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circuit, leek n terrible sock at tne asteumntipr .uiieuts y"i-ru.v. mr
:rne-dOTnf repreienuiij tne lieu box, wu'm n nnsij vnuu. ....--
tate and cllstlnct plli'licr. out of lusiiif k iiihi meieii tneiij?n runs ie win
dozen bnll eames.
iffcjrhe flnnl count wok I. te 1. and lliete n no fluke nlimit llie lcterv
8 Hip lied Sex been In mlil-Hi-ii-eii rerm tlu preiiniuy miuii iinvt- sum-u
meip. but It li tee early te attempt prolonged niitiiiiiiniis
The Ked Sex vote n path aieliml tin- luxe and ilked
the lienie plate e often that It wan slulpUtijs for help at
the enil.
It vn a law. I'lilllj daj. but the nuie win me
than that, fiein the view point of the -lilx m-Iuk peiinlei
They- meaning about 10.000 of them bad te Ml out
there and see three pervn who had been riniMili'H'il
purleuH by Cennie Min-k turn ou their feunei team
mates and make them leek like :i lenl Up after two
Mrlkex had been ealled meaning nelhlns
Jeseph Dugan. known here as .lumping .1 ph be
taue of the record jump ftem St l.tmle te New Haven
last ,ear. was the first te attiact attention. The lanky
leape'r was received with all the klndnei and gineieltv
liatided te n rctmn n aught In the ail. but he mine right
UfcOHtlti nntv.si baik and luade hltn like It He socked a home run Inte
i 5 ihe t.tWMberr.'- bushes lu the left liebl bleacbeix and the
guj'he get the ball thtew nnay UN hammer and tooled a born
', 'fhat as Ne. 1. lipergt Unrn. considered tee slew for first li.iMng
kicked mound and tinnll sild Inte a Knuee centr.ni (Jeorge Is known
here as the Tiegii Thumper, and lived up te his imputation. He rapped a
flsuT" baser Inte the left field stands and heilly afterward "hewed his ei
Mtlllty by whanging one ever the tight field wall.
r Anether homer was registered during the afternoon. Kliiier Smith. itt
drift vby the Cleveland i lub. giving the pellet a tide ewr the right Held
barrier, It sailed across the street and busted up a perch patty. Ttu.e l'eur
Ruthlan raps wete enough te luit any hall club ou the blink, and after th.t
thejAthletlcs placed like the Athlelbs There wa no deception lu any of
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i roll Id no nnlhiny triih m litilnin eulhiiH, uli cnii ihr meir by-
f i inmei tepheat'ti. and tlirit Ucienl hi up. n if ircre. ami aiieirea nun-
rrlf te he ntcked for ftic hnnfen and pair of tatltei in the lait tun
frame.
Heme Runs JF ere Evenly Distributed
b-RO.M.MKL started for the Athletics and emerged with a peifect merage.
fie allowed but one home run in eaih inning, whlih piee" a pitcher an
keep.,hl8 home runs cvenlj distributed. That, however, was the best thing
he did. He had everything a pitcher should net have, but the lied Sex didn't
kink", only when Cennie Mack took him out. Hemmel's
departure brought tenrs of legret from the Bosten dugout.
After one was out In tin first ,J Ktmer Smith crashed
ne .en the nee and sent It ver the right field feme en
n line- It was one of the bar lest hit balls ever seeu here.
In .the seennd Innlnr Itiittiu lift tlin, tirsr linll Inln tlu
mi .If nlAliee fnr nnntliiii Imnini nml .mfit Iimi- tntli imk him,'
lf.f.en-Jbe scoreboard.
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t&M-itntt singled and Smith scored en Harris' out.
lxV Then up stepped Jee Dugan. He was tetked and
ftv, ., necked vocally by the mob, but he was net flustered. He
irfcMlfcted a fast one and knocked It Inte the pocket of a
leachcritc In left field. Pratt stored aiieud or him
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Ike end was net yet. Geerge Hums registered his serend hnmei in
the seventh and Ait pah shored erer tire meie tnaihen.
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TOWNSEND TABLET
Aronimink ' Honors Memery of
"Father of Philadelphia Ceif"
Sunday at Clubhouse
WOMEN TEAMS IN ACTION
I en'i alii. I'l'l, lii 1'utiUc t.ediirr Ccmganu
ALEX GOING BACK? ' Hew Dees It Strike Yeu?
