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Phil Douglas, Hurling in Excellent Ferm, is the Big
Neise in National Leaguers' Victory of Fourth
Game in Baseball Classic
l)y KOItEItT W. MAXWELL
SoerU Kdller Evening Public Ledger
New YerU, Oct. 10.
NOW that the fiients hare copped n couple of ball games, malting the
pcore two-all for the set, the series enn be called even-Htephen, te en
.nothing of lifty-lifty. Therefore, the slnte linn been wiped off and the battle
for the championship of Mnnliattaii Inland started all ever again.
An we stagger Inte the fifth game of the well known diamond elnsMc we
nre boosting for the bc-i fain i" win in three straight games. If this can't
1)0 done, let the worst te.im win in three straight. Ne matter who It li,
belt or worst, three straight victories would be popular with the experts.
Yesterday the Ulants, who were visiting en their own ground, overcame
n big lead, consisting of one run, and scored a triumph ever the Ynnkri which
was entirely unexpected, Tliey socked Carl Mays all ever the playground
nfter going runless nnd nlmest hitlers for seven long Innings. Seven hits
bounced oft" their bats In the last two frame and the blngles netted four runs.
These markers were sufficient nnd Mister Mctiraw left the park, In n pleasant
frame of mind.
l'hll Douglas was the big nele of the afternoon and stepped into the
Ilere League. The big heaver was in i xcellent form and never pitched n
better game. lie put everything he had en every bnll, allowed seven scattered
hits and fanned eight, two of them being Miller. I'hll was able te keep up
the geed work nnd outlasted Mays, who blew up In the eighth and ninth when
it did the most harm.
THIS victory really irri Me edge In the (hants and they are the
favorites in the betting today With .Unji eliminated nnd Douglas
out in front, McGraw has three dependable pitcher, funics and chl
being the ether two. In addition, 'lenni and Sallec ere en the job
for relief xcerk.
Much Depends en Unite Heyt
PITCHING always is the big feature of a World Scries nnd can be dis
cussed nt any nnd all times. It leeks ns if Ihigglns was up against it in
that line, because everything depends upon Walte Heyt in today's game. If
he can enrry the burden which has been placed en his youthful shoulders
there will be some hope. If net, the Yanks will have te take u chance to
morrow en Harry Harper, who is considered very uncertain.
The turning point In the series came en Friday when l?ob Shawkev was
wiped out. He was one of the dependable and expected te take his turn
with Mays and Heyt. However, his showing was se bad that he was re
lieved from further service te maku way for some ether. Qulnn pitched
fairly geed bnll, but couldn't stand the pace. Cellins was terrible nnd Rogers
the same. Therefore four hurlers were ruined in one afternoon, leaving
Hnrpcr ns the only hope.
Art Nehf will net be any easier for the Yank than in the second gnme,
when be nllewed only three lilts, and with a fighting hall club behind him the
tar southpaw should cause let of trouble. He holds a big advantage nnd
is expected te kick In with a victnr.v.
Lee King, once with the (liant nnd new telling for tne Phillies, sajs
Heyt is easy and will lie extinguished the next titm he faces the National
Leaguers.
"Heyt Is made te order for the tSinnt." he Mid. "He i n curve-bull
pitcher, and the Oinnts just murder that kind of stuff. He hasn't much of
a curve that I could see, his fnt ball Is none tee geed nnd If then guys stnrt
hitting Hayt will never get them out. I have tTeu the New Yerk Club beat
better pitchers thnn the kid, and they will de some damage the next time
he appears."
THAT expert dope might or might net explain the situation, but
King should kneic ichat he it talking about. The (Hants are confi
dent note, they hiivc the Viinfcv en the defensive and proved that they
can come from behind and irin.
Giants Shetv Punch in a Pinch
THE Giants also show fhej linve a punch in n pinch. They bunched their
hits In two consecutive games, staged batting rallies and pulled both
battles out of the fire.
The Uabc Ruth menace nlse 1ms been eliminated. The big slugger is
v""- Buffering with a sere left arm and should be en the sidelines. However, he
Insists" en plnying, which is n nervy thing te de and shows the proper spirit,
but does net help the ball club te any gtrnt extent. Uabe's fielding Is ntro ntre ntro
cleus especially yesterday. He had one putout, a liner hit by Ilnncreft,
hut when ground balls cnnie Inte his territory they were always geed for two
or mere bases. The runners took chance because of his weakened throwing
arm nnd get away with them.
One has te admire the nerve of Ruth in plnving contrary te orders of
his phj si-inn, but it is n question whether his offensive vnlue offsets his de
fensive weakness. He still can hit the bnll and worries the pitcher every
time he steps up, but a let of runs can be scored If singles begin te drop
in left field.
The Uabc connected with the first homer of the series in the ninth InnLng
when he hit the ball into the right field bleachers. Douglas shot ever n fast
one, waist high, and the llabe crushed it. Frem where we wcre sitting it
didn't seem as If he put much force behind the wallop, but the ball sailed
toward right center, hit the corner of the second pavilion and dropped Inte
the bleachers.
'THAT teas the end of the scoring and the final effort of the Yanks,
Fermer Philadelphia Players Feature Again
PniLADHM'HIA cast-off again figured in the victory. First it wns
Wnlly Schnng. who also an he lus-ed as a Red Sex. who socked a triple
that drove in the first run for the Yank-
That run looked as big ns n nmuntuin until the eighth inning, when
Irish Meuscl, once captain of the Phillies, opened with a triple te left. This
wallop wns booted around by Ruth and Irish had ample time te reach the
far corner. Mnys threw him a low ball which sailed knee high, nnd Meuscl
golfed it te the fence. In the National League Meuscl is known ns a low-bail
hitter, and It leeks n if somebody handed Mnjs the wrong Information.
