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Condition of Links at
SCORE OF H. M'KEEN
FOR MEDAL UNUSUAL
laslon (Pa-) Entry Romps
Despite Mark of an 8
83
With
ny SANDY
,., on -llic' Delaware, Aug. C.
fiS?,V? McKDBN. a resident o
H
M t.lnn l'O.i in winning n ";
1 1' " living round of the. rfnnual
In t"c ""Vnr (ho Iluekworxl trophy
hfrC0,C ,nt is nnlng the medal with
usual, tn"l1I"i1B, Fcorc of 811, Home
n un,Ui'.Ui m not been done before In
't,nf. orv of thfi tournament and also
je try other tournament in recent
J0"8; ci linwcvcr. let ui be fnlr,
mountain' ni" " y , , t0 hlt yor
for several JW; x ,, ticy weren't
jBtbS. TtatUthoWyln.
nui.,ibC,iLntlfiil course was sodden with
I'l cbT c 'fainvnJH and thc Brwn
w,n.'lint (leorge Duncan would co
cr? w "i" ,i, in other words n ball
fc,5'or ft Mm where It landed.
There u as no roii.
A V'fZcr like Millie Heckle.
X, once good enough to win the
tI Smn tcur, and wop figured, In wlnx
J", many im lonnlly famous pins em.
?I5. to "ome home. yon can figure
t.kcB -,.n M-oiv. with ennilinBls on
iVcat ami whin Heginnld 8. Worth
!h,ir'i rioter, overset- and forcino-t
11 'o c Shawnee course, goes out
pLf ninvVn sterling DO. then you can
rfteV ".town ns a sure thing that scores
ff. that will prevail in the match piny
Kff the "un succeeds in hurniiiK out
t heavy wRBlnc-Mi that now Impede.-.
"VhT'ttcather yesterday was what a
lolfer prn f,,r- gentle .ephyrs. easing
I -"lie current through thc mountn us
.if a ouncl. nnil n fair sun beaming
Sittn on the efforts to surpass. (' ay
twlnwahani. Huntingdon Valley, alone
if the I'hilndelphlans plncd well nough
ti qualify In the ordinary tournament.
He took an 81, not good, but not bad.
Thrre O's, one on the second, another
en thc fourteenth nnd the Inst on the
MTcntccnth, were his undoing, no far
as breaking SO was conrcrncd.
Elklns Ha 88
' Oeorsc W. Klkins. Jr.. his running
mate, from Huntingdon Valley, was due
( me home in the low eighties, but
. i.nrKcvlti. !l rnuclit III) with his
card at the seventeenth, und he finished
hlh up there with an SS.
Golfer Elkins was one of thc pop-
' TENDLER EASES UP
Holiday Is Called at Contender's
Camp at Delanco
Delanco, N. .1., Aug. r. Lew
Tendlrr is down so lino in his condition
that hii inaniigcr. Phil CJlassinnn, who
li in pcr.oual charge of the contender's
training, cnlled n holiday jesterday for
Benny I.conaid's opponent. No work
as Indulged In whatever.
After luncheon the Philadelphia star
took a long walk njid finished up by
jofging for n mile and a lialf. When
he returned to the Tntibel mnnslon
Tendler jolneil n bnseball tossing party
anil he heaved the pellet around for half
aa hour. A rubduwn and (iliiM'ninn
called it a day for Tendler.
Tendler wus down to 111."3) pounds
Wednesday, and when lie stepped on
' the tcalrs jesterday he was u pound
and a quarter heavier. It is (ilnsiunn's j
Ida to keep Lew ut 1!!7 pounds until I
two days before the. bout. I
WILLIAMS IN FINAL I
, i
Shlmldzu Defaults in Seml-Flnal of,
Newport Tennis
Ntmiort. It. I.. Auc. .. The illne-s'
of Zcnio Shlmldzu, .Injiunese tennis
tar, due to ptomaine poisoning, caused
his default today in thcscmi-fimil round
of thc Casino luwn tennis singles tour
nsment. As n result It. Norrls Wil
liams, LM, of ltoston, advanced to the
final without competition. Wllllnm M.
