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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1921
"Leonard-Tendler Fistic Battle Officially Canceled With Claiming of Forfeit by Glassman
LEONARD FORFEIT
TAKEN BY TENDLER,
AND BOUT IS OFF
Phil Glassman, However, States He Will Return $5000
to Champion if He Signs for Bout On or
Before October 12
ny ROnEUT W. MAXWKLL
Sport Editor KrenlnK l'ubllo IUrr
THE eight-round battle between Kenny I.oonnrd, lightweight champion of
the world and Lew Tendler. the only logical contender for the title.
wns declared off officially jesterday afternoon. Lew Tendler accompanied
by his manager, I'hll Classman, appeared at the others of laylor and Gun
nls at 2 P. M., to fulfill tho terms of the contract, l.verythltig was set for
the big "act. but neither Leonard nor his manager. Hilly liibson. appeared.
Then Glnssmnn claimed and received the ?.000 forfeit put up by Gibson and
bis own $.'000 from the stakeholder.
In this manner did the battle of August 12 pass into hUtory without a
blow being struck, except at tho pocketbook. However, the boys are likely
to meet again because Glassman stated when he took the money that he was
only holding it as a future forfeit for a match to be hold under the same
management and the same conditions on or before October 12. 1021.
"I nm not taking this forfeit with any idea of keeping it. said Glassman.
"Although 1 am entitled to it, 1 will give it bark to Leonard when 1m signs
to meet Tendler here on or before Octobir 12. That "ill give him two months
to get in shapo and nmple time for Ms dislocated thumb to get better.
"What I want is a match with Leonard. I beliete 'I .'tidier Is entitled to
it and the S.'OOu merely Is a future foifut As s.on u he signs lie gets it,
but I will insist that $10,000 additional be put up by each side. Now it Is
up to Leonard to do something."
Glassman is right about putting the issi.o squarely up to Leonard.
Benny will have to announce his iulentions regarding a match in the futur"
and the offer seems to be a fair one. Uight now h can't tell how loug it will
be before his hand gets better, but in a week or so. when the cast is taken off,
he will be ready to talk business.
There is no doubt but that Leonard wants to meet Tendler. He not
only wants to remove tho chief contender for hit titlv. but also for personal
reasons. Henny and Lew arc the best of enemies and conditions now arc
more acute. Taking that S.'OOO did not give the champion n giggle and ho
won't invite Glassman out to dinner. If the boys 'er meet it will bo a
battle for sweet revcuge, with both sides confident of victory
5 TILL a forfeit i, a forfeit. It means something, or they wouldn't
put it up. Glassman is fair in his Hand, ns ho only tcants to have
something to bind a match in the future.
Another Star Show On for August 24
NOW thnt this is all washed up tho Joe Grimm promoters, Herman Taylor
ami Bobby Gunnis. arc up at 'em ngain, with another all-star boxing
show to be staged at the Phillies' Park on August 21 Tho boys lost n goodly
portion of the bankroll in the last venture, but hope to get back home of
their losses in this swatfest.
Lew TenJlcr will be the headliner and will box Sailor Friedman, of
Chicago. The Sailor is a pretty hefty lightweight and stands well socially
in the West. He has trimmed Dundee nnd Welling and was mntched to meet
Leonard in Benton Harbor on July -1. This, however, wos called off by the
champion because of a bad cold. He had n Miff neck, pains in his shoulders
nd in bad shape when the bout was canceled. Friedman claimed the champ
was afraid to meet him, but this always happens In a case like that.
However, he will have a chance to show what he can do against Tcndlcr.
This will be a real test and if he is to be considered seriously in the future
he will have to go some.
Friedman has had n career similar to that of "Willie Hitchie. Willie and
Packy MeFarland were under the same management. Pncky was matched
to meet Young Erne at the National Club several years ago and did not put
in an appearance because of a Dlack eye. Ritchie was substituted and he
surprised the world by knocking the tnr out of Yi Yi. This' started him on
the road which led him to the lightweight championship.
The Sailor and Ever Hammer .were managed by Kid Howard, in Chicago.
Both were lightweights, but Hammer was the better drawing card and got
all of the best matches. This did not satisfy Friedman, so he changed man
agers, boxed Hammer and beat him. That gave the jolly tnr n start and
he has been going ever since. In the menntime Hammer has fallen by the
waldc and now is on the shelf. Funny if Friedmau emulates Ritchie.
Harry Kid Brown hopes to enter the University of Pennsylvania In a
short time, but he might have to postpone his quest for higher education if
he, collides with a hard left swished through the air bv George Chancy, nnrry
is booked to meet George in one of the bouts and has his work all cut out
for him. The Baltimore knockout artist is the toughest person Mr. Brown
has met in n business way.
Johnny Dundee will be stacked up against Joe Tiplitz in another bout
and Danny Kramer will attempt to sock the daylights out of Charley Ledoux.
Taking it all in all, it is a very well-balanced lighting card and should be
popular.
fHE aforesaid Joe Qrimm promoters have announced that the top
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ARRANGES
WORLD'S
GOLF TITII MATCH
JWinner of Hutchison-Barnes
Meeting Will Be Crowned
Unofficial Champion
MOVIE OF A MAN WITH A MASHIE
$2000 PURSE IS OFFERED
New York, Aug. 13. Taking advan
tage of tho fact that for the firM time
in the history of golf the two premier
links honors In the world the British
open championship and the nntional
onen championship are In tho posses
sion of Americans, the Soundvlew Golf
Club at Great Neck, L, I. has arranged
a match which will unofficially at least
determine the world's title.