Johnny Rawllng. another I'htladclphla-Hestnn athlete, eame through
in a pinch and scored Meuscl with a single. That tied the score, and two
mere runn,.came in before the inning was ever.
The brenk in the gnme came when Snyder bunted nnd Mays, In an effort
te field the bnll. fell down nnd the runner wns nfe. That put two en base,
nobody out nnd Douglas was allowed te take his turn nt bat. Had Snyder
been thrown out n pinch hitter would linve gene in for Shufflln' Phil. Slim
Salle was all warmed up and rendy te replace the spltbnller en the mound.
As it turned out, Phil sacrificed nnd remained in the gnme. Mnys did
the same thing ns Grimes in the fourth gnme of the series last yenr In neve
land, liurlelgh fell down when trying te field Speaker's bunt nnd leaded
the bnses for Smith te clear with a home run.
Fer the first time during the series the rival fir't basemen broke into the
hit column. Wnlter Pipp connected with his first safety In the fifth when he
singled, and Kelly, who hit into three double plays In four games, doubled in
the ninth. Ne bases en balls were dished out, and this is believed te he n
" record.
THE game also u-ai played in fait time one hour and thirty min
utes. Cemright. 181 1. by Publle Lrdarr Company
Beets and Saddle
Knet 1 pitted ngiail't Moter Cep in
. , , . ,, . T i .
the six-furlong handicap at Laurel te
. . ii
day, has twenty -nine pounds ndvnn-
tage ever the J.
K L Ress snrinter.
At the impost he Mieuld be nn ensy tM Uui,., ). y", ntyj
Winner. Wcllfinder Is perhnps best efl'rn I'Minnylvnnla itutrlct uri-: PhlliKtri-
V. ii ii i i i .i phl JtlbrrnlnnH v nnshrr. Phltad.lphU
the cithers. Horses well placed in ether v c Kinwuiiinir r, c m k flmtth
racca are: First, Orrl
s, iiur i irKiiuu,
-.-. . ..
Ueamer ; second I Prospect
Steeple-
chnee), Cosden entry, Phoenix, Sheal;
third, Drninsterin, Sailing Along, Care
taker; fourth, Rridesman. Uy .Ilniminy,
''Tep Sergeant ; sixth, Oeldlne, Cemml
CI, Lady Lillian; seventh, Attorney,
Fcrhaps, King Trojan.
At Kenllwerth First race, Mermen,
Wlnntcon:ie, lletsiudu ; second, St.
Paul, June Fly, Amnut ; third, Play
Tlfbt, Delhlmar, Nellie Lemen; fourth,
" Oeneral, American F.ngle, The Dcci Dcci
fien; fifth, Mountain Rese II, Wood Weed
thrush, Rouen; sixth, .1 ih'i Arber, Ro
seate, Roisterer; seventh, Mermen
Elder, The Desert, Sentimental.
At Jamaica Fir race, Mabel A.
Kittle, Panteral ; wcand. Regal Ledge,
Jlep, nr iOie; mini, l.nilipus, Scot-
rUh Chief, Queen Ulende: fourth Surf
iuJ. i..i..L u ' .. '. r. .
IMtr, Mlsalenaty, Sweep IJy; fifth,
Sea Binner, Crystal Ferd, Dlemetlcn:
.irth Mm l!ev. tl.i.l.iu. n'... V '
umth, Hfft Cove, Jf.iddle, Pure Free.
FIFTH FRA Y
Secer Notes
-. Thr ntlnj hn lenge Cnp Competition
'"mmlttrr of t'-e Cnlted States Football A-
snat'.,n has ruled tlmt nil rup rent-ets
must 1 1 Mnrte.1 liv i' TO o'clock Th, nr,i,
round mteh mu.t b. pinvii nn oPVfeV;
1 nZ . ' '. , rn" cn''. ' ne7 h1J ,y nbine
i v n i.rfns i nn i. i r !.'
DiMtei) Haw unit lirthihm F C
mirniii vi
k, i eames win tx prnjid nxt
Sfcturduy
The Iniliiatrliil r.-rMe rnnln mirhii
r-rrr dtrMeJIy one Wlpt Th0 Tlr17 lfvcnH
nre namiil tiy th three rsin fam
and will hn te de .inn tall huntllni te
maki- a -heln Hntllenburi: ImniVO n
4-te-l shnfW te Elrctrle Bternr Plrlshrr
ran up a 7-te-O total nn Art I.oemn nml
the chrtmplqn Hardwlrk 4 Musi outfit maSe
It 8 te e m 1th Weittnirtiouae.
The iinithrr rut a damper en the turn
1!f. ".' nnny "lni, A" h 1lvllanx In the
Alllr.l I.-ayui net under way and the Illtm
PlayH thrlr rend match In the Nml mal
Ifarur. The attendance at iramei playrd by
th .Netlnnals te date has been anythln but
cnceuraglnir.
