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Hi - EVtttfTNGr PUBLIC LED GEE-PHILA DELPHI A, SATURDAY, AUGUST. 27, 1921
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jGiants Cut Deep Into Pirates' Lead by Taking Fourth Successive Contest from Buccaneers
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WHEN BRAIN SLUMPS
MUSCLES LOSE PUNCH
Mental and Physical Teamwork Required for Success
in Athletic Endeavor Dempscy in Ring Displays
Wonderful Co-ordination Same for Babe Ruth
A.
GIANTS SLIP SKIDS
UNDER PIRA TES AND
SHORTEN THEIR LEAD
Tour Games in a Row Take Wind Out of Sails of Pennant-Chasing
Buccaneers Gibsons Men Helpless
Against Virst-Division Teams
j By rom:kt w. maxwell
SixirU Fdltor llvrnlna- Public I fdrrr
IN BASEBALL, the nmc ns in otlicr sports, there s many n s'lp 'tlt
the hip ami the lip One necr enn tell what will happen, nml the bet
xample of thl is the present scries IWwten the leugiic-lcading Birntes and
tlic ambitious, hard working, sicond-place Wants. In tlneo dajs the men
of John Mc(!rnw hae sllcul a pcifectl good lead of scen and one-half games
to three and one-half, with a i h.uice to make It worse than that toda. In
other words, Bltt-burgh strolled uonelin'atitl into New Yoik on Tuesday and
now Is staggering around waiting for Fomebodj to count up to ten.
The flop of the Pirates find the spurt of the (Hants an the two sensa
tions in baseball this week Nobod cir etpeited it The (iiants had n lough
time with St. Louie and Cincinnati n'so took a fall out of thorn Whl.e this
was going on (ilbnn s athletic smeared our Phils for four out of lie and
copped two out of tin re from lloston The. had lost but two games on the
trip, had a big lead and confident! expected to itureuc It in New lork.
Then i aine the startlitu upjet in the well-known and often-mentioned
dope Instead of taking it on the hip or doing a nose dive, the (Hants sud
denly lea'ued the were pennant contenders ami stepped right out and
ocked the gent", who were handed the gonfalon a month ago The took
1 both mils of a double-hoder and two single contests making the total four
up and one to go The ools a lot of ten in out of the Cu-nlrs and injected
some confidence into thcmel(s That uuksuie. pipP'O fueling has oozed out
of the league leaders anil no one can predut whm t1 e slump will end They
certalnlj are on the skids, but. with n three an 1 i n- half game lead, line
n cham'e to rei.uir If the win t ida the will le four and one-half In
.front, and ull the hae to do tlnn is pa Bnmkljn
Todi l'ittlurgh hn n total of 70 u tines and -J." defiat. but mwt
of the wrtories were win I mer the econd division i labs The Pirates
can't do much with the lmdirs To date me fil gamis lime been plned
Tvith the Huston ltrooklu and N't r'i i ubs and the percentage is 171
This means ther wcr. L'l ami loit " gain' The gland pciccutage of the
club Is t"Js woich sh. how kind the s'niiid division untoitunntcs tunt.il
them, Weie it not for St I.ooic Cincinnati, ( hicago and the Phils the
IMrates neer wou'd le in front lloweci, there must be some rtason f.u
ceo ml division clubs
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STILL, it must be remembered that ball ilubi arc likely to ilump
at the MOf ujiripretiil timet, nml turh M t'tc ease irith the
Pirate'. They haie been going stioiig, 11111111113 a lot 0 puriirs, had
all tin- confidence in the uorld and stepp'd into a ciucml eurs.
Ins'rad of umnq to the height' thru foozled and flopped. Four de
feati iti u roic at thu itaye of the met u jtriouj
Giants Have a Great Qub
TWO vears ago Cincinnati was up agiui'-t the same proposition They
were leading in the pennant race w.th the limits loe behind, nnd three
double-leaders were to be laul in A row There was considerable Interest
in the games and it was fnc'v predlcte 1 that Pat Moran would leave the
big town in second plnce lloweer, the Beds won the fiut two games and
lost the net prir. That made It ait even for the set. with two more to go
These two 11ml battles were fought harder tl in games in a World Series.
Cincinnati (arr.-d the attmk to the Cothamites and took both games Ilits
perles vlrtiiall (Inched the pennant for Moran. nnd it would be indeed strange
If McGraw should do the same thing two .eirs later No mittti what hap
pens, he certalnl put .1 11 imp " Pittsburgh and made the race more In
""tcrcstlng , With additional confidence tl e fjinnti wi'l be hard to bent The have a
t great ball club, with Kcll. Bawling. Bancroft and Friieh In the infie'd,
and Young, Mendel and t.euige Bui 11s 111 the outheld 'Ihe plti hers ar min
CJthrough in.bdter shape nnd the intilurs are nbiut the be-t in the in nit
"The club hasn't conslih red it-elf seilousl before and now will go out mil
Smake some tiouble. After Pittsbi.rgh leai"j the Cab-, will bo there for a
Sflbort scries-, and this should be ens Ewibod) is taking a sock at Chicago
Sand boosting their tcrtei.tngo figures
5 Pittsburgh has all the wor-t of it until they leave for home Brooklyn
t cornea next, nnd the Dodgers are not an easy club to beat. Bobin-on has
S-hls pitchers working on all twilw uud the otlur number-, of the uh are
S doing better The. will take spetial dt light in winning from the ' steruvrb
Sand make it eas for New ork The probably rtniembtr how kind the
"Giants were to them in 11)10
5 This is the first time this season that there has been nnv doubt as to the
winner In the National League deiby. Of course, If the Piratu win today
Sand increase their lead to four and ont-ln'f games there wont be n ueh
'"rooni to dope the (Hunts as pennant contendeis Hut if New York wins and
t, the lead is only two nnd one-half box scores it will be something ele again
5 Chicago slwuld lose a majorit of the game-, and the changes aie I'.rokln
"!will hop on the demora'Ized (Jlbsunltes btfore tbt j get both feet bad. on the
, (round.