Tho club has scheduled n thirty -six
hole match between Jock Hutchison,
tho Glen View golfer, winner of the
British open crown nt St. Andrews,
nnd Jim Bnnics, of the Pelhnni Coun
try Club, victor In the recent nntioiuil
open tournament nt the Columbia
Country Club, Washington, to be
plaed In two cighteen-hole rounds,
morning nnd afternoon, on Lnbor Day.
A purse of $2000, tho largest ever
put up for a match of this nature in
the country, has been offered by the
club, $1250 ir cash nnd the Soundvlew
trophy, valued at $2.10, to go to the
winner, nnd $500 In cash to go to the
loser. John G. Anderson, of Slwanoy,
has been selected to net os referee.
The morning 'round will be started
ot 10 o'clock, and the nfternoon nt
2:li". In the event of a tic at the end
of the tlilrt.v-six holes, an additional
eighteen holes will be ployed nt the
Soundvlew Club nt a date mutually sat
isfactory to the two contestants.
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Babe Has Solid Silver Chance of Pitching in World
Scries After Lapse of Twelve Years Eight Seasons
Passed Before Mathcwson Repeated
By ORANTLAND IUCE
Illinois
to Return
Fall
-lleports that
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Gridiron In
Chlcaco. Ai'c. 13.-
Charles "Chuck" Tearnev. nll-Anicrl
can football star of the CniverSity of
Illinois, would never bo nblc to par
ticlpntc on the gridiron nsaln nre pre
mature. Ills phjsiclan, Ur. jonn
Porter, said today.
An onerntion was performed on
Tearney s right knee to replace torn
ligaments displaced la't fall, and It was
then said that ho had been told his leg
would not stand the ttrniit of football.
So far the operation appears success
ful. Dr. Porter snid today, and he be
lieves bis patient will be able to play
thU fall.
POLO MEETING MONDAY
Committee to Arrange Final Plans
for Nationals
Plans to make the national polo
championship tourney, which will be
(tnged at the Philadelphia Country Club
September 12-24. the best in the histoo
of the title events will bo discussed nt
n meeting of the Philadelphia Polo
Committco to bo held Monday.
One of the big features of the tour-
nnment will be the showing of the
merican qu.artct which enptured the
Hurllngham Cup from England by two
consecutive victories over the British
four. The chnmpions will play against
a picked team.
ALL-STAR SEMI-PRO
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In Baseball Today
Lconard-Tcndter tickets ictll be redeemed on Monday.
Kirktvood and His Bag of Tricks
A LOT of conversation has been spilled about the value of the various shots
in golf, but when measuring value in dollars and cents it looks n though
Joseph H. Kirkwood, Australian champion and trick-idiot nrtiit, has the call.
Kirkwood's most valuable shot is one he makes when he turnt his back
to the green and plays the ball over his head backward closo t the pin.
The value of tills shot depends on the foct that nobody ehe can play it. There
fore, it's worth u lot of money to the Australian wonder.
It is the backbone of his exhibition of fancy golf shots which he will
put on today out at Tredjffrin for the natives of Paoli, Pa. Kirkwood
knows so many trick shots that It takes lum an hour and n half to go through
his whole exhibition. That shot bark over his head is the grand tinnle nnd ,
proves he is good. When he first mode it the folks down in Australia de
cided Kirkwood wns good enough to go on the xoad. Since then thnt shot
has been a regular meal ticket.
Kirkwood puts his ball on the near side of n bunker close to the green
There must be a bunker, or the net is nil wet Scorning the ordinary methods
the Australian then hauls out his mashle niblick and, with nil the facial ex
pression of a man about to knock the ball Into the m xt county, be socks
the ball. But instead of the ball going two miles out of bounds it takes a
back dive, lands on the green and perhaps goes in the hole. Tou never can
tell. But that only makes the act more intrikkit.
However, Kirkwood has a lot of other shots wMoh are almost as good.
HE TEES them off his partner's foot, or one on top of the other,
and hits any ball you say. He plans them out nf divots, has
outshoots and inshoots irhtrh he rath, jumpi nil kinds of stvmirs and
catches his oicn mashxe shots. Outside of tnat he plays pretty fair
golf.
Harlotv Will Coach Lohigh, Says Okrson
THE story that Diek Harlow intended to nk to be releaser from his con
tract to coach the football team nt Lehigh evidently has another side to it.
Up in Bethlehem thej don't Know a tiling nhmit it nnd nre making preparo
tlons to welcome the new gridiron tutor i.er month. They nv Harlow siguxl
contract for Ave years nnd ever thing is a!' et for his nrrhnl.
