th mat to Hharrlea 4 to ,-,i,1",n" "
rare form and fanned seventeen of the
the season this evening when they oppose '
Phil iiaccert a Natty ly athletes. The
season's record attendance la anticipated.
Muson. siar hurler of the P. R T. nine,
added additional laurels h his wonderful
work in turning hark the Quaker Cltv 1'ios
bs 4 to 3, making Ihe oernh atralght win
4"or the trolleinien.
Ton" llooer la In again. Tha veteran
led his team l a 13 to 7 victory oer the
MvrrhanMlle tlianls the game going eleven
Innings Mull fanned thirteen Wants,
.
Ambler is buck again In dial place tn the
Twin Cuunt League, winning from Keaaby
and. Matilson S lo 1, through Mlchner'a
wonderful pitching
Sain fiermon'a I.lt alh'ctea are plavlng good
ball, but are consistently loklng The store
liojs always put up a great game nid on
Snturda outhlt Nativity two to one.
Illlldnle has made some record scores late.
j The West Totnt Cavalry Detachment
waa an eaay lctory. 2fl to 2. The Darbyltea
contributed aeven home runa
Doug Hheffej, former Penn hurler. Is doing
nicely for Omltli-Furbuah Ha allowed the
Nebraska Indiana but five hits and his team
won 3 to 1
tvnlter Johanna, nf Stetson, has ,nR,Mt
reliable pitcher In Phubert. who waa with
rjaxe Dennis at Chealnut Hill He turned In
another vlctorv this time over Tsdoi fl to 1.
Preddin Melaler. at third.
atarre), for the
hatmakefa.
Eirry one l talking of how lAigan Squara
wag duatrd oft by Hllldalt and now thty ara
bulling about the aenaattonal 14 twelve-
innlnc ciaao loat. to -anananaji,
came truly It ft funny gam,
Baitball
l s. . rji.r.i hi ,-tJ(j
motorists and pitched n wonderful game., l-ltcher Collin, was ateadv in ihe Pinches
- . t ,. . . . u . 'and ,Strabrlrte A Clothier started off rin
The hliis fakemakera. of the Indualrlal I another wlnrlna atreak. heating Surln I'll" -League,
vhn also hold forth at Droad street 1 It erfil 8 to I. Ad Hwiiler was the .,,
and Allrgh. ny aenue with independfnt with three hits, one of which was nhom.r
games lack e their hardest assignment of i wn nmnr
In Local Bouts
lkiIHl 4m4. JHHHI
IHWII HtiKTY HITTERS.
Al Wagner (top), local feather
weight, meets Danny Frush, and
Jimmy Hanlon (bottom) takes on
Willie Jacltson at Slilhe Park to
night Players at Top of
Major League Records
NATIONAL I.KACHIK
limine Ilortuili HI I -mil.,
l'ltehlns; Cooper. IMltshurKh.
Run ffeltlnc Ilnrim, New York
nase Stenllne I'rlsrh, N'en York
Home runs Krllr New York
Won. I.T.I lnt. 4.
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SHERWOOD MAKES IT 24
Community Association Wins 24th
Game In 27 Starts
Tho Sherwood Community Asbudu
tlou. of West Philadelphia, won its
twenty-fourth giiine of the season yes
terdnv afternoon, when it defeated the
Snnthwnrk Club, of South Philadelphia,
V to 4.
Roy Suvering. star (wirier nf the
Shers, wns on the mound once more
nod wns in little danger, outside of the
seventh inning In this frame- the
Hmifli Pliillin IiiiIk fiit tn him nnd scurcd
three runs iu shnrt order. The home
club came back stinng. however, and '
registered the same number in tiuir
half of the canto.
Sherwood llns several open dntes dur
ing the remainder of the senson for
Saturday. Sunday nnd twilight games
cither nt hnme ur nwny. Allan Brown,
10(10 Chesier n venue.
INDIA LEADS FRANCE
Latter Must Win Both Singles to
Avoid Davis Cup Elimination
Paris. July 18.- -William II. Lint
lentz and J. Brugnou, representing
France, were defeated here by A. Fyr.ee
nnd L. Dean, India, in the men's
doubles of the Davis Cup lawn tennis
series. Tiie score 'was 0-1, ri-7, 2-0,
0-2. 0-4.
