i .."" v 1 ' - s i." 10 EVKNDsG PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA; SATURDAY,, JULY ,30, 1921 ' v , New York and Cleveland Are Only Contenders for Championship in the American League Racl m ? iu. iff - v FOURTH OF CRUCIAL SERIES ON BETWEEN YANKS AND INDIANS "New York Has Won Seven of Twelve Gaines Played With Cleveland Possibility of Change in Standing of the Clubs By UOI1KRT V. MAXWKLL 8xirt Kdltor Kvcnlng r.ihllc LolKtr THE time has conic to set the stage for another of tltoe well-known and hlghlj advertised "crucial" bcrlcs. These things are getting quite numer ous and occurring with nmnzlng frcquencj. livery time the great national game become sllghth rasped n couple of teams get together and put on sonic exciting contests to dctciiniiic the leadership of the leaglto. whidi means noth ing at this time. It Is pilte difficult well-nigh Impossible to win a pennant in July. That Is just the same as winning the ling lu March. The last week in September or the first couple of (Iiijk in October Is the best time to put ou that ilctorious stuff. However, we have with us today the New York Yankees and the Cleveland Indians. Thc arc meeting in the fourth act of the "erooclaN," and the winner will win, while the loser can do nothing but lose. Gotham is all het up about it and the gate lecelptu will not miffer to mi great extent. The. teams are close to each other, are the onh cotitcndeis for the championship 'of Mr Johnson's circuit and are foncd to light It out among themscles. The other sit rlubs arc ined for local color nnd other tcncrj purposes. In order to get this up In proper shape. hae a look at the first three acts of the thrilling and sen-ntlnnal drama i (implied b lirnic l.anlgan, the well-known and highly efiicicnt figger expert He has produced the following: ACT ONK THE Yankees won the firt thtee games, but when they attempted to make It four (.'lex eland absolutelj and posdtlcl icfmcd to stand for it George t'ble stepped into the picture with some baffling twisters and turnid bark Mr Ruth and his pals. He scoied the ileeMoti over Alec l'erguson, a nathe of Bloomfield, N. J. ACT TWO AGAIN the Yanks socked the Indians, winning the firt two games. After that Speaker pioved that the Tribe could turn the tables and walloped the Gothamites In the third game 14 to 4, and copping the final in eleven Innings 8 to (5. This was done by scorlrg three counters in tho ninth nnd knotting the count. ACT THREE AFTER winning the first game the Yanks took n slender hold on first place. They were out In the sunlight for twenty-four hours, when they. wer burled under a lV-to-8 score. The next dn, with Allan Sothorou hurling, a 3-to-0 win was put over. The Yanks took the final 7 to 3. ACT FOUR YOU never can tell. SUMMIXG up, one finds that tieihe battles hair hcen fnuqht and Cleveland Aim iron alt but sum It tin auks keep up the 'load irnrk there might he a change in tin fint Inir of the iron unci hit column. Leading Club ISot Ahvays Best Hitlers VICTORY does not nlwtns perch on tli banner of the biM-lilttiii;; club If such were the case the Indians would bine been further out In front. Thev outhit the men of M. Ilugglns. the t. un averages prior to .ie-.tcr.ln being 301! for Cleveland and .21 for New Yolk In the live games thty wo Speaker's men hit the ball at a MM ,1m.. nnd whin thev lost it "-- The Yanks, winning, socked the pill for 'JM.. and losing thc.v merited -(.' a difference of only 14 points. In their first dozen games with the Tube the ankees never weie able to score more than nine ruiw. while Cleveland got 17 tallies on .lulv IM whin the Rneakerltes regained first place In the pennant pursuit, nnd ""' ' the Western club rang the s.oring gong 14 tlm.s at the expense of Qiiinn, Ferguson. Collins nnd Sheeban In this game followers of the Indians had no eaue for complaint over the evenness of their team's hitting, for each New Yoik nitilleri-t Melded the same number of blows-four. The quartet of raps extra, t.-d fr.nn Harr.v Warren Collins came without his being able to retire n man. nnd he pacd a couple of men who didn't hit snfeh while he was operating. New York outseored Cleveland b three runs In the hrst doren meet lies between the teams, the tallies being (17 for the Easterners am ; 01 for the Westerners. In hits the Indians had the advantage by 10. making l-. to the Yankees' 110. Cleveland's defensio work has been better, too. the Ohlonns' errors numbering 13 to the New Yorkers' IS. Rut New York has won two more games. Philadelphia is well represented in this series., former member- of lie Athletics stepping Into the picture as stars. Rob Shnwk.-v K the pit. hug Mar having won three games. Frank Raker registered eighteen sfe blows and'ls the leading slugger on the Yank- For Cleveland the Jilttlns bono, go to Charley Jamicson. with nineteen safeties. C'harle plnvod In the out field for Connie beforo going to the Indians. JiJEW YORK has a. good ehance iV turned his anile in Boston and Spoke out of the line-up the team And thev need all thev get on the Golf Pairings May riOME colfers paired together in an O in manv cases It's only a solo Sometimes it s not even that AVien"a plaver with n reputation falls to umllf in an event there s Usually a story behind it. especialb If he turns around the next week and wins a tournament with about the same field entered. Such was he 'case w th "Rig Rob" McDonald, the well-known Chicago expert He did not quallfv at Columbia, but let Ion- at Siwnnoj. surprised all of the talent and walked awnv from there with firt money on the hip. Hut McDonald was ictlm of circumstances at Columbia. He was paired with a phver who wasgoing at top i-JnL. iwo pars iiau a "iru "" " , ., ... . , .,, .. ' -.i.i. !,- n .... M,.nnnnld's nnrtner decided that he nnd .. . . ,i ii .i rr t ii Tiror niiin uiiiiit- i i n.iiin i iii.ih 1 :,., ' -rr a rl Mnnnnld's .lubs and otherwise nerted tha .IC ' V' ' w '!,. mnl toe tn the last all he did was wi WOU1Q Ilinj II" 111.'