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r TJTHII.n thu battle 11 going on, the American League rare is ai tight
', ff and as close at rier. Clricland still is leading hy a nairoic
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QUALIFIES AS
AN AGRQST0L0G1ST
mnrpin leiausa of a actory over Waihinyton.
Uilroit, but everybody s doing it now.
The lau'.j soi ked
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Fifteen-Year-Old Golfer Steps Out
1I7HEX the president of n big -to. 1 rorporation steps on to the g.f links
JL ' ,nc enddies gtnerill snhkir nt n lot of bun shots and a giud time Is
1 bad by all tho-,e present who will noor he prosl lent of anything Some
friend nlwas sus at the finish, "As a great golfi r I will still think of ou
Fun great steel magnate."
But not so when Kugene Onto, president of the Bethlehem Steel Com-
pany, pln.s golf lie is a wonderful pin or Alo his fifteen-; oar-o'd son,
J. Charles Which makes it unanimous in that family.
Morrie Taliaan pio at Wl,iti.n.rsh uiu nttent to this JIo lins returned
-j to the club after an injurv t 1 hi- nose and was hankirlng for a game of golf
K last week The (iraoe fimil. here fir a isir obliged
j Mr Urac(. reeled off a !'.." for the tirst nine, one under pir He had
tl two birds going out before Talmnn km w what It was all about, and Pillm
'! Charles was- stkktng right with the parade The iron and steel magnate
V. ought to be good with his irons, nnd he is He finished with a "1 Ta'mnn
nnd a i.i Jne remarKaole performance, liowevir, vns tiiat of oung l hnrle,
ook
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! Eugene Crnre Out 1 ." 3 4 -5 4 i .'! -Vj In 4 0 .' 1 4 n .'I .1 . .'.) Tt
v Morlc Talman Out I 1 .' .", 4 15 ." 4 .'! -SO In 4 tl :t 7, 1 1 W U r .'ifl "
S One of the toughest courses to oro m In the wi'ds of New .lersoj is
b that at Cape Mav Seashore n,inses g. rmni'l require n iiffiifnt brand of
0 coif from that placd lnluud, and tins j- true at ape Ma You hue got
P to play fine golt to break an reionls ami tne dufT. is ire genira'l rolling
4 all oor the plnie like some ( f the -.ill' r th it drop 1 (I at ( njo Ma to rest no
This was th bt.ige whuh V N Mono, 1 niw r-ity of Penns Iwmin
E Football Committee, ihose in whbh to tr 01 t some if his choice golf shots
,Nobod oier mcusid him of be ng tin bi st gr'fir in the world, either.
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IUfilV;., hit card:
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M IU ' itii. ' iiiui imitr iiiiviinuv., " i 1 1 , -1 n j v nu j 1111 VM
H lrho turned this real championship course In onlv Si strokes Take a lor
h Charles Grace Out 4 r " 7, 1 ." 7, 1 11 la 7, 0 1 1 ." 7, 1 .-, 7, ?,-
First Phila. Pro Nurses Gulph
Mills Golf Groons From "War
Pastime" to Health
LINKS NOW GREAT TEST
By SANDY McNIBLICK
"Wlint'a the best golf course
Philadelphia?"
That's n fiuestion wrapped about the
cars of Mar players In the district and
the enthusiasts who get around u lot,
nt eer sess on of the golfers. Its
a iiueitlon that depends mostl on per
sonal opinion and is nenrly alwajjw
answered acLonlmg to that persona
nbillt to pin u certain (ourse.
It can't cer bo truly nnswered, be
cause uer course has its dlffeient fea
tures. But the erdiit is more and more
sun 1 swinging around to Gulidi Mills
Strangel) enough, this is one' of the
newut courses of the district and,
therefoie. the least kiumn.
But 110 golfer has to pin. tliere a
siloiuI time to beiomo ionlntcd that
it has suddenl jiimpid to the fionl
not onl ns one of the best golf test
In Philadelhia. but also in the East
It has e or. thine, from sicnic beaut,
n.ituial adnptnbilit. turf and things,
down to the last Ust, the la -out ami
till. MllOtS.
Bight now nearl eer coure is
be-et with gieens tioubles. The fore
most cour-es, in pnrtKiilar. Iitnl tlie
pin spaces lunkkd with ciab or fall
grass. Some were bnktd out in the
dr spell nnd hne not ie.oered.
