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EVEiNJJNG PUBLIC LEDGEK PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER U, 92i '
AGROSTOLOGISTS
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"First Tourney of Local Greens;
Section Held Today Grass
Cutting Exhibition Feature
PIPER TO ADDRESS BODYi
, By SANDY McNIULlCK
Officials of nearly every golf ehib in
tne Philadelphia tilctrlrt lee.l off to-lay
ever the ent course of the Merlon
Cricket Cub In the firt tournament of
the Greens Section of the Golf Aso
elation of Philadelphia.
1t-i mcilil piny nt hnndlcnii anil
Mn? divided Into- twn mt for. 18 and
AG hole rariKTIie main lrle:ntlm nf
club preoldcnts. green committee rliair
men, and other notable' wa expertort
for Ihe afternoon event of eighteen
hoies.
"Fraud R Warner, aeeretary of the
!0. A. of V . U chairman of tlif t'"
nament rominltteo and other nrrniiRc
menu When the o!f 1- all icr ami
tho via it' wanhed up the'e win
,an exhiultlnn itnlrjiic In the nnnnls of
polf au where.
MVe tankn awlnsins into iwtwn iv
'riiarirt racer uVhini; forth In the hij
.act of a ilreim o will n Inn- of mv.lnz
ttiartor t'liiiffclniK to tlif front intl
Terfonn for the most entiral and
j-ert nntlience ever gathered hero.
In order to explain what It all about
it is neecnry to turn inei a tew pas
Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAOUE
BM TIWITIFISITI
New York.. 11 4 1 1
r Itttburxh . . 1 8 R 1
lloston 8 3 11
St. Louis. .. 10 1"
Cincinnati .. -1 3 '
Chlfftffo . ,iJ- 2
I'hlllle .... 4 4
llrooltlyn ... a ."'J?
AME1HCAN LEAOUE
S M.Ty T l' S Tl
Ctmelnnd i 811 1
St. Lotil. . 4 15 10
Detroit . . 5 7 . 13
Athletics. . rt 6 1
New York .. 0 2 8
Vahlnftton. 7 1 8
rhleajo ... I 0 - 7
TtnMon 4 2 I I 1
1NTEKNATIOXAL LEAOUE
IS.MT WT E S T1
Ualtlmoro . '2lll 12 10
Kochejter ..111 2"
llllffalo 4lt 4 10
Syracuse ... r. 0 3 14
Heading .. . . 3 10 13
Ncnnrli .. Si 71 0 112
Toronto .. 118 1 12
Jersey Clf H I 1 i '
STARS OF MANHEIM TENNIS
ON
CRUTCHES
IS FULL OF FIGHI
t the lat" mectlnp of tin- United Speaker Says Cleveland Will
Stat'1 fJo'f .Koelnllon H a an- r "
Give Yankees Great Battle
for Pennant
Kfati
n on need that I national eommittee woill.i
b formed to make n stitti.x t crci'in
condition, proper tare of itolf ruuni-.
nntl V forth, with special refeienee
to lotverinit th etut of upkeep.
Cot Prdiiblthe
"The co-t of inaintaininz solf
courses." .tated Prenidenr Howard V I
Whitnev. nt that time. "I one of the ..W(1 m 1)attl). them n t,P n,
bicsest problems faring the "Ilia to- ,,own M0 ,,,,,. i the phl1oophv
day. Hut for the eene of ;;olf v-'e , nf Tris SpenKer. inaiinjrer of the Heve
jould linp ten-fold the pro-cut mini- , ,,, iniIinn, sivng ,,,, Ynnkee n
Dcr enioj'ins uie khiiip
PITCHERS ARE IN FORM
Many thouaiid of dollar are
ated on courses in eperlinnnt. II
Wi polntml out. There ninht to lie n
real loitrci' of information for the ic
duetinn of erroro to n miiiluittni
R'iberl ,V I.ele . pieident of th"
local iociation. "N'n" mo'l iinnre.id
with lh' nntioml Idea di-allns ulih M'u
lrnh fn the American I.easue pen-
lin nt TrK n. mm'ii this niornln:
nt the Aldine Hotel, hobh'iiix around
on Tiitohei. the result of an injur
Miffeied in Hie rei ent --ciles in St. I.ouis
ulien he tripned on the fir-t-bac bag.