Johnston, of Snn Krunciseo, former na
tional champion, nnd Wutson M. Wash
burn, of New York, plujed to deter
mine the other finalist.
The semi-finals in the doubles found
East nnd West twico opposed, with
Johnston and Willis K. Davis playing
Washburn and Williams, nnd Wallace
I. .TnhiiKin and Nnthanlel V. Nlles
meeting the Kinsey brothers, Ilobert
and Howard.
ANOTHER FOR UTS
Store Boys Down Forty-Eighth
Ward by Score of 6 to 4
Manager Sam Cermon's I, it team
traTclfd to Port) -eighth Ward's field
it TtTcnt -fifth street nnd Kinder live
nue last evenlus nnd defeated the
downtowners bj the score of (i to 4.
The Lit team Is without n gamo for
tomorrow and any tirst-clnss team can
Murc tho mine by calling Ham (ier
won, rug department, Lit Urothcrs,
tishth nud Mnrkct streets.
Boots and Saddle
Horses which em best ut Saratoga
'day are- First race Evil Rantrv,
Js. Delhi Maid. Second Ticket,
n Arch. Houdinl. Third Careful,
ii V" .v Mnvourneen. Fourth Royco
Itools, Knot. Relholnr. Fifth Alex
ander Hamilton, Moody. Thimble,
wuth-lnir Plinntoni. Rig Henrt, K.
. Uradley entry.
-At RMonMiire First race
"urfTOXie, llolsterer. .Imlir,.
Harry
Riidrn.
I1C111MM !.! K a ..
Mil -pi . ' ." U"" l'''' ''"ck I t
H L llir!'. AlUn T" H,M't- Tornntiiln.
due,
.-- i r ii itiiiint I'fitnf lino.
,.," ..V . ' "l" i intine, nir
in I linn 1.-141. ,,..! .,
rii h ' "1? Chairman. Sixth So
fnth nf'i Hr.r,'"fter- Youneed. Scv-
Cbftl"rl,,S!"i race-Troubler.
Jimti ' XJ'1Y- T'nl-Sea Tale,
EiTin.l. .''rblan. NonuK. Thlrd-
PtS l' r""',ss. Cubunita.
gsp,
wnwr. iji.V " u::..:"?.",'r...Bev,T
"( , uruwu Ol UOIU.
J"lon0f,W0,,,, Mo."l'h Kvs another ex
V,Bsr.tcgVh.r1mrkab,l' "Jt""1 y'rday
:2 l-a. irecov,P.,".K0rk',l "v" ""loiffa In
, ? threeTu K,-1.1". "rtf. "u''"-mn Jn
- in 4ft i ":- "
tf i,k" 1 n.
t-!1 ' .' '" ,MI um 'ill
rh colt carried In excemi
U"9 iioumi. iV cu" varrien in exce
k Cn, in hf. Y?l"a.r"1len by Jockey
J'ttsUn0! twlVih.owf'1uh,r uptrlnrlty by
! Mi?rvl.?!'i '- ratora. Hh. has
Off With Glory at Shaivncc
Course Is Sodden
Rains
McNMLICK
ular choices. He hni done n world
of good In the Philadelphia district ns
chairman of ' the Orceiis Committee
there for the district.
Alec Coles, Country Club, nnd Frank
Harper. Trenton, -both most familiar
with thc course and annually figure
here both took n 00 nnd there was
nothing the matter with that In com
parison with what the others linu.
You take n golfer like Frank Mc
Crnckcn. Ho had a sterling total of
142, claiming thnt his screaming Irou
simply would not scream.
Will W. Umbenhauer, who Is put
ting on thc dog for the whole place,
went around In n sb.zllng 00-01 nnU
threatened to do even better """ n
visit to the Klttatlnny Inst night. Dr.