France must now win both the
singles games today in order to avoid
elimination, the teams having divided
tho first two singles mutches evenly.
Enollsh Motorists Scratched
Tarla. luly IS. The scratching of aeven
Cnillah cars from thn Grand Prix of the
Aiucrnoblle Club of France, to be run at
tje Jtana on July 25. leaves onls' American
and Kronch entranta for the conteat. Four
r ueiinlerir cara, one Mathls and four Bal
iota are entrrel.
Banks Defeats Hepbyrn at Tennis
Ixinic llranrli, N. J Julv 18, laln In
eace lent form. T Ilanke. firmer Vile tennla
i.ir def-ated Hepbyrn. th Otfoid-Onm
br'dru nlHjer hv norea nf 0 3 2-S. c,.j on
the nuns of the Seahrlgtu l.awn Tenn s and
CrlcKei 'Huh here.
LITTLE
SEMI-PRO RANKS
Wld fonroy's New York Ship nine got
' l"'J'i",'s jr i ' w" lHntn n Saturday by
I'lneli Hitter Henri npi'iiini.,i inr v... .
eeme Hnslerj a 4 .1 elewn.lniilnii win oier the
Krlileabi rg A Ilia single In th- eleventh
was followed li a double from the bai of
Kenned
(.itclier .spolirer, of th North Phillies, a
hlltlna ih old apple at a terrin clip 'h"
had four bingles ngalnal Amerlian steel and
hie homer wns a hie faclor in Ihe 4 to
1 II L"l,.
Hnrrj- rrlft has b-en with Namltt almost
two weeks and In that time the iiptnwners I
have not loal Fr Its Is ronslderd l man
as the classiest third Backer In the aem I
proa.
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Flelsher oulhlt Dnhaon lrt lo n hut tlm i
varners lost In rifleen torrid sea. Inns IV n
Kewple Dean had four hlta and Lefi Nnlun '
.!l"!l!l,rn,C of "''""''I'- Inrludlng nobby I
Sill'Jiyi' t.a" HI f.'kl,r..i'f number thirteen
..,-., r,,, ,,,, ... imnmui game in th
Suburban League and Twining fanned ihlr
teen and jlelded but two hlta.
Chief Drniller added another vlctorv to his
list for. Doylestown In , the Montgomery
County league hi tr mm n iki c!..??!?:!!
rhamps 4 to o and Dotlestnwn retains the
leau ine r'consirucien uncetnut HIM ag
gregation was swamped b Lansdale. in to .1 I
The J. F. Itnrns Club rontlnii o. ..i i .
atreak noting out the N finellenburg team
in to 7 Haker pitched good ban for th"
atore hoys but hla support was poor and
this waa she deciding factor In the. defeat
Th olavrihaT nf Txut Ain-wnaMH u. ....
Hancock baaketbii.Plyr at aceond bitt.
waa r qnelbl4 ;jnother victory for tK
11 J.
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DUNDEE ON HEELS
OF TWO CHAMPS
Chaney's ' Opponent for To
night Believes He Can Whip
Leonard and Kilbane
BROWN IS TO BOX RICE
Program of Ring Bouts
at Shibc Park Tonight
R P. M. Joe Jnckson. Philailel
phln, v. Jimmy Sullivan, New
York. Six rounds.
S:.in Al Wngner. Philadelphia,
vs. Haflny Frush, Baltimore. Right
rounds.
fl tin Harry Kid nrown, Phila
delphia, vs. Frankle Blco, Balti
more. Right, rounds.
in ;O0 Johnny Dundee, New
York, vs. George Chancy, Balti
more. Right rounds.
10:45 Willie Jnckson. New
Yjirk. vs. Jimmy Hanlon, Denver.
Right rounds.
By I.OVIS II. JAFFE
Glovinnl Dundee Isn't, n little egotist
--he's n big one. But wait, gentle
and rough tans, don't hold Johnno'
ego against him. He meana well, nnd
no harm. Here's wlint it's all about:
Johnny Dundee Is confident yes, he
Insists that he is not only sure he can
win one ring title, but he Is positive
that he has the nbility to annex a pnlr
of 'em
Dundee is in Philadelphia today. He
didn't come here to do any stumping
or campaigning. On tho other glove.