.'. . . . ' - - -- l,l K m ... .1., i f.. Mnnnntd T ip hi" Ch cago pro played bv Tin ii I'll mi i in iSiiiLi-i in ii nil ...-....-..-. - - I.i. v.ki.. f- n, fir.t time, nnd it golf that wav, and nobodv else can ,,,,., . ,, Also there Is the inp of J Wood I'latt. the Philadelphia amateur who had found Columbia built to ordc-lt, ..rictiee rounds Rut his nnitner to quallfv was a pro out of the wilds of He.ver Tails. Ta. It Is snl.l that he coudn't even break V, on his own eourse Terhaps h- wn, trving to prove It, but he finished thnt .lav with a snnppj 02 Piatt is the fastest plner in the .o.mtn His partner held him back at nearlv every hole He lost his ball on the first seven, while other pair" went through He hnrdlv made a golf shot all the wn around, and it took him about four hours of trving Nobodv (nn plav in a championship with a "tV said "hat Hngen's dehbeiate stvle nf plaving golf alwavs worries his partner, but Hagen plas real golf, whl'h umk.s all the dlfferenee J lit UAUXF.S not only held hn lead all through the national ehnm pianship. hut actually vnpinird on it it o trenf along. A lot nf credit fin limr goes to hn pnitner. Cniara. especially m the fouith, round, vheie CI'Hnra was playing tlarnes stroke for stroke. That dni'ing finish landed Haines nut w front, time itrnkei tn the good. All of ichich slums uhnt diffci'rncc a good partner makci. Leiv Grimson May Referee Big Bout IN A short time the promoters, mniiHgets nnd boxers will g.-t together and trv to decide on a referee for the Leonard Tendler match on August 12 This always hnppens, espclj'h when a . hamplon is in the ring 'I he liox.r. and managers cannot be b'nme.l for being particular In sle t Ing the third man, bernuse when he steps Into th- ring he his abut. chnrg. arid Is monarch of all he surveys The WiNon-Downev epl-ode in Cleveland re centh shows how careful one must be ,,,.... A ref. ree must be fearless active nnd hevn a thorough knowledge of the rules He also must have the respert and eonfi.lence of the rontestnnts Such a man is Lew Gumsoii former referee at the O vmpi i and one of the leading aiblters in this section of ti.e . otintiv Grimson is a possibility for ref. re and should not be overlooked hv I.eonnrd or Tendler He is .apnb'e inc. all of bis lights properlv is sin. ere conscientious nnd honest lie has had wide .xperi.iue nnd b-th Leonard nnd Tendlei know of his work He has r. f.-rocd ten times for Leonard and eight 41 t.,.ii HI., nnrl nn. sntlsfn. Llllirn lit I r him i ..." - refereed for Dempsev, Iliitton, Ilernian W IJE making up a hit of candidates for the pnntian, T.eir Grim Iff- ...?.. ton t name sitnuni ur vimnnTi ..,,!,... .. Copyright, till, lu I'ublic I rdatr (a. Boots and Saddle Horses appearing best at the thrc tracks today nre : At DcToioiliIrr Flint rnr pmtlm Curry On IInKir crn.t. t llllsn Mi u , Tu (an lltfrla third Nrlh Btiore Hire after Iti"'.".! the Tim (nurth HIIpuom Blin, nvoMlen, Thundtnlap flftl H'v l.K filacV Sfrvsnt Iljuono U llh Martha Fallon, rhotoplay Dvonli aoviiili, J C. Etone. lirou.lre. Ilroom 1'eddNr Hamilton rirst rac Cnrrrnilo Faat tTmii ,,'..... fl mmnnA P. ha.ii.a Vlulni. Froa-.lUanJyi third. June Fly. Anmut Sweei,' Ttouqiie) fourth. Lwky II. Klne John, Eilehant -f Ur. ' riflb Rumrl Qtr, Homo Uaby, Kama I iiiii j-j- nj Htioi, amm- i Ruuquol. Vjuillco, lClncs Cbamvloii, to cop n the fouith act. Speaker is nid to be on the sideline. With loies TO per cent of its strength. Polo Grounds. Make or Break open tournnment put on a duet, but enough. t he eld a him- wasn't a success. lie couldn t pmy tnrv in eacil D.inie i,to inso nni . . M , Kllbnnc and most of the .hamplons. n..H m.,vt.tl Hi. ,,. nni7j tt. m vi nth ienry. cur HlrlhJny Mormon RMer HU- t Kinnlri. ( Ity Tlrft rac 8upy JnnCu I'romenartp acnnil Orund Roi k noil Halul' 'hh 1 quork Warnoo, Whlik fourth, Ilovce Hooln. t'onroie. Swpfp Clon flf ill Kmt-ht of tho Hi-athor 1np Pranon II Hantv I Inns tUth .My I'm, Knot Grims Drift New Fishing Club A new Hs)mii" luh ll le msan zta at btiathrntre V J winch In roncedi.il ono of tft beat rtihluK trojnds In South Jersey ainl tt la expaUed that n Ue mem'ie alilp vs. 1 1 1 h .V 1" secured 13 J (II lba Jloom i'Jfi, 13 J (II lb Hoom i'Jfi, Jt . mi.I Xflnoraa lilllil nv ft fill fhiilnni . it reel la In chJrca at the organization of lot ' rna.un n nil miiivi hh.ik .) v j .Ba,iiui.irnn iv nne i ia viii.ii I him linn ru i ii it D9W club, ) GIANTS CROWDING II M LEAD Four Points Less Than Half a Game Separate the Teams. Indians Gain on Yanks MORTON HURLS GREAT GAME The f!latits crept a half came doer to the Pirates jcsterda.v in that six i eel thriller entitled "The Itace for First Place." The lend was narrowed down through the peneroslty of the weather, which prevented the llucca