"I mpei-l to he in "hape in two or
three rtn'. lint, of course, it Is linpos
Tir,,Mnn, ,1 .HmnfrH !, ,1 unnrlnrfl.l ! 'i""' '" -" "l" "l0 '"Hir Will leal
benefi it would be for each d.-niet all' "'JlHiMi-iillj for me to get back Into
t.ver the eountrv to have an anxlllnn ! no""- Mh'I'o, to be able to pln when
commltteo to work with ihe national,"" It'p, a-kington I would like to
bodv and for it own Individual prob- ,!"0,y ", ,,l,', "niche and Ket out
jfm, on the tie'd there and stnrt to work
Ac'cordliie'r. a committee . foi me, "' The injun i-. a peculiar one. I
here. lorsc W 7?lkln. .Tr.. IliruinB- HI over the hr-t-biive bag and was
don Vnllet. nopolnlel the fit-t .-lian ' unable to nrle Hidil at the Uncc joiiit
Jnan. and the "idea wa to have two or J "ns intense pn n An -riiv revealed
thiee other keen ct'idenM of j.'ieen- 'he fact that I had suffered a severe
iirohlem on the committee u,it Mi, I briime at tlin knee joint
Klklns went -till further Act onlinsl". I Tallinn: about hN team. Speaker had
an offidal of cvury club was invited to, the MIow-Iiir to say:
Jluntincdon Valley Club ft i a jei- "Ihe bo.us re all imbued with the
tocether dinnei. nnd n real oignnifiitlon : M'irit of ticiit and we still haie hopes,
was tlie result They are all hittinp well and hVMlnz
It na? p'annd to hold toinnaiaent-, the same way. and if light counts for
for the munbers. to set on I lie pioper ) atnthinz we wi'l be in there Riving
fbntins for th work, to visit around ! the Yankees tlie battle of their lives,
from "ousp to course. , hear lertmi "The twirleis are all in shnpe now.
by promineTt ngrotoloRitR. to view J and 1 look for better piuhin;; down
mowing n.nchine. seeders. irinklers i the stretch Mails has come through in
find thl tnd that ind tne other In ne- I In. lnt two games as lip did last ear
lion, to studv out the most proetical I when his pitching meant -o much to
way of cirini for a s df io'irs.'. ic buj i u The remainder of the -iaff i- in
n commen for all e'ubs nnd tins .ii're the foun that is necesar for a pennant
the cit of material, to urffit "ui h lub , battle in tlie ding dnvs of the season."
by the other's miltaUes ,i (U-eovcre... Ir Speaker's slugging out Held a
Io fine, above-ooanl. nwient nnil -in- praised. tes, tliey Nitre can lilt ami
ixi mi i i'I iff 1 1 i V WTTTiri ilWBUMmWHr ,SraPBjgMMl Vt' !',' .'a M
WILLIAM jfcnttjfi .. fHGHMllf ' " ili
SAIL ON SATURDAY, fcy J
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95HB?9HIM0nBBKS
LOCAL GIRL
GIVES
CHAMPIONBAHLE
Mrs. Mallory Defeats Miss Vir
ginia Carpenter in Middle
States Tennl3 Tourney
MISS SEARS A SURVIVOR
J.3er rholo Service
William T. Tilden nnd William M.
.lolmston. ulioso brilliance ocr
sluidnwed all else ycstenlny at the
championship tennis matches nt the
(ienn.intowii Cricket Club. Tilden
beat Sli!niidu. the .lap. In three
straight set, ulille .Johnston bested
Vincent Richards, of Yonliers, N.
V., in fle sets. Klrhards put up
a plurlty fight
Local Men Trail
on Tennis Courts
Cuiillniifd from I'nite One
l.owc captured the net two innings
in ii calm, dignified manner ami took
the sot, t games to -.
Ills and Little Hill
Big Kill Tilden. world's champion,
who is defending his United States
title In the present tourney, and Little
Kill Johnston, former monarch of courts
in this country, will tight it out for
the right to enter the seml-rlnal round
this afternoon. The headline.- w'll be
thrown on the spoit screen at -1 P M.
Of course, it will be plnjed on the
championship grass of the iiicloMirc
rifteen thousand spectators saw the tennis court
greatest icniiis ever piajeii anywhere
yesterday, but tlie binnd of court game
s vcrv likely to be surpassed today
port.
French Net Star Abandons Ten
nis Tour on Physician's
Advice
IN NO CONDITION TO PLAY, C0M,SKEY DENIES HE
IN NU LUNUIIIUN IU fLAY
when these two manels of the
who enrried the American standard to
ictory in tlie Davis Pup inntche- tills
vear and last, test their relative
stringth and abilit)
Johnston has won the national chain-
101." and repeated in 101SI Tliiq
iniMii- that he has two legs on tlie tiophy
offered bv the I' S. I. T. A. and an
other victoiy will cue him peniinnent
possession If he bents Tilden ills big
geut obsfm le will be oxeieoiue.