A. T. Height's showing was a sur
prise. ,,, ,
The parent of the expert Dick
Halght, won tho medal nt Atlantic
City some seasons ngo. but the best he
could do complete wnji a enrd of VI.
O.ver 00 MarJ
H. . Newton, thc veteran of many
tourneys, went around haltingly jn ,Hl
and Otto Hchaum. president nnd fellow
member of Whltcmnrsh. took 101.
Willnrd Slack and Danny Ncwnll, two
expert players, could do no better tiinn
IK! strokes apiece before completing the
qunllfylng round. Danny, for one, was
in better form than last year at that.
Professor John A. Lumnn, linln, did
himself proud. His pet course Is
Shawnee and he surely proved it yes
tcrdny. . , ,
The pairing for the first round fol
low :
First sixteen
K n rtodenbouiih, Shawnt". vs. W. '
J. A. Luman. llala. . r. Tatter. Trm-
""liny Tweffert. tlrlJehampcn. vs. J. H.
Gay. Phllndclphlft rrlcket. (....
C. I. Maxwell, Trenton, vs. A. H. i-amp-
bell. Trenton r w
Heckle. Upper Montcla.r. ..
0. V. BIUIn. Jr.. II. V. C. C, . i.
OiniW Hall. . , , . ,. ,,.
B, H. McArtams. Suburban. s. i.
Haley, Kx County. , ,.iiln,,,r
H. McKeen. Shawnee, vs. T. I lllmore.
&hanee.
Pecond sixteen
V. Clrlfdn, Suburban. . C. H. Iluck.
Northampton. , . .. ,,-uliln
S. Allison. St. Albans. : 3. V. v.ao.
Park Club. .... ,..L
C. It. Newberry. Trenton, vs AV. suck,
Trenton. . n vu.ll
U. Lambert. Trenton, va. D. Newell.
Hrnwnee. , ,,-vnn
1. II. Holbrook. Shawnee, It. J. I'Vnn,
ShArc.eMaxwel. Trenton. .. It. S. "Worth
Inuton, Shawnee. ., ji.TMr.
J. ilopklns, Suburban, . I. HarP".
Trenton. , mf
A. Dolan, Shawnee. A. LOios,
Shawnee,
Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL I-KAOUE
I SIM TWTFlS
Cincinnati.. 12 1 3 01
noston 3 0 13
New York.. 10 A 4 2 0
Phillies .... 10 o r. ()
St. IHlls...! A 7 0 3 1
Pittsburgh..! Ti .V
HrooUIn ...I 2 8 4 4.
Chlracn ....I 2 I1 10 T.l 1
TI
AMERICAN LEAGUE
S M TW TTJ-TS TI
Washington. 01 ll ft 0 21
St. Louis. . . 0 13 7 20
New York., is! ' 3 20
Detroit B 0 4 8 .
Roston ' 01 2 7, 3 4 0
Chlcag , 2 . 1-
Athletics ... 4 ft 0
Cloelnnd ..I 2l 2l I 2 0
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
"SMTWT FS TI
Ruffalo .... 41 21-111 120 37
Toronlo .... 8il.'. 2 2 3 30
ICeadlng.... Ijll f;.-- 28
Sracuse ... 3 1 !' -
Baltimore .. J -I--'5 U
Rochester ..' I J
Newark ....' 8 " J
Jersey City. 0 41 1 0 13
KEENE TO J0IN YANKS
Sensational Semi-Pro Twlrler Signed
by Miller Hugglns
Victor Kecne. who turned in his
thirty-second successive victory last
night, when he held the Smitu-I'urbush
team to two hits, feft the llridcsbiirg
teum nfter the game to join the New
York Yankees. Kecne signed the papers
.vesterdny that brought him into the big
leagues.
Since the sandlottcrs opened their
season in thc spring Kecne tins been
the sensation of the city. He has pla)ed
with seeral teams since the season
opened, nnd in no matter whose uniform
he nppcared he turned in n victory.