neers from pln.vlng their scheduled con test with the Ilinves, while the Giants were favored with good enough wither and hefty hitting to defeat the Reds, thdr trouble-makers two weeks ago. Pat Mot nn started Donohue. his Texas Urother College burlcr, on the mound and he went nlong well for two Innings nfter the tirst. In the fourth he stumbled nnd permitted the (Hants to knot the figures utter his team mates had handed Mm n nuartet of counters In the tit st nnd one In the second. The I'iuc.v boys went Into the lead at the end of the seventh onl.v to be outcorc.l in the eighth. The fig ures were knotted again in the ninth bv the Mornnmen, but In the tenth along came the (Hants' wrecking crew with three lusty runs nnd the verdict While the Giants were gaining n hnlf game on the le.igue-lcnding Pirates, the Indians In the junior circuit were widening the bieich between them selves and the Yanks uj a half game Guv 'Morton, labeled as a has-been more than once dining the Inst jenr, was on the mound for the Spnkemcn lie twirled the best game In the Amer ican League this season, permitting but two hits. His control wns well-nigh perfect nnd he had the slugging Tied So eating out of his hands "With Morton g.'tting Into shape the Indians might surprise the wise ones and come through against the Yankees, starting this afternoon With Morton t take his regular turn in the box i nlong with Covnloskio Mails I'Mo nnd Ilagbv . Speaker has n staff of hurlers that compniis favoniblv with the Y'inks. Walker T.ihes the I'loor Tho Pliillii- surprised evcrvbo.lv bv w liming a mil game jestoi.lav . nnd in doing so Unoi ked Seigenut Yoik .iff the hill inl.ll Knpp met the formei A n P.'er on the first ball pit. lied with n homei. and ft out thou on the game was all Phillies Hupp in. i. lent. illv intuit sure of get ting his dallv bit at the first oppor tunlt.v for he went hitless the rest of the game It ran his string of hitting in consecutive games up to twentv Wilbur Ilubbell was on the mound for the (junket mid be did valiant woik. Light hits weie made off his deliver), but thej weie so well s tittered that the result was never ill doubt. ( 'nit us W.ilker Is tijlng his best to piove that the Phillies got none the worse of the .1. al that sent him ft mil the limits II.. combed out three hits es terdti.v in. hiding a slashing triple thnt Mnt a tun a. ross to prove his conten tion. Tho experts nre ngiee.1 that Walker is one of the best voung prospects in the luuue its an ntttiielder, and that un sistent pln.ving will mnke him a dangetotis hlttei lie has a strong arm that is not llkelv to go dead on hln at an time, and h" plavs hard everv min ute of the game Mavhe the Pit ate fans will not feel so bad about the deal that sont Meusel to the Glnnts when thev soe how much iliffir.nt the Phils look with a hard-working voting placr replacing n disgruntled one Haiti utid the Vs Haiti can do utiv number of things, pure ciops, destrov tin in. force n new suit to sin Ink Into nothingness and other dastarillv things And it can tiNo make a baseball team look bad That is what happened to the Athleti. s jes terdav. It stnrtid raining a few min utes before play was started and kept no until tho last out and iluiiti-' the i hour and tint t -seven minutes .1 P. poured down his vvr.uh on Slill Park, the Athletics lrnked miserable. Illght from the start the Tigers began ' tli.n tbadlv work and the jnln at.lel itliim Al the end of hostilities it wns 1 found neiessnry to use nn nddlng m,i . hint to g. t the Athbtiis errors Nine of them, foul bv Lena St.vlo. wits tho 1 nggtegate In n.ldition the Tigets mule I four which made it u hard afternoon on the holding nv.l iges Hob Mnstv had his hands full from tho start handling the slipper) hall In i the first In suffered b) an ciroi nnd two 1 wild thiows nnd two hits, one m verv sirntehv one In the second hve hits, I including llarrv ll"ilman's sixteenth I homer, which landed on the n. t to the I lust row of the bleachers, send'ng five I runs across the platter. Young I'ree- ninn was next and lie wns pelted rather i hard and unn.rved more than oiilo bv I huh. poor fielding Ten runs came dining his tenure In the ninth Wolfe, Int.- of Lebanon Viillej College, wns I nit ro.lu. ed to local fandom and he m- Iced. .1 in stemming the Tig. i lint of hits and inns Hob Veaeh made the other four baser in the eighth, the hnll sailing over the right-lield wall into i Tvv. ntieth stuct i Ma. k was foic.tl to swit. h his line-up 1 yesterday In order to give PinnU Wa'k- er and l'innk Welch n list 1 1- hud in- t( tided giving .Joe I'ugilll a dav off hut ,Ioo heat him to It bj taking it hlins. if, doing his third disiiipeiulng net since liecomlllg a memhei of the House of Mnek Chick Gnllowuv was on third, Lnimett McCiinn at shnit (irltlin on first and Johnson in ceut.r when the t tuns lined up I'rom the start the combination 'ookid none too good, not I altogotliei because of their own fault I but becnue of the vvrt unvvi. !dv ball. Dtignn "Must Clianro Tactirs That Dugan Is through as a mem- ' ber of the Mm kiiien iinl.ss I. turns up penitent to Mack within a f. vv divs is the edict sent out bj lie tall tn. tl I pin n Connie was very miuh peeved Ijesterdii) when he learn, d i tint iJugau hud not' made his app. niuup nf urn i (liihhoiiNe aft. i IiIh conversation of the tught befoie. In ulit'li Connie made