New York, Sept 14. Mile. Sunnne
l.cnglcn, the French wonder girl of the
accompanied by her
mother, will leturti to France this
week, hailing piobably on Saturday
Thi announcement was made last
night bv tlie American Committee for
Devastated France, under whose direc
tion slip came to the Fniled States to
compete in the women's nntionaf chain-
pionsliip tennis tournament at I'orest
pionslnp twice. He landed the title first I1'11'!. ""I1 tor I'1'", ", ejl? of matches
Finalists in 1019 and lli)
Tilden nnd Johnston have been tmal-
Mblc waj or joing alter 'lie wnoic oust- they all He il well. I nm onh sorrv
Jless. that 1 cannot be out theie In the field
All Ihe members of the greens nvimn with them "
rre bli liiisine.s- men br.-im eneigrtu ' The man who led Cleveland lo a nen-
n.l .11111. 19 T.I Ili. L II ..ii n 111 Till. .-irfiTiu h n .. . n . .1 n .....I.I. .T 1. 1...I . . .1 . .
.............. ... ... - , ,......- ,,..iii .nm ii ...mm, a . h,iiiimuiiiiii i.iei i !tf, in tne nationnis wice. i.ast car
problem nay cater to leHrn 1 hev sianon stated that he would manage , 0nv Will asserted Ins Hiiptemne. over
bave taken no nil the phns with , the team from the bench until he was i the little Westerner, but in lOl'.l Wee
nbntidnni enrht.siasm I able to play Speakei arrived her ' William got tile decision in the title
Sis big moning-machine crmpanies , t li i morning Yesterday Jack McAl- I touiney . All In all. Ti'den ami John-
will exhlDittlieirprouutt till' ntternoon 'lister, stout of the team nnd aide-de- I ston have met iv times anil each lias
camp in Speaker, 'ooked attii the In
dians when I hey defeated ilie A I hit tics.
mnt'h
FAIR GOLFERS TEE OFF
ON SHAWNEE C. C. LINKS
stored t!u fe tiiuinphs Ttni.iy
v III be the rubber game
Johnston went through n thulllli
Good Field Enters Annual Tourney 'L'",,,s,.?I1al,l),1,l V"h,M Usu ? buMIKE WHITEHILL READY
1 I .ill !i. Will i im It.ii'I; k rntitf noil i ttnnitil l'1'"- .tin i uoibh nunu t
Knrh maehlne will be nllottcd a certain
amount of 'airway to work on Stop
walehe will be held on the time it takes
o mow the gras and the turf examined
afterward. Knch mm hlne will be thor
oughly studied, it points explained, and
the company which tloen the best uors.
today wi'l likely get most of the local
trade, which means a lot It Is the first
open competition of this kind held and
the experiments of the Green Section
have country -wide significance.
Notable Present
A dinner and business meeting will
be he'd afterward. (' I) Piper, chair
man of the National Green Section,
will address the members tonight
'llir. f.fri, n, tf till, tnotil l!,aiin. SIan
tion are George W. Klkin. Jr Hunt- ' inl nTuhtH 0f eigln for competition nt , rushed across the eourt, '"aped aver the
lngdon Valley, president : Hugh I Wil- matth p'ayon Tliiirsday. Friday and , net and bugged Hichaids in congratu-
son. .Merlon, vice president ; (Jeorge W. "'"'". ne winner 01 me nrsi uiBiir
Ol. .IU..II 4 ...!...l..l. -....-.. f.-....
for the benefit of the fund
The French girl underwent n thor
ough jihysic.'il examination yesterday In
Drs. George II. Kiower and Malcolm
Gnodiidge. T'hc physicinns stated that
Mile, t.ei'glen was in no condition to
piny tennis, nnd nth iscd her to leturn
to her natii e land nnd to leave the
lanpict alone until she records her
health
Tlie Fienih girl, nfter learning that
the exhibition torn which hail been
planned for her in this country would
linve to be cameled, paid:
"I nm Cirnth denressetl bv the Infest neck.MIe t'rt-hnir champ.orn .if ihn re'-
.1 i i. .. -i ...ui. ,wr iouni wiw?.. m a nnrn iir
I .i.-..-,w,,ii. in ii i- iiiiiii luiui'iiuiuif i f, r Haturl.t) ii ml will evlianso the tlnte at
I that in, visit to America will not bring liome on tfinday, Call C F. Cullnliao.
spruce 5 3
Says His Boy Will Get Club When
He's Through
Chicago, Sept. 14. Charles A. Comls
key. owner of the Chicago White Sox,
in icply to the leport that Tnscher
Brothers, Chicago moving-picture men,
bud oftered bin, more than $1 ,(100.(100
foi his White Sox plant, said today:
"Kan Johnson is trving to -eil my
ball club again. 1 will not sell my club
to any man living. Other men have
died in baseb.ill. Why can't I? When
1 am through with it mv boy will have
it. What would 1 do without it? I
would have to mnnage some semi-pro
club or go mail for something to do. I
have been In baseball slum 1S70. Do
yuu think 1 want to get out of it?