Mamhall K. rmlth erratur a aurprti
when Jack I'lekferd eleven downed Kalr
hill. 1 coal te ii Manaaer Connelly haa
preteited the victory ewln te the abaence
of eurnet flaita
A'rrnaten opened the neaeen at D and
Ontario etrertK with a hlit celebration nnd
then turned round defeated Dlmten saw (1
una It te 4
( prempi Operation Savee Boxer's Life
; ,. erk Oct in.- iiomevr.i from the
rlnic ut the New Yerk Athli-tle Club liecauM)
5f upi,0"' injury te hi lei
Marien, an amnieur boxer wi
hv sutured a fmcturtd ekui
rh!Vi,V . wV.eh uf.weeI?.V ,"M 1'
'Ultedln bit death within n h
auuneeei Injury te hie lee. Merrla An
rut uncovered te
kull and hemer-
would have re
in hour but for a
L
EMS HOI AND
WINS RING TITLE
Abie Friedman Quit New Yerk
for Bosten, Where He Wen
New England Crown
WAGNER BEATS LOADMAN
Ily LOl'IS II. .IAITE
Abie Kriedman wns born en the east
aide of Nev Yerk. He boxed nreuud in
the metropolis for it number of years
wen n number of bouts, let ethers
but nt no time was the youngster over
abundant with matches. He believed
he wasn't ccttlnc the recocnltien he
deserved, nnd became n firm believer of
"A Ktiy must leave hi home town in
order te Ret a chance te make geed."
Se Able Friedman left New Yerk. He
made Bosten hi city of adoption, nnd
almost Immediately the hexinc bugs In
the burg of beans became fascinated
with the Gethnm glevcman'. fistic style.
That wa two jeur age. Abe went
nlenij. boxing frequently, meeting geed
opponents, some who weren't no geed
nnd ethers indifferent.
Finally, Abe get a chance te box for
a title. it was the New Kngland
bn nt nm championship, nnd Friedmnn
enme through with flying fitn and
colors. Yeung Montreal let his New
Kngland crown, nnd Abie Friedmnn wns
the new bantnm bes Down Tnst. This
nil happened Inst Jnnunrv nnd Fried
man has been defending liN lnurele
against all comers.
Friedman ha been se successful In
holding en te his New Kngland title
thnt new he has the Inspiration of going
after further laurels. His manager.
I.'ddie Mack, snid here today that nege
tiatien were en with Tex Rlcknrd for
a meeting between Abie nnd .lehnny
Huff nt the (Jnrden some time in No
vember. Among some of the sfnrs Mnek says
Friedman hn defented nre Jee Iturman,
Jack Sharkey, Jnbez White. Terry
Martin. Chick Hayes nnd Jee Lynch In
four different bouts. Mack further sayn
that both Pete Herman and Lynch,
when they were champions, absolutely
refued te box Friedman In decision
bout.
At Wagner found Dlekb Leadman,
of HufTitle, n rather rugged vis-a-vis at
the National en Saturday night. Hut
his Iniiglines alone proved the only
fiif te.- nf Hie Ruffalo battler, nnd Wag
ner, v Idle he had te tisht hnrd, was
able te go nlenc nnd win everv round.
The local Ind mixed cleverness with
hard punches, exclinnglng blows with
the visitor nt times. However, when
Lendmnn's wallop came thick and fast
nt close quarters, Wngncr stepped back
and boxed.
Leadman's best round was the fourth,
when he get Wagner in n corner and
slnwnied nvvny nt Al's body with both
hand. He unemked it fleck of hard
pnnche-, and lnd the PJiilndelphinn en
the defense fer t while Rut before the
bell Hanged, ending the session, Al
brought into play sufficient left jab
and right erese te give him the round
by n slight margin. Wngncr weighed
12.TA pounds, proving hinuclf a legiti
mate featherweight. Leadman came in
at IKO.
Jnck McCnrren, vctcrnn Allentown
middleweight, came hack in great form
and administered a terrific treiincint- t-..
F rankle Hritten, of Seuth Philadelphia.
flirt im.SlrefA,. ,. aUIiIk. 111- ,
- j. ....... ".isiiiii(, iuj imuues,
put ever a let of vicious punches, espe
ciall.v at close quarters. His best blew)
was n rijht uppen nt inside, nnd he I
ilprcd open n jiv 011t j iiiirteu'n i
mv.er up in me li-uith. Intll the finish
I.ilttnn hied pr..fu,ely. Fraukic tipped
the beam at 1(17.
Despite u handicap of at least ten
pound, little Harry Speaker di.-plnycd
clever form in a bout with Hebby Wll
son The latter scored with n number
of hnrd wallops te Speaker'a head nnd
body, but the latter lnnded with enough
straight lefts nnd rigHit cresses te earn
a draw. Jee Walsh defeated Stanley
H.nckle and Teny Wilsen sten, ed
stepped
Jimmy calmhnn in the first.
WORLD RECORD FOR FERY
French Runner Runs 300 Meters In
36 Seconds Flat
Pari. et. 10. Thirty-six second
at for the .'lOO-meter race was the
time credited te Gasten Fcry. at St
loud jesterduy, in a mtcting held
under the auspice of the French Ath
letic Association. If this time Is ap
proved it constitutes n world's record
ter the distance.
yje.sn5 of Week-End
Soccer Matches Here
Mi:mrAN i.kxeuk
t Ilobeki.. .MiiH, Hnrrlnen 1'
1 nlrn A f' i
r s,
t I'lill llltrr Me. -Fnll niver, 4 New
rferhrj ( rltlrN, 'J.
K'V' N'i'W v,,r, I"hllu,lclp!il. .It New Yerk
. At"liroelIiii Tedd Shipyard. 0 rule
NATIONAL I.KAr.CK
Illbemlane, (i: IIjIh-ei i Wilcox, 2.
crtitKKT ci.un ijjaeie
rirnt Dlvlelan
rhllndelphln VVhltM. 3i MoeroMonn. J,
(rermantevrn, 3 rnlvmlty of rina,, e.
Jlerlen Maroen, 3i .Merlen Whltra, a.
Htceml IilvUlen
Jlcwrrstewn 2d Ii I'hllndelphla 3d, 0.
INI1CHTIIIAI, I.KOUK
fnellenburc 4 Klee. Hternie HntterT, 1.
Flelhlifr. Ii Art Ixm Mills. 0.