SCORES 2D WIN
Mella Malleru's Grit
Fifhthiff Ball Clubs Needed
THE OHSERVER
Fermer Phil Hurler Again Beats
Reds and Holds Cubs
Clese te Giants
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US. MUU.A 11.11 ISSTKUT MAI.I.OKY is a shining exdtiiple of grit in
poi t. an cxaiuple for men as well ii women
SIXTH CLEVELAND VICTORY'
Tennis tans ustce that her astonishing nerve Is the gientest single factor
tliat has talM-d luv te the ery top of the fair net pldjen.
Tilden lenslilers her the best woman tennlK plaer of all time.
There Is enU one. viituall.v, who can give Mrs. Muliwr a n-.il dispute en
i the tennis luiitt. That is Suanne I.englen.
Till: aged and withering aim or Fer shots, neai ly all agree that Mile r.englen is better than Mr. Mallery.
ireier Cleveland Alexander mid the I .'or e, v(.t for ti,e ("empetitlve soul, the .est te win, all. that in overwhelming
hustling righttng spirit of the Indians I al)1111(,am K ln fn01. )lf Ms Mallerj
I'.!.'.': U!!"lil "S. Li"P.V'"li','fi,..f ''" ' f'"'' U the glint of her eje. they aav. she beats them b-fe.e tbe sta.t.
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apphuise. entlrel um mn eincd. She had beaten them all abientl. She had
beaten -Mrs. Malletv. I If ienise, she would win agaiti t litis tune, hlie was un-
coin mi in d iiiiceiiceiiii'd, that is, till s,e saw the leek mi Mella Malleti s face.
Hind, alniest. uud finen witli deteiminatinu.
The nerve alone unshed the flower of the 1'ieinli gill's game. Mel'.a
actuall) inadf her ipiil.
.Vew the Atuerii.iu is going iilue.ul again, going etilj. she admits, because
some inn) think slic s iitiaul p I ) i Suanne l.eiiglcu again.
liiiriis nml I'm Iiiuhi-
? alaffled in this 4nnlnif lint worn strnnHHit mi thi .111 lew u lipti Ttlli. WhILm,. nuuL
&J claaaj cateh en AValters' low liner.
fir Ileramel was declared leunterfeit after that and a .leiith named Sullivan
v vanTarpd htm. Knllv ml hv fnt' ran Imilttca. ltiL.ln lit wiTtli he KAi.nmu l.u (..
J? a blUSafd of blngles. Plttinger beat out a hil te Dikes .md was toned l
Walters. Fennock ret his annual hit and Cellins rolled a weak bounder in
Walters was i aught between third and home and when he slid into
the plate Umpire Owen called hlra safe. Dec .lohnsten made a st tenuous Un U
If and Owens declared him out meanlnr Johnsten
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unmix iii uir leiTjier). leiii'd neai 1 lie leu neltl patlllell.
About a de.:en kids lelt the stand, lushed en the held atid
staged a fight ler the hall. Jee Harris steed there with
hit hands en his hip, peweiless te de nit!iing. and
Owens ruled the hit a twe-bagger. Km man. who was en
base, reuld hae sieied easily, but was held at thiid
Had this baen the winning inn there would have been
a terrible howl about it ll's all light te go after foul
balls and take them if one tan gel awa) with It, but
the hpcctateis should be reasonable enough net In' pick
up any ha I In until they have stepped lolling.
A few small kuN aie likely Ie make li tough I'm
the ether pmilieii pillions. If they )irssl ,,i iiislilng
OU tin' held a siieen will hae ie be eieiteil lint 0I1(
thete. but also In the blemheis. The t.ms m nui li,i.
tins, but Jehn Slilbe -in.s lie will be fniietl in de It unless
there is some elder in ilie stands
TH K imml lemctimri ;rl e u unity and iingentUiiuuilii that Iheji
icakr up the ipcrial pelue who get innhiirned in the e'i'firld etm
( Inflernoen,
' ) tiling Loelcs Geed Despite Twe Errors
j'fe'DEP l'Ol'NG looked geed at se.end bape fepite his ..MO v
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tV HB1U-IIH null" .,,! mi,. ui nirii,- umu UUf IlltlUC lllltll IteCS. VI 'IS
ttjikii inn in-- iiniT-iu uu. iw up, .in in iijtii iniK iiiiniii uis snie arm is hunk.