It plain that Dug.in would not be traded liti.l would lnvi " weal in V tli la tie ii ti 1 f I hi oi mimiu out of oigaiile. ' baseball. Dugnn Is t. mperaiiientni. tis nil the fans know, and a little tiding makes him nioie so On WoIucjIiiv n loud mouth, d lentpor-lung. .1 i.mter Mit In the upper pavilion and ia .1 tho New Ilnven Ind uiiliierclfullv His iiu.iuh led others to do the sntno thing, with the result that n half -doen wlld-eved fti n -, gin. Joe ii veiv uiihnppv after noon (n Tliurs.liiv it was the suae thing, onlv the fans weie iliffeienr. Miti h. II "t tin Dmlgi is twilled a billllant artl 'le of Ins. ball against th. ( aids vesteidnv holding them to three. Jilts but lie lost the vtr.llct I to (I Tho Senators had a (i to I score on 1 11l 11.. Unu iiIiah k n t l.nlr.l il. ' . game. IT HAPPENS IN THE BEST REGULATED rA4eWP BOYS (ST fVoAME- THRBB- F.VG- X j IWUtBY fP THIS 80TTUG ) Tr. CoTT I NIN6 - Two f7 it tSme- mm we Live 1 FIVB-wni tw l l l J CALL UP THE ) 1 BUT ONCt! ' I YeAM- 1 T... .! - I HUUOC r nnt v y Vi, . V I" ' '1 " UABT S C NT I W1S v V 1 . i DG-ARJXJI RIQMT UP. . l I f I V uuitcn y WBSw LeAve it to me. - - &AC lit k $' Woo KMOUJ WMMi " - 13 Tlll6 A ru.. RaTTI C Z IMMN" f HO I JX)M'T ) s 3U6SSIN(5 I HAT BOTTUe f Thbrb 3 i brought rr) UntgR-stamo A contcst f OF HOOCH1. ) PRobablv a 1 iiaMf. tu. J what Voo rb I That why doio t I y Hoopla I 7r HI v I l aPe fSe cot with ,. ijmDsrsTam-D AaeMT3 OM 6ET me? ausir - too T.. NowJ C TVlrST ? TTa way , V Tl PON'T WHAT IS " V tTC I V AL-ncADV,' "? V YcJ? . IT too 1 V YtO . . V ENTRIES FOR LOCAL OPEN GOLF SEEPING IN SLOWLY Twenty-nine Volunteers So Far, With Few National Lumi naries; Last-Minute Rush Expected Trials of the Committee B.v SANDY THVj entries for the Philadelphia open golf championship, though coming in slowly, arc double what they were last jour at this tune The event will be laei on Mnndnv and Tucsdnv, a -cvcuti -two-liole niednl test, over the linl.t of the Whltemarsh Vullej Countiv Pin-! No nntlon.il star has as vet otitcietl t'siile from the locals and the officials are inclined to be on tne ,nilous seat The puis.- of S,","o looks verv limp lestde tlios(, (ifl.ri.1 in other districts and open events, nnd this p.utl.v o iltiiiis the halting entries The title also means 1 i t tit wheie the national he.idliners .are missing lenities, hovvcvei will be ncented un to stnrting time, and, just as last vear, i it is probable that the bulk of the I plavers will report on the first tec fori the first time. i There are twentv -nine entries so far. Hole is tho hnlting list: Carl Anderson. New York; Hob Hninett. J. J. Hendle lainateiir), John Htcdemus, Snn Felipe, Tex. ; Duncan Cutlibcit, Alex Douglas, John IMniundson, Hubert dimmer. J. r.. doldheck. W II doldbeck, Tom (Jribben, d T. driffen, (5. W. llaak. V. 1! Haines (amateur), Stnnlcv Hern, Jnck Ilobens, Ch.irlio lloffnw, Paul Jennings (amateur). II. K. .low -son, Hill I.e.icli. N'oiman "Muxwell (uni atcur). A N Mcr.irlnne. AVIllie Mc I'.irlnne. New Yoik: Hnrrv Navlor. d. W Peter. Hohert Hansford (amateur), rn. lc Schuehle, Joe Sekn and V, L. Webb. li.irnes May Play Of course, there will be others. Moirie Talmnn, pro nt AVhltcmnish. who Ilnishc.l second tne last time ii wns there, will enter, nnd he states that Jim Haines, nntionnl chnmpion. said at I olumbiii that he would cntet tne event. Another who promised tin-same down there was Chns Shea, liro at Ticilton. Shea is one ot the reul (perts heie- abnuts In the national iiunlitjing ,mi,,l lin lio.l ...ii nn tho Inst three holes ............................ lor ,1 .. urn. Bin. i..m..-u .... iwiu i..- Snvvver. Tom Ilurke nnd v irious others have oxpresscd their intention of en tiling. 'lhero were fourteen entiles nt this tune last jear, and as sum. of these were am items, nt thnt into there would have been n nrlzc for inch pro. But i;..nei-.v i.h i. -tu uiiu h -. ,,,,., have cone consideinbl.v ni-trav The thev Hoiked III ill tne nisi in nui. nn i ' , , . pnMtT. '.,,.,,. i lliiffiilo. . no U .177 Newnrk. 43 (18 .IJO f,' ,"7'V ", " 7'"' pinv anil one 01 it .lev elope 1 into u sizzling affair. Prank " ' ,rJ' r7 a ' 0,,lt rcc70. nuallv Uoci,tfr .-.-, 41 .3n ivriieu.e. 12 M .un the best in this locality. Under the McNnmnra. Chcrrj Vnllev home-bred, g0'"?. 0,,t.,,n front nt t1"' ol,,sct nnd Toronto. . 5i .49 .Sir, iten.llnr. . Jl 71 .301 , tutelage of Johnny Kvers, his friends w .ii over 11 veiv tespectnhl. field nnismng there. , expect him to make good in major league Tini. for the toiirniiuu nt this venri. A number of nmnteur races have Horseshoe Experts Are Matched 1 society. He has n wonderful ohnnr-o nf national was onginnlli slated to start B, ',' "" score of youngsters, in 011 n Mondiv and finish ThiirMlnv. The eluding sPornl from out of town, will lo.nl committee immedlatelv .eed upon ''ompete In hnndi.aps, sprints nnd open rridnv nnd Snturdni of that week for competition our dntes I'me allev was the orlg- iiuil nieiia and it was rum d thnt dub would offer an additional I(M1(I purse Nothing luiihl have been hotter. Thej vvrie nil .oinitig, even sii. h nm.iteuis ns r.vans, Uuimet, .Joins, (iuilford et a I Pine Vnllev hnd tiouble- of Its own, hovvi'ver. and had to .iiiuel its iilnns in fnvor of Torrosdnle. tlie nlternnte ionise But tills links suffered from tcmpcinnipntiil tempests out there No rnln .nun and the ioure suffeie.l even more tlmn most. Thru- Title Tusscls M'l.lt A...n k.Iv tin 11 rntii.