The Miracle
But this Is not the ca-e at Gulph
Mills And "a niiiacle bus Uoti per
formed then, b none othu tlniii .lohn
Bud, the Inst professional in the Pluln
ueipi.1.1 dislili t, and one of tue lust
tii golf tutois to uiiiW in tills lountr.
tiulph Mills was slaitul about four
.iis ago b toit mui biiiiKliing ofl. of
"at Diuids and gioupmg with some of
thoce troin Merion The idea was to
build u championship unirn and this
was done in ier paituu'ui. Along
ami' the war, howocr, and twuit of
tlie touudi.rs weie called to aims
A hast muting was held and the
question was whether to let the couisu
ho Idle, keen the faiia 01 the greens
The fair u. s had it and the greens were
lett to glow lank, whuh the did with
enthusiasm
This Is lie a the stoiy gois, nt
least, and it is addid that tin- greens
(ontjined too niuih ihi in the lit st
p aie. After tlie war tLo grienu looked
like bannn 1 forests
Members nf the lub went to the work
of renoating the turt of the gieens
with a will nfter the war and heroic
voik was done 'asf jenr But expen
ments n'ded little, it is said, and it
was tinall tli nlcil to Imjiort tne nrsi
piofossionnl the 1 lub has had. An
agrostologi-t was neuled
Beid was sent for not onlv a fine
plaer in his dii. but one of the lead
mg'teai ho-s and .1 past master nt course
oomtriK tion and upkup The greens
he built at (.nenwnh aie said to be
am nig the tinist in tlie (ounti..
Biid itinie n. tin ilub in April this
oar. and m four mouths under adeise
weather (oiiditions he has traiisfoimel
the greens at t'.ulph Mills tt mil sm
mgl ho'iiliss to most piomising put-
I'hc turf ..... 1 .i
The rank and "poison crass has all
been iemoe.l and the health grass is
If mlng nh'ii: "t wondeiful speed He
I In- gim them all the attuitloii of his
I thirtv ears' epeiiime
Keen tirf at n
P.or gnen has been "woivIm! seven
times undei Ins supr Ision. nrd ecr
tine triik of the art of greonskeeping has
1hmi usul. 'Ihe result has been worth
1"'" ., ,
In-tond of whit was called a lock
road to Dublin" last jcu. the dub
wPl boast of s iiu" of our luu st giei in in
niiothu loupleof months, it is hopnl.
Thre Is a lot of discussion as to
w'uih is the best hole ut Gulph Mills.
All agree tie se nteentlt is about tilt
finfst two-hottrr In town. Some wi'l
jiraise mon sm h hobs as the s(pond,
tl ird aid fif'li, while some like b-t
.1,,. Kivrli. seenth and eigl th An-
ther llkn tl'1 eliontli and twelfth
best, while still nnotln r otes fm the
fourteinth nnd fiftenth
' Poppcock " stated one veteran tho
other dnv. ' 'lhe'ie all good."
'lhen's neer been n tournament
tin re but S W Sargent holds the low
mark of the coin so with a 10
Some of the more intlmsinstlc pln.ers
nt the 1 lub nie John Maxwell, George
il'ilr C A Munn, .1 W. Comorse,
r T'lkins George Brooks, Dr S
II UirneC. W nnd T Truxton Hnre
1 Jol n IInre, J Kiarsle Mitdiillnnd
i.f tin ladies, Mrs G S. Miin-ou 111
tuir'loul ir
1 B I' Gilfliths and J Weston Illbbs
nao liken miiM Inmost in the gioeiH
woik fi m the si ait and nre gnall
I P -; ni'ib'o tor the 1 mlnence of the
I course 111 local elides today
AND THEN HE GAVE UP GOLF
I TMRcVcVrl I MA fo l. ouR, I 5ET R Thc Drwc I
n VS.' Ji " J-A. w. A
V -li-, T AM.Milllll-.'lCU:""C-s!H -. -"
Ttic mmoitiom T v ,tjl k o t$yS -kSA. SS 1
SrttS' ife T IT' 0S) Sunday Q
f'YdMf ' I s JrW 0BMtfJ6
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1 nj X5 xry s s.'fli Wmm - 7
-- NO TrtGN AND TrJCRB mn lv. fbL
t-i ..! n. T TrA... ImJ
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By OBANTLAN1) KICK
THE slogan of the National League think of aiithlng else when he 1. .
for tlm Inst (ow onrs Reemft to be '"S 'mill. "e tr
3 TEAMS TIED FOR
s
BU
AL LEAD
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
Club
ritMnirth.
New ork
1 HoMuii .
- st Ij.ul,
. . llrooUtyn
and Fox Motor ; inrinnuti
1 nir.T
Hohlfeld, Ivins
Have Not Lost a Single
Game in Final Series
TO HURRY UP SCHEDULE
With three teams tietl in the tlnnl
serii s of the Industrial Amateur Base
ball League, the fans nre excited oer
the outcome of the concluding games
Hohlfeld, Ivlns and Pox Motor nre
t to meet defeat. Hohlfeld won the
fust series, Iins wns successful in
the second nnd man nre of the opinion
that Pox Motor is destined to cop the
third
In ordei that the elimination series
ma start on time, a meeting wns held
last cuMiing nt which time a complete
chance in the schedule wns effected and
twilight gimis will be pla.cd in ord'r
that the regular laout ot ooniesis win
got under wnv on Saturday, September I
17, anil terminate on the following
Saturd.i ns the league has named ,
Snturdn, October 1. ns the date tor
the annual tratk and field meet nt
Northenst Manual grounds at Twmt
ninth an I Someiset streets.