Ilanlnlrl. 4 Mnite, Hi Wrstlnibeuvi, 0.
Ai.i.inn i.KniB
I"lrt million .section A
Vlwn. Ii ItlriCM-Kftlnff. 1,
V nlfeiulrn-.Hiere, 2 Kensington, 0 (for
feited). MuriOiall V. Smith, ll Falrhlll. 0.
rlMend IUvIrIeu
Ullilnnra!. 2 I'aletlierp. 0.
(.len social, Ii North riillllc. 1.
I.ltlilhuiise It. ('.. 4 1 lirltlih Wor Vet
erunn, 2.
VV.t I'hlladelnliln I'lrat IMvWen
IVelment. ll Albien. 1.
Iinfklrk. 'i t'onnheliorken. 1.
Welrenie-Vlctrlx I'otlenl en neceunt of
wrjither.
Went I'hllailrlplilH svaml DIvlHlen
West Vid '.'i 1ircJmoed, 0 (forMtel).
riret IMvUlen swtlen II
Pnrrullhr 1; Nuthltv 0.
(tarden r.t'.. Si Cnnndlan War Veteriin, 2,
Anernslen, 01 IJInten, 4.
Tinitn division
Northwest .Section
Olner. ll Ccirlnthlana, I.
l'eltenvllle. 2i IVejielevllle, J.
tirrm-ntewn II. C. 4i Wnnderire, 3.
Fiinflelil. ! K"t 1'alU 0.
FVlrn A. A.. 3i (irr-m Itlbbnn, 3.
Clever. 3i CTiytwa. O.
Northeast hectlen
IlUeten Mteel. 2i Hunehlne Club. 0.
Uanirem, 21 Lisniiieiite iteiterrtni, e.
re I'auf. 3t llebln A. C. 1
Wlmlnernlnr, 10: I'. O. H. of A,, 0,
FOIKTH DIVISION
Nerthet Section
Wmtmertlnrul, Si olllncsweod, e.
I.irhtlieuiMi Iterr. Oi (irrmumewn IJere'
Club, 0. ...
Cambria, 12 Itoewtirclt Juniors, 0,
Nerlhnt Hectlen
Pcanlen. Bl H. 8. F. C . 0.
nthrr Iteeulta
Gennnntevm Geld Jr., 21 flermantOTrn
Illuee, 0,
Mldret niue Team. Oi Gelda, ft.
Junier (ield. 2 Junier Illuet, 0.
AMwnrten, 4i Itarwoed, 1, i
fyJjltS MwsCTVi& ntsT-re-p? s? I
sllllli ,lt jr!3S&v uMTii-CtNTM'NK yv? sf- I fjOSM ive CRACKeeJ
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gi &.MPU) S"0"" 10' NOW - CAN'T i GO i
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tf rt'ii N T. Trstt It.
NEW YORK HOLDS
. TO A I
Gethamites Divide Points
American League Soccer
Game With Score 3-3
in
The Philadelphia soccer eleven was
forced te divide the points in it fifth
gnme of the American Lengue sensen
tllnvcd reqtnrrlnv nt 'ri" S'nrl: with
puiia
, - -.,; , - -;,, ...iiiuii-.. t.t iiiiunn ni.ij in- i-uiii-
the New Yerk Held Club. This Jenm ' pressed another notch nnd some s,(,tM
"7 fJr has afforded the locals the stiffest I te talk about In the Winter Steve
kind of onnesitlon nml iravc them n' Inn..,.,. -.. .,,, ... i,.. ...,n.i
. , . ,-, , ", , ,
....... .ur..-.i; in mi' 111111: ii.iji-ii in-e; .1
week age.
The score wns .1-nll. The Phillies
trailed nt the end of the first half 1 te 0
but nt the stnrt of the final period found
themclve nnd scored three goal, one
by Fleming nnd two by Hrlttnn. The
first renlly wns scored by Kelly, ns en
a cress shot by "Whltcy" the bnll enme
in centnet with the head of the Goth Geth
amites' right halfback and went into
the net.
It looked ns If the ether Hethlchcm
ite hnd another gnme te their credit
when New Yerk began te piny n pre
ing game, and Temmy Puggnn scored
the second goal nnd about six minutes
before the whistle blew Rooney regis
tered the equalizing count.
Three ether games were decided In
the American Lengue scries. The Fnlces
and Tedd Shipyard played a scoreless
draw. Fnll River bent the New Jersey
I cities 4 te 'i anil Unrrisen new v..iud
picked up two points by defeating the
' Fnlres V te 1
l
Pairings for the
Berthellyn Gelf Cup
Tourney Tomorrow
0 00 Mri. Herbert Hep. Old Yerk Read. !
and Mrs. Charles Utck, Jr . lluntlnv-
den Vnlley.
0:05 Mrs. a. A. Ik!e. Jr.. Huntingdon
Valley, and .Mrs. A. Ii. Hubnrd, Hunt
ingdon Valley.
O.10 Mm. V. a Glenn, Plymouth, and Mm.
Milten IloreUI. 1'hilment.
9:18 Mre. O. 0lernc, Jr.. Hur.tlnirden
Valley, and Mra. II. De Oreat. Old
Yerk IteaJ.
O'le VV. W. Junll'-", Jr., Crlckit Club, and
Mm. W, M. Wraver, Iluntlusden Val
0 23 Mrs. It .letti. I'hllneint. slid Mrs.
J v Turnbull. Crlise: 'Mjb
0 .10 Mri. II, II, Van. Wti'lcmars'i. Mid
Mib. J. M. ll'Utr-iiti. r. ( i-da- !- . '(
0 35 Mies i;'.lzar-th Lh. sten. t'rli ki i .u.i,
nnd MUs M.ircurett.i lllxun. I'ruli t
i lub.