"I've got a good hall club out there If
I could only get control in the box.
ou don't have to get the ball over the
plate so very fast or too slow. You do
not bine to have sharp rut res on it."
Rockdale Wants Games
Miss Virginia Carpenter, of the
tViiladcIpliin Cricket Club, gave Mrs.
Molla Ujurstcdt Mnllory. national
women's tennis champion, a keen bat
tle this morning In the third round of
the Middle States championships nt the
Philadelphia Cricket Club.
The Quaker City maid was only
beaten out by the super-tennis of the
New York woman, wbo, playing a bill
limit game, won out over her local op
ponent by resoitlng to all the tricks in
iicr racquet bag. Tho final scores stood
. fl-il.
Iu the first set, after dropping (lie
first two games, Mls Carpenter rushed
through to a win In the third. The
fourth was won by Hie champion, and
then Miss Caipenter put on full steam
nnd captured the fifth. The seventh nnd
ninth game went to the Philadelphia
g'lrl and Ihe last to Mis. Mallory.
In the second set Mrs. Mullory
showed her championship form nfter
-Miss Carpenter had taken n- three-game-to-two
lend in tho first live
games. Tho last four games were easy
lor Mrs. Mallory.
The point score:
KUtST SET
Mm. MnllorT . 4444111241 4 94 0
Mlm Carptnter Dili II 444(14 124 4
SECOND HUT
urn Mallory . ..40748444 4 St
Mls Carpenter. . . 1 4 tt 0 0 1 1 2 1 24
PHILA. POLO FOUR
QUALIFIES FOR CUP
Country Club Wins From Sol-
diors, 10 to 6 Fox Hunters
vs. Wanderers Today
E. W. HOPPING IS SICK
Philadelphia Country Club qualifies
as a possible winner of tho Junior polo
championship and the Samuel D. War
ren Trophy, symbolic of the title, when
it defeated the Army second team in th"
second round of the tournament nt Mala
yeterday, ten goals to six.
It was bv no mean an easy victory,
despite the score. The contest pps
stsied all the really exciting and thrill
ing features of an evenly matched polo
game. There was action aplenty nnd
nn exhibition of horsemanship in which
fuilong after furlong was reeled off In
race-horse style and 'which unleashed
enthusiasm of the throng of spectators
fathered at all points of vantnge.
The Army second team, by its con
certed teamwork, plavcd a better game
than it first tram when It was beaten
on Satmilav by the Meadow Iltook Fox
hunters. The soldiers, however, could
not compare with the exceptional play
ing of the three Stokes brothcra and
Harclav McFadden at back. The Army
four scored all its six goals by excel
lent teamwork. .... - . ,
In the game scheduled for today
Meadow Brook Koxhuntcrs will oppose
Meadow Hrook Wanderers Instead of the
Bryn Mawr team. Tho latter defaulted
Its match because of an injury suffered
J,- A 1 Collins In n nrnetlce match.
Sj 'it was announced that the Interna-
with tho international ouarf. V 1 ' """J
Tided. , quatlt btu 1$
'J ne revised line-up follow-1
i.vwiMinni MEATmvt.,
j 1.. v. Bioaanrd r a vy "WH
S-T. Hitchcock, Jr. K lint p'18R,4'
nck-J C, Cowdln DwYrVuTiffi'
h line-up for t
WANDrcrtKllS
ohook
u Mlibii.
Th line-up for todaxt
3-D. K. (latin. n'otlm,!0?,,1"'!
S O. M. Heck.eher Kino,1?, """nultt.
llaelt M. Jlclmont n IE s'l DM
rte.fe.reo Captain H. If. 'tt0 b'"-
Jreswr W. H. rtocati. ficorer tmeJ- -Tlm
Time 7H-mlnui pttlctle, r ' J- Wliiu?)
Mike Gibbons Hat It Eail,
St. I'ntil. Minn., Sept. 14 ,r "
of si. Paul, hail in mi,, i'ull,l OlbW.