He was a student nt the University of
Mar) laud last car, where he wus n
pitching sensation. Ho started this
season with Strawbridge & Clothier,
went to Dobson for n space nnd wound
up with Rridesburg, In addition lie has
twirled ninny games for a railroad teum.
MRS. MALLORY ADVANCES
Meets Miss Gllleaudeau In Fourth
Round Today
Glen Coe, N. Y Aug. ii. Min.
Molla Rjurstedt Mnllory, national
woman tennis champion, was matched
today nsninst Miss Helen (iillenudeau.
of AnNley. in the fourth round of the
woman's metropolitan chnmplonship, at
the Nnssou Countr) Club.
Miss (iillenudeau sprung n surprise
last week b) taking a set from Miss
.Alary K. Ilrowne. California stnr. and
the mntch todn ywas expected to bring
out fancy tennis. Although playing
within twent -four hours nfter her re
turn from Europe. Mrs. Mnllory won
two matches yesterday in two, sets each.
Other matchos today included Mrs.
May Sutton Hiindy. of California,
ngainst Miss Ceres Raker, and Mrs.
M. II. Huff, of Philadelphia, against
Mrs. Robert Leroy.
KEEP FIT! EXERCISE!
FLESH REDUCING
uonv lti.DO. doe!
iioximi PJO
ITtvate Instrncllon. Hand-Hall. Itun. Track,
PHILA. JACK O'BRIEN
3th & Chestnut Mm
Baaebnll Today, 3:30 P. M.
UIMI1K I'AKK IT 4L IKIIIOII AVK,
i.nniM
JUMryU Btsts tiltnScli' un
und Hpaldlux'f
The Pierre A. (',, after N ng Idle for Iwii
lavs will pl the old I'rnlllnger team to
nlcht at Meadow and Mifflin streets at 0 :i(l
Tliev also would llko to Iwink sanies for u
Biisi 7 10 ami J4 for this attraction nd
creis Curley. 1731 South Second street
Shawnee Tourney Caused by Heavy Rains
LOCAL OARSMEN
LOSE ATBUFFALO
Blessing, of Undine, and Gil
more,. Bachelor's Barge,
Fail to Qualify
CANADIANS COME THROUGH
Sreelnl ntspalch to r.vtnlng Public l.tdaer
hrii"!?' Ni Y".AK' . With a stiff
naif; M,0uin.? ,,0,wn tll T'"ke Krlc
morning by .lolm Powers, of the St.
&Hf- f .f 1,n,lf,,x w" "K ':
in.. i,,Cnt " , '""nedlnle singles by
teit',n,V1,haJf ""F"' from K. C. Van
!. of the T)li-nl tli ,i..i".
i. t if. -";. ""y- "'
resenting the Hamilton How m- Club.
started'''0 V" Fo,,r "r scullers
forr!ho-finaaK " ,W n""W""
riM0.1"1nf,"r.r,1,nR,",0f'1,f I'mllne Hargc
Llub, of Philadelphia, started in the
lniTfn. ,Prt.f V" '""neillnte singles!
SS?nn-f.ai1 "Anrt ,lm'w I,ini ofc I'l" sfldc
soon after the getaway.
.lolm jicuuiro. of the Mutuals. of
rZ V n" ir l,rnt '-v '",v,'rn' lengtlis
from A D. Steaey, of the ltroekvllle,
Out How iiitr Club, with H. A. Clark,
of the Detroit Rowing Club. thir,.
Hlesslng was fifth in a field of nix.
Walter Hoover, of Diiluth. nnd Hil
ton ISclyrn. the eternn Ht. Johns scul
ler, nunllfied for the iissiiclntloii finnl bv
w inning the first bent. W. 1',. (inrrett
tiilmore. of the Hnchelors' llarge Club,
of Philadelphia, was third, nbout four
lengths back of lielyen. Hoover had n
half length on the Canadian, although
the latter eased up when he wuv that
he could qualify. Hoover coere( the
rough mile nnd a quarter in 7m.