' The pitching was bad from an Athletics" viewpoint, and that aimed the
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fcSretber side cannot iielp bur leek hail.
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!H?afaVea wlilih seem
I, .prate tedav aie.
tlirst race- Illiif.Ienil. Wilsen .mil
HMfuni entri, igi . second I. e
vwaeurin, i-etcani. ftigiu captain,
ithiiw Commander elln. An hive
Hliiv, Maple ; fourth My I'lay. Spanish
?3Iate, Illg Heart; fifth Yashmak.
llrtden. MuttlkinN . .viitli Dtiersiiv
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wbA"" JTiimmei. urace rosier; seventn
CjttJ., MMnUlil ynn Slnnn. Mill Prlin..
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egni,.ed mtidders evei win eec li. but
thev i un In fat-t track time f.adv
ISess run (lie fastest four fnt longs of
the meeting. IS '2-T herend", ever a
traelc that had s,Teie( tiem three
lieuis of iiimlfrale tain
Thf-ptiuce of iiltihers was
Ifer a peer )c,n l.xpeifs all ever the
t'eiinm in edit tail l lull he was gnlnu'
te s'lile fur into the ietitli, but e-
'tertlnv the ferni"r Hill checked in with
iii'i s ml vx;tl ,,f n. scsi-mii. lnciilen.
tall, ii w.is nnh his second stun.
The Cubs have wen tiie games in
this )euthful caiiipaigu and if Aie
i etues thieugli for them, they will net
he the weakling of a i lub thev llie te- i
puled te be. tin the opening da. llie-
xei Cleveland beat Kjipa Hles ami
e-tcithu e tiippnl the IleiU nsain.
"1. Five hits lie allotted in tiie Mnrnii
inaii'cis and tlu weie kepi well t .it
teied.
I ltb for Indians
J The Indians h.iw In en uiiiiiIiiil' out 1
dail) thrills fnr the Clexelaiul remeis
.Speaker's lube cashetl in with live
straight wins hefeie the) lest their hs ,
game. Yesteida) they s, eretl tin-It
hixtii triumph bv nosing mi t the Timers.
." I Speke lias his clan out lu fient
by a full game, the Yankees being s(., .
elid and St I. mils and out A' ate lied
for tllilll Willi fiillf ii tulles out of seven
games i ai li
I The aggies. i, i .pun ,,!' t h 1 ml 1.1 u ,
was xIhiimi lu thi tr I let nut gaine. when
' thev uvercanie .1 tliiee-iiiu leatl ard
grabbed the laine'.s with a .pair of lints
in ihe ninth itining This was the
i iesest Ty Cnbb and his athletes haM-
time te winning a h.ill game this ,eai.
The have lest i in a low.
The (limits ate liiid.ng tlienischcs
Iem'Iv prcsseii in tin. 'nil., anil Mi
(iiaw has te k'i;i his hall pla)eis mi
their lues in imi niiiiesi in stuv out
ill tiem, '1 he t uli mis n hull
gaine behind
K 1'hlls Help (ilanls.
Yestt'idn) en opening dm in lliuek- '
I l)i the weihis t liaiiiiiieiis IjiiiicIikI
leen hits m the Inst twn iiiuiiigs mid
canleietl awa) te a sK-iuti lend. Thl
was eneitgli te win. They linall) i opium!
'.it i-l. A home run off I'nrl Smith's
I hat and tilples b two feinier Hills
allied matciiall) in tiie McUraw til-
i.ll. ph The lhlie.il) blows I e ,e-
llveietl b Kinll Meiiscl nini Jeliuin
Illiwlltlgs
The I'lllle' piislllnn llldll I illflllgeliMT
I the la despiie the tai l lli.it iln lr g.nni
was postponed They still heltl ilinil
nh.ie. with the Cauls and I'ii.ites tied
for fourth.