(iiitnil t rt inlrn ,....n.-i.m.-.. ....... ..-. ..,...., the ev.'lit. thougli 11 nnd nireau.v nageti the ninnteui nnd the women's (hnm- nioiihhli) There was outside talk time, ton, of Hireling thnt SI 000 halt, prov ded the date held Hut it didn't tt wik l'lnliilelnhiu votes thnt enve it M(K 1 1 iiwu. ipinu v ins 1 11 in Mivi- the nntionnl to ( olumbiii. but that club, ignornnt of the lo.nl (listless it would illiise. snnteii ine nnuoniii iinio tn Tuesdnv , u sllullt rhiiiigp will, h 10111- iiletelv uiiiKiI tlie lo.nl .bite, as it left only S.iturilai open It was sugg. stid the plav be held S.itiird.iv and M.in iltiv, but thnt wnsn't s0 good, and New otk w.is then Importuned to move the metrnpoJltiiii oiKii up from Tuesdnv Thiirsdav to Wednes.lnv -rndnv. 'I lus would lime left Mouduv and Tuesilav of tliis week open for our toiunev, but New York couldn't see it So Instead of being right In the . enter of the bustling tnuinij fete Philadel phia had to take the leavings, aftu- in.. ri,.eine..t had a'l died doutt. ns It were, nnd take Mondav and Tuesday ev "met i.n, ,Ij,i,I n l,l .... '"" '"I two. Tlie Upset Data .lliu Bullies und ,Io k Hutehlnsnii u pi ( about the onh ubscntiUH of note nt shnwii.e, vet win.,. o.;k i.,i tl., mi lo the lirnt inoncv He failed to (juulifv ill thj! nutlotllll sniis on v nut. lilt-on. iiuncnn nn. " Iom the "best p,nspt of them nil linofe r XX ".VrXi , fnd"'K a T.u;,,,nndTilta5,a,re,UrS' Club ! b Ku"k " "" "nt " our-da.es don't look so good, through nu- rw.. I uMen, ,il. road ..reel ,,, ,, ,. ',- RVffhOT' c . . .. ' V,o new mannger is so,, of ..pnl... (the Win 01 V;,i, ,? , n .Ro l,V'i '' MANiT'tTi BKnf moos I .. et"Bnd"chV;i.r nitnu. "'r,"n' B,x,y-nri" inirion, the local boxing re e.ee Is considerate .011 mitt., men elsewhe.e (l, , laKrt, & SUNDAY gamks popular with the down w 11 fans U The local uflli itlls, how ever, are llink- omnr n etreeta ll..l.lvvtn at Wlrc.u.. Screw . , . . uu ",'a r (, ... , . . ,' "'"""". ,""ls' '? ing the best of t nn, have gone to no nnd M-chlnn w r . ie.,t. , ,h mil , ' n" " Hhanahan I-Virty eiBhth n ,,,,, Plavers illi.l is n good nd if unins toL-.t in ton. h with the , v '.r'.v: .,,.'.: a ;. :.'.'". r. . , w.im. .1 ivi...... . ... . ... ..... famous plavers It mi.v be that w y-nTntiV a. d MomiraMairVeVa " """" D.i.i.V."cou5.ty uwu";-"' "n or ". " "!! on Monday 1 ,., ,,!!,,,, f il,o.,i ..111 t.,.,. ,,., . ' Ur ok in Itoynl (llunia nt 8nk i,'K.l.'t' ".'"? Meisher lilavs the Sooth V , , r Irm.vv lo ."i.lf "F1'1, ' ,:I''-1 '" 'N K '-A"-'C . han Htnr, at Ne York """' 'J'UHIV Hebrews nt tro.lil and BIl er oil never know in golf uouipment at Nor.l,i..n Motor Velitclea Mntoln OUnta nt Now York ,,MrecH, und the fi.ll. ivlnc mo,,in,! B Speaking of tills the 'n't three open M conatru.tlon Cnniden at Knnlnearinit i HtHiton Kleld Club at rottalown t 'i 'lrl tl II S evening ute utiiu sinivi iwiii r no ti rt r inn 11 1 1111.1 tim v Tiiiniii icii iiinui' ..nu ' hi ni'ii ni 1 1 ei milhuiiiij ui tininiEiiivneMi a a ir.. Mitrhell lit the inetropolitnil open. Bob. Hhippera. Athl McDonald breezed home a winner by Ujsl, severnl strokes. He, too, hnd failed to I nnniiBN s Li'.Aaun qtinllfy nt l oiumuia. lYonucr ll ine name snocu win oe CPTHtU M. T. TrfrajM lM JlcXIIIIJCK handed tho stnrters In the Philadelphia open? If .Tim llirnes, American champion, and Joe Kirk wood. Australian tltle holder. full to appear at Whitemarsh, due to changes in plans, locals will have n chance to sec them paired up nt Trc.lv fft in on August l.'l. The two master sliotsmen will pln n thirtv-si-bole exhibition match on that dnj ngninst "Itiv Marstou nnd Hob Har nett. The nmnteur holds the record out tlieie nnd Harnett, the pro. holds the low professional mnrk. Tredjffrin officials liave so much cnnfideii.e In the local team they have picked that thej are tiacKing them to heat llarncs and Kirkwnod After the nlnv Kirkwood will put on his exhibition of trick shots which lias thrilled thousands of fans heretofoie. It looks like n big day at Pnoli. CARMAN TO MEET MADD0NA IN 50-MILE MATCH RACE Star Bikers Compete Tonight on Winner-Take-All Basis dreatest rivalry and the most in tense interest In the bicycle world of Philadelphia this season has been be tween Vinceii7o Mnddonn. champion of itaiv, an. Clnrencc Cnrmnn. Interna tionnl title holder. It'ont'y tJiey met in a three ten-mile hent match race and Mnddonn returned a winner. Im mediately Carman challenged for n longer rnce. Finally, they were signed up nnd Cnrmnn nnd Mnddonn will ride against eacli other nt the Point Hreeze Yelo- (Ironic tonight in n fiftv-mile mntch. on a winiier-tuke-all basis. Heforc the Italian agreed to this rnce the Phlla- ' delhliin innnniroiiiii.it uni ni.loii hr I Mnddonn to permit him to bring downiMvii.) hS legulnr pace-mnker from Hoston. Cwitlm,,,, I.,. . ..., ,.......,,. ., ,mlllr urn n oriKiui. Heiginn. i.((io Knot will set the pace for the! .imcrirnu Mnddonn nlrendv ha proved himself tlie marvel in short rnces in this cltv. In one of his early events of the season here he estohlishcd two new records in the snme race, bettering time marks mr ine uve-miic ami ten mile instances. ,"v cninpieicd to round out the pro . . , ,.ii ri..ii ..,.: nn .111 ni iit minrr iini.imore ,n .1 .ini ,1. 