I.) 1-fis. Carey PuKner. of the River
Mdo Ilont Club, of Ciiniliridge. Mass..
was fourth, and Charles Sheehaii,
INestsldes, of lliiffnlo. Inst.
Jnek Kelly nnd his pals virtually have
seared off t lie field when it comet to
making real wagers. Frank Muller.
i"ooch of the Vespers, who trained Kelly
and Costello for their Oljmple triumph's
a year ago, offered to raise a purse of
S.iOO on the Vesper senior international
fours which row this afternoon and
tlie same amount on the senior fours
tomorrow", but the Canadian nnd Amer
ican clubmen here all turned u deaf car
and walked nwny.
Hilton A. lleljen, thlrty-sW-jcnr-old
sniller of the St. Johns Amateur Row
ing Club, of St. Johns. N. R.. also
has n big backing here nnd ills Cana
dian friends look for him to reach the
championship singles, where he would
be cnlled upon to fisht It out with
Paul Coitclli. of the Vespers.
Henrv Penn Rurke. of the Malta
Roat Club, nnd Charles PreKendanz,
of the Fninnotint Rowing Association,
worked overtime helping the local com
mittee relay the course jesterday. It
was found to be too narrow in some
places.
Ever) tiling is fixed now nnd It is
estimated that more than ,u.(H10 per
sons will see tlfe two d.i)s of boat rac
ing, .The Is the first time thnt the
Nnlnnnl Regatta hns ever been held on
Ruffnlo waters.
Summary :
Internipcllatn lncl rull, drst heat Won
by John Powers t Mary's A. A,. Halifax.
second E, A van .sickle Detroit Hoat
Cluh; third. V. r. ls. Hamilton Itow'lns
Hull Hamilton On' Winner s time,
S.07 2-ri: iecond time, S in.
Second heat Won bv Edward McOulre,
Mutual rtowlnit Cluh. Buffalo ; neiond, A. D.
Pteacy. nrocl:llle Ilolna Club, llrockvllle,
Ont.. third. II A. Clark. Detroit rtowlns
Club. Winner's time. S IU 1-3, eccond time,
R IP.
Aenc!tlon slneles. first hent Won bv
Walter lfnoer. Duluth Hoat t'lub, eecond,
Hilton A Hlcar. St .lohna Anintur Ito-v-
Inq i luu. m jnens rv n,j mini, v.. i;
(Ir.rrett rillmor". H.ichelori' llarge club
I'liUadelplili. Winner's time. 7 IS 1-5, aro
und tlin", 7 IT.
Horseshoe Title Play Tonight
rolnm'ius. O., Alls. .'. C C Dalo. of
Columbus, who rlalms tho world's hnree
shoe pllchlnK championship, will play Oeorae
May. of Akron holder of the l''n world's
championship, hero tonight. The winner of
lx out or eleven names win De declared the
lctor
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AMICniCAN LEAGUE
rinrer nnd flnb O. AH. It. II.
Ileltmnnn. Ilet... no SOS l 167
(ohli. Detroit ... Ill 3J HO J23
Hneiiker, I'leTe.. ftn 3S7 7ft I IB
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Ituth, New York 05 332 10 122
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LOCAL GOLFERS WIN
Rotary Club Defeats Wilmington
In
Team Match by Wide Margin
The golf team of the Philadelphia Ro
tary Club defeated the team of the Wil
mington Rotary Club on Hie Wilming
ton Country Club links by the score of
'Wx to 4. Tho Philadelphia Rotary
golfers have won every match they have
plnjcd so fnr this season.
'J lie score:
WII.MINCITON
nOTAllY oxen
rnii.Ar)Et.riiiA
ItOTAllY CI.UU
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0
l'i
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2
1
Total
t
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Interlake Tennis Today
Cleveland, O.. Aug. 5. Detroit, rtuffalo,
Toledo anl Cleveland players will compete
today and tomorrow In the nunimi inicr
lake tennis tournament here. Six singles
and three doubles matches are to be played.