Walter It Okeson, treasurer of the ' high T'niw-rsity Athle-ip Com.
mittee, took his pen in hand w.-terdn and dallied o(T the following, which
explains itself:
"Dear Sir In regard to Dick HnrMw I would li k- to say that he signed
B contract with ns on July 2.1 cmhndung the terms ns set forth in a letter
from him to me dated July 22 Afterward he lierame worried fcr fear the
climate nt Bethlehem might not be as healthy for hi family ns that of his
present locnlity. Knowing the circumstances that made lum unen, we were
perfectly willing to release him and turned our attention to severnl other
coaches who exprehsed themselves as greatly interested m the position
"Harlow reopened the matter by telegram and lnur on vent his wife to
Bethlehem She wns delighted with our city and I'liiversity and t.,ld us so.
Two days later ion Thursday. August l) Dick came to Bethlehem and tild
me that he was willing to carry out the contract ns oncmall) drawn up. At
his request, and with his aid, an nrticle was writter. Ut the newspapers and
given out the same daj.
tCTITE present situation if Tliehard r. Hnrlnir, of State College,
Pa., is head coarh of football and baseball ot Lehigh I'nivrrsity
under a contrart beginning August J, W21, and running to August
J, 1520, at a salary named by himself am therefore, icithout doubt,
satisfactory to him,"
f'ipirisfcr. tOlt. by rufttle I itloer Comranv
Teams Representing Different
Sections of City Meet in Twi
light Game at Shibe Park
ONLY GAME ON THAT DAY
Boots and Saddle
Throe, big races are on the card at
Saratoga today, chief of which is the
Saratoga Special for two-year-olds.
Because Miss Joy will not be in the
contest does not rob the race of high
interest, for Morvich will meet the best
colts In training, and his victory is
doubtful. Two good Kentucky colts
will trv conclusions with Morvich in
Sir Hugh and Bet Mosie. Then there
is Kni Sang, which ran Morvich to n
nose, and Lord Baltimore, William A
nnd Whlskaway. Here is Iww the rnee
appears on n heavy track Kai Snng,
Morvich, Het JUosie.
Horses which appear best in the other
races nre: rirst
Cape Pillar; second (North American
Meeplechnse) hweepment. Joyful.
Minnta; fourth (the Champlain Handi
cap! Mad Hotter, Paul Jones. Yellow
Hand; fifth Bep. Wapiti, Thimble;
sixth Pride of India, Incog, Sweep
Clean.
At a meeting of the Allied Athletic
Association of Pennsylvania, held last
evening nt the Benedict Service Club,
157 North Fifteenth street,- final ar
rangements were mndo for the big twi
light baseball game to be played on
Monday at 0 P. M. nt? the Phillies' Ball
Park between two teams representing
the northern section of the city ngninst
clubs in South nnd West Philly.
Eddie Cnskey, of Bridesburg. nnd
Perry Hcifsnyder. of North Phillies,
hnve been named as managers of tho
uptowncis nnd Eddie Gottlieb, of the
Sphns, and James Bonner, of Shann
han. will guide the des-tlnies of the other
tenm.
Pour umpires will ho in charge. 1 hey
aro Wnssner. Lacross. Coffey uud Mc
Laughlin. There will be no other games
in the city on Monday evening, all
malingers hiving agreed to bend forth
every effort to making the affair u m.c
cess. Tim selection of the All-Star
teams which has bcui anxiously awaited
follows: , ,
Uptown -Mclnnis. Nntluty. first
base: Wnlsh, Bellield. or HelnUninn,
SmiHi-Furbush, second bas-e; ap,
North Phillies, third hnse: Muffler,
Harrow-gate, or Pairburn, Brldertmig.
shortstop; Ebcrts. Logan, or Kuurt
mnn. Ivins. right field : Lohr. German
town, or Rodden. P. It. T All-S nrs,
center field; lleimbeeker. Mar-ha I L.
Smith. Morton. Stenton. or Gritlitli.
Belfiold, left field; Boll Davis and Bay
Steinader. North Phillies. Tommy
Voir., Brldcsburg, Eddie i.erner. Inr
lowgate. Tommy Carrigan, Nativity,
nnd Jnkc Ileovuer. Mm. piteheis;
Tulwnr. Diversitv. Spohrcr, North Phillies; t naruer.
Nativity, inn ri-. -!.
Kepsmrt. Belfleld. catchers.
Downtown- "Lefty" Nolan. I lelsh
er, or Lnney. St. Barnabas, tr-t base.
Goldblatt, .South Phlll Ilelrews. or
Donovan. Lrcan Siiunie. - -nd base.
Jeniili. South Philly 11. brews. bird
base- Petcrwin. Shnnahan, or i Is
man.. Qld Timers, -lwrtstop Swgler.
v ii. Americans.. riK"i iK-m , ,-, .
national i.nr,ur.
dub W. I.. V.V. Win I-ow
.Now York . M 1 ,f.0) .000 .891
llonlon . , AH 4,1 .MIS t.ftJl ..Vtt
Ilrooklyn ... BR 112 .637 .K3Z .053
M. I-oiils ..84 li.t .501 ..'.no ,.WI
Clnrlnniitl . 48 11 .440 .44(1 .130
(lilrwtn . . 44 0.1 .411 XM 407
I'lilliidclphln SS .814 .827 t.308
AMERICAN LEAOl'K
Club W. I r.C. Win I;e
rleielnml . 07 41 .0JO .M4 Mli
New York. 04 411 .018 .J .001
WiMhlnRton.. BO !ii .Mi .Mn ..?7
St. Lmib... . SI .4111 .4BJ .IM
Detroit Al BR .408 .473 .4J4
UnMon .. .40 Bfl .4J7 .47$ .40?
rhlriiRO .... 40 HI .430 .435 .