0 40 Mrs J 1) i:illrtt, Country Club, nn.l
Mm. H. I'crmill, UuulliK.lvn V . 1 1 j
0 K Mln Hi-len Mwhiin. Cudurbroek, and
MIj Clmrlette Cheleii, Orl-krt l'Ij'j
0 ,'.5 Mlsi C"CII I-ltch. Londen, uiid .Mrs.
V. A. Uavln. New Yerk.
10 CO MIri Hdlth l.cltch. Iunden. and Mra,
C. II. Vandirbre&k. Crlck.'t Clui
10 05 Mlas Kdlth Cunimlnga. Chl.-nue. nd
Mrn. Kred W. Itts. Jr. Chleuie
10.10 Mirn AUxa KtlrllnK. Atliintn, and Miss
Mildred Caverly. Crlck.'l Club
10.13 Mian (1. Ul&hop, Ilroekluvrn. and Mr.
C. F. Fex. HuntlnKten Vulle.
10 25 Mien Iturrlett CurtU Esn-x Ce.. and
Miea Flortnce MeNee. Marlen.
10 31V Mia Margaret rurtln. Knpet Ce . nnd
Mr. i: II. FUkT. Merlen.
10 35 Mlsi Kathennc Iuuhlnnn, Wood
bury and Mra. A. V. Iinn'"ibauin.
I'liliment.
10 10 Mrn. H. If Vetterlelu, Count r Cub.
and yTB V. .Iniine.v, Mr-unn
10 15 Mri. r K MurCaln. Cricket Clnb.
and Mle l.mlly Ilarrmhnu, M rum.
10 50 Misa hara Vtehan, Cid.irlir ,. -.nd
.MIri .Mary If Ivenni;. Cr'i-ki t Cub,
10 55 Mrs. IV. II .Tohnken M'Tiun. and
Mre U. W, Curran, dierLrii' k
11.00 Mrs r II. Keen. Oierbieuk. and Mli
Seiihle lispt'n, I'hllmunt
11 05 Mrn F. II. Ulder, Overbroek. und
Mrs. J I.uca.i. Countr Club.
11 10 Ceuntesii Vcn Heliteln, Huntingdon
'ullu and Mlas Carolina I'rentke,
New Yerk.
11 16 Mri J. K. Mitchell, fit Dnvlds, and
Mre W F. Hurrlaen, Ilunlltieden
Vallev
11 10 Mre. Wm. We-it. Iluntlncden Vallei,
und Mrs. Q. O Budd.irds, Oierbroek.
11 :5 Mli Mary S. (lrtrcem. Merlen, erd
Mini M. K. KuddtvrdM, Overbroelt.
11 iti Mrs. N. I H.-ed, Wilmington, nnd
Mrs. i: CI Uf.t. Country Club
11 35 Mre. Iloefrt I'onnlnicteu Wllmlncten,
nnd Mlie i: O. Heed. Cricket Cub
11 40 Mrs. llrlntnn T'lem.n Merlen ind
Mis. J H Mekea, Hjntlni-Ien Valley
11 (5 Mm W J. Johniten WilmlnRten, nm
Mrn. II . Hcelt. Wll'nlnKtnn.
11 re Mrs W. A Jehnsen, HI. Iiavlds, nnd
Mra J W. Unls-ht, Woertbun.
11.55-Mra. J Ulseten. Jr. Ht Davids, ,md
Mri Hurlock, Harrltiburir.
12.00 Mini Frances Crohn, llala, and Mre
A 11 Harris. Cricket Club.
12 05 Mri I". A. Ktaiilns, Wl.mlnmen, nnj
Mrs. (1 V, Smith. Merlen.
12 10 Mtaa Mary Orltflth. Merlen, and Mrs
F. F. Maury. Jialu.
12 15 Mra I. Haum Pnilment. and Mrs J.
K. Uly V'oeobun
12 20 Mrs V I Harding- Country Club.
ird Mrs A II Huey, Mrin
12 i5 Mrs. II. t; Vei ten. Merlen irt Mrs.
TheniaH Cochrane. Ceuijtr Cub.
12.30 Miss C 1. McVay lla.u, tnd :drs. C.
i; Arm..trenir. I.lancrch
12 ?" .'Irs. J. F. Meehan, Cedrbroek, and
Mrs A Ixiwry. Merlen.
12'40 Mih. F. J. Kcllcy, Country Clue. and
Mrs I. S. I'aecltstl. Old Yerk Itead,
12 4! Mies Maidn Heffman. Whlteniarsh,
and Mrs II J Tarr. I.lanerrh.
12 50 Mra. Wl'llam ('hnpln. North Hllle,
and Mrs. II. C Cornelius, Cedrbrw.k.
12 J5 Mrs I.. ' Illeik, North Hills, and
Mra. II. Freemsn. Old Yerk Itesd.
1:00 Mrs. II II Iirxalere, Huiillncden
Val., and Mis Heeper. Crlckei Club
1.05 Mrs, C. M. lluard, Countr Club, and
Mr". K. K. Jenei. Plymouth.
1 10 Mrs. O. C. Whldden, Huntlniiden Val.
ley, and Mrs, II. p. Kaaiebaum,
North Hills.
1 15 Mre. 11. V Murphy, Oerhrnek, and
Mrs. II. C. Miller, ArenlmlnW,
1:20 Mrs. 1. II. Hankln Manerch. and
Mre. J. Stelnmeti, Plymouth
1:25 Mrs cnarms Lister, Ht Iiavldi. an!
Mrs. I'. J. I-wls. Ht Davids.
1'30 Mri. W F. l'eet, Old YerU Ueud. and
airs. j. ' -v. li'-. ,v '"lemnrsn.