Fluliar. of Syrncuea, In a 1.. wltl V
round.""! "leW to"ok 'punffh'"' CJ
however, and Olbbon. w5.,h.V. im,'i7
aut hlntv. .e'uii tt, i'
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In 11 knockout blow.
Dig Squad Answers Call atbuau..
IMttahursh, Sept. H.-aIkiui sli e,n
apondttt to Coach Jake fltanl": II J Jn i.
dldate for the 1021 footba 1 fi1' '" '
fiueana UnUeralty here eit,J,?. t
drill made uothe day'a ""'k rJ ,JI
Mike Morloy Defeats Nate 8leo,i
l"!0"' "!. snt Millka 11.-,". ' .
nit with Nate SleVl. 'n'" &
" "- rt.
notion
llnrllurtl. n
len.roumt tioilt
at th Armory A. A
the fiiiiiiitinl aid It. France that we all
tne-set inatili iMerd.u iinintt Vincent tiopcti 1 wish t cxprcw my sincere
KMimiW andrnini-Mn ncai todeff.it. thanks- to nil ilioc who have been so
Tin- eishteeu-eiii-old New York hen- kind to mh in America"
v.itiim hv nn nrlilliitinn nf rfmnrlciihll& " -
1
di Jfc " -" .
1,. !., !, r.ntn... .......1. .1... 1 Knnni fnur would not mar as n team on
third round Miss Elcutinra Bears, the Saturday npalnst nockaway, due to the
Uoston star, defeated Miss Mtldied sickness of R. W . Hopping, of the lat
Wlllard. of Plillndelpbia, after a brll-1 tcr four. The line-ups were revised.
iiant liKlit, 7-0, 0-1. In the first bet L
inter .Miss sears hatl captured the first
four Kiimes, the Merlon entry, display
ing her best form, took the next quar
tet of game nnd evened the set. The
Uoston star won the next game and Miss
Willoid the following, tying the count.
Miss Sears took the next two and tho
set only nfter u terrific battle.
The second set wni almost a repeti
tion of the first and was only won by
the Boston entry in the last two games
after the score had been tied at 4-ull.
Tho point ecorc
KIKST 8BT
.Mlea Sear
... ...... 0 2 1 1 0 6 B-a8 7
Miss Wlllard
34124144044 S 87 8
8KC0ND SET
.Mlm Heart ... 3n313ft400 4 5,1 6
Mlea Wlllard.. 375138 0 44 033 4
Missi Edith Slgourney, of Hostoni de
fented Miss Molly Thayer, one of this
city's stars, in n gieat match. The
first set went with case to Miss Sl
gourney, but in the Necond set Miss
Thayer gave a brilliant exhibition that
forced the visitor to her' utmost.
The summaries :
THIRD ROUND
Mm. Robert Herold. Delflclti, defeated Mlm
Eleanor Cottman 4-0. 0-3. 0-4.
y.n M. Ilaynrtl dtfealed Mlsn Jacquln
Green, Merlon tl-2, 0-0.
Mm Molla lljuratedl Mallory Wct Sld,
New Yurie defeated Mlai Virginia Carpen
ter Philadelphia C. C 0-4. 11-3.
Mlns lMllh Slxourney, IxhirhdoiI, Tloaton.
tlffcateJ Misa Molly Thayer. Philadelphia C
C . 0-2 0-4.
MIhk I.. Dixon. Philadelphia C. C , de
flated Miss (J. Uaker. Orange, N. J. 8-7,
II-1 ll-l.
Mm. At. II Hurr. Phlladelfhla. tlefeated
Mlaa K. Oardner. nichmond. Va C-3, fl-3
Minn Kleanor Poara. Ilonton. dt-fented Mia
Mlldied Wlllard Merlon. 7-8. 0-4.
Syracuse Star Eligible
Si metier, N. V,, Hept 14. Home of the
worite of Coach Meehan, of the Hyracua
Unlerelt eleven were rellcted when Hn-an
Thompson 2.10-pound eteran Kunrd and tli
IjlKPist man on the (quail, wui decared
pIlKlbln for tlw eleen. He will play at
right guard
City Series In Chicago
Clilt.txo. HcDt. 14 -The city aerlta he
tneen the While Sox of the American Lelxuo
nntl Ihe CIiIcrko Cubs nf the National
1 mu to determine the Chicago champlon
ehlp, will ooen on October 8 It an
nounced today The firm name will be
pluyed at the White Sox park.