('oeper nulled Sr, J.eiils down te a
le with I'ntt-buigh liy m erlug n 10-."
victei) e(r lilcke) t lull )eseini
li was in the late innings thai l'liaie
hals began te tattle. In (lie tilth the
ueie ti.Uling e-.'l. but the) fell en Shi i .
dell mid put evei enough inns te w u a
. euple of garni s
Until aud Alciisel weieu I missed mis
1 in the Ameiican League bow in .sew
eik, for the Yanks tluhhid ihe Suia-
leis Inte Mihiiilssleti. !(:!. Megrldgt
llinuieil the .IeIiiimmi iitciiit i hatutis tin
Aplil 1'.' ill Wtishliigten, luil he didii t
uae enough in npe.il M'sti'idai Sain
Jenes, en the ether baud, was iciv
I s'i'Hih
'Ihe A's weie sined 1 i out iliepping
in feiiith nlace In Kraiik Llleilic, the
lirewii"' third baseiuati lOllerbe tliupped
t Hv ball in llie litst inning of the St.
Leuis-Chicago tentesi .i ml two White
Sex inns bliei mer the jilafe. fileasen'i
I lied men wen. 1-" It was a pitching
duel between Shecker and I'nlier. They
wete even en lilts, t at h lub getting
eiglit
rl",IIK neine
1 lub of II
uenieii golfers ou llie public links of Chicago hue etganlril u
their own te linhl teuiiiaineiits ami leek after their interests
en the municipal links. It's net a bad idea lii( liy in Philadelphia.
.Many a star might be iletelnped under the Intliie'iiie of competition.
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HL Athletics lest )estcnlil)
It was their debut en tin- home gtuuiids.
The) opened the season last week anil their km mil iiwa) fmiu home was
mart id b) mi) black inmks
Hut ou their own diamond the) didn't leek se geed,
riiihitlelphia is the best hnehall town in the I'nited States.
That being the case I'liihitlt Iphia is entitled te winning liMsehall teams.
The Ohscner. likn uiiitn ethers, was dlsiijipeluled jesteidii). We didn't
se iiuu li whether tin- Athleths wen m lest, but we wantd te see the Alh
s tight.
The stme was ." tn ) in favor of 1'osien.
Iecs that leek like a light? It does net.
We won't discus, the game What we want tu see ,iml what every base
ball ttu in I'hiladelphiu wants te see Is a riilladelplilH lutseliall i lub that wrll
he in there fighting.
Maybe we will land In the iclhit again
if we de. let Us laud there fighting Come mi. mhi AUileilis mid I'lilllics.
Philadelphia is witli jeu. Iieti't Hep. If tate wills that wciaiinet tinish amtiug
'lie leaders, ihui't let its tinMi nt the luttmii without at least tninj te icacli
tliM top,
!et bus) ; p):i) luill !
Hy HANDY MrNIHLICK
(rTIHR memory of etic of the feuni!ei
! of golf In Phlledelphla will be hen-
tiied at the Aronimink flidf Club en
Sunday afternoon when n (ablet ejected
'there will be unveiled with appropriate
eereinenles. It Is called the HiiltlMiii
Tnwnsejid Memerial,
1 Mr. Townsend died sevenil month"
age, but that Ihe memory of llie gieat
filings he accomplished for golf will live
Ihn quiet gathering at Ateulmlnk en
Sunday afternoon will prove,
Itehert W. Lesley, ptesident of tlm
(ielf Association of Philadelphia, will
make the unveiling speech, Afler that
Walter K. Leng, for years Aienlinlnk's
secretary and preliably Mr. Townsend's
closest ft lend, will make an ilthlre.
Krea K, Snyder, president of the club,
will also speak.
Harrlxeli Townsend was one of llie
first te Introduce golf Inte Philadelphia.
As a member of the old TJelment Crlnket
Club he built a hole for his own amuse,
nicnt and Ills playing there attracted
the attention of ether cricketer.
A vacant let en Chester avenue was
obtained and lx holes were liuill there.
This Is said te have been hefeie there
were nnv erganised golf clulx lu the
'ly- t
liter Arlite
1 Intercut grew and Mr. Tnwiiciid wa
I at all times an niganl.er of the moves
1 and building of what Is today the
lAieiilmliik Cielf Club. He was Its fust
lieasiirer and was active till his death.
He was a very stieng golf player lu
his prime, having graduated te links
manhbip from cricket. 1 owing anil ether
sports.
lie was also active in the founding of
the Oolf Association of Philadelphia,
and it Is said that he net vet! as mi
officer of some sort In that hotly ion ien
tlnunll.v dtitliiir his lifetime. As secte-
t ii i .v anil treasurer for a number of
veils, Mr. TewiiKcnd did much te build
up the dlstiict bed) .