1 35 Mrs. n. 11. umi.hre. iluntlncden
Valley, and Mrs. W. J jr. j-rler"
While marsh. ""
1:40 Mrs. l.lnn, Chlcaje, and Mlee I'rancci
ilrlacem, Merlen. wl
Jin. IJ- V- Illchards. Overbroek.
IrtB Mlsa Maria De Kosenko, Country
nh. mil artnp. ' 'MU"
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THE DAYS OF REAL SPORT
GOLF QUEENS AND CHAMPS
HERE FOR 10-DAYS TILTING
Cecil Lcitch, Mrs. Letts, Miss Stirling, Willie Hunter, Jesse
Guilferd ct AL te Shew Champien Shots en Lecal Links '
Hy SANDY
piIILADKLPHIA golf specialist nrc
in for n pep-eyed treat during the
next ten dnys. The stars of many
lnnds nnd climes will be with us
n -golfing 'round the lecnl rinlte. They'll
be here, the champions nnd the nenr nenr
clmtnplens. The notion will be fast nnd
lurieus. Lew marks may be com
......... ..,,- ji,i- i, in; mill, -ii.
It's been n licet ie golf year and all
the chapters of It history have been
written. Its heroes will stnlk our links
with lienvini? besom nnd smiling fnce.
Other stars, ju"t plain survivor of
the dramn, will be here still giving their
best. Though gene, they won't banker
after being forgotten.
The first action stnrt tomorrow in
the annunl tilting for the classic Her
thellyn Cup, Huntingdon Valley's in
vitatien women' tournament. The
..,......,, -'" ii -i iwiu iiimiiv in i ii- '
leading character in the tus.-le there will
e (cell I.eitch. clinmnien of (,te:it
Hritnin since 1014, champion thi enr,
nise ei r ranee anil ('iiiimlii, hnlled n i
the greatest woman golfer the wetld has
ever produced.
rnbeaten but enee t-inee 1(11 i, the
conqueror vvaw n wide favorite te come
through the American tussle played
lat week, but she fell before the pluck
of little Mrs. Frederick ('. Letts it
player rated far below her in fhet -making.
Jti'-t the Mime. Ml-s Leiteh
was beaten, which proves It can be
done,
Mrs. Left Here
Mr T,ett will prrbnb', vie with
Miss I.eitch in the Interest of ihe al
leries vvhicli will fullew the play at
Neble all week. She" the American
golf heroine of the year, nnn plus ultra.
Theiiifii Mi.s.s Ale-tit StlrlliiK, abpelute
empress of the American vveiuch'h golf
domain since 1010, wan finally tumbled
from her throne nt Hollywood in the
nntlenal final round en Saturday, none
will depute the thought that hhe i; Htill
Amerira's grentest woman Relfer. She'll
Im at Iluntlncden Vnllev. She wen the
meetiiiR last year. What n day it would
he if she were te meet MUs i.i-itrii, as
f ii'- i.lir.ust certain ilii- time.
They were slated bj the tuti-iifiaiis
te iiit'i I at the national TIipj were in
ipiiti lirnckets. and either could beat
tuj one eitlier would have te face, ns-t-trted
the experts. Hut Miss Lcitch
toppled, and thus the woman's classic
of the year ever here was net te be timt
Wi-ek.
The Kreat Cecil has beaten Mis.s Stir
ling twice this year, but that vvus
abroad. Can Miss Lolteh de the naine in
America? That's the Itehlm- nnutlnn
i ine neur. jne jenr, us It were,
won't be complete unless thev de meet
here, nn this, Miss Leiteh'i' first for fer
eisrn invasion. She's coming ever usraln
net year, but that's tee lone te wait.
Next In Interest among the visitors
who will be here tomorrow is MKs
IN una Celletl, Itosten and Providence
'.amnion. Kljjhteen years old, supple
and graceful en the links, she is the
' me of timing, and her shetH are said
te be tlie longest of any the women hit
"ff the tee. She hasn't hud quite the
M'eiienc. necessary te come through
n iib t niml but they prcdic-t one and
" 1 rJie II be the chumphm some day.
li'!Ifw,,?l,',? n'0,lal '" ,hp nntlenal last
miss- Wn" Cn0UEl' f"r ,no llttlu
She was tied two strokes better than
com,?,'? "'t'!1 ,,r0".'l"N, ,i,,1(l that ."v"r
. .. , : , a .."...
.meiig the ether out-of-town
will bn Mis. W. A
evpeifs
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'nvin, twice
w' ''S ."'"H-P
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umtnings, one r.f Chicago's me
ss Kdith
most prom-
ru cliaiiirilen. m vi... ,,.. .
h-
ten
bV!"bi;nt,e.r,,:'wuhkiift(jei'',,i'i,H
A week from
U-...l... .1...
Hunter. British amateur champion, and
r.!;''. . ,u"f!(1.' A'li'Tlenn nmnteiif
Willie
vimiiiiiiuii. win no ,,11 opposite sides in
"I 1 t , ,. --...-. v. w, i (tllli
un-miir exiiiu t en rmirsninn
nt
jreiijurin. mat's nixiut all the talent
men- is nreun.l these parts in the
amateur ranks, all except Miss Marlen
Helllns newly crowned qucui 0f Amer
ican golf.
"Lucky te Win"
.Miss Helllns. was Invited te IIuntliiR IIuntliiR
cleu N alley, but rcnlged last week, net
feeling that she would be se much in
demand. After she wen the national
liunls she said hhe didn't believe she
could chunge her mind blnce she hud
been away from home tee long."
Her stutement after her victory was
rather Hurried.
1 in tickled te death." she beamed.