Indians Release Luke Sewell
Indlunnnolls, Aus. R. Manager Jack Hen
dricks, of thc Indianapolis American Asso
ciation team, has obtained th services or
Catcher l.uko Sewell from tho Cleveland
Americans. Sewell will bo subject to recall
by tho Cleveland team.
Scraps About Scrappers
Wnlly Hinckle. of Grays Ferry, hns
been establishing an cvIouh repulntion
by use of his Nature's weapons in
mntt'lics up thc State nnd down in Jer
sey. Joe Crosson took oor Wully about
six months ngo, nnd ever since the
Grn).s Ferry lnd lias been improving in
ability every time he goes to the post.
Last week Hinckle made such an im
pression in a ten-round set-to with Joe
Gnns. n Negro boxer, at Mount Cnrmcl,
Pa., that immediately after this bout
Wnlly was rematehed to box at the
same club in the star set-to on August
L'i. Hinckle is nnothcr example of n
mittmnn who bus to go out of town in
order to get recognition. The Grays
Ferry listlcuffllnn hns not nppenred In
n mntcti in l'iiiintlcipiiin lor several
months, but Crosson is confident that
the next time his charge shows here his
services will not be overlooked any
longer. Next Monday night Hinckle
will pair oil in thc stellar M't-to of n
program at Allentown, Pa., opposed to
Johnny Herman.
The I'ort Rlclimnml feud litwen Willi
Mc.CltMkv and .loe I.fllz will tin resumed
Rt the Cambria Club tonight h-n thev get
together In tbo main mix of ooiht rounds
Vst Philadelphia Tommy" t) Toole, for
lolly Young Tom Sharkcv. will ,ippar In
llie renil against Tranklo Snilili. I'rellms
Voung Mulligan vs Hh u'Malley, lluddv
113 ui vs (leori Denny and Juhnny Murphy
vs. Kid Goodman.
.Tohnny l'axson has recovered from i
polfomd hand and lie iias resumed train-I
Ing lie is ipn In meet Kirl ltnrtnian and'
Ka O'Malley bouts wllii whum I'axson wasl
foned t" call oft when his hand was out
of commission.
Cshers for th? Tendler-I.ennard bout at i
th I'hlllles rtall Tark will report thera at
I 30 I Jt. next Friday, according to fleorg
Timlin. Oatex will open t 4 o'clock" and i
the show will stirt nt s o'clock. The main
bcut will bo on at O'JIQ,
Charley Itay showed lots of class In win
ning from Freddy DIgglns on Monday nlg,ht I
Nixt Monday night at the Hievenlb Street
rfna. Itay will clash with Utile Jeff, i i
Haltlmore flyweight. In the othr Louts i
Hankie Howell will meel Johnnv ritzgi r- I
aid. Cieorgo MrWIIIIamN will fac V-itiy Cnn- I
verv, Hav Mulligan tackles Tackey I.w Is
end KM Mitchell opens the show with Victor
I IUrbell.
Jack Ponato Is training In Wlldwnod. V
1 ,T anil when the regular eeason opens i
i will be ready fnr featherweight competition
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DOUBLES MATCH IN
DAVIS CUP TENNIS
Big Crowd on Hand to See Brit
ish and Australasia
Teams Today
IDEAL PLAYING WEATHER
Pittsburgh, Pa.. Aug. fi. Tenuis en
thusiasts who yesterday saw the sin
gles in the Davis Cup "matches on th
courts of the Allegheny Country Club
nenr here, today crowded the stands
nt im early hour in thc hope of seeing
more decisive play In the doubles.
Anderson and Todd were scheduled
to play for Australasia against Wnosnam
nnd 'lurnbull for the Rrltlsli Islc. It
was to he the first appearance of Turn
mill and Todd, Anderson and Wnosnam
Hiving participated in thc singles jes
terday. The morning broke clear and cool
ami gave proml-o of Ideal tennis
weather.