1 .it t ., . .411 Miun.t... . . ,1 . SCHEDULES OF LITTLE LEAGUE AND SEMI-PRO BALL TEAMS S10NTGO.UEIIV lOfNTY I.KIOI'K sniuili rton at Lanmlile ( onsli'ihoiken at . hosinut Hill Po icstow n nt Vinl ler l'Hl!,AI)i:i PHIA ffllt'nirAN l.nAOl'B Southampton nt Huiburo I'nrt IVanhlnuton t Glenslde Wvndmoor at Willow Orove fll-OUCKbTnU COJ NTY I.KAOL K rtrldseport at Wnorthur. Pnulub'ro Gtlilifctown IVestvllle nt "iwfdislioro IVUnMNGTON COfNTY l.I-AOt'R at ,,.,,.., ... n.irl'mslot. leverly niversldff rirrnne. Rt rt(.rt.lln at DKr.AWAni nn nn i.iiAfiun N Irirl.pri. Amerlrnn 1 n. aval at J llrl Un Co Il-inh a I.amhertvtlle at "'..onvuie pni.AivArii: rn si'iiiiipiv i.!:,vour: florkl,ai0 , Mor'0.1 11. ,1 a nt 1'oUnd cnfmn l!eiKhn ..t l.andnvn nouth nill.A .'ill ni 11 l.KAOi'B j:sHt nnnti,t nt St Ml.h-.el IVntervle'v Up. re ulmi iiuer ilerinnt I .-hiirh nt 1irilll.il. .1 r 1 ...1, nil". h.m, 1, ii... line Hi.- nue nrt" nt M I' ml hoatnut Hill Ara.t . m Krf.unda i'ltmit Hltl I.trlnnton r Grn"- I Ittti street ..nl .Mlech.nv H,nu ni:n siKN't i.kagi'p suction' "am lonnr- i Manatulnc Twents-nlnth and oinret atreela Muakokn nt Kvota l-"teenth "tree' and I'nat ciielten avenuo Pnronti r.t S.hmlkiU lVhnt)ioaf lane nnd Ill.hmoiid atreet Itnakn .it Hnncwen IIonK we. Iierkahlr nnd rtlehmonil Rtreeta Itrp MEN H I.KAfll i: SECTION' Y' M.nd-im at flnrnna Tort), ninth atreet nnl . heHier nvenu Mlnri'un nt Azter, linn Bi.te nnd Nlrio'.n lanea IVI.hltn nt V'Tr,.lnanvvn?n-7iihV.Vo'rrn Va n '" ' " )"' JxuM''lr2,.n , . n;wXl buIv s..irriinwn ra Tonuwe IT2 seventh tar VVeatern i.ier.r.c i ..i-nern, unirea. r I'lhl VVAIIM . III'..' I. l.l.Al.UJj Ifethnnv nl IViaa ihlekn M 15. IVohuit lam, mat nf IHds uvenu.. noxliurniiKh Han .1., ... l'nulln rlnformod Me. tile aiteet .nat of llld'e avenue II xbo, .uMi I'ri'alu t.-rlan nt Muun Zlmi iJornaii lam. iht of nidKB ,;?;',; mer!fitnSX"H!!i 'ft?nr".t -,". vvia.'.hl-kon Pn.jbworl m at tt Alb.in's Ilex avenuo ei ... ..iun a.cnut, kkahh nui ni i k i.ijaqi'i: HXth natmion t Third, Second tntn, navtnin at wain. COUNTRY CLUBS ' HGllO MMJeL- Yss- Tula i3 vjaaLCY, HATCM- I'M Or AT Ths cluh - uh-hum- WltU.YoO HAVK uoneriT emrsvs oP TmAT--YV?J Kisuswi IN THE CLO30T- . What May Happen In Baseball Today . . . . it . NATION II, LEAOl'K . riub IV. I,. .('. I.o,e Spilt rittfthurgh nn :u ,iis .nf! .613 , , N.w lork. ,1U 31 .014 .n4i f.flil .031. Ilonton . . (58 38 ,S78 .BH2 ,B7l . . Ilroolityn . 40 17 .BIO .MB .B0i . . . si. Ioula . n t7 .480 .4D3 .481 . . fMrniro . 40 (l .4ir, .til .410 . (Indnmtl . 38 r.l .413 ,4Srt t.40t .415 I'hllllps . 27 01 .207 .301 .203 .... AMKRICAN I.E.(UR Cliih 11. I,. I'.C. 11 1 lo.e Upllt Clevrliinil . 01 31 .M2 .fllfl ,03.1 , .. . lork .17 31 .lijn .030 .(Wll . dVusliliiKton . ol 48 ..11.1 .(I'll .110 , Detroit . 48 10 .101 .Una .Km . M. IouU. . 41 SO ,4r8 ,471 .401 , llostnn . , 4i ,13 ,447 ,1.11 .142 . (Iilrniro 40 ft 4 ,40 .117 t.17 .127 Atliti-llrn .. 3(1 ,18 .383 '.BOO t.37.1 .381 Ml., two. tl osr two. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS xvrroNAi. i.iudii: rtillllos. 0, riilraro, 2. Nrn lurk, 0 ( lli-lnmtl 7 (10 Innlncs). It. Louis. Ii llrooklMi. 0. Iloston-l'lttsliurKli, iH)itKrc(l, pt crmin.ls. AltKKK'AN I.IlVdl'K Detroit. 18: Attiletlrs. 0. ( level mil. 3: Huston. O. hlriirro-lV.ifihlnctoii, culled st-cond Innlnc, wrt KTOHIUlt, sit. Iiuln-Nrw York, postponwl, wet crounils, AMKRirAV ASSnriATION Kiinum (1J. Oi lnillilnnioll, 7 (lt Knme). Knnsas (It), 111 liullunuiwlla, A (srrond Biime). Mlnnenpolls It Toledo. 1 (cnlletl end of nr.li. rnln). I.llsTllle, Ot Milwaukee. 3. SOUTIIKRN" A110CIATION Atlnnln (Vi Illrmlnslinm. I. New Ortenna, l.li llnhllp. 1. I.lttle Itoek. Oi Nnslivllle. 0. Memphis, n riinttmnoocn, 3 KASTEKN r.Kir.UK Worcester. 0; New Ilnven, 3. Other enmes postiioned TODAY'S SCHEDULE natiomi. i.i:A(,ri: Phillies nt ('tilrnno. New ork nt Clnrlnnntl (two mime), Hoston nt I'lttslinrnh. llrooklvn it St. IxuH. AMriurN i.KAtiri: Chleatro nl I'hlhi.Ielnlil.v (two Knmes). SU I',iw"ii,"n"t wnrtinrton. rievelnn.l nt cw YorU. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE hn.l.tTC nr vrUTi-on .u f-lMl' n.irr.ilo lit hjr.uus.-, 3 (llmt itmne ...lle.l i niitriilo-Sfrnrune (w-rnml cnnie rnllr.l nir. ',';;. Toronto, (ll Rorl.r.ter. 0. NewnrU-nnltlmore. postponed, rain. Jersey Clt.i.Itci'.llnir, poatpanril, rnln. suihDll K Foil TOI'VY noehew-tr nt Toronto. " JiT'',?rfrUt Ro ,die Nrwnrk nt llnltlmore. STIMMM! or THK CI.IKS IV. I.. r.C. IV. I., l'.r. rnliimlius, O., July 30. fleorBs Ma Akron City flrenmr, who. won the 1020 world ihmplonlilp horeahoe tourndincnt plaje.l at Akron waa matched toSny to pieot C hnrlea l llavln of ('olninl.iis In n eleven-fcunw content here noxt Trlday nlclit. j INDi:ii:.NDEN'T GAMES WK:! tiZ,&nDeMr M unt t'nlon nt Smlth-Kurhuah Second atreet and Erie, avenue. Mima Si.rHii nt Ixiiran, Eluhteenth rto.kl in I atreet and Hrnokln rtojnl Olanta at New York Cuban Stars nt New York Lit liroa nt Hhanahan Torty-clRhth and I jlrown atrneta ' Oll.et Hoja Club, of rteudlns, at Straw brllua & Clothier. SIxtj. third and Walnut ft 1 1 CJOl K Norfolk Stnra nt Menton Field Club Chew 1 Ja.fiuard at Neighborhood Frankford ave- .." ...... .-ran aireei I'hlladotphla Trofiaalonala at Shamoktn I ebuiion A A t.t ril.orlnn XT 1 Olmi'aT""1 ro'',,""onal!, t 'Monmouth, of Vil.lwoo,l of rrankford nt Drldeabur-. HI limond and Orthodox atreeta Phlladelphtn Pollc nt North Phllllea I'ourlh nnd VVInnoho.l.tni.