I never dreamed I would renie through
and I knew I'd nev r linve if Alexa
hurling had pluved her best game l
wen lucky, Unit's nil."
Yeu can't heat that I'liainplenshlp
' ki'ii ."i. ,l,e "Im(,t,1"B "f ehnmpienH.
. II'.- Stirling, supreme and unriiffled for
tllu yenrs ever here, nnnm in rieii ..i
r r Vl&ryJi
McNIULICK
game from tee te green it was her
putting ns the days pased Inte their
red sunsets. It wn only the breaks
In her fnver that kept her from being
beaten in the seml-flnnl round ngninst
Mr. Vnndcrbeck, but It wns the
brenks ngninst her that dragged her
down nnd out the finnl dny. A for
the downfall of "super" Cecil she tells
it best. "Kvery golfer hn hi day,"
snld she. "When Mr. Lefts nnd I
met it wn her dnj . Veila."
FAIR GOLFERS TO PLAY
Miss Helllns and British Stars at
Belleclalre October 17
New YerU, Oct. 10. Women golf
stars, who participated in last week's
untlnnal championship tournament nt
Deal, N. J., will nppear the week of
October 17 In an open teurnnment ut
wi iin i f hi tail nj'i ii inu iitiuivn v. 1
the Hellsdcire Ceif nnd Country Club. I
Ilavside. L. I., it wns announced tedav.
Mrs. W. A. Gnvln, announcing the
tournament, said entnc te date in
eluded Mi Murien Helllns. the new
national chnniplen ; Misses Cecil and
Edith Leitch, Itritish stars; Miss
Ale.ia Stirling, the former American
tltleheldcr; Mra. Clarence Vnnderbeck,
of Philadelphia, and Miss Edith Cum
mlngs and Mrs. V. II. Letts, who de
fented Miss (Veil Leitch. Kntrlc, will
close en October 1".
The club has appropriated $1000 for
pn.ce, the first prize te lie u !?."i00
tiephy.
Douglas Hurls Five
Mere Balls Than Mays
In winning; IiIh Rinne Dnusln pitched
five mere bulls than Mays, He hurled
103 balln te the batters, nt which tblrtv
were called IhiII", twenty-seven resulted
In strikes, feurteeen foul strikes, efaht
fouls, sixteen Infield outs, one outfield
out anil seven hits.
Mays pitched nlnct -eight time for Ihlr-U-ene
bulls, twenty two strikes, eleven
lent strikes, twenty tnlleld nuts, four nut.
Held nut, nine lilts nnd one bine en errre.
Neither pitcher euve u bete en halls.
A cigarette is known by
the smokers it keeps
mwWWmMmmmm' timtrmR x .- swwe;
't w iswBwr r y
Licgett h Myers Tobacco Ce.
SOUTH VS. NORTH ON
GRIDIRON THIS MONTH
Georgia Tech, Georgia University and Centre College
Will Lead Dixie Assault in Most Important of
. Intersectional Games of the Year
IJy GRANTLANI) RICH
Left nt Uie Pest
IJ'Acu was young and craved te shine
At football, track or en the nine
I always said, "Medels for mine."
Shcvlin I marked, and I'ec at end,
H'fitcArd Hare nnd ether Uncsr.ien rend.
And Thorpe and Cey backficlds distend.
Sair Duffey turn hti nine-three trick.
And Kracnzlein, Matey Leng and
Schick
Shrivel all opposition quick.
Then threw un soft hands of despair.
''It's no use," queth I, "mortals ne'er
Will equal such as these, I ticcitr."
Thux cold I quit. And ever since
Itancer has tasted like a quince
I'er 1 Ante seen these deep footprints
Oblitciatcd o'er and e'er:
Kitpatrick atid "Tack" llardtiick sear
Te heights tcith Stan Keek's winning
score.
Ty Cobb and Speaker 're seen rise,
On Alexander glued green eyes.
And cheered ichen "Uabc" Ruth
scraped the skies.
Se te dascd youth thii xrerd I drepi
Frem fear of viedcls de net flop,
Yeu might be king of a new crop,
STANLEY K. WILSON.
Wn IIAVK had Mathcwsen, Jehnsen
nnd Alexander In turn. There are
geed one left but where is the next
super-star te come from?
The Seuth Cemes North
GEORGIA TECH, Georgia Cniver
slty and Centre College will lead
the Southern assault upon Northern
elevens till month in three of the best
intersectional games of the year.
Georgia Tech Is getting under full
steam for Its argument with Penn Sta'e
at the Pole Grounds, nnd till contest
Bheuld be one of the top sketches of the
tall program.
Penn Stale I strong ngnln, but It is
no certainty that- Rezdelt's fast machine
will overthrew what new leeks te be the
strengc.-t team in Dixie.
Tech will mis Flowers nnd Flnchcr,
hut her machine will be exceptionally
strong.
Harvard entertains both Gcergln nnd
Centre nml neither game will be n Crim
son romp.
Georgia's defensive strength in of
high order, and if Merun can only plug
up his Centre linn he will, nt least,
through He McMillln, give the Cam
bridge defense something te bother with.
The Seuth hasn't yet the numerical
strength te cope with the North and
West, but her trams arc coming along
l
.vcer D-v J'0"1-
W'iJ
IIAVK been asked te veincmbc."
mere than a century, nnd there will bo be
nt least live or six football tenm which
will remember Lafayette quite distinctly
nil this fall. Pittsburgh's recollection Is
still quite distinct.
YALE faces the Army nnd Princeton
tackles the Navy. This puts it up
te Hnrvard te take en the Murines.