Athletic . 41 (17 .380 .391 .3.3
Win two. I.oe two.
OFFICIALS GREET
BpBt
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Split
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL I.KAOrB
riiUmlrlnliln. 10i HoMon. .1 flrt same).
I'lillmlrlpliln. 4i lloton rmd Rome).
Ilrookljn. 3t New York, 1
rittsburRh. 121 flilcato. 0.
Cincinnati. 4i St. Louis. 2.
AMERICAS LEAGUE
Athletics. 8: Ni York: fl.
liroeinnu. 1 miciiku, 1
St. Louis. 3 Detroit. 1. ....
Hnslon-WntililnRton not scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
( I'niil. Ill Knnsns City, 7 (first KnmM.
KiinsiiH City, Bi St. I'nul, 3 (second Ratne,
H InnlnRN, by nRrecnicnl).
Toledo. 7t Indlnnnpolls, 3.
Louisville. 4: Columbus, 2.
Other clubs not nchrdulcd
EASTERN LEACiUE
IlrldReoort, Bi inrlnnnMd, 4.
Alhnnr, 3 Hnrlfnrd. 1.
Worcester, Si Wiitcrliury, 1.
rittsflcld. li New llmen. 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
lllrmli'Klmm, 4l Atlnntn. 3
New- Orleans. 4i Little Rock. 0.
Other dimes postponed, rain.
TQDAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
riill.idelpliln nt Ronton.
IlrooMn nt New York.
CIiImiro nt rillfhurch. ,
Cincinnati nt St. L00I11.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at rhlliidelplila (two Knmei).
Hoston nt WnMilnxton.
ChlcnE" ii Clewland.
St. Ionls at Detroit.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Result of Yesterday
Jerney City, 7i Syrncuwi. 3.
II11IT0I0. 81 Newark. 1.
lU.rhMter. 8; Roidlnt. 1. ..,..,
llaltlmore, Oi Toronto, 0 dame forfeited In
fourth). , , ,
Bchednle for Today
Syrncune at Jerse) City.
HiiITjIo at Newark.
Toronto ut llnttlmore.
Roclu'ster nt Iteadtnr.
StandlniH of the Clubs
w. l. r.c. w. l. r.c.
Ilalttmore SS SO .7411 hennrk .. 82 04 .448
lluffalo 70 81 .870 .1. City . 4(. fl8 .404
Toronto .. 01 84 .3U Sracuo. 40 71 .3U3
Koclifster. 01 8.1 .BJO HoiJInR 41 78.. 833
FRENCH CHAMPION
Mile. Lenglen, Tennis Marvel,
Welcomed Heartily on Ar
rival in New York
FIRST MATCH MONDAY
miin rhnnees wroucht in n few Uiou
JL sand years arc hardly worth jotting
down. Alexander went beotuso he ran
out of good money making matches nnd
here's .lacli Dcmpsey in the unine niclnii
choly stntus.
THE prize observation wns offered by
some critic who stated that "Car
pcntler had to give 1111 fishtln,; for flvo
years on nccount of the wax.' mil all
nvlators In tho audience kindly stand
for a moment and rIvc thrco rousing
cheers?
Ono Wny of PlnyUij: It
A FEW dnyii ago wc wcro tossed Into
n grim battle with Irvln Cobb ns n
partner hgalnst IUng Lnrdncr and John
X. Whc3lcr at Ardsley.
The fourteenth hole there runs for 2o0
yards or more down n narrow lane of
trees, then dips suddenly intc lc-pl
ground far below, nnd beyond that glim
mers tho surface of n lake that must be
carried on the third or seventh shot.
"How do you play this hole?" wp
asked Sir. Cobb by way of securing in
side information concerning an unknown
terrain.
His reply wns moro helpful thnn wc
nail looked for. "witli two braisies,
three niblicks, one portage nnd thence
by ferry or carry-all, as the case mny
be."
Ilctwcctt Dates
CIlItlSTY SIATIIEWROX started his
World Series career In 1005 by
tossing in three shutouts.
His Inst World Series appearance
came in 1013 against the same Ameri
can League tenm which nt that time
and not ndnptcd the annual bnblt of
locating in tho cellar. The eight
years' interval for World Series pitch
ing will lie cracked in case Pittsburgh
insists upon moving stendlly nlong.
"Unbc" Adams started ,iis cham
pionship career in 1009 with three Win
ners nnd twelve yenrs later ho has n
solid silver chance of resuming ngnln,
an unusual turn even In n game where
unusual turns nre popping every ten or
twelve minutes.
Tho Impetus
ineton. D. C. the Wanning., l...
Club wps skidding from one bunker
niiothcr through tho West. t0
"Wliat's the Idea
ninny games by one
Clark Griffith.
A mnttcr of hab t. I
of tossing off so
run?" wc ask.d
c asked
At Fort Eric: First race Nellie
I.emou, Al. Overrun; second Komme,
War Tank. Corn Broom; third
Httahe, Sister's Emblem, Cock o' the
Roost; fourth Hcndric, Iron Boy,
Xeenah ; fifth (Iroquois Hnndlrap)--Corcnzio,
Captain Scott, Wessle B ;
sixth Fizer, Kings Champion, Ablaze;
seventh .Too .Toe, Mountain Rose II,
Ileau Brummel.