- MieetV ,.,X,'''L,.1'""',."J, ii 'J " A Ilroad and kaklll N v n, , . t .t Thlrtj-tlfih nnd Qu-en lane " Ouiker city Irfe.alonnat. at rencoyd HldB. nvonut. ami Park Drive 'noya, t,f - " - -. ot weai rnea - no. 1 AdnipH atreet 'Cher Itoaeuood I'rofeaalonal. at Qreen Itlbhon m. . in i I'lillnd. UihU rrof.iaalonnla rt Itendlna I.ebanon A. A at Clnremont pa Mrr 'rna - le ina, .,, Media A Iltildftlo K. , i,,r0,,i,'nb,,rl,Ill;n ,!,,' ,on llt lla" sixtieth und Oxford atreeta nelalier at IlrUtol u raon nhoe Now York IVaahln-jton Ilravea at llalelon viiqiboi uraie nnd OntHrio .irV. t. ' iNttlv'. "'! I ' '" niienioon that Degiiinlng n Mon M i:"J smni.hr";8tri'-,V..her. Tw.n ' llSi, "e tcum vv ill be In charge of Fran n.k..lll I1n..- . ....... . Al. nnd Hied aireita " 1 " linen, second baseman of the and iiutier atreeta " ' A"-a,. T.nth 'io win neilie plajing-nianngcr. . Norfolk Htnra at Rtetaon. FW,h . '''"P'ates l.uvvard I.usK. who came HerkB jitreeta """ lliu vnrnerK In ". i itnra nt Mirtn 'h . cnr.,. ulli ntuun n. n. ....... ; '" . '' aina ,'""" .iiu..uiiim s.rooia nu iinn uullle der liexl Tu ...,. ,,i.i ,." utlci va Northwest Profeaalonals f'learfleld of""' IV'.h (.rouwla nt Hr, Mre ,n5",,'n Eaat Talla Thlrty-flfth and Illdia avenuo htny .iv.-uu, i,i r '",', "''!?. LA'f. at Elav.'"xf, 'iiT.'riM.,' TitSV.I-'!"""! i: K"r.n?i'J. . '" ."0 .". charao of h. ' DO . f,, , ( iaunii att un lion . j . . niwrv. ueiu a iinian bi raai aMk law :. . - a aeventh atrett and Lebanon avtnu. I th beat In th city. ' " '" now one "' LEONARD SHOULD WIN HAT T?nj?M .QA VQ nrnti tvv x vs.j.-, Ksxmj lYlW Tendler Will Carry Lightweight Champion Along at Fan Clip, but Benny s Closing Day m Ring Isn't ' Quite Ripe Yet By OBANTLANDniCE Maxims of tho Itesln IT IS better to give than to rccelvO. But ho who can't rceclv'e stands upon the rim of dreams. A BRITTLE Jaw is an abomination where n granite chin Is tnoro to be desired than stiver and gold. YOU can't keep a good man down forever, but ten seconds Is long enough. Back to First Principle VAST experience, n keen observation and n dissecting mind qualify Clark driflith ns a lending judge of what takes place from the time n ball leaves n pitchcr'H hand until something large nnd lound lilts it in the fncc. If any ono should know the cause of long, hard hitting, the veteran campaigner who be gan his career with Anson's Colts nnd who has been on the job ever since should be tlie man. "The ball is better mode." says Grif- fitli. "nnd therefore a trifle livelier. It is wrapped tighter nnd has more life. But that isn't the answer. For the Inst ten jenrs pitchers have more nnd more been working with freak pitching. sailors, spitbnlls. knuckle balls and other vnrietles thnt turn n hatter tinslde. down. Tliis frcaif pitching killed the confidence of the man nt the nlntc and also do strojed tlie old ability to pitch with curve, speed nnd change of pace. "The frenk deliveries haio been stopped, so the liittcr wades Into tlie ball with new confidence. In the nienir whllc the pitcher Iins to learn his fl-adc over again. There nre few pitchers left who still Know how to mix up speed and curves in the old-fashioned wav. But the pitcher always comes back. Within another year lie will be on top of tho hitter ngaln just ns ho was before. But few fnns realize what n vast majority of pitchers took to frenk ptcbing, to resin or thumbnail, or emery, in tbeir efforts to make the ball still nnd duck nnd twist while the batsman, afraid to swing through nt the b.ill with any confidence, was merely chopping or slapping nt it. Leonard's Day of Fate NATI'HALLY enough, Benny Leon nrd's closing dny is coming, but the hour isn't quite ripe yet. Leonard bounded to the top nt n lounger nge and better equipped than most of tlie lightweights, nnd he lins had nn formidable competition to keep in subiection. He still hnppens to be n. well condl- Local Ball Tosser Will Join Bruins in This City on Their Next Trip East FORMERLY WITH PHILLIES Willinm McKenty, more familiarly known as "Bill." nnd n nromincnt mi-p,o ball tosser, has signed to play , With the Cllicaco Cubs. The lm-nl hurler lias submitted his terms to Man nger Johnny Hvers. who hns sent word , ''mi cveritjiiitg is (.), K., nnd McKenty 'llflLI linn., .1 1 t t . M .- ucun uuiereii 10 join I lie lima on their next appearance In this city on August 'M. It i not the first time thnt ".Mac" has been under contract to n major league team. In 1018 ho was taken M'n by the Phillies, nnd on his return enlisted In the navy nnd pitched won derfu hnll for tlie championship Fourth rsnvnl team. pace und is at his best when under lire. There Is nothing McKenty likes better tlmn to vvork himself into 11 tight hole, -lime and ngiiin. with the bases loaded and against the bent hiltets. h,. hns M1(.. ceiled In retiring tlie side without any damage. McKenty is twenty-thrco jenrs of nge, married and has one child. He stnrtcd plaving hall at the age of six- I ', ,t' 'r" """ """ J" tIfev,IOOn Ilme" w.il,i'ftPMaCvH.SiTnd 'IfTnX T ..... i. - iiiiuiiiiiiii 01 mc runs, who took him .South in the spring of 1018. J hat was dining the war. After he was discharged from tlie navy he again began to hurl for tlie local seml-pros. I his j car 'he was in the Bank League ., ,'T clnr,x "tionnl. nnd has 1 ,,'',' for --1",h',r. Marshall K. Smith and Helsliei. He is at present pitching for tho ricisher Vomers. FRANK O'BRIEN TO MANAGE FLEISHER BASEBALL TEAM Second Baseman of Club Takes Charge on Monday Tho rielshcr baseball team announced k club, He to nt sonu.n rni, .,.... .. , I ln tfV " 4. '".rP" "'ral "UMl- '"". eIcat J the last VVM-k, mid In maUng n thlft nf etl( ers the Plcishcr 1 i'-.i.i 111 iiauii was the best in the city - '..., ... iiiiiiuri us; ni mil. tests frntii T'elsher looteih. ,,n ,,. ii;i!,c" W,,U ", '."