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IIIIIII "..' ' -(IS.
for Lenape Trophy ihe third set Iu the fourth set Itlch-
' .SlMHiieo-on-tho. Delaware. Pa.. Sept. ' "r'ls ,m',1 'ohnsti.n within one game of
14.- A good-tired tWd teptl off in the ' "ST".1, bllt ! tonwti little ( aliforninn
unniin women V inv tution Knlf tour- -''. "'i u ms icscrve energy
and
FOR OPENING WHISTLE.
i Back Is In Great Shape Varsity
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nament over the link- nf the Shawnee ep.-i .en.o ami genciaisiup. antl Iinnlly , -H vv.m imoi neiurn nil Sunday
Country Club this morning ,"'m .!',') u" !iL'0,e ,V0H
A nunlifyins rountl of 1 ightecn holes I u" ' "-
will be held today nntl the held divided' At tlie eml of the match Johnston
-0, 15-0, 0-U,
will gain poesilon of the Lenape
iropny for a year
.Miss Marion Hollins. Westbrook. L.
I., was one of the favorites to come
through. She has been n member of
tlie Amencnn team which souaht the
John II Packard. .Id. I HiitNh title for the lust two years and
and Melville Ci. Curtis, 'has playeil star golf at Shawnee before
Slutbell. Aronimlnk. treasurer; rraiiK
Van Itoden, l.lanerch, secretary
The Kxeeutive Committee follows:
Lucius V. Deming. 'Whiteniursh : Fran
cis -II. Warner. Cricket Club; .Title
Mastbaum. I'hiimont: I.ouh C. niock
North Hills
Sunnybrook.
Country Club.
Youne Frimk Thompson cp' hrojb tn
fine tlo to Mln the imh i ihnni.on n
of C.llad this aolilh MintiN t'.rrr iirt
T'hlludnph jn who on ih tjuelie c mni
I'lonXilp enrllei wni uneirecti-Ulj ljat n
in the eeconl ro-md by 11 le-er light 0-er
Jn it the bit fnrl e
tlv rultliic out th fu belona ur.,1 th- doo
Cail th- G jn Vallej Club Ip ( hlcnsu h-i
made Komi a ..roml-e to Itei meinbere for nut,'
m inni ciuti tor 9iiii fc vear. riiree 0113
latiug bun Johnston was suinrlbed
nntl pleased to know that the youthful
New Voikcr could put up such a won
derful game
"It whm one nf the most remarkable
matches I hnve evpr .seen," commented
15111 Tilden 'Ulchards was absolutely
unbeatable In those flist two setH, and
Mike U'luie'iill. the former Hutgcr
star nnd the hnlfbatk lumlnaiy nf the
l'iiiMTst .f reniislvania football team
in the closing games last season, i in
htttei shaiie this season than ever be
fore, if UHI Ilollrnhirk nnd the gritl
iron oerfonncr himself are to bo be
lierd. Weighing ten pounds more thnn he
'lid at .his time last yar, and with
his ankles in better shnpe than the
I ate ever been in, Mike expects his bet
er "I f,.il eat " hnid Mike th k
I I thm't think any one could have morning "M ankles nre stronger nnd
There were spiral other starters this I stopped him from winning them.
morning, however, who were expected) Mlrr th(1 Johnstnn-Ulch.udl melee
0 gne Mits Uo'llns plentv to do both . Tilden went out nnd emphatically im-
in tne 1ncu.11 rounilu 01111 the unitcj 1 m.-sspri ti, .nmt, iih elw. iil..n
......... .., T- ..-..
tnat the ine-Nct inatcli with .tnii
Shimld7ii in the Davis Cup inatcties
with nil wrong Tilden yesterday put
nut tlie Oriental player In three strnight
"etK. tt-4, (i- C-l.
Tilden and Shimidzu have met twlro
befoie, the fiiit ineclins being nt Wim
bledon in tlie Iiritlhh championships.
play
WACKER TO COACH AVALON
Former Bucknell and Muhlenberg
up. mn run the club n'rB hone.t fool 1 Star Will Tutor Manayunk Team
and hinest Rolf nithotit Ciu fane, flourish-. I ,. . , ' , ,,
I )if Ai'f.lnn fnni Im M tmim nf Mil tin
'"f.. rnn!?b,ll .,, rn?.nilr"f or"'i'' "f Mink, him menni7itl to. the tn'Jl sen- 1" this malt Ii the Jan forced Tilden to
.1 1.. f L .. - ri" ... -. .
son and expects to hnve one of the ' '"e retn - lie next meeting was in tne
strongest elewiih In the nortliwesttrn ' Dais Cup tourney at Forest Hills, and
section of the city The team will be, ogam the little Nippon came close to
coached In ''Hen'' Wakej former m tory In fact, he was twice within
backfield -.inr of Iluckncll and Mnhltii- two points of a straight-sot victory,
berg Unlvei sines but Tilden managed to pull through.