This afti moon's laoiit of games
brines together Hohlfeld nnd Supplee
Biddle on the former's" groiinds.-nnd the
hardwaie bos aie out to ellminnte the
towil nnkeis ns a cnutendcr in the
tinnl series. A defeat will turn the
triik It Is one of the two bl-r con
tests nf the dnv Thornton-Puller and
General Elictric clash on the lieires
field and the other game is between
Ivins and Art Loom Mills It is the
first homo contest of the latter concern
since joining the league
The liague lti nisi) iem ns inuors,..
mont to a game to be p'ned on next
Tuesdn p cuing nt the Hohlfeld
grounds at Broad street and Mlegheny
Aenuo b'tween thnt team and J. ol J
Doh-on The Hohlfeld mnnagenK nt Ins
paid all expenses ini hiding those of
the itdtlng team nnd the entlio pro
ceeds will be turned oer to tho Sannr
ltnn Hospital. It is hoped that one ot
the lirg-st einwMs of the season will
nttend in order to help this worthy
caue. 'Ihe complete schedule with the
new twilight dates- follows;
V...1n-scla Am.-Jt .11 .niriil R etrlc
nt Art Iiorn Jltll- Kix Mil 1 nt llohlfull
Iln nt Thointnn-ru ler
silurhv 1 ntemLor 0 l'ox M'lor l
Ivlns Sjnntn. Ill tile it AH loom Mlllf
IInb!f"lil t Thorntnn-I u 10'.
Wn.lnraits S"Utcmbfr i
i nins Onernl nifetrlo at
HnhlMit nt Art lxiem Mills
Miiuriln Srroemlior to rt 1 oern Mill
nt Tox Motor HnhlMfl at ij i-rU I.lccli'c
Thurnton-Kuller nt S ilip' I' J II
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f lul
fir rl iml
N lirk
VI ifthlnilon
st. I.iuU
lliistnn .
Drtrolt .,
( lilmirn.
Athletics
NATION, , I.UniT,
o.i lost I','" Mn I nr
7l 4t .1138 .1531 .CIl
7 fill ,l7 Willi ."!
. Ct 3 .111 .R" .n
fit m ,45 .r.ji) .n:t
m no u .m .boh
B-. t.7 .4M .I' .447
, t. .HI Its. .430
40 8? .3.'H .33J .3JJ
AMPnu.N 1. i:tii 1:
M011 lxist I'l. w !nw
7t 4a .017 .ti'o .nil
: 15 .nil nm .am
11 . . fl AS . ."K .3
ni ri .'.o .ios .sno
M 02 ,47rt .471 .471
ns ni .tn ,47'j ,tni
.... St flH .411 41S .430
41 7 .301 .367 .33S
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
n tkin i. 1.1: r.vi:
C!nlnnntl. 7i I'MH'es, 2.
New nt1, ! l'ltlslinrqli, 1,
St. lxnils, Oi Iloston. "t.
CIiIciiko. 12! IlrooKWn.
3.
about this, lr.. tb wit "A pennant
for every town 111 time."
Boston won lti 10H, Philadelphia In
1015. Brookbn in 1111(1, New York In
11117, Chicago in V.M8, Cincinnati in
miO and Brookbn asaln IK, 1H20. Now
with Pittsburgh in the net of blowing
herself to the esteemed cheesecloth, Hi.
I Louis 1h tlie onl Nutlonnl League city
that hasn't collectid Its tdiure of the
glory. If tliere is 1111 tiling whntsocver
in the "turn about" theory, the Car
dinnla nre due to burn tin the highway
net enr nnd make It a clcnn sweep
through nil eight towns.
TI10 Winning Quality
t'fW'OU nay thnt co-ordination Is one
X of the winning qualities," com
ment!) L. (L !'. "Just what Is it, nti -wn?"
Co-ordination, as we understand it In
simple lnnguage, Is motel tenm pin
between mind and muscle.
Colonel Kochler, of Wist Point, will
tell ,ou that co-oidinntlou eteiclses, or
double-action cnlisthenlcs that require
mental concentration, utc the most Im
portant of tlie lot,
Thnt is wli such concentrntie tpes
of golfers ns Walter Trnvis. .lerr.
Trnver.s ami Jim Buriies, taking three
loading exnmplis. lise to suth heights.
The liad lo-ordluatlon to n rare de
gree. I 'Ihe same npplles to Jack Dtmpey.
Dempscy in the ring has wonderful
I team pla bitween mind nnd muscle. He
isn't thinking In three or four tent
tercd directions wlieu he s turts 11 blow.
His entire mental macliinei is uncK ot
- 'tho punih.
Frankford Football Eleven Will Whijh chains; rj " M
big Hop at sport.
Basis of Slalcncss
TALCNKSS, ns Bill Tilden pointed
DALE IS CAPTAIN
OF YELLOWJACKETS
Hold First Practice of tho
Season on Sopt. 10
s,j;
out a few da 8 ngo, is inigciy n
ntilnl ilnfppfr
HOWARD BOWKER MANAGER. The mental machinery begins tr .sag
BI tl Ull cu-ui ilium."" hs ..-. .