.lolin Is scheduled to box in this city
tonight, but when he stepped on to the urd nnd offered his mansion for the
platform nt Rroad Street Station Instf f the Philadelphia boxer nnd his
evening he didn't utter n word about
George Chancy, Ills scheduled eight -round
opponent nt Rhibe Park. Cio-
vinni got wagging his tongue nnd nbo
lutely did not core what he said about '
. ... -,.-- -.- -
two of nur well-known tltli-holdcrs.
"Certnlnly, I'm going to chnllenge
the winner of the Tendlcr-Leonnrd
bout," started Dundee with n -left lead.
nnd crossed his right with "And If ltifnn, but also bi.cs fnr recreatiou and
Is Leonard, tnke it from me I enn whin
him for the title sure! All I n-k Is
that the weight he the recognized limit,
nnd Bentiv will lie the ox-champion ji"
sure as guns. Why, every' time I nlet
him before he outweighed me by ten
pmimlH. Hut lust let him come in at
1.15 eight hours before the bout, nnd
I Know I'll soclt him dizzy.
"And." after, enfehing his bienrh.
Dundee countered with "ns far ax
Jnhnn.v Kilbane wh. he'd een be
easier man Leonard. I nm ready nt any
old time to mnke 12ti pound", eight
hours before a bout, and go in there and
lick Kilbnne with one arm tied behind
my back Kilbnne is a elneh he knows
it, and admits It. Why? Well, doesn't
he absolutely refuse to box me?"'
Dundee In Shape
Later Dundee did sny Mint lie was in
perfect condition for tonight's mntcli
with ( linuey It will be their fourth I
meeting, ami miuiioe iieneves it win no
their Inst
"I will whip dinner bj such
a margin.
smiled .lolin. 'flint no pro-
moter will be foolish enough to put us
on ngnin. Today nt the Walton Hotel.
.i i.l i.i it.t ..:..... ..i . i.imi
i nn in-., kui ins i in.- iinr. ,i . in,
stop that guy this time I had him i
out III Huston, bill the bell snved him. '
tlther boxers who came mor
frnm
irnui
New Yoik Inst night for mutches nt
Shibe Park were Willie Jni kmi and
Jimmy Hntilon. an Italian. Thej face
each other. HniJull is the Denver '
Iwiver who is helnir rnfnri-eil tn ns ilio
no V r won is Diltii. .ntiriKI tn as tiie
modern Battling ..Nelsiili
Resides Chnjiey. Sumui Harris, of
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Galician Boxer, After
Dempscy, Is in Spain
.Madrid, July 17. Andrei Balsa,
the Gnllclnn heavyweight boxer,
who, It was recently announced
here, had Issued a challenge to .luck
Dempsey for the woild's champion
ship, arrived here today nnd Issued
a chnllcnge to nil comers.
Baltimore, brought with hint Frankle
Mice nnd Danny Frush, Each will
meet the only substitutes on the pro
gram, which Is tn be the maiden show
nf'one Louis Mulis. nnd who snyx he has
several other boxing curd up his
sleeve.
IMcc wa in have met Johnny Murray,
of New York, but Murray Is suffering
with a broken hand. Harry (Kid)
Brown will take Murray's plnce. Not a,
bad subtitulinn. Billy I)e Foe. of St.
Paul. wn scheduled to meet Frush, but
the weight. 120 pounds at II o'clock, was
too much for the Westerner, nnd Al
Wngner. of this city, will make his
dehut under Billy Gibson against the
Unrris entry.
All of the matches already mentioned
are supposed to go eight rounds, then
there will be n six -round opener be
tween Jno Jnckson. of Philadelphia, and
Jimmv Sullivan, of New York.
Because of the long program the show
will stnrt at 8 o'clock.
McCracken and O'Brien both
Franks will be' referees.
Tendler Gets Head)'.
Lew Tendler yesterday afternoon took
his last dip In the ocean at Atlantic
City until after his big battle with
Champion I. conn id at the Phillies Ball
Park August 12. The southpaw will
be in Philadelphia today nnd make ready
to leave for Delanco, N. .1.. where he
will stnrt training for his match with
the title-holder. Delanco is just out
side of Riverside.