His honesty, his ability as a playet,
his executive capacity, his zest ami
ever-genial disposition endeated htm te
every golfer who came In contact with
hiui.
These old ftienil". who cmiiiieI fergel
what Hanlsen Town'end was, aie
the ones whti are gathering at Aioui Aieui
nilnl; en Sunday.
1'l.i.t Today
A shml schetlille is nji the cmd this
afttunoen for tiie women golfers. The
thiid round of the new competition for
Ihe Association Cup will lie pla)id. The
(iiilph Mills team Is i milted by all as
having the best icain In this league. It
has only p!a)cd one match, bating
diavvu a be ou Tuesday. Hut in Its
first start It whitewashed Kroeksidc.
live matches te none, a team that bem
Old Yerk Uead seteml, ."i te t). Tui-'-day.
Oulph Mills is led by Mis. (i. S
.fiinpen, one of the be In the district.
Other pla.vers ou the team ate the Me
dames Neilon, Miltdiell, Sheau ami
Blown.
(iulph Mills tackles the Phlluieiit
second live t hi- nfteiiioeu oil its own
leui'se. Oilier mutches, this nfteliieu
follew: Wlliulugten vs. Spilnghaven. al
Springhaveii : lltoekside vs. Lu Lu :
OveiUoek Set elid vs. 'I'led.vffiin, mid
Yetk Itead Second, a h)e.
1
'PIIEY tell
A e like Is
scores of steiles alieul (lie late "Pap" Ansen. The one
best is about Austin's Celts and that lie would never admit
defeat until the last man was out. Ten runs behind in llie tlrsl Inning,
he'd lush in his beat pitcher te sate lite game. "Only ever my dead
bud" that was his spirit .
'I'e the Obseiver:
t'u learning that Jack Oeuipsej had iccentlv sailed for Ihnepe ant! hud
lepeatedlv eisM te meet uiv liuin, I'ledtlle Cull. I heieli) lav i hilin, oil beliall
of in pKitfigc. te llie wmld's lifiiv.vwciglit title, wlie will mi 1 1 all teiiieis,
MAK Mii: Please an in e this in vmir paper. Thanking vmi in inlviuiie
Inr llie i mil tes
I mil vmiis trill),
"Mi sir sai mi:ks.
"pllKKK'U. net be aiielher professional b.ilhline billiard lutirne)
In the next two .vears. .lake Srltaefer will defend again short l,v,
tike en another ehallenger in November if lie vvins, and again in
March, His:i. Finally there'll lie a tournament. 'Ihe stunt will stand
:v trial.
Charlie 'VIhte vvtit b a. tui e hi.iium fnun
thin ultln In the llililah vtu tliin im ,lin 1,
llutchlliden will vnntnlily tlcfetul Ills trewn
lliere. .llie llariiK met "Walter Hui!n luvt
itielt "duuis uliiitt rnterliK
.llni Dfvrlln. ftlilMaut i.; VV liiteniumli n
talil te tuve in Jtii l,f"1 out uiiu h"t w nil tle
nnn tlinmtlitulli of J'ettn Itlm Jltn in
titnv .i irl" lc "het attUt. lie Is t.ji te h(.v
thrllteil Hi m'lv s Jurtii tlii-n. ei-i tim
he il il hi. "lit:
lluirj sjifjfni Ii-h tjine up nut u: s'i.i
rrli n .in one ul tie" l.ilent ntn ui lie
suiillitrn tll.tilii In tills cuiiiittv SImvpii
s the K0 vhfi w.iHril tu .lull. Up wl li Hi
Hutuli civum whn the win btele tun, i,
lie Hwlenl a mill" en his f"t i.uuiki', toil,, in
the K-iruttlnu: tUtilliin rnil w tti-n li tufuftil
te uvt utt tils nuiln the) had lu put Will in
tln ravulr
MARSHALL ENTERS BOXERS
IN AMATEUR TOURNAMENT
GIANTS GET ROBERTSON WILDWOOD BUILDS LINKS
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,',4 The fourth rare, the Siisiiueliaiiiia
MftIHdlcnp. brings tngetlier some of the
i NDacfcir mid Prcakness candidates Mr
is a full brother of Man O'War.