Which Is why n wiary plaer Is usuall
n number of kilometers off his stride.
There is no drhlng force of the mind
or brnln to direct the muscular Hstciu.
f(Wll.i" Lo unR p'Pcllnir Jess W111..4
after the manner of n tinnthe n i.Iibf1'
nn . he wasn't wonde "R S "'
illnrcl wns too big or too iT,J '?''
ns Intently and enrne 'S'
an opening thioiigh ,iili l K f?r
ook left to tho Vod" II, T
Wcd'Teria" ' t0"",cr on "'" tt
wm dtimTra'tt ",
Low to do this nniHi'ow ,rjt todo'ft
The Case of "Bnbo" Bulh
RSJJin"01, mlj' ""JiH lIle Wa el
" bitting home runs, but ). .i
;.ndferstands the knack of thfs &
ttj. grips one w a, . , , l' " icJ
nndknows thde wajs ar'e Z ri&
All 1... t ...
,1. i ". . ';". tllPn " io follow
en,;dlet,r:a",WtI,0"tthlttln
-Si.'
plrt riMllo
"ox Motor:
AMI'.ltH'AN l.lUdlT
?.. IrtiK 7, Athlctlm, 2.
Ilo..ton, (It i hlc'ito 4.
(IpMlnncI, Ol Wiisl'InEtnn. .1.
Nov lorU. 10: Detroit, 2,
AMrnir v Af--oci tion
PnlnmliitH Kt tllu niillPP. t
MlnnrniHills 111 Inillnnnenll, 10.
K ip .-!! Cits-. 71 T loilo. 0.
l)iilsllh.. 2i s,t. Paul, 1.
sot'iiir.KN AssonvTinv
AlnhUr. Ot Utile Iterlt, 0 (first dime.
Utile ItOfll, 2i Inlille 1 (seronil K inir)
lllrmlnchiiin I0i rlinttnnaaci. i
Atlimtn. 4. Nnslixlllo 3.
McmphlH, 3. f Orlciins. 2.
i:asti:kn i.iinvr.
WorersUr. Ui ltrlilne isnrt 1
Sm llnrii. fii tliriroril, 3.
I'ltt-flrlil 111 Allmii 4
hprlnirnclil. 13: Wntrrbury. 3.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NTinvi. i.mr.LK
Clnrlnnntl ut I'lillmlrllilitn.
l'lttsliurch nt Nen nrk.
M, I mils nl llnstnn.
Clilrnirn at llroiikln.
AMP.rtirw i.K(.i e
Athletic nt Pt. 1-otiln.
llciKnii .11 I 111. Kkll.
aiililiiEtmi nt rierplnnil.
New Acrk nt Ilclrolt.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
nr.ii'i.Ts or iTiamv
llun" i'o, "l Jirne C It . 1.
Tnroiitn, li Nrw.irk. .1.
ll.ilUnioro. 7, sririiw fl.
Uorhcutrr, S" Hemline, 7.
SCIIP.III I.P. 10U TODAY
llnltlinnro at lliitTalo.
Jcrspj fit nt Itnclictrr
Newark ut sjrinii-e
Itcrillnc nt Tornnto.
.TNT)1N0 OP Till". Cl.rilt
AV. I.. P ". '. T. P r.
Itilio 101 .11 ." Nemrk SI 7H .1011
llnirnlo. . Ht Jl .1110 sr.ruse. SI KO .VIJ
Terent... -.', Wl .-.00 I fltr. . 4H JjO 37",
IloilitKtrr. 71 B.) .31.' Itrullnir. I H7 .Hi
Wrlglcy Buys Coast Club
Chic mo. Aim 27 -Wllllnm VrllP Tr ,
nr nclpil -forkholder In the t'hlrnco rsiitionsl
Tannin flub hs U.uKht tlio Is Anclf
Club of the Paelllo Coist IriBUe, from
Tohn 1" Ponem.
SCHEDULES OF LITTLE LEAGUE
AND SEMI-PRO BALL TEAMS
MONTGOMHUY TO! TY I.I AOtT.
oM rton nt tlovlentnwn i h. -tnut Hill nt
I.ariPl In Amblnr at i on"hih i ken
pun nvt.PHTA si nt iiiiAV i.rvotR
niriM" nt Htttborn Sc uthamelnn nt
"nJnioir Willow Oroe m loll ai.hln
INPUSinlAI. AM XT I ' It I KAOl B
Ilnhlfell nrn i mnri
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Boots and Saddle
Amateur Sports
Tlie Splnawa for tw .-enr old fil-
'lies, the feature nt the Spa todn
ft brings together six hl",h-.'ii s mu-
t- utern. Ini lmllllflr the i hit n'.l.in rf the
Went The Montfort Imies .1 mht. r
of Peter Quince should win all the wa
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.Hn.iM.la f'nli.M.lt. Inn.. m.iiI ( i 1 1 l ,1 ...