Amonc tho tood hnrneA of th Ut OKinat
none ha bm awardel & higher placo In
imblla favor than Old Ronebud. champion
two ear o,d tn 1018 winner of Iho fnii-jt
Kentuslcy Perhv In 1D14. then In ret re-
iuih ,i(jii inrinx ior iwo cara Kna
I'is.'l to f hopelOFflly crippled, he 'n
in uui ana snowea thn racinv publl
in'ion or men-ciAM rorm tnat
' "e or the romaneea or .
kt inn in'ii avajn m iwin ne t.cor.i njiin
.i HUP an.1 last year won nln- ra. jj,
N ran t, n so far thla year but ran surely
Tied his rut.
up-
Phnnnhan. or .Tohnin I'nMlc. i M Inn
ot. center field: f .nnnllr. Honovnn
Armstronc. ov Pmk'v. Sledia A A..
t .it ni,l. "Butch" Holt. Old
nn..v.'i mminliPl-S. South 1
jvuuc -"";;', ,.,. .u. . i'..n
11111 .M01PIUY. L r.'llll, 11 nil,
Timers,
He-
Mnckln. Shniiah.m. pitch, is . Hli-ghiin,
South Philly Hebrews, and Sutton,
Fliilshcr, cntcln'is.
Nlcetown Wants Games
Yesterday's Local Scores
The Nlcetown tain? has I.'
acate iin ground ., -."'
I ins Park avei.u.
frillosslnr anil 'i 1
nitirma. with team eui 1 . '
Amerl.'n rnin. . ni.i Tlmera. the sti
All Pmra 7 m 1 1- r e n
Wme 3R3-J North H H
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SCHEDULES OF LITTLE LEAGUE
AND SEMI-PRO BALL TEAMS
INDUSTRIAL LKAOt'R
TTohlfeld at I1n. Ilroart street an1 Alio
ithen asonue: Supplee at Oernral Hlectrle
LehUh avnnue nnd llroad atre'. i' Mmor
at Thornton, flinty ninth ntrect nn) Ilnlst
avenue.
rmt.A.
DaldtUn
tarlo nrreeta Vounic
ninth una Someraet
MANt'ACTlmr.n!
at LlBKett & Mir,
1h na' I'orM'
n' rirl 1-eburir,
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HAS FEWOPEN DATES
Norfolk Stars Have Several Idlo
Days During. Coming Week
The Xorfolk Stars, with a record of
forty-eight victories in lifty-tix games
played this teafon, aie In the city next
week, but hnve several open du.-.
which they would like to fill with teams
like Nativity, Shnnnlinii, Plclhhcr ami
Dobson.
The Stum hnve no objection lo i-tug-Inor
cnnieu with out-of-town clubs, hm h
os Pottsvllle, Xui-i'irtnwn, Slmrpless or t 7;; jM the first innings.
iliman. ror gunifn nuuress .rt oiiiu- 1
tners, om.i muows au'iiuc, ..r piion- r.ataract Nnt nnth,rinn rnhh
Detroit, Jllfli, Am. 13 A cutaract that
ueseioi'ci on nia ricnt ee s raunnj
AAffllA :
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naruaua me iioaion iiwi dox h?m I'Conu aaia, aauinv inai unui u Decama more
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LOCAL CRICKETERS LOSE
English Defeat Philadelphia Eleven
by Innings and 31 Runs
London, Aug. 1.1 The Philadelphia
Pilgrims, cricket team wns defeated
here by Slurylebone by nn innings and
thirty-one runs Thursday Mnrylcbonc
scored .'I IK nnd dismissed the Ameri
cans for 230. Tho Phllndelphlans were
nil out for 87 In their second inninKN
C. ('. Morris wus tho ton scorer, with
T.r.AritT
n nnfl On-
at Virroe Twenty-
ntreeta Ho Fralm at
VIern ITnlon. llrnad and IIUU r Mreeta-
Hatrh at Hudd. Thirtieth nnd Hcrfleld
utreeti '
MOVTDOMKnY COUNTY LKAOfR
Fouilrton at Cheatnut Hill. Amliler at
I.anadale Doyleatown at ConahohneUen ,
riULA BUIItmHAN I.UAOt'K
Biuthampeton at Olenalde Willow Orove
at Hatboro. Wyndmnor at FortlVaahlnirton
DKiJVWAnn co. st'nrnnAN leaoit:
Morton at Media; I.anadowne at Rockdale;
t'rland at Clifton Hewnm
dklawark nivr.n lhaoch
De Lnal at American llrld Co Lam
bertvllle at J N Darbera, IlaBhn at Wllaon
Mll. oi.oucESTnn cocnty lkaoit:
Olbbatown Bt Woodbury. Bwedboro at
Paulaboro. Weatvllla at Drldgoport.
MAIN LINE LEAOtJE
Wayne at Narbcrth; Herwjn at Ilryn
Mawr Highland l'arlt at Ardmore.