The mntches yesterday resulted in nn
even break between thc Australians nnd
mc iiriiMi.
In the Initial contest J. D. Antler
jo", of Aiistrnlin, defeated Maxwell
Nooinnm. captain of the British Isles
team !.;, u-i. (i-4. 0-1. In the sec
"nil the youthful J. R. Hnwkes. of Aus
trnlla, fell before the more experienced
hngllsl, p:jrr( r Gor(Ion i,0WCi o-l,
U-'l. xi - 1 .
.. Anderson BaVij nn exhibition of brll-
nant pla)ing thnt suddenly dwindled
into erratic shootlnc nnd scrvlnc. Wnos
nam s tloggedness carried him through
to victor) In the first set.- but after
ii i. !u',Vns easily overcome by the
lightninglike serving of his opponent,
who was able to place thc ball out of
his reach. Anderson's placement shots
reached the tine total of forty-seven,
just one less than that of Lowe and
Huwkcs put together, while Woosnnm
placed on seventeen shoN.
"Oiiiig Hnwkes was nervous in his
movements, although ne was encouraged
by the presence of his mother, who
made the journey from across the Pa
cific to see her son perform. He shoots
with im left hand, but nppcnrnl to linvc
trouble in negotiating shots to bis right,
wb en Lowe was contlnunlly placing,
and the bn.v's bnckhnnd blows wcr" also
faulty.
The Mimtnni') nf play:
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Rlckard and Archer to Confer
New .nrk. Aug. .".Tex rtlrkard. boxing
promoter Bnil Kay Archer, manager for
Jess WIMnrtl. had nn appointment to confer
here todav on the proposed return he.ivv
weisht championship bout between Cham
pion Jack Utmpev and Wlllard.
Other Sports on Page 16
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low regular value. There's nothing cooler,
and the sale price saves jok money!
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TOM MALONEY, Manager
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WILSON AS
HAS HAD LIVELY TIME
Past Events Indicate Middleweight Boxer Is No Stanley
Ketchel Barnes, Hutchison, Dempscy and Ruth
Are Facts Stranger Than Fiction
KY
Rroken Rlossoms
GRANTLAND
11", lltflf
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Hut doicit ( Hie vtiltcy tchere thc
hcatm irmf,
Doirn 111 tho talliy
ttlfi the lost Jiid
tcrnk ,
IVio're Aiiotrn their day of triumpn
over fair.
How long the Jiiir arr, where through
nun nnd rain
They trawler on m gray ghosts of thc
'game.
How loiiu the tltiri arc irhcrc they
ilrram in rain
Of path' forgotten that onrc Ud to
fame.
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0101 1 of stardom
tchere
lirtlinht urni'
.S'fiil hnunt'id by the phantoms of dead
years.
Wllsonlnn Hywa
THIS sporting life may lie checkered,
but it's never wliolh dull.
Take the cose nf Johnny Wilson,
middleweight chump '
Wilson drew his last decMon over
Mike O'Dowd by piling up 11 number
of points that were clearly foul. I
He thumped Michael so many times
below the equatorial belt that Mike was
forced to seek the curative science of
surgery to be rearranged.
Lnter nn thc middleweight title
holder, nfter being bounced against the
floor like a rubber bnil. lintl some
solace and comfort from a referee who
decided that the other fellow had handed
him just what Johnny had handed
O'Dowd. . ,
Taking It by and large, up nnd down,
pnst events would nt Ii-.-i-t indicate tluil
Wilson Is no Stanlev Ketchel and thnt
the future is replete with visions of
other checkered incidents that will soon
take place.
Stealing Horatio Alger Jr.'s Stuff
ANl'MRHR of our leading athletes
have set about to iniikc fiction look
foolish in the frontispiece.
We used to think that Horatio Alger,
Jr.. was rubbing it in 11 bit thickly.
We used to think that Tom thc
Boothlnek nnd Tim the Newsboy were
n trifle stretched.