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" appear to be the contenders
S Horses will nlaie.l in other ineis nre
H First, Tan II St Isidore Scottish
PChlef, bpcond lloudini B l.ert llliir,
5Fllnir Scout fmrth Bxterminntor,
HTellow Hind Mod Hitter, fifth. Tom
SDIcTngKart, Birnfe Mc(!ee Snjcit
5 sixth, lltvetl Belle, Sweep, l.'arly
3 Bird.
h At Mentreal First ra e. fiallou- '
EJBerry, Optimism I.uri, second. I.ndv
glone, Mrn-k (larner Biothtr Mi I.enn ,
Kthlrd. riliiK 1'ord Chi f S,.oiiHur,
SWItch Tlower fourth Hlhlur, Lads
STOTe. Link B fifth Mn.lcp I' 'lath.
Bttir Bea'm. sixth, rireworth I'oint to
jjPolnt, Fly Home kiwiIii, Trhkiter II,
fe Little Sand, Siiiiduiis.
?At Wlndmir
.Oi First raie Prank Shniinon, Boctiti,
? Carson: second Sliu Aduins '1 ulnne,
II. vplr... -Vlf, ll.lr.l Ai.i.l.t .lnil. tlnrr
'umnie
lifth
BvKono Bays, Ineoit, Adonis, sixth,
Mlilnleht Sun. (Borla Trance. I urhe
low; scenth, Little Bd, Binivoleut,
Bribed otcr
distribute.!
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SXlurgOTllo, Anticipate, fourth. Co
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(.wry 10 paining o( jr iq uuropa.
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liberty Sljrs a flmi-clnsi c . or. .1 tm
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yoir old teani wurtji turn.H with & iiftu-r"-
I itut ' hm of the mirnu .ul.u.r uith brroun In
h liuikhnrdt J.'ll Nortb Menieenth tniet
Wimhlniitnn htiirs. u trlltni ttmm ...,.
to bonli guinea with i.l Itt.lH-. clubn j
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Uktoo l'ro hit, a n nnlwr of ..en dsis
fir tlrl clHsu hung lum J Hufcun I'ija
liurf r street
Piirj's htur. u tlnn km leorn hu 1. . w
un Hten for any trawiln.- oluba J Kai
17.11 lluner ilrm
uhurn Pros baa tidnv ni 1 1 .morrow oin
awu A ltnUka T lepi n J.Uino . rnsi
. P. A. M.. of Mouth Pill ly. li ddiiraua
of bnoklr.tr itamea with homo tuama W
ItuUclt, 139T Uouth Ninth atnat.
the Bjiti.. lin .11 11. .Hint in, to run
fir .i la '.I "' nrivnm ir tn in ira
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mnn BS Vraln at JIM -
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H iry'n. lelnrl.rnk .prin.nty vb tho I I.ambriiu
1 ' 11 ' r of ill. r ,nt si- I era ton., m 1 t 1 ,,, i,aVAH13 fnt N r5 ' ,'OUI'
1 , 1, , J.r HIUKU.x ha I 11HI anal 1 ' ' Ht Morton t lftn Hclthts at
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rn r
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Th. ern'mrr lerin.ent H fir th. avmpiitbef in
riputieuta, wbo tt.iiiK tu alart him a toupla
up
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Newspaper Nines to Clash
Ph'lndo1ph!n Profe-sl. nali nt A-hurs Pirlt
Corlle f'lub at Twi ntletii Century Club,
Ti.entv Nlith TnJ Moist 1 stroeta
1 Inlrmont A A nt Coiithvnrk Houfe
Mens C luh Mead w at 1 Mifflin aireetK
Mimhaltan A C at rrien A A Third
und llerlin Mreela
llrewn Instrument C nipany at Hainmon
ton s- .1
PI lahr Illoomer Oltln nt Knlnoton A
C PronUfor.l aenne nn I Uorkn utroot.
Mo'roae, of Atlartli, 1 II at Maya J.ana-
fr.tr
olllnrtiwnod nt Aiilnl-n S J
I.i.uU Wal'htr Comptn it Mnrcnrrittft
Terri 1 lie nenn. and N atrewi
Iiro ldn Hojal fllnnta nt Plttrflnlil Afnai
Cuban Hlnt nt llldurny Ni v York City
No. York Illoom.t (J rla at Monmouth.
of Oloucistor at 'I P M Ht Donovan 4
Anratruiitf, l'lfiy-clahth and Walnut atrtctn,
U IS P M
I.lt ilrnih'rs at IIIIMalc, Plfth and Main
Htreots Daibv
Sl'NIiKY (IAMES
IlronUljn rtoial Uliinti, nt I'Ueu N Y
Cuban Hlaia ut l.iiiiun O il Nv York
'... ...I. lllnoiTior lllrlr. it iLhbtni2ti n
lle'llel.l nt .Shinihun Puityulchth und
Ilt.iv.ti i-ireet
SI II A nt hbenin.lonh
ItoDeHtrtl J'rofenalonalH at Cenrfleld
H Iriletn and Cleirfle.d iineta
I',tui.nul;ln and llader A (. at Meliouo.