NOUTH 1'HILA. CHUnCK LEAfltlE
I.everlnitton at Erie, Oraro at Bt Mi
chael'! Ent Ilaptlat at IhUh Iluptlal
TWKNTY-FinST WAUD CIIUUCH LEAGUE
Hoiborrunh Presbyterian at Wlaaahlrk
New York Sh'p a'
ind Drown etree'a
1'aterann J-1 ! U 1'
moml and Orlhi d y
Mmahall T Mi
I'nurth and Wlncnn
Ifasana Cubrtna al
,inl Heed strpem
t uban btnrs nt Ww Yrrk
Madli-nn Mar a' K.i --s tew
P M it Donnwiti rin
M nfiv-e'uh'li an-! .. nut
TliMon I'rnfealnntilB .' II-
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i i.i
4Vtkr.
wuuid mako no plaju for 1U
muifh
Walnu
M E Walnut lane eait of Nidge, avenue.
fit Tlmoth'a at Fourth Reformed aevllle
atreet oaat of lunge avenue, wiaanmrKon
Presbyterian ut Mount Zlon, Oornaa lana
eaat nf ltldte avenue; Ilethany at Leerlnic
ton Pr abytorlan. Hermitage and Launtnn
atreeta Itoxborough Ilaptlat at Bt. Alban'a,
Hex avenua iat of nidge avenue.
INDEPENDENT OAilES
Malla Screen at Cheltenham.
Harrowzale at J & J Dobaon. Thtrtr
fifth atreet and Queen lane.
Pen-Mar at Nativity. Belgrade and On
tario afreeti. . ... ,
Brooklyn Royal OtanU at New York.
Alllhll rle. I'hll) nt I
fnrtuilnc i iiinpany. T i
N alreetfl
Quaker Clt ninnmer O r
N J
Phllmore A K at r rr. n
nnd Ilerku ntreeta
I'nlinnlila I'ntholie rim .t .Turk K nes
(lid Timer, -iniri. i n nn.i jnrn n nrei
Moorljn A A at c il A A . nft f'xih
and Iiefri.nl elne'a
Kerahaw "'luh nt Pirkland Pa
Millllngton Pn it -'-nton FleM fiuh
Chow and Plmimnt Mr.- -
Philadelphia I'rul i'a at ' mdn
Cltv
f.lrard Field Cm, hi I . Ban A A Tinht.
,rnth and Xtirf k .nul ht.e im
J F Durii" A it Snmhwnrk M-n a
lloua. Meftdnw ind M tfl n Btrpr-tM
Quaker Cltv Prof. i niun in Htrnwhrlilge
ft rioinier pixm irniri .ma w,i'nui mreeta
Lit tlrothera ut Muunt llo'.b N J
Argonno nt Enat 'Jerrnanio vn. Twnitloth
atreet and churi'h iu.h
Dick's A A at !l..am o Club,
Eighty-second atroei nnd T.LkB aten le.
Bl'NDAY C.AMES
I5gtn A A. ut Kaufman Iiriture Itead.
Ing Pa.
Htt-ntnn Club at Bhllllngton Pa
llrldeaburg ,it Chapplo Johmon'a
Stars. llrlM.il. Pa
Kerahaw Club at Bt Osrtrudo'i
Conahohooken Pa
Lit Ilrcthera nt Old Timers. Thirteenth
and Johnson strefts
I'learflalil at Wll.lwoud. N. J
llrooklyn IIomiI (ll.ints nt Now Yorlt.
Cuban Stara at New York
New York Hlootncr 'llrla at nidgewood,
N J-
Madlaon Stara at Freeland Pa
Donovan-Armstront' at North Phillies,
Fourth and Wlngohucklr. streets.
fieisner tarners at cressnna Tlrers.
Cressona. Pa
j, li j. uooson nt I'nilltpsburir N X
Klmnilf. 8 Dlsston. 3.
I'nrkerbui-x, i Chester, i
American Chain, 0 lloton Araerltnni, 1.
NatUlty. 7t North Phllllpa. 0.
I'lelBlier. 5; lirrmunlow n, 1.
lld-Tlmrr, 7 AWrfoyle, S.
ItrldeahurK. Ol Lotiin. 0. ,
Columbia. A. C li ht. Alnlionn, I.
Car Senleo. 7l Auditor of lletenue. S.
Hhiinnhnn. 4 llliifk Box, 4
Hnrrongnw, 14i S,iuis, .
Not.isi'me, 71 Thirtieth DUtrlrt Pollen. 2.
Illllilale. fit Pitman. 0.
Ullilnood, 4 Mndlaon Stars. 0
Columbia A C. (it Mnhank (Hants, 0.
Frailer A. C . 4t llalrian A. C., 1.
Mrnton. l! J. -I. lobon I
AVrlroine. 0- Unalilnclon llnnea, 4,
Mnrlej'. Il 1'iirren Club, 3
THentleth ( enlun Si lii-rsluiw, t.
horlhenst. 2. llrlileal.nrg C . 2.
Mnnmoutll. 'ii llnlilleld. 1
llellleld, 13i I. II T Mius 10.
roru-elchth Ward. H: Norfolk Stirs. 8.
Donovan-ArmatrniiB, li ltoj.'reford. I.
Frullnger. Si Libert? stars. 3.