No more. Mr. Alger was entirely
too conservative.
Some vears ngo tlieie was n cnddle
bov in Knglnnd and another In Scot
land. They left home and came to the
far cniintrc Tmlnv one is npen-goif
champion of Amerim nnd the other
oiien-golf ihampjon of (Jreat Rritnin.
The President of a great republic pajs
them tribute.
A few years ago one youngster was
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a "bag" nnd
still another was in re-
form school.
Ninety thousand people paid $1.000,
000 to sec thc first of these ilcfcml his
title.
Close upon 2,000,000 people each
year pay close upon $2,000,000 to see
the second wield a mighty mnce that
holstsvbascballs from one lot Into an
other. If Jim Pnrnc. Jock Hutchison, Jack
Dempsey and "I5nbe" Ruth haven't
mude 11 piker out of Mr. Alger wc are
badly iistrny on 11 lost trail. Tim nnd
Tom, uewshov mid bootblack, have
1 been driven to the bosky dell, where
I truth once ngnln hns driven fiction to
1 n corner with u split lip and n swollen
e)e.
And these nre not the only ones who
have shown that the wn) Is open for
the entry who can lay down n barrage
of the real stuff. A running start is
an unimportant detail over the long
route,
lonirfoif, till. Ml rlois rr.vri rd
'15th and
Days Only!
Sale Positively Ends Saturday, Aug. 13th
Unrestricted Choice of
Our Entire Stock of 4,000
All-Wool Suits
At H WBh Former
Exactly MtLfrm Prices
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Suits That Were $30, Now
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Suits That Were $40, Now
Suits That Were $45, Now
Suits That Were $50, Now
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Suits That Were $65, Now
Suits That Were $75, Now
Positively nothing reserved. Plain Black and
Blue Suits included. All sizes regulars, shorts,
stouts, longs, extra sizes.
The Savings Are From 12 50 to 37 50
We are moving thc calendar ahead 30 days for a smash
ing drive to make quick work of our final clearance of the
season. Regardless of cost or value, every one of our 4,000
all-wool Suits has been cut exactly 50r; from our former
regular prices. All those left over at the end of 7 days will
be placed back in stock at the regular prices. Wc are mak
ing this tremendous sacrifice for quick action. It's your
opportunity to buy clothes for immediate as well as Fall
u.u vv.iuui wmi ii savings
charged
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for at actual cost.
All Palm Beach & Mohair Suits Greatly Reduced
Open Dauv
Till (' 1'. M.
Nitiirduv
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' tcw York Headquarters, 15 W. 34th fit.
High Scores:
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Minor Leagues Would
Place Sox Jury on Trial
Auburn. N. V.. Aug. 5. The White
Sox pln.vcrs Involved In the bnseball,
scandal in Chicago, will not be per-'
initted to join minor league clubs.
j.l. II. Farrell, chairman of the Nrif-.
itionnl Hoard of the National Assocla-
j lion said today. "The jury tells un
t lint crookedness in sports is not et
crime in Cook County, Illinois, ln't
spite of confession of guilt," snltl Mr,-
I larrell. "The. jury should now brj,
placed on trial for libeling the moral
atmosphere of the people of Cook
I County. Illinois. The players will nut
I be permitted to join minor league,
clubs."
BOXER FRACTURES SKULL .
Amateur Injured In Friendly Doutf
Opponent Held
1 Columbus, ()., Aug. I!. Karl Welsh,
twentv, local amateur boxer, Is In ft
local hospital suffering fiom n fractured
skull, Mistnliigd in n friendly bout lnsf
night with Harold Myers, another nmn-
iteiir. Welsh, It was nld, was knocked'
down, sustaining the injury which may'
cause his deatli, when his head struck
the floor.
Police are holding M.vers and Frank.
Callahan, proprietor of llie g)iu. w'hero
the accident occurred, pending Investi
gation. Chestnut'
Open All Day Saturday Until
10:00 P. M.
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