Inlrt Pirk rVtlantb llty doublo header
I'rllaUblphla l'rufenslui.ulH ut Un llranch
.Soith plillllej at Ilrldesbjra-. Hrlitol, Pa
1. run i.l ItOLkdaV i, ..n III Jillrj l'a
lwii iik inul't 11 ..t 1 .ninj Public la.dr
liimi 11 Hull l'ark Slum Itoud and I'nruh
a r, e
Hhi kutono Jr at bitred Heart Cadeta,
rul.r.ud and 1)1. klim 111 ftri-vi
Yesterday s Local Scores
Frankford is all bet up ocr the
cnmlnt; football s(.non nnd the pros
pects nte exceediiiKly bright for tho
most iiiccessful ellHotl in tlie history
of the Yellow jncketH. Bast year the
team came to the fore with n rush,
especinll nfter the (jnine nt the l'hllltr-"
ball park when thev nlmost beat the
irnck PhoenitIlle ncciecntlon.
The Board of Dliectors hns held
peeral ineeliiiKs nt which plans tor
the enr have been mapped out and it
announces that (leoige Johnson will be
In full chnrse of the club and will de
ote his entire attention to tlie Yellow -jackets.
Johnson has met wonderful
Mictcss nt Northeast Manual, Buckneli
and CiettMitir7 and lius pirfected nov
el ill new plas that lie will spring this
season.
Of (special interest Is tlie selection
of Frank Dale, the track guard, who
has been tunned as captain. Bale also
Balned fit-nul honors In the gnmc
ncalnst Bhncnilllc last jcar. He
was one of the plnjeis on the old
I'nlted States Marine eleven. The first
pinetice of the season lias been cnlled
for Snturdn , September 10.
Boh I.awhon, scout uud (,'enernl sti
penisor, announces thnt a number of
new plnors hae been secured b Mnn
aEtr Howard Bow her. who is again nt
the helm, nnd the big ciiiliron 011
Biown's Field, (jNfoid pike, is being
lolhd nnd put in firHt-clnss condition
Carpenters are 11K0 engaged in doubling
the suiting cnpnclt and room will be
had for nt least ."000 spectators.
'Ihe pei sonnet of the club is et un
ceitnin, but nil of last ear'a plaeis
will be back in billow jackets uniform
Tho team in in chnrge of Shop Bo.le,
pitsldent; Bert I.e., vice president;
Bill lln.is, ncietarv; John Brown,
trensuiir: Iloward Bowkcr, nianngei.
and Bob l.'iwsoii, business manager and
scout.
GAME ENDS IN ROW
Unsatisfactory Conclusion Marks
Oobson-North Phlllie Contest
Tho Norlh I'hilllc-Dohson linsebnlt
Kline nt 'I hlit -fifth Ntreet and Queen
Iniio ended nbruptly and unsatisfac
tonly last evening when one of the um
pires, inunngeis, plners and Hpeitntois
itigaged in a free-for-all. The trou
bli arose over a dispute regarding the
number of bases awarded by Umpire
(Crook's when the North Phillies Mnged
a ninth-Inning rally.
The ciowd hud encroached the pin -ing
spate and the visitors weie of the
opinion that the should have received
mure bases than allowed for n couple of
'Xtiu hits whlfh nriv hno won the
gnme Manager Belfsiidcr, of the
l'hlls, piotested nnd nftrr a heated de
bate, in which many pniticipated, Um
pho Crooks puiuhed Budiness Mnnngcr
llllain lilenson ot tlio visiting team.
Dobson adherents claim that the of
ficial wan tho first to bo struck. In n
few moments phiers, spectators und
officials were ingnged In n geuernl mix
up. At the stmt nf the ninth the score
was Dobson -1, North l'hlls 1. The
hitter had two runs ncross and ever
(lumen of winning nut when the melee
stnrted. Umpire Ilarr Adams then
tnlled the game, the score 1 everting to
the eighth with Dobson , North Phil
lies 1
I)cmpsc's Sucrcss
PABT of Dcmpsey's great co-ordlnn-tlon
iH due to his lovo of the ring
game. It could never occur to him to
the
his
If llC Is ritltt-UCKsOit l, ,!.... , ,. ,.
u. '7 '" nnothcr notch in the ham i
of the old mate.
The man who pla.vs a g4mo C1I can
conicntrnto more e.isll than the man
who doesn t phy well S0 quite n
iiumher me In the same boat with tK
Buttcrscotchmen In "Da nnd tlie
tJoblin " The Butterscotchinen couldn't
run fast until thev got hot, and tbej
never got hot until the inn fast. A
large tntrv lilt enn't concentrate be
cnuso thev don't play well and th;
don't piny welt because they can't
concentrate. This leave them In a
highly technical position between
C'linij bills and tlio deep hhio devil.
Which is nierel nnother reason by
they are so few at the top
Jimmy Collins, Bill Bradley, Arthur
Devlin ind now theie Is Frank Frlch
to complete the n.uurtet of "Greatest
Third Basemen." If not tills beaujn.
b the end of 11)22.
CovjrioM, 1011 All rlffhfj restntd.
iPAWLINGTROPHY iCORNELL TO HAVE
AT STAKE TODAY BIGGHDSWM)
Paul Magee, Camden Swimmer,
Will Defend Cup at Miquon
This Afternoon
Gil
Dobio Viill Start Football
Activities at Ithaca on
September 12
Bnul V. Magee, the sterling lnng-dls-tnnce
swimmer, who holds the ieoiBC
V Bawling Berpetunl Trophy, will de
fend his honors against a held of high
class performers in the annual race lor
tlie cup at Miniion this nfternoon.