TEST FOR MISS GOSS
Faces Mrs. Mallo.ry In Final at
Seabrlght
SenhrlRht, X. J Auk. 13. The
match between Mrs. Molla Iljurstedt
Slnllor.v. New Yoik. tlio nntional title-
holder, and Miss Klennor (Joss, Now
York, in the ilnnl for the wnmen's ten
nls tropliy in thn sIiikIps, stands forth
ns one of tho fentiiri's totlnj . Both hnve
been playing ably, Miss (Joss distln
1,'iilslilni; heoelf bv her victory over
Miss Slnry K. llrowne, I.os AnRcles, In
the senil-tinul round.
Vincent IllcharilH nnd R. Howard
Voshcll, New York, the nutlonnl in
door champion, will ho opposed by Wnt
sou SI. Washburn and U. Norris AVI1
liamH, -d, ltoiton mcinhers of tho
Davis run tenm, in the llnnl of the
men's doubles.
New Yorh, AtiR. l.'. Suznnnc
Lcnplen, French tennis champion, ar
rived todav on the steamt-hip Paris to
try the skill of America's women stars
on their home courts.
Representatives of tho United States
T,nwn Tennis Association ainl Aineriiitn
Committco for Devastated Frnnco went
to the r'cr to greet the French queeti
of the courts nnd planned to escort her
this afternoon to n tennis court where
she rould stnrt limbering up for her
campaign. Her first match is scheduled
for Slondny, with SIKsWcnnor Cioss as
opponent, in tho opening round of the
women's national championship nt
Forest Hills.
Mllo. London wns accompanied to
America by her mother. A. It. de
.TonnnK vice president of the neiu-n
I.nwn Tennis Federation, nnd SIme. de
Jonnnis.
Sllle. Lenglen nnd SI. de Jonnnls
will bo the guests of honor tomonow
evening nt a dinner nrrnnged by mem
bers of the American Committee for
Devastated Frame, in tho interest?, of
which she will appear in exhibition
mutches in September. Maurice Case
nave, French High Commiesiimer. has
been invited to nttend as the official
representative of the French Govern
ment. Sllle. Lcnglen's arrival marks tho be
ginning of a trip thnt she has antici
pated with keen interest for ninny
months nnd one thnt will be hailed with
tho crcntest enthusiasm by the tfnui
public of the I nitcd States, tier tle
paiture for this country hnd to be
twlco postponed because of an attack of
bronchitis which incapacitated her, fol
lowing her victory at Wimbledon late
in June. She has now tecovcrcd. how
ever, according to cablegrams rcceied
by her friends here nnd should be in
excellent condition for tho important
tennis events' before her.
Julinn S. Sly i nk. ns president of
tho United States, Lawn Tennis As
sociation, jchtctdiiv sent her nn otliiinl
welcome in tho following wireless mes
sage :
'Tennis Association takes pleasure in
welcoming jou to United States ns one
of the greatest plajers of nil time and
hopes you will enjoy your stay.
"SlYItlCK."
v iiiiuiiT ui nnrnt, l Hlinnoaa
Orlff replied. "Wc havo n better clih
than wo have looked to be, and If
can only get the hnblt of winning a few
of these close ones and get some of our
confidence bnck, thn Impetus of two al
three victories will carry us hlehse
than a lot of people think wc ran to
streak and a losing; strcok is often vew
thin. Vie have enough stuff to floj
over on the right side on n day's no.
tire, for we've go,t the pitching and ht
punch, which are about all one needs
hereupon about five days Inter tn
ball club that had been losing steadliT
suddenly begnn bowlins over every iJ.
In sight, proving again that Oris
hasn't been In bascbair thirty years f
his health. '
Tho iTlvldlng Lino
milB dividing line between a winning
L and a loslnk streak Is ouite thin In
other Rectors of existence from tlmo tn
time. w
SInny n winner has expanded his chest
over the thoucht of trlninni,nt ...,,
ficatlons when he merely hnjipcned lo
be on the snfe side of victory by t
gnat's eyelash, removed from defeat br
a margin almost as thick as the set'
ment of n toy bnllon.
Once In a while a man wins as
Barnes won nt Columbia. And ngnln a
man lose? ns Itoger Wethercd lost nt 8t
Andrews, where stepping on his ball
cost him tho crown.
The neck-nnd-ncck finish thrills the
onlooklng populace, but you rarely saw
Sinn O' Wnr In nny neck-nnd-ncck
scrimmages down the stretch.
Hut the nvcrage winner lm't a Slan
0' Wnr, n Dempscy or a Cohb.
JUST why it is thnt most commission,
nppointcd to regulate sport or
regulate anything else should be 82
per cent sap or 84 per cent simp it
nnother one of those qunint puzzles that
remnln unsolved. Cnn it be that no
nm- uui ii sup or a simp is willing to
milILK the open golf championship he hooked ,"" l'a "rcgulntor'-'s jobV
wns under way at Columbia, Wash-1 t'opirionr. ion. .Wrights
reserved
STRAWBRIDGE NINE BUSY
Plays Quaker City Pros Today and
North Philadelphia Stars Monday
The Straw bridge & Clothier team has
a hard opponent ot Sixty-third nnd
Walnut streets this nftprnoon In the
Qtinkor City Pros, n local club that has
victories over many of tho best teams
In the city.