IT Willatd and Demp.'ey meet next
July it will be just three yenrs n'ter
Wlllard bad bis crown hammered
iff at Teledo. Dashing Impetuosity wns
n'ver one et the Knnsnn n traits, in
line seems te knew why he didn't declde
te wait a jenr or two longer before
rushing in.
S
T. LOUIS requests us te announce J
that the next one-town Vnrlil
Series will be held next fnll between
the Hrewns and the Cardinals. AVe are
nlways pleased te be the bearer of pleas
ant tidings.
TN nKFEMlINO te I'rinrMeu a cer-J-
tain critic remarks that "sfnrs de
net make a winning team." In the
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FATIMA
CIGARETTES
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hut taste the
same wny "stone walls de net n pr,en
make nor iron bar. n enge." Iju til
help out quite n let. Ut ,h'J
Iturncs nnd Hagcn
JIM I.AUNKM n WeUw
O have been the two mnln flrmrciia
American golf for the last three T,,
Neither wan uble te match II J ch1
son s fent nt vvlnnlxn t ti.iL .lulCHI-
hut en this side of tne watrr theyZ'r".
been HJtireme. J "e
been Hjpreme.
Iiarnes wen
the enen ..In. t.
in a tie for second tilW it." "?F(!n
wen (he Western nnd the two l,c M ,fi
"iRen then
X"UiTul ,n t,,c rccc,,t nre-
llutc'iifen, nt times, is mere bell
limit than either,, but net w MSd
ever an extended route. Fer neither
has Jeck's nervous energy nor hh pent-...-(..i.otle..s
Ibirnes is the most cnre.
fill p ayer of the let, but Hagcn's hul.
iiess Is mixed with keen shrewdness. In
uddltlen te being great golfers 'the?
carry a pulr of pretty wine heads.
U71IO Is or was the most nptly named ,
VV football player? One team beaiii
n Slough cr. nnd thcre were Crar Crar
vyell, llulleck nnd Hull. Alse l1.i,h
Hut our entry is Stnrbuck, the fnmnB
CerneH back of ether dura! lie S,
"CrOOTBALL- is se wearing t,n the
i . "yi'0,"1 ,llnt -Tim Thorpe, who hecan
his gridiron career twelve yenrs nV
deesu t expect te last, ever eight or ten
mere seasons.
rnllE euly moral victory that Tale
- expects (e cheer this noeson Id the
predominant end of the score. Merallti
and defeat may team together, but enlr
for se long. J
Comrleht, 101 1. All rights reserved.
Scraps About Scrappers
nanny Kramer, local bantam knivv..
out. will find hlmaelf pitted aanet a eTe,,"
oi.neneit In Able IVIedman. rl ! IlniSen S
rhe 9Lj;m,,lit "ftKht. Kramer Is well pHm-a
for thK match having proved himself m
poed shape by knecklnit dewit and defeatlii
Terry Martin l?,t week. Anether feat"
Lr!")Wr ,R,S? The prelims: Jimmy Men Je
vs. Chlc't Knnai. rrisldy Turner vs Mlva
Connera and Ubbby Allen vs. Denny lias,
Iloeboo HelT hns lwen nn the lob late nwi
enrly with matehrrakers In T Phllad dphr.
He exnecu te have ene of the busiest Jb ei
?.f v,,ne .nStL"3' "" FrcCdy Turner and
ni0hHv AJlen 15 un'l"r "oeboo's v"lnT T
deau will go te the pest at the National.
enJ,.e,J!i,,,'?n",y "?y" Pet'' rtej- Is flcurinj
en 'llm Drency for a s-t-up. "rfut there's
a blK Piirprlse le store for l'eter." say!
Jeseph. Hartley nnd Drenoy met In the wind.
up at the Ice Falace Thursday night. Ear
Hariman will appear In en of the ether
matches of n. ihc-beut preRram.
niimmr llurni, a nroeklyn mut and
Rhtv.Bht 1-OTer. will appear In bout" here
tills fall. iJiw-ence O'Shea, n Phlla I- ii
mut3 will handle Uurna1 nffalrsV O'Sh-a
warts : te mntch "riummy with whites t"ti.
Rernld. Johnny Mealy, 'jehnny l.indVr,d
I eulstana. Burns liar. b.,i with lt
Tendlcr and Harry (Kid) Urcwn in th urm.
IVIIIus llrltt leaves today for Montreal,
Cnn.. where h will hand'.n rrank Meran,
heavyweight, and Mike MoTljue, mlddlo mlddle
vveleht, In respective beuta against Eddl-r
Jnnes and Tim Kelly ua Wedneaday nleht
Twe wceki later .Meran will meet Jack John Jehn John
se.i at Mentieal.
, 'A?.'' "'""'it will b m charge of Wlllui
I.rltt s four battleri) at Lancaster tenlfht In
tbe Inter.-lty matches. The Phlladelphlans
te romp-'e nn K O. Samien. Dllly nich
ards Pete Itess and Jee I'fcllllps.
Mnrtv Iejle and Kddie Mgulre nre n.in
Offing a ntable of Uraya l-'erry boxers to
gether. Included nmeng their mlltmn are
Mickey Conners. Jimmy Gibbens, Mntlv Ilsr
rett. ny Mllllgan and Veung Jee ITradley.
All nf these men are mulched for bouts
during the month.
Kumagae and Shlmldzu Off te Japan
New Yerk. Oct 10, Tch'n Kumnsse nd
Wenze Hhlmldzu, the Japanese Davis Cot
tmm. left, fur Japan by way of Hin Fran Fran
ciseo. Kgmngax raid lie expected te return
te the t'nlted Htntes In December, and that
It probably would be his Inst Mid! te this
country. .Shlmldzu sld he would try te
nMicnihle a tenm te compete for the Pavli
Cup next j cur.
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