While negotiations were on for
Tendler to take over the Airport at
Atlantic City, where Jack Dempscy
trained for his match with Georges Car
pentler. Clarence II. Tnuhel, Riverside
sportsman nncl boxing inn, came tor-
tinlners.
Taubcl's Deiancn home Includes
twenty -five looms, an indoor gymnas
,iiiiii - w nil ii
ium., with nil necessary paraphernalia
r.. t..i,,in lin,i ;,,.,.. f,,r.fnnt
ri1 in ,llp ,,,, ,0 ns b(lpn ejected.
Rv,,r Hnce Tendler tins heenyj&the
ring. Tnuhel has been one oflyw's
..innne rnllmvnt II,. ni nnlv Is n
Taubel probably will '.par with Tendler
during the Inttcr's work-outs. Tennier
will go to Delanco cduesdav nnd, he
will stnrt work the next dn.
As yet Tendler's muunger. Phil
Ulassnian. hn" not decided on Lew's
spurring partners. Glnssman lins a big
list of available mittmen nnd will n.nke
his selection before Thursday after
noon.
Herman Taylor who. together with
1 I.iiMii IZimniu iy dtnpinc thp l.ennnrrt
Tendler contest, is in New York today
talking oer plan for Benny's camp.
Leonard wants to lie near Philadelplnu
.liiln getting in shape, and his camp
s expected to be pitched at Betzwood.
I'h. Taylor will return to Philadelphia
tonight, take up the Betzwnod matter
with Irn Lowrey. director of the ReU-
wood Film Co.. and Leonard will prob-
ably start his training there next week.
II, llfl
In the meantime the chninpiou is doing
preliminnn work nt one of the New-
York g.wnunsiums
Rex Juniors Have Open Dates
Th. R v x ftr-clae. unlform-d
'nnlor team has open dntea on lt haeeball
nhediile and would IIH to near rrom all
ncm ciuim. Aonress jjomer imivin, .'til
.. .-,.-u .rAd,
Ball Reappoints Fohl
si. l.miU lul Is I'nll Hall owner of the
t)' Iul Amerlcnna todav announced the
IHB1Mlln nlpnt of Lm Kohl ns in2" monaaer
The announiotmnt was mad at this t'mc
',!,, V-r.a.Ml.'0 ",OP mor" ,h" F"ohl
HARD LUCK FOLLOWS 10(111X1)0 All OCT
BRmsHTRAcK stars! jULI-tKo ALL Vj-
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Mclnness, Middle Distance Star,
Third Member to Be Taken III
Swampsoott, .Mass.. July 18. With
onlj six days remaining befnre the In
ternational track meet between the
Yale-Harvard and Oxford -Cambridge
athletes, the pall rt gloom hanging
over the English thinners here was made
still deeper when M. A. Mclnness, h
ford mlddle-distnnce runner, wns coiT
flned tn his room with a severe bron
chial attack.
Both Mclnness, whu won the Cx
fnrd C'n mhridge -Cornell crns - con n t ry
nice last Christmas, nnd II. II. Still
ln,l utni mllnr. wlif, fins n fallen
transverse arch In his left font, nre
under the care of Dr. C. Howard Dob-
son. The latter stated that he J believed
the men would be able to compete hat-
nrilnv. but could -do tin practicing for
four nnd pos-ihly live iIhjh. Stnllnrd's
foot wns reunited as better todaj
Mclnness has not donned a i mining
uniform since lie lauded, nnd whih lie
is confined to ills room his comrades
see their chance of winning the two
mile event diminishing dnlly.
This is the third British athlete to
he put on the hospital list since the vis
itors landed. George Trowbridge,
former Princeton athlete nnd Oxford's
crack hurdler, withdrew early last
week when he wns stricken with appen
dicitis nt Mount Desert island. Me.
SCOTS WIN ANOTHER
Third Lanark Soccerlsts Capture
23d Consecutive Victory, Score 2-1
New York, July IS. -Fully 0000
spectators witnessed the international
soccer match played nt New York Ovnl
between the Third Lnnnrks. Scrtliind's
famous visitors, nnd a team represent
ing the New York Football Club. Al
though the home team was in splendid
form. It succumbed to the Scotchmen
by the score of 2 to 1. making their
twenty -third successive international
victor? .