On Slondny Strnwbrldge & Clothier
will piny the North Philadelphia Stars,
enptnined by Slack Wheat, at Shibe
Park, commencing at 2 P. SI. The
winner of the came will then nlnv the
Olcnside tenm, 1U21 champions of the
hulmrbnn League.
All three clubs In action on Slondny
hnve star line-ups and tho North Phila
delphia btars hnve Slack Wheat, Johnny
Castle. Pert Yenbsley. Slike Doolan.
.lack Ilnrrett. loner and Mnhnffey, for
nierlv of Nativity. John SlcCann. bro
ther of Kmmctt SIcCnnn. and Frank
Ilukey, of Johnson City, Tenn.. League.
BAT MURRAY IS WINNER
Defeats Maxle Williamson In Wind-
Up at Cambria
Slaxie Williamson substituted for
Jimmy Lavender against Hiittlinc Slur
ray in the star bout nt the Cnmbrla
Club last night nnd the Battler returned
nn easy winner after eight rounds.
Murray won by a wide margin, but
Williamson's sameness was the out
standing feature of the contest.
Johnny Ilnyco won the scmi-finnl
from Joe Hclmnnt, who took Young
DigginV place, in eight rounds. George
Dennj defeated Bill Delnney, Tommy
Gorman outfought Leo Flynn nnd Jim
Baxter walloped Young Singer.
MILAN CUP RACE TODAY
GIBSON IS AMAZED
Says Tendler Poop Sport for Tak
Ing Leonard Forfeit
Saratoga Springs, X. , Aug. 13.
Billy Gibson, mannger of Benny Leon
ard, was amazed when he heard that
Lew Tendler hnd token the titleholder'a
forfeit osb?."000, because the latter failed
in appear or weign in for the hout in
Philadelphia jesterday. following the
accident to the champion's left hand,
which necessitated nn indefinite post
ponement. "Tendler hns shown himself ov thla
action to be sadly lacklug in sportsman
slilp. tb say the least' said Gibson.
"lotake n forfeit from a boxer becoure
of circumstnnccH over which lie had no
control strikes mc ns being the lat word
in poor sportsmanship. If conditions
were reversed Leonard ccrtainlv would
not have claimed Tendlcr's forfeit."
MADDONA MEETS CORRY
IN MATCH RACE TONIGHT
Rorelgn Champs Ride at Drome In
Forty-Mile Event
Vinccnzo Slnddona, the Italian motor
pace champion, has been in a class by
himself in match rnccs nt the Point
Breeze Yelndinmo this season. Hi- lias
won earn of these events in which lie
hns participated in Philadelphia, and
tonight Vim e will mnke nn effort to
capture nnother. He is paired with
Frank t'orry, Australian titleholdcr, in
n forty -mile event.
Tho race will be split in three heats,
the contestant winning two being de
cided a winner. The lir.st bent will bo,
ten miles, the second twenty miles and
if another is necessnry It will be ten
miles.
t'orry already has defeated Clarence
i arman, international champion, and
Jules Suquel, thn Flench titleholdcr,
both nf whom run second in matches
with Slnddona. Tho Australian has a
lot of speed nnd ho may upbet tho dope
aguinst the fleet Italian.
For the first time this season a match
race between motorcjele ilders will he
decided. Kddle Boot nnd Johnny
Schleo. both of whom have been suc
cessful in pacing numerous winners nt
the drome tills ,eur, ore to meet, nnd It
will ho n twn-niit-nf. throe heot affair.
A number of amateur races nnd sev
eral with Class B professional con
testants also hnve been arranged.
Annual Event of Philadelphia Swim
Club to Be Held at Mlquon
The nnnunl 100-ynrd swim for the
Frank J. Slllnn Cup will bo held at
Slirpion this nfternoon. Tho race is
open to members of the Philadelphia
Swimming Club only, and was won by
Robert Greers last year.
Besides the Slllan Cup, which Is a
perpetual trophy, a large silver cup will
lie presented to the winner, nnd smaller
ones to tho Fecond and third men to
finish.
JAP TEAM COMPLETE
Kashlo Arrives In Chicago for Davla
Cup Matches
Chicago, Aug. IK. The line-up of
the Japanese nnd Indian Davis Cup
teams which will compete in the icnil-
J finals of the international matches here
next week wns made complete today
with tho arrival of Scllchiro Kashlo,
third member nf the Jnponese team. Hi
is the utility member of the JnpaneM
team.
The two teams arc practicing dnllj
nnd hot tennis Is expected when they
tukc the field next Thursday. Follow
ing the announcement thnt L. Deano
and A. II. Fy.ee probably will compost
the Indian doubles entry, the four mem
bers of the Indian outfit nre competin?
to determine the singles entrants on the
basis of the intri-tenm competition.
It Is expected that Captain S. M.
Jacob and Slnhoniined Sleem probably
will piny in the two singles matches
scheduled to stnrt Thursday.
Bobby Burman Outpoints Ty Cobb
Atlnntle City, Aug-. 13. Hobb Wurman,
of Phliadelphlu. earned tho decision mer Tr
Colib, nlso of Philadelphia, In ten r until In
the wind-up at tho weekly show of the North
side A, C Sammy Hobtnson best Hobby
Itobtdeau, Young" Joe llrodley scorfd a tech
nical knockout over Joe Lophb hpn ths rsf
oi en stopped tho fiiht In the flrst round.
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