Vnik ahead) hn beeim and nt the ! Yeeterday Shirnmv nushed our Will
irit if In I practice tiftv candidates r rather haul in the first two sets, but the
TOun,iteri ovi, at Old York Rnd iu tak,
the pli-. of tbe Marlleam Klndta antl
Ftena ome da, Harold Selser ncl eljht
and Dan lie: artd elen. looit like ,u
enlle linreernauli Dan already 1 a
tturnanuiit ete-an of par 1
Woodrlng Will Not Run
Syraruw. N V Sept nj v00d-
"ivnipiv .'OO.meter
Tins, of riethlehem. Pa
hlllrfrIln'nJ!T"ir.nirl; '. "j"0"'' """nounce.l ' porletl Among ihosc in line are Dick I world's ihamplon woie out his oppo
th, fall 11, ,'tYt.d that "ya',.nnn0r In I '""'' f",B,er Hidgeway fullhaik : , nent b) chasing him nil over the court
rendition 1101 halnt! dons jm nap v n "Wax" Curcio. former Hunting So- on crnss-coin t shots At the end of the
dttrinij the summei and In all prohm llltv
would not participate In any racoi until the
Indoor seition.
Spurns Giants' Offer
fiiraruae Sept 14 Hie tlm Mtiriaj
iitar football and bamtetnall niay-r nt s--.
rue I'nlver.liy. h;. hae recehetl ,n offer
j!1 J?ln,.iri V.'VV Yurk ai""' '"Id H-,,l
Coach Chick M rtun ihat he won .1 l. t
JleClfar bid " "h" ,l1" reJfC"nB '"
rial fullback, Million of tlie Camp Dlx
eleven, ami Joe Lehman, last year's
I. a Sal'e center.
Avnldn will play its home games on
the I'encoyd baseball giounds. storting 1 1,MM' , , V 1 ',0"",ml' "'
Oftobe. S tlaines will also be plne.l iw tlint tlie .lap was wm
away f.0.11 home, and Manager I'ni.l I cinnK,M1 1,1', W ""' Mar
Amateur Sports
anl
fban
Ktibiirban A. ,. hae Saturday op-n for
liny nrt-cla team otferlna fair uran
BOTii MA C tl,nirnow t,hon'' Wr"mln
rouiiesrnlli Wnnl . C a venleen-year-old
learn wantu ramea with n horn. .
reimllPii a i:HrhtinV 1031 Rem. -ireet
ilmlt-r ('. C.. . 'nurtean-snteen-vear-id
team, want aama ut hame or away 3
Itsilln ID.'I rieuth Thi-d street
Ileeolule A. ,. a tiaelln train
"samea with all nrjilnan rlub J
'1137 Bouth Tent-fourtn .treei
Jasper r. C a eml pro traie in team
rnc.dTs!.P" dM" J l'larU 5hon'
, St. I.ulte'a A. A. has a fi w open datn
tot all flrat-rlaai teami with jtruundj V
feDougoll 1S.M Kerbaunh !.,.
Irudrnttl IV. V. hut Sa.urUay oin fo
any tlral-claaa teami tirterlii a fmr indut.
inrnt. A '"" tk phone CirNold li'Sfi
Krrilmw Clnli hn Saturday and Hunda
open for any llrat-claia rluba with srounda.
T7 Hill, phone Poplar 3SS9 J
IttierfMd Club dealre a tame for Satur.
day with a home team If (Jreen 1047
pllia alrtet,
llattti Motor wanla zamea with all flret
rlaie lumi oneliik- fair guaranteea. Kea
n. phone Toplar 7070.
'.Morthweat Froa have omn d.t fnr .ti
flrattlaia leama with jrouada. J. Hoover,
$
la 690.
mutch Shimidzu was exhausted
In the opening set Tilden used n
(hop stinke that looked a lot like that
used b Wallace Johnson, but when he
weakening h
ted to bat
rvieiti u .ii... 1..... ... ..,,1,, , ,.,. 1 mem an ovtr uie conn
away from home with any home team Although tlie .lohiistuii-Tilden match
for Similar October 1. He tun be ml-M tl,p 'K 'I'dse of tlie contoth todav.
drci-setl nt the Av.llun Club. 12111 .Mniii'-,el 'here tne several other good fea-
street, .Miim.t. imk. luies. ai noon ntumey I'enrson, 11 lottil
star who Iih.4 been shining for some
time in the piesent play, will tuke on
(ionlon I .owe, wlio yesterday blotted
cut Demi Mathe), New York crack und
forinei 'rlneetnn captain, and Howaid
Kuise iiiiofher Wentem lumiunry, will
battle our Wallace Johnson.