Magee, who represents the Camden
American Legion, has captured tin.
event for the Inst two cars and in BU.i.
with a strong current helping him to
nnvlgate the wateiN of the Sohuvlkill,
Ret the record for the five-mile raie.
Bast ear Magee tried hard to better
his own record, but due to n lack of
real competition nnd the stillniss of the
wnter he was unab'e to do so, He will
mnko nnother try today.
Several out-of-town stars will give
the cup-holder all the competition he
deslies. Any one of nine mermen hail
ing from cities other thnii Fhill is linble
to prove so strong that the Bawling
Cup will lenvo locnl troph cases at
the end of the grind.
Duke Bheilng do Ol Muttos, of Brazil,
who competed in the ten-mile national
championship rare, held fiom this city
to Biverton, N. J., but failed to place,
lins enteied for todn. 's tlnssle. Ol
Mnttos occupies n lilgli pinnncle in
South American athletic circles. He is
expected to put in n btrong bid for the
cup.
Other stellar pel formers nro Benja
min Beln8, of tho American Bed Cioss
I.ife-Sning Corps, Boston; Bwnld A.
Wildforstcr. of tho New York Athfetlc
Club: Bd Thntcher, of Boehlliu'. N. J. .
Jimmy (Jilthn of the Brookline Swim-
Ifliacn. N. Y., Aug. 27. Upward ol
100 candidates for tho Cornell football
tenm nre expected to tcport nt Schocll
kopf Field on September 12. the date
selu ted bv Head Coach Ollmour Bobie
for the opening of gridiron nctlvitlM at
Ithnca.
The Athletic Association has sent out
n summons to evciy student known to
be n football prospect.
This will be Dobie's second year st
Cornell, lie should hove a larger fquad
to woik with than thnt of last sea"on
and man of the plniis will have, the
advantage of one c.u's grounding in
the Dobie sjbteni.
Mr. Dobio will have two assistant,
Bay Hunt, who huved as aslitant
coach heie last fall, and Clyde Marer,
t iptnin of last jeai's ilevtu and tight
hnlfliiik on the vaislt for two jcars.
In the first two weeks' practice, I'mil
l.i kit'., the finshiiinii loach, will also
help out in the pi(llminnry tralnicj
of the varsity squad.
The most impoitiint home games will
he those with Colgate nnd Dartmouth
The Colgnte game falls In the week of
tho inauguiation of Livingston Knrrnnd
as Cornell's new pii&idcnt. At thl
sumo time the College of Architecture
is to (clebrnte its fiftieth anniversary,
nnd finally Satuiday the 22d will bo I
sort of. full nlumnl reunion day.
Tlie complete schedule follows:
October 1, St llonmeniuro At Ilhira. Oo
tttir S. Hochexter ut Ith. a, October II
V',lorii llenfr.. nl liuca ncinDfr '. wi1
Jimmy (iilllin ol the liroo tllne Sw ,. -- V)c.XV".o J). rniclmh; .j
ming Club, of Mnssa.husetts, nnd Vin-' lthi.en Ni ember r. i ..lumbu m X
cent Jnggnrd and Haiohl Blverson, of J'"''1'
Nonmt.r 1 SrrinKflld Train i
-t Ithncn StjVfiubcr i'l (Thanki-
)a) Pmiiah inli at I'lillaaeipnia
3
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Tmothj I ',,,,iiro uh Ilaplln at Imvei-
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initl n l'r''.'h ItVfnrti e.l lit St Allwli
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MEALYJRJMS MULLIN
Has Opponent Groggy In Lost Three
Rounds of Cambria Wind-Up
Johnii Meal and Bddln Mil II in
swapped punches in the tight-round
wind-up nt the Cambria A. C. lust eve
nlng and at the conclusion of eight tor-
lid sessions Johnii wns declined (he
winner b n fair mnrgln. The going
was fast fiom tho opening bell. Mealy
stored heavily with the use of a stiff
jnh am' had his opponent groggy in the
lust time rounds.
Tmiini Gorman won the decision over
Btldie Cuvanaugh, while Willie McOov
ern besttd I'ut Been, Two other nuin
bcrs on tlio program were abbreviated
nffniis Bub Fltzsinimons' finished Jaik
WiriiLr hi tlie opening sess;ioii nnd
.Ilium MiDoiinld sent Kid Dale tu
(Innuilaiid in the third
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Traymore Plays at Haverford
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NATIONAL ir.Miri: pauk
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PHILLIES vs. CINCINNATI
HEATH AT tU'ALDING'H
Soft Shell Crab Platter, $1.00
Hilt Mull i i ih imtit . ;i(iui'
'Mil flu tr f i'ntilfO' (unl tu. (oli
Fish Platter, $1.00
III il.il I vli llulibul
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Chicken Platter, $1.50
Hull hn.nl Sin' I I ul hi
S t it u'uinh 1islr.l I'ututues
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Duckling Platter, $1.50
ltud.it Uuiktlnu Avulf Suiico
firouin Wtiiel i'otriton, Vnu .Irnti tttani
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VlO't" Our Ur tad, HvUi, Pits and Fattrits or Baked by
Sirloin Platter, $1.25
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Lamb Platter, $1.00
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Cold Slictd Chicken. Tonato Salid, JJ.W J
Cold Tongat, Potato Salad, 70c
Cold Roast Detl, Pofflfo SalaJ, 90c
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