! t. Hi- I'hillies' M I I'llIU I III tin .. I......I. I a I ,;: i , " ". mon.' ui... iiiii ,. i, i.i. ,.... a........ will lie pin) eil nt .Uteeii nI reels BILL M'KENTY IS GREY LAG CHOICE SIGNED BY CUBS OVER BRADLEY COLT contisll .'. I weiitv-slvtl, ...i tt Uteeii Ntreets ' " it i, . ... . i '""i io fny oeneft Gamn i . 'III.. Ninth 1'MIII s .n.l !,,- ...... V tloned young man, short of the nriJ .Ji i . " Iop or tUB Job In the rn.T.' principles of nttnek t,,i .i-!.w. ma -,1Ie ,?i1'Lt,ils drablo as Nelson was, J he can't hit. with Onns.butsofnel"'1. ITo !, -- .1 .- L. . . ' shown no vital nuin... .., ,: '"! ?i should last, for nnotherfur hatfuiSl years. Tendler should carry the X imoii uiong nt a rollicking pace hn " form the best he can do U 'fl i4 good second. umM Punch and Polso "ruu have skill and cn,...,1 President TTnrin .-u .:!' Barnes, ns he handed over the nil? Championship Cup, "but beMer fc either, vnn Vinw nn.. la't fhinl'iJ? iPi,.eaeitlht Po'e J- thing, in rhe-blgistTlthkintV cournire. Ttnt iinr, i,t ...," "i ' vast majority- of them' w " t g enough bock of Barnes In poise .'S well-controlled serenity to lose. d Poise, In this case; meant 'tnlml.r n short putt without loss of temraft! destruction of confidence. It ?12 ' getting Into trouble without prtul, to moke up tho mlstako In onerf Derate shot. Qne "-J n Barnes also missed short putts hrt he took these Elln ,IM. . --?- lJ?!. 6,3 i.r. 5 i UJer m'5nKes and In M, third round he mode n cluster of ti. "M11, ?rBt. third, fourth, fifth tt2 sixth holes, but even here the hoi T, serene rIotormlnnlnn - . 1?".W hawklike face. He was Henry J. p0tt r(Lm,.V,c fl.rst drive.t0 the t putt tant amount over the longer trails. rjEMPSEY'S coolness and polio , -1-7 no small parts of his Driza.rht greatness. He hns had storms towe.tkw irom coin wrennan nnd Carptntitf without any tendency to get ra'tW ipse tils mental balance. And then i I --t,ir: .,T.an ihi ...u.v....v.c ruin; ui viirisiy .untheirvu when they hnd him in a forcbodlnr ene. ncr on the edge of trouble. i fSE reason that destiny rarely alfcu V poise to south is to prevent Tont. i from being unhcatnblc. There muit t ' some nllotment to those hejond tiirtr J .... ,..j . ...t lv Ui, ncn ugtlt. Couiriorit, lOil, 11 rivhts rttirvtt Clashes Today With Black Servant in Devonshire's $20,000 International TEST FOR CHAMPIONSHIP Windsor, Ji-ly .10. The Devon'hlre International Hnndlcan. S20.000 addA for three-year-olds, will be decided it tho opening hero today of the Devon shire meeting of seven days and will the decision will go tne crown of etna plnnship for thfcc-year-nlds In sprln; nnd Rummer born. Tho race bit brouglit together two outstandmf claimants for the honor in Grei Lu of the Bnncocas stable, nnd Black' Servant, of the K. It. Bradley Ifi Hour Farm, In Kentucky. There an other horses entered which bj means arc hopeless for the big punv but tho main interest centers around tit; two lcndeiy. Tho weight assigned for the Intir national are: Orev Leg- 12r) ninck Servant .. 1J) Hjaone fiaja ... 117 Old Chap ... Iludlo til Dark Hors I" Tlie success of Giey Lag on tfceV York tracks would seem to mart iw for favoritism for the mile nnd a n" long route. He only (oneedes Urn pounds to the grent son of Black Tow Vet it is highly piobnble that BUt Servant Is In better condition at W time than is the Hildreth horee. W Blnck Servant's recent raring dm" been up to his own standard, He'" been carefully pointed for this rll Trainer Thompson and hns bcW Canada long enough to become kj clinintcd. flrev I.ng was just iMW" from Umpire City where she ha W contlnuallj raced, and hns had lew contests. ,.j Blnck Servant, wh le he ran , iWJ In tho Kentucky Derby- and tty a raco in which Orny Leg djdg, rescue on the evo of its runnlnj Brndlev horse met nnd contiucretl " contenders in tne worm -"-- ,, Yourself, his stable cmnpnnlon. rcallv deserved the credit for .' tho Derby. ho interns'to'1 .irny i.eg ' " iVi.ejrfft. will have tho hardest race of hli " Tliis greatest race in (annda M ft from Snrotogn tho honor of taiw . ! mettle of lending thrce-ycar-o.u', I,.. . n,if,np In the nui' IIIU KLll;, ,..,,.,..- .., M. of tliis track will bee the race tbi' crnoon. be nt the U i no nnn test iu ... championship for S 10.000 nt utJ The Kei.llwmth 1 ark Jottlf raco meeting just closed . Tho final test win sl.arel in , ne gu -r .,..:-. - ,; ((( son. Tho sum of ?63,fti0 was illftnij in stakes and P", ''. "",,"' redu IK. icy vv.1 i m.s .. i, : B. I lo tne sinnes unmi v -,;- ImiP Whitney wns second and . -"1M tliird. TnnAY is A BIG DAY AT Chester Fair Ground nniisi: u u lis AMI .Mt. i.r. R$t' . rr..nai...r".'lo.i Y niip-V""Ai!&l daiHllif.- prlvlletsr. '., Wfy. "W Miilili llil m'iicc for "" r"' pf. BREEZE VELODRO :hms4 ii?.' . BASEBALL TODAY J Milhe I'nrk, JUt nnn , . noacrrrd 8eU. OI""1 It S. . Jr -N iff ir. iAtf' mUuii in
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