TIGERS START WORK TODAY
Forty Candidates Report to Coach
Roper at Princeton
I'riiueton. N. .1., Hept H. About
forty nf (be leading candidate for ,
Princeton's 1021 footbali eleven re 1
ported to Coach Itnper today for the'
firht workout of the season.
.Many of last yenr s varsity and
freshman stars, including Hooper. Itu
tnii. I.ipscomh. Stim-nn, Harvey.
Tliompeon. fiilroy 11 nil Wlttinor, were
nmnng them. Cnptalu Keck antl I.ouric
nte p pected later in the week
Mike Callaliaii. captain of lust year's
team, will assist Itoper In coaching the
Mjuad.
British Golf Pros Win
( Inrlnnall, O.. Seol 14 Abe Mitchell
and cieore Duncan tlrltlah anlf profea
alonala, yeaterday defeated Da Witt Balch
amateur, champion, of this rllr. and Otto
llackbarth. profcaalonal. t, m and 6 lo 10
In an exhibition mitcb of eliXtcan holes.
Before and After
Rinn Lardner lntulltd and Other
Events at Manheim Chronicled
A brief glance nt It ng I.ardner's
physiipic inspires Hie thought that lie
need never starve In case of need he
can run 11 ting up on his spinnl cmd and
go stand In front of a public school.
It was learned at noon that unfore
seen affairs In Washington would pre
vent Sir Auckland derides, the British
Ambassador, from attending today's,
play, as be had planned. il
Mil can judge yourself about my
kn I ing "
Willi that he giue 11 demonstintlon
tf his pi-owe-. by dilving the pigskin 1
t'nwil the liebl for n distance of tilts.
ariN "A little prnt tice on signnls mill
1 will he rcadv I'oi the stmt of the sen- I
son 1 h ive been playing ball all sum- j
hum .-mil in i'il hut little training to gel
me into shape " continued the back
Kill Hollenback was enthusiastic '
about th nppeni an ( of Wliitcbill. "lie
sure looks fine," said nig Hill this
morning "He kicks (hem down tin
f'tltl Mke n reriiihir punter. IIo look
like a million dollars to me." -
Acc'jrdiwf to revised plans of neis
man. the Hetl nnd Illuo squad will no
retuni to Tranklln Field until Siindni
i.fternoon It was intended to bring the
scund back tomorrow morning ami gel
thnm ready for scrlmmago drills. Now
the n'nns are to stnrt scrimmage Mon- '
(n afternoon with the tqtiad under the
tutelage of Illll HollenHek.
Alto on Mon lay the freshman tisam
under the guidance nf Dr ICeogh. will
get Into action A call has been issued
to all living In thiH citv nnd it en
irons to rcMirr on Franklin Held nt 2
o'doe'i Monday nfterno'ii
"I lo not know what the prospectH
for h ciiiniiig 'enson nre." said Keogli
this mottling " A fiehiniin team !h an
i.iikiinwn tpi.intitv until the men report
'if course I know th irirnes of a fcjv
llners who will come to the I'liivcr
s't, b'if about the greater nuinber I
1 now nlisiilutely nothing."
Jake ICiiuffinan. the foimer Centrnl
High Schorl lineman, who was an all
scholastic choice all over the Kast last
full, is nnt of the inndidale on whom
Keogh is hanking The Crimson nnd
ftold 'nd Is rnted by Tr. O'llricn as one
of the best linemen developed in Ihe ciM
lilgh Hchools in nisuis years He and
Manny Whitman, who also went to
Penn, nre two of tlie befit forwards eer
Riaduatt-d fmm the Ihnad nnd Gieen
stieets Institution
Boston Fans to Remember Hooper
lltitl.in. Sept 1 1 The atrlke of haaehall
Playera tn the world eerlea of 1018 roat
Jlarrv Hooper then captain of the Ited Ho
ihe medal emhtematlo of hla team'a victory
but hi fan frlenda now purpoia to make It
up to him To the plana tn preient .lilm
with a tflOO watrh and chain when he cornea
here. h 11 member of Ihe White Hox nat
Saturday han been added a propoial in
Rive him a charm that will eerva as a aub
elltuta for th medal withheld by Ihe Na
llnnal Commlaalon It has been aumreated
lhal lh charm be Inicrlbed tj Indlcntu III
'tpurpoiu,
RI FlU ill-fl
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