After fifteen minutes of exciting play,
in which tho New Yorkers hnd the
letter of the game, Wilson, the Third I
Lanark's centre, took full advantage ,
nf nn open goal. There wns no further
scoring in the first half, plnv being of ,
the nip-and-tuck variety, both sides1
showing stubborn resistance.
Willi the score nt 1 to (I ngninst them.
the New Yorkers came back in the sec-
nnd half, and several times were dan-
serous, hut were prevented trom scor- ouppon in iviaicn wun uempaey
Ing by the splendid defense of Brow nlie , ('hnrago. Jul IS. The Nol-Sal-until
three minutes from time, when Mary Post of tiie American Legion has
Philip equalized. One minute later, pledged Jack Johnson its full support
Bennett, with a long run. shot the in n match with Jack Dempscy, and
winning goal. Some of the speediest .will immediately start a campaign
and most exciting soccer wns witnessed I among other Legion posts favoring such
lu the last two minutes of piny. tn mntch.
Speakers nt a hnnquet given Johnson
PFRIIPHK fl P Pl IT- !,)V '" l""1'- "l.ieh is mnde Mp entirely
rcnuonia . u. aruiD if .,. mPn prnl!IPf johnon for his
- war work, snjing lie was engaged in
West Philadelphia Club Wins and Government Secret Service nnd con-
,.,,. detuned Dempscy.
Loses Over Wsek-End T,. wnr r,.rnrfI, of tho two mn m(lde
T'he Peruclus A. C . of West Phlln- it imperative rJiat Johnson regain the
delphia won one and Inst one over the title frnm Dempsey. Cnptnin John P.
week-end. On Saturday the Glenwood Tane. commandant of the post said.
A C. wns handed a 4-to-l defeat and "Dempsev must fight Johnson."
yesterdny the Kershnw Club turned the
tables on Peruehls. winning 0 to 4.
Morrow twirled a great game agnmt
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Most of the 260 Playora En
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STARS TRY OUT COURSE
Wii'hlnglnn, July IS. Virtually all
I of the 200 golfers entered for tho
Inntionnl open chnmplonshlp, to be played
owr , roure)) f , ro,mnin Coun.
. -
"'' f lllb nPnr n,r,' tomorrow, had re-
ported nt the club today. "Chick"
Kvnns, freh from his victory in the
Western championship, being among the.
late nrriva'.s Inst night.
Lnrge gallery crowds were on hand
nt the course nf an early hour to wit
ness more golf of the variety that
opened their eves when the brilliant
array nf professional nnd nmnteur en
tries tried out the course yesterdny.
Prnetlcnilj nil scores turned in yes
lerdaj wet-" well down In the low
70's. while Robert T. Jones, Jr., crack
nnintrur of A'latita. broke the course
iccord with a OS, the only svore below
70 turned in Jones, paired with
Tliomns Armour, nn ntnntour entrant
from Sentlr.nd. ngninst Willie Ops, of
Wot roster, and Robert A.-Cruickshntik.
"f Essex founts. N. J., was playing
his first lound over the rvure. Ogg.
winner of the Shawnee tournament Inst
week, diot scores of r nnd 74.
Jock Hutohlsin, British open cham
pion, turned in a card of 72. which wa
duplicated by George Duncan. Britfsh
professional, and Joseph H. Klrkwood,
of Austrnlia.
The first lia'f of the qualifying round
will be played with the opening of the
tournament tomorrow nnd the second
ha if Wednesday. The 72 best score
and ties will niny seventy-two holes
Thursday and Friday, the player with
'he lowest "2-hole totnl winning tho
championship
MUST FIGHT JOHNSON
.
Am'-JL,can Leg,on p08t pedges jack
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Providence Net Play Opens Today
Prntldrnrr, It. I Jul' 19 !U-wen
ventv nnd ion of th world 'nifmitt
tennis plavrre are "jitered In the Sfte
rhiimplnnehlp tournament which opened to
da at th Acawftn Hunt Club, nnd rontlnuea
ihrnuRhoui the neck The p will Include
e nsle nnd doubles In Th men's and wom
en e dn lilors
St. Cslumbus C. C. Desires Games
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