Outfielder Signed by McOraw When
Released by Pirates
.New YmIi. April "1 IJave rteheii.
son Is back with the Giants. The out -
SMWPta'
PaVi" ' 'l,p tnl' "f n's form Spanish
7viMHt is one of the best thtee-year-
Su-'XaiaWnin tiainlng. Iltimate also Is
!"llliV Class yeungMer. nig iieait
h ",fcfclilr li.ni0lit- nf In. I venr.
i-
win
R
m
Mil, after Ills geed nice laM
ar. was Installetl a stieng tav-
jTSledii) but the Hud Fisher
cfllitiuiiiic jaiieii ie snnw ,m
went In Itebiike, n llavau.i stake
r,
fielder lefmetl te sign a $.'1000 centnu t
wiitcii was sent te him bv ihe Pirates
this 'pring ami teeeived his uncntidl uncntidl
tienal lelense ftem Ilarnev Drcvfusn
lie will teperi in MiCiaw nt Klibfts
Field Itslin
ltobeilsen was m meiiiber of t .
tJtaw's team ter several .veais. but in
llllll lie was tiaded te the Chlcige Citlj.
for Sliutnin' J'hll Oeuglas Ftem tin
tubs he went te the Pirates
rignt ueiu ter I'lttsiiurgn last easen
when right-handed pltchriH wete fating
Ihe Pltates
Eighteen Heles Will Be Ready for
Play July 1
Wlldvvinul, N. .1.. A pnl s The
Wildwood golf (eure has been imrt
plelei! ainl will in. open lei plavers tin
duly 1, I'J-i; Tin- i out se is H full
oiglileen-liele niiie mi the Mat Klsslt
fill in. two mid mie-lui'i miles l.ehiw
Capi .May ii.nt lim,i, mi the mum
Ueie mud .unl eulv ,i hlleeu-iiilnuii.
Kill f'Olll Wililwenil
Tills ieiii'.-i' !s il'l'.MI niiU linn, nml
Me pllived ntl.ll'llelOil In "nlf .vnullu nmlm
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was
Twenty-eight Youngsters Will Com
pete in Invitation Bouts
Five beeis of Ihe Maisliitll Club, n
Seuth Philadelphia nigaiiiatlen, liave
at'iepled invitations te njiiipete in the
amateur tournament satuileiied by the
A A. F , te be held next Wednesday
night ar the Olvmpia Club, lu al),
tweiit) -eight nmatiiiis will compete.
The Marshall burets are Jeseph tli
(iiaeome. 118 pounds . Jehn Ileitis, 12G
pounds; Chillies Haves, i;t." pounds;
tt Ilrewn. M7 pounds ami Tenv
Messititi, HID peunils
Harr.v I. MrOralh. tliaiiman of the
A A I . Ilexiug Committee, lias ic
telveil iitteptantes ftem sevetal former
and piesent Middle Atlantic States
champions win will hev. They include
Mart) Siitnmcis Alex Grrenberg, Cbbk i
Weat-ey. Geerge llelinnr. Hilly Slice
inn. Jee Gultiaii mid sam Itlackisten ,
'llie last aniatiiir tournament, Ihe
101"-' Middle States championships,
was fiiKU'suful. anil it leeks as If ama
teur boxing in Philadelphia will begin
te tltiiiiis-li
Paddock Runs 100 in 9 Seconds
l.es AiiKfles. .iull at ---Accetil nc 'u u
utile dlsrmtrh rfttnvetl h"f) from Honolulu ,
1 vlifiB ClirllB I'aiMei-k. tlm famous sptltil
, hnniplei." anil record holder I eenun'tli.c the I
liliiiail .iftn ir war ' cevcriu tne inn imimi
he direction et the Cniter 'I'esleil Seed i '" "la "Mnnds flat in u meft en the Inland
ae iiirtiumi m tieviiiui I sieu isef us i T))1) w()rlu.H r,rnr( for tte tllmancH. held
Itempativ. I rank .lames, llie well
i known golf enguieei, has been in chaige
of llie i oust ruction win k
The tliteners of the t lull haw hi-
the.'i'.eil the eiiili'.ii et ii ieriitainiil
telntly by I. J. Kelly
dot k in a-1 iMrniwii
II t)rw mid Pad
Runs Scored for Weeh
in Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL I.KAGLK
S MrY T F S 11
I'ltlsbni-ali. . 4" l'. 8 1(1 ;
Chicago . . ai 7 7 ' ;t i
hi. I)uis.. ' 3' fll .1 .-, 'n
New Yerk..! fii ' 8 I 1
Ilroelilyu ...J0J , i l i
Cincinnati.. ;ti of 4 1 1 8
Phillies ....' 21 2
Husten 2' , 2
AMKKICAX l.rjAGFi:
iH.M,"Yi"TF STI
Athleiits . . . rr 17 "1 ;,-i
New Yerk. . I 10 n 10. 21)
lloslen 8 ft l,V '20
Cleveland . 21 17 I a 20
St. Leuis... 0: 2 16 2 20
Chicago.. . 7 7 4 : 18
Washington. Fll 2 il 17
Detroit fll 1 41 ' 'li
inti:iinatienal li:.(.i i:
hT.M '!' W T,"K I S Tl
Jeise) City . la ia
IMiffalu .. II II
Newark . . , ill 11
Njraeiise .. ' 11 tl
llaltlilieie .. r-1 II , I 11
Heading . 1 1 i , 4
Herltestei'.. l 1 4
Terente ... 1 1 " if 1 I
iu 11.10111 msr.iiM.i. .si tilths
tleatd sli-im tn rt in intleii" ,Mn-i
ei.Mil t-"i ti-ittiK im r- ,il -in 1 cll erutiud
ri.lnhfu In ferclnr almad Vmi n I ...n .ll . IllbllOUH' 0111 lllg III wlllul wll be
lllfaVre ife Grnce track Is one of Inferninl en the 1vvilht lUieSaU (James br built fei this n'aOIi with locker looms,
ii? deceptive in Hie country. "$ i(M2'rt",rJ,',,uiy.,n 'MS',ru " low," ,,1,tllH' l"n'hes and temporal)
kjswl Jew niiirr umb iws- hsdii. av - ' I iuhi."s n'wmn.
Change in Cernell Beatlny
1 1 tun I . . V.. .Mini .'I -V tliHtiAe In ui
host nj erdfr of lee liiulnr iriiiitt.v right n
Wlieri.r h errw hs e ittde le t'eitli
1 Jehn lltite Ti " front of thu 'it I In.s litpn
Pest Entries at Tiega Deg Shew
llie rienrh Shew Cerninltlee of the Tlti.-u
Kennel ( lull Ii.ih dreldnd te act-1 lit Hest en
Hit ll"i iill-li.-fcil slinw icimuiiew .tfl"i
iietm ie tie held Kt the fentlt-Titnl Het I
eef All Hint Ihe lalf (iimera are reiiUPHtert
1 1 in la in Iw nn nuiiu nei inter man
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rather low in ine waier a iu ie reinuv mat uu ciuck, ie umi siuniim en.
ccndlllen Bartlewyek. Ne. I, and lleunh. trim will net. held up the schedule itirtlns
V, S, exchanged placea. the Judglni.' t
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Minitifei- of P. B. White & Ce.,
Merchant Tailors of
ji'04' Chestnut St.
Tem says: Come in and
leek ever our values and'
you will convince your
self that you can get mere
for your money here
than elsewhere in town.
Be economical and pur
chase your new suit with"
2 pair of trousers. As a
customer recently re'
marked in our establish
ment, why sell your suits
with 2 pairs of trousers?
Don't you knew you
' keep your customer away
that much longer? An
swer: We grant you that
we keep them away
longer, but we are certain
te get the customer back
when he does need an
ether suit because le gets
his money's worth.
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WITH EACH SUIT
MADE TO MEASURE
Beautiful herringbones, smart tweeds, fine
grays and geed-looking mixtures, excellent
quality all-wool sunproef blue serge, unfin
ished and finished worsteds, cassimercs and
also navy blue serges, all included in this sale.
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TWEEDS!!
$28-50
The finest assortment of Demestic and Im
ported Tweeds you have ever seen. The
Tweeds that are the sensation of the season.
EACH SUIT
WITH TWO
PAIRS TROUSERS
$34.50
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808 Chestnut St.
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